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the last things she ever did on this earth. Mrs.DEALS Tucker died July Steve 14 after a long illness. At the bottomOF TH of herE obit- Krause uary she made one re- quest:$ insteadDAY of$ sending There’s an interest- fl owers, shePG. 3asked that ing phenomenon that’s those who mourned her been germinating in the death remember her by American consciousness: making a contribution to Christmas in July. the Item Santa Fund. The concept is popu- Needless to say, it was lar at sporting events a beautiful gesture, and (the North Shore Nav- not just because it’s our igators have had such holiday charity. But nights during their time can you imagine know- in Lynn), and at least ing you’re going to die two cable TV stations and among your last devote the entire month to running made-for-TV CHRISTMAS, A3 Christmas movies. I have no idea how the idea ever got started. Perhaps people who are averse to hot weather had the same idea Leroy An- derson did. He’s the per- son who wrote the song “Sleigh Ride” in the mid- ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON dle of a July heat wave. If we’re going to do this, Workmen and concrete pouring at an $80 million, 189-unit apartment building coming to however, we might as well Munroe Street in downtown Lynn. Procopio Enterprises Inc., a family-owned construction put some meaning into it. company in Saugus, expects the 10 story building with underground parking to be complet- That’s exactly what ed in 2020. Lynn native Maureen Tucker did. It was one of Maureen Tucker Saugus of cer’s career tails off INSIDE Entertainment By Bridget Turcotte for years. Crime was frequent Academy in Jamaica Plain for Lynn native ITEM STAFF at night clubs along Route 1 14 weeks by lead K-9 offi cer Troy Wein returning and Fawcett saw how quickly Caisey. Six hours after Beny ar- SAUGUS — The offi cer who to roots. A7 crowds would disperse when brought a K-9 unit to the Sau- rived home with Fawcett, he gus Police Department nearly State Police brought in dogs. cried in his insulated kennel Women make history at He advocated for Saugus Police two decades ago has retired. in the backyard. Fawcett’s wife, Newport Folk Festival. A7 Offi cer Timothy Fawcett, who to have its own dog, and after Debbie, felt bad for Beny and served the department for more 25 years without one, the de- let him sleep in the basement. Sports than three decades, hounded partment welcomed K-9 Beny Three days later, Beny snuggled ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Golf hopefuls former Chief Edward Felix and in 2001. into the couple’s bed. Lt. Mike Annesse to bring back The German Shepherd was Of cer Tim Fawcett, Saugus’ K-9 learn the basics at the department’s K-9 program trained at the Boston Police K-9, A3 of cer, is retiring after 32 years. Gannon’s youth clinic. B1 Peabody residents Rape up, other crimes down in Lynn clamor for RCN By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF % change the service will come to By Thomas Grillo LYNN — It was a lot saf- 2017 2018 ITEM STAFF their neighborhood. er in the city last year, ac- Callers to 978-538- cording to the latest data PEABODY — Resi- 5910 are asked to leave Murder 13 3 -77% from the Lynn Police De- dents who have ques- a message with their tions about RCN coming question. Daniel Dou- partment. After a near-record num- to the city later this year cette, the city’s purchas- Rape 28 40 +43% can call a dedicated tele- ing agent, will respond ber of homicides in 2017, phone line at City Hall promptly, the mayor the homicide rate fell dra- to get answers. said. matically and so did most Last month, Mayor “Dan’s expertise in- crimes. Robbery 161 142 -12% Edward Bettencourt Jr. cludes the original ca- In 2018, three people granted a license to RCN ble license process in were killed, including to offer its cable TV and the late 1970s and early 25-year-old Romel Danis, high-speed Internet ser- 1980s,” Bettencourt said. who was shot to death; Assault 1,162 1,112 -4% vices in Peabody. The For residents who pre- Luz Yanina Acevedo-Go- deal was hailed by the fer to email their ques- mez, 47, who was fatally mayor as the end of a tions, they can reach the beaten with a baseball bat Burglary 287 191 -33% 40-year monopoly of ca- city at RCNinquiry@pea- allegedly by her husband; ble TV service by Phila- body-ma.gov. and 17-year-old Herson delphia-based Comcast RCN, a New Jer- Rivas’s body was found fa- Corp. It begins a new sey-based cable provider tally stabbed in a wooded Car Thefts 278 200 -28% era of competition which serves major metropoli- section of a Lynn park. Ar- promises to benefi t resi- tan regions around the rests have been made in dents and businesses, he country including Bos- each of the cases and the Larceny 1,153 973 -16% said. ton, Washington, D.C., defendants are awaiting But since then, the New York and Chica- trial. mayor’s offi ce has been go. Peabody is the 20th In contrast, 2017 saw 13 fl ooded with calls from Opioid Deaths 70 54 -23% residents about when RCN, A3 CRIME, A6

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Enrico R. Perlino, 70 Barbara H. Dempsey 1948-2019 Barbara Helen (Fisher) Dempsey passed away peace- LYNN –Enrico R. Perlino, life- fully on Thursday, July 25 after long resident of Lynn, passed a brief illness at Hunt Nursing away Thursday, July 25, 2019 & Rehabilitation Center. after a long illness with his Born in White Plains, NY family by his side. Born in Lynn Barbara was the loving daugh- on August 5, 1948, Enrico was ter of the late Alfred and Helen the devoted son of the late Carl Fisher. She was educated in and Elaine (Carbone ) Perlino. Lynn and a graduate of Clas- The beloved brother of Carl sical High School 1955. Perlino and his wife Joanne, After raising her children, of Lynn, Rocco Perlino and his Barbara worked as a secretary AP FILE PHOTO wife Barbara, of FL, Linda Cun- and retired as a housekeeper ningham and her husband David Ortiz, former Red Sox slugger, is recov- from Devlin Nursing home. ering from a gunshot wound. James of Nahant, and the late Barbara enjoyed spend- Thomas Perlino; Enrico is also ing time with her family and survived by his many nieces, friends, walking the beach, nephews, and cousins. traveling and her daily coffee Red Sox slugger Born and educated in Lynn, dates with her close friends. Southington, CT and Darlene Rick worked for the Depart- She was always known for her (Lee) Raxter of Charlotte, NC ment of Public works in Lynn 157 Maple St. Lynn on Tues- laughter, love of enjoying a and 5 great nieces Lindsey, David Ortiz says he for many years. Rick was a day, July 30, 2019 from 11:30 night out with friends and her Courtney, Molly, Madelyn, Sa- quiet person who enjoyed the to 12:30 p.m. His Funeral Sunday afternoons with family vannah and one great nephew simple things in life. He en- Service will be at Cuffe-Mc- on Murdock Drive. Andrew. Barbara also leaves joyed his rides to Maine and Ginn Funeral Home following Barbara is survived by sons behind her special friend and is glad to be home New Hampshire to be on the visiting hours at 12:30 PM. Thomas of Danvers, Timothy loving former daughter in law ocean and lakes, enjoying Burial in Pine Grove Cem- (Lisa) of Reading and grand- Robyn Dempsey of Danvers. By Jimmy Golen yet!!!!” the beautiful scenery. He had etery. In lieu of owers, the sons Patrick Dempsey of Reno, Barbara was preceded in ASSOCIATED PRESS Ortiz, 43, was shot in the a love for his old black and family has asked for dona- NV and Timothy Jr of Danvers. death by her parents Helen back by a hired gunman BOSTON — In his fi rst white cowboy movies, was tions made in Rick’s honor to In her death, Barbara leaves and Alfred, son Robert and who drove up on a motorcy- public comments since an avid Red Sox and Patriots the Northeast Animal Shel- behind her brother, Gerry A. sister in law Judy Fisher. cle and fi red at close range, fan who enjoyed watching ter, 347 Highland Ave, Sa- Fisher of Littler River, SC and Service information: No a botched assassination hitting him in the torso, the games, but most of all he lem, MA 01970. To share any her three nieces Tracey (Mi- services will be held as per attempt in his native Do- police said. They said the loved his many cats that he memories and thoughts of chael) Woronka of Windham, her wishes. May she rest in minican Republic, former actual target was supposed has had over the years, but condolences please visit the NH, Bethann (Stacy) Hooks of peace. Red Sox slugger David Or- to be another man. none more special than his online CuffeMcGinn.com. tiz said Monday that he is Doctors in Santo Do- cat Max. glad to be home from the mingo removed his gall- Service information: Vis- hospital and told his fans: bladder and part of his in- iting hours will be held at “Big Papi will be back testine, and he was fl own Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home, LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® John B. Drew, 64 soon.” the next day on a Red Sox 1955-2019 Following an Instagram plane to Boston, where post with a statement is- he had more surgery. The John Brian Drew, 64, of sued through a Boston statement issued Monday Litch eld, NH passed away public relations agency, confi rmed that Ortiz was Richard H. Ayers, 82 suddenly at his home on July Ortiz said he faces sever- released from Massachu- Mr. Richard H. Ayers, 82 28, 2019. Born in Lynn, MA al more weeks of recovery setts General Hospital on years of Lynn died Friday, July on May 15, 1955, he was son from the June 9 shooting Friday. 26, 2019 in the Kaplan Fam- of the late Walter Drew and at a Santo Domingo night- “I am feeling good, but ily Hospice House in Danvers. Virginia (Mackey) Halley. He club. know I need to do my re- He was the husband of the enjoyed 36 years of marriage “Being at home and look hab just like I did when I late Eleanor M. (McGarry) with his wife, Peggy (Hecker) at my family celebrating was recovering from inju- Ayers. He was born in Beverly, Drew. that lm here safe is price- ries playing baseball,” Or- the son of the late Ralph and John was raised in Lynn, less,” Ortiz said in the tiz said in the statement, Alice (Brown) Ayers. He was MA and was a resident of Li- Instagram post, which in- thanking doctors, Red raised in Beverly and attend- tch eld for the past 20 years. cluded pictures of a steak, Sox ownership and other ed Beverly Schools. He has He will be most remembered pasta and grilled fi sh. members of the organiza- lived in Lynn over 40 years. by those who loved him for “Too bad l can’t crush food tion for their support. He was a construction la- his enduring sense of humor, borer for many years. He also following his beloved Patriots owned The Fishtale Market with family and friends, his House leaders Restaurant in Salem, Mass. love of all things Christmas, and the Brown derby Restau- and his love of animals. July 31st at 11am. Visi- rant in Methuen. He also loved He will be missed by his tation and funeral will be Bingo and horse racing. He wife, Peggy Drew; his siblings, held at Phaneuf Funeral unveil children’s was a diehard Patriots and at 12:00 PM in the SOLI- Donna (Lee) Alessandriai, Homes and Crematorium, Red Sox Fan. MINE FUNERAL HOME, 426 Leslie (Kevin) Tibbitts, Lori 243 Hanover Street, Man- He is survived by his daugh- Broadway (Rte129) Lynn (Vinny) Armenio, Scott Halley, chester, NH. wellness initiative ters, Monique Gilbert-Hoff- Burial in Pine Grove Cem- Donna (Michael) Renkert, the In lieu of owers, dona- the Winthrop Democrat man of NJ, Leslie Howe and etery. Relatives and friends Rev. MSGR James Halley; as tions may be made in John’s By Bob Salsberg her husband Tyrone of Lynn, are respectfully invited. well as multiple nieces and memory to the Manchester ASSOCIATED PRESS said. “After they have called, I have tried to and April Ayers of Lynn, He Visiting hours are on nephews. Animal Shelter, 490 Dun- BOSTON — House lead- help out and I have been leaves three grandchildren Thursday from 10:00 AM to Service information: barton Road, Manchester, ers unveiled wide-ranging just as frustrated as they Jacob Hoffman of NJ, Olivia 12:00 PM. Directions and Visitation will be Tuesday, NH 03102 legislation on Monday were trying to fi nd out and Jevon Howe of Lynn, three guestbook at www.solimi- July 30th from 4-7pm and To view John’s online trib- Wednesday, July 31st from ute, send condolences to his that calls for improved where their child can get brothers Paul Ayers, Kenneth ne.com access to critical health Ayers and Alan Ayers. 10-11am. John’s funeral family, or for more informa- help, particularly with service will be Wednesday, tion, visit www.phaneuf.net care services for children the mental health as- Service information: His in Massachusetts, with a funeral will be held on pect.” focus on those who are in The Massachusetts Thursday, August 1, 2019 the state’s foster care sys- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Association of Health tem or have severe behav- Plans, which represents ioral issues. insurance providers, Lawmakers seek limits sachusetts gas prices The House planned to praised what they called Marilyn L. McElroy, 81 on government are holding steady and debate and vote on the compromise language in remain unchanged from a measure later this week, Mrs. Marilyn L. (Annis) non-disclosure pacts the bill that would re- McElroy, 81 years of Nash- week ago. before the start of the Leg- quire insurers to make islature’s summer recess, ua New Hampshire, died on BOSTON (AP) — Two AAA Northeast reports available online accu- House Speaker Robert Saturday, July 27, 2019 in state lawmakers are Monday that a gallon of rate and frequently up- Langdon Place of Nashua demanding an end to most self-serve regular is still DeLeo said. If passed it dated lists of health care Assisted Living after a long non-disclosure agreements selling for an average of would still require Senate providers within their illness. She was the wife of in state government. $2.70. The Massachusetts approval when lawmakers networks. The directo- the late Kenneth H. McElroy. Democratic Sen. Diana price is 3 cents lower than return to the Statehouse ries would include notic- She was born in Lynn, the DiZoglio and Republican the national average for in the fall. es of any providers who daughter of the late Charles Rep. Alyson Sullivan regular of $2.73, and also Key provisions in the have left the network, and Irma (Brown) Annis. She are also asking the state 12 cents lower than the initiative, which bundles stopped practicing or are was raised in Lynn and was auditor to determine how local price a year ago. several proposals fi led no longer accepting new a 1956 graduate of Lynn En- many such agreements AAA found a wide range earlier by lawmakers, patients. glish High School. She also have been signed in of per-gallon prices for include the creation of The legislation also attended North Shore Com- recent years and at what regular, from a low of three regional centers seeks to prevent children munity College. She lived in cost to taxpayers — infor- $2.45 to a high as $3.19. in the state where par- who have aged out of the Lynn all of her life with ex- mation state offi cials have ents can receive guidance state’s foster care sys- ception to the last two years so far refused to disclose. Report of odor in cabin on accessing treatment tem from falling through for their child’s men- cracks in health care, by living in Nashua. The legislators say they diverts London-bound Marilyn was employed with M Glenn Annis both of New fear non-disclosure pacts tal health or behavioral ensuring they can keep the General Electric Company, Hampshire, two sisters Elaine can be used to shield plane to Boston needs. their current health cov- Riverworks plant as a secre- M. Gover of North Charles- offi cials accused of sexual DeLeo said he and other erage until they turn 26, BOSTON (AP) — Amer- tary in the Personnel Of ce. ton, SC and S. May Jenkins of misconduct or prevent vic- legislators hear frequent- as other children who are ican Airlines say a report She retired in 1998 after 37 Epsom, NH. She also leaves tims from speaking public- ly from constituents who on their parents’ private and a half years. She was a her nieces and nephews and ly about their ordeals. of a possible odor in the are frustrated and con- insurance plans can now member of the GE Riverettes many close friends. She is Republican Gov. Charlie cabin has diverted a fused — often to the point do. and served as President as the sister of the late Clayton Baker says the agree- London-bound fl ight to of tears — after being un- “We want to make sure well as other of ces. She was Annis. ments are only executed Boston. able to fi nd treatment for we level the playing fi eld an avid Bingo player, and de- Service information Her when requested by a A statement from the their children during a as much as possible from voted Red Sox fan. She loved funeral will be held on victim. airline says the Airbus crisis. a health perspective,” said to travel especially to Las Thursday , August 1, 2019 DiZoglio has said she A330-300 with 154 pas- “They have made nu- Rep. Jennifer Benson, a Vegas. She was a longtime at 9:30 AM from the Soli- was forced out of her job sengers and a crew of 12 merous calls to various Lunenburg Democrat and Sacred Heart Communicant mine Funeral Home, 426 as a legislative aide in landed in Boston at 11: 48 people to try to get their House chair of the Health and volunteer. She was a Broadway (Rte 129) Lynn 2011 and pressured into p.m., around 1 ½ hours child help and they have Care Financing Commit- loving and devoted Mother followed by a funeral mass signing a non-disclosure after taking off from been very unsuccessful,” tee. and Grandmother. The fami- in Sacred Heart Church at agreement after unfound- Philadelphia. The plane ly would like to express their 10:30 AM Burial in Pine ed rumors of inappro- was bound for London’s gratitude to the staff of Lang- Grove Cemetery, Lynn Rel- priate conduct with a Heathrow airport. Did you know? don Place for their love and atives and friends are re- 781-593-7700 legislator. The airline says no pas- Publishing Daily, except Sundays support. spectfully invited. Visiting sengers had complained USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 She is survived by her hours are Wednesday from Massachusetts gas prices of illness. A maintenance Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA daughter and sons, Sheryl L. 4:00 to 8:00 PM. Donations team was reviewing the and additional of ces. are holding steady Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Haselton and her husband may be made to the Home issue after the plane William of Nashua, NH, Ken- Health and Hospice Care, Subscriptions BOSTON (AP) — Mas- arrived at a gate. Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States neth J. 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GIC, “Bringing him in with SAVINGS happening on Route 1. because it allows us (the long dream came true. He said Donovan, “preys on my family gave him social police) an opportunity to From A1 “When we went by the became a reserve officer the sick.” skills,” said Fawcett. “But Oak, all the kids were interact with the residents in 1983 and attended the Other adjustments to “If you’re someone with he wasn’t a pet. He could lined up chanting ‘Bruin, and give them a better un- Police Academy in 1988. the current plan includ- medical needs, it’s a lot of turn in one instant and he Bruin,’” said Fawcett. “He derstanding of what we do Fawcett was hired by ed a copay increase; a $5 out-of-pocket expenses,” was the best protector in heard them. As weak as and how we do it. It also Chief Donald Peters and, increase in primary care he said. the world.” he was, he stood up to look helps with the younger over the years, served un- visits and a switch from When Beny died in But the senior state rev- out the window.” generation to take away der six chiefs at two differ- an open to a “closed” phar- 2011, Fawcett met his First grade teacher Jen- some of the hesitation enue department official ent stations. macy plan. new partner Bruin, a Ger- nifer Ricciardelli said the about approaching an of- assigned to be financial Fawcett said he rarely “It’s a much more de- man Shepherd who served watchdog for Lynn told students knew Bruin well. ficer.” fined plan. We will see with him until he was di- wrote tickets for traffic city officials in March that Each year, she teaches Giorgetti said he has not savings there,” McGee agnosed with cancer and violations and preferred switching to GIC could a lesson on community yet made a decision about said. died this past March. who the next K-9 officer to give people a second save the city $13 mil- workers and service an- The plan’s first-year Domenic Montano, the will be or when that per- chance. Occasionally, he lion with the city reaping imals. Each year, Bruin savings more than offset community events coordi- visits the school to teach son will start. brought in a box of treats $10.4 million in savings $825,000 in retroactive nator for the police union, the students about his job. Following the death of for other officers. The im- and city employees saving raises paid out for the last learned that Bruin would Bruin, Fawcett, and Mi- Bruin, people from across portance of such gestures $2.6 million in insurance two years, McGee said. be euthanized and orga- chael Ricciardelli visited the country sent cards and of kindness was a lesson costs. “This was a modest raise nized a police escort for the Oaklandvale Elemen- letters of support. Some he learned from his moth- Those numbers loomed reflective of broader ne- the dog. It included police tary School the week be- created plaques, blankets, er, Jacqueline, who never large as the working group gotiations that saved the vehicles from Saugus and fore he died to read to chil- drawings, and other items shows up for visits emp- sat down to talk about city money,” said McGee. surrounding communities dren in honor of Dr. Seuss’ that the family displays in ty-handed. health insurance savings McGee defended the ret- and all the police dogs birthday. their home. and McGee worked on “Tim is one of those guys roactive raises paid to city Bruin trained with on the “The kids see him out in While not every day of bridging a $5 million gap who would do anything for employees as part of “an North Shore. the community, and they Fawcett’s career was good in the city budget, even you — he’d go to bat for agreement that works for News traveled overnight know him, and they know — he remembers tragic ac- as the city continued pay- you no matter what,” said both sides.” and, as Bruin took his fi- that Officer Fawcett is ap- cidents, a murder-suicide, ments on a $14 million the Montano. “We were able to fit a nal ride, residents lined proachable,” said Jennifer and other difficult cases — state gave the city in 2018. Doing K-9 demonstra- health agreement and the streets with their own Ricciardelli. he tried to approach each O’Neil said the working tions was a big step in wages into the 2020 bud- furry friends to thank him This was a message Faw- day of his career wtih a introducing children to group zeroed in on GIC’s get. Obviously, savings out-of-pocket costs in for his service. cett intended to send. He positive attitude. police and showing them Children at the Oak- did the same at the Senior Inspired by his father, was a key piece,” he said. comparing GIC and other that the police are the landvale Elementary Center, American Legion, Robert Fawcett, and his But McGee and top city plans to Harvard Pilgrim. good guys, said Montano. School created handmade and many town events. career as a Boston Police officials aren’t finished ne- “It’s an extremely signif- “I know I’ll be going on gotiating with city unions. signs, letters, and lined Interim Saugus Police detective and the many icant difference,” she said. calls for 25 plus years and Both sides returned to the sidewalk in front of Chief Ronald Giorgetti episodes of Adam-12 he Donovan said adjust- the bargaining table this the school to wave goodbye said Fawcett has been a watched growing up, Faw- people will still be asking ments to the existing city month and wages are in to the K-9. model employee for his cett said he always knew me if I know Officer Faw- employee health insur- play as a bargaining topic. The Fawcett family 32 years of service to the he wanted to be an officer. cett and Bruin and I’ll say ance plan translates into “Both sides will have a didn’t know Bruin would town. He is respected and “I tried to take on my ‘I’m proud to say that I a $1,500 annual increase position. I am confident be getting an escort. While well-liked within the com- father’s demeanor,” said do,’” he said. in employee premiums that, moving forward, we driving though Saugus, munity, he said. Fawcett. “He always treat- Bridget Turcotte can be and copayments. will have a balanced Fis- Fawcett’s son Tyler point- “He spent a significant ed people as he wanted to reached at bturcotte@item- Sean Martin, president cal Year 2020 budget,” Mc- ed out several helicopters amount of time in the be treated. I enjoyed help- live.com. Follow her on of International Asso- hovering over the town. schools, interacting with ing people because we’re Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Gee said. Sheila O’Neil, president ciation of Firefighters of the 1,740-member Lynn Local 739 representing Teachers Union — the 178 Lynn firefighters, ’tis always the season. Merry Christmas. largest union in the city said his members were — said “compensation is adamant about keeping CHRISTMAS rangements that depicted was near and dear to Mrs. And there’s one common always on the table” when Harvard Pilgrim as their From A1 the reverence with which Tucker’s heart. We at The theme: parents don’t want city officials and union insurer. people viewed Don Vito Item appreciate her ges- anything for themselves. representatives sit down “Everyone has access thoughts is the sad reali- Corleone. I have been to ture very much, and we They are asking that their to bargain contract terms to the Partners network. ty that come Christmas, wakes and funerals in extend our gratitude and children be allowed the through 2022. Its availability is pretty there will be children in my 66 years where the our condolences to her same wide-eyed innocence O’Neil represented the much paramount,” Mar- the area whose holidays arrangements have been family. that other kids they see teachers during the health tin said. will only reinforce their equally ornate. I’ve even The fund began in 1965, take for granted: the thrill agreement bargaining and Health insurance in- disadvantages? thought to myself, “gee, and is now run in tan- of a gift that they can open she was a member of the creased by 35 percent It’s tempting to use Mrs. what will people do for me dem with the Salvation on Christmas morning. health insurance working between 2013 and 2018, Tucker’s generosity as a when it’s my turn?” Army. We do the bulk of We do take a lot for group that set the stage McGee said, and the city’s metaphor for all that ails Well, I’m going to make the fundraising and the granted in this world. At for bargaining. $12.5 million share of our world today. Here’s darn sure that whatever Salvation Army buys the the same time, we tend to Cost concerns and fa- the $16 million increase this beacon of humanity people do to commemorate toys and donates them complain a lot too about miliarity with the city’s accounted for half of the bursting out among a sea my life, it’ll benefit oth- to needy families. It has all the things we don’t long-time Harvard Pil- city’s overall municipal of greed, avarice and acri- er folks. More and more, grown into a staple of the have, and will probably grim health insurance budget increase in that mony. people are doing this. holiday season, and others never afford to get.. plan prompted negoti- time period. But this is too generous Donations are asked for in the community — most But it’s all relative, isn’t ators to look negatively “Lynn is not unique. a gift, and under such cancer research, and to notably Lynn funeral di- it? When we put our own during health insurance Everyone is dealing with tragic circumstances, to advance the cure of other rector David J. Solimine lives up against those who agreement discussions on health insurance,” he make it political. adopting the state Group said. Her son, John, said Mrs. diseases — many of them — get on board. write letters annually to related to whatever it was For me, personally, the the Item Santa Fund so Insurance Commission Martin said city unions Tucker was “a well-or- (GIC) plan. “walked away happy” ganized woman who had that caused the deceased’s most poignant aspects of their children will have “We have a great insur- from the health insurance thought about doing this death. the drive are the letters warm socks, or gloves, or ance plan. People want to agreement bargaining for a long time. Others put money to- families send to the Sal- maybe even a winter coat, stay with their doctors,” table. But like Donovan “She also literally gave ward scholarships in the vation Army, which are we’re not doing all that said O’Neil. and O’Neil, he said wages to the fund for decades,” name of the deceased. It then given to us so we can badly. Lynn Police Association will be on the table when John Tucker said. “She’d is a very heartwarming write the daily stories that Maureen Tucker and her President Tim Donovan union representatives sit often leave a message con- trend. People either want are part of the fundraising family obviously figured said Harvard Pilgrim’s down to bargain with Mc- tributing in the name of a to see the work they did in drive. None of these writ- this out and took the ap- “great diabetes plan” Gee again in July. brother of mine who had life continue in perpetuity, ers are polished. You can propriate steps to make helps Donovan meet his “Obviously, everyone is died. It was always very or they want to do in death tell some of them struggle sure those people were re- diabetic son’s medical looking for a raise,” said important to her.” what they perhaps were with the language. Per- membered, even in July. needs. He said switching Donovan. I remember seeing “The not in a position to do in haps they’re still learning. Steve Krause can be to GIC would have cost Thor Jourgensen can be Godfather” movie and see- life. But the honesty about reached at skrause@item- reached at tjourgensen@ ing the bountiful floral ar- The Item Santa Fund their situations ring out. live.com. him $4,500 annually out of pocket to get his son the itemlive.com. Peabody residents clamor for RCN RCN Act request. From A1 “We have been working with RCN over the last Massachusetts communi- few months to ensure ty to add RCN. their fiber optic cable at- “There is a lot of excite- tachments would not in- ment about RCN coming terfere with other services here to compete head to on the poles,” said PLMP’s head with Comcast,” Betten- manager Charles Orpha- court said in a statement. nos, in a statement. The value of each coupon shown here is equal to Under the terms of the Over the next months, EBENEZER agreement, RCN, like Peabody residents can TAX & SERVICES or greater than the price of the newspaper. Comcast, will pay the city expect to see utility em- 5 percent of its gross reve- ployees working on poles A nues. Most of it goes into a to make room for the new If you would like to participate in technology fund to help pay cables. Some cables will Your Local Full for Peabody Access Tele- be moved up or down on The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, communications, the city’s existing poles. 