MONDAY, JULY 24, 2017 Peabody keeping the noise down By Adam Swift ITEM STAFF PEABODY — The sounds of hammers and construc- tion vehicles shouldn’t be waking residents up at the crack of dawn anymore. At its most recent meeting, the City Council approved a new construction noise ordinance that limits work hours. The measure passed by an 8-3 vote, with several of the dissenting councilors stating they were concerned that the ordinance would be too restrictive for home- owners looking to do small projects in the evenings or Sundays. “We’ve discussed in the past about how construc- tion hours are not discussed in our zoning,” said Ward 1 Councilor Jon Turco, who has made the biggest push for the hours. Under the or- dinance, construction hours are now limited to Mondays The streets of through Fridays from 7 a.m. Lynn were alive to 6 p.m., Saturdays from 9 Downtown on Saturday with Walls meant a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sundays more than 2,500 at the discretion of the city’s people viewing building inspector. the Beyond Walls Councilor-at-Large Tom Lynn Rocked business mural festival. Walsh, who voted against the measure, said his con- By Matt Demirs By Matt Demirs cern throughout the process FOR THE ITEM ITEM PHOTO | FOR THE ITEM is that it would restrict the SPENSER HASAK ability of homeowners to get LYNN — See what a few cans of paint and an As more than 2,500 people  ocked to down- work done. idea can start? town Lynn for Saturday’s “Rock the Block” cel- “I think the work on this More than 2,500 people gathered in the city’s ebration of the Beyond Walls mural festival, is commendable, but I still Arts & Cultural District for the “Rock the Block” local businesses were also rocking. have concerns about the celebration Saturday, capping off the 10-day The Lynn Museum/LynnArts collectively saw private residences and that Beyond Walls mural festival transforming pri- more than 1,300 people between Friday and we’re restricting that indi- vately owned buildings with public street art. Saturday visiting the exhibits and galleries, vidual from doing any work From the What Cheer? Brigade leading a pa- said executive director Drew Russo, who be- on their home after 6 p.m. rade of hundreds, to a crowd cheering on the 20 lieves it was one the most attended two days NOISE, A7 ROCKED, A7 BUSINESS, A7 Swampscott closes the book on harbormaster

By Gayla Cawley against the town. While he was Last week, the Board of Se- The issue arose after Bithell was lice last August about misuse of ITEM STAFF harbormaster, Bithell received a lectmen unanimously voted 3-0 placed on administrative leave a registration plate, assigned to a stipend of $7,983. (two members were absent) to last September by the town. He town-owned 2007 Load Rite util- SWAMPSCOTT — Four months “My client, myself, the town, authorize Town Administrator had been facing criminal charges ity trailer, according to a police after ling a lawsuit against the town to try to save his former job the (town) administrator and Sean Fitzgerald to execute the for use of an expired license plate. report from Lynn District Court. as harbormaster, Lawrence Bithell the town’s attorneys felt it was end of employment agreement He was replaced and taken off ad- Criminal charges were has agreed to a settlement, which in everyone’s mutual best inter- with Bithell. ministrative leave when Swamp- dropped and his case was dis- includes his formal resignation. est to try to reach an agreement “Larry rst was appointed in scott Police Sgt. William Waters missed at Lynn District Court Through the terms of the set- and not carry on the expense and 1978 as Swampscott’s harbor- was appointed as interim harbor- in May after the Essex County tlement, Bithell will receive time involved with the lawsuit,” master and we certainly wish master in February. District Attorney’s of ce led a $15,000 payment from the said Neil Rossman, Bithell’s de- him well as he moves onto the Bithell’s charges stemmed town, and will release his claim fense attorney. next chapter,” Fitzgerald said. from a complaint received by po- HARBORMASTER, A2 Bear Creek BY BILL BROTHERTON was the place Marblehead guitarist to bee for opens for Thorogood Saugus school

The date was Sept. By Paul Halloran 11, 2001 and Brooks FOR THE ITEM Young was sitting on SAUGUS — More than 150 students, B.B. King’s tour bus, teachers and parents from the Ballard chatting with the blues Early Childhood Center got up close and legend about Gibson personal with nature during the school’s guitars — especially annual eld trip to Wheelabrator Technol- Lucille, King’s Gibson ogies’ Bear Creek Wildlife Sanctuary. ES-355 — and their Students learned about bees and the im- shared love of Eric portance of pollination; plants at the sanc- Clapton’s playing. tuary and the animals that rely on them; Eventually, the con- the coastal landscape and estuary; and versation switched to how butter ies come into being. They also the events of that day, planted wild ower seeds, and there was the terrorist attacks on an arts and crafts station. After the learn- U.S. soil by al-Qaeda. ing stations, the students enjoyed lunch “My producer friend, from Prince Pizza and entertainment. Brit Johnson, had invit- “The students look forward to visiting ed me to see B.B., and it Wheelabrator’s Bear Creek Wildlife Sanctu- just so happened I was INSIDE Bronte Rondash, 4, of Boston COURTESY PHOTO ary every year,” said Ballard Principal Ma- on the bus with him takes on Julian Rios, 10, of In Malden Lowell during Saturday’s Lynn rie Bridges. “It’s an opportunity for them to Brooks Young and his the day the towers fell,” learn about nature in a fun environment.” band will open for City assesses Shore Showdown at Nahant said Young, a North marijuana law. A3 “The kids love coming here,” teacher Bar- George Thorogood Shore-based guitarist/ Beach. More than 80 wrestlers bara Wall said. “Wheelabrator Saugus does a and the Destroyers singer. “B.B. said to me, In Opinion competed. See story, page A3. great job of making an educational eld trip Wednesday night at Getting on track Lynn Auditorium. YOUNG, A8 in Peabody. A4 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK BEAR CREEK, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 66° VOL. 139, ISSUE 192 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 59° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 24, 2017 OBITUARIES Swampscott closes the book on harbormaster Elva I. Sewell, 91 Donna M. Reynolds, 68 1925-2017 1948-2017 HARBORMASTER ly not reappointing him.” LYNN — Elva I. ing time with her fam- MIDDLETON — Mrs. In addition to her From A1 The basis of the com- plaint was that Bithell’s (Meere) Sewell, age ily, always proud and Donna Marie (Jones) husband Richard a “nolle prosequi,” which appointment from its ini- 91, of Lynn, entered joyous to welcome Reynolds, age 68, of and mother Barbara, ceases the prosecution. tial enactment in 1978 into eternal rest on new members to her Middleton, died on Donna is survived by Wednesday, July 19 every growing family. Saturday, July 22, her son Richard K. Fitzgerald said the should have remained in $15,000 compensation surrounded by her Her life was one lled 2017, at Beverly Reynolds and his wife place unless he was re- loving family. Born in with love, happy and was in recognition of Hospital, surrounded Lindsey of Boca Ra- moved for neglect of duty, Framingham in 1925, sad days, triumphs by her loving family, ton, Fla., her daughter Bithell’s years of service, negligence or conduct un- she was the daughter and tragedies, a true following complica- Jodi A. Brett and her and was also related to becoming of a harbormas- of the late Michael Matriarch, loving, tions from a stroke husband Jason of settlement of the issues ter, and that the of ce of and Irene (Palmer) Meere. Elva strong, and always supportive. she suffered in August of Danvers, her four granddaugh- that have been discussed. harbormaster is not sub- lived most of her life in Lynn. She is survived by three 2015. She was the beloved ters Samantha, Taylor, Skylar With the settlement, he ject to reappointment. She also lived in Beverly and daughters; Nancy J. Spiridis of wife of Richard K. Reynolds and Paisley, her siblings Robert said he was looking for- Town of cials disagree, Peabody. Recently she made Lynn, Joan E. Murphy and her with whom she shared almost S. Jones. Jr. and his partner Mi- ward “to putting some of saying that the harbor- her home at the Lynn Home for partner, Tom Pelletier of Salem, 49 years of marriage. chelle Ayers of Reading, Scott E. the con icts behind us.” master position is a year- the Elderly and her family would and Gail S. Simpson and her Born in Lynn in 1949, Don- Jones and his wife Lisa of Wake- “He has served this town ly appointment. Waters, like to thank the staff for their husband Jim of San Diego, Ca- na was the daughter of Bar- eld, Kristin M. Carmody and for more than three de- the interim harbormas- kind compassionate and loving lif.; nine grandchildren; Anthony bara A. Jones of Middleton her husband Kevin of Nahant cades as our harbormas- ter was up for reappoint- care. and his partner Tiffany, Danny and the late Robert S. Jones, and the late Pamela A. Messing- ter, so that’s quite a record ment on June 30, and She was the wife of the late and his wife Vanessa, Ciara, Sr.. She was raised in Lynn, er and her husband Richard of of accomplishment and Fitzgerald said he will Richard A. Sewell, who she Josh, Alice, Amy, Kelly, Elizabeth attended Lynn Public Schools Lynn, her In-laws Stanley and contribution to the town,” be making his recom- shared 45 years of marriage and Evan; 15 great-grand- and graduated from Lynn En- Irene Danisiewicz of Lynn eld, with. She was a graduate of children; Kayla, Xavier, Alyssa, glish High School in 1967. her sister-in-law Jean Walsh and said Naomi Dreeben, mendation to the Board chairwoman of the Board Lynn English High School, Class Elizabeth, Jonathan, Brandon, She lived the greater part of her husband Michael of Jack- of Selectmen in the next of 1944, and worked many Landon, Adameus, Adacus, Alex, her life in Danvers and has sonville, Fla. and many nieces, of Selectmen. several weeks. In March, a “complaint years for the former Connelly’s Mason, Evan, Jaida, Gia and lived in Middleton for the past nephews and other close family Fitzgerald said Waters is Candy in Lynn. She worked at Kayden; one great-great-grand- 10 years. She was a devoted and friends. for declaratory judgment” currently serving in hold- the Teamsters Local 42 Cred- child, Aiden; as well as several mother and grandmother who Service information: A fu- was led on behalf of over status and he will be it Union on Ford St. for many nieces and nephews. She was chose to stay at home to raise neral Mass will be held on Bithell by Rossman at Sa- working with the select- years. She also worked showing the mother of the late Richard her children and grandchil- Wednesday, July 26 in St. lem Superior Court. The men to discuss strategies and selling homes for Palmer M. and Paul T. Sewell and Leslie dren. When her children were Richard Church, 90 Forest St., defendants were listed as for the next steps. He said Realty. Elva loved the beach, the A. Flynn; great-grandmother of grown, Donna began working Danvers at 10 a.m. Relatives the Board of Selectmen, there are several options ocean and the sun and shared the late Christopher Chase, and at Vantage Personnel starting and friends are respectful- town of Swampscott, and the town can explore, this love with her six children sister of the late John, Thomas as a receptionist and later as ly invited to attend. Visiting Fitzgerald. The complaint which could include inte- totting them to the beach from and James Meere. a sales consultant and man- hours will be on Tuesday at the was led to prevent the grating the harbormaster Norcross Terrace and back. Service information: A ager. She held a hairdressing SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 426 town from removing function into the police de- She enjoyed bowling, knitting, visitation will be held on and manicurist license and Broadway (Rt. 129), Lynn from Bithell from his position, partment. traveling, playing cribbage and Wednesday from 9:30-10:30 worked at the family salon, 4-8 p.m. In lieu of owers, before a formal judgment Fitzgerald said he has whist, and the challenge of a re- a.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- Jack and Jill Hair Boutique for donations in Donna’s memory by the court “on his rights been that pleased that ally good crossword puzzle. She neral Home, 67 Ocean St. many years. She enjoyed trav- may be made to Department enjoyed competing in the “Daily (Rt 1A), Lynn, followed by a to continued employment Waters has stepped up eling especially to Aruba and of Neurology at Beth Israel in of ce.” Jumble” with her husband and memorial funeral mass at Florida where she was able Deaconess Medical Center, and supported the compli- her daughter Gail. She was a 11 a.m. in St. Pius V Church, spend time with her grandchil- 330 Brookline Ave., Boston “The plaintiff, Lawrence cated responsibilities that Bithell, has served as the voracious reader, often staying Lynn. Burial will be in St. dren. Donna and Richard were MA 02215, Care of: Of ce of come with the harbormas- up all night to nish a book. Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. awarded ambassadorships at Development “In Memory of town’s harbormaster for ter job, but there needs over 38 years,” reads the A breast cancer survivor, Relatives and friends are re- a ceremony in Aruba for over Donna M. Reynolds”. Direc- to be some more thought she was a volunteer for Care spectfully invited. Those who 20 years of consecutive annu- tions and online guestbook at complaint. “In a series of about the function of the Dimensions (formerly Hospice prefer may make donations al visits. www.solimine.com. illegal actions by the town, position. of the North Shore), rst in the to Lynn Home for the Elderly acting by and through its “I think Billy (Waters) mail room, and then at the Ka- Persons, 1 Atlantic Terrace, (then) Town Administra- has done a really out- plan Family Hospice House for Lynn, MA 01902, Smile tor Thomas Younger, its standing job and I would several years. She also volun- Train, PO Box 96231, Wash- Leona V. Dewhurst, 92 (then) Interim Town Ad- have every hope that we teered at the former Crombie ington, D.C. 20090, or to ministrator Gino Cresta, could continue that lev- Street Shelter, now Life Bridge Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan 1924-2017 Jr., and the current board in Salem serving meals to the St., Suite B-102, Danvers, el of service,” Fitzgerald Leona V. (Watson) Leona was the of selectmen, has attempt- said. homeless and the transient MA 01923. Directions and ed to remove the plaintiff population for several years. guestbook at www.solimine. Dewhurst, 92, died mother of: Carolyn on July 4, 2017, sur- L. Stowell, wife of from the of ce of harbor- Gayla Cawley can be But her greatest joy was spend- com. rounded by her fam- David of Gloucester; master, rst by placing reached at gcawley@item- ily at the home she George L. Dewhurst, him on administrative live.com. Follow her on loved in Saugus. Le- husband of Marsha leave and then by alleged- Twitter @GaylaCawley. ona was married for of Alton, N.H.; and Marie F. Jean, 65 67 years to the late Ronald L. Dewhurst George W. Dewhurst of Saugus. She also MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF of Paoli, Indiana. leaves seven grand- Marie Fanise Jean, her lips, no matter Born in Saugus, to the late children: Sean Dewhurst, High-pro le animal abuse DNA evidence. 65 years, passed away where she was. She Frederick J and Leda (Carter) Dawn Freeman, Michael De- trial scheduled to start on Friday, June 14, touched many lives Watson, she was the youngest whurst, Heidi Colclough, David State awards federally-fund- 2017 after lengthy with her kind and of nine children. She gradu- Stowell, Jacquelyn Blanchette, DEDHAM (AP) — A ed grants to communities illness at the Kaplan cheerful spirit. ated from Lynn English High and Robert Paquette; eight man charged with abus- Family Hospice House In addition to her School in 1942. She worked great-grandchildren; Shaina ing a dog so severely BOSTON (AP) — Doz- in Danvers, surround- husband, she is at Champion Lamp in Lynn Bingle, Chyanne Stowell, that it had to be eutha- ens of communities ed by her family. She survived by three and Sylvania in Danvers for Stephanie and Haley Blanch- nized is heading to trial around Massachusetts was a hardworking, daughters Anne many years. ette, Christopher Dewhurst, nearly four years after are sharing $30.5 mil- God fearing, loving Tamarah Jean, Luvie Leona was a happy, caring Kayla Smallcanyon, Tarra the animal that came to lion in federally funded and caring mother, wife, sister Christa Jean, and Phoebe Ange- person who loved family and Kingsbery, and Kayla Williams; be known as Puppy Doe community development and friend, born in Haiti on June line Jean, all of Lynn, two sisters friends and enjoyed the cele- four great-great-grandchil- was found barely alive block grants. 