MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 Seaside mansion facing wrecking ball

By Gayla Cawley Robert Corcoran, the own- It includes a large home/ Developer ITEM STAFF er of 133 Puritan Road, ac- mansion, carriage house quired the 1.06 acre proper- with residential space in- SWAMPSCOTT — The looking to ty in August 2014 for $1.785 owner of a Puritan Road side, tennis court and pool. build 16 property has proposed dem- million, according to land It abuts the Swampscott olition of the site’s existing records. The property is as- Harbor and includes a sea- condos in structures to make room for sessed at $2.943 million. wall, according to Peter the construction of 16 con- The property was built in Kane, director of community COURTESY PHOTO Swampscott dominiums or apartments, 1914 and is located at the development. This mansion at 133 Puritan Road could be razed to with an affordable housing intersection of Puritan Road construct three buildings with 16 condominiums. component. and Lincoln House Avenue. MANSION, A7 One’s trash is another’s treasure in Marblehead By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — After nearly three years, the Marblehead Swap Shop is open for busi- ness at the transfer station site on Wood n Terrace. Andrew Petty, director of public health, said the popular swap shop, or swap shed, is run by volunteers and has been closed for the past two and half years because of construction at the transfer station. The swap shed is open from May to October on Saturdays from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at 5 Wood- n Terrace, and allows residents to drop off usable items for other residents to take at no charge, according to the town website. Any resident with a facilities sticker may take items for free from the swap shop, and no vehicle will be allowed access without a valid Marblehead resident facility sticker, accord- ing to the town website. TAKING A STAND Petty said the shop, which opened on Aug. 5, is currently being run out of containers — 8 x 20 shipping containers — on the transfer ‘If you’re not outraged, you’re not paying attention’ station site until the new swap shop building no to racism and fascism. Five-month-old is constructed. By Matt Demirs FOR THE ITEM Thomas Smith- Unacceptable swap items include clothing, “There’s just so many issues going on right now,” King Fargo said. “Unfortunate- Vaughan of Lynn computer monitors, hazardous materials, LYNN — Peabody’s Karyn King Fargo ly there are many things going on that we holds up a sign at large appliances, large furniture and TVs. stood outside of City Hall, carrying a sign should feel outraged about.” the March Against Petty said swap items usually include dishes, bearing words shared on Heather Heyer’s home goods and kids’ bikes. The gathering, organized by Lynn Unit- Racism in Lynn on last Facebook Post. Saturday. Generally, Petty said people make use of the “If you’re not outraged, you’re not paying ed for Change, the New Lynn Coalition, swap shop after they have bought new things attention.” and the Essex County Community Organi- and don’t want their old items anymore. Be- The message was meant to honor Hey- zation (ECCO), called on others to join the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK cause of the demographics of Marblehead, er, who was killed during protests of white movement for social justice and demanded typically a lot of good stuff comes through the supremacists and neo-Nazis last week in community leaders break their silence and shop, he added. Charlottesville, Va. speak out. Petty said the swap shop is an important re- King Fargo was one of more than six doz- The rally started off with ECCO’s repre- source because it’s part of recycling — rather en people peacefully expressing their out- sentative singing “This little light of mine,” than items being thrown out in the trash, ma- rage on Saturday. Protesters who hailed terials can be reused. from Lynn and statewide gathered to say STAND, A3 The new swap shop building is part of Phase 2 of the Marblehead transfer station upgrade, along with a new transfer station building and new scale house, Petty said. Town of cials pre- viously said $37 million had been allocated for Medford the upgrade, but Petty did not have a gure for SWAP SHOP, A7 has a common vision

STAFF REPORT By as early as next spring, city residents will be able to walk through a multi-level plaza in Medford Square over- looking Old Salem Burying Grounds. Work on the 9,700 square foot Riverside Avenue Plaza is underway with contractor Vir- gilio Construction, Inc. execut- ing a design created by Crosby Schlessinger Smallridge. “This open space is our ver- Saugus eats up nutritional sion of a common for the city,” said Mayor Stephanie M. Burke in a statement. “Our advice from a Hilltop chef goal is to have this be a gath- ering place for performances, By Bridget Turcotte basics of tness. Don Doward, arts and offers a unique way ITEM STAFF “Little things make a huge President of for residents to connect with difference,” Doward, who New England ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK SAUGUS — From sizzling pathways along the Mystic was a chef at the Hilltop for Fitness Design, steaks to nutritious shakes, A doll sits on a table at the Marblehead River, while spending time in 36 years, told the assembled presents an in- Swap Shop, which allows residents to our historic square.” former Hilltop Steak House crowd. “If you’re eating out a formative slide drop off usable items for other resi- chef Don Doward is using his lot, the rst thing you should show entitled dents to take at no charge. MEDFORD, A7 knowledge of food to help oth- do is cut your meal in half “Fitness and ers lead healthier lives. when you get it and put half Nutritional In an hour-long seminar in a take out container right Meal Design” to sponsored by the Friends of away.” an audience at INSIDE the Saugus Library, Doward, Portion control goes a long the Saugus Pub- who now works as a tness, way, he said. Even at the Hill- lic Library. In Peabody In Opinion In Sports diet, and lifestyle consultant, top, the steaks had to look School administration De ning progress Gannon Silver Classic offered tips for purchasing proportionate on the massive moves into new for Lynn. A4 lives up to its name. B1 food in a restaurant and a PHOTO | PAULA MULLER of ce space. A2 store, and talked about the DOWARD, A7

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Sister Lorraine Fontaine, 92 Viewing the solar eclipse safely By Matt Demirs a stack of books, Hellmer the lid of a box, scissors, Hellmer said that FOR THE ITEM said. box cutter, tape, tin foil, demonstrating how peo- MARLBOROUGH — Sister Marlborough, she remained Next, take a piece of thumbtack and piece of ple can make these eclipse If you haven’t purchased Lorraine Fontaine, a Sister of active and brought her smiling cardboard and trace the paper. viewing tools at home will eclipse viewing glasses yet St. Anne, died at Marie Esther good humor to her role in com- lenses of the binoculars. First, cut out a small hopefully create an inter- and want to safely look at Health Center in this city on munity services to the Sisters. After cutting out the small square with scissors or a today’s solar eclipse, Lynn est in the world of science Thursday, Aug. 17. She was 92 Sister Lorraine was prede- holes, cover the lens with box cutter into the center English High School Sci- and space. and in her 71st year of vowed ceased by her parents, her the cutout piece of card- of your box that is about 2 The University of Mas- religious life brother Robert Fontaine and ence teacher, Erik Hell- mer, has household tricks. board so the lenses are x 2 inches. sachusetts Amherst grad- Born in Lynn, she was the four sisters, Marie Rock, Phyllis poking out. It is important Next, cut out a piece of uate also warned people fourth of nine children born to Pentheny, Elsie Babcock and The methods involve using a pair of binocu- to cover any holes between tin foil that is about 3 x 3 not to look directly at the Frederick and Eloise (Laboss- her sister Lillian, also a Sister the binocular lens and inches and tape it on the sun when using these iere) Fontaine. She joined the of St. Anne. Her death will be lars, and items you might have around: like a box of cardboard with tape in or- box so it covers the hole. devices and in general Sisters of St. Anne in Lachine, grieved by her sisters, Mary der to project the eclipse. With your thumbtack, Quebec, pronounced vows and Jane Carr, of Florida; Gabrielle tinfoil, cardboard, and a during the eclipse. thumbtack. Without looking di- make a small puncture The partial phases will was known as Sr. Patricia Ma- Moalli, in Peabody; and Therese rectly at the sky, direct into the center of the tin rie. Sr. Lorraine earned a B.A. Harrington, of California, nieces, Both methods will proj- start at about 1:30 p.m. ect the eclipse onto a safe the lenses at the eclipse. foil. in Boston, with its peak degree in English, an M.A. in nephews, extended family and Place a sheet of paper on Similar to the binoculars English Literature and a Ph.D. in her many friends, former stu- surface that won’t harm viewing time (where most the ground at a distance method, you will prop your English Literature from Ottawa dents and her religious family of your eyes like you would of the sun will be covered) which is below the eye- cardboard box projector so University. Sisters of St. Anne. staring directly at the sun. at 2:46 p.m. It should be She began her teaching ca- Service information: View- To view the solar eclipse piece — this is where the that the small tinfoil hole over by 4 p.m. reer locally at the former St. ing will take place on Tuesday, using binoculars, you eclipse will be projected. is directed at the sun. The Anne Academy. In ensuing Aug. 22, from 9 a.m. to 10:15 must prop them up with To make a homemade solar eclipse will be pro- Matt Demirs can be years, this engaging educator a.m. at St. Anne Convent, 720 either a tripod or some- eclipse projector, you need jected onto sheet of paper reached at mdemirs@item- would continue to teach at the Boston Post Road E, Marlbor- thing more practical, like the following materials: you place below. live.com. secondary level in Canadian ough, and will be followed by a Schools in Rawdon, Quebec, funeral Mass at 10:30 a.m. in in Montreal, in Dorval, QC and the convent chapel, with buri- in Port au Prince, Haiti. Sister al in Evergreen Cemetery. Swampscott is looking for new Lorraine also taught at St. Paul Funeral arrangements are University in Ottawa where she under the direction of the FITZ- brought her special area, the GERALD & COLLINS Funeral volunteers for new committees field of communications to Home, (www.CollinsFuneral. seminarians and other adults. com), 378 Lincoln Street, SWAMPSCOTT — The by the town to design and community development, Train Station to the Mar- In the later years of her formida- Marlborough. Donations, in Board of Selectmen is establish the new rail would serve as the ex-offi- blehead line at Seaview ble career, she taught literature her memory, may be made to looking for interested resi- trail. cio for the committee. Avenue, connecting with at Anna Maria College in Paxton. the Sisters of St. Anne or to a dents to serve on two new The Board of Selectmen In May, Town Meeting the Marblehead Rail Trail, committees — the Rail is looking for volunteers members voted to allocate When she retired and moved to charity of your choice. which also links to trails Trail Design & Construc- with a background in $850,000 for the design tion Advisory Committee landscape architecture, and engineering of the rail in Salem. and the Affordable Hous- design, civil engineering, trail location within the Town Meeting adopted ing Trust. and other technical fields National Grid Corridor, the Affordable Housing Robert M. Modini, 41 Residents interested in related to the project. The as well as the legal fees Trust general bylaw in volunteering to serve on board is also seeking abut- and costs for acquisition of 2016. The trust is meant to either committee should ters to the proposed trail easement rights. help Swampscott provide BEVERLY — Robert Missy of Sterling; fa- visit http://swampscott- for the committee. A special town election, for and encourage afford- M. Modini, age 41, of ther-in law and moth- maboards.vt-s.net/newcaf. Selectman Peter Spellios which was forced by a able housing development php. said the 7-member com- group of residents opposed Beverly, passed away er-in-law, Joseph and in the community. Volun- on Thursday, Aug. 17, Solange Chiaravalloti The Rail Trail Design mittee would consist of to the trail, in June upheld teers for the trust should 2017, at his home of Sterling; and niec- & Construction Advisory four members with a back- the Town Meeting vote. after a long illness. es, nephews, aunts, Committee will work with ground in the advertised The two-plus mile 10- have a strong background He was the beloved and uncles. the design and construc- fields, and three abutters. foot wide trail will run or interest in affordable husband of Amy Service informa- tion professionals engaged Peter Kane, director of from the Swampscott housing creation. (Chiaravalloti) Modi- tion: Rob’s funeral ni. Born in Lynn, dear Mass will be held at son of Robert L. and Kathleen St. John the Evangelist Church, (Delehanty) Modini of Lynn. 111 New Balch Street, Bever- Peabody school administration He was a graduate of Bridge- ly, on Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017, water State University. at 10 a.m. Relatives and Rob had been employed friends are invited to attend. moves into new office space as a Senior HCM Consultant Interment at Central Ceme- for Hive Tech and previously tery, Beverly. Visiting hours at worked at Ignite Technologies the CAMPBELL Funeral Home, By Adam Swift cation (staff) have moved $7,000 per month in July imburse up to 56 percent and NuView Systems. 525 Cabot Street, Beverly on ITEM STAFF to the West Elementary of 2019. of the potential $15 mil- Rob loved spending time Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017, School. I like having a cen- The majority of the lease lion in renovations needed PEABODY — It’s now a tralized government.” costs will be offset by en- to bring the school back with his family and was an avid from 4-7 p.m. Rob and his little easier to take care of Having the office for the ergy saving costs at the online as classroom space. sports fan. He was a caring per- family were able to create school business if you live superintendent, assistant Kiley School, according Using the Kiley School son with a great sense of humor. precious memories on an In- or work near the city cen- In addition to his parents and heritance of Hope Legacy Re- superintendent, financeto Bettencourt. The city for some special education ter. director and other admin- currently spends about wife, with whom he shared 14 treat in Orlando. It was Rob’s Last week, the school and early childhood ed- years of marriage, he is sur- wish to pay it forward to other istrators downtown puts $90,000 per year on utili- ucation programs would administration completed them closer to a greater ties at the Kiley. vived by his son, Aaron (age families like his own. In lieu of its move from the Kiley free up space at other el- 7); daughter, Morgan (age 5); flowers, please honor Rob’s number of students and The future of the Kiley ementary schools in the School to new office space families and should help School, which was unoccu- sister, Lisa Standish and her legacy with a gift to Inheri- the city is leasing at 27 district and help ease husband Todd of Lynn; brother, tance of Hope: www.Inheritan- spur local businesses, the pied with the exception of Lowell St. The move clears overcrowding, according Daniel Modini and his wife Jen- ceOfHope.org. Information, mayor has said. the district administrative the way for a possible ren- to Bettencourt. nifer of Saugus; brother-in-law, directions and condolences at The 6,000 square feet offices, could be decided in ovation project at the Ki- If the reimbursement Mark Chiaravalloti and his wife www.campbellfuneral.com. of office space on Lowell the next several weeks, ac- ley which would open it up Street is owned by Lucia- cording to the mayor. is not approved by the for classroom space. no Dinis of Peabody. The In the spring, the city MSBA, school and city of- “They are open for busi- rent for the first year of applied to the Massachu- ficials could be faced with ness and in full swing,” the lease, according to the setts School Building Au- larger redistricting issues. Kevin R. Crowley, 50 said Mayor Edward A. Bet- agreement with the city, thority (MSBA) for the “After we hear from the tencourt Jr. “There are 16 is $6,000 per month. That renovation of the Kiley MSBA, we will be able to 1966-2017 full-time employees there rate rises to $6,500 per School. If the MSBA gives make a decision for the fu- Kevin Richard Crow- by family and friends, now, and the special edu- month in July of 2018, and the OK, the state could re- ture,” said Bettencourt. ley was born on Dec. and will be remem- 2, 1966, and passed bered for his robust MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF away Sunday, Aug. 6, laugh and boundless 2017. He is preced- humor. There will be no Gov. Baker headlines Rhode er is heading to Rhode cocktail reception scheduled Bell says Baker has ed in death by his services as he will be Island looking to inspire for Monday night at The made Massachusetts one parents, Mary Crowley cremated. Kevin loved Island GOP event his fellow Republicans. Hope Club in Providence. of the top 10 most busi- and Joseph Timothy his country and veter- Baker is the headliner Party Chairman Bran- ness-friendly states in the Crowley. He is survived ans. 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STAND reading from a press re- ident’s response to the remain committed to the ents growing up, which the college that has 348 From A1 lease at the event. events of last weekend concept of the U.S., and was to always stand up for luxury apartments with The leaders of the gath- has been justifiably criti- that we redouble our ef- injustice when anyone in nothing at all for working as community members of ering jointly asked for an cized for not being strong forts to advocate for love her community is discrim- class people for Lynn.” all ages and races joined explanation from Mayor enough in condemning over hate, acceptance over inated against. She asked the crowd if in harmony. Judith Flanagan Kennedy. the actions of those who intolerance, and inclusion She said racism trickles all the new development, The stage was shared “Military, union leaders, spewed bigotry and ha- over segregation. In col- down all the way to eco- including the gated com- by union representatives, CEOs, and elected offi- tred. I concur with that laboration and solidarity nomics, which has affected munity planned for the a supporter from West- cials, including Republi- assessment.” with all residents of the Lynn directly, she said. Lynnway, will only benefit ern Massachusetts, North can senators have all de- She declined to be an- city, I will continue to do “It all begins with eco- the rich and become the Shore Community Col- nounced Trump’s support swer questions about the everything in my power nomics, I see that in development that creates lege staff, and many more, for violent racists. Mayor demonstration or her sup- to promote an atmosphere Lynn,” she said. “As we’re more segregation. taking a stance on contro- Kennedy endorsed Trump port for the president. that is welcoming, accept- thinking about develop- Following the rally, more versial issues spreading for President and attend- In a statement she said ing and loving to all who ing, I think people in our than 20 people left to bring throughout the country. ed his inauguration in the events of the last week live, work and visit here.” community don’t have the their voices to the rallies The group denounced Washington. What does are cause for concern and Katharine Smith- resources they are sup- in Roxbury and Boston hate and represented the she have to say?” said the reflection. Vaughan of Lynn didn’t posed to have.” Common. resistance in Lynn against joint statement. “Mayor “We are saddened at the just join in the rally, but The question of discrim- Isaac Simon Hodes, vol- white supremacy and Kennedy, we demand that senseless death of Heath- brought the whole family, ination and development unteer for Lynn United neo-Nazis. Protesters also you tell us: which side are er Heyer in Virginia and including partner Thomas seemed tied together for for Change, called through spoke out against Presi- you on? Will you denounce alarmed at the indefensi- Smith-Vaughan and their some activists, like Ella the megaphone for mem- dent Donald Trump. Trump?” ble actions of those whose 5-month-old son Thomas. Thomas from Lynn’s Unit- bers of the community “Recently, President Kennedy said she was vision of our country is The infant held a sign ed for Change. to represent Lynn at the Trump said that the thugs raised to respect public of- in direct conflict with the with the help of his father “There’s been a lot a talk events just a few miles who marched under swas- ficials. most basic of American that read “I can’t even about new buildings going away. tikas and Klan signs in “That doesn’t mean I values: that we are all cre- stand yet and I’m stand- up and development. But “We will be safe, we will Charlottesville and mur- agree with or endorse ated equal and we all en- ing up to racism. What’s what kind of development be powerful, we will be to- dered a peaceful count- them, it just means I was joy the same unalienable your excuse, Mr. Trump?” will it be?” said Thomas, gether,” he said. er-protester, included brought up to respect rights,” Kennedy wrote. Smith-Vaughan came to who has lived in Lynn for ‘many fine people,’” said them,” she told The Item “It is my fervent hope that the rally because of what more than 40 years. “There Thomas Grillo contrib- Sylvia Scharf of Westfield, after the rally. “The pres- Americans can collectively she learned from her par- is a development plan by uted to this report.

