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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 DEALS OUR OPINION DEALS OF THE $DAY$ For commuters: a good plan, as we await a perfectPG. plan 3 We applaud Lynn’s legisla- “soul-crushing commutes” while have retained a consultant to Increasing the number of derserved transportation region tive delegation led by state Sen. Lynn legislators and fellow Blue complete a Lynn Transit Action trains running through Lynn on to take the good while waiting Brendan Crighton for urging the Line advocates continue to call Plan. the Newburyport/Rockport line for the perfect. MBTA Fiscal and Management for rapid-transit service to be The economic arguments for is an example, as Mayor Thom- Anyone who rides the rails to Control Board on Monday to in- extended through Lynn. connecting Lynn to Boston by as M. McGee said on Monday, Boston fromDEALS Lynn knows that crease commuter rail frequency The MBTA is on record as list- rapid-transit are unassailable. of using existing transportation the $14 round trip ticket buys a and slash fares. ing Lynn as “a priority place” in The Blue Line is a perfect an- infrastructure to “ …create a commuter a rideOF to THENorth Station “Near-rapid transit service” its Focus 40 long-range plan for swer to Lynn’s transportation system that works.” and back. That is a great des- is an opportunity to provide meeting Greater Boston’s trans- problems. “Near-rapid transit” It is a solution that allows Bos- tination for $someoneDAY attending$ North Shore commuters with portation needs through 2040. is a good near-term step that is ton commuters, their employers PG. 3 relief from what Crighton called State transportation of cials sensible and doable. and the North Shore as an un- PLAN, A3 Saugus IT’S MIND OVER METAL ChallengerDEALS OF THE chiefs FOR LYNN CRAFTSMAN questions$DAY$ heated democraticPG. 3 over nature of DEALS HVAC debateOF THE By Bridget Turcotte By Thomas$DA GrilloY$ ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFFPG. 3 SAUGUS — A burning LYNN — Challenger Marven problem will be resolved Hyppolite missed an opportunity to for the town’s rst re- reach key voters this week in his bid sponders. to unseat Ward 5 City Councilor Di- The heating, cooling anna Chakoutis. and ventilation system at The 27-year-old candidate was not the Public Safety Build- among the 16 hopefuls invited to ing has not been working the Lynn Democratic City Commit- properly for several years, tee’s candidates’ forum on Monday. posing a health threat to The reason? The one-hour session the town’s rst respond- was reserved for party members. In ers. Town Meeting provid- June, Hyppolite switched his af lia- ed funding to replace the tion to unenrolled, or Independent, system after the police from Democrat, according to the and re chiefs sought a City Clerk’s Election Of ce. solution to the problem. An appearance in front of more “In the past decade we’ve than two dozen activists who are had health and safety is- skilled at getting out the vote would sues with our employees have given Hyppolite a chance — there are over a hun- to make the case for his election. dred employees over at Chakoutis was at a Friends of Ward the Public Safety Building 5 meeting at police headquarters — and we want to keep that night and couldn’t attend. these people healthy,” said It’s conceivable he could have won Fire Chief Michael New- over skeptics reluctant to abandon bury. the three-term incumbent and the baskets and metal frames. His most John Markee Many of the Fire De- By Thor Jourgensen only woman on the 11-member City ITEM STAFF recent creation is the New England partment employees work adjusts his Council. Patriots-themed weather vane. 24-hour shifts and need Patriots-themed This is Hyppolite’s third attempt LYNN — Yes, that is a miniature Markee’s allegiance to the team to be rehabilitated after weather vane to defeat Chakoutis. In 2017, he lost football goal post topping the weath- is on display for his Jackson Street responding to an incident, on his roof at by 106 votes. Of the 1,468 ballots er vane on John Markee’s garage neighbors with the years of the Pa- he added. The current his house in cast, she won by a 53 to 46 percent and it is just the latest creation by triots’ six Super Bowl wins spelled system does not allow for Lynn on Monday margin. an 82-year-old East Lynn resident out in Roman numerals and two that. morning. It was a tough year for Chakou- who can’t slow down. stars adorned with “Bs” in homage Interim Police Chief tis. She put aside a door-to-door Markee has crafted commercial to coach Bill Belichick and quarter- ITEM PHOTO | campaign because her much-loved Ronald Giorgetti echoed parts and artistic creations from the concern. back Tom Brady. OLIVIA FALCIGNO husband, Nicholas “Nick” Chakou- metal throughout his adult life and “When the personnel “I spent about six weeks on it but tis, was dying of brain cancer. The retiring as a welder and metal work- come in off the street after it really took me about three,” he couple spent as much time togeth- er last December hasn’t evaporated a major event, depending said. er as possible as she balanced her his creative juices. He continues to on the temperature, it af- MARKEE, A3 HYPPOLITE, A3 fects them,” said Giorgetti. construct metal frames for  ower “I doubt they’ll cool down. When we have the winter weather and it’s cold out and they’re outside for an Moulton says impeachment extended period of time, they come back to the sta- tion to warm up. We don’t inquiry is ‘about time’ have adequate heating to do that.” By Thomas Grillo about time,” he told the Item. he said. “They said this is a nation- The current system was ITEM STAFF Despite an early morning tele- al security issue which is exactly installed in 1999 and re- phone call from the president what the Speaker told the press.” placement parts are no WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Seth pleading his innocence, the Cal- A whistleblower alleges Trump longer available, he said. Moulton may have thought it was ifornia Democrat stuck with her Town Meeting allocated time for 79-year-old House Speak- pressed Ukraine’s leader to look funding for the $334,000 er Nancy Pelosi to step aside last decision to commence the inquiry. into Democratic rival Joe Biden, project Monday night. summer. On Tuesday, Moulton and 234 of according to a rough transcript of But the Salem Democrat hailed his House colleagues were in a closed the phone call at the center of the More than $156,000 of ITEM FILE PHOTO the money will be repur- her decision to launch impeach- caucus on Capitol Hill to hear Pelo- Democrats’ presidential impeach- posed funds that were U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton ment proceedings against Presi- si’s decision to investigate Trump. ment probe. hailed Nancy Pelosi’s dent Donald Trump. “The strongest voices in the room SAUGUS, A3 decision. “It’s the right decision and it’s were veterans who I helped elect,” MOULTON, A3 Building Bridges keeps INSIDE Lynn MBTA drops GLSS in tune with racial harmony as service provider for The Ride. A2 director), the nonpro t’s mission is to Opinion bring together diverse communities Charles: Impeachment for the purpose of increasing cultural and the Art of “No.” A4 awareness and racial harmony by using BY BILL BROTHERTON music, dance and dramatic presenta- Sports tion as a multicultural educational tool. Peabody boys soccer slips LYNN — Building Bridges Through “We focus on alternative opportunities past Classical. B1 Music isn’t one of the larger after-school for kids that are not centered around  programs in the city, but it most de - sports,” said Murray. “We are not large. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO St. Mary’s girls fall nitely is making a huge difference in We get a lot of referrals, from the school to Austin Prep. B1 From left, Kevin Cobb teaches Rafael Gedeus, the lives of children and parents. department, (Department of Children  Run by the mother-daughter team of and Families). … We don’t have many 10, and Brandon Cruz, 12, how to play instru- English boys remain Virginia Makkers (executive director) ments at Building Bridges Through Music on unbeaten. B1 and Doreen Murray (artistic programs BUILDING BRIDGES, A6 Tuesday afternoon in Lynn.

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Jennie C. Myslinski, 97 Patricia L. Ostaski, 87 Philip C. Litch Sr., 89

LYNN — Jennie C. (Chociej) SALEM — Patricia L. (Hoar) VIERA, Fla. — Philip C. Litch Myslinski, 97, of Lynn, beloved Ostaski, age 87, of Salem, Sr., age 89, of Viera, Fla., and wife of the late Charles W. died peacefully on Sunday in formerly of Lynn, passed away Myslinski and daughter of the the Kaplan Family Hospice on Aug. 19, 2019. late Joseph and Anna Cho- house in Danvers after bravely He was the son of the late ciej, died peacefully on Sept. ghting multiple illnesses. She William and May (Simpson) 24 surrounded by her loving was the loving wife of the late Litch, and the beloved hus- family. Dr. William M. Ostaski. band of the late Gertrude Born, raised and educated Born in Pitts eld, she was “Trudi” (Fowler) Litch and of in Lynn, Jennie worked as an the daughter of the late Jo- the late Lorraine (Petitpas) electronics assembler with the seph and Esther L. (Donnel- (Longmire) Litch. Phil was pre- NAE Company. Jennie was a ley) Hoar. She was raised in deceased by his son William member of the P.L.A.V. Chap- Pitts eld and was a graduate Litch and by siblings Shirley ter 56 Ladies Auxiliary where of Sacred Heart High School. Emerton, William Litch Jr. and she was the Chaplain for A registered nurse, she was Barbara Day. many years. She was also ac- a graduate of Massachusetts Phil attended Lynn Public tive in Bingo with St. Michael’s General Hospital Boston Schools and served in the U.S. P.N.A. Lodge 630 and the School of Nursing. She had Army. After serving in the Army P.L.A.V. Post 56, and a former lived in Swampscott for many he became a police of cer for member of the St. Michael’s and his wife Kerry, Cheryl years prior to moving to Sa- and his wife Muguet Jones of Armani, Aaliyah, Kaden, Dylan E. Adams and her husband Beverly, Susan Trahan and her the City of Lynn. He became a and Grace, and leaves several Retiree’s Club. lem. real estate broker after retiring Kyle, Alison K. Beaulier, Kevin late husband Robert of Lynn, nieces, nephews and cousins. Jennie loved to knit and cro- Patricia was a communi- from the police force. Phil was M. Davis and his wife Heidi; and Bridget Russo and her “Thanks for the laughs to my chet, and enjoyed being the cant of St. John the Evangelist passionate about traveling 16 great-grandchildren; two husband Paul Coss of Lynn; Best Friend Bobby Jacobsen.” president of the Polish Knitting Church, Swampscott and also within the United States and great-great grandchildren and her granddaughters, Emily and Service information: Ser- Club. She was cherished by taught CCD there. She was a abroad. He enjoyed playing many nieces and nephews. Megan Russo; as well as many vices were held in Viera, Fla. A her daughters, and her hap- member of the Junior Aid Club cards and cribbage and work- She was the sister of the late extended family members. visitation will be held on Sat- piest times were spent with of Marblehead and performed ing in his gardens. He truly Stanley Chociej and Roman She was the mother of the late urday, Sept. 28, 2019 from her grandchildren and great in many plays. She took many loved life and spending time Chociej. Kathryn M. Ostaski and sister 9-10 a.m. in the CUFFE-MC- grandchildren. years of dance with the Gene with family and friends. He will Service information: Rela- of the late Brenda Blake. GINN Funeral Home, 157 Jennie is survived by her Murray Dance Studio. She be greatly missed. tives and friends are invited Service information: Her Maple St., Lynn, followed by daughter, Carolyn A. Downey was an avid traveler, visiting Phil is survived by his and husband the late Lt. to attend funeral services funeral will be held on Sat- a funeral service at 10 a.m. Germany, Paris, St. Thomas, St. daughter, Trudy (Litch) East- Stevan Downey (Lynn Police) at the NADWORNY Funeral urday at 11:30 a.m. from the Burial will be in Pine Grove John, St. Croix and Las Vegas, man and her husband Robert of Lynn eld, Janet C. Davis Home, 798 Western Ave., Lynn, SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 Cemetery, Lynn. Those who and had also worked as a trav- of Florida, Phil Litch Jr. and his and her late husband Warren Saturday, Sept. 28 at 10:30 el agent for some time. She Ocean St. (Route 1A)), Lynn, wish may make donations in late wife Sandra (Cwalina) J. Davis Jr. of Rowley; her sister, a.m. Visiting hours Friday from was an avid sewer and made followed by a funeral Mass his memory to the American Litch of Lynn, Thomas Litch Frances A. Maurice of Oregon; 4-8 p.m. Burial in Pine Grove many of her children’s out ts. Lung Assn., 1661 Worcester in St. Anne’s Church, Salem, and his wife Nancy (Thomas) her seven grandchildren, Capt. Cemetery. For guest book and She also enjoyed and excelled Road, Suite 301, Framing- at 12:30 p.m. Burial will be Litch of Beverly, and daugh- Michael S. Downey (Lynn Fire) directions www.nadwornyfu- at cooking and entertaining. ham, MA 01701, or to the in Swampscott Cemetery. ter Ruth (Litch) Quint and her and his wife Diane, Kristen A. neralhome.com. Patricia recently purchased a Relatives and friends are Alzheimers Assn., 309 Wa- Hamilton and her husband piano and resumed piano les- husband Haven of New Hamp- verley Oaks Road, Waltham, respectfully invited. Visiting shire. He was the Thomas, Lt. Kathryn J. Downey sons. She was a friend of Bill hours are Friday from 4-7 MA 02452. To share (Massachusetts State Po- W. for 29 years. Above all, she loving grandfather of a memory or leave p.m. Directions and guest- Melissa, Bobby, Tif- lice), Christopher S. Downey will be remembered as a lov- book at www.solimine.com. online condolences ing wife, mother, grandmother fany, Phillip III, Stef- please visit www. and aunt. fany, Matt, Jessica cuffemcginn.com. She is survived by her three and Derek, the car- children, William Ostaski Jr. ing great-grandfather of Kylie, Suzon Fecteau Meagan, Owen, Wyatt, Brady, Ethan, Max, Maisie, Harrison, LIFE WELL CELEBRATED®