15, 1952. She was the daugh- locally Gislaine Mathieu of Lynn, brations and family cookouts dren: Kiyah Blanchette, Violet on a playground. Republican Gov. ter of the late Romanes and Vir- Souvenise Douyon of Lynn, sev- at her home. She loved sit- and Rose Bingle, and Carson Radoslaw Czerkawski Charlie Baker’s admin- ginie Douyon Gabriel. eral other sisters and brothers ting out in her yard enjoying Kingsbery. She is also survived faces multiple animal istration announced She immigrated to the Unit- in Haiti, and many nieces and the  owers and feeding the by many nieces and nephews cruelty charges in the the awards last week, ed States in 1988, where she nephews and cousins. birds and her chipmunks, who and a special nephew: George trial scheduled to start saying the money would met her husband of 24 years. Service information: Funer- would eat out of her hands. Farrell. Leona was a member and She was predeceased by Tuesday. help support housing, She worked as a Dietary Aide al services will be held at the at Belmont Manor Nursing El Siloe Seven Day Adventist married at the Quaker Church two granddaughters Heather The case received wide- infrastructure and other Home in Belmont for 26 years. Church 10 Baltimore St. Lynn in Lynn, upon its closing she Kraus and Michelle Paquette; spread attention when projects that benefit She attended El Siloe Seventh on Wednesday at 11 a.m., vis- became a member of St Ste- and eight siblings: Arthur, the year-old pit bull mix low- and middle-income Day Adventist Church in Lynn iting hours will be held prior phens Episcopal Church in Fred, Louis, Samuel, and residents in cities and was found in Quincy in and served as a deaconess for to the funeral at the church Lynn where she was a Sunday Otis Watson, Eva Smith, Ruth towns. 2013 with skull, spine many years. She had a heart for from 9–11 a.m. to which rel- School Teacher, she was a Gagne, and Leda Farrell. and rib fractures, a stab The grants will allow God and enjoyed sharing the atives and friends are invited member of St Paul Lutheran The family would like to wound to the right eye for the rehabilitation of Gospel with everyone she met. to attend. Guest Book at park- Church in Gloucester at the thank the Home Care Person- and a split tongue. The 286 housing units around She always had a song upon ermemorialfuneralhome.com. time of her death. She was nel with special thanks to Jan- starving female dog was the state. also an active member of et for helping us keep Leona euthanized. Other projects include Eastern Star. Leona enjoyed in the home which she loved Czerkawski has pleaded food pantries, nancial the music and fellowship of and her hairdresser, Peggy. not guilty and suggested literacy programs and CEMETERY LETTERING her religious life, and she Service information: A me- youths he saw drinking in training in English as a IN ALL LYNN CEMETERIES especially enjoyed listening morial service will be held a park were responsible second language. to her daughter singing with on Friday, July 28 at 11 a.m. for the abuse. His attor- Baker says the grants BRUCERLANE.COM Share the Music and never at St. Paul Lutheran Church. ney didn’t immediately allow communities to LOW PRICES • IMMEDIATE SERVICE missed a performance, she In lieu of owers, contribu- respond to a message, but respond to speci c local 978-758-7186 would sing along from the au- tions may be made in her previously questioned the needs. dience, never missing a word. name to: St Paul Lutheran In her later years Leona en- Church, 1123 Washington Advertisement joyed the gatherings for Birth- St., Gloucester, MA 01930. Catch up days, Anniversaries, Gradua- Arrangements are under the Which of these costly home seller mistakes tions, Baptisms, and Holidays direction of the SOLIMINE with your involving ve generations of Funeral Homes 426 Broad- will you make when you sell your home? favorite team which she was the matriarch. way (RTE129), Lynn. Direc- in Item Sports! Her family is what she lived tions and guestbook at www. 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If you keep active, Lynn Shore Showdown at Na- and keep working, it’s a great hant Beach was a chance for way to make gains.” wrestlers of all shapes and Nicholson, who grew up in sizes, and of all ages, to draw a Sudbury, began wrestling al- circle in the sand and engage most by accident. in some serious competition. “I was playing freshman foot- More than 80 wrestlers, ball at Lincoln-Sudbury, and some from as far away as my coach was the varsity wres- Providence, R.I., converged tling coach,” Nicholson said. Saturday at the, just at the be- “He talked to me about going ginning of the Causeway, for out for the team in the winter. From left, the second annual showdown. “But my dad was also a wres- Jahseed James, “That’s an improvement on tler, so we always had interest 13, of Boston, what we did last year,” said in the sport growing up.” comes together Lynn School Committeeman Last year, for the first time, with X-Zarious Jared Nicholson, founder of Lynn had a varsity wrestling Armstrong, 11, of the event, “so I’d say the turn- team. It was a combination of Woonsocket, R.I., out has been terrific.” all three public schools, and during the Lynn In the absense of mats, the Nicholson — who worked to Shore Showdown sand would have to do. And it set up the program — thought on Saturday. did nicely. In fact, Nicholson it did very well. incorporated a bit of Sumo “It’s a new sport,” he said, wrestling to go along with “and it needs to gain some ITEM PHOTOS | the usual folkstyle grappling momentum. But the coaches SPENSER HASAK in this year’s event. In Sumo (Frank Viera in the middle wrestling, winners have to schools and Tim King at the knock their opponents outside high school level) have done a the circle. great job.” Nicholson feels the time is He gives participants credit, right for wrestling to gain a saying that unlike many oth- bigger stronghold in Lynn er sports where players step sports — and for a variety of onto the field of play as part reasons. of a team, wrestlers get in the “It teaches discipline first,” ring with just their opponents. said Nicholson, who wres- “People can be intimidated to tled at Lincoln-Sudbury High step out onto the mat by them- School. “And it’s one of those selves,” he said.” sports where you get to com- Most high school competi- pete as an individual, but also tion is folkstyle (as opposed to as part of a team. You’re in the Greco-Roman of the Olympics), ring, just you and your com- we drew a big circle and called petitor, but when you’re not that the ring,” he said. “In in there, you get to root on a Sumo wrestling, you win when teammate, which is very im- you force your opponent out- portant.” side the circle,” he said. “That’s Maricruz Flores, 13, of Providence, R.I., Seth Fagone, 13, of Danvers, washes the Because the sport is “very what we do here.” takes down Frank Mendes, 13, of Wellesley. sand off his face after wrestling. Any pot ban in Malden would require a vote

MALDEN — It will be also backed the ballot ordinance committee to up to voters in this city question 55-45 percent. consider zoning approach- to decide if Malden bans Some of the city’s elect- es to regulating marijua- marijuana sales. ed officials oppose mar- na sales. The state Legislature’s ijuana sales, with City At a May committee rewrite of the recreational Council members in May meeting, Councilor Craig marijuana law passed by taking stances against Spadafora, the ordinance voters in 2016 states that recreational marijuana committee chairman, communities that passed sales, including proposals proposed creating a new the legalization referen- to stall the potential siting business category called dum last year can only of recreational marijuana “Adult Speciality Retail ban pot shops if a majority retailers in Malden until Sales” that would pertain of voters are in favor of a it is legalized by the feder- to any alcohol, tobacco or ban. al government. Federal marijuana retailers. Malden voters passed law at this time prohibits Any zoning change of the question locally by both possession and sale this nature has to go a 54-46 percent vote. In of marijuana. The mari- through the Planning Medford, it was a bit high- juana law’s passage last Board and a public hear- The 18th Army Band playing in a reunion concert at Fort Devens in cel- er, 58-42 percent. Melrose year spurred the Council’s ing process. ebration of the band’s 100th birthday. Army veteran helps celebrate Swampscott receives MVP a military band milestone community designation By Bridget Turcotte college wasn’t at the top of seas and you don’t have SWAMPSCOTT — the status for the same a more resilient Common- ITEM STAFF my priority list.” your family around you, Swampscott has been des- reason. wealth, according to the Hoey began playing the people you serve with ignated a municipal vul- “It reflects Swampscott’s release. LYNN — Lynn native the saxophone while at- become your family,” he nerability preparedness really extraordinary pre- A key commitment in Walter Hoey was one of tending Cobbett Jr. High said. community by the Bak- paredness,” said Town Ad- the executive order, which about three dozen former School, then joined his Today he’s a music er-Polito Administration. ministrator Sean Fitzger- the MVP Program builds members of the 18th Army high school band. A friend teacher at Jenkins Mid- Only five municipalities ald. “We have a number upon, is coordinating Band to march into Fort of Hoey’s in the band was dle School in Colorado received the designation, of really busy and active assistance to cities and Devens to celebrate the drafted, sparking the idea Springs, where he teaches which was announced last committees. The Board of towns as they prepare group’s 100th birthday. that he too should join the his students about the his- month, when more than Selectmen has recognized for the impacts of climate Hoey and other U.S. military. tory behind each song be- $1 million in grant fund- that really looking at change, according to the Army veterans gathered emergency preparedness release. His father, Walter, who fore they learn to play it. ing and designation status at the home of the band to was awarded to 71 cities is a priority.” “Massachusetts is com- he later learned lost a “The school (district) play together in a reunion and towns across the state Fitzgerald said the des- mitted to combating and brother in World War II, doesn’t teach kids about concert and recognize the through the Municipal ignation can help Swamp- preparing for the impacts did not support his son’s wars until 11th grade,” band’s centennial anni- plan to join the army af- Vulnerability Prepared- scott with grant opportu- of climate change, and our versary last weekend. Hoey said. “I teach histo- ness (MVP) Program. nities, which is true for Municipal Vulnerability ter graduation. Hoey said ry through music. Before “The highlight for me he begged his mother, who The new grant and des- any time a community Preparedness Program we play the first note, I meets a standard. is designed to ensure our was to see a few former eventually signed papers ignation program pro- have them research the Last September, Gov. communities can work band members I haven’t to allow him to enlist be- vides communities with piece. They look up who Charlie Baker signed an together on building re- seen or talked with in over fore turning 18. technical support, climate influenced (the artist) and change data and planning executive order — Es- silience with the best 40 years,” said Hoey. “I He first attended ba- what was going on in his- tools to identify hazards tablishing an Integrated planning tools, data and saw a sparkle in the eyes sic training at Fort Dix tory at that time.” and develop strategies to Climate Change Strategy resources from the state,” and a smile on their faces in New Jersey, then the Similarly, Hoey said the improve resilience, accord- for the Commonwealth Baker said in a state- as we played together one Armed Forces School of music chosen for the re- ing to a press release from — which lays out an ap- ment. “We are proud that last time. I hope it won’t Music at Little Creek Am- union concert deliberately the administration. proach to further reduce so many of our cities and be another 40 years before phibious Base in Norfolk, told the stories of several Sixty-six communities greenhouse gas emissions, towns are involved and us- we get together again.” Va. His professional music wars and conflicts, includ- received funding to com- safeguard residents, mu- ing their local knowledge The 18th Army band career started with the nicipalities and business- and community strengths formed in June 1917 ing “Il Silenzio,” “The Star plete the planning process, 18th Army Band, which he and upon successful com- es from the impacts of to partner with the Com- during the first World Spangled Banner,” “Victo- was a part of from 1974 to pletion of the program, climate change, and build monwealth.” War at Camp Robinson 1977, he said. ry at Sea,” and “God Bless the USA.” will achieve designation in Wisconsin. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Stephen Hawking is wrong about B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising Gordon R. Hall our potential to save our planet T  J  110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Recently, renowned the- Vice President, Finance Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan oretical physicist Stephen Chief Operating O cer Chairman Hawking said we should Customer Service P ’ colonize the moon and Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Mars as soon as possible. Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 He predicts that, figura- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 tively speaking, Mother Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Earth runs out of milk by Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 2117, and we should exit Ext. 2 Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 the planet before then. Classifi ed Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Hawking’s prediction classi [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 sounds more rhetorical Subscriptions than theoretical. Because [email protected] of his fame, the public will Circulation take his warning as literal. FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE As an international seeds- [email protected] A bean plant sprouts from the Martianlike soil man, I think he is wrong. Ext. 3 in the lab at Jarvis Hall Science Wing. Mother Earth has a max- Newsroom imum carrying capacity of quarter billion people. If we and hope he explains soon [email protected] 35.5 billion people — up can land on the moon, we how to colonize the moon [email protected] EDITORIAL from today’s population of can engineer new foods in and Mars. Who will go? Ext. 4 7.5 billion — at 1,500 calo- great abundance. First the starving, with ries per person per day. At Sports It is universally accepted this rate full capacity will be hospital staffs in tow? Then [email protected] that malnutrition is caused those in Holland, China, achieved in about 105 years. by poverty, and poverty by Ext. 5 Getting on track Our population continues Bangladesh, and other social conflict, instability to increase; we ranch, farm, low-lying places? In what Retail and Online and war. No freedom, no Advertising and fish everywhere we can; order? But what about the free markets. Also, food [email protected] everyone is fed. absence of oxygen and wa- in Peabody distribution depends on ter? Better to breed plants Assume that the world’s ADVERTISING road quality. No well-paved and pave highways. population doubles every roads, no effective distri- Spending $50,000 to study trolley service running Hawking is wrong not Ernie Carpenter Jr. 40 years and that, world- bution. Such mundane re- from Peabody Square to the Salem commuter rail about Mother Earth, but Director of Advertising wide, a healthy daily calor- alities may not occur to a and Business Development, ext. 1355 station sounds like one of those proposals singled out about ourselves. To para- ic intake averages 1,500. gifted theoretical physicist. [email protected] by state spending critics for derision. phrase Alexander Pope, Calculate all animals, fish, Unlike Hawking, I can But the proposed “high rail” trolley to connect the we are Hawking’s prop- Michele Iannaco plants, grains, wild game, speak only about farmers. two cities and linking Peabody to the commuter rail er study. Let us examine Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 algae, and human breast Global warming, air pol- is an idea that makes more sense the more it is ex- what keeps us from creat- [email protected] milk. Moreover, assume lution, and asteroid colli- amined for one simple reason: Parking. ing optimal horticultural Ralph Mitchell that all of Earth’s arable sions elude me. North Shore communities without exception are and agricultural produc- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 as well as grazing land I base my observations not tion, as well as excellent [email protected] 18th-century creations with buildings bunched close can be developed fully by on disaster, but on the power transportation to all of the together or configured around town and city squares. the year 2123. of what the ancient Greeks Patricia Whalen world’s markets. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 The horses, wagons, carriages and, yes, trolleys that While you might con- called Gaia. She is more fe- [email protected] clattered along 19th-century streets and disappeared clude from my counter-pre- cund than all the world’s in- We shorten our lives by in the 20th-century were replaced by an increasing diction that Hawking is killing, maiming, and starv- habitants combined. BUSINESS OFFICE number of cars lining streets, congesting traffic, and correct, you would have Add Gaia’s air, water, sun- ing one another. Stop that, underscoring the notion that a partial, maybe even to deny that humans are light, and genes to our abili- build great roads, and we Beth Bresnahan wholesale return, to mass transit makes sense. creative, resourceful and ty to till the soil, harvest the shall live on Earth forever. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 Peabody state Rep. Thomas Walsh looks to the fu- innovative. You’d be wrong. [email protected] seas, and tend the herds and George Ball is chair- ture of transportation evolution on the North Shore Approximately 10,000 flocks. The results are mira- Susan J. Conti when he talks about young people living near Pea- years ago, we invented a cles. The trick is to be selec- man and CEO of the W. Controller, ext. 1288 body Square and getting to work by jumping on a highly engineered food — tive and to worship — that Atlee Burpee Co., and a [email protected] trolley and then a Boston-bound commuter rail train. bread. Regarding bread’s is, to follow — Gaia, as did past president of the Ted Grant Mayor Ted Bettencourt called a Peabody-Salem main ingredient, Nobelist Borlaug, and both Gregor American Horticultural Publisher, ext. 1234 trolley link “... an idea worthy of careful consider- plant breeder Norman Bor- Mendel, known as the fa- Society in Washington. [email protected] ation.” That’s one way of saying an idea sounds good, laug saved 245 million lives ther of modern genetics, and but it may or may not work. Mass transit projects He wrote this for the Marian Kinney through breeding a shorter Charles Darwin, author of ext. 1212 usually can’t get built because, cost-wise, they don’t and more productive wheat the theory of evolution. Philadelphia Inquirer. [email protected] seem to offer much bang for the buck. plant — just one plant and I accept Hawking’s vast Readers may email him Will Kraft Without a study completed and ready for examination, one person fed almost a knowledge of outer space, at [email protected] it’s difficult to suggest a transit link between the two cit- Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 [email protected] ies will ease parking congestion and spur a real estate boom driven by transit-minded renters and buyers. Jennifer Perez But two questions should be asked of any transit ext. 1205 proposal: 1. Is the existing transportation system [email protected] working? 2. What are the downsides of introducing Carolina Trujillo a new system? Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 People aren’t going to limit automobile use unless [email protected] costs and inconvenience motivate them to do so. The Jim Wilson answer to Question 2 is that trolleys are never going Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 to duplicate the personalized convenience of motor [email protected] vehicle transportation. CIRCULATION But they could become an increasingly prominent “task-specific” transportation option. If Peabody res- Lisa Mahmoud idents think it makes more sense to travel to work by Manager, ext. 1239 commuter rail than by car, they might embrace a trol- [email protected] ley link to Salem. By the same token, if people in Pea- CLASSIFIED body consistently regard downtown Salem as a pop- Abbe Young Smith ular destination, they will take a trolley to get there. Manager, ext. 1276 The trolley proposal is going to need a lot of sup- [email protected] porters who aren’t shy about explaining why the Pea- body-Salem transit link makes sense. But the ultimate NEWSROOM question of whether building a trolley line justifies its Bill Brotherton no-doubt expensive price tag can only be answered Features Editor ext. 1338 once the link is built and used to maximum potential. [email protected] Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 JONATHAN BERNSTEIN ILLUSTRATION | SEAN DELONAS [email protected] Cheryl Charles Night Editor, ext. 1278 What happens if Trump goes on a pardon-fest? [email protected] Tori Faieta Copy Editor Donald Trump — who seemed to ters in this case as Attorney General no longer incriminate themselves, to, well, something that really [email protected] be trying to intimidate the Justice Jeff Sessions has recused himself. they could be compelled to testi- would have to be countered in or- Thomas Grillo Department and the special coun- Trump could fire Rosenstein. fy in court or in Congress and be der to ensure the rule of law. Reporter, ext. 1264 sel in a New York Times interview It’s not clear, however, whether he held in contempt if they refused, The only remedy for inappropriate [email protected] this week — is reportedly consid- could find anyone in the chain of or charged with perjury if they pardons would be political. Would ering a variety of dramatic moves command willing to fire Mueller. I lied. At least, it appears that is congressional Republicans move to Spenser Hasak impeach and convict Trump if he Photographer, ext. 1332 against the Russia investigation, suppose Trump also could attempt the case. What’s more, once they [email protected] perhaps including firing special to fire Mueller directly despite not had been pardoned, they would took these steps? We don’t know. counsel Robert Mueller (some- having the authority to do so, which have little incentive to stay silent. Would they otherwise move against Thor Jourgensen thing many have been reporting would be something close to a con- Whatever the answers to all of him? We don’t know. It seems fairly News Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] on for some time) and pardoning stitutional crisis; presumably, the those questions, the big picture is likely that these sorts of acts would members of his family, campaign courts would have to rule wheth- that Trump has already obstructed drive Trump’s popularity further Steve Krause and administration (something er Mueller was fired lawfully, and justice; he did that just by firing FBI down and at least (depending on Sports Editor, ext. 1229 which, up to now, appeared to be then we would see whether Trump Director James Comey for continu- what he actually did) move every- [email protected] just the speculation of some of the would defy the courts as well. ing the Russia investigation, and he one further down the road toward Katie Morrison most hair-on-fire observers). The issue with pardons is a little further obstructed justice by threat- considering impeachment and re- Sports Reporter These are extremely fraught clearer, at least to begin with. The ening those properly conducting the moval, but there’s no way at all to [email protected] know for sure. waters for the president to travel constitutional power to pardon for investigation today. But impeach- Owen O’Rourke The ball would be in the court in. It’s certainly possible that this federal crimes (even if no one has ment and removal of a president is Photographer, ext. 1224 of Republicans in Congress — and is just more bluster. But it’s also yet been charged) is essentially a severe remedy, one that should be [email protected] citizens of a democracy in grave possible he’ll act. If so, here’s the absolute, with the main question used only when necessary. danger. Roberto Scalese legal and constitutional situation, being whether the president can Up to this point (and pending Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 as I understand it — with the pardon himself. The constraint on potential further information to Jonathan Bernstein is a [email protected] major caveat that much of this is this power is political, not legal. be revealed), there are strong ar- Bloomberg View columnist. He Anne Marie Tobin untested. Presidents just haven’t Pardoning those around him guments that even if Trump has taught political science at the Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 done these things. might be great for them, but it acted criminally, it still hasn’t [email protected] University of Texas at San Anto- The issue with firing Mueller is wouldn’t necessarily help Trump. reached that point of necessity. nio and DePauw University and Bridget Turcotte that he was hired, and probably That’s because removing them Pre-emptive pardons? Firing the Reporter, ext. 1269 must be fired, by Deputy Attorney from legal jeopardy would also investigator? That’s when ob- wrote A Plain Blog About Poli- [email protected] General Rod Rosenstein, who is the remove the protection of the Fifth struction moves from something tics. Readers may email him at Ryan York acting attorney general for all mat- Amendment: Because they could that could be perhaps overlooked [email protected]. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, JULY 24, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5

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Harris St.; at 12:51 p.m. Sat- attempt gone wrong, the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 10:34 a.m. Friday on Centre urday at 30 Andover St. and 1 it is the sole responsibility of the con- Street; at 4:44 a.m. Saturday Complaints Hilltop Drive; at 4:15 p.m. Sun- on Central Avenue. day at Century House Restau- nine dead in Texas cerned party to contact the relevant A report of an assault and A report of slashed tires at rant at 235 Andover St. police department and have the battery at 5:43 a.m. Sunday on 1:11 a.m. Saturday on Harris department issue a notice of correc- Essex Street. Street. A caller reported her Breaking and Entering tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or neighbor slashed the tires of clarifications will not be made without Breaking and Entering her vehicle. Police reported the A report of a breaking and tire wasn’t slashed and it ap- entering at 8 a.m. Saturday at express notice of change from the ar- A report of a breaking and peared that there was a screw BMW of Peabody at 221 Ando- resting police department. entering at 2:32 a.m. Saturday in the tire that came from road ver St. Fifteen sets of keys were at 22 Clovelly St.; at 5:39 a.m. debris. reported stolen. LYNN Saturday at 79 Beacon Hill A report of “shady” looking A report of a motor vehicle Ave.; at 2:38 p.m. Saturday at people at 3:09 p.m. Saturday breaking and entering at 9:34 79 Beacon Hill Ave. on Pleasant Street. A passerby p.m. Saturday at 15 Proctor St. Arrests A report of a motor vehicle reported that there were two A caller reported his neighbor Rakeen Baker, 25, of 59 breaking and entering at 8:21 suspicious looking people in a broke into multiple vehicles. Brookledge St., Boston, was ar- a.m. Saturday at MBTA parking black Cadillac in the area of the Steven N. Cunha, 29, of 20 Col- rested and charged with armed garage at 186 Market St. middle school. lins St., was arrested. Jonathan robbery at 6:38 p.m. Saturday. S. Silveira, 33, of 131.5 North Nathaniel Christanko, 31, Complaints Theft St., Apt. 2FLR, Salem, and Kris- of 56 Essex St., Beverly, was ten Fisher, 32, of 203 East Lo- arrested and charged with OUI A report of a disturbance at A report of a stolen bike at throp Road, Beverly, were each liquor and negligent operation 12:16 a.m. Friday at 91 Ne- 11:16 a.m. Saturday at Corin- summoned for nighttime motor of a motor vehicle at 6:37 p.m. whall St.; at 12:38 a.m. Friday thian Lane and Nahant Street. vehicle breaking and entering Saturday. at 20 Pond St.; at 3:34 a.m. for a felony. Shedrick Green, 43, was ar- Friday at 300 Washington St.; NAHANT rested and charged with viola- at 4:31 a.m. Friday at 37 Lake Complaints tion of the city knife ordinance View Ave.; at 1:04 p.m. Friday Arrests and assault with a dangerous at 282 Boston St.; at 3:40 A report of a disturbance at weapon at 8:06 p.m. Saturday. p.m. Friday at 170 Union St.; Alessandro Diego Amanti, 8:24 p.m. Friday at Leather City Anthony Hooker, 31, of 30 at 5:01 p.m. Friday at 61 Law- 43, of 630 Anderson Hill Road, Commons at 77 Lowell St.; at Franklin St., was arrested and ton Ave.; at 6:20 p.m. Friday at Purchase, New York, was arrest- 8:50 p.m. Friday at 22 Wise- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Walmart at 780 Lynnway; at ed and charged with missing/ man Drive. A caller reported her charged with malicious wanton Police officers investigate the scene Sunday, property defacement and on 9:27 p.m. Friday at 501 Wash- improper registration sticker, boyfriend was trying to enter ington St.; at 12:02 a.m. Sat- operation of a motor vehicle her home. The 36-year-old man where eight people were found dead in a trac- warrant charges of five counts tor-trailer loaded with at least 30 others out- of assault, two counts of threat urday at 33 Park St.; at 12:10 with a suspended license and was told not to come back; at side a Walmart store in stifling summer heat in to commit a crime, assault and a.m. Saturday at 139 Western on warrants at 7:16 p.m. Sat- 9:38 p.m. Friday at 266 New- battery, assault and battery Ave.; at 1:03 a.m. Saturday at urday. bury St.; at 11:42 p.m. Friday what police are calling a horrific human traf- with a dangerous weapon, and 96 Lafayette Park; at 1:23 a.m. Colin D. Carpenter, 32, of 71 at 80 Washington St. and 3 ficking case, in San Antonio. disorderly conduct at 11:06 Saturday at 12 Hutchinsons Willow Road, was arrested and Ayer St.; at 12:44 a.m. Sat- p.m. Saturday. Court; at 1:26 a.m. Saturday charged with arson of dwelling urday at Marriott Hotel at 8A By Eric Gay rived, but they said it had Fredy Lopez, 20, of 66 Fay- at 76 Empire St.; at 3:02 a.m. house at 3:53 p.m. Wednesday. Centennial Drive; at 1:23 a.m. and Will Weissert no working air condition- ette St., was arrested and Saturday at 65 Mt Pleasant Saturday at 7 Pearl St. and 8 ASSOCIATED PRESS ing. charged with unlicensed oper- St.; at 7:30 a.m. Saturday at Accidents Livingston Drive; at 1:54 a.m. It was just the latest 14 Curwin Circle; at 7:40 a.m. Saturday on Perley Avenue; at SAN ANTONIO — At smuggling-by-truck oper- ation of a motor vehicle and least nine people died af- Saturday at 161 Broad St.; at A report of a motor vehicle 5:56 a.m. Saturday at 20 Calu- ation to end in tragedy. In speeding at 2:33 a.m. Satur- ter being crammed into a 8:42 a.m. Saturday at Blake accident at 3:15 p.m. Wednes- met St.; at 8:58 p.m. Saturday one of the worst cases on day. sweltering tractor-trailer and Willow streets; at 11:26 day at Seaside Variety on Nah- at 3 Oak St.; at 9:09 p.m. Sat- record in the U.S., 19 im- Todd Robinson, 60, of 53 found parked outside a a.m. Saturday at 50 Andrew ant Road. urday at 16 Veterans Memorial migrants locked inside a Lewis St., was arrested and Walmart in the midsum- St.; at 7:32 p.m. Saturday at Drive; at 9:42 p.m. Saturday stifling rig died in Victoria, charged with malicious wanton Complaints mer Texas heat, authori- property defacement, assault 2 Brightwood Terrace; at 10:10 at 13 Nickerson Road. A caller Texas, in 2003. p.m. Saturday at Shelter at reported a downstairs neighbor ties said Sunday in what with a dangerous weapon, re- A report of a disturbance at Based on initial inter- 100 Willow St.; at 10:42 p.m. being loud, walking around the they described as an im- sisting arrest, and disorderly 3:19 a.m. Wednesday on Little views