TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2017 A question of credentials in Lynn

By Gayla Cawley may perform as an employee of is discussing building code and ITEM STAFF the city of Lynn.” making recommendations on But city of cials, in response, building code, then he needs to LYNN — Clint Muche, the say Muche’s role within the be a certi ed building inspec- city’s deputy building commis- Inspectional Services Depart- tor. Without knowing the facts sioner, is under state scrutiny. ment is administrative, and and circumstances, he said he “Clint Muche is not certi ed doesn’t require the certi cation. couldn’t comment further. as a local building inspector,” The city says at no point does When reached by phone, said Chris Goetcheus, spokes- Muche function as, or perform Muche said he had no comment. man for the state’s Of ce of the duties of a local inspector. But Muche’s boss, Michael Consumer Affairs and Business Goetcheus said whether Donovan, the city’s Inspection- Regulation. “We’re aware of the Muche requires certi cation al Services Department (ISD) matter and we’re looking into depends on what his job de- what duties and functions he scription is for the city — if he MUCHE, A7 Marblehead extends a helping hand to Lynn

By Bridget Turcotte Fiorella and ITEM STAFF Araceli Giraldo receive new LYNN — Nearly three dozen girls at Girls backpacks from Inc. of Lynn took home backpacks, pens, and pencils to get them ready for a new school state Rep. Lori year. Ehrlich. State Rep. Lori Ehrlich (D-Marblehead) handed out the bags and school supplies to ITEM PHOTO | the girls who needed them most Monday af- OWEN O’ROURKE ternoon. Ehrlich, who pushed a shopping cart full of supplies through the front door of the yellow building on the hill, said she’s a big supporter of the organization, and nds the work Girls Inc. is doing to be extremely important. “It’s important to go and have a place and just be girls,” said Ehrlich. “Being a girl my- self, I’m aware of how girls’ voices aren’t al- ways heard. I come in and just talk to them about what I do sometime.” National Foundation for Women Legisla- tors, a nonpro t organization based in Wash- ington, D.C. that formed to assist women leg- Lynn eld icon now a Ship-wreck islators with public opinion and legislative issues, partnered with Of ce Depot to donate By Bridget Turcotte said Kevin Doherty, who seeks out The Ship Restau- 18 drawstring backpacks for Ehrlich to hand ITEM STAFF projects for the company to pursue. rant in Lynn eld out. “That was like a three-month project is being torn Jocelyn Cook, executive director of SPUR, LYNNFIELD — The grim reaper to get it down and clean it all.” down by New a Marblehead-based, volunteer-led organi- of Route 1’s landmarks struck again The company was sought after the Hampshire Dem- zation that was established to inspire good with the take-down of the iconic demolition of Weylu’s Restaurant two olition, the same deeds, heard about the project and donated Ship Restaurant. years ago, and for Route 1 Mini Golf company that an additional 18 backpacks and school sup- New Hampshire Demolition tore & Batting Cages earlier this year, but tore down the plies to ll all 32 bags. down the nautical structure Mon- were outbid on both projects. Hilltop. The materials were left over from a major day and plans to spend the next few “I like doing the landmarks for the project SPUR recently completed, in which weeks cleaning up the property. It’s exposure,” said Doherty. “Demolition more than 630 lled backpacks were given to the latest on a list of landmark prop- is forever, but there’s always going to ITEM PHOTO | children in Lynn, Swampscott, Marblehead, erties the company has introduced to be something else to take its place. OWEN O’ROURKE and Salem. the wrecking ball. Nobody wants to see them go, but At Girls Inc., children were chosen on a The team tore down Saugus’s well- they don’t have the time or money need-basis by parents income, said Executive known Hilltop Steakhouse in 2015. for the upkeep. It’s a sad thing to see “We did the Hilltop a few years ago GIRLS INC., A7 and we left up that historical sign,” SHIP, A7

STEVE KRAUSE Listening session for COMMENTARY Latino businesses An old song By Bella diGrazia “This session is a much-need- FOR THE ITEM ed resource for small business- strikes a chord es which are the engines of our LYNN — Dick Dalton, in a lis- economy,” said Mayor Judith When I get older losing my hair tening and discussion session Flanagan Kennedy, who ref- Many years from now for small local Latino business- erenced the city’s diversity in Will you still be sending me a valentine es, acknowledged that “Com- this talk with members of the Birthday greetings, bottle of wine? munities know what they need, NSLBA. I was always proudest of my hair, and more than the state does.” But the session raised ques- merciless to people who’d lost theirs. Dalton, regional director of tions about access to nancing I always had a full head of hair, and the Massachusetts Of ce of for startups, resources for orga- when I bothered to comb it and groom it Business Development, was nizations to offer, need for legal properly, it looked pretty good. The rest of ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE part of a listening session with services, and language barrier me … not so much. But I always had my small business owners, board accesses and resources. Dalton Dick Dalton, regional director of the Massachu- hair. members and local politicians and Massachusetts Growth setts Of ce of Business Development, and Ali- Then, one day, I noticed in the mirror at the North Shore Latino Capital Corporation’s (MGCC) son Moronta, loan of cer and Grant Program that it was getting thinner, and imme- Business Association (NSLBA) manager at MGCC, speak at the small business diately the panic set in. By this time, I building Monday night. BUSINESS, A3 forum Monday. was maybe 58 or 59, and I could readily see that there were sections of that head where scalp was starting to become visi- ble. Peabody tragedy INSIDE It’s only become worse. It might not be time for the Rogaine just yet, but now, when BY ITEM STAFF In Malden I go get it cut, I tell the stylist “I don’t want Malden church to see the bald; I see too much bald there.” PEABODY — A 76-year-old scores a rst. A2 To which she kindly reminds me “there’s man died after a retaining wall only so much you can do,” and then gave way and large rocks fell on In Lynn proceeds to put this powder in there that top of him while he was doing NSCC offers Gateway camou ages it somewhat. yard work on Monday, according to College. A3 I always said I’d never do the “comb- to the Essex County District At- • over” thing the way my father did, but torney’s office. City issues West Nile now I’m not so sure. I’m not ready to come Police and first responders Virus warning. A3 out yet as bald. were on scene at 327 Lowell St. If I’ve been out til quarter of three into the evening and were using In Opinion Would you lock the door? A tree of giving equipment to remove the rocks, Will you still need me, in Lynn. A4 in order to recover the body. Po- Will you still feed me,’ lice responded shortly before 4 In Sports When I’m 64? p.m. Lynn’s Gieg commits I cannot remember the last time I was Authorities are calling the death ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE to Boston College. B1 accidental. 64, A7