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CARRIGAN Light Plant (PMLP), the • Social Security Disability 781-842-2369 community-owned non- • Workers Compensation www.ebenezertaxservices.com profit utility company, • Accidents will collect $44,000 annu- 25 years located across from Lynn District Court ally from RCN to attach its cable lines to about 15 Johnson St. 7,000 utility poles in the 781-596-0100 city, according to a copy of JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 the deal obtained under a LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL to start your Freedom of Information www.jamescarriganlaw.com daily subscription. [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 OPINION MARK SANFORD HOW TO REACH US Time for Democrats to talk about debt and deficits A national debate is a ger-spending Democrats which is at its highest lev- ple hit hardest when the terrible thing to waste. in a conspiracy of silence. els ever. The world added bill for impossible political On July 30 and 31, 20 I’m not upset with polit- an additional $60 trillion promises finally gets paid 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 of the Democrats running ical leaders who disagree of debt in the wake of are the hardworking mem- Lynn, MA 01903 for president will partic- with my proposals on debt the 2008 financial crisis bers of the middle class. ipate in yet another four and spending. It’s the fact — a crisis that was itself Average Americans sense Customer Service hours of political debate. that this clear and present caused by too much debt. this, and so many people I Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. If past is prologue, not one danger to our economic I see these numbers and, talk to have an uneasy feel- Connecting of them will mention the future is being ignored like many Americans, I ing about how this unprec- All Departments: massive debt that hangs entirely that I find unfor- want to shout about it edented level of debt and 781-593-7700 over our country and its givable. And it is why I am from the rooftop. So why spending will ultimately future. considering entering the aren’t the 2020 candidates work out for themselves Ext. 2 And, if things stay on 2020 race. even talking about it? and those they love. Classifi ed/Legal Advertising in national debt. That dou- script, President Trump America’s debt burden is The conventional polit- They deserve to know classi [email protected] bled to $10 trillion under will have something to say in danger of exceeding the ical wisdom is that debt, what the people running Subscriptions President George W. Bush — or rather, tweet — about levels we hit while fight- deficits and spending just for president plan to do [email protected] and doubled again to $20 those debates, too. But ing World War II. Some don’t matter anymore. about our debt, deficits trillion under President Circulation none of his commentary dismiss this argument Debt and deficits are dis- and spending. But none [email protected] Obama. With the Trump will confront the surge in as fear-mongering, given missed as a “1990s” issue, of the many presidential administration breaking Ext. 3 spending and debt hap- that our current public which is why the govern- candidates will have to Obama’s spending record, pening on his watch. debt is 80 percent of GDP ment can spend so much answer that question until Newsroom that debt will double again [email protected] This is not a coincidence. but hit 106 percent at our without sparking a public somebody asks it. soon. [email protected] Voters only have so war-debt peak. What they reaction. Until somebody does, the Because we’ve spent and much time and attention are overlooking, however, I believe the convention- two political parties will Ext. 4 borrowed so much, the to give to political debates. is the social safety net we al wisdom is wrong. The re- just keep outbidding each Sports fastest-growing part of They’re busy raising kids now have. actions are coming. It was other to buy votes today [email protected] and paying the bills. Our If you compare apples to our federal budget is inter- Isaac Newton who said with money taken from Ext. 5 est on the debt. Even with leaders, and would-be apples, today’s debt is not that for every action, there the Americans of tomor- today’s low interest rates, Retail and Online ones, too, let voters know far off the record, given is an equal and opposite row — our children and what their priorities are the enormity of these gen- the costs of servicing our reaction. Unprecedented Advertising grandchildren. [email protected] by the issues they choose erational commitments. debt will triple over the levels of debt and spend- I believe those future to address. Such massive debt, while next 10 years. Interest ing are almost certain to ADVERTISING Americans deserve a voice And nobody in either we are at peace, has driv- payments are scheduled to be followed by downward in the 2020 political de- Ernie Carpenter Jr. party is addressing what en our economic future rise to about a trillion dol- changes that make histor- Director of Advertising bate. So far, the silence I believe is the greatest into uncharted waters. lars per year. In just three ic averages real. Our only and Business Development, ext. 1355 has been deafening. single threat facing our Ending the debate over years we will spend more question is whether those [email protected] nation today — our $22 the debt certainly hasn’t on interest payments than changes will be driven by Mark Sanford is a for- Ralph Mitchell trillion national debt, driv- stopped it from growing. national defense. political decision or by the Sales Representative, ext. 1313 mer congressman and [email protected] en by our out-of-control Quite the opposite. It’s now The danger our federal financial markets. spending. At the moment, growing exponentially. debt poses is even great- Markets don’t do politics. governor from South Patricia Whalen we have big-spending Re- It took 200 years to accu- er because it sits atop a They do cold, hard math. Carolina. He wrote this Sales Representative, ext. 1310 publicans and even big- mulate our first $5 trillion powder keg of global debt, And all too often the peo- for InsideSources.com. [email protected] BUSINESS OFFICE EDITORIAL Maria Alvaracin ext. 1205 [email protected] Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 A possible boost for Social Security [email protected] Ted Grant The increasing concen- 2100 Act, that raises the Publisher, ext. 1234 tration of U.S. wealth in cap on Social Security tax- [email protected] the hands of a relative few es along with other steps Marian Kinney has gotten much attention to wipe out the imbalance. ext. 1212 [email protected] among the Democratic The other complaint is presidential candidates. that certain families get Will Kraft Small wonder. The wealthi- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 hit too hard by the estate [email protected] est three families now have tax, the group most often as much ($248.5 billion) as cited being family farmers Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 the bottom half of all Amer- with high-valued land but icans ($245 billion). [email protected] not necessarily high corre- You don’t have to be a Carolina Trujillo sponding cash flow to cover card-carrying socialist Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 to question the wisdom taxes. But this appears to [email protected] of this concentration of be more legend than fact Jim Wilson wealth. Unfortunately, given how so few estates Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 some of the possible fixes, are even subject to the fed- [email protected] like Sen. Elizabeth War- eral tax (nationwide, the CIRCULATION number of such estates ren’s outright tax on the Lisa Mahmoud assets of the super rich (a that include farm assets Manager, ext. 1239 $2.75 trillion, 10-year ini- is well short of 1,000 each [email protected] tiative) may strike some year) -- not to mention pro- CLASSIFIED Americans as too extreme, visions in tax laws that go Abbe Young Smith or at least too difficult to easy on farm inheritance, Manager, ext. 1276 accomplish. including giving qualifying [email protected] Well, Maryland’s own heirs up to 15 years to set- FILE PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE GRAPHICS U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen tle the tax bill. has devised a more modest A bus full of senior citizens from the Massachusetts Senior Action Coun- Is the proposal perfect? Trevor Andreozzi and straightforward ap- Designer cil went from Lynn to St. Anselm College in Manchester, N.H. to protest Probably not. The affluent [email protected] proach to preserving a re- proposed cuts in Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security. can always find tax avoid- Mark Sutherland public that won’t be wholly ance loopholes that aren’t dominated by the offspring Creative Director then be deposited entire- brief interruption in 2010). There are two major crit- available to the rest of [email protected] of the Buffets, Gateses or ly into the Social Security It is paid by fewer than 2 icisms to have emerged us, but again, that’s not a Bezoses and their ilk, and NEWSROOM trust fund to help cover percent of heirs who come from the Van Hollen bill good reason to give up on it deserves more attention retirement, death and dis- into a financial windfall. that deserve consider- Mike Alongi tax fairness. Admittedly, than it has received since ability claims for many And the idea of dedicating ation. 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BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Gunman kills 2 kids, 1 other in California festival attack By Kathleen Ronayne ASSOCIATED PRESS GILROY, Calif. — Au- thorities on Monday were searching for answers to why a 19-year-old opened fire on a popular food fes- tival less than a mile from his parents’ home in Cali- fornia, killing two children PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and another man, but be- Kim Lauerman’s treatment for ovarian cancer lieve many more people was put on pause by her insurance company. would have died if officers patrolling the event had not stopped the gunman so quickly. Docs say insurers Santino William Legan, 19, cut through a fence PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and appeared to random- FBI agents pass a ticket booth at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in Calif. interfere with care ly target people with an “assault-type rifle” Sun- cers fired back and killed The festival in the ag- diving for cover under ta- day afternoon, the end Legan, who legally pur- ricultural city of 50,000 bles and a concert stage. more frequently of the three-day Gilroy chased the weapon in Ne- about 80 miles southeast Some witnesses reported Garlic Festival that at- vada this month. of San Francisco had secu- a second suspect, Smithee By Tom Murphy patients who may wind up tracts about 100,000 peo- “I can’t tell you how proud rity that required people said, but it was unclear ASSOCIATED PRESS with breaks in treatment. ple to the city known as I am of the officers who to pass through metal de- whether that person was Those interruptions can the “Garlic Capital of the After Kim Lauerman was were able to engage this tectors and have their bags armed or just helped in stir anxiety and, in some World,” Gilroy Police Chief diagnosed with ovarian guy as quickly as they did,” searched. some way. A manhunt cases, influence the suc- Scot Smithee said. cancer, doctors wanted to the police chief said. “We The shooter sneaked in stretched into Monday. cess of their care. Police responded in less give her a drug that helps had thousands of people through a fence that bor- Six-year-old Stephen Lauerman worries her than a minute, and Le- prevent infections and fe- there. It could have gone ders a parking lot next to Romero, a 13-year-old girl advanced cancer may re- gan turned his “AK-47- ver during chemotherapy. so much worse so fast. ... a creek, Smithee said, and and a man in his 20s were turn because her treat- type” gun on the officers, Her insurer said no. There absolutely would the gunfire sent panicked killed, authorities and ment was cut short. Smithee said. Three offi- have been more bloodshed.” people running away and family said. Anthem Blue Cross Doctors wanted her to told Lauerman the drug get chemotherapy and the wasn’t necessary. She drug Neupogen to boost eventually got it after an infection-fighting white Harris health plan stops short infection landed her in blood cells. But they had the hospital, but that led to end the second round of to another problem: She chemo early after she de- ended up missing several veloped an infection. of overhaul Sanders envisions chemo sessions. The 57-year-old Al- “The insurance has been By Juana Summers aspects of the Democratic pharetta, Ga., resident ASSOCIATED PRESS Party’s health care battle, great until I got to a point also had surgery and that I really needed some- including the role of pri- now gets regular scans WASHINGTON — Ka- vate insurers. thing for survival,” Lauer- and blood work to check mala Harris insists she man said. A top adviser to Joe whether her cancer has still backs “Medicare for Biden, with whom Harris Doctors say they worry returned. All,” but the health care memorably clashed during about the growing influ- No independent re- proposal she released on the first debate, blasted ence insurers have over search tracks how fre- Monday stops short of the California senator’s patient care. Some are quently insurance issues the full-scale health care plan as a failed attempt to finding that they need delay or curtail care na- system overhaul that her please all sides in the de- more approvals from insur- tionally, but doctors say more liberal 2020 Demo- ance companies for routine they’ve seen a marked in- cratic presidential rivals bate and warned that her things like medical scans or crease in difficulties over are advocating. decision to push a 10-year some prescriptions, which the last few years. In a split with Bernie transition obscures the can postpone care for a few Dr. Ray Page says more Sanders, Medicare for All’s full cost of her approach. days or even weeks. than 90 percent of his pa- chief architect and a fel- “This new, have-it-ev- Insurers say advances in tients need an insurer’s low White House hopeful, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ery-which-way approach medical care are prompt- approval before he does a Harris said she envisions Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Kamala pushes the extremely challenging implementa- ing them to review more positron emission tomog- a role for private insurers Harris, D-Calif., envisions a role for private tion of the Medicare for All cases before deciding on raphy, or PET, scan to try as long as they follow the insurers who follow the government’s rules. coverage. They say the to figure out where can- government’s rules. She part of this plan ten years into the future, meaning checks are not meant to cer has spread. The Fort would slow the transition with the most progressive base while acknowledg- it would not occur on the delay or stifle care, and Worth, Texas, doctor said to a so-called single-payer candidates calling for a ing that some voters are watch of even a two-term they see them as a way his patients rarely had to system to 10 years from revolutionary approach to nervous at the prospect of to talk to doctors about administration,” said wait for such approvals the four Sanders has pro- providing insurance cover- losing private coverage pro- the best approach and to five years ago. posed. And she has ruled Biden’s deputy campaign age for all Americans at a vided by their employers. guard against unneces- “That patient is putting out tax increases on mid- manager, Kate Beding- lower price. Harris’ propos- But it also could open sary treatment. their life in my hands, and dle-income Americans, field. “The result? A Ber- “It’s not the end of the they need to be able to an idea to which Sanders al, released a day before the Harris to criticism that nie Sanders-lite Medicare conversation,” said Kris- trust me,” he said. “When has expressed openness in second round of presiden- she’s trying to appease all for All and a refusal to be tine Grow, a spokeswom- you have these outside exchange for lowering the tial debates begins, essen- corners while doing little straight with the Amer- an for the insurer trade interferences telling me I price of health coverage. tially seeks to thread the to stake out a position of ican middle class, who group America’s Health can do this and I can’t do Medicare for All has be- Democratic Party’s dispa- her own. She’s already had would have a large tax Insurance Plans. that ... that very quickly come a defining issue in rate camps, nodding to the to repeatedly clarify her increase forced on them Stuck in the middle are erodes the trust.” the Democratic primary, demands of the progressive positions on fundamental with this plan.” Big question in opioid suits:

