TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2017 Classical grad takes her case to Washington

By Matt Demirs FOR THE ITEM LYNN — Student leaders from across the country met at the nation’s capital this sum- mer with passion in their hearts for change as part of the Bank of America Student Leaders program. Suzanne Musema, a 2017 graduate of Lynn Classical High School, was among the selected participants due to strong academic standing and community involvement, and couldn’t be more thankful for the experience, she said. “My favorite part about going to Washington D.C was getting the chance to talk to congress- man and advocate for the things I am passion- ate about,” she said. “It gave me so much hope for the future because I was surrounded by oth- er people who were also all so passionate and working towards something.” This year’s summit focused on building a more civically engaged society and pathways to employment. The Bank of America Student Leaders pro- grams help connect 225 community-minded Union T’s off on privatization high school juniors and seniors to employment, skills development and service. Selected stu- dents are awarded paid summer internships By Thomas Grillo vatize her MBTA job passes. privatize public transporta- State Senator Thomas ITEM STAFF “If Baker privatizes this tion. McGee speaks to the MUSEMA, A7 job, I will have to nd a third Wearing orange T-shirts crowd as U.S. Sena- LYNN — Megan Yaqoubi job just to keep a roof over and holding signs that read: tor Edward Markey has worked at the MBTA’s my head,” she said. “Tell Charlie Baker to stop looks on at the union Western Avenue garage for Yaqoubi was one of more waging war on the mid- protest at the Lynn more than a decade. Even than 200 union workers pick- dle class,” speakers railed MBTA garage on with that longevity, the me- eting at the MBTA mainte- against the administration’s Western Ave. chanic has to work a second nance facility on Monday. efforts to hire private com- job just to make ends meet. Picketers and speakers at panies to provide MBTA bus ITEM PHOTO | But she said that may not be the rally called on Gov. Char- OWEN O’ROURKE enough if a proposal to pri- lie Baker to end his bid to UNION, A3 Saugus at a loss over vandalism

By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The teenagers kicked in doors and tore downspouts from buildings. They smashed glass bottles on the ground. They overturned ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE trash cans, spreading litter and lth across the eld. Suzanne Musema of Lynn sits with Eden The 30 or so young people who tore apart McClain, 9, of Salem, left, and Jonathan World Series Park were also caught on surveil- Deveau, 9, of Lynn and the rest of her lance video, according to Park Superintendent Yellow Jackets group at Creighton Pond Bob Davis. Day Camp in Middleton. “Viewing the tape made me sick to my stom- ach,” he said. Friday night’s rampage was the latest in a string of vandalism at the town’s facilities this INSIDE summer. But the damage to World Series Park feels personal to Davis, who was integral in es- In Revere In Lynn tablishing the park 13 years ago. Revere police State Trooper “To have all the work that’s been put in to arrest three among two injured make World Series Park a rst-class baseball for drugs and in car crash. A6 facility disrespected like this is disgusting,” he kidnapping. A2 said. “I just hope the police are able to identify In Sports those involved and prosecute them.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE In Opinion Lynn earns trip to Davis discovered the mess early Saturday Banana Boat Gallant nale. B1 Bob Davis with the down spout that was destroyed by van- Ahoy. A4 VANDALISM, A7 dals in World Series Park. Medford mayor likes BY BILL BROTHERTON Wilbur Theatre’s act STAFF REPORT Blumenreich, BBP’s own- Lynn trio carries er, has more than 30 years MEDFORD — May- of experience in the en- or Stephanie Burke an- tertainment industry and nounced the city’s push to has worked with a diverse a tune across revive the historic Cheva- array of performers includ- lier Theatre will be led by ing musician Rod Stewart, the company managing comedian Tracey Morgan, the decades Boston’s Wilbur Theatre. and speakers such former Paul McCormack and Lennon brothers, who Bill Blumenreich Pres- Vice President Joe Biden, his brothers Tom Lennon, have been singing to- ents, Inc. (BBP) will man- age, operate, maintain, and scheduled to visit the Wil- Dan Lennon Sr. and the gether for 54 years, have bur in January. late Ray Dow grew up in always had a soft spot for make improvements to the 1,800-seat Chevalier, pro- “We are excited to wel- the Brickyard section of the vocal harmonies of come Bill Blumenreich to West Lynn, an ethnically doo-wop and R&B. Last gramming regular quality events and performances the city of Medford as the diverse, close-knit, rough- year for Christmas, Mc- attracting a wide audience, new manager of the Che- and-tumble neighborhood Cormack’s wife, Carla, Burke’s of ce announced in valier Theatre,” said Burke. that today borders the gifted her hubby with a press release. “Bill has a tremendous Lynnway, Neptune Bou- three hours of recording For nearly 10 years, BBP amount of experience, and levard and Commercial time at Wellspring re- has operated the Wilbur it’s clear from his revital- Street. When they weren’t cording studio in Acton. Theatre in Boston, pro- ization of the Wilbur The- boozing or instigating rel- The trio, with 48-year-old gressively enhancing the atre in Boston that he will atively-innocent hooligan- bassist Dan Lennon Jr. in COURTESY PHOTO venue’s national pro le draw a local and regional ism, they would be stand- tow, headed west and cut by booking hundreds of audience to enjoy not just ing side-by-side, singing 16 songs in one day. Tom Lennon, Paul McCormack, and Dan Len- shows each year featuring the Chevalier Theatre but their hearts out. non Sr. perform on the USS Massachusetts live music, comedians, and McCormack and the TRIO, A7 last year in Fall River. speakers. MEDFORD, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 77° VOL. 139, ISSUE 211 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 66° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2017 OBITUARIES Revere police Rev. Robert F. Dobson MarieAnne Desrochers, 66 1951-2017 arrest three for HAMPSTEAD, N.H. Bob is survived by LYNN — MarieAnne (Leb- son of Peabody; her grand- — Rev. Robert F. Dob- his loving wife Judith lanc) Desrochers, 66, of Lynn, children, Madalyn Hanson, son of Hampstead, (Woodman) Dob- passed away unexpectedly Izzabelle Hanson, Stephen drugs, kidnapping N.H. died unexpect- son; ve daughters: Saturday evening at the NSMC Hanson, Jr., Maxximus Han- edly on Friday, August Charlotte Comeau - Salem Hospital. She was son, and Alexander Blinn; ITEM STAFF REPORT $94,000 in cash, multiple scales and cash counting 11, 2017. The son and husband John, the beloved wife of Ronald her siblings, John Leblanc, REVERE — Three men of Samuel and Hazel Rebecca Finegan Desrochers, with whom she Irene Hachey, Christine Miller, machines, and other items accused of kidnapping associated with the illegal (Farrar) Dobson, he and husband Pat- shared 45 years of marriage. Denise Provencher, Therese and assaulting a man was born in Freeport, rick, Debra Gridley MarieAnne was born on May Geoghegan, and Pauline Na- distribution of drugs. over an alleged drug debt Daniel Ballantine was Maine and graduat- and husband Mark, 24, 1951, daughter of the late ples. She was predeceased by were arraigned in Chelsea ed from Norway High Rachel Cobban and Alyre and Annette (Doucette) her son, Kevin Desrochers. arraigned on charges of District Court on Monday 10 counts of unlawful pos- School in Norway, Maine. He husband Alec, and Aman- Leblanc of Lynn. MarieAnne Service information: A and held on high bail. served in the U.S. Army during da Dobson and partner was raised in Lynn and also visitation will be held on session of ammunition, 10 Revere Police respond- counts of unlawful pos- the Korean War and later Paul. He also leaves behind attended Lynn Public Schools. Wednesday, Aug. 16, from ing to a 911 call on Sun- graduated from the University eight grandchildren: Jason, Prior to her retirement, she 4-8 p.m. at the CONWAY, session of a rearm, two day discovered a cache of counts of possession of a of Maine at Farmington. He Maunie, Alex, Katie, Becca, worked as a secretary for B.R. CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral weapons that included a went on to Bangor Theological Ceara, Gwen, and Ethan; two Alexander in Boston for 10 Home, 82 Lynn St., Pea- large capacity magazine, machine gun, which led two counts of possession of Seminary where he earned his great-grandchildren: Evan and years. body. Her funeral will be to three arrests — Dan- Master of Divinity Degree. Emma as well as a brother-in- MarieAnne enjoyed going held on Thursday, August a rearm during commis- iel Ballantine, 24, and sion of a felony, kidnap- As a compassionate and law, Robert Woodman and his up to her cabin in New Hamp- 17, at 9 a.m., at the funeral his brother, John Ballan- caring pastor, Bob served wife Cynthia, and a number of shire, she enjoyed reading, home followed by a funeral ping, assault and battery tine, 28, both of Revere, with a dangerous weapon, New Sharon Congregational nieces and nephews. He was especially novels by Stephen Mass at St. Ann’s Church, and Jasmin Tihic, 22, of Church in Maine, North Guil- predeceased by three broth- King. She loved taking care 140 Lynn St., Peabody at Class B drug possession East Boston, according ford Congregational Church in ers: Win eld, Gordon, and El- of her grandchildren (her 10 a.m. She will be laid to with intent to distribute, to the Suffolk County Connecticut, and First Church mer and two sisters: Beatrice “Littles”) and her nieces and rest in Pine Grove Ceme- Class D drug possession District Attorney’s office. of Christ in Lynn (Congrega- and Alice. nephews, most importantly tery in Lynn. Memorial con- with intent to distribute, Police responded to the tional) and First Church in Bob has been described being surrounded by her lov- tributions may be made in unlawful possession of a area of 96 Eastern Ave. af- Ipswich in Massachusetts. as: “Neighbor, Friend, and ing family. MarieAnne’s memory to the machine gun and posses- ter a 911 call for a distur- His last full time ministry was Pastor — a special person Besides her loving husband American Cancer Society, sion of a rearm silencer. in New Hampshire serving who brought the message of 45 years, she is survived 30 Speen St., Framingham, bance. Although the line John Ballantine and Ti- Hampstead Congregational of God’s Love to life with by her daughters and their MA 01701. Please visit was disconnected, police got hic were each arraigned Church from 1984-1999. He everyone that he touched.” spouses; Elaine and Joseph www.ccbfuneral.com, for the location through the re- on charges of kidnapping, later served as Interim Minis- Service information: Fol- Blinn of Peabody, Sarajean directions, online obituary, gional emergency commu- assault and battery with a ter of First Church in Salem. lowing cremation, “A Celebra- Desrochers and Stephen Han- and memorial guestbook. nication center and found dangerous weapon, assault Bob’s “ministry” reached out tion of Life Memorial Service” the victim, who appeared with a dangerous weapon, to the “community” in his role will be held on Saturday, Aug. disoriented and had cuts to unlawful possession of a as Chaplain of the Hampstead 19 at 11 a.m. in the Hamp- his face, prosecutors said. rearm, and possession of Police and Fire Departments, stead Congregational Church. The victim told police a rearm during commis- as well through his work with The burial will immediately that he had been lured to sion of a felony. Massachusetts Prison Reform, follow in Lakeview Cemetery Daniel Ballantine’s East- Judge Matthew Machera Youth Services, and Mental in Hampstead. The Peabody ern Avenue apartment, imposed a bail of $750,000 Health Reform. He was tru- Funeral Homes and Cremato- Mary M. Gambale, 48 where he was held against for Daniel Ballantine, and ly a “minister of the people” rium of Derry and Londonder- his will by the three men. if that amount is posted, wherever he happened to live. ry are assisting the family 1968-2017 He reported that he was he ordered that Ballantine beaten with a hammer and remain under house arrest Over the years, he held mem- with arrangements. To send WINDHAM, N.H. — for animals and was bership in Sutton Royal Arch a condolence or for more in- baseball bat, and threat- and be subject to GPS mon- Mary M. (Laubner) a fan of rock ‘n’ roll. ened with a machine gun itoring, the DA’s of ce said. in Lynn, John T. Heard Mason- formation, please visit www. Gambale, 48, of As a teacher, Mary equipped with a silencer Bail was set at $250,000 ic Lodge in Ipswich, and the peabodyfuneralhome.com. Windham, N.H. and dedicated her life to over an alleged drug debt, for John Ballantine and Hampstead Lions Club. formerly of Swamp- inspiring young peo- prosecutors said. $200,000 for Tihic. Each scott, died peacefully ple to achieve their The victim was taken to were ordered to remain on Saturday, August potential and make Massachusetts General under house arrest and 12, 2017, at her resi- a better life for them- Hospital. submit to GPS monitoring dence with her family selves. She will be George G. Garabedian, 53 Of cers found a bag in the event that they post by her side. greatly missed. outside the building that bail, the DA’s of ce said. She was the devoted wife She is survived by her hus- contained six handguns, “I am extremely proud of Michael S. Gambale with band, Michael of Windham, MELROSE — George Peter Akdeniz of Hav- a large amount of am- of the work by all involved whom she shared 28 years of N.H., her father, Robert of G. Garabedian, age erstraw, N.Y.; as well munition, seven rearm and commend them for a marriage. Swampscott, a son, Fredric 53, of Melrose, died as his nieces and magazines, and a MAC- job well done. I am very She was born in Salem Gambale of Orlando, Fla., a unexpectedly on Fri- nephews; Eleni Ga- 10 with a silencer and happy that we were able to on November 4, 1968, the daughter, Justine Gambale day, August 11, 2017. rabedian and her - high-capacity magazine remove these rearms and daughter of Robert Laubner of Salem, her sister-in-law, Born in Yonkers, N.Y., ancé Steve Koudanis, that matched the descrip- narcotics from the street,” and the late Mary (Dunn) Ganine Gambale and her he was the son of the and Christos Garabe- tion of the weapon used to Revere Police Chief James Laubner of Swampscott. Mary wife Theresa Kelly of Bradley late Jirair “Jerry” and dian, all of Wake eld, threaten the victim. Guido said. “The Revere was raised in Swampscott, Beach, N.J. Elena (Kritopoulos) and Stathis Stefan- John Ballantine was Police works hard every day graduating from Swampscott Service information: A Vis- Garabedian. He was idis, Demetrios Ste- taken into custody out- to make Revere the great High School in 1986. She itation will be held on Thurs- raised in Lynn, and had lived in fanidis, and Yiannis Stefanidis, side the apartment, while place that it is.” later graduated from Salem day, August 17, 2017, at the Melrose for many years. all of Burlington. Daniel Ballantine and Ti- State University in 1992 and, CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR “This is what we’re re- George had worked as a Service information: His hic were ordered to exit while residing in Florida, re- Funeral Home at 82 Lynn ferring to when we talk of cook at Supreme Roast Beef funeral will be held on Thurs- the apartment and were ceived her Master’s Degree St., Peabody from 2-4 p.m. the nexus of guns, drugs, in Danvers, Brothers Deli in day at 9 a.m. from the SO- taken into custody. from Florida Atlantic University. ,and 7-9 p.m. Her funeral and violence,” Suffolk Peabody and Danvers, as well LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 Revere Police executed Mary had been an English will be held on Friday, at 9 County District Attorney as Mino’s Roast Beef in Lynn. Broadway (Route129), Lynn, search warrants at Daniel teacher in Kutztown, PA. and a.m. from the funeral home Daniel F. Conley said. He will be remembered as a followed by a funeral ser- Ballantine’s apartment and “Fortunately, we can be loving and caring father who vice at 10 a.m. in St. George later in Broward County, Fla. followed by a funeral Mass and then returned to Massa- in St. John the Evangelist found four additional hand- certain that for every gun was extremely proud of his Greek Orthodox Church, guns, two assault ri es, up- taken off the streets, we daughter, especially her Irish Lynn. Burial will be in Pine chusetts where she taught at Church, 173 Humphrey St., Malden Catholic High School. Swampscott at 10 a.m. wards of 300 rounds of am- have prevented a future step dancing. Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Rel- munition, more than three act of violence.” George is survived by his be- atives and friends are re- She recently became a Pro- Burial will be in Swamp- gram Director for the Young scott Cemetery, Swamp- pounds of marijuana, more All of the defendants re- loved daughter; Shona Paige spectfully invited. Visiting than six grams of cocaine, turn to court Sept. 11. Garabedian of Saugus, his wife hours are Wednesday from Parent Program for Catholic scott. Flowers may be sent Shivaun (O’Brien) Garabedian 4-8 p.m. In lieu of owers, Charities in Lowell, prior to her to the funeral home and of Saugus; his siblings; So a donations may be made illness. donations may be sent to MEDFORD BRIEF Garabedian of Lynn, James to Shona Paige’s college Mary enjoyed camping with Windham’s Helping Hands, Garabedian of Andover, Mabel fund at http://go. delity. her family at Old Orchard P.O. Box 4073, Windham, NH and the event is hosted by Doxi Stefanidis and her hus- com/34cgl Directions and Beach, Maine, traveling and 03087. For guestbook and Outdoor movie night Medford Mayor Stephanie band Damien of Burlington, guestbook at www.solimine. taking cruises, and was an directions visit www.ccbfu- on Wednesday M. Burke and the Medford Andy Garabedian of Lynn, and com. avid reader. She had a love neral.com. MEDFORD — Medford Chamber of Commerce. residents of all ages are The Condon Shell is lo- invited to come and take cated at 2501 Mystic Val- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS in a free outdoor movie on ley Parkway in Medford. Wednesday night, August Those attending are re- Skydiver rescued after lurking by the side of a chusetts river. New England Holocaust 16 at 8 p.m. at the Condon minded to bring a blanket spending hours stuck in tree Massachusetts highway Middlesex District At- Memorial in Boston has Shell. and insect repellent. Free this weekend: It was just torney Marian Ryan says been vandalized for the The feature lm will be popcorn for all. DUNSTABLE (AP) — A a plastic toy. the body was recovered second time this summer. Disney’s live-action ver- For more information New Hampshire skydiver The Salem News reports from the Merrimack River Police say someone sion of “The Jungle Book” call 781-393-2408. who was blown off course that police in Danvers got in Chelmsford on Mon- smashed a glass panel on has been rescued after their rst report of an alli- day. Her name was not the memorial on Monday. spending hours stuck gator along Route 128 at released. A suspect was taken into Pipe break snarls about 70 feet up in a tree. around 8:40 a.m. Sunday. Police Chief James custody. Dunstable police said One person walked into a Spinney says officers It’s the second time late Sunday that Aatif police station to report the responded to the river at the memorial has been Rathad, of Merrimack, alligator on the south- about 10:30 p.m. Sunday traf c in Malden N.H., had been removed damaged in the past few bound side of the highway and learned the girl had said Malden Dept. of Pub- from the tree more than months. By Steve Freker a couple of hours later. been a passenger on a FOR THE ITEM two hours after rescue In June, police say lic Works director Bob The reports prompted a craft that was struck by Knox. teams were rst dis- frenzy on Twitter. another from the rear. James Isaac used a rock to MALDEN — A water patched. shatter a roughly 9-foot- Knox said his crews Of cers who went to Authorities say the main break at one of the were working through the Don Mayer, the airport investigate found a foot- operator of the other tall glass panel on one of city’s busiest intersections manager at Pepperell the memorial’s six 54-foot- night to repair the break and-a-half plastic toy craft, 32-year-old Doug- snarled traf c and knocked to have water restored Skydiving Center, tells high towers. Isaac has out water service to dozens discarded by the side of las Dematos, of Lowell, to all the residences and WBZ-TV that Rathad is pleaded not guilty to van- of households and busi- the road. They removed it. was charged with several businesses in the imme- an experienced diver who dalism charges. nesses in the city’s Bell offenses including operat- diate area by early this missed the landing area. Rock neighborhood just be- Divers recover body of ing while drunk. The six glass towers are morning, adding it was Mayer says Rathad was Dematos was arraigned lit internally and etched fore the start of Monday’s embarrassed, but not teen girl lost after dif cult to estimate exact- Monday in his hospital bed. with millions of numbers rush hour commute. seriously hurt. He says ly how many homes and watercraft crash He’s being held on $7,500 that represent tattoos on Hundreds of gallons of there were ve other peo- buildings were affected. bail. It could not be deter- water poured onto the ple who jumped from the CHELMSFORD (AP) — the arms of many Jews mined if he has a lawyer. sent to Nazi death camps. street following the pipe same plane. Authorities have recov- rupture, around 4 p.m., The repaired memorial ered what appears to be causing havoc to both Holocaust memorial was rededicated in July. 781-593-7700 An alligator lurking by the the body of a 16-year-old motorists and pedestri- Publishing Daily, except Sundays road? No, just a plastic toy girl who went missing vandalized for second time Democratic Mayor Mar- ans trying to make their USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 after a late-night collision this summer ty Walsh says he’s “sad- way through the intersec- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA DANVERS (AP) — No, involving two personal dened to see such a despi- and additional of ces. tion of Main and Medford Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item a live alligator was not watercrafts on a Massa- BOSTON (AP) — The cable action.” streets. 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Last month, the T re- LYNN — SPUR, a local Together, SPUR’s goal through fifth grader quested bids to privatize nonprofit public charity of finding sponsors for all ($66.48), a backpack bus facilities in Lynn, has secured sponsors for 633 local children is un- and supplies for a sixth Quincy, and Boston. 70 percent of the children equivocally attainable. through 12th grader Of the 16 public transit in Lynn, Marblehead, Sa- Sponsor today. ($74.08), a backpack agencies in Massachu- lem and Swampscott who SPUR, whose mission is ($33.82), or just school setts, only one, the MBTA, would otherwise go with- to “spur” youth and adults supplies ($38.46) does not outsource its bus out a new backpack and on toward actions that Make your tax-deduct- maintenance work. The T school supplies according build stronger commu- ible donation: http://spur. said it can cut the hour- to their school counselors nities through hands-on community/Backpack- ly worker rate by nearly and program case work- community service and Sponsor or mail your 68 percent, from $56 per ers. enrichment programs. check to PO Box 1274, hour to $18 per hour, by However, 180 local chil- There are lots of op- Marblehead MA 01945 privatizing the Lynn ga- dren need sponsors by this tions for those interest- When we SPUR good rage. coming Friday in order to ed in helping. Purchase deeds, moments become Through a spokesman, receive a new backpack a backpack and sup- memories, strangers be- acting MBTA General and school supplies. A new plies for a kindergarten come neighbors and vol- Manager Brian Short- full backpack can make all through second grad- unteering becomes pas- sleeve, declined to be in- the difference for the chil- er ($54.26), a backpack sion. A community of terviewed. Instead, he is- dren. and supplies for a third doers, Join us! sued a statement saying “It is the MBTA’s intent to continue to meet with ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Local 264, and remains Ivan Perez holds up a sign at the union protest Sen. Markey visits Lynn open to the union’s ideas at the MBTA garage on Western Avenue. and proposals.” Bus mechanics say they Community Health Center passengers in these bus- won’t use them or put my have voluntarily deferred es if a private company kids on them either,” Ca- a 2.5 percent raise sched- comes in,” he said. “Two hill said. The low-cost bus By Thomas Grillo The center cares for they need.” uled for July 1 and are colleagues I work with company lost its federal ITEM STAFF 40,000 Lynn residents, Dr. Kiame Mahaniah, willing to discuss other just had kids and Charlie Berry said. Of that num- the clinic’s chief medical concessions. license in 2013 because of LYNN — U.S. Senator Baker wants to take food safety violations. ber, 10,000 are children. officer, said the staff is “We have offered $29 Edward Markey was in The Affordable Care working on the frontlines off the table of these brand McGee said he stands town on Monday to learn million in annual savings Act, better known as of healthcare. new babies.” with the working people how the Lynn Community and concessions, that’s Obamacare, expanded One of the things they Luke Kramer, a Lynn who make the T and the Health Center was meet- more than what the T’s Medicaid to cover more are most proud of, he said, native and a bus mechanic bus service the best in the ing the challenges of pro- Fiscal Management Con- low-income adults, includ- is with substance abuse trol Board has asked for,” for 10 years, said the city country. viding services to nearly ing those who were work- program funds, they have said Michael Vartabedi- can’t afford to lose jobs. “The governor said he half of the city’s popula- ing but lacked health in- been able to triple the an, area director of the “With all the new apart- would not privatize MBTA tion. surance. clinic’s capacity to pro- International Association ments and condominiums employees and also said But before he could ask being built in Lynn and The GOP bill would vide medication-assisted of Machinists and Aero- core services would not questions of a dozen staff- have phased out funding space Workers. “But they the North Shore, now is be impacted by privatiza- ers who gathered in the treatment to nearly 500 not the time to privatize for expansion of the pov- patients with no one being refuse to negotiate with tion,” he said. “We want to clinic’s conference room, erty program, and placed a bus company,” he said. turned away. us and chose instead to make sure a real negotia- Lori Abrams Berry, the a limit on future federal Now is the time to invest The expansion comes as gamble with rider safe- tion takes place and this center’s CEO, praised the spending, a move which in public transportation.” the number of heroin over- ty and the livelihood of facility continues to be a Massachusetts Democrat many Republican gover- doses has soared to their these hard working men place where the machin- for leading the fight to nors opposed. Union members were and woman.” ists continue to work and save Medicaid. The Trump Markey said the Repub- highest level ever in Lynn joined by U.S. Sen. Ed- Workers at the Lynn provide services to the rid- administration sought licans wanted to cut opioid as a more potent mixture ward Markey (D), state garage perform a num- ers who depend on them to trim the program that treatment from $90 billion of the drug is making its Sen. Thomas M. Mc- ber of tasks to keep the every day.” provides health care to the over the next 10 years to way to the streets. Gee (D-Lynn), and state fleet running, from sim- needy. $45 billion, a move that “We have really been Reps. Brendan Crighton U.S. Sen. Edward Mar- ple jobs like refueling, “First of all, thank you would have devastated running a sick care sys- (D-Lynn) and Daniel Ca- key (D-Mass.) said the to more elaborate work machinists who work in for saving the Medic- many people who sought tem, not a health care like replacing brake lines hill (D-Lynn). aid program,” she said. treatment, he said. system,” Markey said. “I am standing here Lynn are the best in the and suspension systems, U.S. “Nearly 60 percent of our “Thank God we won,” he “But you’re changing the repairing air condition- today with the best me- “They welcome being patients are on Medicaid, said. “We need that mon- model here in Lynn as ing and faulty electrical chanics in America,” compared to New York, so when you think about ey for treatment. It would we transition to provide equipment, and rebuild- Crighton said to cheers. Chicago, and Los Angeles,” what might happen to this have been devastating to health care to residents. ing engines. “We will keep fighting and health center without it, community health centers And that’s what this “We ensure buses are make sure your voices are he said. “These machinists are saying they do the best we would be dead in the and for families lining up whole revolution is all safe and we take care of heard.” water.” here today to get the help about.” the riders,” Vartabedian Cahill praised the em- job that machinists can do said. ployees for their hard in providing public trans- Alex Grande, a fueler work and said if privat- portation for its citizen at the Lynn garage who ization becomes a reality, and they are willing to go hopes to become a me- it will result in degraded to the table to negotiate. chanic, said bus drivers service, poorly maintained But the MBTA has said feel safe when they leave buses, and public safety they will not negotiate.” the garage. issues. Thomas Grillo can be “Drivers tell me they “If Baker wants Fung reached at tgrillo@item- 2017 RED ROCK PARK Wah to run these buses, I won’t feel safe taking live.com. FREE SUMMER CONCERTS LCCC to host HOOPS for HOPE Fundraiser Aug. 17: By Bella diGrazia ey to help educate parents during the tournament, 4EverFab Beatles Music FOR THE ITEM and create awareness to such as a silent auction prevent Child Abuse and and 50-50 raffles. LYNN — Lynn Com- Neglect, according to a Food and beverages will Aug. 24: munity Connections Co- statement. be available for purchase. alition (LCCC) is hosting Their biggest hope in the The tournament will host its inaugural HOOPS for fundraiser is to become special guest referees to 12:01 Blues Band HOPE Fundraiser on Aug. a resource for Lynn in be announced at a later 26 from 10 a.m to 2 p.m. at teaching parents nurtur- date. Breed Junior High School ing skills and how to raise If interested in becom- Basketball Court in Lynn. healthy children. ing a sponsor, donating The LCCC will be host- The coalition’s mission $125 for your company’s ing a 3-on-3 basketball is “be kind. Every person name on the back of their Concerts are from 6-8 p.m. tournament in hopes of you meet is fighting a t-shirts, or making a con- strengthening family sup- hard battle.” tribution, please contact Admission is FREE. Bring your own chairs and blankets. port systems in communi- Players must be 18 years Leroy Anderson at Lynn Refreshments, co ee, and Friends’ attire will be available for purchase. ties throughout the city of and older. Teams will be Community Connection’s Lynn. split into 4 to 7 players Administrative Office The goal of the event is and will cost $25 per play- (339-883-2345 or 2356) to bring the community er. 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Jaime Figueroa calls for debates among Councilor-At-Large candidates

