WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 Beacon developer pressured from two sides

By Thomas Grillo Lynnway, the New Lynn Coa- ITEM STAFF lition requested a meeting to discuss union jobs and adding LYNN — A group of union and apartments Lynn residents can community organizers is calling on developers of a waterfront afford. apartment project to use union Eric Loth, managing direc- labor and add affordable units tor of Minco Development, the to the $80 million project. North Andover developer of the In a letter to Louis Minicucci project, said they recently re- Jr. and Arthur Pappathanasi, ceived the letter and intend to owners of the 14-acre former Beacon Chevrolet site on the A rendering of the development to be built at the former Beacon Chevrolet site. DEVELOPER, A7 Job fair in Saugus Swampscott: administrator, rivals harbormaster debate By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — Department of debates Public Works Director Gino Cresta will be lling in during the search for a per- manent town administrator. By Bridget Turcotte Cresta was named the interim town ITEM STAFF administrator at the Board of Selectmen meeting on Tuesday. He has worked for SAUGUS — With a Democrat- the town for more than 13 years. ic primary victory under her belt, “I’m both humbled and honored that Jennifer Migliore has her sights I was chosen,” Cresta said. “I took it as set on debating her opponent, state one of the highest compliments that I Rep. Donald Wong (R-Saugus). was even under consideration.” While nothing has been sched- Town Administrator Thomas Younger uled, Migliore has challenged accepted the same position in Stoneham Wong, who has held the seat since last month. His last day in Swampscott 2011, to a series of ve unscripted falls in mid-October, with Cresta step- debates. Her campaign manager ping up after his departure. e-mailed Wong’s campaign manag- Naomi Dreeben, board chairwoman, er Tuesday. said Town Accountant David Castellar- But Wong is concerned that a se- in, who also serves as assistant town ries of debates might be unreason- administrator, will exercise leadership able this late in the game. on the budget during the interim tenure. “If you only have eight weeks, Selectman Peter Spellios said Cresta how are you going to have ve de- has dabbled in many of the ongoing bates?” he said. initiatives and projects in town, which Wong said he agrees that it’s im- includes the appropriate disposal of va- portant to have a debate. He added cant town buildings, as part of his po- that he would want to hear from sition as DPW director. He said Cresta sponsors who wish to host one be- has de ned his role as something well fore making a commitment. beyond what a DPW director is in many “I’m interested to see what spon- communities. sors are going to come up to me “In Gino, speci cally, we have someone and ask for a debate,” Wong said. “I who has demonstrated a work ethic and would like to see their criterias and a commitment to this town that is tre- everything else. The last debate mendous,” he said. they had, the two candidates were Cresta said he looks forward to con- given questions ahead of time.” tinuing the process going forward with Migliore, a 25-year-old Saugus the ongoing town projects and working resident, said it’s important to en- with the selectmen. He will continue gage in an active debate, rather his work on projects such as the imple- than a forum. mentation of arti cial turf at Blocksidge “I’ve heard that Lincoln-Douglas Lynn City Hall has style debates are a much better SWAMPSCOTT, A6 way to approach it,” she said. “The voters deserve to hear our answers candidly, and not have canned re- Guatemalan avor sponses.” INSIDE Wong said he would be open to a By Gayla Cawley Martha Lobos debate or a forum. “I am open to debates,” Wong said. In Opinion ITEM STAFF brings supplies “I have a lot to debate. I could go ei- Making a vow into the lobby at LYNN — Thursday marks the 195th anniversary of Guate- ther way. I have debated with ques- to veterans. A4 Lynn City Hall mala’s independence from Spain, but the city celebrated two tions and without them. There’s a for the Gua- In Sports days early. lot of mythical information being Second half goals boost On Sept. 15, 1821, the Central American countries of Guate- temalan inde- put out there. The main thing is to Saugus eld hockey. B1 mala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica of - pendence day get the information out there.” cially proclaimed their independence. Mexico’s independence celebration. Ef cient communication is the In Food was of cially achieved shortly after. most important thing, he said. Try Rosalie’s green tomato jam ITEM PHOTO | with hard-boiled eggs. B8 GUATEMALA, A7 OWEN O’ROURKE DEBATES, A7 No interest in Lynn Peabody history eyes By Adam Swift for the site. ITEM CITY EDITOR “We have received calls skies from interested parties PEABODY — The fu- and we will reach out to ture of the former O’Shea By Bridget Turcotte share ideas and thoughts mansion remains up in ITEM STAFF on the future of the site,” the air. the mayor said. “It’s a LYNN — Stargazers The city put out a re- have their sights set on quest for proposals for the wonderful piece of prop- purchase and redevelop- erty that is important for High Rock Tower and its ment of the historic Wash- our downtown plan and view of the stars. ington Street mansion. an area that demands a Overlooking the city But no bids for the prop- continued focus for safety with a domed observatory erty came in by the Sept. purposes.” reached by stairs, the tow- 8 deadline, according to The city seized the prop- er is equipped with a 12- Daniel Doucette, the city’s erty at 2 Washington St. inch Meade telescope that purchasing agent. from Empire Design & allows visitors to get a Mayor Edward A. Bet- Development LLC in the good look at the night sky. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER tencourt Jr. said the city spring as a way to prevent The lenses are powerful will review and continue Eric Nothnagel holds his son, Charlie, 4, up to the eyepiece of the tele- to evaluate potential uses PEABODY, A7 scope at High Rock Tower so he can view the moon. TELESCOPE, A6

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 86° VOL. 138, ISSUE 240 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 54° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 OBITUARIES State plan would reconfigure Wayne Mazola Jr., 48 1968-2016 Bridgewater State Hospital LYNN — Wayne Ma- leaves behind one zola Jr., born Aug. 19, uncle, many aunts 1968, passed away and cousins. He BOSTON (AP) — Gov. petent to stand trial, and of a man who had been Christine Griffin, execu- Sept. 4, 2016, unex- lived life on his own Charlie Baker’s admin- others who have completed kept in isolation at the tive director of the Disabil- pectedly and peace- terms and loved to istration unveiled a plan their sentences but remain facility prompted a scath- ity Law Center, called the fully in his sleep. pull practical jokes. Tuesday for major changes in custody under a civil ing report from the Bos- plan a positive step in the He was a big To my son Wayne, at Bridgewater State Hos- commitment order. ton-based Disability Law right direction, but contin- brother to Brian and I love and miss you. pital, a facility that hous- The medium-securi- Center and a call from the ued to call for the state’s Jake and son of Jan- You made me laugh es and treats mentally ill ty prison about 30 miles organization to be placed mental health agency to et Mazola and the and worry about you. men either charged with south of Boston has come into receivership. eventually assume juris- late Wayne Mazola Sr. He But I know you loved me. You or convicted of a crime. under increased scrutiny Baker’s plan would keep diction over Bridgewa- was the father of Samantha are a peace now, my son. Our Under the overhaul, in- in recent years, prompting Bridgewater under the ter. Such a change would and Rachelle. He was also love to you. mates who are serving calls to transfer control of jurisdiction of the Correc- require a vote from the criminal sentences would it from the state Depart- tion Department, but calls the grandson of the late Ali- Service Information: Ser- Legislature, while Baker’s be moved out of Bridgewa- ment of Correction to the for officers to provide secu- son and John Chin and late vices were private at GO- plan can be accomplished ter and into new patient Department of Mental rity largely at the perime- Joanne and Joe Mazola. He ODRICH Funeral Home. Buri- administratively. was a friend of Tammy. He al will be at a later date. units at Old Colony Cor- Health. ter of the 22-acre complex rectional Center, a nearby In 2009, Joshua Mess- and have only limited con- “I think the major prob- prison. ier, an inmate who was tact with patients. lem is that it’s run like The administration diagnosed with schizo- The changes, the Re- a prison,” Griffin said. plans to hire a private ven- phrenia, suffered heart publican governor said in “There is too much focus Carol S. Kostopulos, 98 dor to provide “enhanced failure when guards force- a statement, “will quick- on punishing people and medical and mental health fully strapped him to a ly initiate much needed not enough focus on pro- treatment,” for patients bed. Three corrections of- change to balance public viding people with treat- SAUGUS — Mrs. She is survived who will remain at Bridge- ficers later faced criminal safety and medical treat- ment.” Carol S. (Samaras) by a sister, Helen water, including people charges in connection with ment to better serve the The Boston Globe first Kostopulos, age 98, Samaras of Lynn; a sent there for evaluation to the incident. facility and the Common- reported Tuesday on the of Saugus, died on niece, Kathleen De- determine if they are com- The suicide last year wealth.” planned overhaul. Saturday, Sept. 10, maras of Saugus, 2016, at the Grosve- a nephew, William nor Park Nursing and Samaras and his Rehabilitation Cen- wife Joyce of Low- This device can read the pages ter. She was the wife ell, and her devoted of the late Theodore godchild, Victoria J. “Ted” Kostopulos. George of Florida. She was Born and raised in Low- also the sister of the late of a book without opening it ell, she was the daughter of Nicholas, Thomas, Stephen, the late John and Katherine Henry, Stacy, Charles and By Michael Casey they used terahertz waves (Maniatis) Samaras. She at- George Samaras. ASSOCIATED PRESS — a type of radiation sit- tended Lowell schools and Service information: A fu- uated on the electromag- was a graduate of Lowell High neral service will be held on Leave it to the great netic spectrum between School. She had also attend- Friday at 11 a.m. in the SO- minds at MIT and Georgia microwaves and infrared ed Lowell teachers college. LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 Tech to figure out a way to light — to read a stack of Carol had lived in Saugus for Broadway (Route 129), Lynn, read the pages of a book papers with a single letter the past 69 years. followed by burial in Pine without actually opening it. handwritten on each page. An avid reader, and a “great Grove Cemetery. Relatives A team of researchers The device, called a ter- cook,” she also enjoyed gar- and friends are respectfully from the two institutions ahertz spectrometer, man- dening, spending time with invited to attend. Visitation pulled it off with a system aged to clearly read only her family, and most especial- 10:45-11 a.m. Directions they developed that looks nine pages, though it could ly working with her husband in and guestbook at www.soli- like a cross between a see writing on up to 20. his florist business. mine.com. camera and a microscope. “We were very excited They said it could some- because we didn’t think day be used by museums we would be able to see as to scan the contents of old deep as we did,” said Bar- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Charles G. Anastos, 83 books too fragile to handle mak Heshmat, a research Barmak Heshmat poses with his prototype or to examine paintings to scientist at the MIT Media scanning device in a lab at MIT in Cambridge. confirm their authenticity Lab. LYNN — Charles G. boyfriend Tim LeDuc, or understand the artist’s While the device is still in New York about using He said it could also be “Charlie” Anastos, great-grandaughter, creative process. a long way from reading it to inspect some of its used in industry — for 83, of Lynn died Sun- Lily Anastos, all of Writing in the latest is- an entire book, Heshmat artworks and antique vol- example, to see whether day, Sept. 11, after Peabody; sister, An- sue of the journal Nature said the team is already umes. The museum did there are cracks or other a brief illness. He nie Anastos of Lynn; Communications, the sci- talking with the Metro- not immediately respond defects beneath the paint was the husband of brothers in law, Mike entists explained how politan Museum of Art to a request for comment. on an aircraft part. Marie B. (McHugh) McHugh of Middle- Anastos. Charlie and ton and Stephen Marie were fortunate “Jimmy” McHugh to have enjoyed 62 and his wife Jodie of Court hears challenge to the years of marriage together. Pennsylvania; sisters in law, A lifelong Lynn resident, he Dorothy and Ginger Anastos was the son of the late George and Stella Anastopoulos, as New Hampshire ‘ballot selfie’ law and Beatrice (Tavoularis) well as many nieces and neph- Anastopoulos, and the son-in- ews. He is also survived by his By Denise Lavoie “What’s wrong with makes publishing a voter’s was Andrew Langlois, law of the late John and Mary good buddy Vinnie Finnochio. ASSOCIATED PRESS that?” Justice Sandra marked ballot a violation who wrote in the name (McDonough) McHugh. In addition to his parents, he Lynch asked the lawyer. punishable by a $1,000 of his dead dog, Akira, for Charlie enjoyed repairing was predeceasedIN MEMORIAM by his sis- BOSTON — Voters who Assistant Attorney Gen- fine. The American Civil the Republican U.S. Sen- things and loved watching ter ChristinaTERRY Anastos; HEBERT brothers post photos of their com- eral Steve LaBonte said if Liberties Union of New ate candidate, then post- SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 pleted election ballots on the Red Sox and Patriots. He Peter andON Philip HER BIRTHDAYAnastos, Clay voters are allowed to post Hampshire filed a federal ed his ballot on Facebook. worked as a TV repairman for Anastopoulos and his dear social media are “taking photos of their ballots, the lawsuit on behalf of three The other voters who sued many years at RG Len’s, RCA sister in law Margaret McHugh. the world into the voting state could open itself up to voters, including a man were a state representa- and Sears, before retiring Service information; Char- booth with them,” a lawyer vote-buying and voter coer- who voted for his dead dog tive and a lawyer who was in 1996. Charlie served our lie’s funeral will be held on for the state of New Hamp- cion. He used a hypotheti- because he didn’t approve seeking his first term as a country during the Korean War Friday at 9:30 a.m. from shire complained to a fed- cal example of a boss who of candidates on the ballot. state representative. Both as an airman with the United the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral eral appeals court Tuesday. tells an employee to vote Gilles Bissonnette, le- took photos of their ballots Stated Air Force. Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, But that argument was for one of his relatives or gal director of the AC- and posted them on social He was a member of the with a funeral Mass at 10:30 met with skepticism from face losing his job. The boss LU-New Hampshire, said media. Knights of Columbus, #70, in St. Mary’s Church, Lynn. In- the 1st U.S. Circuit Court could demand proof that the state’s argument in The law was upheld last Valladolid Council in Lynn. terment will be in St. Mary’s of Appeals in Boston as the the employee voted the way favor of the law is based year by a federal judge, Left to cherish his memory Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives New Hampshire Attorney he was told, LaBonte said. on speculation. Both sides but the state appealed the are his beloved wife, Marie; and friends are invited and General’s Office defended a “We want to make sure said the state hasn’t pros- ruling. daughter, Mary Theresa Anas- may call Thursday from 4-8 state law that bans posting that everyone can cast a ecuted a case of voting The 1st Circuit did not Lovingly remembered and sadly tos of Naples, Fla.; son, Char- p.m. Inmissed lieu ofby flowers,husband Ray, dona- such photos online. Mem- ballot free of intimida- fraud in recent memory. immediately rule. The lie Anastos and his wife childrentions toand Kaplan grandchildren Family bers of the three-judge pan- tion,” LaBonte told the “The law bans innocent Boston-based court hears Nancy; grandson, Dan Hospice House, 78 Lib- el repeatedly questioned court in arguments heard political forms of expres- appeals from federal Anastos and his wife ertyIN MEMORIAMSt., Danvers, MA what the state’s objection on the same day as the sion,” he said. courts in Massachusetts, Laurel, granddaughter, SUSAN01923 (SU) would TARASKIEWICZ be great- is to voters who want to use state primary. One of the voters named Maine, New Hampshire, LauraIN AnastosMEMORIAM and her 1992ly ~appreciated. SEPTEMBER 14 ~ 2016 photos of their ballots to go The law, which went into as a plaintiff in the law- Rhode Island and Puerto TERRY HEBERT 24TH ANNIVERSARY SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 public with how they voted. effect in September 2014, suit challenging the law Rico. ON HER BIRTHDAY MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Future of Mayflower II in The Boston Globe replaced. The replica of Man charged with displays. A department old Harry Fernandez was jeopardy if repairs aren’t made reports the wharf-boring the ship that carried the removing police memorial spokeswoman won’t say transported to a hospital, beetle has invaded the Pilgrims to Plymouth also whether Hickman is a where he died. PLYMOUTH (AP) — wood of the Mayflower II needs a sizable portion of flags on overpass volunteer. Loranger was arrested Hickman has been after police found hair, The owners of the May- and much of the Plym- its deck restored. BARNSTABLE (AP) — released on personal blood and body tissue em- flower II say the 60-year- outh-based ship’s hull is The fundraising cam- A man has been accused My beautiful daughter, Su, recognizance. It’s unclear bedded in the windshield old replica vessel may rotting.has been gone for 24 years. paign is $3 million short of repeatedly removing whether he has a lawyer. of his Cadillac. Surveil- not be safe for visitors in OfficialsMy tears don't with stop Plimothcoming of its Nov. 15 goal of $7.5 police memorial flags from Plantation,no matter how the many nonprofit years. lance video shows the car the coming years if their I know my prayers million. a Massachusetts overpass. that operates the vessel, Police: Man got Taco Bell pull into the drive-thru fundraisingLovingly remembered goal toand finance sadly will be answered for my beautiful Plimoth Plantation The Cape Cod Times missed by husband Ray, say daughterabout Su,60 andpercent justice will of officials say the ship’s reports David Hickman after running down pedestrian lane of a nearby Taco Bell a restorationchildren and grandchildrenisn’t met. prevail, I promise you. restaurant shortly after the ship’sLovingly plankingremembered andbelow days are numbered if the was arraigned Monday the waterlinesadly missed, must Mom be necessary repairs aren’t on charges of larceny, SPRINGFIELD (AP) the accident occurred. IN MEMORIAM made. vandalizing property and — Police say a 66-year- SUSAN (SU) TARASKIEWICZ old Massachusetts man US Coast Guard Station 1992 ~ SEPTEMBER 14 ~ 2016 IN MEMORIAM related crimes. 24TH ANNIVERSARY DEBRA JEAN ANTONIELLO Police say Hickman was stopped to get food from Scituate closes for season AND BABY ALLIE IN MEMORIAM arrested Sunday while Taco Bell immediately after 2003 ~ SEPTEMBER 14 ~ 2016 TERRY HEBERT SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 attempting to remove the running down a pedestrian The U.S. Coast Guard ON HER BIRTHDAY most recent display at the and fled the scene in his Station Scituate has West Barnstable overpass heavily damaged vehicle. closed for the season. on Route 6. Police say The Republican news- The Coast Guard says Hickman took down the paper reports Robert the station closed on flags on three previous Loranger pleaded not Monday. It is scheduled to occasions. guilty Monday to motor reopen May 22, 2017. Police say Hickman told vehicle homicide while The station closes for the them he was a volunteer under the influence of al- winter because of reduced My beautiful daughter, Su, with the state Depart- cohol, leaving the scene of boating traffic in the area. has been gone for 24 years. My tears don't stop coming ment of Transportation a personal injury accident The crews will now no matter how many years. and removed the flags and other charges. return to Station Point I know my prayers Deb and Allie gone 13 years. because he thought they Police say Loranger told Allerton in Hull, their will be answered for my beautiful The kids and I miss you so much. daughter Su, and justice will Sleep with the Angels. violated regulations about officers he thought he home duty station. prevail, I promise you. We love you. Lovingly remembered and sadly displays on overpasses. struck a cardboard box in Coast Guard Station Lovingly remembered and Shane, Stevanie, Dakota, Bentley, missed by husband Ray, The department doesn’t Springfield on Friday, not Scituate was established sadly missed, Mom Asher, and Mom (Nannie) children and grandchildren have a policy on overpass a person. Fifty-one-year- in 1936. IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM DEBRA JEAN ANTONIELLO SUSAN (SU) TARASKIEWICZ AND BABY ALLIE 1992 ~ SEPTEMBER 14 ~ 2016 2003 ~ SEPTEMBER 14 ~ 2016 24TH ANNIVERSARY