How to divide any settlement Democratic presidential By Geoff Mulvihill candidate ASSOCIATED PRESS Sen. Elizabeth The roughly 2,000 state Warren, and local governments su- D-Mass., ing the drug industry over speaks to the deadly opioid crisis media at a have yet to see any ver- campaign dicts or reach any big na- event tional settlements but are Saturday, in already tussling with each Derry, N.H. other over how to divide any money they collect. PHOTO | The reason: Some of ASSOCIATED PRESS them want to avoid what happened 20 years ago, when states agreed to a Warren pitches new trade giant settlement with the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tobacco industry and used most of the cash on proj- A sign barring smoking is posted at the state ects that had little to do Capitol in Oklahoma City. agenda in Midwest swing with smoking’s toll. “If we don’t use dollars try was shipping enough dispute the allegations. By Elana Schor tions include ending fos- in promising to leverage recovered from these opi- prescription opioids to give In the late 1990s, at- ASSOCIATED PRESS sil-fuel subsidies and not trade agreements as a oid lawsuits to end the opi- every man, woman and torneys general for all 50 appearing on the Trea- means to liberalize global oid epidemic, shame on us,” child in the U.S. nearly a states reached colossal WASHINGTON — Eliz- sury Department’s list of policy on key issues. Kentucky Attorney Gener- 20-day supply each year. settlements under which abeth Warren released a countries flagged for their “Trade can be a powerful al Andy Beshear said. In their lawsuits, the tobacco companies would trade agenda on Monday currency practices. She tool to help working fami- Overdoses from opioids, governments contend the pay them forever. A tal- that would aggressively also didn’t rule out tariffs, lies but our failed pro-cor- which include prescrip- brand-name manufactur- ly by the Campaign for use U.S. policy as a tool which President Donald porate agenda has used tion painkillers and illegal ers fraudulently down- Tobacco-Free Kids found to prod other countries to Trump has dangled over trade to harm American drugs like heroin, have sur- played the addiction risks states have received more adopt progressive stances trading partners. workers and the environ- passed automobile crash- of the powerful painkillers than $161 billion so far. on climate change and la- In some ways, Warren’s ment,” she said in a post es in recent years as the while encouraging doctors But some of the mon- bor rights. tough approach echoes on Medium, the online biggest cause of accidental to prescribe their patients ey has gone toward such The Massachusetts Dem- Trump’s rhetoric from the publishing platform. “My deaths in the U.S., account- more drugs and at high- things as roads, bridg- ocrat and presidential 2016 campaign, when he plan represents a new ap- ing for the loss of more than er doses. They also argue es or teacher pensions. candidate proposed nine vowed to muscle through proach to trade — one that 400,000 lives since 2000. that drugmakers and dis- Some of the money went preconditions U.S. trad- international pacts that uses America’s leverage to An Associated Press tributors failed to stop into states’ general fund ing partners would have better protect workers. But boost American workers analysis found that by suspiciously large ship- accounts, available for all to meet to participate in she insists her trade plan and raise the standard of 2011 and 2012, the indus- ments. The defendants sorts of uses. agreements. The condi- departs from the president living across the globe.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- day at 2:55 p.m. Officer spoke p.m. Friday. Rape up, other crimes larly arrests, reflect police records. In with several teens on private A caller reported a motor ve- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, property and reminded them hicle speeding at 60 miles per it is the sole responsibility of the con- about safety. hour on Willow Road toward Motor vehicle fire report- East Point at 6:39 p.m. Friday. cerned party to contact the relevant are down in Lynn ed on Sunday at 9:45 a.m. A caller reported a dead police department and have the de- at Loui’s Pizza at 470 South animal on Curlew Beach on partment issue a notice of correction Broadway. Call handled by the Willow Road at 9:30 a.m. Sat- CRIME er, and the Legislature numbers continue to im- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Lynnfield Fire Department. urday. From A1 are taking credit for the prove. That speaks to the ifications will not be made without Suspicious person reported A caller reported two drunk year-over-year drop in opi- work that these officers express notice of change from the at 10 Kings Road on Sunday men on DCR’s Long Beach at homicides, the most since oid overdoses and deaths. are doing under difficult arresting police department. at 8:59 p.m. Caller said some- 1:05 p.m. on Saturday. Police 1994, when there were 14 Last year, there were 54 circumstances.” one was on their property and report the men are not drunk. homicides, according to victims of fatal overdoses, Tish Mukala, co-chair- wanted it checked out. Officer A report of a disorderly per- FBI statistics. a 23 percent decline from woman of the Highlands LYNN reports all is clear. son at Tides Restaurant on Wil- The only crime to in- 2017 when the city report- Coalition, a neighborhood Caller reported a suspi- son Road at 3:50 p.m. Sunday. crease last year was rape. Arrests ed 70 deaths. group whose mission is to cious white, four-door sedan A report of a power outage Police said there were 40 In addition, 4 percent improve life in the center Sean Bell, 39, of 16 Mur- at 22 Grey Lane on Monday on Christopher Drive at 9:17 rapes in 2018, a 43 per- fewer people overdosed of the city, said while the phy Avenue, was arrested at 12:46 a.m. Caller said he p.m. Saturday; at 6 Cary St. at cent increase over the pre- last year. The total num- numbers show a down- and charged with violating an does not know the vehicle 9:17 p.m. Saturday; at 5 Cot- vious year when 28 were ber of OD cases dropped ward trend, police and res- abuse prevention order and and his dogs barked when it tage St. at 9:17 p.m. Saturday; reported. to 485 in 2018, form 504 idents can work together Class A drug possession at pulled up. Officer reports the on Winter Street at 9:17 p.m. Police Chief Michael cases in 2017. to make it safer. 10:01 p.m. on Saturday. man was visiting a home in the Saturday; on maolis Road at Mageary said the rise may In 2016 and 2018, the “There is still a lot of 9:17 p.m. Saturday; at 300 Daniel Buckley Jr., 45, of neighborhood. be due to the fact that governor signed landmark work to do to,” she said. Nahant Rd. at 9:17 p.m. Satur- more people are reporting 22 Nicholson St., was arrested legislation to address the “There are not enough day. National Grid was notified. the crime. and charged with Class A drug Medical Aid deadly opioid and heroin police officers and that “We seem to have a lot possession at 7:36 p.m. on epidemic. Advocates say it makes community polic- Ambulance requested on more reports of rape now, Saturday. Green Street on Saturday at PEABODY was the first law in the na- ing more difficult because Juan Lopez Niz, 23, of 191 in the past people did not 12:29 p.m. Patient taken to come forward,” he said. tion to limit an opioid pre- fewer police are visible on Washington St., was arrested Union Hospital. Arrest scription to a seven-day the streets.” and charged with operating But the rest of the cat- Well-being check requested Nancy Deatmar Dossantos egories saw decreases. supply for a first time pre- Funding cuts have elim- under the influence, leaving from Middleton Police Depart- scription, increased bulk inated the Community Po- the scene of property damage of 132 Park St., North Reading Among the biggest drops ment about an unattended was arrested following a motor came in car thefts that discount purchasing of licing Program, she said. and reckless operation of a child left in the Market Basket Narcan, used by first re- That program puts offi- motor vehicle at 8:16 p.m. on vehicle crash at 261 Lowell St. were off by 28 percent as parking lot on Saturday at 6:36 on Friday at 1:10 p.m. 200 vehicles were stolen sponders to treat overdose cers on the street making Saturday. p.m. Police said plates belong victims, and making more them visible to residents. Donald Murphy, 57, was last year, down from 278 to a Lynnfield resident. Officer Summons in 2017. money available for treat- Mageary acknowledged arrested and charged with an went to the address but the car ment. budget cuts have elimi- open container violation at Overall, robberies fell by had not returned and the resi- Timothy Griffen, 57, of 10 12 percent, street robber- The overall drop in crime nated the program. 3:35 p.m. on Saturday. dent was unaware of the situ- Bowditch Ave. was summoned comes as the number of “We don’t have the offi- Ledvin Niz-Lopez, 20, of ies that involved a firearm ation. He provided his ex-wife’s following a motor vehicle stop dropped by 26 percent and police officers has shrunk cers or the funding right 358 Eastern Avenue, was ar- telephone number who some- at 7-Eleven at 100 Lynn St. on to 164, down from 184 in for it right now,” he said. rested and charged with unli- armed robberies at busi- times drives that vehicle. Officer Friday at 2:18 p.m. for operat- nesses slipped by 20 per- 2015, an 11 percent dip. “If we get to 190 officers censed operation at 4:39 a.m. said report was unfounded. ing a motor vehicle with a sus- “We’re trying to get back we will be able to reinstate on Saturday. cent. pended license. Officer reports Thefts fell 16 percent to to 190 officers and we’re that important program.” MARBLEHEAD the vehicle was released to a 973 incidents last year, about 30 officers short,” Thomas Grillo can be Accidents licensed operator. down from 1,153 in 2017. said Mageary. “But for the reached at tgrillo@item- A report of a hit and run mo- Accidents Brianna Sanchez, 26, of 5 Police, Gov. Charlie Bak- last few years our crime live.com. tor vehicle crash at 312 Union Harrison Ave., Salem was sum- St. at 12:10 a.m. on Saturday; A report of a motor vehicle moned following a motor vehi- a report of a motor vehicle accident at Atlantic Avenue cle stop at Spinelli’s Function Five injured in machete crash with injury at Chestnut and Rockaway Avenue at 2:56 Facility at 10 Newbury St. on Street and Western Avenue at p.m. Sunday. Friday at 2:39 p.m. for operat- 2:51 p.m. on Saturday; a re- ing a motor vehicle with a sus- port of a motor vehicle crash Complaints pended license and speeding attack, one under arrest with injury at Chestnut and Jef- A caller reported a rental Accidents SHARON (AP) — Police Deputy Chief Don Brew- old Allison Maitland, of ferson streets at 3:15 p.m. on motor vehicle in a private lot say five people were in- er tells The Patriot-Led- Hanson. She faces ar- Saturday; a report of a hit and with beer cans, liquor bottles, A motor vehicle crash was jured when they were at- ger two male victims with raignment Monday on run accident at Boston Street and glasses all around it at reported at TD Banknorth at tacked by a woman armed serious injuries remain charges including assault and Winnepurkit Avenue at 9:17 a.m. Sunday. 31 Cross St. on Thursday at with a foot-long serrated hospitalized. Three oth- and battery with a dan- 11:12 a.m. on Sunday. A caller reported he saw 5:49 p.m. Officer assisted with machete in a Massachu- ers were treated and re- gerous weapon causing A report of a motor vehicle what he thought was a five- paperwork. setts hotel parking lot. leased. He says some of serious bodily injury. crash at 62 Lowell St. at 10:15 foot shark off of Devereux Two-car crash reported at Sharon police say what the victims appeared to It wasn’t clear if she has a.m. on Saturday; at Centre Beach outside the swimming Peabody Shell at 85 Lynnfield started as a heated argu- be from New York visiting an attorney. Street and Market Square at buoys at 10:13 a.m. Sunday. St. on Friday at 7:04 p.m. Op- ment outside the hotel at Massachusetts for a wed- Police called it an isolat- 3:52 p.m. on Saturday; at A Village Street resident re- erator called back to say they about 1:30 a.m. Sunday ding. ed incident and there is no Market Basket at 3:18 p.m. on ported his neighbor parked in have exchanged paperwork turned violent. Police arrested 34-year- threat to public safety. Saturday; at New Ocean and a bad place that makes it diffi- and have left the gas station. Ocean streets at 7:28 p.m. on cult to navigate out of his drive- Saturday. way at 11:06 p.m. Sunday. Animal Control Lawsuits stemming from gas Police suggested the resident A dog was reported found on Assaults have the neighbor attempt to Lynn Street on Thursday at 5:13 back out of the driveway to see explosions settled for $143M A report of an assault on p.m. Pet does not have a micro- how difficult it is. Central Avenue at 1:20 a.m. chip. Officer will document and A caller reported a port-a- LAWRENCE (AP)— A rary shelter, and thou- settlement reached in on Saturday; a fight reported man agreed to hold onto the series of class action law- sands of homes and at Euphoria Nightclub, 130 potty has been knocked over dog for the time being. May with the three com- suits stemming from the businesses went without Union St., at 1:53 p.m. on on Village Street at 12:30 p.m. Caller from Cheesecake Fac- munities to address infra- natural gas explosions in Sunday. on Sunday. tory at the Northshore Mall natural gas service for structure damage. Massachusetts have been A caller reported kids fre- reported a dog is locked in a weeks and even months It is also separate from Theft quently drinking and walking motor vehicle on Thursday at settled for $143 million, during the winter. settlements with two fam- down Hillside Avenue with beer 10:52 p.m. Reporting party the utility blamed for the “Families suffered for ilies. A report of larceny at 112 in their hands and being loud called back to say vehicle has disaster and lawyers for months in the gripping In July, Columbia set- Broad St. at 5:31 p.m. on Sat- until about 2 a.m. left the mall parking lot. the plaintiffs announced cold. Businesses shut- tled with the family of Le- urday; a larceny reported at A caller reported four teens Report of a dog left alone Monday. tered, and lives were up- onel Rondon, 18, who died 22 Warren St. at 8:19 p.m. on on bicycles with backpacks in inside a motor vehicle for 20 The settlement is sub- ended,” Elizabeth Gra- when a chimney collapsed Saturday. front of her house on Riverside minutes at Dunkin’ Donuts at ject to the approval of a ham, co-lead attorney for on his vehicle in the drive- Drive at 6:50 p.m. Sunday. The 527 Lowell St. with the windows judge, according to Colum- the plaintiffs, said in a way of a friend’s home. Fire caller further reported that a open. Officer checked the area bia Gas of Massachusetts, statement. “To this day, In April, the utility set- kid was possibly in her garage. and the vehicle had left. and its parent, NiSource the people most impact- tled with the Figueroa A fire alarm received from 36 Inc. ed by the explosions are A caller on Farrell Court re- family, of Lawrence. Sev- Elizabeth St. at 10:18 a.m. on ported her neighbor’s cat has “Today marks another not fully back on their Complaints eral members of the fam- Saturday; at 870 Western Ave. been out all day and she is important step forward, as feet, but we believe this ily were injured and their at 5:20 p.m. on Saturday. concerned for the owner, who we continue to fulfill our settlement is the quick- Report of a customer unwill- home was heavily dam- usually hears the cat cry and ing to pay for his food at Sonic commitment to residents est and most just method LYNNFIELD comes down to get it at 7:46 and businesses,” NiSource to ensure that residents aged. Details of the Ron- Drive-In at 55 Newbury St. on don and Figueroa settle- p.m. on Sunday. The caller said Thursday at 9:07 p.m. Officer President Joe Hamrock and businesses are made ments have not been made Arrest she knocked on the neighbor’s reports the customer left and said in a statement. whole again.” door and got no answer. an unknown person paid for The explosions and The explosions were public. Jeffrey Emil Evangelista, An Ocean Avenue resident the food. fires in the Merrimack blamed on an overpressur- “I don’t think anything 53, of 35 Lawndale Road, reported that her neighbor was Breaking and entering re- Valley communities of ization of gas transmis- can ever be fair to a com- Stoneham, was arrested fol- playing loud music and she ported from a plumbing truck Lawrence, Andover and sion lines during routine munity where so many lowing a report of a suspicious went over the house to ask to at Vasiles Plumbing & Heat- North Andover on Sept. replacement. The Nation- people lost family mem- man at MarketStreet on Friday have the music turned down ing at 2 First Ave. on Friday at 13 killed one person, al Transportation Safety bers, lost homes, lost live- at 2:31 p.m. and charged with but the man told her to stay 7:43 a.m. and $6,000 worth injured about 25 oth- Board is continuing its in- lihoods,” Republican Gov. three counts of secret sexual off the property at 10:20 p.m. of tools were stolen. ers, and damaged or de- vestigation. Charlie Baker responded surveillance. on Sunday. The woman called stroyed more than 100 The agreement an- when asked Monday if he back to say that her neighbor SWAMPSCOTT buildings. Many people nounced Monday is sepa- believed the settlement Accidents swore at her twice in the past were forced into tempo- rate from an $80 million was a fair one. Report of a motor vehicle and has now just given her the Complaints crash with injuries on Saturday finger. at 11:28 a.m. at 767 Walnut St. A report of suspicious per- Man convicted of child rape and 6 Gianna Drive. Lynnfield NAHANT son Sunday morning at 44 Fire Department reports patient Burrill St. refused medical assistance. Accidents A report of suspicious per- gets up to 35 years in prison Minor motor vehicle crash re- son Sunday morning at 151 ported on Main Street on Satur- A report of a motor vehicle Walker Road. accident at Oceanview Country A report of hazardous condi- FALL RIVER (AP) — Daniel Viveiros, of Som- er at the time, first in day at 3:17 p.m. Officer assist- A Massachusetts man erset, was sentenced Fri- a home in New Bedford ed with paperwork exchange. Club on Willow Road at 10:28 tions Sunday morning at 525 p.m. Friday; on Winter Street at Paradise Road. convicted of sexually as- day. He was convicted by a and then in a home in Report of a minor motor ve- saulting a pre-teen female Fall River Superior Court hicle crash on Sunday at 6:07 9:03 p.m. on Saturday. A report of a drunk person Swansea. Sunday afternoon on Elm Place. relative on a daily basis jury on July 18 of multi- Following his prison p.m. at 9 Longbow Circle. Offi- for about two years has ple charges, including four cer reports no injuries. Complaints A report of a lost article at term, Viveiros will serve Sunday morning at 199 Ocean been sentenced to up to 35 counts of aggravated stat- A caller reported a small years in prison. utory rape. 10 years of probation. He Alarm Avenue/Phillips Beach. must also register as a sex light near the flagpole by the A report or vandalism Sunday The Bristol district at- Authorities say offender and get sex of- Three 911 hangup calls East Point lot that looks suspi- afternoon at 56 Humphrey St. torney’s office announced Viveiros was living with were received from Kelly Jeep cious at 12:54 a.m. Friday. A report of hazardous Sun- Monday that 30-year-old the victim and her moth- fender treatment. Chrysler Plymouth at 353 A landowner of Castle Rock day afternoon at Blaney and North Broadway on Saturday stated that youths are on his Redington streets. property jumping into the at 9:11 a.m. Officer reports A report of an uninvited ITEM CLASSIFIEDS the calls were accidental by a ocean at 5:17 p.m. Friday. guest Sunday afternoon at 59 Need to find contractor. A caller reported his trash Jesse St., second floor. was not picked up on Wharf an article? GET RESULTS! Complaints Street at 5:49 p.m. Friday. 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REVIEW Women make history at Newport Folk Festival