By Thomas Grillo hear what they have to Field. Lynn ITEM STAFF say, in order to make an The final election will be Community informed decision at the Tuesday, November 7. LYNN — Jaime ballot box.” Thomas Grillo can be Development Figueroa, one of the earli- The forums should be reached at tgrillo@item- est challengers to declare held in different locations, live.com. his candidacy for a Coun- cilor-At-Large post, is call- with two on weekend days Friends of Lynn and Nahant Beach ing for five debates among for those residents that LAW OFFICES OF the eight candidates. cannot make a weekday JAMES J. CARRIGAN lynn-nahantbeach.org evening, to discuss the “The need for transpar- • Social Security Disability ency, accountability and issues facing our city, he • Workers Compensation people-first decisions is said. • Accidents evident in Lynn,” said In addition to Figueroa, 25 years located across Figueroa in a statement. the Councilor-at-Large from Lynn District Court ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! “Time to bring the can- candidates include: Bri- 15 Johnson St. didates forward to share an LaPierre, Richard 781-596-0100 their idea and values with Ford, Hong Net, Taso Ni- JAMES J. CARRIGAN Call Customer Service to place an ad ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN the residents of Lynn who kolakopoulos, John Ladd, RONALD D. MALLOY 781-593-7700, ext. 2 so desperately need to Buzzy Barton, and Brian www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2017 OPINION DAHLEEN GLANTON HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Angry white men are Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey fueling racial violence P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan This column appeared in if not in person. ed supporters. They are Chairman Customer Service Chief Operating O cer the Chicago Tribune. They are Donald among those who tend to P ’ Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Unlike the bigoted pro- Trump’s people. And he feel most vulnerable to Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 testers in the 1960s, the knows it. the changing demograph- Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 demonstrators in Char- Regardless of how we ics. All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 lottesville, Va., did not might feel about former It is clear why Trump 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 wear hoods. On Saturday, Ku Klux Klan grand wiz- refused to denounce these Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Ext. 2 Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 we saw their faces clear- ard David Duke, he is groups when he addressed Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ly. And they were angry right in telling Trump to the Charlottesville vio- Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 white men. take a look in the mirror lence. People who fear classi [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 If we are to get to the and recognize that it was that the America that was Subscriptions root of the recent escala- white Americans who put created to advance the [email protected] tion of confrontational big- him in office. prosperity of white men Circulation otry in America, we must It wasn’t every white is being taken away are a [email protected] acknowledge who is fuel- American, though. It was crucial part of his base. ing it. That is the growing specific white voters. And with recent polls Ext. 3 demographic of insecure Trump won the largest showing that he is losing Newsroom white males who blame margin of white voters support among his most [email protected] [email protected] EDITORIAL their social and economic without a college degree loyal supporters, Trump failures on everyone but in nearly four decades. cannot afford to turn on Ext. 4 themselves. Two-thirds, or 67 percent, them. Demonstrations like the of non-college whites sup- Much of what he has Sports one this weekend repre- ported him, compared tried to accomplish so [email protected] Banana Boat Ahoy sent the false notion that with 28 percent who sup- far in the presidency has Ext. 5 white men are losing the ported Hillary Clinton, been for this group of Retail and Online Here’s to Avri and Amora Schena and the special unfair advantage they according to the Pew Re- people. They are the ones Advertising little sweet spot just off Revere Beach where the have enjoyed in America search Center. who want a wall built at [email protected] since its founding. Let’s break those num- the Mexican border and sisters run an ice cream parlor that has served up The fear that Afri- bers down by the sexes. support a ban on Muslim ADVERTISING cool treats since 1977. can-Americans would According to exit polls, immigrants entering the Sure, there are ice cream stands dotting the land- Ernie Carpenter Jr. somehow gain economic 71 percent of white men United States. scape and more than a few have been around lon- Director of Advertising parity with white men has without a college degree They hate the idea of and Business Development, ext. 1355 ger than 40 years. But the Banana Boat is that rare long been one of the driv- voted for Trump. And 61 sanctuary cities and agree [email protected] type of small business that has managed to culti- ing forces behind bigotry percent of white women with Trump that law and vate new customers year after year even as it stays Michele Iannaco in our country. Today, that without a college degree order can best be achieved Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 true to its beginnings. bigotry has been expanded supported him. in local communities by [email protected] There are a few other businesses along Revere into a cultural war against These voters represent “getting tough,” which Beach like the Banana Boat — Bianchi’s comes to Ralph Mitchell immigrants _ a fight that the core of red state Amer- seems to mean locking up Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 mind — that have survived on the city’s waterfront is largely defined by edu- ica. In rural swing states black people and throwing [email protected] in the face of change. Revere Beach in 40 years has cation or more specifically, like Ohio, Pennsylvania, away the key. undergone transformations that erased the once- the lack of it. Michigan and Wisconsin, They are the reason Patricia Whalen Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 famed boardwalk with its arcades and replaced Americans who thought they are the ones respon- Trump surrounded him- [email protected] those yesteryear memories with new development. that racism and bigotry sible for pushing Trump self with people like Steve Revere Beach for decades was an entertainment would simply die out with across the finish line. Bannon, his chief strate- BUSINESS OFFICE destination for people who took public transporta- the aging population must By no means should we gist, and Jeff Sessions, his be sorely disappointed. assume that every uned- attorney general _ men Beth Bresnahan tion to the beach for a day of fun and sun spent on Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 the beach and on the amusement park rides. Young men are largely ucated or undereducated with documented biases [email protected] The arcades and the rides went the way of black- driving the modern hate white Trump supporter toward immigration and Susan J. Conti and-white television and telephone booths and res- groups, and their numbers would join a hate group civil rights. have escalated in the last or even become a sympa- On Saturday, Trump Controller, ext. 1288 idential towers replaced the roller coaster. Today, [email protected] the beachfront and Ocean Avenue one block in from two years. thizer. Most of them like- chose to dilute what could Ted Grant the beach are enhancing Revere’s status as a place They are people like ly were appalled by the have been the most heroic Dylann Roof, who was 21 violent images that came speech of his presidency Publisher, ext. 1234 to live with attractive views and a subway ride just when he killed nine Afri- out of Charlottesville. Nei- by adding “on many sides” [email protected] a few stops from downtown Boston. can-American parishio- ther should we think that to his weak condemnation Marian Kinney The Banana Boat bridged this transformation ners during a prayer ser- well-educated whites can’t of the violence in Char- ext. 1212 and survived and thrived throughout the decades vice in Charleston, S.C. buy into the white su- lottesville. And he did it [email protected] for reasons every Revere resident can appreciate. And James Alex Fields Jr., premacist argument that to appease this important Will Kraft The Schena sisters stuck to what they know best 20, who is accused of plow- America has somehow part of his base. Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 and they didn’t try to convince their customers ing his car into a crowd of been stolen and needs to So insecure white men [email protected] they had any other reason to stop on Beach Street anti-rally protesters Sat- be brought back to where can gather around a stat- Jennifer Perez for an ice cream. urday, killing a woman it belongs. Indeed, there ue of Confederate Gen. ext. 1205 They attracted neighbors and people they knew and injuring at least 19 has been a recent move- Robert E. Lee while carry- [email protected] to their business and, over the years, they made people. ment to recruit on college ing Tiki torches, use their friends with the children and grandchildren of Carolina Trujillo While young men are at campuses. cars to run people down Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 those first customers. The Banana Boat became the forefront of the violent But the people who are and expose their hatred [email protected] a business that attracted repeat customers and encounters, they are by most likely to be swayed without hiding behind a counted locals and out-of-towners among the reg- no means the only perpe- by the bigoted rheto- mask. Jim Wilson trators of hate. Just as it ric of white nationalist, They may think they lost Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ulars. [email protected] On hot summer days, people pack around the ser- was nearly a half-century neo-Nazi and armed “Pa- ground under previous ad- vice windows and on quieter days there is time for ago, there are many more triot” groups certainly can ministrations, but as long CIRCULATION conservation about the Red Sox and the weather bigoted sympathizers who be found among Trump’s as Trump is president, Lisa Mahmoud between ordering and taking that first delicious stand with them in spirit, low-income, less educat- they have nothing to fear. Manager, ext. 1239 bite. [email protected] Businesses like the Banana Boat are the glue EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED that holds the economies in cities like Revere and Abbe Young Smith smaller communities together. The local economic Manager, ext. 1276 structure can change with development replacing Economic boycotts of Iran, Cuba hurt US, too [email protected] amusement and vacant lots becoming the drawing board for big dreams. But true success, in business The following editorial ment program in return not been quick to open the NEWSROOM terms, is defined in a city like Revere by Avri and appeared in the Pittsburgh for relief from econom- gates for U.S. companies Bill Brotherton Amora Schena and the loyalty and perseverance Post-Gazette on Friday, ic sanctions against it, and banks interested in Features Editor ext. 1338 they demonstrate year after year. Aug. 11: signed by China, France, becoming active in some [email protected] Running a small business isn’t for everyone. The announcement last Germany, Russia, the of these hitherto closed Gayla Cawley Words like “vacation” and “weekend” aren’t found week of a deal between United Kingdom and the markets. Reporter, ext. 1236 very often in the small business owner’s vocabulary Iran and the French United States, should The reasons for this [email protected] so it is a tribute to tenacity when a corner mer- car-maker Renault for have opened the door for blocking posture are Cheryl Charles chant can sustain a business for 40 years. Mayor $780 million, to build American businesses and generally political. Cuba Night Editor, ext. 1278 Brian Arrigo will celebrate that tenacity when he 150,000 new cars a year financial institutions to policy is shifting back [email protected] salutes the Schena sisters on Friday with a cele- for the Iranian market, re- the Iranian market. Iran’s to the time that it was minded Americans again population is 80 million, Tori Faieta bration honoring their contribution to Revere. shaped by south Florida Copy Editor of the foregone opportuni- and it has a large and vig- Cuban exiles. Iran policy [email protected] ties involved in the Unit- orous economy. is heavily influenced by Thomas Grillo ed States’ government’s European companies exiled shah-era figures in continued approach to and the Chinese have not Reporter, ext. 1264 Los Angeles, other parts [email protected] relations with countries hesitated to jump right of the West Coast and like Iran, Cuba, Russia in. With the exception of Spenser Hasak Israel. U.S. Russia pol- Photographer, ext. 1332 and even North Korea and Boeing, which braved the icy is very confused by Syria. waters of continued U.S. [email protected] the investigations into America’s years-long government regulations Thor Jourgensen the Russian role in the boycotts against these restraining trade and in- News Editor, ext. 1267 2016 elections, the diplo- countries are certain- vestment with Iran that [email protected] matic expulsions and the ly preferable to war and are still in place and even military exercises on the Steve Krause may even be satisfying to growing in spite of the Sports Editor, ext. 1229 those who want America accord, American banks Eastern European border [email protected] to do something about the and companies have not between Russia and the West. Katie Morrison regimes in power in these been able to respond to Sports Reporter places. It is important not the opportunities that Whatever the reasons, [email protected] to forget, however, that the Iranian market pres- it should be a solid tenet Owen O’Rourke they cost American com- ents. of Republican and other American philosophy that Photographer, ext. 1224 panies, banks and even Another example is [email protected] the federal government Cuba, where the Trump the normal conduct of potentially considerable administration appears to business in and between Roberto Scalese countries can play a pos- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 amounts of money, not be in the process of rolling [email protected] to mention the gener- back some of the openings itive role in overall rela- al constraints that they to that country that his tions with them. American Anne Marie Tobin constitute in the normal predecessor had put into enterprises certainly think Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] conduct of international place. For what is in prin- so. Washington seems to business. ciple and in appearance be forgetting this truth in Bridget Turcotte The 2015 agreement by a pro-business Ameri- not making policy changes Reporter, ext. 1269 which Iran suspended its can administration now, that reflect the validity of [email protected] nuclear weapons develop- Trump’s government has this approach. 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] TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 The Daily Item 50% off