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Janet R. Manson, 73 Malden church scores a rst By Steve Freker unanimous vote, conclud- the churches in the region FOR THE ITEM ing a two-year search. “We to embrace the Black Lives (voted) for (Rev. O’Connor) Matter movement, dis- LYNN — Janet R. Manson, and scarves that she donat- MALDEN — He has with excitement and op- playing a banner of sup- 73, of Lynn died Aug. 21, ed to local homeless shelters. been active on both of timism,” Vickery said in port on its lawn and also 2017, after a lengthy illness. She was predeceased by her America’s coasts in sup- a statement. “He is the one of the only churches Born in Chelsea to the late parents, and her sister Arlene porting and promoting hu- person to work beside us Charles and Mary (Olivolo) Furey. in the region certi ed as man rights, including as as we act to live out our Manson, she lived in Revere Service information: A fu- a marcher in the Aug. 19 an LGBTQ Welcoming faith’s highest values for and then Lynn for the greater neral Mass will be held at Fight Supremacy action Congregation by the Uni- ourselves, our community part of her life. Janet was a 9 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 31, in Boston, where he joined tarian Universalist Asso- and our world.” secretary for several Boston 2017, at St. Mary’s Church, more than 40,000 oppos- ciation. He was named First Area businesses, and a com- Lynn, followed by burial in ing a scheduled “Free O’Connor is a graduate Parish minister in a unan- municant of St. Mary’s Parish Holy Cross Cemetery Mal- Speech Rally.” of Andover Newton Theo- for many years. She enjoyed den. Relatives and friends On Sept. 10, the Rev. imous vote of the First logical School with a mas- listening to all types of mu- are respectfully invited. Di- Otto O’Connor will for- Parish board, taking over ter’s degree in Divinity sic, reading, shopping, and rections and guestbook at mally become a part of the from interim minister and Global Interreligious Wendy Bell, who has led most especially knitting hats www.Solimine.com. fabric of the community Rev. O’Connor Leadership. He was a min- the congregation since when he leads worship for isterial intern at the Uni- 2015. The board conducted the rst time as the 36th ministers of any religious tarian Universalist Area Settled Minister of one a two-year search for a set- group in the Boston area. Church, First Parish in of the oldest churches in tled (permanent) minister Virginia A. Foster, 64 He has actively worked Sherborn. New England, the First and voted Rev. O’Connor on both coasts in the to the position on Aug. 1, He also holds a bache- Parish in Malden, Unitar- lor’s of science degree in ian Universalist (UUA), LGBTQ rights movement, when he assumed his post. LYNN — Virginia Foster of Peabody; including against the pas- O’Connor takes the Policy Analysis and Man- located at 2 Elm St. in agement from Cornell (Ginny) Ann Foster, two grandchildren, Malden’s West End. sage of Proposition 8 in helm of a parish which is University. 64, of Lynn passed Gibbie and Charlie But before he stands at California in 2008, which known in the region for First Parish has a spe- away on Friday, Aug. Foster, two nephews the pulpit, O’Connor will was eventually passed in its active stance offering 25, 2017. Born in Steven and Sean lead his new congregation a state vote, making same- and promoting its minis- cial place in Malden histo- Lynn, she was the Smith and one niece on its annual outdoor wor- sex marriages illegal. The try “across the gender and ry, dating back to the mid- daughter of John and Jennifer Smith. She ship on the sands at Re- legislation was later ruled sexuality spectrum.” 1600s. It has operated in Dorothy Smith. Ginny was predeceased by vere Beach on Sunday at unconstitutional in feder- “It feels like a fantastic different locations around graduated from Lynn her brother Steven 10:30 a.m. al court and rescinded in match. I couldn’t be more the city for many years, English High School Smith and nephew O’Connor is the church’s 2013. excited,” O’Connor said, including since 1909 at its and earned a Bachelor’s De- Robert Smith. rst openly transgender First Parish board presi- adding, “I look forward to present church building gree from Salem State Uni- Service information: Call- minister, a transgender dent Heather Vickery said helping this congregation on Elm Street. O’Connor versity and Master’s Degrees ing hours will be held at SO- man, and according to she and her colleagues grow and follow its vision is the 12th Settled Minis- from both Salem State Univer- LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 church leaders, one of the showed their support of of compassion and justice.” ter since the Elm Street sity and Boston College. She Broadway (Route129), Lynn, rst settled transgender Rev. O’Connor with their First Parish was one of church opened. spent her career in education on Wednesday, Aug. 30, and retired as a special ed- 2017, from 4-7 p.m. Funeral ucation teacher at the Lynn services will follow at 7 p.m. Public Schools. Memorial donations may be Ginny is survived by her made to Massachusetts Moulton announces the re mother, Dorothy Smith of General Hospital: https:// Peabody; her three beloved giving.massgeneral.org/ sons, Michael Foster Jr. of donate/. Directions and Wake eld, Ryan Foster (Anne) guestbook at www.solimine. department grant in Nahant of New York City and Matthew com. ITEM STAFF REPORT and State Fire Training berg and Town Admin- Gee, and Representative Academies (SFTA). The istrator Jeff Chelgren Crighton.” SALEM — U.S. Rep. grant will be used by the praised the award. Feinberg said the fed- Seth Moulton announced re department to pur- “We are thrilled to be the eral money will allow the Theodore Kassis, 65 through his of ce Monday a chase an Air Re ll-Com- recipient of an AFG grant department to upgrade its 1951-2017 $50,477 federal Assistance pressor System. award which will be used breathing air system and to Fire ghters Grant (AFG). “Our re ghters play an to protect our local remen improve re ghter safety. LYNN — Theodore “Ted- and Paul Kassis of Peabody, The primary goal of the integral role in our com- through the proper main- “We would like to thank dy” Kassis, 65, of Lynn died a sister Pauline of Greece and Assistance to Fire ghters munities,” said Moulton. tenance of our breathing FEMA and the AFG pro- peacefully on Thursday, Aug. his six grandchildren, Katrina Grants is to enhance the “This grant will help en- air system,” said Chelgren, gram, along with Repre- 24, 2017, at the residence of Boulay, Ava Kassis, Rebec- safety of the public and sure the safety of our rst adding, “We are grateful to sentative Moulton and his daughter in Peabody after ca Kassis, Jonathan Kassis, re ghters with respect responders. I am grateful FEMA and the AFG pro- our other elected of cials, a brief illness. He was born in Isabella Kassis and Sophia to re-related hazards by to FEMA for recognizing gram and we very much for continuing this invalu- Tenaro, Greece on September Kassis and many nieces and providing direct nancial the need to invest in lo- appreciate the advocacy able program that brings 17, 1951, the son of the late nephews. He was the brother assistance to eligible re cal re departments and we receive from our state much-needed equipment Panagiotis and Elaina (Mor- of the late Carol Kassis and departments, nonaf liated keeping our rst respond- and federal representa- to communities that would ris) Kassis and has resided Spiro Kassis. Emergency Medical Ser- ers safe.” tives, including Congress- otherwise be unable to fund in Lynn for 50 years before re- Service information: A vis- vices (EMS) organizations, Fire Chief Michael Fein- man Moulton, Senator Mc- such a purchase,” he said. siding with his son in Peabody itation will be held on Thurs- for the past 7 years. day, Aug. 31, 2017, from 10- He had been a painter for 11:30 a.m. at the CONWAY 10 years and then became CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral a chef at People’s Choice home at the 82 Lynn St., Sharks rattle nerves on Cape Cod Restaurant in Lynn for nearly Peabody facility. A funeral 20 years before joining his service will be held there at By Bob Salsberg son at P.K. Painting and Con- 11:30 a.m. followed by burial ASSOCIATED PRESS tracting Co, of Peabody. in Pine Grove Cemetery Lynn. He enjoyed shing off the Expressions of sympathy may BOSTON — You can’t Beverly Bridge and Salem be made to the American blame beachgoers on Cape Willows Pier and loved playing Heart Association, 300 5th Cod for being jittery after cards with his friends. Ave., Suite 6, Waltham, MA, a spate of recent shark He is survived by a daughter, 02451 in his memory. For sightings, some just a bit Elaina Kassis of Peabody, two guest book and directions, too close for comfort but sons, Peter Kassis of Salem visit www.ccbfuneral.com. all part of a natural eco- system that scientists say humans must accept. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Last Wednesday, just off Marconi Beach in Wellf- Logan to study charging one up. leet, a white shark took a More  ights in and bite out of a paddleboard, fees for pickup, dropoff out of Boston in the last throwing its rider into the water. Cleveland Bigelow BOSTON (AP) — The few years means more pollution. wasn’t injured but com- operators of Logan pared the impact to that International Airport in The review is expected to be completed by July of a motorcycle being hit Boston have agreed to by a truck. study a plan to charge 2019. Two days earlier at drivers who pick up or Nauset Beach in Orle- drop off passengers at the Peter Pan bus company ans — also just feet from terminals in an attempt to end partnership shore — a white shark fed to cut down on congestion on a seal, turning the sea and pollution. with Greyhound red with blood. Terri ed The Boston Globe PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS SPRINGFIELD (AP) swimmers and surfers reports that the study — Massachusetts-based  ed the water. A shark advisory is posted at Marconi Beach in Well eet. is part of an agreement Peter Pan Bus Lines has On Thursday, shark between the Massachu- announced it’s ending its recently have the fear- “I know people are per- spreading out to cover setts Port Authority and sightings prompted the partnership with Grey- closure of Race Point some creatures been cat- ceiving this as a banner most of the Cape’s eastern the environmental group, hound. alogued in large numbers year and that sharks are coast. the Conservation Law Beach in Provincetown to The Spring eld com- swimming for about two off Cape Cod during the increasing and every- Ronald Beaty, a coun- Foundation. pany says on its website summer. Researchers say thing, but when we look at ty commissioner, cited “a In exchange, the foun- hours. that ending the partner- Shark experts preach they’re likely attracted by the hard numbers that’s clear and present dan- dation will not oppose ship on Sept. 27 will en- a seal population that has not the case,” said Greg ger to human life,” while the agency’s $250 million vigilance and respect. Af- able it to allow paperless ter all, it’s their habitat, exploded since the 1972 Skomal, a state biologist suggesting last week that plan to add 5,000 parking boarding at every route, federal Marine Mammal in Massachusetts who baited drum lines be used spaces at Logan. not ours. offer more express service “We are the interloper Protection Act, though has studied white sharks to capture and then kill Massport of cials say throughout the Northeast additional factors could closely. great whites. The sug- more than 20,000 cars in the ocean,” said Marie and provide more on-time Levine, executive director include changes in ocean July saw far fewer shark gestion drew swift and per day pull up to Logan’s service. currents and the depletion sightings than a year ago, widespread condemnation terminals to either drop of the Princeton, New Jer- Peter Pan operates in of other food sources by possibly due to a cooler from scientists and conser- someone off or pick some- sey-based Shark Research Massachusetts, Connecti- Institute, the nation’s old- over shing. spring in the Northeast, vationists. The Barnstable cut, Rhode Island, New est shark conservation or- Statistically, risks to he said. Shark activity has County Commission has IN MEMORIAM York, Maryland, New ganization. people from sharks re- since picked up in August. no plans to discuss such KEVIN A. MCCARTHY Hampshire, New Jersey, “White sharks prey on main low. The last fatal Skomal spoke recently an idea. 2012 ~ AUGUST 29 ~ 2017 Pennsylvania, Delaware seals. Seals come ashore,” attack recorded in Massa- while boarding a research 0N HIS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY and Washington, D.C. said Levine. “So if seals chusetts was in 1936. vessel in Chatham for a The two companies had No fatal shark attacks twice weekly shark survey, are coming ashore on any 781-593-7700 coordinated ticket sales, beach, people should stay were reported in the U.S. aided by a spotter plane. Publishing Daily, except Sundays routes and schedules out of the water there. It’s in 2016, or so far in 2017. Dozens of animals have USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 since 1998. They will just common sense.” The most recent unpro- been tagged with electron- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional of ces. operate independent- White sharks, often voked attack of any kind ic tracking devices so their ly. Tickets from either Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item called great whites, were prior to last week’s pad- migratory behavior can be Subscriptions company will have to be around millions of years dleboard incident oc- studied. Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States bought separately. before humans, but only curred Aug. 10 off Hilton Skomal’s team identi ed $20.00 for 4 weeks Head, S.C. A 13-year-old 80 sharks off Cape Cod in $65.00 for 13 weeks swimmer suffered minor 2014, 141 the following $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year Catch up cuts to his foot, possibly year and 146 in 2016. A Send payment to and POSTMASTER, with your from a blacktip shark, ac- current year tally won’t send address changes to: cording to an incident log be available until fall, but The Daily Item favorite team kept by the Global Shark he said there was evidence 110 Munroe St. Forever in our hearts. Attack File. that great whites were P.O. Box 5 Love, Mom, Dad, Gail, and Paul in Item Sports! Lynn, MA 01903 TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2017 A3 LYNN NSCC offers Gateway to College By Bella diGrazia a college credential. FOR THE ITEM North Shore Communi- ty College President Pa- LYNN — North Shore tricia A. Gentile says, “We Community College is of- know from the regional fering a free program for statistics that there are motivated young people many young people who between the ages of 16 and would benefit from this 21 who are having signif- program. And the success icant challenges complet- rates of those participat- ing high school or who ing are very high.” may have dropped out. The funding that will According to a state- make this program pos- ment, the program, Gate- sible on the North Shore way to College, provides is from the Barr Founda- a new pathway to a high tion’s Education program, school diploma and mean- which has the overarching ingful college credentials goal increasing the num- for those in need. The ber of youth who connect larger goal of NSCC’s new to secondary and post-sec- program is to have the ondary success, according majority of those served to the NSCC statement. ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE continue their education For anyone interested in beyond the program to learning more about the David Parker, left, from EforAll Lynn, talks with Jay Ash, the State Housing and Economic Devel- complete an associate program, there will be an opment secretary, before the start of the Latino business owners meeting Monday. degree or certificate pro- information session held gram at NSCC, transfer on Sept. 7 from 5-7 p.m. to a four-year college, or on the college’s Lynn cam- Listening session for Latino businesses enter the workforce with pus. BUSINESS From A1 City issues loan officer Alison Moronta talked about those issues, translating be- tween English and Spanish. West Nile Dalton, who has been in his posi- tion of regional director for only two years, acknowledged that the state considers these issues a priority Virus warning now compared to years past. The state has also found it challenging 24 hours. The statement to hold these sessions due to a lack By Bella diGrazia FOR THE ITEM urges that the most ef- of small business networks in the fective way to reduce any Latino community, which is where LYNN — A statement chances of contracting a people such as Frances Martinez from the city of Lynn de- mosquito-borne illness is come in. clares a moderate warn- personal protection. “The state is trying to redefine its ing for its residents as a Lynn residents are re- role in how it deals with small busi- mosquito of the Culex sa- minded and strongly nesses and trying to get their input, linarius species has test- urged to use bug repellent which is what we have been doing ed positive for West Nile for the last two years,” Dalton said. Virus in the Southeast containing DEET, wear “These sessions in different commu- quadrant of the city. proper personal clothing nities are good for us in helping to According to the state- protection when outdoors go back and start planning policy ment, this particular spe- during dawn and dusk, decisions that will benefit them and cies feeds off only birds and to empty any unused the state.” and mammals. Officials flowerpots, wading pools, The listening and discussion ses- say that other North tarps that collect water, sion was put together by the Massa- Shore communities have and make sure to fre- chusetts Office of Business Develop- detected West Nile Virus quently change water in ment in conjunction with Martinez, in human-biting mosqui- birdbaths. who is the founder and CEO of NSL- toes but there has been no For any additional in- BA. increase in the risk level formation on protection Martinez, with the help of other of infection to humans in and prevention of mosqui- small local business owners, estab- Lynn. to-borne diseases please lished the association six years ago. Additional preventive visit www.NEMASSMOS- “The biggest goal within this session mosquito spraying will QUITO.ORG or www. is letting our small business owners be attempted this week, mass.gov/mosquitoesand- know that they are being listened which is effective for about ticks. to and making sure they know that there is some opportunity for them,” she said. “We want them to know SUBSCRIBE LAW OFFICES OF that we are here to help.” JAMES J. CARRIGAN Alberto Calvo, chairman of NSLBA • Social Security Disability and the owner of Stop and Compare • Workers Compensation behind Lynn English High School, • Accidents 25 years located across had a lot of faith in the benefits from from Lynn District Court this session. Calvo, who has been a local small business owner for 12 15 Johnson St. years, is seeking support from the Call 781-596-0100 state in training resources. JAMES J. CARRIGAN 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN “Another aspect is trying to gain to set up your home RONALD D. MALLOY access to capital, such as low inter- subscripton. www.jamescarriganlaw.com est loans, to be able to allow small [email protected] businesses to grow in capacity building and management,” he said. Calvo said the main goal of NSL- Selling a house? BA and this session is to create a link of resources among the Latino, Buying a house? Hispanic, and immigrant world of small businesses and American En- Find out what properties glish-speaking business community. Michael A. Satterwhite, attorney, asks a question at the forum. recently sold in your area. Check out the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper.

Juan Vega, assistant Need to find secretary for Com- munity Development an article? Executive Office of Housing & Economic Development, speaks at the forum as Dick Subscribe to Dalton, regional director of the Mas- e-edition on sachusetts Office of Business Develop- ment, looks on. A4 TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2017 OPINION DOYLE MCMANUS HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Trump is shedding supporters like no Edward L. Cahill B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant other president in modern history Director of Advertising T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey President Trump’s poll call them “soft Trump vot- of his biggest promises: P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance numbers are bad and ers” — are drifting away. new manufacturing jobs, Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan The data site a middle-class tax cut and Chairman getting worse. He began Customer Service Chief Operating O cer his presidency on shaky fivethirtyeight.com haslower healthcare costs. P ’ Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ground; on Inauguration been polling thousands Congress’ failure to re- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Day, only about 45 percent of voters who supported peal or replace Obamacare Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 of Americans said they ap- Trump on election day, and is a case in point. Soft All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 proved of the job he was has classified about 15 per- Trump voters, including Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 doing. Since then, it’s been cent of them as “reluctant women, ranked healthcare Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 as a high priority — higher Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 a bumpy ride downhill. Trump voters” — people than hard Trump voters, Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Last week, the Gallup Poll who went for Trump but classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 reported that Trump’s job said they were “not excit- who cared more about im- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 approval had sagged to a ed” about their vote. These migration and terrorism. Subscriptions low of 34 percent. reluctant Trump voters So Trump’s rage at the [email protected] Other surveys’ findings tend to be better-educated Republican-led Senate for Circulation are slightly less dire, but than the president’s hard- its inability to pass a bill [email protected] all show the same down- core supporters. They’re is not misplaced; the leg- Ext. 3 ward trend. No president often independents or even islative debacle cost him has fallen so low in public Democrats, not committed support among the voters Newsroom who helped him win. [email protected] esteem so early in his ten- Republicans. [email protected] ure in the history of mod- This month, only 63 per- The president’s decline EDITORIAL ern polling. cent of them said they ap- in the polls isn’t irrevers- Ext. 4 Those aren’t the only proved of the job Trump ible. Bill Clinton suffered Sports daunting numbers Trump was doing as president. similar (if less acute) set- [email protected] backs in his first year, but has had to contemplate. (Remember, they all vot- Ext. 5 (He claims he ignores the ed for him in November.) went on to win re-election A tree of easily. Retail and Online polls, but often betrays his When asked if they would “The key questions Advertising denials with complaints vote for Trump a second [email protected] about specific surveys.) time, only 48 percent said are: How many jobs are The president’s disap- yes, and only 12 percent being created? And are ADVERTISING giving in Lynn wages going up? If those proval rating, the share of said “definitely yes.” That’s Ernie Carpenter Jr. Americans who think he’s not a reliable prediction of two things happen, his numbers are going to im- Director of Advertising Giant trees grow out of tiny seeds and anyone doing a bad job, rose above what they’ll do in 2020 if and Business Development, ext. 1355 looking for a giant tree in Lynn can walk to Central 50 percent faster than any Trump runs for re-elec- prove,” the GOP pollster [email protected] Davod Winston told me. Square on Thursdays during the summer and fall of his predecessors’. tion, but it’s a pretty clear Michele Iannaco and stare in wonder at the crowds flocking to the He has created, almost sign of buyer’s remorse. “He needs one big legisla- tive outcome, like tax re- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 farmers’ market. single-handed, an unusu- In another analysis, [email protected] Appearing as if by magic on a vacant lot in the ally passionate opposition: Ronald Brownstein of the form, to show that he has pushed things forward.” Jim McFadyen shadow of the commuter rail tracks, the market is One poll found that al- Atlantic obtained detailed Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 a crowded, joyful place where vendors sell all va- most twice as many voters data from The Gallup Maybe. But that makes Trump’s decision to [email protected] rieties of produce and where customers line up in “strongly disapproved” of Organization for Wiscon- launch attacks on the Ralph Mitchell anticipation of buying inexpensive food to ensure his job performance as said sin, one of the states that leaders of his own party in Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 their families have nutritious diets. they “strongly approved.” put Trump over the top Congress look counterpro- [email protected] The market began with two farmers offering their And while Trump claims last year. He found that ductive. A president with produce for sale downtown. Fifteen years later, ac- that his base of support Trump’s backing among Patricia Whalen an approval rating below Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 cording to Food Project Regional Director John remains impregnable, college-educated white 40 percent, and a base [email protected] Wang, the market is on the verge of selling out of that’s proven to be a myth. voters had dropped to that’s fraying, may find produce every Thursday. “The Trump base is far about 40 percent. Even that he needs McConnell BUSINESS OFFICE Part of the reason for the high demand placed bigger & stronger than more striking, he found and House Speaker Paul Beth Bresnahan on the market is the connections established with ever before,” the president that the president’s sup- D. Ryan as much as they Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 programs that allow low-income people to get assis- port among white voters claimed on Twitter this need him. Many of those [email protected] tance in buying fruits and vegetables. Linked to on- without a college educa- month. GOP senators are already going work by the Food Project and Project Bread But his own campaign tion — the working-class Susan J. Conti running away from the Controller, ext. 1288 in Lynn, the assistance efforts mirror the income pollster, Tony Fabrizio, nucleus of his base — had president, calculating that [email protected] and poverty profiles of Lynn residents. reported numbers last sunk from 62 percent to 51 they won’t need his help to According to a Project Bread hunger profile, the Ted Grant week that show his base percent, about the same win re-election. median annual household income in Lynn is $47,429 level of support they gave Publisher, ext. 1234 eroding. Trump’s support Politics is about addi- [email protected] compared to more than $68,000 statewide. The pov- among Republicans and Mitt Romney when he lost tion, not subtraction, an erty rate in Lynn, according to Project Bread statis- Marian Kinney Republican-leaning in- in 2012. The dropoff was ancient campaign ad- tics, is 20.2 percent compared to the statewide 11.7 dependents, while still especially dramatic among ext. 1212 age holds. Trump’s own [email protected] percent poverty rate. More than 15,000 students strong at 75 percent, has women, Brownstein found. polls show that he hasn’t Will Kraft attend Lynn public schools and free and reduced declined from earlier Why are so many Trump learned that lesson. Or, at price lunch participation is 74 percent. highs, Fabrizio said. (Even voters edging away? Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 least, hasn’t learned how [email protected] Noreen Kelly, Project Bread’s director of pro- Trump can’t dismiss that Pollsters who have con- to put it into practice. grams, said the face of hungry people in Lynn is one as a fake poll.) ducted detailed interviews Jennifer Perez the face of working poor people. Families may have It’s true that most of and focus groups say the Doyle McManus is a col- ext. 1205 one, even two adults employed, but family incomes Trump’s most fervent sup- most important factor may umnist for the Los Angeles [email protected] are stretched thin across basic expenses, including porters are still commit- be that many have been Times. Readers may send Carolina Trujillo shelter and food. ted to him. But his less disappointed by Trump’s him email at doyle.mcma- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 The helping hands working to end hunger local- fervent supporters — let’s failure to deliver on some [email protected]. [email protected] ly are found in the public schools, churches and Jim Wilson community institutions like the Lynn Community Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Health Center and Salvation Army. They provide [email protected] meals, vouchers to buy food or produce at sites like CIRCULATION the farmers’ market to supplement meals. Many helping hands help feed the hungry in Lynn Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 and programs like Project Bread and the Food Proj- [email protected] ect can’t sustain their work without support from city officials and help from the city’s state legisla- CLASSIFIED tors. Abbe Young Smith The solutions to reducing and ending hunger in Manager, ext. 1276 Lynn are tied to employment and, in turn, to job [email protected] creation. Kelly and Wang said helping local resi- dents meet nutritional needs year round is import- NEWSROOM ant: Students need free and reduced meals in the Bill Brotherton summer as well as the school year and they need Features Editor ext. 1338 places year round where they can buy inexpensive [email protected] produce. Gayla Cawley With that goal in mind, local food providers are Reporter, ext. 1236 hoping to find a site for an indoor farmers’ market [email protected] to open once a month from December to May. Lynn Cheryl Charles has always been a giving city and branches provid- Night Editor, ext. 1278 ing shade to the city’s neediest are growing even as [email protected] the need grows. Tori Faieta Copy Editor [email protected] CELIA RIVENBARK Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Is it time to put a leash on all these ‘emotional support pets’? Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 Have y’all noticed the prolifer- dog. I know they’re out there. And, sure we get home OK? Good through the day without a loving [email protected] ation of “emotional support an- yes, I DO have a lot of time on my girl!”) Before you get all huffy, animal glued to their side? May- Thor Jourgensen imals” lately? I used quotes be- hands since you ask. let me stipulate that I am abso- be. After all, in the current politi- News Editor, ext. 1267 cause I think it’s possible a few of I briefly considered throwing lutely not talking about YOUR cal climate, many of us are walk- [email protected] these are just dogs playing dress myself down on the floor to see if emotional support dog, cat, fer- ing around with our emotions Steve Krause up but I could be wrong. There the dog would do something ther- ret, cockatiel … Yours is fine. It’s ranging from slow simmer to full Sports Editor, ext. 1229 was one in the bank today wear- apeutic but I didn’t want to make all the other ones tripping me boil so I sorta get it. [email protected] ing a sporty red vest, but what if a scene. Besides, if he’s really on my way to the salad bar that ESA’s, as they’re known in psy- Katie Morrison it was just a cleverly tied scarf trained, his loyalty is to his own- I’m talking about. Kidding. Y’all chological circles, are different Sports Reporter from T.J. Maxx the owner uses to er, not some rando crazy woman know I don’t eat salad. from the rock stars of service an- [email protected] make sure her dog can hang out lying on commercial grade carpet Emotional support animals imals, the highly trained thera- Owen O’Rourke with her in public places? with dollar signs woven into it. practically have their own zone py dogs. They’re the ones who Photographer, ext. 1224 I’m suspicious because he didn’t College students routinely when you fly these days. And it’s wear distinctive uniforms that [email protected] have that alert look of a dog who claim their pets are “therapeu- always before mine. I basical- have messages like “Please don’t Roberto Scalese was “on the job” and actually tic” to circumvent an apartment ly need to wear a harness and a disturb; I’m working.” Wouldn’t Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 yawned at me and sniffed my an- lease that specifies no pets. Look skin tight vest to board before the it be fun to see Congress dressed [email protected] kles. around. These animals are every- crates-of-live-chickens category like that? Yeah, that’ll never Anne Marie Tobin At one point, his owner had where. Even McDonald’s is start- that is Zone 10. I don’t want to happen. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 to pull him back with a very or- ing to look like a Parisian café. do that because I’m afraid I’d just [email protected] dinary looking leash. Her tone Do that many people really need look like an older, fatter extra in Celia Rivenbark is a NYT-best- Bridget Turcotte sounded a little harsh consider- emotional support just to go to some straight-to-DVD sequel to selling author and humor colum- Reporter, ext. 1269 ing he could MAYBE save her life the movies? The grocery store? A “Fifty Shades of Gray.” nist who frequently writes about [email protected] someday. Then again, he could’ve bar? (“Hey Lassie, Ima get ham- Is there really suddenly an ep- politics. Visit www.celiarivenbark. Ryan York been a faux emotional support mered tonight. Can you make idemic of people who can’t get com. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 The Daily Item Store