with survivors of Saturday at 89 North Common hallway with a bat, and making migrant-smuggling at- conduct at 10:52 a.m. Sunday. Nahant Road. the weekend tragedy, more St.; at 10:44 p.m. Saturday at loud noise directed towards tempt gone wrong. Joel Rodriguez, 38, of 263 The driver was arrest- than 100 people may have Chatham St., was arrested and Webacowitt and Winnepurkit her; at 9:56 p.m. Saturday been packed into the back of avenues; at 11:38 p.m. Satur- Theft at 2 Berry St. and 31 Warren ed, and nearly 20 others charged with strangulation or rescued from the rig were the 18-wheeler at one point suffocation, indecent assault day at 42 West Baltimore St.; at A report of a larceny/forgery/ St.; at 9:57 p.m. Saturday at in its journey, ICE acting 12:17 a.m. Sunday at 192 Fay- HC Handyman at 7 Oak St.; hospitalized in dire condi- and battery on a person 14 or fraud at 5:23 p.m. Friday at tion, many with extreme Director Thomas Homan older, and one-way street viola- ette St.; at 12:49 a.m. Sunday Forty Steps Beach on Nahant at 10:56 p.m. Saturday at 38 said. at 226 Washington St.; at 1:05 Forest St.; at 11:29 p.m. Sat- dehydration and heat- tion at 5:21 a.m. Saturday. Road. stroke, officials said. Thirty-nine were inside Julio Toro, of 100 Willow a.m. Sunday at 107 Newhall urday at 11 Cottage St. A call- when rescuers arrived, St.; at 2:51 a.m. Sunday at 44 er reported a loud party in the “We’re looking at a hu- St., was arrested on a warrant PEABODY man-trafficking crime,”and the rest were believed charge of shoplifting by aspor- Park St.; at 10:24 a.m. Sunday backyard. Police recovered a to have escaped or hitched at 53 Lewis St. handgun from the residence. said San Antonio Police tation at 11:37 p.m. Saturday. Arrests Chief William McManus. rides to their next desti- Rachelle Young, of 187 A report of a gunshot at Gary B. Robinson Jr., 27, of 11 nation, officials said. 12:31 a.m. Saturday at 66 Cottage St., was arrested for He called it “a horrific Washington St., was arrested Luis A. Colon, 26, of 27 Es- Some of the survivors Baker St. disturbing the peace. He was tragedy.” on a warrant charge of tres- sex Court, Lynn, was arrested told authorities they were also summoned for intoxicat- Authorities were called passing at 7:45 p.m. Saturday. and charged with operation to the San Antonio park- from Mexico, and four ap- Overdose of a motor vehicle with a sus- ed licensee carrying a firearm; at 11:54 p.m. Saturday at 48 ing lot late Saturday night peared to be between 10 Accidents A report of an overdose at pended license and no inspec- or early Sunday and found and 17 years old, Homan tion/sticker at 5:05 p.m. Friday. Washington St.; at 11:56 p.m. 1:06 a.m. Friday on Grant eight dead inside the said. Investigators gave A report of a motor vehicle Steven N. Cunha, 29, of 20 Saturday at 38 Forest St.; at Street; at 2:34 p.m. Friday on truck. A ninth victim died no details on where the accident with personal inju- Collins St., was arrested and 1:36 a.m. Sunday at 5 Union Boston Street; at 3:59 p.m. Fri- at the hospital, said Liz rig began its journey or ry at 2:15 a.m. Friday at 150 charged with nighttime motor St.; at 1:44 a.m. Sunday at day on Lafayette Park; at 11:30 Johnson, spokeswoman for where it was headed. Lewis St.; at 11:56 a.m. Friday vehicle breaking and entering 100 Tremont St. p.m. Friday on Kernwood Drive; U.S. Immigration and Cus- But Homan said it was at 369 Lynnfield St.; at 3:46 for a felony at 9:34 p.m. Sat- A report of a suspicious motor at 4:11 p.m. Saturday at Feder- toms Enforcement. unlikely the truck was p.m. Friday at Ford and Maple urday. vehicle at 4:40 a.m. Sunday at al Street and Western Avenue; The victims “were very used to carry the immi- streets; at 11:55 p.m. Friday at Anderson Dacruz, 35, of 4 57 Emerson Ave. and 6 Wood- at 8:05 p.m. Saturday on Tilton hot to the touch. So these grants across the border 166 Washington St.; at 11:58 Sprague St., Apt. 2, was ar- lawn Ave. A caller reported there Place; at 8:54 p.m. Saturday people were in this trailer into the United States. p.m. Friday on Smith Street. rested and charged with un- was a vehicle in the middle of on North Common Street; at without any signs of any He said people from Lat- A report of a motor vehicle licensed operation of a motor the road with a man passed 3:45 a.m. Sunday on Essex type of water,” Fire Chief in America who rely on accident at 8:12 a.m. Friday vehicle, speeding, failure to sig- out. Connor V. Lachance, 21, of Street; at 5:05 a.m. Sunday on Charles Hood said. smuggling networks typ- at 525 Lynnway; at 8:54 a.m. nal and on a warrant at 10:07 Lynn was arrested on a warrant Lynnfield Street. Authorities would not ically cross the border on Friday at Fecteau Leary Middle p.m. Friday. for two counts of assault with a say whether the trailer foot and are then picked School at 33 North Common Connor V. Lachance, 21, of dangerous weapon and threat to was locked when they ar- up by a driver. St.; at 9:01 a.m. Friday at 18 Theft 39 Range Heights Road, Lynn, commit a crime. Elm St.; at 2:07 p.m. Friday at A report of a larceny at 9:34 was arrested on a warrant at 426 Broadway; at 2:13 p.m. a.m. Friday at Payless Shoes at 4:40 a.m. Sunday. Overdose MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Friday at White Eagle Cafe at 17 State St.; at 11:52 a.m. Fri- Gary B. Robinson Jr., 27, of A report of an overdose 612 Summer St.; at 4:45 p.m. 11 Cottage St., was arrested day at 500 Essex St.; at 2 a.m. at 4:22 p.m. Friday on Lynn say an officer fired two Friday at Chestnut Street and and charged with disturbing the Man hit, killed by Saturday at 53 Arlington St.; Street. One person was tak- shots, hitting the man Western Avenue; at 5:20 p.m. peace at 11:29 p.m. Saturday. 2 vehicles on I-95 at 6:56 a.m. Saturday at 155 en to Salem Hospital; at 6:06 in the leg and grazing Friday at Oxford and Washing- Lewis St.; at 10:37 a.m. Satur- Bryan Wright, 59, of 16 Twin ton streets; at 7:47 p.m. Friday p.m. Friday on Washington BURLINGTON (AP) him in the head. He day at 13 Lewis St.; at 11:17 Maple Drive, Bethel, Conn., was Street. A woman was taken to at 19 Rockingham St.; at 9:01 arrested and charged with OUI — Massachusetts State was hospitalized with a.m. Saturday at 264 Maple Lahey Hospital; at 6:42 p.m. Police say a man is dead p.m. Friday at 205 Curwin Cir- St.; at 1:36 p.m. Saturday at liquor and marked lanes viola- injuries not considered Friday on Tracey Street. A man after he was hit by two cle; at 11:04 p.m. Friday at 72 Hanover St.; at 4:52 p.m. tion at 11:36 p.m. Friday. life-threatening. was taken to Salem Hospital; vehicles on Interstate 22 Hollingsworth St.; at 2:11 Saturday at 50 South Common Ryan says the woman at 10:21 a.m. Saturday at 17 95. a.m. Saturday at 44 Park St.; at St.; at 5:05 p.m. Saturday at Accidents was treated and released. Bow St. and 2 Herrick Road. Troopers responded to 9:48 a.m. Saturday at Chestnut B&B Pest Control at 271 West- One officer suffered facial The response was changed the crash early Sunday in and Maple streets; at 12:32 ern Ave.; at 6:30 p.m. Saturday A report of a pedestrian hit injuries. p.m. Saturday at 39 Sachem by a motor vehicle at 4:10 p.m. from an overdose to a seizure. the town of Burlington. at 2 State St.; at 10:05 p.m. The person was taken to Lahey Authorities say charges St.; at 5:11 p.m. Saturday at Saturday at 34 Nahant St.; at Friday at 69 Washington St. Police say a preliminary are expected to be filed 2 French St.; at 5:33 p.m. Sat- One person was taken to North Hospital; at 8:59 p.m. Saturday investigation shows that 10:04 a.m. Sunday at 39 Wa- on Bartholomew Terrace. A man against the man. urday at 80 Fernwood Ave.; at verly St. Shore Children’s Hospital. a vehicle traveling north- The officer has been A report of a motor vehicle was taken to Lahey Hospital. bound hit a pedestrian 7:03 p.m. Saturday on River A report of motor vehicle theft placed on administrative Street; at 7:07 p.m. Saturday accident at 4:19 p.m. Friday at who was then struck by a at 10:14 p.m. Friday at 90 Tim- Theft leave. at 17 River St.; at 7:26 p.m. son St. 7-Eleven at 113 Main St. A mo- second car. tor vehicle accident involving Police say the victim Saturday at 121 High Rock St. A report of a stolen lawn- Blaze rips through A report of a motor vehicle hit Vandalism a motorcycle was reported; at mower at 4:07 p.m. Friday at was declared dead at the and run accident at 8:08 p.m. 5:40 p.m. Friday at 184 Lowell Peabody Police Department at scene. He has not been apartment complex under Friday at 126 Beacon Hill Ave.; A report of motor vehicle van- St. and 2 Thorndike St. Arnaldo 6 Allens Lane. identified. construction at 10:41 p.m. Friday at Eastern dalism at 7:40 a.m. Friday at Henriq Figueirido Marques, 25, A report of a larceny at 7:50 The crash is under Avenue and Herschel Street; 383 Eastern Ave.; at 2:58 a.m. of 23 Perkins St., was sum- p.m. Friday at YMCA at 259 investigation. WALTHAM (AP) — at 1:47 p.m. Saturday at 27 Saturday at MBTA garage at moned for unlicensed opera- Lynnfield St. A stolen cellphone Fire officials say a blaze Union St. 985 Western Ave.; at 2:16 a.m. tion of a motor vehicle; at 6:06 was reported. Officer shot man involved in tore through an apart- Saturday at 15 Linwood Road. p.m. Friday at 232 Newbury St. A report of a stolen motor ve- domestic altercation ment complex under Assaults A report of vandalism at and 550 Lowell St.; at 8:41 hicle at 1:15 p.m. Sunday on construction. 11:10 a.m. Sunday at 34 Har- p.m. Friday at 10 Overlook Trail; Warren Street. CHELMSFORD (AP) — Waltham Fire Chief A report of an assault and at 3:48 a.m. Saturday at 32 ris Road. Authorities say a police Paul Ciccone says the battery with a dangerous Keys Drive. A caller reported a officer responding to a re- complex’s five buildings weapon at 4:04 a.m. Friday on vehicle crashed into the tennis SWAMPSCOTT port of a violent domestic Brightwood Terrace; at 11:50 MARBLEHEAD court. Police reported the driv- collapsed in the early altercation shot a man. Sunday fire. a.m. Friday on Walnut Park; er fell asleep at the wheel; at Accidents Middlesex District at 9:46 p.m. Friday on Willow Accidents 8:18 p.m. Saturday at Kappy’s Ciccone says none of A report of a motor vehicle Attorney Marian Ryan Street; at 7:05 p.m. Saturday Liquor at 175 Andover St. the neighboring build- A report of a motor vehicle accident at 12:41 p.m. Friday at says officers arrived at a on Market Square; at 7:47 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle ings caught fire. Crews accident at 7:05 a.m. Saturday Swampscott Public Library at 61 Chelmsford home Sun- Saturday on Henry Avenue; at hit and run accident at 8:57 evacuated nearby housing at Clifton and Atlantic avenues; Burrill St. day and found the man 9:07 a.m. Sunday on Newhall p.m. Friday at 39 Fairview Ave.; in a struggle with the complexes. woman. Ciccone says the apart- Ryan says the man ment complex was slated was using “dangerous” to open later this year. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 items such as shards of He says officials have CALL 24 HOURS A DAY glass and hammers. She not determined the cause Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) says police were unable of the fire. to subdue him with a No injuries have been All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. stun gun. Authorities reported. Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. MONDAY, JULY 24, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7

This wall is in the hands of women Peabody keeps the noise down NOISE where a resident needed From A1 to work earlier or later, he said they could get the ap- on weekdays,” said Walsh. proval from the building “A lot of people work all department, which could day, and if they are doing then notify the appropri- the rehab of a kitchen or ate ward councilor. a bathroom, you are re- In addition to Walsh, stricting them from com- Ward 3 Councilor James ing home and working on Moutsoulas and Council- the house in the evening.” or-at-Large Anne Man- Turco countered that ning-Martin voted against the ordinance is aimed at keeping a lid on larger the construction ordinance. construction projects and Several days before the that homeowners do have council meeting, the Plan- the opportunity to work on ning Board recommended Sundays as long as they no- against approval of the tify the building inspector. hours. “This is such a liberal “I disagree, but it was document as far as leav- their thought that the Sat- ing it open to the discre- urday hours were too re- tion of the building com- strictive and they wanted missioner,” said Turco. contractors to be able to If there was a situation work at 7 a.m.,” Turco said. Bear Creek was the place to bee BEAR CREEK sanctuary is actively used From A1 as a classroom and field laboratory for a variety of an enjoyable experience. environmental studies. The kids learned a lot and “We are proud of Bear had a good time doing it.” Creek and pleased to share Bear Creek is a 370-acre it with the community,” said wildlife refuge abutting the Peter Kendrigan, Wheela- 2,274-acre Rumney Marsh brator Saugus general ecosystem in Saugus and manager. “The students Revere that operates in learn about environmental concert with the adjacent sustainability, responsible Wheelabrator monofill and waste management and a ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK energy-from-waste facility. natural resource in their The sanctuary, which has own community that they LYNN — Elizabeth Kirby Sullivan sign it, they would blow pigment over received the Wildlife Habi- may not have been aware works on her mural on the rear wall their hands to leave the handprint and tat Council (WHC) Con- of.” of Pick Up Modern. The muralist was with Paleolithic women, the index fin- servation Certification, Wheelabrator Technolo- commissioned by store owner Lau- ger is shorter than the ring finger so demonstrating Wheela- gies is the second largest rence Elizabeth Howard, who wanted they think that 50-70 percent of cave brator’s commitment to U.S. energy-from-waste to broaden the demographic for artists paintings were done by females,” she environmental steward- business, and is an indus- contributing their work downtown, said. ship, is home to 178 spe- try leader in the conversion specifically in how it relates to gender. The artist, who owns her own studio cies of migratory birds, as of everyday residential and well as other wildlife, such business waste into clean The wall is meant for women only. The in Salem called ZBY, has painted all as coyotes, foxes, raccoons energy. Wheelabrator has work features recreated cave drawings over the country and was eager to paint and snakes. an annual waste process- of deer, in addition to the graffiti writ- when Howard came to her with the Wheelabrator has strived ing capacity of more than er’s tag “Fauna.” The reasoning behind idea of having a female artist come and to increase diversity on the 7.5 million tons, and a total the cave pictures, Sullivan said, was transform her wall. Moving forward, site, providing quality food combined electric generat- due to research she found stating that Howard plans to work on a book and sources, cover and space for ing capacity of 853 mega- women created most of the early Pa- series of lectures from female graffiti migratory birds. Through watts — enough energy to leolithic writings. “The way they would writers with the Lynn Museum. partnerships with local power more than 805,000 educational institutes, the homes. Beyond Walls meant business in downtown Lynn