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All address information, particularly 10:04 a.m. Monday on Hovey Accidents ity at 11:22 p.m. Sunday at 2 Friday at School and Beach levard; at 8:41 p.m. Friday on arrests, reflect police records. In the Terrace. Raddin Road. A caller reported streets; at 5:15 p.m. Friday at Payson Street; at 9:50 Sunday A report of a motor vehicle event of a perceived inaccuracy, it a person was possibly in his PLS Check Cashing on Beach on Beach Street. accident at 4:41 p.m. Friday at is the sole responsibility of the con- Theft backyard. Police reported kids Street; at 6:08 p.m. Friday at Stop & Shop at 760 Fellsway; were playing football in the CVS on Squire Road; at 1:23 Theft cerned party to contact the relevant A report of a larceny at 3:39 at 5:05 p.m. Friday on Walk- park; at 9:43 a.m. Monday at p.m. Saturday at Market Basket police department and have the p.m. Sunday at 50 Boston St. ling Court; at 6:04 p.m. Friday 5 Nancy Ave. A caller reported on Squire Road; at 2:54 p.m. A report of a larceny/forgery/ department issue a notice of correc- A report of a robbery at on Roosevelt Circle; at 7:46 her daughter went for a run that Saturday at Park and Wash- fraud at 10:04 a.m. Friday on tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or 10:52 p.m. Sunday at Roseville p.m. Friday at Margarita’s at 75 morning and a man was video- ington avenues; at 3:53 p.m. Caruso Street; at 7:48 p.m. Sat- Square and Shepard Street. clarifications will not be made without Station Landing; at 10:56 p.m. taping her. Saturday at North Shore Road urday at New Revere Police Sta- Friday at CVS at 55 Riverside tion on Revere Beach Parkway. express notice of change from the ar- A caller reported he had a bat and Revere Street; at 9:12 p.m. Vandalism Ave.; at 3:27 a.m. Saturday at in his room at 1:24 a.m. Mon- Saturday on Mountain Avenue; Tara Perna, 39, of 8 Ford Ave., resting police department. Auburn Street and Mystic Valley Apt. 2, Roxbury, was summoned A report of motor vehicle van- day at 11 Drake Way. at 2:10 a.m. Sunday at Revere Parkway; at 8:01 a.m. Saturday for receiving stolen property; at dalism at 3:17 p.m. Sunday at Street and American Legion LYNN at 72 North Cedar Road. 8:15 p.m. Sunday on Shirley 76 Spencer St.; at 8:58 a.m. Theft Highway; at 4:27 a.m. Sunday A report of a motor vehicle hit Avenue. Monday at 115 O’Callaghan on Sargent Street; at 5:47 a.m. Arrests and run accident at 9:35 a.m. A report of a larceny at 10:47 A report of auto theft at 9:20 Way. Sunday at Revere Housing Au- Saturday at 59 Marshall St. a.m. Monday at 7-Eleven at 23 p.m. Saturday at Roseland Saida Olivier, of 84 Marianna A report of vandalism at thority on Constitution Avenue; Newbury St. A lost or stolen wal- Properties on Overlook Ridge St., was arrested on a warrant 11:55 p.m. Sunday at 84 Mar- at 1:32 p.m. Sunday on Saga- Assaults let was reported. Terrace. charge of shoplifting by aspor- ianna St. more Street; at 4:29 p.m. Sun- tation at 4:18 a.m. Monday. day at Market Basket on Squire A report of an assault at REVERE Jorge Roldan, 39, of 2 Brim- MALDEN 11:23 a.m. Saturday on Salem Road; at 5:54 p.m. Sunday at SAUGUS blecom St., was arrested on a Street; at 12:57 a.m. Sunday at Revere City Hall on Broadway; Arrests Accidents courtesy booking at 5:36 p.m. Theft MBTA Wellington Bus Platform at 6:01 p.m. Sunday on Shirley Avenue; at 6:35 p.m. Sunday at Sunday. at 37 Revere Beach Parkway. Daniel Ballantine, 24, of A report of a motor vehicle hit A report of a robbery with a Budget Fence on North Shore 96 Eastern Ave., Apt. 1, was and run accident at 8:13 a.m. knife at 10:04 p.m. Saturday at Road. Accidents Breaking and Entering arrested and charged with 22 Friday at Walgreens at 166 Wal- A report of a motor vehicle Dunkin’ Donuts on Main Street. counts of improper possession A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle accident with personal injury nut St. of ammunition/rifle/shotgun, accident with personal injury breaking and entering at 9:45 at 4:22 p.m. Saturday at Rick’s A report of a motor vehicle MARBLEHEAD two counts of firearm posses- at 1:41 p.m. Sunday at South a.m. Saturday at 105 Brookings Auto Collision on North Shore accident with personal injury at sion in a felony, possession of a 8:38 a.m. Friday at Walgreens and Summer streets; at 5:53 Accidents St.; at 12:07 p.m. Saturday at Road. p.m. Sunday at Essex and Joyce 88 Marshall St.; at 9:04 a.m. machine gun, assault and bat- at 166 Walnut St. One person streets. A collision of two bikes was Monday at 74 Marshall St. tery with a dangerous weapon, Assaults was taken to Melrose Wakefield A report of a motor vehicle reported at 8:59 p.m. Sunday A report of a breaking and kidnapping, Class B drug pos- Hospital; at 4:35 p.m. Sunday accident at 1:57 p.m. Sunday at Atlantic Avenue and Commu- entering at 5:12 p.m. Saturday session with intent to distribute A report of an assault at at Mike’s Place at 237 Hamil- at Western Avenue and Park nity Road. Both people involved at 141 Middlesex Ave.; at 8:26 and Class D drug possession 5:58 a.m. Saturday on Sprague ton St. Street; at 3:15 p.m. Sunday at were juveniles. a.m. Sunday at 25 Stanley Ave.; with intent to distribute at 1:07 Street; at 11:52 a.m. Saturday A report of a motor vehicle Chestnut Street and Western at 8:58 a.m. Sunday at 16A a.m. Sunday. on Joseph Road; at 7:54 p.m. accident at 9:53 p.m. Sunday Avenue; at 3:19 p.m. Sunday Complaints Stearns Ave.; at 12:07 p.m. John L. Ballantine, 28, of 55 Saturday on Bennington Street. at York Ford at 1481 Broadway. at 130 Neptune Blvd.; at 7:49 Sunday at 69 Fellsway West. Eastern Ave., was arrested and p.m. Sunday at Boston and A report of a boat complaint charged with assault and bat- Breaking and Entering Complaints at 12:25 p.m. Sunday on tery with a dangerous weapon, North Franklin streets; at 8:53 Complaints A report of a breaking and en- A report of suspicious activity p.m. Sunday at 50 Western Ocean Avenue. A caller reported kidnapping, firearm possession she was looking out from Castle A report of a disturbance at in a felony, and selling/using/ tering at 10:22 a.m. Friday on at 12:08 a.m. Friday at Apple- Ave.; at 9:45 p.m. Sunday at Carmen Lane. Nelson Cornwell, bee’s at 214 Broadway. A caller Baker and Franklin streets; at Rock and saw a dark hulled mo- 5:57 p.m. Saturday at 291 Mid- possessing a firearm at 1:07 torboat that was 20 to 25 feet dlesex Ave.; at 3:48 a.m. Sun- a.m. Sunday. 39, of 7 Carmen Lane, Apt. 5, reported a man was on top of a 2:50 a.m. Monday on Chapman was summoned for breaking woman near the on ramp after Place. long offshore. She stated that day at 20 Ship Ave.; at 12:27 Ronnie Burnett, 52, of 26 the boat wasn’t moving and she p.m. Saturday at 17 Carney St.; Pearl St., Everett, was arrested and entering for a misdemean- Applebee’s. Police reported an A report of a motor vehicle hit or; at 2:36 p.m. Friday on Rice area search was negative. and run accident at 6:29 p.m. felt that it was in distress be- at 12:03 p.m. Monday at 27 on a warrant at 5:47 a.m. Sun- cause it was near some rocks. Prescott St. day. Avenue; at 11:24 a.m. Sunday A report of a disturbance at Sunday at Subway at 44 State at Li-Jo Apartments on Revere 1:15 p.m. Saturday at Warden St. She stated that another boat Leonard A. Cambria, 54, of was alongside it and they might Overdose 32 Glendale St., Apt. A, was ar- Beach Parkway. Street Apartments. A caller re- have just been fishing. rested and charged with Class ported she could hear a woman Breaking and Entering A report of an overdose at A report of a disturbance at A drug possession with intent Complaints screaming for help coming from 4:13 p.m. Friday on Cleveland the apartments. Police reported A report of a breaking and 9:36 p.m. Sunday at Green and to distribute and Class B drug A report of a disturbance at Street. hearing nothing after an exten- entering at 2:25 p.m. Sunday Creesy streets. possession at 3:30 p.m. Friday. 6:13 a.m. Friday at 7-Eleven sive search and further reported at 14 Nelson St.; at 4:53 p.m. A report of loud singing at Jeffrey A. Gaudette, 24, of on Shirley Avenue; at 9:36 a.m. Theft that it was a verbal dispute be- Sunday at 9 Lynn Shore Drive. 3:56 a.m. Monday on Ocean 64 Pemberton St., was arrested Friday at Brothers Insurance tween friends on scene; at 6:42 A report of a motor vehicle Avenue. A caller reported there A report of a larceny at 9:34 and charged with shoplifting by on North Shore Road; at 6:49 p.m. Saturday at Taco Bell/ breaking and entering at 5:19 was a person loudly singing a.m. Saturday at 91 Burget Ave. asportation at 6:42 p.m. Friday. p.m. Friday on Griffin Street; at Charter Foods North at 421 a.m. Monday at High Rock Tower “Happy Birthday” and it ap- Cameron James Getchell, 8:02 p.m. Friday on Yeamans Broadway. A caller reported two on Circuit Avenue; at 8:45 a.m. peared to be coming from the 20, of 298 Ferry St., Everett, Street; at 8:56 p.m. Friday on NAHANT males exited a car, smashed Monday at 169 Euclid Ave.; at house next to the fire station. was arrested and charged with Thornton Street; at 9:17 p.m. glass bottles on the ground 9:42 a.m. Monday at 16 Essex The homeowner was spoken to. Accidents disorderly conduct, disturbing Friday on Cummings Avenue; at and went into the restaurant; at Court. the peace and resisting arrest 9:55 p.m. Friday on Mountain 12:07 a.m. Sunday at Oakland- MEDFORD A report of a motor vehicle at 11:15 p.m. Saturday. Avenue; at 11:36 p.m. Friday vale Elementary School at 266 Complaints accident at 11:48 a.m. Friday Jared D. Getchell, 26, of 298 at York and Ellerton streets; at at Nahant Rotary on Causeway. Ferry St., Everett, was arrested Main St. A report of a disturbance at Arrests 2:36 a.m. Saturday at Broadway and charged with disorderly Towers on Broadway; at 4:57 A report of a suspicious per- 3:59 p.m. Sunday at Knights of Brian Barrett, 49, of 40 Complaints conduct, disturbing the peace a.m. Saturday on Winthrop Ave- son at 7:50 p.m. Sunday at Columbus Hall at 177 Lynnfield Boynton Road, was arrested and resisting arrest at 11:15 nue; at 10:31 a.m. Saturday at Dunkin’ Donuts at 35 Lincoln St.; at 8 p.m. Sunday on Essex and charged with OUI liquor A report of a disturbance at p.m. Saturday. 7-Eleven on North Shore Road; Ave. A caller reported a Hispan- Place; at 9:24 p.m. Sunday at second offense and on a war- 11:06 p.m. Saturday at East Cynthia M. Mackay, 29, of at 1:57 p.m. Saturday at Beach ic man in his 20s propositioned 5 Albany Terrace; at 11:15 p.m. rant at 2:22 p.m. Saturday. Point Parking Lot; at 4:16 a.m. 418 Revere Beach Parkway, Apt. Street and Winthrop Avenue; him while he was parked in the Sunday at Mobil at Chestnut Tommy Barrie, 25, of 8 New- Sunday on Nahant Road; at 116, was arrested on warrants at 4:03 p.m. Saturday on Rice lot. The caller then left the area. Street and Western Avenue; at bern Ave., was arrested and 7:56 p.m. Sunday at DCR Bath at 4:53 p.m. Saturday. Avenue; at 5:52 p.m. Saturday 11:35 p.m. Sunday at 18 High- charged with miscellaneous House on Causeway. Tara Perna, 39, of 824 Main on Fenley Street; at 6:07 p.m. Fire land Ave.; at 11:58 p.m. Sun- statutory violation and on war- St., Wakefield, was arrested and Saturday on Pier View Avenue; day at MBTA Parking Garage at rants at 6:46 p.m. Friday. PEABODY A report of an outside fire charged with larceny at 5:04 at 6:31 p.m. Saturday on Bever- 186 Market St.; at 11:59 p.m. Damon Burns, 31, of 130 at 9:09 p.m. Saturday at 27 p.m. Saturday. ly Street; at 9:33 p.m. Saturday Sunday at 24 Gilbert St.; at Woburn St., was arrested and Accidents Mountain Ave. A caller reported Ralph S. Sanchez, 30, of on Fenley Street; at 10:09 p.m. 2:25 a.m. Monday at 37 Amity charged with resisting arrest, a large fire in the backyard. Po- A report of a motor vehicle ac- 15 Joseph Road, was arrested Saturday on Putnam Road; at St.; at 2:49 a.m. Monday at 29 disorderly conduct and on a lice reported it was an outside cident at 6:13 p.m. Sunday at and charged with two counts of 10:40 p.m. Saturday on Suffolk Chase St.; at 7:40 a.m. Monday warrant at 2:01 p.m. Thursday. barbecue and there was no Su Chang’s at 373 Lowell St.; at assault and battery, violation Avenue; at 11:15 p.m. Saturday at Convenience Gas Station at Emilio Ciriello, 48, was ar- outside burning; at 7:22 a.m. 8:23 p.m. Sunday at 443 Low- of an abuse prevention order, on Philomena Avenue; at 11:27 570 Western Ave.; at 10:14 rested and charged with Class Monday at Santander Bank at ell St. and 2 Apple Hill Road. A indecent assault and battery p.m. Saturday on Vinal Street; at a.m. Monday at 570 Western B drug possession, by-law or 323 Broadway. A caller reported vehicle hit a deer. The vehicle on a person 14 years or older, 12:02 a.m. Sunday on Arlington Ave.; at 10:13 a.m. Monday at ordinance violation and fugitive smouldering mulch, but no fire. sustained minor front end dam- and intimidation of a witness at Avenue; at 12:12 a.m. Sunday 150 Hamilton Ave. from justice on court at 10:25 age and the deer ran into the 11:52 a.m. Saturday. on Rumney Road; at 1:11 a.m. a.m. Thursday. Theft woods; at 9:50 a.m. Monday Jasmin Tihic, 22, of 340 Sunday at Wonderland Train Fire Audrey Durham, 44, of 557 at D’orsi’s Bakery and Delica- Saratoga St., Apt. 3, East Bos- Station on North Shore Road; A report of a larceny at 10:59 Pleasant St., Malden, was ar- A report of a working fire at tessen at 197 Washington St.; ton, was arrested and charged at 2:41 a.m. Sunday at Beach a.m. Sunday at 225 Lynn Fells rested and charged with assault 6:32 a.m. Sunday at 2 Bright- at 3:43 p.m. Monday at Route with assault and battery with a Street and Walnut Avenue; at Parkway. A caller reported that and battery and assault and wood Terrace. The fire depart- 128 North and 208 Andover St. dangerous weapon, kidnapping, 3:09 a.m. Sunday on Oak Island someone took the tailgate from ment reported a smouldering battery with a dangerous weap- A report of a motor vehicle hit firearm possession in a felony, Street; at 12:36 p.m. Sunday the back of his truck. hookah ignited a wall in a sec- on at 11:23 a.m. Saturday. and run accident at 10:06 a.m. and selling/using/possessing a at Big Lots on VFW Parkway; ond floor apartment. The fire Patrick Trainor, 58, of 165 Monday at Shaw’s Supermarket firearm at 1:07 a.m. Sunday. at 4:47 p.m. at Stop & Shop Vandalism was knocked down quickly and Salem St., was arrested and at 210S Andover St.; at 12:52 Matthew Lewis White, 25, on Furlong Drive; at 5:15 p.m. A report of vandalism at 7:01 one apartment is temporarily charged with Class C drug pos- p.m. Monday at Brown School of 366 Vane St., Apt. 1, was Sunday at Dollar Tree on Fur- a.m. Saturday at 8 Innis St. A uninhabitable. Other residents session, assault and battery on at 150 Lynn St.; at 1:21 p.m. arrested and charged with day- long Drive; at 7:16 p.m. Sunday were allowed back in. There a person over 60/disabled with Monday at Dunkin’ Donuts at 3 time breaking and entering for a on Foster Street; at 11:09 p.m. caller reported his truck was were no reported injuries. injury, Class B drug possession Central St. felony and attempt to commit a Sunday on Jones Road; at 11:28 vandalized sometime overnight. and on a warrant at 10:04 a.m. crime at 1:10 p.m. Sunday. p.m. Sunday on Sumner Street. A report of property damage Overdose Saturday. Complaints at 8:34 a.m. Saturday at Bel- Timothy Wall, 34, of 129 Fells Accidents Overdose monte Middle School at 29 A report of an overdose at Ave., was arrested and charged A report of a disturbance at Dow St. A caller reported an 8:31 p.m. Sunday on Chancery with operation of a motor vehi- 8:35 p.m. Sunday at Mobile A report of a motor vehicle A report of a possible over- attempted break to the shed. Court; at 8:53 p.m. Sunday on cle with a suspended license Estates at 286 Newbury St.; at accident at 11:59 a.m. Friday dose at 4:26 p.m. Friday on Police reported there was prop- Arbutus Place; at 2:43 a.m. and on a warrant at 9:39 a.m. 9:12 p.m. Sunday at 6 Ethel Ave. at Beachmont Train Station on Malden Street; at 4:47 p.m. erty damage, but no attempted Monday on Chancery Court; at Saturday. A report of suspicious activ- Winthrop Avenue; at 4:10 p.m. Friday on Revere Beach Bou- break. Lynn Police investigating Sunday night robbery State Trooper among

