SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 STEVE KRAUSE | AT LARGE Lynn postal worker Blocksidge was con ned to home more than a eld after assault charge Swampscott By Thor Jourgensen In a report led in court, police said honored a ITEM EDITORIAL DIRECTOR the victim told of cers she was friend- ly with Gillette. The pair communicated war hero LYNN — A postal worker charged with through social media, and she previous- assaulting a Hanover Street woman last ly offered him water and allowed him month must remain con ned to his home to use her bathroom. On Aug. 22, after SWAMPSCOTT — To- and must stay away from the woman for telling the woman he had a package for day, when the Swampscott at least one year. her, Gillette cornered her against a wall High football team opens Gregory Gillette, 30, of Lynn, was free “and began aggressively grabbing her its season at Blocksidge on $5,000 bail when he reported to a and kissing her neck,” according to the Field against Greater hearing at Lynn District Court on Fri- report. Lawrence Regional Tech day. He previously pleaded not guilty The woman told police Gillette put (noon), perhaps it would on Aug. 23 to charges of open and gross his hands down her pants, grabbed her be a great time to ponder lewdness and indecent assault and bat- breasts and exposed his penis. Police the fate of the young man tery on a person 14 or over. advised her to seek a restraining order after whom the complex is Following a review of police reports and tracked Gillette down on his postal named. and text messages, Gillette was assigned route, arresting him on Baker Street. It has a lot of relevance, $5,000 cash bail on Aug. 24, ordered to During Friday’s hearing, Gillette’s not only for the obvious home con nement with GPS monitoring, attorney, Kevin James, questioned the reason that the eld upon and given an order to have no contact victim’s recollection of the Aug. 22 inci- which so much Swamp- with the woman. dent and said there is no photographic scott athletic history and Judge James LaMothe on Friday ex- evidence of the assault. glory occurred is named in tended the harassment protection order “You alleged he pushed and shoved his honor, but because it taken out against Gillette to at least was 100 years ago Sept. 2 September 2019. ASSAULT, A3 that Cpl. John Enos Block- sidge died on a battle eld in northeastern France in the waning days of World War I. In April of 1918, Block- Revere sidge enlisted in the U.S. Army, and by July he was shipped overseas as part of the American Expedi- murder tionary Force, Company Peabody, G, as an infantryman. That’s three months between the time of en- Saugus trial set listment and the time he went to France to ght. By Bridget Turcotte Two months later, he died shoppers ITEM STAFF as the result of shell re REVERE — A 33-year-old man charged at the Battle of Juvigny, with rst-degree murder in the death of north of Soissons. will gain 18-year-old Andres Jaramillo in Revere will I’m not one of those face lawyers’ opening statements Monday. people who fault 16- and Suffolk District Attorney spokesman Jake 17-year-old kids for not an outlet Wark said jury selection is complete and knowing this. Who knows, lawyers’ opening statements are expected for example, that Manning There will be new Macy’s out- Monday in the trial of Luis Urbaez, charged Field in Lynn is named af- let stores in Saugus and Pea- with rst-degree murder, armed assault with ter former mayor J. Fred body, within the current Ma- intent to murder, and rearms offenses relat- Manning; or that Fraser cy’s stores at Northshore and ing to the Jan. 23, 2015 shooting death of Ja- Field is named for former Square One malls. ramillo in his car on Gar eld Avenue. city councilor and baseball Macy’s Backstage, which of- In a 2015 arraignment, Assistant District a cionado Eugene Fraser? fers about 20 to 80 percent off Attorney Mark Zanini told the court that If you travel through merchandise, will open at both shortly before midnight on Jan. 22, 2015, Ur- Hoey Square in Lynn locations on Saturday, Sept. 15. baez and Juan “Juanito” Gaviria, of Revere, every day, you perhaps The new outlet store at were searching for a teen in Revere who had wouldn’t know that it’s Northshore Mall will have ap- been involved in a physical altercation earli- named for Thomas Y. proximately 10,000 square feet er that day with Gaviria. Hoey, who gave his life in of dedicated retail space on The two men located the teen, and Jara- World War II. Cpl. John Enos Blocksidge died on a battle- the lower level inside the full- millo, in the latter’s parked Honda Accord on eld in northeastern France in the waning line Macy’s, and approximately Gar eld Avenue at around 2 a.m. on Jan. 23. BLOCKSIDGE, A3 days of World War I. 10,600 square feet on the lower According to Zanini’s statement to the court, level of the Macy’s at Square Gaviria and Urbaez pulled up alongside the One Mall. parked vehicle and opened re at the two oc- The grand openings will be cupants, striking and killing Jaramillo. celebrated with giveaways for Police responded to Gar eld Avenue, a side Football is back the rst 200 customers and street near North Shore Road, and found Ja- special events throughout the ramillo, of Chelsea, suffering from fatal gun- shot wounds. The high school football season kicked downs from junior Tim Cronin. day. Gaviria, then 18, was ordered held without off Friday night with plenty of area Quarterback Chrys Wilson scored once “Our customers are excited teams starting their 2018 campaigns on bail at his arraignment in Suffolk Superior on the ground and tossed a touchdown about the Macy’s Backstage court in December 2015. He was charged positive notes. pass to pace Bishop Fenwick to a 28-0 shopping experience,” said Mi- with rst-degree murder, assault with intent St. Mary’s, behind 3 touchdowns from win over Hamilton-Wenham. chelle Israel, Macy’s senior vice to murder, unlawful possession of a rearm, senior newcomer Jalen Echevarria, Running back Trent Tully carried St. president of off price. “Macy’s and carrying a loaded rearm. stormed to a 30-12 win over Millis. Backstage Northshore and John’s Prep to a 43-14 win over Haver- At the time, Urbaez was at large and was Classical’s offense red on all cylinders Square One were designed to hill with 3 touchdown runs. being sought by the State Police Violent Fugi- in a 52-8 win at Medford, with receiver bring great deals and the fun of tives Apprehensive Section. He was arrested The new-look Peabody offense start- Nashaun Butler hauling in 3 touchdown the hunt into our existing Mas- Dec. 16, 2015, according to Wark. passes. ed its new season with a 36-7 win over sachusetts locations.” Urbaez and Gaviria are being tried sepa- Marblehead cruised past Triton, 55- Somerville. rately, said Wark. Gaviria’s trial is scheduled 0, with 167 rushing yards and 4 touch- For stories, see Sports, pages B1-2. MACY’S, A3 for Dec. 10, 2018. Kowloon is on the move

By Bridget Turcotte INSIDE ITEM STAFF Lynn eld SAUGUS — Kowloon Restaurant al- Town to honor 9/11 ready has more than 1,200 seats. Now, rst responders. A2 it’s adding four wheels. The iconic Route 1 restaurant has Revere purchased a food truck to take custom- City to hold fall festival this afternoon. A2 er favorites like Saugus wings mobile. “It’s fun to do different things,” said Opinion owner Bobby Wong. “This is one idea Shribman: The I’ve had for many years and never got once-great war. A4 off the ground.” The food truck has already received such a positive response from potential clients that Wong is considering a second The iconic Route 1 restaurant has purchased a food truck to take customer favor- KOWLOON, A3 ites like Saugus wings mobile.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 HIGH 70° VOL. 140, ISSUE 229 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 LOW 55° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 OBITUARIES Sylvia P. Kennedy, 84 Irene M. Woolf, 59 1934-2018 1959-2018 LYNN — Sylvia Pe- Cardinal Sean O’Mal- LYNN — Irene Mary Woolf, tonguay of Lynn, Linda Votano losi Kennedy, 84, of ley for outstanding a longtime resident of Lynn, and her husband, Bill of Lynn Lincoln, passed away service to her local passed away on Thurs- and John Gastonguay and his on Sept. 5, 2018 in church. day, Sept. 6, 2018 in the wife, Shannon of Maine. Many the arms of her loved She is survived by NSMC-Salem Hospital at the nieces and nephews also sur- ones. her sister, Josephine age of 59. vive her. She was born in Zavarella of North Born in Lynn on July 29, Service information: A Lynn on Feb. 4, 1934 Reading; her daugh- 1959, she was the daughter of memorial visitation will be to Gaetano Pelosi ter, Christine Fletch- the late Wilfred and Ann (Oza- held in the CUFFE-MCGINN and Maria Pelosi. er and son-in-law howski) Gastonguay. Irene was Funeral Home, 157 Maple Sylvia was the youngest of Brooke Fletcher of Watertown; raised and educated in Lynn St., Lynn, on Thursday, Sept. her siblings. She married the her sister-in-law, Patricia Pelo- and was a graduate of Lynn 13, 2018 from 5-7 p.m., fol- late John Kennedy on Sept. 8, si of Lynn; many nieces and Classical High School with the lowed by a memorial service 1968. nephews, and close friends. Class of 1977. at 7 p.m. In lieu of owers, Loved by all, she had many She is preceded in death by She worked for many years contributions in Irene’s careers throughout her life. her siblings Rudolf Pelosi, as a restaurant manager memory may be made to the Sylvia studied at Northeastern Theresa Cintolo, and George for various North Shore KFC American Heart Association, Scarlett Corso, 2, is an Aspire success story. University and the Museum of Pelosi. restaurants. In her spare time, 300 5th Ave., Waltham, MA Fine Arts. Her artistic nature Service information: Rela- Irene enjoyed knitting and cro- 02451. To leave a condo- showed in all she did: paint- tives and friends will gather cheting as well as baking for lence online or to share a ing, dance, and ceramics. for visiting hours on Monday, friends and family. memory, please visit cuffem- Fundraiser to Tee Sylvia danced in the Radio Sept. 10 from 4-7 p.m. in the Irene is survived by her cginn.com. City Rockettes as well as the DEE Funeral Home, 27 Bed- husband, Kenneth S. Woolf Boston Lyric Opera. She was ford St., Concord Center. Her of Lynn; her daughter, Ashley Off Fore Aspire also a dance instructor at her funeral will be held on Tues- Ann Woolf of Framingham; own studio. Later she worked day, Sept. 11 at 8:45 a.m. and her siblings, Dan Gas- By Paul Halloran big part of that. They have as a general supervisor with from the Dee Funeral Home, FOR THE ITEM been coming bi-weekly the Somerville Recreation followed by a funeral Mass pretty much since birth.” Commission. at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph Olivia Corso’s daughter, When Corso expressed Very active in her commu- Church, 142 Lincoln Road, Scarlett, was diagnosed concern about Scarlett’s nity, Sylvia was a member of Lincoln. Burial will follow at Andrew F. Misiura Sr., 77 with Down Syndrome al- speech progress, the fre- the Lincoln Garden Club and Mount Auburn Cemetery in most immediately after quency of speech thera- served as president for a time. Cambridge. birth. py increased, and Corso Her oral designs were shown In lieu of owers please SAUGUS — Andrew F. Misiu- Marie Droukis of Revere; and Doctors at Salem Hos- said, “She improved right at the Boston Flower Show donate in Sylvia’s memory ra Sr. 77, of Saugus, formerly his brother, Thaddeus Misiura pital referred Corso to away.” and Art in Bloom at the Muse- to St. Julia Parish, 374 Bos- of Lynn, beloved husband of of Florida; his three grandchil- Aspire Developmental In order to take care of um of Fine Arts, Boston. In her ton Post Road, Weston, MA Toby Ann (Levine) Misiura, with dren, and his cat Bailey Yogurt Services, a private, non- her daughter while work- church she served as wedding 02493, to which she was so whom he shared 39 years of Rose. pro t healthcare and ed- ing, Corso, who worked coordinator. For years she op- devoted. marriage, passed away after a Service information: Rela- ucational agency. Within at a daycare center for 10 erated her own oral business Arrangements are under lengthy illness Sept. 3. tives and friends are invited a few weeks, Scarlett was years, started a daycare called Fairytale Weddings. the care of Dee Funeral Born in Lynn, he was the to his graveside service Mon- evaluated and placed into called Little Dreamers at Most recently, Sylvia served Home & Cremation Ser- son of the late Thaddeus and day, Sept. 10 at 10 a.m. in an early intervention pro- her home in Lynn. as sacristan at St Joseph’s vice of Concord. To share Sophie (Glynski) Misiura. He Pine Grove Cemetery. Please gram. Scarlett was crawling by Church in Lincoln. One of her a remembrance or to send was a graduate of Lynn Trade meet at the front entrance Through the program, six months, walking at 17 proudest achievements was a condolence in her online Electrical School and was a at 9:45 a.m. For guest book Scarlett, now 2 years old, months and is now jump- being awarded the Bishop guestbook, please visit www. self-employed electrician. please visit www.nadworny- has received a myriad of ing and running. Corso Cheverus Award Medal from DeeFuneralHome.com. Andrew is also survived by funeralhome.com. services, including occu- said she is developing so- his daughters, Beth Cori of pational, speech and phys- cially as well, and enjoys Saugus, Cherelle Bruno of ical therapy. She partici- interacting with peers. Dracut; and son, Andy Misiura pates in a toddler group, “She’s right on track of Middleton; his sister, Ann gym and swim program with her development,” Claire A. Palumbo and hippotherapy. The re- Corso said, crediting As- 1934-2018 sults, according to Corso, pire service coordinator have been overwhelming- Staci Silva with guiding LYNNFIELD — Claire Beloved mother of Anne Bryant, 82 ly positive. the family throughout the A. Palumbo (Carl- Paula Chabra and 1936-2018 “She has always been early intervention process. son), of Lynn eld, her  ancé Tony Dou- very determined,” said There are still openings passed away quietly cette of Lynn eld, FAIRVIEW, Pa. — Anne Bry- dren.” Corso, who will share her in the golf tournament. at her home sur- son Steven Palumbo ant, age 82, of Fairview, Pa., Anne is survived by her be- family’s Aspire experience Registration starts at 10 rounded by her lov- and husband Doug- passed away at her residence loved husband of 54 years, at the Tee Off Fore Aspire a.m. and the tournament ing family on Friday, las Frens of Fort Lau- Sunday, Sept. 2, 2018 sur- Donald Bryant. Anne loved her Golf Classic on Sept. 19 at will begin at noon. For Sept. 7, 2018. derdale, Fla., and son rounded by her loving family. cats, Jackie and Jamie, and Kernwood Country Club more information visit Claire was born INDavid MEMORIAM Palumbo. Her Born Feb. 3, 1936 in Bos- was a devoted animal lover. in Salem. “She has kept aspiredevelopmental.org/ in Lynn on May 4, grandchildren,PAUL F. LEBLANC Chris- ON YOUR BIRTHDAY ton, where she was raised in She will be missed dearly and up with everything and golf-2018 or contact Col- 1934. She went to Lynn Clas- tina Chabra of Lynn, Andrew SEPTEMBER 8, 1957 the “Home for Catholic Chil- forever in our hearts. hit all the milestones of a leen Angelopolus at 781- sical High School and attend- Chabra and Richard Palumbo typical child. Aspire is a 593-2727. ed Kathryn Gibbs School. She of Lynn eld. Claire is survived also graduated as a medical by her brother Fred “Babe” assistant with whom she went Carlson of Manchester, Conn. alongside her daughter, Paula Claire leaves many nieces and Lynn eld to honor 9/11 rst responders Chabra. nephews throughout New En- Claire and her family have gland. ByIN Thomas MEMORIAM Grillo were killed that day in pro hockey scouting di- remembrance of the trag- PAULITEM F. LEBLANCSTAFF 2001, when hijackers  ew rector for the Los Angeles been residents of Lynn eld In lieu of owers, the fami- ON YOUR BIRTHDAY edy. for 42 years. Claire loved ly requests a donation to: St. SEPTEMBER 8, 1957 commercial airplanes into Kings, was killed aboard Following the brief cer- LYNNFIELD — The oil painting, long walks, art Jude’s Children’s Research New York’s World Trade United Flight 175, which emony, a free barbeque classes but truly loved spend- Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, town of Lynn eld and the Center, the Pentagon and  ew into the World Trade sponsored by the town of Memories are treasures, Rotary Club will host the ing time with her family. She Memphis,no TN one 38105 can steal. or online a Pennsylvania eld in Center. Lynn eld will be held. worked at General Electric in to stjude.org.Death is a heartache, annual 9/11 “First Re- what was the worst terror- The solemn event will no one can heal. sponders Day” on the Com- ist attack on U.S. soil. be held at 6 p.m. to honor Thomas Grillo can be Lynn, and later opened up ArrangementsOthers may toforget celebrate you, two businesses, which she ran Claire’s nowlife that will you're be gone; at the mon on Tuesday, Sept. 11. Native son Garnet Ed- the brave men and women reached at tgrillo@item- with her daughter Paula. MACKEYBut Funeral we shall remember,Home, 128 Nearly 3,000 people ward “Ace” Bailey, 54, a who serve locally, and as a live.com. Claire is preceded in death S. Main noStreet, matter howRoute long. 114, Always in our thoughts, by her parents, Fred and Rita Middleton.wherever Calling we hours go, will Carlson. Sister Joan Cantrell, be Monday,Always inSept. our hearts... 10 from Revere festival to celebrate fall this afternoon Rita Stier and brother John 3-6 p.m. FurtherWe love Infoyou so. at www. Lovingly remembered and sadly Memories are treasures, Carlson. mackeyfuneralhome.com.missed by Al, Joanne, Jimmy, REVEREno one can— steal.A Beatles ally, a Beatles cover band, along Broadway with arts Fenno streets will be shut Dawn, Jennilee, Bradley, Aimee, cover Deathband, is acraft heartache, vendors, will be just one of sever- and crafts, jewelry, and to vehicular traf c for this Julie, and Kailee no one can heal. food Otherstrucks, may forgetand you,a beer al acts to take the stage, specialty foods. pedestrian-friendly event. gardennow will that lineyou're Broadwaygone; along with comedians and Food trucks will be Parking will be made IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM todayBut to we kick shall offremember, fall 2018. other musicians. parked along the Amer- available at the Revere PAUL F. LEBLANC no matter how long. LEO G. d'ENTREMONT TheAlways fall infestival our thoughts, will be A “Family Fun Zone” lo- ican Legion Parkway. City Hall lot on Winthrop ON YOUR BIRTHDAY 2006 ~ SEPTEMBER 8 ~ 2018 SEPTEMBER 8, 1957 from noonwherever to we6 go,p.m. and cated behind City Hall will There will be a beer gar- Avenue, Hill School on 0N HIS TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY Always in our hearts... will includeWe love youstreet so. per- be open from noon to 5 p.m. den in front of the Amer- Park Avenue, and the Re- formers,Lovingly remembered local food, and sadlyand Children can play games ican Legion with tastes vere High School parking merchandisemissed by Al, vendors,Joanne, Jimmy, and and see family-friendly from local breweries. lot on School Street. Dawn, Jennilee, Bradley, Aimee, a main Julie,stage and Kaileewith musi- street performers, and in- A segment of Broadway If the event is rained cians and comedians.  