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One resident called her to say they were very happy with the new surface on North Road. Another resident called, who had previously contacted her with concerns about the section of Montgomery Road near the high school. Babinski said they were happy the city was able to do the road sooner than anticipated. Matthew Roman, representing the “senior snoopers” during public participation at Thursday’s City Council meeting, also gave a positive report. “The roads are being worked on at the present time. North Road at Southampton Road; everybody who lives down there is very happy that they are finally taking care of the roads,” Roman said to the councilors, adding, “Let’s continue doing it.” “For far too long, we’ve not paid close enough attention to all of our streets and roads. Recently, we’ve gotten better at man- Three miles of North Road has been redone, aging what we have and where those needs and line striping will be done in the next are,” said Mayor Brian P. Sullivan. couple of weeks. (Photo by Amy Porter) Sullivan said of North Road, they were able to use cold-in-place recycling, a new and spit it out on the other.” technology which enabled them to do the Cigal said North Road was a two-step pro- entire street at a reduced cost. cess with the seal coating – cold in place “Cold in place recycling is something recycling, and then the final overlay. He said we’re trying out. It’s very cost effective. We the road is in good shape, except for a 400 were able to do three miles at a much lower foot portion where private contractors were cost,” said Jeremy Cigal, assistant civil engi- running a new water line. He said they had to Gold found at Stanley Park neer. With cold in place recycling, they pick skip that section near Armbrook Village, but up the old pavement, grind it up, and use it as it should be done in a couple of weeks. Line Above, Katie (13 yrs) and Bridget Sullivan (10 yrs) get autographs from Kacey. Gold the base coat of the road. Civil engineer striping is the last piece, which Cigal said was found at Stanley Park in the form of improvements to the tennis, basketball courts Mark Cressotti described the process at a will also be done over the next couple of and athletic fields as a result of this fundraiser. See additional photos Page 8. (Photo by meeting a few months ago, by saying that weeks. “It’s amazing how it dresses up a Lynn F. Boscher) they would “basically set up a train (of road machines) to chew up the road on one side See Road Work, Page 2 Southwick blood drive on Tuesday By Greg Fitzpatrick member, that person you walked by this morning, or that acci- Correspondent dent you heard about last night,” said Benson. “It’s so gratify- SOUTHWICK – Baystate Health is just one day away from ing to know that you could have made that difference.” hosting their Fourth Annual Southwick Fire vs. Police Blood Last year, fire defeated police by having 12 donors while Drive, which will take place outside the headquarters of the police had seven donors. In total, there were 24 individuals Southwick Fire and Police Department’s tomorrow. who attempted to donate and only five were deferred. But, On Tuesday, from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m., members of both most importantly, according to Benson, over 40 lives were departments, friends, family, and the community will have the saved due to the blood donations in Southwick. opportunity to donate blood to their local hospitals. People will If an individual wants to sign up to donate blood and support have the choice to donate blood for fire or police. the fire department, contact them at 413-569-6363. For police, For three consecutive years, the fire department has raised you can contact them at 413-569.5348. People can also call the trophy and defeated police in the blood drive competition. Baystate Medical Center at 413-794-4600 to make an appoint- The local hospitals to benefit include Baystate Noble, ment or to discover more information. Baystate Wing, Baystate Franklin, Baystate Mary Lane, Anyone that participates in the blood drive on September 11 The Baystate Health mobile blood drive will be at the head- Baystate Children’s Hospital, Baystate Medical Center, The will receive free admission to the Big E, which begins on quarters of the Southwick Fire and Police Departments D’amour Cancer Center, and the Level 1 Trauma Center. September 14 and ends on September 30. In order to give tomorrow from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. (WNG File Photo) Amy Benson, a recruiter for the Blood Donor Program at blood at the drive, people must be at least 17-years-old, have Baystate Health and organizes the blood drive, stressed the photo identification, and weigh 110 pounds or more. Individuals impact donating blood can have. must be in good health, no colds, sore throats, or allergy symp- body piercings in the past 12 months, No dental cleaning, fill- “It’s so important to support this cause because you never toms. Other requirements are: Know where you have traveled ings, in past 24 hours, All donors are also highly encouraged to know who you might be helping, it could be a friend, a family in the past three years, No tattoo’s in the past 12 months, No have plenty to eat and drink prior to donating blood.

Humason holding hilltown office hours By Greg Streeter also added that if Fitzpatrick Humason himself doesn’t Correspondent show up for the office hours, GRANVILLE – Sen. Don he’s always accessible to Humason’s or his staff will reach. be holding public office “He’s always available if hours throughout the month somebody needs to get in of September in all 11 cities touch with him,” said and towns that he represents Streeter. in the 2nd Hampden and Humason is also scheduled Hampshire District. to visit the Montgomery Humason’s Director of Town Hall on September 25 Communications, Katherine from 10 a.m. until 11:30 Cole, said in a release, “All a.m., and then the Russell are welcome to visit and Council on Aging on share their thoughts or con- September 26 from 10 a.m. cerns about state matters to 11:30 a.m. with Senator Humason and If anyone wants to reach his staff. In addition to office Sen. Don Humason out to Humason, or members hours throughout the district, of his staff, contact the Senator Humason and staff Senator’s Westfield office at are also available to meet 10 a.m. until 11:30 a.m., fol- 413-568-1366 or his Boston with constituents at the lowed by the Granville Town office at 617-722-1415. Senator’s district office, Hall from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Humason represents the located at 64 Noble Street in Granville Town communities of Agawam, Westfield. No appointment is Administrator Matt Streeter Easthampton, Holyoke, necessary, but calling ahead is pleased Humason’s office Westfield, and parts of the is recommended.” hours will be available for city of Chicopee; and the On September 17, either Granville residents. towns of Granville, Genesis Wine Tasting Humason or a representative “It’s always helpful that Montgomery, Russell, from his staff will be visiting they can talk about their Southampton, Southwick Sr. Kathleen Popko, President of the Sisters of Providence gets a sweet treat for her the Tolland Town Hall from problems,” said Streeter. and Tolland. wine. See Additional Photos Page 7. (Photo submitted) PAGE 2 - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS

Road Work Contests sponsored by Continued from Page 1 road,” he said. lowing the awarding of the contract will be a notice to Southwick VFW Post 872 Mayor Sullivan said the city will be using the cold-in- proceed next spring. Also planned for the spring is SOUTHWICK — Once again this year, Southwick VFW Post 872 place technology on other streets where it’s best suited, Washington St. is sponsoring several contests for students, teachers, and first respond- depending on what’s in the road. He said if there are too “The roads are a continued complaint around the city. ers. The Patriots Pen Essay Contest is for students in grades 6-8 and many manholes or too much engineering, it’s not con- They’ve been underfunded for a long time. This Mayor provides for students in these grades to compete for $54,500 in cash ducive to the new technology. Micro surfacing is being and the City Council are trying to address that,” prizes. The Voice of Democracy Contest is for students in grades 9-12 used on other streets, he said, giving Union Street as an Cressotti said. where they compete for $154,000 in scholarships and incentives with example. In that process, potholes are fixed to get the Mayor Sullivan said by the end of October, they the top scholarship awarded at the national level being $30,000. road in as good a condition as possible, then the road should have an engineering report from a third party The Citizenship Education Teacher Award is for teachers in all gets a surface layer. Crack sealing is also being used on that actually categorizes and manages an engineering grades nominated by their peers, which recognizes their contributions other roads, as a preventive measure. approach to every single road in the city. He said the as educators who instill a sense of patriotism, duty, and service. Other roads besides North and Montgomery that have report will catalog every road, quantify its condition, Winners selected at the national level are awarded cash prizes for been done to date this season include Dry Bridge Road, and how the city should approach it. Some of the Meals themselves and for their school, along with recognition at the VFW Old Stage Road, and East Silver Street. Paper Mill tax money was also used for the report, Sullivan said. National Convention. Road and Grandview Drive are in progress; and both The city will also be applying for some grants outside The VFW Scout of the Year Award is a scholarship competition for Lockhouse Road and Granville Road will be done later of the Ch. 90 funding, which totaled $1.2 million this those Boy or Girl Scouts ages 15-18 who have attained the rank of this fall. year. “It’s a ten year plan, not a one year plan. We did Eagle Scout, Gold Award, or Sea Scout Quartermaster, are enrolled in Some of the funding for the roads is coming from some really big projects – Montgomery Road, North High School and are active within their troop. First Place at the nation- Chapter 90, some is in the budget, including $400,000 Road; Granville and Lockhouse next. We still have al level awards is a $5,000 scholarship, second place $3,000, and third for North Road on top of the Ch. 90 funds used; and more to do,” Sullivan said, adding, “This is year two of place $1,000. some of the work is coming from the Meals tax reve- my ten year plan.” The VFW Public Servant Award is for members of the community’s nue. Sullivan said they are pulling together funds from Councilor Babinski said she sent an email sharing the Police, Fire, Medical Reserve Corps, and EMT Departments that pro- various parts of the budget, including the Meals tax, to positive feedback to the DPW and the Mayor. She said vides for honor and recognition of each winner at the VFW State do work on Shaker Road this fall. she still encourages residents in Ward 1 to notify the Convention. City Engineer Mark Cressotti agreed that it’s been a DPW or call her to report a serious concern, so it can be Deadlines for entry for Patriots Pen, Voice of Democracy, and the busy season. He said Little River Road is done, with taken care of. Citizen Education Teacher Award are October 31; Scout of the Year state and federal funding. The central section of Western “It’s good to see the city has been putting together a Award is March 1, 2019; Public Servant Award is January 1, 2019. For Avenue will also be done with state and federal funds. road management plan. They will be tackling some of more information on how to enter, please contact Troy Henke at “Our effort is done; now it’s in the hands of the these issues. As a ward councilor, I’m happy that here’s [email protected]. MassDOT,” Cressotti said. The bid opening date for been some positive feedback, and residents are happy Western Avenue will be at the end of October, and fol- with the results,” Babinski said.