BUSINESS visiting the murals and Although she loves the From A1 block party. support of those from all Land of a Thousand Hills over, she admits that peo- the institutes have had in also saw a 30 percent in- ple who live in Lynn are the recent history. crease in sales, according people she was most happy Between Friday’s pro- to manager Eric Rondeau. to see find the place, since grammed events for Free “A lot of that business those are the ones who are Fun Friday, a day spon- came from people on foot sored by the Highland watching the artists work more likely to come back. Street Foundation provid- throughout the week,” he One older couple, who ing no-cost admissions for said. stopped in for coffee and Lynn’s historical hub, to Al Wilson said the town came to the block party the spike in people com- Zion Dawson, won’t be able to see the ef- Saturday night from Ever- ing downtown for Beyond 6, of Cam- fects on all businesses un- ett, told Mele they were ac- Walls on Saturday, the bridge plays til things die down, giving tually touring apartments place was well-attended. owners a chance to really with bubbles and considering a move to “It was a combination of analyze their data. the area after watching the the incredible joint press during “Rock He plans on looking into downtown change through- effort with the Highland the Block.” the busiest hours and the out the last decade. Street Foundation to pro- economical effects the festi- mote our Free Fun Friday ITEM PHOTO | val and the day of the block “Overall this was a good and the intense interest SPENSER HASAK party had on businesses. week for us and every- in the Beyond Walls Mu- Mele, who opened the body in downtown Lynn ral festival and Rock the owner Kato Mele. After the rals, saw about a 15 percent hostess Jasmine Rosa. White Rose Coffeehouse it seems,” Mele said. “Now Block party,” Russo said. block party, the coffeehouse increase in business, said Although the business Sunday when it is usu- we just have to keep peo- The White Rose Coffee- hosted the after party and manager Antonia Guevara. is usually filled with peo- ally closed, said she had ple coming back.” house saw the busiest day reached full capacity, she Rossetti Restaurant of ple every Saturday, she visitors who never knew it has ever had on Satur- said. Lynn had a steady flow did notice a push in the the small coffeeshop with Matt Demirs can be day, beating its best day by Tacos Lupitas, which is of people coming to eat amount of people, which an open bar existed at 56 reached at mdemirs@item- three times for sure, said the spot for two of the mu- on Saturday, according to she attributed to those Central Square. live.com. Downtown Lynn Rocked Saturday

ROCKED ists have felt the love since walks of life come togeth- The sealant protects the From A1 arriving to the area, he er for art,” he said. “It’s murals from harsh New said. opened up conversation England conditions, like muralists and founder of The day also allowed between people. Those frost, snow, and rain, as Beyond Walls, Al Wilson, people to interact with who come separately and well as strong UV rays and as Mayor Judith Flanagan the artists who have spent might look different than the humidity. The walls Kennedy awarded them hundreds of hours on the one another, leave as a with keys to the city, an ap- downtown facelift many group of one to go look at were also primed ahead of preciation for community were eager to see. the next. It has created time for long term protec- involvement was touching Georgia Hill was spot- discussion among people.” tion. everyone. ted giving hugs to fans as Muralists such as Hill, But most importantly, New York-based muralist young as 6-year-old Sophia, David Zayas, and Relm smiles were seen on faces, Cey Adams, whose mural who congratulated Hill were just a few adding new and old, from Spring spells out “Love” on the side with numerous high-fives. finishing touches to their Street to City Hall Square. of 65 Munroe St., spoke to People were seen posing wall on Sunday, where After more than a year of a city that embraced the and taking pictures like downtown Lynn and the planning, Beyond Walls did meaning of public art these the woman named He- installations of art con- exactly what it set out to do: past 10 days. jer in FONKi’s mural at tinued to bring in people “I speak for everybody 18 Munroe Street, titled, from everywhere. bring a community together when I say we truly be- “I sculpted my heart out Al Wilson led a tour of through public street art. lieve you can transform of diamond, because love about 50 people in the ear- The festival caused the community with a can ain’t enough.” ly morning, he said. many people to ask: What of spray paint,” he said. “I Overall, he’s happy with As people wonder about is planned for next year? ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK think that going forward how wonderful everything how murals will be up- this is only going to get went, he said. kept, Wilson said a Sher- Matt Demirs can be The What Cheer? Brigade leads people through bigger and stronger.” “It was powerful to see win Williams protective reached at mdemirs@item- the streets of Lynn on a tour of the Beyond He and many of the art- people of all ages and all sealant will be applied. live.com Walls mural festival. A8 MONDAY, JULY 24, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Festival in the forest Marblehead guitarist opens for Thorogood

Morgan YOUNG cord, New Hampshire. We two albums and a couple of Weidinger was From A1 were invited to hang out EPs of bluesy rock and roll, the second act with him after his speech.” has performed at Lynn Au- on stage at the ‘We need to be strong and Young grew up in Con- ditorium before. In 2011, Razzmatazz keep living each day to the cord, N.H., and caught the he and his band were part Music Festival fullest,’ and I still think of music bug early in life, of a blues summit that 2017 at Lynn that every single day.” A in uenced by his grandfa- included Rick Derringer, Woods. friendship developed and ther who played guitar in Edgar Winter, Aerosmith’s Young would go on to open a country band. “I watched Brad Whitford, local har- for King at many of his him while I was growing monica legend James ITEM PHOTOS | New England shows. up. He bought me my  rst Montgomery, and others. OWEN O’ROURKE Young, who lives in Mar- guitar. He’s passed away, “It’s a beautiful venue and blehead, and his band will but I’ve kept it going. the audience was really open for George Thoro- I started to get serious into the show. I’m looking good and the Destroyers about guitar when I was forward to playing there Wednesday night at Lynn a senior in high school. again,” he said. Auditorium. The Brooks If there was an open mic He’s also excited about Young Band has opened blues jams in New Hamp- opening for Thorogood. for some heavyweights shire, I was there.” “He’s one of the guys who through the years, includ- “I’ve worked hard, from took those old blues songs, ing REO Speedwagon, Pat the bottom up,” Young con- like ‘Move it on Over,’ and Benatar, The Wall owers, tinued. “It’s dif cult mak- made ’em young again. Styx, Huey Lewis and the ing a go of it, being in a He’s a great guitarist. I News, Southside Johnny, band that plays originals. hope I get to sit in with and Bryan Adams. But the guys in this band him for a song or two.” Oh, yeah. And Vice Pres- are committed and love to George Thorogood and ident Joe Biden. play.” Young’s bandmates the Destroyers, with the “I was asked by Joe are Mike Liane (guitar, Brooks Young Band, at Biden to perform for him vocals), Joel Morse (key- Lynn Auditorium Wednes- back when he and Pres- boards), Dave Leonard day night. Tickets, $29-$61, ident Obama were run- (drums) and Rachel Green at lynnauditorium.com, ning for their second (bass). 781-599-SHOW or at the term,” said Young. “It was Young has just signed box of ce at Lynn City Hall. Joe “Pet” Petrazzelli, the drummer for Jeffrey Allen Shaw & Co. a great honor, and he and to represent Marques his wife were so nice. We Guitars. They are made Bill Brotherton is the performed for about two in America, right up the Item’s Features editor. Tell hours prior to his speech street in New Hampshire. him what you think at at the State House in Con- Young, who has released [email protected]. Entertainment beyond the walls OUR READERS ASKED FOR IT.

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COMING SOON. ITEM PHOTOS | JIM WILSON The What Cheer? Brigade sets up to entertain the crowd at the corner of Munroe and Washington streets along their route through downtown Lynn during “Rock the Block” on Saturday. AN ALL-NEW

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ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ITEM PHOTO | MATT DEMIRS PHOTO | BOB ROCHE Eldrian Bonilla’s 3-run homer helped Lynn Wyoma’s Brendan Falasca takes a mighty cut Gloucester’s Zach Morris did it all Saturday in Shore get the jump on East Lynn Saturday, pro- during Sunday’s Lynn Little League Home Run the Section 4 nal, hitting three homers and go- pelling Shore to an 8-4 City Series-opening win. Derby en route to winning the title. ing all the way on the mound to beat Peabody. W. Lynn, Shore A fantastic Peabody’s off and running nish at derby ride is over Between Contreras’ By Harold Rivera the crowd and force a win- By Steve Krause “Zach is a great hitter,” CITY SERIES per formance and the ITEM STAFF ner-take-all playoff. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Harwood said. “And today two-strikeout perform ance Ramirez took the first he gave a really, really fan- By Steve Krause by reliever Rafael Reyes, all LYNN — The baseball swings in the playoff and LYNN — Gloucester Lit- tastic performance.” ITEM SPORTS EDITOR 18 outs recorded by Shore fans who gathered at Ki- tallied three home runs. tle League pitcher Zach With the win, Glouces- pitchers came via the “K.” ley Park Sunday afternoon Despite his effort, Ramirez Morris had it all going on ter advances to the state LYNN — The Lynn for the Lynn Little League Saturday. Shore Braves and West Shore, by virtue of hav- fell short of Falasca as the championship series, ing won the City Series Home Run Derby were Wyoma star hit 10 homers Not only did Morris take which will be played this Lynn Red Sox were the on the edge of their seats it to the Peabody Little winners Saturday as the title last year, will be host- in the playoff to clinch the year in North Reading. ing the entire event this until the very end. That’s crown. Leaguers during his four Besides Gloucester, the City Series got under way because Wyoma’s Brendan innings of work, he bedev- at Kiley Park. season. Shore is back in “Honestly, with all the teams competing will be action Wednesday (5:45) Falasca defied the odds competition out here to- iled the opposition at the Holden, Milton National Perhaps the dominating with a miraculous finish plate, too, hitting three performance for the day against the winner of the day, I don’t even know and Melrose. West Lynn-Wyoma (which in the final round en route what it feels like,” Falasca home runs and knock- Peabody went with Car- was delivered by Shore’s to the derby crown. ing in seven of his team’s Yordy Contreras, who drew the bye in the five- said. “It’s pretty amazing son Browne to start the team tournament) game. Falasca needed home to win it.” 10 runs in a 10-0 mer- game, but as early as the pitched 5 1/3 innings in runs on the two last pitch- In addition to his stellar Needing a pair of home cy-rule-shortened win in first inning, it became ev- his team’s 8-4 win over the es in his at-bat in order pitching, Contreras also runs on the last two the Massachusetts Section ident that this would be East Lynn Reds. Contre- to tie West Lynn’s Nico 4 final. hit a 2-run homer. He was pitches of the final round tough day for the District ras struck out 17 batters Ramirez, who blasted 10 “The boys were laser-fo- helped along in the pow- presented a tough task, 16 champion. Carson Har- over 5 1/3 innings (East long balls. Despite the cused today,” said Glouces- er department by Eldri- but Falasca had just one wood led off the game with Lynn’s first batter reached challenge, Falasca stepped ter manager Jared Har- an Bonilla, whose 3-run thought in mind as he a single, and advanced to base via a dropped third up to the plate and indeed wood. “This is a testimony strike). SERIES, B2 went yard twice to stun DERBY, B2 to how focused they were. SECTIONAL, B2 Navs hang on to take a bite out of Sharks By Gabbi Riggi An error in the bottom of the sixth FOR THE ITEM gave the Navigators the lead. Nick Falkson (Tufts) reached via the miscue, LYNN — The North Shore Navigators and when Chris Cabrera (Barry) sent a held on for a 4-3 win over the Martha’s double over the second baseman, Falk- Vineyard Sharks Sunday evening to son came all the way around to score. take their second game of the weekend. The next batter, Nick Fuhrmann, The Sharks got on the board in the (Frostburg State) was walked, and first inning with a walk and stolen base both he and Cabrera were bunted by leadoff hitter Jack Martin — who along by Linnane struck the first was then knocked home by Jack Zaga- pitch he saw up the middle for a two ja’s base hit to give the Vineyard a 1-0 run single to give the North Shore a lead. 4-1 lead. North Shore tied it in the second. First Like Friday, the Sharks pushed for a baseman Alec Cargin (Wofford) got on, late-game rally. Martha’s Vineyard bat- ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON and was advanced to third on a base hit ters got back-to-back walks from BC’s by Keith Linnane (UMass Amherst). Austin Batchelor, and a single loaded Left, Classical’s Nashaun Butler hauls in a touchdown pass during Sat- Ted Leathersich grounded into a double the bases. urday’s Under Armour Northeast 7v7 East Regional football champion- play, but Cargin came home with the ty- ship. It was a good day for English and quarterback Matt Severance, ing run. NAVIGATORS, B2 right, as the Bulldogs made it to the nal before losing to Billerica, 14-12. English almost makes it Gannon club champions to Northeast 7v7 title By Anne Marie Tobin Winnacunnet at Thursday’s Northeast FOR THE ITEM 7v7 New England championship hosted by Fenwick, which also hosted the New PEABODY — If you love high school England tournament last year. football, then Bishop Fenwick was the The Bulldogs went 6-2 for the day — place to be Saturday for the Under Ar- losing both times to Billerica, once in pool mour Northeast 7v7 East Regional foot- play and again in the final. The Bulldogs ball championship. won their first two elimination games, The tournament, formerly known then defeated BB&N in the semifinals as the Swampscott/Lynnfield 7 on 7 “Our kids played tremendous,” said En- Shootout sold out again this year with glish coach Chris Carroll. “It’s a long day. 40 teams battling not only each other, We got there at 9 a.m., and I don’t think but the summer heat on a day where the that last game ended til past 5. mercury climbed as high as 90 degrees. “Plus it was hot,” Carroll said. “The English, Classical, Swampscott, Lyn- kids played very well. We were up by five nfield and Bishop Fenwick competed in points down to the last play of the game the event, which featured eight flights of against Billerica. Credit their quarter- five teams each who played four 24-min- back. He made a good throw, and their ute pool-play games with the top two receiver made a nice catch. That’s foot- teams in each flight moving on to “Sweet ball.” COURTESY PHOTO BY GANNON GOLF COURSE 16” single elimination round. Classical also played well, said coach Ben Friedman, center, won his second straight Gannon Men’s Club By the time the dust settled, Billerica, Brian Vaughan, who will enter his first championship Sunday by a 7-stroke margin over second-place winner which won the North Regional last year, year as head coach of the Rams in Sep- Tim Calvani. Friedman’s four-round scores were 72, 74, 71 and 68 for a was the last team standing, having beat- tember. The Rams went 4-1, “and it was a total of 285. Calvani had a 75-77-68-72—292. In the net category, Mike en English 14-12 in the championship good job by the guys,” said Vaughan. game. Timmons, left, shot a 64-67-67-80 for a total of 278, seven strokes better The Rams rolled through pool play with than Jeff Nardone (65-74-71-75—285). In the senior club championship Both teams will join eight other teams, four straight wins, but were upended by including South Regional champion Mid- (gross), Tom Ferraro, right, eked out a one-stroke win over John Mor- dleboro and North Regional Champion 7 v 7, B2 ris (77-81-78-78—314 to 79-78-77-81—315). B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 24, 2017 It was a fantastic finish at Lynn Home Run Derby