By Bill Brotherton ITEM FEATURES EDITOR NEWPORT, R.I. — “The Newport Folk Festival has been on the right side of history for all of its 60 COURTESY PHOTO years,” Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Brandi Playing the piano is the first thing that cap- Carlile said from the stage tured George Wein’s heart. Saturday on Day 2 of this iconic celebration of mu- sic, peace, love and com- Lynn native Wein munity. Carlile cited the 1963 civil rights freedom march returning to roots through the streets of this waterfront city, Bob Dylan “going electric” to a mixed NEWPORT, R.I. — Lynn began playing piano as a reception in 1965, and Judy native George Wein, 93, is child and fondly recalls Collins introducing Joni known the world over as performing in steamy Mitchell to Leonard Cohen producer and co-founder clubs for $2 a night when in 1967 as milestones. of the Newport Jazz and he was in high school … Carlile’s fingerprints Folk Festivals, but it is playing seven nights and were all over this year’s playing the piano that Sunday afternoons with three-day fest. With the first stole his heart. Pee Wee Russell, Max Ka- blessing of Essex resident Wein, who spent the first minsky and Edmond Hall Jay Sweet, who’s suc- eight years of his life in a while in college … and ceeded 93-year-old Lynn home off South Common maintaining his sanity in native George Wein as PHOTO |ALYSSE GAFKJEN Street in Lynn and took the Army by playing dance executive director of this Country supergroup The Highwomen, from left, Natalie Hemby, Maren piano lessons from Lynn’s music for the officers. Wein and the Newport Jazz Morris, Brandi Carlile and Amanda Shires, made their debut perfor- Margaret Chaloff, will went on to own and oper- Festival, she curated Sat- mance at the Newport Folk Festival. perform Thursday night ate Storyville, the famed urday’s day-ending set, at One More Once, a free Boston jazz club, where he Bridgefest concert in cel- hired and often performed the first all-female col- and earning an extended Audience members young out of “Chicago” and “We ebration of his life as a with renowned musicians laboration in its history. standing ovation. Yola, and old adored her, even Can Change the World” musician and his love for and where Louis and Every song played was as did Isbell, Benmont diehard folkies seemed to became a cathartic sing- Newport. It begins at 6:30 Elaine Lorillard came to written by a woman. It Tench of the late Tom Pet- enjoy her dance mix ver- along for the audience and p.m. on the Quad Stage at enjoy the music and lat- featured established stars ty’s Heartbreakers, and sion of John Prine’s “Angel those on stage. It was a Fort Adams State Park. er tapped Wein to create Sheryl Crow, Indigo Girls’ others, joined many other From Montgomery.” hippie-era love-in. At 5:30 p.m., Newport a summer jazz event that Amy Ray, 4 Non Blondes’ performers’ sets, a New- Of course, there were sen- The weekend concluded Linda Perry, Lake Street Festivals Foundation will became the Newport Jazz port tradition. sational sets by men, too. Sunday with “If I Had a Dive’s Rachael Price and host a pre-concert recep- Festival in 1954. Crow’s hits-laden Fri- Gregory Alan Isakov, whose Song,” a 100th-birthday Bridget Kearney, and Col- tion to raise funds for the As Wein moved into pro- day show was a highlight. band includes violin, cello tribute to the late Pete lins. It also introduced Newport Festivals Muse- ducing jazz festivals, he A duet with Carlile on and string bass, proved to be Seeger who co-founded lesser-known talented um. continued playing piano. George Harrison’s “Be- an engaging performer and Newport Folk with Wein performers like next-big- Wein has invited New- His band, the Newport ware of Darkness” was a a remarkably gifted song- thing Maggie Rogers, Yola, 60 years ago. Nearly every port Jazz Festival Artistic All-Stars, featured many standout, as was a cover writer (“The horseflies were Jade Bird, Lucy Dacus, performer joined in -- in- Director Christian Mc- of the greatest musicians of Dylan’s “Everything’s biting but the fish never do/ Courtney Marie Andrews cluding Kermit the Frog Bride to join him, along in the history of jazz. “It Broken,” punctuated by And your heart’s a thousand and others. on “The Rainbow Con- with the Newport Jazz was an honor and a priv- Isbell’s superb, biting gui- colors but they’re all shades Oh, yeah. And Dolly nection” -- delivering one Assembly Band, which ilege to play with Buddy tar and Crow’s harmonica of blue”: my fave lyric). Parton! Miraculously, her classic song after another. NFF has presented in 65 Rich and Gerry Mulligan, Alt-rocker Kevin Morby, appearance was kept se- breaks. “Soak Up the Sun” “We Shall Overcome” and concerts at public schools as well as jazz greats Doc with a sax player and Sam cret and the crowd went was an appropriate tune “Goodnight Irene” sent all throughout Rhode Island. Cheatham, Oliver Jack- bananas when she walked for the glorious, hot week- Cohen of Boston’s Apollo home on a happy, optimis- “As I approach my 94th son, Slam Stewart, War- on stage. Dolly and Carl- end. In “Strong Enough,” Sunshine in his band, was tic note given the state of birthday, with hearing ren Vaché, Scott Hamil- ile sang Parton’s “I Will Crow, Maggie Rogers and ferocious; the tuneful “City the world today. and mobility making it ton, Randy Brecker, Lew Always Love You,” a Whit- Yola brought goosebumps Music” brought to mind There is so much music difficult for me to perform Tabackin and young stars ney Houston hit from asking “Are you man Lou Reed’s more melodi- at Newport, attendees are on the stage as a jazz mu- including Esperanza Spal- “The Bodyguard” movie. enough to be my man?” ous tunes and the band going to miss something sician, I’m going to give ding and Anat Cohen,” For “Jolene,” the two were Oh, yeah. I almost forgot. got a serious groove going great. it One More Once,” said said Wein. joined by Carlile’s partners She brought out surprise in “Harlem River.” Park- There’s no way around Wein. “I borrowed the title Wein most recently per- in the new The Highwomen guest James Taylor to sing er Milsap, with his grit- it. With three main stages, for the concert from my formed at the Newport supergroup: Maren Mor- harmony on “Everyday is ty Memphis-style songs, shows inside the muse- late friend Count Basie, Jazz Festival in 2010 and ris, Amanda Shires and a Winding Road,” his sole was terrific. Devin Gilfil- um and at a family tent, who used to say this 2012. Natalie Hemby. For the appearance of the week- lian’s early Saturday set there’s a lot going on. This phrase whenever a fan Although the event is set-closing “9 to 5,” the au- end. Taylor shared a story of sweet, funky southern year, impromptu perfor- would request an encore free, Newport Festivals dience and some two dozen that he was on stage 50 soul was superb. Phil Lesh mances by headliners performance of ‘April in Foundation asks that mu- women on stage roared the years ago, when festival thrilled both Deadheads given atop picnic tables, Paris.’ I haven’t played in sic fans RSVP at ONE empowerment ballad. founder Wein interrupted and casual fans with stel- inside vendors’ tents and public for a few years, but MORE ONCE RSVP. Con- The day before, The his set to announce that lar versions of “Friend of throughout the state park the urge is always with cert-goers are invited to Highwomen gave their man had just walked on the Devil” and “Samson also competed for attend- me. bring a picnic basket or first-ever performancethe moon. and Delilah,” with its Bo ees’ attention. Producer of thousands enjoy refreshments from before a huge raptur- Country star Kacey Diddley beat. Newport Folk Festival of memorable events in area Food Trucks. ous crowd at the smaller Musgraves, whose “Gold- A rotating cast of both 2019 might just have been Newport and around the There are a limited Quad stage inside Fort en Hour” won the 2019 sexes contributed to the the best I’ve enjoyed here world, Wein hints that number of $75 tickets Adams, delivering what Grammy for best album, winning “Songs For Be- in a dozen-plus visits. It’s “there may be a few sur- (tax deductible) sold for Carlile called “the first and her all-male band ginners” set that featured easy to see why this fest prises” in store for attend- a pre-concert reception every song in order from country gay love song,” a wowed during a polished, sells out months before a ees. at the Newport Festivals Graham Nash’s beloved cover of Fleetwood Mac’s hour-long set of Nashville single act is announced. “I remember being very Museum at Fort Adams 1971 album. “The Chain” and tunes pop. Roller disco elements “In Jay (Sweet) We Trust” pleasantly surprised in State Park where Essex, of Bee Gees and Barry Parts of it were a glori- from their debut album, has become the fans’ rally- the ‘60s when the great Mass., resident Jay Sweet, White even sneaked their ously ramshackle mess, which comes out Sept. 6. ing cry, and he has yet to drummer Buddy Rich Newport Festivals execu- way into a song or two. all of it was fun. Colin Crow, Yola and guitarist disappoint in his 11 years and the top baritone sax- tive producer, will give a Maggie Rogers has come Meloy of the Decemberists Jason Isbell (Mr. Amanda as producer. ophonist, Gerry Mulligan, brief talk on plans for the a long way since her hes- and Anais Mitchell, whose Shires!) joined in the fun. Can’t wait for Newport asked if they could sit in museum. itant 2018 Boston Call- “Hadestown” musical won Yola, the queen of coun- 2020! More history is with me,” said Wein. “The For more information on try soul, was the first per- ing performance. She’s a eight 2019 Tony Awards, this and all Foundation bound to happen. concert was recorded and former on Day 1. She’s a bona fide pop star now, a collaborated on a lovely turned out to be one of the events, go to www.new- revelation, with her big tsunami of energy, racing “Simple Man.” The Tallest Bill Brotherton can be most notable events in my portfestivals.org; www. voice and strong songs around the stage, singing Man on Earth (Kristian reached at bbrotheron@ career.” newportjazz.org; www. commanding attention and dancing up a storm. Matsson) sang the heck itemlive.com. The music impresario newportfolk.org. Teen wins $3m in ‘Fortnite’ tournament NEW YORK (AP) — All those George W. hours playing video games have paid off for a 16-year-old. documentary Kyle Giersdorf, of Pottsgrove, Pa., won $3 million as the first Fortnite World Cup solo champion. coming to PBS The competition took place Sunday at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — A doc- That payout is more than Tiger umentary about the life and political ca- reer of former President George W. Bush Woods made for winning the 2019 is coming to PBS stations next year. Masters Tournament. The two-part documentary, titled “W,” Giersdorf, who goes by “Bugha” in will include interviews with historians, the gamer world, says “words can’t journalists and inner-circle members. explain it.” Among them: Bush’s chiefs of staff, press Some 40 million players competed secretary Ari Fleischer and speechwriter for a chance to play in the finals. David Frum. The tournament offered $30 mil- The program will air in spring 2020 as lion in cash prizes. part of PBS’ “American Experience” se- In second place, 24-year-old Har- ries, PBS said Monday. rison Chang, of the United States, “American Experience” senior producer won $1.8 million. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Susan Bellows said the documentary will look at the “evolution” of Bush’s character The duo competition was won by The Public Broadcasting Sys- 17-year-old David Wang, of Austria, and how it shaped his presidency. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tem says it will offer a two- The series has aired biographies of oth- and 16-year-old Emil Pedersen, of part documentary, titled “W,” er U.S. presidents, including Dwight D. Kyle Giersdorf reacts after he won the Norway. They’ll split the $3 million next spring. Eisenhower and Bill Clinton. Fortnite World Cup solo finals. prize. A8 TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

My Brother’s Table hosts Fun in the sun at the Revere Beach fundraising Summer Party International Sand Sculpting Festival

LYNN — My Brother’s more. bors since 1982. Hunger Table is hosting its annual Tickets to the Summer and poverty continue to Summer Party on August Party are $65 per per- persist in Lynn and across 8th at Spinelli’s of Lynn- son and are available for the country, especially in field. purchase online at www. expensive housing mar- The fundraiser will be mybrotherstable.org or kets like the North Shore. catered by some of the by calling 781-595-3224. Many guests of the Table best restaurants on the Limited tickets will be struggle to afford rent and North Shore including available at the door. food and one-third of the The Blue Ox, Mission on The Summer Party is guests rely on the organi- the Bay, Tides Restau- My Brother’s Table’s larg- zation as their only source rant & Pub, John’s Roast est annual fundraiser. of daily nourishment. It Beef & Seafood, Old Tyme The organization does not serves hot meals 365 days Italian Cuisine, Periwin- receive any government a year with genuine hos- kles Food Shoppe, Maria’s support and needs to raise pitality and love for all. In Gourmet, Fantasy Island, its entire budget through addition to serving meals Eat Well Kitchen and Edi- fundraising. The Sum- onsite, My Brother’s Ta- ble Arrangements. mer Party is crucial to ble also delivers meals to Spinelli’s provides a those efforts. This year the home-bound individuals, beautiful lakeside set- event will be sponsored by provides food packages to ting for this special event. Eastern Bank, Salem Five young families and fam- The evening also includes Bank, Santander Bank, ilies with disabled chil- musical entertainment, a and Eaton Vance Manage- dren, provides meals to at- wine cellar raffle as well ment. risk seniors, to homeless as a silent auction includ- My Brother’s Table is the people in the local recu- ing Red Sox and theater largest soup kitchen on perative care center, and tickets, private wine tast- the North Shore and has hosts a free weekly medi- ings, gift certificates, and been nourishing its neigh- cal clinic. Comic Steve Sweeney bringing his show to Marblehead MARBLEHEAD — Bos- ton actor and comedian ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Steve Sweeney brings Mac David of Belgium sprays down the surface of his sculpture as his one-man show, “Steve he works during the Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Sweeney: Townie,” to Mar- Festival on Friday. blehead for three shows Aug. 9-10, for the benefit of Marblehead Little The- atre. Presented by Scamps Comedy and Silly Theatre Productions, the shows will be held at Marblehead Little Theatre, 12 School St., Aug. 9 at 8 p.m., and Aug. 10 at 7 and 9 p.m. Tickets are $30 in ad- Steve Sweeney vance ($35 at the door). Complimentary beer and its influences with him Theater District, and oth- wine is included. Tickets through a career that’s er landmarks. are available at the Ar- included nearly 25 films, Sweeney has been a fea- nould Gallery on Wash- national television ap- tured performer on David ington Street, and online pearances, radio hosting, Letterman, Evening at at MLTLive.org or Scamp- and thousands of nights the Improv, Comics Come sComedy.com. headlining Boston’s best Home and Comedy Cen- Sweeney’s keen dialect comedy clubs. In his fun- tral. His trademark polit- and character skills have ny, sometimes poignant ical satire has earned him made him a key figure in one-man show, he regales top host spots on Boston Boston’s cultural land- his audiences with stories radio stations. scape. Sweeney was raised from his lifelong journey, For more information, in hardscrabble Charles- with a backdrop of neigh- go to MLTlive.org or to town, and has carried borhoods, the old Boston scampscomedy.com.