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TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Monday, Sept. 10, the 253rd day of 2018. There are 112 days left in the year.

n Sept. 10, 1963, 20 black students entered who considers himself “pro-life” should keep families together. Alabama public schools following a standoff In 1991, the Senate Judiciary Committee opened hearings on the Miss North Dakota, Cara Mund, was crowned Miss America in Obetween federal authorities and Gov. George C. nomination of Clarence Thomas to the U.S. Supreme Court. Atlantic City, N.J., after saying in an onstage interview that Don- Wallace. ald Trump was wrong to pull the United States out of the Paris In 1993, “The X-Files” premiered on Fox Television. On this date: climate accord. In 1813, an American naval force commanded by Oliver H. Perry de- In 2006, Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts defeated Eli Man- feated the British in the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. ning and the New York Giants 26-21 in the first NFL game to feature Today’s Birthdays: (Afterward, Perry sent the message, “We have met the enemy and two brothers starting at quarterback. Actor Philip Baker Hall is 87. Actor Greg Mullavey is 85. Jazz they are ours.”) vibraphonist Roy Ayers is 78. Actor Tom Ligon is 78. Singer Ten years ago: The world’s largest particle collider passed its first ma- Danny Hutton (Three Dog Night) is 76. Singer Jose Feliciano In 1846, Elias Howe received a patent for his sewing machine. jor tests by firing two beams of protons in opposite directions around a is 73. Actress Judy Geeson is 70. Former Canadian first lady 17-mile (27-kilometer) ring under the Franco-Swiss border. Margaret Trudeau is 70. Political commentator Bill O’Reilly is In 1919, New York City welcomed home Gen. John J. Pershing and 69. Rock musician Joe Perry (Aerosmith) is 68. Country singer 25,000 soldiers who’d served in the U.S. First Division during World Five years ago: Rosie Flores is 68. Actress Amy Irving is 65. Actor-director Clark War I. President Barack Obama, in a nationally broadcast address, said Johnson is 64. Actress Kate Burton is 61. Movie director Chris diplomacy held “the potential to remove the threat of chemical Columbus is 60. Actor Colin Firth is 58. Rock singer-musician In 1935, Sen. Huey P. Long died in Baton Rouge two days after being weapons” in Syria without the use of force, but declared the U.S. shot in the Louisiana state Capitol, allegedly by Dr. Carl Weiss. David Lowery (Cracker) is 58. Actor Sean O’Bryan is 55. Base- military would be “ready to respond” against President Bashar ball Hall of Famer Randy Johnson is 55. Actor Raymond Cruz is In 1939, Canada declared war on Germany. Assad if other measures failed. An Indian court convicted four 54. Rock musician Robin Goodridge (Bush) is 53. Rock musician men in the fatal gang rape of a young woman on a moving New Stevie D. (Buckcherry) is 52. Rock singer-musician Miles Zuniga In 1960, Hurricane Donna, a dangerous Category 4 storm eventually Delhi bus. (The four were later sentenced to death.) Thomas (Fastball) is 52. Actress Nina Repeta (NY’-nuh ruh-PEHT’-ah) is blamed for 364 deaths, struck the Florida Keys. Bach was elected president of the International Olympic Com- 51. Rapper Big Daddy Kane is 50. Movie director Guy Ritchie mittee, succeeding Jacques Rogge (zhahk ROH’-geh). is 50. Actor Johnathan Schaech (shehk) is 49. Contemporary In 1962, the U.S. Supreme Court ordered the University of Mississippi Christian singer Sara Groves is 46. Actor Ryan Phillippe (FIHL’- to admit James Meredith, a black student. One year ago: ih-pee) is 44. Actor Kyle Bornheimer is 43. Actor Jacob Young After cutting a trail of destruction across the Caribbean, Hur- is 39. Rock musician Mikey Way (My Chemical Romance) is 38. In 1979, four Puerto Rican nationalists imprisoned for a 1954 attack on ricane Irma blew ashore on the Florida Keys as a Category 4 the U.S. House of Representatives and a 1950 attempt on the life of Olympic bronze medal figure skater Timothy Goebel is 38. Bal- President Harry S. Truman were freed from prison after being granted storm with winds of 130 mph; it would destroy 1,200 homes and lerina Misty Copeland is 36. Rock musician Matthew Followill clemency by President Jimmy Carter. damage 3,000 others in the Keys. As Irma headed toward Geor- (Kings of Leon) is 34. Singer Ashley Monroe (Pistol Annies) is gia, Atlanta was under a tropical storm warning for the first time. 32. Singer Sanjaya Malakar (“American Idol”) is 29. Actor Chan- In 1987, Pope John Paul II arrived in Miami, where he was welcomed As he flew home from Colombia, Pope Francis called on Pres- dler Massey is 28. Actress Hannah Hodson is 27. Actor Gabriel by President Ronald Reagan and first lady Nancy Reagan as he began ident Donald Trump to rethink his decision ending a program Bateman is 14. a 10-day tour of the United States. protecting young immigrants from deportation; he said anyone THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 - PAGE 3

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Conservation Commission at 6 pm both the European and Selectboard Meeting at 7 pm Pacific theaters of WWII, Zoning Board Meeting at 7 pm while the P-51 Mustang was a fighter used in both the- HoLiday inn aters. ExprEss Tolland: Based outside Boston, the Board of Selectmen at 5 pm Collings Foundation is in its Westfield, MA 01085 29th year of bringing WWII aircraft to U.S. cities Chester: THursday Conservation Commission Meeting at 5 pm Adam Deutsch has spent more Attorney Kornblum has Sept. 13, 2018 than 7 years representing Board of Selectmen Meeting at 6 pm 2019 Boston been helping consumers like consumers in lawsuits against Board of Health Meeting at 6 pm YOU with debt and credit 6 pm- 8 pm banks, debt collectors and Planning Board Meeting at7:30 pm Marathon issues for over 25 years. other financial institutions. registration Granville: opens Pioneer Selectboard Meeting at 7 pm BOSTON (AP) — The Assessors Meeting at 7:30 pm long road to the 2019 Boston Valley Live Planning Board Meeting at 7:30 pm Marathon begins this week. The Boston Athletic Steamers Association says registration for next year’s edition of the race will open at 10 a.m. Fall Meet TUESDAY, SEPT. 11 Monday. SOUTHWICK — Come The BAA says it will again ride the trains and learn how use a “rolling” registration to they work! The Pioneer Tolland: give the fastest qualifiers Valley Live Steamers will Council on Aging at 9 pm first dibs on a bib. host their final get together of Conserv Comm Open Office Hours & Business Athletes who’ve run at the year the weekend of Girl Scout Information Night least 20 minutes faster than September 15-16 at their Meeting at 3 pm their age-graded qualifying facility located at 108 Hillside The Westfield Unit of the Girl Scouts of Central and Western Rd in Southwick. The public Massachusetts would like to welcome all girls and adults interested standards will be the first in learning more about the Girl Scout program to join us for an Chester: allowed to register. Those is invited to enjoy breakfast information and registration night on Tuesday, September 11, who’ve beaten their stan- or lunch on the grounds while 2018, at 6:00 pm, at the Westfield Athenaeum. Experienced scouts Municipal Light Department Meeting at 6 pm dards by 10 minutes or more exploring the 4,580 feet of will be present to meet and answer questions for the girls, while will follow on Wednesday. If ground level and 1,140 feet troop leaders will be on hand to assist adults and receive registra- there’s still room, other qual- of elevated track. Take a ride tions. Adult volunteer information and applications will also be Southwick: ifiers will get a shot. on a train and speak to one of available. If you are unable to attend, but would like more informa- Planning Board Public Hearing at 7:15 pm The 123rd Boston the many members that will tion about the Girl Scouts, please contact Patricia O’Connor at Marathon will be run on be on hand to learn about [email protected]. April 15, 2019, with the field how the group formed and Westfield: capped at 30,000 entrants. what types of trains are Conservation Commission at 6:30 pm This year’s race was run in involved. Fun for the whole Trip to the Southwick Food Pantry torrential rain and gusty family! The grounds will be The Southwick Senior Center volunteer van will be going to winds. More than 2,500 open from 10am to 4pm each the Southwick Food Pantry September 12th and September competitors sought medical day. More information can be 26th 2:00pm to 3:30pm. If you are a senior and would like a WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12 treatment. found at www.pvls.org. ride, please call the center at 569-5498. Blandford: Can a Democrat unseat Massachusetts’ popular GOP governor? Fire Department Meeting at 7 pm BOSTON (AP) — Even in a blue state, ed an image of bipartisan cooperation on and amid signs that liberal Democratic Beacon Hill. enthusiasm is surging nationwide, Jay “At a time when our country is having Gonzalez likely faces a steep climb in his trouble finding common ground on so bid to unseat Massachusetts’ popular many issues, we in Massachusetts are an September School Republican governor in November. exception,” Baker proclaimed to support- Gonzalez handily won the Democratic ers after his primary win. nomination, but now must quickly figure Gonzalez, who planned to appear with Committee meetings out a way to channel into his campaign Pressley and other Democrats at a The Gateway Regional School District’s School Committee the energy and thirst for change that pow- Cambridge rally Sunday, has pledged has two meetings scheduled for the month of September. The ered Boston City Councilor Ayanna what he calls an “ambitious, progressive committee will meet at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, September 12, Pressley’s primary election upset of long- This combination of 2018 file photos agenda” that includes a single-payer which will be a joint budget development meeting with town time Democratic U.S. Rep. Michael show Massachusetts Democratic guber- health care system and greater financial officials. The committee will also meet on Wednesday, Capuano. natorial nominee Jay Gonzalez, left, and support for public transit and education. September 26, which will be a regular meeting of school First he must get voters to start paying Republican Gov. Charlie Baker, right, in It’s a platform likely to resonate with committee business. Both meetings begin at 7 p.m. and will attention to the governor’s race. Unofficial Boston. Gonzalez will challenge the many Democrats, though Gonzalez has be held in Middle School rooms 112/114. The public is wel- returns show tens of thousands of people Baker in the November general election. yet to formulate a plan for raising addi- come to attend. who took Democratic ballots in Tuesday’s (AP Photos/File) tional tax revenue to fund such initiatives. primary didn’t even bother casting a vote self as a “Pressley-like agent of change,” The state’s highest court rejected as for governor. but adds it won’t be an easy sell given the unconstitutional a proposed “millionaire Gonzalez, who served as a top official lack of familiarity most voters have with tax” backed by Gonzalez and other Westfield Cultural Council in the administration of former Democratic the challenger. Democrats that called for a surtax on the Gov. Deval Patrick, describes himself as “He has to compete with the popularity state’s wealthiest earners. The ruling also Call for Members the “little guy ... both literally and figura- of Baker and the millions of dollars that spared Baker from having to take a posi- tively,” against Gov. Charlie Baker, one Baker has to spend on his campaign,” tion against the tax that could well have The WCC is currently seeking residents with an interest in of the nation’s most popular chief execu- said Ubertaccio. proven unpopular with middle- and low- supporting diverse cultural events and programming within tives. The literal portion of the phrase The Democrat, who according to state income voters. Westfield to serve on the Council beginning in late 2018. This refers to him being more than a foot campaign finance records had less than Perhaps the greatest risk to Baker’s re- all-volunteer organization is appointed by the mayor and is shorter than Baker, who once played col- $200,000 cash on hand after the primary, election bid remains being swept away in funded in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council. lege basketball. has called for limits on spending by an anti-Republican, anti-Trump tide in Council members make decisions on awarding annual grants, In the figurative sense, Gonzalez hopes political action committees and other out- November. and take part in promoting the arts and humanities in town. to position himself as a champion of side groups in the race, but Baker’s cam- In Massachusetts, Baker will share the In FY18, the council awarded nearly $20,000 in grants to Massachusetts voters who’ve not neces- paign doesn’t appear receptive to the idea. Republican ticket with several conserva- support community-wide programming in a range of creative sarily shared in the state’s economic pros- By one measure, Baker, a moderate tive, pro-Trump candidates including fields, spanning the natural sciences to fine arts. A list of past perity over the past four years, and com- who has distanced himself from President state Rep. Geoff Diehl, who is running grantees and guidelines can be found at https://www.mass- muters frustrated by frequently unreliable Donald Trump, may be more popular against Democratic U.S. Sen. Elizabeth culture.org/westfield. public transportation and clogged high- among Democrats than Republicans in Warren, and Jay McMahon, the GOP The next grant cycle will open in fall 2018, at which time, ways. Massachusetts. nominee facing Democratic Attorney individuals, nonprofits, unincorporated organizations, public “As more and more people start tuning A WBUR-FM poll of registered General Maura Healey. Baker has schools, and religious organizations are invited to apply for in to this race and actually think about Democrats in June found 68 percent had endorsed his fellow Republican candi- a favorable opinion of the governor. In funds to assist in producing or continuing arts, humanities, or what Charlie Baker has done, or I think dates, though it’s unclear if or how much science centered programs that take place within Westfield more accurately not done to make a dif- Tuesday’s Republican primary, Baker got he’ll campaign with them. 64 percent of the GOP vote to 36 percent city limits. ference in their lives, we are getting a lot “They’re not really Baker’s style and Council members will be present at this regular meeting to of support and a lot of enthusiasm,” said for his ultraconservative opponent, Scott they don’t really share his politics, but he Gonzalez. Lively. has to share a ticket with them,” said hold a discussion and answer questions, as well as to hear Peter Ubertaccio, a political science Liberal on social issues such as abor- Ubertaccio. “Democrats can hope that feedback from the community on what they would like to see professor at Stonehill College who close- tion and LGBT rights, Baker hired rubs off a little bit, and they are going to funding allocated for. The council takes feedback from the ly watches Massachusetts politics, Democrats for several key posts in his remind voters of that over and over public on a yearly basis to ensure grant money is given to expects Gonzalez will try to present him- administration and has carefully cultivat- again.” projects that benefit the public good. PAGE 4 - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS COMMENT

