TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 Lynn Steve Krause water, A sad sewer chapter rates in Ortiz on the story rise The Bruins were about By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF wrap up their Game 6 win over the St. Louis LYNN — A four percent Blues Sunday night, and increase in the city’s water the predominant emotion and sewer rates was ap- was to get a good gloat on. proved on Monday night, The St. Louis Post-Dis- which will boost the aver- patch had committed a age residential customer’s classic “Dewey Defeats annual bill by about $28 Truman” gaffe by running to $32, according to Dan- an advertisement that MOTHER AND CHILD REUNION iel O’Neill, Lynn Water & congratulated the hock- Sewer Commission execu- ey team for winning the tive director. Stanley Cup — before the IN LYNN CLASSROOM O’Neill attributed the game even started. I have rate increase to an im- a friend out that way, By Thor Jourgensen Mendez is a U.S. Army sergeant Yissell Mendez pending 13-year, $200 and I was busy thinking ITEM STAFF who spent nine months deployed in and son Dan- million combined sewer of some Grade-A insults out ows (CSO) project Iraq before returning home late last niel embrace on I could send to her via LYNN — After nine months of that is scheduled to start month to Fort Bragg in North Car- Monday at the Facebook. talking to him on FaceTime about Lincoln-Thomson in June 2020 and the loss Then, word began his friends and fun at Lincoln-Thom- olina. of Garelick Farms, which School. Ramona ltering down that David son Elementary School and life with Danniel, a Lincoln-Thomson he said accounted for 7.5 Martinez, Dan- Ortiz was shot in the his grandparents, Yissell Mendez rst-grader, knew his mother was percent of revenue in the Dominican Republic. At wrapped her son, Danniel, in a hug coming home sometime this month. niel’s great-grand- Water and Sewer Com- rst, it didn’t sound all Monday afternoon and didn’t let go. But thanks to the collective efforts of mother, is at right. mission operating budget. that terrible as the re- “It was hard. I love what I do but grandfather, Felipe Fernandez, and The Lynn Water and ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON ports said he took a bullet I missed so many things in his life,” Sewer Commission will in his leg. Of course, all she said. REUNION, A3 increase rates from $10.58 of this is relative. He per 100 cubic feet to $11 got shot. That’s terrible per 100 cubic feet, or 748 enough. gallons, which will take We managed to get a effect on July 1. story in the paper prior to There’s been a 4 percent deadline, but it was short rate increase for the past and incomplete, as most three years, but O’Neill all breaking news stories said there had been zero are while they’re devel- increases in the previous oping. four years. Soon enough, those “We had four out of the reports started to change. last seven years, zero rate Now, they say he was increases, but the last shot in the back, and the three, we see there’s a bullet penetrated some tsunami on the horizon,” vital organs. O’Neill said. “We’ve got It sets your head spin- a $200 million price tag ning, doesn’t it? so we’re starting to ramp This wasn’t some drug up the rate a little bit to feud, where gun violence get there, so it’s affordable seems to be the preferred and reasonable.” method of retribution. The commission also At rst, it was thought approved an $82.26 mil- Ortiz was the victim of lion capital improvement a robbery gone wrong. plan for scal years 2020 But now we know he was to 2022, which includes targeted, or appeared to $54.6 million for CSO have been targeted, and funding over that time pe- this no accident. riod. Most of the time, some- But the biggest ques- one gets shot in some tion was whether the far-off place and we shake A Swampscott business panel would approve the our heads sadly and turn Lynn Water and Sewer the page of the newspa- Commission’s $30 million per, or, perhaps, resume story that’s t to print FY20 budget. sur ng our TV sets with The commission was the remote. By Bella diGrazia and Maddox and translates in Span- Co-founders deadlocked on its rst But this is the type of ITEM STAFF ish to “Look to the sea,” offers class- Sammia Atoui and vote, 2-2. Commission- thing that stops you in es, workshops and organized events Adrian Gonzalez ers Vincent Lozzi Jr. and your tracks because it SWAMPSCOTT — The town’s new- Walter Proodian voted to that introduce residents to four dif- opened MiraMar est business gives “Look to the sea” a just seems so impossible. Print Lab two approve the budget, while To use an interjection whole new meaning. ferent forms of print-making. weeks ago and are chairman William Trah- that he himself used after MiraMar Print Lab, Humphrey “Printmaking bridges people to- ant and David Ellis voted both excited to in- the Boston Marathon Street’s most recent establishment, gether,” said Gonzalez, who has a no. Richard Colucci was bombing, this is David F. celebrated its grand opening less Bachelors in Fine Arts from Tufts troduce residents absent. Ortiz we’re talking about. than two weeks ago with co-founders University, a diploma and 5th Year to the art form. David Travers, head of Big Papi. The man who Sammia Atoui and Adrian Gonza- Certi cate from the School of the nance for the Water and ITEM PHOTO | lez. The lab, in which the name rep- BELLA DIGRAZIA ORTIZ, A3 resents the name of their kids Amira SWAMPSCOTT, A2 LYNN, A3 Saugus trolley driver’s INSIDE Opinion A pathway to plan goes off the rails transforming lives. A4 By Bridget Turcotte of probation, according to Suffolk County Sports ITEM STAFF District Attorney spokeswoman Renee Na- Alcock, Ouellette deau Algarin. put Spartans in D2 BOSTON — A jury found a former He was additionally ordered by Judge MBTA trolley driver from Saugus guilty North semi nal. B1 Michael Ricciuti to pay a $5,000 ne and  of fraudulently collecting workers’ com- $60,000 restitution. Classical baseball pensation and disability insurance after “We tried the case and we put on the best paying someone to wear a Michael Myers falls in extras. B1 defense that anybody could and the jury  costume and attack him on the job. came back the other way,” said Attorney Fenwick baseball A Suffolk Superior Court jury found Michael Natola on behalf of his client. PHOTO | TRANSIT POLICE walks off against Thomas Lucey, 47, of Saugus, guilty of Lucey maintains that he is not guilty of Surveillance video captured the suspect in an Saugus. B1 workers’ compensation fraud, perjury, mis- the crimes, said Natola.  alleged attack on an MBTA trolley driver ee- leading police, and two counts of insurance Shortly after midnight on Oct. 30, 2016, St. Mary’s softball fraud Friday. He was sentenced to three ing the scene. Evidence eventually pointed to handles Matignon. B1 years in prison, followed by three years PLAN, A2 an acquaintance of Thomas Lucey of Saugus.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 77° VOL. 141, ISSUE 156 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 58° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 OBITUARIES Baker urges tech leaders to Marie A. Meyer, 70 focus on education, housing Marie A. Meyer (O’Connell), age 70, died peacefully with family by her side at Kaplan I’ve said many times that tion results, Baker received Illinois and New Jersey, By Matt Murphy Family Hospice House. She STATE HOUSE I don’t think the solution 66.6 percent of the vote. where legislators have was the loving wife of Chris- NEWS SERVICE to Massachusetts issues or He encouraged business pursued tax and scal topher Meyer, with whom she problems is to raise taxes leaders to help him con- policies that have driven BOSTON — Even as shared 40 years of marriage. and I’ve said that many vince the Legislature to companies to move to oth- industry leaders warned Born and raised in Dorchester, times. And I continue to pass his “Housing Choic- er states like Tennessee, how the tax hike could she was the daughter of Daniel believe it,” Baker said. es” bill that would lower Georgia and Florida where erode the state’s econom- and Pauline O’Connell, and sis- The governor spoke to that threshold to a simple the tax burden is lower. ic strength, Gov. Charlie ter to Paul, Edward and Daniel. the Massachusetts High majority. “We could become Con- Baker steered clear in a Marie graduated from Cardi- Technology Council at its The governor, however, necticut in a New York speech to technology lead- nal Cushing High School and annual meeting Monday did not address the pro- minute,” said MHTC Ex- ers Monday of the million- worked for John Hancock for 17 at the Seaport Hotel. On posed surtax on wealthier ecutive Director Chris An- aires tax proposal that years. She moved to Nahant in education, Baker said his residents that High Tech derson, ticking off compa- will again be before the 1981 where she dedicated her bill seeks to provide addi- Council President Chris nies like Mercedes, Aetna Legislature this week. time to raising her daughter and tional nancial resources Anderson said was put- and others that have left Baker, instead, sought caring for her family. as well as accountability ting the state’s economic Connecticut. the help of technology Marie loved walking and en- measures to help improve development advantages Anderson called the and nephew and niece, Doug- industry executives in joying the scenery around Na- underperforming schools at risk. Massachusetts econo- las and Lucy Meyer. passing education and hant, particularly at East Point. and districts. House and Senate law- my the “envy of the na- Service information: Rel- housing legislation that She loved traveling near and “There is a large and makers will debate and tion,” but said lawmakers atives and friends are re- he described as critical to far with her family, and prided lively debate going on vote on the proposal should be focused on im- spectfully invited to attend developing and retaining herself on traveling to all 50 about what this should Wednesday to impose a 4 proving things like trans- a memorial service on Sat- a highly quali ed work- states and a majority of na- look like,” he said. percent surtax on income portation without raising urday, June 15, 2019 at 11 force. tional parks with her husband. While Baker acknowl- over $1 million, the rst new revenue. a.m. in the Nahant Village The governor said after Marie had the ability to edged a debate over ed- step of a four-year process The council, he said, Church, 27 Cliff St., Nahant. his speech that raising make friends anywhere she ucation funding, he said to get it on the ballot in believes that a shortage In lieu of owers please taxes was not the “solu- went. Her kindness, thought- the money question would 2022. of project management feel free to donate to the tion” to the challenges fulness and generosity will be “work itself out” and he The proposal appears to personnel, not revenue, is Nahant Historical Society, or faced in Massachusetts, remembered by many. expects a nal bill to reach have more than enough the “most critical imped- your charity of choice. Direc- but he avoided stating di- She is survived by her hus- him within a year. support in the Legisla- iment” to improving the tions and guestbook at www. rectly whether he would band, Christopher; daughter As for housing, Baker ture to advance, and won’t state’s infrastructure, and solimine.com. oppose a tax on million- and son-in-law, Diana and noted that even in his his- face the face hurdles that that public-private part- aires if it were to reach the Dennis Borg; brother-in-law toric election in 2018, he caused the courts to strike nerships must be an ele- ballot. Supporters say the and sister-in-law, Michael and Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito a similar proposal from ment of the solution. tax would generate need- Meyer and Barbara Beatty; ed revenues for education couldn’t crack the 66 per- the ballot last summer. Anderson also said that and transportation. cent threshold that’s need- Anderson preceded the the state should be work- “We have a long way to go ed in cities and towns to governor, and warned that ing with employers to on this one and obviously get around zoning rules to Massachusetts could be better structure worker at some point we’ll have a build new, more affordable following in the footsteps commutes to reduce con- Antoinette A. Pappa, 96 conversation about it but housing. According to elec- of states like Connecticut, gestion.

LYNN — Ms. Antoinette A. A Swampscott business story that’s t to print Pappa, 96 years, of Lynn, died on Monday, June 10, 2019 in SWAMPSCOTT nity,” Atoui said. “It’s really Philip’s Manor Nursing home From A1 been such a positive expe- after a brief illness. rience here and especially She was born, raised and Museum of Fine Arts and since we opened our lab.” lived in Lynn her entire life. a leadership certi cate Relief printing, silk- She was the loving daughter from Harvard University. screen printing, mono- of the late Philip and Carmel- “It was started by the Chi- printing and letterpress la (Rufo) Pappa. She was a nese around 600 B.C. and printing are the vari- devoted daughter, sister, aunt it really hasn’t changed ous forms people can try and friend who enjoyed her much. It’s connected to their hand at when they travels to Las Vegas, Bermuda, every way we share infor- walk into the lab. Gonza- the Bahamas and Hawaii. mation, like when it was lez said they work with Ms. Pappa worked as direc- used to make World War a soy-based ink because tor of housekeeping at the for- I and World War II propa- it’s non-toxic and offers a mer Lenox Hill Nursing Home ganda.” slightly easier cleanup. and Rehab Center. She started “When you put the ma- as a nurse’s aid and worked While Gonzalez complet- Service information: Her ed all his higher education trix on the paper and put her way up in the organization. She maintained her devotion funeral will be held on Thurs- in Boston, Atoui got her it through the press, you to her patients even when she day, June 13, 2019 at 8:30 BFA in printmaking from see it and just think ‘wow,’” Gonzalez said. “It’s such a was no longer working on the a.m. from the SOLIMINE the Rhode Island School oor. She always made time Funeral Home, 426 Broad- of Design, a Masters in magical experience.” Printmaking is a very to stop and visit, brightening way (Route 129), Lynn, fol- Business Administration the days of many and ensuring lowed by a funeral Mass in from Simmons School of collaborative artform, Gon- zalez said, and it’s almost they received the best of care. Holy Family Church, Lynn, at Management, and certi - When not working she enjoyed 10 a.m. Burial in St. Mary’s cates from Massachusetts better when there is more than one person working shopping with her niece and Cemetery. Relatives and Institute of Technology, travels to Las Vegas, Bermuda, friends are respectfully in- Harvard and School of the on a piece. With classes that help guests make the Bahamas and Hawaii. vited. Visiting hours are on Museum of Fine Arts at Ms. Pappa is survived by her Thursday from 8:30-9:30 Tufts. cards and others that al- low people to work with niece, Mary F. McGuire and her a.m. prior to her funeral. In Before opening their own husband Douglas McTernan of lieu of owers donations may business, the two were cre- photography, fabric and stencils, there is a little Santa Fe, N.M.; and her sister, be made to Phillip’s Manor ating art out of a cramped ITEM PHOTO | BELLA DIGRAZIA something for everyone. Phyllis Cutone of Atlanta, Ga. Nursing Home, 28 Linwood studio in their home. Not Co-founder Adrian Gonzalez created a piece “There are so many dif- She also leaves several niec- Road, Lynn, MA 01905. Di- only did they dream of that represents Swampscott’s seaside commu- ferent ways you can try es and nephews. She is the rections and guestbook at a bigger space, they also nity by printmaking on a piece of fabric. printmaking,” said Gon- sister of the late Constance www.solimine.com. wanted to share their zalez. “So it reduces the Hughes, Josephine Moyer, Vio- knowledge of art with the stigma of having to be a la Evangelista, Carmen Pappa, residents of Swampscott, After moving to New En- community. master at it on day one of Philip Pappa, Jr. and Mary A. no matter their age, said gland for school, Atoui said “I live here and my kids trying it.” McGuire. Atoui. they never looked back. live here and I wanted The new business owners, Bella diGrazia can be and husband and wife of 10 They moved to Swampscott to build something that reached at bdigrazia@ years, met while in middle six years ago and love ev- would get me even more itemlive.com. Follow her on Raymond H. Ott, 85 school in upstate New York. erything about the seaside involved with the commu- Twitter @BelladiGrazia.