It is with a deep sadness maintained many lifelong that we announce the passing friendships at the workplace. of Suzon Fecteau, of Beverly, Artistic by nature, Suzy after a brief illness. named photography, card MBTA drops Greater Lynn Senior Born in Boston on March making and scrapbooking 28, 1950 to the late Marga- among her hobbies. Her life- ret A. (Durkee) Fecteau and long passion was always Services as provider for The Ride Richard G. Fecteau, Suzon international travel. Among (nicknamed Suzy) grew up her many overseas trips she By Gayla Cawley a recommendation from ADA principles in what- tract with GLSS is anoth- in Lynn. She graduated from visited Greece, Poland, Gibral- ITEM STAFF the MBTA and employs ever ways possible,” reads er blow for the nonpro t, Lynn English High School, tar, England, France, Belgium, the existing Teamsters Lo- the GLSS statement. which has been under re Class of 1967 and went on to Holland and Switzerland. She LYNN — More than 250 cal 42 drivers. “We will also continue from Lynn’s seniors, spe- receive her BA from Emmanu- was ahead of her time in people could lose their jobs “MV Transportation is paratransit operations at ci cally those who belong el College. documenting her travels and after the Massachusetts reaching out to GLSS to full throttle throughout to Massachusetts Senior Along with her father, Rich- wrote many journal articles Bay Transportation Au- hire drivers who current- the remainder of our cur- Action, for months. ard Fecteau, she is survived about her adventures. thority didn’t award a new ly work for GLSS,” said rent contract. Our trans- Starting in early August, by her devoted twin sister, Sid- Suzy’s infectious laughter contract to Greater Lynn MBTA spokesman Joe Pe- portation department re- seniors protested each nice; her two goddaughters, and extroverted personality Senior Services, which has saturo. mains a vital part of GLSS week outside GLSS head- Molly Spillane of Winooski, Vt., will be missed by all who knew provided service for The The MBTA board voted as we go forward in realiz- quarters, calling for the and Nicole George of Boxford; her. RIDE for decades. to award a new ve-year ing our mission of promot- organization’s CEO Paul and numerous aunts, uncles Service information: Rela- On Monday, the MBTA contract to its two other ing community livability. Crowley to step down, fol- and cousins. tives and friends are kindly Fiscal Management and long-term providers, Na- Towards that end, we will lowing a complaint that he Suzy began her career at invited to attend a memorial Control Board opted not tional Express Transit and be pursuing new and dif- allegedly harassed one of Verizon (at the time, New En- service on Saturday, Sept. to award the 2020 RIDE Veterans Transportation ferent opportunities to en- the seniors. Two weeks ago, gland Telephone) as a produc- 28 at 11 a.m. at the Puritan contract to GLSS, one of Service. The new vendor sure that our consumers’ GLSS announced Crowley tion line worker at the age of Lawn Cemetery Chapel, 185 three vendors contracted selected, MV Transporta- mobility needs are fully was taking a three-month 22. For the next 29 years she Lake St., Peabody. Direc- by the agency that provides tion, describes itself as the met,” the statement reads. leave of absence. worked multiple jobs at multi- tions can be found at www. drivers for the paratransit largest privately-owned Pesaturo said the GLSS Earlier this month, May- ple sites and was an interna- puritanlawn.com. In lieu of service, which transports passenger transportation contract bid was rejected or Thomas M. McGee said tional sales trainer in Greece owers, donations can be many seniors and others contracting rm in the because of its “consider- the city will take over at the time of her retirement made in Suzon’s name to with disabilities to essen- United States. ably lower technical score” management of the Lynn in 2014. She developed and your favorite charity. tial services such as grocery GLSS executives de- relative to the other three Senior Center from GLSS, stores and doctors’ of ces. clined an interview, but in companies and almost which will include a move “Obviously, we’re disap- a statement the company non-existent price-savings. to a new facility. pointed,” said Joe Beneven- said the news was “very Service will be provided Last January, Team- Saugus Cultural to, president of Internation- disappointing.” The compa- between the three selected sters Local 42 threatened al Brotherhood of Teamsters ny’s contract expires Dec. RIDE vendors on a 50/30/20 to strike if a fair contract 42 (IBT42), the union that 31, but the T plans to pick percent split, for Nation- couldn’t be reached with Council to award represents more than 250 up an option to extend the al Express Transit, MV GLSS, with membership GLSS drivers. “My biggest agreement past that date Transportation and Veter- arguing its wages were concern are jobs for our to help with the transition, ans Transportation Service lower than the other two members. That’s our big- according to Pesaturo. respectively. The contracted contracted MBTA ven- $13K in grants gest concern now, is keeping “We are nonetheless ex- cost to the MBTA between dors. An agreement was these people employed.” tremely proud of our para- the three vendors annually eventually reached. SAUGUS — The Sau- Council is part of a net- Benevento said he hopes transit service to the com- will be about $94.9 million gus Cultural Council will work of 329 Local Cul- that the new vendor select- munity these past decades according to an MBTA pre- Gayla Cawley can be donate $13,000 to worthy tural Councils serving all ed to replace GLSS, Dallas, and remain committed to sentation. reached at gcawley@item- recipients this year. It just 351 cities and towns in Texas-based MV Transpor- supporting community in- The MBTA’s decision to live.com. Follow her on has to nd them rst. the Commonwealth. The tation, follows through on clusion and other critical not renew its RIDE con- Twitter @GaylaCawley. The council has set an program is the largest Oct. 15 deadline for or- grassroots cultural fund- ganizations, schools and ing network in the nation, As blue n recover, a new ght about how to sh for them individuals to apply for supporting thousands of grants that support cul- community-based projects By Patrick Whittle tality,” Miller said. “It bog- tural activities in the in the arts, sciences and ASSOCIATED PRESS gles the mind why they’re community. humanities every year. choosing to do this.” PORTLAND, Maine — Longliners aren’t allowed The grants must be The state legislature pro- A federal plan that could to target blue n tuna, but used to support an artistic vides an annual appropri- loosen the rules about sh- they are allowed to keep project or activity in Sau- ation to the Mass Cultur- ing for one of the most de- some if they catch them gus, including exhibits, al Council, a state agency, bated species in the ocean festivals, eld trips, short- which then allocates funds has attracted the attention accidentally. The potential term artist residencies, or to each community. of shermen and environ- rule change would allow performances in schools, This year, the Saugus mentalists, some of whom longliners to operate in workshops and lectures, Cultural Council will dis- fear years of conservation more territory where blue- said council spokesman tribute about $13,000 in work could be undone. n spawn, potentially tak- Mike Sullivan. grants. Previously fund- Preservation of the At- ing more of them as acci- The Saugus Cultural ed projects included eld lantic blue n tuna has dental bycatch, Miller said. trips to the North Shore long been a subject of in- IN MEMORIAM Music Circus, a perfor- ternational debate, and mance of William Shake- sometimes discord. The gi- ELMER (GRINKY) CRONIN FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 781-593-7700 1979 ~ SEPTEMBER 26 ~ 2019 speare at the Belmonte ant sushi sh, which occa- Publishing Daily, except Sundays ON HIS ANNIVERSARY and visits by the traveling sionally sell for more than A blue n tuna is weighed on a dock in South USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 New England Aquarium. $1 million and often weigh Portland, Maine. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA For local guidelines and and additional of ces. several hundred pounds, Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item complete information on are at a fraction of histor- would give shermen who closed down to longliners Subscriptions the Saugus Cultural Coun- ical population levels but use longlines, a method of in the spring to protect the Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States cil, contact Sullivan at 617- have shown positive signs shing used to catch large sh. Reopening it to shing $20.00 for 4 weeks 968-6261 and michaelsulli- in recent years. $65.00 for 13 weeks sh, more  exibility by in- could jeopardize the blue n $130.00 for 26 weeks [email protected]. The federal government creasing their amount of stock in U.S. waters and be- $260.00 for 1 year Application forms and is considering some chang- open shing area, includ- yond, said Shana Miller, se- Send payment to and POSTMASTER, more information about es to the way the sh are send address changes to: the Local Cultural Coun- managed. The National ing in the Gulf of Mexico. nior of cer for internation- The Daily Item Missed and loved for 40 years. cil Program are available Oceanic and Atmospher- The Gulf of Mexico is a al sheries conservation 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Lovingly remembered by his online at www.mass-cul- ic Administration has critical spawning area for with the Ocean Foundation. children and their families. Lynn, MA 01903 ture.org. said some of the changes blue n, and parts of it are “It would increase mor- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 It’s mind over metal for Lynn craftsman Moulton on impeachment MARKEE inquiry: ‘It’s about time’ From A1 MOULTON the tapes,” Moulton said. An English High School From A1 Nixon resigned rather Class of 1953 member than face impeachment af- Trump repeatedly urged and Marine Corps veter- ter fellow Republicans said Ukrainian President Volo- an, Markee was born in it was time for him to go. dymyr Zelenskiy to work Manhattan and his family “We don’t know if there with U.S. Attorney Gener- are any tapes, but we moved to Chelsea before al William Barr and with do know it’s important settling in Lynn. He traces Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s to hear from the whis- his love for building things personal lawyer. At one tleblower,” he said. “The to his grandfather, Ovid point in the conversation, fact that the director Markee, who helped build Trump said, “I would like of national intelligence the old Item building on for you to do us a favor.” has blocked some whis- Mount Vernon Street and The president’s words tleblower from coming to City Hall’s front steps. set the parameters for the Congress, that in itself is He applied to be a welder debate. The response on a violation of the law.” at Boston Naval Shipyard Capitol Hill highlighted Still, some Democrats after leaving the Marine the deep divide between say while it’s possible the Corps in 1955. the two parties and the House, with its Democratic “They had more than nation: Democrats said the majority, could vote to im- 2,000 applicants and took phone call amounted to a peach, the Senate is unlike- only 96,” he said. “shakedown” of a foreign ly to remove Trump from His welding skills brought leader, while Trump and office because Republicans Markee to jobs around the a majority of Republicans outnumber Democrats. North Shore and Greater dismissed it as nothing. “We don’t know what the Boston, including Thermo- After being stymied by Senate will do,” Moulton craft Engineering in Lynn the administration, law- said. “It depends on where and a former race car chas- makers on the House and the probe goes. Thirty per- sis builder in Marblehead. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Senate intelligence com- cent of the country thought Markee said he helped the mittees got their first look Nixon should be impeached car manufacturer overcome John Markee holds a wood stencil lettering he uses for decorating his at the complaint Wednes- and everyone said the Sen- one of the biggest challeng- metal creations. day. Congress is also seek- ate wouldn’t convict. But es facing race teams: How ing an interview with the as more facts came to light to preserve the car’s precise foot by 22-foot shed in his this a little bit and add service, high-powered whistleblower, who re- in the impeachment inqui- alignment while transport- backyard outfitted with an this,’” he said. transmitters linked ra- mains anonymous. ry, that shifted so much he ing it to and from races. iron heating stove he built Markee isn’t fazed by a dio operators with great- Democrats who read the resigned before he was con- As his career progressed, and the tools of his trade project’s size or complexi- er ease than a land-line document said it supports victed. Markee started exploring neatly hung in rows on the ty, party because his mem- long distance call. Markee their commitment to their “The point is to uphold metal work as an art form. shed’s walls and laid out ory still retains details tackled the tall order of investigation. the law,” he said. “That’s He became a close friend on work tables. he can summon in a split building a powerful trans- “People forget (former what matters.” of Nahant artist Norman A typical creation like second. mitter and tower with the President Richard) Nixon Laliberte, and when a Chi- the weather vane begins “I’m fortunate that I re- intensity he brought to released transcripts of his Material from the Asso- cago museum searched for with a simple sketch. tain everything,” he said. bear on building a race conversations in 1974 and ciated Press was used in someone to design and “From there, I decide on His interests extend car trailer. what happened is the tapes this report. Thomas Grillo build large banner frames, the size; hand cut the let- beyond metal crafting “I get into anything that came out and the tran- can be reached at tgrillo@ Laliberte directed the mu- tering and trace it on alu- to astronomy and ra- interests me. I like using scripts did not line up with itemlive.com. seum staff to Markee. minum. As I go along, I tell dio transmitting. In the my head and working with He works out of a 15- myself, ‘I think I’ll change decades before cellular my hands,” he said. For commuters: a good plan, Challenger questions democratic nature of debate as we await a perfect plan PLAN the poverty line. Unlike HYPPOLITE never spoken to. I brought comment. break because it took From A1 their western and southern From A1 it up several times at the Hyppolite said he’s run- an undeveloped lot and neighbors, North Shore res- meetings and nothing ning because Chakoutis turned it into a tax gen- a Bruins or Celtics game. idents do not have trans- waitress and council re- ever changed. Even when has failed to represent the erator for the city,” she But it doesn’t do much — portation options free from sponsibilities. One of the I attended, no one ever entire ward. said. “That’s revenue we especially in bad-weather a tunnel or bridge commute last events they attend- spoke to me or made me “I won three out of the can use for city services, months — for the com- into Boston. They do not ed together was the city’s feel welcome.” four precincts last time be- schools, police and fire.” muter trying to get to have rapid-transit service 2017 Christmas Eve Pa- Messages left at the cause those sections of the She also said her sup- work in a convenient, has- provided by the Green, Or- rade. He died one month Lynn Democratic City city have been ignored,” he port of the $31 million sle-free manner. ange and Red lines. later at age 54 surrounded Committee’s phone num- said. “Our rents and prop- Gateway North created Increasing commut- “We, as a region, have by his family. ber listed on its Facebook erty taxes are rising while 71 units of mixed-income er train stops in Central been short-changed for On switching party af- page were not returned. city services are dwindling housing on Washington Square is just one element 50-plus years north of Re- filiation, Hyppolite said Agnes Ricko, chairwom- and we have a councilor Street. of “near-rapid transit.” The vere,” said McGee. he did not feel welcome at an of the Democratic City that is not reaching out to Chakoutis has also other equally important el- Lynn is fortunate to the Lynn Democratic City Committee, did not return us. She supported a $2.5 backed the creation of ement is rescaling the com- have a legislative dele- Committee. multiple calls to her home million tax break (for the small apartments for muter fare to the amount gation that speaks and “There are some lovely seeking comment. luxury apartment build- young adults on Munroe the MBTA charges for a acts as one mind when it people in the group,” he Joseph Scanlon, a mem- ing under construction on Street and was supportive subway ride: $2.40 one-way comes to the most import- said. “But to be quite hon- ber of the committee, said Munroe Street) with no of transforming the former and $4.80 for a round-trip ant local concern: access est, it’s not an inclusive he was miffed by Hyppo- community benefits. It’s Lynn Armory into veter- ticket. To be treated equi- to Boston and its jobs, and organization and hasn’t lite’s allegations. not fair. We all deserve to an’s housing. She has en- tably, North Shore riders medical and educational been for quite some time. “Unwelcome?” he said. be heard, represented and dorsed spending money to should get free transfers institutions. It’s time for It’s not for young people or “I have no idea what he’s afford the city we live in.” refurbish Lynn Common into the subway system as the MBTA to embrace a change agents, and that’s talking about. I’ve said hi On trying to beat the with new lights, benches is the case elsewhere. good idea in the form of why I unenrolled.” to him whenever I’ve seen only woman on the City and fences, she added. The average median in- “near-rapid transit” on the He is not alone in his him.” Council, he said Chakou- Chakoutis disputed alle- comes for Lynn residents way to crafting the perfect choice. Hyppolite insists he tis is a very nice lady, but gations that she’s failed to is $53,513 and one in five solution for solving Lynn’s In Lynn, 50 percent doesn’t want a public fight the city is hurting. transportation problem. represent the district and local households live below of the 52,498 registered over the issue. “We need a leader who voters are Independent, “I don’t want to start any can step up and reach out especially the downtown. Saugus chiefs heated over HVAC while nearly 43 percent drama,” he said. “I don’t to everyone in the ward,” “I represent those pre- cincts as well as I do the are Democrats, and 6 per- want this to be a big deal, he said. “It’s not about be- SAUGUS The cost will cover the new cent call themselves Re- rest of the ward,” she said. and I don’t even want this ing a woman, it’s about the From A1 units, switches and technol- publicans. to be printed in the paper future of the city.” “I do not get as many calls from downtown and when ogy for both buildings. The first time he ran because I’m scared of the For her part, Chakoutis borrowed and not needed I do I’m right on top of it.” The Public Safety Build- for the seat at age 22, blowback.” said she is not bothered for previous projects. An ing is expected to be used he was shunned by the Still, his criticism was that her opponent is unen- Hyppolite is employed as a caseworker by Salem additional $177,000 will for at least another three eight-member panel, Hyp- not limited to Lynn’s Dem- rolled. The races in Lynn be borrowed. decades, said Newbury. polite said. ocratic Party. Increasingly, are nonpartisan, she add- Democratic U.S. Rep. Seth “Not a single person from he said, the Democrat- ed. Moulton. the committee reached out ic National Committee But she defended her The congressman told to me and asked why I (DNC) is ignoring large support of the tax break the Item he was unaware was running,” he said. “I segments of voters. for developers of the $90 of Hyppolite’s switch. have a valid message. The “Myself, many challeng- million luxury apartment “Marven will make his majority of the city is not ers, lots of youth, and building that will feature own decisions,” he said. being adequately repre- many people of color don’t 259 market-rate units by “I’m a huge Marven fan. sented, large segments do feel welcome in either Procopio Enterprises Inc. He’s incredibly committed not vote because no one the Lynn or the Nation- In addition, she listed to the city of Lynn and al- ever reaches out to them, al Democratic Party,” he her accomplishments as a ways has been.” including immigrants, and said. councilor over the last six Moulton has not en- lots of young, disenfran- The DNC did not re- years. dorsed either candidate in chised residents who are spond to a request for “I supported the tax the race.