DERBY From B1 approached it. “I was just thinking, “Oh God, please go out,’” Falas- ca said. “I’m just happy to win it.” Twenty participants took their hacks in the derby’s first round. Each batter was given two 90-second periods, with a 30-second period of rest in between, and three final pitches to hit as many home runs as he could. After the first round, the pool was shrunk down to five sluggers for the sec- ond round with Falasca COURTESY PHOTO and Ramirez advancing Chris Manhertz of the Carolina Panthers instructs participants on route alongside Wyoma’s Brady running. Bullock, Jack Marks and Mikey Mills. Ramirez led off the sec- PHOTO | LEAH KALAPINSKI WARREN At Manning Field, the kids ond round by rocketing Home Run Derby runner-up Nico Ramirez 10 home runs and main- takes a mighty cut for one of his long drives. tained that lead despite close efforts from Mills get to learn from the pros (nine home runs), Marks gan said. “I came over to than that.” (eight) and Bullock (sev- Paul (Hartford) and said Dorgen added that he ‘we need to define what was pleased to see play- took part in a number of ing point for me as an en), until Falasca, the final By Harold Rivera our tiebreaker rules are if ers, coaches and fans from ITEM STAFF drills such as the 40-yard agent, as an entrepreneur batter, tied him. there’s a tiebreaker in the all five of Lynn’s Little dash, cone drills and speed and as a philanthropist The close finish made second round.’ We made League teams come to- LYNN — The group of shuttles. After being split to make sure you give things a little complicat- it clear across the board gether at the derby. football hopefuls that beat up for positional drills, the back. At the end of the ed as Lynn Shore Little the steamy Manning Field showcase concluded with day, someone paved the League President Dave that we were going to one “The kids were all heat at Sunday morning’s a few games of 7v7. way. Someone invested in Dorgan had to dig into the 90-second round.” talking smack along the “10th Annual All-Ameri- “We just want the kids to someone at some point.” rulebook to figure out the The derby’s storybook whole third-base line,” can Fundamentals Show- learn and develop,” Stel- “It’s about setting an ex- ramifications for the play- ending, however, made it Dorgan said. “At the same case” were rewarded for lato said. “We want the ample and paving the way off. Instead of two 90-sec- all worth it. time it allows all of the their efforts with a once kids to develop a mind- for the next generation,” ond periods, the playoff “Sure enough, on his last five leagues to do the same in a lifetime opportunity: set where if they want Stellato added. round consisted of just one pitch he (Falasca) ties it thing. It’s a friendly rival- learning from the pros. something, they can ac- Manhertz, who’s enter- per batter. up,” Dorgan said. “And ry and it’s an opportunity The showcase, organized complish it. If you look at “We announced the rules then he hits 10 bombs to for all five leagues to come by NFL agent Sean Stella- ing his second season with Coach Flores, Manhertz, the Panthers, was im- before it started and then take home the trophy. You together in one park. I to, included a trio of NFL it dawned on me,” Dor- can’t script it any better think it’s awesome.” talents in Brandon King of Evans-these guys are all pressed by the dedication the New England Patriots, players that were proba- and commitment showed Stephen Evans of the Phil- bly told they couldn’t do by the 96 participants who West Lynn, Shore get the City Series jump adelphia Eagles and Chris it.” beat the heat and took Manhertz of the Carolina For Manhertz, a third- part in the showcase. The SERIES us the game,” said manag- “He made some unbe- Panthers. Lynn native year tight end who didn’t chance to improve their From B1 er Rich Avery. lievable plays at third and former St. John’s Prep take up football until after skills on the gridiron, David Brown started, base,” said Avery. star Brendon Felder, and graduating from Canisius Manhertz said, made it all homer in the first inning but Juniel Guzman re- “We had chances to win Patriots linebackers coach College, where he played worth it. got Shore up and running. lieved him in the third. in the sixth, seventh, Brian Flores were also in on the men’s basketball “They’re all getting bet- Elijah Quintana also had Nate Sisson also pitched eighth and ninth innings,” attendance. team, the opportunity to ter,” Manhertz said. “I’m a big 2-run double to help for Pine Hill. said Avery, “but mistakes, In its 10th running, Stel- give back to aspiring ath- sure they’re leaving here the cause. The Hillies actually led especially on the bases, lato said the showcase has letes is a special one. with more than they came West Lynn 9, Pine Hill 4 in the third, thianks to a hurt us.” been a success since its “It’s a blessing,” Man- with. That’s always a (10 innings) 3-run homer by Guzman. The Hillies are back in first edition. hertz said. “At one point, plus.” In the early game Sat- Avery also said that Chris action Tuesday against “It’s been very success- a long time ago, I was The Panthers tight end urday, The Hillies “made Champa played perhaps East Lynn (5:45). West ful and consistent,” Stel- one of these kids looking also offered words of ad- a bunch of mistakes down his best game, both at the Lynn goes tonight against lato said. “It’s like Disney up to people. It’s a bless- vice for those who are hop- the stretch, and they cost plate and in the field. Wyoma. World for a day for a lot ing to even have that. I ing to follow in his foot- of these kids. They’re en- didn’t have someone com- steps and pursue a NFL couraged and I’m excited. ing down to my camps so career. English comes close in Northeast 7v7 games I didn’t start a foundation, it’s definitely good to give “I would just tell them to so this is a way for me to back.” remain consistent,” Man- 7V7 give back. It brings a great Stellato, a Salem native hertz said. “It’s a very ear- From B1 who quarterbacked the feeling to my heart seeing ly stage in their lives and Stoneham in the opening these kids smile and com- Witches to a Super Bowl there’s plenty of room to round of the elimination pete.” appearance in 1994, of- improve. Just working on bracket. The showcase kicked off fered a similar take on the the little things, instilling Classical scored 146 with a group photo, sharp value of giving back. discipline and a strong points and only allowed and early, at 9 a.m. From “It’s very gratifying,” work ethic early on, will 58. there, the football hopefuls Stellato said. “It’s a stick- definitely carry over.” “We lost in the first round of the playoffs,” Vaughan Peabody LL falls in Section 4 title game said. “The kids competed well. The day gave us a bit SECTIONAL of confidence as well. Swampscott also fin- From B1 ished 4-0 in pool play with wins over Northeast Metro second on an error. Em- (19-13), Edward Little (14- erson Marshall hit into a 13) Masconomet (19-18) force play, and Jared Luci- and Malden (14-13). The do followed with a double Big Blue knocked out Aus- that put runners on sec- tin Prep in the first round, ond and third. then fell to Woburn in dou- Morris was next, and ble-overtime, 24-18 in the he pulverized the ball quarterfinals. well over the fence in The Pioneers, led by cap- right-center and Glouces- tains Nick Kinnon, Coo- ter had a 3-0 lead. per Marengi and Anthony ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Peabody tried to get Murphy, were undefeated something going in the bot- in pool play, posting a re- Lynnfield quarterback Matt Mortellite gets ready tom of the first, but Mor- cord of 4-0, to earn the top to throw a pass during Saturday’s 7v7 game. ris would have none of it. seed in the “H” bracket Neither team scored in the over, claiming the air horn good team building exer- only to be eliminated in second, but Gloucester was had been blown. The Pio- cise.” the first round by English, back for more in the top of neers protested, pointing Lynnfield defeated Win- 20-14. The game ended the third, this time with out that two games on ad- throp, 27-13, in the first in controversy, however, four runs to go up 7-0. jacent fields were still in round, then defeated Burl- when the referees declared Lucido knocked in three progress and that the air ington, 21-12, and Beverly, the game was over some of them with Gloucester’s horn had not yet sound- 20-6, before wrapping up four minutes before the air second home run of the ed. In fact, the official pool play with a 25-13 win horn sounded. day, and Morris followed air horn sounded approx- over Lowell. At the 7v7, all games are with a towering oppo- imately four minutes later Fenwick lost to Revere, played concurrently, start- site-field homer to left. after the referees declared 13-12 in its first game, PHOTO | BOB ROCHE ing at the exact same time The only question was the game was over, signi- then fell to Chicopee Com- and ending at the same whether it would stay fair. Justin Powers, left, shows some support for fying the official end of all prehensive in the next In the top of the fourth, Peabody teammate Carson Browne. time on the sounding of an first round games. air horn. Pool play games game, 20-14. The Crusad- after Harwood singled Carroll explained that ers rebounded with a 29-0 last 24-minutes while the other two teams on the and Lucido doubled, Mor- win over Groton-Dunsta- the 10-run rule. Although manager Justin Powers. elimination bracket games field at the time his game ris was back with homer ble to improve to 1-2. Peabody put a runner on “And Gloucester … give are only 20 minutes in du- with Lynnfield ended had No. 3. In their final game, base, Morris erased him them credit. That lineup ration. begun their games at dif- It was then left to Mor- BB&N jumped out to an on a 4-6-3 double play. can mash. And give that Trailing 20-14 with un- ferent times, and that the ris in the bottom of the 8-0 lead on the first pos- “I think we ran out of kid Morris a lot of credit. der a minute to play (ac- Lynnfield-English game fourth to retire Peabody session of the game, the without a run to invoke gas today,” said Peabody What a game he had.” cording to the referees), ended on a defensive pen- Lynnfield had the ball on alty, meaning the one more teams traded turnovers, the 1-yard line after a de- play needed to be run. with Dylan Mullen doing Navigators hold off Martha’s Vineyard fensive pass interference Nonetheless, it was a the honors for Fenwick about 10 minutes in. With NAVIGATORS again, chasing Batchelor ing two hits and striking call on English. Lynnfield good day according to Pi- quarterback Matt Mortel- five minutes to go, Derek From B1 from the game. New pitch- out a pair. oneers’ head coach Neal lite found Marengi over DelVecchio came out of er Yamil Delgado (Fisher) With the victory, the Weidman who was on A wild pitch scored the the middle, but a hard hit hand as an observer.. nowhere with a 30-yard first run of the inning, gave up a single to slice Navigators move closer to by an English defender “The compete level interception for a touch- leaving two runners in the Navigators lead to 4-3. 17-23. They return home knocked the ball loose. As was good, with some of down to cut the deficit scoring position. However, Fisher stayed in on Tuesday to continue Lynnfield lined up for its the young guys getting to 8-6. That was as close Tim Hardman worked to close the game, pitching a rain-suspended game next play, one of the refer- a chance to play, too,” he as the Crusaders would a walk to load the bases three innings, surrender- against Bristol at 5 p.m. ees signaled the game was said. “This is always a come, however. 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SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS (Not including last night’s games) TODAY Lomgstpm at Beverly (8) Tonight Tuesday Wednesday WEST Lynn City Series TUESDAY at Martha’s vs. Brockton at Seacoast W L Pct. Pts. L10 At Kiley Park Lynn City Series Vineyard Rox Mavericks Bristol 21 17 .553 42 6-4 West Lynn vs. Wyoma (5:45) At Kiley Park Sharks (7) (6:35) Wachusett 22 18 .550 44 4-6 Pine Hill vs. East Lynn (5:45) Pittsfield 22 20 .524 45 6-4 NSBL (7:05) NS Phillies at Newburyport (6) NSBL Worcester 18 22 .450 39 4-6 Saugus at N. Reading (6) Beverly at Manchester (7:30) Manchester at Swampscott (6) Marblehead at NS Storm (8) EAST Thursday Friday W L Pct. Pts. L10 SPORTS BRIEFS at Brockton vs. Wachusett Brockton 22 17 .564 45 5-5 Rox Dirt Dawks Seacoast 20 21 .488 40 5-5 Marthas Vineyard 20 22 .476 41 5-5 There is no entry fee, and (10 a.m.) (7) Lynn Summer Nashua 20 22 .476 40 5-5 kids, from toddlers to high Navigators 17 23 .425 35 5-5 Track Series schoolers, from all communi- ties are welcome. The Lynn Parks and Recre- There are eight different ation Department’s Youth running events and two field Summer Evening Track Punchless Sox lose to Angels events. meets will be held Monday For more information, visit evenings until Aug. 21 at lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) gave up two runs on five Manning Field, starting at lon at [email protected] or — The Los Angeles Angels hits in seven innings. Bud 6:30 p.m. 617-893-7064. made their five hits count Norris earned his 15th Sunday. save while only giving Luis Valbuena hit a tie- up a single to Ramirez to TV/RADIO breaking solo home run in start the ninth. Xander the seventh inning, Mike Bogaerts hit into a double TV Toronto, ESPN2, 7:30 p.m, Trout and Andrelton Sim- play to end the game. Baseball: Chi. White Sox at Horse Racing: Saratoga Live: mons also homered and Rick Porcello (4-13) al- Chi. Cubs, MLB Network, 2 Caress Stakes, FS2, 4 p.m. the Angels beat the Bos- lowed three runs in eight p.m.; Colorado at St. Louis, Swimming: FINA World Aquat- ton Red Sox 3-2. innings, his 18th consecu- ESPN, 8:08 p.m.; Boston at ics Championships, NBCSN, Valbuena hit his ninth tive start where he threw at least 6 innings. He Seattle, NESN, 10:10 p.m. 11:30 a.m. shot of the season into Pro Basketball: Big3 games short right field to leadoff struck out six and walked RADIO the inning, rounding out a one. (tape), FS1, 8 p.m. Baseball: Boston at Seattle, trio of solo leadoff homers Red Sox manager John Pro Football: CFL: Ottawa at WEEI-FM 93.7, 10:10 p.m. for the Angels. Farrell was concerned After failing to win any with how Angel Stadium MAJOR LEAGUES of their previous seven can play small on a hot series, the Angels pulled day and those fears came

American League National League back within two games to pass on three occasions. East Division East Division of .500 by taking two of “Still, we’re in a 3-2 ball- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB three against the Red Sox. game with the go-ahead Boston 55 45 .550 — Washington 59 38 .608 — New York 51 46 .526 2½ Atlanta 47 50 .485 12 The Angels’ last series win run at the plate and we Tampa Bay 51 48 .515 3½ New York 45 51 .469 13½ also came against Boston, don’t make it click,” Far- Baltimore 47 51 .480 7 Miami 44 52 .458 14½ Toronto 44 54 .449 10 Philadelphia 34 62 .354 24½ taking two of three at Fen- rell said. Central Division Central Division way Park last month. Bridwell retired the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB first 10 batters he faced Cleveland 51 45 .531 — Milwaukee 53 48 .525 — But the underlying is- Kansas City 50 47 .515 1½ Chicago 50 46 .521 ½ sue, getting the offense to and 14 of 15 Red Sox be- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Minnesota 49 48 .505 2½ Pittsburgh 49 50 .495 3 consistently deliver and fore Sandy Leon singled Detroit 45 52 .464 6½ St. Louis 47 50 .485 4 Boston’s Hanley Ramirez passes Los Angeles with two outs in the fifth. Chicago 38 57 .400 12½ Cincinnati 41 57 .418 10½ help out a superb defense Angels catcher Martin Maldonado on a solo West Division West Division and lights-out bullpen, is Simmons made a sliding W L Pct GB W L Pct GB home run in the sixth inning of Sunday’s game. Houston 65 33 .663 — Los Angeles 68 31 .687 — obvious to Angels manag- backhand grab on Brock Seattle 49 51 .490 17 Colorado 58 42 .580 10½ er Mike Scioscia. Holt’s ground ball to short Simmons cleanly fielded less innings from their Los Angeles 49 51 .490 17 Arizona 56 42 .571 11½ “We need to get better on but couldn’t get the throw Texas 48 50 .490 17 San Diego 43 55 .439 24½ six straight balls between bullpen over the last four the offensive end if we’re off, putting two runners Oakland 44 54 .449 21 San Francisco 38 62 .380 30½ the second and fourth in- games, allowing just two Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games going to make the push we on. Deven Marrero’s line- Houston 8, Baltimore 4 Chicago Cubs 3, St. Louis 2 ning before his homer and hits in that span while want to make,” Scioscia drive single then fell in Cleveland 2, Toronto 1, 10 innings San Francisco 5, San Diego 4, 12 innings started the double play in striking out 13. Minnesota 6, Detroit 5 Milwaukee 9, Philadelphia 8 said. “There is no reason front of a diving Ben Re- N.Y. Mets 6, Oakland 5 Miami 5, Cincinnati 4 the ninth, again confirm- TRAINER’S ROOM Texas 4, Tampa Bay 3 N.Y. Mets 6, Oakland 5 to feel frustrated, there is vere in left and scored Kansas City 7, Chicago White Sox 2 Colorado 7, Pittsburgh 3 no reason to feel optimis- Leon to tie the game at 1. ing his credentials as the Red Sox: 2B Dustin Pe- L.A. Angels 7, Boston 3 Washington 4, Arizona 3 team’s defensive center- droia got the day off to rest Seattle 6, N.Y. Yankees 5, 10 innings L.A. Dodgers 6, Atlanta 2 tic. We know what we need “We’ve got to get back to Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games to do.” what we showed here ear- piece. his sore left knee. ... Rafael Cleveland 8, Toronto 1 Cincinnati 6, Miami 3 His surge in power, how- Devers, a touted 