'Nothing Has Stopped Him'

MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 2017 Lynn father shot to death

By Matt Demirs “The victim was deceased at ber the father of three. A memorial FOR THE ITEM the scene,” O’Connell said. Dozens of mourners gather- devoted to O’Connell said police re- ing at the scene of the crime LYNN — An early morning ceived multiple emergency declined to comment on the Pedro Carrillo shooting at the Curwin Circle was placed calls about the shooting in the tragedy. Complex left one 34-year-old early morning. There is an on- “The family doesn’t want to on a small man dead and a neighborhood tree at the going investigation. talk to nobody out of respect,” on edge. Family and friends mourned said one man where the me- scene of the Pedro Carrillo, who is be- incident at the loss of Castillo at the fam- morial was placed. lieved to be from Lynn, was Curwin ily’s home throughout Sunday. But longtime residents had shot and killed in front of 89 Circle. A memorial was placed on a mixed reactions about the Curwin Circle yesterday at small tree at the scene of the violence occurring just steps 1:54 a.m., said the District incident, where owers, pic- from their front door. ITEM PHOTO | Attorney of Essex County tures, among other personal OWEN O’ROURKE spokesman Steve O’Connell. items were placed to remem- SHOT, A6 Sewer ‘NOTHING Ballot work to doesn’t back up HAS re ect Essex STOPPED Latino Street HIM’ By Thor Jourgensen presence ITEM NEWS EDITOR SWAMPSCOTT — Sew- in Lynn er work beginning today along Essex Street at Danvers Road means sig- By Thomas Grillo ni cant traf c delays at ITEM STAFF the intersection for up to LYNN — The number of Latino two weeks. residents in the city nearly dou- Workers will re-lay sew- bled to 29,000 over the last de- er mains along a 300-yard cade, but that increased presence stretch of Essex Street. in the community isn’t re ected in One traf c lane will be the number of Latino candidates open while work is un- FOLD IS APPROXIMATELY running for of ce. derway, but town Pub- Of the 32 candidates running for BETWEEN THE LINES BELOW. lic Works Director Gino mayor, council and school commit- Cresta said drivers using tee, just three identity themselves Essex can expect long de- as Latino. lays. The U.S. Census data says Cresta and police Lt. Lynn’s Latino population swelled Thomas Stephens urged to 32 percent in 2010, up from drivers to consider plot- 18 percent in 2000. Population ting routes taking them experts insist the actual num- down Paradise Road or ber of Latino residents is closer Highland Avenue. to 40,000. That gives the Latino Cresta said no speci c community the potential to wield detours are planned for its political clout in this city of the work but Stephens 90,329. said Lynn-bound motor- Hugo Carvajal, a Colombian ists who elect to travel native who works as a school ad- Essex Street could be ministrator, said the Latino com- diverted onto Danvers munity is underrepresented. Road. Salem-bound driv- “There are more Latinos run- ers traveling Essex could ning this time around, but we are be diverted onto Stetson Wyoma’s Fila shows what it takes to win still not where we need to be,” he Avenue. said. “Voter engagement remains The sewer main replace- out base hits in the City Series, chanc- By Katie Morrison Ryan Fila sits slow for Latinos and community ment work is part of the ITEM STAFF es are you’d never know that he’s spent on the bench organizers say voter registration town’s ambitious, 10-year most of his young life bound by crutch- at Reinfuss is very low.” plan to replace or reline LYNN — Lynn’s Ryan Fila says that es, leg braces, and even a wheelchair at Field, the He said many Latinos say they town sewer mains. The playing baseball is his favorite thing to one point. The 11-year-old has battled home eld of are disenfranchised, they feel like work costing upwards of do. He loves pitching and playing rst a condition called congenital pseudar- his Wyoma they don’t belong, and voting is a $2 million every other base, and prefers playing the eld to throsis of the tibia, which is de ned as Red Sox Little waste of time. Many Latino res- year is aimed at reduc- batting. He drove in a run in his Wyo- a ‘false joint,’ when a break in the bone League team. idents hold green cards and are ing out ow from Stacey’s ma Red Sox’ 10-2 win over West Lynn fails to heal on its own, for the last 10 ineligible to vote. Some are immi- Brook into the ocean. in the annual City Series Little League years. ITEM PHOTO | grants living in the country with- Cresta said the Essex tournament in Lynn last month, and The condition is very rare; it occurs in KATIE MORRISON out legal permission and cannot Street main is made from his team went to the nal before falling only 1 of 250,000 births, and generally vote. to champion Lynn Shore. While the city’s schools have a SEWER, A7 If you’d been watching Ryan legging FILA, A7 majority population of students of color, he said, there’s not much representation of Latinos on the U.S. Rep. Clark hears INSIDE school staffs. In Lynn In Opinion In Sports LATINO, A7 from Malden, Medford MBTA planning Thank you, High School Market St. garage Donna. A4 teammates win renovation. A3 Tedesco Football. B1 By Steve Freker said. “We are going to resist, FOR THE ITEM persist, and we are going to ght for what is best for our MALDEN — She is a family, friends and fellow Democrat who has no prob- citizens.” North Shore students lem criticizing the presi- The winner of a 2013 spe- dent, but U.S. Rep. Kather- cial election and a former ine Clark has at least one supplied with school tools state legislator, Clark met thing in common with Don- ald Trump. last week with constituents By Matt Demirs communities through hands-on “I agree with the presi- to hear their views on na- FOR THE ITEM community service and enrich- dent,” she said. “Health care tional issues and outline her ment programs. change in America is compli- perspective. Students nationwide will be- Neighbors are asked to make a cated. It is like a giant ball “There is so much to take gin school in September at a dis- tax-deductible donation through we chase and can’t catch.” in, so many distractions advantage, but SPUR is hoping August 18 to SPUR. Like Sen. Elizabeth War- from the real issues facing to change that narrative. “Many parents and caregivers ren who was in Revere last every American,” she said. SPUR Student Success aims to are constantly trying to keep week, Clark is taking ad- The 5th district she rep- send Lynn, Swampscott, Salem, their heads above water when resents stretches from Re- and Marblehead kids off to the vantage of the slow sum- it comes to providing food and ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK mer to hold town meetings vere and Winthrop through school year with an equal start shelter for their children,” said such as the one she attend- Malden, Medford and Mel- by providing supplies and back- Sarah Roy, Salem Academy’s ad- Hugo Carvajal, a school ad- ed Wednesday in Malden rose, where Clark and her packs through their annual col- justment counselor. “The added ministrator, said Latinos are Square. family live, to suburbs west lection that kicked off this week. expense of school supplies can underrepresented in elected “I truly believe we live in of Boston. SPUR, whose mission is to often be overwhelming. Having of ce, in part, because many the best district in the best “spur” youth and adults on to- feel they like they don’t be- state in the country,” she CLARK, A7 ward actions that build stronger SPUR, A7 long.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 76° VOL. 139, ISSUE 204 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 63° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 2017 OBITUARIES Town forging ahead on rail trail Michael J. Mancini, 79 ITEM STAFF REPORT trail. day through Thursday be- any or all submittals or Responses will be re- tween 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. withdraw this RFQ if, in Swampscott is pushing ceived in the Office of and Friday 8 a.m. and the Selectmen’s sole judg- HIGH POINT, N.C. — Michael and Alexis ahead with plans for a rail the Town Administrator, noon (holidays excepted). ment, the best interests of Mike Mancini of North Mancini and Richard trail in the wake of town Swampscott Town Hall, A site visit/pre‐submit- the Town of Swampscott Carolina formally of Pansire. His sister voter approval for the 22 Monument Avenue, tal meeting will be 10 a.m. would be served in doing Salem, passed away Leona Mancini and project. Swampscott, MA 01907 this Friday at the Swamp- so. July 8, 2017. He was his brothers Ralph Town residents approved the husband of Don- Mancini and his wife spending $850,000 on pre- by 10 a.m., on Friday, Au- scott Middle School, 207 All questions regarding na (Rhodes) Mancini Debra, Raymond paratory design and engi- gust 25. The proposals Forest Avenue, Swamp- this RFQ shall be received with whom he shared Mancini and Diane neering work on the trail must be sealed and clear- scott. No Respondent may in writing by email to the 56 years of marriage. Thistle, John Mancini by a 589-vote margin on ly marked “RFQ Response withdraw a response for Director of Community He was the son of and his wife Sally. He June 29. The Board of Se- for Swampscott Rail Trail a period of 90 days after Development, S. Peter Assunta (Frasca) and Enrico is also survived by many aunts, lectmen is soliciting state- Design & Engineering” the date set for the open- Kane. Questions are due Mancini. Mike graduated from uncles nieces, nephews, and ments of qualification for in the lower left corner. ing thereof. The awarding no later than Tuesday, Au- Lynn Classical High School. cousins. He was predeceased design and engineering Faxed or electronically‐ authority is the Board of gust 15, 2017. He was a Foreman for Em- by his brother Henry Manci- professionals. mailed (emailed) submis- Selectmen. The town has deter- pire Laundry before retiring. ni and his daughter Michele The specification state- sions will not be accepted. The Board of Select- mined that the procure- He was also a Veteran who Mancini Pansire. Mike will be ment for the solicitation The design and engi- men reserves the right to ment of design and engi- honorably served his country. sorely missed by all that knew describes how the trail neering services are sub- extend the deadline for neering for this project is Mike was an avid sports fan. and loved him. will run along the Na- ject to terms and condi- submission of Responses, exempt from the Uniform He was especially devoted to Service information: tional Grid utility corri- tions set forth in detail in to request supplementary Procurement Act, G.L. the New England Patriots. He There will be a celebration dor from the Swampscott the Request for Qualifica- information, to negotiate c. 30B, and as such, the also loved to write in his spare of Mike’s life at the Knights Train Depot to the Mar- tions (“RFQ”). Copies of terms more favorable to provisions of G.L. c.30B time. of Columbus, 177 Lynnfield blehead town line connect- the RFQ may be obtained the Town, as permitted expressly do not apply to Besides his loving wife Don- Street, Lynn, MA on Friday, ing to the Marblehead rail at the above address, Mon- under law, and to reject this procurement. na, Mike is survived by his August 11, 2017, from son Michael Mancini and his 6-9:30 p.m. Family and wife Susan, his grandchildren friends are welcome. Ivy League schools brace for MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS scrutiny of race in admissions State officials Sick veteran gets care, seeking candidates finally, after lung infection for pot board BOSTON (AP) — A sick BOSTON (AP) — The Navy veteran hospital- race is on to assemble the ized for three weeks in five-member board that Bangor, Maine, is finally will oversee recreational getting the care he needs and medical marijuana in at a Department of Vet- Massachusetts. eran Affairs hospital in Under a new state law Boston. approved last month, Heather Donald said Gov. Charlie Baker, she was given the choice Attorney General Maura of paying her own way to Healey and state Trea- Massachusetts General Hospital or waiting for a surer Deb Goldberg will A tour each name one member VA bed to open up while her father battled a lung group of the regulatory board, walks and the three elected infection. The Boston Globe through the officials will together ap- campus of point the remaining two reports that a bed finally opened up in West Rox- Harvard members. bury on Saturday after University The commission is inquiries about the plight in Cam- supposed to be in place by of David White, who fell bridge, Sept. 1. ill in June while visiting Mass. Healey says the attor- his daughter. ney general’s office will Donald said she accept applications until FILE PHOTO | shouldn’t have needed Aug. 15 for both her indi- ASSOCIATED PRESS help from the news media vidual and joint appoint- to get care for the North the number of U.S. mi- inquiry was a topic of dis- knowledge their diversity ment. By Collin Binkley Carolina resident. Spokes- ASSOCIATED PRESS nority students in all in- cussion last week, school efforts are aimed largely Retail pot shops are woman Pallas Wahl said coming classes grew by spokesman Brian Clark at drawing students from expected to begin opening the VA remains “commit- CAMBRIDGE — A Jus- 17 percent between 2010 said. underrepresented races in mid-2018. ted to delivering the best tice Department inquiry and 2015, while overall “The courts have held and ethnicities, a cate- into how race influences Nurses plan picket care to our veterans.” enrollment in those class- that colleges and universi- gory that often includes admissions at Harvard es grew by less than 2 per- ties may act affirmatively blacks and Latinos but not outside Baystate Health U.S. Sen. Markey to hold University has left selec- cent, according to the lat- to achieve the education- Asian-American students. tive colleges bracing for headquarters town hall meeting est federal data. By 2015, al goals at the core of our Princeton’s Eisgruber new scrutiny of practices minorities accounted for academic excellence at said the last decade has SPRINGFIELD (AP) — SPRINGFIELD (AP) — that have helped boost di- more than 43 percent of Brown,” Clark said in a seen a significant in- Nurses at two western U.S. Sen. Edward Markey versity levels to new highs all incoming students in statement. “Through our crease in the number of Massachusetts hospitals is planning to hold a across the Ivy League. the Ivy League, up from race-conscious admission Asian-American students are planning an infor- public town hall meet- Harvard and other 37 percent in 2010. practices, Brown assem- on campus, while growth mational picket outside ing in Springfield. The top-tier colleges closely The trend partly reflects bles the diverse range among other minorities their parent company’s Massachusetts Democrat guard the inner workings the demographics of an in- of perspectives and ex- has been “more mod- corporate headquarters. said he’s eager to hear the of their admissions offices, creasingly diverse nation, periences essential for est.” The trend has been Nurses at Baystate concerns of local residents but they defend approach- but the schools also con- a learning and research similar across the Ivy Franklin Medical Center during the Senate’s Au- es that consider an appli- sider race for reasons in- community that prepares League, where U.S. mi- in Greenfield and Bay- gust recess. cant’s race among other cluding a desire to reverse students to thrive in a nority students other than state Noble Hospital in Markey said he also factors as a way to bring historically low numbers complex and changing Asian-Americans made up Westfield are scheduled wants to discuss the a diverse mix of perspec- of minorities at elite uni- world.” only 24 percent of incom- to picket Monday outside Senate’s latest actions tives to campus. While the versities that in some cas- Word of the investiga- ing students in 2015. By Baystate Health offices in on health care, immigra- schools believe they are on es began admitting non- tion startled some who contrast, those minority thought the affirmative Springfield. tion, job creation and the firm legal ground, experts white students only in the groups made up 35 per- action debate was settled The unionized nurs- opioid crisis. say the investigation could last 75 years. cent of the U.S. popula- after the U.S. Supreme es have been involved The event is scheduled inspire new challenges. “We’re aiming for diver- tion last year, according to Court last year upheld in a long labor dispute to begin at about 6:30 “They’re pulling the scab sity on our campus and Census estimates. race-conscious admissions with management and p.m. Monday at the For- off a wound that was heal- we’re achieving it,” said Some who oppose at the University of Tex- say they want corporate est Park Middle School ing,” said Anthony Carne- Christopher Eisgruber, race-conscious policies have executives to allow local in Springfield with doors vale, who has studied af- as. That case was brought said they’re encouraged by president of Princeton by a white student who management to negotiate opening at 6 p.m. firmative action programs University. “Universities the Justice Department’s new contracts. Senators often use the and leads Georgetown contended she was reject- inquiry, while supporters have a compelling inter- ed from the school while Baystate Franklin’s August recess to touch University’s Center for est in pursuing diversity see it as political postur- nurses say the hospital base with constituents in Education and the Work- black students with lower ing by President Donald in their student bodies grades were admitted. is understaffed and they their home states. force. “This could erupt in through a holistic assess- Trump’s administration. are overworked, putting Fellow Democratic U.S. a bunch more cases.” In the Harvard case, Still, some advocates fear ment of factors.” investigators are look- patient safety at risk. The Sen. Elizabeth Warren held At the eight Ivy League Eisgruber said he is not there could be a chilling ef- sides are also at odds over a public town hall meeting colleges including Har- ing into a 2015 complaint fect among schools that will surprised by the “continu- brought by a coalition of health insurance costs. in Revere on Friday. vard, Yale and Princeton, wonder if they’ll face scru- ing political controversy,” 64 Asian-American groups but it would not be appro- tiny next. that allege the school uses Natasha Warikoo, a Advertisement priate for him to comment racial quotas to admit stu- on the Justice Department scholar of race and edu- dents and discriminates cation at Harvard’s Grad- investigation. against Asian-Americans Which of these costly home seller mistakes uate School of Education, At Brown University, the by holding them to a high- said research has indicat- will you make when you sell your home? er standard. The Justice ed some schools already Department said it’s revis- NORTH SHORE - A new report has just been As this report uncovers, most homesellers make 7 have been backing away iting the case because it released which reveals 7 costly mistakes that most deadly mistakes that cost them literally thousands of IN MEMORIAM from race-conscious poli- MINNIE F. (BARBUZZI) CHICK was left unresolved by the homeowners make when selling their home and a dollars. The good news is that each and every one of cies. 2005 ~ AUGUST 7 ~ 2017 previous administration. 9-step system that can help you sell your home these mistakes is entirely preventable. “I think that has to do Harvard said its practic- fast and for the most amount of money. 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MBTA spokesman Joe Pesaturo last Graffiti lines Friday said money is available in the the walls of MBTA Capital Investment Program to the commuter procure a consultant to assist with a re- parking habilitation project for the Lynn garage. garage on “The plan is to begin the procurement Market Street process for the consultant in the fall. In in Lynn. the meantime, we’ll dispatch personnel to the top level next week to perform an ITEM PHOTOS | assessment of its current condition,” Pe- SPENSER HASAK saturo said in an email Friday. Opened in 1992 with nearly 1,000 parking spaces, the garage anchors downtown’s Market Street end and sits on the Lyn- nway/Broad Street entrance to the city. Connected to Central Square by a raised train platform, and a glass-arched walk- way between the Broad Street busway and Munroe Street, the garage provides parking for downtown residents, commuters bound for Boston, and downtown workers. It’s been two years since Pesaturo confirmed “there’s been no recent work at the garage.” By contrast, the Broad Street area on one side of the parking fa- cility has seen construction including the new college campus addition. Built at a cost of $50 million, the garage was applauded by state transportation officials when it opened as a cor- nerstone for North Shore transportation improvements. One of the With two wings, each with five parking entrances to tiers, and the glass-walled elevator, the the top level garage has cameras and transit officer of the garage patrol. Maintenance needs identified late is crumbling in 2014 by the MBTA included installing away. A defaced sign inside the garage. new lights and replacing cracked tiles. LEO puts on a show for Greek Night