SWAMPSCOTT — Mr. Ray- Saugus trolley driver’s plan goes off the rails mond H. Ott, 85 years, of Swampscott, died at home on PLAN trolley line. employees will not be tol- rated by bank and phone June 6, 2019 after a short ill- The driver, Lucey, said From A1 erated,” the department records that showed com- ness. He was the husband of the assailant pulled him said in a statement on Oct. munication between the the late Margaret E. (Winslow) out of the trolley and MBTA Transit Police re- 31, 2016. two before and after the Ott. punched him repeatedly But there was one prob- sponded to a report that attack. Ray was born in Claremont, as he lay on the ground lem. a man, wearing dark cov- Lucey led paperwork N.H., the son of the late Henry before  eeing the area, Responding of cers col- eralls, a Michael Myers to receive workers’ com- and Alice (Gould) Ott. He was according to a statement lected the plastic pump- Halloween mask, and car- pensation, where he made raised in Claremont and was from former Suffolk kin left behind by the rying a plastic pumpkin, false statements regard- a graduate of Claremont High County District Attorney alleged assailant as he had attacked a trolley op- ing the assault and signed School. He moved to Swamp- Daniel F. Conley’s of ce.  ed. Fingerprints were the document under the scott in 1964. erator at the Cedar Grove He was transported to lifted from the pumpkin penalties of perjury. He Ray was employed with the Station on the Mattapan Carney Hospital after the and ultimately led to an also received long-term Town of Swampscott, Depart- assault. acquaintance of Lucey’s, disability insurance, citing ment of Public Works for 24 The next day, Transit Po- who cooperated with the IN MEMORIAM post-traumatic stress as a years, retiring in 1996. Ten MICHAEL J. CONLON lice released surveillance investigation. result of the incident. years of those 24 years, he ON HIS BIRTHDAY video of the suspect to the The attacker told Tran- Jessica, Jason and Eric; two JUNE 11, 2019 worked on the street sweeper. public in an effort to iden- sit Police that Lucey had Bridget Turcotte can be great-grandchildren, Lucas He also worked for Stop and tify him. paid him $2,000 to take reached at bturcotte@item- and Noah; and one sister, Shop for 15 years. Ray was “This was a cowardly act part in the planned as- live.com. Follow her on Mary Jane Eastman of Spring- a member of the AFSME and and assaults on MBTA sault, which was corrobo- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte.  eld, Vt. He also leaves several Federal State and Municipal nieces and nephews. He is the Employees Union. He also father of the late Susan Ott SAUGUS BRIEF served for nine years in the and brother of the late Caro- U.S. Army as a sergeant. He 781-593-7700 line, Laura, Russell, Marjorie served in Greenland, Fort Ben- Publishing Daily, except Sundays beginning July 1. and Richard. Dog registration ning and Ft. Devens, and with USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 The $20 fee will be Service information: Fu- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA due by June 30 a Nike Missile group. He loved added on to the regular neral service will be private We thought of you today, and additional of ces. gardening, his family and es- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item fee of $12 to $15, bring- and are arranged by the SO- But that is nothing new. SAUGUS — Dogs need pecially loved his great-grand- We thought of you yesterday, Subscriptions ing the total cost to $32 LIMINE Funeral Home, Lynn. to be licensed with the children. And days before that, too. Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Town Clerk by June 30. to $35. Donations may be We think of you in silence. $20.00 for 4 weeks He is survived by Town Clerk Ellen Sche- made to the char- We often speak your name. $65.00 for 13 weeks The late fee for dogs a daughter, Diane All we have are memories, na’s of ce is located on ity of your choice. $130.00 for 26 weeks that are not registered by E. Homan and her And your picture in a frame. $260.00 for 1 year the cutoff date is $20 and the rst  oor of Saugus Guestbook at www. Your memory is our keepsake, Send payment to and POSTMASTER, husband Christo- From which we'll never part. it will be implemented Town Hall. solimine.com. God has you in His keeping. send address changes to: pher of Swampscott; We have you in our hearts. The Daily Item a son, Michael Ott Love, Mom, Dad, Missy, Marianne, 110 Munroe St. and his wife Loretta of Bran- Chris, Brant, Molly, Meghan, Mary P.O. Box 5 Kate, Thomas, McKenna, and Mia. Lynn, MA 01903 ford, Fla; three grandchildren, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Krause: A sad chapter in Ortiz story Lynn water, sewer

ORTIZ tate their freedom turned It’s never the case. We’re the perpetrator to pull rates on the rise From A1 in an otherworldly perfor- talking about guns and a trigger, David Ortiz, mance to will the Red Sox shooting people at close the man who helped LYNN year than at any point not only carried the Bos- to the championship that range. Bullets are not heal Boston during one From A1 during his 15-year tenure. ton Red Sox on his back did so much to help the designed to in ict  esh of its darkest times, has Lozzi said the commis- as they won three World city heal? wounds. They’re designed been reduced to being a Sewer Commission, said sion has already taken a Series championships, but These are the things I to in ict serious damage. statistic. if the panel didn’t pass huge step in terms of com- was the visible symbol of thought of Sunday and And it’s apparent that’s Whatever else you think an operating budget this pliance with planning for a city desperate to heal Monday as reports trick- what has happened to Or- about gun violence, please month, it would shut busi- the CSO project. Fifteen after the terrorist attack led in, each one worse tiz. Doctors seem certain think about that. In the ness down on July 1 when miles of new piping will on the marathon. than the last. he will live, and he may end, whatever great the scal year starts. The be placed between West Didn’t you feel just a You hope, when you even emerge from this things you have accom- department wouldn’t be Lynn and the downtown hint of civic pride when hear these things, that whole. But whatever the plished in your life don’t able to pay its bills or em- areas, creating separate Ortiz addressed the — just once — the victim real story is, it’s obvious mean a whole lot when ployee payroll. sewer and rainwater sys- Fenway Park faithful? has been struck with a his condition is serious you’re ghting for your If the budget wasn’t ap- tems to prevent improper Didn’t you choose to ig- glancing blow. I remember enough that the Red Sox life because someone tried proved on Monday, Tra- discharge into the ocean nore the obvious F-bomb George Harrison saying sent a plane down there to shoot you to death. vers said the commission and other bodies of water. he dropped and, instead, once that when he rst to  y him back to Boston Sorry, Bruins. I real- would have to call a sec- The comments from Ellis revel in the simplicity heard that John Lennon and Mass. General. ly hope you guys win ond meeting to approve during the budget discus- 1/12th of the budget to get and bluntness of his short was shot, he thought For a man who spent so Wednesday. But I just sion prompted a heated the department through speech? (hoped may be more much of his time here as can’t get too wrapped up exchange from commis- the month of July. And didn’t you, six like it) that Lennon was a larger-than-life icon, it’s in that right now. sioner Walter Proodian, months later, shake your merely wounded and that amazing how one small To prompt a second vote, who said he was “sick and head in awe as the same he’d be all right. But as projectile can render all Steve Krause can be Trahant called for a motion tired of this.” Proodian guy who implored fans we know, that wasn’t the of that irrelevant. In the reached at skrause@item- for immediate reconsider- said O’Neill was running not to let terrorists dic- case. amount of time it took for live.com. ation for the operating bud- the department, not Ellis, get proposal. The reconsid- telling Ellis he didn’t care eration to allow a second what he had to say and Mother and child reunion in Lynn classroom vote was approved 3-1, that he had said enough. with Ellis again voting no. “Dan O’Neill is in charge Ellis took issue with the assembly and coordi- of this place and he’s run- REUNION what he considers to be nated Mendez’s arrival at ning it,” Proodian said. From A1 a lack of compliance with “He’s calling the shots. I’ve the Gardiner Street school. parts of a 2001 consent Lincoln-Thomson teach- had enough and he knows A native of the Domin- decree led by the U.S. ers and administrators, what we’ve got to do here, ican Republic, Mendez Environmental Protec- Mendez was able to sur- not him (Ellis). Mr. Travers grew up in Lynn and tion Agency (EPA), which prise her son during a knows how much we’ve got graduated Lynn Vocation- called for cleaning up school assembly Monday. in the budget here and what al Technical Institute in West Lynn and the down- Dressed in uniform, she we’ve got to spend and how 2008. She joined the Army town. The city was ned stepped out from behind we spend the money. I’ve a year later but said her $125,000 in 2017 for not a partition on one side had enough of this bull.” military career options being in compliance. of the auditorium stage Ellis responded that the as a non-citizen were ini- Ellis, a Ward 6 councilor and Danniel jumped from Lynn Water and Sewer tially limited. She worked candidate, said the water his seat and ran into her Commission is run by its as an aircraft fueler and, and sewer department arms. Teachers and stu- board of commissioners, after becoming a U.S. needs to invest more man- dents applauded during who oversee operations citizen, pursued public power, or funding, into  ood the long hug and then and vote on budgets. health. control for West Lynn. Danniel snuggled with If O’Neill has a task to “I wanted to do some- He argued that catch ba- family members who spend money, Ellis said he thing new,” she said. sins are not cleaned out in came to the school to en- brings it in to the board. Mendez plans to spend the area and there’s over- joy the reunion while In a second vote, the most of June with her pressure in the pipes from Mendez told her audience budget was approved, 3-1, family before returning ll because there aren’t about her Iraq service. with Ellis voting no and to Fort Bragg where she enough employees in the Responsible for helping Trahant opting to change department. maintain health and san- is con dent she can apply his vote to yes. “It affects people’s busi- itation standards for mil- for and obtain a job as an “I’m voting (to approve) nesses and homes when itary personnel stationed Army recruiter based in because I want to make sure we don’t do that work,” El- in Iraq, she conducted Massachusetts. they all get their paycheck,” lis said. “It’s a public safe- inspections, collected in- “The most special thing Trahant said. “That’s a big ty issue.” sects to study them for is she is safe at home,” concern of mine.” But according to the de- potential health hazards, ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON said Fernandez. partment’s chief engineer, Gayla Cawley can be and tested water. After nine months of talking to him on FaceTime Thor Jourgensen can be Anthony Marino, there reached at gcawley@item- Danniel broke away about his friends and fun at Lincoln-Thomson reached at tjourgensen@ have been more catch ba- live.com. Follow her on brie y from his mother’s Elementary School and life with his grandpar- itemlive.com. sins xed and cleaned this Twitter @GaylaCawley. arms Monday to describe ents, Yissell Mendez wrapped her son, Danniel, her job in a different way. in a hug Monday afternoon and didn’t let go. “She has to keep the sol- diers safe,” he said. Mendez’s deployment was scheduled to end in early May but escalat- ing tensions with Iran stepped up security pre- cautions for U.S. troops in Iraq and restricted their movement. She returned to the U.S. on May 26 and Fernan- dez told Danniel’s teacher, Amy Terrio, last Friday that Mendez would be back in Lynn on Mon- day. Working with fellow teacher Colleen McElli- gott and Principal Mary Foster, Terrio organized