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All address information, particu- 4:59 p.m. Saturday on Mystic 2:47 a.m. Monday at 71 Nor- Breaking and Entering Warren: Racism larly arrests, reflect police records. In Avenue. thend St.; at 1:49 p.m. Monday A report of a breaking and the event of a perceived inaccuracy, at 286 Newbury St. A caller re- entering at 12:54 p.m. Satur- stymies fairness it is the sole responsibility of the con- Breaking and Entering ported that the neighborhood kids keep hitting her trailer day at Carl Hyman Towers on cerned party to contact the relevant A report of a motor vehicle when they are playing. Police Walnut Avenue. police department and have the breaking and entering at 7:01 reported speaking to the neigh- for Americans department issue a notice of correc- p.m. Saturday at 150 Rivers boring youths and told them to Complaints tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Edge Drive. be more careful when playing A report of a disturbance at By Bill Barrow not mention subsequent football. clarifications will not be made without 12:39 a.m. Friday at Walnut ASSOCIATED PRESS counterattacks by left- Complaints A report of a suspicious mo- express notice of change from the ar- and Shirley avenues; at 3:26 wing anarchists in Berke- tor vehicle at 8:07 p.m. Sunday ATLANTA — Speaking resting police department. A report of a disturbance at p.m. Friday at AC Card Shop ley, California. at 22 Pulaski St. A caller want- at Martin Luther King’s But the women agreed 4:58 p.m. Friday at 32 Brain- on Revere Street; at 8:27 p.m. church on the anniver- ard Ave.; at 6:47 p.m. Friday ed a homeless couple that was Friday at Mobil Gas Station that national discourse LYNN living out of their car to leave sary of his most famous is increasingly defined by at Morton Avenue and Win- on Squire Road; at 8:58 p.m. speech, Massachusetts chester Street; at 10:04 p.m. his property. Friday on Pleasant Street; at extremists. Arrests A caller reported his neighbor Sen. Elizabeth Warren King referenced com- Friday at 95 Third St.; at 10:28 9:07 p.m. Friday at Renzo’s warned that racism and Steven Murphy, 30, of 6 Le- p.m. Friday at 135 Willis Ave.; was speeding down the street Restaurant on Revere Beach mands from Jesus, the and he went to his house to racial tensions keep the central figure of Christi- nox Ave., Saugus, was arrested at 9:57 a.m. Saturday at 261 Boulevard; at 9:55 p.m. Friday United States from build- Mystic Ave.; at 12:46 a.m. Sun- confront him and his neighbor anity, to “do good to those and charged with fugitive from at Wonderland Entertainment ing a fairer economy that day at 75 Bowen Ave.; at 2:48 had a gun on his hip at 10:35 who hate you.” justice on court and on war- on North Shore Road; at 11:45 benefits all workers. rant charges of improper use p.m. Sunday at 4 Ashland St.; p.m. Sunday at 22 Redberry Warren called it “a tough p.m. Friday on School Street; “So long as we stay di- of a credit card and larceny at at 8:47 p.m. Sunday at Fells Lane. scripture,” but added, “it’s at 3:05 a.m. Saturday at vided, this economy will 11:11 a.m. Monday. Avenue and Fellsway West; not a scripture that says Rumney Flats on Ward Street; continue to work for the Rebecca Roy, 29, of 10 at 10:01 p.m. Sunday at 12 Fire just lay back and let hate at 11:25 a.m. Saturday on thin slice at the top,” War- Cleveland Road, Taunton, was Wheelwright Road. roll on through.” Rather, A report of a house fire in the Ellerton Street; at 11:32 a.m. ren said, as the liberal arrested on a warrant at 10:32 she said, “It’s a scripture attic at 11:21 p.m. Saturday at Saturday on Carleton Street; at icon and potential 2020 a.m. Monday. that says act, ... raise your Theft 92 Walnut St. 1:55 p.m. Saturday on Trevalley presidential candidate Road; at 4:41 p.m. Saturday voice, not in anger, but A report of a larceny at 9:02 A report of a mulch fire a buttressed her usual eco- make your voice heard for Accidents 4:49 a.m. Monday at Alliant on Rice Avenue; at 4:43 p.m. nomic arguments with p.m. Friday at 53 Fellsway Saturday at Pines Yacht Club on what is right and what is A report of a motor vehicle West; at 12:11 p.m. Monday Food Services at 1 Technology social and religious over- holy.” Drive. Rice Avenue; at 5:19 p.m. Sat- tones. accident at 2:44 p.m. Sunday on Bradlee Road. urday at Endicott and Atlantic She said that kind of ac- at Ocean Street and Wolcott In a friendly Q&A con- tion has kept Republicans Overdose avenues; at 6:52 p.m. Satur- ducted by Bernice King, Road; at 6:59 a.m. Monday at PEABODY day on Revere Beach Parkway; from being able to dis- the slain civil rights lead- mantle the nation’s 2010 225 Commercial St.; at 9:01 A report of an overdose at at 7:26 p.m. Saturday at North er’s youngest child, War- health care law, and she a.m. Monday at Maple Street Arrests 9:03 p.m. Saturday on Pulaski Shore Road and Beach Street; ren specifically bemoaned also pointed to nationwide and Western Avenue. Street. The person was taken to at 9:39 p.m. Saturday on Hich- James D. Harrington, 52, widening income gaps women’s marches that fol- A report of a motor vehicle hit Lahey Hospital. born Street; at 10:09 p.m. and run accident at 12:27 a.m. of 49 Chestnut St., Apt. 1, that disproportionately lowed Trump’s inaugura- Saturday on Highland Street; affect nonwhites and as- Monday at 16 Waitt Ave. Charlestown, was arrested and at 10:29 p.m. Saturday on tion in January. charged with OUI liquor second Theft serted that the only way The event in Atlanta Thornton Street; at 11:09 p.m. to combat hate is to see Assaults offense at 1:33 a.m. Sunday. A report of a larceny at 6:08 Saturday on Francis Street; at gave Warren an opportu- Christopher J. O’Connor, 46, a.m. Monday at Peabody Hous- “something holy in every nity to tailor her standard A report of an assault at 11:52 p.m. Saturday at Broad- single person.” of 15 Mason St., Salem, was ing Authority at 75 Central St. way and Prospect Avenue; at economic arguments in 3:09 p.m. Sunday on Lexington arrested and charged with dis- A caller reported theft of food Warren’s appearance at front of an audience dom- Street; at 3:56 p.m. Sunday on 11:54 p.m. Saturday on Cres- Ebenezer Baptist Church orderly conduct at 10:34 a.m. from the housing authority cent Avenue; at 12:37 a.m. inated by two key Dem- Nahant Place. comes weeks after a Sunday. kitchen. The person was found Sunday at Rumney Flats on ocratic constituencies: white nationalist rally in Jeffrey Suazo, 28, of 1 Ando- in the kitchen — Jeffrey Suazo, Ward Street; at 1:01 a.m. Sun- black voters and women. It Complaints Charlottesville, Virginia, ver Drive, Apt. 1C, was arrested 28, of 1 Andover Drive, Apt. 1C, day on Walnut Avenue; at 1:51 suggests she’s well aware turned deadly. Warren and charged with larceny and was arrested. a.m. Sunday on Geneva Street; of the criticisms against A report of a disturbance at did not explicitly mention trespassing at 6:27 a.m. Mon- at 9:57 a.m. Sunday at Gus her fellow liberal popu- 2:40 p.m. Sunday at 391 Es- Charlottesville or Pres- day. Barber Shop on Revere Street; list, Bernie Sanders, who sex St.; at 3:02 p.m. Sunday REVERE ident Donald Trump’s Melissa B. Stinson, 38, of at 10:28 p.m. Sunday on Waite was faulted after his 2016 at 40 Federal St.; at 3:36 p.m. widely criticized remarks 7 Minerva St., Swampscott, Street; at 10:29 p.m. Sunday presidential battle with Sunday at 208 Washington St.; Arrests blaming “both sides” for was arrested and charged with on Crescent Avenue. Hillary Clinton for not at 9:29 p.m. Sunday at 100 violence during the rally. OUI liquor and improper turn at Edward Jeffries III, 59, of A report of shots fired at 7:12 connecting his message to Willow St.; at 11:25 p.m. Sun- 1:27 a.m. Sunday. Warren and King also did the needs of black voters. day at 15 Myrtle St.; at 11:44 418 Revere Beach Parkway, a.m. Saturday on Vane Street; p.m. Sunday at 111 Ocean Apt. 16B, was arrested on a at 6:05 p.m. Saturday on At- St.; at 11:51 p.m. Sunday at Accidents warrant at 9:27 p.m. Saturday. lantic Avenue; at 6:09 p.m. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS 80 Franklin St.; at 12:15 a.m. A report of a motor vehicle Emily Judith Munoz-Le- Sunday on Jones Road; at 6:36 Monday at Raffi’s Place at 408 accident at 5:11 p.m. Satur- on, 31, of 451 Revere Beach p.m. Sunday on Shirley Avenue. Police: Man kidnapped defense. Summer St.; at 12:18 a.m. day at Bagel World Bakery & Blvd., Apt. 2, was arrested and A report of prostitution at 7-year-old girl, threw Attorney Drew Segadel- Monday at Post Office Main Deli at 10 Sylvan St.; at 9:02 charged with operating after 7:30 p.m. Saturday on Revere li has said his client has a at 51 Willow St.; at 1:41 a.m. p.m. Saturday at 12 Northend suspension for drunk driving Beach Parkway; at 10:19 p.m. her off bridge mental illness and didn’t and failure to stop/yield at Saturday on Revere Beach understand that his ac- Monday at Anchor Road and St.; at 10:54 p.m. Saturday at WORCESTER (AP) — 5:26 p.m. Sunday. Parkway. tions were wrong. Lynnfield Street; at 10:40 a.m. Kappy’s Liquor at 175 Andover Police in Massachusetts Kevin P. Murphy, 50, of 418 Loya has been held at a Monday on Melvin Avenue. St.; at 1:27 a.m. Sunday at 8 say a 7-year-old girl Revere Beach Parkway, Apt. 7, state mental health facili- Aborn St. and 68 Holten St.; at Overdose was kidnapped from her was arrested and charged with ty since his arrest. Theft 10:34 a.m. Sunday at Route grandparents’ home and assault and battery at 9:11 A report of a possible over- 128 North and 310 Lowell St.; dose at 1:06 p.m. Saturday at thrown from a bridge into A report of a robbery at 9:02 at 11:08 a.m. Sunday at 89 p.m. Saturday. Police: Man used fireplace p.m. Sunday at 119 Lewis St. Nahant and Shirley avenues. a lake but survived. Andover St. Omar Nonge-Jimenez, 37, Police say the girl was log to kill 72-year-old woman of 66 Sumner St., Apt. 3, was A report of a motor vehicle hit Theft taken at around 2:30 a.m. MARBLEHEAD and run accident at 12:24 p.m. arrested and charged with as- Sunday from the Worces- WEST BRIDGEWATER Sunday at 3 Caller St. sault and battery and strangu- A report of a larceny/forgery/ ter home by 35-year-old (AP) — Authorities say a Theft lation or suffocation at 7:54 fraud at 9:49 p.m. Friday at family friend Joshua Massachusetts man used Breaking and Entering p.m. Sunday. Hubert. a fireplace log to blud- A report of a stolen bicycle at Showcase Cinemas on Squire Mario R. Ramos, 29, of 493 Road. Investigators say she geon a 72-year-old woman 6:12 p.m. Sunday on Richard A report of a breaking and Beach St., Apt. 1, was arrested A report of auto theft at 6:54 was put in a car, choked to death inside the home Road. entering at 10 a.m. Monday at on a warrant at 9:27 p.m. Fri- p.m. Saturday on Winthrop Av- and then thrown into they shared. A report of a larceny/forgery/ Q Nails & Spa at 49 Central St. day. enue. Lake Quinsigamond. Police responded to a fraud at 9:07 p.m. Sunday on The owner reported her busi- Felix A. Vega-Rivera, 38, The girl swam to shore West Bridgewater home Sevinor Road. ness was broken into; at 10:47 homeless, was arrested and Vandalism in the town of Shrews- at about 6 p.m. Sunday a.m. Monday at Ahepa Penelo- charged with heroin/mor- bury and was discovered where they found the MEDFORD pe No 120 at 98 Central St. A phine/opium trafficking, Class A report of vandalism at at about 4 a.m. victim suffering from caller reported the office was B drug possession with intent 12:09 p.m. Friday on Arnold Police say she suffered “obvious signs of trauma.” Accidents broken into and wasn’t sure if to distribute, and on warrants Street. “visible injuries” that She was pronounced dead anything was taken. at 2:29 p.m. Friday. were not life-threatening. at the scene. A report of a motor vehicle SWAMPSCOTT Hubert is charged with Authorities identified accident at 4:47 p.m. Friday Complaints Accidents kidnapping. A not-guilty 34-year-old Danny Lopes at Export Towing at 50 Mystic Accidents plea was entered at his Jr. as a suspect and he Ave.; at 7:37 p.m. Friday at A report of a disturbance A report of a motor vehicle was arrested Monday at 6:13 p.m. Saturday at 22 arraignment on Monday. Panera Bread at 499 Riverside accident at 1:46 a.m. Friday on A report of a motor vehicle morning in North Provi- Fay Ave.; at 6:30 p.m. Satur- He was ordered held Ave.; at 4:48 p.m. Saturday at Lynn Marsh Road; at 3:21 p.m. accident at 2:01 p.m. Saturday dence, R.I. day at 198 Washington St.; without bail pending a 276 Salem St.; at 4:53 p.m. Friday on Copeland Circle; at at CVS at 413 Paradise Road; Plymouth District at 10:27 p.m. Saturday at dangerousness hearing Saturday at Dunkin’ Donuts at 3:42 p.m. Friday on Brown Cir- at 5:13 p.m. Saturday at 11 Attorney Timothy Cruz 14 Caller St.; at 11:59 p.m. set for Thursday. 364 Boston Ave.; at 5:39 p.m. cle; at 5:21 p.m. Friday at Mal- Hawser Lane; at 9:51 p.m. Sat- identified the victim as Saturday at 1 Penny Lane; at Prosecutors say Hubert Saturday at Kappy’s Liquors den Street and Broadway; at urday on Walker Road. could face additional Julia Fernandes, the 12:25 a.m. Sunday at 3 Evans at 10 Revere Beach Parkway; 6:41 p.m. Friday at Showcase A report of a motor vehicle hit charges. longtime girlfriend of Road; at 4:33 a.m. Sunday at at 7:08 p.m. Saturday at 400 Cinemas on Squire Road; at and run accident at 3:50 p.m. Hubert’s lawyer says he Lopes’ late father. Tasty Foods at 49 Lowell St.; at High St.; at 10:11 p.m. Satur- 4:14 p.m. Saturday on Cope- Sunday at 1 Atlantic Ave.; at maintains his innocence. Lopes is being held 9:12 a.m. Sunday at 32 Keys day on Fellsway West; at 4:36 land Circle; at 2:58 a.m. Sun- 8:02 p.m. Sunday at 33 King St. in Rhode Island as a p.m. Sunday at Hicks Avenue Drive; at 12:34 p.m. Sunday day at Broadway and Central Murder trial of fugitive from justice and and Main Street; at 8:16 a.m. at 9 Munroe Court; at 12:51 Avenue; at 6:18 a.m. Sunday Assaults faces a murder charge Monday at State Police at 520 p.m. Sunday at 1018 Overlook on American Legion Highway; ex-Coast Guardsman when returned to Massa- Fellsway; at 12:01 p.m. Mon- Trail; at 12:56 p.m. Sunday at at 2:01 p.m. Sunday at Speed- A report of an assault at opens with jury selection chusetts. It could not im- day on Salem Street. Cell Express at 210C Ando- way on Squire Road; at 5:12 1:13 a.m. Sunday on Stetson mediately be determined A report of a motor vehicle ver St.; at 7:03 p.m. Sunday p.m. Sunday on Revere Beach Avenue. BARNSTABLE (AP) — if he has a lawyer. hit and run accident at 12:59 at Tannery Apartments at 16 Parkway; at 5:37 p.m. Sunday Jury selection in the trial p.m. Saturday at 12 Ninth St.; Crowninshield St.; at 8:31 p.m. on Jarvis Street. Complaints of a former Coast Guards- Teenager struck and killed at 2:22 p.m. Monday at 110 Sunday at McDonald’s at 133 man charged with killing Princeton St. Main St.; at 8:52 p.m. Sunday Assaults A report of a disturbance a fellow petty officer and while riding bicycle at 124 Foster St.; at 9:33 p.m. at 12:32 p.m. Sunday at 64 injuring her wife and a TAUNTON (AP) — Sunday at Tannery Apartments A report of an assault at Beach Ave.; at 6:53 p.m. Sun- police officer in Massa- Assaults Family members say a at 50 Warren St.; at 9:57 p.m. 11:37 p.m. Saturday on Yea- day at Hawthorne By The Sea at chusetts has started. 16-year-old Massachu- A report of an assault at Sunday at 1 Littles Lane; at mans Street. 153 Humphrey St. The Cape Cod Times reports that the murder setts boy struck by a car trial of Adrian Loya be- Friday night has died. gan Monday in Barnsta- An aunt and a grand- ble Superior Court. mother tell the Taunton Prosecutors say Loya Daily Gazette that forced his way into a Taunton resident Rae- Bourne condominium in kwuan Jenkins died early February 2015 and killed Saturday from injuries Lynn Drug Task Force sustained in the crash. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Coast Guard Petty Officer Lisa Trubnikova, injured He was hit around 10 her wife, Petty Officer p.m. Friday by a 28-year- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Anna Trubnikova, then old driver who stayed at Hotline shot responding Officer the scene. Jared MacDonald. Police say the driver Loya, of Chesapeake, has not been cited. Virginia, has pleaded Jenkins was supposed not guilty and his lawyer to start his sophomore All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. says he plans an insanity year of high school this 781-477-4444 week. Callers may remain anonymous. His aunt, Arlene Jen- kins, says a GoFundMe Spanish menu available page has been set up to cover funeral expenses. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 The ‘farm fresh’ Amazon Echo hits the shelves