atables. During this time, from Winthrop Avenue to out, it will be held Sunday TicketIN MEMORIAMto Ride Addition- vendors will be set up the corner of Beach and instead. LEO G. d'ENTREMONT 2006 ~ SEPTEMBER 8 ~ 2018 Love lives on forever in each Interior0N HIS TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY Department rules against tribe in trust land bid memory and thought of the special one who meant so much and the BOSTON (AP) — The Reorganization Act passed Tribal Council Chair- in large part because they Memories are treasures, happiness he brought. U.S. Department of the In- in 1934. man Cedric Cromwell said opposed the tribe’s plans no one can steal. Love lives on forever, it will never Death is a heartache, fade away, for in our hearts our terior ruled Friday it can- The Cape Cod tribe, the decision is a “tremen- for a resort casino near the no one can heal. love is with us every day. not hold land in trust for which traces its ancestors dous blow” to the tribe’s Rhode Island state line. Others may forget you, Lovingly remembered and sadly a tribe, reversing a deci- to the native Americans efforts to preserve the res- The tribe broke ground now that you're gone; missed by wife Isabelle, son But we shall remember, Darren and wife Lori, daughter sion it made under former that broke bread with the ervation it was granted by on the First Light resort no matter how long. Darlene and her husband Bob, President Barack Obama Pilgrims nearly four cen- the agency just a few short but halted work following Always in our thoughts, grandsons Adam and Brian, and throwing into doubt turies ago, received feder- years ago. the judge’s decision. wherever we go, and granddaughter Isabella Love lives on forever in each Always in our hearts... thememory tribe’s and thought plans of thefor special a $1 al recognition in 2007. The Interior Department Cromwell, in his state- We love you so. billionone who casino. meant so much and the Land in trust is a special took 321 acres into trust ment, said the tribe now Lovingly remembered and sadly IN MEMORIAM The happinessagency, he in brought. its 28-page status in which the federal for the tribe in 2015 and hopes Congress intervenes. missed by Al, Joanne, Jimmy, Love lives on forever, it will never WENDY MARIE ruling,fade away, said for inthe our Mashpeehearts our government holds the title later declared it the tribe’s Lawmakers submitted Dawn, Jennilee, Bradley, Aimee, ON HER BIRTHDAY Julie, and Kailee Wampanoaglove is with us everytribe day. does to the property and allows sovereign reservation. legislation earlier this 1976 ~ SEPTEMBER 8 ~ 2018 Lovingly remembered and sadly notmissed qualify by wifefor havingIsabelle, landson the tribe to make its own But a federal judge or- year effectively enshrin- IN MEMORIAM placedDarren andinto wife trust Lori, becausedaughter decisions on how to devel- dered the agency to recon- ing the tribe’s reservation LEO G. d'ENTREMONT itDarlene wasn’t and under her husband federal Bob, ju- op the tax-exempt land sider the decision in 2016 into law and preventing 2006 ~ SEPTEMBER 8 ~ 2018 risdictiongrandsons when Adam andthe Brian, Indian and its natural resources. after local residents sued, further legal challenges. 0N HIS TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY and granddaughter Isabella IN MEMORIAM WENDY MARIE 781-593-7700 ON HER BIRTHDAY Publishing Daily, except Sundays 1976 ~ SEPTEMBER 8 ~ 2018 Need to find USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional of ces. 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MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Blocksidge was Recount to be sought in der to President Donald dispatcher she had a job Authorities say Clark close congressional race Trump’s sons. interview and couldn’t was attempting to  ee U.S. Attorney for Massa- stay before leaving the from police when he more than a eld BOSTON (AP) — One of chusetts Andrew Lelling scene. dragged Chelmsford said Friday that 25-year- Ashley Monturio, of Sgt. Stephen Fredericks the top two nishers in a at Aisne, France. His re- old Daniel Frisiello of Pembroke, was released through an ice cream shop BLOCKSIDGE 10-way Democratic prima- mains were returned to Beverly, Massachusetts on personal recognizance parking lot in July 2016. From A1 ry for an open U.S. House the United States, and ar- reached a plea deal on 13 after a not guilty plea to a Clark was shot in the seat in Massachusetts They are merely names rived home in Swampscott counts of mailing a threat charge of leaving the scene head and abdomen by an- plans to ask for a recount. on a sign. I think more at- Jan. 13, 1921. He was bur- and six counts of false of a fatal accident was en- other of cer while he was Dan Koh said in a tention should be paid to ied with full military hon- information and hoaxes. tered on her behalf at her dragging Fredericks. statement his campaign what’s behind the sign, as Lelling said Frisiello arraignment Friday. Fredericks was injured ors in Swampscott Ceme- will le for a recount by opposed to what’s on it. tery three days later. Friday’s 5 p.m. deadline. mailed the envelopes to Authorities say Romelia but survived. It may surprise some I fear that we sometimes Unof cial returns high-pro le individuals, Gallardo was pushing An investigation found people, but there was seri- cavalierly throw around from 100 percent of the including Eric Trump and a wheeled walker when that the of cer who ous opposition to the U.S. the names, or the mem- precincts in the district Donald Trump Jr., that she was struck near her opened re was justi ed getting involved in World ories, of our war dead to showed Lori Trahan lead- contained white powder senior housing complex in in using force. War I. The U.S. didn’t en- prove a point. This has ing Koh by 52 votes, out and a note indicating the Cambridge on Thursday. ter the war until midway happened way too often of approximately 85,000 powder was dangerous. She was pronounced dead Prosecutor: Dog trainer had through president Wood- these days, drawing the votes cast Tuesday. The substance was non- at the hospital. planned deception in death row Wilson’s second term, sacri ce these men and Koh’s campaign said hazardous. The 41-year-old Montu- a term for which he cam- women have made into “signi cant changes Frisiello’s lawyer didn’t rio’s attorney, while not WRENTHAM (AP) paigned in 1916 with the in vote counts in some immediately respond to a addressing the speci cs — Prosecutors say the divisive arguments over slogan “he kept us out of communities over the last request for comment. of the case, said his client trainer facing charges in whether Nike should have war.” But by 1917, Germa- couple of days have made Lelling said Frisiello is “deeply saddened and the death of a dog that featured Colin Kaepernick ny was sinking American it clear that a recount is also addressed threaten- very apologetic.” belonged to former New in its present advertis- ships in the Atlantic, and necessary to ensure every ing letters to Democratic England Patriots line- ing campaign; or whether vote is counted.” U.S. Sen. Debbie Staben- Man gets 5 years for backer Jerod Mayo had an war became inevitable. Kaepernick himself is vi- So, out of patriotism to olating the spirit of their A Trahan spokesman ow of Michigan and police dragging of cer with car elaborate plan to deceive said her campaign was and prosecutors in Massa- authorities. a country thrust suddenly sacri ces by kneeling also collecting signatures chusetts, Connecticut and LOWELL (AP) — A Amelia Ferreira was into harm’s way, men like during the national an- for a possible recount. Rhode Island. 29-year-old man who used arraigned Thursday after John Blocksidge enlisted. them out of protests over They are vying to a stolen car to drag a a warrant was issued for And died. social injustice. replace Democratic U.S. Prosecutor: Suspect in fatal police of cer through the her arrest for failing to That’s not much differ- I sometimes wonder ent than it is today. Over whether, if John Blocksidge Rep. Niki Tsongas, who hit and run stopped at rst parking lot of an ice cream appear in court Wednes- didn’t run for re-election. stand has been sent to day. Ferreira says she the last two decades, the could speak beyond the MEDFORD (AP) — prison for ve years. didn’t show up because U.S. has found itself in grave, he’d be OK with be- Man to plead guilty to Prosecutors say a woman The Lowell Sun reports she “mixed up the dates.” harm’s way in the War on ing dragged into these de- Terror, and a new gener- bates, or whether he’d ask, sending Trump sons letters charged with striking that Michael Clark, of The Sun Chronicle re- and killing an 80-year- Tyngsborough, was also ports she is charged with ation of John Blocksidges respectfully, that we stop. BOSTON (AP) — A man old woman with her SUV sentenced Thursday to lying to Massachusetts has taken up arms to de- Beyond all that, though, has agreed to plead guilty stopped, got out to check, three years of probation and Rhode Island police fend the United States. it would be a very nice to sending threatening called 911 to say someone after pleading guilty to about the death of Mayo’s One of them, Staff Sgt. gesture if, prior to today’s letters with white pow- was hurt, and told the several charges. English bulldog, Knox. Christopher Piper, was game — and every game killed in Afghanistan. on that eld through The football eld at Mar- this school year — John blehead is named in his Blocksidge’s memory be Kowloon is on the move in Saugus honor. observed with a moment After Blocksidge died, of silence to acknowledge KOWLOON This summer, the more than two decades is going to be much more his body was buried in the sacri ce he made on From A1 restaurant created a sea- ago, but life was busy and limited.” an American cemetery behalf of the country. sonal 1,800-square-foot food trucks were known Instead of trying to rec- truck. If permitting is outdoor dining area with mostly as canteen trucks reate Kowloon on wheels, Lynn postal worker con ned available, he said, he’d like 100 additional seats. Next at business parks, he said. he hopes to play off the to add a tiki drink truck, year, Wong said he’d like When his nephew, Jon- strengths a food truck of- to home after assault charge serving mai tais and other to have more fun with the athan Moy, was interest- fers and the food that peo- specialty drinks. outdoor space and create a ed in starting his own ple want to eat on the go. ASSAULT ing order, led on Aug. 22, “There are a lot of beer more lively ambiance. restaurant several years The menu is still being the woman quoted Gil- gardens now, so we need a From A1 Wong envisions a ti- ago, Wong suggested he worked out, but Wong said lette as saying, “’I thought tiki garden,” he said. ki-themed tent with steel instead try a food truck it will offer rice and noo- you. You said he cornered you wanted to have some Wong said the readiness drums. The food truck business. Moy started dles, as well as chicken you. You didn’t have any fun,’” to which she added, to try new things started could pull up to the tent with one truck and now bites with favorite dipping bruising on you,” James generations ago when his “I tried nicely to say, ‘I’m and serve appetizers while has three. Moyzilla Food sauces including the Sau- told her. parents and grandparents not ready for that stuff.’” patrons mingle or watch a Truck is known in and gus wing and General Gau ran the restaurant. The victim told LaMothe Postal Service spokes- football game. south of Boston for sim- sauce. There will also be The iconic eatery was that Gillette tried to drag man Stephen Doherty said “I’m looking from the ple Asian street food and sandwiches on Asian pas- opened by Wong’s grand- her to a bathroom over her Gillette was hired as an en- standpoint of my employ- dumplings made with a try bread. parents in 1950 with 50 “We’re going to evolve objections. Her attorney, try-level postal worker in seats. His parents took it ees. I’m trying to get them creative twist. Michael Dwyer, told the 2013 and started working engaged in some of the Moy will help Kowloon quite a bit,” said Wong. “It over eight years later and will be more eclectic, more judge she “is in total fear full time three years ago. started a series of expan- things we can do togeth- get their rst truck off the for her life.” “He is still on the rolls er,” said Wong. “They’re ground, said Wong. Asian fusion. Not only the sions. traditional (food) we have “Of all the people in the but not working at this pretty excited about the Wong said the Kowloon “Now we have 1,200 but we’re experimenting world you think you can point,” Doherty said. tent and the truck. It gets truck will offer Kowloon seats,” said Wong. “My with other things.” trust, it’s the people you Gillette is scheduled them rejuvenated and mo- favorites with its own mother and father had a He said he hopes to se- see who hand you mail,” to return to court for a tivated. The bottom line is twist. lot of foresight and great cure a permit in the city Dwyer said. pre-trial hearing on Sept. business but if you don’t “On the food truck you’re dreams. I don’t think any- next year, and to use the In the initial restrain- 27. one would build a 1,200 always just think of the limited because the kitch- truck for catering and oth- seat restaurant today.” money aspect but try to do en is small,” said Wong. er events. He and his ve siblings, a good job and keep your “The way you cook is a who run the business to- employees engaged, busi- lot different than in the Bridget Turcotte can be gether, have made an ef- ness will come.” restaurant. In the restau- reached at bturcotte@item- fort to continue their vi- The idea for the food rant we have chefs going a live.com. Follow her on sion. truck crossed Wong’s mind mile a minute. The menu Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. 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Hastings, 1922-1940 — the 100th anniversary of that of this museum, and of the mean- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 movement, so significant in the ing of the war. America entered it 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 history of the Middle East, is this in a blast of idealism, not of im- Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 month — the world is not remem- perialism, and above all of inno- Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 bering much about World War I, cence; it foreswore territorial gain. classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 which is a tragedy. In its time, it Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 It is incontrovertible that the war Subscriptions was known as the Great War and in catapulted the United States into John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 [email protected] our time might be regarded as the world-power status, a notion in- Circulation opening act of World War II and, creasingly viewed by historians as [email protected] if you stretch your mind, the Cold an important motive for Woodrow Ext. 3 War as well. Wilson to take the country into the For an antidote to that historical conflict. But the common soldier — Newsroom amnesia, consult your inner Fats Capt. Truman, for example — took [email protected] [email protected] Domino and proclaim, Kansas City, substantial pride in simple princi- here I come. ple. On the wall here hangs a post- Ext. 4 EDITORIAL Situated near the geographic and er produced for the United States Sports population center of the country, Food Administration. It bellows: [email protected] Kansas City is both literally and “America, the hope of all who suffer, Ext. 5 metaphorically the heart of Amer- the dread of all who wrong.” Retail and Online ica. One of the homes of the great And yet from beginning to end, Advertising American art form of jazz; the hope was the first casualty of this [email protected] bustling early entrepot where the war. great American westerly migra- At the beginning it was possible ADVERTISING tion passed through the California, — entirely plausible — for an artist Ernie Carpenter Jr. Oregon and Santa Fe trails; and to create a poster featuring a man Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 the home city of the longest-run- on a galloping horse and the word [email protected] ning Negro League baseball club, “Forward.” By the end, no one con- the Monarchs, Kansas City is, you David McBournie sidered a horse a possible or plau- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 might say, American to its core. sible means of transport, and the [email protected] But its greatest modern distinc- word “forward” was mocked by the Ralph Mitchell tion may be that it is the only place trenches, where no one moved for- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 PHOTO | OLIVIER DOULIERY/ABACA PRESS in the United States that takes ward. And of all the great illusions [email protected] World War I seriously. President Donald Trump leaves the Oval Of- this conflict would spawn in 1914, Patricia Whalen fice as he departs the White House in Wash- The days have passed when a none was greater than the convic- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ington. lone World War I veteran, grizzled tion that the combatants would be [email protected] by age, would be honored in his home by Christmas. Some missed faded blue side cap on Veterans three Christmases, some four. Some BUSINESS OFFICE Day, which, not so incidentally, is never sang “Silent Night,” or “Stille Susan J. Conti marked on Nov. 11, the day World Nacht,” again. Controller, ext. 1288 Chaos and [email protected] War I came to a close in 1918. Those It is perhaps only here, in the men are gone; one of the last was middle of the middle of the North Ted Grant Tony Pierro, an Italian immigrant Publisher, ext. 1234 American continent, that one can [email protected] dead a decade ago at age 110 and underestimate the nature of the disloyalty in Marian Kinney the uncle of one of my high-school trenches, which extended roughly ext. 1212 classmates. For many Americans, the length of the state of Kansas. [email protected] this war lives only in textbooks, Standing here you might note that as far away to contemporary high Will Kraft White House the French, fatefully, brought in Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 school seniors as post-Civil War Re- thousands of Vietnamese to build [email protected] construction was for Nancy Pierro their trenches. A visitor might Raise your hand if you needed to read the confes- Jennifer Perez Gabriello and me. whisper to a companion that at the sions of an anonymous senior administration official ext. 1205 But yes, come to Kansas City, end of the war, Ho Chi Minh would [email protected] to realize President Donald Trump’s management where the city fathers and moth- petition the diplomats to create an style is “impetuous, adversarial, petty and ineffec- Mike Shanahan ers have chosen not to forget, may- independent Vietnam. The rest is tive.” Anybody? We weren’t shocked, either. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 be because the commander of the history, in tragic form. [email protected] Trump’s 19 months in office have aged many Amer- American Expeditionary Force was Within the walls of the Kansas icans at least twice that length of time. The president Carolina Trujillo a Missourian (Gen. John J. Persh- City museum are reconstructions Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 has a base of supporters who embrace or ignore the ing), maybe because the most fa- of the trenches that stretched from [email protected] chaos and pugnacity. For others, including those of mous World War I veteran aside the English Channel to the Swiss Jim Wilson us who seek to judge Trump’s policy work separately from the legendary airman known border, a crescent of senseless Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 from his erratic personality, these are trying times. as the Red Baron also was a local death (reinforced by tree branches [email protected] With him in charge, the circus never shuts down. lad (Harry Truman), maybe be- and rocks); poignant signs (“Walk- CIRCULATION Twice this week, installments of America’s strang- cause this is just the sort of place ing Wounded,” with an arrow point- est reality show — otherwise known as the Trump Lisa Mahmoud that wants to stand out by doing ing to the right); military vehicles Manager, ext. 1239 presidency — provided glimpses of White House the right thing rather than the including ambulances and tanks [email protected] staffers in panic mode. First there were news reports done thing. (the latter damaged by German CLASSIFIED about Bob Woodward’s new behind-the-scenes book, So here, in the world’s least likely artillery rounds); and even deadly “Fear,” in which we learned that adviser Gary Cohn Abbe Young Smith place — 4,632 miles from Verdun, weapons that to the eye seem un- lifted a letter off Trump’s desk so that the president Manager, ext. 1276 where none of this is forgotten — threatening (the aerial darts known [email protected] wouldn’t act on his worrisome threat to scuttle a stands the National World War I as “flechettes,” dropped from planes trade deal with South Korea. Then came The New Museum and Memorial. In 1919, as to strike men in the head and body). NEWSROOM York Times’ decision to publish the anonymous op-ed world leaders gathered at Versailles Perhaps on your visit you may Mike Alongi describing crafty efforts by Trump officials to keep to craft the treaty ending the war, pause at a small display of domestic Sports Reporter ext. 1228 the country from running off the rails. “There are more than 83,000 people raised $32 [email protected] adults in the room … trying to do what’s right even items made from combat shell. Your million (in current dollars) to con- eye might linger on the wastebas- Bill Brotherton when Donald Trump won’t,” the op-ed asserts. Features Editor ext. 1338 struct a memorial site. Gen. Persh- ket, or perhaps on the vases, may- Woodward’s book, not yet on sale, uses unnamed ing was in attendance for the dedi- [email protected] sources to describe life in the White House. Readers be even on the lamp, all fashioned cation, along with French Marshal during idle hours in the trenches. Gayla Cawley will be able to draw their own conclusions based on Ferdinand Foch. Reporter, ext. 1236 the reporting of a respected journalist. The op-ed is And when you do, you might be [email protected] Five years later, President Cal- prompted to recall Chapter 2 of the a different matter. The unidentified official gave the Cheryl Charles vin Coolidge traveled here for the Book of Isaiah, where it is written piece to the Times and then sneaked back to work, opening of the 217-foot-tall Liberty News Editor, ext. 1278 hoping not to be uncovered later by a livid president. that “they shall beat their swords [email protected] Memorial Tower, which anchors the into plowshares,” and you might Our problem with the op-ed is the lack of account- museum completed 11 years ago. Bella diGrazia also recall the words that precede Reporter, ext. 1317 ability. The “senior official in the Trump administra- “Reverence for our dead, respect for tion” raises a serious question about whether Trump that famous passage: [email protected] our living, loyalty to our country, “And he shall judge among the na- is fit to be president, then slips past any follow-up devotion to humanity, consecration Thomas Grillo responsibility. Instead of leading public debate over tions, and shall rebuke many people.” Reporter, ext. 1264 to religion, all of these and much [email protected] possible invocation of the 25th Amendment to re- more is represented in this tow- David Shribman is a Pulitzer move the president from office, the writer tells Amer- Spenser Hasak ering monument and its massive Prize-winning columnist. He is a Photographer, ext. 1332 icans to trust administration officials: They’ve got supports,” Coolidge said. “It has not Swampscott High graduate. [email protected] this, whoever they are. They’ll thwart his “misguided Thor Jourgensen impulses until he is out of office.” Editorial Director, ext. 1267 But how much credibility should Americans give [email protected] to someone who takes his or her shots from a secret Daniel Kane hideaway? Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 The alleged presence of secret saviors shouldn’t [email protected] surprise anyone. Every White House adviser should Steve Krause consider it part of the job description to smother bad Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ideas and save the president from misguided im- [email protected] pulses. No news there. The same goes in the private Owen O’Rourke sector. But bashing the boss anonymously is disloy- Photographer, ext. 1224 al and, rather than fixing anything, makes everyone [email protected] in the organization paranoid. This op-ed has “CYA Emma LeBlanc Pérez memo” written all over it — someone wants a paper- Copy Editor work trail to show the world in case things later go [email protected] south: See? I told ya I tried to save the country. Harold Rivera The op-ed accomplishes nothing positive and tells Sports Editor, ext. 1238 us nothing we don’t already know. The piece says the [email protected] president is morally rudderless, holds no coherent Roberto Scalese worldview and careens from objective to objective. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 We know that; we read his tweets. The piece says the [email protected] president, while alarming, also has notched achieve- Mark Sutherland ments such as tax reform and deregulation. We know Creative Director [email protected] that as well; we supported those efforts. Sooner or later it’s likely the op-ed writer will be Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 outed, with unpredictable results. What’s certain is [email protected] that as long as Trump is president, chaos will be part Bridget Turcotte of the picture. Reporter, ext. 1269 By The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board. 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By Juana Summers fanning for years.” He later added: “This is and Sara Burnett Noting the history of for- not normal.” ASSOCIATED PRESS mer presidents avoiding He was especially stern the rough and tumble of in his condemnation of URBANA, Ill. — For- politics, Obama acknowl- Trump’s pattern of pres- mer President Barack edged his sharp critique of suring law enforcement Obama issued a scorching Trump was something of a officials, including Attor- critique of his successor departure from tradition. Former ney General Jeff Sessions. Friday, blasting President But he said the political President The president has repeat- Donald Trump’s pattern moment required a push- Barack edly called on Sessions to of pressuring the Justice back and called for better Obama fire special counsel Robert Department, his policies discourse. makes a Mueller and earlier this and reminding voters that “Appealing to tribe, ap- campaign week blamed the Justice the economic recovery — pealing to fear, pitting stop at Caffe Department for indicting one of Trump’s favorite one group against anoth- Paradiso in two incumbent Republi- talking points — began on er, telling people that or- Urbana, Ill., can members of Congress, his watch. der and security will be Friday. arguing the moves could Obama’s speech at the restored if it weren’t for jeopardize their seats. University of Illinois at those who don’t look like PHOTO | “It should not be a par- Urbana-Champaign was us or don’t sound like us ASSOCIATED PRESS tisan issue to say that delivered less than two or don’t pray like we do — we do not pressure the months before midterm that’s an old playbook,” he But, Obama added, watching Obama’s speech. Trump administration attorney general or the elections that could deter- said. “It’s as old as time. when there is a vacuum in “I’m sorry, I watched it, and said the news is a re- FBI to use the criminal mine the course of Trump’s And in a healthy democ- democracy, “other voices but I fell asleep,” Trump minder of what’s at stake justice system as a cudgel presidency. The remarks racy, it doesn’t work. Our fill the void. A politics of said at a campaign ap- in the November midterm to punish our political op- amounted to a stinging in- antibodies kick in and fear and resentment and pearance in Fargo, North elections. ponents,” Obama said. “Or dictment of political life in people of good will from Dakota. “I found he’s very “Just a glance at recent to explicitly call on the at- retrenchment takes hold.” the Trump era. across the political spec- good for sleeping.” headlines should tell you torney general to protect Obama called Trump “It did not start with trum call out the bigots Even as he has largely this moment really is dif- members of our own party Donald Trump,” Obama and the fear-mongers and “the symptom, not the remained out of the spot- ferent,” Obama said. “The from prosecution because said. “He is a symptom, not work to compromise and cause” of division and po- light, Obama made clear stakes really are higher. an election happens to be the cause. He’s just cap- get things done and pro- larization in the U.S. he’s paid close attention The consequences of any coming up. I’m not making italizing on resentments mote the better angels of Trump, meanwhile, to the steady stream of of us sitting on the side- that up. That’s not hypo- that politicians have been our nature.” claims he fell asleep headlines chronicling the lines are more dire.” thetical.” Under DeVos, full loan relief rare for for-profit students

By Maria Danilova ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is granting only partial loan forgiveness to the vast majority of students ap- proved for help because of fraud by for-profit colleges, according to preliminary Education Department data obtained by The As- sociated Press. The figures demonstrate the impact of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS new policy of tiered relief, in which students swin- LaTosha Brown, right, co-founder of Black Voters Matter, laughs with dled by for-profit schools Mable Spears-Starks, president and CEO of MACE, Mississippi Action are compensated based on for Community Education, aboard a bus tour in the Mississippi Delta. their earnings after the program. Of the roughly 16,000 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS How black women are organizing fraud claims approved Education Secretary Betsy DeVos pauses as she thus far by the Education testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington. to energize voters for November Department under DeVos, slightly more than 1,000 in her agency, is favoring ing” approach. By Errin ed work is evident. Black concerns ranging from students received full for- industry interests. But More than 165,000 Haines Whack women went to the polls access to the ballot box to giveness on their loans, DeVos counters that the claims have been filed ASSOCIATED PRESS in record numbers last De- the president’s hostility to according to an AP analy- previous approach was since the loan forgiveness cember to elect Doug Jones protesting NFL players JACKSON, Miss. — sis of the data. unfair to taxpayers who program launched in full as the first Democratic and the violent demon- DeVos has been pushing ended up paying for those in 2015 under the Obama Meeting on the campus senator from Alabama in strations last summer in to ease regulations for the forgiven loans. She says administration. A total of of Jackson State Univer- 25 years. As of this week, Charlottesville, Va. for-profit sector and raise the new process will en- nearly 48,000 claims have sity on a recent Friday 39 black women are nomi- In California, volunteers the bar for students seek- able students to get their been approved through afternoon, dozens of black nees for the U.S. House in spent last weekend work- ing relief for fraud. Critics claims considered more the end of June. women came together to the November midterms, ing at phone banks and say DeVos, who has hired quickly and efficiently Since DeVos took over, strategize about the up- including 22 women who texting for Ayanna Press- officials from the for-prof- and will be more balanced the agency has reviewed coming midterm elections, aren’t incumbents. ley, whose upset victory it sector to top positions instead of an “all-or-noth- more than 25,000 claims. opening the gathering The meeting soon shift- Tuesday put her on track with a freedom song. ed to strategy as the wom- to become Massachusetts’ “The revolution done en plotted how to harness first black female con- signed my name,” they the energy of black female gresswoman. Others have Senate concludes Kavanaugh moaned, invoking the voters this fall. Scenes started political action names of the ancestors like these are playing committees to provide fi- whose strength has willed out across the country nancial resources to can- hearing; confirmation likely them to persevere: Har- as black women convene didates such as Stacey riet Tubman. Shirley at schools, churches and Abrams, the Democratic By Jessica Gresko Chisholm. Aretha Frank- homes to plan how to nominee for governor in ASSOCIATED PRESS lin. Two were like them, make sure that black vot- Georgia. If she wins in WASHINGTON — After daughters of Mississippi: ers — particularly women November, Abrams would two marathon days ques- Ella Jo Baker. Fannie Lou — are aware of the upcom- become the first black fe- tioning Brett Kavanaugh, Hamer. ing elections, registered male governor elected to senators concluded his Su- “All of us who are in and planning to vote and lead a U.S. state. preme Court confirmation the room right now are that their family members The Mississippi gather- hearing Friday by hearing midwives for transforma- will do the same. ing was part of a stop on from friends, foes and le- tion,” said Rukia Lumum- It’s all part of an effort a tour across the Deep gal experts making their ba, daughter of the late to reshape the politics South organized by LaTo- cases for and against the Jackson Mayor Chokwe of the Trump era when sha Brown, co-founder of judge who is likely to push Lumumba, and co-found- many black voters feel the Black Voters Matter the high court further to er of the Electoral Justice threatened by the coun- Fund, which aims to in- the right. 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Martisse Johnson, 31, of A report of an unwelcome A walk-in reported at 12:56 resting police department. guest at 360 Washington St. 70 Granite St., Apt. 39 B, Lynn, p.m. on Thursday that her son’s was arrested and charged with at 2:27 p.m. on Thursday; at iPhone was stolen on Tuesday PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Market Basket, 40 Federal St., second offense of shoplifting LYNN after school during football by asportation. Cincinnati Police Chief Eliot Isaac, center, at 12:55 p.m. on Friday. practice. A report of a fight at King and addresses the media as Mayor John Cranley, Arrests A caller reported a stream of Accidents right, listens during a news conference. Ocean streets at 7:01 p.m. on sparks coming off the power Noeleen Barry, 58, of 5 Thursday; at 91 Liberty St. at lines near Lafayette Street at A report of a motor vehicle Cherry Court, Swampscott, was 12:53 p.m. on Friday. 