20-year-old Oakland 3, N.Y. Mets 2 Oakland 3, N.Y. Mets 2 Trout answered Hanley ly in games the last two Texas 6, Tampa Bay 5 Philadelphia 6, Milwaukee 3 Ramirez’s homer to left nights, which is the use ever, is what is getting no- 3B prospect, was called up Baltimore 9, Houston 7 Colorado 13, Pittsburgh 3 Detroit 9, Minnesota 6 San Diego 5, San Francisco 2 field in the top of the sixth of the whole field,” Farrell ticed, even if it seems like Sunday and will make his Kansas City 5, Chicago White Sox 4 L.A. Dodgers 5, Atlanta 4, 10 innings that gave Boston a 2-1 said. a non-story to Simmons. major league debut Tuesday. L.A. Angels 3, Boston 2 Washington 6, Arizona 2 N.Y. Yankees 6, Seattle 4 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. lead by launching a mas- After hitting the “I’m more surprised I Angels: Yunel Escobar Monday’s Games Monday’s Games sive shot to center. It was game-winner homer Sat- didn’t hit more the last was slotted at DH to give Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 4-9) at Chi- Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 4-9) at Chica- cago Cubs (Hendricks 4-3), 2:20 p.m. go Cubs (Hendricks 4-3), 2:20 p.m. Trout’s third home run in urday night, Simmons couple years,” Simmons Albert Pujols two days off Houston (Peacock 8-1) at Philadelphia Houston (Peacock 8-1) at Philadelphia (Vel- sent his 11th home run to said. “I know what I’m ca- going into a six-game road (Velasquez 2-5), 7:05 p.m. asquez 2-5), 7:05 p.m. five games and his fifth Oakland (Smith 0-0) at Toronto (Liriano Cincinnati (Adleman 5-7) at Cleveland (Tom- RBI of the eight-game left-center in the fourth to pable.” trip. Valbuena replaced 5-5), 7:07 p.m. lin 6-9), 7:10 p.m. Baltimore (Gausman 6-7) at Tampa Bay Miami (Conley 2-3) at Texas (Perez 5-7), homestand. give the Angels a brief 1-0 PEN PRESENCE Escobar at 3B, while C.J. (Snell 0-5), 7:10 p.m. 8:05 p.m. Parker Bridwell (4-1) lead. The Angels got 12 score- Cron got the nod at 1B. Cincinnati (Adleman 5-7) at Cleveland Colorado (Senzatela 10-3) at St. Louis (Tomlin 6-9), 7:10 p.m. (Leake 6-8), 8:08 p.m. Kansas City (Hammel 4-8) at Detroit (Ver- Atlanta (Dickey 6-6) at Arizona (Greinke lander 5-7), 7:10 p.m. 11-4), 9:40 p.m. Miami (Conley 2-3) at Texas (Perez 5-7), Minnesota (Berrios 9-3) at L.A. Dodgers Jordan Spieth closes with a flourish 8:05 p.m. (Ryu 3-6), 10:10 p.m. Boston (Rodriguez 4-2) at Seattle (Paxton N.Y. Mets (deGrom 11-3) at San Diego 9-3), 10:10 p.m. (Richard 5-10), 10:10 p.m. Minnesota (Berrios 9-3) at L.A. Dodgers Pittsburgh (Cole 7-7) at San Francisco SOUTHPORT, England birdie-eagle-birdie-birdie Lytham & St. Annes in (Ryu 3-6), 10:10 p.m. (Cain 3-8), 10:15 p.m. (AP) — During one of stretch that allowed him 1979 — was when Spieth Tuesday’s Games Tuesday’s Games Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 Chicago White Sox at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 Jordan Spieth’s many to close with a 1-under 69 discovered the range was p.m. p.m. low points Sunday in the and win the British Open part of the course. Cincinnati at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Houston at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Houston at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. British Open, his caddie by three shots over Matt His tee shot was so far to Oakland at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Milwaukee at Washington, 7:05 p.m. reminded him of a photo Kuchar. the right on the par-4 13th Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Miami at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Colorado at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. from a Mexico beach hol- Spieth captured the hole that it sailed some L.A. Angels at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Miami at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. iday two weeks ago that third leg of the career 75 yards from the fair- Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. showed him in All-Star Grand Slam and heads to way and settled in thick Minnesota at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. company that included the PGA Championship grass on a dune so steep Michael Phelps and Mi- next month with a chance he could hardly stand up, TODAY IN SPORTS chael Jordan. to be the youngest to win let alone take a swing. The The message: “You be- them all. only smart option was to July 24 become the youngest U.S. Junior long in that group.” “This is as much of a take a one-shot penalty for 1998 — Tour de France riders, Amateur champion. Liu, who turns Spieth left little doubt high as I’ve ever experi- an unplayable lie. angered by the drug scandal that has 15 next month, is more than six dominated the event, protest by months younger than Tiger Woods with a closing perfor- enced in my golfing life,” And that’s when Spieth delaying the start of racing for two when he won the first of his three mance that ranks among Spieth said. showed his golfing brain is hours. Armin Meier, a member of the consecutive U.S. Junior Amateur the greatest finishes in And it all started in a as valuable as any club in Festina team who was kicked off the titles in 1991. tour the previous week, admits to a 2011 — Cadel Evans wins the Tour major championship his- spot so dire it looked as his bag. French radio station that he used a de France, becoming the first Austra- tory. though he would endure He had the presence to banned drug. lian champion in cycling’s greatest Trailing for the first time another major meltdown. ask if the driving range 2005 — Lance Armstrong wins his race. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS seventh consecutive Tour de France. 2014 — Baltimore Ravens running all weekend at Royal Birk- The break of the tour- was out of bounds. It All of the titles are stripped in 2012 back Ray Rice receives a two-game dale — and lucky it was nament — and a moment wasn’t, which allowed him Jordan Spieth cel- for doping. suspension from the NFL following only one stroke thanks to that will rate alongside to go back in a straight ebrates a winning 2008 — Nancy Lieberman makes a his offseason arrest for domestic vio- one-game appearance for the Detroit lence. The six-year veteran was a shot from the driving Seve Ballesteros making line from the flag until he putt during Sunday’s Shock after the 50-year-old Hall-of- arrested following a Feb. 15 alterca- range — the 23-year-old birdie from the car park was on the range among wrapup of the British Famer signed a seven-day contract tion in Atlantic City, New Jersey, with Texan followed with a when he won at Royal the equipment trucks. Open. earlier in the day. Lieberman, finish- then-fiancee Janay Palmer. es with two assists and two turn- 2016 — Chris Froome celebrates his overs, surpassing her own record as third Tour de France title in four the oldest player in WNBA history. years. The British rider finishes safe- Froome’s latest Tour win is special Lieberman held the record playing at ly at the back of the main pack age 39 in 1997 while playing for the during the final stage, arm-in-arm Phoenix Mercury. with his teammates during the most- PARIS (AP) — After the to the ski station of Pey- Yet the future champion my team Sky (for your) 2009 — Ron Hornaday Jr. holds off a ly ceremonial final stage ending on late challenge from Mike Skinner to the Champs-Elysees. Froome, who champagne bubbles fade ragudes, and thought he’d was jeered by fans at the dedication and passion.” win the AAA Insurance 200, making also won the Tour in 2013 and and Chris Froome drifts lost it altogether two days Stade Velodrome football Bardet placed 2 minutes, him the first driver in the NASCAR 2015, becomes the first rider to away from his Sunday later. stadium as he began his 20 seconds behind him. But Camping World Truck Series to win defend the title since Miguel Indurain four consecutive races. won the last of his five straight in night celebrations to re- Last Sunday in Rodez, ride, and more jeers fol- he denied Spaniard Mikel 2010 — Fourteen-year-old Jim Liu of 1995. Lance Armstrong was stripped flect on a fourth Tour de he was forced to change lowed along the route. Landa — Froome’s team- Smithtown, N.Y., beats Justin Thom- of his seven consecutive titles for France win, he may do his rear wheel in the final Froome had urine mate — a podium spot by as of Goshen, Ky., 4 and 2 to doping. so with greater fondness 40 kilometers (25 miles) chucked over him on a just one second. Aru fin- than the others. after a spoke broke. He got previous Tour, so booing ished fifth, 3:05 behind. TRANSACTIONS The first, in 2013, dropped, drifting way be- was hardly going to un- As per tradition, the 21st brought the bursting hind the peloton. settle him. He was almost stage — 103 kilometers BASEBALL Acquired 1B Ryan McBroom from pride of a first success. “I was just standing there chivalrous on the podium (64 miles) from Montgeron American League Toronto for INF/OF Rob Refsnyder. But he won by more than on the side of the road with Sunday, addressing fans to Paris— was reserved BOSTON RED SOX — Called up 3B TEXAS RANGERS Announced INF Rafael Devers from Pawtucket (IL). Pete Kozma has accepted an out- four minutes, as he did my teammate Michal Kwi- in admirable French. for sprinters and a proces- DETROIT TIGERS — Sent OF Jim right assignment to Round Rock last year. Although Nairo atkowski,” Froome said. “I “Thank you for the wel- sion for the rest. Dutch- Adduci to Toledo (IL). Recalled RHP (PCL). Quintana finished a little thought it was potentially come and your generosity,” man Dylan Groenewegen Drew VerHagen from Toledo. National League over one minute behind game over.” Froome said, with unin- won, edging German rider HOUSTON ASTROS — Placed 3B LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Traded him in 2015, this year’s Riding with unchained tentional irony. “Your pas- Andre Greipel and Nor- Colin Moran on the 10-day DL. RHP Sergio Romo to Tampa Bay for a Recalled 1B Tyler White from Fresno player to be named or cash. victory — by just 54 sec- fury, Kwiatkowski and sion for this race makes it wegian Edvald Boasson (PCL). MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Re-instat- onds — over another Co- Froome bridged the gap — really special. I fell in love Hagen. MINNESOTA TWINS — Designated ed RHP Wily Peralta from the 10-day lombian, Rigoberto Uran, and saved his Tour. with this race.” The focus was elsewhere. LHP Craig Breslow for assignment. DL. Designated RHP Rob Scahill for tastes sweeter. Fast forward to Satur- This was the third Froome now needs only Traded RHP Nick Tepesch to the assignment. Toronto Blue Jays for cash consider- SAN DIEGO PADRES — Reinstated “This Tour has been my day’s penultimate stage in straight win for the Team one more title to match the ations. OF Manuel Margot from the paternity toughest yet,” Froome Marseille and a time trial Sky rider. Tour record of five shared NEW YORK YANKEES — Placed 2B leave list. Optioned OF Franchy said. — one of his strongest dis- “I want to dedicate this by Frenchmen Jacques Starlin Castro on the 10-day DL, ret- Cordero to El Paso (PCL). Froome temporarily lost ciplines. Froome was right victory to my family. Your Anquetil and Bernard Hi- roactive to July 22. Recalled INF/OF WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Tyler Wade from Scranton/Wil- Recalled C Pedro Severino from Syra- the race lead to the daring back in the ascendency love and support makes nault, Belgian Eddie Mer- kes-Barre (IL). Sent 1B Ji-Man Choi cuse (IL). Selected the contract of Italian Fabio Aru in the and closing in on win No. everything possible,” he ckx and Spaniard Miguel outright to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. OF Andrew Stevenson from Syracuse. Pyrenees on a huge climb 4. said. “I also want to thank Indurain. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 24, 2017 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Son’s drug habit causes crisis in mother’s marriage Pre-empts can make life so difficult DEAR ABBY: I have because every time I tell In Europe, there was a de- mistic. North had forced to been married to a loving Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van him a new detail about it, bate about herbal remedies game, then immediately driv- and supportive man for 15 Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, I can see in his face how and medicines. A spokesman en above game with his five- years. We have been and was founded by her mother, upset he is. What can I do said, “We won’t pre-empt the club control-bid. He surely through a lot together Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at so I am not compromising outcome, but safety will be had the heart ace, so how far and, for the most part, our main concern in making DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los my happiness trying not to wrong could it be to jump im- have been OK. My prob- upset him? decisions.” mediately to seven hearts (or, lem is my son, “Kyle.” Angeles, CA 90069. At the bridge table, after a in a pairs tournament, seven Yes, I know Kyle is a liar WORKING WOMAN pre-emptive bid has taken up no-trump)? The pass over five valuable bidding space, often who steals anything not down and stop enabling than a simple entry-level IN ORLANDO, FLA. hearts is perhaps top of the you have to throw safety to the nailed down. And yes, he Kyle to continue his drug one, and I am over-the- list of the worst calls of the DEAR WORKING winds and dive in headfirst. needs help for his drug habit. moon happy. The problem year. WOMAN: The first thing How would you critique the habit — but he is still my Tell Kyle he is no longer is my partner, “Gavin.” Finally, note that if South welcome in the house, and Gavin graduated the se- I’d recommend is, out of auction in today’s deal, giv- son. had held two low spades and will be welcome to cross mester before I did. He en that North’s three-spade My husband told me I respect for your partner’s more in the red suits, he could your threshold ONLY if he was in a different degree cue-bid showed at least either tell Kyle he is not sensitive feelings, to re- have jumped to five hearts has completed rehab and program, and he’s still game-forcing values with welcome in our home or frain from crowing about over three spades to ask his is willing to make amends. without a job. He applies heart support? our marriage is over, so I your jubilation. It may In the play, South won the partner for a spade control for gave him back my wed- This is called creating for dozens of jobs a day, take Gavin a while to find boundaries. It may be gets at least one interview first trick with his spade ace, slam. ding ring. I refuse to tell the job he’s looking for in painful, but it is import- a week, and then, after played a heart to dummy’s my son he can’t come over. his field, or he may have to ant that you find the they ask about his less- ace and claimed 13 tricks: What do I do now? I consider taking something two spades, seven hearts, one strength and courage to do than-stellar GPA, he never don’t want to lose my hus- outside of his field until he diamond and three clubs. this because your son’s life hears from them again. He band, but I refuse to lose can network enough to find Yes, West’s adverse-vulnera- may depend on it. has become increasingly my son as well. his dream job. bility weak jump overcall was frustrated about his in- No two people’s career dangerous, but interestingly TORN IN TWO IN DEAR ABBY: I recently ability to find employment it increased the chance that graduated from college, in his field, and recently paths are the same. Wit- TULSA ness the Hollywood mar- his red-suit queens would be and like a lot of fresh has been projecting his winners. In this deal, if South DEAR TORN IN TWO: graduates, I had difficulty frustration on our rela- riages in which one spouse becomes successful more had had one fewer heart, he If you love your son and finding employment for tionship. probably would have finessed your husband and value several months. However, I want to be able to cele- quickly than the other. through East on the second your marriage, you will I was just offered a posi- brate my accomplishment However, if you and Gavin round. Regardless of that, tell your husband you tion far better than any- with my partner. I need are sensitive to each other’s where did North-South go spoke hastily and ask for thing I could have asked Gavin’s support and ex- feelings — and mature — wrong? the ring back. Then, you for. This position is much citement for me over this you can make it through South was far too pessi- will finally put your foot closer to my dream job new position, but I’m torn this challenging period.