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Letter to the Editor To the Editor High stakes as 2-month sprint Hello to my friends, in Westfield, especially in Ward 3… last Tuesday was Primary election day. Pathetic only a little over 15% turned out to vote. Hey you did not have to avoid being shot at, so what was your excuse. Citizen is an action to Election Day begins noun! And, for all those self-declared Patriots out there, so is the word patriot. There is a term relating to this: the winter WASHINGTON (AP) — Control of middle won’t be there for Republicans.” defeated 10-term Rep. Michael Capuano soldiers and the sunshine patriots. Those who would give Congress and the future of Donald Indeed, Trump’s turbulent summer in a primary last week and is unopposed their all for this country, and those who only do things when Trump’s presidency are on the line as the appears to have put many moderates and in the general election, will be the first it is convenient and rewards them. Part two is the latter will primary season closes this week, jump- independents out of reach for Republican black woman to represent Massachusetts then wave the flag the former goes home and back to their starting a two-month sprint to Election candidates, according to GOP officials. in Congress. Rashida Talib of Michigan everyday responsibilities. Day that will test Democrats’ ability to One internal GOP poll obtained by The is on track to become the first Muslim On the plus side: I have been getting some positive respons- harness opposition to Trump and deter- Associated Press showed Trump’s woman in Congress. And Stacey Abrams es from old friends re: A Day in Memorial for John McCain. mine whether the Republican president approval rating among independents in in Georgia and Andrew Gillum in Florida Many had been busy with elections; but I will be doing follow can get his supporters to the polls. congressional battleground districts would be their states’ first black gover- ups shortly. For both parties, the stakes are exceed- dropped 10 points between June and nors if elected this fall. Next, a bit more on the downside; I attended the last City ingly high. August. “Incumbents who wake up down in Committee meeting where I asked about: what they are doing After crushing defeats in 2016, A GOP official who oversaw the sur- the beginning of October are not going to link up to what is happening in Springfield? Neighboring Democrats open the fall campaign brim- vey attributed the drop to negative views to be able to fix it in this environment. communities are not only receiving money from MGM, but ming with confidence about their pros- of Trump’s meeting with Russian But incumbents who go on the offense are investing in attractions, or other new stuff to attract some pects for retaking the House, which President Vladimir Putin and the White early can and will win.” of those going to MGM. While we are not in the circle of would give them power to open a wide House’s policy of separating immigrant Crowley said the wave that led to his paid, others are at least doing upgrades to entice visitors. Add swath of investigations into Trump or children from their parents at the U.S.- own defeat will have long-term benefits in that the Bradley area is developing the idea of a major even launch impeachment proceedings. Mexico border. The official was not for the Democratic Party if it motivates sports facility, and Palmer a recreation facility. And, what The outcome of the election, which fea- authorized to discuss the internal polling more young people and minorities to about the transportation hub that is going to happen. Gov. tures a record number of Democratic publicly and spoke on condition of ano- vote. Baker is now looking into the state’s investment in transporta- female and minority candidates, will nymity. “Look at the positives for the country tion with that being on the list of to do’s. This will be an all also help shape the party’s direction Those declines put several incumbent in terms of engagement and the activity New England Hub. With the new transports to Hartford, and heading into the 2020 presidential race. GOP lawmakers at risk, including that it’s causing and fervor that is form- on to NYC, Holyoke, Northampton, Greenfield, and Palmer Republicans have spent the primary Virginia Rep. Barbara Comstock, who ing,” Crowley said. up grading their old train stations…What are we doing? Oh, season anxiously watching suburban represents a district in the Washington Indeed, turnout for Democrats has and with Russel, Easthampton, Holyoke, and completing or voters, particularly women, peel away suburbs, and Rep. Erik Paulsen, whose been high in a series of special elections developing their cannabis businesses… Did we miss the boat because of their disdain for Trump. The suburban Minneapolis district has been that preceded the November contest. on that too? Hey, we hired these people, and we pay for all shift seems likely to cost the party in in Republican hands since 1961. Nearly 60 Democratic challengers out- that they do and don’t do. Where are you folks? Evolve or several key congressional races. Still, Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats raised House Republicans in the second extinct….Your choice. party leaders are optimistic that to take control of the House. Operatives quarter of 2018. And of the 10 Senate Next 2: interesting election results. I am glad to see Gov. Republicans can keep control of the in both parties believe at least 40 seats Democrats running for re-election in Baker, and Lt. Gov. Polito won. As well, Bill Galvin and Senate, which could help insulate Trump will be competitive in November. states Trump carried two years ago, only Ritchie Neal. But I’ll get into this subject later. from a raft of Democratic investigations. Corry Bliss, who runs a super PAC Florida Sen. Bill Nelson has been out- Lastly, not just Westfield, area wise; why do we not have a History is not on Trump’s side. The aligned with House Speaker Paul Ryan, raised by his Republican opponent. Labor Day Parade, or celebrations? Working America built president’s party typically suffers big acknowledged a “tough environment” “We’ve got real wind at our back,” this country, enabled industries to flourish, and in their spare losses in the first midterm election after for Republicans that could quickly said Tom Perez, the chairman of the time fought our wars. Your former Ward 3 City Councilor, taking office. And despite a strong econ- become too difficult for some incum- Democratic National Committee. “The Brian Hoose…[email protected] omy, Republicans must also contend bents to overcome. breadth and depth of the map is remark- with the president’s sagging approval “Incumbents who wake up down in able.” rating and the constant swirl of contro- the beginning of October are not going Despite Democrats’ optimism heading versy hanging over the White House, to be able to fix it in this environment,” into the fall, party officials concede that US backtracks on Russian spy including special counsel Robert Bliss said. “But incumbents who go on taking back control of the Senate may Mueller’s ongoing probe into Russian the offense early can and will win.” not be realistic. Unlike the competitive suspect offering sex for access election interference and possible Democratic incumbents had a similar House races, which are being fought in WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal prosecutors are backtrack- obstruction of justice by Trump. wakeup call during the primaries after territory that is increasingly favorable to ing on their allegation that a Russian woman accused of work- Despite those headwinds, Trump is New York Rep. Joe Crowley, who held a Democrats, the most competitive Senate ing as a secret agent offered to trade sex for access, according betting on himself this fall. He’s thrust powerful leadership position in Congress, contests are in states Trump won — to a Justice Department court filing. himself into the center of the campaign stunningly lost to 28-year-old first-time often decisively. Prosecutors had earlier accused Maria Butina, a gun rights and believes he can ramp up turnout candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Democratic operatives are increasing- activist in U.S. custody on charges she worked as a covert among his ardent supporters and offset a She’s among several younger minority ly worried about Sen. Heidi Heitkamp’s agent and tried to establish back-channel lines of communica- wave of Democratic enthusiasm. Aides candidates who defeated older, more ability to hang on in North Dakota, a tion to the Kremlin, of offering to exchange sex for a position say he’ll spend much of the fall holding established opponents, signaling a desire state Trump won by 36 points and visited with a special interest organization. rallies in swing states. among many Democratic voters for gen- on Friday. Democratic incumbents also The salacious allegation, which immediately escalated the “The great unknown is whether the erational change. face more conservative electorates in public interest in the case, was based on a series of text mes- president can mobilize his base to meet The result is a Democratic field with Missouri, Indiana and Montana. sages to and from Butina and other information that prosecu- the enthusiasm gap that is clearly pre- more women and minorities on the gen- Still, Democrats believe that if tors say they had obtained. sented at this point,” said Josh Holmes, a eral-election ballot than ever before, momentum builds through the fall and But in a new court filing late Friday, prosecutors said they longtime adviser to Senate Majority several of whom are poised to make his- misinterpreted the messages. They said “even granting that the Leader Mitch McConnell. “Because the tory if elected. Ayanna Pressley, who See Election Sprint, Page 5 government’s understanding of this particular text conversa- tion was mistaken,” there is other evidence to support keeping Butina in custody as the case against her moves forward in Washington. Butina, 29, was arrested in July and accused of gathering intelligence on American officials and political organizations. Prosecutors say she used her contacts with the National Rifle Association and the National Prayer Breakfast to develop rela- tionships with U.S. politicians and gather information for Russia. They also say she used her role as a student at