My beautiful daughter, Su, has been gone for 24 years. Deb and Allie gone 13 years. My tears don't stop coming The kids and I miss you so much. no matter how many years. Sleep with the Angels. I know my prayers We love you. will be answered for my beautiful Shane, Stevanie, Dakota, Bentley, daughter Su, and justice will Asher, and Mom (Nannie) prevail, I promise you. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed, Mom

IN MEMORIAM DEBRA JEAN ANTONIELLO AND BABY ALLIE 2003 ~ SEPTEMBER 14 ~ 2016

Deb and Allie gone 13 years. The kids and I miss you so much. Sleep with the Angels. We love you. Shane, Stevanie, Dakota, Bentley, Asher, and Mom (Nannie) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Louisiana woman saved from Lynn Area Chamber flooding meets her rescuer of Commerce hosts

By Michael Kunzelman marketing workshop ASSOCIATED PRESS 110 Munroe St. LYNN — All owners, of Partner Promotions, P.O. Box 5 DENHAM SPRINGS, managers and employees Samora has helped small Lynn, MA 01903 La. — Millions of people of established and start- and large businesses max- Customer Service have seen and shared the up businesses are invited imize visibility. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. video of a good Samaritan to attend a free Constant Upcoming free work- jumping off a boat to res- Connecting Contact online marketing shops include: cue Hailey Brouillette and All Departments: workshop series begin- • “What to Say and How her dog from a car sinking 781-593-7700 ning on Wednesday, Sept. to Say it: Content Market- into south Louisiana flood- 28, with “Effective Email Ext. 2 waters last month. Brouil- ing Made Easy,” Wednes- & Social Media Market- day, Oct. 25 Classified Advertising lette isn’t one of them, but ing” at the Lynn Area [email protected] she finally got to meet the • “2017 Digital Market- Chamber of Commerce ing Trends,” Wednesday, Subscriptions man who saved her life. offices, 583 Chestnut St. [email protected] Nov. 30. Although she heard Da- The workshop will be held Coffee and light refresh- Circulation vid Phung’s voice during from 8-10:30 a.m. [email protected] ments will be served. the rescue, Brouillette Attendees will learn The series is sponsored Ext. 3 says she never saw her how to make the most out by Constant Contact, Newsroom rescuer’s face before their PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of email and social media [email protected] reunion Monday at a Den- for their business and EDIC Lynn and SCORE [email protected] ham Springs home where David Phung, who rescued Hailey Brouillette Northeast. and her dog Sassy from her sinking car in re- learn how to effectively or- Ext. 4 she is temporarily staying. ganize, write and manage Reservations are a must, “I know I don’t know you, cent floodwaters, reunites with her for the first as space is limited to 30 Sports time in Denham Springs, La., on Monday. a marketing campaign. [email protected] but I love you,” Brouillette, The series will be run attendees. Businesses are 53, said as she hugged and allowed to have more than Ext. 5 The Aug. 13 rescue vid- waters. She remained sub- by Robin Samora, an en- thanked the man she called trepreneur and small one person attend. To Retail and Online eo shot by WAFB-TV has merged for several seconds her “angel” and “savior.” business marketing/pub- RSVP, contact the Lynn Advertising millions of YouTube views. before Phung finally pulled “It was nothing,” Phung, lic relations expert with chamber at 781-592-2900 [email protected] It shows floodwaters swal- her out of the water. 27, replied before Brouillete more than 20 years of or info@LynnAreaCham- lowing Brouillette’s red “Get my dog!” she imme- ADVERTISING introduced him to Sassy, the experience. As founder ber.com. convertible as David Phung diately shouted. Ernie Carpenter, Jr. poodle mix he also saved. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 A Red Cross volunteer and two of his relatives ar- The poodle appeared to [email protected] who befriended Brouil- rive in a boat and urge her be underwater for at least New York settles with Bob Gunther lette at a shelter arranged to get out of the car. 20 seconds before Phung Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 Monday’s meeting. Brouil- “I’m trying! I can’t!” she took a deep breath, dipped four companies to stop [email protected] lette lost her trailer home replied. “Oh my God! I’m below the surface and Ralph Mitchell and all of her belongings drowning!” emerged with the dog cra- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 in the flooding. Phung Phung tried to smash a dled in his arms. tracking children online [email protected] brought her a load of sup- car window from the boat, “I got your dog!” he Philip Ouellette plies, including dog food. then jumped into the water yelled. “Swim to the boat.” By Michael Virtanen Hasbro said it cooper- Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 and used his hands to rip Phung said he lost count [email protected] “It’s just who we are in ASSOCIATED PRESS ated with investigators Louisiana. We help people open a hole on the top of the of how many people that he and will closely monitor Cassie Vitali in times of need,” he said. car. Phung grabbed Brouil- helped save from the flood- ALBANY, N.Y. — The companies working on its Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 state attorney general [email protected] “I was put in that place to lette by her arms as the car waters, but none was more behalf. help her out.” disappeared in the murky dramatic than Brouillette’s. announced settlements “We are rolling out a Patricia Whalen Tuesday with Viacom, Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 new, stricter online priva- [email protected] Mattel, Hasbro and Jump- cy protection policy for our Prosecutor reaches $4 million Start Games to stop them partners, and enacting BUSINESS OFFICE from using or allowing new protocols and tech- Beth Bresnahan tracking technology on nology to scan our digital Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 settlement with utility for gas leak their popular children’s [email protected] properties for any cookies, websites. widgets or other applica- Susan J. Conti By Brian Melley The settlements re- tions that may violate our Controller, ext. 1288 ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] quire Viacom, Mattel and policy,” spokeswoman Ju- JumpStart to pay penal- Ted Grant LOS ANGELES — A lie Duffy said. Publisher, ext. 1234 utility that owns a well ties totaling $835,000 fol- Mattel said it takes on- [email protected] that leaked massive lowing a two-year inves- line privacy and security Marian Kinney amounts of natural gas tigation into violations of seriously. ext. 1212 and drove thousands of the 1998 federal law that “Any time we become [email protected] families from their Los prohibits unauthorized aware of a question about Will Kraft Angeles homes pleaded collection of children’s whether a Mattel-oper- Vice President / Finance no contest to a criminal personal information on ated website is in full ext. 1296 websites directed at users [email protected] charge Tuesday as part compliance with the Chil- of a $4 million settlement under 13. Hasbro won’t dren’s Online Privacy Pro- Jennifer Perez pay a penalty because it ext. 1205 with prosecutors. tection Act or other laws, [email protected] The deal requires South- was enrolled in a Federal we take prompt action to Trade Commission-ap- CIRCULATION ern California Gas Co. to investigate and, if neces- adopt a leak-monitoring proved online-privacy sary, remedy the situation Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 system at its Aliso Can- program that had some and look for additional [email protected] yon facility that goes be- problems, according to controls to avoid a re-oc- CLASSIFIED yond federal and state re- the attorney general’s of- currence,” spokesman quirements, Los Angeles fice. Alex Clark said. Abbe Young Smith FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Manager, ext. 1276 County District Attorney All four companies al- Viacom and JumpStart [email protected] Jackie Lacey said. Protesters wearing gas masks attend a hearing lowed tracking technology didn’t immediately reply “The protections put in Kerry Smith over a gas leak at the southern California Gas such as cookies on their to requests for comment. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 place by this agreement Company’s Aliso Canyon Storage Facility near websites in violation of “Now children live on- [email protected] create a safer facility for the Porter Ranch section of Los Angeles. the law, Attorney General line and we have to po- its employees, the en- Eric Schneiderman said. lice the internet as we NEWSROOM vironment and the sur- led more than 8,000 fam- to make it detectable and, Such technology can be seek to police our streets,” Bill Brotherton rounding communities,” ilies to move out of their possibly, to trace chemi- used by marketers and Schneiderman said. “You Features Editor ext. 1338 Lacey said in a statement. [email protected] homes in the Porter Ranch cals included in natural advertisers to target po- track people so you can The company pleaded no tential customers. sell things to them. ... I Gayla Cawley contest to a misdemeanor area of the San Fernando gas. Reporter, ext. 1236 Valley. Many experienced Residents and some “The way the law is don’t want there to be a [email protected] count of failing to immedi- structured, the compa- dossier on any child that ately report the gas leak headaches, nosebleeds environmental and con- Dillon Durst and nausea during the sumer groups have called nies have the primary can be used later to scam Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 to state officials when it obligation to police their them.” [email protected] was discovered Oct. 23. event that scientists said for the shutdown of Aliso was the largest known re- Canyon, which is the larg- sites,” Schneiderman said. All four companies Thomas Grillo The utility waited three “When we notified them, lease of climate-changing est natural gas storage signed agreements to Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1264 days before notifying the they took immediate ac- regularly scan their chil- [email protected] state Office of Emergency methane in U.S. history. facility west of the Missis- tion.” dren’s websites to screen Services, prosecutors said. Health experts attribut- sippi River, saying it is not Spenser Hasak Their websites include advertisers’ or others’ Copy Editor, ext. 1278 The well that wasn’t ed the maladies to an necessary to provide pow- Viacom’s Nick Jr. and data collection practices [email protected] plugged until February odorant added to methane er to Southern California. Nickelodeon; Mattel’s to ensure legal compli- Thor Jourgensen News Editor, ext. 1267 Barbie, Hot Wheels and ance and update their [email protected] American Girl; Jump- privacy policies. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Voters already know what they need to know B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant We have a strong-if-mistaken as- there’s a related point to make about hundreds of millions of dollars of it News Editor Gordon R. Hall sumption that voters should be ex- the debate over early voting. — is for the most part dedicated to W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance perts on political candidates, at least Jim Geraghty at National Review pushing all of us to where we were P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton when it comes to those running for argues against it mainly because it likely to go anyway, based on our Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman president. How does this assumption creates gaps between the informa- party and group identification. P ”  affect the reaction to Hillary Clinton’s tion possessed by Election Day vot- Nothing is wrong with that. If my Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 health issue, for example, or to new ideology or profession or ethnicity or Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 ers and those who go to the polls in Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 revelations about Donald Trump’s October or even September. He sees income bracket is important to me Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 business practices? Or, for that mat- it as a problem when some people when it comes to politics, and if I can Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ter, to our understanding of the poli- have already voted before the gener- correctly match which candidate Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 cies the candidates articulate? al-election debates, and before what- these groups are voting for, then I’m Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 Let’s start with the policy part. ever revelations are still to come in a sufficiently informed voter. Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 When it comes to their positions, the final weeks of the campaign. This doesn’t mean that all people Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 candidates generally give detailed Geraghty supplies a few exam- in any group “should” vote for the John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 information, freely available on ples of late-breaking news, such as same candidate. We all belong to their websites (Donald Trump is a the financial crisis that unfolded in dozens of groups, and we can and do partial exception, but even he some- September 2008 and the revelation choose which of these groups matter times talks about his plans if he’s late in the 2000 cycle that George the most to us politically and which elected). So, as David Weigel of the W. Bush once got a ticket for driving do not. Washington Post correctly pointed under the influence. Nor does it mean that politicians out, the people mainly responsible It isn’t clear why anyone should can stop talking about policy, or for voter ignorance are … the voters have shifted his or her vote in 2000 that the media should stop pressing themselves. or 2008 because of this news. And it them on it. Candidate promises are EDITORIAL The media spend more time on isn’t clear now why anyone should an important part of representation, even if (most) voters are only bare- horse-race and scandal reporting change his or her vote because Hil- ly aware of what the candidates are than on the candidates’ proposals, lary Clinton has walking pneumo- saying on (most) issues. but that doesn’t mean policy is ig- nia, or because it turns out that We should, however, stop sham- nored. If voters really wanted more Donald Trump’s charitable founda- Making a vow ing each other and ourselves for not stories on actual proposals, the press tion is more of a sham than previ- being well-informed voters. Most of would oblige. Horse-race and scan- ously disclosed. us most of the time know enough dal coverage isn’t what reporters or The main point here is that most to vote “correctly.” We vote the way to veterans editors prefer. It’s what readers and people don’t base their votes on in- we would if we had spent a lot more viewers want, even if they subse- formation they get about candidates time and effort on it. quently complain about it and about and their policies. Mostly, we are vot- Saturday afternoon’s Grand Army of the politicians who supposedly never ex- ing for a candidate’s party. Or, more Jonathan Bernstein is a Bloomberg Republic (GAR) building tour and Saturday plain what they would do in office. broadly, most of us vote in sync with View columnist. Readers may night’s veterans appreciation fundraising If voters themselves are respon- those groups we identify with polit- send him email at jbernstein62@ event have nothing and everything in com- sible for their own ignorance, then ically. The candidate’s campaign — bloomberg.net. mon. The GAR building is one of the city’s best- kept secrets. The Andrew Street building’s bland brown facade masks a treasure trove of Civil War history valued by researchers and lovingly tended by curator Robert Mat- thias and a close knit group of local histo- rians. The city-owned property is featured on school field trip lists and Saturday’s noon to 3 p.m. tour is aptly described as a chance to “step into a time warp.” On the other hand, Saturday evening’s North Shore Veterans Appreciation Day Committee parade fundraiser is a chance to look ahead to 2018 when veterans who successfully organized past appreciation parades ramp up to host another salute. Saturday’s event at the Franco American hall, 535 Western Ave., is an evening of mu- sic and fun starting at 7 p.m. But it is also a chance to discuss the success the city and veterans groups have had in serving veter- ans and identify ways to improve that ser- vice. The GAR event and the Franco fundraiser highlight how much Lynn does for veterans. Lynn city officials and veterans organiza- tions annually salute Vietnam War and Ko- rean War veterans as well as women