By Gayla Cawley and 23 years old — were have a cigarette, the have any money now?” two injured in car crash ITEM STAFF sitting in a car at the cor- man asked the pair if The man made off with ner of Roseville Square they had any money, and a very small amount of LYNN — A State Police was transported to North LYNN — Two women and Shepard Street when was told no again, Kmiec money, Kmiec said. trooper and another per- Shore Medical Center in were robbed at gunpoint they were approached by said. The incident is under in- son were injured after a Salem and the other driv- on Sunday night. a man who asked them The man then pulled out vestigation. car crash on Western Ave- er was taken to Union Police responded to a for a cigarette, Lynn Po- a silver handgun, point- Gayla Cawley can be nue Monday morning. Hospital. robbery shortly before lice Lt. Michael Kmiec ed it at the women, and reached at gcawley@item- A male driver rear-end- Teams from the State 11 p.m. and learned that said. demanded money, asking live.com. Follow her on ed the trooper’s cruis- Police Collision Analysis two Lynn women — 21 When the women didn’t “how about now, do you Twitter @GaylaCawley. er at the intersection of Western Avenue and Mall and Reconstruction Sec- Street, according to Lynn tion and the Crime Scene Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Fire Deputy Chief Ste- Services Section respond- CALL 24 HOURS A DAY phen Archer. Both sus- ed to the scene as the Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) tained minor injuries in State Police investigate All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. the crash. The trooper the incident. Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lynn police search yields guns, Saugus at a loss cocaine, and 19 pounds of pot over vandalism By Gayla Cawley offenses, including firearm VANDALISM only affects and destroys ITEM STAFF possession without a fire- From A1 good things that are hap- arm identification card, pening in our town. It’s LYNN — Four people defacing a firearm serial morning and contacted ironic to see young people were arrested and a large number, unlawful improper police, but Lt. Ronald Gi- come into the park and try amount of drugs, guns and storage of a firearm, Class orgetti said they were to destroy what has been fireworks were seized af- B drug possession, drug unable to identify the sus- created for them.” ter a search warrant was pects because faces and This isn’t the first time executed at a Kirtland possession with intent to distribute, and unlawful license plates were not the town has seen de- Street residence Thursday struction to its facilities fireworks possession. clear. morning. this summer. Davis also faces war- The video shows young Lynn Police responded to a Earlier in the month, rants charging him with people, which Davis report of a man with weap- three window screens kidnapping, assault and guesses are between the ons in the area of Broad and ages of 15 and 18, gath- were cut on a modular battery with a dangerous Green streets shortly after 8 ering between 11:30 p.m. classroom at Oakland- weapon and additional p.m. last Wednesday. An in- and 12:15 a.m., drinking vale Elementary School. PHOTO | LYNN POLICE firearm offenses. vestigation at the scene led alcohol and taking self- Though there were no Cole Hanssen, 20, and to the recovery of a firearm, A search warrant led to four arrests and the ies on their phones. The signs that the intrud- Kimberly Hanssen, 41, Lynn Police Lt. Michael seizure of illegal guns, drugs, money and fire- young men who appear ers gained entry to the were each charged with Kmiec said. works. on the video attempted to building, Giorgetti esti- Police ran after the sus- drug possession with in- kick open the doors to the mates that the damage pect, Elisha Davis, 23, of Kmiec said. en — Kimberly Hanssen tent to distribute, Class B men’s bathroom and the cost about $50 to repair. Lynn, but couldn’t catch The search warrant re- and Brittney Weigand-Di- drug possession, unlawful concession stand. A member of the school’s him, leading them to get sulted in the seizure of ap- on, Kmiec said. ammo possession without Davis spent the latter maintenance team cut his a warrant for his arrest. proximately 19 pounds of The Kirtland Street resi- a firearm identification end of his weekend sweep- weekend short to secure A search warrant was also card and unlawful fire- the building with wooden marijuana, cocaine, $1,027 dence is the listed address ing and picking up cans, obtained for his address, works possession. panels over the broken in cash, two additional for all four people arrest- glass, and broken bottles. 77 Kirtland St., and was windows as a temporary executed the next day, firearms, replica guns, cell ed. Gayla Cawley can be The door to the snack bar was replaced Monday solution. with the assistance of the phones and the arrests of Davis and Weigand-Dion, reached at gcawley@item- At the end of June, van- State Police Special Tac- two men — Davis and Cole 19, were each charged with live.com. Follow her on morning. The rain gutter downspout, which was dals broke 25 windows at tical Operations team, Hanssen — and two wom- numerous firearm and drug Twitter @GaylaCawley. Saugus High School, leav- twisted up like a pretzel, ing only the plexiglass was hung on the fence windows untouched. with a sign asking patrons In July, Town Manag- Classical grad takes her case to Washington to respect the space. er Scott Crabtree called Two signs are promi- the act disappointing and to learn that at-risk teens day. Musema is off to Salem MUSEMA nently displayed at the stressed the need for prop- are in desperate need of There is where Musema State University in the From A1 park telling visitors that er lighting and cameras at mentors.” plans activities and men- fall to earn a degree in so- they are not welcome in the town’s public schools. with local nonprofits such One of her goals is to tors a group of 9-year-olds. cial work. On her first day the park after dark, said as Boys and Girls Club change the way we talk “She cares for what we of classes, the 18-year-old Davis. Bridget Turcotte can be of America and Freedom about sex in schools. have to say and doesn’t will start her college ca- “This kind of destruc- reached at bturcotte@item- School Partners, in addi- “Lynn is an absti- ignore us,” said Ryan Fox, reer with social work 101, tive activity should not be live.com. Follow her on tion to participating in the nence-only education city of Middleton. “She looks something she is really tolerated,” said Davis. “It Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. national leadership sum- so in our schools there’s no us in the eyes when she is looking forward to get into mit sex education. As a high talking to us.” so soon, especially after Meeting with hundreds school student, I had first- Lynn’s Savas Trellopo- her work this summer, she Medford mayor likes of other leaders, young hand experience of how lous said his camp coun- said. and old, made Musema ineffective abstinence-on- selor has a good sense of “It will be good for me hopeful that our future ly education has been,” humor. with my career goals in Wilbur Theatre’s act is in the right hands, she Musema said. “I think it “She’s not only here to mind to learn to not only said. would be more beneficial help us but she makes help people but to help MEDFORD BBP has a five-year con- For years Musema has if we had abstinence-only you laugh when you are them in a way that is most From A1 tract with the city, giving been a help to the city she education as well as edu- down,” he said. “She does effective,” she said. the firm time to make moved to more than 10 cation on all the other al- it by being herself.” Camp director at Creigh- the many restaurants and various improvements to years ago from her home ternatives.” Most of the campers ton Pond, Leland Boutilier, businesses in Medford the theater. Projects will country of Tanzania. As part of the student said the best part of the said Suzanne has been a Square. We look forward include improving seat- Abby Blaisdell, a spokes- leaders program, Muse- summer was building the pleasure to have at camp. to partnering with him in ing sightlines, installing woman for Bank of Ameri- ma was placed at the Boys group’s campsite from “This camp has a long preserving and enlivening a state-of-the-art sound tradition of keeping camp- ca, said Musema was most and Girls club of Lynn as sticks and woods. one of Medford’s greatest and lighting system, and ers around, but Suzanne noted for her involvement a paid intern, where she is “Building a campsite gems.” enhancing the overall in- came in as a new coun- at Girls Inc. able to serve the growing was definitely one of my The Chevalier Theatre, ternal look. selor this year,” Boutilier “Suzanne is a Teen need for mentors within favorite parts of the sum- located at 30 Forest St., “I’m very thrilled for this said. “She’s picked right Health Ambassador at her own community as a mer too. We had two hours was built in 1939 as a opportunity to operate the up on how we do things Girls Inc., where she fa- counselor at Creighton to build it and everyone Works Progress Adminis- Chevalier Theatre,” Blu- and developed great rela- tration project as part of cilitates workshops on Pond Day Camp. worked so well together,” menreich stated in the tionships with her camp- the Medford High School teen health and sexuali- Located in Middleton, Musema said. “The most city release, adding, “En- ers. She has really created complex. In 1940, the the- ty, educating individuals the day camp serves kids challenging part was in- tertainment action has a family atmosphere with ater was dedicated to God- on teen pregnancy, STDs, from the surrounding corporating everybody’s moved from Boston, to her group.” frey Chevalier, a resident Cambridge, to Somerville HIV/AIDS and making area, as well as members ideas into the project but of Medford who attended – now Medford will be the healthy choices,” she said. of the Boys and Girls Club we accomplished it by lis- Matt Demirs can be Medford High School and newest hotspot. My team, “Through her work with in Lynn, who are shuttled tening to each other which reached at mdemirs@item- who distinguished himself in partnership with Mayor Girls Inc., she has come to and from the camp each was great.” live.com. in World War I as a naval hero and aviation pioneer. Burke, intends to bring in The Chevalier Theatre the biggest and brightest Lynn trio carries a tune across the decades Commission – a city enti- in entertainment for all of ty – was formed in 1980 greater Boston to see.” to revitalize the theater Burke credited the Che- TRIO valier Theatre Commis- From A1 after a fire destroyed the high school in 1965 and sion for working for 40 McCormack, a Lynn damaged the theater. years to “revitalize, pre- Trade grad and the el- BBP’s proposal to run serve, and program events der statesman at 76, the Chevalier was re- at the theatre.” sings tenor regularly viewed by an evaluation “The Commission will with the Beverly-based committee consisting of continue to play an im- Northshoremen barber- Chevalier Theatre Com- portant role in the ongo- shop chorus. “It took 54 missioners John Costas, ing care and preservation years for us to record Mike Oliver, and John of the theater, while BBP our first album,” he said. Veneziano; as well as Allie works to raise Chevalier’s They chose the name the Fiske, Business and Cul- profile as an important, ITEM PHOTO | MATT DEMIRS LenDows, to honor their tural Liaison to Burke; thriving theater in the families, because, he add- The LenDows: from left, Dan Lennon Sr., Dan Lennon Jr., Tom Lennon Ann Marie Irwin, city Greater Boston area,” ed, the McLenDows was and Paul McCormack. treasurer, and city Solici- Burke stated in the re- clunky. tor Mark Rumley. lease. Tom Lennon, 75, who sings lead on most songs, said putting out a re- cord “has been bantered around for years, prob- Established 1973 ably back to 1964 when we sang in Breed Square Instruction in: FALL • BALLET at a thing for Bill Nich- REGISTRATION • TAP ols when he ran for may- • JAZZ or. He didn’t win.” The DAYS • LY RICAL song selection includes • GYMNASTICS R&B staples “In the Still • HIP HOP TUESDAY, AUG. 15 • IRISH STEP DANCING of the Night,” “So Fine” COURTESY PHOTO THURSDAY, AUG. 17 and “Money Honey” and Classes for all ages From left, Ray Dow, Dan Lennon Sr., Tom Lennon and Paul McCormack more recent tunes such 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. 3 years and up harmonize in this 1964 photo. Dow died eight years ago, but the Lennons (All classes limited in size) as Mumford and Sons’ “I Register at studio. Will Wait.” and McCormack are still singing together. Dan Lennon Sr., 73, a Donna Moholland Estes, Director Classical High grad who relations and wouldn’t be brothers say was always tasket. Someone asked for A member of Dance Masters of America has a studio in his cellar surprised if Beatle John able to control his drink- my autograph and Mike and has played guitar Lennon is in the family ing. “If we had a good Love took offense. He was 15 Bessom St., Lynn • 781-581-6444 (Fender Strat, mostly) tree as well. Pure blarney, manager back then who’d being a (jerk). I almost donnasdancelynn.com since he was 14, said: “We say his bandmates. “I went grabbed us by the g-damn knocked him out. … and I come from a large family, to the Beatles store in Liv- ears and said ‘Drink after was sober that night.” a musical family. Every- erpool, showed them my the show,’ who knows what Once CDs are made and one would sing. There’s passport with the name might have happened.” artwork is finished, the an a cappella band Five Lennon. They didn’t say “We used to get a lot of music by the LenDows O’Clock Shadow; our no,” said Tom with a smirk. free drinks when we were will be available to fami- Need to find cousin (another Dan Len- Before Prohibition, singing,” said Dan Sr. “At ly, friends and practically non) sings lead with that Tom and Dan’s ancestors age 14 I was recruited by anyone else who asks for an article? group.” owned Lennon’s bar on the Rascals (a local band, it. “It’s free, but we’ll ac- Lynn Trade grad Tom the corner of Blossom and not the Felix Cavaliere cept donations to offset added that relative “Jack Alley (site of the current hitmakers). I was caught costs,” said Tom, adding Lennon was an old song- Brickyard Bar+Grill). Al- drinking with them, and that information about the and-dance man in vaude- cohol has played a role in that was too much for my album will be forthcoming. Subscribe to ville, with Ray Bolger, the the lives of McCormack, mother who kicked me Scarecrow in ‘Wizard of 39 years in recovery, and out of the band. I was in a Bill Brotherton is the e-edition on Oz.’” He “thinks” the Len- Dan Sr., 42 years sober. band, the Whirlwinds, in Item’s Features editor. Tell non Sisters are distant “Years ago, we were ’64 or so. We opened for the him what you think at crazy,” said Tom, who his Beach Boys at Surf Nan- [email protected]. A8 TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS One hundred years and counting