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Obituaries In Loving Memory of . . . thewestfieldnews.com/category/obituaries/ Michael R. Raymond M. Crum Westfield — Raymond Pease M. Crum Jr., 88, died Saturday, February 9, 1957 ~ September 8, 2016 September 8, 2018. He was Morningside born in Waterbury, Ct on June Never had 2 years go by as fast as these two. Listen at WSKB.org or watch on Comcast Cable CH. 15 17, 1930 to the late Raymond M. and Mildred (Mowry) We love and miss you. •••••••• MOnDAyS •••••••• RADIO FOR THE WESTFIELD MASSES Crum. He was a graduate of By George…it’s Monday Huntington High School and For those who knew Michael, 6-8 am: attended Becker Junior College please take a minute with George Delisle prior to enlisting in the U.S Air to think of him today. 8-10am: Owls on the Air with Michael Force in 1952. Ray was a “Buster” McMahon ‘92 Korean War Veteran and served in Pusan Korea as a GCA Loving You, •••••••• TuESDAyS ••••••• repairman. He married Ann (Bessette) Mom, brother Tom, 6-8 am: WOW, It’s Tuesday, with Bob Plasse Crum in 1962. He was manager of Bijou Theatre for B&Q Associates, and was a sister Sue, & Nieces 8-10am: Ken’s Den, with Ken Stomski member of I.A.T.S.E Motion Picture •••••• WEDnESDAyS ••••• Machine Operators Local 186, where he was secretary/treasurer and business 6-8 am: Wake Up Wed., with Tina Gorman agent. For many years Ray worked as a motion picture 8-10am: Wednesday Roll Call - Rotating Hosts projectionist at local theaters and ended his career at Showcase Cinemas where he worked for 25 years. Ray 1st Wed On The Town with Mayor Brian Sullivan was an enthusiastic fan of New England sports, espe- Historic Navy warship and Denny Atkins (8-10am) cially the Boston Red Sox and was active in the local 2nd Wed Window into Westside bingo circuit. He was a member of St. Peter and St. with Mayor Wil Reichelt (8-9am) Casimir Parish where he was a eucharistic minister, to mark 9/11 attacks Chamber Chatter member of the parish council and operator and caller for BOSTON (AP) — Old Ironsides will commemorate the parish bingo. Ray was also a member of the Knights of Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks with cannon fire and sol- with Kate Phelon (9-10am) Columbus Council 100. The Crum family appreciates the emn music. 3rd Wed Everything Southwick loving care shown to Ray by the staff of Genesis Navy crews with the USS Constitution on Tuesday will with Selectman Joe Deedy (8-9am) Westfield Center. He leaves his wife Ann (Bessette) fire one-gun salutes to mark when airplanes crashed into Crum, his children Susan, James and his wife Genea and the World Trade Center in New York City, the Pentagon ArtsBeat with Mark Auerbach (9-10am) Jeffrey and his wife Jill. He also leaves his grandchildren near Washington, D.C. and a field in Somerset County, 4th Wed Rock on Westfield Giancarlo and Daniela Romeo, Taylor, Hayden, Julia and Pennsylvania. with Harry Rock (8-9am) Lauren Crum, his sister Barbara Sanderson and two Taps will also be played at the times when the two World nephews. He was pre-deceased by his son Steven in Trade Center towers and part of the Pentagon collapsed as Boys and Girls Club Hour 1999. The funeral for Ray will be held on Wednesday, well as when United Flight 93 crashed in Pennsylvania. with Bill Parks (9-10am) September 12th at 11 am at the Firtion-Adams Funeral The attacks killed nearly 3,000 lives and injured more ••••••• THuRSDAyS •••••• Service, 76 Broad Street, Westfield followed by A than 6,000 others. Liturgy of Christian Burial at 12 Noon at St. Peter and St. The world’s oldest commissioned warship still afloat 6-8 am: The Westfield News Radio Show, Casimir Parish 22 State Street, Westfield. Burial will fol- was launched in 1797 and earned its nickname “Old with host Patrick Berry low in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Calling hours will be held Ironsides” during the War of 1812. 8-9 am: In The Flow with Rob & Joe: on Tuesday at the funeral home from 4-7 pm. Donation Its current crew members are all active duty sailors. in memory of Ray may be made to the Chalice of Westfield Tech. Academy’s Salvation, P.O. Box 1730, Springfield, MA 01102. or to Rob Ollari & Joe Langone St. Peter and St Casimir Parish, 22 State Street, Westfield, Superintendents’ Spotlight MA 01085 Firtionadams.com 9-10am: Inventory finds many MBTA with Stefan Czaporowski facilities are in poor condition ••••••••• FRIDAyS •••••••• 6-8 am: JP’s Talk about Town, with Jay Pagluica Backtracking Feds BOSTON (AP) — An inventory of the condition of Continued from Page 4 Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority facilities has 8-9 am: Owls Sports Weekly with Devin Bates ‘18 found that many stations, garages, and parking lots are in a and Anthony Swenson ‘18 American University in Washington as a cover for her activi- state of disrepair. 8-9 am: Conversations with Pete Cowles ties. A preliminary review from last year, prepared in advance of The case is being handled by the U.S. attorney for the District filings required by the Federal Transit Agency this year, found ••••••• SATuRDAyS ••••••• of Columbia and not by special counsel Robert Mueller, who has that nearly 60 percent of 378 stations and parking facilities 6-10am: Polka Jammer Network, with Billy Belina been leading an investigation into possible coordination between scored 2 or less out of a possible 5, meaning they need sig- Russia and Donald Trump’s Republican presidential campaign as nificant repairs. Seventy-right those properties had a rating of well as Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election. The filing 1. came ahead of a status hearing in her case scheduled for Monday. Some of the problems include elevators that have been out- Butina’s lawyer, Robert Driscoll, had strongly denied the accu- of-service for months; crumbling ramps patched with ply- sation and said the government had relied on an “innocuous” wood; and leaking ceilings that leave puddles on subway stop 3-year-old text message exchange between Butina and a longtime platforms. friend, assistant and public relations professional for a gun rights Police Logs group that she had founded. The individual, identified in court papers only as DK, had said in the text that he didn’t know what Butina would owe him after WESTFIELD he took her car for an insurance renewal and government inspec- Teen pilot makes successful Major crime and incident report tion. She replied, “Sex. Thank you so much. I have nothing else Sunday, Sept. 2, 2018 at all. Not a nickel to my name.” emergency landing 9:43 a.m.: animal complaint, Bates Street, a caller reports taking In a court filing last month , Driscoll said that the sex comment custody of a white terrier-type dog with tags, the responding animal was clearly a joke and that Butina is friends with DK’s wife and BEVERLY, Mass. (AP) — Authorities say a 17-year-old control officer reports the dog was transported to the municipal child and treats him like a brother. He said there is no evidence student pilot making her first solo flight executed a successful animal shelter; that the two ever had sex. emergency landing in Massachusetts after losing a wheel dur- 11:43 a.m.: accident, Main Street at Noble Street, a caller reports “The impact of this inflammatory allegation, which painted ing takeoff. a car versus bicycle crash, the responding officer reports the bicy- Ms. Butina as some type of Kremlin-trained seductress, or spy- The girl took off from Beverly Regional Airport on Sunday clist complained of ankle pain and was transported to Baystate novel honeypot character, trading sex for access and power, can- afternoon. Noble Hospital; not be overstated,” Driscoll said. The Federal Aviation Administration says soon after takeoff 5:05 p.m.: assault, Elm Street, a caller reports his brother was In an interview with The Associated Press on Sunday, Driscoll the pilot of the single-engine, fixed-wing plane reported los- injured in a fight with a co-worker a short time earlier, the respond- said, “I’m happy the government walked back their false allega- ing her right main wheel assembly. ing officer reports the victim said that a verbal dispute at the piz- tion.” An instructor on the ground talked the pilot through the zeria where he works devolved into a physical altercation and his Butina has pleaded not guilty to the charges of conspiracy and proper technique for an emergency landing, which she made jaw was injured, the man was transported to Baystate Noble acting as an unregistered foreign agent for Russia. Driscoll has successfully at about 5:45 p.m. Hospital and a criminal complaint was filed; denied that Butina is a Russian agent, calling the case “over- The pilot wasn’t hurt although the plane suffered significant 5:14 p.m.: motor vehicle violation, Springfield Road, a radar blown.” He has said his client was merely a student who wanted damage. enforcement officer reports he determined that a vehicle was oper- to see a better relationship between the U.S. and Russia and Airport manager Gloria Bouillon says the girl was “pretty ating at a speed of 56 mph in a 40 mph zone and he stopped the car, sought to network with influential people in American politics. shaken up.” the operator’s license was found to be suspended, William E. Ousley, 57, of 362 Hancock St., Springfield, was arrested for oper- There was nothing covert about her work, Driscoll said, noting ating a motor vehicle with a suspended license, a subsequent several news stories about her over the past several years. offense, during the booking process the man was found to be in The sexual allegation was only a small part of the evidence possession of a pill for which he had no prescription and he was presented by prosecutors in arguing to jail Butina. Prosecutors 6th Annual Historical Ghost Tour also charged with possession of a Class C drug; largely argued that she posed an “extreme” flight risk and raised 7:27 p.m.: assault, Franklin Street, a hospital representative the prospect of her being swept out of the country by Russians WESTFIELD — The Westfield Historical Commission invites you and your family (suited for children 8 or older) to reports a person undergoing treatment had been assaulted, the using their diplomatic immunity to shield her from U.S. law responding officer reports that the man said that he had been enforcement. The U.S. does not have an extradition treaty with learn more about historical Westfield figures at the 6th Annual Historical Ghost Tour taking place at the Old Burying involved in a fight with a co-worker at a pizzeria where he works, Russia. the incident was found to be unrelated to a previous fight in a dif- Prosecutors have said her activities in the U.S. were being Ground, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 28th, 29th (rain day Sept. 30th). Tickets are $10 per person and can be purchased ferent pizzeria, the incident remains under investigation; directed by a Russian official, identified by Driscoll as Alexander 8:01 p.m.: fireworks, Morgan Avenue, a caller reports fireworks, Torshin. He is a senior official in the Central Bank of the Russian at The Westfield Athenaeum. All proceeds go towards the pres- the responding officer reports no suspects were found. Federation, a former lawmaker and a member of the NRA since ervation of the Old Burying Ground. 2012. Monday, Sept. 3, 2018 Prosecutors say Torshin was Butina’s handler, but Driscoll has 1:02 a.m.: disturbance, School Street, an officer reports a large said he was only a friend and mentor with whom Butina traveled Election Sprint gathering of college aged persons outside, about 35 persons were openly when he visited the U.S. dispersed; Torshin was also among a number of Russian businessmen and Continued from Page 4 6:33 a.m.: vandalism, a caller reports his flowers and a lawn sign officials sanctioned this year by the U.S. Treasury Department for Trump’s approval rating sinks further, the party could not were damaged overnight, the responding officer reports the caller their ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin and for their part in only hold onto its current Senate seats but also add wins in ter- showed him flowers which had been uprooted and a lawn sign “advancing Russia’s malign activities.” ritory that has long been out of reach, including Tennessee and which had been moved; Prosecutors have said they also found evidence that Butina has 11:31 a.m.: breaking and entering, Otis Street, a resident came to had contact with Russian intelligence. Texas, where Rep. Beto O’Rourke is giving Republican Sen. the station to complain that his vehicle was broken into overnight FBI agents photographed her dining with a diplomat suspected Ted Cruz a surprising re-election fight. and property was stolen, the responding officer reports the victim of being a Russian intelligence agent. They found she had contact “There’s engagement and momentum like I haven’t seen said that two tablet computers and a laptop computer were stolen information for people suspected of being employed by Russia’s since the Ann Richards days,” said Texas Democratic Chairman from the unlocked vehicle, a review of video of the theft did not Federal Security Services, or FSB, the successor intelligence Gilberto Hinojosa, referring to the state’s Democratic governor identify a suspect; agency to the KGB. They also found notes in her home referring in the early 1990s. 4:46 p.m.: fire, Delancy Street, a police officer reports a person to a potential job offer from the FSB. While most of the attention is on the battle for Congress, burning a stump, the responding firefighters required that the illegal The notes were found among the belongings of her boyfriend, competition for the Democratic presidential nomination in burning be extinguished and the person in control of the site used a conservative political operative Paul Erickson, who is referred to 2020 is heating up. New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker is scheduled small excavator to smother the fire with soil. as “U.S. Person 1” in court papers that allege he was Butina’s to headline the marquee fall banquet for Iowa Democrats next channel for establishing ties with the NRA. month. Prosecutors have questioned the authenticity of Butina’s For now, former President Barack Obama is emerging as the romantic relationship with Erickson, who is in his mid-50s. top Democrat making the case for the party this fall. He Driscoll has disputed the government’s characterization of the returned to the political fray last week imploring voters upset relationship. with Trump to show up in November. Court Logs Driscoll said during a hearing this summer that Butina cooper- “Just a glance at recent headlines should tell you this moment ated with a federal fraud investigation into Erickson in South really is different,” Obama said in a speech Friday. “The stakes Westfield District Court Dakota. really are higher. The consequences of any of us sitting on the Monday, Sept. 3, 2018 Erickson has not been charged with any crimes. sidelines are more dire.” The court was closed for the Labor Day holiday. PAGE 6 - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS BUSINESSFINANCIAL Despite Trump China tweet, Ford says promises it won’t make retaliation if hatchback in US WASHINGTON (AP) — Ford US imposes won’t be moving production of a hatchback wagon to the United more tariffs States from China — despite BEIJING (AP) — China on President Donald Trump’s claim Monday promised retaliation if U.S. Sunday that his taxes on Chinese President Donald Trump escalates imports mean the Focus Active can their tariff battle, raising the risk be built in America. Beijing might target operations of Citing Trump’s new tariffs, Ford American companies as it runs out of on Aug. 31 said it was dropping imports for penalties. plans to ship the Focus Active from The threat came after Trump said China to America. Friday he was considering extending Trump took to Twitter Sunday to penalties to an additional $267 bil- declare victory and write: “This is lion of Chinese products in their bat- tle over Beijing’s technology policy. just the beginning. This car can now That would be on top of $50 billion be BUILT IN THE U.S.A. and Ford of goods already hit by 25 percent will pay no tariffs!” duties and another $200 billion on But in a statement Sunday, Ford which Washington is poised to raise said “it would not be profitable to tariffs. build the Focus Active in the U.S.” In this photo taken on Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2018, new cars and trucks with cargo wait to be loaded at “If the United States insists on given forecast yearly sales below the Port of Zeebrugge, Belgium. Companies and custom officials at the port are preparing in imposing another round of tariffs on 50,000. advance of the March 30, 2019 Brexit date. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo) Chinese products, China will defi- For now, that means Ford simply nitely take countermeasures to safe- won’t sell the vehicle in the United guard its legitimate rights and inter- States. Kristin Dziczek of the Center ests,” foreign ministry spokesman for Automotive Research said that Geng Shuang said. Ford can make Focuses “in many On front line of trade, EU ports Geng gave no details, but the gov- other plants around the world, so if ernment said in June it would impose they decided to continue to sell a unspecified “comprehensive mea- Focus variant in the U.S. market, sures” if necessary. That left there are several options other than American companies on edge about fear overnight Brexit chaos whether Beijing might use its control building it in the United States.” ZEEBRUGGE, Belgium (AP) — With arms with about 2.8 million rolling through every year In April, Ford announced plans to over the heavily regulated economy flailing and raised voices, a shipping manager and — 1 million of which are to and from Britain. to disrupt their operations by with- stop making cars in the United a customs chief in the Belgian port of Zeebrugge The local authorities are getting ready for the holding licenses or launching tax, States — except for the iconic talk through all the things that could go wrong if worst of Brexit outcomes to protect that business. anti-monopoly or other investiga- Mustang — and to focus on more the Brexit talks fail. Joachim Coens, the CEO of Zeebrugge port, tions. profitable SUVs. It stopped making Trucks backed up for miles on the highway. Car says that if tariffs and customs checks on trade China matched Washington’s first Focus sedans at a Wayne, Michigan, manufacturing plants idled as deliveries are with Britain do in fact return, new digital tech- round of tariff hikes on $50 billion of plant in May. The plan, said indus- delayed. Mountains of paperwork paralyzing nologies can be used to smoothen out border con- its goods, but their lopsided trade bal- try analyst Ed Kim of AutoPacific, small companies that can’t afford teams of law- trols somewhat. ance means Beijing is running out of was to pare down the Focus lineup yers. Vanderwaeren plans to double the number of imports for retaliation. The United to Active wagons and import them Not since the 1970s have port towns like this customs officers in Zeebrugge by hiring another States imported $3 of Chinese goods from China. “Without the tariffs, the last year for every $1 of American had to deal with customs in their massive trade 140 to check the Belgian border. The IT system goods bought by China. business case was pretty solid for with Britain, and that could change on Brexit day has been upgraded, scanning machines for cus- that model in the U.S. market,” Kim Chinese leaders agreed in May to on March 30, 2019. Britain and the European toms checks have been bought and more sniffer narrow that trade gap by purchasing said. Union are struggling to agree on the terms of busi- dogs will be made available. The tariffs changed everything. more American soybeans and other ness after that date, raising the chances of a sud- “We are preparing for a Brexit-proof port,” said products. But they reject Trump’s The United States on July 6 began den return of tariffs and border controls. And Coens. imposing a 25 percent tax on $34 demand to roll back official industry while Brexit has not so far been a big concern for The Republic of Ireland, an EU member coun- plans such as “Made in China 2025,” billion in Chinese imports, includ- many people in continental Europe, the prospect try, gets most of its goods transported through ing motor vehicles. Last month, it which calls for state-led creation of of there being no deal is starting to unnerve com- U.K. territory and has sought to ensure it is not cut global champions in robotics, artifi- added tariffs to another $16 billion panies and authorities — particularly in places off from the rest of the bloc because of Britain’s cial intelligence and other technolo- in Chinese goods and is readying like ports that operate on the front lines of global exit. It got help from a new ship, formally called gies. taxes on another $200 billion worth. trade. the “Celine” but also dubbed “the Brexit Buster,” Washington, Europe and other China is retaliating with its own “It is scary,” says Marc Adriansens, the manag- that will be able to transport goods directly trading partners argue those plans tariffs on U.S. products. ing director of the ICO car shipping company. between Dublin and Belgium, bypassing Britain. violate Beijing’s market-opening The world’s two biggest econo- “Now, all companies around here and on the con- Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar was on hand pledges. American officials worry mies are clashing over U.S. allega- tinent, they start to be worried. And they say: when the ship, which is 234 meters (767 feet) long they might erode U.S. industrial tions that China deploys predatory ‘Okay, it could be serious.’” and has nine decks big enough to carry vehicles, dominance. But Communist leaders tactics — including outright Kristian Vanderwaeren, the administrator-gen- was christened in April. see them as China’s path to prosper- cybertheft — to acquire technology eral of Belgian customs, says this will cost compa- That will not be enough, however, to soften the ity and global influence. China’s exports to the United from U.S. companies and challenge nies a lot to prepare for. “It’s a huge, huge prob- impact of a “hard” Brexit on Zeebrugge, where American technological dominance. States have been unexpectedly resil- lem,” he says. nearly half of all goods shipped through the port ient, rising by double digits in July Ominous warnings of what would happen if either goes to or comes from Britain. and August despite the U.S. tariff trade is suddenly disrupted between Britain and Adriansens says his company handles half of hikes. That might add to Washington’s Westfield Community the EU have dominated headlines since the cam- the 1 million cars traded annually with Britain frustration and prompt more import Education Program paign before the Brexit vote in June 2016. The aim through the port. After the Brexit vote in 2016, controls. for both Britain and the EU is to agree on the sales went down by 15 percent and have not Exports to the United States in Do you need help developing a terms of future trade as well as on two-year transi- recovered. He says there could be another 20 per- August rose 13.4 percent to $44.4 cover letter and resume? Do you tion period after Brexit day that would give com- cent drop if Brexit happens without a trade deal. billion, ticking up from July’s 13.3 know the best online job sites to panies and governments more time to adapt to any “Out of the 500,000, this is 100,000 cars... This percent growth. Chinese imports of search for employment? Do you new rules. The lack of progress is raising the risk is something we don’t like to lose, but we cannot U.S. goods rose 11.1 percent to $13.3 know how to attach your documents of Britain falling out with no agreed terms, a control that,” said Adriansens. billion. China’s trade surplus with the to online job sites? If you need help feared situation called variously a “hard,” ″no- Beyond the volume of business, the speed of United States widened to a record with any of these, Westfield deal” or “cliff-edge” Brexit. transport is also key, not just for perishable goods $31 billion. Community Education Program can What’s at stake is visible during Vanderwaeren’s like food that can rot if left in containers but also Beijing matched Washington’s help! From September 13-October check of the port — in the brisk traffic of trucks for manufacturing products. Modern car plants, first round of tariffs on $50 billion of 4, 2018 from 5:30-7:30pm on on the aptly-named Brittannia dock. Everything for example, do not store many parts on location, goods. But after Trump’s threat to Thursdays, at 128 East Mountain from engine parts to orange juice is lined up for meaning their production schedule depends entire- target another $200 billion of goods Rd. in Westfield, Clark Tech Lab on in a second round of increases, China transport to Britain, part of the half trillion pounds ly on the timely delivery of the parts, often from issued a list of only $60 billion of the campus of Western Ma Hospital. ($650 billion) in goods and services traded various countries. Classes are free and open to the pub- American products for possible retal- between the continent and the U.K. every year. That production could get held up if Brexit cre- iation. lic; you must be at least 18 years old Ever since the Middle Ages, ships from England ates traffic jams on both sides of the channel. OR a current student of Westfield China’s imports from the United have been mooring on the Flemish coast to unload About 4,000 trucks drive through Zeebrugge to States last year totaled $153.9 billion. Community Education Program. wool and pick up local cloth and other goods from Britain, says Coens. After the earlier tariffs targeting $50 Please call Westfield Community European partners far and wide. Commerce has “If they are even blocked for a few hours then billion of U.S. goods, that leaves Education Program at (413) 336- grown over time and Zeebrugge is now the port you have 60 kilometers (40 miles) of blockage,” barely $100 billion for retaliation, or 3100 to sign up. Limited seating is that handles the most cars anywhere in the world, said Coens. “Nobody wants that.” half of Trump’s $200 billion list of available! goods for the second round of tariffs. Chinese regulators have so far tar- geted farm goods and other exports JGS Lifecare to host from states that supported Trump in workshop for veterans the 2016 election. They have tried to minimize the and surviving spouses Clutter Control at blow to China’s economy by picking Wartime veterans and their surviv- U.S. goods for which alternatives are Southwick Rotary available elsewhere, such as soy- ing spouses may be entitled to the Russell Library The Russell Library will be presenting beans from Brazil, natural gas from $1,176–$2,169 in monthly income Russia or pork from Germany. from the Department of Veterans CLUTTER CONTROL 2 at the library on Steak Roast Chinese regulators have shown Affairs (VA) to help pay for senior Thursday September 13th at 6:30 PM. SOUTHWICK — On Wednesday, September 19, the their willingness to attack foreign care. JGS Lifecare, a leading health There is no cost to participants. This is the Southwick Rotary will hold a steak roast at 6 pm at the companies in disputes with other care system serving seniors and their second fun-filled, humorous clutter bust- Southwick VFW 872, 181 Point Grove Rd, Southwick. governments. families, will host a workshop for ing program created and presented by The Rotary Steak Roast venue is a great way to relax with Last year, Beijing destroyed South veterans and their families explain- Dave Downs. It is not necessary that par- family, friends, and your employees. Also, it is a perfect Korean retailer Lotte’s business in ing the benefit on Wednesday, ticipants have attended the 1st Clutter time for you to meet and network with local and area China after the company sold a golf September 12 at 4 p.m. in their Control presentation held last year. business owners. It is also an opportunity to meet with course in South Korea to its govern- Ruth’s House Assisted Living Attendees will be introduced to practical local town management and state legislators. ment for construction of a missile Residence on the Longmeadow tips and easy to understand strategies for The Rotary will recognize Southwick’s first respond- defense system opposed by Chinese campus at 780 Converse Street. CLUTTER BUSTING that anyone can ers, including our police, firefighters, EMTs, and emer- leaders. use. Dave explains why we can’t resist gency management departments. You will have the Beijing closed most of Lotte’s 99 Information will be provided by chance to grill your steak over a charcoal fire. The meal Veterans Financial, Inc, a private bargains, sales, and yard sales. Participants supermarkets and other outlets in will learn techniques that advertisers use to includes steak, baked potato, corn, salad, rolls, and des- China. Seoul and Beijing later mend- financial service company. The ben- sert, plus two drink tickets. Enjoy the raffle and music efit is determined by the VA based motivate us to make purchases. Please sign ed relations, but Lotte gave up and provided by Sam Chavalier. sold its China operations. on eligibility. Light refreshments up in person at the Russell Public Library Tickets are $25 per person. Purchase tickets at 162 Main St., OR by calling 413-862- China’s entirely state-controlled will be served. Registration is appre- Southwick Florist or from any member of the club. media also have encouraged con- ciated by calling Lori Payson at 413- 6221. Leave your name, phone contact Advanced purchase is appreciated; limited tickets at the number, numbers of persons to attend, and sumer boycotts against Japanese, 567-6212 ext. 3105 or emailing door. Your donation will support the Rotary’s many com- South Korean and other products [email protected]. your hometown. All are welcome from munity and youth programs. during disputes with those govern- within or outside the hill towns. ments. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 - PAGE 7