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Lawson, 1940-1960 40 years and has served Pathways has risen to be going to be fine because Ext. 2 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 thousands of Lynn area res- among the top performing he believed in me. Please Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 idents. Formerly called Op- adult education programs keep doing this good work, classi [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 eration Bootstrap it is now in Massachusetts. Last making people like me take Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 known as Pathways Adult year a higher percentage of that next step ahead in our [email protected] Education and Training Inc. Pathways students made lives,” said Amarilis. John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Circulation It is a community of hun- more measurable skills Chris came to Pathways [email protected] dreds of students, scores of gains than students at any this year in our GED Ext. 3 employees, 50 volunteers, of the other programs in program. He passed all Newsroom thousands of graduates and the state. This year we are the tests and is now in [email protected] hundreds of supporters. on course to do that again. an aeronautics training [email protected] It has had a major impact Sovannary, a student program. “You helped me Ext. 4 on the lives of countless from Cambodia, began find my way out of a dark Sports Lynn families by helping learning English with us place” he told his teacher. [email protected] EDITORIAL them learn English, obtain in 2011. She worked dil- “Ellie” was involved in Ext. 5 a high school equivalency, igently at her education gang life before coming to get into a training program while working a full-time Pathways. She spent three Retail and Online Advertising that leads to a credential, job. And this year she re- years with us, perfected [email protected] develop job readiness skills, ceived her GED, got a her math skills, recently re- Beware of cyber ADVERTISING get a better job, go to col- better paying job and is ceived a Certified Nursing lege, develop confidence planning to take classes at Ernie Carpenter Jr. Assistant credential and Director of Advertising and a stronger sense of self- NSCC in the fall. plans to go on to nursing. and Business Development, ext. 1355 charter schools worth. Quendia, who is from Hamid, who escaped geno- [email protected] This year our graduation Guatemala, came to Path- cide in Darfur, says about Ralph Mitchell ceremony is taking place ways to learn English in Pathways: “Thank you for Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Public education isn’t simple. Fund- on June 13 at Lynn Clas- 2008. She stopped coming supporting us, because of [email protected] ing it, delivering it, making it equitable sical High School audito- when her son was born but you we have learned a lot. Patricia Whalen for all, are all tough problems to solve. rium. More than 60 people returned when he started Sales Representative, ext. 1310 You make us the best stu- [email protected] So why ignore education problems will be recognized for their school. Last year she com- dents in the world!” that have simpler solutions? Cyber achievements in learning pleted our highest-level En- Whether they are En- BUSINESS OFFICE charter schools is one of the biggest. English, obtaining a GED, glish course and with the glish language learners Maria Alvaracin A new report on charter school per- becoming a U.S. citizen, or help of Pathways staff ap- ext. 1205 or native English speak- [email protected] formance in Pennsylvania raises the moving on to college or a plied for a Bookkeeping cer- ers seeking to develop the latest red flag about cyber charters, new job. tificate program at North Susan J. Conti skills needed to get into Controller, ext. 1288 showing that this sector of education This is not insignificant. Shore Community College. occupational or vocation- [email protected] — that educates over 30,000 students This is transformative. This After successfully com- al training, or to get into Ted Grant and represents $463 million in spend- is life changing. So over the pleting the program she college or to get a better Publisher, ext. 1234 ing, is not only not bringing improve- next few months Pathways then came to work at job Pathways students are [email protected] ments, but actually making the situa- is going to be reaching out Pathways. truly remarkable people. Marian Kinney tion worse. to the Lynn community to Recently she got a full- Dedicated, hard work- ext. 1212 [email protected] The Stanford University Center tell you about who we are time job working for the ing, highly motivated and for Research on Education Outcomes and what we are doing to MassHire North Shore Will Kraft grateful, these salt of the Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 (CREDO) report is an update of a 2011 help Lynn families and the Career Center located at earth folks deserve our re- [email protected] report that delves deeply into student Lynn economy. the Lynn Housing Author- spect and our support. Mike Shanahan performance in math and reading and We offer free classes in ity. “Pathways gave me the We hope over the coming Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 assesses how charters are faring. English classes for begin- support and the informa- months Lynn residents, [email protected] The results are mixed at best; brick ning, intermediate and tion I needed to succeed employers, business peo- Carolina Trujillo and mortar charter schools are show- two higher levels. We offer and move forward with ple, elected officials, civic, Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ing gains for some students over tra- free Adult Basic Education my life,” said Quendia. religious and community [email protected] ditional public schools in math and classes leading to a high Amarilis came to Path- leaders will come to better Jim Wilson reading, similar performance for some, school equivalency creden- ways this year to work to- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 understand the work that [email protected] and negative performance for other tial. We offer free access ward her high school equiv- Pathways is doing in Lynn students. The clearest, and most trou- to occupational training alency. She recently passed and will come to value and CIRCULATION bling finding, is that cyber charters programs like the Health all five tests and says, “I support our work. Lisa Mahmoud show overwhelmingly negative results Tech Training Program want to say thank you to Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] in academic growth of students. in partnership with Lynn my teacher because with Edward Tirrell is the CEO This is not exactly news. Since cybers Tech and the Red Cross, her enthusiasm she gave of Pathways Inc., located in CLASSIFIED were authorized in 2002, there have and an Early Childhood me the strength and moti- the Clock Tower Business Abbe Young Smith Teacher Training Program vation I needed to get up ev- Center on the Lynnway. Manager, ext. 1276 been questions about the money being [email protected] poured into the sector, the lack of over- sight, and the questionable academic GRAPHICS performance. Trevor Andreozzi Designer Harrisburg lawmakers are partly [email protected] responsible for failing to take charter Mohamed Diop education reforms seriously. The most Designer recent package of bills being consid- [email protected] ered would grant more autonomy to Mark Sutherland charters without more accountability. Creative Director (Don’t they read research reports?) [email protected] Gov. Wolf also has a role to play. For NEWSROOM example, cybers are authorized by Mike Alongi the state Department of Education. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 The governor’s office claims that the [email protected] department has increased oversight Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 in the past year. But as the CREDO [email protected] report points out, cyber school enroll- Gayla Cawley ment has seen a 75 percent increase Reporter, ext. 1236 in the four years since 2006-2007. Why [email protected] such dramatic expansion in a sector Cheryl Charles that has been crying for increased News Editor, ext. 1278 scrutiny for years? The governor is [email protected] also responsible for populating the Bella diGrazia state Charter Appeals board, which Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] renders decisions on school closures; the terms for six of the seven members LETTER TO THE EDITOR Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 have long expired, and the last seat is [email protected] vacant. Spenser Hasak The cyber charter school problem is Photographer, ext. 1332 by no means limited to Philadelphia. A letter to the Saugus [email protected] Small and rural school districts are hit Thor Jourgensen hard by cyber charter payments. The Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 cyber funding formula, which provides [email protected] the same per student tuition as brick School Committee Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 and mortar schools despite the lack of [email protected] overhead, is outright unfair. That for- It is a disgrace the way them and their families. support the privatization Steve Krause mula was blasted by Auditor General you have treated the 21 First, not allowing a of our school custodi- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Eugene DiPasquale in a series of re- Saugus custodians and resolution to be brought ans and they should be [email protected] ports, including a 2016 audit of cyber their families. Not only is forward at a Town Meet- allowed to voice their con- Owen O’Rourke charters privatizing this position ing is a refusal that has cerns and support for the Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] So again, none of these findings are not what’s best for our never before been seen in 21 custodians that will be surprising. What is surprising is we students and teachers, this town. Now comes the impacted. Emma LeBlanc Pérez keep accepting the same results. Copy Editor but to consciously work refusal to add the custodi- Do what’s right and do [email protected] The authorizing legislation that al- to silence them and their ans to the agenda for the your job, which means lowed charter schools dates back 22 Harold Rivera supporters is contrary June 20 School Commit- working with the commu- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 years, with the main change being to to everything we should tee meeting. [email protected] allow cyber charters. Charter educa- nity that you were hired stand for as Americans. The committee cannot to serve! The people of Roberto Scalese tion can no longer be considered an We demand that they continue to leave these News Editor, ext. 1211 experiment in finding education alter- Saugus will remember [email protected] have a chance to be heard families in the dark when natives; it’s a full-fledged industry with this at our next election along with the concerned their contracts expire in Anne Marie Tobin few controls. The cyber school segment and we will be protesting Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Saugus residents who do just a few weeks. They of this sector is tainting the value of at the June 20 School [email protected] those charters that are successful. not support this change. deserve to be heard and Committee meeting. Our Bridget Turcotte These are 21 valuable so do the people of Saugus voices will be heard even Reporter, ext. 1269 Worse, we’re spending nearly a half-bil- [email protected] lion dollars a year to damage children’s employees, and in many who overwhelmingly if you don’t want them to cases Saugus residents, oppose the privatization Ryan York academic growth, and we seem perfect- be. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 ly content to continue doing it. that you have misled and proposal. [email protected] treated as completely ex- There is a reason that Christian Moore is a A Philadelphia Inquirer editorial pendable with no regard students, their parents, longtime Saugus resident TECHNOLOGY for how this will impact and our teachers do not who now lives in Medford. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Helicopter crashes on roof of NYC skyscraper; pilot killed By Jim Mustian ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — A he- licopter crashed on the roof of a rain-shrouded midtown Manhattan sky- scraper Monday, killing the pilot and briefly trig- gering memories of 9/11, though it appeared to be an accident. The crash near Times Square and Trump Tow- er shook the 750-foot AXA Equitable building, sparked a fire and forced office workers to flee on elevators and down stairs, witnesses and officials said. The pilot was believed to be the only one aboard, and there were no other reports of injuries, author- ities said. It was not immediate- ly clear what caused the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS crash, or why the Agus- ta A109E was flying in a New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, center, and first responder personnel PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS driving downpour with walk near the scene where a helicopter crash landed on top of a build- low cloud cover and in the ing in midtown Manhattan Monday. This photo taken and provided by Michael San- tightly controlled airspace tana shows a construction crane toppling on an of midtown Manhattan. A tate company founded by chaotic, Rodriguez said, ing, I think my mind goes apartment building as it was buffeted by high flight restriction in effect Italian-born investor Dan- but he was rattled because where every New Yorker’s winds during a storm in Dallas, Texas, Sunday. since President Donald iele Bodini, according to he immediately thought of mind goes,” Gov. Andrew Trump took office bans Federal Aviation Adminis- the Sept. 11 attacks. Cuomo told reporters. aircraft from flying below tration records. The com- “It’s scary when some- Dallas crane collapse 3,000 feet within a 1-mile Videos posted by onlook- radius of Trump Tower, pany referred an inquiry thing like this happens,” ers showed emergency ve- which is less than a half- to a lawyer. A message he said. hicles in the street, but no victim identified as mile from the crash site. was left with the attorney The crash happened obvious damage to the sky- The helicopter went seeking comment. shortly before 2 p.m., when scraper. The fire depart- 29-year-old woman down about 11 minutes af- Pedro Rodriguez, a pas- clouds obscured the roof of ment later tweeted a photo ter taking off from a heli- try line cook at Le Bernar- the building. Rescue vehi- of the helicopter’s wreck- port along the East River, din, a well-known restau- cles swarmed to the scene age that showed piles of By Jake Bleiberg winds, heavy rain and a little more than a mile rant in the building, said a few blocks from Rocke- burned debris on the roof. and Clarice Silber hail that flooded streets away. Police Commission- workers got an announce- feller Center. Working for a bank on ASSOCIATED PRESS and caused power outages. er James O’Neill said it ment telling everyone to “If you’re a New Yorker, the building’s seventh Wind gusts up to 71 mph may have been returning exit, and he later heard you have a level of PTSD, floor, Kendall Sawyer felt DALLAS — Authorities were measured at Dallas have identified 29-year-old to its home airport in Lin- from people around him right, from 9/11. And I re- a shake — “jarring enough Love Field airport, said den, N.J. that there was a fire on member that morning all to notice,” but workers Kiersten Symone Smith National Weather Service as the woman who was The 19-year-old helicop- the roof. too well. So as soon as you weren’t sure what it was, meteorologist Patricia San- killed when a crane fell on ter was linked to a real es- The evacuation was not hear an aircraft hit a build- she said. chez. a Dallas apartment build- Heavy rain and winds ing Sunday amid severe up to 80 mph also cut thunderstorms that also through the Austin John Dean calls Mueller report uprooted mature trees and area, blowing down tree left thousands without branches and gas station power across the city. canopies, said meteorolo- Smith was pronounced ‘road map’ for Trump probe dead at a hospital, accord- gist Bob Fogarty. ing to the Dallas County Sanchez said a crew was intent was to make certain Medical Examiners’ of- going out Monday to de- By Mary Clare fice, after the construc- termine the intensity of Jalonick and “no president, Democrat tion crane smashed into a reported tornado that Lisa Mascaro or Republican, can ever ASSOCIATED PRESS a five-story building near damaged houses in Cop- act in this way again.” downtown destroying peo- peras Cove, located about Trump, apparently 75 miles north of Austin. A WASHINGTON — John watching the televised ples’ apartments and re- Dean, a star witness during ducing parts of an adjacent city fire official said about hearing, tweeted, “Can’t 200 homes were damaged Watergate who helped believe they are bringing in parking garage to a pile of bring down the Nixon pres- concrete and mangled cars. and three of those are un- John Dean, the disgraced inhabitable. idency, testified Monday Nixon White House Coun- The cause of Smith’s that special counsel Robert death has not been deter- “The sun was out, and sel.” He added his oft-re- then all of a sudden a Mueller has provided Con- peated claim, “No Collusion mined. Dallas Fire-Rescue gress with a “road map” spokesman Jason Evans wind came in, it got dark, - No Obstruction!” for investigating President could not provide an up- the lights went off, and Ahead of the hearing, Donald Trump. date on the condition of once the lights got off Nadler announced that He told the House Judi- the five people injured in then the wind started the Justice Department ciary Committee he saw the collapse. blowing,” Copperas Cove has agreed to turn over Smith was a resident of resident Erasmus Julien parallels between Muel- some of the underlying the apartment building, told the Killeen Daily ler’s findings and those of evidence from Mueller’s Herald. congressional investiga- report, including files used her sister, Toni Smith, told PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press in Oncor, Texas’ larg- tors looking into Richard to assess whether Trump a brief interview Monday. est electricity provider, Nixon’s administration Former White House counsel for the Nixon obstructed justice. Toni Smith referred oth- said early Monday that decades ago. He pointed administration John Dean is sworn in before In the first breakthrough er questions to attorney their crews were work- to the way the presidents a House Judiciary Committee hearing on the in weeks of negotiations Jonathan Cox, who said ing around-the-clock to used their pardon power in Mueller Report on Capitol Hill in Washington over the report, Nadler he could not immediately restore electricity in the an attempt to influence wit- Monday. said the department will provide answers but that Dallas-Fort Worth area. ness testimony, and their begin complying with the the family intends to issue The company said that efforts to seize control of in- opened three days of ses- “We have a responsibili- committee’s subpoena on a statement. at the peak more than vestigations and direct the sions aimed at focusing ty to do this work, to follow Monday and provide some The crane fell around 350,000 of their customers efforts of prosecutors. public attention on the the facts where they lead,” of Mueller’s “most import- 2 p.m. as storms ripped were without power, and Dean, who served as findings of the Russia in- said Chairman Jerry Na- ant files.” He said all mem- across parts of Oklahoma more than 130,000 have White House counsel, tes- vestigation and Trump’s dler, D-N.Y., as he gaveled bers of the committee will and Texas, bringing high since had it restored. tified as House Democrats actions. in the hearing. He said the be able to view them. Mexico denies Trump’s claim of secret concessions in deal By Jill Colvin, complicated political dy- tion has been trying to to the provision, which Colleen Long namics at play as Trump pressure Mexico to enter would require approval and Maria Verza and Mexican President into a “safe third country” from local lawmakers. ASSOCIATED PRESS Andrés Manuel López Ob- agreement, which would Instead, Ebrard said rador tussle over who made deem Mexico a safe place during a press conference STERLING, Va. — Three in Mexico City Monday, if days after U.S. President out best in the agreement for migrants and make it Donald Trump announced hashed out under Trump’s harder for asylum seek- the deal announced Fri- a deal with Mexico to stem threat of new tariffs on Mex- ers who pass through the day does not begin to drive the flow of migrants at the ico. Trump appeared eager country to wait until they down migrant numbers in southern border, the two to declare his high-drama reach American soil to file the next 45 days, officials countries appear unable negotiation tactics success- a claim. will open up new discus- to agree on exactly what’s ful, even as he tried to hype But the deal announced sions. The aim would be in it. it with extra measures. Friday made no mention to establish a regional ref- Stung by criticism that Mexico’s leaders showed of the issue. uge system in conjunction the agreement mostly they weren’t willing to play A senior administration with the United Nations ramps up border protec- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS along. official, speaking on condi- and the governments of The White House did not tion of anonymity to share Guatemala, Panama and tion efforts already un- President Donald Trump speaks on the South respond to inquiries about details of closed-door Brazil — three countries derway, Trump on Mon- Lawn of the White House Monday. day hinted at other, secret Trump’s tweets. talks, said Mexico had ex- that are often starting agreements he says will But the president ap- pressed openness to the points for migrants head- soon be revealed. about getting for many Ebrard, holding up a paper peared to be making a ref- idea during negotiations, ed to the U.S. “We have fully signed years,” Trump wrote Mon- and pointing to the previ- erence to talks over how and said the two countries “They wanted something and documented another day, saying it would “be ously announced details. Mexico handles Central would continue to discuss else totally different ... to very important part of the revealed in the not too dis- “There is no other thing American migrants who the issue over the coming be signed,” Ebrard said Immigration and Security tant future.” beyond what I have just travel through the country months. Monday. “But that is what deal with Mexico, one that Not so, said Mexican explained,” he said. to claim asylum in the U.S. Mexico has been insis- there is here. There is no the U.S. has been asking Foreign Secretary Marcelo The episode revealed the The Trump administra- tent that it has not agreed other thing.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 Ex-NFL player Kellen Winslow Jr. convicted of rape By Julie Watson stand. That summer, a 57-year- ASSOCIATED PRESS Defense attorneys point- old woman said he ex- ed out inconsistencies in posed himself to her while SAN DIEGO — For- the accusers’ testimonies she tended to her garden. mer NFL player Kellen and argued the women After news of the attacks Winslow Jr. has been con- invented the allegations broke, a woman came for- victed of raping a 58-year- to prey on the wealth of ward and said Winslow old homeless woman last Winslow, who reported- had raped her when she year north of San Diego. ly earned more than $40 was a 17-year-old high A jury returned the million during his injury school student in 2003. He verdict Monday in San plagued career. was 19 at the time and had Diego Superior Court in come home from college Vista but was continuing Prosecutors say the son to deliberate on two more of Hall of Famer Kellen for the summer. She said counts of rape involving a Winslow felt empowered she passed out at a party hitchhiker and an uncon- by his fame to abuse the in a San Diego suburb and scious teenage girl. most vulnerable. woke up to find Winslow The jury also found him Prosecutor Dan Ow- assaulting her. guilty of indecent expo- ens told the jury of eight A 77-year-old woman sure and lewd conduct, but men and four women who went to the same gym found him not guilty of one that Winslow is a “wolf in as Winslow in the beach count of a lewd act, which sheep’s clothing.” community of Carlsbad prosecutors had said hap- The homeless woman said he committed lewd pened in front of a 77-year- in Encinitas, who was 58 acts in front of her, includ- old woman in a hot tub in at the time, testified that ing touching himself in nearby Carlsbad. he befriended her and at- the facility’s hot tub, while Winslow, who played for tacked her next to his ve- Winslow was free on $2 Cleveland, Tampa Bay, hicle after inviting her for million bail in February. New England and the a coffee in May 2018. Defense attorney Marc New York Jets, faces up to A 54-year-old hitchhik- Carlos questioned the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS life in prison if convicted er said he drove her to an credibility of the women’s of all counts. Encinitas shopping center claims, saying they had Sitting in Superior Court in Vista, Calif., Kellen Winslow Jr. is flanked All five women testified parking lot and raped her lied, misconstrued things by two of his three defense attorneys, Brian Watkins, left, and Elizabeth during the nine-day trial. in his Hummer in March or were unable to initially Bahr, as he listens to closing arguments to the jury from Deputy District Winslow did not take the 2018. identify him correctly. Attorney Dan Owens. POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly ing a report by a neighbor of a taken to the hospital. St. Officer reports no injuries or Sergeant reports the church has A report of a dog that was arrests, reflect police records. In the disturbance at that address. He Well-being check requested tows. a permit that is active until 11 struck by a car on Main Street event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is charged with selling or deliv- on Friday at 11:53 p.m. at 2 Ze- Report of a motor vehicle p.m. Officer reports music has at 4:28 p.m. Thursday. The driv- is the sole responsibility of the con- ering liquor to persons under paj Lane. Caller reports she has crash at CVS Pharmacy at 174 been shut down for the night. er did not remain on scene and 21. not been able to reach her hus- Main St. on Saturday at 8:41 Complaints of loud music re- the dog later died. cerned party to contact the relevant band all day. She is not in the p.m. Motor vehicle two was ported at 9 Center St. on Friday A report of a small dog locked police department and have the Accidents area to check. Officer reports towed by Malia’s Towing. at 11:40 p.m. Officer reports in a car with Washington plates department issue a notice of correc- a vehicle with Massachusetts Hit and run crash reported party has ended. at Polcari’s Restaurant at 7:03 tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Report of a motor vehicle license plate no. 5TA676 is in on Friday at 11:05 p.m. at Pea- p.m. Thursday. clarifications will not be made without crash on Lynnfield Street on the driveway and the house is body District Court at 1 Lowell A caller reported a gray van Saturday at 2:19 a.m. Report SAUGUS express notice of change from the ar- locked and secure. St. Caller reports vehicle with ran off the road into the bushes taken. resting police department. Medical aid requested on Massachusetts license plate no. Arrests in the vicinity of 179 Water St. Saturday at 2:14 p.m. at the 5YE522 fled with four people in at 11:33 a.m. Thursday. Alarms Yard House at 340 Market St. the car, last seen going down William E. Lambros, 34, of A homeowner on Birch Street LYNN for an elderly couple that fell. Sawyer Street. Report taken. reported someone threw a rock Burglar alarm reported from 22 Milton St., was arrested Officer reports the patients re- through her window at 1:45 Advanced Medical Technologies and charged with operating a Arrests fused medical assistance. p.m. Friday. at 50 Salem St. on Friday at Animal Control motor vehicle with a suspend- Ambulance requested at A caller reported a vehicle did Axel Chilel-Ramirez, 22, of 5:02 p.m. Officer determined ed license and three counts of Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 Resident reports she found a not stop for a school bus on 44 Trinity Ave., was arrested and the call was accidental. carrying a dangerous weapon Salem St. Apt. 203 on Saturday small Yorkie at 2 Lynnfield St. Main Street at 3:10 p.m. Friday. charged with unlicensed opera- A 911 hangup call was re- (a spiked kubaton, a leather at 9:07 p.m. for a woman who on Saturday at 6:20 p.m. The A caller reported an aban- tion of a motor vehicle, OUI li- ceived from Chico’s at 325 kubaton and a spring-assisted fell and suffered a head injury. pet has a collar but no contact doned red suitcase in the quor and alcohol from an open Market St. on Friday at 8:45 folding knife.) Patient taken to the hospital. information. Caller said she will parking lot at Panera Bread on container in a motor vehicle at p.m. Officer reported the call Siara Barbara Fonseca, 32, Medical aid requested at 7 take the animal to a vet to see Broadway at 6:40 p.m. Friday. 6:53 p.m. Sunday. was accidental. of 80 Sagamore St., Apt. 309, Rockwood Road on Sunday at if it has a chip. It did and dog is A report of an unknown per- Franklin Merino Guardado, Report of a 911 hangup from Lynn, was arrested and charged 2:29 p.m. for a person with an being returned to the owner. son over the phone is threaten- 38, of 142 Timson St., was 8 Grey Lane on Friday at 11:18 with armed robbery, assault and altered mental status. Patient ing to come to the Speedway arrested and charged with OUI p.m. No service needed. Officer battery, and assault with a dan- taken to the hospital. Complaints store on Broadway and rob it at liquor and unlicensed operation reports all is OK. gerous weapon. Ambulance requested at La- 1:53 a.m. Saturday. of a motor vehicle at 12:27 Defective burglar alarm Caller from 5 Scribner Road Toniea Coleman, 31, of 281 hey Health Center at 1350 Mar- A caller reported that water a.m. Monday. sounded at 15 Ramsdell Way, reported her daughter is un- Summer St., Lynn, was arrested ket St. on Sunday at 7:22 p.m. was coming out of a steel plate Cassandra Miller-Brown, Apt. 32-34 on Saturday at wanted at the residence with and charged with shoplifting by for an infant with a burn. Child in the roadway at Soc’s Ice 32, of 19 Bourbon St., Pea- 2:29 p.m. Video shows people a restraining order and pos- concealing merchandise and taken to the hospital. Cream on Lynn Fells Parkway at body, was arrested on a warrant walking by the stairwell. Officer sibly intoxicated on Friday at intimidating police or court 7:25 p.m. Saturday. charge of shoplifting by aspor- reports the alarm was set off 4:16 p.m. Officer reported the officials with misleading state- A report of several youths to tation at 12:12 p.m. Sunday. accidentally by the developer. Property Check daughter was found at 6 Bri- ments. the rear of the Veterans Memori- American Alarm Co. canceled arwood Road, there was no re- Property check at the Lyn- al School causing a disturbance Accidents the basement motion burglar straining order and she was not Accidents nfield Middle School at 505 at 7:43 p.m. Saturday. alarm at 2 Michaels Road on drunk, and left the home prior Main St. on Monday at 1:12 A report of a motor vehicle A report of 15 to 20 youths A report of a motor vehicle Saturday at 3:29 p.m. to officer’s arrival. crash at 2:01 p.m. Sunday at a.m. accident at 1500 Broadway at outside near the tiki bar area Dining room motion detector Road rage incident reported 649 Western Ave.; at 3:17 p.m. 8:38 a.m. Thursday; at Lincoln at Kowloon Restaurant at 2:18 sounded at 10 Charing Cross on Russell Street on Friday at Sunday on Lynnway; at 3:23 PEABODY Avenue and Central Street at a.m. Sunday. on Saturday at 8:10 p.m. Offi- 5:16 p.m. Caller says operator p.m. Sunday at 510 Western 5:05 p.m. Thursday; on Water A caller reported her landlord cer reports all appears to be in of a motor vehicle with Mas- Ave.; at 6:12 p.m. Sunday at Arrests Street at 11:33 p.m. Thursday; changed her locks and she is order. sachusetts license plate no. 501 Summer St.; at 7:46 a.m. on the Northbound ramp of unsure why at 5 Ciampa Drive Burglar alarm sounded at the 7SR448 has been following Monday at 175 Commercial St.; Keith G. Allen, of 5 Wellesley Route 1 from Essex Street at at 2:32 p.m. Sunday. Lynnfield Middle School at 505 him and trying to fight him. The at 7:48 a.m. Monday at Rich- Road, Beverly, was arrested on 12:44 p.m. Friday; at Ballard Main St. on Sunday at 12:26 suspect turned off and the vic- dale Convenience Store at 585 a warrant at 27 Chestnut St. on Street and Salem Turnpike at a.m. Officer reports all appears tim left the area. Theft Essex St.; at 9:29 a.m. Monday Saturday at 10:24 p.m. 5:26 p.m. Friday; at 82 Lincoln to be in order. Call from 11 Ledgewood Way at Pickering Middle School at Briana M. Gammon, 31, of Ave. at 5:52 p.m. Friday; at A report of shoplifting from Burglar alarm sounded at reported a suspicious motor ve- 70 Conomo Ave.; at 12:56 194 Washington St., was ar- Ballard and Johnson streets at Kohl’s Department Store at 333 7 Archer Lane on Sunday at hicle with New Hampshire plate p.m. Monday at Chatham and rested on a warrant on Friday at 12:32 p.m. Saturday; at Saugus Broadway at 2:30 p.m. Thursday. 12:39 p.m. Officer reports all no. 4567693 may be involved Marianna streets; at 1:27 p.m. 9:10 p.m. at 163 Washington Barber Shop at 4:38 p.m. Sat- A report of a breaking and en- exterior doors and windows se- in a drug activity on Friday at Monday at Forest and Grove and 124 Foster streets. urday; at Broadway and Main tering at 106 Winter St. at 5:42 cure. 6:01 p.m. Officer spoke with streets; at 2:48 p.m. Monday at Tanya A. Merchant, 39, of 49 Street at 5:47 p.m. Saturday; p.m. Thursday. Laundry window alarm sound- Lynn St., Everett, was arrested parties and all is in order. 196 Franklin St.; at 3:29 p.m. Caller is upset about eight at 1449 Broadway at 6:21 p.m. A caller reported multiple Monday at Sacred Heart Cath- ed at 14 Durham Drive on Sun- on two warrants on Saturday at phones are missing from the day at 2:58 p.m. Officer reports adults in Pierpont Park smoking Saturday; at Walnut and Spring olic Church at 579 Boston St. 2:28 a.m. after an officer saw streets at 6:38 p.m. Saturday; at Sprint Store on Broadway at the dog tripped the alarm. her disabled vehicle being op- pot on Friday at 8:30 p.m. Call- A report of a motor vehicle er asked them to leave and they 133 Essex St. at 6:16 a.m. Sun- 8:57 a.m. Friday. crash with personal injury at erated at 43 Andover St. with a day; at 43 Lincoln Ave. at 9:48 A report of an armed robbery Complaints tire missing. She was charged yelled at her. Officer reported 6:31 p.m. Sunday at Robinson they were advised to keep the a.m. Sunday; at Broadway and at 20 Houston Ave. at 1:59 p.m. and Walnut streets. with operating a motor vehicle Main Street at 2:51 p.m. Sunday. Friday. A woman approached a Caller reported her car was with a suspended license. The volume down, the park closes at missing near the Apple Store 9 p.m. No sign of alcohol use man with a knife and took his Assaults car was towed by Malia’s Tow- cell phone. at 1220 Market St. on Friday ing. but parties were advised that Complaints the use of marijuana is an ar- A report of shoplifting from A report of a motor vehicle at 1:45 p.m. Officer reports the Andrew N. Pelletier, 47, of restable offense. A report of about 15 people Target on Lynn Fells Parkway at crash with personal injury at woman found her vehicle. 3 Oakland Road, Danvers, was Loud music reported on Berry under the lower parking deck 3:17 p.m. Saturday. 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 11 Chase Report of a loud group of kids arrested on Saturday at 12:08 Street on Friday at 8:33 p.m. refusing to leave at 1:23 a.m. St. running around at 565 Walnut p.m. following a motor vehicle St. on Friday at 10:36 p.m. Officer reports music turned Thursday. SWAMPSCOTT stop at In The Game at 535 A report of a woman trying Overdose Officer stood by until parents Lowell St. He faces charges of down in the parking lot at 50 came and picked up teens. See Warren St. to get into a home on Sussex Arrests shoplifting. The vehicle was re- Street using a brick at 7:17 A report of a medication over- summons above for Juan Carlos Disturbance reported on Fri- leased to a licensed operator. a.m. Thursday. Gino Podlesny, 63, was ar- dose at 4:37 p.m. Sunday on Vargas. day at 9:39 p.m. at 7-Eleven A report of a water main rested and charged with speed- Perley Street. Officer wanted at 14 Lynn- at 115 Main St. Officer reports Summons break at 37 Lynn Fells Parkway ing, negligent operation of a A report of an overdose at brook Road on Sunday at 12:45 parties sent on their way. a.m. for an issue at home. Offi- Caller from 75 Walnut St. re- at 8:39 a.m. Thursday. motor vehicle and OUI liquor at 1:37 a.m. Monday on North Ismael Alverson, 21, of 91 2:05 a.m. Sunday. cer reports 21-year-old son sent Everett St., Apt. 1, Boston, was ported loud singing on Friday at A report of a man wandering Common Street. Kevin Beaube, 25, was ar- on his way. summoned on Saturday at 6:48 9:46 p.m. Officer reported the around in front of businesses rested and charged with speed- Resident needed assistance p.m. at 83 Newbury St. for un- music was coming from a show on Central Street with some- Theft ing, negligent operation of a shutting the window at 101 licensed operation of a motor at the Holy Ghost. thing that resembles a firearm motor vehicle and OUI liquor at A report of a larceny at 3:55 Ross Drive on Sunday at 12:45 vehicle., Suspicious activity reported in his waistband at 10:44 a.m. 3:37 a.m. Sunday. p.m. Sunday at 224A Washing- a.m. Service provided by officer. Roberto B. Tema-Guzman, at 31 Pierpont St. on Friday at Thursday. ton St.; at 11:59 a.m. Monday Caller from Grove Street re- 42, was summoned on Satur- 10:37 p.m. Neighbor reported A report of vandalism to a at 124 Oxford St.; at 1:11 p.m. ports cars parked in the middle day at 6:48 p.m. at 83 Newbury large amounts of pot are be- back window of North Shore Accidents Monday at 25 Pleasant St.; at Bank on Lincoln Avenue at of the street making it difficult St. for allowing an unlicensed ing sold from the residence for A report of a motor vehicle 3:27 p.m. Monday at 112 Mar- 11:56 a.m. Thursday. for vehicles to pass on Sunday operator of a motor vehicle. months. Vehicles pull into the crash at 12:10 p.m. Sunday at ket St. A report of a drug investiga- at 10:53 p.m. Officer ticketed apartment building and the ten- Eastern Bank at 405 Paradise A report of a robbery at 9:47 ants go outside to meet them to tion at the Public Safety Build- one vehicle. Accidents Road. a.m. Monday at 1 Union St.; at sell drugs. ing at 11:57 a.m. Thursday. 10:06 a.m. Monday at 5 Union Medical Aid A report of a motor vehicle Report of a gray Toyota Camry A report of a fight at Birch St. crash on Friday at 3:22 p.m. at occupied by a suspicious man and Stone streets at 3:05 p.m. Complaints Caller reports a 22-year-old the Shell Station at 85 Lynn- and a woman on Walden Hill Thursday. A report of a disturbance at LYNNFIELD woman passed out on Saturday field St. Officer reports operator Drive on Friday at 11:02 p.m. A caller on Magnolia Street 8:19 p.m. Sunday at Olympia at 7:42 p.m. at 4 Debston Lane. of the second vehicle had neck Officer reports the vehicle was reported her boyfriend moved Sports at 450 Paradise Road. Summons Patient taken to the hospital. pain, was checked by EMS, and gone upon arrival. out and left several firearms in Request for medical assis- signed a refusal of treatment. Loud music reported at the the home at 3:24 p.m. Thursday. Theft Juan Carlos Vargas, 56, of tance for a resident having trou- Minor motor vehicle crash re- Azorean Brotherhood of the Police report two long guns and 565 Walnut St., was summoned ble breathing at 500 Ross Drive ported on Friday at 5:39 p.m. Divine Holy Ghost at 20 How- two handguns were secured A report of a larceny at 3:10 on Friday at 10:36 p.m. follow- on Friday at 8:40 p.m. Patient at Holden Oil at 91 Lynnfield ley St. on Friday at 11:28 p.m. and brought to the station. p.m. Sunday at 17 Berkshire St. TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT A historic win and AP EXCLUSIVE a strong night for women at Tonys

