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E L RY E C A T Successful run, no matter how you slice it M I I O R N P By Leah Dearborn Members FOR THE ITEM of the Babe Ruth World LYNN — The Babe Ruth World Series T Series team: 8 team celebrated a job well done with a H . Luke Boiselle, U T slice at Fauci’s Pizza in Lynn. R P A.J. Lucia- S E “For the Babe Ruth team, this is it,” D A Y, S no, Dayshon said Ryan Boisselle, one of the coaches Anderson and who has overseen the team’s training. “It Christian Burt makes it even more special that this is take apart SAUGUS STATE REP their nal run.” pieces of Fau- Boisselle said that the 15 All-Stars play- ci’s pizza. FORUM THURSDAY ers, eight of whom go to Lynn Classical

BABE RUTH, A7 PHOTO | BOB ROCHE SAUGUS — The Daily Item will sponsor a candidates forum on Thursday, Sept. 1, 7 p.m., in the Saugus Town Hall auditorium with Democrats Jen Migliore and Saritin Rizzuto. Peabody Item News Editor Thor Jourgensen will serve as forum moderator asking each candidate three questions following candi- dates’ opening statements. stays in Migliore, a Saugus native, has experi- ence working for U.S. Sen. Elizabeth War- ren and U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton. Rizzuto, a Wake eld resident, is assistant vice pres- RMV line ident for community relations for Metro By Adam Swift Credit Union with 25 years experience ITEM STAFF serving the public. Voters in the 9th Essex District including PEABODY — With the closing Lynn Ward 1, Precincts 1 and 2 residents; of the Danvers branch earlier Saugus Precinct 1, 2, 4-9 residents and this summer and the rejection of voters living in Wake eld Precincts 1, 2, 3 bids by the state for a location in and 7 go to the polls on Thursday, Sept. 8 to Peabody or Beverly, the future of pick a Democrat to face state Rep. Donald a new Registry of Motor Vehicles Wong, a Saugus Republican, in the Nov. 8 site on the North Shore remains nal election. in limbo. But city of cials are not giving up the ght to bring the conve- nience of RMV services to local residents. Spotlight State Rep. Thomas Walsh (D-Peabody) has been among the most vocal about the need for an shines on Arc RMV branch either in Peabody or close by. The state shuttered the Danvers location at the Liberty Tree Mall due to the extensive counselor work needed to upgrade heating, cooling and ventilation systems. By Paul Halloran It looked like a solution was FOR THE ITEM in the works as the state’s Divi- LYNN — Of all the staff working in Northeast sion of Capital Asset Manage- Arc’s Spotlight summer program, you could ar- ment and Maintenance accepted gue that no one was able to relate to the partic- two bids for North Shore RMW ipants better than David D’Isola. branch locations. However, the D’Isola, a Lynn resident, participated in the state rejected the two bids, one Spotlight program during the school year while at the Bonkers Plaza on Lowell he was a student at Learning Prep School in Lemonade is Street in Peabody and one in Newton, and he served as a volunteer in the Beverly, because the bids did not summer program two years ago. This summer meet state speci cations. State he made the jump to full-time counselor. of cials said they will likely re- big business bid the request for sites after “When someone is having a tough day, I can tell him, ‘I know what you’re going through,’” making some tweaks to the spec- D’Isola said. Gunner McDon- By Jessie Nocella i cations. At last week’s City Coun- The Spotlight summer program was founded ald, 2, samples the FOR THE ITEM cil meeting, Ward 5 Councilor in 2004 by Dr. Matthew Lerner and Dr. Karen lemonade at the SAUGUS — These kids aren’t just running a lemon- Joel Saslaw said Centennial Levine, who worked to create a program that lemonade stand ade stand, they mean business. Park, one of Peabody’s industri- would help youth with social-emotional issues manned by his It started last summer when Nicholas McDonald, 7 al parks, would make sense as and learning disabilities improve their social brother Nicholas and his two friends Freddy and Netta Waterman had a centralized RMV site on the skills in a positive environment. The nine par- McDonald. the idea of selling lemonade. North Shore. ticipants that rst year had such a positive ex- Unfortunately, the Waterman siblings only visit for a While Saslaw said he did not nec- perience – which carried over into the school PHOTO | PAULA MULLER few months every summer from London. They postponed essarily believe the redeveloped year – that Northeast Arc decided to expand the program to include year-round groups. LEMONADE, A7 RMV, A7 D’Isola can’t overstate how critical Spotlight was for his development. “Spotlight bene ted me in so many ways,” he said. “When I started, I wouldn’t think of talking to anybody. I learned to express myself ARC, A7

Saugus kids show U.S. Navy invades how much they care Breakheart Reservation

By Bridget Turcotte From left, Lily By Gayla Cawley The U.S. Navy ITEM STAFF Newell, Kate ITEM STAFF Band plays at Grant, Madi- Breakheart SAUGUS — The children at the son Hunt and SAUGUS — Two years ago, the Reservation in Saugus Youth and Recreation sum- winter packed a punch, and the for- David D’Isola with Carrie Breaux, director Crystal Cak- Saugus during mer program put together and ounes carry mer gazebo at Breakheart Reserva- the gazebo of the Northeast Arc Spotlight program. mailed 11 care packages to send to tion collapsed under the pressure. care packages dedication active duty military members. Heavy snow caused the state De- into the Sau- ceremony. “It’s a nice thing to do for them,” partment of Conservation and Rec- gus post of ce. said Kate Grant, 11 “They proba- reation run parkland’s gazebo to INSIDE bly can’t bring anything with them. collapse. The $13,000 structure had PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Most of the people probably have PHOTO | PAULA MULLER been built with funds from the late In Lynn In Sports nothing. It’s helpful to do and it’s Ed Murray, a former chairman of the Three weekend Future looks useful for them.” Friends of Breakheart Reservation, shootings, leaving two bright for Classical injured in Lynn. A6 volleyball. B1 CARE, A7 GAZEBO, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 88° VOL. 138, ISSUE 226 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 62° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 OBITUARIES

Elmer G. Twitchell, 91 Janice B. Greeley, 72 B. William Stanley, 95 1925-2016 1944-2016 1921-2016 LYNN and PATTEN, Nada, of Redwood LYNN — Janice B. nificant other, Keith B. William Stanley, age 95, one son, Michael J. Stanley and MAINE — Elmer G. City, Calif., Mary (Ross) Greeley, age Guerreiro, of Maine, died at the Rosewood Nursing his wife, Linda, of Peabody, one Twitchell (Al) died Ann McGrath of Cor- 72 and a longtime Kelly Greenwell and and Rehab center suddenly daughter, Carol M. Gecoya and peacefully in his nish, N.H., and their resident of Lynn, her husband, Rick, of Aug. 26. her husband, Tom, of Saugus. sleep of old age daughter-in-law, passed away in the Michigan, Cathy Ring- Born in Saugus, he was the He was father of the late Chris- on Aug. 26, 2016. Elaine Twitchell of Exeter Hospital in Ex- le of Chelmsford, and son of the late John and Anas- tine A. Peterson. He was broth- Al was a popular Quincy, and his six eter, N.H., on Friday, Bobbi Tremblay and tasia (Awramik) Stanley and er of the late John, Stanislaw, resident of Herrick grandchildren, Chris- Aug. 26, 2016. her significant oth- husband of Frances J. (Dalge- Joseph, Frank, Florence Glavin House, where he re- topher Blain, Ashley Born in Chelsea, er, James Dionne of wicz) Stanley, with whom he and Theresa Greenwood. Be- sided for the past 12 Twitchell, Samantha Jan was the daughter Peabody. Janice was shared 74 years of marriage. loved grandfather of Alexan- years. Al was the adored hus- Twitchell, Shauna and Robert of the late Lorey W. and Anna Nana to: Lyndsey, Tom, Art, Jus- He was a graduate of the dra Stanley, Nicole Thibodeau, band of Millie Twitchell whom McGrath and Emma Stein- May (Souza) Ross. She was tin, Aaron, Adam and Alex, and Lynn School System and had Suzanne Enos, Joan DiPesa, he shared nearly 62 years of man. Elmer is also survived raised and educated in Lynn. Great-Nana to: Paxton, Michael two years of college. He was Patricia Lennan, David Gecoya, marriage. by his sister, Jean Willette Jan worked for many years as and Madison. She also leaves a United States Army veteran nine great-grandchildren and Born Jan. 18, 1925, in Fair- and her husband, Clarence, a waitress and food server her brothers: Richard Ross of during World War II, serving in the late Deborah Cole. field, Maine, he is the son of of Florida and his devoted for area restaurants includ- Texas and Earl Ross of Lynn, Rhineland Central European Service information: Rel- the late Gertrude and Carl brother- and sister in-law, ing Lori Lee’s as well as the her very dear friends: Barbara and African Middle Eastern ative and friends are invit- Twitchell. Al retired from The GE Pat and John Teague of Lynn. Capital Diner. More recently, Ross of Lynn and James Houde Theater. He started carpentry ed to attend the funeral in 1986 after having worked He will also be missed by she worked as a concierge of Hudson, as well as many be- with his father and later with from the NADWORNY FU- there for 40 years. He was a his good and lifelong friends specialist for Crystal Cove in loved nieces and nephews. In his brother and were known as NERAL HOME, 798 Western member of a Masonic Lodge Hope and Frank Nerden of Weymouth until her retirement addition to her husband, Jan the Stanley Brothers. Ave., Lynn, on Wednesday, in Maine. He proudly served Danvers, and his many nieces in June of 2016. was also preceded in death by Before his retirement he was Aug. 31, at 9 a.m., followed in the Navy during WWII and and nephews. Jan had many passions in her siblings: Everett Ross, Bob- a Director of Maintenance for by his Mass of Christian the Korean War. He enjoyed Service information: El- life but nothing compared to by Ross and Doody McCarthy. 12 years with the Don Orione burial in Blessed Sacra- attending his ship reunions mer’s funeral will be held her love for camping. A 40 Service information: A Home in East Boston. Bill was ment Church, Saugus, at and reminiscing with his fel- on Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016, year veteran of both camping Celebration of Life Ser- a prominent leader at the 10 a.m. Interment in Pine low veterans at Herrick House. at the SOLIMINE FUNER- and fishing, she loved spend- vice will be held in the former St. Michael’s Parish Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Vis- Millie and Al enjoyed wintering AL HOME, 426 Broadway, ing time in Mill Brook RV Park CUFFE-MCGINN FUNERAL for many years. He was a life iting hours Tuesday, 4-8 in Florida and logged many Route 129, Lynn, at 12 noon in Kingston, N.H. Jan was also HOME, 157 Maple St., Lynn, member of the Polish Legion p.m. P.L.A.V. Post 56, St. miles traveling across the USA with visiting hours from 9 artsy and loved to craft. She on Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016, American Veterans Post 56, St Michael’s Society and Holy in their sunset years. a.m., to 12 p.m., immedi- also enjoyed her trips to Fox- at 6:30 p.m. Visiting hours Michael’s Polish National Al- Name Society will meet at Al was predeceased by his ately beforehand. Relatives woods to play the slots as well will be held prior to the ser- liance Lodge 630 and 6 p.m., for prayers. wife, Millie, their beloved son, and friends are respectfully as the occasional Keno wager. vice from 3-6:30 p.m. Inter- was a past president of For guest book and Robert Twitchell and their invited. Interment will be A warm and kind woman, ment services will be held the Holy Name Society. directions please vis- cherished grandson, Jus- at Pine Grove Cemetery in Jan will be dearly missed by privately. In lieu of flowers, Besides his wife, Fran- it www.nadwornyfu- tin Twitchell. Al will be sadly Lynn at a later date. Dona- her family and friends. Jan contributions in Jan’s mem- ces, he is survived by neralhome.com. missed by his children, Carol tions in Al’s memory may was preceded in death by her ory may be made to St. Jude Endicott and her husband, be made to the Center for late husband, Thomas F. Gree- Children’s Research Hospi- Bill, of Eliot Maine, Su- Addictive Behaviors, ley, with whom she spent over tal, Tribute Program, PO BOX san Steinman and her www.firstgiving.com. 40 years in love together until 1000, Dept. 142, Memphis, Reverend Terence P. Curley, 72 husband, Warren, of Directions and guest Tom’s passing in July of 2001. TN 38101-9908. For online Santa Fe, N.M., James book at www.solimi- She is survived by her daugh- guest book, please visit 1944-2016 Twitchell and his wife, ne.com ters, Lori Chalmers and her sig- www.cuffemcginn.com.IN MEMORIAM KEVIN A. MCCARTHY SWAMPSCOTT — Fr. Curley served 2012 ~ AUGUST 29 ~ 2016 Reverend Terence P. as both an elected 0N HIS FOURTH ANNIVERSARY Curley, D. Min, Aug.8, board member and 1944-Aug. 26, 2016 President to the Na- Mussels are disappearing from was born in Lynn, the tional Catholic Min- third of seven chil- istry to the Bereaved. dren of Edmund F. He was also a cur- New England waters, scientists say Curley and Eileen C. rent board member Koen. of the Catholic Cem- He grew up in etery Association. He By Patrick Whittle and toxins out of the water. Swampscott attending St. has written some 14 books ASSOCIATED PRESS “It’s so disheartening to John’s The Evangelist School on ministry to the bereaved as see it (the loss) in our ma- and St Mary’s High School well as a dozen video produc- PORTLAND, Maine — rine habitats. We’re losing New England is running in Lynn. He attended Cardi- tions that were often run on the habitats they create,” nal O’Connell Seminary and BCTV and across the country. out of mussels. she said. IN MEMORIAM The Gulf of Maine’s once KEVIN A. MCCARTHY St John’s Graduate School Fr. Curley was pre-deceased Disheartening, and also 2012 ~ AUGUST 29 ~ 2016 of Theology in Boston before by his parents, Edmund and strong population of wild 0N HIS FOURTH ANNIVERSARY sometimes a smelly nui- Forever in our hearts. being ordained by Cardinal Eileen Curley and his older blue mussels is disappear- sance. Thousands of dead Love, Mom, Dad, Gail, and Paul ing, scientists say. A study Medeiros in 1972. brother, Edmund C. Curley. mussels washed up last Fr. Curley served as either He leaves behind his sisters: led by marine ecologists week on the shores of Long an assistant or an associate at Anrita Talbot of Salem, Eileen at the University of Cali- IN MEMORIAM Island, New York, and a CHERYL LEBLANC St. Zepherin Parish, Wayland, M. Clay of Maine, Brenda M. fornia at Irvine found the Stony Brook University ON HER EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY 2008 ~ AUGUST 28 ~ 2016 Sacred Heart Parish, Lynn and Noyes of Maine., and Maura numbers along the gulf professor said the die-off Most Holy Redeemer Parish, E. Bostdorf of Nova Scotia as coastline have declined by could be attributable to East Boston. He was then well as his brother, Jerome more than 60 percent over warm water temperature. named associate at St. John M. Curley of Salem. In addi- the last 40 years. The Sorte study focused the Evangelist (French) parish tion he leaves several nieces, Once covering as much on 20 sites along the gulf, in Newton. In 1982 he was nephews and grand-nephews as two-thirds of the gulf’s using historical data to named associate at St. Mary and nieces. He will be missed intertidal zone, mussels compare today’s mussel Star of the Sea, East Boston, by his loving family as well now cover less than 15 populations to those of the and in 1983 to a similar posi- as the countless people he percent. past. She said the decline tion at Incarnation of Our Lord served for over four decades. “It wouldIN MEMORIAM be like losing a of mussels isn’t due to Forever in our hearts. and Savior Jesus Christ Parish, He would want all to know forest,”KEVIN said A. MCCARTHYbiologist Cas- just one factor — warm- Love, Mom, Dad, Gail, and Paul Melrose. Between 1987 and that life is changed not end- cade2012 Sorte, ~ AUGUST who 29 with~ 2016 her 0N HIS FOURTH ANNIVERSARY ing ocean water, increases 1993 he was an associate at ed by his death and would no PHOTO | KYLLA BENES/UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE VIA AP colleagues at the univer- in human harvesting and IN MEMORIAM Though your smile is gone forever Immaculate Conception Par- doubt highlight one of his fa- sity conducted the study the introduction of new In thisCHERYL 2014 LEBLANC photo providedand by your the hand University we cannot touch, of ish, Salem, and Our Lady of vorite prayers from the Funeral and recently published ON HER EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY we still have memories of predatory invasive species California,2008 ~ AUGUST Irvine, 28 ~ 2016 a blue mussel clings to a rock Grace Parish, Chelsea. liturgy: their findings in the Glob- the one we loved so much. all appear to play a role. at Mount Desert Island, on theLovingly Maine remembered coast. and sadly He was named pastor of Before we go our separate al Change Biology journal. The marine environment missed by Mom and Paul, sons Saint Susanna Parish in Ded- ways, let us take leave of our The Gulf of Maine will suffer, she said, if they John LeBlanc and Thomas Lowry, ham in 1993 where he served brother. May our farewell ex- have made in recent years. worthsister more Donna andthan Larry $10 Mason mil- stretches from Cape Cod continue to decline, and it’s until 2001 when he was press our affection for him, “It’s not just scientists,” lion in 2014, when fisher- to Canada and is a key possible they could become named pastor at Saint Thom- may it ease our sadness and men brought nearly 4 mil- marine environment and extinct in some areas. he said. “I can tell you IN MEMORIAM as Aquinas Parish in Nahant, strengthen our hope. One day lion poundsCHERYL of A. themLEBLANC ashore. important to commercial Scott Morello, a re- that most residents I’ve where he remained until his we shall joyfully greet him talked to, most fishermen Maine8 YEAR and ANNIVERSARY Massachu- fishing. Blue mussels are searcher who has stud- 2008 ~ AUGUST 28 ~ 2016 semi-retirement in 2010 due again when the love of Christ, used in seafood dishes and ied mussels with The I’ve talked to will point setts are by far the big- to health concerns. which conquers all things, worth millions to the econ- Downeast Institute for out the same dramatic de- gest states for wild mussel While serving at a number of destroys even death itself. omy of some New England Applied Marine Research crease in mussels.” harvesting, and many are parishes in the Boston Archdi- (Order of Christian Funerals, states, but are also import- & Education in Maine, The nationwide value also harvested in Wash- ocese he earned a Doctorate #198) Forever in our hearts. ington state. They are also antLove, in Mom, moving Dad, Gail, andbacteria Paul said Sorte’s work reflects of Thoughwild yourblue smile mussels is gone forever has in Ministry at Boston Universi- Service information: Fr. reachedand your newhand weheights cannot touch, in re- farmed in aquaculture observations that people we still have memories of ty. During his doctrinal studies Curley will lie in repose who work on the water cent theyears, one we peaking loved so much. at more operations. The vast ma- he became very involved in on Wednesday from 3-7 IN MEMORIAM Lovingly remembered and sadly jority of the mussels that CHERYL LEBLANC than $13 million at the dock the Ministry of Bereavement p.m., in St. Thomas Aquinas inmissed 2013 by— Mom more and than Paul, twicesons people eat are farmed, and and shared his expertise in Church, 248 Nahant Road, ON HER EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY John LeBlanc and Thomas Lowry, Forever missed. 