veter- ans. These ceremonies are held in addition to Memorial Day and Veterans Day salutes. Lynn is also justifiably proud to host the veterans clinic on Boston Street where ser- vices launched in a small office have ex- panded into a ground-floor office. JAMES A. HAUGHT The city’s commitment to local veterans coupled with efforts by Lynn Housing Au- thority and Neighborhood Development to How Democrats and Republicans switched beliefs end homelessness among veterans reflects the work a century ago by Grand Army of Strangely, over a century, Amer- for helping end war between Russia he continued to orate unfazed. the Republic posts to serve Civil War vets. ica’s two major political parties and Japan. Later, when reporters asked if the The post on Andrew Street provided a gradually reversed identities, like After leaving office, Roosevelt felt wounding would deter his campaign, gathering place for Union Army veterans. the magnetic poles of Planet Earth that his successor, William Howard Roosevelt replied that he was “fit as But the post and similar ones across the switching direction. Taft (1857-1930), was leading America a bull moose.” Thereafter, his party country grew into organizations with influ- When the Republican Party was too far to the right. So T.R. challenged was dubbed the Bull Moose Party. ence on local politics and job creation. formed in 1856, it was fiercely lib- Taft for the GOP nomination in 1912, Progressives won about one-fourth The GAR’s one-time role in meeting vet- eral, opposing the expansion of slav- and lost. In rebellion, Roosevelt gath- of the 1912 popular vote, and Dem- erans’ needs has been inherited by govern- ery, calling for more spending on ered his liberal delegates and formed ocrat Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924) ment agencies augmented by assistance public education, seeking more open the Progressive Party, with a bold plat- attained the presidency. In 1916, from veterans organizations. Thinking immigration and the like. Compas- form bordering on socialism. Roosevelt declined the Progressive ahead to 2018 and the opportunity to honor sionate Abraham Lincoln suited the The new-formed party called for nomination, and the liberal party he veterans also provides an opportunity to en- new party’s progressive agenda. universal medical care under a Na- created soon disintegrated. vision veterans’ needs into the next decade. In that era, Democrats were con- tional Health Service. It sought gov- In a sense, Teddy Roosevelt was the This will require one generation aiding a servatives, partly dominated by the ernment pensions for retirees, plus last major Republican liberal. Ensu- previous one. It will be up to Gulf War and slave-holding South. Those old-style compensation for the jobless and ing decades saw the GOP grow steadi- Afghan and Iraq War veterans to meet the Democrats generally opposed any disabled. It demanded an eight-hour ly more conservative, and Democrats needs of Vietnam War veterans. With Post government action to create jobs or workday and a minimum wage for acquire the liberal mantle. When the Traumatic Stress, Agent Orange and Trau- help underdogs. women. It sought a constitutional Great Depression struck, the “New matic Brain Injury topping the list of health Through the latter half of the 19th amendment to allow a federal in- Deal” of Democrat Franklin Delano complications challenging two generations century, the pattern of Republicans as come tax. It supported voting by Roosevelt (1882-1945), Theodore’s of veterans, health care leads the priorities liberals, Democrats as conservatives, women, more freedom for workers to nephew-in-law, achieved landmark facing government agencies and organiza- generally held true. In 1888, the GOP organize and strike, inheritance tax progressive reforms. tions aiding veterans. elected President Benjamin Harri- on rich estates, worker’s compen- In the 1960s, the “Great Society” As those priorities get discussed, the vi- son (1833-1901) on a liberal platform sation for on-the-job injuries, and of Democrat Lyndon Johnson (1908- sions for aiding veterans should not be con- seeking more social services. many other left-wing goals. 1973) vastly expanded the public strained and should include reimagining Then in 1896, a reversal began The Progressive platform attacked safety net and gave legal equality to facilities like Union Hospital with a focus when Democrats nominated pop- big-money influence in politics, vow- African-Americans — driving racist on veterans services. ulist firebrand William Jennings ing “to destroy this invisible govern- Dixie out of the Democratic Party, Veterans deserve a wholehearted effort on Bryan (1860-1925), “the Great Com- ment, to dissolve the unholy alliance into the GOP. the part of those they served and protected moner.” between corrupt business and cor- Then Republican President Ron- to provide them with a bright future. “He was the first liberal to win the rupt politics.” ald Reagan (1911-2004) mobilized Democratic Party presidential nom- Roosevelt was a fiery orator and the “religious right” of white evan- ination,” political scholar Rich Rubi- writer, saying: “I believe that there gelicals for his party. Later, extreme no wrote. “This represented a radi- should be a very much heavier pro- white conservatives calling them- cal departure from the conservative gressive tax on very large incomes, a selves “tea party” militants emerged roots of the Democratic Party.” tax which should increase in a very in the GOP. Meanwhile, the GOP began shift- marked fashion for the gigantic in- All this outlines America’s politi- ing to conservative. Theodore Roos- comes.” cal flipflop — how the liberal Repub- evelt (1858-1919) — a vice president While Roosevelt was campaigning lican Party turned conservative, and who took the top office after William in Milwaukee in 1912, a crazed as- the conservative Democratic Party McKinley was assassinated in 1901 sassin, John Schrank — who claimed turned liberal. It was a fascinating — was a Republican liberal who that the ghost of William McKinley transition. supported a “Square Deal” for work- asked him to avenge McKinley’s ing families. He broke up monopo- death by killing Roosevelt — shot James A. Haught is editor emeri- listic trusts of rich corporations. He the Progressive candidate in the tus of West Virginia’s largest news- championed pure food and drugs. chest. The bullet was partly deflect- paper, The Charleston Gazette-Mail. He created national parks and for- ed by Roosevelt’s 50-page speech He can be reached by phone at 304- ests for the enjoyment of everyone. and his steel eyeglasses case, but 348-5199 or by email at haught@wv- He won the 1906 Nobel Peace Prize wounded him nonetheless. Bleeding, gazettemail.com. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Obama: Clinton ‘steady,’ Trump ‘not fit in any way’ to lead

By Kathleen feet. Her campaign later his charity to buy “a six- Hennessey said she been diagnosed foot-tall painting of him- ASSOCIATED PRESS with pneumonia. Clinton self,” Obama said, refer- canceled campaign events encing a Washington Post PHILADELPHIA — this week to recover. investigation of Trump’s Accusing Republicans of The incident and the charity. fanning hate, President campaign’s attempt to “I mean, you know, he Barack Obama on Tues- keep the diagnosis se- had the taste not to go for day stepped in to defend cret revived long-held the 10-foot version,” he a bruised and temporarily concerns about Clinton’s said. benched Hillary Clinton, hoping to reassure Dem- tendency to hunker down Obama is seeking to ocrats nervous both about during a crisis, making generate momentum for their presidential candi- matters worse. Clinton in a race that has date’s health and her han- Clinton spent the day become uncomfortably dling of fresh trouble on reading briefing material, close for many Democratic her campaign. making calls and watch- supporters. The latest poll Speaking at an outdoor ing Obama’s speech from by Quinnipiac University rally in a Democratic her home in Chappaqua, found her with a 5 per- stronghold, Obama praised New York, her campaign centage-point edge over Clinton as the most quali- said. She’s due back on the Trump in Pennsylvania. fied candidate ever to seek campaign trail Thursday. Obama’s event at an the office and mocked her PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS To an audience of rough- outdoor plaza in front of opponent Donald Trump ly 6,000 supporters in the Philadelphia Muse- as “not fit in any way” to President Barack Obama speaks at campaign event for Democratic downtown Philadelphia, um of Art was his third lead. He suggested Clin- presidential candidate Hillary Clinton Tuesday at Eakins Oval in Phil- Obama argued that Clin- for Clinton, including his ton was again the victim adelphia. ton has been more trans- speech at the Democratic of unfair treatment and a parent in providing health National Convention, also scandal machine that has fighting for us even if we take for granted some- “half” of Trump support- and financial records than in Philadelphia. The presi- dogged her throughout her haven’t always appreciat- times what is steady and ers and then backtracked her rival, as well as releas- dent, who remains broadly long political career. ed it,” Obama said. “I un- true. And Hillary Clinton somewhat on her remarks. ing her past tax returns popular among the Demo- “What sets Hillary apart derstand, we’re a young is steady and she is true.” She also was forced to while Trump refuses to cratic base, is viewed as a is that through it all she country, we are a restless The remarks were the abruptly leave an event release his. key asset in pushing die- just keeps on going and country. We always like closest Obama came to because of an illness she Obama said the Clinton hard Democrats to the she doesn’t stop caring the new shiny thing. I mentioning Clinton’s had not disclosed. Clin- Foundation has “saved polls, especially in battle- and she doesn’t stop try- benefited from that when rough weekend, during ton was caught on video countless lives around the ground state urban cen- ing and she never stops I was a candidate, and we which she disparaged struggling to stay on her world,” while Trump used ters such as Philadelphia.

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All address information, particularly 1:27 p.m. Monday at 42 Spen- Swampscott officer came to woman inside possibly looking Accidents Complaints arrests, reflect police records. In the cer St.; at 2:18 p.m. Monday identify him to see if he was the into houses. A report of a suspicious per- event of a perceived inaccuracy, it at 61 Munroe St.; at 3:54 p.m. same person they had a pursuit A report of a motor vehicle accident at 11:03 a.m. Monday son at 2:53 a.m. Monday at is the sole responsibility of the con- Monday at 22 Warren St.; at with earlier. Alexander F. Deje- Fire 5:31 p.m. Monday at Union sus-Severino, 32, of Lynn, was on Brown Circle; at 1:38 p.m. Ken’s Car Care Center at 128 cerned party to contact the relevant Hospital at 500 Lynnfield St.; arrested. A report of a brush fire at Monday on Adams Street; at Ballard St. An employee from police department and have the at 6:41 p.m. Monday at 255 3:19 p.m. Monday at 286 New- 4:19 p.m. Monday on Copeland the Fox Hill Bridge reported a department issue a notice of correc- Chestnut St.; at 8:35 p.m. Theft bury St. Circle; at 4:51 p.m. Monday man who jumped the fence tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Monday at 31 Curwin Circle; at on Revere Street; at 6:36 p.m. from Lynn to Saugus, changed clarifications will not be made without 8:49 a.m. Tuesday on Kingsley A report of a larceny/forgery/ Theft Monday on Orvis Road; at 7:52 his clothes and looked into the fraud at 3:16 p.m. Monday at express notice of change from the ar- Terrace; at 10:57 a.m. Tuesday p.m. Monday at Speedway on cars; at 6:15 p.m. Monday at at 110 Grove St. Brown’s Island. A report of a stolen motor ve- Lee Burbank Highway. Trader Joe’s at 358 Broadway. A resting police department. A report of an attempted lar- hicle at 11:32 a.m. Tuesday at manager reported a suspicious Overdose ceny at 3:18 p.m. Monday at 18 Essex Lane. Breaking and Entering man looking into vehicles in the LYNN Brown’s Island. A caller reported parking lot. A report of an overdose at falling asleep on the island and Vandalism A report of a breaking and en- A report of a disturbance at Arrests 5:38 p.m. Monday on Circuit was awoken by a noise, which tering at 11:54 a.m. Monday on 4:20 p.m. Monday at Square Avenue; at 9:49 p.m. Monday turned out to be someone at- A report of vandalism at 1:12 Arcadia Street. One Mall at 1201 Broadway; at Erika Grace, 29, was arrest- on Granite Street. tempting to steal his property. p.m. Tuesday at 16 Andover St. 4:45 p.m. Monday at 195 Winter ed and charged with armed Nothing was taken and the sus- A caller reported a passerby Complaints St.; at 7 p.m. Monday at Nick’s robbery at 5:43 p.m. Monday. Theft pects were spoken to by police. broke her window. The suspect Place at 306 Central St. A caller Joanne Knapp, 32, of 79 N was described as a man with A report of a disturbance at reported her son was assaulted Common St., was arrested and A report of a larceny at 1:44 a green hoodie traveling down 1:51 a.m. Monday on Stark Av- by the cook; at 8:35 p.m. Mon- p.m. Monday at Sullivan’s Li- NAHANT charged with possession of a Buttonwood to the woods. An enue; at 2:58 a.m. Monday on day at 86 Newhall Ave. A caller quors at 196 Essex St.; at 6:33 Class A drug and on a warrant officer reported nothing was Crescent Avenue; at 1:12 p.m. reported two women were throw- p.m. Monday at 44 Mall St.; at Arrest charge of sexual conduct for a stolen from the vehicle, but Monday on Arcadia Street; at ing rocks and sticks at the build- 7:23 p.m. Monday at Walmart fee at 11:03 p.m. Monday. Juan M. Mejia, 27, of 77 the driver’s side window was 2:33 p.m. Monday at Revere ing; at 10:05 p.m. Monday at at 780 Lynnway. Burma St., Chelsea, was arrest- smashed. High School on School Street. A 77 Newhall Ave.; at 12:43 a.m. A report of motor vehicle theft Accidents ed and charged with operation 17-year-old juvenile was arrest- Tuesday at 4 Makepeace St. at 2:15 p.m. Monday at 375 of a motor vehicle with a sus- REVERE ed and charged with disturbing A report of a motor vehicle Boston St.; at 9:09 p.m. Mon- pended license and speeding the peace, disorderly conduct, accident at 3:33 p.m. Monday Theft day at 20 Gardiner St. at 10:49 p.m. Friday. Arrests assault and battery and resist- at 147 Washington St.; at 4:17 ing arrest. A 16-year-old juve- A report of motor vehicle theft p.m. Monday at Belleaire and Vandalism Elvis V. Felix, 32, of 5 Sea- nile was arrested and charged at 7:35 a.m. Monday at 7A Western avenues; at 5:20 p.m. Complaints side Terrace, Apt. 3, Lynn, was with disorderly conduct, dis- Thomas St. Monday at 132 S Common St.; A report of motor vehicle van- A report of a disturbance at arrested and charged with dis- turbing the peace, resisting ar- A report of a larceny at 10:49 at 5:37 p.m. Monday at Barrett dalism at 5:20 p.m. Monday at 6:54 a.m. Saturday on Emerald tribution of a Class A drug and rest, assault and battery on a a.m. Monday at Hooters at Street and Western Avenue; at 41 Brimblecom St.; at 11:22 Road; at 11:31 p.m. Saturday conspiracy to violate the drug police officer and trespassing; 1143 Broadway. A woman re- 5:51 p.m. Monday at 4 Sargents a.m. Tuesday at 125 Marianna at Oceanview Country Club on St. law at 12:55 pm. Monday. at 10:07 p.m. Monday at Su- ported her backpack was taken Court; at 8:26 p.m. Monday at Willow Road. noco on North Shore Road; at from work. Her laptop was taken Federal Street and Western Av- Maritza Iglesia, 44, of 66 Linden St., Apt. 2, Lynn, was 10:52 p.m. Monday on Proctor and her credit cards were used enue; at 8 a.m. Tuesday at Lib- MARBLEHEAD Theft Avenue. fraudulently in Salem. erty and Willow streets; at 8:10 arrested and charged with dis- a.m. Tuesday at 424 Broadway; Arrest A report of a larceny/forgery/ orderly conduct and interfering at 8:18 a.m. Tuesday at Empire fraud at 1:24 p.m. Monday on with a police officer at 1:58 Theft SWAMPSCOTT a.m. Monday. and Timson streets; at 12:11 Alexander F. Dejesus-Sev- Central Street. A report of a larceny/forgery/ p.m. Tuesday at Baltimore and erino, 32, of 16 Shepard St., Luis A. Mercedes Jr., 23, Accidents of 340 Parkland Ave., Apt. A1, fraud at 3:14 p.m. Monday at Nahant streets; at 12:39 p.m. Apt. 2, Lynn, was arrested and Vandalism Showcase Cinema on Squire Lynn, was arrested and charged A report of a motor vehicle hit Tuesday at 173 Union St. charged with failure to stop for Road; at 6:01 p.m. Monday on A report of vandalism at 9:10 with nine counts of conspiracy and run accident at 4:39 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle police, failure to stop/yield, Ocean Avenue; at 6:56 p.m. a.m. Saturday on Little Nahant to violate the drug law, eight Monday at Mission on the Bay hit and run accident at 9:47 negligent operation of a motor Monday on Beach Street. vehicle and speeding at 5:26 Road. counts of distribution of a Class at 141 Humphrey St. a.m. Tuesday at 52 Bailey St.; A report of a motor vehicle ac- at 1:10 p.m. Tuesday at 139 p.m. Monday. A drug and heroin/morphine/ Vandalism PEABODY opium trafficking at 12:55 p.m. cident at 6:25 p.m. Monday at Broad St. Capen Road and Essex Street. Accidents Monday. A report of motor vehicle van- Accidents Brian Paniagua, 22, of 24 dalism at 4:09 p.m. Monday on Assaults A report of a motor vehicle hit Complaints Mall St., Apt. 3, Lynn, was ar- Constitution Avenue. and run accident at 12:25 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle hit A report of an assault and rested and charged with eight A report of vandalism at 5:46 Monday on Market Square. and run accident at 2:07 p.m. A report of a large bobcat battery at 5:27 a.m. Tuesday on counts of conspiracy to violate p.m. Monday on Jordan Street; Monday at 152 Shore Drive. walking down the hill at 8:21 Broad Street. the drug law, seven counts of at 7:28 p.m. Monday at Dehon a.m. Monday on Birch Road. An Complaints A report of a motor vehicle distribution of a Class A drug, accident at 5:13 p.m. Monday Street and North Shore Road. officer checked the area and Breaking and Entering A report of a stolen outboard heroin/morphine/opium traf- didn’t find anything. at Boston Children’s Hospital ficking and drug violation near A report of a motor vehicle at 12:05 p.m. Monday on Nah- SAUGUS A report of a motor vehicle at 10 Centennial Drive; at 6:35 a school/park at 12:55 p.m. breaking and entering at 1:30 ant Street. A caller reported he p.m. Monday at Stoneybrook pursuit at 5:16 p.m. Monday on Monday. p.m. Monday at 535 Western had a small outboard engine Condominium; at 7:21 a.m. Breaking and Entering Burrill Street. Police attempted Luis Adolfo Torres, 21, of 66 Ave.; at 2:16 p.m. Monday at taken from his boat between Tuesday at 20 Newbury St. to stop a scooter for motor ve- 54 Park St.; at 3:46 p.m. Mon- Aug. 15 and Labor Day. and 200 Lake St.; at 9:10 a.m. Linden St., Apt. 2, Lynn, was A report of a motor vehicle hicle violations and the person day at 54 Park St. A report of a helicopter flying Tuesday at Sullivan Tire & Auto arrested and charged with un- breaking and entering at 7:50 on the scooter didn’t stop. The A report of a breaking and low at 2:32 p.m. Monday on Te- Service at 175 Washington St. licensed operation of a motor p.m. Monday at Walgreens chase was terminated once the entering at 5:20 p.m. Monday desco Street. An