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Plans for redevelopment of the Route 1 property include a 2,500-square-foot freestanding branch Amazon’s Echo and Echo Dot appear on sale at building for East Boston Savings Bank, 7,500 square feet of retail space, and a 2,500-square-foot a Whole Foods Market in New York Monday. drive-up restaurant and coffee shop. By Joseph Pisani Monday on a range of ASSOCIATED PRESS items, including rotisserie chicken, organic eggs and Lynnfield icon now a Ship-wreck NEW YORK — A baby kale. half-gallon of milk was Whole Foods had been just 50 cents cheaper at a from the Hilltop in his The entire project is ond floor; the existing ea- starting to test a loyalty pro- SHIP Whole Foods in New York. gle and six stars; and the gram. But soon, shoppers at From A1 own backyard. expected to take four to Ground beef was down by red and blue color scheme, all stores will be able to tap The Ship Restaurant five months to complete, $2 a pound. And an organ- them go, but the upkeep is property is owned by Ship according to attorney Ted will be included in the new Amazon’s $99-a-year Prime ic avocado cost a buck less. program to get discounts at too much for people.” Mall LLC, a division of Regnante, who represents construction. His penchant for tear- Amazon kicked off its stores. And they will even- Allston-based Micozzi the site developers. To Doherty’s surprise, first day as the owner of ing down iconic properties the ship’s mast was craft- tually be able to buy some Management Inc. It was The Lynnfield Historical Whole Foods by slashing Whole Foods products from can lead to interesting last purchased in 2007 Commission voiced sup- ed from a plastic pipe, and calls, Doherty said. Over prices, adding its logo Amazon.com. Lockers will for $16.5 million. Plans port of the project in the not wood and metal as the weekend, a woman on signs and setting up be added in some locations for redevelopment include spring after several touch- the crew had anticipated. a stand of “farm fresh” who was married at the Most items that customers so Amazon shoppers can Ship called to request a a 2,500-square-foot free- es meant to honor the leg- Amazon Echo voice-as- pick up e-commerce orders standing branch build- acy of the nautical-themed would recognize were auc- sistant devices by store piece of memorabilia. She tioned off prior to the start or return items they don’t ing for East Boston Sav- building were added to the entrances. It’s just the met Doherty to hand off a of demolition, he said. want. piece off a red board Mon- ings Bank, 7,500 square site’s architectural plans. first taste of the moves Amazon said those day morning. feet of retail space, and a The mast and oth- Bridget Turcotte can be the e-commerce giant changes were just the be- He said he understands 2,500-square-foot drive- er characteristics of the reached at bturcotte@item- will make at the organic ginning, but didn’t give the allure, and has a cu- up restaurant and coffee ship, including windows live.com. Follow her on grocer after it completed details on what more is pola with a weathervane shop. and glass from the sec- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. the $13.7 billion deal on coming. Those who watch Monday. the industry expect Ama- More changes are com- zon to push further into ing: The company aims grocery deliveries, among Marblehead extends a helping hand to make Amazon Prime other things. Whole the rewards program at Foods stores can serve as GIRLS INC. Whole Foods and some new distribution points Whole Foods products will From A1 for the AmazonFresh de- show up on Amazon’s site. livery service, allowing Director Deb Ansourlian. The deal could also spur Amazon to expand where “(Ehrlich’s) a great role big changes in how people it offers home deliveries. model,” said Ansourlian. shop for groceries overall. That could include an ex- “Having women in govern- Here’s what you need to pansion of ready-to-cook ment visit is always a great know: meal packages it’s been thing. This is our first do- Amazon already lowered testing in selected mar- nation for school supplies prices at Whole Foods kets, including Seattle. this year. It really helps the families. It can be a hectic and stressful time of year A question of and this gives them a head start.” Sponsors of the project purchased a backpack and credentials in supplies for a K through sec- ond-grader for $54, a back- pack and supplies for a third- Lynn over Muche through fifth-grader for $66, a backpack and supplies for MUCHE ing, housing, health, san- a sixth- through 12th-grader From A1 itation and safety regula- for $74.08 or only a backpack tions mandated by the city for $33. chief and building com- and state. That includes missioner, responded by the provisions of the state Bridget Turcotte can be letter to the state inquiry. building code, pertaining reached at bturcotte@item- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE He responded to an email to buildings and other live.com. Follow her on Twit- from the state’s Office of structures, plumbing, gas- ter @BridgetTurcotte. Ashley Cabrera is all smiles as she receives her new backpack. Public Safety and Inspec- fitting and gas appliances, tions, which reportedly electrical wires and fix- referenced that Muche is tures, sanitary code and Krause: An old song strikes a chord currently working in the regulation promoted by position of local inspector the Board of Health. for the city of Lynn. Don- Within the Inspectional 64 very well how to appreci- cones). Later, when our knee ovan’s letter was provided Division, Donovan said From A1 ate, because I still need son was small, and wound Vera, Chuck and Dave. to The Item by city offi- there are the titles of chief oxygen after watching up out of control, we’d put “Dear,” in this context, cials. building inspector, who is out til quarter of three Ralph and Ed go at it). him in the car and go for means expensive. And Donovan wrote that required to be certified as for any reason other than Today, Linda and I sit on a ride just to get him to since this is Lynn, and not Muche, as deputy building a building commissioner work. opposite ends of the room fall asleep. England, Maine will have commissioner, is the ad- and building inspectors, I do remember one night at night, same as my folks Then, much later, my to do. ministrative head of the who are required to be in 1986 partying until did, watching reruns on parents loved to go on And so far, we don’t inspectional division, and certified as local inspec- dawn. I was a youthful MeTV and Hallmark. I rides up to Hampton have any grandchildren. “at no time does he func- tors. 32, and had performed think I’ve memorized ev- Beach, where my grand- Come on, Andrew. Chop tion as, or perform the du- Donovan said that as in a show. The cast party ery Perry Mason episode parents once owned a chop. ties of a local inspector or chief of ISD, he is also the was one for the books, ever made. cottage. Now Linda and Send me a postcard, building commissioner.” building commissioner, and I ended up watching I could be handy, mend- I take rides all the time. drop me a line Donovan said Muche also certified, and is the the Celtics win the NBA ing a fuse We just point the car in Stating point of view is responsible for direct administrative head of all championship feeling less When the lights go out the general direction of Indicate precisely what supervision of all of the divisions within the de- than myself. You can knit a sweater Maine, and often the most you mean to say, inspection division em- partment. I can also recall stum- by the fireside interesting thing we do is Yours sincerely, wasting ployees, including the “Mr. Muche, as a division bling into my house at Sunday morning, go for go to Stonewall Kitchen. away. chief building inspector head, is one of the three 3 a.m. a few times well a ride. They say that we Ye gads, things aren’t and building inspectors, deputies to the chief, each before I was married, and I like working with ultimately turn into our that desperate yet. Yeah, as well as the city sani- managing their respective trying to tiptoe upstairs fuses better than circuit parents. Maybe “they” are I’m losing my hair, and tarian, health inspectors, division. to my bedroom. “At any time where an is- breakers, because it’s right. my knees feel like they’re food inspector and animal I thought I was home easier to see when you’ve Doing the garden, dig- sue may arise where there is 84 years old, but nobody control officer. free, when, all of a sud- blown one. Just unscrew ging the weeds, a difference of opinion with- can accuse me of wasting “Mr. Muche’s job duties den, out of the darkness it and put the new one in. Could you ask for more? require him to oversee in the division regarding in- away. terpretation or enforcement came a very solemn, very You have to really look Will you still need me, the day-to-day manage- Give me an answer, Fill of the building code, I, as menacing, “hello?” at circuit breakers to see will you still feed me ment of all operations of in a form, the building commissioner, It was my mother. which one’s been tripped. When I’m 64? the inspectional division, Mine for evermore. not Mr. Muche, make the There were a few other Once the old eyesight Well, it’s not so much including supervision of Will you still need me, decision as to the resolu- times I pushed the night- starts to go, finding those kneeling down, it’s get- all inspectors in the per- Will you still feed me tion of the issue and issue time into morning, but oh-so-tiny indentations in ting back up that’s the formance of their duties,” When I’m 64. direction as to the division’s not in years. So we don’t the breaker switch can be problem. Earlier in the Donovan wrote. First time I heard this response in the matter. Mr. have to worry about that. a challenge. summer, I fell on the 12th He said ISD is com- You’ll be older too But none of this mat- hole at Salem Country song, I was half-listening Muche has no direct respon- to it and thought Paul posed of three divisions sibilities in the enforcement And if you say the word ters. My knees don’t let Club while following Nick — the inspectional, public I could stay with you me go up and down stairs Faldo during his practice McCartney was saying of the state building code, “when I’m 6-feet-4,” which health, and building and only the management of I can remember going easily anymore. I live in round. I needed three grounds. Donovan said to my parents’ house for terror that I’m going to guys to help me up. Knee is something I’ll never the individuals involved in have to worry about. the Inspectional Division said enforcement,” Donovan obligatory visits after I have to go down cellar replacements are definite- is responsible for all in- And I’m happy to an- wrote. got married. There they and reset a breaker. ly in my future. spectional, administra- nounce that even though were. Mom in her recliner; As for rides, those have So, so much for digging tion, and enforcement du- Gayla Cawley can be I’m sure Linda would like dad in his. Watching the always been a big deal in the weeds. ties relating to a building reached at gcawley@item- to kick me through the ballgame, or some cooking our family. My parents Every summer we can or property, including the live.com. Follow her on Manning Field goalposts show, on television. They used to drag my sister rent a cottage enforcement of all build- Twitter @GaylaCawley. could be just like the and me out for Sunday In the Isle of Wight, if sometimes, she apparent- Bickersons sometimes. afternoon rides with my it’s not too dear ly still needs me, and still Or the Honeymooners (a grandparents (which We shall scrimp and feeds me. So it’s all good. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY show they both watched, would always end up with save. It had better be. Today, I Hotline Spanish menu available or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) and one they taught me them buying us ice cream Grandchildren on your turn 64. 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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Katy Perry changes Kevin Hart calls on up looks at VMAs fellow stars to help with Harvey relief NEW YORK (AP) — Demi Lovato kicked off one of fashion’s most out- there evenings Sunday at the MTV HOUSTON (AP) — Kevin Hart Video Music Awards as she strut- has made a sizable donation to flood ted in a risque black lace bodysuit relief efforts in Houston, and he with matching sparkly harem pants wants some of his famous friends to by Zuhair Murad as the night’s do the same. host, Katy Perry, above, showed The comedian announced a $25,000 off a white one-shoulder dress by donation to the American Red Cross Stephane Rolland as her first of for victims of Hurricane Harvey. In many looks. an Instagram video posted Sunday, Before Perry dropped to the stage Hart said he was starting a celeb- in a space suit, then perused a rack rity challenge to donate money to of outfits to open the show, Lovato — the cause. Beyonce, Jay Z, Justin a nominee and performer — turned Timberlake, Dwayne “The Rock” some heads with her peekaboo look Johnson and Jerry Seinfeld are up top from Murad’s 2016 couture among the stars he called on to make collection. their own pledge. In the most adorable baby son cat- “This is a serious matter,” Hart said egory from the Forum in Inglewood, in the video. “I think the people are Calif., DJ Khaled’s 10-month-old in bad shape and they need help. I’m Asahd sported a tiny blue pattern going to lead the charge and step it Gucci suit as dad cradled him in his up in this way.” arms. Also Sunday, country star Chris “Asahd is Gucci down right now, Young announced on Twitter that he you what I’m sayin’,” Khaled said has started an online fundraiser for during MTV’s warm-up march of the Red Cross and donated $100,000 fashion. “Gucci came by the crib, to it. The campaign had taken in an sized him up.” additional $50,000 by midday Monday. Perry’s white gown included a deep Drake wrote on Instagram early plunge at the front with a boxy shoul- Monday that he and his manager der and cape detail in the back. Her were working with local relief groups other looks during the show were clas- sic Hollywood, though she wore one to help Texas affected by the hur- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ricane. The Canadian rapper wrote performance gown with a fake baby that Houston “has truly been a home A boat sails past Egg Rock off the coast of Lynn Shore Drive. strapped to her chest in a carrier. to me over the last 8 years.” While only a few stars announced London’s Notting Hill Carnival honors tower fire victims donations to flood relief efforts, many have used their massive social media LONDON (AP) — Hundreds of thou- blaze that killed at least 80 people. to commemorate the victims. Participants followings to encourage people to sands of revelers packed the streets The carnival’s floats, steel bands and also held a minute’s silence Sunday for give what they can. of London for the annual Notting Hill sound systems fell silent for a minute on Grenfell. Katy Perry, who boasts Twitter’s Carnival on Monday, pausing their cele- Monday afternoon to remember those Launched in 1964 with a few Trinida- largest following at more than 103 brations to remember the victims of the who died in the fire at a public housing dian steel bands, the carnival has grown million, urged viewers to donate deadly Grenfell Tower fire. high-rise. into a major street event that lures while she hosted MTV’s Video Music The Caribbean carnival, billed as Eu- Firefighters, many of whom battled the partygoers from all over the world with Awards on Sunday night, and she rope’s biggest street party, winds through blaze, stood in a line outside the North its flamboyant dancers, colorful costumes, tweeted a link to the Red Cross’ do- west London streets near the apartment Kensington fire station, removed their rousing steel bands and booming outdoor nation efforts. tower block that was gutted by a June helmets and bowed their heads, before sound systems. being applauded by carnival-goers. Security has been tightened this year in Many people in attendance wore green, the wake of the vehicle and knife attacks the color chosen as a tribute to the fire across Europe, with steel barriers and victims. Local lawmaker Emma Dent concrete blocks around the edge of the Coad said there was “a really, really love- route. ly atmosphere.” Police said they made 106 arrests on The two-day festival opened Sunday the first day of the carnival, more than 40 with the release of dozens of white doves of them for drug offenses.