From left, Darren Cyr, Bridget Kimball, Celia, Birgitta Damon and Taso Nikolakopoulos were instrumental in putting together Lynn Economic Opportunity Inc.’s Greek Night fundraiser at the Volunteer Yacht Club in Lynn.

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Belly dancer Celia performs at LEO’s Greek Night fundraiser at Volunteer Yacht Club in Lynn. Celia dances with a fan. Attendees get down under the disco ball.

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Republicans eager to put deduction, which the pres- ADVERTISING the health-care debacle be- ident considered the cor- hind them are looking for- nerstone of his reforms. Ernie Carpenter Jr. ward to one of their signa- Adding insult to injury, Director of Advertising ture strengths: tax reform. Reagan enlisted an unlike- and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] Trump has actually done ly ally who ended up play- some of the homework ing him: Democrat Dan Ro- Michele Iannaco here, having unveiled a tax stenkowski, the powerful Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 plan back in April. chairman of the Ways and [email protected] In it, he targeted a long- Means Committee. While Ralph Mitchell standing provision in the he expressed interest in Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 federal code: the deduction brokering a deal as a way to [email protected] for state and local taxes, build his case for the speak- Patricia Whalen otherwise known as SALT. ership, he later told Thom- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 At first glance, this looks as Downey, a Democrat [email protected] like an idea that Repub- from New York on the com- licans can rally around. mittee, “I was always going BUSINESS OFFICE Repealing the deduction to give you state and local Beth Bresnahan would disproportionate- taxes.” Indeed, when the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 ly hurt “blue states” who bill made it out of commit- [email protected] vote Democratic and thrill tee, the provision abolish- Susan J. Conti leading fiscal conserva- ing the deduction vanished. Controller, ext. 1288 tives who have also floated While the tax bill would [email protected] the idea: Kevin Brady, the spend another year bounc- Ted Grant powerful chairman of the ing between committees in Publisher, ext. 1234 House Ways and Means the House and the Senate, [email protected] Committee, and House FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE no one managed to revive Marian Kinney Speaker Paul Ryan, who A Trump supporter tries to block the signs of a pair of protesters during Reagan’s goal of eliminat- made the rollback a central ext. 1212 President Donald Trump speech at a Make America Great Again rally at ing the deduction. The fi- [email protected] piece of his own tax plan. the Covelli Centre in Youngstown, Ohio. nal version that Reagan But history suggests signed on Oct. 22, 1986, Will Kraft they’ll face opponents on Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 high-tax states at the ex- stakes of the coming bat- sponsored a resolution did manage to eliminate [email protected] all sides. In fact, the last pense of low-tax states, tle in December 1984. “My declaring that the deduc- the deduction for state time a Republican pres- and that the subsidy heart will not break,” he tion was “essential to the and local sales taxes — a Jennifer Perez ident tried to slaughter smaller victory that was ext. 1205 overwhelmingly benefited said in an interview, “if well-being of moderate-in- [email protected] this particular sacred cow “high-income individuals New Yorkers lose the right come Americans, state and reversed in 2004. — forged, it seems, in 1861 and high-income commu- to deduct billions in state local governments and the Now Trump wants to ven- Carolina Trujillo — he faced a mutiny across nities. The Treasury re- and local taxes from their housing industry.” At the ture where Reagan failed. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 the political spectrum. [email protected] port also pointed out that taxable incomes.” time, the Empire State had To overcome what prom- While Congress spent savings from removing the New York’s political com- 34 people in its delegation ises to be an equally vocal Jim Wilson more than a century nib- deduction would help off- munity may have been to Congress; 32 of them bipartisan coalition — per- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 bling at the deduction, set all the other tax cuts hopelessly divided on ev- voted for the measure. haps even including yet [email protected] no one seriously thought ery other issue, but here Over the next year, Cuo- another Governor Cuomo CIRCULATION about abolishing it until Reagan wanted. The initial response was was a rare opportunity mo and his motley crew of — the president will need Ronald Reagan became for bipartisanship. Almost allies formed a loose-knit to summon all the political Lisa Mahmoud muted, with one notable ex- Manager, ext. 1239 president. In a State of the overnight, top Democrats group known as the Na- skills of the “Great Com- Union address in 1984, ception: New York. Though [email protected] taxpayers in any high-tax Mario Cuomo (governor), tional Coalition Against municator.” He will need Reagan launched his cru- Daniel Patrick Moynihan Double Taxation, which to be mindful of the ways CLASSIFIED sade, declaring that he state depended heavily on (U.S. senator) and Ed Koch drew together a wide of Washington and have an Abbe Young Smith wished to reform the tax the deduction, New York was at the very top of the (New York City’s mayor) range of Democrats and almost preternatural abili- Manager, ext. 1276 code with an eye toward had joined forces with top [email protected] list. On average, a taxpay- Republicans, state and lo- ty to forge a delicate polit- “fairness, simplicity and Republicans Al D’Amato cal officials, real estate lob- er in New York state who ical consensus across party incentives for growth.” (U.S. senator) and Warren byists, and others worried NEWSROOM itemized his or her return lines. He will need the good- According to one account Anderson (majority leader about the impact of repeal. saved $1,292 per year be- will of both Democratic and Bill Brotherton of this effort, Reagan di- of the state Senate). (Newspaper accounts from cause of the deduction that Republican power brokers Features Editor ext. 1338 rected the Treasury De- The New Yorkers took this period do not record in Congress. [email protected] partment to come up with Reagan wanted to elimi- their battle to Congress. Trump’s position on this He will, in short, need a Gayla Cawley a blueprint for reform. nate; by contrast, residents They adopted the time-test- debate, and he was other- in a low-tax state such as miracle. Reporter, ext. 1236 They delivered their reed strategy of casting the wise absent from the larg- [email protected] port to the president the Wyoming received an aver- issue as one that affected er national debate over tax Stephen Mihm, an as- age of $257. Cheryl Charles following November, as all taxpayers, not just well- reform at this time.) sociate professor of histo- he handily won his reelec- New York’s political Night Editor, ext. 1278 heeled New Yorkers. They By the time Reagan ry at the University of [email protected] tion campaign. 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All address information, particu- Overdose Lynn father shot to death larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- A report of an overdose at 10:36 a.m. Sunday at Essex SHOT community is a dwelling der could have something year, bringing the eight- curacy, it is the sole responsibility Street. From A1 for this kind of behavior. to do with drugs or money. month total in 2017 high- of the concerned party to contact “This isn’t the first mur- The person said the er than the previous two the relevant police department and Theft One neighbor, who der that happened here mother of the deceased, years combined. have the department issue a no- claimed to know the fam- and I highly doubt it will who lives at 89 Curwin There have been 10 kill- tice of correction to the Daily Item. A report of larceny at 12:47 ily of the victim very well be the last,” said another Circle, was held at gun- ings in Lynn in 2017. In p.m. Friday at 6 Pinkham Corrections or clarifications will not said she heard gunshots neighbor who wished to point over problems in- comparison, there were Place; at 12:50 p.m. Friday early Sunday morning remain anonymous. “This volving drugs and mon- four homicides last year be made without express notice of at 730 Summer St.; at 4:47 when she was watching is a very shady environ- ey, causing the belief the and two in 2015. Since change from the arresting police p.m. Friday at 200 Union St.; TV at home. ment and just a bad place shooting wasn’t random. 2001, the number of mur- department. at 6:54 p.m. Friday at 24 “I just want the people to live.” Sunday’s shooting marks ders has been in the low Chase St.; at 8:35 a.m. Sat- who did it to get caught The Curwin Circle res- the third violent death oc- single digits with the ex- LYNN urday at 187 Washington St.; because it wasn’t right,” ident for more than a de- curring in 10 years at the ception of 2007 and 2008, at 1:55 p.m. Saturday at 15 said one 30-year Curwin cade did not hear the gun- housing complex in West when there were six fatal- Arrests Franklin St.; at 10:22 p.m. Circle resident, who re- shots or police cruisers Lynn, owned and man- ities each. Saturday at 187 Alley St. fused to give her name. arriving to the scene, but aged by the Lynn Housing The Lynn Police Depart- John Fernandes, of 606 A report of a robbery at “People shouldn’t have to paid respect to the family Authority and Neighbor- ment referred all ques- Beach St., Revere, was ar- 12:53 p.m. Saturday at Ames die like that.” when realizing the chaos. hood Development. tions to the DA, who was rested on warrant charges of Playground at 20 Strawberry The resident, who raised “The family is taking it A representative from not able to provide any possession of Class A drugs, Ave. her kids in the neigh- very hard right now,” the the Public Housing Agen- more information on Car- larceny over $250, forgery of A report of a motor vehicle borhood, said it is a good person said. “These kids cy was not available for rillo’s death at this time. check, and falsifying a check theft at 4:41 p.m. Friday at place and it is very sad to don’t have a father now.” comment on Sunday. at 3:46 p.m. Friday. 810 Lynnway. have that loss. Another longtime resi- Carrillo’s death is anoth- Matt Demirs can be Denise Granville, 27, of But others said the 459- dent, wishing to remain er tally in the increasing reached at mdemirs@ 130 Avon St., Malden, was Vandalism unit affordable housing unnamed, said the mur- number of homicides this itemlive.com arrested and charged with unlicensed operation of a motor A report of vandalism at vehicle, leaving the scene of 7:37 p.m. Saturday at 120 property damage, resisting Central Ave.; at 10:15 p.m. Two Lynn police officers bitten arrest, defacement malicious Saturday at Warren St. Play- wanton, assault and battery ground at 0 Warren St.; at By Matt Demirs Washington Street. Both officers were treat- The 27-year-old wom- on a police officer, and as- 5:48 a.m. Sunday at 75 Sils- FOR THE ITEM Denise Granville, of 130 ed at Union Hospital an was also charged with sault and battery with a dan- bee St. Avon St., Malden, was ar- where they were released unlicensed operation of a gerous weapon at 5:17 p.m. A report of motor vehicle LYNN — Two Lynn rested and charged with shortly after, said Lt. motor vehicle, defacement, Saturday. vandalism at 2:00 p.m. Sat- Police officers were as- assault and battery on a Scannell. malicious wanton PR, and Kayulu Patrick was ar- urday at MBTA Parking Garage saulted at approximately police officer and assault He said police stopped resisting arrest. rested on warrant charges of at 186 Market St.; at 9:09 5:17 p.m. Saturday when and battery with a dan- Granville, who was leav- Matt Demirs can be armed robbery at 3:04 p.m. a.m. Sunday at 24 Shorey St. Saturday. responding to an erratic gerous weapon for kicking ing the scene of property reached at mdemirs@ Charlene Leighton, 51, of MARBLEHEAD driver in the area of 300 and biting two officers. damage in her car. itemlive.com 43 Starrett Rd., was arrested and charged with operat- Arrests ing under the influence and Minnesota mosque explosion marked lanes violation at Melanie Mathieu, 40, of 8:48 p.m. Saturday. 119 Washington St. was ar- Juan Mendez, 37, of 165 rested on warrant charges at Beacon Hill, was arrested 10:07 a.m. Saturday. ‘deeper and scarier’ than threats and charged with unlicensed Leigh Hodges, 63, of 7 Lee operation of a motor vehicle, St., was arrested and charged unregistered motor vehicle, with violating an abuse pre- and uninsured motor vehicle vention order and resisting at 4:46 p.m. Saturday arrest at 11:28 a.m. Saturday. Joana Ramos, of 258 Carla Pizoni Nascimento, Boston St., was arrested on 32, of 499 Ferry St., Everett, warrant charges of licensed was arrested and charged operation of a motor vehicle, with unlicensed operation of unregistered motor vehicle, a motor vehicle and failure to Mohamed and uninsured motor vehicle stop/yield at 1:06 p.m. Sat- Omar, left, at 10:09 a.m. Friday. urday. the executive Linda Reynolds, 57, was director of the arrested and charged with Complaints Dar Al Farooq defacement malicious wan- Islamic Center, ton at 6:08 a.m. Sunday. A caller reported a neighbor leads afternoon Jonathan Simon was ar- put out a trash barrel with a prayers outside rested on warrant charges of sign asking trash removal to the police tape disorderly conduct at 7:57 take the entire barrel due to a surrounding p.m. Saturday. dead animal being placed in the mosque it. The barrel was not picked Saturday in Accidents up and now there are mag- Bloomington, gots growing in it at 2:34 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle Minn. Friday. accident at 3:20 p.m. Friday A caller reported at 12:04 at 219 Union St.; at 3:42 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED a.m. Saturday that an intoxi- p.m. Friday at 34 Union St.; PRESS cated person was attempting at 3:42 p.m. Friday at East- blast, which happened of worship and communi- ly from the area’s large So- ern Ave and Huron; at 5:12 to drive from a party at Bea- By Jeff Baenen con Street. ASSOCIATED PRESS around 5 a.m. Saturday. ty center, the mosque in mali community. Minneso- p.m. Friday at 26 Union St.; Windows of the imam’s of- Bloomington, just south at 7:10 p.m. Friday at Boston A caller reported at 3:51 ta is home to the largest a.m. Saturday a strong odor MINNEAPOLIS — The fice were shattered, either of Minneapolis, has a fit- Somali community in the Street and Hesper Street.; Dar Al-Farooq Islamic of gas outside, where National by the blast or by an object ness center, gymnasiums U.S., roughly 57,000 peo- at 6:42 a.m. Saturday at 90 Center in suburban Min- Grid was working the area the thrown through them. The for boys and girls, a foot- ple, according to the latest Linwood St.; at 11:42 a.m. neapolis, like other U.S. other day at Rowland Street. FBI is seeking suspects ball field and adjoins a city census figures. Saturday at 65 Murray St.; at mosques, occasionally re- and trying to determine park, Omar said. He esti- 11:44 a.m. Saturday at Eutaw A caller reported at 7:34 Some residents opposed a.m. Saturday of being ha- ceives threatening calls whether the incident was mates the mosque holds up Avenue and Western Avenue and emails. But leaders the center’s opening, and rassed by her downstairs a hate crime. to 300 worshippers for Fri- complaints have been made A report of a motor vehi- say they’re more fright- Gov. Mark Dayton, who day prayers. The commu- neighbor at Franklin Street. about parking, noise and cle accident with person in- ened after a weekend joined other public officials nity center also hosts com- jured at 1:36 a.m. Saturday The party reported the neigh- traffic, the Star Tribune re- bor is locking attack in which an explo- and community leaders for puter classes, a basketball at 122 Walnut St.; at 11:45 sive shattered windows a meeting inside the build- league, religious classes, ported. Omar said the cen- a.m. Saturday at 120 Western her out and turning the TV ter gets along with “92, 93 all the way up. and damaged a room as ing Sunday, described the lectures and other events. Ave.; at 12:56 p.m. Saturday worshippers prepared for bombing as “so wretched” “It’s a place that a fam- percent” of its neighbors. at 80 Boston St. A caller reported car dam- morning prayers. and “not Minnesota.” ily can come and get ev- And while the mosque A report of a hit and run age at 1:43 p.m. Saturday at “We feel like it’s much “This is an act of terror- erything they need,” Omar has received threatening motor vehicle accident at Besson Street and Round- deeper and scarier than ism. This is against the said. calls and messages, Dep- 9:07 p.m. Friday at 22 Jack- house Road. like something random,” law in America,” Dayton The mosque opened in uty Bloomington Police son St.; at 9:00 p.m. Satur- Mohamed Omar, the cen- said at a news conference 2011 at the site of a for- Chief Mike Hartley said day at 24 Union St. SWAMPSCOTT ter’s executive director, afterward, the Star Tri- mer elementary school in Sunday he was unware of said Sunday. “It’s so scary.” bune reported. the suburb of about 85,000 any hate crimes reported Breaking and entry Arrests No one was hurt in the Besides serving as a place and serves people primari- at the center. A report of breaking and Gabriel Kagan, 20, was ar- entry at 12:56 p.m. Friday at rested and charged with op- 282 Lynnway.; at 7:39 a.m. erating under the influence at Lack of remorse could bite ‘Pharma Bro’ Saturday at 51 Franklin St.; 3:55 a.m. Saturday. NEW YORK (AP) — sion task force. Complaints Less than an hour after a “Going into the trial, Accidents U.S. jury convicted Martin he had an audience of A report of a fight at 2:40 A report of a motor vehicle Shkreli of securities fraud, 12. Now he’s got an au- p.m. Friday at 216 Lewis St.; accident at 4:23 p.m. Sat- the so-called “Pharma dience of one,” Schwartz at 11:05 p.m. Friday at 224 urday 1016 Paradise Rd.l at Bro” was back at his New said, referring to the jury Washington St.; at 1:29 a.m. 9:52 p.m. Saturday at 450 York City apartment do- and judge. “He’s putting Sunday at Ocean Street and Paradise Rd. ing what comes naturally: himself at great risk for a Wave Street. trash talking in a live- higher sentence.” A report of a gunshot at Theft stream on YouTube. The 34-year-old defen- 12:15 a.m. Friday at 1000 The brash former phar- dant faces up to 20 years Western Ave. A report of larceny at 1:21 maceutical CEO, who’s in prison for his convic- A report of an injured police p.m. Saturday at Lincoln still out on bail, joked he tion on the most serious officer at 5:09 p.m. Saturday House Avenue.; at 4:44 p.m. won’t be going to a hard- counts, though the term at 300 Washington St. Saturday at 26 New Ocean St. core prison — “No shanks” could be much lower un- — and predicted his ac- der sentencing guidelines. quittal on some charges Shkreli’s lawyer, Ben Friday will help him re- Brafman, said he would cover tens of millions of argue for no jail time. No dollars he claims he’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Lynn Drug Task Force owed from a drug compa- sentencing date was set. ny he started. Martin Shkreli, center, stops with his attorneys Shkreli was arrested in “It doesn’t seem like life to talk to reporters in front of federal court in 2015 on charges he looted a Hotline will change much for Mar- New York, Friday. drug company he founded, tin Shkreli,” he said while Retrophin, of $11 million drinking a beer and play- es when it comes time for U.S. District Judge Kiyo in stock and cash to pay 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY ing with his cat. “I’m one sentencing. Matsumoto likely will fac- back investors in two failed or text the word tiplynn of the richest New Yorkers “No real good can come tor in any lack of remorse hedge funds he ran. Inves- there is, and after today’s from going on YouTube af- and contrition at sentenc- tors took the witness stand and your tip to “tip411” (847411) outcome, it’s going to stay ter a guilty verdict,” said ing in federal court in to accuse him of keeping that way.” Robert Mintz, a former Brooklyn, said Matthew them in the dark as his Spanish menu available Shkreli’s trolling of his federal prosecutor now in Schwartz, a defense law- scheme unfolded, while own trial has amused private practice. “This is yer and former feder- the defense argued there All reports of neighborhood activity some onlookers. But le- exactly the kind of behav- al prosecutor who once wasn’t any harm done be- will be investigated. gal experts say it could ior that got him in trouble worked for a Securities cause all of them got rich Callers may remain anonymous. have serious consequenc- in the first place.” and Exchange Commis- off of Retrophin stock. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Ballot doesn’t reflect the Latino presence LATINO last mayoral race in 2013. From A1 “All the candidates are working really hard to “Ninety-two percent of identify these voters be- all the staff in the pub- cause they understand the lic schools are white,” he importance of the Latino said. “It’s important for vote,” said Frances Mar- kids to see someone who tinez, president and CEO looks like them in front of of the North Shore Latino the classroom and it’s the Business Association. same for adults to see peo- Castellanos, who hails ple like them in office.” from Venezuela and im- When Maria Carrasco migrated to Lynn when ends her term on School he was three, said he and Committee later this year, his team have a goal of that could leave the city visiting 40 homes a day to without an elected Latino reach voters. leader. “I’m not just knocking Carrasco said rounding on the doors of Latinos,” up the Latino vote is a he said. “That said, I have challenge. If you want to been trying to reach out vote for the Italian in the to Latino families and get race, it’s easy, she said, be- them registered to vote.” cause they come from one Gervacio, whose fam- country. ily is from the Domini- But Latinos come from can Republic, said she is a number of different na- reaching out to the Lati- tions such as Guatemala, no community in barber the Dominican Republic, shops, salons, restaurants, Cuba, México, Colombia, and many of the retailers Puerto Rico and Costa along Union Street. Rica. “My goal is to visit plac- “We speak the same lanes where Latinos frequent guage, but our culture and and start a conversation,” our needs are very differ- she said. “My family has ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ent,” she said. “Each group been here since the 1980s Ryan Fila of the Wyoma Red Sox takes a hack at a pitch during a Lynn City Series Little League has different priorities and I’m using those con- game on July 25 at Kiley Playground in Lynn. and that makes getting tacts to get my name out the so-called Latino vote there to reach more voters.” very hard.” Figueroa said he has been Jaime Figueroa is seek- making connections with Wyoma’s Fila shows what it takes to win ing a Councilor-at-Large grassroots organizations seat, Brian Castellanos including the Highlands and Elizabeth Gervacio Coalition, Neighbor to FILA tion could be deemed fortu- “This kid wanted to be a “I’ll never forget it, there are running for school Neighbor and Lynn United From A1 nate, Ryan’s left tibia was kid,” Andrea said. “He was wasn’t a dry eye in the committee. for Change to meet voters. the only bone that seemed scraping up the floors with place,” Andrea said. “Ev- While the city’s Election “I am emphasizing to Lati- first appears in patients to be affected. But the bone his brace, jumping around eryone was cheering.” Office and the Massachu- nos the need to vote and the under the age of two. was so riddled with le- everywhere. It’s in his “There are so many peo- setts Secretary of State said impact it has on all of us,” he When Ryan was 11 sions that at times, doctors blood.” ple from this league (Wyo- they do not track voters by said. “They vote in the presi- months old, he was cruis- couldn’t even tell if it was When he was in second ma) that have been so sup- nationality, election experts dential race but I am trying ing around the house broken. One doctor suggest- grade, Ryan had to use a portive,” Andrea added. suggest the number of reg- to convince them that local when he went down a step ed amputating Ryan’s left wheelchair. But of course, “I give so much credit to istered Latino voters could elections have a much more and broke his leg. His par- leg when he was around a that didn’t stop him from everyone who took Ryan be as high as half of the significant impact on their ents, Tim and Andrea Fila, year old, a common treat- doing what he wanted to under their wing, like Jay population, or about 14,500. lives.” brought him to the hospi- ment for the condition. The do. Andrea said his friends Newhall, Tony Luciano, That’s a huge number tal, where doctors found thought was that it would at Lynn Woods Elementa- Eric Dugan, Rick Ander- considering Mayor Judith Thomas Grillo can be lesions within his broken be better for Ryan to grow ry would play catch with son, Mike Nickolau ... they Flanagan Kennedy re- reached at tgrillo@item- left tibia. The injury was up with the amputation him and do everything at just didn’t give up on him. ceived 9,258 votes in the live.com. concerning for doctors, rather than possibly facing his pace. Not that Ryan There’s also people watch- and of course, for Ryan’s it when he was older. needed anyone to slow ing over him, and that’s parents. But Ryan’s regular doc- down for him. huge, like the Miller fam- U.S. Rep. Clark hears “Kids just don’t break tor, Dr. Maurice Albright “I’d play kickball in ily and Lynn Woods prin- their legs like that,” An- of MGH, wasn’t ready to go a wheelchair too, and I cipal Ellen Fritz. We’re drea said. that route. The plan was would try to get doubles,” grateful for what we have.” from Malden, Medford The family headed to Mas- to respond to breaks and Ryan said. Ryan’s friends and fam- sachusetts General Hos- fractures as they come for Ryan has been playing ily, including more than CLARK she said. “By the end of pital in Boston right away. the time being. Casts and baseball for Wyoma since 40 cousins, have been a From A1 this century, the water There were lots of possible braces became a routine t-ball, and coaches always big support system as level on Boston’s coast is explanations for the break, part of Ryan’s life. found a way to have him well. Andrea says that no She acknowledged the forecast to rise seven feet. some very serious. “I can’t begin to tell you as a part of the team, re- one treats him differently, battleground in Washing- East Boston and Winthrop “We were there all night, how many times he was in gardless of his limitations. they just go at his pace. ton where traditionally may not exist anymore it was one of the worst a cast,” Andrea said. This season, a year re- For now, Ryan continues bipartisan legislation fac- when that happens.” nights of my life,” Andrea That remained the plan moved from another sur- to just be a kid. He says he es difficulty working in a Clark said solving the said. “They sent him for until about three years gery and out of his protec- has no pain on a normal Congress dominated by a high costs of health care bone scans, and they didn’t ago. Ryan broke his leg tive boot, Ryan tried out day, and he’s able to play Republican majority. reform can be accom- know what it was. It could just a few months af- for Majors. Red Sox coach sports such as basket- “We have had our prob- plished if a way can be have been cancer, it could ter another fracture had Rick Anderson welcomed ball, flag football and golf, lems, but we are in the found to “move the cost have been anything.” healed. But the fact that Ryan to his team with among others. minority,” she said. “It curve.” Then the thought was the bone was healing gave open arms. “He’s determined, and doesn’t mean that we fold “We can do this maybe that Ryan might have Dr. Albright the ability to “(Rick) is a phenomenal he’s a natural athlete,” our tents. We push back in parts, but we have got Neurofibromatosis (com- perform surgery on the guy,” Andrea said. “He put Andrea said. “He’s come harder.” to do it to give all Ameri- She said the Trump ad- monly referred to as NF), bone to implant a steel (Ryan) on the mound, at a long way, he really has. cans some relief,” she said. a set of complex genetic ministration has created plate that straightened first (base), wherever. And He’s thrived, nothing has Colleen Cook, the moth- disorders that affect al- chaos and has been de- the tibia, which had began he didn’t do it because he stopped him.” er of two daughters whose most every organ system, to bow out as Ryan grew. structive and distracting. felt bad for him, he did it The condition will never story went viral when she causing tumors to grow on “He’s amazing, he took because he has the heart “We can’t lose track of go away; Ryan’s left tibia described how they were nerves in the brain and bone marrow, a whole to play and he saw it.” will never be a normal bone. the issues that affect ev- punished for wearing exten- throughout the body. concoction to connect the On Opening Day at Rein- But the Filas will continue ery one of us,” she said. sions in their hair at Mystic In more than 50 percent bone,” Andrea said of Dr. Al- fuss Field, Ryan was finally to build on the progress he’s More than 200 peo- Valley Regional Charter of cases, pseudarthrosis is bright. The surgery has al- able to play his first base- made so far, and keep tak- ple attended the Malden School in Malden, asked linked with neurofibroma- lowed Ryan to walk on his ball game with no boot and ing it day by day. town meeting and several tosis. It wasn’t until recent- own, though he will require no restrictions. He drew a “For this disease he has, quizzed Clark on her po- Clark if she would address ly, within the last year, that subsequent surgeries as he walk, and then showed off he probably shouldn’t sitions, including her will- cultural training and more Ryan stopped seeing the NF continues to grow. his wheels, taking second even be walking. It is very ingness to take a pledge of oversight at charter schools. specialist; no other symp- But throughout the time and third on passed balls. crippling for some,” An- not accepting any campaign Clark praised the Cook toms of the disorder ever he was confined to crutch- He then came home on a drea said. “We’re blessed. money from fossil fuel com- family. surfaced. So fortunately, if es and casts, Ryan never base hit, and slid into home We can get through it, one panies. “We must stand up for anything about the situa- stopped being active. with no issues. day at a time.” Clark said she is not cer- students like Colleen Cook’s tain she accepts such con- inspirational and brave tributions and said she is daughters,” she said. “We North Shore students supplied with school tools adamant about address- are using public dollars to ing climate change. fund charter schools, which “We’ve got to kick this are in the public domain as SPUR wise begin a new year when the order arrives Through community ef- up in urgency, in the fu- well. They have to accept From A1 empty-handed. and packaging the materi- forts last year, SPUR pro- ture and for the future,” and educate all students.” “Can you imagine the als is needed. vided nearly 600 children caring and compassion- challenge parents’ face Volunteers gather to with much-needed back- ate community members when they have to buy package a variety of ma- packs filled with supplies. offer a gift like this al- everything for school and terials into these bags, Supporters of the school Sewer work to back lows them to exhale for a they are already strug- including: pencils scissors, system are highly appre- moment. They know that gling to put food on the glue sticks, rulers, folders, ciative of SPUR, their their child is starting a table,” Jocelyn Cook said, washable markers, and partners such as Jewish up Essex Street new school year with the a SPUR representative. more. Community Center of the the busy intersection’s same supplies as all of “Every child should have If you can’t afford a North Shore, and Marble- SEWER proximity to Swampscott their peers and are pre- a fair start to the school backpack or volunteer head Movers, and the hun- From A1 High School prompted pared to focus on academ- year.” time, cash donations can dreds of people who have ics.” clay and one of several town officials to schedule There are lots of op- be made to SPUR to pur- donated. This year, the nonprof- around town prioritized the work before school tions for those interest- chase these items. You “Thank you so much for it hopes to provide more for replacement. He said starts. ed in helping. Purchase can also ask your dentist the backpacks and sup- than 600 children with a backpack and sup- for things such as tooth- the essentials for fall plies,” wrote Stephanie plies for a K through paste and toothbrushes, Rossi, social worker at after school counselors, 2nd grader ($54.26), a or mail a gift card pay- food pantry directors, so- Thurgood Marshall Mid- backpack and supplies able to SPUR to P.O Box cial workers, and home- dle School in Lynn. “Be- for a 3rd through 5th 1274, Marblehead, with Need to find less education liaisons cause of your kindness grader ($66.48), a back- “backpack drive” in the submitted names of chil- and generosity, our stu- pack and supplies for a memo. dren who would other- dents were able to start an article? 6th through 12th grad- The organization plans the school year confident er ($74.08), a backpack to use some of these funds and prepared.” Lynn Drug Task Force ($33.82), or just school to supply healthy snacks For more information, go Hotline supplies ($38.46) within the bags. to: www.spur.community/ Subscribe to 781-477-4444 Those who cannot com- Children will also re- BackpackSponsor. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY All reports of mit to sponsoring an en- ceive a heartfelt handwrit- or text the word neighborhood activity tire backpack or want to ten note from volunteers Matt Demirs can be e-edition on tiplynn will be investigated. and your tip to Callers may remain have a more hands-on in- wishing them a promising reached at mdemirs@item- “tip411” (847411) anonymous volvement, can volunteer school year. live.com. Spanish menu available A8 MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Not so fast: LA still has business to settle on road to ‘28 LONDON (AP) — About that deal to bring the 2028 Olympics to Los Angeles: Not all is set in stone. Sometime over the next five weeks, leaders from LA and the U.S. Olympic Com- mittee have to iron out financial details about their joint marketing agreement that will figure heavily into the USOC’s ability to fund its athletes and sports organizations through those 2028 Games. When a city is awarded the Olympics, it also takes over its country’s domestic sponsorship program for a six-year period leading into those Games. The idea is to prevent the country’s Olympic committee and the host city from selling PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS competing sponsorships for essentially the same product. With LA now in position to host in Early in the process of the 2024 bid, 2028, the USOC and LA will try to LA and the USOC locked in their deal. expand that deal to eight years — from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS It was a six-year agreement in which 2021-28. USOC CEO Scott Blackmun the USOC was to receive 20 percent of and LA chairman Casey Wasserman, Indian boxer beats Chinese rival but doesn’t want his belt the revenue — worth somewhere around shown above, will talk soon about wheth- $380 million — from the domestic deals er the 20-80 split will remain in place, NEW DELHI (AP) — Indian boxer Amitabh Bachchan and other celebrities that LA expects to negotiate. and what other details need to change. Vijender Singh won his fight on Satur- among fans at the National Sports Club of day and then offered to give his Chinese India in Mumbai, the country’s financial opponent’s belt back in a gesture of and entertainment capital. Gatlin takes gold, pays respect to Bolt at worlds peace between the two rival nations. Singh then came back into the ring, took The fight against China’s Zulpikar the microphone and said: “I don’t want Maimaitiali went all 10 rounds with this title. I will give it back to Zulpikar.” Singh the winner in a unanimous ver- He added: “I don’t want tension on the dict — 96-93, 95-94, 95-94. border. It’s a message of peace. That’s Singh successfully defended his WBO important.” Asia Pacific super middleweight title The countries have been involved in a and also took his opponent’s WBO Ori- lingering dispute over a contested region ental super middleweight belt. high in the Himalayas where China, Singh hugged top Bollywood star India and Bhutan meet.