Eleanor J. Roos of Swamp- scott offered some advice to 50 family members who took time during the summer to visit her and celebrate her 100th birthday: “Take care of yourselves.” Helaine R. Hazlett said her mother lived by those words and shared her wisdom and love with family and friends on her July 7th birthday and during subsequent summer visits with relatives. Roos lived in Swampscott for more than 65 years where she and her late husband, Dr. Donald A. Roos, a well- known Saugus dentist raised PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS their four children. She has 12 grandchildren Pantone creates shade and 20 great-grandchildren. Left, Eleanor J. Roos with of purple named for her son-in-law, Dr. James A. Prince symbol Hazlett of Marblehead and her daughter, Helaine R. Ha- COURTESY PHOTO zlett. NEW YORK (AP) — A shade of purple inspired by the late super- star Prince and his custom-made Yamaha piano was announced Retro Futura comes to Lynn Monday by the icon’s estate. The royal hue created by the Pantone Color Institute was dubbed “Love Symbol #2,” pay- ing tribute to the graphic Prince began using as his name in 1993 in a testy battle with Warner Bros. Records over ownership of the master recordings of some of his biggest hits. He switched back to Prince in 2000 after his Warner Bros. contract expired. Prince also used the symbol on the cover of a 1992 album before he took it as a name and it was Nancy Frattaroli, his signature early on after re- Felix Cutillo, Fran lease of his hit “Purple Rain.” Cunningham and Prince died in April 2016 at Jack Cunningham age 57 of an opioid overdose, came to see the according to authorities. Retro Futura tour bands at the Lynn auditorium.

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Left, John and Doreen Hasnip PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS from England also came out to enjoy the con- WWE: Pro wrestler Ric cert. Flair out of surgery Right, Donna Desrosiers and ATLANTA (AP) — World Bill Haleygrab a Wrestling Entertainment says beverage in the pro wrestling legend Ric Flair lobby. is out of surgery and resting after being hospitalized. The statement Monday did not give details about the nature of the surgery. A representative for the show- man known as “Nature Boy” says the 68-year-old wrestler SEND US was admitted to the hospital for routine monitoring. Melin- da Morris Zanoni of Legacy YOUR STUFF Talent asked on Twitter Monday for “prayers & positive energy” WE WANT TO HEAR FROM because Flair has “tough medi- YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO cal issues.” LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL Former pro wrestler Mick Fo- ley and wrestling executive Eric [email protected] Bischoff are among numerous OR MAIL YOUR SUBMIS- wrestlers wishing Flair well on Twitter. SION TO THE ITEM, P.O. Known for his flamboyant out- BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. fits and “Woooo!” catchphrase, Jim Mellen, Sarah Flair made his professional Mellen, Pan Ma- debut in 1972 and was inducted nadee and Perry into the World Wrestling Enter- Manadee all enjoy tainment Hall of Fame in 2008. the show. WEATHER LOTTERY