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Cherish Casey of Lynn sings “This Little Light People gather on the steps of Lynn City Hall for the Rally and March Against Racism on Saturday. of Mine.”

Rosa Bentley of Lynn holds up a Black Lives Matter sign. Andrew Carlson-Lier of Beverly holds a sign that reads “DIVEST from WHITE SUPREMACY.” Lynn residents earn SNAP Dollars at local farmers markets

LYNN — Residents who healthy produce for every- tell an even bigger story. While the Lynn Central ket’s location to broaden West Lynn Farmers Mar- want to use their Supple- one;” said James Harrison, In 2016, Massachusetts Square Farmers Market access for Lynn residents ket: “We hope to create mental Nutrition Assis- The Food Project’s Execu- residents spent about has been operating for who may find it difficult to avenues that other farms tance Program (SNAP) tive Director. “In 2006, $470,000 in SNAP dol- more than a decade, the get to the Central Square can benefit from.” dollars to eat healthier are The Food Project became lars at farmers markets West Lynn location is new location. The Central Square in luck. one of the first farms in throughout the state. At as of this year. Located on Hazel Kiefer, The Food Farmers Market was Due to increased fund- the state to accept SNAP the halfway point in the Western Avenue between Project’s Lynn Urban Ag- started informally when ing and changes to Mas- benefits electronically at 2017 season, the MA De- Federal Street and Spen- riculture Manager who two vendors saw the need sachusetts’ Healthy In- our Central Square Farm- partment of Transitional cer Street, the market is runs both markets, shared to bring fresh produce to centives Program (HIP), ers Market — SNAP sales Assistance (the agency running Wednesday after- her long-term goal for the Lynn residents. SNAP recipients can now were about $1,000 for that manages SNAP/HIP noons from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. purchase fresh fruits and the entire year. This sea- funding) reports that res- through August 30. vegetables from farmers son, there were $1,000 in idents have already spent Ward 6 City Council- 22 Lincoln Ave. markets and CSAs, while SNAP sales on the open- $700,000 on fresh produce or Peter Capano and city Saugus receiving SNAP match- ing day alone.” at farmers markets, such Public Works Associate ing funds up to $80 from Statewide numbers not as The Food Project’s Lynn Commissioner Lisa Nerich 781-233-2757 the state (depending on only bear this out but markets. helped arrange the mar- household size). As a result, The Food Monday, Aug. 21 Project’s SNAP accessi- LAW OFFICES OF ble farmers markets in JAMES J. CARRIGAN Tuesday, Aug. 22 Lynn’s Central Square • Social Security Disability and in West Lynn have • Workers Compensation seen significant increases • Accidents Spud’s Famous American Chop Suey in the number of custom- ONLINE HYBRID: Begins Sept. 5 25 years located across ers flocking to the markets Tuesdays 6-10 p.m. from Lynn District Court $5.99 for fresh vegetables this NIGHTS: Begins Sept. 6 15 Johnson St. season. Mondays and Wednesdays 6-10 p.m 781-596-0100 ONLY WITH THIS COUPON “Recent changes to HIP DAYS: Begins Sept. 12 JAMES J. CARRIGAN Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 a.m.-3 p.m. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Cannot be combined with any other offers. funding have greatly ex- RONALD D. MALLOY panded access to fresh, www.jamescarriganlaw.com Not for take-out. Valid for up to 2 people. [email protected] A4 MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 OPINION MARY CLARE AMSELEM HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Soaring student debt costs us all B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Parents across the Unit- loan debt. Purdue Univer- may be doing more harm Director of Advertising T  J  Gordon R. Hall ed States tell their chil- sity President Mitch Dan- than good. Economists at 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey dren that if they graduate iels has even argued that the Mercatus Center and P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance from high school, go to high student loan debt the Federal Reserve Bank Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan college and get a job, they discourages entrepreneur- of New York have found a Chief Operating O cer Chairman can embrace the American ship, which could have a connection between feder- Customer Service P ’ Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Dream. significant effect on our al student aid and increas- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Unfortunately, however, nation’s economy in the es in college tuition. Such Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 research adds support to All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 high college costs exacer- future. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 bated by overgenerous fed- By the same token, tax- the Bennett Hypothesis, 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 eral lending policies have payers increasingly bear which posits that greater Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Ext. 2 Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 encouraged more students the consequences of high access to federal student Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 to take on high levels of student loan debt. In aid encourages colleges Classifi ed Advertising classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 student loan debt. As a re- 2016, 43 percent of stu- and universities to raise John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 sult, graduates often leave dents with federal student their tuition prices. Subscriptions college unprepared to pur- loans, which amounts to As more Americans than [email protected] sue their career and life about 9.3 million borrow- ever before pursue high- Circulation goals and are saddled with ers, were in default, in er education as a means [email protected] of upward mobility, pol- a debt burden that limits delinquency or had post- Ext. 3 their upward mobility. poned payments. With the icymakers must review There was a time when federal government now whether current policies Newsroom are helping students to [email protected] a small amount of savings originating almost all stu- [email protected] EDITORIAL and a part-time job could dent loans, taxpayers are afford a college education get students through col- left with the bill when stu- — or making tuition more Ext. 4 lege with little or no debt. dents cannot pay off their expensive for all. Sports But today, more students debts. The current trend of in- [email protected] than ever are turning to Moreover, the current creasing student loan debt Defining should concern all Amer- Ext. 5 federal loans to finance rate of increase in college their college education. tuition does not indicate icans. As students turn Retail and Online to the higher education Advertising The federal government that there is any relief [email protected] progress for Lynn now originates and ser- in sight for taxpayers or system for more oppor- vices about 90 percent students. Each year, more tunities, this investment ADVERTISING comes with significant fi- Progress, not perfection: That’s how the saying of all student loans, but graduate students partic- nancial burdens for both Ernie Carpenter Jr. goes. But what standards or objectives define prog- this federal largesse has ipate in the Grad PLUS students and taxpayers. Director of Advertising ress for Lynn? done little to address col- loan program, which al- and Business Development, ext. 1355 We share the view with others in the city that lege affordability. In 2014- lows for borrowing up to In order to capitalize on [email protected] bringing new developments into Lynn, attracting 2015, the average public the full cost of attendance. the potential of American higher education, not only Michele Iannaco new business and filling market-rate apartments and private debt held by Similarly, parents of un- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 with new residents goes a long way toward defining students was $28,153 (in dergraduate students can must students graduate [email protected] progress. How can a city experience economic success with manageable debt 2015 dollars), compared to take out a loan to finance Ralph Mitchell and stability if money in the form of new investment $21,940 in 2000-2001. their child’s education loads, but they should leave college prepared to Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 and new incomes isn’t flowing in? Increases in borrowing under the Parent PLUS [email protected] That is one viewpoint. But there is another view- over the past two decades loan program, an option pursue their career and Patricia Whalen point. Neighbor to Neighbor, a group describing itself have dwarfed increases in typically pursued after life goals. But with fewer students paying off their Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 online as “...organizing to put people and the planet student enrollment. From a student has already [email protected] before profit” has a different view. 1990 to 2012, for exam- borrowed the maximum debt and more financial Neighbor to Neighbor and its allies are concerned, ple, college enrollment amount available through responsibility being shift- BUSINESS OFFICE according to their online call to action, about “...ag- increased 62 percent, but the Stafford loan program. ed to the taxpayers, high- er education’s ability to Beth Bresnahan gressive development plans in the city of Lynn…” the volume of loan borrow- As borrowing increas- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 jump-start economic mo- Neighbor to Neighbor’s perspective is that develop- ing increased 352 percent es through federal pro- [email protected] bility is limited. ment threatens “...to displace large numbers of low — a more than fourfold grams — and as debt and moderate income families.” Susan J. Conti increase. builds — some policy- Mary Clare Amselem is Controller, ext. 1288 The organization’s message to people who share its Put differently, in 1990, makers propose to extend [email protected] views is: “We are fighting for our right to stay and a policy analyst in the students borrowed $2,485 loan forgiveness, which Ted Grant live in the city we love.” Those are strong uplifting per year to attend college; transfers this debt from Institute for Family, words, but why does the definition of progress for Publisher, ext. 1234 by 2012, borrowing had individuals or families to Community and Oppor- [email protected] Lynn have to be a fight instead of a conversation? nearly tripled to $6,928 the American taxpayers, tunity at The Heritage Lynn is a small enough city to bring people with a Marian Kinney annually. most of whom do not hold Foundation, 214 Massa- variety of viewpoints to a table for extended and hon- ext. 1212 This weighty increase bachelor’s degrees them- est conversations about the best ways to improve the chusetts Avenue NE, [email protected] in student loan debt pres- selves. The Government city. It’s easy to suggest Neighbor to Neighbor is dis- Washington, D.C., 20002; Will Kraft guising its agenda with a feigned affection for Lynn. ents problems for both Accountability Office re- Website: www.heritage. Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 students and taxpayers. A cently projected that loan But it is just as easy to point a finger at developers org. Information about [email protected] recent survey found that forgiveness programs will and call them profit-obsessed people paying lip ser- Jennifer Perez 56 percent of young people cost taxpayers $108 billion Heritage’s funding may vice to improving the city. be found at http://www. ext. 1205 Both viewpoints are extreme and unfairly char- put off milestones such as over the next 10 years. [email protected] acterize people on both ends of the development getting married or buying Recent research suggests heritage.org/about/re- a home because of student that federal involvement ports.cfm Carolina Trujillo debate as extremists or money grubbers. The truth Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 is that there can be a conversation about develop- [email protected] ment. There can be a meeting of the minds on how to Jim Wilson provide opportunities and a better quality of life for Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Lynn residents. [email protected] There is a template for a meeting or meetings fo- cused on Lynn’s quality of life. In the 1990s, the Lynn CIRCULATION Business Partnership combined forces with the late Lisa Mahmoud Mayor Patrick J. McManus, the City Council, and Manager, ext. 1239 Lynn’s legislative delegation to organize five “city [email protected] summits.” CLASSIFIED Ideas generated by the summits won the city con- Abbe Young Smith gressional recognition. Manager, ext. 1276 The conversation starts around a table but some- [email protected] one has to bring the participants to the table. Real leadership could forge consensus among intelligent NEWSROOM and dedicated Lynn residents and create a list of Bill Brotherton ideas for generating progress in the city. That list Features Editor ext. 1338 could require a site-plan review to include communi- [email protected] ty meetings aimed at assessing the city’s overall de- velopment strategies and how the project in question Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 helps advance those strategies. [email protected] Lynn is on the move. It is a city that can ill afford division and dissension. But that does not mean peo- Cheryl Charles ple with strong and opposing viewpoints can’t sit Night Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] down and forge their differences into consensus. Let’s start the conversation. Tori Faieta Copy Editor ILLUSTRATION | NATE BEELER [email protected] ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Hate speech is abhorrent. Banning it is even more abhorrent Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Last weekend’s events in Char- monarchy. being interviewed on a Washing- speech. lottesville, along with the threat of In the United States, neo-Nazis, ton, D.C., street. It was not OK “A law that can be directed Thor Jourgensen future protests by white suprema- the Ku Klux Klan and other white then, nor will it ever be. against speech found offensive to News Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] cist groups, have sparked a nation- supremacist groups are attempt- Daryle Lamont Jenkins, a mem- some portion of the public can be al debate about placing legal lim- ing a resurgence, bolstered in no ber of the anti-fascist movement, turned against minority and dis- Steve Krause its on hate speech. The thinking is small part by the sympathetic told National Public Radio on senting views to the detriment of Sports Editor, ext. 1229 that some views are so abhorrent undertone of remarks issued on Thursday that violent confron- all. The First Amendment does [email protected] that they should be banned, and the campaign trail and in the tation is justifiable when police not entrust that power to the gov- Katie Morrison their advocates should not be al- White House by President Don- won’t stop white supremacists ernment’s benevolence. Instead, Sports Reporter lowed to assemble in public. ald Trump. As repugnant as those from marching. In other words, our reliance must be on the sub- [email protected] As long as it’s still legal to do groups are, it’s even more abhor- he believes in illegal vigilante ac- stantial safeguards of free and Owen O’Rourke so, we’d like to declare our abhor- rent to contemplate trashing the tion when police refuse to violate open discussion in a democratic Photographer, ext. 1224 rence at the suggestion. First Amendment to stifle their marchers’ constitutional rights. society,” wrote Justice Anthony [email protected] The rights of free speech and free speech. Imagine how quickly our coun- Kennedy in one assenting opinion Roberto Scalese free assembly are bedrock prin- Ahead of Trump’s inauguration, try would descend into anarchy if this year. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 ciples of American democracy extreme left-wing groups began vigilante action ever did become Companies such as Twitter [email protected] and major reasons why America’s using the slogan “Punch a Nazi” justifiable. The minute it becomes and Facebook have a legal right founders revolted against Brit- as they advocated violent inter- acceptable to break the law to si- to limit how customers use their Anne Marie Tobin ish rule. There was a time when vention to halt demonstrations lence one group, all others become sites. The government doesn’t. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] speaking against the British by far-right groups. One self-de- vulnerable to attack by anyone The moment Americans empower monarchy was deemed treason- clared anti-fascist punched white who disagrees with them. the government to tell them what Bridget Turcotte ous and subject to prison or even supremacist Richard Spencer, a That’s why the Supreme Court they can and cannot say, our na- Reporter, ext. 1269 death. Even today, it’s technically Trump supporter, in the face on has repeatedly struck down gov- tion and its cherished democratic [email protected] illegal to call for abolition of the Inauguration Day while he was ernment attempts to ban hate principles will be doomed. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Counterprotest upstages Boston ‘free speech rally’ By Steve LeBlanc white nationalists might saulting police officers. ASSOCIATED PRESS show up in Boston any- The police department way, and turned out in tweeted Saturday after- BOSTON — Thousands force, some dressed entire- noon that some protest- of demonstrators chant- ly in black with bandan- ers were throwing bottles, ing anti-Nazi slogans in nas over their faces. Offi- urine and rocks at them. a public rejection of white cials said the rallies — the nationalism upstaged a President Donald Trump largest of about a half doz- small group in Boston that applauded the people in en around the country on planned a “free speech ral- Boston who he said were Saturday — drew about ly” a week after a violent “speaking out” against big- 40,000 people. clash rocked Virginia and otry and hate. Trump add- Counterprotesters chant- reverberated across the ed in a Twitter message ed slogans and waved U.S. that “Our country will soon Counterprotesters marched signs that said: “Make come together as one!” through the city on Sat- Nazis Afraid Again,” ‘’Love Saturday’s showdown in urday to historic Boston your neighbor,” ‘’Resist Boston was mostly peace- fascism” and “Hate nev- Common, where conserva- able, and after demonstra- er made U.S. great.” Oth- tives had planned to deliv- tors dispersed, a picnic at- ers carried a large ban- er a series of speeches but mosphere took over with ner that read: “SMASH soon left. Police vans later stragglers tossing beach escorted the conservatives WHITE SUPREMACY.” Chris Hood, a free balls, banging on bongo out of the area, as bois- drums and playing reggae terous counterprotesters speech rally attendee from Dorchester, said people PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS music. scuffled with police. Rallies in other cities Organizers of the event, were unfairly making it A man wearing a T-shirt bearing the name of President Donald Trump, around the country, while the Boston Free Speech seem like the rally was go- right, is hit by a flying plastic bottle of water near a “Free Speech” rally smaller, also were forceful. Coalition, had public- ing to be “a white suprem- staged by conservative activists in Boston. Counterprotesters marched ly distanced themselves acist Klan rally.” from the neo-Nazis, white “That was never the in- speakers of the conserva- Rockeem Robinson, a mon, where a Confederate through New Orleans, supremacists and others tention,” he said. “We’ve tive activist rally said the youth counselor from flag was burned and pro- some of them carrying who fomented violence in only come here to promote event “fell apart.” Cambridge, said he joined testers pounded on the signs that read “White Charlottesville on Aug. free speech on college Congressional candidate the counterprotest to sides of a police vehicle. People Against White Su- 12. A woman was killed at campuses, free speech on Samson Racioppi, who “show support for the Boston Commissioner premacy” and “Black Lives that Unite the Right rally, social media for conserva- was among several slated black community and for William Evans said 33 Matter.” And in Atlanta, a and many others were in- tive, right-wing speakers. to speak, told WCVB-TV all minority communities.” arrests had been made by diverse crowd marched jured, when a car plowed And we have no intention that he didn’t realize “how Members of the Black Saturday night — most- from the city’s downtown into counterdemonstrators. of violence.” unplanned of an event it Lives Matter movement ly for disorderly conduct to the home of the late Rev. Opponents feared that One of the planned was going to be.” held a protest on the Com- while some were for as- Martin Luther King Jr. Damaged Gen. Robert E. Lee statue is removed from Duke University By Jonathan Drew ASSOCIATED PRESS DURHAM, N.C. — Duke University removed a statue of Gen. Robert E. Lee early Saturday after it was vandalized amid a na- tional debate about monu- ments to the Confederacy. The university said it removed the carved lime- The defaced stone likeness before dawn Gen. Robert from the entryway to Duke E. Lee statue Chapel, where it stood stands at the among 10 historical figures. Duke Chapel Officials discovered early on Thursday, Thursday that the statue’s in Durham, face had been gouged and N.C. scarred and that part of the nose is missing. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED Another statue of Lee, PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the top Confederate gen- From left, U.S. Gen. John Nicholson talks with eral during the Civil War, values of our university,” where the statue stood. removal. Duke is a private Col. Khanullah Shuja and U.S. Gen. Joseph Votel was the focus of the vio- Price said in the letter. Other monuments around university and outside the at Camp Morehead in Afghanistan, Sunday. lent protest in Charlottes- Durham has been a fo- North Carolina also have scope of that law. ville, Virginia, that turned cal point in the debate been vandalized since the The Lee statue had stood deadly a week ago. over Confederate statues Charlottesville protest, for about 85 years between Duke University presi- after protesters tore down and calls are growing to two other historical figures US commander dent Vincent Price said in a bronze Confederate sol- take down a Confederate of the American South, a letter to the campus com- soldier statue from the dier in front of a govern- Thomas Jefferson and munity that he consulted campus of the Universi- launches special ment building downtown poet Sidney Lanier, along with faculty, staff, students ty of North Carolina in the main entryway to the and alumni before deciding on Monday. Eight people Chapel Hill. to remove the statue. face charges including ri- Gov. Roy Cooper has neo-Gothic church at the ops in Afghanistan “I took this course of ac- oting and damaging prop- urged the removal of Con- center of Duke’s campus. tion to protect Duke Chap- erty. Days later, hundreds federate monuments from It was moved into storage By Lolita C. Baldor The added forces would el, to ensure the vital safety marched through Durham public property around at 3 a.m. Saturday and its and Robert Burns increase training and ad- of students and communi- in a largely peaceful the state, though his future is undetermined, ASSOCIATED PRESS vising of the Afghan forces ty members who worship demonstration against rac- goal would be difficult to university spokesman Mi- and bolster counterter- there, and above all to ex- ism before an impromptu achieve because of a 2015 chael Schoenfeld told the CAMP MOREHEAD, rorism operations against press the deep and abiding rally at the stone pedestal state law prohibiting their Herald-Sun of Durham. Afghanistan (AP) — Sig- the Taliban and an Islam- naling that the U.S. mili- ic State group affiliate tary expects its mission to trying to gain a foothold continue, the top U.S. com- in the country. GOP doubts and anxieties about mander in Afghanistan on The administration has Sunday hailed the launch been at odds for months over of the Afghan Army’s new how to craft a new strategy special operations corps, president burst into the open for the war in Afghanistan declaring that “we are amid frustrations that 16 with you and we will stay years after 9/11 the conflict By Julie Pace with you.” and Bill Barrow Gen. John Nicholson’s is stalemated. ASSOCIATED PRESS exhortation of continued The Afghan government support for the Afghans only controls half of the WASHINGTON — Pres- country and is beset by ident Donald Trump’s ra- suggested the Pentagon endemic corruption and cially fraught comments may have won its argu- infighting. The Islam- about a deadly neo-Nazi ment that America’s mil- ic State group has been rally have thrust into the itary must stay engaged hit hard but continues to open some Republicans’ in the conflict in order attempt major attacks, deeply held doubts about to insure terrorists don’t insurgents still find safe his competency and tem- once again threaten the perament, in an extraordi- U.S. from safe havens in harbor in Pakistan, and nary public airing of wor- Afghanistan. Russia, Iran and others ries and grievances about The White House an- are increasingly trying a sitting president by his nounced that President to shape the outcome. At own party. Donald Trump would ad- this point, everything the Behind the high-profile dress the nation’s troops U.S. military has proposed denunciations voiced this and the American people points to keeping the Af- week by GOP senators once Monday night to update ghan government in place considered Trump allies, the path forward in Af- and struggling to turn a scores of other, influential ghanistan and South Asia. dismal quagmire around. Republicans began to ex- Nicholson, speaking pri- U.S. Defense Secretary press grave concerns about or to the White House Jim Mattis said he is satis- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the state of the Trump announcement, said the fied with how the adminis- presidency. In interviews Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn. commandos and a plan to tration formulated its new with Associated Press re- is surrounded by reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington. double the size of the Af- Afghanistan war strate- porters across nine states, ghan’s special operations gy. But he refused to talk 25 Republican politicians, “It was a turning point year period,” Lake said. assertion that “both sides” forces are critical to win- about the new policy until party officials, advisers in terms of Republicans Trump’s handling of the — the white supremacists ning the war. it was disclosed by Trump. and donors expressed wor- being able to say, we’re not protests in Charlottesville, and the counter-protest- “I assure you we are with He said the delibera- ries about whether Trump even going to get close to Virginia, has shaken his ers — were to blame for you in this fight. We are tions, including talks at has the self-discipline and that,” Cantor said. presidency unlike any of the violence that left one with you and we will stay the Camp David presi- dential retreat on Friday, capability to govern suc- Chip Lake, a Geor- the other self-created cri- protester dead. And some with you,” he said during gia-based GOP opera- ses that have rattled the were done properly. cessfully. members of Trump’s own a ceremony at Camp Eric Cantor, the former tive who did not vote for White House during his Morehead, a training base “I am very comfortable staff were outraged by his House majority leader Trump in the general elec- seven months in office. for Afghan commandos that the strategic process from Virginia, said Repub- tion, raised the prospect of Business leaders have bolt- combative assertion that southeast of Kabul. was sufficiently rigorous,” licans signaled this week the president leaving of- ed from White House coun- there were “very fine peo- The Pentagon was await- Mattis said, speaking that Trump’s handling of fice before his term is up. cils, wary of being associ- ple” among those marching ing a final announcement aboard a military aircraft the Charlottesville pro- “It’s impossible to see a ated with the president. with the white suprema- by Trump on a proposal on an overnight flight tests was “beyond just a scenario under which this Military leaders distanced cists, neo-Nazis and KKK to send nearly 4,000 more from Washington to Am- distraction.” is sustainable under a four- themselves from Trump’s members. U.S. troops to Afghanistan. man, Jordan. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- 229 Broadway; at 1:38 p.m. p.m. Friday on Harwood Street; quiet down. Mastermind of larly arrests, reflect police records. In Saturday at 7-Eleven at 3 Lyn- at 2:18 a.m. Saturday on the event of a perceived inaccuracy, nfield St.; at 3:24 p.m. Satur- Pleasant Street; at 8:33 p.m. Theft it is the sole responsibility of the con- day at Chestnut and Goodridge Saturday on Nelson Street; at lottery fraud streets; at 4:02 p.m. Saturday 5:43 a.m. Sunday on Central A report of a boat entered cerned party to contact the relevant at Park Street and Western Av- Avenue. and items taken at 12:20 p.m. police department and have the enue; at 8:31 p.m. Saturday at Saturday at Salem Harbor. A department issue a notice of correc- 42 Beacon Hill Ave.; at 9:30 Theft boat was reportedly entered in faces 25 years tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or p.m. Saturday at 19 Market the past week and electronics A report of a larceny at 10:39 and fishing equipment were clarifications will not be made without Square; at 9:59 p.m. Saturday By David Pitt Moines. Over the course of a.m. Friday at 26 Broad St.; at taken. The cabin was a disas- express notice of change from the ar- at Centre Street and Market ASSOCIATED PRESS the next six years, Tipton 5:22 p.m. Friday at 184 Cha- ter; at 7:39 p.m. Saturday at Square. would go on to fix six more resting police department. tham St.; at 7:32 p.m. Friday Salem Harbor. A boat was re- DES MOINES, Iowa — A report of a motor vehicle lottery games across five at 200 Locust St.; at 11:24 portedly broken into and tuna For a decade, computer accident with personal injury at states, netting more than LYNN a.m. Saturday at 12 Fortesque reels and other equipment was programmer Eddie Tip- 2:33 p.m. Friday at 35 Wash- $2 million. Yet his employ- Terrace; at 4:54 p.m. Saturday stolen. ton reliably showed up for ington St.; at 1:05 p.m. Satur- er trusted him so much Arrests day at Boston and Washington on Burdett Road; at 11:15 p.m. A report of a stolen phone at work at the central Iowa Saturday at 47 Collins St.; at 7:03 p.m. Saturday on Brough- office of the Multi-State that he was promoted in Jorge Aurich, 33, of 20 Har- streets; at 7:43 p.m. Saturday 2013 to head information at Dartmouth and Lynnfield 7:32 a.m. Sunday at 16 Flint ton Road. Lottery Association and wood St., was arrested on war- security, placing him in streets; at 8:42 p.m. Saturday St.; at 8:57 a.m. Sunday at earned the confidence of rant charges of three counts 431 Lynnway. Vandalism his co-workers, a team of charge of protecting the of larceny, larceny by single at 120 Broadway; at 10:05 p.m. Saturday at Manning A report of a robbery at 3:36 technicians entrusted to very lottery computer sys- scheme, forgery of a document, A report of vandalism at 8:54 Road and Western Avenue; at p.m. Friday at 35 Washington build computers used to tems he had been cheat- forging or uttering a forged p.m. Friday on Creesy Street. 12:36 a.m. Sunday at 94 Bay St.; at 9:07 p.m. Friday at 21 randomly pick numbers ing. credit card, credit card fraud, A driver’s side window was View Ave.; at 6:53 a.m. Sunday Joyce St.; at 9:23 a.m. Satur- for some of the most pop- Tipton pleaded guilty improper use of a credit card reportedly broken. The caller at 3 Tracy Ave. day at 21 Joyce St.; at 10:24 ular lottery games in the in June after denying and identity fraud at 2:50 a.m. found it that morning when he A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Saturday at Cook Street U.S. wrongdoing since his 2015 Saturday. Playground. went out to his car. Little did they know arrest. His attorney is Francis Casey, 65, of 39 hit and run accident at 6:38 p.m. Friday at Commercial and A report of motor vehicle theft that while they worked to seeking a sentence of no Amity St., was arrested and at 7:54 p.m. Friday at 21 Joyce uphold the integrity of lot- more than three to four charged with assault and bat- Neptune streets; at 7:12 p.m. PEABODY St.; at 11:21 a.m. Sunday at teries, Tipton had secretly years in prison, arguing tery with a dangerous weapon Friday at Cooper Street and Western Avenue. YMCA at 20 Neptune Blvd. Accidents installed software that al- that his client is unfair- and violation of a harassment lowed him to pick winning prevention order at 11:29 p.m. ly being treated far more Assaults Vandalism A report of a motor vehicle numbers and was collect- harshly than other people Saturday. accident at 4:57 p.m. Saturday ing money from jackpots Krista Galvin, 28, off 5 Rob- A report of motor vehicle van- involved in the scheme. A report of an assault and at Northshore Mall at 210N An- in multiple states. Tipton admitted to mas- in Hood Lane, Burlington, was dalism at 12:13 p.m. Friday at dover St.; at 12:15 a.m. Sunday battery at 12:02 a.m. Saturday “The depth of his de- terminding the lottery arrested and charged with drug 50 Highland Ave.; at 1:35 p.m. at Exit 45 on Route 95 South. A on Franklin Street. ceit is dumbfounding,” rigging scheme as part of possession with intent to dis- Friday at 63 Franklin St.; at motorcycle into the woods was A report of an assault at Assistant Iowa Attorney a plea deal reached with tribute, unregistered motor ve- 3:21 p.m. Saturday at 5 High reported. One person was tak- General Rob Sand said in 10:17 a.m. Saturday on Moun- Sand to resolve charges in hicle, uninsured motor vehicle/ Rock St.; at 10:37 p.m. Satur- en to Massachusetts General court filings seeking a 25- tain Avenue. all states from which he trailer and operation of a motor day at 10 Clovelly St.; at 4:01 Hospital; at 11:17 a.m. Sunday year prison term for Tip- had won jackpots. Tipton vehicle with a revoked registra- Breaking and Entering a.m. Sunday at 35 Washington at 192 Main St. and 2 Howley ton when he is sentenced tion at 7:55 p.m. Friday. St. St. Tuesday in Des Moines. agreed to detail for au- Melquidania Gonzalez, 30, A report of a breaking and A report of vandalism at 7:08 A report of a motor vehicle “Such crimes cannot be thorities how he altered of 3 Henry Ave., Apt. 3, was ar- entering at 1:15 p.m. Friday a.m. Sunday at 7-Eleven at 50 hit and run accident at 11:24 answered without a pris- the computers, reveal all rested and charged with Class at 26 Broad St.; at 8:54 p.m. Western Ave. p.m. Saturday at Extended Stay on sentence.” the games he had fixed B drug possession and on a Friday on Webster Street; at America at 200 Jubilee Drive; After hitting the first and who helped him. warrant charge of violation of 11:38 a.m. Saturday at 70 Ex- MARBLEHEAD at 10:15 a.m. Sunday at Ex- ill-gotten jackpot in Col- Sand said Tipton, in a an abuse prevention order at change St.; at 9:30 p.m. Satur- tended Stay America at 200 orado in 2005, Tipton be- two-day interview, an- 7:55 p.m. Friday. day at 27 Beyer Place. Accidents Jubilee Drive. gan building himself a swered all the questions, Julio Lopez, 22, of 45 Coburn A report of a motor vehicle 4,800-square-foot house but often minimized and St., was arrested and charged breaking and entering at 11:49 A report of a pedestrian Complaints with a movie theater and rationalized the criminal with unlicensed operation of a p.m. Saturday at Cook Street struck by a truck at 9:16 a.m. gym on 22 acres with nature of his actions and motor vehicle and alcohol from Playground. Friday at Beacon and Green A report of a suspicious ac- a pond outside of Des their effects. an open container in a motor streets. The person was taken tivity at 3:42 p.m. Saturday vehicle at 6:47 p.m. Saturday. Complaints to Salem Hospital. at Walgreens at 35 Main St. Obed Matul-Pojoy, 28, of A possibly homeless man re- 532 Lynnfield St., was arrested A report of a disturbance at Complaints portedly threw a bottle cap at and charged with unlicensed 10:25 a.m. Friday at 80 Saga- a woman, but it didn’t hit her. operation of a motor vehicle more St.; at 10:30 a.m. Friday A report of a man going The man was also following and on a warrant charge of at Boston Street and Dowfield through trash at 10:32 a.m. the woman and yelling at her. allowing improper operation of Terrace; at 4:22 p.m. Friday at Friday on Riverside Drive. A Police responded and couldn’t a motor vehicle at 9:10 p.m. 40 Newhall St.; at 4:38 p.m. caller reported a man was go- find the man. Saturday. Friday at 270 Union St.; at ing through her trash — she A report of a disturbance at Melvin Santiago, 43, of 100 6:28 p.m. Friday at 80 Wash- puts out her Amazon bags with 10:02 p.m. Saturday at Gold- Willow St./Shelter, was arrest- ington St.; at 7:15 p.m. Fri- all of her credit card informa- en Banana at 151 Newbury ed and charged with attempt day at 224 Washington St.; at tion on them. She stated that St. A man and woman yelling to commit a crime and assault 8:24 p.m. Friday at 23 Hous- she would invest in a shredder at each other was reported; at and battery at 5:02 p.m. Friday. ton St.; at 9:47 p.m. Friday at and has yelled at the man to 10:04 p.m. Saturday at 319 Shannon Smith, of 19 Stone 94 Kirtland St.; at 10:36 p.m. move along. She did not want Lynnfield St.; at 10:11 p.m. Place, was arrested on warrant Friday at 224 Washington St.; a police response. Saturday at 3122 Avalon Drive; A report of suspicious activ- charges of shoplifting by aspor- at 11:36 p.m. Friday at 94 at 11:14 p.m. Saturday at 10 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tation and