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By Scot Cooper ment,” Green said. FOR THE ITEM “At the club level, the amateur level, to see such great compet- MARBLEHEAD — It came itive golf is fantastic,” Green down to the final few holes on said. “So many great shots, the final day of the 78th Annu- great putts, we had excellent al Tedesco Country Club Four- rounds, extra holes, just a great ball Tournament, and Salem’s four days of amateur golf.” Bob Ward and his partner Tom Ward and Doyle were friends Doyle were able to hold off Mar- back in their days playing bas- blehead’s John Rogers and Eric ketball at Salem High School, Suhr to win the trophy. and reconnected after their Club pro Bob Green said Sun- kids started playing togeth- day’s wrapup of the 4-day tour- er for the Witches hoop team nament was a great day of golf. (Doyle is the head basketball “Great shots, great putts, and golf coach now). This was great weather, and just a fan- their first time as a team in a tastic round of golf at the end golf tournament. to win it,” Green said. “We’re “We’ve been friends for a long very proud of our tournament, time, but this is the first tour- it’s our signature event. We nament together for the two of ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK can control everything but the us,” Ward said. “I’m a member weather, (but) the weather co- here, Tom is the golf coach at Mario and Sherry Bertoni of Woburn came to see the races at Suffolk Downs Saturday. operated, and we saw some Salem High, he’s a member at fantastic golf over the past four Olde Salem Greens, this is our days. first tournament playing “Today was a great day of TEDESCO, B2 Mixed bag of weather golf, capping off a great tourna- doesn’t deter Suffolk fans

EAST BOSTON — A murky Stakes, which was run as an circle after Mr. Grey ($18.00) Saturday didn’t deter more exhibition race at the beginning prevailed by a nose for trainer than 6,000 racing fans from de- of the day with a victory aboard Antonio Arriaga. scending upon Suffolk Downs, Frosty Nurse for trainer Karl In the $50,000 Last Dance and the a sunny Sunday kept Grusmark. Stakes, Piermarini was aboard the patrons lining up at the bet- The three-year-old daughter Dr. Blarney ($2.10) remained ting windows and food trucks. of Freud is owned and bred by undefeated at Suffolk Downs The crowd swarmed to 6,929 Joseph DiRico and was moved with an 8 3/4 length romp for at its height over the weekend, up to first via disqualification trainer Karl Grusmark and and those who attended Sun- to earn her first victory. owner Joseph DiRico. The day saw jockey Tammi Pierma- As the remainder of the card chestnut son of Dublin is out rini notch six winners out of a got underway, Piermarini con- of the mare Dr. Capote and is a 14-race card. Piermarini also tinued her success with a win half-brother to Louise Kimball ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE swept the three stakes races on in the first race aboard Char- Stakes winner Frosty Nurse. Bob Ward, left, and Tom Doyle were high school basket- tap for the afternoon. lie Riffic ($7.60) for longtime “He is just such a cool horse,” ball teammates at Salem High. Sunday, they teamed up Piermarini kicked off her day local trainer Bobby Raymond. said Piermarini. “Knowing we to win the Tedesco Fourball championship. in the $50,000 Louise Kimball She returned to the winner’s SUFFOLK, B2 Another Shoe City Classic Swampscott Sox stun Champions

SWAMPSCOTT — The 10-1, Saturday, took a 4-3 Swampscott Sox grabbed lead into the bottom of the a commanding 2-0 lead seventh inning before Ro- in their best-of-five North driguez struck. Shore Baseball League The playoffs are down semifinal series Sunday to four teams, with the night with a 7-4 win over Kingston Night Owls Peabody Champions at playing the Beverly Recs the middle school field in the other series. thanks to a walkoff grand The third game will be slam by Elvis Rodriguez. played tonight (6:30) at Peabody, which lost the the middle school baseball first game of the series, field.

PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON AND FRED HOGAN A successful Shoe City Classic basketball tournament concluded Sunday at Marian Gardens in Lynn with Cutis Henderson, hold the trophy in the top left photo, winning MVP honors. He is anked by directors Fred Hogan, left, and Simmie Anderson. Above right, Ali Barry, center, drives to the hoop through the defense of Ky’Juan Anderson, left, and Myles Manalaysay. Be- low, bleachers were imported to the court at Marian Gardens to accommodate the crowd.

ITEM FILE PHOTO Nick Faulkson had two hits as the Navigators dropped their nal game of the season. Navs fall to Rox in nale

BROCKTON — The Despite scoring only North Shore Navigators two runs, the Navigators ended their season on a had 10 hits, three by Alec sour note Sunday, falling Cargin and two each by to the Brockton Rox, 23- Billy Buscetto Jr. and Nick 2, in a Futures Collegiate Faulkson. Baseball League game. After scoring eight runs The Navs, who got off to in the first two innings, a tough start, end the season with a 21-32 record. Brockton scored nine in North Shore spotted the the fourth, four more in Rox eight runs in the first the sixth and two in the two innings. seventh. Brockton scored three in The Navigators got their the first and five more in only runs in the seventh the second. and eighth innings. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 2017 Ex-high school teammates a hit at Tedesco TEDESCO ing to make it to the final From B1 round. Both said they had a fantastic time in their together and it really first time as official team- turned out great.” mates in a tournament. Ward and Doyle got to “We played together in the final round against some charity tournaments, Rogers and Suhr by beat- but this was the first real ing Tom Burke and Rom tournament together, we Emmons Sunday morn- really had a blast today, ing. Swampscott’s Burke just a fantastic time,” Rog- tipped his cap to Ward and ers said. “We each made Rogers Sunday afternoon. some key shots, some key “Those two played putts throughout the day, great,” he said. “We were and it was really a great down by five shots with time, a fantastic four days five holes to go, we won at Tedesco.” three straight, but they “Eric and I both made clinched it with a win on some birdies, we hit some the 17th, those two played good shots, we really just really great golf,” Burke said. wore down a little at the Doyle said things worked end, but it was a great out just fine for the first- time,” Rogers said. time partners. “John’s a member here, “I thought we played (at Tedesco) I’m his guest pretty well,” he said. “We and Tedesco has been fan- made some shots and tastic, they’ve taken care things just turned out of us every day, the course pretty well for us. was beautiful every day, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “We’ve been friends for all the holes in pristine Boston’s Chris Young celebrates as he arrives at home plate after hitting a 3-run home run off over 25 years, and we just condition, just a super Chicago’s Mike Pelfrey in the fifth inning of Sunday’s game. went out to have a good time in this tournament,” time on the course and Suhr said. things turned out pretty Peter Brown and Frank well.” Bertolino, both from Mar- Ward said he and Doyle blehead, were the over- Sox prove ‘Young’ at heart are going to wait and see all round-a-day winners. if this partnership is go- “Both teams in the final played great golf, con- BOSTON (AP) — Red Chris has had decent suc- him in his previous two straight game with a ing to take off now that gratulations to all of the Sox manager John Far- cess coming into today’s at-bats, but I still thought bruised right wrist. Tyler the two have the Tedesco golfers,” Green said. “This rell’s decisions worked out game against Pelfrey — that that matchup gave us Saladino took his place Fourball trophy for 2017. is our signature event very well. and it held true to form,” the best chance.” and doubled his first at- “We definitely want to every year and everyone White Sox manager Rick Farrell said. Chicago lost its sixth bat. play together again, but first we’ll check with our associated with Tedesco Renteria, though, made Young improved to 10 for consecutive game, and Red Sox: Farrell said wives first,” Ward said puts their heart and soul one move and the game 24 in his career against 23rd in its last 27. The Betts got: “A well-de- with a hearty chuckle. into this tournament, and was lost. Pelfrey, but it was his first White Sox were swept in served” day off. Betts has The runners-up, Rog- I think we had four days Chris Young hit two homer and RBI against a four-game series in Fen- played in 107 of the club’s ers and Suhr, got by Jim of great golf, really a very homers, including a tie- the righty. way Park for the first time 112 games. DH Hanley breaking three-run shot With the score tied in since July of 1988. McCathern and Steve successful week here at Ramirez missed his sec- Glowacz Sunday morn- Tedesco.” after the batter in front the fifth, Sandy Leon was Doug Fister (2-5) allowed ond straight with soreness was walked intentionally, on second with two outs three runs and eight hits in both obliques, but Far- to lift the Boston Red Sox after a leadoff double over 6 1/3 innings, strik- rell said: “This is not a DL to a 6-3 win over the Chi- when Renteria intention- ing out a season-high sev- situation.” cago White Sox on Sunday. ally walked left-handed en for his second straight POWER SURGE “Yeah, you definitely feel batting Andrew Benin- win. Craig Kimbrel, the It was Boston’s sea- tendi to have Pelfrey face third reliever, pitched the better if you get the job son-high fifth consecutive done in that situation,” the right-handed hitting ninth for his 27th save. multi-homer game, and Young said. “If you don’t Young, who already had a Pelfrey (3-10) gave up the 15th of Young’s career. get the job done, you feel homer over and double off six runs and eight hits The Red Sox went ahead a little worse than if the the Green Monster. in 5 2/3 innings. He’s 0-5 game’s kind of going as it Young belted the second with a 7.78 ERA in his last 2-0 in the first on homers normally does.” pitch just inside the left- eight starts. by Eduardo Nunez and Inserted into right field field foul pole. The White Sox opened Young. by Farrell with All Star “I’ve got to make a bet- the second with four Nunez’s went into the Mookie Betts getting the ter pitch to the next guy straight hits to take a 3-2 center-field bleachers and day off, Young added an after that,” Pelfrey said. “I edge. Yolmer Sanchez and Young’s completely left RBI double and had a solo failed to do that obviously Tim Anderson had consec- Fenway, clearing a bill- homer off starter Mike and he made me pay for it, utive RBI singles before board over Monster seats. Pelfrey to help the AL just like he did in the first Alen Hanson’s sacrifice fly. EXTRA WORK East-leading Red Sox com- inning.” Young’s double tied it at The White Sox took in- plete a four-game sweep of Renteria felt it was the 3. field practice - a rarity the White Sox. best matchup. TRAINER’S ROOM around the majors, espe- “You go by what Mook- “That’s basically what it White Sox: 3B Matt Da- cially on Sunday mornings ie’s needs were and when was,” he said. “I knew that vidson was a late scratch - that wrapped up about you start to put the lineup Young had obviously done after being listed as the 90 minutes before the first ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE together you see where a little damage against DH, missing his fifth pitch. Tommy Doyle, left, and Bob Ward were the winners in this weekend’s Tedesco Fourball tour- Iffy weather doesn’t deter Suffolk fans nament. SUFFOLK Miami is the latest From B1 were going a little longer today, I tried to save him stop for QB Cutler for the stretch. He is a very classy horse.” DAVIE, Fla. (AP) — said in May, when Cutler Piermarini continued her clean sweep of the Jay Cutler has decided was hired by Fox as an an- stakes races and teamed to postpone retirement alyst to work on its No. 2 up again with Antonio Ar- for the chance to be Ryan NFL team. riaga to win the $50,000 Tannehill’s replacement. Tannehill, who missed First Episode Stakes with Cutler agreed to terms the final four games of last Miss Wilby ($6.20). The Sunday on a contract season with two sprained 4-year-old daughter of with the Miami Dolphins, ligaments in his knee, Imperialism won by sev- a person familiar with the reinjured it a week into en-lengths and earned her situation said. The person training camp Thursday. fourth state-bred stakes confirmed the agreement The damage is similar last victory. to The Associated Press year’s injury, a personal “I have had just an awe- on condition of anonym- familiar with the diagno- some day,” said Piermari- ity because the Dolphins sis said, which has left the ni, who ranks as the third weren’t expected to an- Dolphins consulting with all-time leading female nounce the deal until Cut- specialists to determine rider. “Miss Wilby felt like ler signed the $10 million, whether surgery is the a different horse today. one-year deal. best option for Tannehill. The trainer has done a Cutler will compete with He’s expected to be side- great job with her. It feels Matt Moore for a starting lined a minimum of six even sweeter to have such job while Tannehill re- weeks, but the deal with a big day at home.” ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK mains out with a left knee Cutler signals the Dolphins She capped off her day And they’re off during horse racing Saturday at Suffolk Downs. injury that could sideline anticipate Tannehill will with a victory aboard Sim- him for the entire season. need a lengthier recovery. Dolphins coach Adam Cutler is 68-71 as a ply Classic ($17.80) in the lied to win the $75,000 morning to get a feel for The jockey and trainer Gase was offensive coor- starter with a career final race on the card for Drumptop Stakes. her because she can be a combination started their dinator for the Chicago quarterback rating of trainer Brenda McCarthy. Trained by James Ton- little tricky – she can be successful day in the third Also Sunday, the track Bears when Cutler had a 85.7, 208 touchdown pass- er and ridden to victo- mouthy and wants things race with Great Captain career-best quarterback es and 146 interceptions. hosted a handicapping ry by Michael Luzzi, the her way. The pace slowed tournament which yield- ($4.40) and continued rating with them in 2015. Several NFL starting QBs 3-year-old daughter of down a little bit and I in the seventh race with Gase joined Miami in are older, including New ed two qualifiers for the Tapit stalked the pace and knew we were in a good National Handicapping Golden Story ($8.40). They 2016, and Cutler parted England’s Tom Brady, launched a strong bid on position and she finished Championship, which is capped off their day in the with Chicago in March af- who just turned 40. the turn. She hit the lead really strong.” scheduled to be held in Las eighth race with Charged ter eight seasons. Moore turns 33 next and drew off to win by 2 Bellavais returned $6.80, Vegas in February. Adam ($9.20). Cutler, 34, drew little week and has 28 starts 3/4 lengths to complete 4.00 and 3.20. Notaprada- Aiken of Springfield fin- Pedroza also won the interest in the spring as a in 10 seasons. Last year the mile in 1:42 4/5. Ton- price paid $14.20 and 5.80 free agent, perhaps partly he helped the Dolphins ished first with a bankroll sixth race with Adversary er also won the Drumptop while Cool returned $5.80. because of his prickly per- clinch their first postsea- of $2290.95 while Chris- ($7.60) for trainer Rodolfo topher Ahl of Hingham, Stakes in 1997 with Gas- Also on the card, jockey sonality and tendency for son berth since 2008, go- Sanchez-Salomon. Massachusetts finished tronomical. Brian Pedroza rode four turnovers. ing 2-1 as a starter to end second with $1672.40. “I had been only on this winners, three of which The live racing and food “I guess I know a differ- the regular season before Saturday, Bellavais ral- filly once before,” said Lu- came for trainer Michael truck festival will contin- ent guy than what every- a first-round playoff loss zzi. “I got on her in the Stidham. ue Sept. 2-3. body else portrays,” Gase at Pittsburgh. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Registration for B’s want the dinner, the cost is Holtz, Phelps deliver $40. There will be raffles, a academy underway 50/50, gifts, prizes and a silent auction. Registration has begun For information, or to sign for Bruins Academy, which up, contact Paul Ryan or will run Saturday, Oct. eulogies for Parsigian Steve Patrie at pryanlynn@ 7, 14, 21, 28 from 9:30 to aol.com or s_patrie@verizon. 10:30 a.m. at Connery Rink net; or (781)632-9737 or SOUTH BEND, Ind. nity Parseghian gave him in Lynn. (781) 417-9345. (AP) — Ara Parseghian to try out for the team as The camp is being run Deadline for signup is was remembered as a a walk-on in the 1960s. thanks to a partnership be- Sept. 10. championship football Though never more than tween Lynn Youth Hockey coach, mentor, tireless a backup, Schivarelli said, and the Boston Bruins. fund-raiser for medical Parseghian treated him as Registration if $100. The Lynn Summer research and gentleman well as any All-American. camp includes a free full Track Series of the first order during Years later, Parseghian set of CCM equipment his funeral Mass and a arranged for members (valued at $500 retail) such The Lynn Parks and Recre- memorial celebration that of Chicago to stand on as skates, pads, a helmet ation Department’s Youth followed on Sunday. the Notre Dame sideline and a stick; a profession- Summer Evening Track Parseghian, who brought during a game against al personalized fitting in meets will be held Monday Notre Dame’s proud pro- Southern California. September; and four weeks evenings until Aug. 21 at gram out of the doldrums The band never forgot of on-ice instruction by Manning Field, starting at of the early 1960s to win Parseghian’s kindness, certified coaches and NHL 6:30 p.m. two national titles, died Schivarelli said, and for alumni. There is no entry fee, and Wednesday at 94 . the last 23 years has do- All children should be kids, from toddlers to high Former Notre Dame nated one dollar from ev- able to skate on their own, schoolers, from all communi- football Lou Holtz and for- ery concert ticket sold to unaided. In addition, the ties are welcome. mer basketball coach Dig- Parseghian’s foundation. program is intended for There are eight different ger Phelps were among Phelps spoke of children who have not par- running events and two field the speakers at the me- Parseghian’s sense of ticipated in an organized events. morial. Country music humor. In 1965, Phelps, hockey program before. For more information, visit artist Vince Gill, who with then a high school coach Children who have regis- lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- his wife Amy Grant are in Pennsylvania, wrote a tered with a Mass. Hockey lon at [email protected] or friends of the Parseghian letter to Parseghian say- association previously are 617-893-7064. family, performed two ing he wanted one day to not eligible to participate. songs. be head basketball coach For further information, LYS Registration Holtz told attendees PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at Notre Dame and emu- contact communityrela- that the late school Pres- late the work Parseghian [email protected]. Lynn Youth Soccer is ident Rev. Theodore Hes- Lou Holtz delivers a eulogy for former Notre was doing with football. accepting online registration burgh once said hiring Dame football coach Ara Parsigian Sunday. Par- Phelps was hired in 1971 Lynn Jets hockey for the Fall 2017 Intramural Parseghian was one of sigian, credited with resurrecting the Fighting and came to find out that Program until August 28th, the smartest things he Irish program, died last week. old note to Parseghian golf outing 2017. Children four and had ever done and that had been deposited in the The Lynn Jets hockey older as of September 1, Parseghian once said his a Heisman Trophy win- 68 years, Katie, lost three coach’s “crazy letter file.” team is sponsoring its sec- 2017 are eligible to partici- years in South Bend were ner play for him at Notre grandchildren between When Phelps’ basketball ond annual golf outing Sat- pate. To register, please cre- the greatest of his and his Dame. He won national ti- the ages of 9-16 to Nie- team ascended to No. 1 in urday, Sept. 23, at Gannon ate an online account, and family’s lives. tles in 1966 and 1973 and mann-Pick disease from the national polls in Jan- Golf Course, with alumni enter your players informa- “Had Ara Parseghian posted an .836 winning 1997-2005. Parseghian uary 1974, Parseghian ac- from Lynn Classical, Lynn tion via the register link on not shown up, so many percentage before he re- helped create a foundation knowledged the achieve- English and Lynn Tech. the homepage: www.lynny- people would have missed tired in 1974 at age 51. that has raised more than ment by inviting him to Proceeds from the outing outhsoccer.org. him because of his insight, It was noted at the me- $45 million for research the stage at an event cel- willbenefit the 2017-2018 Lynn Youth Soccer relies his love of his family and morial that Parseghian’s on the disease. ebrating the ‘73 football Lynn Jets Hockey Team. on volunteers to support the his caring for people,” playbook always had the Parseghian also was a championship. Golfers can create their program, and help is needed. Holtz said. “A lot of peo- saying “We have no break- past national chairman “He was a big brother own foursome or sign up as If you are interested in a ple can be successful. But ing point!” written on the for the Multiple Sclero- and mentor,” Phelps said. a single/twosome and be volunteering, please check Ara was significant. Sig- last page. Parseghian sis Society. His daughter, “He was incredible being placed on a team. out the website or speak to a nificant is when you help lived that mantra outside Karan Burke, died in 2014 who he was, especially The 9-hole even begins at coach or board member. other people be successful football, as well. after battling MS for four in letting me know how 3:15 p.m. with a staggered More information is avail- and, of course, that lasts Notre Dame President decades. to coach here at Notre start and ends at 9. The $80 able at www.lynnyouthsoc- many a lifetime.” Rev. John Jenkins, who “Such losses crush many Dame. He told me every donation includes nine holes, cer.org, or on the LYS Face- Parseghian, who coached presided at the funeral, people. They did not crush game you play is the other a cart, a buffet dinner and book page, or you can email at Miami University, his spoke of the grace with Ara” and his family,” Jen- team’s Super Bowl. Your music. For those who just [email protected]. alma mater, and North- which the Parseghians kins said. kids have to be ready, western prior to coming to faced devastating illness- Peter Schivarelli, man- and above being ready, South Bend, had 25 con- es that touched the family. ager of the band Chicago, because the other team is TV/RADIO sensus All-Americans and Parseghian and his wife of remembered the opportu- coming after you.” TV Basketball: Big3 games Baseball: Little League: South- (taped), FS1, 8 p.m. east Regional, ESPN, 7 Judge hits HR Horse Racing: Saratoga Live: p.m.; Miami at Washington Cab Calloway Stakes, FS2, 4 MLB Network, p.m.; Little p.m. League: Southwest Regional, as Yanks keep ESPN2, 9 p.m.; Chi. Cubs at Track and Field: IAAF World San Francisco, ESPN, 10:08 Championships, NBCSN, 2 p.m. p.m. pace with Sox MAJOR LEAGUES CLEVELAND (AP) — blame for not making the American League National League East Division East Division Their offense sputtering play. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB for nearly a week, the Yan- “It’s a ball that should Boston 63 49 .563 — Washington 65 44 .596 — kees needed a break. have been caught,” said New York 59 51 .536 3 Miami 52 57 .477 13 Tampa Bay 58 55 .513 5½ Atlanta 51 59 .464 14½ A fly ball, the sun and Almonte, who sat at his Baltimore 55 56 .495 7½ New York 49 59 .454 15½ Abraham Almonte com- locker and reviewed the Toronto 52 59 .468 10½ Philadelphia 40 69 .367 25 Central Division Central Division bined to give them one. play on a tablet with In- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Almonte misplayed dians bench coach Brad Cleveland 59 50 .541 — Chicago 58 52 .527 — Jacoby Ellsbury’s shot Mills following the game. Kansas City 57 53 .518 2½ Milwaukee 59 54 .522 ½ Minnesota 53 56 .486 6 St. Louis 55 56 .495 3½ to right field in the sixth “It was not an easy fly Detroit 51 59 .464 8½ Pittsburgh 54 57 .486 4½ inning into a three-run ball, but it should have Chicago 41 68 .376 18 Cincinnati 45 66 .405 13½ West Division West Division triple, Luis Severino over- been caught.” W L Pct GB W L Pct GB powered Cleveland’s line- The Yankees wound up PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston 71 40 .640 — Los Angeles 78 32 .709 — up into the seventh inning scoring five runs in the Seattle 57 56 .504 15 Colorado 64 48 .571 15 Aaron Judge connects for homer No. 35 during Los Angeles 55 57 .491 16½ Arizona 63 48 .568 15½ and Aaron Judge ham- sixth — matching their to- Sunday’s New York Yankees win over the Cleve- Texas 53 58 .477 18 San Diego 49 61 .445 29 mered a three-run homer tal in the past four games Oakland 50 62 .446 21½ San Francisco 44 69 .389 35½ land Indians. Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games as New York rolled to a — and bounced back from Seattle at Kansas City, ppd. Chicago Cubs 7, Washington 4 8-1 win over the Indians two sloppy losses to split on.” — only No. 5 since the All- Milwaukee 3, Tampa Bay 0 L.A. Dodgers 7, N.Y. Mets 4 Baltimore 5, Detroit 2 Milwaukee 3, Tampa Bay 0 on Sunday. the series with the defend- Other than allowing Star break — to give New Boston 4, Chicago White Sox 1 San Diego 5, Pittsburgh 2 With the score tied 1-1 in ing AL champions. Brantley’s homer, Sev- York an 8-1 lead. Judge’s N.Y. Yankees 2, Cleveland 1 Atlanta 7, Miami 2 Texas 4, Minnesota 1 St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 1 the sixth, Ellsbury sent a Severino (9-4) gave up erino was rarely in any screaming liner to center Toronto 4, Houston 3, 10 innings Colorado 8, Philadelphia 5 deep drive off Carlos Car- Michael Brantley’s homer trouble. He put himself in had an exit velocity of 113 Oakland 5, L.A. Angels 0 San Francisco 5, Arizona 4, 10 innings Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games rasco (10-5) that Almon- in the first and then toyed a bind in the fourth with mph, and the Yankees can N.Y. Yankees 8, Cleveland 1 St. Louis 13, Cincinnati 4 te seemed to track while with the Indians, striking a leadoff walk and wild only hope it hurries him Tampa Bay 2, Milwaukee 1 Tampa Bay 2, Milwaukee 1 Boston 6, Chicago White Sox 3 Miami 4, Atlanta 1 fighting a tough sky. But out nine and allowing just pitch, but locked down and out of an extended slump. Baltimore 12, Detroit 3 Pittsburgh 5, San Diego 4, 12 innings as he neared the wall, Al- three runners to reach. He retired Cleveland’s 3-4-5 Judge struck out in his Houston 7, Toronto 6 Washington 9, Chicago Cubs 4 Minnesota 6, Texas 5 Philadelphia 3, Colorado 2 monte, who returned from didn’t give up his second hitters to keep it 1-0. first two at-bats and was Seattle 8, Kansas City 7, 1st game San Francisco 6, Arizona 3 the minors on Saturday, hit until there were two Brantley touched Severi- walked in the sixth before Oakland 11, L.A. Angels 10 L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, 8:05 p.m. Kansas City 9, Seattle 1, 2nd game Monday’s Games didn’t extend his glove outs in the seventh and no for a homer in the first, hitting his league-leading Monday’s Games Detroit (Zimmermann 7-8) at Pittsburgh and braced for impact well was pulled by manager but the Indians didn’t homer. Detroit (Zimmermann 7-8) at Pittsburgh (Williams 4-4), 7:05 p.m. (Williams 4-4), 7:05 p.m. Miami (O’Grady 2-1) at Washington (Scher- shy of the wall as the ball Joe Girardi before getting make much hard contact “I swung at some pitch- Milwaukee (Suter 2-2) at Minnesota (San- zer 12-5), 7:05 p.m. bounced off its base, allow- a roaring ovation from off the 23-year-old. es out of the zone before tana 12-7), 8:10 p.m. San Diego (Chacin 11-7) at Cincinnati St. Louis (Martinez 7-9) at Kansas City (TBD), 7:10 p.m. ing three runs to score. several thousand New “That’s as impressive that,” he said. “In that at- (Kennedy 4-7), 8:15 p.m. Milwaukee (Suter 2-2) at Minnesota (San- Ball game. York fans. of stuff as you’re going bat, I was able to stick to Baltimore (Bundy 10-8) at L.A. Angels tana 12-7), 8:10 p.m. (Ramirez 10-9), 10:07 p.m. St. Louis (Martinez 7-9) at Kansas City “You hope it goes over The All-Star right- to see,” Indians manag- my approach and drive it Tuesday’s Games (Kennedy 4-7), 8:15 p.m. the wall,” said Ellsbury. hander is 4-0 with a 0.71 er Terry Francona said. to right-center. The past Detroit at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 10-8) at San Francis- N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. co (Moore 3-11), 10:08 p.m. “But I’ll take a triple any ERA in his last four starts. “The fastball, everybody couple of weeks I’ve been Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games day, especially with three “He has continued to im- sees that, but he’s gaining getting off my approach. Colorado at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Detroit at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Texas at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. runners on. I’m happy it prove all year long,” Yan- confidence in an off-speed. When you get out of your Houston at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Colorado at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. found some turf.” kees manager Joe Girardi. That’s a tough guy to face.” approach in the major Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. San Diego at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. St. Louis at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Texas at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Almonte didn’t make “I’m seeing him do things Judge connected in the leagues, people will expose Seattle at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. any excuses and accepted now that he didn’t do early seventh for his 35th homer you.” Baltimore at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. St. Louis at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at San Francisco, 10:15 TODAY IN SPORTS p.m.