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But announced Monday that things progressed quickly. A he’ll continue his baseball big reason was the jump in career at Boston College. velocity Gieg experienced; He’s one of four Eagles from he started his sophomore last season’s team to com- season at 85 miles per hour, mit to a Division I program, and nished at 92. A seven joining Tyler MacGregor mph jump over the course (Columbia), Mike Yarin and of four or ve months cer- Jake Sanderson (both UCo- tainly turned heads, both nn). on the Eagles and beyond. What sets Gieg apart is “I didn’t expect to be any- how quickly it came togeth- where near 90,” Gieg said. er. The Lynn native spent “I was extremely happy.” his entire freshman season Gieg says he owes a lot on the freshmen squad, to JV coach James Baker, and due to some arm is- whom he’s working with on sues, wasn’t among the rst a strengthening program. choices to join varsity. In June, Gieg set foot on “I was kind of on the low- the biggest stage in Massa- er tier for varsity looks,” chusetts high school base- Gieg said. “But I strength- ball: the Super 8 tourna- ened over the winter so my ITEM FILE PHOTO ment. Gieg, who nished the fastball velocity increased, season 3-0 in 10 appearances St. John’s Prep pitcher and Lynn native Max Gieg has committed to play college baseball at my arm got stronger, and Boston College. Gieg still has two seasons left to play at The Prep. when varsity tryouts came GIEG, B2 Tanners volleyball has work to do By Anne Marie Tobin Last year, the Tanners went this year has a strong group FOR THE ITEM 15-4 and earned the No. 4 of seniors who are ready to seed in the tournament. They continue on where the ve se- PEABODY — The Peabody were bounced in the second niors from last year left off.” girls volleyball team has its round by Methuen. While the Tanners lost their work cut out for itself this This year, the good news for top three servers, Keene’s season. The Tanners took a Peabody is that two starters con dent the service game big hit due to graduation, los- from the 2016 team are back will be strong. ing ve key seniors, including “Bampi was a starter and outside hitter Melissa Gray in senior middle blocker Ser- ena Laro and junior libero junior Rachel Coleman saw a and setter Hannah Kemp. good amount of varsity min- Last year’s seniors had an Joanna Bampi. Laro will cap- tain the team. She was sec- utes so I’m very con dent amazing run during their that they’ll continue to serve four years with the program, ond on the team last year in kills (101), while Bampi was well,” she said. “We also have posting a record of 70-11 and seniors Janine Goggin, Al- reaching the semi nals of the the team’s defensive special- ist, leading the Tanners in ycia Gillen, Julissa Dailey 2013 North Division 1 tour- and Bianca Chouinard that nament. digs with 125. “Right now, Serena’s the will de nitely be seeing the “They were a great group service line a great deal this only captain but that doesn't of girls who knew just how year. They have shown awe- mean that we may not choose to pull a team together to get some power and service selec- one or two more once the sea- the most out of every practice tion so I really feel our service son starts,” said Keene. “I’m and game,” said coach Lisa will be one of our strengths Keene, now in her 14th sea- looking for a leader that leads going into season.” son. “They all had their indi- by example, staying positive Coleman was fourth on the vidual talents but played the and motivating everyone to game as one.” do their very best. The team TANNERS, B2 Marblehead’s Jacobs helps Middlebury football run ITEM FILE PHOTO By Harold Rivera competitive team. I know it’s cliche but we’re Josue Blas, right, is entering his second season as a captain of ITEM STAFF going to take it one game at a time.” the Classical boys soccer team. With two seasons of competing against When the Middlebury College football team gathered for the rst training camp practice tough NESCAC teams under his belt, Jacobs of the season earlier this week, Marblehead acknowledged that the Panthers will have Rams experience, depth native Drew Jacobs of cially kicked off his ju- to bring their best week in and week out to nior season as a Panther. make a statement in the conference this sea- In his two seasons with the team, Jacobs, a son. Middlebury went 6-2 in conference play will be key this fall running back who played his high school foot- last fall and the Panthers are seeking similar ball at Milton Academy, has tallied 536 rush- success in 2017. By Harold Rivera quality varsity minutes. They’ll re- ing yards on 170 carries. A dual threat at the “It’s a pretty good league,” Jacobs said. “The ITEM STAFF turn to the team this season with running back position, Jacobs has also caught top players and the top teams are pretty good. experience, something they didn’t The Lynn Classical boys soccer 38 passes for 281 yards in 15 games. You’ll get a lot of guys that had Ivy League have on their side last fall. Jacobs began his Middlebury career on team faced its fair share of chal- “Our experience will be one of a high note when he ran for 339 yards as a JACOBS, B2 lenges last season. With a new our strengths this season,” Stead- freshman in 2014, but was forced to sit out head coach in Dominick Steadman, man said. “My starting goalie and the 2015 season with a foot injury. He bounced the Rams found themselves in the defenders last season were all back in 2016, his sophomore season of eligibil- middle of a tough Northeastern sophomores. For them to get ex- ity, by totalling 197 yards on the ground and Conference. perience at the varsity level last another 106 on the air. Still, the team managed to win season, that’s invaluable. You can’t Now that he’s gearing up for his junior sea- six games and lost a handful of get that. This year, so far from son, Jacobs is looking to continue to make key close games against some of the ar- what I’ve seen, that experience contributions for the Panthers offense. ea’s top teams. from playing varsity minutes real- “I just want to go in there and compete and “It was a little disappointing but ly pointed them in the right direc- try to help the team,” Jacobs said of his goals we only missed states by a few tion.” for the upcoming season. “Hopefully I get some wins,” Steadman, entering his sec- The Rams will also rely on their carries and have some success. I just want the ond season as Classical’s coach, depth to help push them to wins. team to do well. I’m hoping to get on the eld, said. “We played a lot of tough Having players who can provide whether it’s running or catching the ball, or teams twice like Beverly, Danvers, quality minutes off the bench will blocking. We should have a pretty good offense Marblehead, Revere and Swamp- allow the Rams to stay in games so I’m just hoping to do my part.” scott. All of those teams went far in without missing a beat. Last season, Jacobs and the Panthers went the state tournament.” “I have 16-17 kids that are in- 6-2 on the year. Middlebury, which competes Although the Rams didn’t quali- terchangeable,” Steadman said. in Division III NESCAC, started the year on fy for the tournament last season, “They can go out on the eld and a high note by winning its rst ve games but ending at 6-11-1, Steadman feels not miss a beat, which is important tailed off towards the latter part of the season, as though there were plenty of pos- because everyone needs a break. If dropping two of its nal three contests. itive takeaways from 2016. you don’t have that depth, some- “We lost to Trinity, who won NESCAC,” Ja- “We were up against it as it is times that’s how other teams can cobs recalled. “They were a tough and deep anyways,” Steadman said. “We capitalize.” team, and then we lost to Tufts who had a were competitive in a few of those Leading Classical’s pack of key terri c running back who just graduated.” games. Any time you don’t make returners this fall is senior mid- With experienced players returning at key states it’s disappointing, but any elder Josue Blas. A three-year positions, Jacobs expects the Panthers will be time you can get out of that sched- varsity player, Blas will serve as ule with six wins that’s pretty right back in the thick of things this fall. COURTESY PHOTO | MIDDLEBURY ATHLETICS team captain this upcoming sea- “We should be competitive,” Jacobs said. “We good.” son. He also held that role last sea- Drew Jacobs ran for 339 yards as a didn’t lose too many players from last season. One of those positive takeaways son as a junior. Our starting quarterback and our receivers freshman at Middlebury and added 197 from last season is the fact that Also among the key returners are are back, so we should be competitive. We yards on the ground and 106 in the air Classical elded a handful of fresh- start the season with Wesleyan and they’re a in 2016. men and sophomores who earned RAMS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2017 Classical to rely on experience, depth RAMS that’s not necessarily a bad From B1 thing. Each night, it’ll be a different guy scoring the juniors defender/midfield- big goal. Hopefully with er Alex Amaya, midfield- the progression our young er Albin Asani, defender guys have made, they’re Ivan Melara and striker ready to fill that role.” Kevin Molina. Steadman would also In net the Rams will lean like to see his team build on Dan Cortes, a junior. a more consistent offen- Cortes took over as Clas- sive attack. sical’s starting goalie four “We were in a few games games into last season. last year without scoring “We have a lot of soph- any goals,” Steadman said. omores from last season “We scored a lot in our returning and their pro- wins but we didn’t score gression has been phe- much in our losses. Out of nomenal,” Steadman said. our 11 losses, we probably “They’ve come back with a had five or six shutouts.” fire to get back on the field The Rams open the this season, which is great to see.” new season when they Classical’s achilles heal visit Tech next Tuesday from last season was the (5 p.m.) in the Lynn City team’s inability to gen- Tournament at Manning erate offense. The Rams Field. lost two of their top goal “It’ll be tough but we scorers from last season have a scrimmage this PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to graduation in Pa Sowe week against KIPP to get us ready,” Steadman Toronto Blue Jays’ Steve Pearce, right, grounds out at second as Boston Red Sox second baseman and Tyler Way, mean- Eduardo Nunez throws to first to turn a double play in first inning of Monday’s win. ing Classical will have to said. “We didn’t get any score goals by committee scrimmages in last season this season. and starting against St. “Losing Tyler Way and Mary’s was tough. That Red Sox get back in win column Pa Sowe means we have was a tough challenge. to find somebody that can We went 0-1-1 in the city put the ball in the net,” tournament last year and TORONTO (AP) — Christian Drew Pomeranz (14-4) allowed single off Aaron Loup, and Xander Steadman said. “This year that’s fuel for our kids this Vazquez had four hits, including a three runs in six innings to win his Bogaerts drew a bases-loaded walk it’ll be by committee but season.” two-run home run, Eduardo Nunez eighth straight decision, extending against Ryan Tepera. added a solo shot and the Boston his career-long stretch. Ramirez came in 1 for 15 with Red Sox beat the Toronto Blue Jays Addison Reed and Brandon Work- eight strikeouts in his past four 6-5 on Monday night, snapping a man each worked one inning of relief games but finished 2 for 4, his first four-game skid. and Craig Kimbrel pitched around multihit game since Aug. 22. Boston also overcame the latest Justin Smoak's two-out, two-run ho- TRAINER'S ROOM stellar defensive play from Toron- mer in the ninth to earn for his 30th Red Sox: 2B Dustin Pedroia (left to center fielder Kevin Pillar, who save in 34 chances. knee) ran on the field and is ex- dived to make a sensational catch Pomeranz entered with an 11 pected to run the bases Wednesday. on the warning track and take a 1/3-inning scoreless streak but ... Manager John Farrell said OF hit away from Mookie Betts in the couldn't add to it against Toronto, Jackie Bradley Jr. (left thumb) is on sixth. The crowd of 35,630 gave Pil- surrendering a two-run double to track to return Saturday against the lar a standing ovation. Kendrys Morales in the first. New York Yankees. Vazquez singled in the second and Batting seventh in the order for WORTH NOTING fifth innings, homered in the sev- the first time this season, Red Sox Toronto designated OF Nori Aoki enth and doubled in the eighth to designated hitter Hanley Ramirez for assignment and recalled RHP help the AL East-leading Red Sox doubled in the second on a ball that Leonel Campos from Triple-A Buf- avoid their first five-game losing outfielder Steve Pearce appeared falo. streak of the season. to lose in the lights. Ramirez later UP NEXT Since July 29, Vazquez is batting .439 scored on a throwing error by catch- Red Sox: LHP Chris Sale (14-6, (25 for 57) with eight extra-base hits. er Raffy Lopez. 2.88) has not allowed a run in 15 IP Boston leads the second-place Yan- Nunez tied it at 2 with a lead- against Toronto this season, record- kees by 3 1/2 games after New York off shot off Marcus Stroman in the ing 24 strikeouts and just two walks. lost 6-2 against Cleveland. The Yan- third. Ryan Goins restored Toron- He gave up seven runs in three in- kees and Red Sox begin a four-game to's lead with an RBI single in the nings against Cleveland in his pre- series in New York on Thursday. fourth. vious start. Toronto lost for the eighth time in Ramirez singled off Danny Barnes Blue Jays: RHP Brett Anderson will 10 games and dropped to 1-6 at home (2-5) to begin the seventh and be promoted from Triple-A to make against the Red Sox. They've been Vazquez followed by homering on an his first Blue Jays start. The nine- outscored 47-22 in those games. The 0-2 pitch. year veteran was released by the Chi- FILE PHOTO Blue Jays are 3-8 overall against the Boston tacked on two more in the cago Cubs on Aug. 1 after going 2-2 Serena Laro is the captain of the Peabody vol- Red Sox. inning. Mitch Moreland hit an RBI with an 8.08 ERA in six starts. leyball team. Peabody volleyball Lynn’s Gieg commits to Boston College GIEG really helped build and helped the decision was contributed to the decision From B1 protect my arm.” that Prep baseball alum- for Gieg. The location was has work to do Gieg said he threw less nus Jacob Yish is entering a big plus as well. with two saves and a 1.40 than 40 pitches each out- his sophomore year with “I wanted to stay local. TANNERS get to the ball and create ERA, pitched well in the ing. the Eagles. Between Yish It may not be the best for From B1 offense.” tournament. Gieg credited “It’s a great idea. Every and the advice of fellow pitchers because of the Keene added that se- his coaches for his success- time I pitched in Super DI commits Sanderson, cold weather, but I like team last year in ser- niors Ann Manning and ful season. 8, I felt no discomfort, ev- a pitcher, and Yarin as pitching in the cold,” Gieg vice points with 98, while Jillian Alimonti have “We had at least three erything was clean,” Gieg well as seniors Dan Re- said. “And it's close to Bampi was right behind in show real power at the net or four meetings with the added. gan (who’s attending St. family. My dad has been fifth with 88. during summer league. coaches, going over sta- St. John’s Prep’s system Joseph College in Maine) watching me play since I Coleman, junior Marty- As far as team goals tistics and how to attack goes beyond pitching for- and Casey Bussone (who is was four. na Kot and senior Kayla goes, Keene said that be- different batters,” he said. mat. The Eagles coaching bound for MIT), Gieg was “I view academics as a Connolly will be manning tween the new teams in “The coaches stressed staff focuses on arm care able to navigate through main priority,” Gieg added. the right side of the court, the conference (from the pitching is as mental as it for its pitchers, Gieg says, the process. “When I talked with Gam- is physical.” “They helped me as far setting and playing right former GBL) and the loss and have a system in place bino, he said academics is The Eagles take a differ- to help players reach their as how to approach things, a huge part and they want outside hitters, while Ch- of five seniors, it’s hard to ouinard and Dailey will ent approach to pitching potential at an appropri- like what I should ask the to better you as a person. I make any predictions so lead the left side. than most schools. Instead ate pace. coaches,” Gieg said. “This also just want to evolve as early in the season. “Connolly showed some of having a starter go as Gieg started garnering process is completely new a person.” “The talent is absolutely great back row hits last long as he can, Letarte attention from BC coach to me, but that's another Gieg still has two more year and Kot and Cole- there for them to succeed uses his pitchers for a Mike Gambino early on. thing I love about the Prep, season with his high man have been making and achieve and we’ll be couple innings at a time. Letarte was told of the in- everything builds off every- school Eagles, and work to great decisions at setter,” working on team chemis- That way, they’re not over- terest in the righty even thing. (Bussone and Regan) do. That includes working said Keene. “It’s import- try in the next few weeks,” worked. when he was throwing 85. are some of the best men- on reducing walks and im- ant for them all to have she said. “What I don't “That’s one of the things As Gieg’s fastball velocity tors in general, they helped proving efficiency, as well great communication with want to do is look back at I love about the Prep,” Gieg increased, so did interest me when I had tough out- as developing a changeup the team and I am confi- the success we have had, said. “That method really from other college coach- ings. I really value that sys- and fine-tuning his curve- dent in all three. but (instead) take small works well. In the losers es. But Boston College and tem of upperclassmen pass- ball, since his fastball is “Chouinard and Dailey steps ahead creating at- bracket, there’s such little Gambino were a constant ing that along.” his strength. are well-rounded play- tainable goals and work- time to rest. (Letarte) also through the process. In the end, it was the However, he won’t have ing strong defense and ing hard with this great did that throughout sea- “The whole time, BC attention from BC, the to worry about his college offense, while Tatiana group of athletes.” son...the older guys would made its presence very connection with St. John’s baseball future when the Correia (a junior) and The Tanners open the pitch five or six innings, known to me and my fami- Prep, the culture of base- Prep gathers to make an- Bampi are both defensive season at Salem Septem- and underclassman pitch ly,” Gieg said. ball at the college and of other state tournament specialists who can easily ber 6. 2-3 innings as relief. That Another factor that course, the academics, that run. Marblehead native Jacobs helps Middlebury football team run