7:10 p.m. on Thursday. They accident at Derby Road and arrested and charged with op- stated it was the lines located Grover Street at 10:26 a.m. Police: Shooter’s erating under the influence of Overdose towards the back of the park. Thursday; at Broadway and Tap- liquor, negligent operation of a Responding officers found a ley Avenue at 10:48 a.m. Thurs- motor vehicle, and leaving the A report of a possible over- branch on the wire may have day; at Blanchards Liquors on scene of property damage at dose on Smith Street at 2:15 gun jammed caused the issue. American Legion Highway at 12:05 a.m. on Friday. p.m. on Thursday. A caller reported a possibly 11:21 a.m. Thursday; at Wen- Janelle Boulay, 30, of 21 dy’s on Squire Road at 12:03 Michigan Ave., was arrested Theft drunk woman going into traffic during rampage on Pleasant Street and falling p.m. Thursday; at Marshalls on and charged with a city knife vi- A report of a larceny at 575 VFW Parkway at 12:45 p.m. olation ordinance at 7:50 p.m. down twice at 10:07 p.m. on By Angie Wang ville, South Carolina. Eastern Ave. at 12:53 p.m. Thursday. Thursday; at Eliot Circle at 1:10 on Thursday. p.m. Thursday; on Salem Street and John Seewe His boss told officers in on Thursday; at Blue Ox, 191 ASSOCIATED PRESS October 2014 that Santa Jody Coffin, 34, of 81 Broad Oxford St., at 10:42 p.m. on at 5:54 p.m. Thursday; at Mar- St., was arrested on warrant PEABODY shalls on VFW Parkway at 6:45 Perez had been throw- Thursday; at 270 Union St. at CINCINNATI — The ing tools and not acting charges of possession of a 11:58 a.m. on Friday. p.m. Thursday. shooter who killed three Class B drug, shoplifting by Arrests right in the week before people in a Cincinnati of- he was let go and that he asportation, and receiving sto- Vandalism Complaints fice high-rise once acted len property. Coffin was also Megan Pistorino, 36, of 77 “was afraid of what Omar Washington St., Seabrook, disoriented after being might do,” according to a charged with a default warrant A report of vandalism to a A report of vandalism to a fired four years ago in N.H., was arrested on Thursday police report. and failure to appear upon motor vehicle at 160 Neptune motor vehicle on Roughan South Carolina, and he at 4:08 p.m. at Macy’s at 210 A police officer said recognizance at 8:03 a.m. on Blvd. at 1:41 p.m. on Thursday; Street at 6:41 a.m. Thursday. filed a recent lawsuit that Andover St. and charged with Santa Perez was on the Friday. at 16 Albany St. at 8:03 a.m. A report of shots fired at the a judge in June said “bor- shoplifting by concealing mer- ground, refusing to leave Elvin Coreano-Figueroa, of on Friday; at 70 Granite St. at Revere Housing Authority on ders on delusional.” chandise. and appeared upset and 8 Chase St., was arrested on 12:52 p.m. on Friday. Constitution Avenue at 9:46 Authorities on Friday Michael Barbuto, 51, of 14 disoriented. He mum- warrant charges of two counts A report of vandalism at 7 p.m. Thursday. said they have not figured Elm St. Apt. 6, was arrested on bled “about the war and of assault and battery, assault Liberty Square at 10:58 p.m. out why 29-year-old Omar Thursday at 6:56 p.m. following the economy” and talked and battery with a dangerous on Thursday. SAUGUS Enrique Santa Perez a hit and run crash at Arbore- about how he was upset weapon, and unarmed robbery opened fire inside the lob- tum and charged with operat- about being fired, the offi- at 7:35 a.m. on Friday. Arrests by of a building where he LYNNFIELD ing a motor vehicle under the cer said in a report. Wendy Filkins, 55, of 91 never worked or had any Congress St., Amesbury, was influence of alcohol and leav- Neighbors who lived in Accident Timothy L. Gillespie, 51, of known connection. The ing the scene of an accident a Cincinnati-area apart- arrested on warrant charges 1 Fairview St., Saugus, was ar- city’s police chief said the with property damage. ment building that Santa of armed robbery, trespass- A motor vehicle crash was rested on warrant charges. gunman’s mental health ing, larceny from building, and Maynor Lopez, 20, of 66 Fay- Perez moved into this year reported on Thursday at 8:49 Summons history is one of several ar- charged with out of town war- a.m. at Condon Circle. Officer ette St., Lynn, was arrested and eas they are investigating. gave conflicting descrip- rants at 1:54 p.m. on Thursday. reports no personal injury, op- Hadi Abdel Dehbi, 52, of charged with providing a false Police Chief Eliot Isaac tions of him. Nicole Johnson, of 221 erators exchanged information. 141 Essex St., Saugus, was is- name following an arrest and said Santa Perez bought Some told local news Curwin Circle, was arrested on sued a summons on Thursday warrant charges. the 9 mm handgun le- outlets that he usually warrant charges of shoplifting Complaints at 7:10 p.m. at 15 Heath Road Brian J. Giardullo, 43, of 25 gally about a month ago looked angry and wouldn’t by concealing merchandise for violating an abuse preven- Howard St., Saugus, was ar- in Cincinnati before he say hello while another worth over $250, violation of Caller reported an unreg- rested on warrant charges. said he always appeared istered trailer was parked on tion order. randomly shot at work- an abuse prevention order, ers Thursday morning in to be in a good mood. and assault and battery on a Lakeview Drive on Thursday at Complaints The body of one of the 11:49 a.m. Officer reports vehi- Accidents the building that houses person over 60 years old or a the headquarters of Fifth three men killed in the disabled person at 11:21 a.m. cle has a license plate. A motor vehicle crash was re- A report of an elderly female shooting was recognized Report of a child out of con- wandering around in a back- Third Bancorp. on Thursday. ported at 63 Central St. and 2 Security footage from by the coroner. Dr. Laksh- James Kalloger, 31, of 14 trol at Our Lady of Assumption Tremont St. on Thursday at 5:20 yard on Marden Street at 10:18 mi Sammarco had met School at 40 Grove St. on a.m. Thursday. Police report the inside the lobby showed Fernwood Ave., was arrested p.m. Officer reports no person- him firing while carrying 25-year-old Pruthvi Kan- and charged with breaking and Thursday at 11:56 a.m. The al injury and no tow needed, woman was at the wrong house depi at a local Hindu tem- Fire Department reported pa- looking for a friend. a briefcase containing entering nighttime for felony assisted with paperwork ex- hundreds of rounds of am- ple. The two also shared and receiving stolen property tient refusal. change. Police located a vehicle re- the same hometown and Request from 375 North ported stolen out of Everett with munition over his shoul- under $1,200 at 7:33 a.m. on A hit and run crash was re- der. Police later found his language, Telugu. Sam- Friday. Broadway, Apt. 2-209 to en- ported on Thursday 5:32 p.m. front end damage on Sumner marco posted Thursday Street at 3:27 p.m. Thursday. gun had jammed during Eric Noyola, 23, of 44 Ar- force a court order that had at the Down River Ice Cream on Facebook, asking how The owner of a missing vehi- the four-minute rampage, lington St., was arrested on been violated by a neighbor on Shop at 86 Andover St. Officer officials will explain to his cle discovered his own vehicle Isaac said. warrant charges of firearm vi- Thursday at 12:26 p.m. Officer reports Danvers Police have parents “they will never down the street from his home The video also showed olation with one prior violent, reports order was served at stopped the vehicle. see their son again be- at Dudley and Ballard streets at Santa Perez walking receiving stolen property un- 1:24 p.m. A minor motor vehicle crash cause of a senseless shoot- 4:54 p.m. Thursday. The vehicle quickly past a security der $1,200, carrying a firearm Truck fire reported on Thurs- was reported on Thursday at ing in a foreign country.” had new damage to a wheel turnstile just as he was without a license, and charged day at 1:07 p.m. at Exit 43 on 6:09 p.m. at Audi Peabody at The local Telugu Asso- and the key was missing. shot by police officers who with a straight warrant at 12:44 Route 128 North. State Police 252 Andover St. Officer reports ciation of North America A report of someone per- fired through a plate glass p.m. on Friday. notified. Fire Department re- paperwork exchange occurred office said they plan to forming work inside the church window. ports there was no fire. at McDonald’s Restaurant in help Kandepi’s father. He Non-emergency assistance at Lincoln Avenue and Jackson Santa Perez had been in Accidents Danvers. Cincinnati since at least wants his son’s body to be requested from Sunrise Assist- Street and disturbing the neigh- taken back to India. A report of a motor vehicle Officer was waved down by a 2015, police said. Before ed Living on Salem Street on borhood at 12:58 a.m. Friday. Kandepi was an engi- crash at Blake and Buffum motorist who was involved in a A caller reported the lights at that he lived in South Thursday at 1:37 p.m. Police neer who worked as a con- streets at 11:49 a.m. on Thurs- hit and run crash on Thursday Vine and Main streets are stuck Carolina and Florida. report patient was taken to sultant for the bank. day; at 269 Union St. at 11:58 at 6:56 p.m. Officer reports on flashing mode at 7:33 a.m. He filed a lawsuit in 2017 Beverly Hospital. The other two victims a.m. on Thursday; at 20 Park suspect was pulled over at 25 Friday. that claimed CNBC Uni- Officer requested on Thurs- were identified as bank St. at 2 p.m. on Thursday; at Elm St. See arrest of Michael versal Media LLC and TD day at 9:24 and 9:55 p.m. at employee Luis Calderon, 177 Lynnfield St. at 3:03 p.m. Barbuto. Ameritrade Holding Corp. 57 Locksley Road from mother Theft 48, and Richard Newcom- on Thursday; at 386 Summer Caller reported a two-car hacked into his comput- arguing with her son. Officer re- er, 64, a contractor who St. at 3:40 p.m. on Thursday; ports son was taken to Wake- crash with airbag deployment A report of a stolen motor ve- er, spied on him and pub- worked for Gilbane Build- at Essex and Jackson streets field. at 91 Lynn St. and 2 County hicle at 51 Dudley St. at 5:40 lished details about him. at 11:25 p.m. on Thursday; at St. on Thursday at 6:59 p.m. a.m. Thursday. Santa Perez said the ing Company. One of the wounded was 124 Essex St. at 11:25 p.m. MARBLEHEAD Officer reports a woman was A report of a motor vehicle companies tapped into au- on Thursday; at 28 Joyce St. at taken to the North Shore Medi- breaking and entering at 11 dio speakers and digital in fair condition Friday cal Center by Lyons Ambulance Bristow St. at 8:13 a.m. Thurs- cameras to invade in his and another patient was 12:04 a.m. on Friday. Arrest A report of a motor vehicle Services. Second vehicle towed day; at 20 Bristow St. at 10:57 private life. in serious condition at crash with personal injury at Kara A. Preston, 27, of 20 by Phil’s Towing. a.m. Thursday; at 12 Spencer Both companies rejected University of Cincinnati 20 Central Square at 11:59 Bessom St., was arrested and A caller reported a man was Ave. at 11:15 a.m. Thursday; the claims, and a federal Medical Center. a.m. on Thursday; at Broad and charged with assault and bat- struck while crossing Main at 26 Bristow St. at 11:44 a.m. magistrate in late June Hundreds of people Market streets at 5:27 p.m. on tery on a police officer, resisting Street on Thursday at 9:33 Thursday. recommended dismissing gathered Friday to re- Thursday. arrest, disorderly conduct, and p.m. and is complaining of hip A report of a car break-in the lawsuit, saying it was member the victims at a A report of a hit and run mo- a threat to commit crime at pain. Patient refused medical at 67 Dudley St. at 9:25 p.m. “rambling, difficult to de- vigil in Fountain Square, tor vehicle crash at Summer 10:29 p.m. on Thursday. attention. Thursday. The caller reports she cipher and borders on de- just steps from the site of and Vine streets at 10:25 p.m. A minor motor vehicle crash has video footage of the male lusional.” the shooting. on Thursday; at 23 Hilda Road Accidents was reported on Friday at 7:13 inside her vehicle for about 15 Records show Santa Pe- Police and city officials at 3:05 p.m. on Friday. a.m. at Farm Avenue and Dear- minutes. rez had a history of minor said there could have been A report of a minor three-car born Road. Officer assisted in A report of an attempted offenses in all three states more victims if the shoot- Assaults motor vehicle crash on Lafayette paperwork exchange. break-in to a home on Apple- where he had lived. One er’s gun hadn’t malfunc- Street at 1:41 p.m. on Thursday. A motor vehicle crash was re- ton Street at 11:14 p.m. Thurs- arrest painted a troubling tioned and if police hadn’t A report of an assault and A report of a motor vehicle ported at Friendly’s on Andover day. The caller reported three portrait of him when he been nearby. battery at 225 Western Ave. crash at West Shore Drive and Street on Friday at 12:14 p.m. men pushed an air conditioner was charged with tres- Cincinnati Mayor John at 7:59 p.m. on Thursday; at Cornell Road at 7:28 a.m. on Officer reports he will docu- into the home and tried climb- passing after being fired Cranley praised the offi- 395 Essex St. at 8:21 p.m. on Friday. ment. ing through the window. from a company that cers who confronted and makes kayaks in Green- took down the shooter. Dallas officer in wrong apartment fatally shoots neighbor

By Ryan Tarinelli sue a manslaughter case, shift. She called dispatch tested for drugs and alco- ASSOCIATED PRESS police said. to report that she had shot hol. She declined to specu- “Right now, there are a man, and she later told late as to whether fatigue DALLAS — A white more questions than we the officers who responded or other factors, including Dallas police officer who have answers,” Police that she believed the vic- race, may have factored said she mistook a black Chief U. Renee Hall told a tim’s apartment was her into the shooting. She also neighbor’s apartment for news conference. She said own when she entered it. said the Texas Rangers her own fatally shot that she spoke to Jean’s sister The responding officers will conduct an indepen- person, and authorities to express condolences to administered first aid to dent investigation. are seeking manslaughter the family. Jean, a native of the Ca- Jean grew up in St. Lu- charges, police said Friday. It was also unclear if the ribbean country of St. Lu- cia and attended Harding It was not clear what officer was in custody. Hall cia who attended college University in Searcy, Ar- the officer may have said said she did not know the in Arkansas and worked kansas, where he majored to 26-year-old Botham whereabouts of the officer, for accounting and con- in accounting and infor- Jean after entering his whose name was not re- sulting firm PwC. Jean mation systems and often home late Thursday. But leased. was taken to a hospital, led campus worship ser- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS given what investigators According to police, the where he died. vices before graduating in currently know about the officer returned home Hall said the officer’s 2016, the school said in a South Side Flats, where the victim, Botham case, they decided to pur- in her uniform after her blood was drawn to be statement. Jean, lived. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Sally Field, plastic surgery and posing nude — Burt Reynolds discussed it all with The Times

By Nardine Saad More recently, Reynolds been punched so much LOS ANGELES TIMES played an aging actor in through the years, both “The Last Movie Star” — a playing [foot]ball and do- Late actor Burt Reyn- role that made the octoge- ing stunts, that my right olds didn’t shy away from narian reflect on his pro- eyelid sagged so badly my his critics, frequently ad- lific career. peripheral vision was af- dressing what fans and Following are some of fected. I had a little work the press thought of him the wit and wisdom Reyn- done on it to get it back re- — as well as what he olds imparted in the pages motely where it belonged. thought of himself. of the Los Angeles Times “Of course, the first thing The mustachioed star, over the years. they did in the makeup who died Thursday at age On his career: chair for ‘Breaking In’ was 82, played football on a “Nobody can get to you give me sagging eyelids. Florida State scholarship if you’re happy. Once I got Then they gave me a neck until a knee injury end- back into being a working even a turkey wouldn’t ed his athletic career. Off actor instead of being a want.” (1988) the field and at the height movie star, I realized what On what he would’ve of his career, he was best Clint Eastwood’s been try- done if he weren’t an actor: known for dominating the ing to tell me for years: “[‘Evening Shade’ ex- box office in the 1970s Life is too short for you ecutive producer] Linda with hits like “Smokey not to do the projects you Bloodworth-Thomason and the Bandit.” want to do with the people asked what I would have Though a series of flops you like.” done if I hadn’t been an and tabloid-ready scan- “I had a good run at the actor, and I said, ‘proba- dals turned Reynolds into top, which I never expect- bly a football coach.’ I love FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a punchline for some time, ed to last as long as it did. kids and know I am very the actor mounted a come- Now I feel I’ve gotten bet- Burt Reynolds and his girlfriend Loni Anderson at Royal Palm Polo in good at communicating back on the small screen. ter at my craft.” (1987) Boca Raton, Fla., on March 15, 1987. with young people, and I He earned Emmy and On what his peers might love sports.” (1991) Golden Globe nominations think: Sally Field: sexy or talented enough “After you’re in the spot- On showbiz: for his starring role in the “I know a lot of people in “I’m a romanticist. I al- to be in ‘Smokey and the light for a long time, peo- “We have a thing in this 1990s sitcom “Evening this business think I’m a ways think that the wom- Bandit,’ but I knew then ple, both men and women, town that if you are enor- Shade” and belated criti- has-been, but I know the en I fall in love with, I’m and still feel she’s a super are forever whispering mously witty and gregari- cal acclaim as porn direc- public will give me anoth- going to be with them talent. … I’m not going names of surgeons in your ous, you can’t be very deep. tor Jack Horner in 1997’s er chance. I’ve got a lot to forever. I really felt I was to get in a urinating con- ear, along with little ex- There’s something wrong “Boogie Nights,” which prove to a lot of people.” lucky to be with Sally. The test with Sally because I’d ercises to shape up the with a society that says, earned him a supporting (1987) great minds at Universal lose.” (1987) turkey neck, the double ‘You’re the wit,’ but ‘You’re actor Oscar nomination. On love and ex-girlfriend never thought she was On plastic surgery: chin, the sagging eye. I’ve not the teacher.’ ” (1991)

Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron Actor Terry Crews settles James’ shoes are emblazoned with groping lawsuit with WME “EQUALITY” on both heels By Nardine Saad during the LOS ANGELES TIMES first half of an “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” NBA basketball star Terry Crews, one of game against the strident male voices the Washington of the #MeToo movement, Wizards in has settled a civil lawsuit Washington. with his former talent agency after accusing one FILE PHOTO | of its high-powered agents ASSOCIATED PRESS of groping his genitals during a 2016 party. The settlement closes Nike’s Kaepernick campaign the final chapter on the actor’s legal action against the agency, William Mor- signals change in shoe politics ris Endeavor. “Terry Crews, Adam Ve- By Jesse J. Holland litical division. After years Trayvon Martin” and nit, and WME have settled ASSOCIATED PRESS of building billion-dollar “Sideline Racism” and the lawsuit Mr. Crews filed brands around sports ce- images of Ebenezer Bap- last year,” a WME spokes- A pair of shoes are set lebrities, shoe and apparel tist Church, where the person said in a statement aflame with a cigarette makers now find them- Rev. Martin Luther King to The Times on Friday. “It lighter, captured on video selves flashpoints in the Jr. preached. Such state- and shared widely online will be dismissed.” political, racial and cultur- ments could become more to protest a political state- The actor, who did not al clashes surrounding the common in the next sea- ment made by the manu- immediately respond to Trump administration. son after the NBA relaxed facturer. The Times’ requests for Nike took this route as the rules over the types of The New Balance shoes comment, tweeted “AC- shoes players can wear. were burned by their own- its biggest representatives COUNTABILITY” after ers two years ago after a — most notably LeBron “I stand with Nike, every reports surfaced Thursday FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS spokeswoman indicated James and Serena Wil- day, all day,” James said that Venit would be de- Terry Crews arrives at the 2018 BET Awards the company’s support for liams — have spoken out Tuesday at a Nike fashion parting the agency. held at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. President Donald Trump’s about police shootings of show and awards ceremo- Venit, who did not rep- trade policies. African-American men ny in New York. resent Crews, denied the heavyweight talent such (The criminal case was Nike now finds itself in a and problems facing the Trump has blasted the allegations against him as Adam Sandler, Sylves- also dismissed in March similar position on the oth- black community. NFL for allowing players in court documents and ter Stallone, Dustin Hoff- because the statute of lim- er side of the political spec- Those same athletes are to follow Kaepernick’s de- said his actions toward man, Eddie Murphy, Vince itations had expired.) trum as some customers increasingly using their cision to kneel during the Crews were not sexual Vaughn and M. Night Shy- The emboldened star cut up its products or burn shoes as a form of expres- national anthem to pro- and caused no harm, the amalan among his clients. has continued to be a them because of the com- sion. James’ “Equality” test police shootings of Associated Press reported. Crews, a former NFL #MeToo advocate, assert- pany’s decision to make Nike signature shoe was African-Americans. Now WME suspended Venit star, publicized the grop- ing that men can be vic- Colin Kaepernick the face unveiled earlier this year , the president has turned to investigate the claims, ing allegations on Twitter tims too. of its “Just Do It” 30th an- with the word emblazoned against Nike, which is mak- and he was stripped of his in October in the wake This summer, Crews niversary campaign. across the back of the ing the former San Francis- title as head of the agen- of the Harvey Weinstein testified about sexual as- With the Kaepernick shoes. Steph Curry has co 49ers quarterback one of cy’s Motion Picture Group, scandal, filed a police re- sault in front of a Senate campaign , Nike is em- worn a Barack Obama- its main spokesmen. Deadline reported. port in November and Judiciary Committee and bracing activism and ra- themed shoe. “Nike is getting abso- It was Venit’s decision dropped WME as his tal- filmed a PSA with “Full cial justice at a time when NBA players in recent lutely killed with anger to leave the company, The ent agency over the inci- Frontal” host Samantha shoe companies can no lon- years have worn shoes and boycotts,” Trump Times confirmed Friday. dent. He also filed crim- Bee about male sexual as- ger avoid the nation’s po- with messages of “R.I.P. tweeted Wednesday. He previously counted inal and civil lawsuits. sault jokes. Scholars discussing legacy of Russian dissident Solzhenitsyn

By Wilson Ring henitsyn — who spent 11 at its Montpelier museum. people who lived under ASSOCIATED PRESS years in captivity in his The Cavendish Historical the Soviet system. homeland — wrote about Society also has a Solz- “Everybody comes with MONTPELIER, Vt. — life in the Soviet labor henitsyn exhibition and is their own sort of agenda,” Scholars from around the camps through books such renovating an old church she said. world are gathering in as “One Day in the Life so it can become a perma- Thomas Beyer, a pro- Vermont to discuss the of Ivan Denisovich” and nent home for Solzhenit- fessor of Russian and writings and legacy of “The Gulag Archipelago.” syn artifacts. East European studies the late dissident author He also wrote histories Next month, the first at Vermont’s Middlebury Alexander Solzhenitsyn, of Russia and the Soviet English translation of College, said he began who chronicled life in So- Union before his death in “Between Two Millstones, reading Solzhenitsyn in viet-era prison camps and 2008. Book 1, Sketches of Exile, the 1960s before the au- spent 18 years in exile in His works still resonate 1974-1978,” Solzhenit- thor became famous. Bey- the state before living out today amid strained rela- syn’s book about his life in er says he was struck by his days in his native Rus- tions between the U.S. and exile, is being published. “the moral courage that sia. Russia, conference orga- Solzhenitsyn did some he presented in his novels A highlight of the two- nizer Alexandre Strokan- of his best work in Caven- and also the ability to en- day conference beginning ov said. dish, said son Stephan, 44, dure ... the worst possible Friday on the Lyndon “If you want to under- who now lives in Moscow deprivation.” campus of Northern Ver- stand where Russia is but spent his childhood in But Solzhenitsyn’s lega- mont University will be a going and what Russia, Vermont. cy after writing about the visit to Cavendish — the at least in part, has be- “That’s something he camps is mixed. He was an southern Vermont town come, we have to read his could never have done if early supporter of Russian where the acclaimed writ- works,” Strokanov said. he didn’t have the ability President Vladimir Putin, er lived in near-seclusion. “He answers all these to work quietly and undis- and he never really fit in Solzhenitsyn, a son says, questions in his books.” turbed,” he said. while living in Vermont, did his best writing while The Vermont conference Margo Caulfield of the Beyer said. his privacy was famously is one of a number of com- Cavendish Historical So- “It would have been hard guarded by townspeople memorations in Vermont ciety said people still reg- to consider him a true Ver- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS who refused to give the to celebrate the centenni- ularly visit the town to monter in any sense of the Russian writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn gets curious directions to his al of Solzhenitsyn’s birth. learn about Solzhenitsyn’s word, save for his rigid into the family car as he departs his Caven- home. The Vermont Historical time there. Some are fans independence of thought dish, Vt., compound. Over the decades, Solz- Society has an exhibition of his writing; others are and action,” he said. A8 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Review: New McCartney shows he’s still yearning, learning Designer Jeremy Scott has By Jeff Karoub a message for Brett Kavanaugh ASSOCIATED PRESS By Jocelyn Noveck Let’s get the titillation out of the ASSOCIATED PRESS way: Yes, Paul McCartney has a song on his new album in which he NEW YORK — Design- sings, “I just want it fuh you,” but er Jeremy Scott was a it certainly sounds like something man with a message on else. Maybe it is. And, no, the sep- Thursday night at his tuagenarian knight isn’t just now star-studded runway discovering his randy roots — there show, and that message are numerous examples throughout was directed at Supreme his Beatles and solo careers where Court nominee Brett Macca was bringing the sexy bacca. Kavanaugh. Just what was it that he wanted to Scott made his tradi- do in that road? tional post-show lap of Now, can we get past that? the runway wearing a Because, honestly, what’s most im- handmade shirt that said: pressive is not what the 76-year-old “Tell Your Senator No on sees — or sings about — when he Kavanaugh,” along with turns out the light. The best news is a Washington phone num- that one of the world’s greatest pop ber to call and express songwriters can still break some displeasure with Presi- sonic ground and unearth gems dent Donald Trump’s six decades into his career. “Fuh high court nominee. You,” for all its juvenile smarm and Backstage, the designer charm, might be what gets listeners explained that he was in the door but it’s nowhere close to trying to stand up for the best thing on “Egypt Station.” “women’s rights, repro- For starters, candor of another ductive rights, LGBT PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS kind that sets this collection apart. rights, affirmative action Jeremy Scott’s spring “I Don’t Know” has the hallmarks — you know, it’s all at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2019 collection is mod- of classic McCartney, with its state- stake with this one man.” eled during Fashion ly piano, Beatlesque drum and me- “Egypt Station,” the latest release by Paul McCartney. As for the actual clothes Week in New York lodic bass. But lyrically he trades on Scott’s runway, there Thursday. his trademark optimism for regret was no political message and rumination: “I’ve got so many Me.” It’s a McCartney-by-numbers, the vision is clear, do it now while there. His new collection, lessons to learn,” he intones. “What piano-pounding bluesy rocker with the feeling is here. If you leave it Scott said, came about when he started looking at old am I doing wrong? I don’t know.” a solid melody and groove. “If you too late it could all disappear.” photos of himself from the ‘90s, when he was experi- “Happy With You” offers “Black- come on to me, will I come on to “Despite Repeated Warnings” is menting with ideas of gender fluidity. bird”-style finger-picking and you?” he sings amid four-on-the- the collection’s opus: The caution- “It was inspired by my old Polaroids,” Scott, 43, said foot-tapping. Yet the man who was floor drums, harmonica, brass and ary tale — about a captain who has in a backstage interview, “all the different elements jailed in Japan for pot possession sinewy bass. It leaves a trifle more his own agenda and ignores the where I’m experimenting with looks on myself, things now sings, “I sat around all day, I to the imagination, which might be will of his people — begins majes- that we were doing in 1996, a time before gender fluid- liked to get stoned. I used to get best for family listening. tically, then out of nowhere comes ity was a term.” wasted but these days I don’t be- There is some well-trod ground a sonic shift that would give Uncle “A lot of things we were doing were really forward,” cause I’m happy with you.” Scott said. here: “Hand in Hand” and “People Albert and Admiral Halsey a start. The master songcrafter is not Want Peace” come to mind. As he Scott’s models were, as always, dressed up in brilliant Driving rock, guitars and soulful above a little inscrutability. In the sings in the latter, “I know that neon colors, especially orange and green, with shoes and horns call to mind his mid-’70s best, open, folky expanse of “Confidante,” you’ve heard it before.” One could, I boots that went up to the knees, or — in some cases — and it goes even faster and rockier he sings to a former friend or lover, suppose, do worse than go on about reached up the body and over the shoulders. “In our imaginary world where peace and love but they don’t add before powering down again. There were big sweaters emblazoned with big words, butterflies wear army boots and much to his canon. “Egypt Station” proves McCartney like “sex” and “riot” and “revolt” and “shock” and stomp around the forest chanting Still, revelations abound. “Do It is not done. Nor should he be, when “peace” and of course “Jeremy” and “Scott.” long-lost anthems.” It’s a callback to Now” is a best-of-McCartney compi- he can take some risks, capitalize And probably the most striking addition to the run- his fallen, former bandmate, John lation in one song, with regal key- on his strengths and, at times, rival way was the overalls, with those built-in shoulder-high Lennon. It even sounds like some- boards, major-minor modulations, the heights of strongest solo work. boots. There were long zippers at both front and back, thing that might have come from countermelodies and a sweet Macca Come for the adolescent yearning, unzipped, for a revealing effect. an eyeball-to-eyeball songwriting choir that manages to be accessible but stay for a rewarding, mature “It wasn’t so much any particular thing from the session with Lennon. and experimental. It also offers a ride with stops old and new. It’s past, just a mood,” Scott said. “Things I really love like If more cheek is what you seek, revealing lyric about what drives certain to offer something, um, fuh recontextualizing ideas of army surplus, and sequins it can be found on “Come on to him well past 64: “Do it now while you. and camouflage.” Heidi Klum, Tim Gunn leaving ‘Project Runway’ for Amazon

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 Echevarria lights up scoreboard in St. Mary’s football victory By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — If there were any doubts as to whether Jalen Echevarria’s athletic talents could carry over to the football eld, the St. Mary’s senior erased those quickly Friday night against Millis. Echevarria ran back the opening kick-off for a touch- down and found the end zone twice more, leading the Spartans to a 30-12 win at Manning Field. “Jalen’s got speed and he’s very athletic,” rst-year Spartans coach Sean Driscoll said. “He’s got a little bit of wiggle to him, which is fun to watch. If he gets the edge and gets a little bit of move, he can break them at anytime. He’s been a great addition to the football ITEM FILE PHOTO team.” A running back/defensive back, Echevarria, who also Classical senior Nashaun Butler had 166 receiv- plays guard on the school’s basketball team, tallied ing yards and 3 touchdowns Friday night. 115 yards on 10 carries to go along with his 3 touch- downs. Senior running back/linebacker George Freeman ran for 125 yards on 15 carries and scored a touch- Classical air attack down. Patrick Henry caught 1 pass for 22 yards. The win is Driscoll’s rst as head coach at St. Mary’s. “I’ve never been more nervous before a football game soars past Medford in my entire life,” Driscoll said. “You come to a place that has great tradition, it’s a good community. I just ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK By Mike Alongi wanted to make sure we kept that tradition going and St. Mary’s senior Jalen Echevarria, left, celebrates ITEM STAFF I think the seniors feel the same way.” with teammates after scoring one of his 3 touch- MEDFORD — The Lynn Classical football team put on an ST. MARY’S, B2 downs in a win over Millis Friday night. offensive clinic Friday evening, executing in all phases of the offense en route to a 52-8 victory over Medford in the season opener at Hormel Stadium. Senior quarterback Keith Ridley completed 11 of 14 passes for 248 yards and 4 touchdowns, with Marblehead pounds Triton in season opener all four of his touchdown passes going at least 20 yards. “It was a great way to start the season, the guys played well By Steve Krause on both sides of the ball,” said Classical coach Brian Vaughan. ITEM STAFF “We took advantage of a busted coverage early for a big play, and then everything kind of fell into place from there.” MARBLEHEAD — Tim Cronin thought he Ridley’s main bene ciary in the passing game was senior re- was going to be a receiver this season. That’s ceiver Nashaun Butler, who had ve catches for 166 yards and where he was playing all during preseason three touchdowns, including a 93-yard touchdown catch on the camp. second offensive play of the game for Classical. Senior running But earlier this week, Marblehead coach Jim back Marcus Tucker had 67 total yards and a touchdown, senior Rudloff switched him back to running back, receiver Dyrrell Rucker had 43 receiving yards and a touch- where he played in 2017. A 55-0 win over Triton down, senior Malcolm Best had 37 rush yards and a touchdown later, it would be dif cult to imagine Cronin and sophomore Nico Galeazzi had 15 rush yards and a touch- playing anywhere else. down. Cronin slithered his way to 167 yards in only “Our goal is to spread the ball around,” said Vaughan. “We say 3 quarters of action Friday night at Christopher it all the time, there’s not enough balls to spread the ball around Piper Field as the Magicians scored an emphat- to all of our guys, and that’s a good problem to have. When we ic victory over the Vikings. can make it all work, we get a performance like we had tonight.” “We’re obviously happy with the way our kids The Rams jumped right out to an early lead and never looked played,” said Rudloff. “But it could have been back. After weathering a 10-play drive and forcing a Medford better. We had three or four touchdowns called punt to open the game, Classical took over on its own seven yard back on penalties, and I’m sure we committed line. Ridley opened the game with a quick pass attempt, but those. We have some of the best high school missed. Then, on the very next play, Butler split through a hole referees in the state doing our games.” in the Medford coverage and Ridley found him deep for a 93- Cronin added to his running totals by scoring yard touchdown to jumpstart the game. 4 touchdowns, including the game’s rst score, CLASSICAL, B2 on a 3-yard run that capped off a 7-play, 60-yard drive. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK “Tim was playing slot receiver during the rst Marblehead’s Tim Cronin rushed for 167 yards and 4 two weeks of camp,” Rudloff said. “I wanted to touchdowns in a win over Triton at Piper Field Friday mix some kids around. night. MARBLEHEAD, B2 Peabody unleashes spread offense in win By Joshua Kummins much we can retain and how much we the chains with an 11-yard run, the FOR THE ITEM can execute when the shooting starts and quarterback opted to keep the ball on the crowd is here.” four of the next six plays. He dashed into PEABODY — For head coach Mark Jandrisevits opened the scoring with a the end zone from 13 yards out for the Bettencourt and the Peabody Tanners, rushing touchdown before junior Angel game’s first points before sophomore this offseason was all about implement- Paulino and senior Luis Guridys each Kyle Maglione successfully brought in ing a new spread offense. scampered into the end zone twice apiece, the two-point conversion, making the It took one series to get the ball rolling, helping the Tanners break a streak of score 8-0 with 4:43 to play in the opening but senior quarterback Matt Jandrise- three consecutive season-opening losses. quarter. vits led the offense for touchdowns as Paulino set the tone for Peabody’s “(Jandrisevits) has a whole new corps of Peabody cruised to a 36-7 win over ground game on the first series, gaining receivers that he has to develop a relation- Somerville Friday night at Coley Lee back-to-back first downs on the first two ship with, so he’s basically still learning Field. plays from scrimmage. Jandrisevits had this offense; he’s run the spread before, but “The big question tonight was, ‘How his first pass intercepted on the next play, not this type of spread,” Bettencourt said. were our kids going to show what they but the Tanners returned the favor with “I thought he ran the ball extremely well today and showed that he’s a weapon for were forced to learn in a short period of a quick defensive stand. us with his arm and legs.” time, both offensively and defensively?” Jandrisevits responded quickly on Pea- PHOTO | ROSE RAYMOND Bettencourt said. “It was about how body’s second series. After Paulino moved PEABODY, B2 Bishop Fenwick’s Derek DelVecchio had 3 recep- tions for 28 yards and a touchdown Friday night. Lynn eld rally falls short at Newburyport