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Those of us who have your day of reckoning is But if, as so many Demo- wasn’t removed from of- raised toddlers and teen- never going to come. cratic congresspeople (and fice following his impeach- agers know this story. I know there are a lot of their constituents) believe, ment for lying about his When our children are 2, us who had started to be- no one should be above the affair with a White House 110 Munroe St. and 3 years old, and again CherylC lieve that too. law, then let’s see what’s intern, Trump may also P.O. Box 5 during those dark ages CharlesC Apparently, enough is fi- under the hood. slither back into the Oval Lynn, MA 01903 between 13 and 19 (some- nally enough. According to the online Office. It may even gal- Customer Service times the dark ages start I believe that must legal dictionary, impeach- vanize his base, who will Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. around 11 or 12), they mindset, same boundary have been House Speak- ment is the process that believe Faux News and Connecting spend a great number of testing, but bigger, stron- er Nancy Pelosi’s feeling is used to charge, try, and anything this charlatan All Departments: their waking hours push- ger, more verbal, with when she stood before remove public officials for tells them, that his actions 781-593-7700 ing boundaries. more chances of high-risk the cameras Tuesday and misconduct while in office. aren’t criminal, or a threat Ext. 2 When our babies become behavior becoming injuri- announced the opening Impeachment is a funda- to national security. toddlers, they are right- ous, criminal — or fatal. of a formal impeachment mental constitutional pow- That’s a chance the Dem- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising fully exploring the world, But we’ve had the cau- inquiry against Donald er belonging to Congress. ocrats are finally ready to classi [email protected] what they can do, and tionary tale of a lifetime Trump. 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Lawmakers out of bad situations and saying they condone his Newsroom learn the word “No,” be- worse decisions his entire has finally been given the are reluctant to use this actions (and there are mul- [email protected] cause before they touch life, schemed, cheated and life lesson he missed more power because this is a big tiple committees, so every- [email protected] that hot stove, tumble scammed his way through than 70 years ago. deal. It’s not partisan pol- thing will finally be on the Ext. 4 down the stairs, or stick amassing (allegedly) a And while many are fi- itics, it’s only invoked by table). If the people who something into an electri- fortune, without ever be- nally relieved, and others evidence of criminality or Sports were hired to represent [email protected] cal outlet, someone swoops ing told “no,” I suppose mystified as the Repub- substantial abuse of power. their country can say on the in (we fervently hope) to that whole “actions have licans in Congress try to This is a two-stage pro- record that abuse of power Ext. 5 save the day. consequences” credo just spin this latest scandal cess, which begins with is fine as long as they’re the Retail and Online They are never grateful. doesn’t apply to you. as more partisan politics, the public inquiry in the party in power, then those Advertising [email protected] In fact, they often will cry, Imagine you’re a sep- let’s actually examine House of Representatives. who voted for them should scream and throw a tan- tuagenarian narcissist, what impeachment may If wrongdoing is estab- make sure they let that ADVERTISING trum. But “no” is the word who’s never had to do an mean for Trump. lished, there will be a trial sentiment sink in. Ernie Carpenter Jr. that establishes boundar- honest day’s work in your Yes, it might fire up his in the Senate. This could go either Director of Advertising ies. life. And no, working your “base,” those who think This is where it gets way. It could be the end of and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] When you see the kid in way through daddy’s bail- this racist, xenophobic, sticky. With the Republi- Trump’s reign of terror, or the grocery store throwing outs of millions of dollars Islamophobic patholog- cans holding the Senate it could put him back in Ralph Mitchell a tantrum because he can’t while constantly declaring ically-lying narcissistic majority, there seems to be Sales Representative, ext. 1313 the White House. [email protected] get that toy or that cookie, bankruptcy to keep from wanna-be authoritarian little chance of a vote for But shining a light on say a prayer for that parent paying your creditors, and is doing a good job despite this president’s removal. those dark corners of this Patricia Whalen who has to endure the em- pretending you’re this (or because of) the above- That has been the argu- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 administration gives me [email protected] barrassment while trying brilliant businessman, named qualities. ment against even start- a little bit of hope. I’m not to stay strong. It’s not easy does not count as an hon- They might be even ing the inquiry, despite going to start dancing yet. BUSINESS OFFICE to keep from giving in and est day’s work. more inclined to come out Robert Mueller’s 400-plus But I hope that’s the band Maria Alvaracin giving up when cringing at And if you’ve never been to vote this person back page report showing mul- I hear warming up. ext. 1205 the disapproving stares. told no, you have no idea into the White House in tiple instances of obstruc- [email protected] And it’s even more dif- what it’s like to not always 2020. And they might even tion of justice from this Cheryl Charles can be Susan J. Conti ficult when they become get your way. be proud to do it. administration. reached at ccharles@item- Controller, ext. 1288 teenage toddlers — same You must figure that Good for them. Just as Bill Clinton live.com. 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BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Juul stops e-cigarette ads as teen vaping, illnesses grow By Matthew curb underage vaping. experts believe vaping has ternatives but recognized Perrone and No major e-cigarette the potential to dramat- that there’s “unacceptable Michelle Chapman company has been tied to ically reduce the deadly levels of youth usage and ASSOCIATED PRESS the ailments, including toll of traditional ciga- eroding public confidence Juul, which said it won’t rettes among adult smok- in our industry.” WASHINGTON — Juul Health experts generally Labs Inc. will stop adver- fight a Trump administra- ers. But he said Juul made tising its electronic ciga- tion proposal for a sweep- “enormous mistakes” in consider e-cigarettes less rettes in the U.S. and re- ing ban on e-cigarette its early advertising cam- harmful than traditional place its chief executive flavors that can appeal to paigns, which featured cigarettes because they as mysterious breathing teens. young models, bright col- don’t contain all the can- illnesses and an explo- Michigan, New York and ors and youth-oriented cer-causing byproducts of sion in teen vaping have Rhode Island banned va- catchphrases. burning tobacco. But there’s triggered efforts to crack ping flavors this month, E-cigarettes have been virtually no long-term re- down on the largely un- while Massachusetts said largely unregulated since search on the health effects regulated industry. it will stop sales of all arriving in the U.S. in of the vapor produced when The nation’s largest vaping products for four 2007. The Food and Drug e-cigarettes heat a liquid e-cigarette maker and months, the first such step Administration has set with nicotine. in the country. next May as a deadline for Health officials are in- other brands are fighting FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to survive as they face “I think this rush to manufacturers to submit vestigating hundreds of backlash from two public judgment is extraordinary, their products for review. A woman exhales a puff of vapor from a Juul recent cases of the lung ill- health debacles. Federal and we might be looking Exempt from restric- pen in Vancouver, Wash. ness. Many patients said and state officials have at the demise of vaping,” tions on traditional tobac- they vaped THC, marijua- seized on the recent out- said Kenneth Warner, pro- co marketing, Juul until senior executive from Al- The new chief, K.C. na’s intoxicating chemi- break of lung illnesses fessor emeritus at Univer- now has advertised its tria, the maker of Marl- Crosthwaite, said in a cal, with bootleg devices, — including 10 reported sity of Michigan’s school of e-cigarettes in print, TV, boro cigarettes that paid statement that Juul has but officials have not yet deaths — to push through public health. radio and online. It’s also $13 billion for a 35 percent long focused on providing implicated any common restrictions designed to Warner and some other replacing its CEO with a stake in Juul in December. adult smokers with al- product or ingredient. Washington plunges into impeachment investigation By Lisa Mascaro, Mary Clare Jalonick and Julie Pace ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump pressed Ukraine’s leader PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to “look into” Democratic rival Joe Biden as well as Sean McCain, a scientist with the California his grievances from the Department of Fish and Wildlife, sets up a feed- 2016 election, according ing platform used to lure nutria in front of a to a rough transcript of a surveillance camera in a pond in Stevinson, summer phone call that Calif. is now at the center of Democrats’ impeachment probe into Trump. California faces Trump repeatedly prod- ded Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to furry new threat: work with Attorney Gen- eral William Barr and Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s personal lawyer. At one swamp rodents point in the conversation, Trump said, “I would like By Samantha Joaquin River Delta. for you to do us a favor.” Maldonado and The delta is the “heart- The president’s words Terry Chea beat of California’s water set the parameters for ASSOCIATED PRESS infrastructure,” according the debate to come — just to Peter Tira, spokesman LOS BANOS, Calif. — the fourth impeachment for the state’s Depart- One of the most recent investigation of an Amer- ment of Fish and Wild- threats to California’s ican president in the na- life. It contains a network PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS environment has webbed tion’s history. The initial feet, white whiskers, of more than 1,000 miles response highlighted the President Donald Trump speaks during a news conference at the Inter- shaggy fur and orange of canals and levees that deep divide between the Continental Barclay New York hotel during the United Nations General buck teeth that could be protect the area from two parties: Democrats Assembly Wednesday in New York. mistaken for carrots. flooding, provide drinking said the call amounted to “Boy, they’re an ug- water to millions of Cali- a “shakedown” of a for- Zelenskiy said he didn’t Tuesday after months of Republicans largely ly-looking thing,” said Da- fornians and irrigate the eign leader, while Trump want to get involved in resistance to a process she stood by the president and vid Passadori, an almond lush agricultural region. — backed by the vast ma- American elections, but has warned would be di- dismissed the notion that and walnut grower in cen- Now, armed with $10 jority of Republicans — added, “Nobody pushed visive for the country and the rough transcript re- tral California. “And the million in state funds, dismissed it as a “nothing me.” Trump chimed in, “In risky for her party. But af- vealed any wrongdoing by way they multiply — jeez.” the wildlife agency is de- call.” other words, no pressure.” ter viewing the transcript Trump. The swamp rodents, ploying new tactics to The call is one part of a The next steps in the im- on Wednesday, Pelosi de- “I think it was a perfect- called nutria, are set- eradicate the nutria and whistleblower complaint peachment inquiry were clared: Congress must act.” ly appropriate phone call, ting off alarms in Cali- try to prevent the wide- on the president’s activi- still developing a day af- Trump, who thrives on it was a congratulatory fornia. They weigh about spread destruction they ties. After being stymied ter House Speaker Nancy combat, has all but dared phone call,” said Rep. Liz 20 pounds each and eat are known to cause. by the administration, Pelosi launched the probe. Democrats to move to- Cheney, the No. 3 House the equivalent of about a “Over the past two years, lawmakers on the House Moderate Democrats, in- ward impeachment, con- Republican. “The Dem- fourth of their weight each our best efforts were try- and Senate intelligence cluding some from dis- fident that the specter of ocrats continually make day by burrowing into riv- ing to not even control committees will get their tricts where Trump re- an investigation led by the these huge claims and al- erbanks and chomping the population but keep first look at the complaint mains popular, urged the opposition party will bol- legations about President into plants that emerge it from exploding while on Wednesday. Congress is speaker to keep the in- ster rather than diminish Trump, and then you find from the water. we pursued the resources also seeking an in-person quiry to Ukraine and not his political support. out there’s no there there.” The animals can destroy needed to actually pursue interview with the whis- expand into other issues “It’s a joke. Impeach- The memo released by the wetland habitats of eradication,” said Valerie tleblower, who remains Congress had already ment, for that?” Trump the White House was not rare and endangered Cook, environmental pro- anonymous. been investigating. said during a news confer- a verbatim transcript, but species, degrading soil, gram manager for Fish Trump spent Wednesday “We need to be disci- ence in New York. He re- was instead based on the ruining crops and carry- and Wildlife’s newly es- meeting with world lead- plined about how we com- vived the same language records of officials who ing pathogens that may tablished Nutria Eradica- ers at the United Nations, municate,” said Rep. Elis- he has used for months to listened to the call. The threaten livestock. tion Program. a remarkable TV split sa Slotkin of Michigan. deride the now-finished conversation took place on Most of all, they pose a “We haven’t had nutria screen even for the tur- “The minute we’re talking special counsel investi- July 25, one day after spe- public safety risk: Left un- in California for 50 years, bulence of the Trump era. about the intricacies of gation into election in- cial counsel Robert Muel- checked, nutria could jeop- so nobody really knows Included on his schedule: process is the minute that terference, declaring im- ler testified on Capitol Hill ardize California’s water much about them,” Tira a meeting with Zelenskiy. we are losing people.” peachment “a hoax” and about his investigation supply, especially if they get said. “We’ve had to learn In a light-hearted ap- Pelosi announced the the “single greatest witch into Russia’s 2016 election into the Sacramento-San on the job as we go.” pearance before reporters, impeachment probe on hunt in American history.” interference. Feds get Monday deadline to decide on Trump tax return fight