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ITEM FILE PHOTO 80th Tedesco Four-Ball starts this week Lynn’s Aidan Dow went 4-for-4 in a win over Franklin Monday night in the state tourna- By Mike Alongi tition is four-ball, best ball ment. ITEM STAFF match play, with 64 teams of two going head-to-head MARBLEHEAD — The in single elimination golf season is at its peak games. The tournament is Lynn Junior Legion as July comes to an end six total rounds — one and there’s no better time round each on Thursday for Tedesco Country Club and Friday, a morning to host its annual  agship round on Saturday before drops 13 runs in win tournament. Beginning a cutoff, then an afternoon By Harold Rivera went 4-for-4 to lead the of- Thursday, the 80th round Saturday and two ITEM SPORTS EDITOR fense. Nico Galeazzi, Ter- Tedesco Country Club rounds on Sunday. At the rence Moynihan, Shawn Four-Ball Invitational will The Lynn Junior Legion end of it all, one team will Anderson and Jared De- pit 64 teams of golfers Post 291 baseball team come away with the title. Fillipo also had multi-hit against each other — and continues to outduel its “We’re very proud of the games at the plate. the course — in a four-day, opponents in the state tournament format, we “The offense broke out,” six-round event. think it is a really true tournament. Lynn defeat- “It’s our  agship tourna- ed Franklin 13-10 Mon- Luciano said. “They were test of golf,” said Green. all hitting the ball hard ment, really the thing we “To be able to win six day night at Wilbraham’s the games before but it all look forward to the match-play rounds of golf Farrell Field to remain was all right at people. We most every year I’d say,” in a four-day period is undefeated (3-0) in the said Bob Green, the head very impressive, and the double-elimination tour- found the gaps in this one. golf professional at Tedes- winning team will have nament. As good as we were hitting co. “It’s just a great week, truly earned it. The com- ITEM FILE PHOTO With the victory, the early, Franklin hit it just with a lot of great fun and Lynners advanced to as well late. Both teams petition every year is The team of Ryan Hawley (standing) and a great test of golf for ev- outstanding.” Wednesday’s champion- tore the cover off the ball.” eryone.” Tom Burke look over a putt during the 2017 ship game. On the mound, Luke The format of the compe- TEDESCO, B2 Tedesco Four-Ball Invitational. “They came ready to Mannion started and de- play right out of the gate,” livered two shutout in- Lynn manager Tony Lu- nings. Anderson, Bredan ciano said. “They attacked McManus and Lucas Fritz Navigators fall short against Worcester the baseball. We batted followed in relief. DeFilli- through the order the rst po picked up the save. By Joshua Kummins The Navs recorded 10 but center elder John fense scored two more runs two innings. But then it “Going into the last two FOR THE ITEM hits, with left elder Sean Thrasher (Hartford) and as Rice hit his second of was like we took our foot days of the tournament, Lawlor (Flagler) going designated hitter Ben Rice three homers after third off the gas. I liked some I think we’re strong with WORCESTER — The 3-for-5 with a solo home (Dartmouth) hit a pair of baseman Chris Rinaldi stuff but I didn’t like the Worcester Bravehearts our pitching,” Luciano run and two RBI to lead the homers in a three-batter (Holy Cross) drew a leadoff other parts.” said. “I think Dow’s the scored in seven of their way. First baseman Domi- span to answer for the walk. Lynn ran out to a big eight innings at the plate only arm that’s unavail- nic Freeberger (UNC Ashe- hosts. North Shore took a 6-5 lead in the early innings able. We’ve lost Moynihan and totaled 13 hits to edge but Franklin, showing no ville) and second baseman The teams traded single lead with four runs on ve and Luke Mannion until past the North Shore Navi- Keagan Calero (UMass runs in the second, with quit, made it a back-and- hits in the fourth. After Wednesday at the earli- gators for a 10-6 win in the Lowell) each had two hits, Freeberger drawing a lead- forth game. Freeberger hit a leadoff sin- est.” nal regular-season meet- while designated hitter Lo- off walk and scoring the “I liked that we jumped gle, Bravo started the in- Although Lynn has al- ing between the two Fu- gan Bravo (Harvard) tying run on Calero’s dou- out big,” Luciano said. ning’s offense with a one- ready punched its ticket tures Collegiate Baseball matched Lawlor’s sev- ble for the Navs. Worcester out, two-run homer to left. “We jumped out to an 8-0 League teams Monday en-homer total for the sum- took the lead back on sec- lead in the second inning. in Wednesday’s tourna- Catcher Louis Olivieri ment nal, Lynn will play night at Hanover Insur- mer. ond baseman Mariano Ric- (Central Alabama CC) beat We needed three outs in ance Park. Tuesday night (8) against Three combined home ciardi’s (Dayton) two-out out an in eld single in the the fth inning, up 11-1, North Shore fell to 28-22 Braintree at Farrell Field. runs allowed the Brave- single in the bottom of the next at-bat before he was for the mercy rule. They as its brief two-game win- “We’re guaranteed a spot hearts to take a 2-1 lead second, scoring catcher Ri- tagged out at the plate try- scored seven runs the next ning streak came to an end. in the nal,” Luciano said. after the rst inning. North ley Livingston (Holy Cross). ing to score on shortstop inning but we came back Following the loss, the Navs “Hopefully we can keep Shore struck rst as Law- After Bravehearts reliev- John Rodriguez’s (San Ja- with two big runs in the now sit a half-game behind top of the seventh.” playing the way we’ve lor left the yard with a no- er Christopher Macca cinto) triple. rst-place Brockton in the doubt shot past the score- (Seminole State) pitched a Lynn’s bats came to play been playing, with good FCBL standings. board in right-center eld, third-inning zero, his of- NAVS, B2 in this one. Aidan Dow offense and good defense.” B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 Navs fall out of first place following loss

NAVS From B1 Third baseman Andrew Olszak (Southern Maine) drove a fly ball to deep left field that Worcester’s Joseph Pesce (NYIT) dropped for an error. Lawlor’s RBI single to left gave North Shore a one-run lead before the in- ning ended. In the fourth, the hosts tied the game at 6-6 as first baseman Mack Cheli (Chapman) drew a bases-loaded walk. Navs starter James Flood (Siena) allowed two hits in the frame, but a fly ball to Ben Malgeri (Holy Cross) in center field limited the damage to just one run. North Shore was held scoreless over the final five in- nings, despite loading the bases in the seventh. Free- berger hit a two-out single after Olszak and Malgeri drew walks, but Jakob Barker (Seminole State) worked around the baserunners to strike out the side and finish his two-inning relief effort with six strikeouts. Calero led the previous frame with a bunt single be- fore three straight outs stranded him on base. Among five Worcester relievers, Troy Klemm (Palm Beach At- lantic) was credited with his third win of the summer following the scoreless inning with one strikeout. On the flip side, the Bravehearts scored during their final three innings. Navs debutant Griffin Green (Vir- ginia Tech) struck out two in the sixth, but Rice hit a two-out single to continue his five-RBI night. Ricciardi knocked a double to right after the following frame be- gan with a walk and a hit batter. Rice punctuated his four-hit night with another solo shot in the eighth. Despite allowing Worcester’s final PHOTO | PAULA MULLER run, Matt Poff (Saint Joseph’s of Maine) struck out two Kelly Bransfield (left) and her mother Colleen (right) look over Kelly’s equipment as they wait for over the final 1 1/3 innings out of the Navigators bull- the Gannon Youth Golf Clinic to begin on Monday morning. pen. The Navs continue their four-game road trip with Tuesday and Wednesday contests against at Westfield. First pitch at Bullens Field is set for 6:30 p.m. both Gannon wraps up annual youth clinic nights. GANNON You’ll see them on the for us like that.” rain at the start of the From B1 course and by week three In addition to the youth season which was tough. or week four, these kids programs, Sibley feels it’s You can’t fight mother na- Tedesco set to host its Sibley said this year’s have the ability to get been a great summer sea- ture, as they say.” running drew 100 partici- around,” Sibley said. “It’s son at Gannon. The Next up on Gannon’s flagship tournament pants in its best weeks. more fun for them. It’s weather has cooperated docket is the Ladies Mem- Numbers were down a bit great to have fun. If you with Gannon’s schedule, ber-Guest Tournament on with Monday’s steamy teach them and they en- for the most part, and August 10. The Silver TEDESCO weather but that didn’t joy it, it’s going to be that’s where it starts. Classic’s scheduled for From B1 take away from a success- something they’ll want to “The weather’s every- ful month. Those who do, having fun with their thing to us,” Sibley said. the following weekend Last year, a team of Marblehead natives in TJ Whalen took part improved their friends. “We’ve been fortunate (August 17). The Gold and Mike O’Neill came away with the trophy after a game and picked up confi- “With both the junior enough to have some fair- Classic’s scheduled for stellar four days of golf. dence along the way. And program and the junior ly mild weather at times. September 21-22. Gannon “They’re longtime friends, and they just played some of course, having fun was PGA program we host, We kind of go how the will host the men’s and lights-out golf last year,” said Green, who followed the also a priority. there’s a lot of fun over weather goes. When it’s women’s Fall Four-Ball last match. “In order to win a golf tournament you have “It’s great. You’ll start the summer,” Sibley said. nice out we’re fairly busy. tournaments on October to play better than your average, and they certainly did with the kids week one. “It’s been a great summer We certainly had a lot of 12. that. TJ was playing out of his mind, but even when he slipped up he had Mike there to pick up the slack. They were a great team.” As for this year, Green says the course is in prime Swampscott takes down Saugus in NSBL action condition and is ready to put up a stern test for all the golfers in the field this week. NSBL of strikeouts to get out of A pair of walks and a walk put a pair of runners “The course is just in outstanding shape, as it always From B1 the jam. single from Gaudet gave on for the Wings in the is,” said Green. “Our superintendent Peter Hasak does An error on a ground Saugus another bases sixth but Bleau fanned his At the plate, Kyle O’Con- ball from DiBlasi and a loaded opportunity in the a phenomenal job with the upkeep of the course, and it last two batters to seal the nor (1-for-2, HBP, walk) single from Dawson fourth. Bramanti laced a will be a truly challenging test for all of the players.” win. had a clutch two-run dou- Gaudet put runners on for fly ball to left but May- As for the field of golfers, it’s actually quite varied for Swampscott, now 14-8 ble to start a five-run third the Wings again in the nard was there to make on the season, has two a traditional members tournament. It is officially inning. Alberto Torres second. Mabee laced a sin- the play and threw a run- dubbed an “invitational four-ball,” which means that scheduled games remain- (walk, sacrifice fly) and gle to plate DiBlasi and ner out at the plate to get ing in the regular season. Tedesco members are free to invite outside guests to Wilber Rosario (1-for-2, give Saugus a 1-0 lead. Swampscott out of the join teams. In fact, there are also occasions where The Sox are focused on walk) each had one RBI. It didn’t take Swamp- jam. maintaining their momen- teams of outside guests are invited to compete without Brian Maynard scored a scott long to answer. Este- Maynard kept the mo- tum as they gear up for the accompaniment of a member. pair of runs. ban Paula and Joe Kasper mentum going after reach- the postseason, which be- After the Four-Ball wraps up at the end of this week- Saugus struggled to get walked to start the third ing on an error in the fifth, gins this weekend. end, there will still be plenty of dates worth writing the big hits it needed de- and O’Connor laced a dou- moving to third on anoth- down on the Tedesco calendar. The men’s and ladies’ spite taking an early 1-0 ble to left-center, putting er error and scoring on a “We have a game Tues- club championships (both scheduled for August) have lead. Mike Mabee (RBI) the Sox ahead 2-1. Things passed ball to give the Sox day night at Swampscott still yet to be played, and the club’s final big mem- and Steve DiBlasi (run) started to snowball from a 6-1 lead. (vs. North Shore Storm, ber-guest tournament — The Les Dunn Memorial led the offense. there. Another walk and a From there it was a mat- 6),” Caponigro said. “Sup- Tournament — is slated for early October. Both teams loaded the hit batter loaded the bases ter of closing things out posedly we may not have “We’ve still got a bunch of great tournaments on tap bases in the first but nei- for Torres who plated with Bleau on the mound. to play Wednesday (vs. for the rest of the golf season, so it’s an exciting time at ther capitalized. A double O’Connor on a sacrifice fly. Bleau allowed a pair of Manchester Marlins, 6). It the club,” said Green. from Joey Bramanti sand- A passed ball plated May- hits in the fifth but his could not mean anything wiched between a pair of nard later in the inning defense spun a 4-6-3 dou- with seeding and then it’s walks got the Wings start- and Rosario tacked on an- ble play to get him out of playoffs Friday. Hopefully ed but Marshall settled other RBI hit to stretch the jam. we get some momentum Parks & Rec hoops down and recorded a pair Swampscott’s lead to 5-1. Another single and a going into the playoffs.” opens playoff week David Ortiz says he’s glad to be home The Lynn Parks and Recreation Summer Basketball League started its playoffs Monday night at the Breed BOSTON (AP) — In ever had,” he said. Middle School outdoor courts. his first public comments A 10-time All-Star and Six games were played across the league’s three di- since a botched assassi- three-time World Series visions, starting with two contests in the elementary nation attempt in his na- champion, Ortiz helped school division. Community Development, behind 40 tive Dominican Republic, the Red Sox end their points from Camron Thorton, stormed past Lynn Hous- former Red Sox slugger 86-year championship ing for a 69-32 win. Keith Chandler led Lynn Housing David Ortiz said Monday drought in 2004 and bat- with nine points. that he is glad to be home ted .688 against the St. The second elementary game saw John Jay Walsh ex- from the hospital and told Louis Cardinals in ‘13 to tend its postseason with a 30-25 win over Mennino Con- his fans: “Big Papi will be win the Series MVP. struction. Travis Sanchez (Mennino) and Davon Rucker back soon.” But it was his jovial (John Jay) each scored 10 points. Following an Instagram manner and ready smile In middle school action, D’Andreo Brothers kept its post with a statement is- that further endeared postseason run alive with an 85-54 win over James sued through a Boston him to the city. Before the Lynch Insurance. Leading scorers were Lynch’s Xavier public relations agency, first Red Sox home game Abreu (26 points) and D’Andreo’s Nelson Abarisiagbon Ortiz said he faces sever- after the Boston Mara- (28 points). al more weeks of recovery thon bombing in 2013, he from the June 9 shooting took the mound with a It was a close tilt between Ram Electrical and Old at a Santo Domingo night- microphone and told the Neighborhood Foods. Old Neighborhood foods won by club. crowd, “This is our (ex- a 2-point margin, 25-23. Omri Merryman paced Ram “Being at home and look pletive) city, and no one’s with eight points, while Yasir at my family celebrating going to dictate our free- Alshibawi’s 10 points propelled Old Neighborhood. that lm here safe is price- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dom.” In the game between Councilor Fred Hogan and Old less,” Ortiz said in the Ortiz retired after the Mill Realty, Ademide Badmus and Dyrell Rucker were Instagram post, which in- David Ortiz made his first public comments 2016 season with 541 the leading scorers with 12 points each. cluded pictures of a steak, on Monday since being shot in the back in the home runs, and the team In the final game of the night, Lynn Teachers Union pasta and grilled fish. Dominican Republic on the night of June 9 in quickly retired his uni- stormed past Mayor Thomas McGee for a 69-55 victory. “Too bad l can’t crush food what appears to be a botched assassination. form No. 34. The city Aaron Vizcaino led Lynn Teachers with 18 points. yet!!!!” named a street outside The league’s semifinal games will be played Wednes- Ortiz, 43, was shot in bladder and part of his in- know I need to do my re- the ballpark after him. day, with the championship games scheduled for Thurs- the back by a hired gun- testine, and he was flown hab just like I did when I He has maintained a day at Marshall Middle School. man who drove up on a the next day on a Red Sox was recovering from inju- home in the Boston area All-Girls Parks and Recreation League motorcycle and fired at plane to Boston, where ries playing baseball,” Or- and lives part of the year In the middle school division, Teamsters Local defeat- close range, hitting him in he had more surgery. The tiz said in the statement, in the Dominican Repub- ed Lynn City Council by a 42-33 margin. Top perform- the torso, police said. They statement issued Monday thanking doctors, Red lic, where he is often seen ers were Michelle Azzun (20 points, 13 rebounds) and said the actual target was confirmed that Ortiz was Sox ownership and other getting his cars washed Amanda Flores (12 points). Lazy Dog did just enough to supposed to be another released from Massachu- members of the organiza- and hanging out with defeat Mayor Thomas McGee in a 30-27 final. Aresma man. setts General Hospital on tion for their support. friends, including other Gebreyesus (12 point) and Jari Perez (18 points) were Doctors in Santo Do- Friday. “They are some of the baseball players, artists the leading scorers. mingo removed his gall- “I am feeling good, but best teammates I have and entertainers. TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS 593-6562. (Including last night’s games) Swampscott High Tonight Wednesday Thursday seeks JV coaches at Westfield at Westfield at Nashua Lynn Woods Starfires (6:30) Starfires (6:30) Silver Knights W L Pct. GB Streak L10 (7:05) Swampscott High School is Summer Cross Brockton 28 21 0.571 - 1W 7-3 looking for applicants for a North Shore 28 22 0.560 .5 1L 5-5 junior varsity girls soccer Country Series Bristol 26 22 0.542 1.5 1L 6-4 coach and a junior varsity The Lynn Woods Summer Friday Saturday field hockey coach. All Cross Country Series will vs. Nashua Worcester 26 23 0.531 2 3W 5-5 interested applicants can run its 50th season this OFF Silver Knights Pittsfield 26 24 0.520 2.5 1W 4-6 contact Athletic Director year. Races will be held (6) Nashua 23 26 0.469 5 2L 4-6 Kelly Farley at kfarley@ every Wednesday until swampscott.k12.ma.us. September 25. Westfield 15 34 0.306 13 1L 3-7 There is no entry fee to Lynn Youth run, and the races will Evening Summer begin at 6:30 p.m. Each evening there will be three Track Series races — the short race, the 1.57-mile race and the long The 6th annual Lynn race. The courses cover dif- Parks and Recreation ferent combinations of fire Youth Summer Evening roads and single-track Track meets will be held paths, and the courses vary on Mondays through from week to week. For August 19 at Manning further information, please Field. The races will begin visit www.lwrun.org. at 6:30 p.m. There are no entry fees for any races. There will be RES Angels a 30-meter race for ages three and under, and all of Softball Tryouts the other events (50-meter, Tryouts for the 10U-18U 100-meter, 200-meter, 400- Development Program will meter, 800-meter, one-mile, be held July 31st at the relays, standing long jump Grind Factory (located at and softball throw) will be 53 Mason Street in Salem) open to high school ages from 4:30-6 p.m. Tryouts and under. are free of charge. Ques- For more information, tions can be directed to visit www.lwrun.org or Ryan Leahy at 617-839- contact [email protected] 8545 or via email at ryan. or 781-709-7135 or 781- [email protected].