JACOBS lege athletes,” Jacobs said. “I demically,” Jacobs said. “I’m a From B1 was able to use the gym and I history major and I need one did a lot of Olympic weightlift- more class for my Spanish offers or transferred from Di- ing, and a lot of yoga to help minor. The classes are great. vision I leagues. It’s a strong prevent injuries. Middlebury’s a small school academic league. It’s fun to “I feel healthy going into so we’re able to do a lot of dis- be able to play college football camp and I think I’m in good cussing in classes and if you and be able to get on the field. shape,” Jacobs added. “I’m ex- want to meet with professors The games are pretty compet- cited to start playing football.” after class, you can. I like his- itive.” On the academic side of tory and I really enjoy debat- Jacobs also acknowledged things, Jacobs, who’s entering ing about it.” that he feels he’s at full health his senior year, has found him- Middlebury kicks off the new and top-notch strength as the self a home as a history major season on September 16 when fall quickly approaches. He at Middlebury. Jacobs said the Panthers host NESCAC ri- spent the summer working at he’s enjoying his courses and val Wesleyan. Marblehead Fitness Center appreciates that Middlebury, “I’m excited for the season,” as a fitness coach and had the which has a student popula- Jacobs said. “It’s always nice added bonus of being able to tion of 2500 undergraduates, when you can go into the train at the facility. offers small classes that give season healthy. I’m just hop- COURTESY PHOTO | MIDDLEBURY ATHLETICS “I worked at Marblehead Fit- him the opportunity to engage ing the team competes hard. ness Center as a fitness coach in discussions. Hopefully we’ll all buy in and Drew Jacobs, a history major at Middlebury, is ready to get for high school and other col- “Things are going well aca- we’ll have a great year.” the season started on Sept. 16. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Final Babe Ruth team is sponsoring its sec- ond annual golf outing Sat- Fall registration urday, Sept. 23, at Gannon Golf Course, with alumni The final registration date from Lynn Classical, Lynn for Lynn Babe Ruth Fall English and Lynn Tech. Ball will be Thursday night from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. in the Proceeds from the outing Babe Ruth clubhouse at will benefit the 2017-2018 Breed Middle School. There Lynn Jets Hockey Team. is a $75 fee to register. Little Golfers can create their League graduates are own foursome or sign up as encouraged to play. a single/twosome and be placed on a team. Registration for B’s For information, or to sign up, contact Paul Ryan or academy underway Steve Patrie at pryanlynn@ aol.com or s_patrie@verizon. Registration has begun net; or (781)632-9737 or for Bruins Academy, which (781) 417-9345. will run Saturday, Oct. Deadline for signup is 7, 14, 21, 28 from 9:30 to Sept. 10. 10:30 a.m. at Connery Rink in Lynn. Registration is $100. Lynn Youth Soccer The camp includes a free registration full set of CCM equipment (valued at $500 retail) such Registration for the Lynn as skates, pads, a helmet Youth Soccer program for and a stick; a profession- the fall closes today. al personalized fitting in Children four and older as September; and four weeks of Sept. 1 are eligible to par- of on-ice instruction by ticipate. To register, create PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS certified coaches and NHL an online account, and enter Tom Brady warms up as Bill Belichick looks on during a Patriots training camp practice at Gil- alumni. your player’s information via lette Stadium on Monday. All children should be the register link on the able to skate on their own, homepage: www.lynnyouth- unaided. The program is soccer.org. intended for children who Lynn Youth Soccer relies have not participated in an With Edelman out and cuts on volunteers to support the organized hockey program program, and help is need- before. ed. Those interested in a For further information, volunteering, please check coming, Patriots moving forward contact communityrela- out the website or speak to a [email protected]. coach or board member. FOXBOROUGH (AP) — The New will almost certainly see his role in- acquisition Dwayne Allen likely the More information is avail- England Patriots were dealt their crease is Chris Hogan. Hogan was front runner to be the second option. Lynn Jets hockey able at www.lynnyouthsoc- biggest hurdle of the preseason when a revelation in his first season with Starters aren’t expected to play golf outing cer.org, or on the LYS Face- Julian Edelman was carted off the New England. He caught 38 passes Thursday in the preseason finale book page, or you can email field last week with a season-ending for 680 yards and four touchdowns against the New York Giants. But The Lynn Jets hockey [email protected]. knee injury. during the regular season, then add- with only one cut coming Saturday, But the focus remains high for the ed two more touchdowns during the Belichick said it’s a plus to still have TV/RADIO Super Bowl champions several days playoffs. so many extra bodies. It allows the before the coaching staff must pare Hogan said someone will need coaching staff to get an extra look at TV NBCSN, 6:30 p.m. down the roster to the 53-man limit to replace the leadership Edelman players they ordinarily would have MLB Tennis for the regular season. provided, even though he expects already cut. Cleveland at NY Yankees, US Open, ESPN, 1 p.m.; US Veteran receiver Danny Amendola Edelman to be a sounding board as “It just gives those guys another MLB Network, 7 p.m.; Bos- Open, ESPN, 7 p.m. said he expects Edelman to still be needed. opportunity,” he said. “Clock’s tick- ton at Toronto, NESN, 7:07 present among his teammates even “He’s a guy I looked to for answers ing. Coming down to the wire.” p.m.; LA Dodgers at Arizona, Volleyball if he can’t play. and I’ll continue to do that,” Hogan Notes: New England Patriots own- MLB Network, 10 p.m. USA Cup, Women: US vs. Bra- “He’ll be around,” said Amendola, said. er Robert Kraft and his family have WNBA zil, NBCSN, 9:30 p.m. one of Edelman’s best friends. “He’s The Patriots got a jump on some pledged to match all funds donated Connecticut at Washington, Radio a leader on this team and we’re gon- roster decisions over the weekend, to the American Red Cross in sup- port of the Hurricane Harvey Disas- NBA TV, 7:30 p.m. MLB na miss him on the field. He’s one of trimming from 90 to 87 players by re- the strongest people I know. He’ll be leasing defensive linemen Kony Ealy ter Relief Fund up to $1 million. The Cycling Boston at Toronto, WEEI-FM better for it.” and Caleb Kidder, as well as tight team is currently working with the Vuelta a Espana (Stage 10), 93.7, 7:07 p.m. Amendola said the team-first man- end Matt Lengel. Red Cross to create a site to accept tra has become even more important. Lengel’s release could be a signal donations. The Patriots have fond TODAY IN SPORTS “Everybody’s got a job for do. We’ve that coach Bill Belichick may only memories in Houston, the site of Aug. 29 Jean King wins the first stadium been saying it for years,” he said. carry two tight ends into the regular their Super Bowl wins in 2017 and 1885 — John L. Sullivan wins the match at the U.S. Open and ama- “That’s what I’m gonna focus on.” season. Rob Gronkowski is locked in 2004. Kraft said the team is eager to first world heavyweight title under teurs Ray Moore and Jim Osborne With Edelman out, one player who as the starter, with offseason trade return the favor. the Marquess of Queensbury rules upset professionals. Moore beats when he beats Dominic McCaffrey in No. 10 Andres Gimeno and Osborne six rounds. defeats Barry MacKay. 1952 — Reginald Weir, a physician, 1974 — Moses Malone, 19, signs becomes the first black man to com- with the Utah Stars of the ABA, the Patriots remain the powerhouse pete in the U.S. Tennis Champion- first player to go directly from high ships. Weir appears two years after school into major professional bas- Althea Gibson breaks the color barri- ketball. er in the tournament and loses in 1978 — The USTA National Tennis of a weak, new-look AFC East four sets to William Stucki. Center in Queens opens. Bjorn Borg 1968 — Open tennis begins at the beats Bob Hewitt in the first match, NEW YORK (AP) — The He’s feeling good, though, U.S. Tennis Championships. Billie 6-0, 6-2 in the best-of-three sets. only real question in the and that’s a good sign for AFC East is how early in New England. And a bad MLB the season the New En- one for opponents, who AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE gland Patriots will clinch have to wonder if he’ll East Division East Division the division. ever slow down. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 73 57 .562 — Washington 78 51 .605 — Bill Belichick’s bunch “I feel like my routine is New York 70 59 .543 2½ Miami 66 63 .512 12 is again the clear choice, better than it’s ever been,” Baltimore 65 65 .500 8 Atlanta 57 71 .445 20½ Tampa Bay 65 67 .492 9 New York 57 73 .438 21½ even with Tom Brady Brady said. “When you’re Toronto 61 69 .469 12 Philadelphia 48 81 .372 30 losing favorite receiver younger, you don’t know Central Division Central Division Julian Edelman for the what to do. After 17 years, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 73 56 .566 — Chicago 69 60 .535 — season with a knee injury. going into my 18th year, I Minnesota 67 63 .515 6½ Milwaukee 68 63 .519 2 New England has won know what to do. I know Kansas City 64 65 .496 9 St. Louis 65 65 .500 4½ Detroit 56 73 .434 17 Pittsburgh 63 68 .481 7 the AFC East eight straight how to prepare. I’m never Chicago 52 77 .403 21 Cincinnati 55 76 .420 15 years, and 13 of the last sore. I could practice ev- West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 14 — with the only stum- ery day. I could practice Houston 79 51 .608 — Los Angeles 91 38 .705 — ble coming in 2008, when twice a day if they’d let Seattle 66 65 .504 13½ Arizona 73 58 .557 19 Brady tore knee ligaments us do that, but that’s not Los Angeles 66 65 .504 13½ Colorado 71 59 .546 20½ Texas 64 66 .492 15 San Diego 57 73 .438 34½ in the season opener. the way it goes anymore. Oakland 58 72 .446 21 San Francisco 52 80 .394 40½ But don’t think for a sec- It’s just fun being out here Monday’s Games Cleveland (Bauer 13-8) at N.Y. Yankees ond the defending Super competing.” Cleveland at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. (Garcia 5-8), 7:05 p.m. Bowl champions are taking Seattle at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Seattle (Ramirez 5-4) at Baltimore (Bundy CUTLER’S Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. 12-8), 7:05 p.m. anything for granted, even COMEBACK Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Boston (Sale 14-6) at Toronto (Koehler Detroit at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. 1-6), 7:07 p.m. with the Miami Dolphins, Jay Cutler retired after Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Shields 2-4) at Minne- Buffalo Bills and New York last season and was set Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. sota (Santana 13-7), 8:10 p.m. Miami at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Texas (Perez 9-10) at Houston (Fiers 8-8), Jets entering the season to be an analyst for Fox’s Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. 8:10 p.m. with major flaws. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NFL broadcasts. But Ryan San Francisco at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Cobb 9-8) at Kansas City Tuesday’s Games (Junis 5-2), 8:15 p.m. “We start off every year Tannehill was lost for the kind of the same and Bill Dion Lewis breaks through a hole on a run season and Cutler stepped will put us through the during a preseason game against the Detroit Li- out of the booth and back MLB LEAGUE LEADERS wringer and have all dif- ons on Friday night. into the huddle to be Mi- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ferent things that we need ami’s quarterback. BATTING AVERAGE BATTING AVERAGE to do as a team and build replace him with tight end figure that out.” The move made lots of Jose Altuve, HOU .356 Charlie Blackmon, COL .337 upon,” safety Devin Mc- Rob Gronkowski healthy THIS IS 40 sense for the Dolphins, Avisail Garcia, CHW .322 Justin Turner, LAD .329 again and newcomer Bran- Brady remains the con- Eric Hosmer, KC .320 Bryce Harper, WAS .326 Courty said. “Since I’ve who are hoping Cutler Josh Reddick, HOU .306 David Murphy, WAS .318 been here, I would say din Cooks joining Danny stant for the Patriots, and will have the same kind of Jonathan Schoop, BAL .305 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI .316 that’s one thing we’ve nev- Amendola, Chris Hogan, he has thrived despite an success as in 2015 when Didi Gregorius, NYY .305 DJ LeMahieu, COL .314 er really had to struggle and Malcolm Mitchell in always-changing cast of Miami coach Adam Gase Jean Segura, SEA .301 Corey Seager, LAD .311 the receiving corps. characters on the roster. Marwin Gonzalez, HOU .299 Buster Posey, SF .311 with coming from him.” was Chicago’s offensive Elvis Andrus, TEX .298 Joey Votto, CIN .311 The loss of Edelman, who “The team will have to But he’s now a year old- coordinator. Cutler’s fa- Jose Ramirez, CLE .298 Marcell Ozuna, MIA .309 has caught 356 passes over move on and we’ll have er, having turned 40 ear- miliarity with Gase and HOME RUNS HOME RUNS the last four years, will cer- to compete in this season lier this month . And it the Dolphins’ playbook, Aaron Judge, NYY 37 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 50 Khris Davis, OAK 36 Cody Bellinger, LAD 34 tainly hurt the Patriots’ without him,” Belichick will be intriguing to see along with a budding star Joey Gallo, TEX 35 Joey Votto, CIN 33 high-powered offense. But said of Edelman. “It’s un- if Brady can keep up his in wide receiver DeVante Mike Moustakas, KC 35 Charlie Blackmon, COL 31 New England has enough fortunate, but that’s the prolific production — and Parker, could make for a Justin Smoak, TOR 35 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 31 talented pass catchers to way it is, so we’ll have to do so without Edelman. seamless transition. Nelson Cruz, SEA 31 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 31 Logan Morrison, TB 31 Adam Duvall, CIN 30 Edwin Encarnacion, CLE 30 Anthony Rizzo, CHC 30 George Springer, HOU 29 Nolan Arenado, COL 29 Patriots pledge up to $1M for Hurricane Harvey relief 5 tied 28 Bryce Harper, WAS 29 RUNS BATTED IN RUNS BATTED IN Nelson Cruz, SEA 101 Nolan Arenado, COL 108 FOXBOROUGH (AP) — The New million. victory over the Atlanta Falcons. The Jonathan Schoop, BAL 95 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 108 England Patriots have pledged up to The team is working with the Red Patriots beat the Carolina Panthers Justin Upton, DET 93 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 104 $1 million to help the Houston area Cross to create a special site to ac- 32-29 in Super Bowl 38 in Houston Khris Davis, OAK 91 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 102 recover from the devastation of Hur- cept the donations. in 2004. Manny Machado, BAL 85 Jake Lamb, ARI 95 ricane Harvey. Owner Robert Kraft says “Houston Nomar Mazara, TEX 83 Anthony Rizzo, CHC 92 Kraft says Houston was a “tremen- Aaron Judge, NYY 82 Joey Votto, CIN 89 The team announced Monday it is a special city to our family and our Justin Smoak, TOR 82 Bryce Harper, WAS 87 would match all donations made to organization” because it’s where the dous host” both times and the team Albert Pujols, LAA 79 David Reynolds, COL 87 the American Red Cross’ Hurricane team has won two Super Bowls, in- wants to help when “Houston needs Jose Abreu, CHW 78 Adam Duvall, CIN 86 Robinson Cano, SEA 78 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS 86 Harvey disaster relief fund up to $1 cluding February’s 34-28 overtime it most.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Elderly usher’s ‘proposals’ draw reaction from readers Keep your options open when possible DEAR ABBY: Regard- ANONYMOUS IN Walt Disney said, “I only these lines: three spades — ing the letter from “Dumb- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van MICHIGAN hope that we don’t lose sight four clubs — four diamonds struck in the East” (April Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, of one thing — that it was all — four hearts — four spades 22), whose 9-year-old daugh- and was founded by her mother, DEAR ABBY: That man started by a mouse.” In what — six diamonds — pass. year was Mickey first drawn? ter has been getting “pro- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at needs to be reported im- Getting to six in a pairs An auction usually starts game usually guarantees a posals of marriage” from a DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los mediately. When I was 8, a with one of a suit. Sometimes church usher in his 70s. friend of my dad used to good score. Here, to make Angeles, CA 90069. it grinds to a halt at a low seven, South has to take the An old man at church said tell me all the time he level; more often it climbs to club finesse. things like that to me a game contract; and rare- DEAR CAUTION: Read- barrassed by a flip remark. wanted to marry me. One At the Saint Louis Bridge when I was about her age. ly it reaches the nose-bleed ers had various reactions If the parents want to stop day, when my parents Center, six pairs out of 41 He also was always trying heights of a small or grand to that letter. Some echoed his comments, they should weren’t home, he molested reached a slam, and one of to hug me. It made me slam. your sentiments, while oth- gently suggest that “in to- me. That little girl should When the right strain is those went down in six clubs. uncomfortable and I dis- At the Common Game, which ers felt differently. Read day’s world his kindness be kept away from the clear, try to decide on the cor- liked it. My mother never combines clubs from all over on: might be misinterpreted.” usher, even if it means not rect level as quickly as possi- thought twice about him ble. But when the strain is in the country, 16 out of 194 hugging me. Years later, I don’t think we should going to that church. doubt, investigate as many pairs bid a small slam. DEAR ABBY: I am from when I was an adult, I teach children to be options as you can. Mickey Mouse was created the same generation as LYNNE IN learned he was a pedophile. mean-spirited when this In this deal, for example, in 1928. the church usher. I was CALIFORNIA Her parents should go man spoke freely in front how should the auction con- the little sister who was tinue after the three bids giv- directly to the minister of the parents. DEAR ABBY: Next time not as attractive as my en? and let him know what is the greeter tries the be- older sibling. (Boys either JOAN IN KENTUCKY At my table, North raised to going on. If the parents teased or ignored me.) I trothal approach on the three no-trump — a very poor decide to tell the usher his DEAR ABBY: I had a choice. Yes, declarer took all remember several elderly 9-year-old, her dad should comment is not appreciat- different reply in mind for 13 tricks after a spade lead men complimenting me in chime in, “You’ll have to ed, they should say it’s un- “Dumbstruck,” whose young and a misdefense, but if the a similar fashion, and al- get past ME first!” It’s called for and please stop club finesse had lost, he might though I realized I could daughter is told by an elder- blunt, but it gets the mes- making that type of re- have gone down (spades were ly church usher that he is 5-3) with six diamonds cold. mark. While his comment never date or marry some- sage across and doesn’t one so much older, it lifted going to “marry” her when insult the old guy. It’s just Over two no-trump, North may be harmless, you nev- she grows up. Her mom must rebid three diamonds. er know for sure. my self-esteem. Daddy protecting his baby could look at him and say, “I Then South should continue I believe the usher was girl. Done! with three hearts, implying ON THE SIDE OF just being kind. It would didn’t realize you were OR- weakness in spades. After CAUTION IN THE be horrible if he were re- DAINED, but how kind of PRACTICAL IN that, I like something along MIDWEST ported to the pastor or em- you to offer to officiate!” MARYLAND