By Larry Neumeister coerce the government of District Attorney Cyrus R. president,” he said. that presidents would not Michael Cohen, arranged ASSOCIATED PRESS Ukraine into launching an Vance Jr. said any delay The subpoena seeking have to comply with grand for the porn actress Stormy investigation of one of his is damaging, particularly returns issued as part of jury subpoenas regarding Daniels and model Karen NEW YORK — A judge possible election foes, Dem- because statute of limita- Vance’s investigation into their conduct out of office, McDougal to keep them delayed enforcement of a ocrat Joe Biden. tions regarding potential the Trump Organization’s and could also extend that quiet during the presiden- subpoena seeking Presi- Late Tuesday, Manhat- charges are in play. involvement in buying the immunity to associates tial race. The Trump Orga- dent Donald Trump’s tax tan federal prosecutors Carey Dunne, Vance’s silence of two women who and employees. nization later reimbursed returns Wednesday until cited “weighty constitu- general counsel, said the could have embarrassed “The law provides no Cohen for his work. at least next week. tional issues” as they told grand jury is looking at the president with stories such sweeping immunity,” Vance’s inquiry is said to The delay came as the U.S. District Judge Victor conduct engaged in by a of extramarital affairs they wrote. be examining whether the Justice Department was Marrero that they’d like wide variety of parties and during his 2016 campaign. The U.S. Constitution payments or reimburse- told to decide by Mon- until mid-October to sub- businesses. Trump’s lawyers have gives Congress the power ments broke any state laws. day whether it will join mit written arguments. Attorney William Conso- assailed the investigation to investigate presidents The Trump Organization Trump’s fight to block the Marrero gave them until voy, representing Trump, as politically motivated, and remove them from complied with an earlier state grand jury subpoena next Wednesday. said the president is im- saying Vance, a Democrat, office, but the law over round of subpoenas seek- for tax records that was “To the extent that en- mune from any criminal is “charging down this bla- whether a sitting presi- ing records related to its served on his longtime ac- forcement of the subpoena investigation as long as he tantly unconstitutional dent can be indicted and dealings with Cohen, who countant. may adversely affect fed- is in the White House. path” purely to harass the prosecuted in a state or pleaded guilty to separate The fight is playing out the eral interests of constitu- “The idea that any state, president. federal court is unsettled. federal campaign law vio- day after U.S. House Speak- tional dimension, those New York or any other, Attorneys for Vance say Vance launched his inves- lations, but Trump balked er Nancy Pelosi launched effects could not be re- could decide that they that the investigation is tigation after federal prose- when the prosecutors sub- a formal impeachment in- dressed after the fact,” the would indict a sitting valid, and that if the court cutors ended their investi- poenaed his accounting quiry against Trump over prosecutors said. president, there is no sup- fully accepts Trump’s ar- gation into payments that firm, Mazars USA, for his allegations that he tried to Lawyers for Manhattan port for that while he is gument, it would mean Trump’s former lawyer, tax returns. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Vandalism at 3:14 p.m. on Tuesday. Re- orange tabby cat at 24 St. Anns larly arrests, reflect police records. In sponding officers reported they Ave. on Tuesday at 10:46 a.m. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, A report of motor vehicle van- didn’t find the box. The cat is wearing a light gray dalism at 8:42 a.m. Wednes- it is the sole responsibility of the con- A caller reported at 4:43 p.m. flea collar. Animal was taken to day at 40 Linden St.; at 10:59 on Tuesday that someone broke Borash Veterinary Clinic for a cerned party to contact the relevant a.m. Wednesday at 27 Whiting glass in a driveway on Brough- seven-day hold. police department and have the St. ton Road for the second time. department issue a notice of correc- She stated she heard the glass Complaints tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or LYNNFIELD break but didn’t see anyone. clarifications will not be made without Responding officers arrived Peabody Municipal Light Arrest and helped clean up the mess. Plant reported $450 worth express notice of change from the ar- of electricity was stolen from resting police department. A caller reported at 2:09 a.m. Robert Meehan, 42, of 48 on Wednesday that a friend a smart meter on Monday at Center Village, Apt. 48, was ar- was sending her videos of him 3:18 p.m. at 6 Glen Drive. Of- LYNN rested at his home on Tuesday destroying her property. She ficer will follow up on Tuesday at 6:57 p.m. on a probation stated she was an hour away. with the property owner. Arrests violation. Officer assisted Northshore PEABODY Mall security with a report of Raelyn Barrett was arrested Accidents suspicious activity in the new on a warrant charge of Class A wing on Monday at 3:41 p.m. drug possession at 10:05 a.m. Report of a motor vehicle Arrests at 210 Andover St. Suspects Wednesday. seat in roadway reported by the Nevin J. Guarino, 33, of 30 gone upon police arrival. Mark Gigliello, 25, of 13 Sagamore Spring Golf Club at Caller in an electric black Jarvis St., Revere, was arrested Bartholomew St., was arrested 1287 Main St. on Tuesday at on Monday at 7:23 p.m. on a Hyundai reported being dis- and charged with shoplifting by 5:37 p.m. Officers searched abled at Lynnfield Street and asportation at 1:01 p.m. Tues- warrant at police headquarters the area and could not find it. on Allens Lane and served a re- Honey Lane on Monday at 5:24 day. p.m. Operator called AAA but Elodie Kayulu, 44, of 100 straining order. Alarms Lila Beth Burton, 39, of 24 her vehicle is causing a traffic Willow St., was arrested and issue in the middle of the road. ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO charged with juror failure to at- Security company reported an Sextant Circle, Apt. 1, Quincy, was arrested on an outstand- Officer pushed the vehicle into Artistic Programs Director Doreen Murray, tend at 11:18 p.m. Tuesday. accidental burglar alarm was Honey Lane and will stand by Oleg Larionov, 55, of 36 triggered on Tuesday at 6:21 ing warrant on Monday at left, and Executive Director Virginia Pea- 9:13 p.m. following a report for the tow. cock-Makkers of Building Bridges Through Nahant Place, was arrested p.m. at 12 North Hill Drive. Two shoplifters were barred of a woman sleeping behind Music embrace on Tuesday afternoon in Lynn. and charged with OUI liquor from Macy’s Mens and Furni- second offense, alcohol from Complaints the wheel with the car running by the railroad tracks on the ture store at the Northshore an open container in a motor Mall at 210 Andover St. for one Caller reported vehicles Chestnut Street Extension. Building Bridges is keeping vehicle and negligent operation year on Monday at 5:57 p.m. of a motor vehicle at 9:01 p.m. parked on Elmwood Road mak- Peter Gallo, 38, of 10 Hoover Ave., was arrested on a warrant for refusing to answer ques- in tune with racial harmony Tuesday. ing it difficult to see onto Sum- tions. Parties were picked up Geremias Lopez-Rodriguez, mer Street on Tuesday at 9:49 at his home on Monday at 9:48 by adults. BUILDING BRIDGES has an extensive back- 18, of 36 Rogers Ave., was ar- a.m. Officer reports one vehicle p.m. Officer reports the Depart- Anonymous caller reported ground working with at- rested and charged with OUI li- moved. ment of Children and Families From A1 a verbal domestic disturbance risk children, youth and quor and unlicensed operation Homeowner from Green- were also on scene. between three people inside for-pay families. Some families as a former social of a motor vehicle at 10:57 meadow Drive reported a Courtney Avery, 26, of 38 lot 33 at the Mobile Estates at families live in shelters. worker, independent court p.m. Tuesday. neighbor is cutting down trees Woodland Ave. South, was 286 Newbury St. on Monday at Many are disadvantaged. investigator and family John Makris, 46, of 1000 on Tuesday at 5:21 p.m. and arrested on an outstanding 8:01 p.m. Officer reports one We are a baby in the non- advocate. Paradise Road, Swampscott, she believes are in a marsh warrant for shoplifting from party will spend the night at her profit sector and we and Music and church were was arrested and charged with area. Officer spoke with resi- Lynn District Court on Tues- boyfriend’s house. our grant writer, Dawn paramount in the Mak- unlawful wiretap, receiving sto- dent and he is cutting branch- day at 10:02 at Plaza Motel, Report of a disturbance be- Duncan of Lynn, work kers household. “Every len property, larceny by false es that are hanging over his 125 Newbury St. She is also tween two men at 43 Chestnut hard to raise money, so we Saturday, when we were pretense, operation of a motor property. charged with being a fugitive St. on Monday at 8:30 p.m. can make a difference in kids, my brother, George, vehicle with a suspended li- Disabled auto was reported from justice for an outstanding Officer checked the area and the lives of kids, parents and I had to do a half- cense and failure to stop/yield on Bluejay Road on Tuesday warrant from New Hampshire for heroin possession. failed to find anyone fighting. and families.” hour of cultural music at 7:21 p.m. Tuesday. at 7:26 p.m. Officer could not Caller reported excessive locate any vehicle fitting that On Saturday, Building listening. One week it was noise is in the Acura of Pea- Bridges Through Music Appalachian music from Accidents description. Summons body parking lot due to a com- Suspicious group reported hosts its 15th annual Gos- the ‘50s and ‘60s, the next Adelson Vieira, 44, of 9 pany cleaning on Monday at A report of a motor vehicle on Tuesday at 8:29 p.m. in pel Jazz Brunch, its signa- it was Hawaiian music Knowlton Square, Gloucester, 9:18 p.m. Officer reports crew crash at 11:42 a.m. Tuesday at the woods at Newhall Park on ture fundraising event. It or Middle Eastern music. was summoned on Tuesday at was gone upon arrival. 20 Flint St.; at 4:15 p.m. Tues- Oak Street. Officer reports the will be held in the Gannon ‘Who else listens to this 9:03 a.m. following a traffic A smoldering mulch fire day at 23 Lynn Shore Drive; at group was advised they were Municipal Golf Course kind of music? No one!,’ stop at the Auto Mall at 218 reported in the median on 4:34 p.m. Tuesday on Lynnway; trespassing. clubhouse from 11 a.m. to we’d say. And, of course, Andover St. for unlicensed op- Centennial Drive in Peabody at 7:05 p.m. Tuesday at 292 Es- 3 p.m. Live jazz will be pre- we heard music in church eration of a motor vehicle. Car Square on Tuesday at 7:51 sex St.; at 12:11 a.m. Wednes- sented by Anthony Grant every Sunday,” said Mur- Medical Aid towed by Mallias Towing. a.m. Call referred to the Pea- day at Henry and Lawton ave- & Friends, and past and ray. “We were lucky, lucky The unnamed operator of body Fire Department. nues; at 6:39 a.m. Wednesday Well-being check request- present students will per- children.” Massachusetts license plate at 170 South Common St.; at ed at 822 Summer St. for a form as well. The BBTMu- “Music is integrated 7AK836 was summoned for 10:02 a.m. Wednesday at 143 man at the Senior Center who SWAMPSCOTT sic A-Sharp student band into everything we do,” unlicensed operation of mo- Curwin Circle; at 12:13 p.m. appears confused on Tuesday from the Groove School af- said Murray. “Long before tor vehicle and marked lanes Wednesday at 337 Union St. at 10:47 a.m. Officer reports Accidents ter-school program, which STEM was an acronym, violation on Tuesday at 11:22 A report of a motor vehicle there’s no car in the driveway, earned high praise at the we were STREAMing (Sci- the front door is open and en- a.m. following a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle recent Climate Action ence, Technology, Reading, crash with personal injury at crash with property damage tered to check on residents. No stop at 85 Andover St. and 6 for Peace — United Na- Engineering, Arts, Music/ 7:12 p.m. Tuesday at Chatham less than $1,000 at 86 Par- one at home. Officer checked Esquare Drive. tions International Day of Math).” and Lewis streets. adise Road at 11:13 a.m. on the area and a be on the look- Peace in Boston, will also Murray plays music Tuesday; at Humphrey Street Assaults out was issued. The man is now Accidents entertain. while the kids do their and Lynn City Line at 4:03 p.m. A brunch buffet will be at home. He said he left the Peabody Fire Department homework. “Music is a A report of an assault and on Tuesday. prepared by Diamond center to do errands. reported a motor vehicle crash stress buster. I often turn battery at 5:38 p.m. Tuesday at A report of a motor vehicle Caterers, and several on YouTube, no video just at 3 Prospect St. on Monday at crash at WholeFoods Market, Central Square. MARBLEHEAD scholarship awards will music, of children’s Broad- 4:03 p.m. Officer reports no in- 331 Paradise Road, at 3:14 be given to students who juries and assisted with paper- way musicals. The kids p.m. on Tuesday. exemplify the meaning of Breaking and Entering Complaints work exchange. sing along to ‘Frozen,’ but A report of a motor vehicle community service and Motor vehicle crash reported they still do their home- A report of a motor vehicle crash with personal injury at leadership. District Court A caller reported at 8:01 a.m. at Down River Ice Cream at 86 work. Same with ‘The Lion breaking and entering at 4:52 331 Paradise Road at 10:14 Judge Ina Hogan, a Lynn on Tuesday that she was turn- Andover St. on Monday at 5:35 King’; they sing along.” p.m. Tuesday at 141 Essex St. p.m. on Tuesday. native, will be honored ing from the access road on to p.m. Officer reports no injuries. On Fun Fridays, kids for her work with families Village Street when a car came Motor vehicle crash was re- enjoy a special treat. Corn Overdose Complaints and youth. And there will flying down the street and al- ported at 300 Andover St. on dogs or ice cream or pizza. be an auction and raffles. A report of an overdose at most hit her. She stated the Monday at 8:55 p.m. without A report of suspicious activity The organization has Murray said the orga- 7:26 p.m. Tuesday on Kingsley woman driving it stopped and injuries. Officer reports the ve- at 154 Humphrey St. at 1:02 four paid staffers, and mu- nization’s programs are Terrace; at 11:19 a.m. Wednes- began harassing her. hicles were gone upon police a.m. on Tuesday; at Elwin Street sic teachers Kevin Cobb, a accessible to children and day on Kingsley Terrace. A caller reported at 12:03 arrival. and Foster Road at 9:55 a.m. Berklee College of Music p.m. on Tuesday that she was on Tuesday; at 990 Humphrey adults at all socio-econom- grad, and Colby Sherwin, Theft driving behind a car on Bessom Animal Control St. at 7:02 p.m. on Tuesday. ic levels, primarily under- a Salem State grad. Street that was going all over A report of hazardous condi- served children and youth The women both said A report of a larceny at 9:25 the road and was in the wrong Caller reported a lost dog tions at Devens Road and Red- considered to be at risk. Building Bridges Through p.m. Tuesday at 7 Pinkham lane. Responding officers were with a collar but no tags at 16 ington Street at 9:43 a.m. on Murray and Mak- Music has received won- Place; at 11:56 a.m. Wednes- unable to locate the vehicle. Bartholomew Terrace on Mon- Tuesday. kers are relaxing in the derful support from the day at Speedway Gas Station at A walk-in reported at 12:58 day at 11:47 p.m. Officer took A report of a disturbance at cramped office of their city and the business 120 Liberty St.; at 12:01 p.m. p.m. on Tuesday that he got a the animal to Borash Veterinary 990 Humphrey St. at 12 p.m. new BBTM home at 93 community. Old Neigh- Wednesday at 7 Hobson St.; scam call from someone claim- Clinic where it was placed in a on Tuesday. Euclid Ave., a renovated borhood Foods, Tradition- at 12:16 p.m. Wednesday at ing to be from Social Security; safe and secure kennel. A report of threats made at space adjoining the Great- al Bread, Greater Lynn 44 Bay View Ave.; at 2:10 p.m. a caller reported the scam call Deceased raccoon reported 531 Humphrey St. at 8:43 p.m. er Bethlehem Temple Senior Services, EDIC, Wednesday at 69 Tracy Ave. at 4:20 p.m. on Tuesday. at 413 Lowell St. on Tuesday at on Tuesday. Pentecostal Church. They Solimine Funeral Homes, A report of a robbery at A caller reported a box of 9:55 a.m. in road. The Depart- A report of a noise complaint were invited to use the Goodrich Funeral Home 12:36 p.m. Wednesday at KIPP glass in the middle of Village ment of Public Works notified. at 404 Paradise Road at 11:56 space by pastor Tony Ben- and Old Tyme Italian Cui- Academy at 90 High Rock St. Street and West Shore Drive Report of a deceased, large, p.m. on Tuesday. nett. Quite appropriate sine are among the spon- for a program that focuses sors. North Shore Music so much on music, don’t Theatre, Burtons Grill, POLICE BRIEFS you think? Green Tea Restaurant are Both have a long histo- among those who made ry of involvement with raffle donations. dropped because of the Report: More than dismiss all convictions School when she disap- music. Makkers served “And I must thank Voyia- 24,000 tainted drug based on drug evidence peared from her second statute of limitations, as a music instructor and gis Tuxedo of Lynn, which tested at the Amherst lab job at a card and gift store Hamden District Attor- convictions tossed co-musical chorus direc- gave an unexpected in- between Jan. 1, 2009, and where she was working ney Anthony Gulluni tor, with her daughter, at kind donation of tuxedos Jan. 18, 2013, when the alone. BOSTON (AP) — Thou- said. KIPP Academy and the for our five young men lab closed. sands of drug convictions When a co-worker After Gulluni outlined Ford Community School. who play in the band. They have been tossed in Sonja Farak pleaded arrived for work the next the facts of the case in She is an accomplished have been valued support- Massachusetts because guilty to stealing drugs morning, the store was court, Judge Michael classical and gospel pi- ers of ours for many years,” of a former state drug from the lab in 2014. open, the lights were Callan asked Schara: anist, and has served as said Murray. “Some of our lab chemist who worked She was sentenced to 18 on and the 24-year-old “Are you the person minister of music at Zion students’ parents can’t af- while high almost every months behind bars. Agawam woman’s car was described in those facts Baptist Church. Her pro- ford a suit or suit jacket for day. still in the parking lot. who murdered Lisa fessional musical experi- their kids, so on special oc- A report filed Tuesday Suspect in 1992 slaying of Her body was found in a Zeigert?” ence spans six decades. casions like this, Voyiagis nearby wooded area four with the state Supreme teacher’s aide pleads guilty “Yes sir,” Schara said. Murray, with affection, has always come through days later. Judicial Court says more The plea brought little said her mom was a music for us.” SPRINGFIELD (AP) The case remained than 24,000 convictions consolation to Ziegert’s prodigy. Makkers said a number — The suspect in the unsolved until Schara, of in 16,449 cases have been relatives, who said they Murray acts as choir of former students, some 1992 abduction, rape and West Springfield, was ar- who started at age 4 and dismissed as a result of still live with her loss director for Follow Hymn the scandal. killing of a Massachusetts rested in September 2017 Community Choir, vocal stayed in the program every day. The American Civil teacher’s aide changed his after testing confirmed coach and an instructor of throughout their school- “I am very satisfied with Liberties Union say the plea to guilty Wednesday his DNA matched evi- traditional West African days, have kept in touch dismissals represent a and was sentenced to life dence found at the crime this outcome,” the victim’s dance at Building Bridges. and return as alumni vol- “historic victory” for peo- in prison with no possibil- scene. mother, Dee Ziegert, said She is a gospel choir work- unteers to help this gener- ple wrongfully convicted ity of parole. Schara had previously at a news conference after shop presenter, profes- ation of students. of drug crimes based on Gary Schara, 50, plead- pleaded not guilty. the court hearing. “I can’t sional soloist, performing Tickets, $50, at https:// unreliable evidence. ed guilty to first-degree Schara was initially be euphoric. Lisa can’t artist and playwright. She www.bbtmusic.org/gospel- The Supreme Judicial murder in the death of charged with kidnapping come back. But this is the directs and provides vocal jazz. For more informa- Court ruled in October Lisa Ziegert, a teacher’s and aggravated rape, best possible result we support for the choir for tion, go to www.bbtmusic. that Massachusetts must aide at Agawam Middle but those charges were could have had.” Zion Baptist Church, and org. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Al Franken to make return on weekly SiriusXM radio show By David Bauder but I’m not there so I want he’s been hosting. awry — mobilized public well.” ASSOCIATED PRESS to be a voice,” he said in an He said there’s a lot of opinion against him. He said he doesn’t plan interview. Of the public’s public issues he wants An investigation by The further discussion on his NEW YORK — Al Fran- acceptance, he said “a lot of to talk about, particu- New Yorker magazine show about what hap- ken, who resigned his that will depend on me and larly with the 2020 elec- published this summer pened to him and, if any- U.S. Senate seat in 2017 whether folks think what tion looming, mentioning called some of the charges one is interested, he’ll amid sexual misconduct I’m saying is important health care and education against him into question. point them in the direction charges, will re-emerge and fun at the same time.” specifically. In the piece, seven current of the New Yorker piece. In into the public sphere on that article, Franken said Saturday when he starts The one-hour interview “When Harry’s (Reid) on, or former senators who had a new weekly radio show show with figures from I’ll be the funny one,” he demanded his resignation he “absolutely” regretted on the SiriusXM satellite politics, entertainment said. “When Rock is on, I’ll now said they regretted stepping down and that he service. and other fields will air be the one who served in doing so. An eighth, Illinois was angry at fellow sena- The Minnesota Demo- Saturdays at 10 a.m. ET the Senate.” Sen. Dick Durbin, said so tors who pressured him to crat is perhaps the most on the Sirius Progress Franken’s support among after the article was pub- leave. channel, with replays fellow Senate Democrats lished. But New York Sen. Franken told the AP prominent public figure FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS felled by the #MeToo available on demand. crumbled quickly in 2017 Kirsten Gillibrand, widely that he didn’t expect that movement to step back Comic Chris Rock will after conservative radio seen as the leader of the Al Franken will start any feeling of betrayal by into public life. He said he be the first guest, with host Leeann Tweeden and movement to remove Fran- a new weekly radio colleagues will be a prob- has no plans to return to former Senate Majority several other women ac- ken, has expressed no such show on the SiriusXM lem when he has to dis- politics, but as an author, Leader Harry Reid and cused him of unwanted regrets. satellite service airing cuss issues that involve, former “Air America” radio comic Patton Oswalt lined kissing or touching. A photo “I was very gratified that Saturdays at 10 a.m. for instance, Gillibrand or host and “Saturday Night up for future shows. that showed him with his eight of my colleagues Senate Minority Leader Live” writer and come- Franken said he’s been hands appearing to reach have apologized and done one senator admitting Chuck Schumer. He said dian, he’s returning to a talking for a few months for the breasts of Tweeden so publicly and expressed that he or she had done he’s had no potential guest realm he inhabited before with Sirius about the as she slept while return- regret for not giving me something wrong. I think turn him down out of skit- becoming a senator. show, the conversations ing from a USO tour — an due process,” he said. “It’s the American people be- tishness about being in- “I miss the Senate a lot an outgrowth of a podcast apparent joke badly gone pretty rare that you get lieve in due process as volved in controversy. Review Renée Zellweger captures Garland’s essence in ‘Judy’ By Lindsey Bahr ASSOCIATED PRESS Renée Zellweger is so undeniably perfect as Judy Garland that it al- most makes up for the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS shortcomings of the film around it. “Judy “ is itself Authorities say an Arizona man has become the a fine and imperfect look second person arrested in the investigation of at some of Garland’s last the overdose death of Mac Miller. years of life, but it really should have been some- thing transcendent — Second man arrested Zellweger’s performance demands it. as result of Mac Miller Inspired by Peter Quil- ter’s play “End of the Rainbow,” ‘’Judy” drops in death investigation on Garland in late 1968 and early 1969, another By Andrew Dalton year ago in his Los Ange- down moment in the star’s ASSOCIATED PRESS les home at age 26 from turbulent life. Garland at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a combination of cocaine, this point is 46 and looks LOS ANGELES — An alcohol and the powerful Renée Zellweger stars as Judy Garland in a scene from “Judy,” in the- Arizona man has become older — a lifetime of pills, aters on Friday. opioid fentanyl, authori- smoking, weight loss, the second person arrest- ties said. ed on drug charges in the weight gain and booze everything to the perfor- (played with verve by Darci ments are her on stage, or On Monday, local au- investigation of the over- has taken its toll and she mance, still had no place to Shaw). just about to go out con- thorities and agents from dose death of rapper Mac has been whittled down call home. She is a vaude- Working from a screen- vinced that she can barely the FBI and Drug En- Miller, authorities said. to a wisp of a person. ville vagrant. Her home is play by Tom Edge, direc- speak let alone sing only to forcement Agency served Ryan Reavis, 36, was She also in the midst of a on stage, her family is the tor Rupert Goold presents turn it on for the crowd sec- a search warrant at Rea- charged in Mohave Coun- contentious divorce from audience. And at the mo- Garland’s story lovingly onds later. But there’s also ty court with possession vis’ home, police said. producer Sid Luft (Ru- ment, she’s the “unreliable” and without judgment. a touching sequence with of marijuana, prescription There they found and fus Sewell), who gambled and “uninsurable” bad seed He takes time to show the a few of her fans who give drugs and drug parapher- seized prescription pills, away all her money at the that no one in her home person behind the pain her a much-needed night nalia; weapons miscon- marijuana, a doctor’s pre- race track, somehow still country wants to deal with. (and the headlines), some- of normalcy and also gives duct by a prohibited pos- scription pad, a pistol and got the house and is try- It’s why she reluctant- thing that barely anyone a nod to her importance in sessor; manufacture of a two shotguns, a home- ing to get custody of their ly signs up for a series of in her circle seemed to of- the LGBTQ community. prohibited weapon and made firearm suppressor two young children, Lorna shows in London at the fer her at the time. But it’s The film leaves some- engaging in fraudulent similar to a silencer and (Bella Ramsey of “Game of Talk of the Town cabaret. Zellweger who makes her thing to be desired with schemes, Lake Havasu large amounts of ammu- Thrones”) and Joey. Liza The Brits still idolize her come alive again with a basic facts, however. It as- City police said in a state- nition, police said. Minnelli (Gemma-Leah and are willing to pay. For clear-eyed, deeply emphat- sumes much, glosses over ment Tuesday. Cameron James Pettit, Devereux) at this point is Garland, it’s a chance to ic and captivating portray- some and seems to skip Reavis was being held 28, was charged in federal grown and pursuing her make enough money to al that elegantly balances over crucial developments on $50,000 bail. He has court on Sept. 4 with sell- own career in showbiz. buy a house so she might her profound sadness and — like how Mickey Deans not entered a plea, and ing drugs to Miller shortly Garland’s life in the pres- have some hope of getting vulnerability with that (Finn Wittrock) went from police did not know if he before his death. He has ent is painfully unsettled. custody of her children. gloriously bawdy and dark random admirer to fifth has hired an attorney who not yet entered a plea in She is living out of suitcas- The film cuts between the sense of humor. Zellwe- husband. It also ends six could be asked for com- the case, and his attorney es in hotels and dragging present moment and the ger’s voice might not be an months before her death. ment. has declined comment. her kids around to be in set of “The Wizard of Oz,” in exact match of Garland’s, In other words, it’s up to Police gave no details on He’s scheduled to be ar- her low-paying gigs. There which audiences get a crash but the soul and spirit the viewer to fill in the the connection but said raigned Oct. 10. is something unspeakably course on the psychological that she brings along with blanks (or find a good biog- the arrest emerged from Neither Reavis nor sad about the fact that Gar- and emotional stranglehold her lovely approximation raphy to help afterward). the investigation into the Pettit has been direct- land, despite all of her suc- studio chief Louis B. Mayer will certainly elicit more But all that melts away accidental overdose death ly charged with causing cess, her talent, her fame (Richard Cordery) had on than a few goosebumps. when Zellweger is there of Miller, who died one Miller’s death. and over 40 years of giving his 15-year-old employee Some of the best mo- belting her heart out. Review Simpson breaks from SKATING CENTER 781-231-1111 country with ‘Sound & Fury’ Located adjacent to Rite Aid Pharmacy in Saugus Plaza, South Bound Route 1 By Scott Bauer ASSOCIATED PRESS ATM on site. Sorry, no checks MBTA BUS ROUTE 429 Forget country, outlaw s rr TM FREE WI-FI - 2 WIDE SCREEN TVS country or whatever Stur- gill Simpson’s genre-push- ing music has been catego- WINTER SKATING SCHEDULE ATTENTION! rized as. Sunday Noon - 8 p.m. $7.50 “Sound & Fury” is melt- School & PTO your-face-off fuzz rock. 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Congratulations to Authorities: Truck stop camel Lynn resident Bob Gaff, who reeled in a 31-pound, 45-inch sits on woman who then bites striped bass in GROSSE TETE, La. to their dog under the brought to a hospital. Broad Sound during (AP) — Authorities in camel’s fence. Their dog Deputy Louis Hamil- last Saturday’s East Louisiana say a camel at went into the enclosure ton Jr. said the couple Boston Yacht Club a truck stop petting zoo and the woman crawled provoked the camel and striper derby. Assist- sat on a woman after she under barbed wire to cited them for a leash law ed by friend Les- crawled into its enclosure. retrieve the pet. violation. ter Erickson, Gaff Iberville Parish Sheriff’s That’s when the Tiger Truck Stop is fought the bass for officials told The Advo- 600-pound camel sat on about 16 miles outside of a half hour before cate on Sunday that the her. She told deputies Baton Rouge and keeps PHOTO | BOB GAFF landing the fish. Florida woman’s husband she bit the camel to free Caspar the camel as an had been throwing treats herself. The woman was attraction.