2008 ~ AUGUST 28 ~ 2016 IN MEMORIAM most that are available to parishes and dioceses across Nahant. His funeral Mass KEVIN A. MCCARTHY the sister2007 Donna total. and LarryThey Mason were Forever treasured. 2012 ~ AUGUST 29 ~ 2016 U.S. consumersLoving you always. are im- the country. In addition to his will be celebrated on Thurs- 0N HIS FOURTH ANNIVERSARY portedForgetting from youother never. coun- Lovingly remembered and sadly parish work he taught gradu- day at 11 a.m., in St. Thom- IN MEMORIAM tries, such as Canada. CHERYL A. LEBLANC missed by brother John and Lynne ate courses at Lesley College as Aquinas Church. Inter- 8 YEAR ANNIVERSARY Graduate School for Counsel- ment will be in St. Mary’s 2008 ~ AUGUST 28 ~ 2016 IN MEMORIAM ing Psychology and Expressive Cemetery, Salem. Relatives CHERYL A. LEBLANC Therapy, Cambridge, and at and friends are respectful- ON HER 8TH ANNIVERSARY Emmanuel College in Boston. ly invited. Those who prefer 2008 ~ AUGUST 28 ~ 2016 He was also an adjunct staff may make donations to St. member of the Family Life Camillus Health Center, Office of the Archdiocese of 447 Hill St., Whitinsville, Boston. In recent years, up MA 01588. Arrangements to the present time, he has by the SOLIMINE FUNER- Though your smile is gone forever and your hand we cannot touch, been teaching in the Master AL HOME, 426 Broadway we still have memories of Forever missed. of Arts in Ministry program at (Route 129), Lynn. Direc- the one we loved so much. Forever treasured. 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By Brennan Linsley Surrounded by swirl- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing smoke from burning logs that were chopped up GRAND TETON NA- with chain saws and axes, TIONAL PARK, Wyo. Dugger said there have 110 Munroe St. — Firefighters chopped been long days on the P.O. Box 5 down trees and searched fire lines, and firefighters Lynn, MA 01903 for hotspots on steep sleep in tents at night. Customer Service hillsides Sunday as they “We survive in the back- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. battled a wildfire that country. We’re self-suffi- has blocked an entrance Connecting cient a week at a time,” he All Departments: to Yellowstone National said. 781-593-7700 Park. Wildfire managers are Wildfire managers Ext. 2 letting the fire continue said their top priority is to burn on Jackson Lake’s Classified Advertising clearing a highway that west side, where no build- [email protected] leads to Yellowstone and ings or people are threat- Subscriptions protecting campgrounds, ened. [email protected] buildings and archaeolog- Linda Burroughs, a Circulation ical sites. They also are visitor from Russell, [email protected] making sure there are no Pennsylvania, who is Ext. 3 flare-ups or falling trees traveling with a group Newsroom that could cause injuries of senior citizens, said [email protected] or death. wildfire cut short their [email protected] Strong winds blew down PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS planned two-day visit Ext. 4 several trees Saturday, Firefighters mop up the smoking burn area of the Berry Fire near the to Yellowstone Nation- Sports blocking some roadways. road to Yellowstone in Grand Teton National Park, Wyo., Saturday. al Park. They had to [email protected] Travelers have been take a four-hour detour Ext. 5 warned to be cautious on stone’s south entrance, Redding, California, said have a potential re-burn to get to their Jackson Retail and Online roads around the park near the resort town of he and six other firefight- through these areas that Lake lodge, south of the Advertising that remain open. Jackson. Yellowstone also ers have been working are green,” he said, point- Grand Teton fire. [email protected] The fire that began last has entrance stations near for 10 days to corral the ing to nearby fir trees on a “We see the smoke off month in neighboring Cody and in Montana. Grand Teton fire and keep mountainside that have so and on,” she said, but so ADVERTISING Grand Teton National Joel Dugger, who is with it contained. far withstood intense heat far, the fire isn’t threating Ernie Carpenter, Jr. Park is blocking Yellow- a wildfire crew based near “That way we won’t and embers. tourists at the lodge. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 [email protected] Bob Gunther Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 Studies: Illinois’ fixed-tuition Headstone of [email protected] Ralph Mitchell Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 law drives up others’ costs Civil War vet to be [email protected] Philip Ouellette By David Mercer Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 fixed after 154 years ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] Cassie Vitali CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) proved stones are typical- Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 The Illinois law that locks — Some mistakes are nev- ly in place within 60 days. [email protected] in tuition rates for in-state er too late to fix. Beckman’s great-great Patricia Whalen students appears to have A Civil War soldier mis- grandfather, William Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 the unintended effect of identified when he was Beckmann, was Augustus’ [email protected] driving up tuition for out- buried at an Ohio ceme- brother. The two came to BUSINESS OFFICE of-state students and fees tery more than 150 years America from present-day for all, according to a pair ago is to get a new head- Germany between 1858 Beth Bresnahan stone. Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 of studies from University and 1860 and enlisted in [email protected] of Illinois researchers. Confederate soldier Au- the 2nd Texas Infantry in gustus Beckmann was Susan J. Conti The law, which took ef- Galveston. Controller, ext. 1288 fect in 2004, guarantees fatally wounded in the “William never learned [email protected] a freshman at a state uni- Battle of Shiloh on April the fate of his brother, as PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Ted Grant versity will pay the same 7, 1862. But he was buried August was buried under Publisher, ext. 1234 tuition rate for four years. In this March 13, 2012, file photo, University of at the Camp Chase Con- the wrong surname of [email protected] Only three other states Illinois students study on the Quad on campus federate Cemetery in Co- Bergman all those years,” Marian Kinney — Oklahoma, Texas and, in Urbana, Ill. lumbus under the wrong Beckman said. “The last ext. 1212 name, A. Bergman, and as of this summer, North time they saw one anoth- [email protected] wrong company, The Co- Carolina — have similar Education by research- administrators who were er was on the battlefield of Will Kraft lumbus Dispatch reports . laws. But lawmakers in ers Jennifer Delaney and forced to plan out revenue Shiloh.” Vice President / Finance Beckmann’s brother’s ext. 1296 places like Utah and Ida- Tyler Kearney. In Illinois needs for four-year periods August Beckmann was great-great-grandson, [email protected] ho recently have consid- alone, 12 public universi- appear to have increased buried under the name ered or at least discussed ties increased their non- non-resident tuition as a Greg Beckman, discov- Jennifer Perez ered the error when he Bergman at Camp Den- ext. 1205 fixed-rate tuition laws. resident tuition rates by up way to keep the money flow- nison near Cincinnati, [email protected] Such laws around the to 30 percent since 2004, ing, Delaney said. Average visited Camp Chase last Memorial Day. and the incorrect name CIRCULATION country, however, increased which was faster than oth- public-university tuitions followed him when his re- student fees between er states, they wrote in a that had been under $4,000 Beckman, who teach- Lisa Mahmoud mains and those of 30 oth- 2000 and 2012 by 40 per- study published last year both in Illinois and the rest es government at a high Manager, ext. 1239 er soldiers were removed [email protected] cent and tuition rates for in the journal Economics of of the country in 2000 grew school in Placentia, Cali- in 1869 and reinterred at out-of-state students by Education Review. far apart — by 2010, the av- fornia, pulled together the CLASSIFIED Camp Chase. 28 percent, according to “Our research is showing erage public tuition rate in necessary documentation Abbe Young Smith a study published in the the increase beyond what Illinois was well over $7,000 and asked the National Beckman said he was Manager, ext. 1276 happy to visit his rela- [email protected] September-October issue was expected,” Delaney a year compared to under Cemetery Administration of the Journal of Higher said, because university $5,000 in other states. to fix the headstone. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill It’s tough to be a Republican these days B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant T J   When last you and I checked in months short of leaving here is I ably never 100 percent accurate but News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K on the most accept-any-substitute don’t worry too much about politics,” still a good way to keep our timeline Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance presidential election in many a year, Obama said in Baton Rouge. True J. Patrick Norton straight. P   G. O  one of us _ me, I’m sure _ was grous- enough, although it does leave open Typically, the candidate ahead in Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman ing that it was a tough time to be a to interpretation any past disaster P ”  polling on Labor Day wins, in part Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Republican, even in a red state like photo-ops. because coming from behind means Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Texas. So give that one to Trump, as grabbing an increasingly large Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 That was just before the GOP’s much as you might hate it. Here’s Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 share of fewer and fewer undecided Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 national convention in Cleveland, one to take back: The typical non- voters. It may work in theory, but Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 and on the agenda was a lot of sense from a losing candidate that reality is different. In Trump’s case, Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 food-fighting and Donald Trump’s the polls, well, are just wrong. Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 a refurbished campaign team and a Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 coronation. Related but not exactly Stop me if you’ve heard this one more focused effort is a stylistic im- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 the same. before. provement, but the substance still Thanks to Ted Cruz, our senator, I won’t go too far on a limb de- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 isn’t there. and Trump himself, that’s about fending polls and pollsters, but over Now, a Trump supporter could what we got. And the days since time, they provide some kind of argue that national polls ask the the convention, through the Demo- measuring stick for elections local wrong question, that the national crats’ stab at unity in Philadelphia or national. Still, the two great los- and beyond, it has been, shall we ing-candidate cliches are: popular vote counts for nothing, as say, less than uplifting for America’s “The only poll that matters is the President Al Gore constantly re- once-conservative party. one on Election Day.” minded us. Trump and his people _ and those And, “I’d feel better about your No, what matters are state- EDITORIAL regular Republicans falling in line _ poll if you were speaking to the by-state polls, the ones we can have a point when they argue that right voters, as in the ones who extrapolate into who might win it sounds worse than it has been prefer me.” actual Electoral College votes. Ex- when filtered through a left-leaning Not every poll is right on the cept here, too, the polling math fa- Give Trump and American media. And, in truth, it’s mark, and methodologies vary, vors Clinton _ and more decisive- hard to remember a day when the but it’s worth barely a chuckle ly. No wonder her strategy is to bias was so overt. to hear a Trump surrogate like avoid questions, remind that she’s Clinton time. Example: Check your local news- lawyer Michael Cohen demand not Trump and run out the clock paper for that “Trump visits flood- to know which polls a CNN inter- to November. plagued Louisiana” headline and viewer was citing to show his man In battleground or swing states This will get nastier evocative photograph. Keep looking. behind. that Trump really, really needs, No, really, it must be there. No? Like “All of them,” Brianna Keilar he trails Clinton in Florida, Ohio, The Great Dismal Swamp is a large marshy area it never happened? said. Pennsylvania, Michigan and Vir- that spans the Virginia-North Carolina border, Now check the same newspaper She wasn’t exaggerating. Trump, ginia, among others. Trump’s claims comprising a National Wildlife Refuge and a state for “President never too busy to whose entire primary campaign to rewrite the red-blue map may be park. Despite the forbidding name, it’s reputed by comfort the afflicted,” or some- seemed built on touting his poll valid only in the way he didn’t ex- visitors to be a scenic place offering many sources such, when Barack Obama, re- standing and saying whatever pect. He and his people can argue of enjoyment. So it bears little resemblance to the freshed from a full vacation in popped into his head, hasn’t led that those polls are wrong, too, but Great Dismal Swamp that the 2016 presidential Martha’s Vineyard, made a swing Clinton in a single national poll for all of them? election has become: through Baton Rouge a full four more than a month. His last was The one I’ll dismiss for now is Each of the two major-party candidates evokes days after Trump (but infinity a 5-point lead in a CNN/ORC poll the latest from Texas, which shows more negative feelings than any previous ma- days before Democratic nominee taken July 22-24, when his GOP Trump with a mere 6-point lead. jor-party nominee since the advent of polling. Hillary Clinton). convention bounce was at full Super Sure, a scattering of Republicans That means the campaign is not only unpleasant Who cares, right? Just a photo-op Ball height. but demoralizing. By now, many voters feel a pow- among people who have better Since then, it’s approaching 30 will refuse to fill in the box next erful desire for a shower, a coma or a one-way tick- things to do than entertain a pres- in a row with Clinton ahead, and to Trump’s name, but I seriously et to Costa Rica. idential candidate or even a presi- that’s with Libertarian Gary John- doubt it could be enough to cost But give this campaign time. By Nov. 8, we’ll dent. Except we do remember can- son and Green Party nominee Jill him our 38 electoral votes, given look back on August as the good old days. That’s didate Obama walking arm in arm Stein tossed in; the head-to-heads Clinton’s lack of, um, popularity in because some Americans have only begun to ac- with New Jersey Gov. Chris Chris- with Clinton are generally worse our state. quaint themselves with the grim choice they face tie after Hurricane Sandy in 2012. for Trump. So argue it anyway you And if Texas really is that close, in Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. A lot of peo- Or candidate Obama’s full-throat- want, but Trump is losing. Trump has far bigger problems than ple busy with jobs, families, volunteer tasks and ed criticism of President George W. Which is not to say he has lost. If polls he might not like. hobbies don’t give elections much attention until Bush for flying over, but not setting you’re old like me, you can remem- Mike Hashimoto is a columnist for Labor Day, or later. foot, in New Orleans after Hurri- ber when Labor Day was the “tra- the Dallas Morning News. Readers Though interest has been higher this year than cane Katrina. ditional start of the presidential may email him at mhashimoto@dal- in past presidential contests, 15 percent of Amer- “One of the benefits of being five campaign season,” which was prob- lasnews.com. icans say they have paid little attention. Some prospective voters are just faintly aware of the two candidates’ White House efforts and all the baggage they’re dragging along behind them. For those citizens, as well as the voters who’ve been paying attention, the weeks between now and Election Day will bring a barrage of negative, largely dispiriting advertisements, from the cam- paigns as well as independent groups. The ads will highlight the real and alleged sins and scan- dals of each candidate. This would be part of the process even in a campaign pitting Pope Francis against the Dalai Lama. But Clinton and Trump have more than the usual vulnerabilities to exploit, so the ugly part of the campaign will be more hideous than usual. The subtext of each candidate’s message will be: “You think I’m bad? My opponent is hor- rendous.” When she left the State Department in 2013, Clinton was widely admired, with only 29 per- cent of Americans viewing her unfavorably. Today, more than half dislike her. And the number could grow. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said he timed a release of hacked emails from the Dem- ocratic National Committee to damage her can- didacy _ and he vows to publish more material about her in the coming weeks. But Trump supporters shouldn’t be too optimis- tic. Assange has also said that if disgruntled Trump associates could supply his group with inside infor- mation, “we’d be very happy to receive it and pub- lish it.” He has indicated a particular interest in Trump’s tax forms. Since the billionaire has bro- ken with the long-standing custom that nominees release their returns, the presumption is that his contain information he would find embarrassing. Then, of course, there are the debates, where the candidates have the chance to confront, challenge and pummel each other. Trump showed a talent for stinging insults _ remember his disparage- ment of “Little Marco” Rubio and “low-energy” Jeb Bush? There is every reason to think he’ll be rud- er and more aggressive than previous major-party nominees have been in the fall debates. The usual rules of decorum don’t inhibit him. Clinton was relatively polite in her debates with Bernie Sanders, whose supporters she hoped to READERS’ FORUM eventually enlist. But she didn’t pull any punch- es in her 2008 debates with Barack Obama, ag- Union Hospital hospital is close by without having open. Attorney General Maura gressively faulting him for his Chicago ties to to deal with traffic and overcrowd- Healey has attempted to make political operator Tony Rezko, whom she called a needed more than ever ed facilities. Time, when it comes to progress but victory is not secure. “slum landlord,” and incendiary pastor Jeremiah medical care, is of the essence. For anyone who has lived in the Wright. If her opposition research team has dug Just imagine a city the size of Well-attended public hearings city for any length of time, it is up- up incriminating material about Trump, the de- Lynn with a population of more than have been forums for endless ob- setting to see Lynn Hospital close bates would be a perfect opportunity to unload it. 90,000 being without a hospital. jections to Union Hospital’s closing. and now to see Union Hospital By the time these two and their many critics And it is not just Lynn - it is greater Many reasons have been provided to poised to close. have expended all their ammunition, Clinton and Lynn, including Saugus, Lynnfield, Partners HealthCare executives for There was once a time when peo- Trump may have higher negative ratings than Nahant and Swampscott, plus other why Union should remain open. ple said “it would never happen.” the Zika virus. communities. If Union Hospital closes, another More people are moving into the It may seem impossible for despairing voters More than 120,000 people living facility must step in to take over city daily. Is the wellbeing of these to lower their opinion of these two candidates. in Lynn or in communities around it care. Just having an urgent care fa- new arrivals and long-time resi- But this campaign seems designed to change want and need a hospital near their cility is not enough. A medical facil- dents served by closing Lynn’s only the old definition of politics as “the art of the homes. They want Union Hospital to ity is inadequate if it lacks cardiac hospital? possible.” What was once impossible has become remain a full service medical facility care when time is of the essence. almost inevitable. with an emergency room. Our city and state officials have Estelle Revelotis It comforts residents to know a been fighting for us to keep Union Lynn TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Trump stand-ins struggle to speak for and defend nominee