officer report- vehicle at 1:58 a.m. Monday. Pharmacy at 1228 Broadway. scooter crossed into Lynn on at 673 Western Ave.; at 10:52 ed the helicopter was filming for Complaints Nicholas G. Turco, 22, of 30 A caller reported her purse was Eastern Avenue. a.m. Tuesday at 66 Moulton St. a German production. North St., was arrested and taken out of her vehicle. The A report of suspicious activity A report of a scooter pursuit A report of a suspicious motor charged with receiving a stolen suspect from video surveillance at 8:30 p.m. Monday at Marian Complaints at 5:26 p.m. Monday on Mo- vehicle at 12:25 p.m. Monday motor vehicle, conspiracy to vi- is described as a white man Court College at 35 Littles Point hawk Road. An officer reported at 4 Litchfield Road. A caller re- olate the drug law and resisting with a beard, wearing a black Road. A caller reported a rowdy A report of a disturbance at chasing a kid on a scooter. A ported a vehicle with a man and arrest at 7:32 p.m. Monday. T-shirt and shorts. group riding around on golf carts. Lynn looks up to the skies TELESCOPE teering their time to take you think that’s somehow 100 Hemlock Road, Wakefield MA 01880 From A1 groups, including scouts, not what it is.” 781-246-0810 ext. 1640 church groups and fami- A camera on the tele- enough to view the rings lies for viewings. scope broadcasts what is Fall 2016 Community Education Programs and of Saturn, Jupiter and her Marsh leads the demon- seen in the observatory moons, galaxies and star stration, lining up the on a monitor downstairs State Licensing Programs clusters. A computerized scope with the moon and for handicap accessibility, tracking system creates answering questions. Marsh said. APPRENTICE PROGRAMS LANGUAGE COURSES maps of the sky. A tour on Tuesday night Construction Supervisor License English as a Second Language (ESL) The tower was given to “It’s a great resource that offered a clear look at the the city with the inten- Construction Carpentry I, II, & III Conversational Spanish the city has,” said Jamie moon, but during tours tion of it being “a place for Electrical 1 - 4, & Masters Spanish 1 Marsh, the city’s commu- later in the season, more learning and thought.” In nity development director. can be seen, he said. Electrical Journeyman & Masters Prep MASS CONTINUING ED the future, a stone cottage HVAC/Refrigeration Licensing “A 98-year-old gentleman Lily King, 6, has been that sits on the property Construction Supervisory who took 20 minutes to Plumbing Tier 1 – 5, & Master coming to the events since will become a classroom, Electrical 15-Hour Update get up to the top came up she was a baby, said her Marsh said. Plumbing Journeyman & Master Prep and saw the stars. People mom, Dorothy Louisos of Electrical 6-Hour Update Those interested in a COMPUTER COURSES Plumbing Sessions 8 & 9 come from all over to uti- Beverly. peak at the heavens will 3D CAD Design lize it. I think it’s great “It’s cool because I like have another chance to MEDICAL COURSES people from Swampscott space,” King said. Microsoft Office 2016: get a glimpse at the night Biology and Boxford are coming to She added that at home, sky on Oct. 11 and Nov. 8 Word, Excel & PowerPoint Chemistry Lynn.” she has glow-in-the-dark at 6 p.m. QuickBooks 2015 EKG (Electrocardiograph) The tower was closed off stars and planets on her Typing For the Beginner from the public until 2001, bedroom ceiling. Bridget Turcotte can be Phlebotomy Training reached at bturcotte@item- Understanding Your Home Computer when staff from the city’s “Seeing Saturn is amaz- Community Development ing,” said Louisos. “When live.com. Follow her on & Laptop HEALTH & FITNESS Cardio Latin Dance department began volun- you see it in the pictures, Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. ENRICHMENT COURSES Zumba Fitness Controlling Your Spending Creative Cooking TRADE PREPARATION Job fair in Swampscott: Digital Photography 40-Hour Real Estate Pre-License Effective Public Speaking Auto Body Repair administrator, harbormaster Guitar Lessons Auto Damage Appraisal Auto Mechanics Basic & Advance Hospice Volunteer Training SWAMPSCOTT ing the finalists for the told selectmen that he will Basic Home Improvement Investing Made Simple From A1 position, will be finalized not recommend Bithell’s Knitting 1 & 2 Cabinetmaking by the end of the month. reappointment. Selling & Buying a House Manicuring Field and the Humphrey By Nov. 2, the screening Bithell’s attorney, Neil Street redesign. committee is expected to Rossman, said previously Understanding Stocks & Bonds OSHA Construction Safety & Health Small Engine Repair The board also unan- inform the selectmen of that his client is scheduled Watercolor & Acrylic Art imously approved the their top candidates. Two Welding Basic & Advance to appear at a Sept. 19 Watercolor & Pastel Art drafted job description and weeks later, the board will clerk magistrate’s hearing Welding Certification Testing Prep posting for the town ad- vote on a town adminis- to determine if criminal ministrator position. The trator, with a start date charges should be filed for To register on-line or for detailed course information visit us at: job will be posted within expected in mid-January. use of an expired license www.neadulted.com the week and applications Discussion and a pos- plate. 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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 No interest in Peabody history The American Painkiller Crisis: PEABODY In a letter sent to Pea- in the downtown business From A1 body city solicitor Michael district,” Flynn stated. Smerczynski and John General references made its demolition and pave the Leonard, a Boston attor- by the mayor about police Big Pharma’s Deadly way for future development ney hired by the city to activity within 500 feet of 2 of the site. The Glouces- work on the case, Grant Washington St. were no dif- ter-based company was stated that there is a ferent in seriousness than paid $425,000 for the prop- very strong case that the in many other districts in Secret About What’s erty and is seeking nearly taking was in violation of the city, according to Flynn. $1.8 million in a lawsuit state general laws. “No statistical data of any filed against the city in Es- “The landowner was not kind supports the claim, sex Superior Court. notified until the order of nor was any data present- In Your Cabinet Now, the city faces fur- taking was recorded; the ed,” stated Flynn in the let- ther legal action in rela- city failed to give notice ter. “In fact, the neighbor- tion to the eminent do- of any public hearing re- hood is thriving with retail, main taking. garding the taking to the apartments, businesses, A devastated The attorney for Em- owner of record and the restaurants, pre-schools, wife shares the pire Design, Peter Flynn, named plaintiff via regis- museums, churches and amended the original com- tered mail pursuant to the additional uses.” heartbreaking plaint, contending that statute; and the city failed Bettencourt had no com- the city failed to make to give 20 days notice of ment on the lawsuit. story of how the necessary findings re- any public hearing regard- City officials have touted quired to take an historic ing the taking via publica- the desire for a mixed-use common, over-the- property by eminent do- tion pursuant to (general development for the site, main. Flynn said he has laws),” Flynn stated. combining some residen- counter painkillers also filed a preliminary in- In the amended com- tial units with light retail almost ended her junction in Superior Court plaint, Flynn states that or a restaurant. this month seeking to stop the city failed to make a According to the legal ad husband’s life. the sale of the property determination that the for the request for propos- and invalidate the emi- property was blighted, dec- als, Bettencourt had the nent domain taking. adent or substandard as right to offer the property Chris Peterson Demand is soaring for NatureHeals, a safe, natural alternative “This is the second leg of recorded in order of taking. for sale to a party deemed Special Health Investigator to potentially deadly over-the-counter painkillers probably a three- or four- “The city has failed to beneficial to the city. The hree weeks ago Marjorie step process that would demonstrate the specif- right is also reserved to THolcomb of Springfield woke A Biblical Secret to culminate with a civil ic blight, harm, or public reject any or all proposals up like she did every day. Curing Joint Pain? rights case, if necessary,” safety issues at or near the that came forward by the Little did she know that after that Unlike lab-created chemicals, these said Flynn. property, which is located Sept. 8 deadline. morning, the peaceful life she had made herbs and roots have history on their with her husband of 35 years would be side. Saugus rivals debate debates ruined forever. This is certainly the case with turmeric, The 58-year-old homemaker went known as the ‘miracle root’, which has downstairs to make coffee and started been used for thousands of years in that education would be ant for voters to know how DEBATES preparing food for a church function later Asia for joint pain with no harmful side the most important topic Rep. Wong and I approach From A1 that evening. effects. to discuss. the issues.” “I think that for this job, Finding ways to fund edu- Her husband Ronald usually came Boswellia actually dates back to She believes they have Biblical times. The more common name you have to know what’s cation adequately through- very different opinions on downstairs about 7am. Except on this in your job description and for boswellia is frankincense, which was out the district, and build- how to approach public day Ronald, a retired engineer and what isn’t,” he said. “What ing a new high school in used in Biblical times as medicine. health and education and deacon at their local church, never got you can do and what you Wakefield and in Saugus up. Natural boswellia is often as effective can’t do. I’ve heard some how to fix crumbling in- as steroids in suppressing inflammation are on the top of the list, Mi- Growing concerned when he wasn’t things that a candidate has gliore said. frastructure. and is even helpful for nerve pain, which awake at his regular time, Marjorie went promised that have nothing “There is a lot at stake in “I’m pushing for as many can be very difficult, if not impossible to to his bedside. to do with the state rep.” this election,” she said. “I debates as possible,” she treat. But Ronald didn’t move. Marjorie Both candidates agreed think it’s critically import- said. Boswellia and turmeric work together became frantic as she checked for a to naturally reduce pain and inflammation pulse. in the body according to many medical Lynn City Hall has Guatemalan flavor After repeatedly shaking him with no studies and clinical trials. response, Marjorie - fighting back tears Marjorie and Ronald Holcomb have GUATEMALA exposition of Guatemalan blue dress to match the and panic - called 911. started using this natural alternative with From A1 art, along with a chance colors on the Guatema- Ronald was rushed to a local hospital. a product from “NatureHeals”. for people to engage in lan flag. She told the Item On Tuesday, a brief cele- the country’s dress, music, that Lynn is made up of so He remains there weeks later in critical “It’s amazing, Using “NatureHeals’“ bration and small festival dance and traditions. many different groups of condition, with machines, tubes and blend of turmeric and boswellia has marking the independence “We try to remind people people and different cul- cords connected to his weakened and the same effect as 800mg of ibuprofen, of the Central American and teach the new genera- tures from many countries. listless body. without any of the negative side effects. countries and Mexico was tion why we have the cel- “I just think it’s import- After dozens of tests, Ronald’s doctors Our pain has melted away. I wish we had held in front of Lynn City ebration of Independence ant to recognize the dif- have come to one conclusion. Ronald discovered this before” she says looking Hall. The event was orga- Day,” Barrios said. ferent cultures and to give Holcomb was nearly killed by using over at Ronald. nized by Guatelynn, a new Mayor Judith Flanagan them a special day to cele- the recommended dosage of over-the- Ronald’s doctors have taken note too. Spanish magazine that Kennedy and Police Chief brate their culture in the counter painkillers for years. “The painkiller crisis is something focuses on Guatemalans Kevin Coppinger partici- city of Lynn,” she said. “We Thought It Was Safe” we have to pay attention to. We’re and other Central Ameri- pated in the sixth annual Coppinger said in his Ronald Holcomb often took a couple recommending natural cures more than cans in Lynn. Guatemalan flag raising remarks that the celebra- ever. Things like turmeric and boswellia Belarmino Barrios, the ceremony in front of City tion is all about Guatema- painkillers for back and knee pain from his active lifestyle and 6 years in the are proving to be incredibly effective,” editor of Guatelynn, said Hall. It featured rendi- lan tradition, what hap- says Ronald’s General Practitioner, Dr. pened 195 years ago and Army. the event spotlighted Gua- tions of the American and David Wilds. temala because 90 percent Guatemalan national an- what is happening today. “We thought it was safe,” Marjorie In fact these natural remedies are so of the people from Central thems. “I was very moved by says through tears at Ronald’s bedside, effective that big drug companies have America living in Lynn Kennedy delivered her that ceremony,” he said. where she often sleeps, “We had been started to take notice. are from the country. A remarks in Spanish and “That was tremendous taking them for years thinking that if small festival featured an said she was wearing a and very meaningful.” you didn’t need a prescription – it was Big Pharma Takes Aim perfectly safe. We were lied to by these at Natural Pain Remedies Beacon developer pressured from two sides drug companies.” Drug companies sold over $5 billion of Doctors now believe those pain NSAIDS last year alone. And they won’t sit by while natural remedies like the product DEVELOPER the North Shore Labor the government imposing relievers caused Ronald to have a stroke from “NatureHeals” steal their profits. So From A1 Council, 50 local unions restrictions on a private in- in his sleep. representing more than vestor using his land for a Big Pharma is pressing the FDA to change Ronald and Marjorie, like millions of meet with coalition mem- 18,000 members and exec- private development,” she the rules in their favor. bers soon. utive director of the New said. Americans, thought that medicine sold FDA’s Pharmacy Compounding Advisory “We are sympathet- Lynn Coalition. The mayor noted that the over the counter was thought to be safe. Committee (PCAC), under pressure from ic to their concerns,” he He argues that while 71-unit Gateway Residenc- Sadly for Ronald, they were dead Big Pharma lobbyists, recently voted to said. “But the city has union labor is more ex- es on Washington project ex- wrong. limit supplies of turmeric. been fairly adamant that pensive, the work is high pected to break ground this Common Painkillers are Natural medicine insiders believe this is they don’t want more af- quality and guaranteed. summer at the intersection Killing Thousands just the first step. fordable housing. It’s my Unions understand they of Washington and Saga- The FDA has recently upped its New rules would allow big drug understanding that 30 are competing with com- more streets will be union warnings on common painkillers companies to patent and sell the naturally percent of the city’s hous- panies who will work for built and feature nearly all ing stock is affordable less and are willing to ne- known as NSAIDS: non-steroidal anti- healing extract at inflated prices and affordable dwellings. squeeze out more ethical competition. and they have the feeling gotiate on price, he said. “But it was the developer’s inflammatory drugs. These include they’ve done their job. “The building trades are choice and I’m perfectly fine common painkillers like aspirin, Where to Get NatureHeals We agree that if we bring willing to discount the with that,” Kennedy said ibuprofen, Motrin, Advil, Celebrex and Joint and Pain Relief more housing opportuni- rate,” he said. of the partnership between Aleve. This is the official release of ties into the city and peo- And while Crosby ac- the development arm of the New data shows that these drugs can “NatureHeals’” Joint and Pain Relief ple who spend money in knowledged that the Lynn Housing Authority cause heart attacks, high blood pressure, Formula for Massachusetts residents. the downtown, it’s a win city has thousands of af- and Neighborhood Develop- and strokes. Plus they can cause severe A special phone hotline has been set for everyone,” Loth said. fordable units, he said ment and Boston developer liver damage, kidney problems and up to take advantage of deep discounts With construction expect- Lynn residents are being Hub Holdings. ulcers. during this special promotion period. ed to start next summer, squeezed and leaving the City Council President Discounts will be available starting today plans for the 14-acre Bea- city for places like Haver- Over 78,000 people were hospitalized Daniel Cahill said he is and will automatically be applied to all con Chevrolet site include hill where rents are lower. and 17,000 people died from NSAID willing to talk to the New Massachusetts residents. Your TOLL-FREE 348 apartments in two “We’re talking about dis- usage last year alone. Lynn Coalition about how Hotline number is 1-800-977-9457 and will buildings with rents expect- placement, people are being to control the cost of hous- Smart consumers, fearful of these be open 24-hours a day. The company is ed to be in the $2,000 range. driven out of Lynn by rising ing in the region, but the deadly side effects, and are seeking safer also offering a 100% money back guarantee! The project promises to housing costs,” he said. “As options. transform the parcel across much as 40 percent of Lynn Beacon Chevrolet project “NatureHeals” spokesman Dr. Patrick Millions of Americans Are the street from the North residents are already hous- is a private development. Conrad says “We’re just trying to get Shore Community College ing poor, spending more “From what I understand Turning to Natural Remedies this into the hands of as many people as site that has been vacant than 30 percent of their there are no city funds in The scary statistics have pushed possible. We want to relieve the horrible for more than three de- income on rent or mortgage the project and any discus- many consumers toward more natural hand, knee, back, wrist, and joint pain so cades. When completed, payments.” sion would have take place remedies. many feel on a daily basis. And we want between the landowner to stop these deaths from NSAID use. So it is expected to turn an Loth said his company According to the National Institute of and this group,” he said. we’re giving people a way to do that risk eyesore into a world-class has used some union labor Health, 38% of American adults used neighborhood complete at previous jobs. City Councilor Brian free – and we’ll guarantee their purchase LaPierre, who also serves natural medicine in the last year, double for a full year.” with apartments offering “It’s an as-you-go issue,” the rate from just 10 