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Deeds at Book 26956, Page 501 subsequently assigned to Federal National Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • Preferred applicants will have prior Mortgage Association by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. by Local Training/Support • Every day is Subsidized Housing, Leasing Agent or Plan a garage/yard assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits Administrative experience. Bi-lingual sale before you move. Book 34389, Page 312 and subsequently assigned to Bayview Loan Servicing LLC • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 (Spanish) helpful. by Federal National Mortgage Association by assignment recorded in said Essex www.fhginsurance.com Salary range $16.00-$18.00 depend- County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 35377, Page 297; of which SKILLED CARPENTER/LABORER We can ent upon experience. 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Property Manager 781-593-5018 or sock, placed inside 1:00 PM on September 19, 2017 at 101 Pine Grove Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and Call 978-327-8079 help! email [email protected] singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: your refrigerator will LEGALS keep the inside smell- The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings RENTALS ing fresh and clean. thereon, bounded and described as follows: NORTHEASTERLY by Morgan Street, 86.68 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY 55.25 feet; SOUTHWESTERLY 86.62 feet to Pine ADVERTISEMENT Grove Avenue; NORTHWESTERLY By Pine Grove Avenue, 56.64 feet meaning to Pack your current The Marblehead Housing Authority, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids APARTMENTS convey Lot No. 2 as described on plan of land in Lynn to Charles R. Corbin, July, phone book — it’s a 1957, Towers Engineering Corp., Lynn, and recorded with the Essex South Registry, from Contractors for the Unit Entry Door Replacement project, 667-1 Development for the Marblehead Housing Authority in Marblehead Salem, Massachusetts, B4396, P.1 Being a portion of the premises conveyed to DANVERS ~ MOBILE HOME quick easy reference to Ernest C. Hussey and Isabel M. Hussey, husband and wife, by Nathaniel Hussey, Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents prepared by Andrew M. the folks back home. Brockway & Associates. Clean and furnished, 1 bdrm, widower, and recorded with Essex South Registry, Book 3945, page 214. convenient location, no pets. Call ~ 978-646-7634 The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, The Project consists of: restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to Removal and replacement of 30 existing exterior wood entry doors with new Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and pre-hung fiberglass entry doors. Work to include associated finish trim work modern apartments. On bus line, assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. and painting, new finish hardware, and asbestos abatement adjacent to parking, laundry. From $875, No fees. existing door openings. Call ~ 781-477-6457 TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of The work is estimated to cost $94,200 LEGALS a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as required by M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. General bidders must be certified by the MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of 295 Lynnfield Street, Lynn the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) in the category of General Building Construction. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other By virtue and in execution of the power of sale contained in a certain Mortgage check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid given by Charles G. Reither, as Trof "Charles G. Reither Realty Trust (u/d/t dated at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms General Bids will be received until 12:00 p.m., September 20, 2017, and publicly opened online, forthwith. March 7, 1996)", dated June 24, 2013 and recorded with the Essex County of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32591, Page 112, to Philip L. sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be This project is being Electronically Bid (E-Bid). All bids shall be submitted online at Goduti, Trustee of "Profit Sharing Plan Master Trust" (u/d/t dated March 23, entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further 1991), as assigned to Peter L. Knox, Trustee of The Knox Pension Realty Trust recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The www.Projectdog.com. Hard copy bids will not be accepted by the Awarding Authority. E-Bid tutorials and instructions are available within the specifications (u/d/t/dated June 4, 1993) dated August 5, 2013, and recorded in the Essex description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33664, Page 112, as an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. and online at www.Projectdog.com. For assistance, call Projectdog, Inc at (978)499-9014, M-F 8:30AM-5PM. currently held by Orca Development, LLC by way of Foreclosure Deed dated November 17, 2016 and recorded on January 4, 2017 in the Essex County Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. General bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35589, Page 503 (see, inter alia, Cavanaugh v. Fannie Mae, 85 Mass.App.Ct. 1117 (2014); see also SunTrust Bayview Loan Servicing LLC of the greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), and made payable to the Marblehead Housing Authority. Mortgage, Inc., vs. Chan, MISC 11-447517 (2012)) of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of conditions of said Mortgage and Present Holder of said Mortgage, for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the same will be sold at Public Auction at By Its Attorneys, Bid forms and contract documents will be available at www.Projectdog.com or for pick-up at: Projectdog, Inc, 18 Graf Road, Suite 8 Newburyport, MA Noon on the14th day of September, 2017 on the mortgaged premises, hereinafter ORLANS PC described, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage to wit: PO Box 540540 978-499-9014 (M - F 8:30AM - 5PM). Waltham, MA 02454 Go to www.Projectdog.com and login with an existing account or click Sign Up to The land in Lynn with all building and structures thereon bounded and described Phone: (781) 790-7800 as follows: 15-014399 register for free. Enter Project Code 821382 in the project locator box. Select Item: August 29, September 5, 12, 2017 "Acquire Documents" to download documents, review a hard copy at Projectdog's physical location, or request a free project CD. Being shown as Lot 14 on a plan drawn by Eastman and Bradford, C.E. dated May 21, 1912 recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book 2267, Page 1, MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Bidders may obtain one full paper bid set from Projectdog for a refundable deposit bounded and described as follows: of $25.00 made payable to Projectdog in the form of certified check or money By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage order. The full amount of the deposit will be refunded to all responsive bidders WEST: given by Cesar A. Zevallos AKA Cesar Zevallos to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated returning the Contract Documents in good condition within ten (10) days after date by Lynnfield Street, fifty (50.00) feet; November 23, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) of general bid opening. Otherwise, the deposit will become the property of NORTH: Registry of Deeds at Book 25271, Page 147 subsequently assigned to US Bank Projectdog, Inc. Bidders requesting their refundable paper set to be mailed must by Lot 11, on said plan, eighty-two and 90/100 (82.90) feet; National Association, as Trustee for SASCO Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-WF1 by supply a non-refundable shipping and handling fee of $20.00 payable to EAST: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern Projectdog. by Lot 13, on said plan, fifty-five (55.00)feet; District) Registry of Deeds at Book 30609, Page 421; of which Mortgage the SOUTH: undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage General bidders must agree to contract with minority and women business by Lot 15, on said plan eighty-six and 64/100 (86.64) feet. and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM enterprises as certified by the Supplier Diversity Office (SDO), formerly known as on September 19, 2017 at 29 Trinity Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the SOMWBA. The combined participation goal reserved for such enterprises shall not Being the same premises as conveyed to the mortgagor by deed of Charles Gary premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: be less than 10.4% of the final contract price including accepted alternates. See Reither, dated March 12, 1996, recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Contract Documents - Article 10 of the Instructions to Bidders. Registry of Deeds, Book 13451, Page 248. The land in said Lynn together with the buildings thereon, bounded and described as follows: Southeasterly by Trinity Avenue, formerly called Ireson Avenue, 50 feet; The job site and/or existing building will be available for inspection at 11:00 A.M. The above described premises will be sold SUBJECT TO and with the benefit of all Southwesterly by land now or formerly of Fox, 98.09 feet; Northwesterly by land on September 8, 2017 at the site: 31 Powder House Court, Marblehead, MA. restrictions, easements, improvements, covenants, conditions, building and zoning now or formerly of Plumstead, 50.07 feet; and, Northeasterly by land now or laws, to any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, water and sewer charges, municipal or formerly of Smith, 95.23 feet. Be all of said measurements more or less, or For an appointment call Debra Larkin, Executive Director, Marblehead Housing other public taxes, assessments or lies, and rights of tenants and parties in however bounded and described. The easterly corner of said lot is distant Authority (781) 631-2580. possession, if any. southwesterly 360.05 feet from the westerly line of Chatham Street, and said Item: August 29, 2017 premises are known as and numbered 29 said Trinity Avenue. For informational In the event of any typographical error set forth in the legal descriptions contained purposes only: The APN is shown by the County Assessor is 095-515-024; Source above, the legal description of the premises, the descriptions set forth and of Title is Book 13745, Page 272 (recorded 09/06/96). Notice contained in the Mortgage shall take precedence.