By Laurie Kellman The right issue, they said, ASSOCIATED PRESS was whether Democrat Hillary Clinton crossed WASHINGTON — Don- ethical lines during her ald Trump isn’t making tenure as secretary of state it easy for top supporters by talking with people and advisers, from his outside the government running mate on down, who had contributed to to defend him or explain her family’s philanthropy some campaign positions. foundation. Priebus’ coun- Across the Sunday news terpart at the Democratic shows, a parade of Trump National Committee, Don- stand-ins, led by vice pres- idential nominee Mike na Brazile, said there’s no Pence, couldn’t say wheth- evidence of that. Clinton on er Trump was sticking Sunday was raising cam- with or changing a central paign money in the Hamp- promise to boot the rough- tons, a vacation spot for the wealthy on Long Island. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ly 11 million people living in the U.S. illegally, with Asked whether the “de- Anne Holton, wife of Democratic vice presi- the help of a “deportation PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS portation force” proposal Trump laid out in Novem- dential candidate, Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va. give force.” And they didn’t Republican presidential candidate Donald ber is still in place, Pence a thumbs up prior to his speech on the Florida bother defending his ini- Trump speaks at Joni’s Roast and Ride during replied: “Well, what you A&M University campus in Tallahassee, Fla., tial response Saturday to a fundraiser at the Iowa State Fairgrounds, in heard him describe there, Friday. the killing of a mother as Des Moines, Iowa, Saturday. she walked her baby on a in his usual plainspoken, Chicago street. Trump’s leadership of a will issue more details American way, was a Kaine’s wife, Anne Questioned on wheth- team he had said would on the immigration plan mechanism, not a policy.” er it’s a problem that the help drive him to victory soon, the policy will be Added Trump’s campaign GOP presidential nominee in the Nov. 8 election. humane and despite his manager, Kellyanne Con- Holton, no stranger has left key details on im- The very purpose of sur- clear wavering, he’s been way: “The softening is more migration policy unclear so rogates is to speak for and “consistent” on the issue. approach than policy,” add- late in the election, Repub- back up their presiden- Any discussion of incon- ing that on immigration, to political stage lican National Committee tial nominee. But Team sistencies or potentially Trump “wants to find a fair Chairman Reince Priebus Trump has struggled to unpresidential tweeting, and humane way.” By Alan Suderman campaign appearances, demurred: “I just don’t do so even as they stayed Pence and others suggest- “He is not talking about ASSOCIATED PRESS sometimes eliciting “aw- speak for Donald Trump.” tightly together on the ed, reflected media focus a deportation force,” she wws” from friendly audi- It was a striking look at details they know: Trump on the wrong issue. observed. GREENSBORO, N.C. — ences. Anne Holton first stepped “I’m not intimidated by into the spotlight in 1970 politicians. I understand as a white student enroll- that, at least the good Clinton invokes father’s memory ing in a predominantly ones, can be pretty normal black middle school in people,” Holton said in a Virginia’s capital as part recent interview with The of a push for school inte- to hit Trump on business Associated Press. “I really gration by her father, the do feel like voters, while state’s governor at the By Catherine Lucey Taj Mahal casino in At- they think they know a lot time. ASSOCIATED PRESS lantic City, New Jersey Decades later she’s step- about Hillary, they real- went bankrupt in the ly don’t know as much as ping onto an even bigger WARREN, Mich. — Hil- early 1990s, some con- they think they know.” stage as she works to get lary Clinton has landed on tractors who worked on Friends and associates a very personal counter- Democratic nominee Hil- the property went under say Holton is well quali- punch to what she says is lary Clinton and Holton’s because Trump’s compa- fied for the rigors of a na- Donald Trump’s checkered husband, vice presidential ny didn’t pay what they tional campaign and, like business past: her dad. nominee Tim Kaine, elect- were owed, according to her husband, is viewed As the Democratic pres- ed to the White House. interviews with The As- by supporters as down to idential nominee works A vivacious Harvard sociated Press. earth, approachable and to undercut Trump’s eco- Law graduate, former In a statement to the someone with a genuine nomic record and pro- judge and former state AP, Clinton said her fa- secretary of education, passion for public service. mote her plans for small ther’s business gave her Holton has begun cam- Kaine and Holton are businesses, she is invok- “a sense of responsibility,” paigning solo for Clinton. also known for not taking ing memories of her late adding that she was “liv- She’s expected to stay on themselves too seriously. father’s Chicago drapery the campaign trail, both At a recent campaign stop business. Recalling Hugh ing proof that a successful with her husband and by in North Carolina, the Rodham hard at work small business is at the herself, through Election Virginia senator played making and printing cur- core of the basic bargain Day. harmonica with a band tains for hotels and office PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in America, that if you work hard and do your Officially, Holton is going while his wife showed off buildings, Clinton argues In this July 1992 file photo, Hillary Clinton’s part, you can make your to a focus on promoting some folk dancing moves. that he would have been father Hugh watches as her mother Dorothy “Anne will be an asset own dreams and those of Clinton’s plans for educa- “stiffed” in a deal with the Rodham adjusts her daughter’s clothing in a to the team, if they let her your children a reality.” tion, foster care reform, celebrity businessman. New York Hotel room during the Democratic and other issues. But her be herself,” said Tag Grea- Clinton has been pitch- “He expected to be paid National Convention. unofficial role appears to son, a Republican state when he showed up,” Clin- ing her plans to support lawmaker who worked be trying to make Clinton ton said recently during Clinton hopes to remind by a successful real estate small businesses and to more relatable. She often with Holton on education an event in Warren, Mich- voters that despite her developer and has drawn make it easier to start a highlights Clinton’s role issues. “That authenticity igan. “He did the work. He years in public life that criticism for his treatment company. On a conference as a new grandmother in will come through.” paid for the supplies and have left her a multimil- of small businesses during call with small-business the labor he often hired lionaire, she comes from a his career. owners last week, she pro- to help him on big jobs. I middle-class background Trump has promoted posed a new tax deduc- Sen. Toomey crosses can’t imagine what would and understands the life his business record as a tion for small businesses have happened to my fa- of a small-business owner. key qualification for the and offered federal incen- gun-rights divide in ther and his business if he She also wants to contrast White House. But Trump tives to encourage state had gotten a contract from her biography with that casinos failed on sever- and local governments to PA Senate race Trump.” of Trump, who was raised al occasions. When the streamline regulations. By Marc Levy National Rifle Association. ASSOCIATED PRESS In a blow to McGinty’s Burkinis, economy top items in campaign, two promi- CARLISLE, Pa. — nent gun-control activ- Freshman U.S. Sen. Pat ists, billionaire Michael the French presidential campaign Toomey is the rare con- Bloomberg and former servative Republican who Democratic congress- is running for re-election woman Gabrielle Gif- By Angela Charlton with the support of lead- fords, endorsed Toomey. ASSOCIATED PRESS ing gun-control groups, Bloomberg’s political PARIS — The national but it may not be enough action committee even to save him in Democrat- identity crisis exposed by poured $4 million into France’s burkini contro- ic-leaning Pennsylvania Pennsylvania in recent versy is threatening to set in this unusual election weeks — primarily for TV the tone for the country’s year. ads — to support Toomey. presidential campaign. Toomey, who also has For Toomey, it may help Along with the economy, separated himself from him with a Republican’s the relationship between most of his GOP Senate perennially thorny task of France’s Muslims and colleagues by refusing to appealing to moderates in non-Muslims has been a endorse Donald Trump, a state where Democrats recurring theme as pres- is facing questions from outnumber Republicans idential hopefuls kick skeptical Republicans 4-to-3. But it could hurt off campaigning for the over his votes to expand him with the Republican April-May election. Some background checks and base in a passionate gun- leftists say the far right is prevent gun purchases rights state. using the issue to encour- by suspected terrorists as Polls show the race is age racism in France. he campaigns in a state virtually tied, and the A top French court rul- where Hillary Clinton winner of the Nov. 8 elec- ing Friday against ban- leads Trump in polls by tion could tip control of ning the burkini didn’t 10 points in the presiden- the U.S. Senate. put an end to the debate. tial race. Some gun-rights activ- Some mayors are refus- His stance so angered ists say they will reluc- ing to rescind their bans, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS one gun-rights group that tantly vote for Toomey arguing that the head- In this Aug. 4 2016 file photo made from video, Nissrine Samali, 20, gets it is backing his Demo- because McGinty sup- to-ankle swimwear could into the sea wearing a burkini, a wetsuit-like garment that also covers cratic opponent, Katie ports a long slate of gun disrupt public order after the head, in Marseille, southern France. McGinty, just to send a restrictions. Others are a summer marred by Is- message to Toomey and unsure whether to vote lamic extremist attacks. some other conservative “throws oil on the fire.” to lay out clear rules for any other Republican who at all. The burkini bans by some candidates want a nation- But at a campaign respecting French secu- might deviate from ortho- “I have friends that are French coastal towns al law banning burkinis. event Saturday in Cha- larism. doxy on guns. saying they are not going to drew international con- Sarkozy’s chief rival for tou west of Paris, Juppe “It is legitimate to ask Toomey’s gamble — sep- vote for you because of your demnation after images the conservative nomina- suggested putting limits them to have a knowl- arating himself from his stance on gun control,” a circulated online of police tion, former Prime Min- on how far religious prac- edge of the principles of party and Trump — is meet-and-greet audience appearing to require a ister Alain Juppe, struck tices can reach into pub- the organization of the drawing help from unlike- member, Mark Myers, Muslim woman to disrobe. a more conciliatory tone, lic life, calling for a spe- republican state, espe- ly quarters for a Republi- told Toomey at a Carlisle Former President Nico- saying on Europe-1 radio cial accord between the cially French-style secu- can once endorsed by the restaurant last month. las Sarkozy and other Sunday that such rhetoric state and Muslim leaders larism,” he said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 7:35 p.m. Friday at Chestnut accident at 9:25 p.m. Friday on and 2 Mt Vernon St. Brighton man larly arrests, reflect police records. In and Goodridge streets; at 9:19 Lighthouse Lane. A report of a motor vehicle hit the event of a perceived inaccuracy, a.m. Sunday at 547 Lynnfield A report of a motor vehicle hit and run accident at 7:51 p.m. it is the sole responsibility of the con- St. and run accident at 12:46 p.m. Friday at Five Guys at 227 An- arrested in Lynn Saturday on Front Street. dover St.; at 10:17 a.m. Sun- cerned party to contact the relevant Assaults day at Stop & Shop at 19 How- police department and have the Complaints ley St. Alexandra Pereira, 31, of armed robbery department issue a notice of correc- A report of an assault and 90 Walnut St., Apt. 1, was cited battery with a dangerous weap- A report of a suicide attempt tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or for unlicensed operation of a By Gayla Cawley Lt. Glenn Dunnigan said. clarifications will not be made without on at 12:48 a.m. Saturday on by pills at 8:33 a.m. Saturday motor vehicle and leaving the Washington Street. on Crestwood Road. An elderly ITEM STAFF The clerk pulled out express notice of change from the ar- scene of property damage; at the telephone, which was A report of a sexual assault woman reported taking a half a 10:24 a.m. Sunday at Wilson LYNN — A Brighton resting police department. at 7:52 p.m. Saturday on Pop- bottle of Percocet pills and no grabbed by the suspect, Square Citgo at 2 Andover St. man has been arrested for who then motioned he had lar Street. longer wants to live. She was A report of a motor vehicle allegedly robbing a conve- LYNN taken to Salem Hospital. a weapon in his pants. accident with personal injury at nience store earlier this Fearing for his safety, the Breaking and Entering A report of the air conditioner 12:26 a.m. Sunday at Azorean month. Arrests on and bothering the neighbor clerk put an unknown Brotherhood of the Divine Holy Michael Sullivan, 32, amount of cash in the bag, A report of a motor vehicle at 10:59 a.m. Saturday on Ghost at 20 Howley St. A two Kenneth Benson, of 51 was arrested and charged but never saw a weapon, breaking and entering at 11:52 Widger Road. An officer report- vehicle accident with possi- Saunders Road, was arrested with armed robbery and Dunnigan said. a.m. Friday at 137 Eastern ed the neighbor at 46 Cornell ble neck injury was reported. on a warrant charge of assault other offenses on Fri- Video showed the rob- Ave.; at 7:11 a.m. Saturday at complained about the air con- The passengers of one vehicle and battery on a person over day for allegedly robbing bery and a clothing de- 38 Columbia Ave.; at 4:03 a.m. ditioner being left on at Widger were taken to Salem Hospital; 60/disabled at 3:10 p.m. Sat- Sunday at 342 Walnut St. Crown Variety at 232 scription of the suspect, Road and it was bothering him. at 11:34 a.m. Sunday at 32 Lewis St. on Aug. 17 just urday. A report of a breaking and The officer reported standing including distinctive Holten St. A motor vehicle into before 5 p.m. sneakers he was wearing, Radhames Catalino, 47, of entering at 12:43 p.m. Friday near the air conditioner and a pole was reported. An officer 2 Fosdick Terrace, was arrest- at 27 Whiting St.; at 3:10 p.m. Police responded to the was given out to officers. could not hear anything. reported the pole splintered convenience store and ed and charged with malicious Friday at 11 Sachem St.; at A report of a well-being check Store video later showed completely through the bottom. found a 61-year-old male Sullivan riding away on wanton property defacement 7:36 a.m. Saturday at 65 Birch at 3:30 p.m. Saturday on Mar- The driver was taken to Salem and unarmed burglary at 2:15 St. clerk from Lynn, who told a cream and yellow col- tin Street. A caller from out of Hospital. them he had been the vic- a.m. Saturday. state was concerned about ored, woman’s model, bi- Odilon Esteban, 32, of 17 Complaints tim of an armed robbery. cycle with handlebars and a woman he knows from high Breaking and Entering He told police he had been Court St., was arrested and school. He thought she might a storage rack attached. A report of a gunshot at behind the counter when charged with unlicensed opera- have overdosed on medication. A report of a motor vehicle The bike was added to the 10:37 p.m. Friday on Summer a man came inside the description. Sullivan was tion of a motor vehicle at 3:47 She apparently told him she breaking and entering at 6:35 Street; at 2:03 a.m. Friday at store and made his way subsequently identified a.m. Sunday. was taking different medication a.m. Saturday at 19 Connolly Hamilton Avenue and Washing- directly to him. The man, from the video, Dunnigan James Johnson, 31, of 51 and was drinking alcohol. The Terrace. An officer reported four ton Street; at 10:37 p.m. Friday later identified as Sulli- said. Bay View Ave., was arrested woman wasn’t answering her unlocked vehicles were entered on Summer Street; at 12:04 van, allegedly put a paper Gayla Cawley can be and charged with operation cell phone and police entered but nothing was missing. a.m. Saturday at 327 Euclid bag on the counter and reached at gcawley@item- of a motor vehicle with a sus- her house. Police reported she Ave; at 12:20 a.m. Saturday at told the clerk to put mon- live.com. Follow her on pended license and on war- was sleeping and had taken Complaints 465 Essex St. ey in there, Lynn Police Twitter @GaylaCawley. rants at 7:06 p.m. Friday. her phone off the hook. The A report of a disturbance at Daniel Napolitano, of 146 caller reported her again, stat- A report of a neighborhood 8:09 a.m. Friday at 501 Wash- Village St., Reading, was ar- ing that he had received a text dispute at 8:04 p.m. Friday at ington St.; at 1:07 p.m. Friday rested on a warrant charge of message from her saying she 261 Newbury St. A caller re- at 599 Walnut St.; at 1:10 p.m. Three weekend possession of a Class E drug at was throwing her phone out the ported his neighbor had van- Friday at Clairmont Street and 10:51 p.m. Friday. window and “I’ll see you on the dalized his plants and that it is Euclid Avenue; at 3:32 p.m. Fri- Abraham Perez, of 237 other side.” An officer reported an ongoing issue; at 10:54 a.m. shootings, leaving day at 395 Essex St.; at 5:32 Chatham St., was arrested on she was fine and was sleeping. Saturday at 31 Bartholomew p.m. Friday at 50 Goodridge St.; a warrant at 12:19 p.m. Sat- A report of terrible music at St. A caller reported a neighbor at 5:58 p.m. Friday at 295 Es- urday. 