years ago. sweeping ocean views and Loth said. “Sometimes the as a local organizer for the Limited discount supplies of a nearby commuter rail union carpenters have a American Federation of Savvy consumers who care about their “NatureHeals” are currently available in station. The development residential rate and they Teachers, said he hopes to health know that Mother Nature often your region. Consumers who miss out team also plans to connect can be competitive. The convince Mimco to follow has better, safer solutions. on our current product inventory may the walkway from the Lynn bottom line is the market the lead of the Gateway Millions of Americans seeking relief have to wait until more product becomes Heritage State Park to the in Lynn is unproven and Residences on Washing- from painful joints are successfully using available. This could take weeks. Dr. Clocktower Business Cen- we have to be careful to ton development team by things like turmeric and boswellia. Conrad is encouraging our readers who ter on the Lynnway. using union labor. have pain in their joints and muscles to call control our costs.” These ancient herbs often reduce joint, “It’s exciting that this Mayor Judith Flana- “I hope this would be 1-800-977-9457 now and test his natural muscle, and nerve pain without the nasty project is happening in gan Kennedy said when the practice going forward herbal formula risk-free before supplies side effects. Lynn and we want to start it comes to private devel- that we have project labor run out a conversation about us- opment, the government agreements in the city,” he ing union labor, adding should be hands-off. said. “I am for community 7+(6(67$7(0(176+$9(127%((1(9$/8$7('%<7+()'$7+,6352'8&7,6127,17(1'(' affordable units and other “We have zoning rules benefit agreements that 72',$*126(75($7&85(2535(9(17$1<',6($6(5(68/760$<9$5< community benefits,” said that are necessary, but would be helpful to com- Jeff Crosby, president of other than that I don’t like munities like Lynn.” A8 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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English’s upset is Late good for goals Lynn soccer Count me among the people boost who were expecting a St. Mary’s sweep in the Lynn City Soc- cer Tournament championship games Saturday. Also count me among the pleasantly surprised Saugus that the English boys knocked the Spartans off their throne with a 3-1 victory to claim the By Katie Morrison city title. ITEM STAFF St. Mary’s has won the boys tournament in four of the last SAUGUS — The Saugus eld hockey ve years prior to 2016, and team is strong, experienced and looking the last time English won was to make some noise in the Northeastern in a dramatic, 3-2 shootout vic- Conference this season. tory over the Spartans in 2010. The Sachems scored three goals in the And especially after St. Mary’s second half to shut down Peabody, 3-1, reached the Division 4 state at Stackpole Field Tuesday. champi- The Tanners came out ring, scoring onship in after just six minutes. Mallory LeBlanc 2015, the took a free hit just outside the circle in Spartans Saugus’ end, and Nicole Ferrante found had to be the ball in front of the net, giving Pea- favorites body a 1-0 lead. coming From that point on, Saugus main- into the tained possession for the majority of game. It the game. The Sachems had a few good was nice chances in the rst half, including four to see En- corners. At one point, the Sachems had glish pull three corners over the course of just a KATIE off the up- few minutes, but couldn’t nd the goal. MORRISON set. On the third corner, Peabody sweeper This is to Sara Feinstein cleared the ball out of take noth- the Tanners’ end. ing away from the Spartans, an The Sachems didn’t waste much time excellent team that undoubtedly knotting the score at one in the second is looking to make a return trip half. Just a few minutes in, Katie Ital- to the state nals this season, iano got a stick on the ball after Pea- and have the talent to make a body goalie So a Rodriguez came out of deep run in the tournament. the net and broke through the scrum to But English’s win is just good score the equalizer. for soccer in the city in general, Rodriguez was busy in the second giving another team a chance to ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON half, and Saugus created more scoring grab the title after the city was so focused on both the St. Mary’s Saugus’ Alessia Salzillo keeps the ball close as the Peabody defense closes in. FIELD HOCKEY, B2 boys and girls teams last fall. The win has to be a big con- dence booster for the English squad. The Bulldogs are a tal- ented, athletic bunch, and it Reed leads Lynn eld soccer seemed like the breaks just nev- er went their way last season. By Harold Rivera Here’s hoping that the Bulldogs ITEM STAFF can ride that momentum into a strong season. LYNNFIELD — Two goals from  On the other hand, there forward Liz Reed was all the Lynn- seems to be no stopping the St. eld High School girls soccer team Mary’s girls. The team has an needed to edge out a 2-0 win over entirely new look this season, Pentucket on Tuesday afternoon. and the roster is very young and In a game in which both teams inexperienced with six freshmen struggled to nd offense and create and six sophomores along with opportunities, Reed carried the Pi- only four seniors. oneers with scores in the 28th and It looked like the Spartans 74th minutes of the contest. wouldn’t have any idea where For her rst score, Reed maneu- their offense would come from at vered through a pair of Pentuck- the start of the season after they et defenders for a breakaway and lost Taylor Capozzi and Kaylin showed her nifty footwork in the pro- Deschenes to graduation, Mar- cess to create a one-on-one matchup nelle Garraud to Noble & Gree- with Pentucket’s goalie. Reed booted nough, and Mia Nikolakopoulos the ball past the goalie for the 1-0 to a torn ACL. Lynn eld lead. But Codi Butt has stepped up Lynn eld (2-1) head coach Mark in a big way so far this season, Vermont spoke highly of Reed’s and young players like Gaby Di- performance, describing the senior az-Martinez, Joslyn Deschenes, co-captain as they type of athlete Jenna Foley and Kelsey Sulli- that creates plays on the eld. van, among others, have proven “She’s a captain and a four-year they can hold their own on var- sity, and the future looks very starter,” Vermont said. “She’s dom- bright for the Spartans. inant, so when she has the ball on Of course, their biggest test of her foot good things happen.” these rst few weeks of the sea- Pentucket struggled to generate son is this afternoon, against a offense throughout the contest, with Fenwick squad that is a regular only three shots in the rst half and contender for the Catholic Cen- two in the second half. None of them tral League title. Fenwick also made it past the goalkeeper combi- lost some key players after its trip nation of junior Mackenzie O’Neill to the Division 3 North nal last and sophomore Emily Dickey. season, but the Crusaders are O’Neill got the start in net and was still a formidable, well-coached replaced by Dickey at halftime. The team with plenty of talent. It two goalkeepers are currently in a battle for the position, and both have SOCCER, B2 impressed Vermont this season. “Our goalies are battling for the spot,” Vermont said. “They’re both good goalies and they’re doing what they need to do, so they’ll continue to PHOTO | BOB ROCHE LYNNFIELD, B2 Lynn eld’s Grace Sperling takes the ball away from Tess Graham of Pentucket. Classical volleyball swept by Revere By Mike Alongi Phelan had ve kills and three aces. FOR THE ITEM VOLLEYBALL Marblehead 3, Winthrop 1 The Magicians battled to a four-set win The Classical volleyball team (2-2) fell to points while Amanda Thoeun had sev- on Tuesday, 25-19, 22-25, 25-15, 25-14. Jen- Revere at home, 3-0, by set scores of 10-25, en service points while Tobin and Alytah ny Norcross had a huge match, totaling 23 21-25, 23-25. Noum had six service points each. “We got off to a really slow start in the The Rams will be back in action on Thurs- kills and ve digs. Clara Pollard had six rst set last couple of games,” said Classi- day when they play against Danvers. kills, while setter Reilly O’Grady led the cal coach Frank DeLuca. “We had no en- Swampscott 3, Salem 1 team with 26 assists. Libero Mandy Du- ergy. We had the lead in both second and The Big Blue notched a solid win to re- mais contributed 13 digs. third but we couldn’t put them away.” main undefeated at 3-0 on Tuesday, with Bishop Fenwick 3, Cardinal Spellman 0 ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Soneta Srey led the Rams with six kills set scores of 25-16, 25-20, 13-25, 25-17. and ve assists. Leyani Anderson had two Senior captain Taylor McBurney had ve Fenwick notched a clean sweep of Cardi- English’s Ble Ley is one of kills. Maggie McHale had one kill and one kills and ve blocks, while senior captain nal Spellman on Tuesday, winning 25-6, 25- the senior members of the block. Leanne Nisbet had four kills. Senior Mi- 14, 25-14. Senior captain Molly Camelo had Bulldogs squad that won Jenna Tobin brought the Rams back in chelle Connor also notched four kills, as did the Lynn City tournament. the third set with ve consecutive service freshman Cassidy Ryan. Senior Caroline VOLLEYBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 School: St. Mary’s golf remains undefeated

By Mike Alongi road at Pentucket. will play again on Thursday at had strong performances for FOR THE ITEM “We played well out there to- home against Everett. the Witches. night,” said Lynnfield coach BOYS CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The St. Mary’s golf team (4-0) Brent Munroe. “We went up Lynn Classical 32, Winthrop 42, is still undefeated following a against a really good team and Winthrop 24 Lynn Classical 19 191-158 win over Austin Prep did a very good job. I thought our Gilley Kabamba finished first The top finisher for Classical Tuesday. Brothers Max and defense really stood out tonight.” overall in the 2.65-mile race was Laurie Rodriguez, who fin- Kitchy Emmerich were the top FIELD HOCKEY with a time of 13:50. Junior ished third. scorers for St. Mary’s with 32 Marblehead 3, Revere 0 Mejia finished in fourth overall Marblehead 15, points apiece. Ryan Turenne had Olivia Indelicato scored two (15:12), Kevin Durant finished Lynn English 50 30 points, Andrew Kreamer had goals for the undefeated Magi- in fifth (15:42) and Eli Bakas Marblehead senior Mia Fos- 28 points and Benny Emmerich ter finished first overall with had 26 points. Luke Smith had cians (4-0), while Sarah Jordan finished in sixth (16:02). added the third goal. Anna Beh- Marblehead 15, a time of 22:32. Freshman 22 points, while Chris Fioravanti Corinne Ahern finished in sec- finished with 21 points. rens, Hadley Carlton and Ash- Lynn English 50 ley Stiles each added an assist. Marblehead was led by John ond (22:46), junior Ellie Emer- Hamilton-Wenham 132, ick finished third (22:59), ju- The Magicians will face Bev- Faria, who finished first over- Lynn Classical 90 nior Ana Hecht finished fourth Classical fell to Hamil- erly on Thursday. all with a time of 19:58. Ian (23:08), sophomore Kristy ton-Wenham at Myopia Hunt Swampscott 6, Tyngsboro 0 Strothers finished secondTwaalfhoven finished fifth Club on Tuesday. The two Sydney Cresta scored a hat (20:13), while Ben Collette fin- (23:13), senior Grace Cunning- teams played a point system, trick to lead the Big Blue (1-0- ished third (20:18). ham finished sixth (23:25) and which was a change for Classi- 2) to a shutout victory over the Connor Gallant was the top junior Ginny Naughton fin- cal. Steve Patrie finished with non-league opponent. finisher for English, finishing ished seventh (23:37). 21 points to lead the Rams. Michaela Freddo, Caroline in ninth place (20:38). Andy Danvers 15, Salem 50 Travis Ryan had 20 points. Kinney and Amelia Groothuis Nguyen finished in 14th place Despite the tough loss, Salem The Rams have a quick turn- each added a goal in the win, and (21:02). coach Graeme Marcoux was op- around with a match against defenders Sarah Ryan and Mary Salem 19, Danvers 35 timistic. Malden this afternoon at Uni- Miles also played well in the win. Senior Jordan Ortiz finished “A lot of our new runners got Gloucester 1, in first place overall for Salem, corn Golf Club. their feet wet with their first FILE PHOTO BOYS SOCCER Bishop Fenwick 0 while sophomore Billy Beaure- meet tonight, so that was good,” Lynnfield 2, Pentucket 0 Lauren Fortini and Courtney gard finished in third place. said Marcoux. “We are looking Ryan Turenne finished third Matt Seelig scored both goals Muir played well in the mid- Senior Danny Nguyen, Shawn forward to growing stronger for St. Mary’s with 30 points in for the Pioneers (2-0) on the field for Fenwick (0-3-1). They Small and Derek Marquis also this season.” its win over Austin Prep. Orioles get to Pomeranz early Morrison: Spartan BOSTON (AP) — J.J. innings. girls have new look Hardy hit a three-run ho- Xander Bogaerts hom- mer and Nolan Reimold ered for Boston, which had added a two-run shot later won five of six and missed SOCCER Steadman has been in- in the second as the Balti- a chance to gain a little From B1 volved with the program more Orioles beat Boston space in the crowded field since 2011, even stepping should be interesting to 6-3 Tuesday night and of division leaders. in for former coach Rob see how the young Spar- pulled within two games Drew Pomeranz (10-12) Upton on a couple of oc- tans fare against Fenwick, of the AL East-leading gave up five runs and four casions, it must be a nice but they’ll have captains feeling to get that first of- Red Sox. hits in two-plus innings, Casey Fraher in the mid- ficial win under his belt. Jonathan Schoop add- his shortest outing of the field and Emily Stephen- ed a leadoff homer in the season. He continued to son in the net to reinforce It was a big win for the ninth as the Orioles out- struggle since a July trade the youthful lineup. Rams as well; Peabody is a slugged the Red Sox one from San Diego, falling to  On the topic of soc- strong team, and Classical night after getting rocked 2-5 with Boston cer, it took Classical a few needed a strong showing 12-2 in the series opener. Zach Britton pitched tries, but the team got new after losing the first game With Toronto's 6-2 loss to a scoreless ninth for his coach Dominick Steadman of the city tournament and Tampa Bay, the Orioles 42nd save. his first win as the head tying Tech in the consola- pulled even with the Blue Pomeranz was pulled coach of the Rams. While tion game. Jays for second in the di- with nobody out in the vision and tied for the two third after Manny Mach- AL wild-card berths. ado's leadoff single to Orioles rookie Dylan left. After needing just 11 Reed leads Pioneers Bundy (9-5) survived a pitches to set down the rocky second inning and Orioles in order in the to shutout victory pitched into the sixth, first, Pomeranz labored PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS holding Boston to three through 45 pitches in the Drew Pomeranz lasted just two innings, allow- runs on six hits over 5 1/3 second. ing five runs on four hits and two walks. LYNNFIELD some good speed. If you From B1 get somebody with better speed, it’s going to be a battle it out.” breakaway from midfield Second-half goals boost Saugus The score remained 1-0 so I’d like to figure that in favor of the Pioneers out a little bit better.” FIELD HOCKEY until Reed found the net Vermont added that he’d From B1 for her second goal of the also like to see his team game in the 74th minute. get off to better starts as chances right away. At Caroline Buckley’s shot they move forward. He one point, the ball popped hit off the goalpost and said the Pioneers came out out of a scrum in front of found its way to Reed, who a bit sluggish in the early the goal and Rodriguez kicked it past the goal- stages of the game, but lunged to knock the ball keeper and into the net. looked better once they away with her blocker. The goal gave Lynnfield a calmed down and moved Later in the half, Rodri- 2-0 advantage and essen- the ball around. guez slid into the stick of tially iced the victory for “I thought the beginning Ailyn Minaya, knocking the Pioneers. of the game was a little the ball away. But Mi- “That second goal was tough,” he said. “I thought naya picked up her own huge,” Vermont said. “No we forced it a little bit. We rebound and put it away, question about it. The sec- started to settle in and giving Saugus a lead it ond goal was a big goal.” move the ball around and wouldn’t relinquish. Defensively, the Pioneers create some opportunities Minaya and Italiano were effective throughout up-front. It just seemed were right in the middle the contest but Vermont a little sluggish for what of Saugus’ third goal as said there’s room for im- I was hoping from us but well. About three minutes provement as the season they (Pentucket) have a after Minaya’s first goal, progresses. good, physical team over Italiano crossed the ball “I would’ve liked our po- there.” to Minaya, who slipped sitioning to be a little bit Lynnfield’s back in ac- it past Rodriguez to give better,” Vermont said. “At tion on Thursday when Saugus some insurance. the Pioneers visit Mas- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON times, I thought it was a “Ailyn was very ag- little bit flat but we have conomet at 3:45 p.m. gressive, attacking the Caroline O’Niell nearly goes down to one knee to make a hit. goalie...it was nice to see someone making the goal- in the first game, the com- tournament in 2015, but there were positives to ie work,” Saugus coach munication and movement Guarente and the Sachems take from Tuesday’s loss. Barbara Guarente said. was better,” Guarente said. have their sights set on “We had a really good “(The Sachems first game “They were moving to playing in November. first half, scoring first, but of the season) against the ball...we still have to “We have 13 seniors, a we came out kind of flat in Gloucester, we didn’t work a little bit on that, lot of returning players,” the second half and lost a work the goalie at all, so but for the most part, Guarente said. “I told lot of confidence after (Sau- it was nice to see that.” they were actually cutting them in the first practice gus’ first) goal,” Peabody Guarente was also hap- to it, so that was good,” that there’s no reason we py with the communica- Guarente added. She also shouldn’t be able to go far coach Pam Grant said. “It tion between her players credited Priscilla Geha, in the league and make the took a little talking to, and on the field, which was led Alessia Salzillo and Liz tournament, and hopefully we picked it up in the last by defender Sam Allan. Schrippa with their strong we keep the trend going.” 10 minutes, but it’s a mat- “They talked a lot more performances. As for Peabody, there’s ter of finishing the whole this game than they did The Sachems missed the still work to be done, but game like we started.” Peabody volleyball swept by Danvers INTERNET RADIO (R) & LIVE VIDEO STREAMING (V) HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAMES VOLLEYBALL Matignon on Thursday. Friday 9/16 From B1 Danvers 3, Peabody 0 Marblehead at Wake eld - 7 p.m. - Live streaming video Peabody (2-1) fell in St. Mary’s at Lynn English - 7:30 p.m. - Radio 13 kills, senior captain straight sets on Tuesday, Sam Mancinelli had 19 Saturday 9/17 12-25, 23-25, 21-25. Sere- Lynn Classical at Swampscott - Noon - Radio assists, senior captain Joie na Laro had five kills and Gloucester at Beverly - 1 p.m. - Radio Dillon had six aces and se- MONDAYS! North Shore Sports Night 7 p.m. nior captain Julia Fusco two blocks, while Alyssa had 15 digs. With the win, Gray had five kills. Han- PHOTO | BOB ROCHE the Crusaders remain nah Kemp had 12 assists undefeated at 4-0. They and Lexie Zammer had 14 Liz Reed shields the ball from Pentucket’s Mor- msonewsports.com will play at home against digs. gan Zanardi. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Volleyball Boys Soccer Lynn Tech at Essex Tech (5) Malden at Revere (5:15) Beverly at Classical (5:15) Reading at Lynnfield (5:30) English at Peabody (6:30) Fenwick at St. Mary’s (3:30) THURSDAY Gloucester at Winthrop (4) Boys Soccer Lynn Tech at Essex Tech (4) Masconomet at Lynnfield (3:45) Marblehead at Salem (6:30) Revere at Danvers (4) Field Hockey Saugus at Swampscott (4) Everett at Fenwick (4) St. John’s at Cath. Mem. (4) Marblehead at Beverly (4) Saugus at Revere (4) Cross Country Swampscott at Peabody (4) Lynnfield/Ipswich at Newburyport (3:45) Girls Soccer Lynnfield at Masconomet (3:45) Tech/Minuteman at Gr. Law. (3:30) Gloucester at English (4) Field Hockey Masconomet at Lynnfield (3:45) Golf Classical at Danvers (3:45) Girls Soccer Fenwick at Matignon (2:30) Classical at Beverly (4) Gloucester at Salem (4) Danvers at Revere (4) Newburyport at Lynnfield (3) Peabody at English (7) Revere at English (4) Salem at Marlblehead (4) Saugus at Winthrop (3:45) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (4) St. Mary’s at Williams (3) Swampscott at Saugus (4) Swampscott at Marblehead (3:45) Tech at PMA (4) Volleyball Winthrop at GLoucester (6:30) Classical at Danvers (5:15) Golf Lynnfield at Pop John (5:30) Cath. Mem. at St. John’s (3) Matignon at Fenwick (5:30) Classical at Malden (3:45) Peabody at Beverly (530) PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Danvers at Peabody (4) Revere at English (4) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (3) Salem at Winthrop (5:30) From left, J.B. Holmes, Matt Kuchar and Rickie Fowler were chosen as the first captain’s picks for the U.S. Ryder Cup team by Davis Love III on Tuesday. SPORTS BRIEFS Elementary XC Montreal Impact. Kickoff is at 4 p.m. at Gillette Stadi- championship um. Sideline seats will be Love chooses Fowler, Holmes discounted from $29 to $21, The third annual Massa- and all Lynn players, teams, chusetts Elementary School families and friends are Cross Country championship, & Kuchar for Ryder Cup team invited to attend the match. hosted by Lynn Parks and To purchase your tickets, CHASKA, Minn. (AP) — When how to deal with it,” Love said. “We’ve Holmes finished tied for fourth at the Recreation and Gannon Golf visit http://bit.ly/LynnFall16 Davis Love III and the U.S. Ryder been there. We’re going to learn from BMW Championship on Sunday and Course, will be held on Veter- and use promo code Cup team come to Hazeltine at the our mistakes in the past and build on is one of the few active Americans to ans Day, Friday Nov. 11, LYNN16. For more informa- end of the month, they will be look- it.” have never lost in the event. He went starting at 9:30 a.m. at Gan- tion, contact Erik Hatfield at ing to avoid an unprecedented fourth Love didn’t surprise many people 2-0-1 at Valhalla. non Golf Course, 60 Great president@lynnyouthsoccer. straight defeat to the Europeans. with his first three picks. Where he “Some of my greatest memories in Woods Rd. in Lynn. org. There is no entry fee, and The U.S. has spent two years plan- goes for the fourth and final spot may golf were at the Ryder Cup at Val- all students of public, paro- ning and strategizing in hopes of be a little more intriguing. halla,” Holmes said. “So just really chial, charter and private ele- Swampscott Little turning the tide, and Love’s first Love said there was strong debate excited to get back in the Ryder Cup mentary schools, as well as League elections three captain’s picks lean heavily and discussion with vice captains format and get out there and play.” home-schooled students in on experience as they try to end the Tiger Woods, Tom Lehman, Steve Fowler started the year with a vic- Massachusetts are eligible. Swampscott Little League skid. Stricker and Jim Furyk late into the tory in Abu Dhabi and was rolling The school does not need to is holding its annual meet- Love chose Rickie Fowler, J.B. afternoon on Sunday before a con- at the Phoenix Open before losing have a formal cross country ing and elections Thursday, Holmes and Matt Kuchar on Mon- sensus was finally reached, and those a two-shot lead with two holes to program or team for a stu- Sept. 29 at 6 p.m. at Swamp- day. He has one more pick to make, conversations will only increase be- play. He also lost the 54-hole lead at dent to enter the meet. For scott High School. The meet- too. fore he chooses the final member of Wells Fargo and at Barclays, which more information and to reg- ing is open to parents, The Americans haven’t won since the team on Sept. 25 after the Tour prevented him from qualifying for ister, visit www.lwrun.org. coaches, volunteers and any- Valhalla in 2008, and they have Championship. The Ryder Cup be- the team on points. Fowler was part one with a vested interest in only one rookie on the current roster gins Sept. 30. of the Ryder Cup Task Force aimed Babe Ruth fall Swampscott Little League. while the Europeans will be bringing Holmes finished 10th in the Ry- at turning around the Americans’ There will be an open elec- six newcomers to Minnesota. der Cup standings and called Love fortunes in the event, but he is 0-3-5 ball registration tion for 25 Board of Director “Experience is good. We know what last week to tell him how import- in two previous Ryder Cups, both on seats that hold a one-year to expect. We know how to handle it, ant it was for him to be on the team. European soil. The Lynn Babe Ruth fall term. ball season begins tomorrow. For more information or to The final chance to register place your name on the bal- and play will be at 8:00 a.m. lot for the Board of Director NCAA turns up pressure on North tomorrow morning. The fee election, please contact SLL will be $75 and you will be president Joe Ford at ford- placed on a team. Bring [email protected]. The Carolina over LGBT bathroom law glove and equipment. The deadline to submit your first games are at 9:30 a.m. name for consideration is RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — “This General Assembly and 10:00 a.m. For more Sept. 20. The NCAA’s decision to and its extremist lead- information, call league pull seven championships ership are playing with president Jim Beliveau at Saugus High out of North Carolina people’s livelihoods and 781-632-5016. ratchets up the pressure the well-being of commu- soccer car wash on this college sports-cra- nities all across our state,” Lynn Youth Soccer There will be a car wash zy state to repeal its law said Sen. Mike Woodard of Durham. to benefit the Saugus High on bathroom use by trans- Revs night gender people. But with weeks to go boys and girls soccer teams Unlike the recent one- before Election Day, legis- Lynn Youth Soccer is host- on Saturday, Sept. 17, from time cancellations by the lators in campaign mode ing a night at the New 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Sau- NBA and various rock and no regularly sched- England Revolution, Sun- gus Senior Center, 466 Cen- stars, the move by college uled session until Janu- tral St. in Saugus. The cost day, Oct. 23 during the Rev- sports’ governing body ary, chances are slim the of the car wash is $5 per car. olution’s game against the could make moderate and Republicans will act. GOP conservative voters ques- legislative leaders, who TV/RADIO tion whether the price tag have veto-proof majori- for the law has finally be- ties in both chambers, are TV Paralympics come too high. committed to costly court MLB Rio Summer Games, NBCSN, 2 Economic development fights over the law and Baltimore at Boston, ESPN, p.m.; Rio Summer Games, officials said the effect of contend passing it was NESN, 7:10 p.m.; Seattle at NBCSN, 7 p.m. the NCAA’s action goes the right thing to do. well beyond the projected GOP House Speaker LA Angels, ESPN, 10:05 p.m. Pro soccer $20 million in lost reve- Tim Moore didn’t respond Golf UEFA Champions: Sevilla at nue from the cancellation to messages seeking com- Juventus, ESPN2, 2:30 p.m.; of the 2016-17 basketball, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment, and the office of US Mid-Amateur Championship, UEFA Champions: Sporting CP baseball, soccer, tennis, la- NCAA president Mark Emmert has pulled seven Republican Senate leader FS1, 3 p.m. at Real Madrid, FS2, 2:30 p.m. crosse and golf events. NCAA championships out of North Carolina due Phil Berger said he was Hockey Radio “College sports is part of to a controversial bathroom law in the state. traveling and unavailable. World Cup of Hockey (exhibition): MLB the fabric of North Caroli- McCrory, who is locked Russia vs. Canada, ESPN, 7 Baltimore at Boston, WEEI-FM na. It’s part of the culture. The law passed in March over the measure, calling in a tight race for re-elec- p.m. 93.7, 7:10 p.m. I can say with confidence requires transgender peo- it discriminatory. Repub- tion, issued a statement that there’s no other ple to use restrooms in lican Gov. Pat McCrory decrying the NCAA deci- state in the country that sion and saying the legal MLB schools and state govern- and GOP leaders are de- loves its college sports ment buildings that cor- fending it as a means of system will ultimately de- more than North Caro- cide the issue. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE respond to the gender on protecting the privacy and East Division East Division lina. That’s why it hits “The issue of redefining W L Pct GB W L Pct GB their birth certificate. It safety of women and girls. so hard and feels so per- gender and basic norms Boston 81 62 .566 — Washington 86 58 .597 — also excludes gender iden- On Tuesday, Democrat- Toronto 79 64 .552 2 New York 76 68 .528 10 sonal,” said Scott Dupree, of privacy will be resolved Baltimore 78 65 .545 3 Miami 71 73 .493 15 executive director of the tity and sexual orientation ic lawmakers urged Mc- in the near future in the New York 77 67 .535 4½ Philadelphia 64 80 .444 22 Tampa Bay 60 83 .420 21 Atlanta 56 88 .389 30 Greater Raleigh Sports from statewide antidis- Crory and leaders of the United States court sys- Central Division Central Division Alliance, which was co- crimination protections. GOP-controlled legisla- tem for not only North W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 83 60 .580 — Chicago 92 51 .643 — ordinating four of the The Obama adminis- ture to call a special ses- Carolina, but the entire Detroit 77 67 .535 6½ St. Louis 75 68 .524 17 events being moved. tration is suing the state sion to repeal the law. nation,” he said. Kansas City 74 70 .514 9½ Pittsburgh 69 73 .486 22½ Chicago 69 74 .483 14 Milwaukee 64 81 .441 29 Minnesota 54 91 .372 30 Cincinnati 62 82 .431 30½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tom Brady, Michael Strahan produce Texas 86 59 .593 — Los Angeles 81 63 .563 — Seattle 76 68 .528 9½ San Francisco 77 66 .538 3½ Houston 75 69 .521 10½ Colorado 69 75 .479 12 Los Angeles 63 80 .441 22 San Diego 60 84 .417 21 ‘Religion of Sports’ television show Oakland 62 82 .431 23½ Arizona 59 84 .413 21½

Tuesday’s Games Sox (Rodon 7-8), 8:10 p.m. BOSTON (AP) — Call it mixed martial arts and N.Y. Yankees 3, L.A. Dodgers 0 Texas (Darvish 5-4) at Houston (Musgrove the unholy alliance: one- Minnesota 8, Detroit 1 2-4), 8:10 p.m. minor league baseball. Oakland 5, Kansas City 4 Seattle (Iwakuma 15-11) at L.A. Angels time Super Bowl rivals The Associated Press N.Y. Yankees 3, L.A. Dodgers 0 (Skaggs 3-3), 10:05 p.m. Tom Brady and Michael Cincinnati 6, Milwaukee 4 Chicago Cubs (Lester 16-4) at St. Louis caught up with Brady, Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. (Martinez 14-7), 1:45 p.m. Strahan are teaming up Strahan and Gotham Baltimore at Boston, 7:10 p.m. San Diego (Perdomo 7-9) at San Francis- to produce a six-part doc- Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 co (Bumgarner 14-8), 3:45 p.m. Chopra — the creator, di- p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 11-3) at N.Y. Yan- umentary TV series called rector and voice — of the Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. kees (Pineda 6-11), 4:05 p.m. the “Religion of Sports.” series that airs beginning Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Gsellman 2-1) at Washington Each hour-long episode N.Y. Mets at Washington, 7:05 p.m. (Roark 14-8), 4:05 p.m. Nov. 15 on the Audience Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh (Brault 0-2) at Philadelphia looks at different exam- Network on DirecTV and Miami at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. (Thompson 1-5), 7:05 p.m. ples of the cultural and Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Miami (Fernandez 14-8) at Atlanta (Tehe- AT&T U-verse. Colorado at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. ran 5-9), 7:10 p.m. spiritual impact of sports San Diego at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Milwaukee (Guerra 8-3) at Cincinnati in religions around the Brady is a quarterback Wednesday’s Games (Adleman 2-3), 7:10 p.m. for the New England Pa- Tampa Bay (Cobb 0-0) at Toronto (Estrada Colorado (Hoffman 0-3) at Arizona (De La world. 8-8), 12:37 p.m. Rosa 4-5), 9:40 p.m. The show explores the ri- triots. Strahan is a retired L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 11-3) at N.Y. Yan- Thursday’s Games kees (Pineda 6-11), 4:05 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. valry between soccer clubs New York Giants defen- Baltimore (Gausman 7-10) at Boston (Por- Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 in Glasgow, Scotland; the sive end, who is joining cello 20-3), 7:10 p.m. p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Minnesota (Duffey 8-11) at Detroit (San- Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Calgary Stampede rodeo ABC’s “Good Morning chez 7-13), 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:10 p.m. in Alberta, Canada; and America” this fall. Chopra Tom Brady throws a pass in front of New York Oakland (Manaea 5-9) at Kansas City Oakland at Kansas City, 7:15 p.m. (Ventura 10-10), 7:15 p.m. Toronto at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. the rise of “e-sports.” It is the son of spiritual guru Giants defensive end Michael Strahan during Cleveland (Tomlin 11-8) at Chicago White Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. also delves into NASCAR, Deepak Chopra. Super Bowl XLII. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 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 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

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) Use your knowledge and ex- You should put greater ef- Making the right gesture or not Your emotions will take charge Don’t feel the need to buy Participate in events that make fort into self-improvement or acting on an assumption will if you don’t allow enough time someone’s love or attention. If you feel good. Make domestic perience wisely. Take part in making positive changes to play an important role in the to gather the facts and listen to you use your imagination, you’ll alterations that will enrich your educational events or engage your home or lifestyle. Certain way things transpire today. If come up with a nice way to do life. Don’t let work come be- in activities that you can enjoy changes will encourage you to others’ suggestions and solu- you overreact, you could make tions. Give-and-take will be something special for some- tween you and a loved one. with a friend or your family. grow emotionally and spiritual- a costly mistake. one without spending much. ly, and should be welcome. necessary. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Get busy and active. Emphasiz- Go after your goals and get ARIES (March 21-April 19) A partnership should be ques- ing physical fitness and striving Take the initiative to put your You’ll face a multitude of chal- Do a little soul-searching and ideas and plans into play. It’s lenges if you expect too much involved in organizations or tioned. If someone is being to reach your personal goals events that will help you bring consider what’s truly import- emotionally manipulative, you will energize you and give you up to you to explore possibili- or let someone make decisions for you. Focus on self-improve- about personal change. A med- ant. A positive change in your are best off taking a step back incentive to work harder. If you ties and make suggestions that ment, pleasure trips and do- ical issue or self-improvement love life will be the result of a and evaluating the relation- prioritize love, a romantic ges- can help you reach your goals. mestic changes. project will turn out favorably. personal change you make. ship. Don’t let yourself be used. ture could be a game-changer.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Shy woman wants some tips for starting a conversation There is not a moment to lose DEAR ABBY: I’m an the sex department. He As I stress constantly, count- Given the spade lead has educated, attractive Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van had a groin injury as a ing losers and winners when the already removed the spade 24-year-old woman who Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, child, and later, as an dummy first appears is a vital king, these must be the spade hasn’t dated much. I’m and was founded by her mother, adult, he reinjured “it.” step in accurate declarer-play. ace, both hearts and the club eager to break out of my Viagra doesn’t help. He An ounce of effort then will save ace. Declarer must work on shell and start putting Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at apologizes when sex lasts a pound of pain later when you diamonds immediately. myself out there, but I’m DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los less than five or 10 min- go down in a contract that you afraid my shyness may At trick two, he plays a low Angeles, CA 90069. utes. Sometimes “it” should have made. diamond from the board. make me unapproach- doesn’t work for a week or able. In this example, how should Suppose East wins with the with a friendly remark or be an authority on every two. How do I strike up a South play in four hearts after nine and returns his second a compliment. I have met subject. pleasant conversation He says he loves me and West leads the spade queen? very few people who don’t Good conversationalists spade. South wins with the with a cute guy at the wants to marry me. But I South opened with a text- like receiving one, as long are interested in what oth- ace, ruffs a diamond, plays gym or a friendly custom- know I wouldn’t be com- book vulnerable weak two-bid: a heart to the 10, trumps a as it’s sincere. (“Nice shirt,” ers have to say rather than pletely happy if I married er at work? It looks easy a good six-card suit and 6-10 diamond, crosses to the heart “Nice cellphone,” etc.) feel pressured to fill the air him. On the other hand, in the movies, but this is If you freeze up, keep in with the sound of their high-card points. North took queen, ruffs a third diamond, real life. I don’t want my I’m afraid to lose such a a shot at game, but if he had mind that the majority of own voices. And remem- good man. I don’t want to and draws trumps. Finally, de- awkwardness to hold me people have the same inse- ber: Most people can con- used the artificial two-no-trump cheat on him, which is clarer plays a club to the ace back. curities that you do. My centrate on only one thing inquiry, South would have rebid Have you written any- what he said most of his and discards a black-suit los- booklet “How to Be Popu- at a time. So forget about three no-trump to show a real- er on the diamond jack. thing about this? Can you lar” contains many useful yourself and concentrate girlfriends have done in ly good suit. Then North could give me some tips on how tips for polishing social on the OTHER person. the past. What should I have passed and had nine top I can bring myself to be skills for people of all ages. Ask about what he or she do? tricks: two spades, six hearts sociable? It can be ordered by send- is interested in. If you try GREAT GUY, BUT — and one club. PERPETUAL ing your name and mail- it, you’ll find that it works. In four hearts, South has NOVICE IN ing address, plus check or DEAR G.G.B.: What four losers — one spade, one MINNESOTA money order for $7 (U.S. DEAR ABBY: My boy- you should do is be honest diamond and two clubs — and funds), to Dear Abby Popu- friend and I have been to- with your boyfriend. Tell those same nine winners. From DEAR NOVICE: Glad- larity Booklet, P.O. Box gether for two years. We him it’s time for him to where might a 10th trick come? ly. Start today by making 447, Mount Morris, IL have good conversations, consult a urologist, if he a point of smiling and 61054-0447. Shipping and and he would give me the The chance of two club win- saying hello to everyone. handling are included in world if I asked him to. hasn’t already, because ners is very low. Instead, de- It’s friendly and welcom- the price. Please allow four He’s kind, gentle and there may be medical help clarer should hope for a 4-3 ing. to six weeks for delivery. A helps me out financially. for this. If there is, your diamond break and establish At the gym, ask other surefire way to contribute He opens the car door, problem is solved. If there the diamond jack as a trick. members about their rou- in any social situation is cooks and cleans. Basical- isn’t, then you will have to However, that requires ruffing tine or the machines to be well-informed about ly, he is what every wom- prioritize what’s really im- three times in hand, so South they’re using. When greet- what’s going on in the an wants. portant to you in a life needs four dummy entries. ing a customer, lead off world. You do not have to But ... he is lacking in partner.