Aug. 7 the women’s marathon in the first two-run shot in Tampa Bay’s 15-10 the same score as Russia’s Aliya TRANSACTIONS 1907 — Walter Johnson wins the world track and field championships loss to Cleveland. Mustafina but drops to fourth on a first of his 417 victories leading the at Helsinki, Finland. 2004 — Greg Maddux becomes the tiebreak. Washington Senators to a 7-2 victory 1992 — Sergei Bubka, the world 22nd pitcher in major league history 2016 — Jim Furyk becomes the first BASEBALL HOUSTON ASTROS — Optioned 1B over the Cleveland Indians. record-holder and defending Olympic to reach 300 victories, leading the golfer to shoot a 58 in PGA Tour his- American League A.J. Reed to Fresno (PCL). Placed C 1952 — 74-year-old Bion Shively champion, fails to clear a height in Chicago Cubs to an 8-4 victory over tory. Three years after Furyk became BOSTON RED SOX — Sent RHP Car- Evan Gattis on the 7-day DL. drives Sharp Note to victory in the the pole vault. San Francisco. the sixth player on tour with a 59, he son Smith to Portland (EL) for a Recalled C Juan Centeno from Fres- third heat of the Hambletonian 1994 — Carolyn Hill captures her 2007 — San Francisco’s Barry takes it even lower in the Travelers rehab assignment. no. Selected the contract of 3B J.D. Stakes. first title in 14 years on the LPGA Bonds hits home run No. 756 to Championship with a 12-under 58 in CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Claimed INF Davis from Fresno. 1982 — Speed Bowl wins the Ham- Tour. Hills shoots a final-round 69 for break Hank Aaron’s storied record. the final round. Furyk finishes tied D.J. Peterson off waivers from Seat- KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Placed C bletonian Stakes in straight heats 275 that gave her a three-stroke vic- Noticeably absent are commissioner for fifth at 11 under, three strokes tle and optioned him to Charlotte Salvador Perez on the 10-day DL. with 25-year-old Tom Haughton in the tory over Nancy Ramsbottom in the Bud Selig and Aaron. (IL). Assigned RHP Andrew Edwards out- sulky, the youngest to win the Ham- McCall’s LPGA Classic. Hill, who tied 2012 — Aly Raisman becomes the behind winner Russell Knox. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned right to Omaha (PCL). Recalled C bletonian. the tournament record of 13-under- first U.S. woman to win Olympic gold 2016 — Ichiro Suzuki triples off the INF Erik Gonzalez and RHP Adam Cameron Gallagher from Omaha 1983 — Hal Sutton overcomes three par, had made a tour-record 359 on floor, and she picks up a bronze wall for his 3,000th hit in the major Plutko to Columbus (IL). Reinstated (PCL). straight bogeys and edges Jack Nick- starts before tasting victory. on balance beam on the final day of leagues, becoming the 30th player to 2B Jason Kipnis from the 10-day DL. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned laus by one stroke to win the PGA 1999 — Wade Boggs becomes the the gymnastics competition at the reach the milestone as the Miami Recalled OF Abraham Almonte from RHP Daniel Wright to Salt Lake championship. first player to homer for his 3,000th London Olympics. She just misses a Marlins beat the Colorado Rockies Columbus. (PCL). 1983 — Norway’s Grete Waitz takes hit, connecting in rare style with a medal in the all-around, finishing with 10-7. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 2017 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Partnerships will encourage Participate in events or ac- Aim to please and you will get Negotiate personal and profes- Offering your assistance will re- Let experience be your guide personal growth and bring tivities that will help you get the recognition you deserve. sional contracts to bring about sult in unexpected favors. Pay it to a better future. Put greater about opportunities that will ahead. Collaborate with peo- Your dedication and hard work positive changes that will im- forward and make a difference effort into how you run your help you excel. A steady pace ple you feel can bring value to will pay off. Traveling, attending prove your life and income. to someone in need. A busi- home and take care of your will ensure that you reach your a project or idea you want to meetings and mixing business Your dedication and contribu- ness trip or meeting will turn professional responsibilities. destination and derive the pursue. with pleasure will lead to ad- tions will be rewarded. into a learning experience. Say little, but do a lot. most benefit from your efforts. vancement. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Hidden matters will disrupt TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Put a little muscle behind your Weigh the pros and cons of Be open to self-improvements. your plans. If uncertainty pre- Don’t feel you must indulge Use your excellent memory and ideas and push to get things any situation you face at work Take criticism seriously and do vails when dealing with one someone if you don’t have the intelligence to get your way. Re- done. You can make a differ- or home before you share your whatever it takes to get ahead. of your peers, you should ask time, patience or means to do fuse to get swept up by emo- ence to someone in need of a opinion. You are best off not Money matters are best han- questions. It’s better to know so. Feelings of guilt will be due tional spending that will lead little nurturing and emotional getting into an emotional dis- dled with care. Joint ventures where you stand before you to someone’s manipulative to stress and disappointment support. cussion. are not favored. make a personal choice. tactics. It’s OK to say no. when the bills come in.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Man seems to be a friend only when he needs a hand Take your time when on defense DEAR ABBY: My hus- You’re so great, amazing, Saint Augustine, who died too, but would have been fa- band has been so-called Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van cute, etc. Love you, our in A.D. 430, said, “Patience is tal here. The trump lead risked friends with a man I’ll call Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, kids will be so cute, I wan- the companion of wisdom.” costing partner a trick in the “Roy” for almost 30 years. and was founded by her mother, na marry you, etc.” And Many inexperienced de- suit, but was safe this time. During the 23 years I have nothing else. He won’t fenders lack patience when South played three rounds Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at it comes to taking tricks. “Win been in the picture, I have DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los even let me compliment now and think later” is a prev- of spades, discarding hearts noticed their friendship Angeles, CA 90069. him. alent attitude, often with cost- from the board and putting seems one-sided. We used to have intellec- ly consequences. East in. We hear from Roy only tual arguments, dumb This deal is an example; but To defeat the contract, East when he’s down on his other friends of theirs so accustomed to it that he competitions, talk all first, what do you think of the had to shift to a heart or a luck or needs help moving have been invited on out- doesn’t know the differ- night about fun things we auction? North’s two-heart low diamond, but chose to or lifting something. Last ings and met her during ence. How sad. wanted to do one day or response was natural and cash the diamond ace. Then year he began dating the year. just sit around and snark promised in principle at least he cashed the club ace, and eight points. someone new. He has had I feel Roy is using my DEAR ABBY: A year at each other when we declarer accurately threw her husband because he ago I met the untouchable North thought about open- many girlfriends and we weren’t going at our some- ing two hearts, planning to king. Now South could get to knows he makes decent Ice Prince Charming and have not met a third of times separate hobbies. I introduce his clubs on the the board with the club queen them. Since this courtship money and can come somehow managed to know all every girl wants next round if it seemed ex- and cash the heart ace to dis- began, Roy has changed through to fund all the snatch him up a few is her boyfriend to be pedient. However, he was in card her diamond 10. his number at least four best man duties. I don’t months ago. But now that sweet, so why does it both- the second position, when times, and each time, my want my husband to keep he has “defrosted” and er me? Am I crazy? How one prefers to have a text- husband has had to call playing the fool. Is this we’re starting to settle do I get my best friend book hand for a pre-emptive opening. South, with only 15 around to get his suppos- normal friend behavior? into a relationship, I’m re- back? high-card points, was light for edly best friend’s phone alizing that my “prince” is PROTECTIVE IN UNUSUAL JERSEY her two-club opening, but she number. a bit too charming. MISSOURI GIRL had only a three-loser hand, Well, Roy proposed (for This may sound nuts, and owning spades gave her the first time ever) to this DEAR PROTECTIVE: but I’m getting sick from DEAR JERSEY GIRL: control over the auction. After girlfriend. About a week No, it’s not. Your husband’s all the sugary sweet affec- Here’s how. Tell him exact- that, the auction was sensi- later he texted my hus- “best friend” appears to be tion all the time, and I ly what you have told me. ble, North correctly upgrading band a photo of the ring a user. From where I sit, he can’t get him to answer He may be love drunk, but his hand. West had a tough lead. I with the caption: “She said is being treated more as a anything for himself. It’s if that doesn’t sober him think I would have selected yes, and you are the best reliable resource than a always, “It doesn’t matter, up, then it may be time to the heart king, or perhaps the man!” That was over a friend, let alone a “best” as long as I’m with you. It find a prince who’s less club jack. The diamond three year ago. My husband still friend. However, after 30 doesn’t matter, you’re bet- charming and better suit- would have been tempting hasn’t met the fiancee. But years, your spouse may be ter/your opinion is better. ed to you.