Chef Fidele Kate Mazimpaka Phelon and and wife Ann Lentini offered a take a prize for 8 relaxation of an break. African Dinner.

Genesis Wine Tasting The Eric Bascom Trio provided the musical entertain- ment for the evening.

Eric Forish and guest sampled the wines and food.

Faith Sullivan and Val Liptak, Wine Tasting Co-Chairs.

Marc and Deb Hanks support the Genesis Sr. Elizabeth, SP and Beau Sullivan Center. share memories.

Cindy Lees, Donna O’Connor and Jo Ann Bourquard welcome you to the Tasting.

Sr. Mary Caritas, SP and Sr. Ruth McGoldrick, Virginia Maitland, SSJ and Lorry SP Check their wine list. Villemaire, SSJ serve the Mocktails.

Jean Risk of the Genesis Center greets everyone with a smile. Joe Keenan and friends try a little bit of everything.

Tim Brown, Sharlene Hill-Brown, Rosa Marie Torres and Sammy Torres take a quick break Jennifer Gruszka and Joanne volunteered to help pour the wine. outside. PAGE 8 - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS

A standing ovation awaits Kacey Bellamy. Gold found at Stanley Park Kara Herman presents Kacey Bellamy with gifts. Gold was found at Stanley Park in the form of improvements to the tennis, basketball courts and athletic fields as a result of this fundraiser. Kacey Bellamy’s donations of time and trea- sure to the auction speak volumes about her kindness and generosity and love of Westfield. (Photos by Lynn F. Boscher)

3 Old prospectors; Gary Gover, Morgan Clark and Donald Clark.

Jen and Rob Levesque Donna Herman videos her enjoy the evening. daughters speech.

Kacey Bellamy, Honored Guest.

Kristen and Jim Hagan get to hold Kacey Bellamy’s “real gold”

Judy and Bob Brown practice with their live bid signs. Kacey Bellamy has the winning bid.

Cynthia Hartdegen Marcia Sanford and Betty Jim and Kristin Hagan get a thinks about Sposito stake their claim on the coming a live auction item. start on the live auction bidding. winter and an Ergishovel.

Lisa Gariepy and Pete Auctioneer Rock Palmer Chrzanowski want this item shows his gold. in the silent auction.

Meghan, Katie, Bridget and Thomas Sullivan want to take the jacket home.

Dave and Lois Pighetti share a dessert.

Carol and Rock Palmer wear their medals and compare to Kacey’s gold.

Kevin O’Connor tries to make a bid.

Many prospectors pack the house. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 - PAGE 9 SPORTS Holder Owls defeat Rams tops in LEC Opener 100 yards, WESTFIELD – Marina Small (South Harwich, Mass.) picked up a goal and an assist as the Westfield State field hockey team defeated scores Framingham State 4-2 in the first Little East Conference action of the season Boston Red Sox’s Mookie Betts, left, and J.D. Martinez react on Saturday at Maple Street Field. after the double by Houston Astros’ Alex Bregman dropped between them during the third inning of a baseball game in twice in Framingham got on the board in the Boston, Sunday, Sept. 9, 2018. (AP Photo) 8th minute when Mady Pimental (Dartmouth, Mass.) scored off an assist from Bailey Donelly (Framingham, WSU loss Mass.). The Owls would answer in the Moreland walks WESTFIELD – Westfield State senior 24th minute when Cheryl Latona Westfield State’s Marina Small running back Travon Holder (Cheney/ (Granby, Conn.) potted one home off a picked up a goal and an assist in the East Hartford, Conn.) rushed for 101 pass from Abby Chernick Owls 4-2 win on Saturday. (Photo cour- yards and two touchdowns, but the Owls’ (Longmeadow, Mass.). tesy of Westfield State University) off Sox to avoid comeback attempt fell short against The Owls scored again before the Western New England as the Owls fell to end of the half when Marina Small sent the Golden Bears by a 31-23 final at in a corner to Carly Zona (Auburn, in the game and 14-to-4 in the second Golden Bear Stadium in Springfield on Mass.) who sent a strike into the cage. half. sweep by Astros Saturday. Westfield extended their lead early Riley Goulet (Marion, Mass.) and BOSTON (AP) — Mitch Moreland put some recent struggles The Owls spotted the Golden Bears a in the second frame when Small sent Katie Vamosi (Easton, Mass.) each behind him with a clutch hit in the ninth inning. Helped the major 14-0 lead in the first quarter, but battled one home off a helper from Brittany made a save in net for the Owls, while league-leading Boston Red Sox do the same with their weekend back in the late stages, trimming the lead Bowes (Leicester, Mass.). A few Grace Pushor (Olde Towne, ME) made woes, too. to eight points on a 30-yard Corey Pooler eight saves in net for the Rams. (Middleboro) field goal in with 2:54 to moments later, Julia Davis (Somerset, Moreland singled in the winning run with two outs in the ninth Mass.) tacked on the final goal of the Westfield was awarded eight penalty and the Red Sox beat the Houston Astros 6-5 on Sunday night to play. corners to the Rams two. The ensuing Owls’ onside kick attempt night for the Owls after a scramble in avoid a three-game sweep in a matchup of AL division leaders. front of the cage to make it 4-1. The Owls will be back in action “Yeah, I’ll take those every time if I could,” he said, breaking was unsuccessful, but Westfield forced a The Rams cut the lead to 4-2 when against Mount Holyoke at Alumni into a grin. “It was at the right time to do it, I guess.” Western New England 4-and out, giving Field on Tuesday, September 11th at Coming into the game in a 2-for-26 slump, the first baseman Westfield possession on the Owls own Meghann Ackerman (Littleton, Mass.) 41-yard line with 2:26 left in the game scored off a corner play from Donelly 7:00 pm. had a pinch-hit single in the eighth before his walkoff bloop. The Rams travel to Plymouth on “Yeah, he gets jammed and he gets a single,” Red Sox manager and needing a touchdown and a two- and Jordyn O’Boyle (Bradford, Mass.), point conversion to tie. but the Owls would hold them off for Friday, September 14th for a 7:00 pm Alex Cora said, adding “we need this guy to get going offensively. contest with the Panthers. – Courtesy We know how good he is.” Westfield picked up one first down, the rest of the game to pick up the win. With runners on first and second, Moreland sent his opposite- but Owls’ QB Jake Cassidy’s (Lawrence Westfield outshot the Rams 20-to-6 of Westfield State University Sports single to left against Hector Rondon (2-3), and pinch-runner Tzu- Academy/Lynn, Mass.) fourth-down Wei Lin raced home easily. Left fielder Marwin Gonzalez tried to pass with just under a minute left in the barehand the ball for a quick throw but lost his grip and let it game was intercepted to thwart the dribble toward the Green Monster. comeback attempt. J.D. Martinez hit his 40th homer and drove in four for Boston, With the win, Western New England which snapped Houston’s seven-game winning streak even after retained the President’s Cup, the annual the Astros rallied with a four-run sixth inning to tie the game at 5. trophy for the winner of the local rivalry The East-leading Red Sox sliced their magic number to 11 for game. their third straight division title. Boston leads the second-place WNE Junior quarterback Alec Yankees by 8 ½ games after they lost at Seattle. Coleman (Arlington, Mass.) led five Jose Altuve and Gonzalez each hit a solo homer for the West- scoring drives, as he went 18-of-27 leading Astros, who saw their lead over Oakland cut to 2 1/2 through the air for 179 yards with three games. The Athletics beat Texas earlier in the day. touchdowns and one interception. “This was a really good game, really good series,” Houston Junior running back Peter Hoff manager A.J. Hinch said. “We win this series, which is one of the (Shelton, Conn.) carried the ball 15 times goals coming into this.” for 56 yards and one score, while junior Craig Kimbrel (5-1) pitched a perfect ninth to preserve a tie. tight end Jordan Moore (Croton-on- Trailing 5-1 in the sixth, the Astros rallied against starter Rick Hudson, N.Y.) caught four passes for 65 Porcello and Boston’s recently struggling bullpen. Altuve led off yards and a touchdown. with a shot over the Monster, Tyler White had a two-run double Defensively, senior linebackers Kurtis Westfield State’s Madison Dufries scores the Owls goal against UNE. (Photo off Heath Hembree, and Josh Reddick hit a tying double off Brian Jolicoeur (Windham, N.H.) and Mike courtesy of Westfield State University Sports) Johnson. Chirco (Weedsport, N.Y.) led the way for Boston had built its lead on Martinez’s three-run shot an inning the Golden Bears. Jolicoeur totaled 11 earlier. Martinez’s sacrifice fly had pushed Boston ahead 2-1 in the tackles and blocked an extra point, while third. Chirco finished with ten stops, including “Just one mistake pitch to J.D.,” Houston starter Dallas Keuchel two sacks, to go with a forced fumble. It’s a draw said after giving up five runs in six innings. “I knew he was swing- Junior cornerback Tommy Ganley (Delmar, N.Y.) also had a big day with a WESTFIELD – Westfield State and the University of New England battled to ing. We have a long history together.” a 1-1 draw in a non-conference women’s soccer match at Alumni Field on The Red Sox loaded the bases with one out in the eighth inning, pair of interceptions and a pass breakup. For Westfield, Cassidy finished 12 of Saturday. but reliever Tony Sipp entered and struck out pinch-hitters Blake Westfield State got on the board first, scoring in the 26th minute as Bella Swihart and Christian Vazquez. 32 passing for 156 yards and a touch- Porcello gave up four runs in 5 2/3 innings. down. Junior wide receiver Evan Garvey Eduardo (Chicopee HS/Springfield, Mass.) crossed the ball from the left side, LONG WAIT (Waconah/Dalton, Mass.) caught two Marissa McGue (North Quincy/Quincy, Mass.) headed the ball down as she was There was a 3-minute, 50-second review of a key play at the passes for 78 yards. challenged by Nor’easters goalkeeper Emily Ashman (Hand/Madisom, Conn.), plate where Red Sox catcher Sandy Leon jumped for a throw from Senior linebacker Andrew Carpenter and Madison Dufries (Leicester, Mass.) tapped the ball into the back of the net shortstop Xander Bogaerts to get Altuve in the seventh. He was (Auburn, Mass.) paced the Owls’ defense with the goalkeeper out. called out, and replays were inconclusive on if the tag was applied with a team-high 11 tackles, while soph- UNE tied the game in the 53rd minute, as Avery Bond (Erskine/Jefferson, before he touched the plate with his left hand. omore cornerback Brian Short Maine) crossed the ball from the right side to Vanessa Hodge (Sanford, Maine) , “He did get in there. It’s clear as day,” Hinch said. “I’m tired of (Marlborough, Mass.) recorded eight who one-timed a high shot just under the cross bar to tie the match. these questions because replay’s set up for precisely that type of stops and a pass breakup. Westfield is now 1-2-1 after the tie. UNE has an 0-2-1 record. play, and we feel like we have clear evidence.” Western New England (1-1) travels to Both teams had their chances throughout the duration of the second half and in CLUB MILESTONE Bangor, Maine next Saturday for a the overtimes. UNE had a golden chance late in the second half, only to see Owls Martinez became just the fourth Red Sox player to hit 40 hom- matchup with Husson University, while defender Gianna Moncecchi (Waconah/Windsor, Mass.) clear a hard cross away ers in his first season with the team. Westfield State (1-1) hosts UMass from the goalmouth with Owls goalkeeper Brianna Hawley gathering the ball. Dick Stuart had 42 in 1963, Jimmie Foxx 41 in ’36 and Manny Dartmouth on Friday night. – Courtesy Westfield’s Casey Rotti (Wachussett/Rutland, Mass.) fired a blast just wide Ramirez hit 41 in 2011. of Westfield State University Sports with eight minutes left in the second overtime, and then UNE’s Ashley Sherman HOUSTON INVASION (Valley Regional/Essex, Conn.) put a header on goal off of a free kick, that There was a large contingent of Astros fans all weekend, filling Hawley saved with less than four minutes to play. Fenway Park, restaurants and bars in the area. The Houston Hawley finished with 13 saves in her first collegiate start. She was pressed in Texans faced the New England Patriots about 45 minutes away in to starting duty when Owls’ senior goalkeeper Natalia Falcone (Sutton, Mass.) Foxborough, Massachusetts, earlier in the day. was unable to play after an injury during the warm up. Ashman made 10 stops for TRAINER’S ROOM Red Sox: Lefty Chris Sale is still set to be activated off the dis- the Nor’Easters. – Courtesy of Westfield State University Sports abled list and start Tuesday. Cora said the plan is for the ace to go about two innings the first time as he gradually works back from mild left shoulder inflammation that landed him on the DL twice in less than three weeks. UP NEXT High School Game of the Week Astros: RHP Justin Verlander (14-9, 2.73 ERA) is scheduled to pitch in Detroit on Monday for the first time since being traded last Mon., Sept. 10 season by the Tigers. LHP Francisco Liriano (4-9, 4.90) is slated Girls Varsity Soccer - Westfield at Central, 6 p.m. to start for the Tigers. Westfield (2-0) looks to remain unbeaten, and Bombers' Chandler Red Sox: After an off day, Sale (12-4, 1.97) is set to face Toronto Pedolzky seeks her third consecutive hat trick. LHP Ryan Borucki (3-4, 4.39) when the teams open a three-game Travon Holder series Tuesday at Fenway.