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Unit 131 Stephanie Deloney boxes bags totes disclose the price of the telephone Swampscott ~ 2 bedroom updated Unit 0020 Richard Lynch boxes bags totes Unit 135 Timothy Kerr boxes bags totes call. When a number is published apartment for rent, $1,600 month, Unit 0052 Eyette Green boxes bags totes Unit 195 Eliot Vega boxes bags totes within the advertisement the per utilities not included. Close to Unit 0061 Kristina Botticelli boxes bags totes Unit 210 Donald Enoh boxes bags totes minute andr flat charge must be commuter rail, beach. Off street park. Unit 0069 James Demchenko boxes bags totes Unit 215 Lauren Fournier boxes bags totes included. If you dial a pay per call Call 781-732-0458 Unit 0117 Marjorie Salvo boxes bags totes Unit 226 Carol Marino boxes bags totes number from an advertisement appear- Unit 0136 Felix Caban boxes bags totes Unit 231 Brenda Lane boxes bags totes ing in the classified section and it OFFICE SPACE Unit 0141 David Austin boxes bags totes Unit 264 Fatou Mandiang boxes bags totes DOES NOT disclose this information, Unit 0203 Ruth Kiptanui boxes bags totes Unit 310 Jonathan Duncan boxes bags totes please notify the Item classified Unit 0219 Whitney Renois boxes bags totes Unit 431 Kelli Pollard boxes bags totes department immediately. Response to THE EDISON Unit 0244 Elvin Vallejo boxes bags totes Unit 471 Dion Hunter boxes bags totes any pay per call numbers will be OFFICE SPACE charged to your telephone bill and Several sizes Unit 0275 Sean Duggan boxes bags totes Unit 472 Rafael Pineda boxes bags totes available. Unit 0359 Pamela Bailey boxes bags totes Unit 535 Jonathan Jimenez boxes bags totes anyone under 18 years of age must HVAC, Parking Unit 0366 Jonathan Nelson boxes bags totes Unit 541 Nicole Pettijohn boxes bags totes have parent's consent. Call John ~ 781-593-2730 Unit 0369 Jaime Shimeld boxes bags totes Unit 552 Andrea Almonte boxes bags totes Please call immediately for further Unit 0423 Timothy Rodriguez boxes bags totes Unit 587 Victoriano Gonzalez boxes bags totes details or information. Unit 0446 Ross Baker boxes bags totes Unit 592 Lisa Cashman boxes bags totes CLASSIFIED ROOMS Unit 0458 Alan Clee boxes bags totes Unit 600 Jamie Beaton boxes bags totes (781)593-7700 Unit 0460 Briana Williams boxes bags totes Unit 619 Lewis Charles boxes bags totes SAUGUS - Lge quiet furnished rm for Unit 0475 Casey Pagan boxes bags totes Unit 631 Anthony Indorato boxes bags totes MISC. one person in private home, no pets, Unit 0488 Ginnette Valdes boxes bags totes Unit 636 Jean Magnuson boxes bags totes no smoking. Unit 0581 Glenda Fonseca boxes bags totes Unit 638 Tarik Kadiri boxes bags totes Privacy Hedges, LIMITED SUPPLY, 6ft $130 weekly. Call 781-233-0422. Unit 0596 Dale Busheme boxes bags totes PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. Arborvitae, Fast Growing, Reg $129 ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. Now $69, Beautiful, Bushy, Nursery Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale REAL ESTATE Grown. FREE Installation/FREE deliv- Notice posted September 14, 2016 and September 21, 2016 and to cancel auction without further notice. ery, Other Trees Available! Item: September 14, 21, 2016 844-592-3327, Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. www.lowcosttreefarm.com COMMERCIAL Notice posted September 14, 2016 and September 21, 2016 Massachusetts OSD LIVE PUBLIC CITY OF LYNN Item: September 14, 21, 2016 AUCTIONS, 2 Days! 2 Locations! 2 Auctions! FIRST AUCTION: Fri., Sep- The City of Lynn will receive bids for the following: PS ORANGECO, INC. LAND tember 23, 2016, Ayer-State Police, PLUMBING SERVICES ON AN AS NEEDED BASIS NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION 31-69 Bishop Rd, Ayer, MA 01432, WANTED Specifications may be obtained at the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, BUILDABLE LOTS Reg. 8:30AM / Start 10am, SECOND Room 205, City Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION OR AUCTION: Sat., September 24, 2016, TEAR-DOWNS Bids must be sealed and marked accordingly and submitted to the OFFICE OF THE at 9am on September 29, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 12 Goodhue Street, 289 Lyman St. Westborough, MA CALL: JOHN PURCHASING AGENT, ROOM 205, CITY HALL, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS Salem MA, 01970: 01581, Reg. 8:00AM/ Start 10AM, 781- 581 - 5940, EXT 107 prior to 11:00 A.M., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 and will be publicly Unit 1086 Kathryn Smith boxes bags totes OVER 190 TOTAL opened and read aloud and forth-with in Room 205, City Hall, Lynn, Unit 1140 Pedro Beato boxes bags totes VEHICLES TO BE SOLD, 800 Massachusetts. Unit 2025 Christine Sobutka boxes bags totes 536-1401, Complete Details at: REAL ESTATE Each bidder must submit both a current Prime/General Certificate of Eligibility Unit 2028 Julia Zikianda boxes bags totes www.AUCTIONSINTERNATIONAL. WANTED as issued by the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance Unit 2147 Jacqueline Genao boxes bags totes (DCAMM) Unit 3185 Ana Grullon boxes bags totes and an Update Statement current as of the bid date. Unit 3191 Thiare Rossi boxes bags totes MERCHANDISE The Category of Work is Plumbing. Unit 3197 Susan Keenan-Faletra boxes bags totes Each bid submitted must be accompanied by FIVE PERCENT (5%) OF THE TOTAL PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. WANTED BID PRICE in the form of Certified Check, Cashier's Check or Bid Bond payable to ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. the PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale TO BUY City of Lynn and will become the property of the City of Lynn on the failure of the and to cancel auction without further notice. successful bidder to sign a contract within fourteen (14) days after notification of MILITARY ITEMS acceptance of the bid or by other default. A PAYMENT BOND IN THE AMOUNT Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. Revolutionary war through OF ONE HUNDRED PERCENT (100%) OF THE TOTAL BID AND A PERFORMANCE Notice posted September 14, 2016 and September 21, 2016 Vietnam & most countries. BOND IN THE AMOUNT OF ONE HUNDRED PERCENT (100%) OF THE TOTAL BID Item: September 14, 21, 2016 CALL Peter 1-781-631-1718 IS REQUIRED OF THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. All bonds submitted to the City of Lynn must be issued by an Insurance Company PS ORANGECO, INC. HELP WANTED licensed to issue bonds in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and approved by NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION the U.S. Department of the Treasury. All bonds must be satisfactory in form to the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION JOB INFORMATION City Solicitor. at 9am on September 29, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 240 Newbury Street, SERVICES Certifications regarding Public Contract Debarment under MGL, Chapter 29, Peabody MA, 01960: I BUY HOMES Section 29F, Unit B139 Janean Polito boxes bags totes NOTICE Certificate of Non-Collusion, MGL, Chapter 40, Section 4B1/2, or Chapter 30, as Unit B162 Mark Stickney boxes bags totes Don't pay to find work before you get applicable Unit D006 David Steiger boxes bags totes the job. Legitimate job placement firms and the Attestation Statement Payment of Taxes, MGL, Chapter 62C, Section 49A, Unit D034 James Carbone boxes bags totes that work to fill specific positions must be signed and submitted with an original signature or the bid will be rejected. Unit D117 Yarisa Diaz boxes bags totes cannot charge an upfront fee. For free CASH! Under provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 149, Sections 26 and Unit D279 Laura Cuniff boxes bags totes information about avoiding employ- 27, pertaining to Minimum Wage Rates, these wage rates are applicable to this PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ment service scams, write the Federal contract and will become a part of the contract documents. The contractor is ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. Trade Commission at Washington, required to submit a copy of their weekly payroll records to the Awarding Authority PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud You pick the date to move. on a weekly basis. and to cancel auction without further notice. Information Center, Leave what you want. This is bid under MGL Chapter 149 Section 44 A-J. 1-800-876-7060 Pay no commission if we buy your house. Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. Call David Hughes at Century 21 Hughes. Charles E. White NOTICE Notice posted September 14, 2016 and September 21, 2016 781-599-1776 Purchasing Agent Item: September 14, 21, 2016 For more information and assistance Item: September 14, 2016 regarding the reliability of business opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- All real estate advertising in this THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS newspaper is subject to the Federal LEGAL NOTICE ties, employment services and financ- Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- LAND COURT ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and PUBLIC HEARING - TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes contact the Better Business Bureau it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, 2016 SM 007741 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, 21, 2016 at 7:00 PM at SWAMPSCOTT SENIOR CENTER, 200 ESSEX (rear) to hear ORDER OF NOTICE age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, the following NEW petitions: call 508-652-4800 veteran's status, or source of income or any intention to make any such preference, limitation Petition 16-16 of HEIDI SMYTH seeking a dimensional special permit and special To: Gifty Samuels GENERAL or discrimination. permit (nonconforming use/structure) to add a second floor bedroom and and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 HELP WANTED This newspaper will not knowingly accept any bathroom (19'x22') over existing flat roof single-story portion of structure, within advertising for real estate which is in violation of U.S.C. App. the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all side yard setback, and move deck over existing garage, within side and rear yard § 501 et seq.: HELP WANTED dwellings in this newspaper are available on an setback on a nonconforming structure. Property located at 9 KING'S BEACH equal opportunity basis. To complain of U.S. Bank National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely in its Wait Staff Positions discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at TERRACE, Map 1, Lot 178. capacity as Trustee of WVUE 2015-1 Lido Cafe 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at Petition 16-24 of SYED RAMIM c/o KENNETH SHUTZER seeking a special permit claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in LYNN, 316 Apply in person 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the (parking and loading requirement reduction) to reduce required off-street parking hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. ESSEX STREET, given by Gifty Samuels to Mortgage Electronic Registration Inbound Telesales Support to zero in relation to the opening and operation of a Russell Convenience store Systems, Inc., dated August 18, 2005, and recorded in the Essex County with an approx. gross floor area of 801 sf. Property located at 148 HUMPHREY (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24718, Page 355, and now held by and Customer Service A Plus Warehouse in Lynn MA is STREET, Map 2, Lot 179. the Plaintiff by assignment has/have filed with this court a complaint for RELOCATING? seeking a full time customer service Petition 16-25 of JOHN & KRISTIN D'AGOSTINO seeking a site plan special permit determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. and sales assistant. and special permit (nonconforming use/structure) to demolish and replace an If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United The job requires extensive use of the existing house with a new 3,209 sf residence on a nonconforming lot with new States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers phone. Applicant will be doing order structure conforming to all current zoning setbacks and requirements. Property Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on status checks and support work for located at 15 PHILLIPS BEACH AVENUE, Map 35, Lot 97. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in sales in a small office environment. Petition 16-26 of ROSS & FLORENCE DIPIETRO seeking a dimensional variance to this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October Hours are 9am-6pm but could change extend roof 2-1/2 feet to cover patio and top steps to front entrance of residence. 10, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the to 8-5 or similar. Applicant must have Property located at 63 THE GREENWAY, Map 21, Lot 25. benefits of said Act. some office experience and be able to And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: Petition 16-10 Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on August 23, 2016 thrive in a high pressure environment (324-330 PARADISE ROAD), Petition 16-15 (18 CONNELLY AVENUE), and Petition Attest: 16-20 (96 & 96A PURITAN ROAD). We offer a generous profit sharing plan as well as 401K with an employer Marc Kornitsky, Chairman Deborah J. Patterson match. Please send your resume and a Item: September 7, 14, 2016 Recorder “Helpful tips” writing sample and employment history 201312-0704-YEL to Ed Stairman [email protected] LEGAL NOTICE September 14, 2016 for a S-M-O-O-T-H A Plus Warehouse ~EOE~ FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ROOFERS AND trouble-free move! The City of Lynn, County of Essex, will be submitting its FY'2016 Consolidated PS ORANGECO, INC. LABORERS Designate a drawer for Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) to the U. S. Department of NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Driver's license helpful, not essentials such as Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The City of Lynn has undertaken the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION required. At least 2 years experience. sheets and towels for projects described in this report with Community Development Block Grant at 9am on September 29, 2016 at PS ORANGECO Inc., 233 Newbury Street, Please call and leave message. (CDBG), Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG), and HOME Investment Partnership Danvers MA, 01923: 978-531-9557 quick access the first (HOME) funds from HUD, under Title 1 of the Housing and Community Unit A1029 Christine Dinis boxes bags totes night you move into Development Act of 1974. A draft copy of this report is available for public review DRIVERS Unit A1122 DIVE KS boxes bags totes HELP WANTED your new home. at the Lynn Executive Office of Economic and Community Development, Lynn City Unit A2072 Joyce Rae boxes bags totes Hall, Room 311, Lynn, MA 01901, during regular City Hall business hours, by Unit A2160 Ana Rodriguez-Dealba boxes bags totes emailing [email protected] or accessing the website at www.cityoflynnoecd.net. Tom's Taxi of Lynn is hiring drivers for Unit A2215 Mike Lorenzana boxes bags totes night and weekend shifts. Plan a garage/yard All interested agencies, groups or persons are invited to submit written Unit A2246 Jonathan Lepore boxes bags totes comments for consideration to the City. All comments must be submitted to the Drive a cab and be your own boss. sale before you move. Unit B005 Claudia Hasay boxes bags totes Earn extra CASH! Beginner incentives. above mentioned address and postmarked no later than Thursday, September 29, Unit B064 Stephen Harrigan boxes bags totes 2016. Women, retirees, veterans and others PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. encouraged to apply. Fresh coffee, baking ALL GOODS SOLD "AS IS" and must be removed at time of sale. JUDITH FLANAGAN KENNEDY JAMES M. MARSH Must be at least 21 years old with a soda, or charcoal in a PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale clean driving record. Mayor of Lynn Director and to cancel auction without further notice. sock, placed inside Lynn City Hall Office of Economic and To apply, call Tom at 781-596-1776 between 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. your refrigerator will Lynn, MA 01901 Community Development Mark Hrenko, agent for owners. Lynn City Hall Apply in person at 182 Alley St., Lynn, keep the inside smell- Notice posted September 14, 2016 and September 21, 2016 Mon. - Fri. between 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. CHARLES J. GAETA Lynn, MA 01901 Item: September 14, 21, 2016 ing fresh and clean. Executive Director Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development Pack your current 10 Church Street phone book — it’s a Lynn, MA 01902 quick easy reference to Item: September 14, 2016 the folks back home.