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 Second-half goal lifts Peabody past Classical By Daniel Kane own box proved costly in with us the whole game ITEM STAFF the second half. Edward and they did. They’re a Santos took the ensuing very physical team. But PEABODY — The Pea- penalty kick and scored we had about ve open body and Classical boys the lone goal. It was a big nets and didn’t capitalize. soccer teams battled in a goal for both the Tanners I was telling my boys that Northeastern Conference and Santos, who made his it may come back to cost matchup at Coley Lee season debut. us and it did. Field Wednesday, but in “We have struggled all “Peabody scored on a the end the Tanners edged year to put the ball in the handball in the box,” out a big 1-0 win. net honestly,” McKeen Moreno said. “Not much “It was a great game,” said. “We had plenty of op- you can do about it but it’s Peabody coach Stan McK- portunities other than a tough loss. Our defense een said. “It was hard that too. We just couldn’t played unbelievable. It played. We knew Classical nish with the ball in was just nishing. The only had one loss coming front of the net, but we got chances were there, it’s into (Wednesday). Our de- that goal. (Santos) has not like we didn’t have fense played really good. been out all season. He them. We just didn’t put Defense was the differ- came from Salem and the ball in the net and ence in the game. I thought broke his ankle back in that’s how some nights we moved the ball well May. He hasn’t been able go.” and Classical moved the to play until (Wednesday). Classical started the ball well at times. I He’s an excellent player.” night with plenty of pres- thought we had better op- A handful of close scor- sure up front. Fernando portunities than they did ing chances fell just short Gomez Godinez had a pair and we needed a good win in a disappointing loss for of great scoring chances in like this.” the Rams. the rst 10 minutes but Both teams had plenty “Overall, Peabody’s a Peabody’s defense made ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO of scoring chances tough team,” Classical some nice plays. throughout the night but coach Eric Moreno Jr. said. Peabody’s Johnny D’Alleva (left) ghts for the ball with Classical’s a Classical handball in its “They were going to run PEABODY, B2 Alexander Ixlaj-Tello during a game at Coley Lee Field Wednesday. St. Mary’s falls to rival Austin Prep in Catholic Central League bout By Harold Rivera ine Gallagher and Dani ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Rich netted a goal each for the Cougars. LYNN — Coach Tim Susannah Cornell scored Phelan carries two things St. Mary’s lone goal. on the back of his mind “It’s always a battle with each time he brings his Austin Prep,” Spartans Austin Prep girls soccer coach Jim Foley said. team to play St. Mary’s at “They’re in rst place with Manning Field. Bishop Fenwick in the On the one hand, the league for a reason. Lynn native enjoys re- They’ve been the top dog turning to Manning each the last couple years. We year. On the other hand, expected a battle. They Phelan knows to expect a have great players and battle from the Spartans. they’re a great team.” The Cougars rose to the The Cougars struck occasion Wednesday night rst, and quickly, in this in a 3-1 win over the Spar- one. Austin Prep was ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO tans. granted a direct kick just “St. Mary’s plays hard,” English’s Bruno Cabral scored one goal for the over three minutes into Phelan said. “It’s a good Bulldogs in a win over Marblehead Wednesday the game. Spartans goalie program, a good school and afternoon. Eliza Brown swatted the they’re well-coached. They initial shot away but always play hard. They’re Vachon stumbled upon a a very good soccer team. free ball. With Brown out English boys soccer Every game is like this — of her post, Vachon red a battle from beginning to ITEM FILE PHOTO one in to put Austin Prep end. We were fortunate to up 1-0. remains unbeaten Susannah Cornell (left) scored one goal for come out on top.” St. Mary’s in a loss to Austin Prep. Gabby Vachon, Cather- ST. MARY’S, B2 By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — It was a tale of two halves for the English boys soccer team Wednesday, but the Bulldogs Experienced Crusaders eyeing CCL title were able to get past their second-half mishaps and hold on for a 2-1 victory over Marblehead on the road at Piper By Harold Rivera nose for the goal,” Enos Field. WIth the win, the Bulldogs remain unbeaten on ITEM SPORTS EDITOR said. “Kern’s one of those the season. players but also has the te- PEABODY — Bishop “We got off to a quick start, but I’ve got to give credit to nacity few players possess. Fenwick boys soccer coach Marblehead in the second half of the game, they just beat He set a school record last Tony Enos isn’t surprised us to all the balls,” said English coach Kerry King. “They year at 22 and may break by his team’s swift start were able to force us out of our comfort zone at times, but his own record this year.” to the season. Nor should after jumping ahead early we were able to weather the Noci and Chricton have he be. storm.” scored three goals each. With a solid combina- English got one goal each from Bruno Cabral and Luis Perry leads Fenwick in as- tion of talent, experience Aleman, while Ryan Lima had two assists. sists with three. and dedication, the Cru- Lima has been the ultimate playmaker for English in Defensively, the Cru- saders are rockin’ and recent games, assisting on each of the last ve goals the saders feature a number rollin’ with a 5-1 mark Bulldogs have scored. of catalysts. Centerbacks through six games. “He’s got incredible skill and the best thing about him Aidan Dwyer and Keiron “Fenwick hasn’t won the is the fact that he’s so unsel sh,” King said of Lima. “He’s Murray have come a long CCL since 2003,” Enos, in such a talented player and he loves to pass. Sometimes I ITEM FILE PHOTO way in a short period of his third season as Fen- actually wish he’d shoot a little more because he can time. wick’s head coach, said. Bishop Fenwick captains (from left) Jameson score as well, but he’s been big for our offense this year.” “They’re doing a phe- “One of the things we talk Martinez, Sean Kern and Cormac Hinchey. English also got another solid performance from goal- nomenal job,” Enos said. about is that every sin- keeper Jack Mancaniello, who made a number of crucial “Every single week they gle game’s important. We saves down the stretch to hold onto the lead. dividends. Liam Chricton and Cor- learn more and more. need to stay focused ev- “Jack’s only a freshman, but he’s playing like a senior They never fail to surprise ery single game. We pride “We have some speed mac Hinchey. They’re out there,” said King. “He’s a very gifted goalkeeper and me with what they do. ourselves in preparing for up top with Sean Kern both great ball handlers. we’re lucky to have him.” They have a sense of when each game individually.” and our outside mids are They seem to nd chan- Marblehead’s goal was scored by Addison Fletcher on to step, when to communi- The Crusaders have working very well,” Enos nels. Frequently they an assist from Ryan Masibes. cate. They share the ball outscored their opponents said. “We have Ryan Noci nd Perry wide and it “The effort was there for us, and that’s where it all very well, they play it well 16-3. Offensively, Fenwick and Andrew Perry there. ends up with a goal.” starts for our team,” said Marblehead coach Scott Lara- back to the keeper. It’s rare implemented a new sys- I think one of the most Kern, a captain, leads mie. “English is a good team and it would have been nice that something makes it tem during the preseason effective things we’ve the charge with seven to get a win, but we did some good things out on the eld.” through the two of them.” and, with players in the had is playing a 4-5-1 goals. ENGLISH, B2 right places, it has paid with two attacking mids, “Some players have a FENWICK, B2 Marblehead golf evens record with win over Winthrop

41 and winning his match 7 Spartans, each shooting a iel Finnigan and Brady Warren SCHOOL ROUNDUP 1/2-1 1/2. Jack Sontz, Drake score of 1-over par and each all played well for Classical. By Mike Alongi Wyman, Gavin Lundgren and earning 34 points. Other top Now at 8-4 on the season, ITEM STAFF Jacob Nagel also won matches performers for St. Mary’s the Rams travel to Beverly for Marblehead, while Noah were Luke Smith (28 points), Thursday (4). The Marblehead golf team Kaplowitch tied his match. Luke Sargent (26 points), Salem 44, Peabody 28 moved its record back to Marblehead (4-4) plays on Andrew Luciano (19 points), The Witches got wins from .500 Wednesday after notch- the road Thursday (4) against Sean Mathers (18 points) and Ethan Doyle (5 1/2-3 1/2), ing a 43 1/2-28 1/2 win over Saugus at King Rail Golf Ethan Weisse (18 points) Bobby Jellison (5 1/2-3 1/2), Northeastern Conference foe Course in Lynn eld. The Spartans (11-1) are Joe Parr (8-1), Jack Doyle (6 Winthrop at Tedesco Country GOLF back in action Tuesday (3) on 1/2-2 1/2), Brady Tremblay Club. St. Mary’s 177, the road at Austin Prep. ITEM FILE PHOTO (5-4). Jayren Romero (6 1/2-2 Matt Weed led the way for Archbishop Williams 163 Classical 42, 1/2) and Jon Wasserman (5-4). Marblehead’s Matt Weed shot a 41 in a the Magicians, earning med- Aidan Emmerich and Pete Gloucester 30 win over Winthrop Wednesday. alist honors with a score of Pagliuca had big days for the Luke Rao, Tim Nerich, Dan- ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Peabody’s Ben Kemp sends a ball upfield during a game against Classical Wednesday evening at Coley Lee Field. Peabody boys soccer shuts out Classical

PEABODY missed on a scoring both teams exchanging nal minutes. Classical From B1 chance after corner kick chances. With 19 minutes also failed to capitalize on when a shot rang off the to play, Santos capitalized late corner and free kick ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO The Tanners put togeth- crossbar. Next, Classical on his penalty kick goal to chances and the Tanners English’s Ryan Lima notched two assists in a er some nice chances next. came right back down the put Peabody ahead 1-0. held on for the shutout win over Marblehead Wednesday. Cairo Dalifour and Kyle field with a breakaway The Tanners had a hand- victory. Joyce each had posses- chance from Jenner Ro- ful of other chances in the Both teams have some sions in front of the Rams’ bles Sandoval but Tan- next few minutes, includ- rest before another NEC net but defender Christo- ners goalkeeper Dominic ing another shot off the matchup next. Peabody English rides a hot pher Zelaya made a pair Cunha made scrambling crossbar , but couldn’t put (4-2) travels to English of big plays to keep Pea- save to keep the game Classical out of the game. Friday (4) while the Rams body off the board. scoreless. But a pair of offsides (7-2) hope to bounce back start to win over In the closing minutes The second half was calls hurt two Rams of- at home against Swamp- of the half, Peabody just much of the same with fensive chances in the fi- scott Saturday (1). NEC foe Marblehead St. Mary’s girls soccer falls to Austin Prep ENGLISH From B1 up with a couple big saves Then the momentum to work hard. The hard ST. MARY’S English played its best soccer early in the first half, but the offense couldn’t swayed back in Austin From B1 work paid dividends in the scoring both of its goal within the first 20 minutes. The get much going. Austin Prep’s favor when Galla- end. first one came from Cabral just just over 30 minutes “Eliza played it well, we Prep held its 1-0 lead at gher scored her goal 11 “St. Mary’s is a good remaining in the half. Lima took the ball from the mid- just didn’t clear it out,” halftime. minutes into the period. team but so are we,” Phel- field and sent a pass right through Marblehead’s de- Foley said. “When a team “We’ve been scoring a lot Brown kept it a 2-0 game an said. “St. Mary’s played fense to Cabral, who got free and sent a rocket of a shot like Austin Prep gets a but they’re good,” Foley with a point blank save in well defensively. We really under the crossbar to make it 1-0. Just 10 minutes later, call and they get a play, the 64th minute. It paid said. “They shut down a work on playing together Lima made another nifty pass — this time to Aleman they capitalize. They did dividends four minutes lot of our stuff. We had to as a team, both offensively — that resulted in a goal to put the Bulldogs up 2-0. that twice. We were kind change formations to slow later when Cornell found and defensively. We played The Magicians started to play better toward the end of on our heels a little bit. them down a bit. That the back of the net, closing of the first half, but they were unable to find the back of But they’re a good team a solid game. On a differ- kind of took our offense the gap to 2-1. the net and English took a 2-0 lead into the half. and we expected a battle.” ent night, you never know away. We tried to play Austin Prep put it away But the second half belonged to Marblehead. The Ma- After the early jitters, more defensively. We had with Rich’s goal in the what’s going to happen.” St. Mary’s (5-2) travels gicians got on the board with just over 28 minutes re- the Spartans settled down. to generate against them closing minutes. maining, with Fletcher scoring on a header from a cor- It became a back-and- and capitalize against “A lot of teams can get to Archbishop Williams Monday (3:45). Austin ner kick to make it 2-1. Marblehead had a few other forth tilt through the rest them, and we didn’t have discouraged when another quality chances throughout the second half, but English Prep (7-1) hosts Fenwick of the opening half. St. many opportunities.” team scores a goal,” Phel- was able to hold the Magicians at bay and go home with Monday (4) in a crucial Mary’s defense buckled The back-and-forth car- an said. “They kept their the victory. down and Brown stepped ried into the second half. focus and they continued CCL showdown. Next up for Marblehead (2-3-3) is a matchup with Salem on Friday (4). “It’s the nature of our conference, we go up against Eagles net six goals in conference victory good teams every game,” Laramie said. “Hopefully we can build on some of the positive things we’ve been do- ing and take those into the next game.” to BC High for a Catho- ray and Emma Robinson Arianna Bezanson and ROUNDUP English (7-0-1) will try to keep its undefeated record lic Conference showdown each scored a goal in Mar- From B1 Reese Pszenny scored intact Friday (4) against Peabody. Saturday morning (10). blehead’s second consecu- one goal each. Abby Cash “We’re a little beaten up right now, so hopefully we can Salem (5-5) takes on GIRLS SOCCER tive win. dished both assists. Gabby get some rest and be prepared for another tough game Malden Friday (4). Peabody 5, Classical 0 The Magicians (3-6) host Chisholm led the defense. against a conference opponent,” said King. BOYS SOCCER Aja Alimonte led the Salem Friday. Danvers (7-1) has logged St. Mary’s 2, offense for the Tanners, Freshman goalie Em- six shutouts this season. Austin Prep 1 notching two goals and mah Farris-Hawes played BOYS CROSS Kyle Hughes scored on one assist. Bridget O’Con- a solid game but English’s The sky is the limit for COUNTRY Joshua Chez’s assist in the nell added two goals of offense couldn’t get it go- first half. Jackson Nicko- her own, while Katie Rice ing. Tech 22, lau scored on a corner kick scored her first career Melissa Zayas moved Minuteman 33 Fenwick boys soccer in the second half on Edu- varsity goal. Goalkeeper from forward to defense The Tigers took four of ardo Toranzo’s assist. Shelby Doucette earned and led the charge. Na- the top six spots in the FENWICK Goalie Matt Gallego the shutout in net. dia Whelton and Julianna race, with Bryan Deleon From B1 was stellar in net with 22 Chiara Campbell, Kath- Perry also played well de- finishing in first place, saves. Richie Lebrun, Mi- erine Scacchi and Colleen fensively. Alan Barrios finishing “Sean Campbell’s a sophomore with tremendous chael Anderson and Dylan Crotty had strong games. The Bulldogs (2-6-1) in third place, Kayden speed,” Enos said. “He’s a very intelligent player, very Maroney led the defense. “It was a complete team travel to Peabody Friday Greene finishing in fourth smart. Chris Markos plays on the other side. They both St. Mary’s (2-5-1) hosts effort as all players played (4). place and Liam Donovan have a lot of speed. They can get up into the attack, Williams Monday (4). and contributed to the Saugus 4, finishing in sixth place. which also helps our attack. As 1v1 defenders, they’re excellent.” St. John’s Prep 6, win,” said Peabody coach Gloucester 1 GIRLS CROSS Jameson Martinez, also a captain, has had a terrific Malden Catholic 0 Dennis Desroches. “I was Jeimmy Monroy Ro- COUNTRY Ethan Ambrosh and very impressed with Clas- drigues netted two goals start to the season. Tech vs. Minuteman Jack Hausler each had one sical’s goalkeeper and for the Sachems, while “He’s phenomenal as a central defensive mid,” Enos Angelina Castillo led the goal and one assist to pace their team hustle and re- Jordan Morris and Jen- said. “He really protects the centerbacks.” the Eagles’ offense, while lentless pressure. It was a na Tennant each scored way for Tech with a first- In net, junior goalie Liam Foley has logged three shut- Sam Lockhart, Kuol Ma- great challenge for us.” one goal. Goalkeeper Alex place finish. Victoria Hong outs this season. jok and Greg Pykett each Peabody (3-5) hosts En- Inferrera played a solid finished in third place, “Liam has brought a lot,” Enos said. “Coming into the scored one goal. Goalkeep- glish Friday (4). game in net. Nuria Perez finished in year we were concerned because we graduated Brian er John Godwin had two Marblehead 3, Saugus (6-2) travels to fourth place and Jhamira Harrington and our backup goalie left the school. Liam saves in the shutout effort. English 0 Beverly Friday (4). Mumford finished in fifth stepped up. He played club for a few years. He’s doing The Prep (6-0-1) travels Anna Rigby, Carter Mur- Danvers 2, Salem 0 place. extremely well.” The Crusaders are currently in the thick of their CCL schedule. A big 6-0 win over league rival St. Mary’s last week at Donaldson Stadium got Fenwick started on the Lynn Woods Summer Cross Country Series right foot. “Any game against St. Mary’s is a big deal,” Enos said. “We knew they graduated a strong class last year. We wraps up the 2019 running season always get up for that game as I’m sure they do, being our crosstown rival in the CCL. That’s always our big- The 2019 Lynn Woods lo placed in the top spot Phothisane finishing fifth of Chelsea (17:24), Paul gest game each year. That’s a huge deal for us, being Summer Cross Country with a time of 17:26. A (23:51). Hennessey of Melrose able to come out with a win there.” Series came to a close quartet of Lynners fol- In the 2.3-mile race (17:52) and John Hackett Now it’s on to the next opponent. The Crusaders travel Wednesday evening, with lowed, with Gianna Gal- down The Goat Path, of Peabody (18:24) round- to Arlington Catholic Friday (3:45). 50 runners participating lo placing second (17:29), Reading’s Dave Sing- ed out the top five. “We’ve done a good job of watching film and keeping over two races for the fi- Juliana Gerardo finish- er finished in first place The Lynn Woods Sum- notes on our opponents,” Enos said. “That’s a big part nal day. ing third (17:32), Drayko with a time of 16:36. Pe- mer Cross Country Series of how we prepare. The boys understand that it’s one In the 1.59-mile kids Phoutsakanh placing ter Swain of Wakefield will return on May 27, game at a time. They’re truly focused on what each op- race, Lynn’s Nico Gal- fourth (23:45) and Cody (17:15), Scott Arrington 2020. ponent will bring to us.” THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Football Red Sox roll on against the Rangers Golf KIPP at Nashoba Valley (4) St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman (6) Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (3) Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (6:30) Malden Catholic at St. John’s (3) Classical at Revere (6:30) Classical at Beverly (3:30) English at Salem (7) Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex (3:30) Mystic Valley at Tech (7) Gloucester at English (4) Gloucester at Peabody (7) Marblehead at Saugus (4) Winthrop at Danvers (7) Winthrop at Peabody (4) Malden at Lynnfield (7) Boys Soccer Somerville at St. John’s (7) Newburyport at Lynnfield (3:45) Boys Soccer Girls Soccer Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (3:45) Lynnfield at Newburyport (3:45) Peabody at English (4) Marblehead at Salem (4) Field Hockey Beverly at Saugus (4) Peabody at Danvers (4) Danvers at Winthrop (4) Saugus at Beverly (4) Marblehead at Gloucester (7) Girls Soccer Classical at Swampscott (4) Volleyball English at Peabody (4) Matignon at St. Mary’s (5) Saugus at Beverly (4) Peabody at English (5:30) Salem at Marblehead (7) Swampscott at Classical (5:30) Field Hockey Essex Tech at Tech (5:30) Newburyport at Lynnfield (3:45) Marblehead at Salem (5:30) Swampscott at Malden (4) Beverly at Saugus (5:30) Volleyball Danvers at Winthrop (5:30) Marblehead at Masconomet (5:30) Williams at Fenwick (5:30) Ipswich at Lynnfield (5:30) FRIDAY Tech at Nashoba Tech (5:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Alumni and road race will be part of a day that also includes a Friends of Lynn 1-mile walk and roll and a family funfest. Classical Golf Festivities will run from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. with Tournament the 5K and walk starting The Alumni and Friends at 9 a.m. Registration is of Lynn Classical are host- $25 for the 5K and free for ing a golf tournament Sept. the 1-mile walk & roll. 28 at Gannon Golf Course. To register, start a team The following sponsorship or for more information, opportunities are available visit ne-arc.org/5k. for the tournament: bronze hole ($100), silver hole Stone Tower ($150) and gold hole ($200). Dinner for the Trail Races event costs $40, while golf The 12th annual Stone and dinner costs $75. All Tower Trail Races will take PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sponsorships can be mailed place on Sunday, Sept. 29 to Lynn Classical, attn. Christian Vazquez (right) tags out Texas Rangers infielder Willie Calhoun at home plate in at Lynn Woods. The event Chris Warren. Those inter- the first inning of a game Wednesday night. ested in bringing a four- will begin at 9 a.m. and some are encouraged to races will consist of a 5K, a reach out to Warren at 10K and a 1.5-mile walk/ run. The event will benefit 781-244-0022. the Friends of Lynn Woods Pats add QB depth with Kessler signing and Lynn Woods Cross Northeast Arc Country. FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Those interested can reg- The Patriots have signed 5K for Inclusion ister online at http://www. Cody Kessler to their 53- danvers5k.com/stonetower/ Northeast Arc will spon- stone-tower-app.pdf. For man roster, adding some sor the 5K for Inclusion on more information, contact additional depth behind September 29 at Market Liam at wrbliam@verizon. quarterback Tom Brady. Street in Lynnfield. The net or 978-762-3994. Kessler spent last sea- son with the Philadelphia Eagles, appearing in five TV/RADIO games with four starts. 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WEEI-FM 93.7 he relieved Brady late in the Patriots’ 30-14 win over the New York Jets MLB and threw an interception PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE that was returned for a Newly acquired Patriots quarterback Cody Kessler warms up during a East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB touchdown. practice at Gillette Stadium Wednesday. x-New York 102 56 .646 _ x-Atlanta 96 62 .608 _ Tampa Bay 94 64 .595 8 y-Washington 88 69 .561 7½ Boston 82 75 .522 19½ New York 82 75 .522 13½ Toronto 64 94 .405 38 Philadelphia 79 78 .503 16½ Baltimore 52 106 .329 50 Miami 55 102 .350 40½ Bruins draw closer to season opener Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 97 60 .618 _ z-St. Louis 90 68 .570 _ Cleveland 93 64 .592 4 Milwaukee 87 70 .554 2½ Chicago 68 88 .436 28½ Chicago 82 75 .522 7½ Kansas City 58 100 .367 39½ Cincinnati 73 84 .465 16½ Detroit 46 110 .295 50½ Pittsburgh 66 91 .420 23½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Houston 103 54 .656 _ x-Los Angeles 101 56 .643 _ Oakland 94 63 .599 9 Arizona 81 77 .513 20½ Texas 75 82 .478 28 San Francisco 75 82 .478 26 Los Angeles 71 86 .452 32 San Diego 70 87 .446 31 Seattle 66 91 .420 37 Colorado 68 89 .433 33 Wednesday’s Games 1-12), 1:10 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 6:40 p.m. Boston (TBD) at Texas (Minor 13-10), 2:05 Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Cleveland (Civale 3-3) at Chicago White Boston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Sox (Cease 4-7), 8:10 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Houston (Miley 14-6) at L.A. Angels (Barria Atlanta at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. 4-10), 10:07 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Oakland (Manaea 3-0) at Seattle (Hernán- Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. dez 1-7), 10:10 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. Milwaukee (Anderson 7-4) at Cincinnati Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. (Castillo 15-7), 12:35 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 15-5) at San Diego Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. (Lucchesi 10-9), 3:40 p.m. Miami at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Colorado (Freeland 3-11) at San Francisco Colorado at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. (Beede 5-10), 3:45 p.m. Thursday’s Games Philadelphia (Vargas 7-8) at Washington Minnesota (TBD) at Detroit (Zimmermann (Strasburg 17-6), 4:05 p.m.