By Jocelyn Noveck Chavkin won her own ASSOCIATED PRESS Tony, as did Mitchell for best score. In all, “Ha- NEW YORK — When destown” won eight Tonys. effervescent actress Ali But despite a great Stroker came onstage to night for a show that be- accept her historic tro- gan its long, improba- phy as the first actor in a ble journey to Broadway wheelchair to win a Tony, as a community theater it wasn’t just the feel- project in rural Vermont, good moment of the night. Chavkin echoed a note of It may have been one of frustration about the per- the most joyous Tony mo- sistent lack of diversity on ments in years. creative teams. The crowd jumped to its “I wish I wasn’t the only feet in unison as Stroker, who won best featured woman directing a musi- actress in a musical for a cal on Broadway this sea- sexy, saucy performance son,” she said. “There are as Ado Annie in “Oklaho- so many women who are ma!” arrived onstage. ready to go. There are so “This award is for every many artists of color who kid who is watching to- are ready to go. ... This is night who has a disability, not a pipeline issue. It is who has a limitation or a a failure of imagination challenge, who has been by a field whose job is to waiting to see themselves imagine the way the world represented in this are- could be.” na,” she said. “You are.” The acting awards The buoyant moment brought a slew of satisfy- was emblematic of a feel- ing victories for beloved good evening at the Tonys veterans. Comic legend that featured crowd-pleas- Elaine May, 87, won her ing performances, a first Tony for playing Broadway-loving host in an Alzheimer’s-afflicted the form of James Cord- grandmother in Kenneth en and a theme of inclu- Lonergan’s “The Waver- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sivity. The big winner: ly Gallery,” charming the After 25 years living under the shadow of one of the nation’s most notorious murder cases, O.J. “Hadestown,” the soulful crowd with a witty accep- Simpson says his life now is fine. musical by Anais Mitchell tance speech. based on an ancient Greek And Broadway favor- myth, which triumphed ites Santino Fontana over much more tradition- and Stephanie J. Block O.J. Simpson says ally commercial fare. took the top musical The victory of “Ha- acting prizes. Fontana destown” was also notable won his first Tony as the for the number of women cross-dressing lead in ‘life is fine’ after prison it brought to the podium; “Tootsie,” an adaptation of it was not only written by the 1982 Dustin Hoffman By Linda Deutsch Relatives of the two vic- ly a year and became a na- my time.” a woman but also direct- comedy about a struggling ASSOCIATED PRESS tims are disgusted Simp- tional obsession, fraught For a man who once lived ed by one, and producer actor who impersonates son is able to live the way with issues of racism, po- for the spotlight, Simpson Mara Isaacs accepted the a woman to get cast in a LOS ANGELES — he does while their loved lice misconduct, celebrity has generally kept a low award. Director Rachel show. Twenty-five years after ones had their lives cut and domestic violence. profile since his release the grisly killings that short so tragically. Represented by a legal from prison in October transformed him from “I don’t suffocate in my “Dream Team” that in- 2017. Hall of Fame football grief,” Goldman’s sister, cluded Johnnie Cochran The knees that helped hero to murder suspect, Kim, told the AP in an in- Jr. and F. Lee Bailey, he him run to football glo- 71-year-old O.J. Simp- terview. “But every mile- was acquitted by a jury in ry at the University of son says he is happy and stone that my kid hits, 1995 in a verdict that split Southern California and healthy living in Las Ve- every milestone that I the country along racial with the NFL’s Buffalo gas, plays golf nearly ev- hit, you know, those are lines, with many white Bills have been replaced, ery day and stays in touch just reminders of what Americans believing he and he recently had Lasik with his children. I’m not able to share with got away with murder and surgery on his eyes. “Life is fine,” Simpson my brother and what he is many black people consid- His parole officer has recently told The Associ- missing out on.” ering him innocent. given him permission to ated Press in a telephone She wonders if Simpson He has continued to de- take short trips, including interview from his home. is following conditions of clare his innocence. The to Florida, where his two He added that neither he his parole. murder case is officially younger children, Justin nor his children want to “Yeah, I hear he’s living listed as unsolved. and Sydney, have built talk about June 12, 1994, the life of Riley out there The victims’ families sub- careers in real estate. His the night his ex-wife Nicole in Las Vegas, being treat- sequently filed a civil suit older daughter, Arnelle, Brown Simpson and her ed like a king,” Goldman against him, and in 1997 lives with him much of the friend Ronald Goldman said sarcastically. But she he was ordered to pay $33.5 time. were stabbed to death. added she rarely thinks million for the wrongful He also visited relatives Simpson was ultimately of him unless someone deaths of the two victims. in Louisiana, he said, and acquitted of the crime in brings up his name. Some of his property was spoke to a group of black what came to be known as Nicole Brown Simpson’s seized and auctioned, but judges and prosecutors in “The Trial of the Century.” sisters Tanya and Denise most of the judgment has New Orleans. “We don’t need to go did not respond to email not been paid. After he got out of prison back and relive the worst or phone messages. He later served nine in Nevada, many expected day of our lives,” he said as Ron Goldman, then 25, years in prison for rob- him to return to Florida, Wednesday’s anniversary was returning a pair of bery and kidnapping over where he had lived for sev- of the killings approached. sunglasses that Nicole an attempt to steal back eral years. But friends in “The subject of the mo- Brown Simpson’s mother some of his sports memo- Las Vegas persuaded him ment is the subject I will had left at a restaurant rabilia from a Las Vegas to stay there. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS never revisit again. My where he worked when hotel room. He insisted his “The town has been good family and I have moved he and Simpson’s ex-wife conviction and sentence to me,” Simpson said. “Ev- Ali Stroker, of “Oklahoma!” performs at the on to what we call the ‘no were stabbed and slashed were unfair but said: “I erybody I meet seems to 73rd annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music negative zone.’ We focus dozens of times. Simpson’s believe in the legal system be apologizing for what Hall on Sunday in New York. on the positives.” televised trial lasted near- and I honored it. I served happened to me here.” Study: Women underrepresented in top animation jobs Ad Special

LOS ANGELES (AP) — the industry is taking in- Women make up roughly clusion seriously and af- half of all executives in fecting change,” said ini- Springtime is yard sale time. animation, but a study tiative director Stacy L. released Monday says the Smith in a statement. 3-day run: Thursday, Friday, Saturday numbers fall significantly Women also made up 13 when it comes to female percent of directors of pop- $29.00 special rate! directors and other leader- ular animated television ship roles in the industry. shows from 2018, the only Includes attention-getting header graphic, The study by the USC year covered by the study. Annenberg Inclusion Ini- But women of color were four lines of ad copy, and a yard sale kit tiative and the nonprofit underrepresented in all containing signs and sales tips! advocacy group Women in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS areas. Animation said that in the Jennifer Yuh Nelson Women are also outnum- past 12 years, only 3 per- arrives at the premiere bered in below-the-line Don’t miss out! cent of animated film direc- of “Kung Fu Panda 2” roles like head of story, Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1276 tors were women and only in Los Angeles. lead animators and art one, “Kung Fu Panda 2” di- directors, the study found. or email [email protected] rector Jennifer Yuh Nelson, going back to 2007. On And in front of the cam- was a woman of color. live-action features, wom- era, only 20 of the top 120 In some areas, like pro- en make up about 15 per- animated features across ducing, animation has bet- cent of producers. the past 12 years had a ter female representation “The proportion of wom- female lead or co-lead. Of than live-action films. The en in this leadership role those, three, “Moana,” ‘’The study found that wom- in animation, and the Princess and the Frog,” en made up 37 percent progress made in the last and “Smurfs: The Lost Vil- of producers on the 120 decade indicates that lage,” had a woman of color animated films surveyed there are spaces where as the protagonist. A8 TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS New York City street named for rapper Notorious B.I.G.