6:34 p.m. Saturday on Clout- blowing leaves onto her prop- two injured in Lynn sex St.; at 1:01 a.m. Saturday Michael Sullivan, 32, of 121 mans Lane. A caller reported erty. An officer spoke with the at 14 Valley Ave.; at 1:38 a.m. neighbor and he picked up the Dustin St., Brighton, was arrest- he was “listening to the worst By Gayla Cawley window of the car. He Saturday at 27 Floyd Ave.; at debris he blew into the street. ed and charged with witness music of his entire life” com- ITEM STAFF ran into the house and 2:54 a.m. Sunday at Salvation A report of a disturbance at intimidation, armed robbery, ing from across the ocean. He heard yelling upstairs Army at 1 Franklin St.; at 3:10 12:39 a.m. Saturday at 48 Vet- LYNN — Two men were larceny, larceny from a building would like it noted and under- where his girlfriend and a.m. Saturday at 106 Newhall erans Memorial Drive; at 1:08 shot early Saturday morn- and destruction of property at stood that nothing could be two children were sleep- St.; at 4:03 a.m. Saturday at a.m. Saturday at Peabody Mo- ing on Essex Street. 4:29 p.m. Friday. done. ing. Police found a bullet 24 Rockaway St.; at 5:07 a.m. bile Park at 252 Newbury St.; Officers responded to a Cecilio Tomas, 43, of 82 A report of beer thrown at a hole through the second Saturday at 14 Williams Ave.; at 1:27 a.m. Saturday at 52 report of a person shot in Timson St., was arrested and pedestrian at 9:55 p.m. Sat- floor bedroom window at 5:13 a.m. Saturday at 32 Washington St.; at 2:59 a.m. the leg at 465 Essex St. at charged with violation of the urday on Ocean Avenue. While that struck the ceiling Eutaw Ave.; at 8:26 a.m. Sat- Saturday at 3804 Woodbridge about 12:20 a.m. Upon ar- open container law at 11:07 walking on the causeway, a pe- near the fan. A spent urday at 498 Essex St.; at 3:12 Road. A caller reported her rival, police noticed sever- a.m. Friday. destrian had a beer thrown at round was visible on the p.m. Saturday at 45 Standish neighbors next door were being al people fleeing from the Terrence Wright, 52, of 376 her by an SUV that pulled into bedroom floor, which was Road; at 6:06 p.m. Saturday loud and keeping her awake. scene and found a 20-year- Washington St., was arrested the residence lot of Devereux recovered and submitted at 90 Moulton St.; at 10:05 She also stated the neighbors old Lynn man with a sin- and charged with possession Beach. to evidence, Dunnigan p.m. Saturday at 5 Betty Ter- were drinking in public and uri- gle gunshot wound to his of a Class B drug and on a war- A report of a person lighting said. race; at 10:12 p.m. Saturday nating outdoors; at 9:36 p.m. upper right thigh. He was rant charge of drug possession up a bong at 10:35 p.m. Satur- “The residents were visi- at 60 Boston St; at 10:55 p.m. Saturday at 14B Hardy St.; at later taken to Massachu- with intent to distribute at 7:18 day on Pleasant Street. bly upset as their children p.m. Friday. Saturday at 14 Tarmey Lane; at 12:18 a.m. Sunday at Portu- setts General Hospital were in the bedroom when with non-life-threatening 12:09 a.m. Sunday at Boston Fire guese-American War Veterans the bullet struck,” he said. Accidents and Perley streets; at 2:30 a.m. at 103 Tremont St.; at 12:21 injuries, Lynn Police Lt. The residents told po- Sunday at Franklin Street and A report of a barrel fire with a.m. Sunday at 15 Kirkland Glenn Dunnigan said. lice they had no idea why A report of a motor vehicle Western Avenue; at 7:23 a.m. black smoke at 1:29 p.m. Sat- Road. A caller reported a man Investigators found someone would want to hit and run accident at 12:39 Sunday at 172 Washington urday at South and Waldron trying to get into a car; at 1:58 out a second victim, an fire into their home. They a.m. Friday at 111 Eutaw Ave.; St.; at 9:05 a.m. Sunday at 12 streets. A caller reported the a.m. Sunday at 3804 Wood- 18-year-old Lynn man had security cameras at 4:29 p.m. Friday at 321 Chancery Court; at 11:30 a.m. fire began at 10 a.m. and start- bridge Road. shot in the foot, had been which briefly recorded Western Ave.; at 5:32 p.m. Fri- Sunday on Tilton Terrace. ed spewing black smoke into A report of suspicious ac- driven to Salem Hospital. the suspect vehicle, but day at 188 Essex St.; at 8:12 her home. She went over and tivity at 9:34 a.m. Saturday at The man told police there the suspect could not a.m. Saturday at 106 Ashland Overdose asked what was going on and 1 Gaywood Circle. A caller re- had been a fight between be identified due to the St.; at 6:33 p.m. Saturday at they told her it would be going ported a woman and her dog about 10 people at a par- grainy image, Dunnigan A report of an overdose at 32 Chestnut St.; at 2:19 a.m. on for another four hours. She walked into her home the day ty, where bottles were said. 5:20 p.m. Saturday on Franklin Sunday at 372 Essex St.; at stated it was in a barrel. An of- before while her 19-year-old thrown. The man was shot On Friday, at about 2:03 Street; at 12:01 a.m. Sunday 3:17 a.m. Sunday at 135 Law- ficer reported the fire was from son was home. She stated the at some point during the a.m., police responded on Shepard Street. ton Ave.; at 11 a.m. Sunday at a barbecue grill. person claimed that she had fight, Dunnigan said. to a report of a gunshot 29 Chestnut St. the wrong house but thought it The second gunshot vic- at Hamilton Avenue and A report of a motor vehicle Theft seemed shady. tim, who was also treated Washington Street. Offi- accident at 11:58 a.m. Friday PEABODY for non-life-threatening A report of a larceny at 9:39 cers found three vehicles at Union Hospital at 500 Lyn- Theft injuries, provided a de- a.m. Friday at 142 Williams at 162 Washington St. nfield St.; at 12:15 p.m. Friday Arrests scription of the suspect ve- Ave.; at 10:07 a.m. Friday at with bullet damage, three at 20 School St.; at 12:32 p.m. A report of a larceny at 1:11 hicle, an older white sports Lynn City Hall at 3 City Hall Armindo Alves Cacete, 36, shell casings in the street Friday at 277 Lynnfield St.; at p.m. Friday at Abercrombie utility vehicle, possibly a Square; at 4:12 p.m. Friday at of 131 Lynnfield St., was ar- and two bullet fragments, 1:37 p.m. Friday at 20 Central Kids at 210A Andover St. Mall Ford Escape that went up 43 State St.; at 6:32 p.m. Fri- rested and charged with oper- Dunnigan said. Ave.; at 2:10 p.m. Friday at 677 Security reported an employ- towards Essex Street to- day at 195 Market St.; at 7:05 ation of a motor vehicle with A witness told police she Western Ave.; at 4:18 p.m. Fri- ee’s phone was stolen. wards Chestnut Street. p.m. Friday at 131 Pine Grove a suspended license at 5:39 was in front of 162 Wash- day at Maple Street and West- Ave.; at 9:06 a.m. Saturday at p.m. Saturday. He was unable to pro- ington when she heard ern Avenue; at 4:35 p.m. Friday Vandalism 82 Rockdale Ave.; at 12:11 vide a description of the the gunshots. She said at Commercial and S Common p.m. Saturday at 26 Stephen Accidents A report of vandalism at 9:34 suspect, Dunnigan said three people fled the scene streets; at 4:39 p.m. Friday at Terrace. p.m. Friday at Food Court at Police also reported a in a vehicle that may have Maple Street and Western Av- A report of a motor vehicle A report of a robbery at 12:59 210F Andover St. A caller re- Saturday gunshot on Eu- been an older model red enue; at 5:20 p.m. Friday at accident at 1:12 pm. Friday at p.m. Friday at Dunkin Donuts at ported a broken glass door; clid Avenue. sedan. The woman told 269 Union St.; at 5:53 p.m. Domino’s Pizza at 1 Andover 116 Lewis St.; at 10:51 p.m. at 5:31 p.m. Saturday at 14 At 12:04 a.m. Saturday, police the vehicle’s occu- Friday at 826 Boston St.; at St.; at 5:32 p.m. Friday at 150 Saturday at 10 Union St. Judith Road. A car was egged. officers responded to a pants yelled something 8:26 p.m. Friday at Eastern and Main St.; at 8:51 p.m. Friday at The owner washed the egg off; report of a shot fired into out of the windows and Western avenues; at 9:44 p.m. Vandalism 488 Lowell St.; at 10:31 a.m. at 5:55 p.m. Saturday at 14 the home at 327 Euclid one of them began firing Friday at Pet Express at 599 Saturday at 574 Lowell St. and Bartlett St. A caller reported his Ave. A 29-year-old man at the house before the car Lynnway; at 11:17 p.m. Friday A report of vandalism at 7:46 2 Larrabee Terrace; at 12:41 back table set was damaged; who lives at that ad- sped off. at 86 Boston St.; at 5:09 a.m. a.m. Friday at Drewicz Elemen- p.m. Saturday at 210 Andover at 8:45 p.m. Saturday at 36 dress told police that he Dunnigan said one of Saturday at Atlantic Terrace and tary School at 34 Hood St.; St.; at 12:57 p.m. Saturday at Keys Drive. A caller reported a was outside on the front the three vehicles took the Lynn Shore Drive; at 8:53 a.m. at 5:56 p.m. Saturday at 39 20 Davis Terrace. A caller re- keyed motor vehicle; at 8:51 porch smoking a ciga- brunt of the damage with Saturday at Baker and Franklin Graves Ave.; at 11:20 a.m. ported part of her fence was a.m. Sunday at 6 Sprague St. rette when he noticed a numerous bullet holes. streets; at 9:45 a.m. Saturday Sunday at 1200 Western Ave. knocked down. An officer spoke A vehicle with broken windows black car traveling down There have been no ar- at Commercial Street and Lyn- A report of motor vehicle van- with the resident and the neigh- was reported. past his house toward rests in the three inci- nway; at 10:38 a.m. Saturday dalism at 10:01 a.m. Friday at bor who hit will fix it; at 3 p.m. Maple Street, Dunnigan dents. at 179 Lewis St.; at 12:27 p.m. 35 Shepard St.; at 10:18 a.m. Saturday at 174 Andover St. SWAMPSCOTT said. Gayla Cawley can be Saturday at 676 Western Ave.; Sunday at 191 Washington St. and 2 Cross St. Police received The man told police reached at gcawley@item- at 12:38 p.m. Saturday at 320 a report of a motorcycle vs. a Accidents he heard a gunshot and live.com. Follow her on Parkland Ave.; at 12:54 p.m. MARBLEHEAD motor vehicle accident. The saw a flash from the rear Twitter @GaylaCawley. Saturday at 190 Washington driver of the motorcycle was A report of a motor vehicle St.; at 3:18 p.m. Saturday at Arrests taken to Salem Hospital. Neeh- accident at 1:11 a.m. Saturday MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF Holyoke and Myrtle streets; at mias Afonso, 25, of 136 Lowell at 6 Shepard Ave.; at 2:56 p.m. 7:53 p.m. Saturday at Allen Elmer Jaurez, 39, of 73 St., was cited for driving to en- Saturday at 70 New Ocean St. and Rock avenues; at 8:11 Shepard St., Apt. 1, Lynn, was danger; at 4:14 p.m. Saturday Trial in fatal Quincy bar attack delayed several months p.m. Saturday at 969 Western arrested and charged with un- at Century House Restaurant at Vandalism Ave.; at 10:33 p.m. Saturday 235 Andover St.; at 5:11 p.m. EDHAM (AP) — The trial of a Quincy man charged licensed operation of a motor with fatally punching and stomping on another man in at 14 Chestnut Ave.; at 11:18 vehicle at 6:04 p.m. Saturday. Saturday at 233 Lowell St. and A report of vandalism at 3:12 p.m. Saturday at Santander 2 Regal Terrace; at 5:35 p.m. a.m. Sunday at 33 Columbia a now-closed city bar has been pushed back more than Bank at 35 Market Square. Accidents Saturday at Northshore Mall St. An officer reported he dis- five months as lawyers work out several issues. A report of a motor vehicle at 210N Andover St.; at 11:23 covered a hole in a window The Patriot Ledger reports that in a joint motion accident with personal injury A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Sunday at 92 Walnut St. made by a BB. filed recently, prosecutors and the attorney for Paul Fa- hey said they had held off on addressing some evidence issues while waiting for DNA and autopsy reports. The 42-year-old Fahey is charged with murder for what authorities called an unprovoked attack on Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY 42-year-old Keith Boudreau inside a bar in March or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) 2015. Boudreau died 11 days later. Hotline A judge moved the trial from Sept. 13 to Feb 28. Fahey’s attorney says his client felt threatened by All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Boudreau. 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available A witness said Boudreau stared at Fahey, but they did not exchange words. MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Spotlight shines Lemonade stand is big business

LEMONADE on Arc counselor From A1 ARC el and understand where it until this August when From A1 they’re coming from. the children had a one-day­ There’s a great energy lemonade stand in front of and I came out of my to him that he is able to the Saugus Public Library. shell. I learned that being maintain throughout the “They were business- different and being fun is day.” men, they had a little sys- looked at as a great thing.” Sheridan said about tem,” said Dawn McDon- Spotlight integrates two-thirds of the 60 par- ald, Nicholas’ mother. techniques of theater ticipants in the summer “One got the money, games and dramatic train- program are diagnosed one had straws, one had ing with motivating and with Autism Spectrum strawberries,” age-appropriate activities Disorder, while the rest To price their beverag- to foster skill development have social-emotional, es, the kids went to local in core deficit areas. In ad- behavioral, neurological stores to check competi- dition to working on so- and learning challenges. tor pricing on lemonade cial skills, students learn Regardless of their issues, including Whole Foods, practical skills such as they are made to feel wel- Dunkin’ Donuts, vending money management. come. machines and J.P. Licks. “At first, I was very re- “We are judgment-free,” Nicholas McDonald said sistant to the idea of being Sheridan said. “We’re they carried clipboards different,” D’Isola said. here to support everyone “But once I found people and recorded the differ- and make them feel wel- ences. like me and realized it come and safe. We have was OK to be different, “We were trying to come kids coming that when up with a better price for it was such a comforting they’re here it’s the only feeling.” our lemonade,” he said. In time all year they’re not the end they decided to D’Isola developed being bullied. Kids learn charge one dollar for a cup PHOTO | PAULA MULLER enough self-confidenceall the skills they can in that as a senior in high and fifty cents extra for six weeks and they can be Nicholas McDonald, 7, and his brother Gunner, left, 2, sample the lemon- school he petitioned the strawberries. more confident in them- ade at their stand. administration at Learn- Dawn helped her son selves when they go back ing Prep to start a Gay- and his friends by making into their schools.” Straight Alliance, which sure they followed town They decorated it with the money. Dawn McDon- free lemonade because One annual highlight it did. That led to D’Iso- rules as well. painted signs showing ald said next year the chil- they help people,” Nicho- of the Spotlight summer la’s applying for and re- “We called the town prices and pictures. dren will likely pick an las McDonald said. program is the making ceiving an Elsie Frank manager’s office to get The children sold six organization to donate ten Nicholas said he is excit- of a movie. Students are Scholarship from the permission and let the po- hand­-squeezed gallons of percent of the earnings. ed to do it again next year grouped by age and each lice know what we were lemonade in two hours. Though family, residents Greater Boston chapter of with his friends and is al- group makes its own ver- doing,” she said. After much preparation, and passers-by had to pay PFLAG (Parents, Families ready looking for ways to & Friends of Lesbians & sion of the movie. This With the summer com- the outcome was success- the full price, the kids improve. Gays). year the theme was “In- ing to a close, Nicholas’ ful profit of $114, which treated a few special peo- “I believe I was the first side Out” and groups were father, who is a firefight- they split three ­ways. ple to complimentary bev- “Were probably going to kid with a learning dis- tasked with taking movie er, built a sturdy stand Nicholas still isn’t sure erages. get a juicer next year,” he ability to get that schol- trailers and creating their for the kids to sell drinks. what he’s going to do with “First responders got said. arship,” said D’Isola, who own versions. went to Middlesex Com- On the last day of the munity College for two program, Aug. 5, students, U.S. Navy invades Breakheart Reservation years and this fall will families and staff went to enroll in Lesley Universi- Hollywood Hits in Dan- have been possible with- able to make this gazebo bo would be used for many ty’s Threshold program, a vers to see the “premiere.” GAZEBO out Carol Wagner, who project possible,” said Car- years and its construction two-year program for peo- ‘”The idea is to blend From A1 provided the bulk of the ol Wagner. “Whether it be ple age 18-26 with special social skills with movie shows what can be done for public use. funding. She contributed for a picnic, a rest stop or needs or learning chal- making,” Sheridan said. when everyone works to- After it was destroyed, her donation in memory to house the navy band, lenges. “We also have all the oth- gether. the Friends enlisted the of her father, Dr. Frederick this gazebo, known as the Having already over- er typical summer pro- “I think it’s a great help of students from J. Wagner, who was one of Frederick J. Wagner ga- come his own significant gram activities,” including thing for everyone to en- Northeast Metropolitan the oldest town officials zebo, will be enjoyed for challenges, D’Isola was a social media curriculum, joy,” he said. “It’s enter- Regional Vocational High in the state when he died many years by everyone an invaluable member of “so kids are able to share tainment that all fami- School to build a new ga- three years ago at 97. He visiting these gorgeous the Spotlight staff this common interests.” lies can use.” zebo. The students had served as the chairman of parklands.” summer, according to Amy D’Isola was happy to Ted Nickole, outgoing also built the Christopher the Saugus Board of As- Debra Panetta, chair- Sheridan, a senior staffer help them do that in his superintendent of the vo- Dunne Visitor’s Center sessors at the time of his woman of the Board of in the 6-week program for role as a counselor – and cational school, said he more than a decade ago. death and was previously Selectmen, said she re- individuals age 10-21. proud Spotlight program was proud of the work The new gazebo was built on the Board of Selectmen. members Wagner as a “David is a breath of alumnus. to mirror that center, ac- On Sunday, the new ga- good person who always the students did with the fresh air,” Sheridan said. “It was great to be on the cording to Peter Rosset- zebo was dedicated to the wanted to give back to the teachers. After the former “He brings such a unique other end and to be able to ti, Friends chairman and late doctor, in a ceremo- community. gazebo collapsed, he said, dynamic to the program help kids the same way I secretary of the Northeast ny attended by town and “He (Wagner) loved the he designed the new one and he works really hard was helped,” he said. “I re- Metropolitan School Com- state officials. The dedica- town of Saugus and he on a napkin. to meet kids on their lev- ally enjoyed it.” mittee. tion was followed by a per- also loved nature,” she “It’s a thing of beauty,” The student construc- formance from the New- said. “It’s only fitting that he said of the gazebo. tion saved money, Rosset- port, Rhode Island-based this gazebo be dedicated Gayla Cawley can be Saugus kids show ti said, but the rebuilding U.S. Navy Band. in his name.” reached at gcawley@item- of the gazebo, at a cost of “My father would be so State Rep. Donald Wong live.com. Follow her on how much they care about $8,000, wouldn’t proud to know that he was (R-Saugus) said the gaze- Twitter @GaylaCawley.