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Friend’s new wife overshares about couple’s married life DEAR ABBY: My hus- funny, and comes to work band’s best friend remar- Dear Abby is written by Abigail with a positive attitude. ried a couple of years ago, Unfortunately, she smells and the new wife, “Jane,” Van Buren, also known as Jeanne of cat urine. It’s really is a handful. When we get Phillips, and was founded by her bad — to the point I have together, she’s as mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact moved out of our shared free-spirited and open as office, and there are plans you can get, sexually. She Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. to move her into her own hangs on her husband Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. office. However, that may like a magnet, grabbing be months off. She still at him provocatively and has office mates, and letting everyone know the only guaranteed way neighborhood. I appreci- she’s in kind of a “hub.” anything and everything for Jane’s antics to not ate it, but part of me in She lives alone with about her sexual attrac- bother you will be for you all honesty is a bit afraid. two dogs and an un- tion and their sex life. to encourage your hus- Not knowing what he known (to me) number of At first it was funny, band to socialize sepa- may have mentioned to cats. Her children are since they were newly- grown but don’t live rately with his best friend his friends and how they weds and all, but it isn’t nearby. How can I kindly so you see Jane as little as may treat me has me funny any longer. Frank- possible. address this with her? I ly, it’s nauseating. I would worried. Should I try and don’t want to hurt her like to get together more be friends with them and feelings, but something DEAR ABBY: I am a try to repair the friend- often, minus the X-rated gay man. A few weeks has got to give. I have let show. I’m concerned that ship? Or should I let it management know, but ago, a neighbor I became if I say something (and go? they are reluctant to ad- close to confided to me everyone knows I don’t dress this. that her husband is ho- OUT AND PROUD usually bite my tongue), mophobic. When she said IN PENNSYLVANIA it will cause a major rift NOSE KNOWS IN he wasn’t comfortable THE SOUTH between all of us. I don’t DEAR OUT AND want to keep my husband around me, I agreed with her that it was best to PROUD: I’d hate to see DEAR NOSE: It is not from his best friend. Any you isolate yourself. Inte- advice? give them both space and your job to address this discontinue our friend- grating the neighborhood problem with your MATURE ONE IN ship. Then her husband would be beneficial to all. co-worker. It is manage- INDIANA approached me and apol- Give it a try, gauge the ment’s responsibility. Be- ogized. He told me he is way these individuals cause you have com- DEAR MATURE ONE: not homophobic, and he treat you and make your plained and nothing was When Jane’s behavior wants to be friends, so I final decision then. done, it’s time for the oth- presents itself, ask her to decided to forgive. ers who are affected by tone it down because it Lately, he has been try- DEAR ABBY: I work the odor to address man- makes you uncomfort- ing to include me in his with a wonderful older agement about it COL- able. If that doesn’t work, friend group within the woman. She is smart, LECTIVELY. BRIDGE

The ice-cream treat that everyone likes Where and why did the word “sun- nesse is working. In this situation, dae” originate? cash the top tricks in the suit with Today’s deal would be easy for an the greater number; here, diamonds. experienced player who has seen Then, when the queen does not drop, the theme before. But it proved too take the club finesse. That produces tough for robots at Bridge Base On- two overtricks in this layout. line. Eight robots received the heart- In Evanston, Illinois, late in the jack lead. All of them took the trick, 19th century, the Methodist town played a club to dummy’s ace and fathers, resenting the dissipating in- drifted down one. How should the fluence of the soda fountain, passed contract have been played? an ordinance forbidding the sale of Several Wests understandably did ice cream sodas on Sunday. This not make that dangerous heart lead, spurred the imaginative to find a way preferring the spade nine. With the around the law. Some confectioners pressure off, each declarer just took served ice cream with syrup but no the club finesse, not caring what soda. This sodaless soda was the happened. Sunday soda. It became so popular South starts with seven top tricks: that orders for “Sundays” occurred three spades, one heart, two dia- every day of the week. When there monds and one club. Even though were complaints about naming the spades are splitting 3-3, the contract dish after the Sabbath, the spelling can be made if either minor-suit fi- was changed to sundae! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND

Grey’s Anatomy: “Nothing Left to Cling To” ABC, 8 p.m. Season Premiere! Yesteryear’s children’s programming Meredith (Ellen Pompeo), Richard (James Pickens Jr.) and Alex (Justin Chambers) must deal with the consequences after Bailey (Chandra Wilson) fires was a kaleidoscope of fun them from Grey Sloan for insurance fraud. After dis- appearing in the fog, Jackson (Jesse Williams) helps By Matt Roush a man in a dangerous situation, as his relationship REMIND MAGAZINE with Maggie (Kelly McCreary) comes to a new cross- When it comes to TV, you’re road. Meanwhile, Tom (Greg Germann) gets new re- never too old to feel like a sponsibilities at the hospital that throw the doctors kid again. I was reminded of for a loop. the power TV can have on a Young Sheldon: “Quirky Eggheads and Texas Snow child’s imagination a number Globes” of years ago, when visiting CBS, 8 p.m. the set of PBS’ pioneering Season Premiere! Sesame Street. With note- As the hit comedy returns for its third season, Mary book in hand, I observed a lit- (Zoe Perry) worries about the mental health of Shel- tle schoolgirl go goggle-eyed don (Iain Armitage). in shock and surprise when, NFL Football: Philadelphia at Green Bay during a break in filming, Big FOX & NFL Network, 8 p.m. Live Bird removed his giant head Thursday Night Football is at Lambeau Field in Green to reveal the performer (Car- Bay, Wis., as Carson Wentz and the Philadelphia Ea- oll Spinney) within. Amid that confusion of gles face Aaron Rodgers and the Packers. fantasy and reality, the girl Superstore looked at me, then whispered NBC, 8 p.m. in the ear of her mom, who Season Premiere! turned to me to say: “My Amy (America Ferrera) tries to help her employees daughter wants to know if cope with Mateo’s (Nico Santos) immigration deten- you’re Clark Kent.” tion with the introduction of a new robot coworker In my dreams. But aren’t that makes them fear they could be replaced. seeing your dreams come Rogers’ Neighborhood, an- ver J. Dragon. Clowning brought joy to Mixtape: “Rick Springfield” true part of the eternal ap- other landmark PBS series Ventriloquist Shari Lewis Saturday mornings with the AXS TV, 8:30 p.m. peal of kids TV? launched in the late 1960s, took it a step further, play- costumed creations of Sid Chart-topping rocker Rick Springfield explains how Jim Henson’s Muppets in which the gentle and wise ing all parts with an often and Marty Krofft, including the Rolling Stones inspired him to collect obscure may embody most perfectly Fred Rogers led his young sly wit as she brought to The Banana Splits Adven- rock albums. that fanciful world of wonder viewers to a magical Neigh- adorable life the sock puppet ture Hour, a frenetic hybrid The Unicorn that children’s TV conjures borhood of Make-Believe, Lamb Chop and other lovable of The Monkees and Rowan CBS, 8:30 p.m. in minds young and old. For with favorite puppet char- characters including Charlie & Martin’s Laugh-In featur- New Series! generations, Henson’s ver- acters including King Fri- Horse, Hush Puppy and Wing ing four musicians in animal satile and expressive cre- Walton Goggins (Vice Principals, Justified) stars as day XIII and Daniel Striped Ding. suits, and H.R. Pufnstuf, a ations have taught simple Tiger. But Rogers could also Few, though, had the stay- kaleidoscopic fairy tale of a a charming, sought-after widower — a “unicorn” in life lessons, plus letters and speak directly, plainly and ing power of Captain Kanga- shipwrecked boy (Oliver!’s the social media dating world — in this delightfully numbers, on Sesame Street, with compassion about dif- roo, a morning-TV staple on Jack Wild) being pursued by entertaining new comedy. where Cookie Monster, Oscar ficult subjects like death, di- CBS for three decades. Bob the flamboyant Witchiepoo Perfect Harmony the Grouch and irrepressible vorce and anger. (More overt- Keeshan (The Howdy Doody (Billie Hayes). NBC, 8:30 p.m. roomies Bert and Ernie be- ly religious moral fables were Show’s original Clarabell the Nothing, though, was as sur- New Series! came icons. And why grow up the basis for the clay-animat- Clown), as the avuncular cap- real as the surprise late 1980s Disgraced former Princeton music professor Ar- when you can entertain the ed Davey and Goliath.) tain, presided over a Trea- phenomenon of CBS’ Pee- thur Cochran (Bradley Whitford) is in his late wife’s masses with old-fashioned From TV’s very beginnings, sure House where on any wee’s Playhouse, embraced Kentucky hometown when he encounters a ragtag showbiz razzmatazz on a syn- humans and puppets have given day you could find him by kids of all ages. The imp- church choir that could use some serious vocal les- dicated hit like The Muppet been inseparable, starting reading stories, showing car- ish host (Paul Reubens as a sons. Arthur soon discovers that he needs this choir Show, which made pop-cul- most famously with Buffalo toons and welcoming regular cheerful, bow-tied man-child) as much as they need him. Anna Camp, Tymberlee ture superstars of those mis- Bob Smith and his aw-shucks puppet guests like Mr. Moose, evoked the children’s shows of Hill, Rizwan Manji and Will Greenberg also star. matched lovebirds Kermit marionette Howdy Doody whose corny jokes usually the Frog and Miss Piggy on in the 1940s and ‘50s. Kids preceded a cascade of falling TV’s past with its freewheel- A Million Little Things: “Coming Home” ing celebration of pure imag- ABC, 9 p.m. small and big screens? Even clamored to be in the Peanut ping-pong balls. HBO got in on the action with ination in a funhouse popu- Season Premiere! Gallery to sing, “It’s How- On The Soupy Sales Show, the raucous Fraggle Rock. dy Doody time!” They also lated by wacky puppets and When Delilah (Stephanie Szostak) goes into labor, pies were the thing, a slap- Watching a child interact made time for Kukla, Fran stick free-for-all in which the campy neighbors. Eddie (David Giuntoli) feels compelled to tell Kath- sincerely and lovingly with a and Ollie, with Fran Allison mischievous host and occa- Everyone may have erine (Grace Park) the truth about being the baby’s Muppet, be it Grover or Elmo standing outside a Punch sional famous guests (Frank screamed with Pee-wee any- father. Meanwhile, Gary (James Roday) and Maggie or another friend in felt, is to and Judy-style proscenium to Sinatra most notably) got time the “secret word” was (Allison Miller) struggle with living together post-can- be transported to a safe place delight in the antics of Burr whipped cream in the kisser. uttered, but anyone who cer, and Rome (Romany Malco) and Regina (Chris- where anything is possible. Tillstrom’s puppets: classic (Today, pies in the face have grew up on this sort of TV tina Moses) continue to be at odds about having a Nowhere on TV was there clown Kukla and goofy one- given way to getting slimed knows the word that really baby of their own. a safer haven than Mister toothed dragon sidekick Oli- on Nickelodeon.) matters: Fun.