NEW YORK (AP) — A B.I.G., who was born New York City street has Christopher Wallace, was been named for rapper shot to death in Los Ange- Notorious B.I.G. les in 1997. Community members He detailed street life in and elected officials Brooklyn in songs and on gathered in a downpour albums that dominated on Monday at the inter- the pop charts. section of St. James Place Voletta Wallace and Fulton Street. recalled telling a friend Rapper Lil’ Kim — em- amid her heartbreak: “My bracing the event’s themes son was well loved.” ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON of social justice and making But she said the street Lynn Court Judge Ina Howard-Hogan speaks at Lynn Youth Street Outreach Advocacy (LY- a difference — exclaimed: naming evoked “happy SOA) in front of their newly painted mural on Monday. LYSOA’s mission is to empower the “We did it, Brooklyn!” tears.” highest risk youth in the community to reach a positive purpose in life. LYSOA provides advocacy and outreach services to all high-risk youth, young adults and their families in the Immersive Rock & Roll Hall community. Girls group WOMXN painted the mural. Joining Judge Howard Hogan are Maris- sa Devine, left, and Jessica Herrera. of Fame exhibit opens July 1 CLEVELAND (AP) — A and CEO Greg Harris new interactive exhibit said earlier this year that Sleeping with the TV on may make you gain weight at the Rock & Roll Hall of the museum has been Fame is set to open next working to create a more month. immersive, hands-on CHICAGO (AP) — Doz- Cleveland.com reports experience for visitors. ing off to late-night TV or sleeping with other that the “Interactive Ga- The exhibit opens July lights on may mix up rage” exhibit opening July 1 and will take up the your metabolism and lead 1 will enable visitors to entire second floor of the to weight gain and even play instruments on their museum. obesity, provocative but own, or with friends or It will include key- preliminary U.S. research strangers at the museum. boards, mixing boards, suggests. Visitors can get help with guitars, drums, studio The National Institutes instruments from trained space and a lounge for of Health study published professionals on site. playing acoustic instru- Monday isn’t proof, but it Rock Hall president ments. bolsters evidence sug- gesting that too much Healey, Moreno to call Copa exposure to light at night could pose health risks. America semis, final on ESPN+ “Evolutionarily we are supposed to be sleeping BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) ESPN said Monday that at night, in a dark place,” — Adrian Healey and Sebastian Salazar and said lead author Dale FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Alejandro Moreno will Fernando Palomo also Sandler, a scientist with call the semifinals and will call matches. Palomo the National Institute of blood pressure, diabetes, ed sleeping at night in a found in men. final on ESPN+ for the and Moreno will team for Environmental Health depression and obesity. room with a television on Animal research and Copa America, broadcast- Friday’s opener between Sciences, a division of the The researchers ana- or a light were more likely smaller studies in hu- ing from the network’s Brazil and Bolivia, two National Institutes of lyzed health and lifestyle to gain at least 11 pounds mans have linked pro- studios in Bristol, Conn. matches on Saturday and Health. “It’s much more data on nearly 44,000 U.S. over about five years longed light exposure ESPN plans to use its one on Sunday. important than people women enrolled in an on- than those who slept in with weight gain. Exactly own commentators for 12 All matches will be realize for a whole variety going study seeking clues darkness. They were also how is uncertain but sci- of the 26 games in South streamed on ESPN+, a of health reasons.” to causes of breast cancer. about 30 percent more entists think disruption America’s championship, streaming service that Daily exposure to light The analysis focused likely to become obese. in release of hormones which starts Friday and launched in April 2018. and darkness helps main- on data on sleep, light Sandler said she is related to sleep and appe- runs through July 7. None will be televised by tain our 24-hour body exposure and weight gain confident that the add- tite may be involved. The tournament is being the linear networks of clock, which regulates during the study, but not ed weight wasn’t from Dr. Phyllis Zee, an played in Brazil, and ESPN, which is part of metabolism, sleep-pro- on breast cancer. Results things like snacking at expert in sleep and circa- ESPN will rely on the The Walt Disney Co. moting hormones, blood were published in JAMA night, because the anal- dian rhythm disorders at world feed that includes Telemundo, a division of pressure, and other bodily Internal Medicine. ysis accounted for other Chicago’s Northwestern a one-man broadcast by Comcast Corp.’s NBCU- functions. Women in the study had variables that could have University, said the study Jon Cotterill. ESPN niversal, will broadcast Mounting research sug- medical exams and filled led to weight gain such as is important because it will use its own commen- matches in the U.S. with gests disrupting that typ- out health and lifestyle diet, physical activity and highlights a behavior that tators from the quarterfi- Spanish-language com- ical sleep-wake cycle may questionnaires when they sleep duration. can be easily changed to nals on. mentary. contribute to poor health, enrolled and periodically Sandler said it’s likely reduce the risk of gaining increasing risks for high after. Those who report- similar results would be weight. Court agrees to listen to Led Zeppelin in ‘Stairway’ appeal SAN FRANCISCO (AP) In a 2016 trial that Plant the lyrics, and that not qualify for copyright SEND US — “Stairway to Heaven” included testimony from both were original. protection, because a com- will get another hearing, Led Zeppelin guitarist But in September, a bination of those elements this time to a packed Jimmy Page and singer three-judge panel from may qualify if they are house. Robert Plant, a jury the 9th Circuit ruled that sufficiently original. YOUR STUFF A panel of 11 judges found that “Stairway to the judge at the trial had Led Zeppelin’s lawyers WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE from the 9th U.S. Circuit Heaven” did not signifi- failed to advise the jury moved to the next level Court of Appeals agreed cantly resemble the song properly, and ordered of appeal, asking for the TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] Monday to hear Led “Taurus,” written by the a new trial. The judges larger group of judges to OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, Zeppelin’s appeal in a late Randy Wolfe and unanimously found that rehear the case, and the copyright lawsuit alleging performed by his band the trial judge was wrong request was granted. The P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. the group stole its 1971 Spirit. to tell jurors that individu- 11-judge panel will hear rock epic from an obscure Page said he wrote the al elements of a song such the case in late Septem- 1960s instrumental. music for the song and as its notes or scale may ber in San Francisco. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Tuesday, June 11, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Monday...... 6840 Monday...... 2971 L Rain early. A mix of sun and Sunday...... 2005 Sunday...... 1890 Sunrise today 5:04 a.m. clouds in the afternoon. High S winds 5 to 10 kt, becoming 77F. SSW winds shifting to NW with gusts up to 25 kt in Saturday...... 2077 Saturday...... 6779 Sunset today 8:22 p.m. L NW at 15 to 25 mph. Chance the afternoon. Waves around Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: H L of rain 100%. Rainfall around 2 ft. Patchy fog. Showers. Sunrise tomorrow 5:04 a.m. a quarter of an inch. Higher Vsby 1 nm or less. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 6:33 a.m. wind gusts possible. All 4...... $4,889 All 4...... $5,757 H Tonight: NW winds 5 to 10 kt. Low tide today 12:49 p.m. Tonight: Clear. Low 58F. Winds Gusts up to 20 kt in the eve- First or last 3...... $684 First or last 3...... $806 NW at 15 to 25 mph. Higher ning. Waves around 2 ft. Any 2...... $59 Any 2...... $69 High tide tomorrow 7:37 a.m. wind gusts possible. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $7 L ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $204 All 4...... $240 Fronts First 3...... $114 First 3...... $134 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $114 Last 3...... $134 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Mass Cash: 1-10-13-22-31 JUNE 17 JUNE 25 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’ cloudy| High 77, Low 58 M’ sunny | High 70s, Low 50s T-storms | High 60s, Low 50s Lucky for Life: 26-34-39-40-43-(11) NATIONAL SUMMARY: As rain pivots through New England and lingers in the Southeast corner of the nation, dry air will extend over the Mississippi Valley to the mid-Atlantic coast today. Showers and storms will erupt over the northern Plains with spotty storms in South Texas. Much of the West will be dry and sunny with building heat on the Pacific coast.

©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 Alcock, Ouellette put Spartans in North semifinal

By Harold Rivera lowed three hits. second, a 1-out single in ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “This is probably the best the top of the fourth and a game he’s ever pitched, 1-out single in the top of LYNN — St. Mary’s base- and he’s pitched a perfect the fifth. He sent the Ma- ball coach Derek Dana game before,” Dana said. rauders three up, three knew this game was com- “He pounded the strike down in the top of the first ing. zone, he didn’t really have and third innings. In a pitcher’s duel capped any major threats, the kids On the other side, Brown, by an unlikely ending, No. played great defense be- a left-hander, was equally 2 Spartans sophomore hind him. He just did what dominant. Brown kept the Kory Ouellette scored the he needed to do. He didn’t Spartans off the basepaths winning run on a passed until Aiven Cabral drew a ball in Monday’s 1-0 victo- let them score.” Belmont starter Mike 1-out walk in the bottom of ry over No. 7 Belmont in the third. Cabral stole sec- the Division 2 North quar- Brown also brought his best effort. Brown went 7 ond but Brown escaped the terfinal at Fraser Field. jam with back-to-back “This shows that you 2/3 innings and struck out 11. strikeouts. John Mulready have to play until the last laced a 2-out double in the out,” Dana said. “You’re “He was outstanding,” Dana said. “He had three bottom of the fourth for St. never out of it until the last Mary’s lone hit. Brown out is made. I’ve been tell- different pitches, kept us off balance. Our guys have squashed that threat with ing our kids that since the a strikeout. first day we walked into been swinging the bats pretty well and we couldn’t “We’ve had some time the gym, that this game off,” Dana said. “We had a was coming- the most im- get much off him. He’s an outstanding competitor. I 10-day layoff. We try to do portant game of the sea- the best we can with live son. Now we have another know he pitched real well down the stretch. He gave pitching. With that being one that’s the most import- said, (Brown) is going to be us everything we could ant one of the season.” tough no matter what. Yes, The player of the game, handle. They both pitched I’d like to see us compete a undoubtedly, was Spartans great, we were just fortu- PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN little bit more and I’m glad starter Bobby Alcock. In nate to come out on top.” we get the chance to do so.” St. Mary’s sophomore Kory Ouellette slides into home plate for the game- eight shutout innings, Al- Alcock worked around a winning run against Belmont in the Division 2 North quarterfinal Monday. cock fanned eight and al- 2-out walk in the top of the ST. MARY’S, B2 Classical baseball falls in extra innings