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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS PROBATE COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain ESSEX, SS mortgage given by Edwin C. Soto to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration mortgage given by Nicolo D'Angelo Jr. to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Docket No. ES17E0118PP Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting solely as nominee for Mortgage Inc., dated September 1, 2011 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern Financial, Inc., "Lender"; and its successors and assigns dated February 24, 2010 District) Registry of Deeds at Book 30632, Page 48, of which mortgage the To Miguel A Ramos of Lynn in the County of ESSEX, OCWEN LOAN and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in Book undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic SERVICING, having a place of business in WEST PALM BEACH in the State of 29297, Page 484, as assigned by Assignment of Mortgage dated September 20, Registration Systems, Inc. to MetLife Home Loans, a division of MetLife Bank, N.A. FLORIDA, and to all other persons interested. 2011 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, Book dated February 29, 2012 and recorded with said registry on July 25, 2012 at A petition has been presented to said Court by MARTA J GONZOLEZ of REVERE 30726, Page 172, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for Book 31550 Page 43 and by assignment from MetLife Home Loans, a division of in the County of Suffolk, representing that she holds as tenant in common an breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the MetLife Bank, N.A. to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association dated April 1, undivided part or share of certain land lying in LYNN in said County of ESSEX and same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM, on August 7, 2017, on the 2013 and recorded with said registry on April 16, 2013 at Book 32381 Page 600 briefly described as follows: premises known as 56 Wardwell Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, the premises and by assignment from MetLife Home Loans, LLC, successor by merger to MetLife described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and Bank, N.A. to JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association dated December 11, A certain parcel of land with buildings thereon situated in Lynn, Essex County, appurtenances thereto, to wit: 2013 and recorded with said registry on December 19, 2013 at Book 33027 Page Massachusetts bounded and described as follows: 205, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 a.m. on August 7, The land in together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: bounded and described as follows: 2017, on the mortgaged premises located at 9 Mary Lou Terrace, Saugus, Essex Commencing at a point of Wardwell Avenue (formerly known as Chippewa Court) County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Lot A shown on a Plan entitled "Lynn, Massachusetts subdivision of land owned by seventy four feet (74) from the northeast corner of land formerly of J.E. Lima and Harvey and Shirley Kupelnick, Reid Land Surveyors, 365 Chatham Street, Lynn, running TO WIT: MA., Scale 1.99 + 20 feet, December 27, 1993", recorded on January ii, 1995, in SOUTHERLY: on said Wardwell Avenue, seventy-four (74) feet to said land formerly Essex South Registry of Dees Plan Book 290 Plan 10. of J.E. Lima; thence turning and running; The land with the buildings thereon in Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, WESTERLY: on said land formerly of J.E. Lima to land formerly of Burrill; thence being shown as Lot 8 Marylou Terrace on plan entitled ''Sunset Acres, Subdivision Locus: 13 Orchard Street, Lynn, Massachusetts turning and running in a straight line; of Land Owned by Emilio Fedela Bardetti, 42 Great Woods Road, Saugus, Mass., NORTHEASTERLY: on said land formerly of Burrill to the point of beginning. located in Saugus, Mass.'', dated May 14 1967, John W. Parsons, Engineer, The street address of the land is 13 Orchard Street, Lynn, MA 01905. Also the land in Lynn, being triangular in shape, and adjoining lot numbered 63, recorded in Essex South District Deeds in Plan Book 110, Plan 24. Said Lot 8 is as shown on a plan of building sites belonging to S.C. Newhall, situated in Lynn, further bounded and described as follows: The common title to the land is derived under: Mass., I.K. Harris, C.E. dated March 1891, and recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds and bounded and described as follows: NORTHWESTERLY: by the curved line of Marylou Terrace by two bounds measuring A deed of Gonzalo Escobar, grantor dated 11/01/2001, recorded with Suffolk NORTHWESTERLY: by Lot No. 63 as shown on said plan, five and 4/100 (5.4) feet; respectively 78.43 feet and 36.57 feet; County Registry of Deeds in book 14382 at page 68. NORTHERLY: by said Lot No. 63, seventy-eight and 72/100 (78.72) feet; WESTERLY: by Lots No. 56, 57, and 58, fifty-five and 81/100 (55.81) feet, on NORTHEASTERLY: by Lot 7 as shown on said plan, 177.57 feet; and setting forth that she desires that all of said land may be sold at private sale for said plan; and SOUTHERLY: by Lot 9, as shown on said plan, 208.49 feet. not less than FOUR HUNDRED FIFTEEN THOUSAND dollars and praying that SOUTHEASTERLY: by land now or late of Kane, ninety-six and 02/100 (96.02) partition may be made of all the land aforesaid according to law,and to that end feet. Said premises are conveyed subject to a drain easement to the Town of Saugus, that a commissioner be appointed to make such partition and be ordered to make Being the same premises conveyed to Edwin C. Soto, by deed of Gary Glusgol and as shown on said Plan. sale and conveyance of all or any part of said land which the Court finds cannot recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 29297, Page 482. be advantageously divided either at private sale or public auction, and be ordered Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real Said premises are conveyed together with a right-of-way over Marylou Terrace, as to distribute the net proceeds thereof. estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium shown on said plan, for all purposes which streets are used or may hereafter be charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, used in the Town of Saugus in common with others lawfully entitled thereto, and If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other subject to easements and restrictions of record so far as in force and applicable. in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the FOURTEENTH day municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or of AUGUST 2017 the return day of this citation. approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30632, Page 46. Witness, JENNIFER MARIE RIVERA ULWICK, First Judge of said Court this to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, Twenty-ninth day of June 2017. rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the Item: July 10, 17, 24, 2017 Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax $5,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place of titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 212, North easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. mortgage given by Donnyell Curry a/k/a Donnyell Brown and Kamil Curry to Bank Chelmsford, Massachusetts. of America, N.A. dated July 6, 2007 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern TERMS OF SALE: District) Registry of Deeds, in Book 27011, Page 86, of which mortgage the In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of A deposit of Fifteen Thousand ($15,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. 11:00 AM, on August 7, 2017, on the premises known as 20 Hobson Street, foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Lynn, Massachusetts, the premises described in said mortgage, together with all deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box the rights, easements, and appurtenances thereto, to wit: providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon The land in Lynn, Massachusetts, with the buildings thereon, bounded and notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in described as follows: said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. SOUTHERLY by Hobson Street, sixty (60) feet; Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. EASTERLY by land now or late of Plummer, ninety-one (91) feet; Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. NORTHERLY by land now or late of Carsley and other, sixty (60) feet; and Dated: July 11, 2017 WESTERLY by land now or late of Stiles, eighty-six (86) feet. Present holder of said mortgage JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION For title, see deed recorded with said Deeds in Book 23819, Page 594. Present holder of said mortgage Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real Bank of America, N.A. estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium by its Attorneys By its Attorneys, charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, Guaetta and Benson, LLC HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire 150 California Street municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or P.O. Box 519 Newton, MA 02458 approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, Chelmsford, MA 01824 (617) 558-0500 asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , Item: July 17, 24, 31, 2017 201302-0147 - PRP to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, Item: July 10, 17, 24, 2017 rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT $5,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place of Docket No. ES215812P CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified CITATION ON PETITION FOR PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 16CP0181LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow ALLOWANCE OF ACCOUNT Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 212, North County Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 Chelmsford, Massachusetts. In the matter of: Helen G. Hodges TO: Marcus Young: A petition has been presented to this court by Lynn DCF, Date of Death: 02/10/1946 seeking, as to the following child, Jamier N. Young, that said child be found in In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in Essex Probate and Family Court need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of 36 Federal Street Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the Salem, MA 01970 receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure (978) 744-1020 custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the To all interested persons: the child would be served by said disposition. required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written A Petition has been filed by: You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. Barbara E. Hodges of NAHANT, MA above, on the following date and time: 09/25/2017 09:00 AM Hearing on requesting allowance of the tenth to thirteenth account(s) as requested in the Merits (CR/CV) Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. Petition. You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to Dated: July 11, 2017 Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your represent you. Present holder of said mortgage attorney must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date 10:00 a.m. on 08/14/2017. thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this Bank of America, N.A. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written matter. by its Attorneys appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 781 586-0415. Guaetta and Benson, LLC timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections WITNESS: Hon. Mark Newman, FIRST JUSTICE Item: July 17, 24, 31, 2017 within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Judith M. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate DATE ISSUED: 06/27/2017 notice to you. Item: July 21, 24, 31, 2017 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Have a story to share? Date: July 13, 2017 Pamela A Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Need a question answered? Item: July 24, 2017 to subscribe today. [email protected] MONDAY, JULY 24, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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A restoration. celebration will be held at The ship was the USS Constitution Mu- scheduled to seum. be refloated The wooden ship was last night and launched in 1797 and to be docked earned its famous nick- back at its name notching victories in berth this the War of 1812. morning. “The ship has been the cornerstone of the Navy for a long time,” said Rob- PHOTOS | ert Gerosa, the Constitu- ASSOCIATED PRESS tion’s commanding officer. “To be a part of the ship is Margherita Desy, a histo- stalling 2,200 new copper 10 or 20 years, and to have highest tide of the sum- ship will be pulled out of truly an honor.” rian at Naval History & sheets, 500 of which were (the) ship here more than mer —the dry dock at the the dock. The restorations ex- Heritage Command De- signed by nearly 100,000 200 years later, it needs navy yard was to be flood- Once the vessel is re- tend the life of the nearly tachment Boston. museum visitors, accord- constant care,” Rand said. ed, and the ship was to be floated, it will be tempo- The ship enters dry dock ing to USS Constitution The Constitution en- lifted off the keel block 2-feet-thick vessel — the rarily docked at a nearby last remaining survivor about every 20 years for Museum President Anne tered the dock at the his- that night. pier to undergo more res- of six ships created when below-the-waterline re- Grimes Rand, who called toric Charlestown Navy When the height of the President George Wash- pairs. The most recent the ship “a wonderful sym- Yard on the night of May water at the dry dock toration work until Sep- ington signed the Naval work included replacing bol for our democracy.” 18, 2015, and yesterday — equals the height of water tember, when it will re- Armament Act — said 100 hull planks and in- “It was meant to last for a day expected to have the at the Boston Harbor, the open for public tours. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 24, 2017 HEALTH 3 reasons why health care bill would fail, 3 why it may not By Alan Fram ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — There are many rea- sons why the Senate will probably reject Republi- cans’ crowning bill razing much of former President Barack Obama’s health FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE care law. There are few- Senate er why Senate Majority Majority Americans on the whole are not running as fast Leader Mitch McConnell Leader Mitch as we used to. might revive it and avert McConnell a GOP humiliation. of Ky. speaks Leaders say the Senate at a news Why the average will vote Tuesday on their conference in health care legislation. Washington. American runner ‘has They’ve postponed votes twice because too many PHOTO | ASSOCIATED Republicans were poised PRESS never been slower’ to vote no. That could hap- sional Budget Office says ers and aides say others funds to help pay expenses By Jeff Strickler slowing down is on every pen again. haven’t publicly surfaced. for beneficiaries shifting to STAR TRIBUNE level,” the study says. IT FAILS: under McConnell’s plan, 22 million more people would IT PASSES: private insurance. (MINNEAPOLIS) Myth: The number of AWFUL POLL THE UNTHINKABLE women participating in be uninsured by 2026, most- MCCONNELL If you’re planning to en- NUMBERS This isn’t happen- races is rising. While there ly Medicaid recipients and The health bill’s flounder- ter a race, allow a little ex- In an Associated Press- ing, right? Republicans are some very fast female people buying private pol- ing has tarnished McCon- tra time to reach the fin- NORC Center for Public have run on repealing runners, on average women icies. For single people, the nell’s reputation as a legis- ish line. You’re not as fast Affairs Research poll this “Obamacare” for years. tend to be slower than men. typical deductible — out- lative mastermind. Many as you used to be. month, 51 percent sup- The administration Fact: Women’s times in of-pocket expenses before Republicans privately say if It’s not just you. Ameri- ported the health care pro- won’t let the effort fail isolation are slower, too. insurance defrays costs the votes were gettable, he’d cans on the whole are not gram while just 22 percent without a fight. The average marathon — would balloon that year have gotten them already. running as fast as we used backed GOP legislation. Trump lunched with sen- time for women has in- to $13,000, up from $5,000 But the 33-year Senate to, and we’re getting even Perhaps more ominous- ators at the White House creased nearly 10 minutes under Obama’s law. veteran is wily and doesn’t slower every year. The ly for Republicans, the last week and tweeted that since 2000. AWFUL SENATE want his record stained only thing we’re quick at AP-NORC poll found that Republicans “MUST keep Myth: It’s the baby NUMBERS with this failure. He un- is coming up with excuses by a 25-percentage-point their promise to America!” boomers’ fault. They made margin, most think it’s the With a 52-48 GOP major- derstands what GOP sen- to rationalize the slower On Friday, Vice President times we’re posting. running a mass sport, and federal government’s re- ity, the bill would survive Mike Pence urged leaders ators need and has time, now they’re getting older sponsibility to ensure all if no more than two Re- and if anyone can rescue This news comes from of conservative, anti-abor- Jens Jakob Andersen, a and slower. Americans have coverage. publicans oppose it. With tion and business groups the legislation, it’s him. Fact: Of course, individ- That’s a growing view — the indefinite absence of TRUMP FACTOR statistician at the Copen- to pressure senators. Med- hagen Business School. ual runners are going to there was just a 5-percent- the cancer-stricken Sen. GOP senators cross icaid administrator Seema He’s a former competi- see changes in their ath- age-point gap in March. It John McCain, R-Ariz., Mc- Trump at their own peril. Verma has tried luring tive runner who uses his leticism as they age, but underscores a harsh reali- Connell’s margin of error Eight in 10 Republicans senators unhappy with spare time to amass and these findings cut across ty for the GOP: It’s hard to shrinks to one. still rate him favorably. In Medicaid cuts, including analyze data about run- age groups. The argument strip benefits from voters. At least a dozen senators the 2018 midterm elections, Ohio’s Rob Portman and ning. He crunched the doesn’t explain why today’s have expressed opposition when turnout is tradition- AWFUL CBO West v Shelley Moore Capi- times recorded by 34.7 30-somethings are posting to the legislation or been ally down, those loyal vot- NUMBERS to, with more flexibility for million American runners higher times than their The nonpartisan Congres- noncommittal. Lawmak- governors to use Medicaid ers could make a difference. in nearly 29,000 races counterparts a decade ago. — marathons, half-mar- What does Andersen athons, 10Ks and 5Ks — think is causing all this? Alcohol does not always mix with diabetes from 1996 to 2016. While pointing out that His conclusion: “The av- the study was not set up By Barbara Quinn ommendations around the erage American runner to draw causative suppo- THE MONTEREY use of alcohol for people has never been slower.” sitions, he does have some COUNTY HERALD with diabetes: He does offer one caveat: ideas: Check with your doctor This doesn’t apply to elite • Higher obesity rates in We were 10,000 feet first. Certain medications adults and teens. above sea level at the re- runners. Competitive run- for diabetes such as insu- ners continue to improve • A jump in diabetes and cent Keystone, Colo., di- lin and other meds that hypertension. abetes conference spon- year-over-year results. increase the amount of in- As for the rest of us, plop • A decrease in overall sored by the Barbara sulin in the body just don’t down on the nearest couch health (as measured in Davis Center for Diabetes mix well with diabetes. and listen to what Ander- health care expenditures). … a true Rocky Mountain Unless closely monitored, sen has to say. By break- There is one last myth high. And to avoid the the combination of these ing down the data into that has drawn Anders- dreaded effects of altitude meds with alcohol can subgroups, he has put the en’s attention: the theory sickness, we were warned bring blood glucose levels kibosh on every excuse that distance running is to stay away from caffeine, dangerously low. Ask your we’ve come up with for losing some of its appeal marijuana (it’s legal on doc what he or she recom- slowing down. to activities such as biking this state, you know) and mends for your particular Myth: The number of ca- and that, as it does, partic- FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE alcohol. condition. sual participants, including ipants for whom running Later in the sessions, Understand moderation. Alcohol can often lead to a dangerous drop in people who walk-run or is a struggle — i.e., the we learned that alcohol is According to the latest blood sugar levels. even walk an entire course, slowpokes — will drop out not always good for people guidelines from the Amer- is rising. Because they of the statistical pool and with diabetes either. Espe- ican Diabetes Association, is measured as one of the lowering of blood sugar don’t train as much as the our collective times will cially in people with type 1 people with diabetes can following: 1.5 ounces of levels over a period of up more enthusiastic runners, improve as a result. So far, diabetes who rely on mul- usually consume moder- distilled spirits like whis- to 24 hours. Never, never, their times are slower. it’s not happening. tiple daily injections of ate amounts of alcohol key or vodka, 5 ounces of never drink on an emp- Fact: “This is a sensi- “In the last two years insulin, alcohol can often with no detrimental ef- wine, or 12 ounces of beer. ble argument,” Andersen (2015 and 2016), numbers ty stomach. And make lead to a dangerous drop fects. Moderate is defined Always, always eat when concedes. But it’s also in- of participants are declin- in blood sugar levels — a as no more than one alco- you drink alcohol. The sure your meal or snack valid. Casual runners and ing,” the study says. But life threatening condition holic drink a day for wom- most dangerous effect of includes a source of car- walkers also are needing “the finish time in all the called hypoglycemia. en and no more than two alcohol in someone with bohydrate such as bread, longer to finish races. “We four major race distances Here are the current rec- a day for men. One “drink” diabetes is an abnormal crackers, fruit or grains. can clearly see that the is still growing.”

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