trespassing at 2:36 Kirtland St.; at 2:15 a.m. Sat- ity at 4:12 p.m. Friday on Fort Emery St.; at 1:52 a.m. Sunday a.m. Saturday. urday at 30 Surfside Road; at Sewall Lane. A caller reported at 30 Hampshire Road. Wyndham Lathem, a Northwestern Universi- Michael Thompson, of 145 2:45 a.m. Saturday on Andrew seeing three kids up near the ty professor, and Andrew Warren, an Oxford Lewis St., was arrested on a Street; at 2:45 a.m. Saturday fort and only two ran off. He Fire University financial officer, have been charged warrant charge of operation on Allerton Street; at 8:45 a.m. thought that one may have with first-degree murder in the death of Tren- of a motor vehicle with a sus- Saturday at Washington Street gone inside the fort. Police re- A report of a mulch fire at 5 ton James Cornell-Duranleau. pended license at 10:39 p.m. and Western Avenue; at 1:36 ported the building was secure p.m. Saturday at 33 Centennial Friday. p.m. Saturday at 65 Boston and empty. Drive and 7 Summit St. St.; at 3:35 p.m. Saturday at A caller reported being up- Professor killed Accidents 80 Boston St.; at 6:18 p.m. set at 10:19 a.m. Saturday Theft Saturday at 87 Allerton St.; at on South Street that when she A report of a motor vehicle 10:06 p.m. Saturday on Quincy came into the police station the A report of a larceny at 5:09 accident at 10:55 a.m. Friday Terrace; at 10:19 p.m. Satur- prior week, the call was logged p.m. Saturday at 9 Beacon St. boyfriend as part at Casco Road and Lynnfield day at Cook Street Playground; and the newspaper brought out A theft of a lawnmower, worth Street; at 11:22 a.m. Friday at at 11:03 p.m. Saturday at 39 her complaint from three years about $250, was reported. Chestnut Street and Western Amity St.; at 1:28 a.m. Sunday ago and published it again. She of sexual fantasy Avenue; at 11:22 a.m. Friday on Lynn Shore Drive; at 2:49 apologized to the man who was SWAMPSCOTT at 52 Boston St.; at 2:15 p.m. a.m. Sunday at 50 Lynnway; at involved on Saturday and was By Michael Tarm as he listened to the pros- Friday at 322 Essex St.; at 7:11 3:33 a.m. Sunday on Newhall going to bring it to the paper to Accidents ASSOCIATED PRESS ecutor offer a chilling nar- p.m. Friday at Boston and Myr- tell them that it wasn’t fair that rative of the slaying. He Street; at 5 a.m. Sunday at 10 CHICAGO — The fatal tle streets; at 11:06 p.m. Friday Valley Ave. they brought up her complaint A report of a motor vehicle later deemed both men at Essex Street and Rogers Ave- from three years ago. accident with personal injury at stabbing of a hairstylist in potentially dangerous and Chicago was part of a sex- nue; at 12:51 a.m. Saturday at Overdose A report of a disturbance at 2:35 p.m. Friday at Mall Access flight risks, ordering them 985 Western Ave.; at 1:36 a.m. 12:44 a.m. Sunday on Laurel and Paradise roads. ual fantasy hatched in an to remain in jail pending Saturday at Lynn Shore Drive A report of an overdose at Court. A caller reported she A report of a motor vehicle online chatroom between trial on first-degree mur- a Northwestern Univer- and Pierce Road; at 11:32 11:56 a.m. Friday on Lynnway; could hear breaking glass and accident at 1:11 a.m. Saturday der charges. sity professor and an Ox- a.m. Saturday at Nelson Street at 8:52 p.m. Friday on Henry yelling from next door. Police at 670 Humphrey St.; at 11:01 “The heinous facts speak ford University employ- and Western Avenue; at 12:32 Avenue; at 10:17 p.m. Friday reported the homeowner’s son a.m. Saturday at Stop & Shop for themselves,” he said. ee, whose plan included p.m. Saturday at Richdale at on Boston Street; at 11:01 had friends over and agreed to at 450 Paradise Road. Lathem and Warren — a killing someone and then British citizen employed themselves, prosecutors as a financial official at told a Cook County judge the Oxford, England, uni- Sunday at a bond hearing Suspect in killings of Florida officers arrested versity — were dressed in for the men. An Illinois prosecutor their own clothes Sunday KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) at their first court ap- — A police officer in Flor- Officer Matthew shared disturbing new details about the July 27 pearance in Chicago. They ida died from his injuries Baxter, left, and slaying, describing to the stood calmly, their hands Saturday, a day after his Sam Howard were court how Trenton James behind their backs, as colleague was killed when checking suspicious Cornell-Duranleau, the the prosecutor and judge a suspect fired at them people in an area 26-year-old boyfriend of spoke. during a scuffle while they of Kissimmee, Fla., since-fired microbiology Lathem paid for War- were on patrol. The suspect known for drug professor Wyndham Lath- ren’s ticket to travel to was later arrested at a bar. activity when they em, was stabbed 70 times the United States and he Sgt. Sam Howard died were shot and did at Lathem’s Chicago con- picked Warren up at Chi- Saturday afternoon at a not have an oppor- do and with such brutali- cago’s O’Hare Interna- hospital where he had tunity to return fire. ty that he was nearly de- tional Airport a few days been taken following capitated. His throat was before the killing, the Friday night’s attack in prosecutor said. On July PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS slit and pulmonary artery Kissimmee, Fla., located torn. 26, one day before the south of the theme park cluding Miller, when the dued him, O’Dell said. involuntarily committed Lathem, 46, had commu- killing, Lathem booked a hub of Orlando. officer got into a scuffle They found a handgun for a mental evaluation nicated for months before room for Warren near the Officer Matthew Baxter condo, Toller said. with Miller. Howard, his and revolver on him. by the Osceola County with Andrew Warren, 56, died Friday night, a short about “carrying out their Cornell-Duranleau, a sergeant, responded as “They were extremely Sheriff’s Office. The ear- time after authorities say backup, said Kissimmee brave and heroic actions sexual fantasies of killing Michigan native, had been ly stages of the investi- he was shot by 45-year-old Police Chief Jeff O’Dell. taken by the deputies,” others and then them- asleep in Lathem’s high- Everett Miller. The officers didn’t have O’Dell said. gation shows that Miller selves,” Natosha Toller, rise Chicago condo when Miller faces a charge of an opportunity to return The police chief said Mill- had made threats to law an assistant Cook County Lathem let Warren into first-degree murder for fire. They weren’t wearing er was taken to jail wear- enforcement on Facebook, state’s Attorney, told the the 10th-floor unit around the killing of Baxter. Au- body cameras. ing Baxter’s handcuffs. O’Dell said. court. While the prose- 4:30 a.m. on July 27 — thorities hadn’t yet said Sheriff’s deputies with a Authorities originally Baxter, 27, had been cutor used the plural in treading carefully so as what charges he could face neighboring law enforce- said they believed there with the Kissimmee Po- talking about the alleged not to wake the victim. As for Howard’s death. ment agency later tracked were four suspects, but fantasy to kill, she did not Warren stood in a doorway, lice Department for three During a patrol late Miller down to a bar and the chief said Saturday say there were other vic- Lathem crept up to Cor- Friday of a neighborhood approached him. Miller that no other arrests are years. He was married to tims. nell-Duranleau and began with a history of drug ac- started reaching toward anticipated. another Kissimmee police Judge Adam Bourgeois plunging a 6-inch drywall tivity, Baxter was “check- his waistband when the Miller, 45, was a Marine officer and they have four Jr. at one point shook his saw knife into his chest ing out” three people, in- deputies tackled and sub- veteran and was recently children. head in apparent disgust and neck, Toller said. MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Tufts University math experts Swampscott to help address gerrymandering mansion facing By Collin Binkley ematical principles that paign have recently cre- something is statistically ASSOCIATED PRESS weren’t visible before.” ated a supercomputer al- unlikely to be randomly Gerrymandering isn’t gorithm that can compare reproduced.” MEDFORD — Some of At the college workshops, wrecking ball new, and it isn’t always a district to millions of the brightest minds in illegal. States are given hypothetical alternatives Duchin is trying to spark math arrived at Tufts Uni- wide latitude to draw their to determine whether the conversations that could versity last week to tack- MANSION cation. own voting districts, and original map is a statisti- lead to even more tests From A1 “The overwhelming ma- le an issue lawyers and since at least the 1800s cal outlier, which can offer and to sort out which are political scientists have jority of sites that seek politicians have sought evidence of bias. Teams at best. She’s also bringing Corcoran, whose com- been struggling with for site eligibility letters get to cement their power by the University of Michi- in lawyers to train math- pany is listed as Boberin decades. site eligibility, so just to creating districts in which gan and Duke University ematicians how to testify LLC, recently submitted They came from colleges set expectations here — certain voting groups are have developed similar al- as expert witnesses in ger- a comprehensive permit across the country for a it’s not perfunctory per spread thinly over many gorithms. rymandering lawsuits so site approval application weeklong conference on se — but this is not the districts or clumped heav- Other quantitative they can apply and defend to the Massachusetts gerrymandering, the prac- meaty part of the process,” ily into only a few. Either methods that have gained the tests. Housing Finance Agen- tice of crafting voting dis- Selectman Peter Spellios way, it dilutes their power. traction include the “effi- Legal teams have al- cy (MassHousing), which tricts in a way that favors said, referring to the sub- ready contacted Duchin town officials said they voters from a certain polit- Drawing districts along ciency gap” formula, which sequent comprehensive received a copy of a little ical party or demographic. racial lines has been ruled measures to what extent a requesting expert witness- permit process with the more than a week ago. It’s a topic of growing in- unconstitutional, as in political party benefited es right away, she said, ZBA. The application proposes terest among many math North Carolina, where a from district boundaries and demand is expected to “This is more of a general a Chapter 40B housing and data experts who say federal court struck down in a particular election. surge after new congres- review of the site relative project. their scholarly fields can 28 districts last year be- Duchin at Tufts is work- sional districts are drawn to the project,” Spellios When reached by phone, provide new tools to help cause state Republicans ing on her own “curvature” following the 2020 census. continued. “Sixteen units Corcoran said he had no courts identify voting relied too heavily on race metric that combines two “We expect there to be on an acre is not out of comment on the proposed maps that are drawn un- when drawing them. Ger- major measures of com- an unprecedented amount whack compared to what development. fairly. rymandering along par- pactness. of litigation after the 2020 the state has seen and the Under the proposal, ex- Among those working to tisan lines has survived Some of the updated census, and we want there state has approved else- isting buildings on the bridge the classroom and legal challenges, but the approaches helped con- to be witnesses available where … Even if the town site would be cleared to al- the courtroom is Moon Supreme Court will revis- vince a federal court in around the country,” she wrote the most damning low for new construction, Duchin, a math professor at it the topic this year in a Wisconsin last year that said. letter about this project which would include three Tufts who orchestrated the Wisconsin lawsuit that ex- the state’s voting districts Her group’s next work- — in my experience, in 4-story structures that gathering at her Boston-ar- perts say could be a land- amounted to illegal par- shops will be hosted at col- all likelihood — unless would house 16 units of ea campus. The workshop mark case. tisan gerrymandering, leges in North Carolina, there was something ex- residential space spread was the first in a series Mathematicians hope and legal experts say the Wisconsin, Texas and Cali- treme that hasn’t been no- over the buildings. Four being organized at cam- to help by offering new swarm of new data tools fornia, all states that have ticed yet or talked about, of those residential units puses nationwide to unite measurements to evalu- could reshape how cases faced allegations of some DHCD (the Department of would be set aside as af- academics and to harness ate whether a district has are decided. type of gerrymandering. Housing and Community fordable housing units, cutting-edge mathematics been drawn unfairly. Until “Traditional redistrict- Organizers say their goal Development) most likely Kane said. to address gerrymandering. recently many courts have ing disputes have sort of a is to pick conference appli- will say you can go to the Kane said the first floor “Mathematicians are relied on relatively unsci- he-said, she-said aspect to cants who are experts in next step.” of all three buildings coming late to this prob- entific methods, experts them,” said Michael Li, se- their fields and could later Kane said if the ZBA de- would be garage space, lem,” said Duchin, who say, often using the so- nior redistricting counsel become research partners. nies a comprehensive per- due to the fact that the started studying the called “eyeball test” to see at the Brennan Center for “We’ll be teaching them, mit, it’s quite likely that it property is right on the shapes of electoral dis- if a district’s shape looks Justice at New York Uni- but we’ll also be asking gets overturned to be ap- water and is located with- tricts after teaching a reasonably compact and versity. “Statistical tests them questions,” Duchin proved. in a flood zone. The top course on voting during regular. and data-driven tests can said. “At end of day, we “This is a tough state three floors of each build- the presidential primary By contrast, research- be really helpful to courts want to produce some- law and we’re going to ing would be the living last year. “We think we ers at the University of in ascertaining when a thing that leads to better have to really think very space for all three build- can see underlying math- Illinois at Urbana-Cham- map goes too far, when standards. carefully,” said Town Ad- ings. ministrator Sean Fitz- A brief project descrip- gerald. “We have to be tion provided by the de- objective right now as we One’s trash is another’s treasure veloper in his application look at all of our options shows that each building administratively, but 40B would contain five or six has been used by develop- units each. Fourteen of the ers in many communities at the Marblehead Swap Shop units are three bedrooms, across Massachusetts as with the remaining two a way to exempt local con- units providing two bed- trol and permitting.” erator was built in 1950. SWAP SHOP rooms. Sizes of the living Kane said it was import- During those years, there From A1 space range from 1,400 to ant for officials to be clear was open pit burning, 2,900 square feet. There updated construction costs. that 40B is not a bad thing with material, including would be 37 parking spac- and can be very positive Phase 1 of the project products containing lead es — four of which would consisted of landfill cap- for a community. and heavy metals brought be uncovered and the rest “In all honesty, Swamp- ping, which began in 2014 on site, burned and placed would be located in garag- and wrapped up last No- scott does need additional in the landfill. es. vember, and accounted for affordable housing,” Kane Most of the 1950 trans- Kane said the developer more than $17 million of said. “We’ve identified that fer station building has has submitted an appli- in our Housing Production the funds allocated for the cation to MassHousing, upgrade. been demolished, but the Plan. And it’s just incum- trash compactor will re- which has asked the Board bent on us as the Board of Marblehead entered of Selectmen for some com- into a consent decree with main in place until a new Selectmen, staff members transfer station is con- ments on the proposed and (community) mem- the state Department of project. Kane gave a pre- structed. Petty said there bers to determine — is Environmental Protection sentation on the proposed isn’t a date scheduled for this site appropriate for to cap and close the land- development last Wednes- fill in the early 2000s. Be- when construction will be- that type of development day at a Board of Select- and is the scale of the de- fore the capping, the town gin. men meeting, and the se- hadn’t landfilled material velopment appropriate as Gayla Cawley can be lectmen asked residents for well? I think that we can’t since 1975. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK reached at gcawley@item- their input. just automatically assume The town’s existing “This is not a project live.com. Follow her on Bruce Cohen of Marblehead browses through that it’s not appropriate.” landfill was constructed in that the town has been the 1930s and the incin- Twitter @GaylaCawley. the containers at the Swap Shop. Neighbors to the pro- engaged on,” Kane said. posed development who “This is a private devel- attended last Wednesday’s opment so we’re kind of meeting did not appear to Medford has a common vision for plaza learning about the project be in favor of the potential and the project proposal project. just like the rest of the Grounds, according to the areas, enhanced lighting, throughout the city. One Lincoln House Point MEDFORD community is at the same statement, with views of accommodating pavement Construction will cost resident, who requested From A1 time.” surrounding landmarks for passive recreation and $749,900, the statement that he only be identified Even if MassHousing Envisioned as a new hub as well as connections into space suitable for events said, with the money as a neighborhood repre- approves that the site is for arts, entertainment the cemetery. and more. awarded through a feder- sentative, said the neigh- eligible for a 40B project, and a relaxing spot to stop The project design will Plaza signs will direct al Land and Water Con- bors were blindsided by it does not mean that the and enjoy lunch, the park include demolishing a for- the proposal and have se- visitors to the open space servation Fund grant and project is approved, Kane will enhance passive rec- rious concerns about the mer bus shelter and trans- areas along the Mystic supplemented by state said. He said it simply reation, cultural activities project. forming the area into a River, providing direc- Chapter 90 Funds and means that it is eligible and provide a gathering multi-level area that is tion to walking and bik- city Linkage Funds. The He said the project will for that process, and is a place more vehicles on the space for public events fully handicap-accessible. ing routes connecting to city Office of Community first step in the process for in the heart of Medford The plaza will have new surrounding open spaces Development and Engi- roadway than currently a 40B project. exist, which will increase Square. trees and low level plant- as well as sites of histor- neering is overseeing the The state’s 40B housing It will abut the Burying ings, seating and picnic ic and cultural interest project. traffic on a very narrow program allows developers road. He added that the to override local zoning by- seawall on the property is laws to increase the stock of in serious disrepair, and Saugus eats up nutritional advice from a Hilltop chef affordable housing in mu- questioned whether it nicipalities where less than would support the weight in the restaurant industry, 6 percent in rice. He rec- good chance there’s not a DOWARD 10 percent of the homes are of the project’s structures. chef there at all,” he said. From A1 Doward learned about the ommended bison over defined as affordable. In The 30-day deadline chemicals and antibiotics hamburger because it has “There’s an executive chef Swampscott, less than four date for the town’s re- plates placed in front of are added to shrimp and less calories and choles- in an office who tells kids percent of its housing is con- sponse to the MassHous- hungry patrons. other seafood that take a terol. He also suggested what to do.” sidered affordable. ing application is Sept. 6, He stressed the impor- toll on the human body, he grinding the bison rather He said he was grateful Kane said through 40B, with a MassHousing site tance of eating the right said. than cooking it as a steak Frank Giuffrida turned the developer can go visit scheduled for Tues- kinds of seafood twice a He recommended fresh because of how easy it is to him away for lack of ex- through a comprehensive day at 10 a.m. The select- week; People should eat tuna, but cautioned ama- overcook. perience the first time he permit process to seek men asked Kane to re- wild salmon, not farm teur cooks not to overcook “If you overcook a bison applied for a Hilltop posi- waivers from zoning re- quest an extension on the raised, and Gulf shrimp the fish. steak, you might as well tion. quirements. The Mass- deadline and to ask that only, he said. “It cooks quickly because just eat the chair you’re “He made sure people in Housing site approval is a the site visit be pushed off there were good at their “Even when there was there’s no fat,” he said. sitting on,” he said. required component of any by a week. jobs,” Doward said. “Thir- comprehensive permit ap- oil in the Gulf (of Mex- “Give it two to three min- Doward also cautioned ty-six years later I was plication to be submitted Gayla Cawley can be ico), it was safer to eat utes.” the three dozen people in running the place.” to the Zoning Board of reached at gcawley@item- Gulf shrimp than the stuff Rather than switching attendance to be wary of Appeals (ZBA), according live.com. Follow her on from Indonesia and other from white rice to brown, eating out too frequently. Bridget Turcotte can be to the MassHousing appli- Twitter @GaylaCawley. countries,” he said. 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MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Sunday...... 3807 Sunday...... 4118 Forecast for Monday, August 21, 2017 Except for a few afternoon SW winds around 5 kt. Waves Saturday...... 5414 Saturday...... 2428 Sunrise today 5:56 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. clouds, mainly sunny. High 1 foot or less. Friday...... 4065 Friday...... 1201 Sunset today 7:36 p.m. around 85F. Winds WSW at 5 Tonight: SW winds around 5 Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: H to 10 mph. Sunrise tomorrow 5:57 a.m. kt. Waves 1 foot or less. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER H High tide today 11:50 p.m. L 69F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 All 4...... $5,472 All 4...... $5,123 Low tide today 5:33 p.m. mph. First or last 3...... $766 First or last 3...... $717 Any 2...... $66 Any 2...... $61 High tide tomorrow 12:24 p.m. Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $228 All 4...... $427

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©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 NSBL title goes to Night Owls By Scot Cooper FOR THE ITEM SWAMPSCOTT — Jake White sin- gled and scored in the top of the 11th inning Sunday, to knock in the winning run as the Kingston Night Owls out- lasted the Swampscott Sox, 7-6, to win the North Shore Baseball League title. It was the fourth time in the series the teams went to extra innings. Both teams won two extra-inning games, with the Night Owls holding off a big charge by Swampscott, who trailed 3-1 in games. Things started off well for the Sox, who jumped ahead 1-0 in the bottom of the second, scoring their first run off of Knight Owls starter Sean Callahan. Neither Callahan nor the Sox starter, Mike Richardson was around when this marathon ballgame came to an end. Brian Maynard and Esteban Pau- la hit back-to-back singles, and both moved up on a single by Junior Santos. Kyle O’Connor drove Maynard in with an infield hit, but Kingston escaped further damage with an inning-ending double play. As they have done quite a few times Silver Classic lives in this 7-game series, the Night Owls grabbed the lead in the top of the third with three off of Richardson. Nick Co- mei drove in Nick Shumski with a up to its name single, and Steve Gerossie made it 3-1 with a 2-run single. LYNN — The 2-man team of A 2-hole playoff ensued, begin- The first of two dramatic blasts by Paul Gorman and Faton Smrqaku ning on the 18th. With the deck the Sox made it 3-3 in the bottom of emerged as victors in the annual crowded and watching, all three the fifth. Elvis Rodriguez smashed one Gannon Golf Course Silver Clas- halved the 18th to move onto deep into the woods behind the left field sic Sunday, but the men had to a second hole — the first. And fence. Paula had walked in front of Ro- work overtime to do it. that’s where it ended. driguez. “This is the biggest tourna- Several players had difficulty The Night Owls scored one more off of ment of the year, besides the Club all weekend with the first hole, a Richardson, who was lifted in favor of Championship,” said Inner Club par-4 with a dogleg turn. However, Chris Murphy, who was touched up for president Bob Cross. Smrqaku was able to chip a third a couple, making it 6-3. The Kingston The tournament is a 2-man best shot to five feet and drain the putt lead would not last very long. ball over the course of two days. for 4 net 3 and for the win. In the home half of the sixth, May- By the end of regulation play “Thanks to all the players in nard dropped a double into right field, Sunday, three teams were tied at- the field of 136,” said Cross, and scored on another double by the PHOTOS | BOB ROCHE next batter, Clemente Parra. Parra got minus-17, with net scores of 123. “and thanks to our pro Dave Sib- a nice view from second base as Junior Besides Gorman-Smrqaku, the ley, his staff, and our new head Top, teammates Brett Kennison, left, and Santos crushed one over the fence in other two teams were Jerry Wor- groundskeeper, Pat Manning, for James Friedman line up a birdie putt Sat- left-center to make it a 6-6 ballgame. thylake-Matt Civiello and Tim the great setup of the course. It urday. Above are winners Paul Gorman, left, Calvani-Joe Ottariano. was amazing! and Faton Smrqaku. NSBL, B2 St. Mary’s Garcia de nitely has the post-season bug in his system By Katie Morrison ITEM STAFF LYNN — St. Mary’s se- nior Chris Garcia has got- ten a taste of a deep post- season run. Back in 2015, when Gar- cia was a sophomore, the Spartans’ soccer team went all the way to the Division 4 state final before falling to Monson. Now, as one of the captains of the St. Mary’s squad for the upcoming season, Garcia is hungrier than ever to get back there. “Words can’t explain how badly I want to get back,” Garcia said. “When we played in that state fi- nal, my heart was beating so fast. That feeling is just PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON amazing.” Saugus’ Ronnie Paolo elds a bouncing throw Garcia has been work- during the Lynn Invitational Baseball Show- ing hard in the offseason to make his senior year case at Fraser Field over the weekend. the best yet. That includes playing for the GPS Massa- chusetts National Premier It was a weekend League (GPS NPL) club team, ranked the top pro- ITEM FILE PHOTO gram in the state and the When Chris Garcia (No. 17) was a sophomore, St. Mary’s boys soccer for baseball lovers region and 32nd nationally. went to the state nal in Division 4. Now that he’s a senior, he is driv- By Steve Krause says co-founder Joel Kara- GARCIA, B2 en to get back there. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR kaedos. The tournament, now in its 12th year (11 of LYNN — Dax Billings- them have been at Fraser ley, going into his senior and one at Danvers’ Twi Relays a switch for Lynn Woods road races year at Lynn English, Field), is designed, Kara- stopped to talk to someone kaedos said, to allow Di- on his way out of Fraser By Katie Morrison nybrook Road end. so officials can record the times of vision II and III colleges ITEM STAFF Joe Abelon started the summer each team and individual. There’s Field Sunday after taking around New England to part in the Lynn Invita- cross country series in 1970, and also sorting the t-shirts and priz- see players who might LYNN — The weekly Lynn Woods the relay was added the next year. es, many of which are provided by tional Baseball Tourna- end up doing well at their cross country races are one of the ment all-star game. The event draws nearly 100 teams The North Face store in the North schools. staples of summer. They draw large It was a 13-inning game, from across the area and beyond. Shore Mall, which has been a loy- “Generally, we get one crowds every week, with a mix designed that way so that Some groups come with a pre-regis- al sponsor. The store also provides or two kids who come out all of the players chosen to of regulars and newcomers dash- tered team of four, while other indi- of this invitational every gift cards as prizes and items for play in the showcase game ing through the three designated viduals show up on the night of the year that get drafted by raffles. The winners of the men’s could get a good look. courses. race and get grouped into teams so Major League organiza- and women’s open divisions as well Before he could leave, he Wednesday, however, the week- they can participate. tions. And even if they as the final team to finish the race. was already making plans ly event will look a little different. The preparation has already be- don’t, they benefit greatly The races are broken into several to talk to some of the area’s More than 90 teams of four runners gun for this year’s race. Bill Mul- from an event like this.” divisions: the men’s and women’s baseball coaches — this each will test their skills in the an- len, who organizes the event with Karakaedos, who estab- open divisions, the men’s and wom- one from Worcester State. nual Lynn Woods relay race, start- Abelon, says that this weekend was lished the invitational en’s masters (ages 40-49), men’s That’s the whole idea ing at 6 p.m. in the same place the for getting pre-registered teams behind the invitational, INVITATIONAL, B2 weekly races begin — on the Pen- entered into the computer system, RELAY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 St. Mary’s Garcia wants more post-season action this fall

GARCIA From B1 Garcia also got the chance to travel to Madrid as he was selected to play for the FC Bayern National Team. From June 26 to July 4, Garcia got the chance to play against elite players and to be trained by pro- fessional coaches. “From day one when I stepped into Spain, I knew why I was there. Every- one who had helped me get there knew I was sup- posed to be on top.” The four days included practicing and training with professional coaches and playing against top- notch talent. “I played against three of the hardest teams I’ve ever played against. The level was high,” Garcia said. “It was nothing like U.S. soccer. I feel like (the PHOTO | DINA BILLINGSLEY experience is) going to Lynn English’s Dax Billingsley winds up and gets ready to throw the help with awareness and ball during action Sunday at the Lynn Invitational Tournament at Fra- knowledge of the game.” ITEM FILE PHOTO ser Field. Garcia is taking what he learned from the unique A trip to play in Spain earlier this summer gave experience and aiming Chris Garcia the chance to play against elite for lofty goals this season, players. both for himself personal- Lynn Invitational showcase a ly and his team. “The team has been team who is the leader “We’re trying to win phenomenal,” Garcia said. and why,” he said. everything. Every lit- “We know how to pass, He’s also taken cues good weekend for baseball tle thing,” Garcia said. the chemistry is still high, from his former team- “I can’t say we’re going we’re going to do every- mates, including 2015 They just want everyone to measure themselves INVITATIONAL to win a state final or a thing we can to win.” captains Kevin Esper and to be themselves and be against the best kids in the From B1 (Catholic Central League) The weight of the new- Dan Montoya. the player they can be. It’s area,” he said. “So maybe a along with Tim Fila, an championship or even the ly-appointed captain’s “I’ve known those two a great opportunity.” kid sees that there a lot of city tournament. It takes role is not lost on Garcia. since I was four,” Gar- assistant baseball coach Sean Letarte, going other kids who can throw at St. Mary’s High School, hard work, dedication and “I’m one of the leaders, cia said. “They taught into his junior year at St. better than him, or who says a quick sampling in- heart. But I know for a fact the one the team looks me how to be confident John’s Prep, agrees. can hit better. Maybe this we’re going to go far and up to, and who basically in high school and show dicates that players such “I think this is honest- as Ben Bowden and Rober- will give them the motiva- will try our hardest to win represents the St. Mary’s why you’re there and who ly a great tournament,” tion to get in the weight every game, but we’ll take soccer team,” he said. you’re there for, to repre- to Reyes (English), Dario said Letarte, whose father, Pizzano (Saugus, Malden room and work harder.” it one game at a time.” Garcia has been a key sent St. Mary’s.” Dan, is the head baseball Catholic), Brandon Bin- Karakaedos also feels The senior has his sights piece of the St. Mary’s The Spartans’ quest for coach at St. John’s. “It’s a gel (Peabody, St. John’s that where a lot of sum- set on some individual ac- squad right from the be- a state title begins Sep- great way to get out and Prep), Mike Ruotolo (Pea- mer baseball can run colades as well. ginning of his high school tember 5, as they take on play some ball.” body) and Ryan January players into serious mon- “I want to be an Eastern career. As a freshman in English in the Lynn City And that suits Letarte (Swampscott) have made ey, a showcase like this, Mass. all-star, Gatorade 2014 he was brought onto Tournament first round, it into the MLB draft or fine. His summer has been where some scholarships Player of the Year, state the varsity team, and a rematch of last year’s have been signed to Major taken up by both base- are given, will help some all-star,” Garcia listed off. that’s where he’s stayed final. English toppled St. ball and football and he League organizations. inner-city kids figure out “It’s going to take hard ever since. Mary’s, 3-1, to earn the couldn’t be happier. Having three seasons of city title. That loss is still “We think this is the that they might want to work.” “I love to be out here varsity experience under on Garcia’s mind. top showcase in New En- play ball too. Garcia and the other playing baseball,” he said. Spartans captains have his belt definitely helps “Of course, it’s all we’ve gland,” said Karakaedos. Players who took part “And also I’ve been doing been holding practices when it comes to his loft- been thinking about,” “The venue itself (Fraser) in the invitational over is first class. football workouts too. So twice a week in prepara- ier role on the team, Gar- Garcia said of the upcom- I’d have to say I’m in pret- the past 12 years who tion for the season. The se- cia says. ing tournament. “We have Billingsley, a pitcher, is are now on Major League one of 43 Lynn-area base- ty good shape. nior says he’s feeling good “It gives me the attitude to take it one day and one This showcase is also im- rosters include Jeff Locke about where the team is at. to be able to show the game at a time.” ball players who took part of Kennett, N.H. (Atlanta in the 4-day showcase, portant for Letarte since Braves), Jesse Hahn, Fitch agreed. he was on the shelf most of High School (Tampa Bay “(The directors) Do a his sophomore season with Swampscott falls in NSBL final game very good job selecting the an elbow injury. Rays), Matt Barnes, Beth- players to be showcased,” Karakaedos said that el, Conn. (Boston Red Sox), NSBL though he wasn’t thrilled pitched a perfect seventh Jack Leatherstich, Bever- he said. “I think it’s the for the first three days of From B1 his team would have to and eighth, and gave way best around, because they the showcase, players are ly High (New York Mets), come back to Swampscott for Joe Levasseur in the pick the players based not given the ability to test John Brebbia, Canton Kingston was leading after dropping game six ninth. Levasseur sat down only on talent, but charac- their skills against other High (New York Yankees), in the series, three games Saturday night. quickly, getting three put- Matt Carasiti, Berlin ter. participants under game to one, with the Sox stay- Junior Santos took over outs on seven pitches. (Colorado Rockies), Scott “And,” he said, “they give conditions. ing alive with big wins for Murphy and he allowed The Sox had a great everyone a fair chance. It’s “It’s good in the sense Oberg, Tewksbury Memo- in game five at home ant a baserunner in the sev- chance to win in the bot- a nice atmosphere, too. that some kids will be able rial (Colorado Rockies). game six on the road. enth and a couple of hits tom of the tenth, but had a Kingston manager Paul in the top of the eighth, runner thrown out at the Lynn Woods relay races Wednesday Satori saying he wouldn’t but nobody got past sec- plate with the bases load- be surprised if the series ond base for Kingston. ed. White had three hits RELAY to a teammate. At a cer- sphere at the relay is a went seven games, even Ryan Corriveau had for the winners. From B1 tain point in the evening, little different than that of organizers will send off the weekly races. and women’s seniors (ages anyone who hasn’t yet run “There’s more energy, Stenson shoots 64 to win Wyndham 50-59), men’s veterans in order to finish the race more cheering with the (ages 60-69), women’s vet- before sunset. team aspect,” Mullen