Fenwick football shuts By Anne Marie Tobin the ball back to the 16 on the ITEM STAFF Clippers rst two plays, but after that, with no timeouts left and out Hamilton-Wenham NEWBURYPORT — You can’t less than 30 ticks on the clock, the say they didn’t have their chanc- Clippers did not have to run a By Daniel Kane es. play, thus sealing a win. ITEM STAFF Despite a disastrous start, the “I can’t say enough our team’s PEABODY — The Bishop Fenwick football team put to- Lynn eld Pioneers football bat- defense tonight, they were stout,” gether an all-around stellar performance to earn a 28-0 win tled back from a 15-0 rst-half said head coach Pat Lamusta af- over Hamilton-Wenham Friday night at Donaldson Field. de cit only to lose a heartbreaker ter his debut performance. “When Quarterback Chrys Wilson led the Crusaders’ offense, to host Newburyport, 15-13. we needed a big play badly, they coming in after an injury to starter Cory Bright on the rst With 1:38 left in regulation, the rallied. They used their speed to drive of the game. Wilson completed 12 of 14 passes for 155 Pioneers faced 4th-and-11 from get to the ball when we needed it badly, but it’s just our execution of yards and 1 touchdown and also added a 4-yard TD run. the Clippers 12-yard line and sent their eld goal unit onto the eld offense needs to improve. We had Derek DelVecchio caught 3 passes for 28 yards and a touch- for what they hoped would be a some touchdowns called back and down while running back David Cifuentes added a 1-yard go-ahead eld goal from the 19- some very costly penalties, but we touchdown run on the ground. yard line. Sophomore Blake Pe- still had our chances to win the Freshman quarterback Jason Romans also added a ters in the rst eld goal attempt game.” touchdown pass, caught by Jordan Maurice, in the fourth of his high school career, couldn’t Lynn eld got off to a terrible quarter. convert, drilling the kick just low- start, turning the ball over on its “It was a great overall team effort,” Fenwick coach Dave er under the goal post. rst two possessions. Woods said. “We had a lot of guys step up and make big Undaunted, the Pioneers’ de- On the Pioneers’ second play plays on both sides of the ball tonight. fense held, forcing a Clippers’ from scrimmage, the Clippers’ Ty- “Chrys is a winner,” Woods added. “He played the whole punt giving Lynn eld the ball at ler Foley picked off a Cohee pass game at linebacker and quarterback and he took some hits its own 46 with 57 seconds left to and returned it to the Pioneers’ 8, but he’s a tough kid and he’s a winner. It is great to a have COURTESY PHOTO | KERRIANNE ALLAIN play, but a Brett Cohee pass in- where quarterback Thomas Mur- a kid like that and for him to be able to come off the bench phy made the Pioneers pay with Lynn eld’s Clayton Marengi caught tended for junior John Lee was and jump right in like he did.” a touchdown pass to Jake Lane. 2 touchdown passes in a loss to New- intercepted at the Newburyport FENWICK, B2 buryport Friday night. 19. The Pioneers defense pushed LYNNFIELD, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 Prep football earns statement win the lead going into the half,” Winthrop “It’s a good, solid start,” Pioneers SCHOOL ROUNDUP coach Jonathan Cadigan said. “We got coach Brent Munroe said. “We’ve By Harold Rivera the ball to open the second half and played well. We scored six goals and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR fumbled the ball on a 4th-and-3. Pen- five today so we’re definitely off to a tucket’s a good team that plays hard. good start.” The St. John’s Prep football team Our guys played hard.” opened the season with a statement Lynnfield hosts Rockport Wednes- Winthrop (0-1) hosts Medford next day (3:45). win Friday night, defeating Haverhill Friday night . 43-14 at home at Glatz Field. GIRLS SOCCER “It’s just consistency,” Cadigan said. Lynnfield 3, Triton 0 Trent Tully scored 3 touchdowns, “The team we were in the first half Anna-Maria Ferrante scored 2 goals while Aise Pream added a touchdown wasn’t necessarily the team we were and Abby Lucic added 1. Ashley Mitch- run. in the second half. The team at the end “Trent had a really good night,” St. of the game, down two scores when we ell dished 1 assist. Goalies Amberly John’s coach Brian St. Pierre said. could’ve packed it in, came to play.” McCarter and Lindsay Nardone com- “The offense played well but I think Gloucester 29, Revere 6 bined for the shutout. Lynnfield (2-0) our defense set the tone tonight. We Revere’s lone touchdown of the night visits Rockport Thursday. caused a few fumbles, and that gave us was scored on a pass from quarterback GOLF opportunities with a short field. They Calvin Boudreau to Eric Bua. The Classical 119, Northeast 94 (defense) were the leaders tonight.” Patriots (0-1) host Marblehead next Top performers for Classical were After Tully found the end zone for Friday (7). Brett Bucklin (28 points), Tim Nerich the game’s first touchdown, Eagles Amesbury 30, Saugus 12 (27 points), Kyle McCarthy (21 points) quarterback Matt Crowley connected Saugus took advantage of an early and Luke Rao (18 points). Classical with Luke Brennan to give St. John’s Amesbury fumble to grab a 6-0 lead (2-0) takes on English Monday. a 15-0 lead. The Eagles held a com- but the Sachems couldn’t hold on. VOLLEYBALL manding 36-0 lead at halftime. James Marvens Jean scored on a 85-yard Austin Prep 3, Swampscott 1 Guy added a touchdown run in the touchdown run for Saugus. Swampscott dropped its season closing stages. The Sachems (0-1) visit Northeast opener by set scores of 25-20, 18-25, St. John’s (1-0) hosts Central Catho- next Friday (6). 18-25 and 16-25.Outside hitter Anni- lic next Friday (7). BOYS SOCCER ka Laudemann logged 8 kills, setter “It was a great way to start but we Saugus 6, O’Bryant 1 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK know the challenges down the road Cassidy Ryan tallied 11 assists and Jhonatta Almeida led the way with a St. Mary’s running back George Freeman rushed will be tough,” St. Pierre said. “It starts libero Hannah Swanstrom had 11 hat trick. Jonathan Rodrigues, Ryan for 125 yards and a touchdown in a win over Mil- with Central Catholic coming to our Pugh and Kyle McGloghlin each digs. lis at Manning Field Friday night. place next week.” scored 1 goal. Saugus hosts Latin FIELD HOCKEY Pentucket 27, Winthrop 21 Academy Monday (3:45). Marblehead 6, Malden 0 Brian Chalmers and quarterback Lynnfield 5, Triton 0 Goal Scorers included Amanda Bobby Hubert scored on touchdown Tommy Buston scored 2 goals for the Schillinger, Mae Colwell, Madi Mona- Spartans jump ahead runs and Austin Daigneault found the Pioneers. Tommy Hauser, Jon Luders han, Bryn Burton end zone on a pass from Hubert. and Max Seiger each added 1 goal. Callie O’Neill and Jane O’Neil. “We played well in the first half, had Lynnfield improved to 2-0. Amanda Schillinger dished 2 assists. early and never look Marblehead rolls to victory over Triton back in big win MARBLEHEAD The Marblehead offense re- St. MARY’S From B1 mained relentless in the first half, From B1 scoring on every possession. Mean- “But just this week we moved while, after getting a first down on The Spartans set the tone from the opening kick-off, when him back to running back,”Rudloff the game’s first possession, the Echevarria grabbed the ball at the 10-yard line and ran it 90 said. “You know, he’s not going to Vikings went three-and-out for the yards for a touchdown. Freeman ran in the 2-point conver- dazzle you. But he runs hard, and rest of the half. sion to give the Spartans an 8-0 lead 14 seconds into their he reads blocks well. This isn’t With 2:22 left in the second quar- season. youth football, where you just get ter, quarterback Chris Gally (5-5, “Jalen’s a competitor,” Driscoll said. “He bobbled the ball a the ball and run. You have to read 40 yards, 2 passing touchdowns little bit on that opening kick-off, picked it up and that got plays, and Tim does that very and one running) connected with us the momentum we needed from that start. That got us well.” Sean McCarthy on a 3-yard pass going.” After Cronin put Marblehead up to make it 27-0 (the Magicians Echevarria added an 8-yard touchdown run, shortly after 7-0, there was a stage in the sec- missed an extra point), and then Henry caught a 22-yard pass from quarterback Derek ond quarter where the Magicians came back with a 21-yard rushing O’Leary, with 4:20 remaining in the quarter. Freeman car- found the end zone 3 times -- once TD with 54 seconds left in the half ried in the conversion and the Spartans led 16-0 through one on an electrifying interception re- to give the Magicians a 34-0 lead quarter. turn by Mark Paquette -- only at the break. St. Mary’s added to its lead swiftly in the second quarter, have them negated every time by It was more of the same in the when Echevarria took a hand-off 61 yards into the end zone penalties. It didn’t really hurt second half, even though the game for his 3rd touchdown of the night. The conversion failed but them as they eventually scored was played in running time. Mc- St. Mary’s held a commanding 22-0 advantage with 9:30 both times, on 11- and 29-yard Carthy caught his second TD pass remaining in the half. Millis drove the ball inside St. Mary’s runs by Cronin. As happy as he from Gally as the Magicians took a 5-yard line on the next possession but Echevarria ended the was about the results, Rudloff was 41-0 lead, and then Cronin scored threat with an interception. Millis put together a goal-line stance of its own and the Mohawks trailed 22-0 at halftime. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK equally unhappy from nine yards out to make it 48- “You can’t have that,” said Rudl- 0. Freeman boosted the Spartans’ lead to 30-0 on a 2-yard Marblehead quarterback Chris Gally off. “In a close game, that’s going to Backup running back Derek Tes- touchdown carry with 3:25 left in the third quarter. Echevar- threw for 2 touchdowns and rushed be a problem. We were fortunate ta scored Marblehead’s final touch- ria added the conversion on a rush. for another in a win over Triton. tonight that it wasn’t a close game.” down in the fourth quarter. Down 30-0 in the fourth quarter, Millis scored twice to make things a little interesting. The first came on a 16-yard quarterback scramble by Thomas Fallon. The second was scored by Christopher Edwards on a 70-yard punt return Rams passing attack dices up Medford with 4:15 left in the game. Freeman and Zach Barden (2 carries, 12 yards) carried St. CLASSICAL time. took a handoff on second-and-five and Mary’s into Millis territory on the next possession and the From B1 Once the second half started, it didn’t ran it in for a 15-yard touchdown. Spartans ran out the clock, sealing the 30-12 win. take long for Classical to put the game The lone Medford score came with “The good news is we came out, we played physical and we It didn’t take much longer for the completely out of hand. After taking just 18 seconds left in the game, when played hard,” Driscoll said. “We got 3 quarters-3 ½ quarters Rams to score on their next drive, as it the kickoff to start the half, Ridley sophomore Jake Fedoce ran one in to in of them playing hard, which they haven’t done all year only took five plays for Tucker to take a opened the drive with a 20-yard com- avoid the shutout. because of the preseason and stuff. We beat a quality pro- handoff and break through a hole for an pletion. After two modest runs by Best, Next up for Classical is a matchup gram. 18-yard touchdown run, making it 16-0. Ridley dropped back and fired a 33- with Malden. Vaughan knows that his “The kids deserved it. They worked hard all summer. They Classical forced and recovered a fum- yard strike to Butler for another touch- team needs to keep working if it wants deserve to get off to a good start.” ble on the ensuing kickoff, then the down. The next series was even quick- to keep up this level of play. The Spartans (1-0) travel to White Stadium next Saturday Rams took only two plays for Ridley to er, as Ridley hit Butler with a 34-yard “We just have to stay consistent with (noon) to play South Boston. throw a quick 23-yard touchdown pass touchdown on just the second play of what we’re doing in practice,” Vaughan to Rucker on a jet sweep-action play. that drive to make it 45-0 and end the said. “However we played today, we After Classical punched in another night for the Classical starters. just want to be better the next game. Team effort lifts Fenwick touchdown on a 10-yard run by Best, The Rams scored one more time late So we’ll evaluate the film tomorrow the Rams took a 31-0 lead into half- in the third quarter, when Galeazzi and see where we can get better.” football to shutout win

New offense pays dividends for Peabody football FENWICK From B1 PEABODY Peabody rattled off a 10-play drive that that can be corrected. The more we can Woods and the Crusaders hope that an opening game From B1 ended with Paulino scoring on a 13- keep preparing it, the better we’re go- yard run with 3:08 left before halftime. ing to get.” shutout against a team they struggled against last season can set the tone for the rest of the season on defense. Louis Jacques Montina and the That was more than enough offense Jandrisevits busted off two dou- “It’s big,” Woods said. “Last year they shut us out and our Highlanders gained a pair of first for the Tanners, but they carried all ble-digit-yard runs on Peabody’s first defense struggled. We hope this sets the tone for us going downs when they took over, but the the momentum into the break after drive of the second half, but Guridys forward.” drive stalled at midfield and gave Pea- stopping the Highlanders a yard shy of reached the end zone for the first time “That’s a real good tandem in Billy Whelan (quarter- body the ball back. Jandrisevits com- the end zone after they ran a doz- in the game with five minutes to play back) and Ian Coffey (running back) for Hamilton-Wen- pleted a pair of passes to junior Bran- en-play drive that started from their in the third quarter as he drove down ham,” Woods added. “That’s a pretty good team and a don Caniff during the ensuing own 35-yard line. the sideline from 39 yards out. His two- great overall win for us, a gritty win. possession, but Paulino took the hand- “We’re looking for anything to moti- yard run with 4:17 to play in the game On Bishop Fenwick’s second drive of the game, Wilson off for the third time in five plays and vate these kids that they’re doing made the score 36-0, but Somerville connected with wide receiver George Fiskatoris for a 23- found the end zone. Maglione’s second things right,” Bettencourt said. “It was broke the shutout in the final 70 sec- yard completion to set up first-and-goal for the Crusaders. conversion doubled the lead to 16-0. perfect timing for what we needed at onds as Fred Castin drove in from two One play later, Wilson scored on a run up the middle to Caniff recovered a fumble on the first this time. Everyone’s learning. We yards out and Larsen Pierre hit an put Fenwick up 7-0 after a successful extra point by Ci- play of the visitors’ next series before made mistakes, but they’re mistakes extra point. fuentes. Before the end of the first half the Crusaders found the end zone again. Wilson connected on 5 of his 6 passes on Lynnfield rally is too little, too late against Newburyport the drive before hitting DelVecchio on a slant route for a 9-yard touchdown with 31 seconds left in the half. LYNNFIELD Clayton Marengi, streaking down the Marengi hauled in a pass from Cohee “At halftime, the kids were great and they were fired From B1 right side line, for a 66-yard TD strike from the 17 for an apparent touch- up,” Woods said. “They knew it was only one half, and they and the Pioneers were back in busi- down, but the play was called back on came out and played some intense defense and had some After the point after was blocked, ness, trailing 15-6 with 3:43 left in the a penalty. Facing 4th-and goal from big hits in the second half between Joe Rivers and Keegan Anthony Floramo returned the kickoff half. the 23, Cohee connected with Maren- O’Connor. 45 yards to the Pioneers’ 48, but Cohee Newburyport marched down the gi, but Marengi was dragged down 1 “I thought all of our captains really stepped up at half- fumbled on the Pioneers’ first play of field to the Pioneers’ 6-yard line on its yard short of the end zone. time and rallied the team,” Woods added. “It was fun to watch them play defense in the second half.” the drive, giving the Clippers the ball next possession with 12 seconds left in The Pioneers finally found pay dirt The Crusaders added to their lead on their first drive of at the Pioneers’ 49. Eleven plays later, the half, but a big sack by junior Owen in the fourth quarter after a short the third quarter. The drive was highlighted by a 42-yard Murphy found Charles Cahalane in Blacker kept the Clippers off the Clippers’ punt gave Lynnfield excel- catch and run by Rivers up the seam. Cifuentes capped off the end zone to make it 12-0. board. lent field position at the Newburyport the drive with a 1-yard touchdown run and a successful After Murphy split the uprights on a Lynnfield came out of halftime with 27. Six plays later, Cohee found extra point to put Fenwick up 21-0. 29-yard field goal, the Clippers led some energy and forced a Clippers’ Marengi from 5 yards out to make it a With the game well in hand, Romans came in to finish 15-0 with 3:58 to go in the half. fumble, recovered by Anthony Flo- 15-13 game. A big play on the drive the game for the Crusaders at quarterback. Romans add- Lynnfield recovered a squib kick and ramo, on the opening drive. The Pio- was a sliding catch by Jack Ford on a ed a 10 yard touchdown pass to Maurice and DelVecchio started its next drive from its own 34. neers drove to the 8-yard line only to 3rd-and-11 from the 17 to set up 1st- got an interception on defense to seal the 28-0 win for Cohee needed one play to find junior be backed up by a couple of penalties. and-goal from the 5. Bishop Fenwick. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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MLB PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston Astros Carlos Correa, left, and George Springer, right, celebrate after beating the Red Boston 97 45 .683 — Atlanta 77 63 .550 — Sox at Fenway Park Friday night. New York 87 53 .621 9 Philadelphia 74 66 .529 3 Tampa Bay 76 64 .543 20 Washington 69 72 .489 8½ Toronto 63 77 .450 33 New York 63 77 .450 14 Baltimore 41 100 .291 55½ Miami 56 85 .397 21½ Central Division Central Division Bullpen blows late lead as Sox fall W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 80 60 .571 — Chicago 83 57 .593 — Minnesota 63 76 .453 16½ Milwaukee 79 62 .560 4½ Detroit 58 83 .411 22½ St. Louis 78 63 .553 5½ Chicago 56 84 .400 24 Pittsburgh 70 71 .496 13½ to Houston in playoff atmosphere Kansas City 46 93 .331 33½ Cincinnati 59 82 .418 24½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB BOSTON (AP) — Carlos Correa hit a and striking out eight. shut down for the remainder of 2018. Houston 88 53 .624 — Colorado 77 62 .554 — tiebreaking sacrifice fly in the eighth in- Price tied a season-high with 10 Cora said the 35-year-old veteran had Oakland 84 57 .596 4 Los Angeles 76 64 .543 1½ Seattle 78 62 .557 9½ Arizona 75 65 .536 2½ ning and the Houston Astros won their strikeouts over 6 1/3 innings, allowing an additional arthroscopic surgery on Los Angeles 68 72 .486 19½ San Francisco 68 73 .482 10 sixth straight game, rallying past the two hits and two runs. Boston had won his left knee while rehabbing in Arizo- Texas 61 79 .436 26½ San Diego 56 86 .394 22½ Boston Red Sox 6-3 Friday night in a the previous nine games he had started. na in July to cleanup some scar tissue. Friday’s Games N.Y. Yankees (Lynn 8-10) at Seattle (Her- matchup of AL division leaders. Yuli Gurriel’s RBI double and Tony Pedroia had two initial procedures on Tampa Bay 14, Baltimore 2 nandez 8-13), 9:10 p.m. Detroit 5, St. Louis 3 Miami (Chen 6-9) at Pittsburgh (Nova 7-9), The Red Sox, with the best record in Kemp’s two-run double off Brasier tied the knee last October. Houston 6, Boston 3 1:05 p.m. the majors, had won three in row. it in the seventh. INJURY TIMEOUT Pittsburgh 5, Miami 3 San Diego (Erlin 3-5) at Cincinnati (Harvey Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Mets 3 6-8), 4:10 p.m. Boston starter David Price had al- Martinez put AL East-leading Bos- There was about a 13-minute delay Cleveland at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Hamels 9-9) at Washington lowed just one hit and retired 14 in a ton in front 1-0 with a sacrifice fly that between at-bats in the second inning Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. (Scherzer 16-6), 7:05 p.m. L.A. Angels at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 Philadelphia (Eflin 9-6) at N.Y. Mets (Syn- row when he went into the seventh with scored Mookie Betts. after home plate umpire Brian O’No- p.m. dergaard 10-3), 7:10 p.m. a 2-0 lead. He left after Alex Bregman’s Xander Bogaerts hit his 20th home ra was escorted off the field after be- Texas at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. San Francisco (Stratton 9-8) at Milwaukee N.Y. Yankees at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Gonzalez 7-11), 7:10 p.m. double and a walk and, after Ryan Bra- run to open the Boston fourth. He had ing hit in the face by a foul tip. James San Diego at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. Atlanta (Teheran 9-7) at Arizona (Buchholz Chicago Cubs at Washington, 7:05 p.m. 7-2), 8:10 p.m. sier took over, the Astros scored three an opportunity to put up more runs in Hoye moved from first base and took San Francisco at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 6-4) at Colorado times. J.D. Martinez tied it with a single the fifth but struck out with the bases his place behind the plate. They went L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. (Freeland 13-7), 8:10 p.m. Atlanta at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Sunday’s Games for his second RBI of the game. loaded to end the inning. with a three-person crew the rest of the Saturday’s Games Cleveland at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Houston then scored three times in TRAINER’S ROOM game. Houston (Morton 13-3) at Boston (Rodri- Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. guez 12-3), 4:05 p.m. St. Louis at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. the eighth. Correa put the AL Central Red Sox: Manager Alex Cora said UP NEXT Texas (Mendez 1-1) at Oakland (Jackson Kansas City at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. leaders ahead, a wild pitch by Joe Kel- LHP Chris Sale (mild left shoulder in- Astros: RHP Charlie Morton is 0-1 5-3), 4:05 p.m. L.A. Angels at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Cleveland (Plutko 4-5) at Toronto (Reid-Fo- Texas at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. ly (4-2) scored another run and Tyler flammation) will return to the rotation with a 4.60 ERA and 17 strikeouts in ley 1-2), 4:07 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. White added an RBI single. as the “opener” when Boston begins its three career starts against Boston. Baltimore (Hess 3-9) at Tampa Bay (TBD), Houston at Boston, 8:05 p.m. 6:10 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Ryan Pressly (2-1) got two outs and three-game series against Toronto. Sale Red Sox: LHP Eduardo Rodriguez St. Louis (Flaherty 8-6) at Detroit (Boyd San Diego at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. Roberto Osuna posted his 14th save. will be limited to about two innings for (12-3) is 0-1 with a 4.50 ERA in three 9-12), 6:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Washington, 1:35 p.m. Kansas City (Lopez 1-4) at Minnesota (Ber- Miami at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Astro starter Gerrit Cole went six in- 40 pitches. ... Cora also announced that career outings (three starts) against rios 11-10), 7:10 p.m. San Francisco at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. nings, giving up five hits and two runs 2B Dustin Pedroia has been officially Houston. L.A. Angels (Shoemaker 1-0) at Chicago L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. White Sox (Shields 6-15), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Red Sox activate Chris Sale from disabled list NFL BOSTON (AP) — The Boston placed back on the disabled list a AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East Red Sox are ready to slowly ease week later with the same ailment. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ace Chris Sale back into action. “Little by little, we’re getting Buffalo 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 18 12 Miami 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Dallas 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Manager Alex Cora says the healthy,” Cora said. New England 0 0 0 .000 0 0 N.Y. Giants 0 0 0 .000 0 0 left-hander will be activated Sale has been dominant this N.Y. Jets 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Washington 0 0 0 .000 0 0 South South from the disabled list and pitch season, going 12-4 with a 1.97 W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA about two innings Tuesday night ERA. His ERA is the second-best Houston 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 12 18 against Toronto at Fenway Park. in the majors, and he has struck Indianapolis 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Carolina 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Jacksonville 0 0 0 .000 0 0 New Orleans 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Cora said Sale would throw a out 219 in only 146 innings. In Tennessee 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Tampa Bay 0 0 0 .000 0 0 maximum of 40 pitches for the AL July, he started the All-Star game North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA East leaders. for the third straight year. Baltimore 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Chicago 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Cora made the announcement Cora said the progression for Cincinnati 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Detroit 0 0 0 .000 0 0 before Boston hosted Houston on Sale with be two innings his first Cleveland 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Green Bay 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Minnesota 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Friday. The Red Sox have the best outing, followed by three in his West West record in the majors and, if they next start. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Denver 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Arizona 0 0 0 .000 0 0 win their division, would begin “We’ll keep going and then last Kansas City 0 0 0 .000 0 0 L.A. Rams 0 0 0 .000 0 0 the playoffs in exactly four weeks. one — whenever it is — it’s like a L.A. Chargers 0 0 0 .000 0 0 San Francisco 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Sale originally went on the dis- full-go six innings, 100 pitches or Oakland 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Seattle 0 0 0 .000 0 0 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS abled list July 31 with mild left seven innings 100 pitches,” Cora Thursday’s Game Tennessee at Miami, 1 p.m. Philadelphia 18, Atlanta 12 Kansas City at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. Chris Sale has been activated from the shoulder inflammation. He re- said. “There’s a few days with the Sunday’s Games Dallas at Carolina, 4:25 p.m. disabled list and will be eased back turned for a start Aug. 12 against off-days there where we’ll take San Francisco at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Seattle at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Houston at New England, 1 p.m. into action through the rest of Septem- Baltimore, going five innings and advantage of him building up and Washington at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1 p.m. ber. striking out 12. But he quickly as taking care of other guys.” Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Chicago at Green Bay, 8:20 p.m. Jacksonville at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Monday’s Games Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Buffalo at Baltimore, 1 p.m. L.A. Rams at Oakland, 10:20 p.m. TV/RADIO SATURDAY Mixed martial arts TODAY IN SPORTS TV 8 p.m...... UFC 228 prelims...... FX MLB Soccer Sept. 8 the fourth inning. McGwire’s shot off 1 p.m...... Miami at Pittsburgh...... MLB Network 8:50 a.m...... Northern Ireland vs. Bosnia...... ESPNews 1946 — Jack Kramer wins his first the Chicago Cubs’ Steve Trachsel 4:05 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... FS1, NESN Tennis U.S. men’s singles titles with a 9-7, sets off a wild celebration in Busch 7 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at Washington...... MLB Network 4 p.m...... US Open (women’s final)...... ESPN 6-3, 6-0 win over Tom Brown. Stadium. 10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Seattle...... MLB Network Boxing 1957 — Althea Gibson becomes 2001 — Venus Williams wins her College Football 9 p.m...... Welterweights...... Showtime the first black to win the U.S. Open, second consecutive U.S. Open title 12 p.m...... Arizona at Houston...... ESPN2 9:45 p.m...... Junior bantamweights...... HBO by beating her sister, Serena, 6-2, beating Louise Brough, 6-3, 6-2. Aus- 12 p.m...... Duke at Northwestern...... ESPNU Auto racing 6-4 in the first prime-time women’s tralia’s Malcolm Anderson defeats 12 p.m...... E. Michigan at Purdue...... Big Ten Network 3 p.m...... Xfinity: Lilly Diabetes 250...... NBCSN Grand Slam final. The match is the countryman Ashley Cooper in three 12 p.m...... Georgia Tech at South Florida...... ABC, ESPN2 Radio sets to become the first unseeded 10th between sisters in a Grand Slam match during the Open era, 12 p.m...... Liberty at Army...... CBSSN MLB player to win the U.S. Open. 12 p.m...... Mississippi St. at Kansas St...... ESPN 4:05 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 1968 — Virginia Wade wins the first with the older sister winning every time. 12 p.m...... Nevada at Vanderbilt...... SEC Network College Football official U.S. Open (formerly known as 2002 — Pete Sampras beats Andre 12 p.m...... New Mexico at Wisconsin...... Big Ten Network 1 p.m...... Holy Cross at Boston College...... WEEI-AM 850 U.S National Championships). Wade Agassi 6-3, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 to win his 12 p.m...... W. Michigan at Michigan...... FS1 SUNDAY upsets Billie Jean King, 6-4, 6-2 and 14th Grand Slam title and the U.S. 12:30 p.m...... Georgia State at North Carolina State..NESN Plus TV Arthur Ashe beats Tom Okker, 14-12, Open for the fifth time. At 31, Sam- 1 p.m...... Albany at URI...... Fox College Sports NFL 5-7, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 for the men’s title. pras is the Open’s oldest champion 1 p.m...... UCLA at Oklahoma...... Fox 1 p.m...... Houston at New England...... CBS 1969 — Australia Rod Laver wins since 1970. 3:30 p.m...... Arkansas St. at Alabama...... ESPN2 4:25 p.m...... Dallas at Carolina...... Fox the U.S. Open and the grand slam of 2008 — Roger Federer salvages the 3:30 p.m...... Ball State at Notre Dame...... NBC 8:20 p.m...... Chicago at Green Bay...... NBC tennis for the second time in his ca- 2008 season by easily beating Andy 3:30 p.m...... Colorado at Nebraska...... ABC MLB reer with a four-set victory over Tony Murray 6-2, 7-5, 6-2 to win his fifth 3:30 p.m...... Georgia at South Carolina...... CBS Roche. Laver wins 7-9, 6-1, 6-3, 6-2. 1:35 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at Washington...... TBS consecutive U.S. Open champion- 3:30 p.m...... Memphis at Navy...... CBSSN 1973 — Australia’s Margaret Court 4:30 p.m...... Atlanta at Arizona...... MLB Network ship and 13th major title overall. 3:30 p.m...... North Carolina at East Carolina...... ESPNU Smith wins the U.S. Open for the fifth 8:08 p.m...... Houston at Boston...... ESPN 2013 — Riquna Williams sets a 3:30 p.m...... Rutgers at Ohio State...... Big Ten Network time with a 7-6, 5-7, 6-2 victory over Cycling WNBA record with 51 points to help 4 p.m...... ETSU at Tennessee...... SEC Network Evonne Goolagong. 11 p.m...... Vuelta a Espana (Stage 15)...... NBCSN the Tulsa Shock rout the San Antonio 4 p.m...... So. Illinois at Mississippi...... SEC Network 1974 — Billie Jean King wins her Golf Silver Stars 98-65. The second-year 5 p.m...... Iowa State at Iowa...... Fox 6 a.m...... European PGA: Omega European Masters..... Golf fourth U.S. Open with a 3-6, 6-3, 7-5 guard surpasses the previous record 7 p.m...... Clemson at Texas A&M...... ESPN 12 p.m...... PGA: BMW Championship...... Golf triumph over Evonne Goolagong. of 47 points set by Phoenix’s Diana 1985 — Ivan Lendl wins his first U.S. 7 p.m...... SE Louisiana at LSU...... ESPN2 2 p.m...... PGA: BMW Championship...... NBC Taurasi and matched by Seattle’s 7 p.m...... Wyoming at Missouri...... ESPNU Open title defeating John McEnroe Lauren Jackson. College soccer 7-6, 6-3, 6-4. 7:30 p.m...... Alabama St. at Auburn...... SEC Network 1 p.m...... Women: Northeastern vs. UNH...... NESN Plus 2013 — Top-seeded Serena Wil- 7:30 p.m...... Arkansas at Colorado St...... CBSSN 1990 — Gabriela Sabatini prevents liams wins her fifth U.S. Open cham- 4:30 p.m...... Brown vs. Albany...... NESN Plus 7:30 p.m...... Fresno St. at Minnesota...... FS1 Steffi Graf from winning her third pionship and 17th Grand Slam title Soccer 7:30 p.m...... Kentucky at Florida...... SEC Network consecutive Grand Slam title with a overall by beating No. 2 Victoria Az- 11:50 a.m...... Nations League: Bulgaria vs. Norway..... ESPNews 7:30 p.m...... Utah at No. Illinois...... ESPNews 6-2, 7-6 (7-4) victory in the U.S. Open. arenka 7-5, 6-7 (6), 6-1 in a windy 2:30 p.m...... Nations League: Cyprus vs. Slovenia...... ESPNews 1991 — Stefan Edberg wins his first final. 7:30 p.m...... Virginia at Indiana...... Big Ten Network Tennis U.S. Open men’s singles title with a 2017 — David Benavidez becomes 7:30 p.m...... Western Illinois at Illinois...... Big Ten Network 1 p.m...... US Open (women’s doubles final)...... ESPN2 6-2, 6-4, 6-0 win over Jim Courier. boxing’s youngest world champion 8 p.m...... Penn State at Pittsburgh...... ABC 4 p.m...... US Open (men’s final)...... ESPN 1996 — Pete Sampras and Steffi and the youngest ever in the super 8 p.m...... Tulsa at Texas...... Longhorn Network Auto racing Graf win the men’s and women’s middleweight division with a split 8:30 p.m...... USC at Stanford...... Fox 2 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: Brickyard 400...... NBCSN singles titles, respectively, in the last decision victory over Ronald Gavril 10:15 p.m...... California at BYU...... ESPN2 5 p.m...... IMSA: America’s Tire 250...... FS1 U.S. Open championship matches at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in 10:15 p.m...... UConn at Boise St...... ESPNU Radio 10:45 p.m...... Michigan St. at Arizona St...... ESPN played in Louis Armstrong Stadium. Las Vegas. At 20 years, 9 months NFL 1998 — Mark McGwire breaks old, Benavidez (19-0, 17 KOs) won Golf Roger Maris’ 37-year-old home run the vacant WBC super middleweight 6:30 a.m...... European PGA: Omega European Masters..... Golf 1 p.m...... Houston at New England...... WBZ-FM 98.5 record, lining historic No. 62 just over title over the 31-year-old Gavril (18-2, 12 p.m...... PGA: BMW Championship...... 