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And it worked summer sports. Then we enter as the Sox defeated the that in-between period, during Kingston Night Owls Mon- which no real meaningful day, 1-0, in an eight-in- games are being played. Kids ning, tingling mound duel. are enjoying their nal weeks The win puts the Sox of freedom before they head back into the best-of-seven back to school, and practices for ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON nals, down a game with fall sports get into gear. Swampscott’s Esteban Paula, right, signals that he’s safe at second as Kingston shortstop Game 4 up next in Haver- hill (8) on Wednesday. As slow as these next two Tom Diskin runs back to the dugout. While Paula was out on this particular play, it was his weeks feel, for athletes, I’d baerunning that led the Sox to a 1-0, eight-inning win. imagine there’s not a lot of NSBL, B2 downtime. Some Gallant play- ers have had to  ex their time management skills and split their evenings between two Lynn earns trip to Gallant nale sports; spend an hour at foot- ball practice ahead of a 7:30 By Mike Alongi a victory over Danvers in baseball game. Lynn pitcher FOR THE ITEM the earlier game. But as busy as these athletes Jack Anderson “These kids just don’t might be, it doesn’t change that was strong BEVERLY — With both give up, that’s the bottom fact that after the Little League through seven teams ghting for their line,” said Lynn manag- season draws to a close, there’s innings to help Gallant Tournament lives, a real dearth of meaningful er Jeff Earp. “They were his team reach the Danvers and Lynn Lit- down for a lot of this game, games in mid-to-late August. the Gallant tle League teams put on a So I can’t help but turn my at- then got ahead, then let it Tournament show for the fans at Har- get tied up, and they just tention to the upcoming season nal. ry Ball Field in Monday’s and start getting excited about kept pounding. And now loser’s bracket nal. In we’re in the nals.” what’s to come. ITEM FILE PHOTO the end, it was Lynn that • Pitching was huge for managed to come out on Lynn, with starter Jack The fall season is probably top in eight innings, 3-2, to my favorite of the year because Anderson spinning sev- advance to the nals. there are so many different en quality innings, giving The win earned them an- sports happening at once, and up just two runs on eight other date with Peabody they’re all so unique. Of course, hits with three strikeouts. everyone’s attention turns to tonight at 6:30, which ad- football as the weather starts vanced to the nal with GALLANT, B2 getting colder and days get shorter. But there’s so much that’s going on off the gridiron that there’s something for ev- eryone. The event that really marks the beginning of the fall in my mind is the Lynn City Soccer Tournament. I feel like it’s such a unique opportunity to get a feel for each of the eight Lynn TONY C soccer teams all at once. I love that the tournament Frank Carey, Tom Iarrobino, and Tony Nicosia happens at the beginning of the season, because not only does it share stories about their friend and St. Mary’s teammate serve to get people excited for high school sports again after a Red Sox legend Tony Conigliaro long summer, but it allows you to see the growth displayed by Moderated by Ted Grant the teams as the season wears on, especially when it comes to English and Classical, since the rivals will clash a couple more times throughout the season. The tournament is also pretty unpredictable. There are no re- cords and (usually) no injuries at the beginning of the season. The season is new and promis- ing for every team, and that’s part of what makes the games so fun and unpredictable. Be- sides, sometimes an unexpect- ed loss in a tournament like this can serve to motivate a team and help it identify what Thursday, Aug. 17, 6-8 p.m., it needs to work on going for- ward. It helps that every team Lynn Museum in Lynn is talented and com- petitive, even if they don’t all ITEM FILE PHOTO 590 Washington St., Lynn reach the postseason. It’s a Austin Michel was named the FCBL great way for teams to nd out Pitcher of the Year. what they have against teams they are already familiar with. • Navs’ Michel $25 per person. One sport that I feel can get lost in the shuf e of all the Purchase tickets or RSVP online excitement in the fall is eld hockey. Now I know what you’re earns top at lynnmuseum.org, via email thinking: ‘but eld hockey is so boring, with all the whistles ([email protected]), and play stoppages.’” Listen, I pitching honor get it. I played eld hockey in or by calling 781-581-6200. high school, and chose to be the By Joshua Kummins FOR THE ITEM goalie because there were less rules to remember and because LYNN — Austen Michel was rewarded for I wouldn’t have to wear one of putting together one of the nest seasons ever those plaid skirts (that was the by a North Shore Navigators pitcher on Tues- main motivation). So I’ll defend day, as it was announced that the Dartmouth PROCEEDS BENEFIT eld hockey...but it can be real- College rising sophomore was named the Fu- ly boring. I’ve watched games tures Collegiate Baseball League’s (FCBL) at Stackpole Field in Saugus or Pitcher of the Year for 2017. (the old) Blocksidge in Swamp- scott where the balls hardly A South Hamilton, Mass., native and one rolled because the grass was of six North Shore players named midseason SPONSORED BY just a hair too long, and the All-Stars in the FCBL this past July, Michel whole game seems like you’re becomes the rst-ever Navigator to win the watching golfers try to chip the league’s top annual pitching honor. ball out of the rough, but each Michel made his rst three appearances out time it moves only a few feet. of the bullpen in June before being thrust into Honestly, if all eld hockey the starting rotation for six starts, ultimate- games were played on turf, it ly going 2-0 with a league-leading 1.55 ERA ESSEX MEDIA GROUP MORRISON, B2 MICHEL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2017 Mark your calendars: NBA releases 2017-18 schedule NEW YORK (AP) — De- Jazz on March 28 for an Marcus Cousins will make ESPN game. an early season trip back Other nights of note: to Sacramento, while Gor- — George travels back don Hayward will wait to Indiana on Dec. 13 for almost all season to see the first time since the Utah again. Pacers surprisingly dealt Chris Paul's return to his him to Oklahoma City. old Clippers home is part — Butler, another All- of a Martin Luther King Star who went East to Jr. day tripleheader that West in the summer, takes includes another NBA Fi- the Timberwolves into nals rematch, while Paul Chicago on Feb. 9. George and Jimmy But- — The NBA's top two ler also learned the dates picks go head-to-head of their return games for the first time Nov. 15 Monday when the NBA when Markelle Fultz and ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON released its full 2017-18 Philadelphia visit Lonzo schedule — which for the Ball and the Lakers. Mike Richardson kept his Sox in the game Monday night and didn’t allow a run. first time in history fea- — The All-Star Game is tures no teams playing Feb. 18 in Los Angeles. four games in five nights. The Christmas schedule, The league had unveiled Swampscott Sox claw back into series as usual, is headlined by its opening-week nation- NBA Finals foes Golden al TV games and its five- NSBL to shortstop. However, the ball took wide turns. game Christmas schedule State and Cleveland meet- From B1 a vicious hop at the last second and “I wouldn’t have been upset had last week. Opening night ing for the first time since hit Nick Cumei and bounded into he been tagged out,” said Caponi- is Oct. 17, the earliest the the Warriors' five-game Swampscott’s Esteban Paula walked left field, and in a spot where no one gro. “That’s baseball. That’s how you with one out in the eighth inning, regular season has start- victory in June. They will could get to it easily. win. You have to take chances like and it became paramount that the ed in 37 years. meet again on Jan. 15 on Paula never broke stride. that.” most important thing for the Sox Cousins will then return the Cavaliers' home floor. “It was a gamble (sending him),” Richardson gave up four hits and was to get him down to second with- to California's capital city Later that night, Paul's said Caponigro. “But it’s a gamble pitched to contact all night. Houston Rockets play out sacrificing another out. I’ll take. It’s something you have to “He has a changeup, and it’s a good to play for the first time Swampscott manager Joe Capon- the Clippers at Staples do in a situation like that.” one,” said Caponigro. “And it was re- since the Kings traded igro’s preferred method, especially him to New Orleans last Center for the first time He kept running around third and ally effective tonight. He pitched a since acquiring the point after Joe Kasper struck out, was to February when the Pel- have Paula take off with the pitch. took a textbook turn toward toward great game.” guard to play alongside icans visit on Oct. 26 as Parra made contact just as Paula home. It looked as if the play would If Richardson had one problem, it part of a TNT doublehead- James Harden in their was nearing second base. Still, it be close as the throw and Paula ar- was walks. For four straight innings, er. backcourt. The opener of looked as if Kingston reliever Evan rived around the same time. But the he put a runner on base via bases on From there, it's another the TNT tripleheader fea- Penny was about to do what both throw was bobbled, and Paula slid balls. But he managed to keep those five months until Hay- tures Memphis' return to Mike Richardson of the Sox and Jeff home with the winning run. runners from scoring ward plays in Salt Lake the Martin Luther King Williams of Kingston had done all “I know how Paula runs the bas- For his part, Williams matched City for the first time Jr. Day schedule, hosting night: make a big pitch when the es,” said Caponigro, who coached Richardson pitch for pitch through since joining the Boston the Lakers. pressure was on. him at English for four years. “He’s seven innings. He only gave up Celtics as a free agent in The regular season ends He got Parra to hit a ground ball a fast runner and he doesn’t take three hits, and struck out five. July. The Celtics visit the April 11. Time to gear up for Lynn earns trip to Gallant Tourney final GALLANT Guzman took advantage From B1 by running right through the fall season third base and dashing Yordy Contreras came for home. The throw was MORRISON at Blocksidge than the in to close out the game, late and Guzman tied the From B1 Swampscott field hockey striking out two of the score at 1-1. squad this season. The three batters he faced. Things continued in would make a world of dif- Big Blue made some noise “The pitching was excel- Lynn’s favor in the top of ference. It’s a shame there last season, making the lent for us tonight, it was the sixth. With one out, aren’t any field hockey tournament but getting excellent on both sides re- Eldrian Bonilla stepped teams in Lynn, because knocked out in the first ally,” said Earp. “Jack got up to the plate. He didn’t Manning would be a great round by Weston. I think hit a little bit early but waste any time, taking place to play. And when a couple of things contrib- never quit, then Yordy did the first pitch he saw and good, quick teams hit the uted to the early exit, the a great job closing it out.” smashing it over the cen- Lynn looked like they terfield fence to give his turf, that ball can fly. Take first being inexperience on might be able to get off team a 2-1 lead. it from someone who had turf fields like they have to a hot start, moving a “What a big hit for him, to stand in the line of fire in Weston, and the sec- runner to third in the top and it couldn’t have hap- of some hard-hit balls. It’s ond being just an overall of the first, but Danvers pened to a nicer kid,” Earp a different game. There lack of tournament expe- starter Deryn Lanphere said. “That really gave the are still plenty of whis- rience on a team that had worked his way out of the whole team a shot in the tles and stoppages that no seniors and just two jam unscathed. Danvers arm.” don’t seem to make a lot of juniors. Getting to play responded by getting a But Danvers wouldn’t sense to the casual viewer, home games on a brand runner of its own to third go down without a fight. but it’s a much smoother, new field like Blocksidge in the bottom of the first, In the bottom of the sev- faster game. will help the Big Blue and they cashed in when enth, shortstop Nick Fre- With that being said, immensely, or at least it first baseman Aris Xerras ni led off the inning with there might not be a team should give them a leg up laced an RBI single into a solo home run of his own left field, taking a 1-0 lead. to tie the score at 2-2 and that will benefit more over the other teams still The game became a force the game into extra from the new turf field stuck on grass. pitchers’ duel from that innings. point on for the most part. In the top of the eighth, Lynn was able to load the it was Bonilla again. After Navs’ Michel earns bases in the top of the Shea Palmer smashed a ITEM FILE PHOTO fourth, but nothing came two-out triple to get into Yordy Contreras slammed the door shut on of it. Danvers put two on scoring position, Bonilla with two out in the bottom knocked an infield single Danvers in the eighth. top pitching honor of the fourth, but again, to bring in the run and nothing came of it. take a 3-2 lead. to beat Peabody twice in a go out there, take it one MICHEL the Navs, joining George- Finally, in the top of the Lynn turned to Contre- row to take home the Gal- game at a time and see From B1 town native Michael fifth, Lynn broke through. ras to pitch the bottom lant championship for the what happens, but we feel Johnson, who pitched at Juniel Guzman bunt- of the eighth, and he re- second year in a row. good.” in nine total outings. He Fraser Field in 2009 and ed his way on then stole sponded by moving 1-2-3 “We were facing the Game 1 between Pea- wound up pacing North is now in the Los Angeles second base, getting into through the inning to seal same situation last year, Shore with 50 strikeouts Dodgers organization, and scoring position. David the win. we needed to beat Bever- body and Lynn will be at while allowing just eight rising junior captain and Brown stepped in and The path doesn’t get any ly twice to win it all,” said 6:30 p.m. tonight at Harry earned runs and seven teammate Cole O’Connor, hit an infield single, and easier now, as Lynn needs Earp. “We’re just going to Ball Field. walks in his 46.1 innings who won 10 combined of work. games for North Shore in Michel’s ERA goes down 2015 and 2016. Ronaldo suspended five games for pushing ref as the sixth-best over a In fact, Michel and single season in Navs his- O’Connor were the only BARCELONA, Spain plus the first four match- ty spot. pushing and shaking" of tory, while his strikeout Navs to strike out nine (AP) — Cristiano Ronaldo es of Real Madrid's league But Ronaldo's goal cel- a referee are punished by total ranks second all- batters in a single game lost his cool, and now Real title defense. Zinedine ebration — when he took suspensions of between time, behind only 2014 over the last two sum- Madrid has lost its main Zidane's Madrid opens his shirt off and flexed his 4-12 matches. alum Matt Rodriguez mers. Michel reached that man for five matches at the league on Sunday at muscles — earned him a The federation also (West Florida). mark in his latter win the start of the Spanish Deportivo La Coruna. Its yellow card. fined Ronaldo 3,005 euros The 6-foot-1, 205-pound at Pittsfield’s Wahconah season. next three matches after Two minutes later, he ($3,500) and Madrid 1,400 righty worked into at Park and fanned at least Ronaldo was banned for that are against Valencia, charged into the area and euros ($1,650) for the least the sixth inning in six in five separate ap- five games on Monday af- promoted Levante, and at collided with Barcelona shove, and another 600 all of his starts and tossed pearances on the year. ter shoving a referee who Real Sociedad. defender Samuel Umtiti. euros ($705) for the player more than two frames in Michel, who played sent him off for diving in Ronaldo and Madrid Ronaldo went down hop- and 350 euros ($412) for his relief outings. He was baseball for four years Madrid's 3-1 win over Bar- have 10 days to appeal the ing for a penalty. Instead, the club for simulating a the only FCBL pitcher and basketball for three celona in the Spanish Su- federation's ruling. referee De Burgos showed foul. this summer and the first at Hamilton-Wenham Re- per Cup. Still regaining peak fit- him a second yellow for Last season, Las Pal- in Navs history to throw gional High School and Ronaldo was suspended ness after an extended diving and sent him off. mas forward Marko Livaja two complete games in then completed a post- for one game for the red summer vacation, Ronal- Ronaldo raised his arms was given an additional a season, going the sev- graduate year at Cheshire card in Sunday's Super do began the Super Cup in disbelief, then stepped four-match suspension for en-inning distance for his Academy, compiled a 4.70 Cup first leg at Barcelona, match on the bench, and up to De Burgos and pushing a referee after he June 22 and July 15 vic- ERA and was one of just and four games for push- came on in the 58th min- shoved him in the back was shown a red card. tories in which the Bristol two Dartmouth freshmen ing referee Ricardo de ute. with his right hand. In the 2014 Spanish Blues and Pittsfield Suns to appear in 10 or more Burgos Bengoetxea in the He scored with a long- The federation ruling Super Cup, Atletico Ma- were respectively held to a games this spring. He back, the Spanish football range strike to put Madrid said that Ronaldo's shove drid coach Diego Simeone single run apiece. made his first collegiate federation said. 2-1 up in the 80th min- violated article 96 of its was handed an eight- Michel was just the start April 24 against Ronaldo will miss ute, moments after Lionel disciplinary code, which match suspension after he third member of the Big eventual Ivy League Wednesday's return leg of Messi had equalized for states that "light aggres- tapped the back of a lines- Green to ever throw for champion Yale. the Super Cup in Madrid Barcelona from the penal- sions" defined as "pulling, man's head. TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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The meets will be held Monday camp includes a free full evenings until Aug. 21 at set of CCM equipment Manning Field, starting at (valued at $500 retail); a 6:30 p.m. professional personalized There is no entry fee, and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fitting in September; and kids, from toddlers to high Boston Red Sox’s Xander Bogaerts, left, eludes the tag by Cleveland Indians shortstop Francisco four weeks of on-ice in- schoolers, from all communi- Lindor (12) on his double during the second inning Monday. struction by certified coach- ties are welcome. es and NHL alumni. There are eight different All children should be running events and two field Despite longballs, Indians top Red Sox able to skate on their own. events. The program is intended For more information, visit BOSTON (AP) — After popping multihomer game this season and "You work so hard, and it's for a for children who have not lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- out with the bases loaded in the the 28th of his career. reason. I was playing well in the mi- participated in an orga- lon at [email protected] or second inning, Edwin Encarnacion Indians manager Terry Francona nors this year and it's nice to see the nized hockey program 617-893-7064. went into the Cleveland clubhouse, said he could tell his designated hit- results come," Devers said through before. threw his bat in anger and broke it. ter was upset with himself from the a translator. For further information, Lynn Youth Soccer "You know, normal stuff like that," earlier at-bat. Asked if he thought it would be contact communityrela- he said with a smile Monday night "When he's going well, he has a this easy, he said: "It's not easy at [email protected]. registration after homering his next two times up different gear," Francona said. "To- all. I'm just trying to do my best to — a pair of two-run shots — to lead night's a good example of that." learn from the mistakes I make." Lynn Youth Soccer is the AL Central-leading Indians to Bauer allowed three runs — all on MAKEUP DAY Lynn Jets hockey accepting online registration their fourth straight victory, 7-3 over solo homers by the Red Sox rook- The quick visit to Fenway Park by for the fall through Aug. 28. the East-leading Boston Red Sox. ies — on seven hits and two walks the Indians was to make up an Aug. golf outing Children 4 and upo as of In a rematch of last year's ALDS, as the Indians improved to a sea- 2 rainout that came two days after The Lynn Jets hockey Sept. 1 are eligible. To reg- which Cleveland won in a three-game son-high five games in front of the Doug Fister (2-6) shut out Cleveland team is sponsoring its sec- ister, please create an online sweep, the Indians opened a 3-0 lead second-place Minnesota Twins, who into the eighth inning. But this time ond annual golf outing Sat- account, and enter your in the second before Encarnacion hit were idle. he allowed five runs on seven hits urday, Sept. 23, at Gannon players information via the his rally-killing popup. The Red Sox Eduardo Nunez had three singles and four walks, striking out five in 4 tied it with three solo homers — two 1/3 innings as his two-game winning Golf Course, with alumni register link on the homep- for Boston, which lost for just the by Rafael Devers, and one by Andrew second time in 12 games. streak ended. from Lynn Classical, Lynn age: www.lynnyouthsoccer. Benintendi — before Encarnacion IT LOOKS EASY "A guy that's going to pitch to con- English and Lynn Tech. org. Those interested in volun- came up again in the fifth. Devers, who made his major tact is going to give up some hits Proceeds from the outing After Jose Ramirez's leadoff dou- league debut on July 25, also hom- inside the course of a given game," willbenefit the 2017-2018 teering should check out the website or speak to a coach ble, Encarnacion cleared the Green ered in the ninth inning off Yankees Red Sox manager John Farrell said. Lynn Jets Hockey Team. Monster and the seats above it to closer Aroldis Chapman on Sunday "But the additional baserunners on or board member. More Golfers can create their give the Indians a 5-3 lead. night to send that game into extra the walks — that was the difference information is available at own foursome or sign up as "I was like, 'OK, here we go. That's innings. Still two months from his in this one." a single/twosome and be www.lynnyouthsoccer.org, or all they're going to get,'" said Indi- 21st birthday, Devers became the TRAINER'S ROOM placed on a team. on the LYS Facebook page, ans starter Trevor Bauer (11-8), who third-youngest Red Sox player to Red Sox: Farrell said it was too The 9-hole even begins at or you can email info@lynny- struck out 11 in 6 2/3 innings for his have a multihomer game. early to determine whether LHP 3:15 p.m. with a staggered outhsoccer.org. fourth straight win. "Pitching 5-3 is Only Ted Williams and Tony Co- David Price would need a rehab start and ends at 9. The $80 a lot different than pitching 3-3." nigliaro were younger when they did start in the minors. He last pitched donation includes nine holes, Lynn Babe Ruth Encarnacion hit another homer in it. Devers has six homers in his first on July 22 before going on the DL the sixth to make it 7-3, his third 16 games. with elbow inflammation. a cart, a buffet dinner and Fall Ball music. For those who just want the dinner, the cost is Registration for Lynn $40. There will be raffles, a Babe Ruth Fall Ball will be Goodell addresses anthem protests 50/50, gifts, prizes and a held today from 10 a.m. to silent auction. 12 p.m. at the fields at GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) sat on the visiting bench create dialogue toward is out for six games after For information, or to sign Breed Middle School. The — Asked about players during the anthem be- positive change. the league investigated up, contact Paul Ryan or fee is $75 to register. who did not stand for fore the preseason opener "Protest to progress is accusations of domestic the national anthem be- against the Los Angeles what I call it, and we all violence against him: "You fore preseason games, Chargers on Sunday, a have to recognize that if never like to see that hap- TV/RADIO NFL Commissioner Rog- decision he made before we want to see change, pen. That's not something er Goodell said Monday weekend protests by white let's go out and try to good. Those things are dic- heim vs. Liverpool, FS1, TV that while the playing of supremacists in Charlot- make that change happen tated by circumstances. MLB 2:30 p.m.; Champions the anthem is a special tesville, Virginia. Bennett in a peaceful and import- We do everything we can Houston at Arizona, MLB playoffs: Young Boys vs. moment to him, "we also has said that the aim of ant way," Goodell said. to make sure we're enforc- Network, 3:30 p.m; St. CSKA Moscow, FS2, 2:30 have to understand the his protest is to make peo- Olson, who described ing our policies and hold- Louis at Boston,NESN, p.m. other side." ple uncomfortable. In the himself as a season-ticket ing the standards to the 7:10 p.m.; Detroit at Goodell made the process, he hopes to spur holder "since Day 1," said highest level. That's an Texas, FS1, 8:05 p.m.; Chi. Softball comments at Universi- greater communication, the commissioner "beat unfortunate part of that, White Sox at LA Dodgers, Little League World Series ty of Phoenix Stadium understanding and in- around the bush" on the but that's what you do." MLB Network, 10 p.m. semifinal, ESPN2, 7 p.m.; during a 45-minute ques- volvement across racial, issue. He said he'd like — On the rule change tion-and-answer period gender and socio-economic Goodell to take a tougher that will allow players Pro basketball Little League World Series with Arizona Cardinals lines. stance. more freedom to celebrate WNBA: Connecticut at Atlan- semifinal, ESPN2, 9:30 club seat holders. One sea- Oakland Raiders run- "The thing is, all he big plays: "They (players) ta, NBA TV, 7 p.m. p.m. son ticket-holder, Bruce ning back Marshawn (Lynch) has to do is stand were a driving force be- Soccer Radio Olson, asked the commis- Lynch sat on a cooler up for two minutes and he hind our changes in the sioner whether players during the anthem Satur- can still have whatever celebration rule. They've Champions playoffs: MLB Qarabag vs. Copenhagen, were going to continue to day night on the field at beliefs he wants. Go with been very impactful in FS2, 12 p.m.; Champions St. Louis at Boston, WEEI- protest during the anthem University of Phoenix Sta- what looks good for the the way we think about playoffs: TSG 1899 Hoffen- FM 93.7, 7:10 p.m. and if anything could be dium. Los Angeles Rams game and to the people," different aspects of our done about it. defensive end Robert Olson said. "He (Goodell) game and our experience "It's one of those things Quinn raised a first before makes rules and, 'You do in what we need to do." MLB where I think we have to his team's game. this, you do that,' why — On concussions, when understand that there are The fact that former San can't he just say 'You a fan asked him about AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division people that have different Francisco 49ers quarter- stand up. You can believe safety for his 10-year-old W L Pct GB W L Pct GB viewpoints," Goodell said. back Colin Kaepernick is what you want or do what son: "The most important Boston 67 51 .568 — Washington 70 46 .603 — New York 62 55 .530 4½ Miami 57 60 .487 13½ "The national anthem is a still looking for a team to you want. Just stand up thing is to get the right Tampa Bay 59 61 .492 9 New York 53 63 .457 17 special moment to me. It's play for after his kneel- like a man.'" facts, and we've put all our Baltimore 58 60 .492 9 Atlanta 52 64 .448 18 a point of pride. But we down protests last season Goodell also addressed facts out there. We want a Toronto 57 61 .483 10 Philadelphia 43 72 .374 26½ Central Division Central Division also have to understand is also still a hot topic. other issues: greater awareness. . The W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the other side, that peo- Goodell, without men- — On starting the sea- reality is nowadays we're Cleveland 64 52 .552 — Chicago 61 55 .526 — Minnesota 59 57 .509 5 St. Louis 61 57 .517 1 ple do have rights and we tioning any of the players, son with a major star so much smarter about Kansas City 59 58 .504 5½ Milwaukee 61 59 .508 2 want to respect those." said other players are tak- suspended, as is the case the brain and injuries, and Detroit 53 65 .449 12 Pittsburgh 58 60 .492 4 Seattle Seahawks defen- ing the platform they have with Cowboys running we have so much further Chicago 45 70 .391 18½ Cincinnati 49 69 .415 13 West Division West Division sive end Michael Bennett into local communities to back Ezekiel Elliott, who to go." W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 72 45 .615 — Los Angeles 83 34 .709 — Los Angeles 61 58 .513 12 Colorado 66 52 .559 17½ Seattle 59 60 .496 14 Arizona 65 52 .556 18 Thomas’ PGA victory relieves burdens Texas 57 60 .487 15 San Diego 51 66 .436 32 Oakland 52 66 .441 20½ San Francisco 47 73 .392 37½ CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) pa was watching at home. after the opening round, PGA Championship. The Monday’s Games Baltimore (Miley 6-9) at Seattle (Albers — Justin Thomas is a ma- I was able to talk to him, a feat accomplished only 2015 Masters was Spieth's Cleveland 7, Boston 3 0-0), 10:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 4, N.Y. Mets 2 Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 6-10) at L.A. jor champion. When he and that was pretty cool," one other time in Masters seventh start in the ma- Toronto 2, Tampa Bay 1 Dodgers (Wood 14-1), 10:10 p.m. became one is more mean- Thomas said after his two- history. Texas 6, Detroit 2 Houston (Peacock 10-1) at Arizona (Banda jors. Houston at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. 1-2), 3:40 p.m. ingful than where. shot victory at Quail Hol- But he was keenly aware The other major champi- Kansas City at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. L.A. Angels (Skaggs 1-2) at Washington If he had to pick a ma- low. of the significance. Baltimore at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Gonzalez 10-5), 7:05 p.m. on was Sergio Garcia. N.Y. Yankees 4, N.Y. Mets 2 N.Y. Mets (deGrom 13-5) at N.Y. Yankees jor to win first, the PGA The message from Paul "I can win this major Miami 8, San Francisco 3 (Gray 6-7), 7:05 p.m. Garcia was a 19-year- Colorado 3, Atlanta 0 San Francisco (Bumgarner 2-5) at Miami Championship would have Thomas: "This is the first here and it would be a Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. (Straily 7-8), 7:10 p.m. been the most appropri- of many." huge monkey off the back," old rookie when he near- Houston at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. St. Louis (Leake 7-10) at Boston (Porcello Philadelphia at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 6-14), 7:10 p.m. ate because of his family The first one can be the Spieth recalled thinking. ly chased down Tiger Tuesday’s Games Pittsburgh (Nova 10-9) at Milwaukee heritage. The first person hardest. "Because the longer you Woods at Medinah in the Houston (Peacock 10-1) at Arizona (Banda (Woodruff 1-1), 7:40 p.m. 1-2), 3:40 p.m. Cincinnati (Castillo 2-5) at Chicago Cubs he hugged was his father. Jordan Spieth brought go without one, it's mak- 1999 PGA Championship L.A. Angels (Skaggs 1-2) at Washington (Hendricks 4-4), 8:05 p.m. (Gonzalez 10-5), 7:05 p.m. Atlanta (Newcomb 1-7) at Colorado (Free- The first person he called that up last month before ing each one harder." with a spirit so relentless N.Y. Mets (deGrom 13-5) at N.Y. Yankees land 11-7), 8:40 p.m. was his grandfather. Both he won his third at the Players in their 20s won that Woods had to make (Gray 6-7), 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 6-10) at L.A. are longtime club profes- British Open. He won his three of the majors this Tampa Bay (Snell 0-6) at Toronto (Estrada Dodgers (Wood 14-1), 10:10 p.m. an 8-foot par putt on the 5-7), 7:07 p.m. Philadelphia (Leiter Jr. 1-2) at San Diego sionals. Mike Thomas, his first one at the 2015 Mas- year. St. Louis (Leake 7-10) at Boston (Porcello (Lamet 6-4), 10:10 p.m. 17th hole to stay in the 6-14), 7:10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games father, served on the PGA ters when he was 21 with- Brooks Koepka won the Detroit (Verlander 8-7) at Texas (Griffin L.A. Angels at Washington, 1:05 p.m. of America board. out breaking too much of a U.S. Open in his 15th ma- lead and win by one. The 5-3), 8:05 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. Cleveland (Salazar 4-5) at Minnesota Baltimore at Seattle, 3:40 p.m. "For this to be my first sweat, at least on the out- jor as a pro. Thomas was question that day was not (Colon 4-9), 8:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. when Garcia would win a Kansas City (Hammel 5-9) at Oakland N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. one and have my dad side. He never let anyone playing in his 10th major (Smith 0-2), 10:05 p.m. St. Louis at Boston, 7:10 p.m. here, and I know Grand- closer than three shots as a pro when he won the major, but how many. 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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Girlfriend urges more pushback against disapproving parents In the bidding, man or mouse? DEAR ABBY: I am in DEAR ABBY: I have a Brooke McEldowney said ily not a club). Partner was not an interracial relationship Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van 39-year-old daughter I’ll this about his “Pibgorn” car- enthusiastic when I tabled my with a guy whose parents Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, call “Angela” who attracts toon: “I suppose no matter dummy. However, she realized don’t support our being to- and was founded by her mother, unsavory underground types what I’m drawing, there will that she could afford to lose gether because I’m from a — thieves, druggies, home- always be some sort of ques- only one spade trick. She different race and culture Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at tion in my mind about it. A DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los less — wherever she lives. ruffed the heart, drew trumps than he is. Our countries work of art (even cartoon art) in two rounds and led the of origin were antagonistic My husband and I recent- Angeles, CA 90069. is never really finished; it is spade 10, which was covered in the past. ly decided to move to Mex- abandoned.” by the king and ace. On a low When his parents tell ico because we are both I much prefer his “9 Chick- spade from the board, East him to break off relations script him. You didn’t will just collect dust and retired. My husband and weed Lane” cartoon. Regard- did well to play his six. West with me, he listens pa- mention how long you two are not pretty. On top of son are driving his vehicle, less, both are highly imagi- have been involved, but if that, she refuses to allow a took that trick and shifted to tiently and defends his af- and I am driving my own. native and more risque than fection for me. He does the relationship continues, pill container for my vita- a club, but declarer won with My husband asked me if others. not, however, really speak they may — at some point mins or heart medicine. dummy’s ace, ruffed a spade, I wanted to invite Angela In today’s deal, how imagi- up for me or point out how — mellow. I would never leave her native will you be? Look only trumped the heart king and unfair their prejudice is, over this, but what can I to drive with me. I’m at the North hand. With both cashed three spade tricks for given that they’ve never DEAR ABBY: You and do with this stubborn, but afraid if I do, she may de- sides vulnerable, East opens her contract. She took four even met me. your readers may consider otherwise wonderful wom- cide to stay with us after one heart, South overcalls two spades, five diamonds, one This is my first interra- my problem trivial, but to an? we arrive, and more of diamonds, and West jumps club and two heart ruffs. cial relationship. My par- me it’s really irritating. PICK-LESS IN those unsavory types will to four hearts. What should ents don’t have a problem My wife, who is in her ear- start coming around. North do? with it. Is it too much to PENNSYLVANIA ly 60s, has the figure of a Should I not worry about To be honest, I am not sure ask my boyfriend to speak 40-year-old. She’s a great DEAR PICK-LESS: it? I’m in need of practical what North should bid. Let’s up the next time his par- lover, fabulous cook, won- Your nearly perfect wife advice. list his reasonable choices: ents lecture him? derful mother to our four may prefer that you pick four spades, five diamonds, children and warms my UNDEFENDED IN your teeth somewhere oth- RETIREE IN THE five hearts, five spades (what- heart when I see her enter THE SOUTH er than at the table, and WEST ever that would mean) and six the room. would like you to take your diamonds. Four spades and DEAR UNDEFEND- The problem is, my teeth medications elsewhere as DEAR RETIREE: You five diamonds aim for a safe ED: Not knowing your are spaced rather far well. While it would be are making a new start. plus score. Five hearts, a con- apart, and food gets stuck boyfriend, his parents or nice if she were more solic- My “practical advice” is to trol-bid with diamond support how they relate to one an- between them. After every itous, you may have to ap- and grand-slam interest, is follow your better judg- other, I can’t judge whether meal, I need to use a tooth- preciate her for the other too aggressive. At the table, he should challenge them pick, yet she refuses to put fine qualities you men- ment and resist the urge to I optimistically jumped to six any further than he is al- toothpicks — even in an tioned, because it doesn’t invite your daughter to ac- diamonds. ready. I think it would be a attractive container — on appear that she’s going to company you on the jour- West led the heart 10 (luck- mistake for you to try to the table. She says they budge to accommodate you. ney.