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AVISO DE AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING THE TRIAL COURT DE ACUERDO CON EL ALOJAMIENTO Y DESARROLLO DE LA PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PURSUANT TO THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF 1992

COMUNIDAD DE 1992 COMPLAINT FOR ANNULMENT The Lynn City Council has rescheduled a Public Hearing as part of the Citizens Participation Process under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992 El Ayuntamiento de Lynn ha reprogramado a cabo una audiencia pública como and regulations hereunder. The purpose of the Hearing is to allow public input with parte del Proceso de Participación de Ciudadanossegún el acto de desarrollo de Essex Division. DOCKET NUMBER: ES16D2885DR regard to the City's proposed Annual Action Plan including the use of the la Comunidad y el Alojamiento de 1992, y normas bajo los términosa Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Fiscal Year 2017 quíestablecidos. El objetivo de la audiencia es permitir la entrada publica Michael Burns, Plaintiff V. Salima Nabisalu Lummunnye, Defendant appropriations for the Community Development Block Grant Program encuanto propuesto de la Ciudad plan de acción annual incluso el uso del ($2,303,065), HOME Program ($620,109), and the Emergency Solutions Grant Departamento de Vivienda y DesarrolloUrbano (HUD) el Año fiscal 1. Plaintiff in this action seeks to annul the alleged marriage between the plaintiff Program ($208,892). Collectively, these appropriations will be used to fund local 2017estimóasignaciones del Programa de la Subvenciónenbloque de desarrollo and the defendant. community development activities in the City's Fiscal Year 2018, which de la Comunidad($2,303,065), Programa de CASA ($620,109) y el Programa de commences July 1, 2017. Eligible activities may include acquisition, disposition, la Subvención de Soluciones de Emergencia($208,892). Colectivamente, estas a 2. Defendant resides at 11 LaGrange Terrace Lynn public facilities and improvements, clearance and demolition, public services, signaciones estarán a costumbradas a actividades de desarrollo de la comunidad Essex County, MA 01902 relocation, housing services, homeownership assistance, construction of housing, local del fondoen el Año fiscal 2018 de la Ciudad, quecomienza el 1 de julio de housing rehabilitation, microenterprise assistance, technical assistance, 2017. Las actividades elegibles puedenincluiradquisición, disposición, 3. On 10/03/2005 the parties went through a marriage ceremony at Nashua, NH, rehabilitation and preservation, economic development activities, planning and instalacionespúblicas, autorización y demolición, serviciospúblicos, traslado, at which time the plaintiff was domiciled in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts design, etc. servicios del alojamiento, ayuda para comprar casas, construcción de at the commencement of this action. alojamiento, rehabilitación del alojamiento, ayuda de la microempresa, The Hearing will be held on Tuesday, August 22, 2017 at 8:00 p.m. at the Lynn asistenciatécnica, rehabilitación y preservación, actividades de desarrollo 4. The parties last lived together in Lynn, MA. City Hall, Council Chamber. Residents are invited to attend this hearing. The económico, planes y diseño, etc. Council Chamber is handicapped accessible and any individual needing a special 5. The plaintiff now doubts the validity of the marriage for the following reason(s): accommodation for their handicap must contact the Office of Economic and La audienciaserásostenida el martes, 22 de agosto, 2017, a las 8:00 p.m. en el Community Development at (781) 586-6770 at least two weeks prior to the Public Lynn City Hall, Sala del Consejo. Los residentesestáninvitadosaasistir a la The plaintiff entered into marriage in good faith, but at the time of the marriage, Hearing. Copies of the draft Fiscal Year 2018 Annual Action Plan were made audiencia. La Sala delConsejoesaccesible para discapacitados, y cualquier plaintiff was induced to enter into the marriage through fraud practiced upon the available for review on Wednesday, July 12, 2017 at the Office of Economic & persona quenecesite un alojamiento especial a sudiscapacidad de beponerse en plaintiff by the defendant; and that upon the discovery of the true facts said Community Development, Lynn City Hall, Room 311, Lynn, MA 01901; on the contacto con la Oficina de DesarrolloEconómico y Comunitario al (781) plaintiff ceased the marital relationship. Please specify the fraud: website at www.cityoflynnoecd.net; or by emailing [email protected]. Persons 586-6770 por lo menos dos semanas antes de la AudienciaPública. Copias del Parties married in October 2005 and lived together briefly. After 3 weeks the interested in commenting on the proposed information listed in the Annual Action Proyecto Año Fiscal 2018 Plan de Acción Annual fueron hechos disponibles para Defendant left for Uganda and has not returned. The plaintiff and the Defendant Plan must submit written comments to the above-mentioned address no later than revisión el miércoles, 12 de julio, 2017en la Oficina de Economía y Desarrollo de have had no contact. It is the Plaintiff's belief that the Defendant had ulterior Thursday, August 10, 2017. All comments will be considered prior to the la Comunidad, Ayuntamiento de Lynn, Sala 311, Lynn, MA 01901; en el sitio web motives for the marriage, including immigration. submission of the Annual Action Plan to HUD. It is the policy of the City of Lynn for en www.cityoflynnoecd.net, oen la dirección de correoelectrónico, jmills all residents to have substantial opportunity to participate in the planning process @lynnma.gov. Las personas interesadas en comentarsobre la informaciónque se 6. The minor or dependent child(ren) of this allaged marriage are: none of Community Development. ha propuestoen el Plan de Acción Annual deben presenter sus comentarios porescrito a la dirección antes mencionada a mástardar el jueves, 10 de agosto 7. Plaintiff certifies that no previous action for divorce, annulling or affirming James M. Marsh Charles J. Gaeta de 2017. Se tendrán en cuenta todos los comentarios antes de la presentación marriage, separate support, desertion, living apart for justifiable cause or custody Director Executive Director del Plan de Acción Annual a HUD. Es la política de la ciudad de Lynn que todos of the child(ren) has been brought by either party against the other except: Community Development Lynn Housing Authority los residents tenganuna gran oportunidad de participaren en el proceso de and Neighborhood Development planificación del desarrollo de la comunidad. 8. Wherefore, plaintiff requests that the Court Item: August 7, 2017 declare that the alleged marriage between the parties be adjudged null and void. James M. Marsh Charles J. Gaeta COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Director Executive Director Date: August 19, 2016 THE TRIAL COURT Community Development Lynn Housing Authority Michael Utke PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT and Neighborhood Development 21 Cummings park, Suite 276 Docket No. ES17P Item: August 7, 2017 Woburn, MA 01801 INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Tel. No. +1 (617) 314-6600 LEGAL NOTICE B.B.O. # 687171 Estate of: George A Conley Lynn Conservation Commission Item: August 7, 2017 Date of Death: June 15, 2017 Essex Division In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Chapter 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the THE TRIAL COURT Petitioner Shawn T Conley of Lynn MA Lynn Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, August 15, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 2017, at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A, Lynn City Hall, on the Notice of Intent of Ronald a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Maclennan, Maclennan Realty Trust, 7 Luise Lane, Lynn, MA for the construction of Summons by Publication and Mailing a single family home with associated utilities and appurtenances within the The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal 100-foot buffer zone to Sluice Pond at 196 Jenness Street, Lynn, MA. Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Essex Division. DOCKET NUMBER: ES16D2885JP supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Mary Lester the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Chairwoman Michael Burns Plaintiff(s) from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Item: August 7, 2017 V. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Salima Nabisalu Lummunnye Defendant(s) Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal THE TRIAL COURT To the above named Defendant(s): Salima Nabisalu Lummunnye Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT A Complaint has been presented to this Court by the Plaintiff, Michael Burns Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Docket No. ES17P1992EA seeking a Complaint for Annulment Item: August 7, 2017 INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE You are required to serve upon Michael Burns - whose address is 27 Whiting St., Estate of: Stella Kelly #6 Lynn, MA 01902 your answer on or before the 18th day of December, 2017. Date of Death: April 14, 2017 Essex Division If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of action. You are also required to file a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of Petitioner Diane M. Shai of Chelsea MA the Register of this Court at Salem, MA. Have a story to share? a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Diane M. Shai of Chelsea MA WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court, this 24th day of July, Need a question answered? has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to 2017 serve without surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register [email protected] Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Item: August 7, 2017 supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Catch up with your Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal favorite team Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: August 7, 2017 in Item Sports!