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THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Registry of Deeds Deed Book-23599 Page-490 2019 004684-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-8159 Page-57 2019 007554-00 BROWN DEREK K & FRAMPTON BRANT D TRS City of Peabody Tax assessed $4,660.73, Balance due $146.99 Tax assessed $7,022.46, Balance due $1,992.44 B & D MASON TRUST 2,635 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated The owner or occupants of the following described parcels of WOLLMAN STEVEN L & NORA S GALANTE ELIZABETH A & at 18 MASON ST Parcel 095-046 land situated in the City of Peabody, in the County of Essex and 11,012 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated MANCINI MICHELLE E Registry of Deeds Deed Book-33434 Page-409 2019 011559-00 the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the public, are hereby at 14 NANCY AVE Parcel 048-133 of improvements situated Tax assessed $3,896.59, Balance due $4,375.61 notified that the taxes, thereon, severally assessed for the years(s) Registry of Deeds Deed Book-8480 Page-445 2019 004816-00 at 804 FOXWOOD CIR Parcel 068-539 hereinafter specified, according to the list committed to me as the Tax assessed $4,324.72, Balance due $4,869.06 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-24221 Page-474 2019 007621-00 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST CO TRUSTEE Tax assessed $4,033.37, Balance due $3,037.01 C/O SELECT PORFOLIO SERVICING INC Collector of Taxes for the City of Peabody by the Board of Assessors HAKOBYAN DAVIT Subsequent Owner SYS PRO PAINTING & BEYOND INC of said city, remain unpaid, and that said parcels of land will be tak- of improvements situated BREEN JOSEPH A 4,831 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated en for the City of Peabody on October 11, 2019, at 10 a.m. for the at 6 ESSEX CENTER DR C1 303 Parcel 051-523 of improvements situated principal and interest, if any, with all legal costs and charges thereon Registry of Deeds Deed Book-36280 Page-473 2019 005238-00 at 4202 WOODBRIDGE RD Parcel 068-704 at 1 SANBORN ST Parcel 095-086 unless the same shall be previously discharged, all plans referred to Tax assessed $2,462.08, Balance due $2,801.37 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-8434 Page-94 2019 007786-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book- Page- 2019 011604-00 are on file in the Assessor’s Office. Tax assessed $3,447.34, Balance due $3,905.20 Land Court Cert#-913386 MANOS ERNEST & OTHERS Land Court Cert#-591456 Christopher Morfis, City Collector C/O JAMES DECOULOS BAYBUTT SCOTT T & DONNA S Tax assessed $2,578.86, Balance due $2,937.17 Fiscal 2019 7,719 Sq.Ft. of land situated 16,300 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 0 CANTERBURY DR Parcel 052-028 at 142 FOREST ST Parcel 071-005 MANSELL THOMAS & CARBONE NIKKI & CAPRINI CHARLES & THERESA Registry of Deeds Deed Book- Page-0 2019 005271-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-6741 Page-743 2019 007865-00 KASSIS PAUL 16,300 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Tax assessed $134.32, Balance due $205.82 Tax assessed $4,044.49, Balance due $3,049.11 2,940 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 1 VILLA LN Parcel 008-085 at 6 PLEASANT ST Parcel 095-131 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-35621 Page-198 2019 000625-00 WEAVER WILLIAM E & GILDA S MACHADO INES M Registry of Deeds Deed Book-27224 Page-218 2019 011658-00 Tax assessed $4,452.59, Balance due $386.79 C/O MEREDITH MCDERMOTT Subsequent Owner ABSOLUTE ACQUISITIONS INC Tax assessed $3,543.63, Balance due $502.39 5,249 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated of improvements situated PALOMO FERNANDO at 37 PULASKI ST Parcel 053-037 at 11 COUNTRY CLUB RD Parcel 072-583 BETTENCOURT ANTHONY P & SEANA K 20,181 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Registry of Deeds Deed Book-7443 Page-213 2019 005429-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-37266 Page-586 2019 008001-00 9,052 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 78 RUSSELL ST Parcel 009-096 Tax assessed $3,567.91, Balance due $4,023.87 Tax assessed $3,617.48, Balance due $1,046.73 at 48 HOLTEN ST Parcel 095-159 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-6187 Page-132 2019 000832-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-25284 Page-62 2019 011688-00 Tax assessed $4,517.09, Balance due $4,008.59 ROBY HELEN A PURCELLA TANYA V Tax assessed $5,855.08, Balance due $1,015.12 Subsequent Owner ENCARNACION FRANCIS A & NERCY 8,259 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated POLIGNONE ROBERT P & LISA A 9,196 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 24 SUMMIT TER Parcel 073-013 DALTON EDWARD P 18,108 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 14 WESTVIEW CIR Parcel 054-185 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-31839 Page-137 2019 008119-00 2,152 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 27 EMILY LN Parcel 011-079 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-37591 Page-307 2019 005735-00 Tax assessed $4,800.49, Balance due $709.61 at 18 DALTON CT Parcel 095-392 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-26991 Page-121 2019 001026-00 Tax assessed $6,093.92, Balance due $4,450.58 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-13607 Page-294 2019 011944-00 Tax assessed $7,766.38, Balance due $4,172.21 WILSON ROBERT P & LAURIE A Tax assessed $3,199.37, Balance due $1,787.10 DEASSIS BRUNO B & 10,110 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated TILAS STEPHEN E & PAULA DEPAULA ALFREDO V at 7 SUMMIT TER Parcel 073-032 PEREIRA ANTONIO J & MARIA J 23,444 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 21,344 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Registry of Deeds Deed Book-16324 Page-543 2019 008138-00 4,500 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 1 PAULINE’S WAY Parcel 012-001A at 5 SYCAMORE CIR Parcel 056-089 Tax assessed $4,514.60, Balance due $1,254.18 at 70 ABORN ST Parcel 096-032 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-23550 Page-170 2019 001083-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-36110 Page-457 2019 005889-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-28675 Page-280 2019 012126-00 Tax assessed $4,485.95, Balance due $1,239.48 Tax assessed $4,802.63, Balance due $190.93 MILLER JENNIFER E Tax assessed $5,654.84, Balance due $6,320.08 12,001 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated WEXLER CHERYL SAZIN JOEL A & ROBERTA A at 257 LOWELL ST Parcel 073-211 MAKIE ELIZABETH L 15,599 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 10,228 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Registry of Deeds Deed Book-36419 Page-202 2019 008320-00 of improvements situated at 14 JACKSON AVE Parcel 015-165 at 6 GEORGE AVE Parcel 059-042 Tax assessed $4,291.63, Balance due $167.09 at 34 BOULDERBROOK DR Parcel 099-537 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-8648 Page-149 2019 001494-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-5469 Page-483 2019 006128-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-10892 Page-236 2019 012718-00 Tax assessed $4,942.64, Balance due $5,553.00 Tax assessed $3,974.75, Balance due $4,469.76 MELANSON MICHELLE Y 5,998 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Tax assessed $3,254.97, Balance due $1,873.41 ROCHE THERESA A TRUSTEE BOURNE KAREN L at 19 CHARLES ST Parcel 073-309 BOISCLAIR LINDA A ROCHE FAMILY REALTY TRUST 12,079 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Registry of Deeds Deed Book-31845 Page-197 2019 008419-00 91,215 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 15,002 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 11 GEORGE AVE Parcel 059-047 Tax assessed $5,403.72, Balance due $1,698.58 at 9 SUNNYBROOK LN Parcel 100-101 at 7 HARRISON AVE Parcel 016-018 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-35598 Page-553 2019 006133-00 JOUNI RABEA & SOUHAIL Registry of Deeds Deed Book-19264 Page-134 2019 012871-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-29557 Page-374 2019 001561-00 Tax assessed $4,427.02, Balance due $4,970.21 Tax assessed $7,452.67, Balance due $8,322.77 Tax assessed $4,497.07, Balance due $182.86 33,079 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated PARIANOS JOHN S & CYNTHIA TRS at 159 LOWELL ST Parcel 074-016 CARVALHO MANUEL E & LORELI A BTD INVESTMENTS LLC PARIANOS FAMILY TRUST Registry of Deeds Deed Book-17486 Page-618 2019 008483-00 6,212 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 43,560 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 68,328 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Tax assessed $5,685.81, Balance due $6,395.07 at 43 BLANEY AVE Parcel 103-084 at 274 NEWBURY ST Parcel 018-095 at 301 LOWELL ST Parcel 062-008 CAPOZZI NICHOLAS & NINA Registry of Deeds Deed Book-17468 Page-474 2019 013630-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-35020 Page-87 2019 001987-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-32622 Page-159 2019 006551-00 Tax assessed $3,948.53, Balance due $685.03 Tax assessed $6,951.08, Balance due $7,817.69 Tax assessed $6,667.89, Balance due $1,787.67 4,352 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 6 SMIDT AVE Parcel 075-024 BUENDIA ARTHUR & JANICE ARIGO RONALD & CHRISTINE MOSSON F J & C V LIFE ESTATE Registry of Deeds Deed Book-15017 Page-422 2019 009024-00 5,001 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated MOSSON P A & CARLUCCI C M Subsequent Owner SELENE FINANCE LP Tax assessed $5,450.14, Balance due $1,187.00 at 21 CALUMET ST Parcel 104-098 19,375 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 7,200 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 4 LISA RD Parcel 024-075 at 47 ANDOVER ST Parcel 063-066 MAISTRELLIS PAULA M Registry of Deeds Deed Book-34991 Page-494 2019 013764-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-32822 Page-245 2019 002435-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-37382 Page-529 2019 006739-00 Subsequent Owner AYUSO GERARDO & Tax assessed $3,335.70, Balance due $521.41 Tax assessed $4,116.77, Balance due $1,060.80 Tax assessed $3,772.86, Balance due $470.31 3,707 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 21 TREMONT ST (A) Parcel 075-180A MOORE JOHN T & SUSAN M BELLIVEAU GEORGE P SANTOS MANUEL B D & MARIA A Registry of Deeds Deed Book-36885 Page-575 2019 009221-00 7,200 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 25,003 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 6,852 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Tax assessed $4,927.43, Balance due $4,293.64 at 13 LEONARD RD Parcel 105-024 at 620 LOWELL ST Parcel 025-019 at 31 ENDICOTT ST Parcel 064-001 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-22207 Page-250 2019 013888-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-6321 Page-397 2019 002492-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-12848 Page-279 2019 006892-00 RITA MARIA B LIFE ESTATE Tax assessed $4,577.52, Balance due $668.08 Tax assessed $5,177.63, Balance due $3,699.60 Tax assessed $4,523.77, Balance due $5,085.11 RITA VICTOR M TRUSTEE 2,836 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated URSINO BRIAN CRAVEN DARRYL E & PATRICIA A MAVROS MIHAELA A at 42 DRISCOLL ST Parcel 076-162 10,001 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 15,429 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 8,799 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Registry of Deeds Deed Book-15222 Page-99 2019 009575-00 at 13 RALPH RD Parcel 105-093 at 15 JORDAN RD Parcel 025-054 at 14 GARDNER ST Parcel 064-062 Tax assessed $3,028.11, Balance due $746.24 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-35245 Page-411 2019 013951-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-15811 Page-515 2019 002532-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-26533 Page-353 2019 006979-00 Tax assessed $5,088.67, Balance due $5,724.27 Tax assessed $4,940.46, Balance due $5,493.43 Tax assessed $4,738.85, Balance due $624.99 EATON ROGER B & CAROL J 8,499 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated FOISY MARK A & KIMBERLY R GUTTADAURO BEVERLY V TRUSTEE WEAVER WILLIAM E TRUSTEE at 15 RAYMOND CIR Parcel 083-042 11,661 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated C/O GIA FERRAIRO C/O MEREDITH MCDERMOTT Registry of Deeds Deed Book-8101 Page-577 2019 010009-00 at 11 CHRISTOPHER TER Parcel 108-362 of improvements situated 6,787 Sq.Ft. of land situated Tax assessed $3,561.88, Balance due $4,030.98 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-16845 Page-536 2019 014739-00 at 6 LEDGEWOOD 1 Parcel 027-627 at 0 PULASKI ST (R) Parcel 064-073 Tax assessed $6,230.76, Balance due $902.65 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-33912 Page-515 2019 002871-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-9062 Page-50 2019 006989-00 A & A PROPERTIES LLC Tax assessed $3,119.30, Balance due $823.96 Tax assessed $131.02, Balance due $191.08 7,366 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated O’LEARY SR PAUL J & KELLY A at 98 MAIN ST Parcel 085-075 4,025 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated DIROBERTO JOANNE MEDINA JOSEPH A JR & BONNIE L Registry of Deeds Deed Book-34904 Page-534 2019 010406-00 at 6 BEACON BLVD Parcel 109-015 of improvements situated 6,364 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Tax assessed $8,733.50, Balance due $4,763.76 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-29480 Page-394 2019 014793-00 at 9 LEDGEWOOD 6 Parcel 027-704 at 25 LINCOLN RD Parcel 064-171 Tax assessed $3,300.63, Balance due $1,459.65 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-36091 Page-579 2019 002948-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-12580 Page-194 2019 007091-00 CB SILVA REALTY LLC Tax assessed $3,390.63, Balance due $3,833.29 Tax assessed $4,149.11, Balance due $1,138.37 Subsequent Owner UNITED ASM LLC MULLEN MARY JANE 10,568 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 7,501 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated MOSCHELL ROBERT A & CAROL TRS SEARL JENNIFER MARIE at 60 WALNUT ST Parcel 086-001 at 25 OUTLOOK AVE Parcel 115-044 R & C REALTY TRUST Subsequent Owner GHOSH SHANTO & NANDA SARMILA Registry of Deeds Deed Book-36809 Page-245 2019 010789-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-14923 Page-348 2019 015355-00 of improvements situated of improvements situated Tax assessed $16,406.67, Balance due $13,639.52 Tax assessed $3,685.31, Balance due $4,156.30 at 9 LEDGEWOOD 17 Parcel 027-715 at 13 ENDICOTT ST 1 Parcel 064-852 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-11524 Page-195 2019 002959-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-36809 Page-403 2019 007215-00 RIVERWALK PLACE LLC ORDWAY ROBERT & BENTO JULIE Tax assessed $3,390.63, Balance due $999.67 Tax assessed $3,457.35, Balance due $1,056.97 C/O BIBBY REAL ESTATE CORP 10,350 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 30,649 Sq.Ft. of land situated at 12 DEXTER ST Parcel 115-111 MITCHELL ROBERT M & ERIN K S SCHARFENBERGER KRISTA at 166 MAIN ST (R) Parcel 086-150A Registry of Deeds Deed Book-24366 Page-316 2019 015406-00 15,002 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 6,713 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Registry of Deeds Deed Book-19564 Page-291 2019 010955-00 Tax assessed $3,789.84, Balance due $1,080.20 at 4 MT PLEASANT DR Parcel 029-023 at 1 LINCOLN RD Parcel 065-062 Tax assessed $7,965.26, Balance due $4,489.81 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-14181 Page-231 2019 003138-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-28757 Page-357 2019 007276-00 VERNET III GEORGE C TRUSTEE Tax assessed $4,056.35, Balance due $173.71 Tax assessed $4,204.78, Balance due $270.69 SCIPIONE MICHAEL J TRUSTEE VERNCO PEABODY TRUST ONE PLEASURE ISLAND TRUST Subsequent Owner IRVING DEVELOPMENT LLC FRENCH THOMAS F & CRISTY SMYRNIOS VALERIE A 124,190 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 42,658 Sq.Ft. of land situated Subsequent Owner PEREIRA PATRICK 5,040 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 5 CENTENNIAL DR Parcel 091-002 at 0 GREENWOOD RD Parcel 115-230 15,412 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 42 NEWCASTLE RD Parcel 065-067 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-27772 Page-477 2019 011090-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-36640 Page-579 2019 015523-00 at 9 CLEARWATER RD Parcel 031-063 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-34945 Page-29 2019 007281-00 Tax assessed $107,723.69, Balance due $28,175.80 Tax assessed $533.99, Balance due $652.35 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-37244 Page-2 2019 003217-00 Tax assessed $4,133.01, Balance due $1,132.54 Tax assessed $5,202.09, Balance due $186.80 COLUCCI JOHN D & AHORDINI C TRS MOUZITHRAS ISIDOROS & EMMANUEL LOUF KENNETH J TRUSTEE 119R FOSTER ST REALTY TRUST 10,302 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated SKOP RICHARD T & CAROL A KJL REALTY MARGIN ST PEABODY REVOC TR 28,140 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 15,599 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 9,374 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 119 FOSTER ST (R) BLDG 2 Parcel 094-007C at 29 LINDEN RD Parcel 116-047 at 23 MANOMET RD Parcel 032-052 at 60 MARGIN ST Parcel 065-156 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-15839 Page-319 2019 011156-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-12817 Page-85 2019 015687-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-7068 Page-188 2019 003349-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-36206 Page-498 2019 007372-00 Tax assessed $20,742.23, Balance due $12,111.60 Tax assessed $6,594.33, Balance due $1,496.79 Tax assessed $4,393.66, Balance due $1,119.22 Tax assessed $7,144.55, Balance due $951.16 HERNANDEZ FRANCISCO & MERCY PETRILLO MICHAEL A CAPILLO MARIE L LIFE ESTATE NAGY KENNETH C & MCEACHERN MAURA Subsequent Owner EMANUEL PROPERTY INVESTMENTS LLC 21,079 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated E L & C A SURMAN & R & J CAPILLO 5,001 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 3,380 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 143 LYNN ST Parcel 116-110 15,599 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 18 LENOX RD Parcel 065-165 at 22 SHERMAN ST Parcel 094-024 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-24579 Page-170 2019 015750-00 at 26 SAMOSET RD Parcel 032-107 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-15500 Page-506 2019 007380-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-37354 Page-216 2019 011183-00 Tax assessed $7,852.25, Balance due $1,741.76 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-27359 Page-98 2019 003404-00 Tax assessed $4,889.40, Balance due $536.30 Tax assessed $3,042.79, Balance due $833.51 LUZ DAVID N & AMBER C Tax assessed $7,039.13, Balance due $1,082.54 MARY TAYLOR-DAVEKOS RLTY TRST BRAZ HELDER MANUEL 30,701 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated BORIN LARRY S 6,251 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 4,321 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 1 VETERANS MEMORIAL DR (R) Parcel 121-101 Subsequent Owner COLOMBO NICHOLAS J & KATIE L at 13 MARGIN ST Parcel 065-200 at 194 WASHINGTON ST Parcel 094-083 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-24664 Page-119 2019 016214-00 17,215 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Registry of Deeds Deed Book-26732 Page-361 2019 007422-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-13881 Page-503 2019 011245-00 Tax assessed $3,700.88, Balance due $4,179.94 at 22 ANTRIM RD Parcel 032-126 Tax assessed $5,927.70, Balance due $6,660.97 Tax assessed $6,447.69, Balance due $1,453.07 DUTILLE MARIE LOUISE Registry of Deeds Deed Book-37308 Page-264 2019 003423-00 5,001 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Tax assessed $5,775.89, Balance due $1,684.55 MOSCHELL ROBERT A & CAROL ANN TRS CHEHAB TAREK & NIZAR K RCR REALTY TRUST of improvements situated at 10 BOWDITCH AVE Parcel 124-178 SAS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INC 15,298 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 111 FOSTER ST B220 Parcel 094-836 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-2438 Page-561 2019 016400-00 37,113 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated at 2 SOPHIE RD Parcel 067-007 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-26947 Page-532 2019 011449-00 Tax assessed $2,636.68, Balance due $2,981.40 at 157 NEWBURY ST Parcel 047-041 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-15077 Page-541 2019 007547-00 Tax assessed $1,931.67, Balance due $629.03 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-6721 Page-105 2019 004615-00 Tax assessed $5,127.59, Balance due $1,485.79 BROWN DEREK K & FRAMPTON BRANT D TRS Tax assessed $15,581.20, Balance due $4,114.18 ANASTASIA REALTY LLC B & D MASON TRUST MOSCHELL ROBERT A TRUSTEE 8,268 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 4,578 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated CHRISTO STEPHANIE CAROL ANN REALTY TRUST at 11 MASON ST Parcel 095-003H at 18 MASON ST REAR Parcel 095-046A 14,000 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated 15,002 Sq.Ft. of land with improvements situated Registry of Deeds Deed Book-36141 Page-494 2019 011505-00 Registry of Deeds Deed Book-34434 Page-409 2019 017326-00 at 12 TUMELTY RD Parcel 048-009 at 6 SOPHIE RD Parcel 067-014 Tax assessed $8,596.94, Balance due $3,128.50 Tax assessed $4,149.74, Balance due $4,681.38 Item: September 26, 2019 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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GENERAL REAL ESTATE LEGALS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WANTED MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE JOB INFORMATION Real Estate salesperson wanted By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage SERVICES Outstanding opportunity! Positive attitude, good people skills given by Kenneth C. Lord to Home Savings of America, F.A., dated June 10, 1987 more important than experience. Part or full time. and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book NOTICE 9018, Page 486, subsequently assigned to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Don't pay to find work before you get Call John or Mike Connor Association by The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, a Corporation the job. Legitimate job placement firms 781-581-5940 Organized and Existing Under an Act of Congress (FDIC), as receiver of Washington that work to fill specific positions Mutual Bank F/K/A Washington Mutual Bank, FA successor by merger to Home cannot charge an upfront fee. For free Connor Real Estate Savings of America FSB, FKA Home Savings of America, F.A. by assignment information about avoiding employ- recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book ment service scams, write the Federal REAL ESTATE 34053, Page 315 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the Trade Commission at Washington, FOR SALE purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on October D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud 10, 2019 at 16 Union Court, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in Information Center, said Mortgage, to wit: 1-800-876-7060