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LEGALS LEGALS ADVERTISEMENT - RE-BID COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NEW IN TOWN? Filed Sub Bids for Electrical THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT The Revere Housing Authority, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids from Docket No.ES16P2486EA Electrical Subcontractors for the Building Envelope and Interior Renovations at CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION 174-176 Hichborn St. 705-E Veterans Family Housing for the Revere Housing Essex Probate and Family Court Authority in Revere, Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents prepared 45 Congress Street by Robert I. Mitnik A.I.A. Salem, MA 01907 This is a re-bid of the electrical filed sub bid trade in connection with the above (978)744-1020 project. General Bids have already been opened and the apparent low bidder is Estate of: Claire T. Richard Alpha Contracting Associates, Inc. Date of Death: 04/15/2016 The work consists of selective electrical work including a new fire alarm system. To all interested persons: See Sections 26.00.01 Electrical; Drawings E-1, E-2 and E-3 and additional A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Will with Appointment of Personal work contained in Addendum No. 3 and Section 28.31.00 Fire Detection and Representative has been filed by Alarm System; Drawings FA-1, FA-2 and FA-3. The project also includes new Roger A Richard of Lynn MA roofing, siding and casings for the building exterior and mechanical, plumbing, requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief painting, flooring, kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities for select portions of the as requested in the Petition. interior. The petitioner requests that: THIS PROJECT IS BEING ELECTRONICALLY BID AND HARD COPIES WILL NOT BE Roger A Richard of Lynn MA ACCEPTED. be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety The electrical work is estimated to cost $50,000.00. Bids are subject to M.G.L. on the bond in an unsupervised administration. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as required by MGL c. l49 §§26 to 27H IMPORTANT NOTICE inclusive. You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Filed sub-bids for electrical will be received until 2:00 PM Wednesday, September Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney 28, 2016 and will be opened online forthwith. All bids must be submitted must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before:10:00 a.m. on electronically on line at www.biddocsonline.com no later than the date & time the return day of 10/03/2016. specified above. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Sub-bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) of appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a the greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), and made payable timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections to the Revere Housing Authority within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pick-up at notice to you. www.biddocsonline.com. (may be viewed electronically or hardcopy requested) or UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE at Nashoba Blue Inc. at 433 Main St. Hudson, MA 01749 (978-568-1167). MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC) There is a plan deposit of $ 50.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable to The estate is being administered under formal procedure by the Personal BidDocs Online Inc. Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Deposits may be electronically paid or must be a certified or cashier's check. This supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with deposit will be refunded for up to two sets for general bidders and for one set for the Court, but recipients are entitled to notice regarding the administration from sub-bidders upon return of the sets in good condition within thirty (30) days of the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to receipt of bids. Otherwise the deposit shall be the property of the Awarding the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Authority. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. FIND AN AFFORDABLE Additional sets may be purchased for $50.00. Bidders requesting Contract Date: September 02, 2016 Documents to be mailed to them shall include a separate check for $40.00 per Pamela Casey O'Brien set for UPS Ground (Or $ 65.00 per set for UPS overnight), payable to BidDocs Register of Probate PLACE TO LIVE. Online Inc, to cover mail handling costs. 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There is not a single kale chard, ricotta and a hint of market. I removed the rib recipe in any of my clas- nutmeg is a luscious ravioli from the gigantic leaves sic cookbooks. Not in the filling, and dandelions are and poached them in wa- Larousse Gastronomique, wonderful and healthy in ter for a few minutes. After supposedly the world’s salad. My doctor advised they drained, I placed the greatest me to eat plenty of them salmon on a kale square culinary when I was expecting my that I cut with scissors, encyclo- first child — to help combat picked some sage from my pedia, severe morning sickness — garden and spooned a little nothing and it worked. butter over it, wrapping the in the But the excitement about kale around the salmon. classic kale? Who would have In a pan, I placed a some work of thought? olive oil and browned the Rosalie the mas- I decided to explore on little salmon “packages” Harrington ter chef my own the opportunities on each side. I served them FOOD Escoffier to create with this veggie. with lemon and some left- EDITOR and zero My husband isn’t too fond over roasted potatoes. Todd recipes in of salmon, but everything I loved it. our beloved Fannie Farmer have read suggests that I More of the giant leaves cookbook. should have it once a week. stare down each time I Yet today it seems every Last Friday, I bought a open the fridge. The chal- magazine contains a reci- nice thick half pound of the lenge awaits me. Will I pe calling for kale — green wild variety at my favorite stuff the rest of the leaves juice, green slaw, scram- fish market, Connolly’s in with rice like the Greeks bled eggs with chopped Gloucester. It was only $7 do with grape leaves? I kale, soup and health- for the half pound, cheaper could make a puree with based suggestions for cook- than I have seen it lately. them and cook the rice in ing with kale. And the wild variety is it in the style of Dr. Seuss Green tomato jam with hard-boiled eggs A good friend supposedly not readily available. The in “Green Eggs in Ham.” got “very sick” as a result concept of “farm raised” The challenge is to do With autumn right around the corner, I’m collecting some green tomatoes from friends with gardens. of a kale overdose. A rela- does not appeal to me, and something that will make I also like the zucchini flowers, which deprive the grower of a zucchini, but the flowers are so delicious tive starts every day with a the talk is that it’s best to the kale taste good. On its stuffed with a little mozzarella dipped in a beer batter and deep fried in olive oil. I make a green tomato green juice extracted from avoid it. And I worry about own, it is not very tasty. But jam that I will incorporate into some hardboiled egg yolks for a delicious deviled egg. I served both of his $700 juicer. The main mercury. As a dental assis- chopped and sauteed with a these along with a few other dishes and a watermelon to our new friends and neighbors. It was delightful. ingredient: kale. tant for four years when I little oil and then scrambled Collect some green tomatoes. And if you’re lucky, collect some zucchini flowers. Gardening A neighbor has planted was young, I handled more with eggs is flavorful. I’ve friends will share! at least a dozen varieties of mercury preparing tooth made breakfast sandwich- — Wash and cut up about five or six medium green tomatoes. Roughly chop them in a food the vegetable, curly, enor- fillings than the average es with sauteed julienned processor. mous, some flat and shiny. person. I have become so zucchini, carrot and kale — Place in a heavy pan. Measure the roughly chopped tomatoes and place about the same Now, I love greens, es- paranoid that I buried my in a frittata. Grated Par- amount of sugar in the pan. pecially the leafy ones. I broken thermometer in the mesan and freshly chopped — Cook over medium heat until glossy and thick, stirring occasionally so they do not stick to the learned from my moth- woods years ago. basil, cilantro, parsley, sage bottom. When done, you will have green tomato jam. er and grandmothers not Nevertheless, regarding will make mostly every- — Hard-boil six eggs, allow to cool and peel. Slice in half. to waste the beet tops, the salmon that possibly thing taste better. On a nice — Remove the yolks and place in a food processor with about 2/3 cup of the tomato jam. Pulse which are delicious slight- could please Todd, who is roll with a soft cheese like ly cooked and tossed with vegetarian these days, I Swiss or mozzarella and a until smooth. olive oil and a dash of vin- decided to make something slice of fried green tomato, — Place 1/2 teaspoon of the jam into each egg half, in the space where the yolk used to be. The egar. Escarole in brodo is a creative with the kale that it makes a delicious sand- jam is also delicious with grilled meats like burgers and lamb and on sandwiches. favorite of my family. Swiss I bought at the farmers wich. Study: Sugar industry attempted to shape science

By Candice Choi known as the Sugar As- ed there was “no doubt” England Journal of Med- ASSOCIATED PRESS sociation internally dis- that reducing cholesterol icine. The journal did not cussed a campaign to and saturated fat was the begin requesting author NEW YORK — The sug- address “negative atti- only dietary intervention disclosures until 1984. ar industry began funding tudes toward sugar” after needed to prevent heart In an editorial published research that cast doubt studies began emerging disease. The researchers Monday that accompanied on sugar’s role in heart linking sugar with heart overstated the consistency the sugar industry analy- disease — in part by point- of the literature on fat and ing the finger at fat — as disease, according to doc- sis, New York University early as the 1960s, accord- uments dug up from pub- cholesterol, while down- professor of nutrition Mari- ing to an analysis of newly lic archives. The following playing studies on sugar, on Nestle noted that for de- uncovered documents. year the group approved according to the analysis. cades following the study, The analysis published “Project 226,” which en- “Let me assure you this scientists and health offi- Monday is based on cor- tailed paying Harvard is quite what we had in cials focused on reducing respondence between a researchers today’s equiv- mind and we look forward saturated fat, not sugar, to sugar trade group and re- alent of $48,900 for an to its appearance in print,” prevent heart disease. searchers at Harvard Uni- article reviewing the sci- wrote an employee of the While scientists are still versity, and is the latest entific literature, supply- sugar industry group to working to understand example showing how food ing materials they wanted one of the authors. links between diet and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and beverage makers at- reviewed, and receiving The sugar industry’s heart disease, concern has tempt to shape public un- drafts of the article. funding and role were not shifted in recent years to Granulated sugar is poured in Philadelphia derstanding of nutrition. The resulting article disclosed when the article sugars, and away from fat, Monday. In 1964, the group now published in 1967 conclud- was published by the New Nestle said. CALLING ALL COOKS Young chocolate entrepreneurs Does the woman down the street make a bolognese to die for? Does the man at work bake a mean blueber- ry pie? Are your mama’s quesadillas or creative salads emerge in world’s cocoa leader better than any you’ve had in a restaurant? Is there a star in your cooking club whose creations always By Christin Roby draw “oohs” and “aahs?” If so, we’d love to meet and ASSOCIATED PRESS feature them and a favorite recipe in our new weekly ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast Neighborhood Cooks column on our Food pages. Please — The smell of chocolate introduce us by contacting Features Editor Bill Broth- wafts from the door of an erton at [email protected] or 781-593-7700, artisanal shop that would ext. 1338. not be out of place in Brook- lyn. Founder Dana Mroueh takes in the sun while riding her stationary bicy- HISTORY AND HOPS cle-turned-cocoa grinder on Sept. 16, 2016 an ambitious journey that 7-10 p.m. began just four months ago. She wants to introduce Ivory Coast, the world’s leading cocoa producer, to the taste of processed cocoa beans, in the form of chocolate bars that she says are 100 percent local. Old Tyme The 27-year-old Mroueh is among an emerging FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS group of chocolate makers who are trying to show this Farmer Issiaka Ouedraogo arranges cocoa beans, laid out to dry on reed Come for the HOPS steamy West African coun- mats, on a cocoa farm outside the village of Fangolo, near Duekoue, Ivo- try that it can take more ry Coast. and make some HISTORY control over its cocoa indus- Then join us for the after party at try, from bean to bar, and prices of around $5 apiece of the Year. His Instant Ivory Coast has long Bent Water Brewing Co. win over the local market. and experimental flavors Chocolate bars go for about been known for its raw 180 Commerical St. #18 Lynn “I think it’s criminal for including chili and sea salt. 30 cents apiece. cocoa production, produc- the planters and for the Fellow chocolate maker Emmanuel sees poten- ing about 35 percent of Ivorians who don’t know Axel Emmanuel is aim- tial in Ivory Coast’s 10 the world’s supply. But the taste of chocolate,” said ing at the other end of the percent economic growth less than a third of what 590 Washington St. Lynn Mroueh, an Ivorian of Leb- market. The 32-year-old last year, and in a small it produces is turned into anese descent who grew up says he wants to dispel but growing middle class finished products at home. watching her grandfather, the myth that chocolate is in many parts of Africa. Now the government is a former pastry shop own- exclusively for the rich. As with many of Africa’s encouraging change. Re- Catch up with your er, have a difficult time sell- “We’ve decided to officially agricultural resources, the cently, billboards spon- favorite team ing his chocolate. “We need make the most inexpensive true earnings come from sored by the National to emphasize the value of chocolate bar on the African their transformation, he Coffee and Cocoa Council in Item Sports! the Ivorian territory.” continent,” said Emmanuel, said, and farmers ought sprouted throughout Abi- Her MonChoco Choco- who was recognized by the to benefit from the grow- djan, the country’s largest late bars are priced for up- country’s president as the ing locally made chocolate city, urging the consump- per-class consumers, with 2015 Young Entrepreneur market as well. tion of Ivorian chocolate.