The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, The Massachusetts State Lottery Commission has received a KENO License TERMS OF SALE: SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ($7,500.00) DOLLARS will be restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to application from: required to be paid in cash, certified check or cashier's check of any bank or trust M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and company doing business in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, by the assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Route One Grill House purchaser, at the time and place of sale as a deposit. A Memorandum of Sale 817 Broadway ("Memorandum") shall be executed upon acceptance of the bid and all terms TERMS OF SALE: Saugus thereunder shall be binding upon the bidder, including the condition that should A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of the high bidder for whatever reason fail to perform under the aforesaid a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Estimated weekly traffic: (number of people): 1100 Memorandum, in such event, the bidder shall forfeit the deposit in full which shall delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Current No. of Cashier positions selling Lottery products: 0 become the property of the Mortgagee. The Mortgagee reserves the right without required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Percentage of floor space currently devoted to Lottery sales: 0% further publication, advertisement or notification to offer the property to the second the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Percentage of floor space for KENO sales: 5% highest bidder under the same conditions set forth herein. The terms of the from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Estimated annual gross revenues of current Lottery products: $0 Memorandum of Sale shall be announced prior to the bid. The balance of the bid check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Estimated percentage of gross revenues from sales of Lottery products: 5% price is to be paid in cash, certified check or cashier's check drawn upon any bank at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Estimated net income to be derived by sales of KENO products at this or trust company doing business in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts within of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure location: $7,000 thirty (30) days after the date of sale to be deposited in escrow with Riccardo L. sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Rullo, Esquire attorney for Orca Development, LLC. Deed (which shall be in the entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Written objection to the application, by LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY, must be form of the usual Mortgagee's Deed under the Statutory Power of Sale) to be recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The received by Carol-Ann Fraser, General Counsel, Legal Department,Massachusetts delivered within three (3) days thereafter at which time it shall be the sole and description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of State Lottery, 60 Columbian St., Braintree, MA 02184 exclusive responsibility of the successful bidder to cause the same to be recorded an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Item: August 29, 2017 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in accordance with law.

Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Legal Notice U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for SASCO Mortgage Loan Trust Orca Development, LLC 2006-WF1 To be sold at public sale at 8:00 A. M. By its attorney, on September 7, 2017 at 47 Alley Present Holder of said Mortgage, Street, Lynn, MA, misc. lots of property RICCARDO L. RULLO By Its Attorneys, left in leased storage spaces by the LAW OFFICES OF FRANK. N DARDENO ORLANS PC following persons: 424 BROADWAY PO Box 540540 R. Brimage, P. Walker, S. Severino, P. SOMERVILLE, MA 02421 Waltham, MA 02454 McGlaughlin, A. Miller, D. Bennett R. 617-666-2600 Phone: (781) 790-7800 Lamus, D. Funes, A. Almakrami, R & L Dated: 8/18/17 16-011331 Cruz-Partee Item: August 22, 29, September 5, 2017 Item: August 29, September 5, 12, 2017 Item: August 22, 29, 2017 TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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By Tom Krisher was to make an official state- ented group of executives, Diller ward presentation that detailed ASSOCIATED PRESS ment later Monday after Khos- wrote. his work and qualifications, rowshahi met with employees. Uber’s fractured eight-mem- said one person briefed on the DETROIT — Expedia is con- Khosrowshahi would replace ber board voted to hire Khos- matter. “He was very much no firming that CEO Dara Khos- ousted CEO and co-founder Tra- rowshahi late Sunday, capping drama,” said the person, who rowshahi has been offered the vis Kalanick and will be tasked three days of presentations and did not want to be identified top job at ride-hailing company with changing the company’s discussions with candidates. because the board meeting was Uber. dysfunctional culture and lead- One faction of the board led by private. Barry Diller, board chairman ing it from money loser to turn- Kalanick wanted former Gen- Khosrowshahi, 48, has worked of the travel booking site, said ing a profit. eral Electric CEO Jeffrey Im- at IAC/InterActiveCorp. for in a note to employees Monday In the note, Diller wrote that melt while another led by Sili- many years and led Expedia that he believes Khosrowshahi he has discussed the Uber post con Valley venture capital firm after its spinoff from IAC in intends to take the new post, with Khosrowshahi extensive- Benchmark wanted Hewlett August of 2015. Before that he but Diller says nothing has been ly, and that Khosrowshahi has Packard Enterprise CEO Meg served as CEO of IAC Travel, finalized. been struggling with the deci- Whitman. where he helped with the initial The employee note was filed sion out of loyalty to Expedia Immelt withdrew Sunday and expansion of its travel brands, with the U.S. Securities and Ex- and its employees. “I know Dara it was unclear if Whitman was according to a biography on the change Commission. It was the would like to communicate now ever really back in the race after company website. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS first official confirmation that with all of you but I’ve asked multiple public statements dis- He also is a member of the Ex- Khosrowshahi has been offered him not to until this is fully re- avowing interest. pedia board, as well as boards Expedia’s CEO Dara Khos- the Uber job. solved,” Diller wrote. Both factions were impressed of Fanatics Inc. and The New rowshahi is the favorite to The Associated Press reported Khosrowshahi has Diller’s with Khosrowshahi, whose be- York Times Co., and he has an take over Uber, succeeding Sunday that Uber’s board de- blessing if he chooses to depart, came the consensus candidate engineering degree from Brown ousted CEO and co-found- cided on Khosrowshahi. Uber and he would leave behind a tal- after he made a straightfor- University. er Travis Kalanick.

A driver works his way through a maze of fallen utility poles damaged in the wake of Hurricane Harvey Saturday in Taft, Texas.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS DAMAGE FROM HARVEY IN THE BILLIONS

By David Koenig South Texas economy for months. Mark have been precautionary, with only a few the ship channel, and several in Corpus ASSOCIATED PRESS Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s An- reports of minor flooding. Christi, Texas, that are operated by Valero alytics, predicted that the region’s eco- But the slow-moving nature of the storm Energy, Citgo and Flint Hills Resources. DALLAS — Flood damage from Harvey nomic output will be cut about 1 percent, means it could cause shutdowns to lin- Gas stations in Houston are running is likely to reach into the tens of billions or $7 billion to $8 billion. It will recover, ger and leave more-lasting damage, said dry. Rick Joswick, an analyst with S&P and the storm is expected to cause the re- he said, helped by money from insurance Goldman Sachs analyst Damien Cour- Global Platts’ PIRA Energy, said it re- gion’s economy to shrink, at least in the payments and government aid to rebuild. valin. Another 850,000 barrels per day of mains to be seen whether distribution near term. Here’s a look at the effects on key in- capacity remains under threat, he said. terminals were damaged, which could Harvey is soaking refineries along the dustries: Exxon Mobil closed its huge Baytown crimp supplies beyond Houston. Gulf Coast, leading to higher prices at the — REFINING: Prices are expected refinery, which lies along the Houston — OIL AND GAS: Oil companies have pump. Gasoline futures were up nearly 4 to spike over the next week or more as Ship Channel, 25 miles east of the city. removed workers from about 100 plat- percent on Monday afternoon after rising about 10 refineries representing more The plant can handle up to 584,000 bar- forms in the Gulf of Mexico since late last 7 percent in premarket trading. than 15 percent of the nation’s refining rels of oil per day. It turns that into gas- week. About 19 percent of oil production The storm could also put a kink in the capacity are shut down. oline and chemicals used in everything in the Gulf has been stopped, but that is shipment of consumer goods. Nearly 3 billion barrels of the 18 bil- from shrink wrap to car tires. down from nearly 25 percent on Satur- Harvey, which hit the coast as a Cat- lion U.S. daily refining capacity has been Several other refineries closed, in- day, according to the U.S. Bureau of Safe- egory 4 hurricane, will likely affect the knocked out. Most of the shut-downs cluding a Royal Dutch Shell plant along ty and Environmental Enforcement. Maine gov to Canadians: Trump ‘truly believes’ in free trade

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Trade Agreement. Repub- are coming out ahead in with Trump about free lican Vermont Gov. Phil the 23-year-old NAFTA trade and advised Cana- Maine’s Republican gov- Scott and Connecticut agreement. Trump said dians against reading “too ernor reassured Canadian Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, a on Twitter on Sunday that much in what you some- leaders Monday that Pres- Democrat, also attended. the North American Free times hear.” ident Donald Trump “tru- NAFTA did away with Trade Agreement should “He really truly believes ly believes” in having free trade and they shouldn’t most barriers, including be terminated and that in having free trade and read too much into what tariffs, on trade between the both Canada and Mexico good, honest trade be- they hear. U.S., Canada and Mexico. are being “very difficult.” tween the two countries,” Gov. Paul LePage and Trump and other NAFTA But the Maine governor, LePage said. “He really other New England gov- critics say the agreement who campaigned several does believe that.” ernors met with Eastern encouraged manufacturers times with Trump, said he NAFTA was among the Canadian premiers in to move south of the border believes Canada has little topics for Monday’s meet- to take advantage of low- to worry about. ing, along with softwood PHOTO | THE CANADIAN PRESS VIA AP Charlottetown, in Can- ada’s Prince Edward Is- er-wage Mexican labor. “I don’t really believe he’s lumber, climate change New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant, left, land province, to discuss Trump, a Republican, concerned as much over and energy. The confer- and Maine Governor Paul LePage chat at the Canadian-U.S. trade re- drew cheers at a cam- Canada as much as maybe ence includes tours of re- start of a meeting of New England governors lations, days after Trump paign-style rally last Mexico,” LePage said, re- newable energy facilities and Eastern Canadian premiers in Charlotte- threatened to abandon week after he said he be- ferring to the president. and food companies on town, Prince Edward Island, on Monday. the North American Free lieves Mexico and Canada LePage said he’s spoken Tuesday. /&&/&&%
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