said. GREENSBORO, N.C. 22-under 258 at Sedge- kind of damage you can do erans (ages 60 and up), Mullen says the run- Part of that reason is be- (AP) — Henrik Stenson field Country Club, break- in the playoffs. ... If you get men’s super veterans (ages ners are primarily local cause 75 percent of the kept making birdies on ing the course’s 72-hole hot and keep on playing 70 and up), boys and girls with some exceptions, and runners are waiting at the the back nine Sunday at record set by Carl Petters- well, you have a chance to high school and co-ed, for many teams spawn from beginning of the course for the Wyndham Champion- son in 2008 and matched challenge.” teams with two males and local running clubs, like their teammates through- ship. They added up to a last year by Si Woo Kim. Stenson said he left his two females. The different tournament record — and The Swede earned the Mystic Running Club out the hour and a half of driver in his locker all divisions give more teams and the North Shore Strid- the races. his first victory of the year. $1,044,000 and 500 FedEx week — “he’s a little anx- a chance to place. ers. The Wicked Running While between 70 and 75 Stenson closed with Cup points for his sixth As for the race itself, Club races at Lynn Woods teams have already regis- a 6-under 64 for a one- win on tour and his first ious to get out there and a team must have four as part of its Grand Prix tered, those that show up stroke victory in the final since the 2016 British start getting some air time runners in order to enter. series, which includes 10 on Wednesday night are event of the PGA Tour reg- Open. next week,” he quipped of Each member will run different courses around still welcome. For more ular season. “It’s certainly a good the club — and certainly a 2.5-mile leg before re- the area. information on the relay, The 2013 FedEx Cup time to start firing,” Sten- didn’t need it on the par- turning and handing off Mullen says the atmo- visit lwrun.org. champion finished at son said. “We know the 70 Sedgefield course. It’s a changing of the guard for NASCAR BRISTOL, Tenn. (AP) — Cup race in a little over a about,” he said. “Things America’s current appe- Kenseth knows his days Hendrick Motorsports It could have gotten very year and also could use an can turn on dime. But my tite is to back the young as a full-time driver will said he’ll be replaced by uncomfortable as Erik automatic berth into the life couldn’t be much bet- kids just breaking into the end after these final 12 19-year-old William By- Jones and Matt Kenseth playoffs. And, he’s on his ter. I’ve never really been sport. races. ron, and the ride Jones sat side-by-side shortly way out at Gibbs — per- in a better place. I don’t That’s fantastic news “I wish it kind of maybe currently drives for Fur- after an intriguing race at haps even NASCAR alto- think I’ve ever been hap- for car owners, who don’t would have went down a niture Row Racing? Well, Bristol Motor Speedway. gether — because Jones pier. There’s more to life have to shell out millions different way or maybe I that could vanish unless Both drivers wanted to has been hired to drive than racing.” in driver salary to a vet- had another year or two one of those free agents win for very different rea- Kenseth’s car next year. Indeed, there is a lot eran. Kenseth, a two-time there,” he said. “That’s not can piece together a spon- sons, both came up short So when Jones used his more ahead for Kenseth, a Daytona 500 winner and the way it worked out. I sorship package that , then circumstances put bumper to knock Kenseth father of four who turned former Cup champion, think everything happens makes it economically vi- them together in a post- out of the preferred driv- 45 in March. His choices makes a lot of money. or doesn’t happen for a rea- able to keep the car run- race news conference. ing lane at Bristol, a move are just limited because of Jones, at just 21 years son. It will all become clear.” ning. Jones, the rookie, was that took Kenseth from the rapid changing of the old, draws a fraction of Kenseth is far from Even then, a veteran seeking his first Cup Se- contention to a fourth- guard in NASCAR. Kenseth’s salary. alone in this predicament. driver must ask himself if ries victory Saturday place finish, things could Almost overnight, So even though he wants Stewart-Haas Racing its financially worth it to night. He wound up second been very awkward after the veterans are being to keep driving, is a proven did not pick up the 2018 keep racing at a drastical- to Kyle Busch, his soon-to- the race. squeezed out of the Cup winner, still challenges for option for Daytona 500 ly reduced salary. be teammate at Joe Gibbs But Kenseth smiled, Series because of the dif- victories and is an asset to winner Kurt Busch, and When Juan Pablo Mon- Racing. He started from cracked jokes, ribbed ficult economic climate in any race team, there may his future with the team toya was let go from Chip the pole, led the most laps, Jones a little bit and as- racing. Sponsors are very not be a seat for Kenseth will depend on sponsor- Ganassi Racing at the end and really needed that sured everyone that ev- hard to come by, almost next year. On Saturday ship. Same goes for Dani- of the 2013 season, the win to lock him into NA- erything is just fine. every driver needs to find night, his use of past tense ca Patrick at SHR. only offers he received SCAR’s playoffs. “I don’t really have some sort of his funding in discussing his situa- Kasey Kahne is looking in NASCAR were losing Kenseth hasn’t won a anything to be unhappy on his own, and corporate tion, made it sound as if for a landing spot after propositions. MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Little Lynn Babe Ruth Lynn Jets hockey Fall Ball golf outing Big Registration for Lynn The Lynn Jets hockey Babe Ruth Fall Ball will be team is sponsoring its sec- held Thursday from 6 to 8 ond annual golf outing Sat- League p.m. and again Saturday urday, Sept. 23, at Gannon from 10 a.m. to noon. at the Golf Course, with alumni WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. fields at Breed Middle from Lynn Classical, Lynn (AP) — Mike Matheny School. The fee is $75 to reg- English and Lynn Tech. ister. took a moment to look Proceeds from the outing around the Lamade Sta- willbenefit the 2017-2018 dium bleachers and was English High golf Lynn Jets Hockey Team. transported back in time. team tryouts Golfers can create their The sights reminded own foursome or sign up as him of his childhood when Lynn English High School a single/twosome and be the Cardinals manager will hold golf tryouts at Gan- placed on a team. idolized big leaguers just non Golf Course Thursday The 9-hole event begins at like the hundreds of Lit- beginning at 5 p.m. 3:15 p.m. with a staggered tle Leaguers stretched Players should report pre- start and ends at 9. The $80 out before him Sunday in pared to play nine holes. donation includes nine holes, seats beside their major Students must have updated a cart, a buffet dinner and league counterparts do. physical forms to play. music. For those who just Hours later, St. Louis and For questions, please call want the dinner, the cost is Pittsburgh played in the Coach James Tidmarsh at $40. There will be raffles, a Little League Classic just 781-424-8025. 50/50, gifts, prizes and a a few miles away. silent auction. “Our guys loved inter- Registration for B’s For information, or to sign acting with the kids,” up, contact Paul Ryan or Matheny said. “It was academy underway Steve Patrie at pryanlynn@ kind of a throwback to when our guys were Little Registration has begun aol.com or s_patrie@verizon. League players.” for Bruins Academy, which net; or (781)632-9737 or Matheny enjoyed watch- will run Saturday, Oct. (781) 417-9345. ing the faces of the kids 7, 14, 21, 28 from 9:30 to Deadline for signup is who’ve come from all re- 10:30 a.m. at Connery Rink Sept. 10. gions of the world and the in Lynn. United States to chase a The camp is being run Lynn Youth Soccer Little League World Se- thanks to a partnership be- ries championship. He tween Lynn Youth Hockey registration remembered being in awe and the Boston Bruins. Lynn Youth Soccer is of one of his heroes, Cardi- Registration is $100. accepting online registration PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nals legend Stan Musial, The camp includes a free for the Fall 2017 Intramural and figured his experience full set of CCM equipment Boston Red Sox's Jackie Bradley Jr. watches the flight of his 2-run triple Program until August 28th, was similar to those of the (valued at $500 retail) such off a pitch by New York Yankees' Sonny Gray in the second inning of 2017. Children four and youngsters on hand Sun- as skates, pads, a helmet Sunday’s game. older as of September 1, day. and a stick; a profession- 2017 are eligible to partici- But Matheny was a pro- al personalized fitting in pate. To register, please cre- fessional by the time he September; and four weeks met Musial and not nearly of on-ice instruction by ate an online account, and Bradley helps Sox win as impressionable as the certified coaches and NHL enter your players informa- 9- to 12-year-olds who ex- alumni. tion via the register link on changed hats, autographs, All children should be the homepage: www.lynny- outhsoccer.org. rubber game vs. Yanks laughs, pictures and able to skate on their own, watched second-round unaided. In addition, the Lynn Youth Soccer relies Little League World Se- program is intended for on volunteers to support the BOSTON (AP) — Jack- rardi. Obviously, we need to the triangle in center, ries games together for children who have not par- program, and help is needed. ie Bradley Jr. knows all to continue to play well scoring two and standing most of the afternoon. ticipated in an organized If you are interested in a about the Fenway Park so when they come to our up into third. “Watching how (Musial) hockey program before. volunteering, please check triangle, and how long it place it means something. Bradley, the No. 9 hit- interacted, not just with Children who have regis- out the website or speak to a can take to get the ball We probably had a chance ter, drove in another run me but with other people, tered with a Mass. Hockey coach or board member. back to the infield from to win four of the six and in the sixth. The bottom it made a lasting impact association previously are More information is avail- the 420-foot marker. we end up winning two of of the Red Sox order add- on me,” Matheny said. not eligible to participate. able at www.lynnyouthsoc- So when the Red Sox the six — and that’s frus- ed two insurance runs in “That’s how it’s supposed For further information, cer.org, or on the LYS Face- center fielder saw, as he trating.” the eighth when Bogaerts to be done. And I would contact communityrela- book page, or you can email pulled into second, that Porcello (8-14) allowed walked, Moreland doubled hope that some of the in- [email protected]. [email protected]. his Yankees counterpart all three New York hits, and Leon drove them both teractions with the kids had just picked up the striking out four and walk- in with a double down the today with a couple of the ball, Bradley sped off for ing three to win his fourth TV/RADIO right-field line. players is something that third. The two-run triple straight start. Three re- Caleb Smith walked TV Basketball: Big3 games will stick with them.” was all Boston needed, but lievers provided a perfect Bradley and gave up a sin- Baseball: Little League World (taped), FS1, 8 p.m. The pregame experience Bradley added an RBI sin- inning apiece. gle to Brock Holt to load will stay with Pirates Series (consolation game), Pro Football: Exhibition: NY gle in the sixth to help the Porcello has allowed the bases before striking manager Clint Hurdle for ESPN, 11 a.m.; Little League Giants at Cleveland, ESPN, 8 Red Sox beat the Yankees two runs or fewer in all out Mookie Betts, getting sure. World Series (elimination p.m. 5-1 on Sunday and extend six career starts against Andrew Benintendi on Hurdle, who joked that game), ESPN, 1 p.m.; Little their margin in the AL the Yankees in Fenway Horse Racing: Saratoga Live: a popup too shallow to he hadn’t ever signed as League World Series (elimi- East to five games. Park. That’s the longest Evan Shipman Stakes, FS2, score a runner and Hanley many autographs in the nation game), ESPN, 3 p.m.; “Jackie’s been phenom- such stretch for a Red Sox 4 p.m. Ramirez on a comebacker. bathroom, grinned wide- enal, swinging the bat pitcher since at least 1913, Little League World Series STRIKEOUTS ly when he walked off Soccer: Premier League: Ever- today, and doing what he the ballclub said. (elimination game), ESPN2, Gray failed to fan a bat- the field during batting 6 p.m.; Arizona at NY Mets, ton at Manchester City, did with 3 RBIs,” said Bos- Sonny Gray (7-8) al- practice as players from NBCSN, 3 p.m. ton starter Rick Porcello, lowed two runs on seven ter in an outing for the MLB Network, 7 p.m.; Bos- first time in his career. the Latin America and ton at Cleveland, NESN, RADIO who pitched six innings of hits and two walks in five Mid-Atlantic teams lined a combined three-hitter. innings. He lost for the Aaron Judge struck out to 7:10 p.m.; Little League Baseball: Boston at Cleve- end the eighth, extending the backstop fence, watch- “He’s the best I’ve seen fourth time in five starts ing intently. World Series (elimination land, WEEI-FM 93.7, 7:10 his record of games with a in center field. Very fortu- to fall to 1-6 in nine road “All the smiles,” Hur- game), ESPN2, 8 p.m. p.m. strikeout to 37 in a row. nate to have him behind starts this season. dle said. “The faces of the Girardi said he’s still me when I’m pitching.” Brett Gardner homered kids. It’s just a youthful MAJOR LEAGUES The Red Sox won for the near the Pesky Pole for the got faith in the presump- enthusiasm everywhere 14th time in 17 games, Yankees, who had won five tive AL Rookie of the Year, you turn.” American League National League taking two out of three of their last six. adding: “It’s not like we It got started early, car- East Division East Division have a lot of people that W L Pct GB W L Pct GB from New York for the sec- Xander Bogaerts reached ried through the afternoon Boston 71 52 .577 — Washington 74 48 .607 — ond weekend in a row. The with one out in the second are hitting very well.” and up to first pitch when New York 66 57 .537 5 Miami 60 62 .492 14 archrivals meet again in on a flare to right, then Said Judge: “It’s a little Tampa Bay 61 65 .484 11½ Atlanta 55 67 .451 19 the 2,366-seat Bowman Baltimore 60 64 .484 11½ New York 54 68 .443 20 the first week of Septem- Mitch Moreland was re- frustrating, but there’s Field was packed with Toronto 59 65 .476 12½ Philadelphia 45 77 .369 29 ber for a four-game series tired on a diving catch by nothing you can do about Little Leaguers — decked Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB at Yankee Stadium. center fielder Aaron Hicks. it. You can’t pout. You can’t out in their colorful World Cleveland 68 54 .557 — Chicago 66 57 .537 — “It’s not what you want,” After Sandy Leon singled cry. You just have to keep Series jerseys — and their Minnesota 63 59 .516 5 Milwaukee 65 60 .520 2 Kansas City 62 61 .504 6½ St. Louis 63 60 .512 3 New York manager Joe Gi- to left, Bradley lined one working and move on.” parents. Detroit 54 69 .439 14½ Pittsburgh 59 64 .480 7 Chicago 47 74 .388 20½ Cincinnati 53 72 .424 14 West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Remy honored for broadcasting career Houston 76 48 .613 — Los Angeles 87 35 .713 — Los Angeles 64 60 .516 12 Colorado 68 56 .548 20 Seattle 63 62 .504 13½ Arizona 67 57 .540 21 BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox are Texas 61 62 .496 14½ San Diego 55 69 .444 33 Oakland 54 70 .435 22__ San Francisco 50 76 .397 39 honoring former second baseman Jerry Remy Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games for his 30 years in the broadcast booth. Detroit 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 Detroit 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 Tampa Bay 3, Seattle 0 Miami 6, N.Y. Mets 4 Remy was recently diagnosed with cancer for Boston 5, N.Y. Yankees 1 Atlanta 8, Cincinnati 1 L.A. Angels 5, Baltimore 4 Minnesota 12, Arizona 5 the fifth time and is scheduled to begin chemo- Minnesota 12, Arizona 5 Chicago Cubs 6, Toronto 5, 10 innings therapy this week. Oakland 3, Houston 2 Milwaukee 8, Colorado 4 Kansas City 7, Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 5, San Francisco 2 Remy was presented Sunday with an over- Chicago Cubs 6, Toronto 5, 10 innings Washington 4, San Diego 1 Chicago White Sox 3, Texas 2 St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:00 p.m. sized glove by current second baseman Dustin Monday’s Games Monday’s Games Pedroia and received other gifts from the team. Minnesota (Melville 0-0) at Chicago White L.A. Dodgers (Wood 14-1) at Pittsburgh The Boston Red He thanked his family and singled out some Sox (Rodon 1-4), 5:10 p.m., 1st game (Cole 10-8), 7:05 p.m. Sox honored Jer- Oakland (Smith 0-2) at Baltimore (Jimenez Arizona (Walker 6-7) at N.Y. Mets (Gsell- of the broadcasters and crew with whom he 5-8), 7:05 p.m. man 5-5), 7:10 p.m. ry Remy Sunday Boston (Fister 2-6) at Cleveland (Clevinger Seattle (Albers 1-0) at Atlanta (Foltynewicz worked. He said he was confident he would be for his 30 years 6-5), 7:10 p.m. 10-8), 7:35 p.m. back in the booth next year to see the Red Sox Seattle (Albers 1-0) at Atlanta (Foltynewicz Milwaukee (Davies 14-6) at San Francisco in the broadcast 10-8), 7:35 p.m. (Stratton 1-2), 10:15 p.m. raise another World Series banner. Minnesota (Gee 0-0) at Chicago White Sox booth. (Fulmer 0-0), 8:10 p.m., 2nd game Remy played 10 seasons in the majors, the Texas (Hamels 8-1) at L.A. Angels (Skaggs 1-3), 10:07 p.m. last seven in Boston. He was an All-Star in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED 1978, his first year with the Red Sox. PRESS TRANSACTIONS TODAY IN SPORTS BASEBALL Matt Wisler from Gwinnett. Aug. 21 1982 — Mystic Park becomes the Hills Golf Club is a record in relation American League CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned C Victor ille gets the bronze. The U.S. men 1901 — William Larned wins the first 3-year-old trotter to win the to par in a USGA championship. and women both drop the baton in LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Agreed to Caratini and LHP Rob Zastryzny to first of seven men’s singles titles in American Trotting Championship. 2003 — Paul Hamm puts together a the Olympic 400-meter relays and fail terms with RHP Fernando Salas on a Iowa (PCL). Reinstated RHP Koji minor league contract. the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association 1985 — Mary Decker sets the world near-perfect routine on the high bar to advance out of the first round. Uehara from the 10-day DL. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Claimed OF championship. record in the mile run with a time of to become the first American man to Jamaica’s Veronica Campbell-Brown Cesar Puello off waivers from the LOS ANGELES DODGERS — 1914 — Walter Hagen captures the 4:16.71 in Zurich. win the all-around gold medal at easily wins the 200 meters to cap L.A. Angels. Optioned OF Joc Pederson to Oklaho- U.S. Open golf title by edging Chick 1990 — Kelly Craig becomes the World Gymnastics Championships. the first sweep of all four men’s and TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Assigned C ma City (PCL). Recalled LHP Edward Evans. first female starting pitcher in Little 2008 — At the Summer Olympics in women’s Olympic sprints in 20 years. Mike Ohlman outright to Buffalo (IL). Paredes from Oklahoma City. Sent 1920 — Jock Hutchinson wins the League World Series history, opening Beijing, Yukiko Ueno pitches 28 2010 — Kyle Busch makes NASCAR National League RHP Jacob Rhame to the N.Y. Mets PGA golf tournament with a 1-up vic- for Trail, British Columbia. She fails innings in two days, including seven history with an unprecedented sweep ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Sent to complete the trade that sent Cur- tory over J. Douglass Edgar. to retire any of the three batters she to shut down the U.S. softball team, of three national races in one week, 1931 — Babe Ruth of New York hits faces but the Canadian champions 3-1, and give Japan the gold medal. completing the trifecta with a victory SS Nick Ahmed to the AZL Diamond- tis Granderson to the Dodgers. backs for a rehab assignment. his 600th home run as the Yankees rally for an 8-3 victory over Matam- It was the first loss for the Ameri- in the Sprint Cup race at Bristol MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed to ATLANTA BRAVES — Placed RHP beat the St. Louis Browns 11-7. oros, Mexico. cans since Sept. 21, 2000 — 22 Motor Speedway. Busch, winner of Luke Jackson on the 10-day DL. terms with OF Quintin Berry. 1932 — Helen Hull Jacobs beats 2001 — Chris Mundorf sets a USGA straight games. LaShawn Merritt the Nationwide race a day earlier and Optioned INF Micah Johnson to Gwin- PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Sent RHP Carolyn Babcock to win the women’s record with a 9-under 63 and claims upsets defending champion Jeremy the Trucks race on Aug. 18, becomes nett (IL). Reinstated OF Matt Kemp Casey Fien to Lehigh Valley (IL) for a singles title in the U.S. Lawn Tennis medalist honors in the 101st U.S. Wariner to lead a U.S. sweep of the the first driver to complete the sweep from the 10-day DL. Recalled RHP rehab assignment. Association. Amateur. Mundorf’s round at Druid 400 meters track event. David Nev- since NASCAR expanded to three B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Family would rather punish than praise recovering addict The important way to improve defense DEAR ABBY: I am a DEAR SOURPUSS: Dave Barry, a comedic au- clarer will have 10 winners: recovering drug addict. I Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Your sister’s laughter may thor and columnist who has six spades, two diamonds and have slipped, as many do, Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, be more a nervous habit won a Pulitzer Prize, said, “I two clubs, his ace and dum- but I have been clean for and was founded by her mother, than an attempt at humor, can win an argument on any my’s jack. So, South should four years now. The prob- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at so I’m glad you held your topic, against any opponent. take the first trick on the lem is my family. If I look tongue. However, if all People know this and steer DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los board and immediately play a tired, trip over my own those LOLs in her texts are clear of me at parties. Often, club to his queen. two feet (I’m clumsy) or Angeles, CA 90069. a distraction, you’re per- as a sign of their great re- If instead he makes the mis- just don’t want to be fectly within your rights to spect, they don’t even invite take of first drawing a round of around people, I get ques- me.” that I’ve stayed clean? She stayed at my house tell her so, and it shouldn’t trumps, East can make things tioned, yelled at, accused, Most partnerships spend Please help. for four nights and it drove cause hurt feelings. crystal clear to his partner by etc. little time discussing defense, me insane. I figured I discarding the heart ace — Abby, they do random FED UP IN TEXAS even though everyone is a de- could put up with it for DEAR ABBY: I don’t fender twice as often as a de- top of touching honors. drug screens at my job. I understand the new trend DEAR FED UP: They four days, which I did, but clarer. But some contracts are If declarer takes the club have passed every one, of asking wedding attend- should be, but apparently it wasn’t easy. I didn’t say easy to defeat because the finesse at trick two, West and I have made amends ees to pay for the honey- they aren’t and haven’t anything at the time for signaling is straightforward. should find the heart shift be- for my past wrongdoings. moon. I’m especially put trusted your sobriety, which fear of hurting her feel- Today’s deal is an example. cause, at trick one, East plays But the last time I was off by a couple entering is why they couldn’t let ings and/or possibly ruin- First, though, consider it a discouraging diamond two, accused, after trying to ex- second marriages for both your period of addiction go. ing her short vacation. as a declarer-play problem. denying the king. press my feelings calmly, I of them. “Dick” and “Jane” Because you have apolo- In addition, our main South is in four spades. West exploded and vented my are both established in gized and your apologies form of communication is leads the diamond queen. frustration. Now my fami- well-paying careers. They What should declarer do? ly won’t have anything to haven’t been accepted, it is texting (which she does of- are not only asking people In the bidding, North do with me. time to look forward, form ten), and I swear she can to pay for their airfare, but should make a three-spade Truth be told, since the new relationships and move put five or six LOLs in also to donate cash for limit raise; his hand is too breakup, I have experi- on. I think that would be a every text. I know she shopping sprees. This strong for a “weak freak” four enced a boost in self-es- healthier path to take than thinks she’s funny, but she seems presumptuous to spades. Then, yes, East might teem, but I miss them. I continuing to beg forgive- doesn’t have to tell me me. What do you think? double for takeout, but the have apologized, but they ness from relatives who with every sentence. This vulnerability is unfavorable. still won’t talk to me. are unwilling to give it may seem like a petty INSULTED NON- Note that five diamonds dou- How many times must I and would rather punish thing to gripe about, but it ATTENDEE bled should cost 500. swallow their accusations? you. Don’t you? is very irritating. (By the South has three heart los- They say I’m in the wrong. way, she’s NOT funny.) DEAR I.N.A.: I agree! ers, so appears to need the Is it wrong that I’ve had DEAR ABBY: I have a Thoughts, Abby? What you received wasn’t a club finesse to work. However, enough? Should I keep sister who laughs after ev- wedding invitation; it was if it loses, and the defenders apologizing or leave it be? erything she says (it SOURPUSS IN NEW a solicitation and should do not cash their hearts, de- Shouldn’t they be proud doesn’t matter the topic). JERSEY be regarded as such.

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LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE PAY CALLS By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Caitlin M. Silk to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting given by Jorge Parada to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as solely as a nominee for Union Trust Mortgage Corporation, dated February 10, nominee for, Fremont Investment & Loan, its successors and assigns, dated Pay Call Numbers 2009 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book August 30, 2006 and Registered with Essex County (Southern District) Registry (900, 976 and 550) 28314, Page 97, as affected by a Loan Modification Agreement dated October 9, District of the Land Court as Document Number 471146 noted on Certificate of Advertiser telephone numbers with 2014 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 34381, Page 550 of which Title Number 79927 subsequently assigned to HSBC Bank USA, National 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST mortgage CP-SRMOF II 2012-A Trust, U.S. Bank Trust National Association, not in Association, as Trustee for Fremont Home Loan Trust 2006-D, Mortgage-Backed disclose the price of the telephone its individual capacity but solely as Trustee is the present holder by assignment Certificates, Series 2006-D by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as call. When a number is published from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Union Trust nominee for, Fremont Investment & Loan, its successors and assigns by within the advertisement the per Mortgage Corporation, its successors and assigns to Wells Fargo Bank, NA dated assignment Registered in said Registry District of the Land Court as Document minute and/or flat charge must be “Helpful tips” January 13, 2012 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds 531678 noted on Certificate of Title number 79927; of which Mortgage the included. If you dial a pay per call in Book 31014, Page 115; assignment from Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. to Secretary of undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage number from an advertisement appear- for a S-M-O-O-T-H Housing and Urban Development dated August 1, 2013 recorded at Essex County and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 AM ing in the classified section and it (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32977, Page 339 and assignment on September 11, 2017 at 35 Bishops Lane, Lynnfield, MA, all and singular the DOES NOT disclose this information, trouble-free move! from Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to CP-SRMOF II 2012-A Trust, premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: please notify the Item classified Designate a drawer for U.S. Bank Trust National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as department immediately. Response to Trustee dated October 17, 2013 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) The land in said Lynnfield, together with the buildings thereon, bounded and any pay per call numbers will be essentials such as Registry of Deeds in Book 32977, Page 342, for breach of conditions of said described as follows: Southeasterly by the northwesterly line of Bishop Lane, charged to your telephone bill and sheets and towels for mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises shown on the plan Hereinafter mentioned as Bishop Lane, on three courses anyone under 18 years of age must quick access the first located at 16 Wells Place, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at together aggregating 247.79 feet; Southerly by the curved line forming the junction have parent's consent. 11:00 AM on September 11, 2017, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly of said Bishops Lane And Edgemere Road, 39.27 feet; Southewesterly by the Please call immediately for further night you move into described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: northeasterly line of said Edgemere Road, 172.91 feet; Northwesterly by lot 322 details or information. your new home. on said plan, 262.90 feet; and Northeasterly by lot 1 on said plan, 173.19 feet. CLASSIFIED A certain Parcel of land with the buildings thereon located in Lynn, Essex county, Said premises are shown as lot 323 on sheet 2 of plan 19113-20, filed with (781)593-7700 Massachusetts bounded and described as follows: Certificate of Title No. 39291 in Essex South Registry District of the court of land Plan a garage/yard registration, are the same districted in certificate of Title No 40193, filed with said HELP WANTED sale before you move. SOUTHERLY by Wells Place formerly Wells Court, 50 feet; Registry District, Book 179, Page 40193, and are conveyed subject to the WESTERLY by land late of Wells about 70 feet; easements described in said last-mentioned certificate or shown on said plan, NORTHERLY by land formerly of Isaac Newhall, 50 Feet and including such rights as may derive from the flow of the natural water course JOB INFORMATION Fresh coffee, baking EASTERLY by land formerly of Morse about 70 feet being the property known as 16 shown on said plan, all so far as now in force and applicable SERVICES soda, or charcoal in a Wells Place sock, placed inside The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, NOTICE your refrigerator will Subject to and with the benefit of easement, restrictions, covenants, conditions restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to For more information and assistance and taking of record, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. For M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and regarding the reliability of business keep the inside smell- mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- ing fresh and clean. Registry of Deeds in Book 28314, Page 96. ties, employment services and financ- TERMS OF SALE: ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of contact the Better Business Bureau Pack your current assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite phone book — it’s a encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or quick easy reference to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of call 508-652-4800 record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days the folks back home. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other NOTICE Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Don't pay to find work before you get $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms the job. Legitimate job placement firms Place pictures in to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure that work to fill specific positions boxes between sheets this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be cannot charge an upfront fee. For free or blankets to give acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further information about avoiding employ- in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The ment service scams, write the Federal them extra protection. Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Trade Commission at Washington, or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud Pack plates vertically premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical Information Center, error in this publication. Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. 1-800-876-7060 — on edge — rather than stacked. GENERAL Other terms to be announced at the sale. HSBC Bank USA, National Association, as Trustee for CP-SRMOF II 2012-A Trust, U.S. Bank Trust National Association, not in its Fremont Home Loan Trust 2006-D, Mortgage-Backed HELP WANTED individual capacity but solely as Trustee Certificates, Series 2006-D Pack heavy items in Korde & Associates, P.C. HELP WANTED small boxes and lighter 900 Chelmsford Street Present Holder of said Mortgage, Laborers and carpenters wanted. Local items in larger boxes. Suite 3102 By Its Attorneys, General Contracting company, based Lowell, MA 01851 ORLANS PC out of Northern Mass is looking for (978) 256-1500 PO Box 540540 experienced laborers and general Tag each box with Silk, Caitlin M., 16-026943, August 14, 2017, August 21, 2017, August 28, Waltham, MA 02454 carpenters with 3-4 years experience. destination room and 2017 Phone: (781) 790-7800 If interested please submit resume or Item: August 14, 21, 28 2017 13-018451 standard email to Al Sager. contents. Item: August 21, 28, September 4, 2017 [email protected]. CARE AND PROTECTION HELP WANTED Hook up the TV first in TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS Newspaper Readers Needed to partici- pate in a PAID focus group We are your new home to SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS keep the kids occupied DOCKET NUMBER: 17CP0121LO THE TRIAL COURT holding focus group interviews during Trial Court of Massachusetts, Juvenile Court Department PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT the first two weeks of August to learn during the move. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Docket No. ES17P2418EA readers' views about which qualities Middlesex County Juvenile Court INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE separate the good newspapers from 89 Appleton Street the great ones. If you read a daily or Lowell, MA 01852 Estate of: Richard M. Contardo weekly newspaper on a regular basis TO: Bill Alrai and any unknown/unnamed father of Christopher Liam Camp: Also Known As: Richard Mario Contardo you are invited to participate. If Find great A petition has been presented to this court by DCF Cambridge/Somerville, Date of Death: 12/21/2016 selected, you'll receive $100 for seeking, as to the following child, Christopher Camp, that said child be found in Essex Division sharing your time and opinions at a need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of 3-hour meeting in Woburn, Massachu- bargains in Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to Petitioner Lisa A. Rizzo of Danvers MA setts. Interested? For more information receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, a Will has been admitted to informal probate. please go to www.noy.nenpa.com or custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it Lisa A. Rizzo of Danvers MA email [email protected] finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to HELP WANTED-SALES the child would be served by said disposition. serve without surety on the bond. EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • above, on 10/25/2017, 09:00 AM Motion Status Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Local Training/Support • Every day is You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 represent you. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating www.fhginsurance.com If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date thereafter to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Lynn Economic Opportunity, Inc. with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings is looking to hire an experienced For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 978-441-2630. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal maintenance professional for 40 WITNESS: Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and hours per week, working Monday Hon. Jay D. Blitzman, Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. through Friday from 8am to 4pm, FIRST JUSTICE Item: August 21, 2017 hours may vary. Russell F. Long The maintenance position is Asst. Clerk-Magistrate COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS responsible for the following: DATE ISSUED: 07/26/2017 THE TRIAL COURT -Perform cleaning and repairs to Item: Aug. 11, 14, 21, 2017 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT LEO locations. Docket No. ES12P2213GD -Perform routine and scheduled CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION maintenance of properties. Commonwealth of Massachusetts TO EXPAND THE POWERS OF A GUARDIAN Please email resumes to: County of Essex [email protected], thank you! The Superior Court In the interests of: Angel R Vicente Of: Lynn, MA SKILLED CARPENTER/LABORER CIVIL DOCKET #1777CV01194 RESPONDENT Full time. Must have own tools. Own Incapacitated Person/Protected Person transportation is a plus. RE: United Guaranty Residential Insurance Co of North Carolina v Stallworth Essex Probate and Family Court Call 978-327-8079 36 Federal Street ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Salem, MA 01970 AUTOBODY To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been REPAIR TECHNICIAN TO: Frederick E Stallworth, Lynn, in the County of Essex; all in said filed by PAINTER/PAINTER'S HELPER Commonwealth Joan Smith of Boston, MA Immediate employment/ in the above captioned matter requesting that the court: good pay classifieds AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE SERVICE Expand the powers of a Guardian Must have some tools and some MEMBERS' CIVIL RELIEF ACT OF 1940 AS AMENDED 2003 as amended: The petition asks the court to make a determination that the powers of the experience. Call Don Winslow's Guardian and/or Conservator should be expanded, modified, or limited since the Auto body in Danvers. United Guaranty Residential Insurance Co of North Carolina, individuals time of the appointment. The original petition is on file with the court. 978-762-6366 with a usual place with a usual place of business in Greensboro, NC You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on claiming to be the holder of a mortgage covering property situated at 242 Essex the return date of 09/11/2017. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline RENTALS Street, Lynn, Essex County, MA and more fully described in said mortgage. date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in Every day given by Frederick E. Stallworth to Bank of America, N.A.; Dated November 8, this matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written APARTMENTS 2006 appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. recorded in the Essex County Registry of Deeds, Book 26272, Page 411, Plaintiff IMPORTANT NOTICE Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, is the holder by assignment by Bank of America, N.A. to United Guaranty The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the modern apartments. On bus line, Residential Insurance Company of North Carolina dated May 20, 2009 and above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial parking, laundry. From $875, No fees. recorded on November 9, 2009 in said Registry in Book 29054, Page 491 has affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone Call ~ 781-477-6457 filed with said court a Complaint for authority to forclosure in the manner following: may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named by entry on and possession of the premises therein described and by exercise of person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. OFFICE SPACE the power of sale contained in said mortgage. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: August 11, 2017 LYNN ~ 5000 sq. feet offices/commer- If you are entitled to the benefits of the Service Members' Civil Relief Act Pamela Casey O'Brien cial space with plenty of parking on the of 1940 as amended, and you object to such foreclosure you or your attorney Register of Probate Lynnway. Secure bldg. with plenty of should file a separate action in said court in said County on or before Item: August 21, 2017 parking!!! 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Va. — When Carl Valentine university T-shirts, distrib- “Wow, I am going to be dropped off his daughter at uted water bottles and led in this place, it looks like a the University of Virginia, freshmen on short tours of war zone,” Dodd, a cheer- he had some important the university grounds. ful redhead, remembered advice for the college fresh- But along with the usu- thinking. “But I do think man: Don’t forget that you al moving-in scene, there that we are going to be all are a minority. were signs of the tragic right, there is nothing they “She has to be vigilant events of last weekend, can do to intimidate us. I of that and be concerned when white nationalists am not going to let them about that, always know staged a nighttime march control my time here.” her surroundings, just be through campus holding Others feel less confident. cautious, just be extremely torches and shouting rac- Weston Gobar, president cautious,” said Valentine, ist slogans. Things got of the Black Student Al- 57, who is African-Ameri- worse the following day, liance at UVA, says he’ll can. A retired military of- when a man said to har- warn incoming black stu- ficer, he now works at the bor admiration for Nazis dents not to take their Defense Department. drove his car into a crowd safety for granted. “The As classes begin at col- of counter-protesters, kill- message is to work through leges and universities ing one woman and injur- it and to recognize that the across the country, some ing 19 others. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS world isn’t safe, that white parents are questioning if Flags flew at half-staff First year students tour the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Va. supremacy is real, that we their children will be safe outside the university’s have to find ways to deal on campus in the wake Rotunda, and a nearby day, UVA President Teresa likelihood of similar vio- but still a long way to go with that,” he said. of last weekend’s violent statue of founder Thomas Sullivan welcomed “every lence in the future. for equality,” he said. Terry Hartle, senior vice white nationalist protest Jefferson was stained with person of every race, every For Valentine, of York- His daughter Malia Val- president of the American here. School administra- wax from a candlelight vig- gender, every national or- town, Virginia, the un- entine, an 18-year-old pre- Council on Education, said tors, meanwhile, are grap- il by thousands of students colleges are reassessing igin, every religious belief, rest brought back painful med student, is more opti- pling with how to balance and city residents in a bid every orientation and every memories of when, as a their safety procedures. mistic. students’ physical safety to unite and heal. Some other human variation.” young boy, he couldn’t en- “The possibility of vio- with free speech. student dormitories had Afterward, parents asked ter government buildings “It was scary what hap- lence will now be seen as Friday was move-in day signs on doors reading, “No university administrators or movie theaters through pened, but I think that we much more real than it at the University of Virgin- Home for Hate Here.” tough questions about the front door because as a community will stand was a week ago and every ia, and students and their In an address to stu- the gun policy on campus, of racial discrimination. together in unity and we’ll institution has to be much parents unloaded cars and dents and families on Fri- white supremacists and the “We’ve come a long way, be fine,” she said. more careful.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 HEALTH Oregon doctor says some refused her treatment because of her race By Lisa Gutierrez “Sometimes I just look at THE KANSAS CITY STAR them, my kin in 99.9 per- cent of our genetic code, and PORTLAND, Ore. — fail to believe they don’t see A doctor in Oregon has our shared humanity. touched a nerve with a “You know what gives me series of tweets revealing hope? A few get uncomfort- that some “white nation- able and apologize in the alists” have refused treat- same breath they refuse to ment from her because of let me treat them. You see her race. … it’s a hell of a hard thing Esther Choo, an emer- to maintain that level of gency physician and asso- hate face-to-face. ciate professor at Oregon “I used to cycle through Health & Science Univer- disbelief, shame, anger. sity in Portland, according Now I just show compas- to Refinery 29, described sion and move on. I figure recently how she treats FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE the best thing I can do is those patients with “com- Esther Choo, M.D., M.P.H., associate professor make sure their hate finds passion” because “the best at the Oregon Health & Science University no purchase here.” thing I can do is make School of Medicine. Chelsea Clinton was sure their hate finds no among dozens of people FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE purchase here.” in the ER refuses treat- are welcome to refuse care who applauded Choo for Her words resonated ment from me because of under my hands, but I feel speaking out. According to a new study in the Journal of with other medical profes- my race,” tweeted Choo, confident that I am the Choo also found support Child Psychology, infants who were reserved sionals who retweeted her who received her medical most qualified to care for among other medical pro- about new toys also tended to be less accepting and said they have had degree from the Yale Uni- you. Especially since the fessionals, including phar- of new foods. similar experiences. versity School of Medicine, alternative is an intern.” macist TJ Franky, whose The first tweet of the according to her bio. And, she wrote, “they in- Twitter bio says he lives thread, described as “chill- “I don’t get angry or up- variably pick the intern, in Lee’s Summit. How to deal with ing” by one Portland pub- set, just incredulous over as long as they are white. A trauma team at the lication and making head- the psychology of it. The Or they leave. Breathtak- University of Virginia lines around the world, conversation usually goes ing, isn’t it? To be so wed- tweeted a photo of them- has been retweeted more like this … ded to your theory of white selves with this message: the picky eater than 20,000 times. “Me: I understand your superiority, that you will “The multicultural trauma “We’ve got a lot of white viewpoint. I trained at elite bet your life on it, even in team at @UVA waiting to By Barbara Quinn fer them. It may take as nationalists in Oregon. So a institutions and have been the face of clear evidence care for casualties from the THE MONTEREY many as eight to 10 offer- few times a year, a patient practicing for 15 years. You to the contrary? white supremacist rally.” COUNTY HERALD ings before a child learns to accept certain foods. I try not to take it per- And it’s never too late to sonally when my grand- start. Flavors from what Born with “half a heart,” four kids don’t like what I cook. a mom eats during preg- Vegetables? Let’s just say nancy and lactation get — thanks to concerted ef- passed on to her baby, forts on the part of mom, says Julie Mennella, a bio- hospitals said he was inoperable grandma’s and their ex- psychologist at the Monell cellent preschool staff — Chemical Senses Center By Tyrone Lomax Jr. these little ones are ex- in Philadelphia. So if a MIAMI HERALD panding their nutritional mother eats vegetables horizons. MIAMI — “I can imag- during these early years, Games sometimes work. her infant is familiar with ine Calvin telling his kids Frances: “I don’t like someday: ‘Your grandma the taste of those foods that, Grammy.” when they are introduced. saved my life when I was Me: “Oh good, because born. She did it by never A recent clinical trial this food is only for conducted by Mennella giving up on me, and by grownups. When you get using an ancient software and her research team older, you’ll really like it.” found that breastfed in- program called ‘Face- Frances: “I want to try book,’” joked Dr. Redmond fants whose moms drank it!” carrot and other types P Burke. Me: “I’m not sure … but Burke, the chief director of vegetable juices were … OK.” more likely to accept the of cardiovascular surgery Frances: “I like it!” flavors of these vegeta- at Nicklaus Children’s What makes some kids bles when they began to Hospital in Miami, oper- pickier eaters than oth- eat solid foods. Another ated July 27 on 4-week- ers? One reason may be bonus: Moms also devel- old Calvin Taylor, despite differences in personality, oped a taste for vegeta- the baby being rejected by according to a new study bles during the time they four high-risk congenital in the Journal of Child drank the vegetable juic- heart transfer hospitals. Psychology. Researchers FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE es. At home in Savannah, observed how 136 infants Regardless of what Mo., Calvin’s mother, Sar- Sarah Lemons cradles her baby, Calvin Taylor, who received life-saving responded to new foods tricks we pull to get our ah Lemons, had searched heart surgery at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami, Fl. and new toys during their kiddos to eat healthier, we for three weeks before con- first 18 months of life. should not force food on a necting with Nicklaus on over the next few days. kept researching potential smoothly, a minor complica- They discovered that in- child. Facebook. Besides having hypo- places he could go for help. tion arose the day after, to fants who were reserved “All young children are “We expected to go to the plastic left heart syn- Then she came upon a which Burke’s cardiovascu- about new toys also tend- more-or-less picky about hospital and get another drome, a birth defect that Facebook group of families lar team swiftly responded. ed to be less accepting of food,” says child feeding ‘No’ but they said ‘Yes’ and affects normal blood flow with kids who also had By the fourth day post-sur- new foods. That suggests a expert Ellyn Satter. “They I went speechless,” Lemons in the heart, Calvin had hypoplastic left heart syn- gery, Calvin’s condition nor- link between personality warm up slowly to un- said. “I looked over at my fi- narrow airways and suf- drome. malized. Smiling at his mom and attitudes about food, familiar foods and may ance and said ‘Did they just fered a minor stroke. “All kinds of moms got and crying when alone, Cal- say the authors. have to see, watch you say yes?’ and he’s like ‘Yeah, His condition was con- on there telling me differ- vin began to “fly through his Don’t give up just be- eat, touch or taste a food they did!’ and I started cry- sidered too complex for ent surgeons all across the hospitalization,” Burke said. cause your child is less several times before they ing. We got here that night.” surgery. U.S.,” Lemons said. “And “His mom can’t keep her than enthusiastic about learn to like it.” Born June 28 at 7 At the family’s urging, for some reason Dr. Burke hands off him,” he said. “I downing his zucchini. Demonstrate a positive pounds, 2 ounces, Calvin four other hospitals were from Miami stood out.” think she was so afraid Other research consis- attitude about food and stopped breathing hours contacted, only to give the In a five-hour operation, she was going to lose him, tently shows that infants your child is apt to catch after birth. He was rushed same answer. Calvin’s heart was “re- she has to convince herself and children can learn to that outlook. Even if you to a children’s specialty So, while also planning built,” according to Burke. all the time that he’s still accept new foods if their have to sometimes use re- hospital, then assessed Calvin’s funeral, Lemons While the operation went there.” caregivers continue to of- verse psychology. Former health chiefs to Trump: Avoid new ‘Obamacare’ crisis

By Ricardo with The Associated Press. work under a deadline to Alonso-Zaldivar Beyond the urgent need reach a truce in the politi- ASSOCIATED PRESS to calm markets by pro- cal battle over health care. viding clarity on subsidies, Trump and top lieu- WASHINGTON — Don’t Democrat Sebelius and tenants like HHS Secre- make things worse. Republicans Leavitt and That’s the advice of for- tary Tom Price have sent Thompson differ on the Health and mixed signals. mer U.S. health secretar- direction Trump and Con- Human Leading congressional ies of both parties to Pres- gress should take. They Republicans want to try to ident Donald Trump and agree that Republicans Services the GOP-led Congress, still have an opportunity Secretary move limited legislation af- now that “Obamacare” to put their stamp on the Kathleen ter lawmakers return next seems to be here for the Affordable Care Act, even Sebelius month, worried they’ll suf- foreseeable future. The if the drive to “repeal and testifies on fer consequences in next 2018 sign-up season for replace” former President Capitol Hill in year’s midterm elections. subsidized private health Barack Obama’s legacy Washington. At the very least such plans starts Nov. 1, with program appears to have legislation would provide about 10 million people hit a dead end. FILE PHOTO | clear legal authority for the currently served through “They can make changes ASSOCIATED PRESS ACA’s cost-sharing subsi- HealthCare.gov and its that signal a new ideolog- dies, which reduce copays state counterparts. ical direction without gen- think — be to their benefit,” Obama’s law through Con- (insurance) market,” said and deductibles for peo- Stability should be the erating a logistical and po- Sebelius said of the Trump gress and later oversaw Thompson, who served ple with modest incomes. immediate goal, said for- litical mess,” said Leavitt, administration. “In an en- the troubled launch of during Bush’s first term Stopping the payments mer Health and Human who led HHS during for- vironment in which (insur- HealthCare.gov, when the and led HHS preparations would lead to a spike in Services secretaries Kath- mer President George W. ance) companies are en- computer system locked up to meet the bioterrorism premiums, more insurers leen Sebelius, Mike Leavitt Bush’s second term. “They rolling customers, they’ve on the first day of sign-up threat after the deadly leaving the markets and and Tommy Thompson. At won the right to make got a lot of time to actual- season, frustrating millions anthrax mailings that fol- minimum: Dispel the polit- changes. However, they ly go back to the drawing of consumers and embar- lowed closely the Sept. 11 increased federal deficits, ical and legal uncertainty should do it in a skillful board and figure this out. rassing the White House. attacks. the Congressional Budget — fueled by presidential way.” Leavitt shepherded The worst of all worlds for She took the heat, but Se- Thompson urged a Office warned last week. tweets — around billions the Medicare prescription them would be to have the belius stayed on task and health care summit be- The markets already saw in subsidies for consumers’ drug benefit through its current situation unravel ultimately helped deliver a tween Trump and con- steep premium increases insurance copays and de- rocky rollout in 2006. because of decisions by this successful open enrollment. gressional leaders of both this year, and more insur- ductibles. The three former “Stabilizing the current administration.” “It would be a mistake parties, followed by a peri- ers have since bailed out, officials shared their views situation can only — I Sebelius helped steer to further destabilize the od of intensive legislative citing financial losses.