THE LAND IN SAID LYNN, BOUNDED AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: NOTICE For more information and assistance NORTHEAST BY LOT B AS SHOWN ON PLAN HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO regarding the reliability of business THIRTY-SEVEN AND 37/100 FEET; I BUY HOMES opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- SOUTHEAST BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF WHITE THIRTY EIGHT AND 64/100 ties, employment services and financ- FEET; ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to SOUTHWEST BY LAND OF THE CITY OF LYNN FORTY-SEVEN AND 22/100 FEET; contact the Better Business Bureau NORTHWEST BY LOT A AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAN THIRTY-ONE AND 56/100 FEET; CASH! Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite NORTHEAST BY SAID LOT A TEN FEET; 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or NORTHWEST BY SAID LOT A FIVE AND 55/100 FEET; call 508-652-4800 BEING LOT C AS SHOWN ON SUBDIVISION OF LAND IN LYNN OWNED BY C. ARTHUR AND GRACE I. BARTRUM, DRAWN BY O. W. McINTOSH,, C.I., DATED APRIL GENERAL HOME APPRAISALS! You pick the date to move. 1946, DULY RECORDED AND CONTAINING ACCORDING TO SAID PLAN 1736 HELP WANTED Leave what you want. SQUARE FEET. THE BUILDING THEREON IS NUMBERED 16 UNION COURT. SAID TRUSTING JUST ANYBODY TO Pay no commission if we buy your house. PREMISES ARE CONVEYED TOGETHER WITH AND SUBJECT TO SELL YOUR HOME IS RISKY! Call David Hughes at Century 21 Hughes. RIGHTS OF WAY FOR ALL PURPOSES FOR WHICH RIGHTS OF WAY MAY LAWFULLY 777 BE USED, IN, ON AND OVER STRIPS OF LAND SHOWN ON SAID PLAN AND Auto Body MARKED IN THREE PLACES, RIGHT OF WAY. BEING ALL AND THE SAME PREMISES 50 Years of TRUST is what All real estate advertising in this CONVEYED TO ME BY DEED OF ROBERT A. TIMSON AND LINDA R. TIMSON AND Technician our appraisals are based upon. newspaper is subject to the Federal BARBARA THOMSON OF EVEN DELIVERY AND RECORD HEREWITH. Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- Full-time Auto Body Technician setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes For informational purposes only, the subject premises is shown on plan recorded needed, busy shop north of CALL ANYTIME 781-581-5940 it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 3492, Page 065. discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, Boston. Experience and references handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, necessary. Compensation based age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, veteran's status, or source of income or any restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax upon experience. intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in This newspaper will not knowingly accept any possession, and attorney's fees and costs. CALL 978-664-0049 REAL ESTATE advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all FAX 978-664-2504 CONNORREALESTATE.COM dwellings in this newspaper are available on an TERMS OF SALE: equal opportunity basis. To complain of A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at ERIC Z Disposal now hiring a CDL 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Driver. Current CDL liscense and 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be standard experience required. Willing hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of to train roll/off. Serious candidates Have something to sell? the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days only. Please call 781-593-5308 from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid We can help! at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms RENTALS of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further APARTMENTS recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Lynn ~ Large modern studio, 1 & 2 BR an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. apartments. Eat-in kitchen, parking, laundry. Starting at $1195, No fees. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Call ~ 781-477-6457 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association

Present Holder of said Mortgage, By Its Attorneys, ORLANS PC LEGALS LEGALS PO Box 540540 Waltham, MA 02454 MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Phone: (781) 790-7800 18-006918 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Item: September 19, 26, October 3, 2019 mortgage and security agreement given by Maria Meklis ("Mortgagor") to Lowell given by 18 Sunset Road, LLC, a Massachusetts limited liability company, to Patch Cooperative Bank (now known as Salem Five Cents Savings Bank), dated of Land Lending, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, dated March 29, MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE November 14, 2012, and recorded in the Essex County South Registry of Deeds in 2018, and recorded at the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31917, Page 169, of which mortgage the undersigned, Salem Five Cents Book 36613 at Page 417, as affected by assignment from Patch of Land Lending, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Savings Bank, is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage LLC, to Normandy Capital Trust dated April 11, 2018 and recorded with the Essex given by Joel Gonzalez and Somaly Yet to Mortgage Electronic Registration and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 36654 at Page 509, of which Systems, Inc., as nominee for Metro Credit Union, its successors and assigns, A.M. on the 17th day of October, 2019, on the mortgaged premises known and mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by assignment, for breach of the dated December 5, 2014 and registered with the Essex County (Southern District) numbered as Unit 107, 210 Broadway, Lynnfield, Massachusetts (being the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 557643 noted on same premises conveyed from Maria Meklis to GAFM Realty, LLC, a Massachusetts sold at Public Auction at 12:00 o'clock P.M. on the 18th day of October, 2019 at Certificate of Title Number 88044 as affected by a Amendatory Mortgage limited liability company, on April 11, 2016, and recorded at the Essex South 18 Sunset Road, Nahant, Essex County, Massachusetts 01908, all and singular registered on April 15, 2015 in Said Registry District of the Land Court as District Registry of Deeds in Book 34845, Page 285), all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Document Number 560818 noted on Certificate of Title Number 88044, premises described in said mortgage, to wit: subsequently assigned to M&T Bank by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, To wit: Inc. (MERS), as nominee for Metro Credit Union its Successors and Assigns by Unit # 107, South Building of the Lynnfield Woods Office Condominium assignment registered with Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Park, 210 Broadway, Lynnfield, Massachusetts, established by Master Deed dated The land and buildings numbered 18 Sunset Road, in Nahant, being lots Land Court as Document Number 566821 noted on Certificate of Title Number January 17, 1985 and recorded with the Essex South Registry of Deeds on January numbered 43 and 44 on a Plan of Lots of Sunset Hill belonging to Nahant Land 88044 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of 18, 1985 in Book 7637, Page 5, as amended, together with the mortgagor's Co., E.A.W. Hammett, C.E., dated April 1910, and recorded with Essex South foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM on October 10, 2019 undivided percentage interest in the common areas and facilities of the District Deeds, Plan Book 22, Plan 13. at 48 Sheridan Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Condominium as set forth in said Master Deed and in accordance with and subject Mortgage, to wit: to the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 183A, as amended. Said Lot numbered 43 is bounded as follows:- Unit is more particularly described in the Master Deed and is further shown on SOUTHWESTERLY by Sunset Road, seventy (70) feet; With Quitclaim Covenants, all the land and buildings thereon situated in Lynn in Plans recorded with the first Unit Deed, which plans are copies of a portion of the NORTHWESTERLY by lot numbered 44 on said Plan, one hundred (100) the County of Essex, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and described as plans filed with said Master Deed to which is affixed a verified statement in the feet; follows: NORTHEASTERLY: by Sheridan Street fifty-two and 45/100 (52.45) feet; form provided in Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 183A, Section 9. NORTHEASTERLY by a cemetery, seventy (70) feet; and SOUTHEASTERLY: by the northwesterly line of a way sixty-nine and 77/100 SOUTHWESTERLY by lot numbered 42 on said plan, one hundred (100) (69.77) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY: again by land now or formerly of Francis X. Boulay, Said Unit is being mortgaged subject to and with the benefit of the feet. et. al. eighty-seven and 43/100 (87.43) feet; SOUTHWESTERLY: by the obligations, restrictions, rights and liabilities contained in Massachusetts General northeasterly line of Mount Pleasant Street eighty-three and 20/100 (83.20) feet; Laws, Chapter 183A, the Master Deed, the Unit Deed and the Condominium Be all said measurements more or less, containing 7,000 square feet of land more and NORTHWESTERLY: by lands now or formerly of A.A. Mallett, of Mary M. Trusts, as amended. or less. Glazebrook and of Agnes T. Carroll et. al., one hundred ninety-eight and 28/100 (198.28) feet. All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as The Condominium and each of its units is intended for the maintenance of Lot numbered 44 is bounded as follows:- shown upon plan numbered 13500-A, filed with original Certificate of Title #8383 executive or professional offices or other uses set forth in the Master Deed, but not SOUTHWESTERLY by Sunset Road, fifty-five and 63/100 (55.63) feet; in said Registry, the same being compiled from a plan drawn by Shay and Shay, for occupancy for residential purposes. WESTERLY by a curved line at the corner of Sunset Road and Civil Engineers, dated March 9, 1929, and additional data on file in the Land Kennedy's Court, sixty-two and 31/100 (62.31) feet; Registration Office, all as modified and approved by the Court. There is The premises to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, NORTHWESTERLY by Kennedy's Court, sixty and 02/100 (60.02) feet; and appurtenant to the above described land in common with the Daly land as shown easements, covenants, restrictions, buildings and zoning laws, improvements, SOUTHEASTERLY by lot numbered 43 on said Plan, one hundred (100) on said plan, a right to use said way as a passageway. See deed of Grantor filed unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of feet. herewith at said Registry of Deeds/Land Court. tenants and parties in possession, mortgages, existing encumbrances, and all other claims in the nature of liens now existing or hereafter arising, having priority Be all said measurements more or less, containing 9,104 square feet of land more The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, over the Mortgage, if any there be. The premises shall also be sold subject to the or less. restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax right of redemption of the United States of America, if any there be. titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in For mortgagor's title see deed recorded herewith. possession, and attorney's fees and costs. TERMS OF SALE: Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) will be required to be paid by certified check or bank cashier's check made payable to the For a more accurate legal description, see Deed from Millicent A. Howarth to TERMS OF SALE: Mortgagee at the time and place of sale as a deposit. The balance is to be paid to Richard S. Howarth dated March 24, 1990, and recorded in Essex County A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of the Mortgagee by certified check or by bank cashier's check within thirty (30) days (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 10375, Page 561. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be after the sale at the Law Office of F. Robert Allison, Attorney at Law, 447 Boston delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Street, Suite 9, Topsfield, Massachusetts. Time is of the essence. The successful Premises to be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of bidder shall be required to sign a Memorandum of Sale at the Auction Sale. rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, having at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms postpone at any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure appointed for the adjourned sale date. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control Terms of sale: A deposit of five thousand dollars ($5,000) by certified or bank recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The in the event of a typographical error in this publication. check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Sassoon & Cymrot, LLP, 84 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. OTHER TERMS, IF ANY, TO BE ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE. State Street, Suite 820, Boston, MA 02109 within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. DATE: 9/19/19 purchase price. In the event of an error in this publication, the description of the M&T Bank premises contained in said mortgage shall control. Present Holder of said Mortgage, SALEM FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK, By Its Attorneys, Present holder of said Mortgage, Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. ORLANS PC By its attorney, PO Box 540540 Wilmington Savings Fund Society FSB d/b/a Christiana Trust as Trustee for Waltham, MA 02454 F. ROBERT ALLISON, ESQUIRE Normandy Capital Trust, Phone: (781) 790-7800 447 Boston Street, Suite 9 Present holder of said mortgage 19-005292 Topsfield, MA 0l983 By its Attorneys, Item: September 19, 26, October 3, 2019 (978) 740-9433 Sassoon & Cymrot, LLP Item: September 26, October 3, 10, 2019 84 State Street, Suite 820 Boston, MA 02109 Need a question answered? (617) 720-0099 [email protected] Item: September 26, October 3, 10, 2019 B8 CLASSIFIED THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2019 INTERNATIONAL Melting glacier poses threat to picturesque Italian valley

MILAN (AP) — Italian ciers around the world, officials sounded an alarm outside of Greenland and Wednesday over climate Antarctica but including change due to the threat Europe, are losing 220 bil- that a fast-moving melt- lion metric tons of ice a year. ing glacier is posing to a The report said glacier melt picturesque valley near is happening faster than be- the Alpine town of Cour- fore and is accelerating. mayeur. The report projects that Courmayeur mayor Ste- if nothing is done to reduce fano Miserocchi closed greenhouse gas emissions, down a mountain road these glaciers in general and banned access to part will shrink 36 percent be- of the Val Ferret, a popu- tween now and the end of lar hiking area outside of the century. But smaller town on the southern side glaciers, like those in the of the Mont Blanc massif. Alps, could lose up to 80 Those moves came after percent of their ice by the experts warned that a year 2100 in a worst-case 250,000-cubic-meter mass scenario. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of the Planpincieux glacier “Many glaciers are pro- was at risk of collapsing. jected to disappear re- British lawmakers returned to the House The glacier, which gardless of future emis- of Commons on Wednesday, venting their spreads 1,327 square kilo- sions,” the new science pent-up anger over Prime Minister Boris meters (512 square miles) report said. Johnson’s failed attempt to suspend Par- across the mountain, has Matthias Huss, a glaci- liament and warning that democracy it- been moving up to 50 cen- ologist at ETH Zurich and self is under threat from the government. timeters (nearly 20 inch- head of the group Glacier es) a day. Monitoring Switzerland, “There are no models to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said the loss of glacier ice Defiant Johnson tell us if it will fall entirely in Switzerland and Europe or in pieces,” the mayor told Risk of part of the Planpincieux glacier break- over the last five years has Sky TG24. “We need to keep ing off amid climate warming in the Alps has been the strongest since taunts Parliament an eye on the monitoring.” prompted Italian authorities to forbid hikers measurements began in He emphasized that and tourists from a section of the Val Ferrat the 1950s. He noted that LONDON (AP) — An the suspension void. even if a large chunk of area in the famed Tour du Mont Blanc trail out- the freezing line of 0 de- unrepentant Prime The leader of the main the glacier collapses, no side Courmayeur, Italy. gree Celsius (32 degrees Minister Boris John- opposition Labour Par- residents would be at risk, Fahrenheit) rose above son brushed off cries ty, Jeremy Corbyn, said just the area of road that tion since 2013. be indifferent to.” the top of Mont Blanc this of “Resign!” and dared the prime minister is has been closed. Environment Minister No one has had to be summer, “which very rare- his foes to try to top- not fit to govern and The glacier is located in Sergio Costa said the emer- evacuated in Courmayeur, ly has happened.” ple him Wednesday at “should have done the the Alps on the Grande gency shows “the necessi- town spokesman Moreno “We have melting at an a raucous session of honorable thing and Jorasses peak of the Mont ty and urgency of strong Vignolini said, adding that elevation of almost 5,000 Parliament, a day after resigned” after the rul- Blanc massif, which strad- and coordinated action for the closed road is used meters (16,400 feet) above Britain’s highest court ing. He said Johnson dles the borders of Italy, the climate, to prevent ex- mostly to access summer sea level, which is really ruled he acted illegally “thinks he is above the France and Switzerland treme events that risk dra- homes. The mayor was changing the system and in suspending the body law” and has shown “no and contains the highest matic consequences.” meeting with residents to can support such events ahead of the Brexit shred of remorse or hu- peak in Western Europe. Italian Premier Gi- hear their concerns and as glaciers falling down,” deadline. mility.” Officials said unusually useppe Conte alerted they had some limited ac- he said. Amid shouts, angry “Have you no shame, high temperatures during world leaders to the dan- cess to the area to check Over the last 10 years, gestures and repeated prime minister?” said August and September ger his address to the U.N. their properties. Switzerland has lost 15 cries of “Order!” in the Ian Blackford, the Scot- had accelerated ice melt General Assembly in New A new special report by percent of its glacier vol- House of Commons, tish National Party’s at the Planpincieux, which York, telling them the gla- the Intergovernmental ume, with nearly 3 per- Johnson emphatically leader in Parliament. has been monitored by the cier’s potential collapse “is Panel on Climate Change cent loss in 2017-2018 defended his intention Labour lawmaker Jess Safe Mountain Founda- an alarm that we cannot said Wednesday that gla- alone, Huss said. to withdraw Britain Phillips urged Johnson from the European “to act with some hu- Union on Oct. 31, with mility and contrition.” or without a separation Members of Parlia- U.S., Japan trade deal eliminates tariffs agreement with the EU. ment accused him of “I say it is time to showing disrespect UNITED NATIONS (AP) we’re going to be having contention has been autos. U.S. goods kicking in at get Brexit done,” he for the rule of law and — The U.S. and Japan on a lot more comprehensive Japan is worried that the beginning of the year. declared, accusing his deceiving Queen Eliza- Wednesday signed a limited deals signed with Japan,” Trump might slap new U.S. farm groups ap- opponents of trying to beth II when he asked trade deal that will elim- Trump said. tariffs on its automobiles, plauded the announce- frustrate the will of the for her permission to inate tariffs and expand Abe said the agreement which make up a signifi- ment. They have been people, who in 2016 vot- prorogue, or suspend, market access on farm, in- is good for both countries. cant amount of its exports warning the Trump ad- ed 52 percent to 48 per- Parliament. Over and dustrial and digital prod- “We have successfully to the U.S. Japan also has ministration that agri- cent to leave the 28-na- over, they called on him ucts. But the deal does not covered a wide range of ar- pushed to eliminate the cultural producers could tion bloc. to say he was sorry. address autos, a key stick- eas, including not only the current 2.5 percent auto soon expect to lose market Johnson was greeted But Johnson ignored ing point during months of industrial goods, but also and auto parts tariff. share in Japan if the Unit- with applause from his calls to step down contentious negotiations, the agricultural products United States Trade ed States wasn’t treated own Conservative law- or apologize, show- and President Donald and also the digital trade Representative Robert on par with top competi- makers and jeers from ing no sign of contri- Trump indicated the two between the two sides,” Lighthizer said it’s not tors from Canada, Mexico, the opposition side as he tion during the more countries were still working Abe said. Trump’s intention “at this Australia and the Europe- arrived in the Commons, than three-hour ques- on a broader agreement. Trump has been seek- point” to raise tariffs on an Union. hours after cutting short tion-and-answer ses- Trump and Japanese ing a bilateral agreement Japanese autos. Japan’s Japan, which imports a trip to the United Na- sion. Prime Minister Shinzo with Japan, the world’s trade minister, Isshu U.S. farm products worth tions in New York. He said he disagreed Abe signed the deal on third largest economy, Sugawara, and other top $14 billion, is America’s He flew home ear- with the Supreme the sidelines of the U.N. since pulling out of the trade officials are to meet third largest market. ly after Britain’s Su- Court’s 11-0 ruling, General Assembly. Trump Trans-Pacific Partnership with heads of Japanese Trump said Japan will preme Court unani- and he repeatedly re- called it the “first stage of trade deal after he took automakers Thursday open new markets to ap- mously ruled Tuesday fused to rule out the a phenomenal new trade office. Washington would morning in an apparent proximately $7 billion in that his attempt to possibility of suspend- agreement” and described like to reduce a chronic attempt to ease their wor- U.S. agriculture products, suspend Parliament ing Parliament again. it as “outlining the signifi- trade imbalance that to- ries. and tariffs would “now for five weeks had the The prime minister cant steps we’re taking to- taled $67.6 billion in 2018, Lighthizer said he ex- be significantly lower effect of stymieing its said a new election is ward a fair and reciprocal according to U.S. figures pects that Japan will or eliminated entirely” scrutiny of the govern- the only way to unblock trade agreement.” The two sides reached a pass the preliminary deal on American beef, pork, ment over Brexit. Britain’s “paralyzed “This is a big chunk, but basic agreement in late Au- in October or November, wheat, cheese, corn, wine The court declared Parliament.” in the fairly near future gust, but a major point of with tariffs reductions on and more.

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