By Harold Rivera the top of the 11th brought ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Aidan Ritter home with the winning run. LYNN — Sometimes you “I tip my hat to Andover,” just fall short. Zukowski said. “Their two The No. 2 Classical base- pitchers threw strikes. ball team gave No. 7 Ando- They did what they had to ver its best punch Monday do and in the end they night in the Division 1 came out on top. But I North quarterfinal at Fra- can’t emphasize how proud ser Field but it wasn’t I am of my team.” enough in a 5-4 11-inning After Classical starter loss. Kyle Finnigan retired An- “I couldn’t be more proud dover in order through the of this group of guys,” first two innings, Classical Classical coach Mike Zu- grabbed a 2-0 lead in the kowski said. “My seniors, bottom of the second. especially. The way they Aidan Dow (2-for-5, RBI, battled on the field. I told run) led with a single. them leading up to this Brendan Lannon worked a game, ‘you guys can’t leave 1-out walk and Jared De- anything on the field be- Fillipo followed with a sin- cause you’ll regret it for gle to load the bases. In the rest of your life.’ They stepped No. 8 hitter Deniel left it all out there.” Ortiz (1-for-3, two RBI, Down 4-3 in the bottom ITEM FILE PHOTO run), who put the Rams on of the seventh, the Rams Classical’s Deniel Ortiz went 1-for-3 with two the board with a 2-run sin- rallied to tie the game on gle. RBI and one run scored in a loss to Andover in an Andover error. Patrick the Division 1 North quarterfinal Monday. McConnell’s RBI single in CLASSICAL, B2 St. Mary’s softball handles Matignon ITEM FILE PHOTO Bishop Fenwick’s Trey DeLoury hit a walk-off By Steve Krause too. But in the end, it was 2-RBI double to beat Saugus in the Division 3 ITEM STAFF the Spartans taking the North quarterfinal Monday afternoon. win, 10-3, to advance to LYNN — St. Mary’s the semifinal Thursday softball coach Paige Lica- (5:30) at Martin Field in ta was a little on edge Lowell against either Fenwick walks off coming into Monday Amesbury or Boston Latin night’s Division 3 North Academy (the game is on quarterfinal game against Tuesday). Matignon. The No. 3 Spartans got a against Saugus The Warriors came to 2-run homer from Talia Lynn earlier this season Smaller in the fifth inning, By Mike Alongi three RBI. CJ Graffeo (1- and beat the Spartans. Be- a solo homer from Taylor ITEM STAFF for-3) and Ryan Beliveau tween that and the fact Sullivan, and a 3-for-3 day (1-for-3) also had hits. Se- that St. Mary’s had a com- PEABODY — Monday from outfielder Katie nior Todd Tringale pitched paratively close win over O’Neill, who also scored a was Trey DeLoury’s day. a solid game, tossing seven Pope John over the week- After pitching five stellar run. Meanwhile, pitcher innings and allowing five end, Licata was well aware Lily Newhall allowed four innings of relief, the Bish- runs on eight hits with six of what could happen. op Fenwick senior stepped hits and struck out five. strikeouts. “Teams always seem to Fielding lapses by St. to the plate in the bottom “We got off to a great play well in the tourna- Mary’s (18-4) kept the of the seventh inning and start, which was great, ment,” said Licata. “It game close until the Spar- roped a walk-off 2-RBI but then we could execute doesn’t matter what they tans put some distance be- double to lift the No. 4 in certain situations for ITEM FILE PHOTO do in the season. Tourna- tween themselves and the Crusaders over No. 5 Sau- the rest of the game,” said ment time, and they al- Warriors in the later in- gus, 5-4, in the Division Saugus coach Joe Luis. Taylor Sullivan hit a two-run home run for St. ways give you a good nings. 3 North quarterfinal at “We were trying to get Mary’s in a win over Matignon in the Division 3 game.” McHugh/Farley Complex. that fifth run throughout North quarterfinal Monday night. Matignon hung tough SPARTANS, B2 The Crusaders fell behind the game, and we missed 4-0 in the first inning and on two bunts and couldn’t went into the bottom of capitalize. But that’s high the seventh down 4-2 be- school baseball.” St. Mary’s, Fenwick lacrosse fall in doubleheader fore DeLoury and compa- It was all Saugus at ny went to work. the start. The Sachems By Daniel Kane fourth quarter. “It really was incredi- jumped all over Fenwick ITEM STAFF “I give a lot of credit to ble,” said Fenwick coach starter Jake Miano (2/3 Dracut and their play- Russ Steeves. “We were inning, four runs, two hits, READING — The ers,” Spartans coach down four to probably the two strikeouts), loading St. Mary’s and Bishop Josh Field said. “It was best pitcher we’ve faced all up the bases in the top of Fenwick boys lacrosse a lot of back-and-forth. year and we were just try- the first inning. With two teams saw their suc- Neither team gave up. ing to hang in there, and outs, Dusabalo stepped cessful seasons end in You have to love that. we finally got our chance to the plate and smashed the semifinals of the That’s what lacrosse is and took it. We just never a 3-RBI double over the Division 3 North state all about. I told my guys gave up.” left fielder’s head to put tournament Monday in I’m so proud of them for DeLoury went 2-for-4 the Sachems up 3-0. The a doubleheader at Fa- having the character to with two RBI at the plate Dusabalo hit knocked ther Seymour Field. face adversity all sea- and also earned the win Miano from the game, as The No. 8 Spartans son long. I thought we on the mound, tossing five senior Cory Bright (1 1/3 fell 12-10 to No. 4 Dra- matured a lot this year.” innings and allowing just innings, no runs, no hits, cut, while the No. 3 Davis Kinne and one strikeout) stepped in Brendan Laundry led one hit with five strike- Crusaders lost to No. 2 to finish off the inning. St. Mary’s with three outs. Angelo McCullough Austin Prep 16-7. One batter later, Dusa- goals each while Zach (2-for-4) and Keegan St. Mary’s and Dracut balo came in to score on a Barden and Nick Na- ITEM FILE PHOTO O’Connor (1-for-4) added got the day started with Fenwick error to give Sau- politano each scored one RBI each. a back-and-forth battle Zach Barden scored two goals for St. Mary’s in a gus a 4-0 lead. two. For Saugus, Joey Du- that the Spartans saw loss to Dracut in the Division 3 North semifinals sabalo led the way with FENWICK, B2 slip away late in the LACROSSE, B2 Monday afternoon. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 Swampscott baseball beats Austin Prep on No. 4 Fenwick in the (TBA). as Acton-Boxboro. It just TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP semifinal round (TBA). St. John’s 4, makes us hungrier to By Harold Rivera “It’s final week and I Franklin 1 come back even better ITEM SPORTS EDITOR have to respect the kids The No. 2 Eagles remain next year.” academics,” Caponigro alive in the Division 1A Classical ends the sea- The Swampscott base- said. “They have some “Super 8” tournament. son 16-6. ball team waited a year for things they’ll take care of The difference was a 3-run this one. No. 8 Swamp- BOYS LACROSSE but we’ll get some work in St. John’s rally in the top St. John’s 12, scott erased the sour and we’ll be ready.” of the ninth. Brady O’Brien memories of last year’s Central Catholic 7 BASEBALL and Jack Cairns each The No. 1 Eagles ad- postseason with a 5-2 win Woburn 4, went 1-for-4 with one RBI. over No. 1 Austin Prep vanced to the Division Marblehead 3 Zach Fortuna (5 2/3, five 1 final. They’ll play the Monday at Morelli Field in In the Division 2 North strikeouts) and Max Gieg winner between No. 2 the Division 3 North quar- quarterfinal, Woburn(3 1/3, six strikeouts) Acton-Boxboro and No. 6 terfinal. walked off with the victory paired up on the mound. Westford Academy Friday Austin Prep cut the Big in the bottom of the sev- St. John’s awaits the Blue’s tournament run enth. Aidan Michaud (1- winner between No. 5 BC (5) at Glatz Field. short in the 2018 sectional for-3, two RBI) carried High and No. 7 Mansfield Billerica 15, semifinal. Marblehead’s offense. Er- (TBA). Marblehead 12 “The kids feed off the ick Gonzlez (0-for-3) drove New Mission 14, The No. 2 Magicians underdog role,” Swamp- in a run. Tech 1 hung close with No. 6 Bill- scott coach Joe Caponigro Starter Ben Weed al- The top-seeded Titans erica in the Division 2 said. “They were charged lowed two earned runs ended Tech’s season in the North semifinal but fell for the entire game. over four innings. Ryan Division 4 North quarter- just short in a comeback They’re hungry and they Masters tossed two shut- final. The Tigers wrapped effort. Marblehead ends want to keep playing. out innings of relief. the 2019 campaign at the season 15-4. “I’m so proud of the way Marblehead ends the 9-11. BOYS TENNIS the kids have battled,” Ca- season 14-8. SOFTBALL Weston 3, ponigro said. “At one point Lynnfield 4, Acton-Boxboro 3, Lynnfield 2 we were 2-5 and to be North Reading 2 Classical 2 (F/10) The No. 4 Pioneers’ sea- where we are is a testa- The No. 3 Pioneers ad- The No. 7 Rams gave No. son came to an end with a ment to our willingness to vanced to the Division 3 2 Acton-Boxboro every- semifinal loss to the de- keep working and never North quarterfinal behind thing they had but fell just fending No. 8 seeded Divi- give in.” a gritty effort from Fer- short in the Division 1 sion 3 state champions. Swampscott starter Max nando Gonzalez. He North quarterfinal. Michael Gentile (third sin- Pegnato allowed two pitched in and out of trou- Pitcher Brooke Warren gles) and Harrison Luba earned runs on nine hits ble for much of the game, threw all 10 innings and (second singles) were the and struck out six in seven allowing three hits with allowed two earned runs Pioneer winners. The wins innings. The Big Blue five walks, one hit batter on nine hits. Kayla Morrill capped undefeated sea- were hitless through the and five strikeouts. He (2-for-4, RBI) and Rebecca sons for each player in first five innings (and made up for it at the plate, Walker (2-for-4) led the of- duel match play. Lynnfield struck out 11 times) before going 2-for-3 with a 2-run fense. ends the season 15-4. catching fire in the last homer. Clay Marengi (RBI “I could not be more two innings. Dylan Janu- single) and Luke Martin- proud of my team,” Rams GIRLS TENNIS ary put Swampscott on ho (RBI double) had the coach Erika Richard said. Newburyport 3, the board with a 2-run only other Pioneer hits. “Every single person in Marblehead 2 PHOTO | JOSEPH BROWN home run in the top of the Martinho was also clutch our dugout, every single In the Division 2 North sixth. in left field, saving two player, coach, fan, wanted semifinal, winners for No. Bobby Alcock allowed just three hits in eight in- 3 Marblehead were Mi- nings of work for St. Mary’s in a win over Belmont The Big Blue rallied for runs with sliding catch on it and left everything they three runs in the seventh. chelle Shub (6-0, 6-0 at in the Division 2 North quarterfinal Monday. a bases-loaded line drive had out on that field. If we Jonathan Oriakhi laced a in the sixth, while John were going to lose, I’m first singles) and Hannah 2-run single and Ryan Singer came up with three glad we can walk away Porath (6-1, 6-2 at second Graciale capped the scor- big plays at second. Lynn- with our heads held high singles). St. Mary’s baseball ing with a RBI single. field’s set to play No. 2 knowing we lost a game Marblehead ends the squeezes past Belmont The Big Blue will take Gloucester Wednesday like that to a team as good season 20-3. ST. MARY’S Rams fall to Andover in Div. 1 North quarters From B1 CLASSICAL of the sixth. Anthony Te- and tied it. We kept plug- Neither team got any- It remained scoreless until the bottom of the eighth. From B1 berio laced a RBI double ging away. As a coach, you thing going until the top of Alcock, showing zero signs of wear, retired the side in to even the score at 3-3 can’t ask any more from the 11th, when McCon- order in the top half of the inning. Terence Moynihan Finnigan made things and Ritter followed with a your team.” nell’s RBI single gave An- reached on a passed ball with one out. Pinch-runner tough on Andover through RBI single. It continued as a tight dover a 5-4 edge. Kory Ouellette took second on another passed ball. the next two innings. But David Barnard took the battle from there, with With their backs against Cabral walked, placing runners on first and second with he ran into trouble in the ball in relief in the top of Barnard (five innings one out. After a strikeout, Colin Reddy was hit by a the wall, Classical fell top of the fifth and the the seventh and escaped a pitched) keeping Andover short in the bottom of the pitch. That ended the afternoon for Brown, who was Golden Warriors cashed bases-loaded jam thanks quiet through the next few 11th. The Rams went relieved by Martin Marintchev. But Marintchev’s relief in. Andover knotted the to a 4-6-3 double play. frames. down 1-2-3 for the 5-4 loss. appearance was a quick one, with Ouellette racing score at 2-2 behind RBI Needing a rally to keep “David comes off a sea- Classical ends the sea- home on a passed ball for the winning run. singles from Nolan their season alive, the son-ending injury (torn “We’ve been telling the kids from day one, ‘when your Schirmer and Josh Gruen- Rams answered the bell in ACL) to play an inning the son 14-7. number’s called you have to know what you’re supposed berg. the bottom of the seventh. last game of the regular “I’m very proud of my to be doing’” Dana said. “Kory came through. He was the The Rams reclaimed the Nico Galeazzi reached on season,” Zukowski said. senior class,” Zukowski right man in the right spot.” lead in the bottom of the a 1-out walk and tied the “He’s been working this said. “I’m proud of the way The Spartans will play No. 3 Greater Lowell in the fifth, when Ortiz crossed game at 4-4 when he last week, working so they tied in the freshman sectional semifinal Wednesday (7) at Fraser Field. home plate on Dow’s RBI scored via an errant throw. hard. We gave him a shot team, the JV team, the single. “We didn’t give up,” Zu- at DH. He put the ball in way they conducted them- Andover grabbed its first kowski said. “Down a run play a few times. He threw selves in front of them. lead of the night in the top at the end we came back lights out.” They set an example.” Spartans advance to Div. 3 North semifinal SPARTANS to come all the way home Mantello reached on an to third. She then scored From B1 with the first run of the error and got all the way on a wild pitch. game. to third on successive wild Newhall slammed the “It seemed like every St. Mary’s got that back pitches before scoring on door after that. Smaller’s time we made a mistake, when Christina Nowicki an infield out. However, rocket to right was part of we paid,” said Licata. “I’d led the bottom of the first the Spartans got that run a three-run fifth that say that we have to work with a double, took third back in their half of the made the score 7-3, and a on eliminating our mis- on Felicia D’Alessandro’s third when D’Alessandro wild pitch, an error, and a takes. I’m glad we hit, but grounder to the pitcher, walked, stole second, and grounder to short by Pora- we still need to work on and scored when Saman- scored on Porazinski’s sin- zinski brought home three the mistakes.” tha Porazinski also gle. more in the seventh. The Spartans made one grounded out. Matignon scored its It could have been more, of those mistakes right out In the second inning, third run in bizarre fash- but the Warriors had their of the gate. Matignon’s Taylor Sullivan led with a ion. Erica Hutchinson sin- outfielders playing right Alaina Aiello led off by homer to right-center. St. gled with two out. Newhall up against the fence by poking a single up the Mary’s made it 3-1 when thought she’d struck out the last inning, and actu- ITEM FILE PHOTO middle, and when Bridget O’Neill singled and even- Warrior pitcher Maddie ally made a few putouts Saugus pitcher Todd Tringale pitched all seven Anderson sacrificed her tually scored on errors. Klein, but the umpired from there. innings in a loss to Bishop Fenwick Monday. over, an errant throw in Matignon kept the pres- only had two strikes. As “If they weren’t playing an attempt to tag Andeson sure on, scoring a run in the Spartans ran off the so deep,” said Licata, “we’d Fenwick moves on to out at second allowed her the third when Danielle field, Hutchinson sprinted have had more runs.” Division 3 North semis Season comes to an end for St. Mary’s, Fenwick lacrosse LACROSSE strong in a while.” taken one step further as Muzi added two. Ian FENWICK From B1 Later in the third quar- a program and these se- Worthley and Diego Al- From B1 ter the Spartans trailed by niors helped us do that. varez-Segee each had one The Spartans got off to three goals but weren’t go- We’re going to miss them.” goal. That was it for scoring until the bottom of the fifth, a fast start with a pair of ing to go home without a In the nightcap, a slow The Crusaders bounced when Fenwick started to chip away. An error, an infield goals from Barden and fight. Laundry and Napol- start doomed the Crusad- back in the second half, hit and a sacrifice bunt put runners on second and third Napolitano to go ahead itano scored back-to-back ers. Fenwick barely pos- scoring five straight goals with one out. After McCullough brought a run home 2-0 late in the first quar- goals and Kinne added an- sessed the ball in the first to close the gap to 8-6. But with a RBI groundout to make it 4-1, O’Connor stepped ter. other tally in the fourth to half and Austin Prep’s of- that was as close a Fen- in and laced a RBI double to cut the deficit to two runs. But the lead didn’t last tie things at 8-8. fense fired on all cylinders. wick got and Austin Prep Then came the seventh inning. The Crusaders moved long. Dracut controlled Dracut responded with The Cougars jumped out walked away with a con- possession thanks to Allyn runners to first and third with two outs, then scored a three straight goals and to a 7-1 lead by halftime. vincing win. French (five goals) dom- the Spartans didn’t have “They wore us down for run on an error to make it 4-3. Next up was DeLoury, Fenwick also graduates inating the faceoff circle another comeback in sure,” Crusaders coach who turned on an inside pitch and launched a 2-RBI six seniors. double to the left-field fence that brought home the ty- and took a 6-4 lead into them, falling 12-10. Steve Driscoll said. “Joe “I can’t thank those guys ing and winning runs. the half. St. Mary’s graduates six Rivers, John Bernbaum enough for building this With the loss, Saugus finishes the season at 15-7. “I thought we adjusted seniors. and Brett Ross — I can’t As for Fenwick (16-6) next up will be a Division 3 pretty well to (French),” “This was a special say enough about them. program,” Driscoll said. North semifinal matchup with No. 8 Swampscott (14-8), Fields said. “I thought we group,” Fields said. “It’s They led us the entire year “They jumped in when I who knocked off No. 1 Austin Prep in the other quarter- had our chances on some my fourth season and I on defense. They were just was a first year coach and final game. of the faceoffs and slowed came in here and some of gassed and they rightly they’re the reason why “From experience, I can say that winning a game in him down. He had one those guys were freshmen should’ve been. We didn’t we are here (Monday). this fashion really gives a team a lot of momentum go- fastbreak goal. It was a big here. I had them through- have the ball on our of- They’re the reason why we ing into the next game,” Steeves said. “We’re going to one that he got at a good out their career here so to fensive end and they had had 17 wins and this pro- enjoy this one and then we’ll have all hands on deck for time for them. But I think see that end with some of it pretty much the entire gram has been elevated the next game.” we did a good job. French these guys who were here first half.” to this point. I love every The time and date of the Fenwick-Swampscott game is a great player I haven’t since day one is a special Nico Pasciuto scored single one of them and I’m has yet to be determined. seen a faceoff player that thing. Every year we’ve three goals while Nick going to miss them.” TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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STANLEY CUP FINAL St. Louis 4, Boston 2 Monday, May 27 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston 4, St. Louis 2 Thursday, June 6 Wednesday, May 29 St. Louis 2, Boston 1 Matt Barnes walks off the mound after blowing a save in the ninth inning against the Texas Sunday, June 9 St. Louis 3, Boston 2 Rangers Monday night at Fenway Park. Boston 5, St. Louis 1, series tied Saturday, June 1 3-3 Boston 7, St. Louis 2 Wednesday, June 12 Monday, June 3 Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Red Sox blow 10th save of season in loss

BOSTON (AP) — Danny Instead, it was the Rang- against Boston. Mazara fisted the ball NBA FINALS Santana doubled to lead ers who rallied from a 2-1 FOR STARTERS over the head of shortstop Thursday, May 30 Toronto 105, Golden State 92, off the 11th inning for his deficit in the ninth inning Texas’ Mike Minor al- Xander Bogaerts for a sin- Toronto 118, Golden State 109 Toronto leads series 3-1 fourth hit of the game and to take a 3-2 lead. Boston lowed two runs on four gle to give Texas a 3-2 lead Sunday, June 2 Monday, June 10 scored on Elvis Andrus’ rallied to tie it in the bot- hits and two walks, strik- — its first of the game. Golden State at Toronto, 9 p.m. single to give the Texas tom half, but Texas went ing out six in eight in- It was Barnes’ fourth Golden State 109, Toronto 104 Thursday, June 13 Wednesday, June 5 Rangers a 4-3 victory over ahead again in the 11th — nings. He walked Betts blown save in eight oppor- x-Toronto at Golden State, 9 p.m. the Red Sox on Monday, a and this time, it stuck. to lead off the bottom of tunities. Toronto 123, Golden State 109 Sunday, June 16 night the city of Boston’s Santana led off the 11th the first, and Andrew Be- Shawn Kelley allowed Friday, June 7 x-Golden State at Toronto, 8 p.m. concerns were focused on with a line drive down the nintendi followed with a two singles to start the ex-slugger David Ortiz. line, a ball right fielder home run to left-center, ninth before getting Ra- MLB Near the end of the Mookie Betts had to dive his seventh of the season. fael Devers to hit a high game, Ortiz landed in his for to stop it from bound- Minor only allowed four chopper for a 4-3-6-3 dou- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division adopted city in an air am- ing all the way to the cor- more baserunners. ble play. Brock Holt hit a W L Pct GB W L Pct GB bulance from the Domin- ner for a potential inside- Chris Sale pitched seven blooper to left-center to Tampa Bay 41 24 .631 — Philadelphia 37 28 .569 — the-park homer. Andrus innings of three-hit ball, New York 40 24 .625 ½ Atlanta 37 29 .561 ½ ican Republic, where he score pinch-runner Mi- Boston 34 33 .507 8 New York 32 33 .492 5 was shot in a nightclub hit one up the middle striking out 10 and walk- chael Chavis and make it Toronto 23 42 .354 18 Washington 30 35 .462 7 on Sunday night. Fans ob- past Ryan Brasier (2-3) to ing one before leaving 3-3. Baltimore 20 45 .308 21 Miami 23 41 .359 13½ Central Division Central Division served a moment of reflec- make it 4-3. with a 2-1 lead. But Holt was easily W L Pct GB W L Pct GB tion before the game and Jesse Chavez (2-1) FOR RELIEVERS thrown out at the plate Minnesota 43 21 .672 — Chicago 37 27 .578 — Cleveland 33 32 .508 10½ Milwaukee 38 28 .576 — chanted his nickname — pitched the 10th, and Brandon Workman when he tried to score Chicago 31 33 .484 12 St. Louis 32 32 .500 5 “Papi!” — during it. Chris Martin pitched the pitched a perfect eighth from first on a high fly- Detroit 24 38 .387 18 Pittsburgh 30 35 .462 7½ But the Red Sox weren’t 11th for his second save. for Boston, but Matt ball by Marco Hernandez Kansas City 20 45 .308 23½ Cincinnati 29 35 .453 8 West Division West Division able to manage a walk-off The Rangers beat the Red Barnes gave up a one-out that dropped in down the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB hit like those that were Sox for just the third time single to Santana followed right field line for a dou- Houston 45 22 .672 — Los Angeles 45 21 .682 — Texas 35 30 .538 9 Colorado 33 31 .516 11 the hallmark of Ortiz’s ca- in 15 games and snapped by a double by Andrus. ble, sending the game into Oakland 33 34 .493 12 Arizona 34 32 .515 11 reer. a six-game losing streak With the infield in, Nomar extra innings. Los Angeles 31 35 .470 13½ San Diego 33 33 .500 12 Seattle 28 41 .406 18 San Francisco 26 38 .406 18