H.S. FALL SPORTS Standings/Results FOOTBALL BOYS SOCCER Friday’s Results Westfield 1-0 Westfield 0-0 GIRLS SOCCER Westfield Technical Academy 1-0 Gateway 2, Hopkins Academy 0 GOLF St. Mary’s 0-0 Southwick 2, Monson 1 Westfield 1-0 Southwick 0-0 Westfield 3, Northampton 1 Westfield Technical Academy 0-0 Gateway 1-0 Franklin Tech 2, Westfield Technical Academy 0 St. Mary’s 0-0 FOOTBALL Southwick 0-0 FIELD HOCKEY Westfield 39, Ludlow 0 Westfield 0-0 BOYS SOCCER GIRLS SOCCER Southwick 1-1 Westfield Technical Academy 6, Franklin Tech 3 Westfield 2-0 FIELD HOCKEY Westfield Technical Academy 0-1 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Southwick 1, Palmer 0 St. Mary’s 0-0 Westfield 1-1 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Southwick 1-0 Southwick 1-0 Frontier 3, Westfield 1 Gateway 2-0

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Mon 09/10 Mon 09/10 Mon 9/10 Tue 09/11 Mon 09/10 Girls Varsity Field Hockey Boys Varsity Golf @ Boys Varsity Soccer @ Boys Varsity Cross Boys Varsity Soccer @ vs Frontier Regional School Chicopee High School Smith Vocational and Country @ Southwick Athol High School Chicopee Country Club Westfield High School @4:00 Agricultural HS Regional School O’Brien Field @6:00 PM PM @3:00 PM Smith Vocational High School Southwick Regional HS @4:00 PM @3:45 PM Boys Varsity Golf Boys Varsity Soccer @ Boys Junior Varsity vs West Springfield High Pope Francis High School Tues 9/11 Soccer @ Athol High School School Pope Francis HS @6:30 PM Girls Varsity Cross Country O’Brien Field @4:00 PM Boys Varsity Cross Country @ Southwick Regional School Tekoa Country Club @3:00 @ Gateway Reg. High School PM Girls Varsity Volleyball vs Southwick Regional HS Gateway Reg. High School @3:45 PM Tue 09/11 Putnam Voc/Tech Academy @4:00 PM Boys Varsity Cross Girls Varsity Soccer James E. Vincent Country vs Greenfield High @ Springfield Central High Gymnasium @6:00 PM Girls Varsity Cross Country Boys Varsity Golf vs School Easthampton High School School Westfield Technical Academy Littleville Lake @3:45 PM Berte Field @ Central HS Boys Junior Varsity @ Gateway Tekoa Country Club @3:00 @6:00 PM Soccer @ Pope Francis High Gateway Reg. High School PM School @4:00 PM Boys Varsity Cross Girls Varsity Volleyball Pope Francis HS @4:30 PM vs Country vs Westfield vs Ludlow High School Boys Varsity Soccer Boys Varsity Golf Hopkins Academy Technical Academy Westfield High School @6:15 Girls Junior Varsity PM Westfield Technical Academy North Middle School @5:15 Gateway Reg. High School Volleyball vs Putnam Voc/ @ Mohawk Trail Regional HS PM @4:00 PM Tech Academy Girls Junior Varsity Field Edge Hill Golf Course @3:00 James E. Vincent PM Hockey Gymnasium @4:30 PM Girls Varsity Soccer vs Girls Varsity Cross vs Frontier Regional School Franklin County Tech. School Country vs Greenfield High Girls Varsity Soccer Westfield High School @5:30 Tue 09/11 North Middle School @3:30 School PM Pathfinder RVT High School @ PM Boys Varsity Cross Westfield Technical Academy Littleville Lake @3:45 PM Country vs Saint Mary Parish Westfield Technical Academy Boys Junior Varsity School, Hampden Charter Thu 09/13 Football @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Cross School of Science Boys Varsity Golf vs Country vs Greenfield High vs Ludlow High School Southwick Regional HS Westfield High School @4:00 Wed 9/12 Turners Falls High School School PM @3:45 PM Girls Varsity Soccer Tekoa Country Club @3:00 Gateway Reg. High School Westfield Technical Academy PM @4:00 PM Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Girls Varsity Cross @ Springfield HS of Science and Country vs Saint Mary Parish @ Springfield Central High Technology Boys Varsity Soccer vs Girls Varsity Cross School School, Hampden Charter Berte Field @ Central HS School of Science Hampden Charter School of Country vs Westfield Springfield Central HS Fields @6:00 PM Science @4:30 PM Southwick Regional HS Technical Academy @3:45 PM North Middle School @4:00 Gateway Reg. High School Thurs 9/13 PM Girls Junior Varsity Boys Varsity Golf @4:00 PM Volleyball Girls Varsity Field Hockey Westfield Technical Academy vs Ludlow High School @ Turners Falls High School @ Franklin County Tech. School Fri 09/14 @ Turners Falls High School Girls Varsity Soccer @ Girls Varsity Soccer Westfield High School @5:00 Thomas Memorial Golf Course Mahar Regional School PM @6:30 PM @3:00 PM Pathfinder RVT High School Pathfinder RVT High School Mahar Athletic Complex @ @6:00 PM Tue 09/11 Boys Varsity Golf Boys Varsity Soccer @4:00 PM Boys Varsity Cross Frontier Regional School Westfield Technical Academy Country Cherry Hill Golf Course @ High School of Commerce Mon 09/17 Girls Junior Varsity @3:00 PM @ Amherst-Pelham Reg High School of Commerce Boys Varsity Cross Country Soccer @ Mahar Regional High School Field @4:00 PM vs Gateway, Frontier @ STM School Amherst-Pelham Reg High Girls Varsity Soccer vs Mahar Athletic Complex School @3:45 PM Amherst-Pelham Reg High Stanley Park @3:45 PM School 9/17/2018 @4:00 PM Southwick Varsity Soccer Boys Varsity Soccer Boys Varsity Soccer @ Girls Varsity Cross Country Putnam Voc/Tech Academy @ @ Amherst-Pelham Reg High Field @4:00 PM Franklin County Tech. School Thu 09/13 School Westfield Technical Academy Franklin County Tech. Boys Varsity Soccer @ Amherst-Pelham Reg High Westfield Technical Academy School @7:00 PM South Hadley High School Girls Junior Varsity Field @4:00 PM School @3:45 PM Hockey @ Turners Falls High South Hadley High School School Tue 09/18 @4:00 PM Boys Varsity Golf @ East Turners Falls High School Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Putnam Voc/Tech Academy @ Boys Varsity Golf @ Longmeadow High School @5:00 PM Greenfield High School Elmcrest CC @3:00 PM Westfield Technical Academy Girls Varsity Soccer vs South Middle School @4:00 Country Club of Greenfield Frontier Regional School Boys Junior Varsity @3:00 PM Boys Varsity Soccer @ Soccer vs Chicopee PM Gateway Reg. High School Northampton High School Comprehensive HS @6:00 PM Northampton David Wright Southwick JV Soccer Field 9/18/2018 Boys Varsity Soccer vs Stadium @4:00 PM @5:00 PM Boys Varsity Golf Mount Everett Reg. High Boys Junior Varsity Sabis International Charter School @ South Hadley School @ Westfield Technical Soccer Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Girls Junior Varsity Soccer North Middle School @4:00 High School @ Northampton High School Academy vs Amherst-Pelham Reg High PM South Hadley High School JFK Middle School @4:00 School East Mtn Country Club @3:00 PM PM @4:00 PM Southwick JV Soccer Field Wed 09/19 @4:00 PM Wed 09/12 Girls Varsity Soccer Boys Varsity Golf @ Girls Junior Varsity Franklin County Tech. School Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs Wed 09/12 High School of Commerce @ Soccer vs Frontier Regional Smith Academy Westfield Technical Academy Thomas Memorial Golf School Boys Varsity Golf @ Course @3:00 PM Westfield High School @4:00 Chicopee Comprehensive HS Westfield Technical Academy Gateway Reg. High School PM Chicopee Country Club @4:00 PM @4:00 PM @3:00 PM Boys Varsity Soccer @ Boys Varsity Golf @ Pope 9/19/2018 John J. Duggan Academy Mon 09/17 Francis High School Girls Varsity Soccer Tree Top Park @4:00 PM Franconia @3:00 PM Girls Varsity Volleyball @ Boys Varsity Cross Smith Vocational and Westfield Technical Academy @ Saint Mary Parish School Country @ Saint Mary Parish Girls Varsity Soccer vs Agricultural HS Girls Varsity Soccer vs School Smith Vocational High North Middle School @4:00 Westfield Technical Academy Agawam High School PM Stanley Park @3:30 PM Bullens Field @7:00 PM School @5:00 PM North Middle School @4 PM 9/20/2018 Boys Varsity Cross Girls Varsity Volleyball @ Thu 09/13 Thu 09/20 Country vs Gateway, Frontier Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs Boys Varsity Soccer Chicopee Comprehensive HS Boys Varsity Golf vs Frontier @ STM Boys Holyoke High School Westfield Technical Academy Monson High School Chicopee Comprehensive @ Pioneer Valley Christian (DNC) Boys Varsity Cross HS @5:00 PM Southwick Field Hockey Tekoa Country Club @3:00 Field @4:30 PM Academy Country, Stanley Park @3:45 PM PM Girls Junior Varsity Field Pioneer Valley Christian Hockey vs Smith Academy Boys Varsity Soccer vs School @4:00 PM Westfield High School @5:30 Monson High School PM Southwick Varsity Soccer Field @4:00 PM Girls Junior Varsity Soccer vs Agawam High School Fri 09/14 Bullens Field @5:15 PM Girls Varsity Soccer @ Brady, Gronk open season Holyoke High School Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball Roberts’ Sports Complex at @ Chicopee Comprehensive Holyoke High School @4:00 HS PM with 27-20 win over Texans Chicopee Comprehensive FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Tom Brady and boost to the rest of the team.” HS @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Volleyball vs Franklin County Tech. School Rob Gronkowski sent New England fans into a panic Brady, 41, clashed with the team he’s led to five Thu 09/13 James E. Vincent this offseason when they hinted at retiring rather than Super Bowl titles in the past year over the treatment of Boys Varsity Soccer vs Gymnasium @6:00 PM returning to the Patriots in 2018. his personal fitness guru and the plans to elevate Belchertown High School On Sunday, it was the rest of the NFL watching in backup Jimmy Garoppolo to starter. In February, after Bullens Field @7:00 PM Girls Junior Varsity Soccer fear. throwing for 500 yards in a Super Bowl loss to the @ Holyoke High School Brady threw for 277 yards and three touchdowns, Philadelphia Eagles, Brady was coy about returning Boys Junior Varsity Soccer Crosier Field and Tennis hitting Gronkowski for 123 yards and a score to lead this season. vs Belchertown High School Courts @4:00 PM the defending AFC champions to a 27-20 victory over The Patriots dangled Gronkowski as trade bait this Bullens Field @5:15 PM the Houston Texans. The reigning NFL MVP found summer before agreeing instead to sweeten his con- Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball Gronkowski seven times, including a 21-yard touch- tract with $4.3 million in reachable incentives. Fri 09/14 vs Franklin County Tech. down three plays after Deshaun Watson fumbled a Gronkowski reportedly threatened to retire if traded. Girls Varsity Field Hockey @ School handoff at the Texans 19 on Houston’s first offensive “I’m just glad to be here, glad to be part of this team, Greenfield High School James E. Vincent Gymnasium @4:30 PM play . glad to be part of this organization,” he said. “All that Veterans’ Memorial Field “It’s very important that they came out and played talk, all that stuff, I would love to put it in the past.” @6:00 PM the way they did. They’re our leaders,” said Phillip Brady also found James White for a touchdown, Dorsett, who had seven catches, including a touch- Boys Varsity Football @ down. “When they play well, they give an adrenaline See Patriots, Page 14 Leominster High School Leominster @7:00 PM Find the latest Westfield News sports coverage on THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 - PAGE 11