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Just trying to get on what we’re trying to ac- dation relative to fun- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division rookie season for the New better, and that’s what’s complish this year.” damentals, techniques, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB England Patriots, perhaps it’s all about.” The Patriots bolstered playing with our pads,” New York 67 38 .638 — Atlanta 62 44 .585 — their best offensive player The 31st overall pick in their running game in the Tampa Bay 60 48 .556 8½ Washington 56 49 .533 5½ Caserio said. “We haven’t Boston 59 48 .551 9 Philadelphia 55 50 .524 6½ in the 2018 playoffs, too. the 2018 draft, Michel got offseason by reacquiring put the pads on and we Toronto 40 67 .374 28 New York 50 55 .476 11½ He knows that in the off to a slow start in his veteran Brandon Bold- Baltimore 35 70 .333 32 Miami 40 63 .388 20½ haven’t played football Central Division Central Division NFL, there’s always some- rookie campaign, missing en through free agency really for real in about W L Pct GB W L Pct GB thing new ahead. For the the opener against Hous- and selecting Alabama’s six months, so it’s a slow Minnesota 64 41 .610 — Chicago 56 49 .533 — former Georgia Bulldog, ton. Despite missing three Damien Harris with a Cleveland 62 43 .590 2 St. Louis 56 49 .533 — process. I think the tem- Chicago 46 57 .447 17 Milwaukee 56 51 .523 1 training camp is the latest games in all, he still fin- third-round draft choice, perature goes up a little Kansas City 40 67 .374 25 Cincinnati 48 55 .466 7 wrinkle. ished the regular season both joining veterans bit with the players, a lit- Detroit 30 71 .297 32 Pittsburgh 46 59 .438 10 “Training camp plays a with 931 rushing yards on James White and Rex West Division West Division tle bit more energy, a little W L Pct GB W L Pct GB big part of development 209 carries, including four Burkhead on the depth more competitive spirits, Houston 68 39 .636 — Los Angeles 69 38 .645 — going into the season,” games with 100 or more chart. Michel said he did Oakland 60 47 .561 8 San Francisco 54 52 .509 14½ which is good. Our players said Michel, 24, who sat yards. not feel threatened by the Los Angeles 55 52 .514 13 Arizona 53 53 .500 15½ have always done a great Texas 53 53 .500 14½ San Diego 49 56 .467 19 out most of his rookie-year Michel then became a addition of Harris. Seattle 46 63 .422 23 Colorado 49 57 .462 19½ job working with one an- camp because of injuries. dominant player in the “I was excited,” Michel other in practice like this.” Monday’s Games Milwaukee (TBD) at Oakland (Bassitt 7-5), “I’m thankful to be in this Patriots’ three-game run said. “It’s another piece Atlanta at Washington, 7:05 p.m. 10:07 p.m. Michel said he sees the Arizona at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Atlanta (Teheran 5-7) at Washington (Scher- training camp, and I’m ex- to their sixth Super Bowl of this team that can help Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. zer 9-5), 7:05 p.m. cited to take it day by day.” title: 24 carries for 129 this team probably win start of his first full train- L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. San Francisco (Beede 3-4) at Philadelphia ing camp as an opportu- Toronto at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. (Smyly 1-5), 7:05 p.m. Michel, who had a minor yards against the Char- football games. And that’s Detroit at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Pittsburgh (Musgrove 7-9) at Cincinnati arthroscopic knee proce- gers; 29 carries for 113 what it’s all about. It’s all nity to resume a learning Baltimore at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. (Roark 6-6), 7:10 p.m. process that will continue Tuesday’s Games Chicago Cubs (Darvish 3-4) at St. Louis dure in the offseason, was yards at Kansas City in about building.” Baltimore (Eshelman 0-2) at San Diego (Wainwright 7-7), 8:15 p.m. taken off the physically the AFC title game; and Practicing before an as long as he plays. (Lamet 0-2), 3:40 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (TBD) at Colorado (Freeland “There are so many Arizona (Clarke 3-3) at N.Y. Yankees (Happ 2-8), 8:40 p.m. unable to perform list Sat- 18 carries for 94 yards in overflow crowd at their 8-5), 7:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games urday as the defending the Patriots’ 13-3 Super Gillette Stadium complex, things you can improve on, Houston (Verlander 13-4) at Cleveland (Bie- Arizona at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. ber 10-3), 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Kansas City, 1:15 p.m. Super Bowl champions Bowl win over the Rams, the Patriots responded all aspects of the game,” Minnesota (Odorizzi 11-5) at Miami (Gallen Detroit at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. practiced in full pads for scoring the game’s only with a high-energy ses- he said. “It’s another year 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Houston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (TBD) at Boston (Price 7-4), Minnesota at Miami, 7:10 p.m. the first time this camp. touchdown on a 2-yard sion to start what their and I feel like there’s more 7:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:10 p.m. “It feels good,” Michel run in the fourth quarter. player personnel director, to be learned and more to Seattle (Leake 9-8) at Texas (Jurado 6-6), Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 8:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. said. “I’m just working on “It was exciting to be Nick Caserio, called “real build on. I know what to N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 7-5) at Chicago Milwaukee at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. getting stronger. There’s able to do that last year,” football.” expect, and I’m prepared White Sox (Lopez 5-9), 8:10 p.m. Atlanta at Washington, 12:05 p.m. Toronto (Stroman 6-11) at Kansas City Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. always room for improve- Michel told reporters, “but “It’s an opportunity for and just ready to go for it.” (Montgomery 1-3), 8:15 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. Detroit (VerHagen 1-1) at L.A. Angels (Can- San Francisco at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. ning 3-6), 10:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Rodney Harrison inducted into Patriots Hall of Fame TODAY IN SPORTS July 30 yeva breaks the pole vault world 1870 — Monmouth Park opens record for the third time in five with a five-day race meet. weeks, clearing 16 feet, ¾ inch 1930 — Host Uruguay beats at London’s Crystal Palace. Argentina 4-2 for soccer’s first 2009 — Seven more world re- World Cup title. cords fall on the fifth night of 1932 — The 10th modern Olym- the world swimming champi- pics open in Los Angeles. onships in Rome. Ryan Lochte 1961 — Jerry Barber edges Don breaks Michael Phelps’ mark in January by one stroke in a playoff the 200-meter individual medley. The Chinese women finish it off, to win the PGA title at Olympia eclipsing the 800 freestyle relay Fields, Ill. mark by more than two seconds, 1966 — England beats West with the Americans also breaking Germany 4-2 at London’s Wem- the previous record but only get- bley Stadium to capture soccer’s ting silver. World Cup. West Germany’s Wol- 2012 — At the London Games, gang Weber ties the game with Missy Franklin, 17, of the U.S., one minute left in regulation. wins the women’s 100-meter Geoff Hurst scores twice in extra backstroke. Ruta Meilutyte, 15, time to become the first player to becomes the first Lithuanian to score three goals in a final. win an Olympic swimming med- 1968 — Washington’s Ron Han- al by holding off world champion sen pulls off an unassisted triple Rebecca Soni of the U.S. in the play in the Cleveland Indians’ 100 breaststroke. 10-1 victory. 2017 — Caeleb Dressel wins his 1976 — Bruce Jenner sets the seventh gold medal of the world world record in the Olympic de- swimming championships in Bu- cathlon with 8,618 points, break- dapest, Hungary. Michael Phelps ing Nikolai Avilov’s mark by 164 had seven victories at the 2007 points. worlds in Melbourne, Australia. 1984 — Michael Gross of West 2017 — Adrian Beltre of the Germany sets a world record in Texas Rangers becomes the first the 200-meter freestyle with a player from the Dominican Re- time of 1:47.44 at a meet in Mu- public, and 31st overall, to join nich. the 3,000-hit club during a 10-6 1996 — The U.S. wins the first loss to Baltimore. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Olympic softball title, beating 2017 — J.R. Todd becomes the China 3-1 behind a controversial first black winner in NHRA Funny Robert Kraft (left) raises the Patriots Hall of Fame jacket onto the shoulders of former safety two-run homer by Dot Richard- Car history, beating Tim Wilker- Rodney Harrison (right) during an induction ceremony at the New England Patriots Hall of son. son in the Sonoma (Calif.) Na- Fame in Foxborough Monday afternoon. 2004 — Russia’s Yelena Isinba- tionals. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Friend takes offense at never being asked about her past DEAR ABBY: Six months ago, I got back in Dear Abby is written by Abigail DEAR ABBY: I’m a touch with a childhood Van Buren, also known as Jeanne male who recently start- friend who married at 17 ed dating a great guy, and moved away. She has Phillips, and was founded by her “Jake.” I deal with the lots of family drama, mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact much of it caused by her public in my job every alcoholism (which she Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. day, and I’m often asked says is a result of PTSD). Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. things like, “Do you have Recently, she told me I a girlfriend?” and, “When have hurt her and I’m a will you find a wife?” terrible friend because DEAR FRIENDLESS: isn’t aware of it, and I’m Even my co-workers are since we’ve reconnected, I Be grateful the woman no sure she wouldn’t ap- inquiring when I’ll find a have never once asked longer speaks to you. You prove. “lucky girl.” I’m happy in her about her past and have done nothing wrong. I have been married my relationship and the ordeals she’s been The person you describe through. Abby, she talks four times, and I’m cur- would like to express needs to feel wronged and about herself constantly. rently single. If his be- that. Is there a tactful, be the focus of your con- I never thought it was havior continues, which succinct, non-awkward versations, which to me necessary to ask her I’m sure it will since I am way to let people know about the past because seems self-centered. Con- a very desirable woman, I sider yourself fortunate will have to skip family I’m in a happy relation- she never shuts up about ship with another male? it. I have tried to be a that this troubled indi- events entirely. Any good listener, but I don’t vidual has moved on, and thoughts? concentrate on relation- IN A HAPPY PLACE think she has made the IN GEORGIA best life choices, and I ships that are healthy — HARD TO RESIST and mutual. OUT WEST don’t want to confront DEAR HAPPY: Abso- her with my opinions on DEAR HARD TO RE- lutely! When asked if you how she has messed up DEAR ABBY: My fam- SIST: Your letter is her life. ily is very close, and we have a girlfriend, say, unique. I rarely hear from I don’t question people see each other often. “No, I have a boyfriend.” about their past, truth- Lately I have been avoid- people with as “healthy” And when your co-work- fully. I feel if they want to ing most of our family an ego as yours. Because ers ask when you are go- discuss it, they’ll bring it gatherings because of my you feel your brother-in- ing to find a wife or a law is out of line, try this: up themselves. Was I brother-in-law “Jared.” “lucky girl,” be upfront wrong for not asking her At the most recent fam- Tell him to cut it out the ily occasion, he was star- next time he does it be- and tell them you are dat- to dredge it up? Now she ing a great guy named won’t even talk to me. ing, winking and flashing cause it is making you peace signs at me. This is uncomfortable. And if Jake. That should answer FRIENDLESS IN not friendly banter; it is that doesn’t do the trick, the questions and put the FLORIDA very creepy. My sister tell his wife. subject to rest. BRIDGE

The rare signal is rarely the first Edna Ferber, whose novel “Cimar- been competitive with no interest in ron” was turned into a movie that game. To invite game, South would won the best picture Oscar in 1931, have had to double because there said, “Writers should be read but wasn’t a game-try bid available.) not seen. Rarely are they a winsome You know all about the signal hier- sight.” archy: first, attitude; second, count; Bridge defense signals should be third, suit-preference. Here, East’s seen and read. All pairs would ben- attitude is known as soon as the efit from discussing this important dummy is tabled. Also, continuing part of the game. Remember, you hearts at trick two cannot be right. defend on half of the deals. Does count matter? No, and any- How should East-West play to de- way, because West has six hearts, feat four spades after West leads the he will know it immediately. So, East heart ace? should make a rarely seen trick-one In the auction, South jumped to suit-preference signal. He chooses four spades because his hand had between the other two side suits. only four-and-a-half losers: none in Since he prefers West to shift to dia- spades because you deduct one for monds, which rank higher than clubs, a 10-card or better fit, one in hearts, he should signal with the heart jack. two-and-a-half in diamonds, and Now West leads his low diamond, one in clubs. (Note that if South had and three tricks in that suit result in rebid three spades, it would have down one. TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS

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TCM Spotlight: Out of This World TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Turner Classic Movies’ monthlong celebration of classic sci-fi films concludes tonight with a very impressive lineup of titles, beginning with Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), followed by Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope (1977), Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982), Solaris (1972), Logan’s Run (1976), Westworld (1973) and 2010 (1984). The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: “Reunion Part 3” Bravo, 9 p.m. The reunion concludes with the fallout over Ca- mille’s dramatic storm-off. Teddi and Denise face a volatile foe. A tearful Kyle reflects on the end of her long friendship with Lisa Vanderpump. Lisa Rinna, Dorit and Erika debate Vanderpump’s be- havior this season and question her motivations. The 100: “Adjustment Protocol” The CW, 9 p.m. A special Naming Day changes everything in Sanctum. Gabriel (guest star Chuku Modu) comes face-to-face with an old friend. Animal Kingdom: “Exit Strategy” TNT, 9 p.m. Smurf (Ellen Barkin) orders the Cody boys to plan a dangerous job while she orchestrates an elab- orate party at the house. J (Finn Cole) tries to ally himself with Pope (Shawn Hatosy) but learns he’s in way over his head. Craig (Ben Robson) re- sponds to a challenge to his newly formed family with Renn (Christina Ochoa). Cheers to Supergirl Cheers to scripted Dramas Jeers to Euphoria Jeers to The Hills: 60 Days In: Narcoland: “Fight for the Heart- for finally updating her out- for leaving us in a lather. for trying a little too hard. The New Beginnings land” fit. After four seasons of fly- Between Stephanie (Robin controversial HBO drama star- for sucking us back in! 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Viewers follow participants on the tonian (Melissa Benoist, pic- (pictured), fans of fun, sexy it feels like all the sex, drugs Stephanie Pratt are back--and streets and in jail, and will also ride along with tured) is getting a new cos- escapism have two destina- and social anxieties are there we hate how much fun they local law enforcement within the Narcotics Unit in an attempt to gain a 360-degree view of the tume complete with pants for tions hotter than any beach more to titillate than actually are now that they’re a little epidemic. Season 5. this summer. educate. older and none the wiser. HOROSCOPE EVENING TV LISTINGS TUESDAY’S TV JULY 30, 2019 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) WGBH Greater Steves’ American Experience Americans go to the Beyond a Year in Amanpour and Greater Steves’ Beyond a Assess the changes going on around you and consider your options. 