Monday’s Games Detroit (Turnbull 3-5) at Kansas City (Junis N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. 4-6), 8:15 p.m. David Ortiz flown to Boston for treatment Tampa Bay 6, Oakland 2 L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 7-2) at L.A. Angels Texas 4, Boston 3, 11 innings (Skaggs 4-6), 10:07 p.m. St. Louis 4, Miami 1 Arizona (Duplantier 1-0) at Philadelphia SANTO DOMINGO, Do- the hospital, telling report- Atlanta 13, Pittsburgh 7 (Arrieta 5-5), 7:05 p.m. minican Republic (AP) — ers they had a brief con- Washington at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 St. Louis (Hudson 4-3) at Miami (Hernan- p.m. dez 0-0), 7:10 p.m. David Ortiz was back in versation in the car as he L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Pittsburgh (Archer 3-5) at Atlanta (Foltyne- Boston on Monday night urged the baseball great to Arizona at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. wicz 1-5), 7:20 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Quintana 4-5) at Colorado for medical care, a day after stay calm and breathe. Tuesday’s Games (TBD), 8:40 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Wheeler 5-3) at N.Y. Yankees authorities said the former “Do you have any prob- San Diego (Paddack 4-4) at San Francisco (Paxton 3-2), 7:05 p.m. (Beede 0-2), 9:45 p.m. Red Sox slugger affection- lems with anyone?” Salva- Toronto (Thornton 1-4) at Baltimore Wednesday’s Games (Means 5-4), 7:05 p.m. ately known as Big Papi dor recalled asking him, Cincinnati (Castillo 6-1) at Cleveland Oakland at Tampa Bay, 12:10 p.m. was ambushed by a gun- to which Ortiz replied: (Bauer 4-6), 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. Oakland (Fiers 5-3) at Tampa Bay (TBD), Texas at Boston, 4:05 p.m. man at a bar in his native “No, my brother, I’ve never 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Dominican Republic. wronged anyone.” Texas (Jurado 3-2) at Boston (TBD), 7:10 Milwaukee at Houston, 8:10 p.m. p.m. Seattle at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. A plane carrying the Salvador held up Ortiz’s Milwaukee (Nelson 0-1) at Houston (Pea- Detroit at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. 43-year-old retired athlete bloody belongings for re- cock 5-3), 8:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. Seattle (Leake 5-6) at Minnesota (Perez Arizona at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. landed after a flight from porters, along with some of 7-2), 8:10 p.m. St. Louis at Miami, 7:10 p.m. the Dominican, the team his jewelry. He also apolo- Washington (Corbin 5-4) at Chicago White Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Sox (Banuelos 3-4), 8:10 p.m. San Diego at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. said. gized for hitting several Ortiz had been in stable cars while rushing to the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS condition in intensive care hospital: “That wrongdoing TODAY IN SPORTS at a Santo Domingo hospi- The ambulance carrying David Ortiz arrives was justified.” and Clayton Heafner. tal after doctors removed to transfer him to the small ambulance plane Ortiz’s father, Leo, said June 11 his gallbladder and part of he had no idea why some- 1898 — Willie Simms becomes 1955 — Nashua wins the Bel- parked at Las Americas Airport in Santo Do- the only African American jockey mont Stakes with Eddie Arcaro in his intestine, according to mingo, Dominican Republic Monday evening. one would have shot at his to win the Preakness Stakes when the saddle. It’s the sixth Belmont his spokesman, Leo López. Ortiz was flown to Mass General Hospital. son. he rides Sly Fox to victory and the victory for Arcaro, tying Jimmy Mc- He said Ortiz’s liver was “He is resting,” the elder only one to have won all three Laughlin’s record. also damaged in the shoot- back.” shot him at close range in Ortiz said. “Big Papi will be Triple Crown races. Simms’ other 1977 — Seattle Slew, ridden by ing Sunday night. The Red Sox offered “all the torso, authorities said. around for a long time.” Jean Cruguet, runs wire to wire in Triple Crown wins: Kentucky Der- Ortiz is one of the most available resources” and The gunman was not He added that he is by (1896, 1898), Belmont Stakes the Belmont for a four-length vic- beloved figures in sports pleased with the medical (1893, 1894). tory over Run Dusty Run and the sent an air ambulance to immediately identified or history in the Domini- bring him back to Boston. arrested and the motive attention Ortiz has re- 1919 — Walter Hagen wins the Triple Crown. can Republic and Boston, ceived but that he will be 1978 — Nancy Lopez shoots a re- “He’s on the Mount Rush- for the shooting was under U.S. Open with a one-stroke playoff a fearsome power hitter transferred to Boston so victory over Michael Brady. cord 13-under par to win the LPGA more of Boston sports,” said investigation, with author- with a ready smile. He led he can be with his wife and 1919 — Sir Barton, ridden by John- Championship by six strokes over Eddie Romero, the team’s ities trying to determine the Red Sox to three World the Red Sox medical team. ny Loftus, captures the Belmont Amy Alcott. assistant general manager. whether Ortiz was the tar- 1982 — Larry Holmes stops Gerry Series championships, was Two other people were Stakes to become thoroughbred The club asked fans to get. racing’s first Triple Crown winner. Cooney in the 13th round for the a 10-time All-Star and hit wounded, including Jhoel 1921 — Grey Lag, ridden by Earl WBC heavyweight title at Las Ve- 541 home runs. observe a moment of reflec- The operator of the mo- López, a Dominican TV Sande, wins the first Belmont gas. Dozens of fans crowded tion shortly before playing torcycle that was carrying host who was with Ortiz. Stakes run counterclockwise. Pre- 1984 — The Boston Celtics beat the hospital earlier Mon- the Texas Rangers at Fen- the gunman was captured Police believe López was vious Belmonts were run clock- the Los Angeles Lakers 111-102 day, causing a traffic jam. way Park and posted on the and beaten by a crowd of wounded by the same bul- wise over a fish-hook course that in Game 7 to win their 15th NBA In the U.S., fans prayed for videoboard: “We send our people at the bar, authori- let, said National Police Di- title. included part of the training track his recovery and wished love to David Ortiz.” ties said. rector Ney Aldrin Bautista and the main dirt oval. 1990 — Nolan Ryan, 43, pitches Ortiz was at the Dial Eliezer Salvador, who 1938 — Ralph Guldahl wins golf’s the sixth no-hitter of his career as him well, with New En- Almonte. López was shot U.S. Open for the second straight the Texas Rangers beat the Oak- gland Patriots star Julian Bar and Lounge in San- was at the scene, said the in the leg, and his injuries year by beating Dick Metz. land Athletics 5-0. Ryan becomes Edelman assuring him to Domingo on Sunday gunman said nothing, just were not life-threatening, 1949 — Cary Middlecoff wins the the first to pitch no-hitters for three on Instagram: “Papi, all night when a gunman ap- fired once. Salvador then said his wife, Liza Blanco, U.S. Open by beating Sam Snead teams and the oldest to throw one. of New England has your proached from behind and drove a wounded Ortiz to who is also a TV host. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY After 30 years, husband says marriage isn’t what he wanted DEAR ABBY: Just to believe. There is no months before our 30th Dear Abby is written by Abigail electricity in our quar- wedding anniversary, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne ters, and we cook our my husband told me he Phillips, and was founded by her meals outside on a pro- doesn’t love me and mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact pane stove. Also, the never wanted to marry internship is unpaid, me. I am beyond devas- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. and I’ll have to pay to tated. I feel I have Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. take a summer class. wasted the best years While I feel I am ben- of my life. We have two efiting from this experi- beautiful daughters handed you that “bou- referring to him as your ence, I miss my old job who are my everything. quet,” was he angry or “husband” was not an (which I can get back) When he revealed inebriated? It is hard oversight.) and the more comfort- this news to me, it to believe that a man able lifestyle. Do you turned my life upside would stay married for DEAR ABBY: I re- think I need to give this down. I don’t know how 30 years to someone he cently left my job and internship more time? to process it or what to didn’t love and didn’t flew across the country do. I have spent years want to marry in the for an internship on a ACROSS THE begging him to be more first place. (Shotgun small farm to learn COUNTRY weddings are long out about sustainable affectionate and loving. DEAR ACROSS: I always assumed he of style.) farming. I have been Revisit that conversa- here a week. I have You signed on for the just didn’t know how to internship for a good show love. It never tion with him, and if he met some awesome tells you he meant what people and have been reason — to learn. Hav- crossed my mind that ing done that, it will be he has never loved me. he said, you are justi- having some fun with fied in feeling the way them in my free time. not only educational I feel naive, betrayed but also charac- and robbed. you describe. The ques- However, I’m now hav- tions then become are ing second thoughts. ter-building to see it HOPELESS IN you better with him or This is hard, physical through until the end THE MIDWEST without him, and what labor, and my living of the summer. This are your legal rights in conditions are a lot isn’t forever, and the DEAR HOPELESS: the state in which you more rustic and com- lessons you learn may When your husband and this man live. (Not munal than I was led last a lifetime. BRIDGE

Bridge title Moliere, a 17th-century French his point-count, ace and king. playwright, actor and poet, wrote, South apparently had four un- “It is a stupidity second to none, to avoidable losers: one spade, one busy oneself with the correction of diamond and two clubs (and that the world.” assumed East had the club ace de- It is sensible to busy one- spite West’s takeout double). How self with the correction of one’s could declarer have gotten home? bridge errors. In today’s deal, It seemed impossible, but South West made a mistake that I see did not give up. He won the first trick often from my students. They with his spade ace and returned the get so nervous that a winning spade jack, under which East un- card will suddenly evaporate. wisely signaled with the eight, sug- How should the defense proceed gesting a useful honor in diamonds. against four hearts after West West shifted to a trump. Declarer leads the spade king? won on the board, ruffed the last In the auction, East might have spade and led a low diamond. Now advanced with two spades, but his West fell from grace, winning with hand was a tad too weak. South’s his ace. South took the next trump three-heart rebid was a game-try with his king, cashed the diamond king to get home. with no particular side-suit weak- queen, crossed to the board with a Playing second hand high with an ness and, in theory, a six-card heart trump, discarded a club on the dia- ace on defense is almost always suit. North raised to game, liking mond king and played a club to his wrong. TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS

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Kerrins to Mortgage Electronic Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting solely as nominee for Capital Systems, Inc. as nominee for Fremont Investment & Loan, its successors and Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Plaza Home Mortgage, Inc., dated One Home Loans, LLC, "Lender"; its successors and assigns dated May 22, 2006 assigns, dated June 2, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern December 28, 2012 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25754, Page 527 as affected by a Loan of Deeds in Book 32087, Page 455, of which mortgage the undersigned is the 25771, Page 423, as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated October 24, Modification recorded on November 24, 2010 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book present holder, by assignment from: 2011 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book 30002, Page 434 as affected by a Loan Modification recorded on November 30, 30805, Page 263, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for 2015 in Said Registry of Deeds at Book 34551, Page 68, subsequently assigned Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Plaza Home breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Fremont Home Loan Mortgage, Inc. to Plaza Home Mortgage, Inc., recorded on February 5, 2016, in same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM, on July 2, 2019, on the Trust Series 2006-3 by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee Book No. 34701, at Page 186 premises known as 240 Locust Street, Danvers, Massachusetts, the premises for Fremont Investment & Loan, its successors and assigns by assignment described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Plaza Home Mortgage, Inc. to Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC, recorded on August 1, appurtenances thereto, to wit: 30602, Page 171 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the 2018, in Book No. 36910, at Page 400 purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on July 2, The following described real property situate in the City of Danvers, County of 2019 at 47 Basswood Avenue, Saugus, MA, all and singular the premises for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Essex, and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, to wit: described in said Mortgage, to wit: the same will be sold at Public Auction at 4:00 PM on June 24, 2019, on the mortgaged premises located at 34 Michael Road, Lynn, Essex County, The land and buildings in Danvers on Locust Street and being Lot A on "Plan of The land in Saugus, bounded and described as follows: SOUTHERLY: by Basswood Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Land of Carter White in Danvers, Mass., August 1978, Daniel D. Ray, Reg. Land Avenue, as shown on a plan hereinafter referred to, fifty and 00/100 (50.00) feet; Surveyor" recorded in Essex So. Dist. Deeds in Book 6522, Pg. 195, and more WESTERLY: by Lot numbered 490, as shown on said plan, one hundred and TO WIT: particularly described as follows: 00/100 (100.00) feet; NORTHERLY by Lots numbered 507 and 508, as shown on A certain parcel of land with the buildings and improvements thereon, known and said plan, fifty and 00/100 (50,00) feet; EASTERLY: by Lot numbered 487, as numbered as 24 Michael Road, Lynn, Massachusetts, being shown as Lot 4A on Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Locust Street, which point is the most shown on said Plan, one hundred and 00/100 (100.00) feet Containing 5,000 "Plan of Land in Lynn, Massachusetts for David J. Solimine Jr; dated December 1, easterly southeasterly bound of the parcel herein described, thence running: square feet of land, more or less, according to said Plan. Said premises are shown 1988, drawn by T&M Engineering Associates, Inc., and recorded at Essex South as Lots numbered 488 and 489 on a Plan entitled "Plan of Land of Bonair, Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 252, Plan 38. Containing 13,013 square feet of Westerly on two courses, 251.41 feet; Saugus, Massachusetts owned and by Frank W. Coughlin, dated September 4, land, more or less, according to said plan. Lot 4A is conveyed together with an 1907, by Elmer G. Mann, C. E., and recorded in Essex South District Registry of undivided two and 50/100 (2.5%) Percent interest in Lot A as shown on a plan of Southwesterly on two courses, 240.08 feet; Deeds, Plan Book 16, Plan 33. For title see deed of Karen Tarquinio dated May land entitled "Definitive Subdivision Plan- Forest Rim, Lynn, Mass. Owner- Videtta 28, 2004 and recorded with Essex County Registry of Deeds as Document No. Corporation, Developer David J. Solimine, Jr." dated August 7, 1987 and recorded Southwesterly again, 334.5 feet; 328. Deed 22925 289 at Plan Book 235, Plan 21. Property Address: 34 Michael Road, Lynn, Massachusetts 01904 Northerly on a curve, about 345 feet; The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, Meaning and intending to describe same premises as deed dated August 16, restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax 2008 and recorded September 5, 2006 at the Essex County Registry of Deeds in Northwesterly about 150 feet; titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in Book 26056, Page 551. possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Easterly about 500 feet; For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern TERMS OF SALE: District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26056, Page 551. Southeasterly about 115 feet; A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Easterly 173.24 feet; delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Southeasterly on Locust Street, 30 feet to point of beginning. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Containing 4 acres, more or less, all shown on said plan. check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Tax ID#: 021-039 at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be TERMS OF SALE: estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. as Trustee for Fremont Home Loan Trust 2006-3, of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-3 shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of $10,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place Present Holder of said Mortgage, Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. of the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified By Its Attorneys, check within forty-five (45) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in ORLANS PC LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC escrow with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 208, North PO Box 540540 Present holder of said mortgage Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Waltham, MA 02454 Phone: (781) 790-7800 By its Attorneys, In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in 16-008869 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of Item: June 11, 18, 25, 2019 150 California St. Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the Newton, MA 02458 foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure CITY OF LYNN (617)558-0500 deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, 12979 providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, June 18, 2019 at 8:00 pm in Item: May 28, June 4, 11, 2019 required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written the Council Chambers on the following Petitions: notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. 70 Commercial St, El Tikal Restaurant Mon-Sun 9am-11pm Legal Notice 71 Linden St, Tailor Made Dog Care LLC, overnight boarding of more than 4 dogs, PUBLIC HEARING Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. 7 days, 24 hour care. TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT 37 Bennett St, Milan Towing Co 24 hour service with three trucks at fenced in ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Dated: June 5, 2019 property. Present holder of said mortgage 135 Essex St, Vicky's Restaurant at former martial arts studio, Mon-Sun Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, June 7am-12am 25, 2019, at 7:00 P.M. at SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, 200 ESSEX STREET, The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York as Trustee for the Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk ROOM B-129 to hear the following NEW petitions: Certificateholders of the CWALT, Inc. Alternative Loan Trust 2006-36T2, Mortgage Item: June 4, 11, 2019 Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-36T2 Petition 19-10 by KIERAN McALLEN and JODI FARRIN seeking dimensional special by its Attorneys permit, special permit, site plan special permit for addition to existing single-family Guaetta and Benson, LLC structure. Property located at 8 LITTLES POINT ROAD (Map 36, Lots 26-0). Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE P.O. Box 519 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Petition 19-11 by JOHN ALBRIGHT seeking special permit for first and second floor Chelmsford, MA 01824 addition. Property located at 11 STANLEY ROAD (Map 27, Lot 103). Item: June 11, 18, 25, 2019 given by James F. Condry Jr. and Virginia L. Condry to Centex Home Equity Company, LLC, dated February 23, 2006 and registered with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number Petition 19-12 by DOROTHY FOLEY seeking dimensional special permit, special (SEAL) 464947 noted on Certificate of Title Number 76040, subsequently assigned to permit, and site plan special permit for construction of new single-family home. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Sound View Home Loan Property located at 2 SMITH LANE. (Map 7633, Lot 21-60). LAND COURT Trust 2006-3 by Nationstar Mortgage, Limited Liability Company, formerly known DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT as Centex Home Equity Company, Limited Liability Company by assignment Petition 19-13 by LAWRENCE TALBOT seeking dimensional special permit for registered with Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court partial demo and addition to existing single-family home. Property located at 86 Docket Number: 19 SM 000743 as Document Number 529318 noted on Certificate of Title Number 76040, BLODGETT AVENUE. (Map 32, Lot 51). subsequently assigned to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for ORDER OF NOTICE Soundview Home Loan Trust 2006-3, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-3 by Petition 19-14 by JOHN PITTS seeking use special permit, special permit, and Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Sound View Home Loan special permit site plan for a new 2nd story addition to the rear of the existing TO: Trust 2006-3 by assignment registered with Essex County (Southern District) residence. Property located at 245 PARADISE ROAD. (Map 14-4A, Lot 25C). William H. Mills Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 546477 noted on Certificate of Title Number 76040 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage Petition 19-15 by KRIS KRISHNAMURTHI seeking dimensional special permit, And to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act: 50 and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM special permit site plan approval to demolish existing home including garage and U.S.C. App. § 3901 (et seq).: on July 2, 2019 at 11 Saville Street, Saugus, MA, all and singular the premises building new home and three-car garage. Property located at 16 CUTTING ROAD described in said Mortgage, to wit: (Map 32, Lot 22). TIAA, FSB DBA Everbank THE LAND WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON IN SAUGUS ESSEX COUNTY Petition 19-16 by MICHELLE FRIEDMAN for dimensional special permit for second claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, MASSACHUSETTS, SHOWN AS LOT A ON A PLAN ENTITLED "PLAN OF LAND IN floor addition within the side yard setback. Property located at 57 ROY STREET numbered 22 Saville Street, given by William H. Mills to Mortgage Electronic SAUGUS MASS", DATED 11-15-1948, HENRY SEAVER, SURVEYOR, AND DULY (Map 18522, Lot 513). Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Everbank, dated August 29, 2014, and FILED IN THE LAND COURT, BEING CASE NO. 21539 SAID BOUNDARIES ARE THUS recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED; WESTERLY BY SAVILLE STREET, SIXTY FIVE (65) FEET And the following CONTINUED petition will also be heard: Petition 19-3 (172 Document No. 555490 and noted on Certificate of Title No. 55716 and now held NORTHERLY BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF ARSENAULT, EIGHTY (80) FEET; BURRILL STREET) Building Inspector Appeal (Map 3, Lot 88.) by the plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for EASTERLY ON LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF THE ESTATE OF MICHAEL R. determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. CONNOLLY AND BERTHA L. ROBINSON, SIXTY FIVE (65) FEET; SOTHERLY BY LOT B Marc Kornitsky, Chairman ON SAID PLAN, EIGHTY (80) FEET. Certificate No. 76040 For title, see deed Item: June 11, 18, 2019 If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United recorded at Document No. ______. States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers (SEAL) Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Being the same property as shown on Plan No. 21539-A. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in LAND COURT this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before July 8, The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the grounds restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax 19 SM 002539 of noncompliance with the Act. titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in ORDER OF NOTICE possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on May 23, 2019. To: TERMS OF SALE: Heirs, Devisees, and Legal Representatives of the Estate of Kerry J. Rowe; Attest: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Tracey Blaney, a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Ernest D. Rowe; Deborah J. Patterson delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Holly J. Granara; Recorder required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Christopher M. Rowe Item: June 11, 2019 the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Town of Nahant/ Planning Board check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid U.S.C. 50 §3901 et seq.: Notice of Public Hearing at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure as Trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board of the Town of Nahant will hold a sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Public Hearing pursuant to M.G.L. c. 40A, s 5 at 8:00pm on June 25, 2019 at the entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Nahant Town Hall, 334 Nahant Rd, Nahant, Massachusetts. The purpose of the recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The numbered 52 Allerton Street, given by Kerry J. Rowe to Mortgage Electronic hearing is to provide interested parties an opportunity to comment on proposed description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Eastern Bank, dated January 23, 2004, changes to the Nahant Zoning Bylaw. The intention of the proposed amendments an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book is to codify a definition and Table 1, Use Regulations in a Natural Resource area. 22329, Page 383, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' These amendments will appear in the warrant of an upcoming Special Town Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Soundview Home Loan Servicemembers status. Meeting (STM). A date for a STM has not been set at this time. Trust 2006-3, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2006-3 If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United The complete text of the proposed amendments to the Zoning ByLaw is on file at Present Holder of said Mortgage, States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers the office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, 334 Nahant Rd, Nahant, Massachusetts By Its Attorneys, Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on and is available for inspection during regular business hours. The amendments are ORLANS PC that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in also on the Town of Nahant's website; nahant.org. PO Box 540540 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before July 8, Waltham, MA 02454 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground Richard Snyder, Phone: (781) 790-7800 of noncompliance with the Act. Chairman 18-009306 Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of said Court on May 21, 2019. Nahant Planning Board Item: June 11, 18, 25, 2019 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Item: June 11, 18, 2019 Recorder 2017010246 Need a question answered? Item: June 11, 2019 [email protected] TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Turks: Soccer team 95 dead in was treated rudely Mali village ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — and humane practices.” massacre Turkey lodged a formal pro- Iceland’s Ministry of Foreign test Monday over the alleged- Affairs confirmed a formal BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — Assailants ly rude treatment its national protest was brought. raided a central Mali village early soccer team received at Ice- The Turkish team flew to Monday, killing at least 95 people land’s largest airport after ar- Iceland for Tuesday’s Europe- in the latest massacre in a growing riving for a European Cham- an qualifier in the capital of ethnic conflict that has been en- pionship qualifying match. Reykjavík. The trip started in flamed by Islamic extremists, gov- The Turkish team has com- the Turkish city of Konya af- ernment officials said. plained that it was delayed at ter the team beat world cham- Nineteen people were missing Keflavik Airport on Sunday pion France 2-0 on Saturday after the ethnic Dogon village of while officials searched bags in a Group H qualifier. Sobame Da was attacked around at a slow pace. Airport officials Iceland’s airport operator, 3 a.m., said Interior Security Min- have defended the searches as ISAVIA, said the inspections istry spokesman Amadou Sangho. routine and sought to blame the players underwent were Homes were burned and animals the delay on some of the Turk- mandatory for arrivals not slaughtered, the government said. ish players for not being coop- covered by agreements with There was no immediate claim of erative. the European Union. Howev- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS responsibility, though tensions have been high since a Dogon militia was Frustration escalated once er, it acknowledged the team Turkey has lodged a formal protest against authori- accused of carrying out a massacre the team was through securi- had waited longer than usual ties in Iceland over the way its national soccer team, ty, when an unidentified man to clear security due to an al- in an ethnic Peuhl village in March including captain Amre Belezoglu, was treated on its held a cleaning brush up to leged lack of cooperation. that left at least 157 dead. It was arrival Sunday for an upcoming European Champi- team captain Emre Belezoglu “Requests to remove elec- the conflict’s deadliest attack yet. onship qualifying match. while the Turkish player was tronics and liquid were not The killings highlight the Malian speaking to reporters. Video entirely met,” the operator security forces’ inability to contain footage shows the brush pop- said in a statement. with delays on returning would not comment on the is- the spreading violence, which has ping up toward Belezoglu’s Still, it said that the proce- home, too, notably in 2015 af- sue ahead of the match. been blamed on extremist fighters face as if it were a microphone. dure was “swift” and the play- ter returning from Konya in “I focus on the football,” he linked to the Islamic State organi- Turkish media have called ers passed through customs Turkey. said. zation and al-Qaida and the grow- the team’s treatment “dis- within 80 minutes of landing “It was similar. Passport Vidir Reynisson, director ing danger of frightened communi- respectful” and “racist.” The — disputing Turkish media control and detailed bag in- of security for the Icelandic ties arming themselves. country’s foreign minister, reports of a process that took spection,” Iceland captain Football Association, told The Mali has long battled Islamic ex- Mevlut Cavusoglu, tweet- two hours. Aron Gunnarsson said at a Associated Press no extra se- tremism in its far north, with a ed that it was “unacceptable Members of Iceland’s team Monday press conference. curity measures had been put French-led military intervention from the point of diplomatic said they have had to deal Iceland coach Erik Hamren in place for Tuesday’s game. dispersing jihadists from the re- gion’s major towns.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS today,” said Willie Del- frog image wiche, investment strate- Technology companies gist at Baird. ASSOCIATED PRESS and banks helped pow- The S&P 500 index er stocks higher on Wall gained 13.39 points, or 0.5 Conspiracy-promoting website Street Monday as inves- percent, to 2,886.73. The Infowars will pay $15,000 to re- tors welcomed news that benchmark index rose solve a copyright infringement the U.S. and Mexico avert- 4.4 percent last week, its lawsuit over its sales of a poster ed a trade war and poten- best weekly performance featuring the image of Pepe the tially damaging tariffs. of 2019. It’s now about 2 Frog, a cartoon character that was The latest gains ex- percent below its record hijacked by far-right extremists PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tend the market’s win- set on April 30. and racist internet trolls. A federal judge will let a jury decide whether conspiracy ning streak to a fifth day. The Dow Jones Indus- “Infowars” show host Alex Jones That follows the strongest theorist Alex Jones’ Infowars website had a legal right to sell trial Average rose 78.74 on Monday signed his companies’ week for stocks since No- points, or 0.3 percent, to settlement agreement with Pepe’s a poster featuring the image of Pepe the Frog, a character vember in what has been that became hijacked by far-right extremists. 26,062.68. The Nasdaq creator, Matt Furie. The Califor- a marked turnaround for composite climbed 81.07 nia-based artist said he didn’t au- the market after escalat- decided that Furie was precluded mes. But the user-generated mu- points, or 1.1 percent, to thorize Infowars to sell a “MAGA” ing trade tensions fueled from seeking statutory damages tations grew increasingly hateful 7,823.17. The Russel 2000 poster that depicts Pepe alongside a turbulent skid in May. and attorneys’ fees. and ubiquitous more than a year index of smaller compa- images of Jones, President Don- Some of those trade jit- before the 2016 presidential elec- nies gained 9.17 points, or ald Trump, far-right agitator Milo That ruled out the possibility of ters eased a bit Monday, at tion, when Furie’s creation be- 0.6 percent, to 1,523.56. Yiannopoulos and other right- a six- or seven-figure judgment. least in regard to the trade Tompros said plaintiffs’ lawyers come an online mascot for white Stock indexes in Europe wing figures. spat between the U.S. and finished broadly higher. Louis Tompros, one of Furie’s expected to ask a jury to award nationalists, neo-Nazis and other Mexico. President Donald roughly $14,000, which represents right-wing extremists. The latest gains build attorneys, said the settlement Trump suspended plans to on the market’s momen- amount is more than the $14,000 Infowars’ profits from its sale of The Anti-Defamation League impose tariffs on Mexican the poster. branded Pepe as a hate symbol in tum from last week, when that Infowars made from sales of goods after the countries a lackluster U.S. jobs re- the poster. He said his client plans The judge also refused to throw September 2016 and promoted Fu- struck a deal on immigra- out the case last month. Infowars’ rie’s efforts to reclaim the character. port appeared to increase to donate the extra $1,000 to Save tion. The dispute threat- the odds that the Federal lawyers argued the poster’s de- Last year, Furie resolved a separate the Frogs!, a California-based con- ened to raise costs for Reserve will have to cut piction of Pepe was “fair use,” but copyright infringement lawsuit servation organization. American companies and interest rates in coming Fitzgerald ruled a jury must de- that accused a Missouri woman “This was more than we would consumers and expand a months. Last week, Feder- cide that question. A jury trial for of misusing the character to sell have gotten at trial, and it saves global trade war that al- al Reserve Chairman Jay Furie’s lawsuit was scheduled to hate-promoting oil paintings. the expense of a trial,” Tompros ready includes China. Powell held out the pos- begin July 16 in Los Angeles. Tompros said he hopes the set- said. During an interview with sibility that the central tlement agreement deters others An article posted on Infowars’ The settlement agreement calls CNBC, Trump said Mon- bank will soon cut rates website calls it a “strategic vic- for Infowars to destroy any copies from misappropriating Furie’s day that he expects to meet to protect the economic re- tory” for Jones. One of his attor- of the poster in its possession and creation. with Chinese President Xi covery from any damage neys, Marc Randazza, said Furie’s bars the site from selling any more “If anyone thinks they’re going Jinping at the Group of 20 resulting from the Trump lawyers had sought more than $1 copies. Infowars also agreed not to to make money off Pepe, they’re summit in Japan later this administration’s multiple million from Jones but ultimately sell anything else with Pepe’s like- wrong,” he said. month. That may have giv- trade disputes. Many an- settled for a fraction of that after ness without a license to do so. Jones still faces other litigation en investors some cause for alysts think the Fed will a costly legal fight. Infowars attorney Robert stemming from his inflammatory optimism in the dispute cut rates more than once “That ought to be a message to Barnes said the settlement has words. Relatives of children killed between Washington and before year’s end, perhaps anyone who wants to file a polit- no confidentiality clause because in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elemen- Beijing, though Trump not- beginning in July. ically motivated, anti-free speech Jones “wanted to tell the world” tary School massacre filed defa- ed that an additional wave “We have essentially, lawsuit against him,” Randazza how little he is paying. mation suits against Jones after of U.S. tariffs on Chinese over five trading days, said. “This is an amount we would he questioned whether the shoot- goods will go into effect if undone the preceding 19 The settlement agreement have been willing to pay from the ing rampage was a hoax. the Xi refuses to meet at days’ worth of weakness,” comes less than a month after a very beginning,” Barnes added. Jones livestreams his show on the summit. Delwiche noted. judge’s ruling drastically limited Furie’s “chill frog-dude” debuted Infowars’ website, but he has lost “Relief in trade tensions, Other market indicators the amount of money that Furie in a 2006 comic book called “Boy’s access to other platforms. Twitter in terms of Mexico, and still signal that investors could recover from Infowars. U.S. Club” and became a popular can- and Facebook have permanently hope for relief in trade are worried about the po- District Judge Michael Fitzgerald vas for benevolent internet me- banned him. tensions with China seem tential for an economic to be helping the market slowdown, however. United Technologies’ departure another blow to Connecticut

FARMINGTON, Conn. the move cut deeply in based in Waltham, to cre- said recently passed leg- will stay in the state. same policies Connecti- (AP) — Announcing a Connecticut, a state that ate a massive aerospace islation that created paid “It’s a matter of Bos- cut is pursuing, including merger that will see Unit- is sensitive about its rep- and defense company family medical leave and ton being a magnet of all paid family medical leave ed Technologies Corp. utation as a place to do named Raytheon Technol- a higher minimum wage kinds,” Senate Majori- and a scheduled $15 per move its headquarters to business following the ogies Corp. would place more burdens ty Leader Martin Loo- hour minimum wage. the Boston area from the departure of other com- Connecticut Republi- on businesses. ney said. “I think if we Nearly all of the 19,000 state it has called home panies including General cans, long the minority “It’s not a proud mo- were looking at a move to Connecticut employees of for nine decades, the chief Electric, which relocated party in the Democrat-con- ment,” said Deputy House Springfield, Worcester, or United Technologies and executive offered assur- from Fairfield to Boston. trolled Legislature, seized Republican leader Vincent Chicopee we would have its subsidiaries will re- ances Monday that the Finger-pointing began at on the news to renew crit- Candelora. more reason to be con- main in the state, while new company will have a the Statehouse soon after icism of the state’s high Democratic leaders cerned or to be self-reflec- about 100 top executives presence in Connecticut Farmington-based UTC taxes and state govern- downplayed the an- tive.” and other workers will “for years to come.” said Sunday that it would ment’s problems with defi- nouncement and noted the Looney noted Massa- move to the new head- But the symbolism of merge with Raytheon Co., cits and debt. They also bulk of the company’s jobs chusetts has many of the quarters.

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