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Date: August 9, 2017 LEGAL NOTICE Attorney MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE General's Notice PUBLIC HEARING - TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Pursuant to G.L. c.· 40, § 32, as amended by Chapter 299 of the Acts of 2000 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Town of Saugus -- Case No. 8265 given by John F. McRae and Jo-Anne McRae to Mortgage Electronic Registration Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, Special Town Meeting of February 6, 2017 Systems, Inc. as nominee for Home Capital INC., its successors and assigns, 2017 at 7:00 PM at SWAMPSCOTT SENIOR CENTER, 200 ESSEX STREET (REAR) to Articles # 1, 2, and 3 dated October 4, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) hear the following NEW petitions: Registry of Deeds at Book 26243, Page 355 subsequently assigned to The Bank Attorney General's Limited Authority to Waive Procedural Defects in the Notice of of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the Certificateholders Petition 17-16 of COMMONWEALTH COVENANT CORPORATION for a the Planning Board Hearing of the CWalt, INC., Alternative Loan Trust 2006-OA19, Mortgage Pass-Through comprehensive permit to redevelop the former Machon School into 38 units for Pursuant to the provisions of G.L. c. 40, § 32, as amended by Chapter 299 of the Certificates, Series 2006-OA19 by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. seniors and older adults. The proposal is to repurpose the original 1920 building Acts of 2000, if the Attorney General finds there to be any defect in the procedure by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds and to demolish the 1960s addition and create a new residential wing to the of adoption or amendment of any zoning by-law relating to the form or content of at Book 30388, Page 333; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present building. The resulting development will create affordable multi-family housing for the notice of the Planning Board hearing prescribed by holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of seniors and older adults, including shared common area amenity space and G.L. c. 40A, § 5, or to the manner or dates on which said notice is mailed, posted foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 AM on August 22, 2017 at parking. Property located at 35 BURPEE ROAD, Map 6, Lot 140A. or published as required by that section, then instead of disapproving the by-law 90 President Street, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said or amendment by reason of any such defect, the Attorney General may elect to Mortgage, to wit: Petition 17-17 of TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT DPW seeking to remove the existing salt proceed under the defect waiver provisions of G.L. c. 40, § 32. Under those barn at the DPW facility on Paradise Road and construct a new, larger salt shed provisions, the Attorney General is conditionally authorized to waive any such LAND REFERRED TO IN THIS COMMITMENT IS DESCRIBED AS ALL THAT CERTAIN (further away from the street side lot line than existing structure). The new structure defect. PROPERTY SITUATED IN CITY OF LYNN IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, AND STATE OF will have a footprint of 40' x 42'. The project will include related site work and MA AND BEING DESCRIBED IN A DEED DATED 02/14/2002 AND RECORDED construction of a ramp. Seeking a special permit for additional principal structure Defect Determined in Notice of Planning Board Hearing 02/15/2002 IN BOOK 18334 PAGE 274 AMONG THE LAND RECORDS OF THE and any other permits/variances the Board requires. Property located at 200 The Attorney General has determined that one or more of the notice requirements COUNTY AND STATE SET FORTH ABOVE, AND REFERENCED AS FOLLOWS: THE PARADISE ROAD, Map 5, Lot 211. for the planning board hearing relating to the above Articles failed to comply with LAND IN SAID LYNN, TOGETHER WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON, BOUNDED AND the notice requirements for such hearing required by G.L. c. 40A, § 5. Section 5 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: SOUTHWESTERLY: BY PRESIDENT STREET FIFTY (50) And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: Petition 17-15 (12 provides in part (with emphasis added): FEET; NORTHWESTERLY: BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF REED, ONE HUNDRED Juniper Road) SEVEN AND TWENTY HUNDREDTHS (107.20) FEET; NORTHEASTERLY: BY LOTS 12 No zoning ... by-law or amendment thereto shall be adopted until after the AND 13 AS SHOWN ON PLAN HEREINAFTER MENTIONED FIFTY AND THREE TENTHS Marc Kornitsky, Chairman planning (50.3) FEET; AND SOUTHEASTERLY: BY LAND NOW OR FORMERLY OF MARY J. Item: August 8, 15, 2017 board in a ... town has ... held a public hearing thereon ... at which interested BYRNE, ONE HUNDRED FIVE AND SIXTY HUNDREDTHS (105.60) FEET. BEING LOT persons shall 7 AS SHOWN ON PLAN OF HEIRS OF ISAAC NEWHALL. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 90 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS be given an opportunity to be heard .... Notice of the time and place of such PRESIDENT STREET, LYNN, MA 01902 PARCEL NO. 097-454-033 THE TRIAL COURT hearing, of the subject matter, sufficient for identification, and of the place where PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT texts and maps thereof may be inspected shall be published in a newspaper of The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, CITATION general circulation in the ... town once in each of two successive weeks, the first restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to G.L. c. 210, S 6 publication to be not less than fou1teen days before the day of said hearing, and M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Docket No. ES17A0026AD by posting such notice in a conspicuous place in the ... town hall for a period of assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. In the matter of: Dante Anthony Rivera not less than fourteen days before the day of said hearing. Notice of said hearing Essex Probate and Family Court shall also be· sent by mail, postage prepaid to the department of housing and TERMS OF SALE: 36 Federal Street community development, the regional planning agency, if any, and to the planning A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Salem, MA 01970 board of each abutting city and town. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be (978)744-1020 delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Based on the materials submitted to this Office on August 9, 2017, we have required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of To: Shaquilla Milagro Rivera of Lynn, MA identified the following defects: the notice of the planning board hearing was not the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Daniel Merced of Lynn, MA posted in accordance with G.L. c. 40A, § 5 because the posted notice does not from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other any unnamed or unknown parent and persons interested in a petition for the include the information required by Section 5; and the notice was not posted until check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid adoption of said child and to the Department of Children and Families of said January 27, 2017 for a hearing date of February 2, 2017 -which does not meet at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Commonwealth, 280 Merrimac St., 2nd fl. Lawrence, MA 01843 the 14-day posting requirement. of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure A petition has been presented to said court by sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Shannon Higgins of Beverly, MA Attorney General's Election to Proceed Under the Waiver Provisions of G.L. c. 40, § entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Laurie Beth Granholm of Beverly, MA 32 recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The requesting leave to adopt said child and that the name of the child be changed to The Attorney General has elected to proceed under the limited defect waiver description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of If you object to this adoption you are entitled to the appointment of an authority conferred by an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. attorney if you are an indigent person. G.L. c. 40, § 32, as amended by Chapter 299 of the Acts of 2000. An indigent person is defined by SJC Rule 3:10. The definition includes but is not Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. limited to persons receiving TAFDC, EACDC, poverty related veteran's benefits, Suspension of Review of Zoning By-Law Amendments Medicaid, and SSI. The Court will determine if you are indigent. Contact an The 90-day period prescribed by law for the Attorney General's review of local The Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, Assistant Judicial Case Manager of Adoption Clerk of the Court before the date by-laws is therefore suspended in accordance with the provisions of G.L. c. 40, § as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the CWalt, INC., listed to obtain the necessary forms. 32, as amended by Chapter 299 of the Acts of 2000. Alternative Loan Trust 2006-OA19, IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-OA19 WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: Posting and Publication of This Notice Salem The Town Clerk shall post a true copy of this Notice in a conspicuous place in the Present Holder of said Mortgage, ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: Saugus Town Hall for a period of not less than 14 days and shall publish a copy By Its Attorneys, 09/04/2017 once in a newspaper of general circulation in the Town of Saugus. ORLANS PC Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court PO Box 540540 Date: June 20, 2017 Filing of Claim That Defect in Notice Was Misleading or Otherwise Prejudicial Waltham, MA 02454 Pamela Casey O'Brien Within 21 days of the date on which this Notice is published in a newspaper of Phone: (781) 790-7800 Register of Probate general circulation in the Town of Saugus, any resident of the Town of Saugus, or 16-001477 Item: August 1, 8, 15, 2017 the owner of any real property in the Town of Saugus, or any other party entitled to Item: August 1, 8, 15, 2017 notice of the planning board hearing may file with the Town Clerk a written statement that the notice defect was misleading or otherwise prejudicial. The statement must include the reasons supporting the claim that the defect in the Planning Board Notice was misleading or otherwise prejudicial. This statement Selling a house? Buying a house? must be actually on file with the Town Clerk not later than 21 days from the date on which this Notice is published in the newspaper. Find out what properties recently sold in your area. Town Clerk's Certification of Compliance with This Notice After the expiration of the 21-day period, the Town Clerk shall submit to the Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. Attorney General a true copy of this Notice with a certification of compliance with the publishing and posting requirements of the preceding paragraph, and a certification that either (a) no claim was filed within the 21-day period, or (b) one or more claims were filed within the 21-day period. The Town Clerk shall submit to the Attorney General true copies of any such claim(s).