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By Christopher lowest level in roughly 50 Rugaber years. ASSOCIATED PRESS Other measures of the job market are also bright- WASHINGTON — The ening. Companies are ask- U.S. economy is showing ing their part-time work- consistent strength even ers, for example, to work after nearly a decade of growth, with Friday’s jobs more hours, which has the report for August signal- effect of increasing their ing that employers re- weekly pay. main optimistic enough to The number of part-time hire freely and are nally workers who would prefer paying more generously. full-time work fell in Au- Consumers, the prin- gust and is now at its low- cipal drivers of growth, est level since the Great are more con dent than Recession ended more they’ve been in nearly than nine years ago. 18 years. Americans are A broader measure of splurging on restaurant unemployment, which in- meals, clothes and cars. cludes those involuntary PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Still, potential problems part-timers as well as loom: The Trump admin- discouraged workers who A scorched VW Beetle rests in a clearing after the Delta Fire burned through the Lamoine com- istration is ramping up are no longer seeking jobs, munity in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Calif. its trade ghts, and inter- dropped to 7.4 percent last est rates appear likely to month, the lowest level in keep rising. The result is 17 years. Wild re closes key California that businesses and con- BUT TRADE sumers will likely nd it FIGHTS LOOM somewhat more expensive On Friday, President to spend and borrow. Donald Trump ramped up highway through the weekend For now, though, the his trade war with China economy is expanding by threatening to impose steadily, fueled by tax “There is active re close opened, authorities have about 280 homes were con- tariffs on an additional By Noah Berger cuts, con dent consumers, to check the safety of the sidered threatened. There $267 billion in Chinese and Paul Elias to the highway,” she said. greater business invest- ASSOCIATED PRESS imports. That is on top of “There is lots of damage, pavement and cut down were some reports that ment in equipment and lots of emergency person- burned trees next to the homes had burned but previous threats the pres- SHASTA-TRINITY NA- more government spend- nel. It’s just not a safe sit- road — some of them 70 Vacarro could only con rm ident has made to slap TIONAL FOREST, Calif. ing. Economic growth uation.” feet tall — that might be in that an outbuilding and tariffs on $200 billion of — A stretch of a major reached 4.2 percent at an Of cials on Sunday danger of falling down. two mixed-use commercial Chinese goods. The ad- highway near the Cali- annual rate in the April- ministration has already will reevaluate whether The re had burned and residential buildings fornia-Oregon border will June quarter, the fastest imposed 25 percent taxes to reopen the route that more than 34 square miles had been damaged. remain closed through pace in four years. on $50 billion of Chinese traverses the entire West (89 square kilometers) “It could be like a bed- the weekend as crews try Here are some key vital imports, a step for which Coast from Mexico to Can- of timber and brush and and-breakfast, it could be to tame a roaring wild re signs of the U.S. econo- Beijing retaliated against ada and usually swarms prompted evacuation or- a store with a house above burning on both sides of my, roughly two months U.S. exports. with trucks and traf c. ders for scattered homes it,” he explained. the north-south route, au- before the November If all the threatened U.S. It was a ghost road along and buildings in three Meanwhile, truckers midterm elections, which thorities announced Fri- tariffs were imposed, they a 45-mile stretch where counties in and around the who rely heavily on the I-5 could transform the bal- day. would cover everything re swept down two days Shasta-Trinity National to transport timber and ance of power in Congress The blaze that shut down the U.S. buys from China earlier and turned hills Forest. At times,  ames other goods along the West and reshape the economy: Interstate 5 on Wednes- — from toys to handbags on either side into walls shot up 300 feet high. Coast had the unenviable HIRING IS BOOMING day was still burning out to smartphones. Although the re wasn’t choice of waiting or taking U.S. employers added of control, said Denise Yer- of  ame. Drivers  ed in Zandi estimates that genson, a spokeswoman terror and several big-rigs burning near any large a jammed detour that add- a robust 201,000 jobs in August, the Labor De- if just the new tariffs on for the California Depart- burned Wednesday. towns, re spokesman ed 115 miles or so to their $200 billion in goods were ment of Transportation. Before the highway is re- Brandon Vacarro said journeys. partment said Friday, in line with the past year’s put in place, U.S. econom- average monthly gain of ic growth would slow by a 196,000. The unemploy- quarter-percentage point Tesla stock falls as CEO appears ment rate remains at an over the following year — ultra-low 3.9 percent, a and roughly 400,000 few- rate that most economists er jobs would be created. to smoke marijuana on video say could fall even further WAGES ARE RISING if the pace of hiring re- For many economists, By Tom Krisher from the joint, which he cash and lost a quarterly mains vigorous. the brightest spot in the ASSOCIATED PRESS claims he rarely smokes. record $717.5 million. Mark Zandi, chief econo- August jobs report was As the video gained Musk has said the com- mist at Moody’s Analytics, that average hourly pay Shares of electric car traction, more news hit: pany is producing more forecasts that the jobless rose 2.9 percent com- maker Tesla Inc. fell Early Friday, the Palo than 5,000 Model 3 elec- rate could reach 3.5 per- pared with a year ago, the more than 6 percent ear- Alto, California, compa- tric cars per week, and cent or even lower by next healthiest such increase ly Friday after the CEO ny announced that Chief cash generated from the year. That would be the in nine years. appeared to smoke mar- Accounting Of cer Dave sales will bring sustained ijuana during an inter- Morton resigned after a quarterly pro ts. The view and the company’s month on the job, citing Model 3 starts at $35,000, accounting chief left after although the cheapest one a month on the job. public attention and the fast pace of the post. that can be purchased at CEO Elon Musk ap- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS peared on “The Joe Rogan The company disclosed present costs $49,000. Experience” overnight. the departure in a regula- Tesla CEO and found- Moody’s Investor Service About two hours into the tory ling. er of the Boring Com- downgraded Tesla’s debt podcast, which can be seen “Since I joined Tesla on pany Elon Musk into junk territory back in on YouTube, Musk inhales August 6th, the level of speaks at a conference March, warning that Tes- from what the host says is public attention placed on in Chicago. la won’t have cash to cover a combined marijuana-to- the company, as well as $3.7 billion for normal oper- bacco joint, which Rogan the pace within the com- prospects, and I have no ations, capital expenses and notes is legal. Rogan pass- pany, have exceeded my disagreements with Tes- debt that comes due early es the joint to Musk, who expectations,” the compa- la’s leadership or its - next year. Tesla said cash also takes a sip of whiskey. ny quoted Morton as say- nancial reporting,” Morton from Model 3 sales will pay Shortly after smoking, ing in the ling with the was quoted as saying. the bills and drive pro ts. Musk looks at his phone U.S. Securities and Ex- Tesla is under extreme The company said its and laughs, telling Rogan change Commission. “As pressure to turn a sus- accounting functions will he was getting texts from a result, this caused me tained net pro t starting be overseen by the chief friends asking why he was to reconsider my future. this quarter, as promised nancial of cer and cor- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS smoking weed during the I want to be clear that I by Musk. But in the sec- porate controller. Morton’s interview. Later Musk says believe strongly in Tesla, ond quarter it burned resignation is effective im- Joana Dudley, of Lauderhill, Fla., looks at her he doesn’t notice any effect its mission, and its future through $739.5 million in mediately. list of job prospects at a JobNewsUSA job fair. As Google turns 20, questions over whether it’s too powerful By Michael Liedtke umbrella of Alphabet Inc. of Google and Apple. ASSOCIATED PRESS are now worth $800 billion. Google is now confront- Although Google ing the same potential fate. SAN FRANCISCO — wouldn’t comment for this “Google is in the govern- Twenty years after Larry story, the company has re- ment’s crosshairs,” said Page and Sergey Brin set peatedly pointed out that Ken Auletta, who was out to organize all of the its mostly free products given inside access to the internet’s information, the are so widely used because company while writing his search engine they named people like them. 2009 book, “Googled: The Google has morphed into a Google’s success often End of the World As We dominating force in smart- draws comparisons with Know It.” ‘’This company phones, online video, email, Microsoft. once had a certain glow to maps and much more. By 1998, the year Google it, but it is losing its halo.” That resounding success started, U.S. regulators Just this past week, Goo- now has regulators and had become so concerned gle raised hackles in Con- lawmakers around the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS about Microsoft’s power gress by refusing to send world questioning wheth- Google co-founders Larry Page, left, and Sergey Brin at their company’s through its Windows op- Page or its current CEO, er the company has be- headquarters. erating system that they Sundar Pichai, to a hear- come too powerful as its had begun to explore a ing on Russian manipu- ubiquitous services vacu- business is on pace to gen- world’s smartphones. Goo- to get around. forced breakup. Although lation of internet services um up sensitive informa- Microsoft remained intact, to sway U.S. elections. erate about $110 billion in gle also runs the biggest Not bad for a compa- tion about billions of peo- the multiyear battle with Congressional of cials left ple hooked on its products. revenue this year. Much video site in YouTube, the ny that started 20 years the U.S. government and an empty chair while top Google’s search engine of that revenue now  ows most popular web browser ago Friday with an initial other disputes with Euro- executives from Facebook remains entrenched as the through Google’s Android in Chrome, the top email investment of $100,000. pean regulators hobbled and Twitter appeared. Of- internet’s main gateway, operating system, which service in Gmail and the Google and its sibling com- and distracted Microsoft, fended lawmakers derided and its digital advertising powers 80 percent of the maps that most people use panies operating under the helping to propel the rise Google as “arrogant.” Catch up with your favorite team in Item Sports! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN $450,000 S: Steven Kouroubacalis Tr, Tr for B: Fatma Rabia-Ekim & Mustafa Apple RT 104 BELLEVUE RD Ekim $388,000 S: Catalino M Lopez & Martha A 527 SALEM ST U:43 SELLING YOUR HOME? B: Graham R Messier & Nora L Tomas-Gomes $1,175,000 If you want an honest opinion of value, Messier B: Fred Mandell & Karen S: Mary E Kurpiel & Peter E 56 LAWTON AVE Mandell call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. Kurpiel $597,000 S: Windsor Court LLC B: Isaias Calel-Ixcoy & Vilma L FREE SERVICE 72 CHILDS ST Macario-Pojoy MARBLEHEAD $439,000 S: Jorge A Rubio & Teresa D B: Lissa M Jimenez & Carmen G Torres 8 JOEL RD Sanchez $530,000 CONNORREALESTATE.COM S: Rachael L Martin & Scott M 200 LOCUST ST U:106 B: Gennady Gorbovitsky $269,900 Martin S: Gotlib Phyllis J Est & Alan M $370,000 B: Sheila J Oneil B: Robert D Colby 61 NEWCASTLE RD Kalikow S: Catelyn Colby & Vincent Reed $430,000 B: Julie D Redard 33 CONOMO AVE S: Diane Hogan Tr, Tr for Varjabedian FT B: Mark N Lausier S: Fouad Bernachia $360,500 70 NAUGUS AVE 12 DIANE RD S: Edward W Defranco & Gloria B: Louis K Cicerone & Jared D $553,459 41 ONEIDA ST $450,000 A Defranco 244 WALNUT ST Clark B: Gorn Realty LLC B: Shantel Silva $465,000 S: Melanie A Mahoney & Paul W $290,000 S: Diane Portnoy Tr, Tr for Joanne S: Jodi L Foley & Ryan D Foley 20 NORFOLK AVE B: Dakhaz Salih & Kajeen Salih Mahoney Jr B: Jose Amador & Yudy Jamarillo Vania 2002 RET S: Colleen Civiello & Dominic J $575,900 S: Adam Bessel & Julia Mercier Civiello Jr 5 FLYNN ST B: Migena Mustafa & Michael A 274 EASTERN AVE 8 POND ST $380,000 Scotina $360,000 $595,000 SWAMPSCOTT 72 ONTARIO ST B: Bonnie J Santana S: Sandra Espinola & David G B: Deivis F DeLeon-Diaz & B: Jacquie Liddell & Nicholas S: Jeffrey Chruniak Evans Glendi M Angel-Guzman $329,000 Liddell 35 ATLANTIC AVE B: Maria L Ramirez-Diez S: Juan J Valdez S: David R Berner & Demaris B 111 FOSTER ST U:214 402 PINE BROOK DR U:402 $937,500 S: Margaret E Ottani & James M Berner B: Svetlana Sigalova Zorbas $214,000 $420,000 22 EDGE HILL RD B: Cheryl Costin B: Thomas F Gerecke Jr Tr, Tr for S: Shari J Reich-Rosenberg $194,000 4 TULLY RD S: Ardelias LLC 402 Pine Brook Drive RT B: William H Lillydale 8 PHILLIPS AVE U:2 $699,000 11 ATLANTIC XING $224,617 S: Lawrence Baker & Selma K S: Marie D Lillydale Tr, Tr for 22 B: Jeffrey Mccomish & Susanne 111 FOSTER ST U:320 Baker $688,000 Edgehill Road T B: Gisel Soto Mccomish B: Marek A Wiernusz & Susan E S: Demarco Susan Est & Robert $240,000 S: Mary J Thielhelm & Philip B: Jessica E Fenty-Scotland 20 PROCTOR CIR Wiernusz 16 FAIRVIEW AVE Suslovich Thielhelm S: Khalils LLC $500,420 S: Tal Einhorn & April Scoville $385,000 30 PIEDMONT ST B: Francisco J Morales B: Cindy Shaughnessy & Joseph 18 WALNUT ST U:18 $410,000 4 HAMPSHIRE RD S: Tomo Zargaj 100 BURRILL ST U:6 Shaughnessy $515,000 B: Lauren Obrien $530,000 $699,000 S: Dana S Decowski & Diane M B: Barbara Dodd 24 RAYLEN AVE B: Deirdre H Robbins & Laurence Decowski S: Catherine Cucchiello B: Rachael L Martin & Scott M S: Susan M Cleary Martin $510,000 G Robbins B: Angela Colameta & Scott S: Thomas R Blundell & Tiffany 47 FAY ST 18 STANGUS RD S: Clayton L Parsons & Gregory Colameta Blundell $345,000 $357,500 NAHANT Parsons S: Marilyn R Staff B: Thomas D Donahue B: David Sok S: Stephen C Rouse Tr, Tr for S: Raymond J Babineau Jr 4 FENNO WAY 5 HARVARD ST 179 BURRILL ST U:2 8 WALNUT ST U:211 Rouse FT $475,000 $587,000 $390,000 75 SYLVIA ST B: Lauren Beaudoin & Daniel B: Marianna E Frangias & $173,800 B: Jessica Ferrell & Vernon S B: Michael Ahearn 17 FAYS AVE $485,000 Taylor Joseph Fritz Ferrell S: Kerry M Toler $395,000 B: Catherine Cucchiello S: Shari A Locantore S: John Hogan & Linda Hogan S: Amie B Samuylov & Andrey V B: Alexander Fiste & Kerry R S: Steveanna Galloway Samuylov Mcnulty 36 PEARL RD 26 HIGHLAND ST SAUGUS S: Catherine M Meggison 75 TRACY AVE U:3 $900,000 $440,000 9 DEAD EYE RUN U:9 $235,000 B: Luz E Quirk & Sean Quirk B: Erin F Barfield & Sean A 1 E DENVER ST $335,000 61 GERTRUDE ST B: John H Nickerson Jr S: Elizabeth J Carlson & John J Barfield $385,000 B: Hillary L Levine & Mark W $366,000 S: Anders Rasmussen Decamp S: Heather Mchugh & Patrick W B: Steven Long-Vo Levine B: Jennifer Mason & Stephanie Mchugh S: Thanh T Nguyen S: Katherine Rayf Tr, Tr for 2004 D Mason 167-169 TRACY AVE PEABODY Katherine Rauf RET S: Graham Messier & Nora $620,000 10-A HOG HILL RD 122 FAIRMOUNT AVE Messier B: Lucien Nere & Rose M Nere 3 ALLEN RD $385,000 $440,000 11 FULLER TER S: James T Brienzo $525,000 B: Katherine Rauf B: Noelle Cascio & Phillip Cascio $959,000 16 GILBERT ST B: Ryan D Foley & Jodi L Foley S: Larry J Compiano Tr, Tr for 10A S: Christopher M Desimone & B: Taylor Blando & Ryan Witting 56 WARDWELL AVE $335,000 S: Kenneth J Craig & Constance Hog Hill Rd RT Dennis R Desimone S: Gunner Mcdonald & Kevin $627,500 B: Adal T Abebe & Tiruwork Craig Mcdonald Addisu-Abebe B: Miryam E Gil & Gilberto 618 LOWELL ST 9 GRANDVIEW AVE Vargas $500,000 S: Deborah L Cole 19 BOURBON ST U:88 $451,000 25-27 REID TER S: Angela C Souza B: Donald Luzaitis & Anthony B: Michael J Amaral & Michael $331,000 $930,000 B: Shean P Hurley & Ariana M Macolini J Budwey 5 HILDA RD B: Emilee Regan & Sean Regan 693 WESTERN AVE Sanchez S: Kea Srun & Chhay Tourt S: Stephen E Anthony & $393,000 S: Luz E Quirk & Sean Quirk B: Jose W Perez $950,000 S: James W Casaletto Suzannah C Anthony S: Pamela A Scranton B: Patrick J Mcgrath Tr, Tr for 19 LYNN ST Mcgrath RT 3 COOLIDGE RD $370,000 171 HAMILTON ST 13 ROY ST 21 HOOD ST S: Stephen Sklavounos $526,000 B: Susan L Tavilla & Daniel $372,000 $565,000 $136,000 B: Ana M Goncalves & Geffter Taylor B: Samanta Silva-Branco & B: Natalia Shcherbina B: NE Rehab Partners Inc 138 WILLIAMS AVE Goncalves S: Lisa A Melchionno Marcos DeOliveira S: Karen M Reblin & Scott G S: Anderson Ann R Est & $555,000 S: Johanna Even Tr, Tr for S: Linda Kervin Tr, Tr for Veronica Reblin Margaret M Shanahan B: Nelson A Torre & Nelson G Evergreen RT 284 LYNN ST Maghakian IRT Torre $200,000 14 SHACKLE WAY U:14 21 HOUGHTON ST S: Margarit Liti 16 COUNTY ST B: Keen H Lee & Yi M Zeng 20 OAK POINT RD $275,000 $250,000 $445,000 S: Shuet M Tang $755,000 B: Cassidy A Debettencourt & W B: Marie R Clemat & Yveslise LYNNFIELD B: Felipe O Costa B: Christopher Desimone N Debettencourt 4th Clemat S: Itamar Adalto-Dasilva 30 MASON ST S: Patricia Santamaria & S: Kearney Sheila Est & Edward S: Urban Renewal 10 LLC 344 BROADWAY $509,000 Thomas Santamaria Kearney $665,000 6 DAHLIA AVE B: Eridania Matos Source: Banker and Tradesman, 226 JENNESS ST B: Stephen A Sklavounos $350,000 S: Arsenio Delarosa 602 REYNOLDS DR U:602 bakerandtradesman.com Starbucks reveals opulent store in Milan By Benjamin Romano minates with the operatic unveiling enabled bronze wall depicting Star- THE SEATTLE TIMES Thursday of the Starbucks Reserve bucks’ history and coffee-making Roastery in Milan. process. In Italy, hole-in-the wall espresso The 25,000-square-foot coffee duo- The company appears to have bars in even the smallest towns mo, following the Roastery format’s spared no expense to build what it host a vibrant cafe culture that has debut on Capitol Hill in 2014 and in calls “the most beautiful Starbucks been an inspiration and obsession Shanghai last year, was built in a in the world.” A company represen- for Howard Schultz, now chairman palazzo that once held a post office. tative did not respond to a question emeritus of Starbucks, for half his A portico is adorned with a Carrara about the store’s cost. As he broke life. marble statue of a siren, Starbucks’ the news of lower-than-expected But don’t mistake the company’s corporate symbol and a none-too- profits in June, CEO Kevin Johnson entry into the coffee-loving country subtle nod to Schultz’ Siren Retail said the company was still evalu- for an attempt at an Italian-style strategy to move the brand up mar- ating the economics of the Roast- neighborhood espresso stop. This is ket, with these glitzy coffee destina- ery stores, three more of which are a much grander gesture. tions as flagships. planned in New York, Chicago and A 1983 trip to Italy gave rise to Inside, the company describes Tokyo. Schultz’s vision for Starbucks as a hand-chiseled flooring made of local In Italy, Starbucks also announced purveyor not just of coffee beans marble of the sort used in the actual a licensing deal with developer and and equipment, as it was when he Duomo di Milano, the city’s famous franchisee Percassi to bring more joined the company, but espresso cathedral nearby; bar tops carved stores to Milan beginning late this beverages and a unique place to from Tuscan marble and outfitted year. With fewer bells and whistles FILE PHOTO | TNS drink them. with radiant heating; a clackerboard than the Roastery, these outlets may That pilgrimage — a crucial chap- like in Italian train stations to de- offer a truer gauge of Italian accep- Starbucks chairman emeritus Howard Schultz ter in the corporate origin story for scribe the latest specialty roasts; tance of Schultz’s take on their pas- and Liz Muller, Starbucks senior vice president the Seattle-based coffee giant — cul- and a massive, augmented-reality- sion. and chief design officer. ed , 3½ t, Unit 408 kitchen. Central baths. Nore master air conditionin LYNN $369,000 suite. g. Comple Directions: Hunte Front to back tely renovated Western family room living room. 3 bedro Colonial on to Cooper to Heaths CourtAve 781-599-1 . Sliders to oms, 2 full quiet cul-de-s 3 Manson lawn. Make dreamsLooking come true.large deck to buy a house?Beau Checktiful outbaths. ( Eourxtra- Openac. 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