CARE Hunt was especially Successful run, no matter how you slice it From A1 drawn to the idea because of her personal connection to BABE RUTH They filled the boxes the military. Her boyfriend, From A1 with writing supplies, Mike Clark, is serving in candy, baby wipes, first aid the U.S. Marine Corps, and High School, will not like- items, playing cards, and her brother, who works at ly be playing on a baseball cough drops. The children the camp, will attend boot field together any time created keychains, cards camp next year. A few of the soon. and drawings to add to children have siblings in the The Babe Ruth World the packages, said Crystal military too, she said. Series is an annual event, Cakounes, programs coor- Kevin Kennedy, one of but Boisselle said that dinator. the children, welcomed this year marked the first “Every Friday we do a his older brother Ty Ken- time a 15-year-old team different theme day and nedy home from serving from Lynn ever advanced we thought it would be in the U.S. Navy earlier to the World Series. a good idea to have a pa- this week, she said. Most of the team has triotic day,” said Madison Lily Newell, 11, said the been playing baseball to- Hunt, counselor. “We were activity was more import- gether for three years, looking for a nice activity ant because they have met and Boisselle said that to do and decided to make Clark and other military preparing for the World care packages.” members, which makes it Series felt like building In search of Saugus res- more personal. on something special that idents who could benefit “It’s important to make was already in place. from the boxes, Cakounes sure they have supplies,” The All-Stars advanced posted about the packag- Newell said. “And it was all the way to the quar- es on Facebook. She was fun.” terfinals before suffering quickly met with eight Bridget Turcotte can be a loss to Wisconsin in an names and addresses but reached at bturcotte@item- elimination game. still has four available, live.com. Follow her on PHOTO | BOB ROCHE Still, the team’s players she said. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. have much to celebrate af- Jim Fauci delivers two cheese pizzas to Dan Lilja and Kevin Durant. ter a summer of training Peabody stays in RMV line and hard work. team deserved something The city also donated a month’s New England Boisselle said that the nice for giving up their bus to transport the play- Regionals, which Lynn team’s training began summer vacations in ded- ers to the park. won to earn its trip to the legislators should be con- back before the previous RMV ication to practice. The Red Sox invited all World Series, to Satur- tacting property owners school year ended and Fauci’s pizza is a fam- From A1 the participants in last day’s game. in the business park to that they played a total ily-run business where Bonkers Plaza would be the encourage them to bid for of 21 games over a short Fauci has worked since best location for an RMV the RMV. period of time. The team his father first opened the branch, he said he was dis- “I feel like Centennial returned home to Lynn restaurant. The business just in time for the fall se- appointed that the city and Park would be a no-brain- will mark its 45th anni- Established 1973 surrounding communities er,” said Saslaw. “I think mester. versary this year. are still without a registry an RMV location is vital As for the athletes them- “It’s very hard to get Instruction in: selves, the group of play- • BALLET location. to the North Shore.” where they got,” said Fau- • TAP ers sat together joking “I’ve talked to many Since the Danvers ci of the All-Star’s World FALL • JAZZ people who don’t under- branch closed, the RMV and eating pizza donated Series run. “We try to help • LYRICAL stand why we can’t get has expanded hours at its by Fauci’s. out local teams. Especially REGISTRATION • GYMNASTICS (the RMV) at Centennial Revere and Wilmington “I’d do it any summer those from Lynn because • HIP HOP • IRISH STEP DANCING Park,” said Saslaw. branches and is encourag- out of my life,” said team we’ve been here for so CALL TO REGISTER He said the mayor and ing customers to go online. member Christian Burt, long.” Birthday party packages available 16, when asked about the Saturday night, the 781-581-6444 Classes for all ages experience. Burt said that Lynn 15s were guests of 3 years and up he plans on continuing his the Boston Red Sox when (All classes limited in size) ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! baseball career through- they played and beat the Donna Moholland Estes, Director out college. Kansas City Royals at A member of Dance Masters of America Call Customer Service to place an ad Jim Fauci, owner of Fau- Fenway Park. They were 781-593-7700, ext. 2 ci’s Pizza, said he felt the seated in the bleachers. 15 Bessom St., Lynn • 781-581-6444 donnasdancelynn.com A8 MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

A keynote performer at the YMCA A JAM’N showcase

Lynn Tech student and local musician Danny Donator, left, and DJ Maverik from The Lynn YMCA hosted an appreciation luncheon Friday to thank the community for its JAM’N 94.5 at last week’s Lynn Out Loud support, followed by a performance by Lynn musical artist Amanda Mena. showcase, sponsored by the Lynn YMCA.

‘Don’t Breathe’ scores, ousts ‘Suicide Squad’ at box office A teach and greet at Swampscott HS LOS ANGELES (AP) — The horror movie “Don’t Breathe” has reason to let out a big sigh of relief. Audiences turned out in droves for the late summer thriller, which brought in $26.1 million, according to studio estimates released Sunday. That’s more than double the early pre- dictions for how the scary pic would per- form and far above the modest production budget, which was reportedly less than $10 million. Stage 6 Films produced and Sony’s Screen Gems oversaw distribution. “Don’t Breathe” is about a group of De- troit teens who chose the wrong house to rob — that of a blind, vengeful veteran. It PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stars Jane Levy and Dylan Minnette This undated file image released and was directed by Fede Alvarez, who is by Sony Pictures shows Jane Levy, known for the “Evil Dead” remake. left, and Dylan Minnette in a scene Sony Pictures Marketing Chief Josh from “Dont Breathe.” Greenstein noted how rare it was for a film in this genre to have resonated so able because they were made for modest deeply with critics. The current Rotten budgets and did incredibly well at the Tomatoes score is a very fresh 87 per- cent. It also continues Sony’s summer of box office,” Greenstein said. seeing successes with original films that It’s also the latest horror success for cost very little to make. Hollywood this summer, which has seen “This marks a string of very profitable films like “Lights Out,” ‘’The Conjuring Swampscott Public Schools welcomed its new teachers last week at hits for Sony with very modest budgets. 2,” and “The Purge: Election Year” thrive the New Teacher Orientation. ‘The Shallows,’ ‘Sausage Party’ and now while their bigger budget, spectacle-driv- ‘Don’t Breathe’ were all incredibly profit- en counterparts flailed. More than 100 arrested, dozens hurt at Notting Hill Carnival LONDON (AP) — London police arrested more than SEND US YOUR STUFF 100 people amid sporadic violence Sunday at the annual Notting Hill Carnival, an annual celebration WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, of Caribbean culture in the British capital that often PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR includes trouble on the sidelines. The Metropolitan Police reported at least four knife SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. attacks during the opening day of the two-day festival in west London. It said four males aged 15 to 20 were wounded, with one 15-year-old boy hospitalized in critical condition. LOTTERY Sunday’s festivities included a colorful child-oriented parade through west London that attracted tens of MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: thousands of revelers, many of whom danced in the Sunday ����������������������7761 Sunday ����������������������2850 streets to the sound of steel drums and reggae bands. Saturday ��������������������3915 Saturday ��������������������9621 Scores of paramedics were on hand to provide Friday �������������������������4797 Friday �������������������������3436 MASH-style units for carnival-goers injured or unwell Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: from alcohol or drugs. Medical beds were deployed at EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER roadsides in some locations. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS All 4 ������������������������$5,853 All 4 ������������������������$4,378 The London Ambulance Service reported shortly First or last 3 �������������$819 First or last 3 �������������$613 before midnight that 411 people had received medical Dancers perform during the Children’s Day pa- Any 2 ���������������������������$70 Any 2 ���������������������������$53 care at the carnival, 77 of whom needed to be hospital- rade at the Notting Hill Carnival in west Lon- Any 1 ����������������������������� $7 Any 1 ����������������������������� $5 ized. don, Sunday. Police said 105 people were arrested on charges that ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4 ���������������������������$488 All 4 ���������������������������$182 includedr drug possession, carrying knives, assault, since 1977, when police stormed the carnival amid First 3 ������������������������$273 First 3 ������������������������$102 sexual offenses and theft. looting of shops. The 2008 festivities ended in a street Last 3 ������������������������$136 Last 3 ������������������������$102 The carnival, founded in 1966 by West Indian riot. Last year, police arrested 407 people, a record for immigrants following the Notting Hill race riots of an event where knifings committed by youth gangs Mass Cash: 4-6-7-30-34 1958, frequently has involved clashes with police. have become a troubling trend. This year police have Sat. Megabucks: 14-24-30-34-35-45 Many local businesses have closed during the event deployed a 7,000-strong force to keep the peace. Sat. Powerball: 4-32-48-49-63 (20)

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By Katie Morrison overcome in 2016, how- roles in 2016, but they do ITEM STAFF ever. Classical will have have some returning play- several holes to ll, with ers that are poised for big The Lynn Classical vol- only ve players returning seasons. leyball team has accom- from last year’s squad. Soneta Srey is at the plished a lot in recent “We have to add another top of that list. Srey was years. eight players somewhere,” the Rams’ top player in In 2015, the Rams said Classical coach Frank just about every facet clinched a state tourna- DeLuca. of the game last season, ment berth for the fourth The Rams are at a disad- and DeLuca is depending straight season, and vantage compared to larg- on the senior to take the checked a few more goals er programs which have reins in her nal year with off their list, defeating ri- feeder systems, middle Classical. val English for the Lynn school programs and clin- The Rams will also de- City Tournament title, and ics for younger players. pend on Emma DeJoie, beat O’Bryant at home in Most of Classical’s players who DeLuca calls “the the rst round of the Divi- come in with little to no best digger on the team, sion 1 tournament. experience. and that’s our strength.” The Rams were ousted “It can take two to three DeJoie was a starter last by top-seeded Andover, years to be ready for var- season. the eventual Division 1 sity,” said DeLuca. “Excep- There are also a couple state runner-up, in the tional players can move of young girls to keep an quarter nals. But there’s up as sophomores.” eye on. Sophomore Skyler ITEM FILE PHOTO no doubt that Classical is The Rams are banking Crayton has shown prom- a program on the rise. on some of their under- ise, and Amanda Thoeun Lynn Classical’s Emma DeJoie is “the best digger on the team” accord- The Rams will have their classmen to step up and ing to volleyball coach Frank DeLuca. fair share of challenges to assume more prominent CLASSICAL, B2 Lynn eld’s Twin troubles return for Buchanan off Swampscott girls soccer to Ivy League By Scot Cooper cial players,” Leeder added. FOR THE ITEM “Those two are really going to be a big handful for ev- was my top choice and By Anne Marie Tobin Swampscott girls soccer erybody we play this year, FOR THE ITEM the one school I wanted coach Ken Leeder has not they make my job pretty all along.” one, but two excellent soc- Lynn eld resident easy that’s for sure, they’re Buchanan had offers cer players from the same Adam Buchanan made it great leaders, even as fresh- from several schools in- family returning to the eld of cial last week. men last season.” cluding Bucknell, Le- for the Big Blue this season: The heavily recruit- Leeder is heading into his high, Colgate, Bryant, sophomores Sam and Mi- ed 6-foot-3, 240-pound fourth year as Swampscott Brown, Columbia and chela Agresti. Buckingham, Browne girls coach, and he knew all Towson. The two forwards lit up and Nichols senior tight about the Agresti twins as A two-year captain of the eld last fall for the end/defensive end will soon as he got to town. the BB&N football team, Blue, combining for over be taking his football Buchanan will also serve 50 points in 2015. Michela “They’ve been really great talents to Princeton Uni- as captain of the Knights led the NEC with 19 goals players for a long time, and versity. basketball team this and 18 assists, while Sam they’re just going to get bet- Buchanan originally winter. He transferred knocked in eight goals and ter,” Leeder said. tweeted out a couple of to BB&N after attending contributed 15 assists for a Last year’s Swampscott weeks ago that he had Lynn eld High following Swampscott team that n- soccer season was not the committed to The Col- his sophomore year. ished 17-3-1 overall. only highlight for the twins. lege of the Holy Cross. While his stay at Lyn- Bishop Fenwick ended the They both verbally com- Three days later, that n eld may have been dream season with a 1-0 mitted to Boston College all changed when Princ- short, Buchanan none- win in the Division 3 North to play soccer together last eton came calling. theless established him- semi nals. May. The two will hit The “I had called them self as an impact player Leeder thinks his team is Heights together in the fall (Princeton) the day be- right away. in good shape this season to of 2019, with the rest of the fore I committed to Holy He made the varsi- reach the tournament, led BC Class of 2023. Cross to ask about my ty football team that by Michela and Sam. Sam Agresti, who is one status, but they said they claimed a Cape Ann “We have some holes we minute older than Miche- still didn’t have anything League championship need to address, but every la, said the two girls are for me, so I went ahead and a spot in the Super time a coach can send out very competitive, but they and committed to Holy Bowl at Gillette Stadi- not one, but two players of feed off each other’s energy Cross,” Buchanan said. um, home of the New En- that caliber, well it makes when they’re on the eld to- “I had attended one of gland Patriots, in 2012. me look like a pretty good gether. the Princeton camps As if that wasn’t coach,” Leeder said. “Not “I want her to do well, she in late June, and while enough, Buchanan fol- only are they great players, wants me to do well, we they liked me and said lowed that up by making push each other out there,” ITEM FILE PHOTOS but they’re really great kids they were impressed, the varsity basketball too. Sam said. “I’m happy when there were two other team, helping it win the Twin sisters Samantha Agresti, top, and Mi- “They’re both unsel sh she does well and she’s hap- tight ends ahead of me, Cape Ann League cham- chela Agresti, bottom left, are looking to take team players, they put the py when I do well, we both BCS-caliber guys who pionship in 2013. He another leap forward as sophomores on the team rst, they are just could play anywhere. had a breakout postsea- Swampscott girls soccer team this season. very special kids, very spe- AGRESTI, B2 “Then on Thursday, I son, helping to lead the got a text from one of Pioneers to the Division the Princeton coaches, so 4 North title, earning the when I called them back, team a trip to the state they made me an offer championship game at Marblehead’s Eddy looking on the spot. It was un- BUCHANAN, B2 believable, as Princeton to build on MVP season By Mike Alongi great feet and can elude one FOR THE ITEM or two defenders and she’s got a great shot. She just Marblehead’s Olivia Eddy took it and ran with it.” was a key cog in the Magi- Eddy will be manning the cians’ girls soccer team’s striker position again this success in 2015 as a junior. year. Now as a senior, she just Another area where Bub wants to keep getting bet- says that Eddy shines is in ter. leadership. Despite not be- Eddy was the Magicians’ ing named a team captain, offensive MVP last sea- Eddy is still one of the lead- son after leading the team ers on the eld. with 18 goals. She was a “When you have 12 re- Northeastern Conference turning seniors, not all of rst-team All-Star and was them can be named a cap- also named to the Division tain,” said Bub. “But just 2 All-State team, all while because [Eddy] isn’t a cap- helping lead Marblehead to tain doesn’t mean she’s not its rst sectional nal in 10 a leader out there. A lot of years. the younger players look Marblehead coach An- up to her and she’s always drew Bub says that a po- been a big help to them.” sition change is one of the Eddy says that having so things that helped spur on many familiar faces on her Eddy’s success. team is one of the keys to “She’s always been a very her success. solid player,” said Bub. “But “All of us seniors have COURTESY PHOTO ITEM FILE PHOTO coming into last year we been playing together forev- were switching things up er, like since kindergarten, Lynn eld native Adam Buchanan will be Olivia Eddy will look to help lead the Mar- and moving people around, and we’ve always played playing his college football at Princeton blehead girls soccer team to a Division 2 and she really found her University this fall. state championship in 2016. home at striker. She’s got EDDY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 With Pats & Broncos flawed, no clear favorite in AFC NEW YORK (AP) — No of Super Bowl MVP Von cially if Ben Roethlisberger Manning. No Brady, for the Miller. remains healthy. The Steel- first four games. No clear- “If we’re like last year, our ers went 10-6 and won a cut favorite in the AFC. team didn’t worry about playoff game last season de- With the regular season the other side of the ball,” spite a down year for their about to kick off, it’s any- defensive coordinator Wade playmaking quarterback body’s guess who’ll be the Phillips said. “They worried because of injuries. conference’s representative about how well they played. Wide receiver Antonio at the Super Bowl in Hous- That’s what we want to do. Brown, among the most dy- ton in February. We have to outplay the oth- namic offensive player in The defending champion er team’s defense. If they the league, broke his own Denver Broncos will try to hold our team to not much, franchise records by catch- become the first team to then we hold them to less. ing 136 passes for 1,834 repeat since New England That’s the way we play the yards. Running back Le’Ve- in 2004-05. But they won’t game.” on Bell is back from torn have the retired Peyton New England knows who knee ligaments and should Manning leading the way. its quarterback will be at provide a boost, but will be Or even Brock Osweiler, the start of the season. Jim- suspended the first three who bolted from the Bron- my Garoppolo steps in for games of the regular season cos and headed to Houston. the suspended Tom Brady, for missing multiple drug Instead, Gary Kubiak who’ll have to sit four games tests. and the Broncos have been as a result of