Resumption of Attorney General's Review Upon receipt of one original copy of this Notice with the Clerk's certification, the 90-day period provided for the Attorney General's review under G.L. c. 40, § 32, shall resume. If no claim is made, the Attorney General has the discretion to waive any such defect; if any claim is made, however, the Attorney General may not waive any such defect.

Note: By not filing a claim under this provision, a person shall not be deprived of the right to assert a claim of invalidity arising out of any possible defect in the procedure of adoption or amendment, as provided in G.L. c. 40, § 32, and in G.L. c. 40A, § 5.

Date: August 9, 2017

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By Ricardo Zuniga panding beyond its bor- ASSOCIATED PRESS ders, to Europe and Chi- na. MOSCOW — Pint by frothy pint, a hoppy revo- “The Russian brewery lution is brewing in Rus- Jaws (from Yekaterin- sia. burg) started selling beer This new generation in China in May,” he said. of craft brewers began “Russian bars are start- sprouting in the vod- ing to appear there too.” ka capital of the world The surge in Russian as foreign beers became craft beer is perfectly too expensive and beer timed for the expected fans sought alterna- tourism bonanza when tives to mass-produced the country hosts the lagers. From juicy IPAs 2018 FIFA World Cup. to velvety stouts and Hundreds of thousands lip-smacking sours, beers served at breweries that of foreign fans, many of opened in recent years in them from the U.S. and cities like Moscow and St. Western Europe, will visit Petersburg offer visitors the 11 host cities. and locals alike the styles And few things pair bet- popularized in the last PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS ter with beer than soccer. two decades by the craft From left, a glass of craft beer sits on the bar and people wait to be served at the Rule Taproom “They will find a coun- beer boom in the U.S. and pub in Moscow, Russia. try which is million miles Europe. away from old stereotypes Many breweries start- ed to brew something they St. Petersburg, founded in restriction legislation, the contract brewers. about Russia. They will ed after the currency had tried outside of Rus- 2012 and one of the craft future for craft beer in Craft beer still rep- find people who don’t sia.” beer pioneers in Russia. Russia is promising,” said resents a tiny segment of collapse of 2014, when have vodka with caviar imported beer prices sky- Korobkov and a group of But Filippov said that only Filippov. the beer market in Russia every meal but have the rocketed and supply fell. friends started Zagovor — around two dozen brew- All ingredients have — around 1 percent, ac- “There was almost noth- which translates to “Con- eries have their own pro- to be imported — hops cording to Dmitry Droby- offer and knowledge in ing being brought from spiracy” in Russian — in duction capacities or long- from the U.S. or Germany, shevsky, who runs the fine foods, fine spirits and outside,” said Alex Ko- 2014. term contractual base. grains from several Eu- Russian beer trade news craft beers,” said Filippov. robkov, co-owner of the Today, there are over 100 “If nothing dramatic ropean countries — and site Profibeer and ana- “They will be greatly wel- Zagovor brewery and the craft breweries in Rus- happens in the Russian there are only a few facil- lyzes the market. come to our country by a RULE Taproom in central sia, said Nikita Filippov, economics, hops and malt ities with the necessary Drobyshevsky said the community of craft beer Moscow. “So people decid- co-founder of AF Brew in import policies, or beer equipment that serve as market for Russian is ex- brewers and drinkers. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2017 BUSINESS Eastern Bank announces senior leadership changes

By Bella diGrazia formation Security, and ership skills will have a of Banks. FOR THE ITEM Operational Risk within tremendous impact as we Antonakes was born and Eastern Bank. further prepare for our ex- raised in the Lynn public LYNN — Lynn native In addition to Antonakes’ citing future.” education system. He at- and public school alumnus new role is the promotion Antonakes joined East- tended Aborn and Sisson Steven L. Antonakes con- of Barbara J. Heinemann ern Bank only two years Elementary schools, Pick- tinues to leave a mark in who was named the new ago but his financial work ering Middle School, and the financial world. head of Consumer Bank- goes back 25 years. He Lynn English High School. According to an Eastern ing for Eastern Bank. was previously the Depu- When asked how the Lynn Bank press release, Anton- Heinemann has been ty Director and the Asso- public education system akes who was the former working with Eastern ciate Director for Supervi- helped him to get where Senior vice president and since 2001 and has prov- sion Enforcement and Fair he is now, he touched upon Chief Compliance Officer, en to be a valuable asset Lending at the Consumer the beautiful diversity has just been promoted for the company. Eastern Financial Protection Bu- that Lynn is known for. He to Director of Enterprise Bank Chairman and CEO reau (CFPB) and prior said that the Lynn pub- Risk Management. His Bob Rivers praised her to that was appointed by lic education system and new position will oversee work by stating “her in- multiple successive gover- its diverse student body BSA/AML, Compliance, sights, perspectives, and nors to serve as the Mas- helped shape him to be Corporate Security, In- proven, effective lead- sachusetts Commissioner where he is today. Barbara J. Heinemann Steven L. Antonakes Get Started: Merck, Under Armour CEOs resign New businesses from Trump business panel

By Linda A. Johnson U.S., including by Trump, want to grow, ASSOCIATED PRESS though he has yet to act on a promise to contain TRENTON, N.J. — The them. struggle to borrow CEOs of athletic wear With the barbs, Trump manufacturer Under Ar- appeared to attack an in- mour and pharmaceutical By Joyce M. want to change Dodd- dustry executive who has company Merck resigned tried to make drug pricing Rosenberg Frank, which became law Monday from the White ASSOCIATED PRESS following the financial somewhat more transpar- House’s American Manu- ent by revealing his com- crisis. facturing Council — with SMALL BUSINESS WIND ENERGY pany’s overall drug price STATUS REPORT the Merck withdrawal changes. While wind power is still drawing a quick and an- While startup busi- a small factor in U.S. en- In January, Merck re- gry Twitter outburst from ported that its average nesses are more likely to ergy production, it is gain- President Donald Trump. net prices — the amount add jobs than older, more ing momentum, according Merck CEO Kenneth the company receives af- established companies, to an Energy Department more than half struggle Frazier cited the presi- ter discounts and other report released last week. dent’s failure to explicitly to get credit that will help FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rebates — increased in With many small busi- rebuke the white national- them grow. the years since 2010 in nesses interested in alter- ists who marched in Char- President Donald Trump, left, speaks during a That’s the finding of a a range between 3.4 per- native forms of energy — lottesville, Virginia, over meeting with manufacturing executives at the report released last week cent and 6.2 percent per and some companies and the weekend. He wrote White House in Washington, including Merck by the Federal Reserve year. That’s about half as farms generating their on Twitter Monday that CEO Kenneth Frazier, center, and Ford CEO Bank of New York, which large as the increase in own wind power — the “America’s leaders must Mark Fields. its retail prices. Much of analyzed the results of a wind industry is expect- honor our fundamental the furor over drug prices survey of business own- ed to continue its growth. values by clearly rejecting and sports, not politics.” Frazier, saying on Twit- recently has been over in- ers across the country. Some facts from the re- expressions of hatred, big- Plank did not specifically ter that he will now “have creases that have been far The report found that 43 port: otry and group supremacy, mention Trump or Char- more time to LOWER bigger and come one after percent of startups, com- — The country added which runs counter to the lottesville, but said his RIPOFF DRUG PRICES!” another for drugs that panies 5 years old and more than 8,200 mega- American ideal that all company will focus on The president followed have been on the market under, were likely to add watts of wind power ca- people are created equal.” promoting “unity, diversi- up later in the day, tweet- for years. jobs and increase their pacity in 2016, more than Frazier is one of the ty and inclusion” through ing that Merck “is a leader The exchange lit up so- revenues, compared with a quarter of the new en- few African-Americans to sports. in higher & higher drug cial media early Monday, 22 percent of older busi- ergy capacity additions in head a Fortune 500 com- Trump was under in- prices while at the same with many people lauding nesses. the U.S. and in third place pany. creasing pressure to call time taking jobs out of Frazier and blasting the But 58 percent of com- behind solar energy and Under Armour CEO out the white suprema- the U.S. Bring jobs back & president. Trump even- panies 2 years old and natural gas. The nation’s Kevin Plank resigned cist groups involved in the LOWER PRICES!” tually made a statement under reported they had wind power can generate from the panel later Mon- Charlottesville demon- Drugmakers have come condemning bigotry Mon- a difficult time getting more than 82 gigawatts a day, saying his company stration. He lashed out under withering criticism day afternoon at a press credit, and 53 percent of year. “engages in innovation almost immediately at for soaring prices in the conference. companies 3 to 5 years — The U.S. ranked sec- old also had problems. ond among countries That compares with 39 around the world in add- US stocks jump as tensions with percent of older business- ing wind power capacity, es. Nearly 70 percent who behind China. did get financing didn’t — Forty states and get all that they needed, Puerto Rico have wind North Korea appear to ease compared to 54 percent energy projects that con- of older enterprises. The sidered utility scale, or By Marley Jay on Thursday was Trump’s companies climbed 20.08 U.S. crude oil lost $1.23, most often-cited reason large enough to generate ASSOCIATED PRESS somewhat incendiary com- points, or 1.5 percent, to or 2.5 percent, to $47.59 a for not getting enough ments about ‘fire and fury,’” 1,394.31. barrel in New York. Brent 10 megawatts or more of NEW YORK — U.S. money: an insufficient said Dave Lafferty, chief Among technology com- crude, the international electricity. Texas, the state stocks rallied Monday as credit history, a problem market strategist of Natixis panies, Apple added $2.37, standard, shed $1.37, or with the biggest wind technology companies and inherent in being a young energy capabilities, dou- Global Asset Management. or 1.5 percent, to $159.85 2.6 percent, to $50.73 a banks helped companies “The administration sort of and Microsoft picked up barrel in London. Energy company. bled its capacity to 20,320 regain a lot of the ground The survey shows that megawatts in 2016 from walked back Trump’s com- $1.09, or 1.5 percent, to companies finished with they lost last week, al- ments over the weekend.” $73.59. After two days modest losses. little has changed for 2010’s 10,089. though the calm that has But while stocks of losses, Nvidia jumped Numerous companies small businesses since — The number of jobs defined the market this climbed, investors weren’t $12.44, or 8 percent, to used the weekend to com- the Great Recession, related to wind pow- year wasn’t quite restored. ready to loosen their grip $168.40 as chipmakers plete deals. which officially ended er development rose 32 Almost 90 percent of the on some traditionally safe made outsize gains. Retailer Target is buying eight years ago. While percent from 2015, to Standard & Poor’s 500 in- investments. Bond prices Bond prices turned low- a delivery logistics compa- owners are an optimistic 101,738. dex finished higher. Tech- slipped only by a small er. 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The Dow Jones interest rates and greater ers with about 700 deliv- of the Dodd-Frank bill site needs at an online North Korea sent stocks industrial average gained profits on mortgages and ery companies around the have made already wary seminar sponsored by to some of their biggest 135.39 points, or 0.6 per- other loans. country that pick up items banks even more cautious SCORE, the organization losses in 2017. That eased cent, to 21,993.71. The Bank of America climbed from distribution centers about lending to newer that counsels business Monday after officials said Nasdaq composite added 56 cents, or 2.3 percent, and take them to custom- businesses. The Trump owners for free. It will be fighting is not imminent. 83.68 points, or 1.3 per- to $24.42 and JPMorgan ers. It is already testing administration and Re- held Thursday, Aug. 17 at “What the market real- cent, to 6,340.23. 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