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By Patrick Whittle America’s bruins. cesses the most teeth of in 2010 to more than 35,000 ASSOCIATED PRESS “Populations are grow- any lab in America. The now according to state wild- ing,” she said. “We’ve in- lab contracts with state life managers. Bear popu- BRIDGTON, Maine — creased facilities to ac- wildlife departments and lations are also growing in Carolyn Nistler is at the commodate so turnaround processed nearly 260,000 Massachusetts, New Jersey forefront of a boom in a time isn’t longer.” black bear teeth from and elsewhere. Black bears resource that plays a key States use bear teeth 2009 to 2016, up from less live in 41 states. role in the management for research about met- of American wildlife: bear than 220,000 from 2001 The nationwide pop- teeth. rics such as how old the to 2008, according to data ulation was more than Nistler, owner of a Mon- animals were at the time provided by Nistler. 400,000 in 2008, which tana lab, and others are they died, which can be an A growing bear popula- is most likely double the sorting through a windfall indicator of how healthy tion has created more hunt- population in 1900, and it of teeth taken from Amer- bear populations are. The ing opportunities, which has expanded even more ican black bears, which teeth are most often har- leads in turn to more bear in the last nine years, said use their powerful jaws to vested from bears killed teeth for researchers, Nis- Lynn Rogers, a bear expert crush hazelnuts and chew by big game hunters, who tler said. with the North American salmon flesh. The growing seek the burly animals for Indeed, the tooth boom Bear Center in Ely, Minn. population of the bears sport all over the country. comes as the black bear Bear populations have in the United States has Some are also taken from population is expanding increased as people have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS scientists sorting through roadkill animals. in many states, especially learned to live around the thousands more teeth, Nistler owns Matson’s in East Coast states like animals, which are mostly This bear skull shows where the tooth is ex- which are important to get Laboratory in Manhat- Maine, where the popula- skittish around humans, tracted from bears. The practice is used to a handle on the health of tan, Mont., which pro- tion has grown from 30,000 Rogers said. monitor the population. Food is free for

Laurel Krokstrom the taking at holds a model of the Earth, while Ja- malee Clark, right, uses a flashlight to floating ‘forest’ simulate the sun By Karen Matthews Swale and her summer while Laura Petico- ASSOCIATED PRESS residency at Monet’s Gar- las, center, holds the den in Giverny, France. moon and explains NEW YORK — An old Swale’s harvest is free how a total solar construction barge plant- for the taking. Dariella ed with vegetables, apple eclipse occurs, in Rodriguez, director of out- trees and fragrant herbs Gering, Neb. reach for Youth Ministries is giving apartment-dwell- for Peace and Justice, a ing New Yorkers a chance FILE PHOTO | community group that to pick something and eat ASSOCIATED PRESS leads tours of Swale, said it. many visitors are sur- Part floating garden, part U.S. in rare bull’s-eye for total solar eclipse artwork and part commu- prised they don’t have to nity organizing project, pay. the barge called Swale is “Immediately they’re like, By Marcia Dunn physicist who is coordinat- is holing up at Casper, Wy- the public’s eyes to won- currently docked on a riv- ‘how much?’ And when ASSOCIATED PRESS ing NASA’s education and oming. Minor league base- der,” says Montana State er in the South Bronx and we tell them that it’s free, public outreach. ball teams will halt play University’s Angela Des they’re really shocked,” Ro- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. And the party planning for “eclipse delays” in Sa- will move to Hudson River — It will be tough eclipsing Jardins, a physicist in Park in lower Manhattan driguez said. is at full tilt from Oregon lem, Ore., and elsewhere. charge of a NASA eclipse Swale was launched in this eclipse. to South Carolina. By a cosmic quirk of the from Sept. 15 to Nov. 15. ballooning project. The 2016 with funding from The sun, moon and Earth Eclipse Fests, StarFests, calendar, the Little Green Founder Mary Mat- will line up perfectly in the student-launched, high-al- tingly created Swale in Kickstarter and A Blade SolarFests, SolFests, Men Days Festival will be of Grass, a nonprofit that cosmos on Aug. 21, turn- Darkening of the Sun- in full swing in Kelly, Ken- titude balloons will beam part to give New York- supports socially engaged ing day into night for a Fests, MoonshadowFests, tucky, as will the American back live video of the ers an opportunity to art. few wondrous minutes, its EclipseCons, Eclipse En- Atheists’ annual conven- eclipse along the route. forage for food, which is path crossing the U.S. from counters and Star Parties tion in North Charleston, Satellites and ground illegal throughout the The hard cider company Strongbow is providing sea to shining sea for the are planned along the long S.C. telescopes will also aim at city’s 30,000 acres of pub- additional support this first time in nearly a cen- but narrow path of totality, And where better to the sun and at the moon’s lic parks. The no-forag- ing rule doesn’t apply to year including a donated tury. where the moon complete- fill up on eclipse T-shirts shadow cutting a swath Never will a total so- Swale, since it’s a barge. “orchard” of eight apple ly blots out the sun. and safety glasses — and some 60 to 70 miles wide lar eclipse be so heavily Vineyards, breweries, mu- eclipse burgers — than “Because not everyone trees. across the land. Astro- viewed and studied — or seums, parks, universities, the Eclipse Kitchen in has access to healthy food “It aligns with our mes- celebrated. stadiums — just about ev- Makanda, Ill. nauts will do the same in New York, I saw Swale saging because we’re about “We’re going to be look- erybody is getting into the Scientists are also going with cameras aboard the as a tool to advocate for bringing nature into the ing at this event with un- act. gaga. International Space Sta- policy change,” said Mat- city,” said Reggie Gustave, precedented eyes,” prom- The Astronomical League “This is a really amaz- tion. Ships and planes will tingly, an artist who is di- Strongbow’s brand manag- ises Alex Young, a solar for amateur astronomers ing chance to just open also catch the action. viding her time between er. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 2017 HEALTH Got allergies? Seattle discovery could improve treatment

By Sandi Doughton have to understand it first.” The key to the team’s THE SEATTLE TIMES Led by researchers at success is a technique pi- Virginia Mason’s Benaroya oneered at Benaroya by SEATTLE — Allergy Research Institute, the Se- William Kwok. The meth- sufferers know the drill: attle team is the first to od uses molecules called Eyes that itch and water; find a way to distinguish Blake Rust, tetramers tailored to latch sneezes that won’t stop; the “bad” immune-system post-doctorate onto specific cell surface the fear that a hidden cells that trigger allergies researcher in proteins — then to light up morsel of peanut will trig- from “good” immune cells the Wambre when they find a match. ger a life-or-death crisis. that fight infection. They Lab at the Working with blood from Over-the-counter drugs also showed that effective Benaroya and allergy shots deliver Virginia Mason patients allergy therapy banishes Research with and without allergies, relief to some people, but the bad cells from the body. Institute, not others. the researchers screened “If you are allergic, you examines a each sample for 200 pro- Now, a discovery by Se- have those bad cells,” said blood sample teins or other character- attle researchers holds out lead author Erik Wambre. in Seattle. istics — at a cost of thou- the hope of better diagnosis “If you are not allergic, sands of dollars per test. and treatment for allergies you don’t.” PHOTO | TRIBUNE It took them seven years of all types — and may even That means scientists NEWS SERVICE lead to a cure someday. should be able to develop to zero in on five key dif- ferences between good and “I think it’s a big deal,” a test to identify people at allow doctors to quickly least stop them.” sponsible has been tough said Dr. David Robinson, an risk of allergies, even at a determine whether treat- Almost 50 million Amer- because there are so few of bad cells, Wambre said. allergy specialist at Virgin- very young age, he said. For ment is working. But it’s icans suffer from nasal them, Wambre explained. This week’s paper re- ia Mason Medical Center parents, that could elimi- the possibility of stamping allergies, while about 4 A milliliter sample of ports results from 80 pa- and co-author of the study, nate the panicked trips to out the bad cells altogeth- million children have food blood can contain more tients with allergies and which is featured on the the emergency room that er that has the research- allergies. The Asthma and than a million white blood 34 without, but the team cover of this week’s edi- are often the first indica- ers most excited. Allergy Foundation of cells, but only a handful has tested samples from tion of the journal Science tion that their child has a “I’m pretty optimistic,” America estimates the to- fall into the “bad” category. hundreds of patients with Translational Medicine. dangerous food allergy. said Wambre. “My hope is tal amount spent on drugs, Finding them is like try- a wide range of allergies “Ultimately we’re interest- The ability to monitor that we might find a drug shots and other health care ing to locate an individual — Robinson included. ed in fixing allergies and the level of bad cells in a that will specifically de- at nearly $18 billion a year. among the nearly 700,000 “I’m patient zero for a lot treating people, but you patient’s blood would also stroy the (bad) cells, or at Identifying the cells re- people in Seattle, he said. of our studies,” he said. Undertaker or caretaker? Trump’s shifting health role

By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — With Republicans unable to ad- vance a health care bill in Congress, President Don- ald Trump’s administration may find itself in an awkward role as caretaker of the Affordable Care Act, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS which he still promises to Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, center, with California Senate repeal and replace. President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon, D-Los Angeles, left, and Assembly Speak- The Constitution says er Anthony Rendon, D-Paramount, talks to reporters in Sacramento, Calif. presidents “shall take care that the laws be faithful- ly executed.” So as long as California speaker recall effort former President Barack Obama’s law is on the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS books, that doesn’t seem President Donald Trump speaks during an reflects Democratic tension to leave much choice for event about healthcare in the Blue Room of the By Jonathan battle among environmen- ing on its hind legs, a knife Trump, even if he considers White House in Washington. J. Cooper talists over the state’s cap- in its back, with “Rendon” the law to be “a disaster.” ASSOCIATED PRESS and-trade law to fight cli- printed on the blade. “It’s either caretaker in about three months, on committed to upholding mate change, which some A few days later, hun- or undertaker,” quipped Nov. 1. the law of the land.” SACRAMENTO, Calif. economist Joe Antos of the thought was too deferen- dreds of activists filled Consumer organizations, Price so far has sent — Democrats control ev- business-oriented Ameri- tial to oil companies. the Capitol rotunda out- state officials, Democrats, mixed signals. His depart- ery lever of power in Cal- can Enterprise Institute. While Democrats in lib- side Rendon’s office, their insurers, and groups rep- ment recently canceled ifornia state government, “I think in the end it’s eral California feud with chants echoing through- resenting various health contracts for community and free from worrying going to be ‘caretaker’ Washington and proudly care interests will keep groups to provide sign-up about major losses to Re- out the building. because they’ll finally re- cast themselves as a foil close tabs on the actions assistance in 18 cities. His publicans, they’re training Rendon said he supports alize nobody is going to to Republican President of Health and Human Ser- official rhetoric about the fire instead on each other. single-payer health care blame Obama. Having the Donald Trump, they’re far in concept, but that SB562 vices Secretary Tom Price law has been harsh, max- The latest example is a re- from united at home. thing blow up is going to and his deputy, Seema Ver- was “woefully incomplete.” imizing its faults without call effort against Assembly For Rendon, the backlash be considered in the public ma, who runs the federal The measure lacked key recognizing the health Speaker Anthony Rendon, began after he sidelined eye to be Trump’s fault.” agency that administers details about how a sin- benefits of 20 million more a strong progressive now the bill, SB562, which Every move by Trump’s health insurance programs. people with insurance. targeted by party activists looked to eliminate insur- gle-payer system would health chief will be scru- “We are going to hold upset that he derailed a bill ance companies in Califor- function, including a plan tinized by Democrats for HHS accountable to fully But the department did seeking government-fund- nia and make state gov- to raise the estimated evidence of “sabotage,” implement the law,” said work with Alaska on a ed health care for all. ernment the “single-payer” $400 billion it would cost. a charge they’re already lawyer Mara Youdelman, waiver that’s been praised The Rendon recall comes for health care services. “We’re going to continue to making. Meanwhile, the who heads the Washing- for helping to stabilize as the California Demo- An image quickly made hold him and all other poli- administration will try to ton office of the National that state’s insurance cratic Party contends with the rounds on social me- ticians accountable for their use its rule-making power Health Law Program, an market. And early on, the a protracted leadership dia showing an altered actions,” said Don Nielsen, to bend Obama’s law to- advocacy group. “The Af- agency issued a regulation battle that is as much version of California’s government relations direc- ward Republican priorities. fordable Care Act is the that made several chang- about donors and messag- flag: Instead of a grizzly tor for the California Nurses The Trump administra- law of the land, and every- es insurers had requested ing as it is about ideals. bear walking on all fours, Association. “This is too im- tion’s first sign-up season one who is working for the to help things run more It follows a contentious it showed the beast stand- portant an issue.” for 2018 coverage starts administration should be smoothly.

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