his role in the The Steelers will also trying to sort out a quar- “Deflategate” scandal. have to contend with AFC terback mix that includes That might make the Pa- North rivals Cincinnati, veteran Mark Sanchez, triots’ stranglehold on the which has made the post- 2015 seventh-rounder AFC East appear looser af- season five straight years. Trevor Siemian and rookie ter winning the division the The AFC South could be a Paxton Lynch, the team’s last seven years. Well, not toss-up, with Andrew Luck first-rounder this year. so fast on writing off Bill back from an inconsistent “You want to see the oth- Belichick’s bunch. and injury-plagued season er guy succeed, you want “Belichick is Belichick,” for Indianapolis. Houston to see the team succeed,” Buffalo safety Corey Gra- has a new quarterback in Sanchez said. “So, whatever ham said. “He’s one of the Osweiler and running back it takes to win, that’s what best, so when it’s all said in Lamar Miller, but star we’ll try to do.” and done, you know he’s defensive end J.J. Watt is While their quarterback going to get those guys still recovering from back situation might be a big prepared and make sure surgery. Jacksonville is FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS question mark, the Broncos they’re ready to go.” coming off a 5-11 year, know they’ve got one of the Pittsburgh might have as but showed promise with Tom Brady throws a pass during a preseason game against the Caro- league’s best defenses back, good a chance to win the quarterback Blake Bortles’ lina Panthers on Friday night. especially with the return AFC crown as anyone, espe- breakthrough season. Classical volleyball Lynnfield’s Buchanan picks Princeton keeps gaining ground BUCHANAN only a freshman. title. The following weekend at the From B1 Buchanan had planned to leave East Regional at Bishop Fenwick, CLASSICAL that’s the magic number the Lynnfield school system and BB&N again came up short in the for Classical this season. TD Garden, where the Pioneers lost transfer to Phillips Academy for his semifinals, losing to Bedford. From B1 a 65-62 heartbreaker to Bishop Con- “We’re so young that freshman year. Due to a family ill- The Knights earned a wild card nolly. ness, he elected to stay in Lynnfield will come up from JV and hopefully we’ll continue to berth into the New England Cham- “It was an awesome experience to to stay close to home. play a large role. Alytha get better as the year goes pionship at Milton High School July be playing on the same field that It was during his sophomore bas- Noum saw a lot of min- 27 but failed to make it out of pool on,” said DeLuca. “But the Tom Brady plays on,” Buchanan ketball season when Buchanan re- utes as a sophomore last play. numbers in the program said. “I wished we had won, obvi- ceived a phone call that changed season, and DeLuca said are way up, and the ath- Buchanan does not have a major that he’ll need her to “step ously, and we had our chances, but it everything. leticism of the freshmen in mind for next year, but says he up big time in the back.” was just amazing to play on such a “It was December and I got a call looks really good. I think will figure that out when he gets to Fatou Bah is another great team and come so close to win- from Mike Willey, the head football the future is bright.” Princeton next year. young player to watch, as ning a Super Bowl.” coach at BB&N,” Buchanan said. “I “All I know is, the past few days is Marymi Gonzalez. Em- The Rams will be tested For Buchanan, the thrill of playing had not even thought about trans- ily Silva will join varsity early with six games over at the Garden was even better. ferring out of Lynnfield at all since have been hectic and tough from primarily as a server. the first two weeks of the “That was really cool because I I decided to stay as a freshman, the perspective of having to let With so much uncertain- season, with some against didn’t even know if I would make and I’d been really happy here and Holy Cross know that my plans had ty in the starting lineup, seasoned teams like Bev- the varsity team and then found my- loved my two years here, but this changed, but they received it well DeLuca knows it will take erly, Revere and Peabody. self starting from the second game was just one of those opportunities and understood that I had to go with some work to earn the 10 Classical will open its on,” Buchanan said. “We had our that you have to take both in terms my dreams,” Buchanan said. “It’s chances in that game, too, our shots wins the team will like- season Wednesday, Sept. of athletics and academics, and after a relief to have everything fall in just didn’t fall, but it was the thrill ly need to secure a spot 7 against Beverly on the discussing it with my parents (John place. Princeton has a great mix of of a lifetime, that’s for sure.” and Paula) and getting advice from in the tournament. But road. athletics and academics, and is one Buchanan was the only stu- a lot of people, it ended up being a of the best schools in the world, so I dent-athlete in Massachusetts that fairly easy decision.” year to have played in back-to-back Buchanan has had a busy summer. am so blessed to be able to go there. There’s no slowing championship title games at TD At the Under Armour Northeast 7v7 “I’ll be applying early decision Garden and Gillette Stadium, two North Regional on July 16 at Exeter sometime in mid-September and of the grandest venues in the sports High School in New Hampshire, he then hopefully will get my likely let- down for Olivia Eddy world. Buchanan had played in two helped lead the Knights to semifi- ter in October telling me that every- state championship games in two nals before they were eliminated by thing is in order. At that point I’ll be EDDY all of the seniors’ last year consecutive seasons, and he was Billerica, which went on to win the able to breathe a sigh of relief.” From B1 to play together and we want to go and win it.” well together,” she said. As for her personal suc- The Magicians just com- cess, Eddy has some high A day at the beach pleted their first team hopes for herself as well. scrimmage at the end of “Last year I had a hat- last week, and the start- trick in the first game so I ers didn’t miss a beat. started out pretty strong, “The first scrimmage so it’d be great to get off was mostly to feel out to a good start like that the new players and see again,” she said. “And my where they fit in,” said teammates are always Eddy. “But the starters putting pressure on me to opened the game and fin- score more goals because ished the game, and when they score a lot of goals. we were all out on the It’s a good kind of pres- field together we had a re- sure though, it’s fun com- ally good rhythm.” petition between us.” The Magicians have A competition that Eddy high hopes for this year, won last year with those with Bub saying the team 18 tallies, and Bub think would love to win a state she could be even better championship and Eddy this year. echoing those sentiments. “She looks like she’s “We definitely have big ready to take another step aspirations,” said Eddy. forward this year,” said “It was a bummer to lose Bub. “She’s stronger and in the semifinals last year, more mature this year, but I think that pain will and she’s going to be a big drive us this year. Plus it’s part of our team.” Swampscott twins keep getting better

TWINS Michela said she’s ex- From B1 cited about BC, but she’s looking forward to kick it want to help the team around for the Big Blue win.” first. Sam said that the pair “It’s great about BC, but loved BC after a campus we’ve been really work- tour and a few talks with ing hard at Danvers In- the school’s coaches. door Sports to get ready “We wanted something close, good academical- for this season,” Michela ly and good athletically. said. “We’re ready for this BC plays in the Atlantic season and we’re going to Coast Conference, a great keep pushing each other.” PHOTOS | BOB ROCHE conference, and we loved The Big Blue open up in Saugus on September 14, Top: Eddie Lewis, of Lynn, rides a paddleboard during a lesson at Riverhead Beach in Mar- the school,” Sam said. “It’s blehead on Saturday. really exciting that we’re before the home opener both going to go there and on September 16 against Bottom: A pair of paddleboarders pull in their boards at Riverhead Beach. play together.” Winthrop. MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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TODAY IN SPORTS “Worn out” Ortiz still producing August 29 player in NL history to hit a home run in the 1885 — John L. Sullivan wins the first world same inning from both sides of the plate. heavyweight title under the Marquess of The homers come in the fourth of the Chica- in final season with Red Sox Queensbury rules when he beats Dominic go Cubs’ 13-10 win over Milwaukee. McCaffrey in six rounds. 2005 — Russian Svetlana Kuznetsova BOSTON (AP) — In what’s become a Nearing the last month of his 20th around the majors have said the slug- 1962 — A.C.’s Viking, driven by Sanders becomes the first U.S. Open defending women’s champion to fall in the first round, regular scene, David Ortiz stepped into regular season, Ortiz at times wishes ger should come back for a 21st year. Russell, wins the Hambletonian Stakes in the dugout, preparing for batting prac- he didn’t pronounce this his final year. At last month’s All-Star Game in San straight heats. losing 6-3, 6-2 to fellow Russian Ekaterina Bychkova on the first day of the U.S. Open. 1973 — Flirth, driven by Ralph Baldwin, wins tice, when a team staff member asked if The baseball season is long and hard Diego, Angels star Mike Trout said, “I 2007 — Bernard Lagat, an American citizen the Hambletonian Stakes in straight heats. he was ready. enough, and this goodbye grind is more don’t think Big Papi is going to retire. I since 2004, is the first U.S. runner to win a 1974 — Nineteen-year-old high school bas- Not far away, a group of fans waited to than he anticipated. keep telling him that. With those num- world 1,500-meter championship. No Amer- ketball star Moses Malone, signs a contract ican had won an Olympic gold medal in the be brought in, eager to chat briefly with “My job is kind of tiring,” he said. bers, I wouldn’t.” with the Utah Stars of the ABA to become event since Mel Sheppard in 1908. the 40-year-old Ortiz, take a photo and “Adding more things to it is a lot. ... I’m This month, during an on-field cere- the first player to go directly from high 2013 — The NFL agrees to pay $765 million school into major professional basketball. wish him well. really busy and not getting to enjoy mony honoring Ortiz in Detroit, Tigers to settle lawsuits from thousands of former 1987 — Charlie Whittingham becomes the In Big Papi’s final season, everyone things.” star Miguel Cabrera, speaking in Span- players who developed dementia or other first trainer to surpass 500 stakes wins concussion-related health problems they who comes to Fenway Park wants their Of course, no one would know that by ish, pleaded with Ortiz to play another when he sent Ferdinand to victory in the say were caused by the on-field violence. chance to say goodbye — and it’s taking the way he’s hitting. season. Cabrillo Handicap at Del Mar Racetrack. The settlement, unprecedented in sports, a toll on Boston’s larger-than-life desig- Entering Sunday, Ortiz is batting .319 Ortiz laughs at those comments. 1993 — Laffit Pincay Jr. wins the 8,000th applies to all past NFL players and spouses race of his career aboard El Toreo in the nated hitter. and leading the Red Sox with 30 hom- “That’s great, man,” he said. “I have of those who are deceased. “Very busy. Kind of tired of it, a little ers and 100 RBIs. He’s reached 30/100 a great relationship with them. Being seventh race at Del Mar racetrack to 2015 — Triple Crown winner American become the second thoroughbred jockey to Pharoah is beaten, losing to Keen Ice in the worn out,” the Red Sox star told The for a club-record 10th time — Hall of older, I’ve kind of been like a mentor ride 8,000 winners. $1.6 million Travers Stakes before a stunned Associated Press before a nationally Famer Ted Williams is next on the list to them. I know they really appreciate 1993 — Brandie Burton’s 20-foot birdie putt crowd at Saratoga Race Course. televised game against the Kansas City with seven. everything, all the talk and all the stuff on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff 2015 — Usain Bolt anchors Jamaica to a Royals on Sunday night. His season has been so good, many that we ask a veteran to do with them.” edges Betsy King for the du Maurier Classic fourth successive men’s 4x100-meter title title, the LPGA tour’s final major of the sea- and adds to his record-breaking personal son. haul of IAAF World Championships gold 1998 — Toms River, N.J., wins its first Little medals to 11. Jamaica finishes in 37.36 League World Series with a 12-9 victory seconds and Bolt completes the gold medal Reed wins Barclays, Fowler loses over Kashima, Japan. Chris Cardone hits trifecta in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter home runs in consecutive at-bats — includ- run and 4x100-meter relay for the fifth time ing the game-deciding two-run shot. in his career. American Ashton Eaton breaks 2000 — Second-seeded Gustavo Kuerten, his world record in the decathlon by six the reigning French Open king, is beaten points. spot on U.S. Ryder Cup team 4-6, 6-3, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (1) by qualifier Wayne 2015 — Erik Meyer leads San Jose to its Arthurs in the U.S. Open. Kuerten is the sec- fourth ArenaBowl victory, throwing four FARMINGDALE, N.Y. No. 11 in the standings. ond No. 2 seed to be eliminated in the first touchdown passes and running for two more (AP) — Patrick Reed “I wasn’t trying to get round since 1956. scores in the SaberCats’ 68-47 victory over picked up two victories a decent finish,” Fowler 2002 — Mark Bellhorn becomes the first the Jacksonville Sharks. in one day. He won The said. “I was trying to win.” Barclays to assure him- Fowler still has a rea- LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES self a clear shot at the sonable chance to be at $10 million bonus in the Hazeltine on Sept. 30 for At South Williamsport, Pa. Saturday, Aug. 27 FedEx Cup, and he easily the Ryder Cup because Wednesday, Aug. 24 International Championship secured a spot on his sec- Davis Love III doesn’t San Nicolas, Mexico 10, Sydney 0, 4 Seoul, South Korea 7, Aguadulce, Panama 2 ond straight U.S. Ryder make his three captain’s innings, Sydney eliminated United States Championship Cup team. picks until after the next Goodlettsville, Tenn. 14, Johnston, Iowa 3, 5 Endwell, N.Y. 4, Goodlettsville, Tenn. 2 innings, Johnston eliminated Rickie Fowler, with a two FedEx Cup playoff Aguadulce, Panama 3, Seoul, South Korea 2 Sunday, Aug. 28 surprising meltdown, events. The fourth pick Endwell, N.Y. 13, Bowling Green, Ky. 10 At Lamade Stadium Third Place walked away empty from will be after the Tour Thursday, Aug. 25 Bethpage Black. Championship, so that’s Seoul, South Korea 7, San Nicolas, Mexico Aguadulce, Panama 3, Goodlettsville, Tenn. 0, San Nicolas eliminated 2 Reed overcame an early another month to audi- Goodlettsville, Tenn. 8, Bowling Green, Ky. 4, World Championship two-shot deficit and built tion. Bowling Green eliminated Endwell, N.Y. 2, Seoul, South Korea 1 a big enough lead on the Reed, who finished at back nine that some ner- 9-under 275, wasn’t the MLB vous shots and sloppy only player who felt like a play didn’t keep him from big winner. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE winning for the first time O’Hair was among five East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB since the 2015 opener players who moved into Toronto 74 56 .569 — Washington 75 55 .577 — at Kapalua. A bogey on the top 100 in the FedEx Boston 72 57 .558 1½ Miami 67 63 .515 8 Baltimore 71 59 .546 3 New York 66 64 .508 9 the final hole gave him a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Cup, advancing to the New York 67 62 .519 6½ Philadelphia 60 70 .462 15 1-under 70 and a one-shot next playoff event at the Patrick Reed poses with his trophy after win- Tampa Bay 55 74 .426 18½ Atlanta 48 83 .366 27½ victory over Sean O’Hair TPC Boston that starts Central Division Central Division ning The Barclays, the first tournament of the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB and Emiliano Grillo. Friday. And he made a Cleveland 73 56 .566 — Chicago 82 47 .636 — “It’s just been great to PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoffs, on Sunday. big move, closing with a Detroit 69 61 .531 4½ St. Louis 68 61 .527 14 Kansas City 67 62 .519 6 Pittsburgh 67 61 .523 14½ finally be able to close one 66 to tie for second. That Chicago 63 66 .488 10 Milwaukee 56 74 .431 26½ off,” Reed said. team locked up. Fowler he went into a bunker and moved him all the way up Minnesota 49 81 .377 24½ Cincinnati 55 74 .426 27 Fowler still hasn’t won needed to finish third to took two shots to reach to No. 15, assuring two West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB in four tries as a 54-hole move past Zach Johnson the green, making a dou- more playoff events and Texas 77 54 .588 — Los Angeles 73 57 .562 — leader on the PGA Tour, into the eighth spot in ble bogey. After a 20-foot giving O’Hair a good shot Seattle 68 62 .523 8½ San Francisco 71 59 .546 2 Houston 68 62 .523 8½ Colorado 62 68 .477 11 and this one might sting. the U.S. standings, and birdie putt kept alive his at staying in the top 30 Oakland 57 73 .438 19½ San Diego 55 75 .423 18 He was still in contention, he was two shots clear of hopes, he promptly found who qualify for the finale Los Angeles 56 74 .431 20½ Arizona 55 76 .420 18½ two shots behind with O’Hair and Grillo. more rough on the 18th at the Tour Champion- Sunday’s Games Cincinnati (Straily 10-6) at L.A. Angels four holes to play, and at His tee shot into deep hole and finished with a ship. Baltimore 5, N.Y. Yankees 0 (Shoemaker 8-13), 10:05 p.m. least figured to have one rough left of the 15th fair- bogey for a 74. Grillo birdied the final Toronto 9, Minnesota 6 Washington (Roark 13-7) at Philadelphia L.A. Angels 5, Detroit 0 (Thompson 1-3), 7:05 p.m. of the eight automatic way led to bogey. From Fowler tied for seventh hole for a 69 and moved Chicago White Sox 4, Seattle 1 Miami (Fernandez 13-7) at N.Y. Mets spots on the Ryder Cup more rough on the 16th, and moved up one spot to to No. 6. Tampa Bay 10, Houston 4 (Montero 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Oakland 7, St. Louis 4 St. Louis (Martinez 12-7) at Milwaukee Texas 2, Cleveland 1 (Davies 10-6), 7:20 p.m. Kansas City at Boston, 8:08 p.m. Pittsburgh (Brault 0-1) at Chicago Cubs Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Mets 1 (Arrieta 16-5), 8:05 p.m. San Diego 3, Miami 1 Needham welcomes home Olympic L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 13-7) at Colorado Colorado 5, Washington 3 (Gray 8-6), 8:40 p.m. Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 1 Cincinnati (Straily 10-6) at L.A. Angels Oakland 7, St. Louis 4 (Shoemaker 8-13), 10:05 p.m. San Francisco 13, Atlanta 4 Tuesday’s Games Arizona 11, Cincinnati 2 champion gymnast Aly Raisman Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 1, Chicago Cubs 0 Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Monday’s Games Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. NEEDHAM (AP) — Gymnast Aly Toronto (Estrada 7-6) at Baltimore (Miley 8-10), 7:05 p.m. Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Raisman has gotten a hero’s wel- Chicago White Sox (Shields 5-16) at Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. come following her medal-winning Detroit (Boyd 5-2), 7:10 p.m. Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Minnesota (Santiago 10-8) at Cleveland N.Y. Yankees at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. performances at the Summer Olym- (Bauer 9-6), 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. pics in Rio de Janeiro. Tampa Bay (Andriese 6-5) at Boston (Por- Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. cello 17-3), 7:10 p.m. Miami at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. The 22-year-old’s suburban Bos- Seattle (Iwakuma 14-9) at Texas (Darvish San Diego at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. ton hometown of Needham, Mas- 4-3), 8:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. sachusetts, hosted a “Rally for Aly” Oakland (Manaea 5-8) at Houston (Mus- St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. grove 1-2), 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Saturday morning. She also threw N.Y. Yankees (Pineda 6-10) at Kansas City Cincinnati at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. out the first pitch at Fenway Park (Gee 5-7), 8:15 p.m. Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. on Friday before the Red Sox game. Raisman won two individual sil- MLB WILD CARD STANDINGS ver medals and a team gold medal AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE in the games that wrapped up earli- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB er this month. Boston 72 57 .558 +1½ San Francisco 71 59 .546 +2 ½ She has the second most Olympic Baltimore 71 59 .546 — St. Louis 68 61 .527 — Detroit 69 61 .531 2 Pittsburgh 67 61 .523 ½ medals by a U.S. gymnast, with six. Houston 68 62 .523 3 Miami 67 63 .515 1½ Former Olympian Shannon Miller Seattle 68 62 .523 3 New York 66 64 .508 2½ has seven. New York 67 62 .519 3½ Colorado 62 68 .477 6½ The town hosted a parade and ral- Kansas City 67 62 .519 3½ Philadelphia 60 70 .462 8½ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago 63 66 .488 7½ Milwaukee 56 74 .431 12½ ly for Raisman when she returned Oakland 57 73 .438 14 Cincinnati 55 74 .426 13 Olympic champion Aly Raisman answers questions from some from the 2012 Olympic games in Los Angeles 56 74 .431 15½ San Diego 55 75 .423 13½ Tampa Bay 55 74 .426 15½ Arizona 55 76 .420 14 young fans at a rally in her honor in her hometown of Needham London with two gold medals and a Minnesota 49 81 .377 22 Atlanta 48 83 .366 21 on Sunday afternoon. bronze medal. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Someone else’s demands Favors will be granted and op- Do your own thing. Explore Visualize what you want and Plan a trip or set up a meeting Recognize and employ your should not get in the way of tions will be given to you. Don’t your inner self. Live, learn and prepare to turn a project that that helps you take the next ability to manipulate situations your progress. Distance your- let your emotions or a stubborn experience life. Don’t feel com- interests you into something step toward a brighter future. to meet your needs. You have self from anyone trying to put attitude stand in your way. If pelled to help someone who great. Don’t let someone’s Networking functions will lead more going for you than you re- pressure on you. Follow your you are proactive, success will is pressuring you into doing selfish attitude cause you to to an interesting proposal. Ro- alize. Add a little spice to your heart and let your imagination follow. something questionable. Fol- miss out on something that’s mance is highlighted. love life. inspire you. low your intuition. important to you. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You need to take control of your Watch your step and don’t say Show interest in the ones you Tackle a competitive challenge Don’t believe a smooth talker. Emotions will mount if infor- life. Diplomacy coupled with a something that may be twisted love and discuss emotional and see matters through to the Stick close to the people you mation is withheld. Get to the stern demeanor will capture at- or held against you. Modera- concerns or hardships that oth- end. Your strength, courage and know you can trust. Personal bottom of a situation before it tention and help you get what tion and keeping the peace ers face. Your attentiveness will endurance will outmatch any- improvements will be your best has time to escalate. Your de- you want. An opportunity will should be your priorities if you be appreciated and will ensure one who tries to mess with you. bet. Don’t settle for less when sire and devotion will lead you come via a former colleague. want to avoid headaches. that you get the same in return. Do your own negotiating. you can have more. to success.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Woman copes with anxiety by filtering out bad news It’s hard to resist the temptation DEAR ABBY: Clearly, ting paid to do live nude Franklin P. Jones, whose the diamond ace and shift- America is in a state of Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van video chatting, too. “Put it this Way” column was ed to the club jack, declarer turmoil. I am horrified Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, Abby, I’m shocked over the longest continuously pub- could not recover. He tried the and ashamed of the sense- and was founded by her mother, this. I’m sure my brother lished feature in the “Saturday club finesse, but West won, less death occurring daily. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at would explode with rage Evening Post,” said, “Noth- cashed the diamond queen, I deal with anxiety, par- and disappointment if he ing makes it easier to resist and continued with the dia- ticularly regarding fear of DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los knew. They have two small temptation than a proper mond jack. A moment later, death. As a result, the Angeles, CA 90069. daughters, which leaves bringing-up, a sound set of when the spade finesse lost, only thing I’ve found that me to wonder if she has values — and witnesses.” South was down one. I can do to cope with cur- jority of Americans aren’t should not be forced into considered their embar- A bridge player always has Since West’s overcall had rent events is to scan in need of them. the role of perpetual peace- witnesses — his partner and announced an eight-card suit, headlines, and ask my un- rassment if they ever find If you are getting the keeper by accepting the the opponents. So, if he can- declarer should have played derstanding husband for a out. blame for everything, and not resist temptation when he low from the board at trick synopsis of events that news you need to know, do She’s a good person, so I it won’t improve your rela- doesn’t include major trig- not feel guilty for using don’t know why she would should, it will not go unno- one... and at trick two. East tionship. gers. your husband as a filter. do this. I really need your ticed. can ruff away the diamond You are only protecting Because your boyfriend’s advice. In today’s deal, which temp- ace at trick three, but South However, I feel serious preferred method of solv- guilt that I may not be yourself, and that’s not tation should South resist? overruffs, draws trumps, and wrong. It’s HEALTHY. ing disagreements is lay- SHOCKED West leads the diamond king runs the spade jack to take fully educating myself on ing the blame on you, sug- recent events. Am I wrong SISTER-IN-LAW against four hearts. What three spades, six hearts and DEAR ABBY: I need ad- gest the two of you get IN THE SOUTH should happen? one club. to prioritize my mental couples counseling. How- well-being over the gravi- vice. I’m 23 and have been After South opened one living with my boyfriend ever, if he refuses — and he DEAR S-I-L: It’s time to heart, and West made a ty of our country’s current may — you will then have situation? of almost two years. I have talk to Dani. Tell her what full-blooded four-diamond never been in a relation- to decide whether this is you have learned and ask pre-emptive overcall, North the way you want to spend SERIOUS GUILT ship before this one, so I her why she’s doing it. was worried that his side was have little experience. I the foreseeable future be- When you do, ask how she DEAR SERIOUS cause things aren’t likely being talked out of a slam. love him dearly, but every thinks your brother will re- But he remembered that GUILT: Wrong? Absolute- time there’s an issue be- to change. act when he finds out — if ly not! According to The when fixed, stay fixed. tween us, it always be- he doesn’t already know Journal of the American DEAR ABBY: My sis- Declarer seemed to have comes my fault and I’m — and how this could af- 10 easy tricks: two spades, Medical Association, 13 always the one to apolo- ter-in-law “Dani” and my percent of Americans now fect their daughters. This six hearts, one diamond and gize. What should I do? brother have been married use antidepressants to almost three years. I re- may be a fling, a way to one club. In addition, there prove to herself that she’s combat depression and INEXPERIENCED cently discovered that were chances for extra win- anxiety. Our news media IN TAMPA Dani has created a fake still attractive, or a way to ners in the black suits. Howev- feed so many salacious de- social media page. She earn needed money. But er, South could not resist the tails into our homes in the DEAR INEXPERIENCED: posted some nude photos you will never know until temptation to try to win the interest of high ratings Even a stopped clock is on it and acts like she’s you initiate a conversation first trick. But when East ruffed that it’s a miracle the ma- right twice a day. You single. I suspect she is get- with her.

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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT mortgage given by Francisco Vazquez and Alicia Lopez to Union Capital Mortgage mortgage given by Clifton J. Brown to Bank of America, N.A., dated December 21, Docket No. ES16P2138GD Business Trust, dated November 29, 2005 and recorded in Essex County 2010 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book NOTICE AND ORDER: (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25134, Page 219 of which mortgage 30181, Page 530 of which mortgage Ventures Trust 2013-I-H-R by MCM Capital Petition for Appointment of Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Morgan Stanley ABS Partners, LLC, its Trustee is the present holder by assignment from Bank of Guardian of a Minor Capital I Inc. Trust 2006-NC3 is the present holder by assignment from Union America, N.A. to Ventures Trust 2013-I-H-R by MCM Capital Partners, LLC, its Essex Probate and Family Court Capital Mortgage Business Trust to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee dated February 7, 2014 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) 45 Congress Street Trustee under the Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated as of April 1, 2006 Registry of Deeds in Book 33121, Page 298, for breach of conditions of said Salem, MA 01907 Morgan Stanley ABS Capital I Inc. Trust 2006-NC3 Mortgage Pass-Through mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises In the interests of Geraldine Niz Certificates, Series 2006 NC3 dated September 29, 2008 recorded at Essex located at 567 Chestnut Street, Lynn, MA 01904 will be sold at a Public Auction of Lynn, MA County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28082, Page 515; and at 12:00PM on September 12, 2016, at the mortgaged premises, more Minor assignment from Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee under Pooling particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES and Servicing Agreement dated as of April 1, 2006 Morgan Stanley ABS Capital I mortgage, to wit: 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a Inc. Trust 2006-NC3 Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-NC3 to The property located In the Town of Lynn, and the County of Essex in the Minor filed on 07/26/2016 by Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Morgan Stanley ABS Commonwealth of Massachusetts, together with the buildings thereon being shown Florentin Mendez Mendez of Lynn, MA Capital I Inc. Trust 2006-NC3 dated June 17, 2013 recorded at Essex County as a Lot containing 10,111 square feet on a "Plan of Land owned by Donald will be held 09/20/2016 08:30 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32663, Page 565, for breach of Warrington" dated May 22, 1953 Albert D. Martin, Reg. Land Surveyor, recorded Located Salem Probate & Family Court, Shetland Park, 45 Congress Street, Ste. conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 4002 page 527 bounded and 170, Salem, MA mortgaged premises located at 131 Blossom Street, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold described as follows: 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the at a Public Auction at 1:00PM on September 12, 2016, at the mortgaged Southwesterly by Chestnut Street, 58.26 feet; Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the premises Northwesterly by land now or formerly of Harry W. Dill and Jessie S. Dill and land response, you need to: described in said mortgage, to wit: now or formerly of Clara M. Hamson, 176.61 feet; File the original with the Court; and The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded and described as Northeasterly by land now or formerly of Dorothy H. Townsend and by a lot shown Mail a copy to all interested parties at least five (5) business days before the follows: on said Plan as containing 4627 square feet, 58.81 feet; and hearing. NORTHEASTERLY by Blossom Street, 45 feet; Southeasterly by land now or formerly of Joseph C. and Elizabeth J. Carter and by 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Riley, 106 feet; land now or formerly of Annabelle Atkinson, 169.86 feet. right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Flannigan, 45 feet; and For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern 4. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Hayes, 106 feet District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26488, Page 180. present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal interests. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25134, Page 218. assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of please contact an attorney for legal advice. encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Date:July 27, 2016 and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 Pamela Casey O'Brien record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as Register of Probate Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this Item: August 29, 2016 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) INVITATION FOR BIDS requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & FOR PEST CONTROL SERVICES bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such The Revere Housing Authority (RHA) is seeking sealed bids for weekly pest control days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises services for its administrative offices and approximately 900 public housing units Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in that it owns and operates in Revere, Massachusetts. The term of this contract is for other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises this publication. one (1) year with a two year option to renew at one year intervals with not to contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in Other terms to be announced at the sale. exceed amount of $75,000. Contract documents are available on the RHA's this publication. Ventures Trust 2013-I-H-R by MCM Capital Partners, LLC, its Trustee website at www.revereha.com under bidding opportunities or by contacting Patricia Other terms to be announced at the sale. Korde & Associates, P.C. Duffy, Revere Housing Authority,70 Cooledge Street, Revere, MA at 781-284-4394 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Morgan Stanley ABS 900 Chelmsford Street or by email at [email protected]. Sealed bids must be mailed or hand delivered Capital I Inc. Trust 2006-NC3 Suite 3102 to the Revere Housing Authority, 70 Cooledge Street, Revere, MA 02151 ATT: Korde & Associates, P.C. Lowell, MA 01851 Patricia Duffy - Pest Control Bid and must be received no later than Thursday, 900 Chelmsford Street (978) 256-1500 September 22, 2016 at 2:00 P.M. A site inspection is scheduled for Tuesday, Suite 3102 Brown, Clifton, 12-008563, August 15, 2016, August 22, 2016, August 29, 2016 September 13, 2016 at 9:30 A.M. at 70 Cooledge Street, Revere, MA 02151. Lowell, MA 01851 Item: August 15, 22, 29, 2016 Item: August 29, 2016 (978) 256-1500 Vazquez, Francisco, 15-023525, August 15, 2016, August 22, 2016, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS August 29, 2016 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Item: August 15, 22, 29, 2016 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES16P2223GD CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION Docket No. ES16P2248EA LEGAL NOTICE FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR Essex Probate and Family Court MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO 45 Congress Street By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 Salem, MA 01970 mortgage given by George L. Clarke and Patricia D. Clarke to Option One Mortgage In the matter of: Eloisa Y Roman (978)744-1020 Corporation, dated August 15, 2007 and recorded in Essex County (Southern Of: Lynn, MA Estate of: District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27109, Page 404 of which mortgage Wells RESPONDENT Charles Joseph Campbell Fargo Bank, N.A. as Trustee for the Certificateholders of Soundview Home Loan Alleged Incapacitated Person Date of Death: 06/14/2016 Trust 2007-OPT5, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-OPT5 is the present Essex Probate and Family Court To all interested persons: holder by assignment from Option One Mortgage Corporation to Wells Fargo Bank, 45 Congress Street A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal N.A., as Trustee for the Certificateholders of Soundview Home Loan Trust Salem, MA 01907 Representative has been filed by: 2007-OPT5, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-OPT5 dated April 10, 2008 To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been Lynn M Campbell of Lynn MA recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27730, filed by requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Page 71, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of Carmen E. Renovales of Lynn, MA as requested in the Petition. foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 22 Curry Circle, in the above captioned matter alleging that Eloisa Y Roman is in need of a The Petitioner requests that: Swampscott, MA 01907 will be sold at a Public Auction at 11:00AM on Guardian and requesting that Lynn M Campbell of Lynn MA September 12, 2016, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described Carmen E Renovales of Lynn, MA be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Unknown on on the bond in an unsupervised administration. The land, together with the buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the bond. IMPORTANT NOTICE Swampscott in the County of Essex, bounded and described as follows: The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Being land partly in Lynn and partly in Swampscott with the buildings thereon, the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney being a part of Lot #4 and a part of Lot #5 on plan dated June 4, 1923 made for appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Frank H. Murphy, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deed, Book of Plan certain specific authority. the return day of 09/12/2016. 42, Plan 1, bounded and described as follows: You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written NORTHEASTERLY by Curry Circle, 55 feet; attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a SOUTHEASTERLY by part of Lot #4, on said plan, 50 feet the return date of 09/06/2016. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections SOUTHWESTERLY by land of owners unknown, 55 feet; and date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further NORTHWESTERLY by part of Lot #5 on said plan, 50 feet If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in notice to you. Being the Northerly half of Lot #4 and a strip of land 30 feet in width from Lot #5, the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM parallel with and bounded Southerly by the boundary line between Lots 4 and 5. appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific PROBATE CODE (MUPC) For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27109, Page 403. IMPORTANT NOTICE administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named expenses of administration. record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: August 09, 2016 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as Date: August 9, 2016 Pamela Casey O'Brien a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of Register of Probate Item: August 29, 2016 bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) Item: August 29, 2012 days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & Legal Notice Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such Legal Notice other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION this publication. Pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. Pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 40C Section 11 and Swampscott Chapter 40C Section 11 and Swamp- Other terms to be announced at the sale. General By-laws Article IX Section 7, the Swampscott Historic District Commission Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as Trustee for the Certificateholders of Soundview Home scott General By-laws Article IX Section will hold a public hearing on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2016, at 7:30pm at the 7, the Swampscott Historic District Loan Trust 2007-OPT5, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-OPT5 Swampscott Police Headquarters, Community Room, 531 Humphrey Street for the Korde & Associates, P.C. Commission will hold a public hearing filing of an Application for Certificate of J. BRADFORD HUBENY to replace three on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2016, at 900 Chelmsford Street exterior doors and the back stairs at 72 BANKS ROAD (Parcel 16-77). Suite 3102 7:30pm at the Swampscott Police Plans are available for review at the Planning Department, Swampscott Town Hall, Headquarters, Community Room, 531 Lowell, MA 01851 22 Monument Ave, Swampscott, MA 01907, during regular business hours. Every day (978) 256-1500 Humphrey Street for the filing of an Town of Swampscott Historic District Commission Application for Certificate of RAPID Clarke, George, 15-021761, August 15, 2016, August 22, 2016, Item: August 29, 2016 August 29, 2016 CONTRACTING SERVICES to repair/re- build the side porch at 142-144 Item: August 15, 22, 29. 2016 Legal Notice WALKER ROAD (Parcel 15-37). TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Plans are available for review at the HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION Planning Department, Swampscott LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 40C Section 11 and Swampscott Town Hall, 22 Monument Ave, TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT General By-laws Article IX Section 7, the Swampscott Historic District Commission Swampscott, MA 01907, during HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION will hold a public hearing on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2016, at 7:30pm at the regular business hours. Pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 40C Section 11 and Swampscott Swampscott Police Headquarters, Community Room, 531 Humphrey Street for the Item: August 29, 2016 General By-laws Article IX Section 7, the Swampscott Historic District Commission filing of an Application for Certificate of TIMOTHY & GARGI COOPER to replace the will hold a public hearing on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2016, at 7:30pm at the property fence with one of a new size/material/design at 24 SHAW ROAD (Parcel Swampscott Police Headquarters, Community Room, 531 Humphrey Street for the 1-52). filing of an Application for Certificate of CYR LUMBER CO to remove a kitchen Plans are available for review at the Planning Department, Swampscott Town Hall, Find window and replace a vinyl replacement window in the kitchen with a smaller vinyl 22 Monument Ave, Swampscott, MA 01907, during regular business hours. replacement window at 128 GREENWOOD AVENUE (Parcel 4-129). Town of Swampscott Historic District Commission Plans are available for review at the Planning Department, Swampscott Town Hall, Item: August 29, 2016 22 Monument Ave, Swampscott, MA 01907, during regular business hours. Town of Swampscott Historic District Commission Item: August 29, 2016

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By Matthew Brown bers at the nation’s obtained through a Free- ASSOCIATED PRESS first national park have dom of Information Act transformed its annu- request. YELLOWSTONE NA- al summer rush into a In July alone, law en- TIONAL PARK, Wyo. sometimes dangerous forcement rangers han- — Tourist John Gleason frenzy, with selfie-taking dled more than 11,000 crept through the grass, tourists routinely break- incidents at the 10 most four small children close ing park rules and get- visited national parks. behind, inching toward a ting too close to Yellow- In Yellowstone, rangers bull elk with antlers like stone’s storied elk herds, are recording more wild- small trees at the edge of grizzly bears, wolves and life violations, more peo- a meadow in Yellowstone bison. ple treading on sensitive National Park. Law enforcement re- thermal areas and more “They’re going to give cords obtained by The camping in off-limit ar- me a heart attack,” said Associated Press suggest eas. The rule-breaking Gleason’s mother-in-law, such problems are on the puts visitors in harm’s Barbara Henry, as the rise at the park, offer- way and can damage group came within about ing a stark illustration resources and displace a dozen yards of the of the pressures facing wildlife, officials said. massive animal. some of America’s most Often the incidents go The elk’s ears then treasured lands as the unaddressed, such as pricked up, and it eyed National Park Service when Gleason and the the children and Wash- marks its 100th anniver- children approached the ington state man before sary. bull elk with no park PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS leaping up a hillside. From Tennessee’s personnel around. Glea- In this Aug. 3, 2016 photo, a herd of bison grazes in the Lamar Valley of Other tourists — like- Great Smoky Mountains son said he was “maybe” Yellowstone National Park. wise ignoring rules to to the Grand Canyon of too close but felt comfort- keep 25 yards from wild- Arizona, major parks able in the situation as traffic violations, search- trends are not good,” said is, ‘What is the appropri- life — picked up the pur- are grappling with ille- an experienced hunter es for missing hikers and Susan Clark, a Yale Uni- ate relationship with hu- suit, snapping pictures gal camping, vandalism, who’s spent lots of time pets running off-leash in versity professor of wild- mans and nature?’ We as a as they pressed forward theft of resources, wild- outdoors. parks. life ecology who has been society have not been clear and forced the animal life harassment and oth- These transgressions “It’s more like going to a conducting research in the about what that ought to into headlong retreat. er visitor misbehavior, add to rangers’ growing carnival. If you look at the Yellowstone area for 48 be, and so it’s really, really Record visitor num- according to the records workload that includes cumulative impacts, the years. “The basic question messy and nasty.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2016 HEALTH FDA expands Zika screening Several states to all US blood centers report heroin By Matthew Perrone overdose spikes ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — The CINCINNATI (AP) — Control and Prevention. government told all U.S. Officials in several states That was up 7 percent blood banks Friday to are scrambling to deal with from the year before, start screening for Zika, a series of heroin overdose spurred by large increases a major expansion intend- outbreaks affecting dozens in heroin and opioid pain- ed to protect the nation’s of people and involving at killer deaths. blood supply from the least six deaths. The spikes in overdos- mosquito-borne virus. The spikes in Indiana, es might be much worse Previously, blood test- Kentucky, Ohio and West without naloxone, a now ing was mostly limited Virginia over the past widely available overdose to parts of Florida and few days have seen res- antidote that many first Puerto Rico, where Zika is cue workers rushing from responders such as fire- spreading. Screening will scene to scene to provide fighters carry. In Ohio initially extend to states overdose antidote drugs. alone, emergency medical along the Gulf Coast and While it’s unclear if one personnel last year admin- a few others. dealer or batch is respon- istered nearly 19,800 dos- “There is still much un- sible for the multistate es of naloxone, known by certainty regarding the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS outbreak, the spikes re- the brand name Narcan. nature and extent of Zika flect the potency of heroin In Mount Sterling, Ken- virus transmission,” Dr. This Aug. 20, 2013 file photo shows blood donated in Indianapolis. flooding the Midwest. tucky, one person died fol- Peter Marks said in a Food In Cincinnati, police on lowing a series of 12 hero- and Drug Administration spread through mosqui- Zika can also be spread U.S. case of a man spread- Friday asked for the pub- in overdoses that occurred release. “At this time, the to bites, there have been through sex, and Marks ing Zika through sex even lic’s help in identifying within hours of each other recommendation for test- reports in Brazil of Zika said that played into the though he never had any the source of the heroin on Wednesday. Most of the ing the entire blood sup- transmission through decision to expand testing. symptoms. The Maryland behind an estimated 78 victims were in their 30s ply will help ensure that transfusion. No such cas- Current evidence suggests man had traveled to the Do- overdoses in two days. or 40s, said Jeff Jackson, safe blood is available for es have been reported in that infected men can minican Republic, one of the Officials in surrounding battalion chief for the all individuals who might the United States. One spread the virus for sev- many countries in the Ca- Hamilton County are call- Montgomery County Fire need transfusion.” Zika-positive blood dona- eral months through sex, ribbean and Latin America ing the latest onslaught Department. Blood banks already tion, though, was recent- and women can transmit hit with a Zika outbreak. of overdose cases a public In Huntington, West Vir- test donations for HIV, ly intercepted in Florida, it for several weeks. There have been nearly health emergency. County ginia, an Ohio man was hepatitis, West Nile and Marks said Friday. Adding to the challenge 2,500 cases of Zika in the Health Commissioner Tim charged with heroin distri- other blood-borne virus- “The donation was iden- is that 4 out of 5 people U.S. linked to travel to Ingram said the number of bution in connection with es. The Zika virus stays tified while the blood bag infected never develop outbreak areas. Since Feb- emergency room incidents 27 drug overdoses in a few in the blood for about one was still in quarantine, symptoms, such as fever, ruary, blood banks have over the last six days was hours last week, a federal week, but is thought to re- before it was released,” joint pain and rash. turned away people who “unprecedented.” prosecutor said Friday. main in other bodily flu- Marks told reporters on The Centers for Disease had recently visited those Emergency rooms esti- Bruce Lamar Griggs was ids longer. a media call. “The system Control and Prevention on regions, under a previous mate they had 174 sus- arrested after the Aug. 15 While Zika is primarily worked correctly.” Friday reported the first FDA directive. pected opioid overdose spate of overdoses clus- cases this week, including tered around an apartment three deaths. Last year, complex in Huntington, accidental drug overdos- a city of 49,000 residents After Irene forces reckoning, es killed 3,050 people in already badly battered by Ohio, an average of eight drug abuse and overdoses. per day, state officials said. He made an initial court A record high 47,055 appearance Thursday in mental health care rebuilt people died from drug Ohio and will be transport- overdoses in the United ed to West Virginia. A mes- way. While buses and al- By Wilson Ring States in 2014, according sage left with his public ASSOCIATED PRESS ternative housing around to the latest figures from defender in Ohio was not the state were hastily ar- the Centers for Disease immediately returned. MONTPELIER, Vt. — ranged, patients were fed For most Vermonters, McDonald’s for breakfast Tropical Storm Irene was and pizza for lunch. Does China still harvest a disaster that tore roads, “Waiting for the bus to communities and lives get out of there, it was apart. But for many of the like a miracle,” said Marla organs of executed? state’s neediest mental Simpson, now 43, who was health patients, it was a being treated for bipolar Doctors divided blessing in disguise. disorder at the time at the The small state had hospital, a place she de- struggled for years with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS scribed as more of a prison its mental health system. with “evil energy.” The Vermont State Hospi- This Aug. 26, 2016 photo shows the Vermont Vermont officials knew tal in Waterbury lost its Psychiatric Care Hospital in Berlin, Vt., that of many physical limita- federal Medicaid funding was constructed following the flooding from tions of the building, orig- after two patients com- Tropical Storm Irene. inally constructed around mitted suicide there in the turn of the last centu- 2003. In 2010, the Justice an and up the East Coast 1,000 homes, and tearing ry, including a lack of air Department and the state of the United States in up 500 miles of road and conditioning, adequate settled a lawsuit that late August 2011. It killed 200 bridges. treatment facilities, ac- claimed the hospital was dozens of people along its An alarm early the next cess to outdoor space for deficient in care, treat- path but saved its big- day as the floodwaters the patients and fire safe- ment and programming. gest wallop for Vermont, moved downstream woke ty issues. Some improvements were where it hit Aug. 28 as a the 50 or so patients sleep- “The hurricane, as far made, but a permanent, tropical storm, killing at ing at the state hospital, as the hospital was con- long-term solution re- least six people, its rag- Vermont’s only secure cerned, was for me like PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mained elusive. ing floodwaters cutting off psychiatric facility, warn- an act of divine interven- In this Friday, Aug. 26, 2016 photo, Dr. Huang Then Hurricane Irene communities, damaging ing that the Winooski tion,” said Simpson, of Jiefu, a former vice health minister who has been roared out of the Caribbe- and destroying more than River was creeping their Randolph. the public face of China’s changes in organ trans- plants, speaks during an interview in Beijing. Can Clinton save health overhaul By Nomaan Merchant month as validation of its ASSOCIATED PRESS transplant program. But Dr. Philip O’Connell, the BEIJING — A Canadian society’s president, rejected from its mounting problems? patient’s receipt of a kidney that interpretation, even if transplant after waiting it appeared some reforms By Ricardo leading to sticker shock. In- just three days during a re- had been successful. cent visit to China raised an Alonso-Zaldivar surers blame the problems “We realize that this isn’t immediate red flag among ASSOCIATED PRESS on sicker-than-expected going to change in a day,” surgeons at the Montre- customers, disappointing O’Connell said. “It’s not WASHINGTON — With al-based Transplantation enrollment and a premium going to go from a system the hourglass running out Society: A turnaround that stabilization system that that was using organs from for his administration, quick indicates the organ failed to work as adver- executed prisoners, that President Barack Obama’s tised. They also say some likely came from the body health care law is strug- of an executed prisoner. was driven by corruption people are gaming the and where organs were gling in many parts of the system, taking advantage The case adds to doubts country. Double-digit pre- among many doctors being paid for ... to a sys- of guaranteed coverage to tem that’s completely open, mium increases and exits get medical care only when internationally about transparent and ethical.” by big-name insurers have they are sick. whether China has met In a country that routine- caused some to wonder Not all state markets its pledge to stop harvest- ly suppresses discussions whether “Obamacare” will are in trouble. What is ing the organs of executed of human-rights issues and go down as a failed exper- more important, most of inmates. The practice is iment. widely condemned by the cracks down on lawyers and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the 11 million people cov- If Democrat Hillary ered through HealthCare. World Health Organiza- independent groups, gov- Clinton wins the White In this May 2, 2016 file photo, Democratic pres- gov and its state-run coun- tion and others because ernment officials and state House, expect her to idential candidate Hillary Clinton listens to terparts will be cushioned of concerns over coercive media have been relatively mount a rescue effort. But Dr. Christopher Beckett, CEO of Williamson from premium increases practices and fears it could open about China’s prob- how much Clinton could Health and Wellness Center during a tour an by government subsidies encourage executions. lems with organ donation. do depends on finding exam room of the facility in Williamson, W.Va. that rise with the cost. China officially claims Dr. Huang Jiefu, head of willing partners in Con- But many customers may it ended the harvesting of the system that supervises gress and among Repub- election, and the previews that more areas will become have to switch to less com- executed inmates’ organs transplants in Chinese hos- lican governors, a real po- have been brutal. Premi- one-insurer markets, losing prehensive plans to keep in January 2015. Some pitals, has been the public litical challenge. ums are expected to go up the benefits of competition. their monthly premiums foreign doctors who have face of the country’s at- tempts to change its trans- “There are turbulent sharply in many insurance The consulting firm Avalere down. And millions of peo- worked in China say au- waters,” said Kathleen plant practices. Huang marketplaces, which offer Health projects that seven ple who buy individual poli- thorities are behaving Sebelius, Obama’s first cies outside the government more responsibly, but other publicly admitted in 2005 subsidized private cover- states will only have one secretary of Health and marketplaces get no finan- observers say China hasn’t that doctors used executed Human Services. “But age to people lacking ac- insurer in each of their mar- cial help. They will have to done enough to prove that prisoners’ organs. In 2011, do I see this as a death cess to job-based plans. ketplace regions next year. pay the full increases or go it’s fulfilled that pledge. Huang and other officials knell? No.” At the same time, re- Administration officials without coverage and risk China sought to use the estimated that 65 percent Next year’s health insur- trenchment by insurers say insurers set prices too fines. (People with employer Transplantation Society’s of transplanted organs ance sign-up season starts that have lost hundreds of low in a bid to gain market coverage and Medicare are decision to hold its annual from the deceased came a week before the Nov. 8 millions of dollars means share, and the correction is largely unaffected.) meeting in Hong Kong this from executed prisoners.