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Santana to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held on Tuesday, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS Inc. as a nominee for Sage Bank, said mortgage dated August 1, 2013, and August 6, 2019, at 7:00 P.M. at SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, 200 ESSEX recorded in the Essex County (Southern) Registry of Deeds, in Book 32715 at STREET, ROOM B-129 to hear the following NEW petitions: The Lynn Water and Sewer commission will receive sealed bids for the Page 301 and now held by U.S. Bank National Association by virtue of an purchase of: assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Petition 19-17 by RAFFAELE'S HAIR SALON seeking special permit and site plan Granular Activated Filter Carbon Sage Bank, its successors and assigns to U.S. Bank National Association dated special permit to replace awning sign. Property located at 404 HUMPHREY STREET For the Lynn Water Treatment Facility February 5, 2014 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of (Map 19, Lots 116). Deeds in Book 33119 at Page 587 for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, will be sold at Public Auction on Petition 19-18 by ELIZABETH COHEN-BODY MIND SYSTEM MARTIAL ARTS CENTER The awarded vendor shall furnish and deliver Granular Activated Filter Carbon for August 7, 2019 2:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the seeking a variance for banner signage at the back-parking lot on the fence. the three (3) filters located in the Lynn Water Treatment Plant, Lynn Mass. premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Property located at 1005 PARADISE ROAD (Map 17, Lots 24). Specifications may be obtained as of July 30, 2019 by logging onto the Lynn The land with the buildings thereon situated on Alley Street in Lynn, Essex Petition 19-19 by JOHN & JENNIFER TRIPP seeking dimensional special permit and Water and Sewer Commission's website at (www.lynnwatersewer.org) click County, Massachusetts and being shown as Lot B on a Plan entitled special permit for an addition to the second floor. Property located at 7 ESSEX Departments, Purchasing Department, current bids and look for Bid #20-01 to "Subdivision of Land in Lynn, Mass" owned by Theodore P. and Sheila Karonis AVENUE (Map 6, Lot 60). download and register as prompted. by Reid Land Surveyors of 365 Chatham Street, Lynn, MA, Scale 1" = 10' dated January 6, 1988, being recorded in Essex South District Registry of Petition 19-20 by ERIN SINGH & TEGHPAL SINGH seeking dimensional special Hard copy plans are also available for pickup free of charge at the Commission's Deeds in Plan Book 235, Plan 73. permit, special permit, and site plan special permit for an addition to expand the Purchasing Department Office, 400 Parkland Ave, Lynn, MA 01905. The existing kitchen, addition of a family room on the first floor, expansion of the Commission no longer mails out specifications via US Postal service. Commission Lot B contains 2,512 square feet of land according to said plan. current bathroom, addition of a back deck, and demolition of existing garage. hours are Monday, 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday, and 8:30 Property located at 17 CROSMAN AVENUE. (Map 27, Lot 66). a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Friday 8: 30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds herewith. Petition 19-21 by WHOLE FOODS MARKET seeking to amend existing special use Bids must be sealed and marked accordingly and submitted to the Purchasing permit to include the consumption and sales of alcohol and request for a new use Department, 400 Parkland Avenue, Lynn, MA prior to 11:00 a.m. on or before The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be special permit for restaurant or coffee shop containing more than 7,500 square Wednesday, August 21, 2019 for GRANULAR ACTIVATED FILTER CARBON FOR foreclosed shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. feet of gross floor area. Property located at 331-355 PARADISE ROAD. (Map 17, THE LYNN WATER TREATMENT FACILITY, at which time they will be publicly Lot 50, 51) opened and read aloud at the above said address. For Mortgagors' Title see deed dated July 25, 2013, and recorded in Book 32715 at Page 298 with the Essex County (Southern) Registry of Deeds. Petition 19-22 by MARK GIBB seeking use special permit to use the existing Each bid submitted must be accompanied by a US certified check, treasurers, or basement area for an accessory apartment. Property located at 48 PROSPECT cashier's check payable to the Lynn Water and Sewer Commission in the amount STREET. (Map 13, Lot 89). of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00). TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: Upon vote of the Commission, the Executive Director executes all Contracts. The any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. Commission reserves the right to reject any and all Bids. The Commission is an Petition 19-3 (172 BURRILL STREET) Building Inspector Appeal (Map 3, Lot 88.) Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Organization and invites bids from qualified FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid minority and female firms. by a certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of Petition 19-12 by DOROTHY FOLEY seeking dimensional special permit, special the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, permit, and site plan special permit for construction of new single-family home. This is bid under M.G.L. Chapter 30B. certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within sixty (60) days after the Property located at 2 SMITH LANE. (Map 7633, Lot 21-60). date of sale. Per: Betty Sutherland Dumas Marc Kornitsky, Chairman Chief Procurement Officer Other terms to be announced at the sale. Item: July 23, 30, 2019 Item: July 30, 2019

BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 270 Farmington Avenue THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT Farmington, CT 06032 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Attorney for U.S. Bank Docket No. ES17P3426EA Essex Probate and Family Court National Association INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE 36 Federal Street Present Holder of the Mortgage Salem, MA 01970 (860) 677-2868 Estate of: Docket No. ES19P1816GD Item: July 16, 23, 30, 2019 Patricia Ann Paige NOTICE AND ORDER: Also Known As: Patricia A. Paige Petition for Appointment of COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Date of Death: May 7, 2017 Guardian of a minor THE TRIAL COURT Essex Division PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of In the interests of Harold Kenneth Bonia CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Petitioner James A. Paige II of Lynn MA of Saugus, MA Docket No. ES19P2171EA a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Minor Essex Probate and Family Court James A. Paige II of Lynn MA NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: 36 Federal Street has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a Salem, MA 01970 serve without surety on the bond. Minor filed on 06/14/2019 by (978)744-1020 The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Kathryn Jean Bonia of Saugus, MA Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without will be held 08/13/2019 09:00 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Located: Salem Probate and Family Court, 36 Federal St. Salem MA 01907 Estate of: the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the James Brian Rice from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written Date of Death: 06/25/2019 to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. response, you need to: To all interested persons: Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings File the original with the Court; and A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment or Personal and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. Representative has been filed by: Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the Sandra D Rice of East Lynn MA Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Item: July 30, 2019 4. Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be as requested in the Petition. present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best The Petitioner requests that: TOWN OF NAHANT interests. Sandra D Rice of East Lynn MA PLANNING BOARD be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety This is a Legal Notice: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights on the bond in an unsupervised administration. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, IMPORTANT NOTICE please contact an attorney for legal advice. You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Notice is hereby given that the Planning Board of the Town of Nahant will hold a Date: Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Public Hearing pursuant to MGL c. 40A s 5, at 8:00pm on August 6, 2019 at the Pamela Casey O'Brien must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Nahant Town Hall, Naha t, Massachusetts. The purpose of the hearing is to provide Register of Probate the return day of 09/03/2019. interested parties an opportunity to comment on propsed changes to the Nahant Item: July 30, 2019 This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Zoning bylaw. The proposed amendment of the Nahant Zoning by law follows: appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a CITY OF LYNN timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections In Section 4.10 - USES PERMITTED IN A NATURAL RESOURCE DISTRICT, subpart E, within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further entitled Prohibited Uses, at the end of item 2, between the word "above" and the Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, August 13, 2019 at 8:00 pm notice to you. final period, insert the parenthetical clause "(see other parts of Section 4.10 in the Council Chambers on the Petition of Fiesta Shows for a Carnival for the 4th UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM subparts A thru D and also see Section 2.02, Definitions, for Nonprofit Religious or of July Fireworks Fund to be held at GEAA Field on Summer St. from September PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Educational Purposes.)" 5-8, 2019 with set up from September 2-4, 2019. A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Tis amendment will appear in the warrant of an upcoming Special Town Meeting Item: July 30, Aug 6, 2019 Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the (STM). A date for a STM has not been set at this time. administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Richard Snyder expenses of administration. Chairman WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Nahant Planning Board Need to find Date: July 22, 2019 Item: July 23, 30, 2019 Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate an article? Item: July 30, 2019 Subscribe to

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By Nataliya Vasilyeva ASSOCIATED PRESS MOSCOW — Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was moved back Scotland’s First to jail from a hospital Minister Nico- Monday even though his la Sturgeon physician raised suspi- shakes hands cions of a possible poison- with Britain’s ing after he suffered facial swelling and a rash while Prime Minister in custody. Boris Johnson, Details about Naval- outside Bute ny’s condition were scarce House, ahead of after he was rushed to their meeting, in a hospital Sunday with Edinburgh, Scot- what authorities said was land, Monday. a suspected allergy attack inside a detention facility PHOTO | where he was serving a 30- ASSOCIATED PRESS day sentence for calling an unsanctioned protest. The 43-year-old political foe of Johnson presses EU to give way President Vladimir Putin was arrested several days before a major opposition amid no-deal Brexit warnings rally Saturday that ended with nearly 1,400 people By Jill Lawless Johnson’s predecessor, without a deal were a mil- detained. and Danica Kirka Theresa May, but it was re- lion to one. Tensions are running ASSOCIATED PRESS jected three times by Brit- At one point Monday, the high in Moscow as dozens PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ain’s Parliament. Johnson pound had fallen by near- of protesters remain in LONDON — Prime is insisting the bloc make ly 1.5 percent to trade at custody and the opposi- Alexei Navalny, Russia’s most prominent op- Minister Boris Johnson major changes to May’s $1.2214, its lowest level tion called for a new rally position figure, sits on a bed in a hospital, in pushed Britain closer to a spurned deal, including since March 2017. Aug. 3. Moscow. no-deal exit from the Eu- scrapping an insurance Economists warn that In a blog post written in ropean Union on Monday, policy for the Irish border leaving the bloc without an detention, Navalny said vision,” she told reporters He said he would like to insisting he will not hold that has been rejected by agreement on terms would he may have been exposed outside the hospital, add- see CCTV footage to check Brexit talks with EU lead- U.K. lawmakers. disrupt trade by imposing to an unknown chemical ing that the doctors didn’t if anyone entered the cell ers unless the bloc lifts its “The withdrawal agree- tariffs and customs checks agent while in custody. even try to determine while he was away on a refusal to reopen the ex- ment is dead, it’s got to go,” between Britain and the Navalny recalled how his what caused the swelling walk, saying that he had isting divorce deal. Johnson said Monday as he bloc. The British govern- face started to become and rash. “Who is going his own linen and toilet- Johnson is trying to pres- visited a submarine base ment’s financial watchdog swollen on Saturday and to watch over him at the ries and could not think sure the EU to give ground in Scotland. “But there is says that could send the it worsened the next day: detention facility? They of a possible cause unless by intensifying prepara- scope to do a new deal.” value of the pound plum- “I got up in the morning, are not qualified to pro- someone left something tions for the U.K. to leave He said he was “very meting further and push and when my cellmate vide him with professional near his bunk. in three months without a confident” of getting a new the U.K. into recession. saw me, he said: ‘You need help.” Although there has been withdrawal agreement. agreement, even though The Confederation of to see a doctor now.’” Vasilyeva expressed con- no confirmation that Na- But the pound fell to a Britain is due to leave the British Industry, the coun- Dr. Anastasiya Vasilye- cern that the chemical valny was poisoned, sug- two-year low as business EU in less than 100 days, try’s biggest business va, who has been Naval- agent that caused the out- gestions by his doctor that groups warned that neither and the EU insists it won’t lobby group, urged both ny’s physician for several break could still be in his he was exposed to some Britain nor the EU is ready reopen negotiations or re- Britain and the EU to years, visited him Monday prison cell. kind of toxic chemical for a no-deal Brexit, and move the border “backstop.” accelerate Brexit prepa- shortly before he was dis- Navalny’s attorney, Olga in jail raised suspicions that no amount of prepa- Johnson has spoken to rations. It made 200 rec- charged from the hospital Mikhailova, told report- among his supporters of ration can eliminate the several EU leaders by ommendations, including and sent back to the de- ers earlier the outbreak possible foul play. Some economic damage if Britain phone since he took office new laws, new IT systems tention facility even be- was caused by “poisoning, Kremlin political oppo- crashes out of the 28-nation but has no meetings sched- and agreements to tempo- fore the necessary tests by some kind of chemical nents have been poisoned trading bloc without agree- uled. His spokeswoman, rarily maintain some com- were run on him. substance” but that its or killed in recent years, ment on the terms. Alison Donnelly, said he mon regulations. Doctors at the hospital source wasn’t established. although Russian officials Johnson became prime would not agree to negoti- But it said “the unprec- initially said Navalny had She said he has been giv- denied any involvement. minister last week after ations unless the bloc lifts edented nature of Brexit a severe allergy attack, en anti-inflammatory ste- “Are they such idiots winning a Conservative its refusal to change the means some aspects can- but Vasilyeva said that roids and that the swell- to poison me in the place Party leadership contest withdrawal agreement. not be mitigated.” the swelling and the rash ing subsided. where they could be the by promising the strong- “He remains confident “It’s like putting sand- on his face could be consis- Navalny said Monday he only suspects?” Navalny ly pro-Brexit party mem- that the EU will stop bags down for a flood. Your tent with chemical poison- felt and looked better now wrote in the post, refer- bership that the U.K. will claiming that the with- kitchen’s still going to be ing. She said the incarcer- — “like someone who’s ring to the Russian gov- leave the EU on the sched- drawal agreement can’t be underwater but maybe ation would jeopardize his been drinking for a week.” ernment. “There’s only uled date of Oct. 31, with changed,” she said. we can save the bedrooms health. His face is visibly swollen one thing I can say with or without a divorce deal. Before he took office, upstairs,” said the group’s “He has not fully recov- in the picture he attached certainty: Power in Russia The EU struck a with- Johnson said the odds of head of EU negotiations, ered. He should have been to the blog post, with red is in the hands of the guys drawal agreement with Britain leaving the EU Nicole Sykes. left under medical super- circles around the eyes. who really are stupid.”

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