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TV Sports Listings Dear Monday, Sept. 10 NFL FOOTBALL BASKETBALL 7:10 p.m. Annie 7 p.m. ESPN — N.Y. Jets at Detroit (Note: ESPN Deportes simulcast on NBA — Exhibition, Women’s national teams, United States vs. Japan, ESPN2) By ANNIE LANE at Washington 10:15 p.m. Throwback Thursday’ Pix Anger Friend MLB BASEBALL ESPN — L.A. Rams at Oakland (Note: ESPN Deportes simulcast on Dear Annie: “Lisa,” a friend with whom I went to high 7 p.m. ESPN2) school, got rhinoplasty -- aka a nose job -- between high school MLB — Regional coverage, Washington at Philadelphia OR N.Y. SOCCER and college. Don’t ask me why; I think she had a beautiful face beforehand, but that’s a tale for another letter. I’m writing to Yankees at Minnesota (8 p.m.) 2:30 p.m. you about a disagreement that’s come up between her and me 10 p.m. ESPNEWS — UEFA Nations League, Sweden vs. Turkey, at Solna, recently. I love posting “Throwback Thursday” photos on social MLB — Regional coverage, Atlanta at San Francisco OR Texas at Sweden media. I do it pretty much every Thursday. Lisa and I were L.A. Angels (11 p.m., joined in progress) basically attached at the hip in high school, so naturally, a lot of my pictures include her. They also include her old nose -- and this is what Lisa takes issue with. One time, after I made a post, she texted me, “Take that down!” I thought she was joking, so I laughed off her text. Tube & Tablet About a month later, I posted another photo that she was in. Then she sent me a much longer text, saying I had disrespected her wishes and made her feel embarrassed. I told her I never meant to make her feel bad -- that those old photos make me feel happy, which is why I share them. I thought we reached an understanding. A few months later, I posted a group photo, which she was in. That’s when she went nuclear. Now she’s not speaking to me. Annie, was I wrong? -- Thrown Off Dear Thrown Off: When you look at these photos, you see snapshots of fond memories. When your friend looks at these photos, all she sees are “before” pictures. That’s a shame. It seems that she is still carrying a lot of insecurity about her looks and her surgery. Let’s hope she makes peace with that. If you want to keep peace with her until then, avoid posting old photos of just her or the two of you. It is her likeness, after all, and not every memory needs to be shared with the whole world. Sometimes it’s better to treasure them privately. Dear Annie: “Not a Trash Eater” complained about her hus- band’s remark that she could retrieve a tomato core from the trash and suck on it if she was that upset at him for throwing it in the trash. And here I was thinking she was going to complain that he had put the core in the trash rather than the compost. Tomayto, tomahto? In any case, tomato cores are considered safe to eat, but many of us have been trained to remove the core. Regardless of one’s preferences, their disagreement could be respectfully discussed and perhaps lead to some positive changes. -- Composter Dear Composter: I’m printing your letter because compost- ing is a great option for making use of organic food scraps. According to Berkeley Wellness, 95 percent of food scraps end up in landfills. Composting is a much better option for the environment -- and a great way to generate rich soil for your garden. For more information, visit https://www.epa.gov/ In this Sept. 19, 2017, file photo, Les Moonves, chairman and CEO of CBS Corporation, poses at the premiere of the new recycle/composting-home. television series “Star Trek: Discovery” in Los Angeles. On Sunday, Sept. 9, 2018, CBS said longtime CEO Les Moonves “Ask Me Anything: A Year of Advice From Dear Annie” is has resigned, just hours after more sexual harassment allegations involving the network’s longtime leader surfaced. out now! Annie Lane’s debut book -- featuring favorite col- (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP, File) umns on love, friendship, family and etiquette -- is available as a paperback and e-book. Visit http://www.creatorspublishing. com for more information. Send your questions for Annie Lane to [email protected]. CBS’ Les Moonves quits after HINTS FROM HELOISE new sex misconduct charges A ‘responsible’ return NEW YORK (AP) — CBS Chief Les Moonves resigned Another woman, Jessica Pallingston, said Moonves forced Dear Readers: Today’s SOUND OFF is Sunday, just hours after six more women accused the veteran her to perform oral sex on her first day working as his assis- about returning RSVP cards: television executive of sexual misconduct. tant at Warner Bros. productions. Other women told the “Dear Heloise: Recently we had a retire- The resignation is effective immediately, CBS said in a magazine of unwanted touching or advances. ment party for my father and sent out invita- statement posted on its website Sunday night. In a statement to the magazine, Moonves said the “appall- tions with RSVP cards, so that the hotel The New Yorker magazine reported the latest allegations ing accusations” are untrue, but he acknowledged consensual would know how many tables to set up and included Moonves forcing women to perform oral sex and relations with three of the women before he started working how much food to prepare. When an RSVP is sent out, you’re supposed to send it back retaliating when advances were turned away. Moonves at CBS. with ‘Yes, I’ll attend’ or ‘No, I can’t attend.’ Eighteen people acknowledged relations with three of the women but said “I have never used my position to hinder the advancement showed up who had not returned a card! The caterers quickly set they were consensual, adding he had never used his position or careers of women,” he said. “In my 40 years of work, I up tables in the back of the room, and those guests were served to hurt the careers of women. have never before heard of such disturbing accusations. I can last, which meant their food was almost cold. The network didn’t address the allegations directly, but only surmise they are surfacing now for the first time, “Please tell your readers that when they receive an RSVP, they said Moonves will donate $20 million to one or more organi- decades later, as part of a concerted effort by others to should return it as soon as possible, because it’s rude to just show zations that support the #MeToo movement and equality for destroy my name, my reputation and my career. Anyone who up.” -- Emma in Sarasota, Fla. women in the workplace. knows me knows that the person described in this article is Emma, I have to agree with you. It’s only good manners to “The donation, which will be made immediately, has been not me.” return an RSVP card. -- Heloise deducted from any severance benefits that may be due The organization Time’s Up, which fights accusations of SEND A GREAT HINT TO: Moonves,” the statement said. sexual misconduct, said the women had made “bone-chill- Heloise Moonves again denied the allegations in a statement issued ing” accusations against Moonves. “We believe them,” P.O. Box 795001 late Sunday night. Times’ Up said in a statement on Sunday. San Antonio, TX 78279-5001 “Untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made Time’s Up said the CBS board has a responsibility to rid Fax: 1-210-HELOISE against me that are not consistent with who I am,” he said. the company of a toxic culture toward women. Email: Heloise(at)Heloise.com “I am deeply saddened to be leaving the company,” “Remember that the world is watching,” the statement SUNSCREEN ALL YEAR Moonves added, calling it “an incredible privilege” to have said. “We will accept nothing less than full transparency of Dear Readers: Many people figure sunscreen is only useful at worked for CBS. the investigation’s findings, a commitment to real change the beach, but actually, we need it all year long. However, many “The best part of this journey has been working alongside across all levels of CBS management and no reward for Les people are confused by the labeling of sunscreen products. Here the dedicated and talented people in this company,” he said. Moonves.” are some definitions from the Skin Cancer Foundation: UVA (ultraviolet A) is the longer UV ray from the sun that CBS said the network’s chief operating officer, Joseph Ianniello, who will be replacing Moonves on at least an causes long-lasting skin damage and premature aging. Ianniello, will take over Moonves’ duties as president and interim basis, joined CBS ins 2005 and has been COO since UVB (ultraviolet B) is a shorter ray than UVA that causes CEO until its board of directors can find a permanent 2013. He has steered top projects such as the CBS All Access sunburn and skin damage. Both UVA and UVB can cause skin replacement. For the time being Moonves’ role as chairman and Showtime streaming services. cancer. will remain vacant. SPF stands for sun protection factor. It’s a measure of the sun- Hours before his resignation the New Yorker magazine screen’s ability to protect someone from UVB rays damaging the reported sexual misconduct allegations from six additional skin. women against Moonves, who was already under investiga- Broad spectrum means protection from both UVA and UVB tion for similar allegations made by six others. rays. As that investigation progressed it was widely reported Olivia Munn finds -- Heloise that Moonves would leave the network shortly and was nego- tiating a severance package. CBS indicated Sunday, howev- er, that no severance agreement has been reached. little support from “Moonves will not receive any severance benefits at this time (other than certain fully accrued and vested compensa- tion and benefits); any payments to be made in the future will ‘Predator’ peers depend upon the results of the independent investigation and TORONTO (AP) — Actress Olivia Munn says she has subsequent board evaluation,” the network’s statement said. found little support from some of her “Predator” co-stars and Moonves joined CBS as head of entertainment in 1995, director after a Los Angeles Times report revealed that and has been CEO of CBS Corp. since 2006, leading the Twentieth Century Fox had removed a scene that featured a CBS network, Showtime and other entities. CBS has spent man who is a registered sex offender. Munn alerted the studio much of his tenure as the nation’s most popular broadcast to Steven Wilder Striegel’s status and the scene was cut network, with hits such as “The Big Bang Theory” and within 24 hours. “NCIS,” and its success has made Moonves one of the In a round of press at the Toronto International Film highest-paid and most powerful executives in the business. Festival on Saturday, Munn described feeling lonely and iso- One of Moonves’ accusers, Phyllis Golden-Gottlieb, also lated in the wake of the report. Munn told Vanity Fair that she reported her accusations to Los Angeles police last year, but has not heard from director Shane Black, who apologized in they weren’t pursued because the statute of limitations had a statement for casting his friend. expired. She said Moonves, while an executive at the Some of her cast mates also backed out of interviews with Lorimar production studio in the late 1980s, pushed her head her, according to The Hollywood Reporter. One of her co- into his lap and forced her to perform oral sex. stars, Keegan-Michael Key, was never booked to do that At another time, she said an angry Moonves pushed her interview as he departed the festival early for the Jewish new hard against a wall. When she resisted later advances, she year holiday. His publicist says Sunday that he reached out to began to be frozen out at the company, she said. Munn privately last week to express his admiration for her. “He absolutely ruined my career,” she told the New The initial article was published hours before the TIFF pre- Yorker. miere of “The Predator.” THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 - PAGE 13

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