MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2019 Playground shooting leaves 1 dead in Lynn By Gayla Cawley explaining that medics on scene and Thor Jourgensen made the determination that there ITEM STAFF wasn’t enough time to take the man to MGH as well. LYNN — A man is dead and three Later that night, a fourth victim others were injured in a shooting at showed up at Salem Hospital. The Cara E. Murtagh Warren Street Playground Satur- 49-year-old man was shot and his day night, police said. The 34-year-old man, whom po- dog was also hit with gun re, Zu- Peabody lice have not identi ed, was shot in kas said. the head and went into traumatic The dog was treated, but had to be cardiac arrest. He was later pro- put down, according to Lynn Police super nounced dead at Salem Hospital, Lt. Michael Kmiec. police and re of cials said. Police and re responded to the Two women, 18 and 20 years old, Warren Street shooting shortly focuses found with gunshot wounds, were after 7 p.m. Shots rang out as an taken to Massachusetts General East/West Lynn youth basketball Hospital with serious injuries, ac- game and a nearby block party on safety cording to Lynn Fire Capt. Joseph were in full swing. Ward 6 Council- Zukas, the city’s emergency medi- or Fred Hogan, one of the founding By Thor Jourgensen cal services director. members of the Stop the Violence ITEM STAFF Police later said the women’s inju- Lynn initiative, said he was walk- PEABODY — School ries were non-life-threatening. ing up to the playground and heard “We only go to Mass General for Superintendent Cara E. SHOOTING, A3 Murtagh said she is bal- very serious injuries,” said Zukas, ancing her enthusiasm about the rst day of school Sept. 3 with a re- minder that a successful academic year boils down to focusing on “every stu- A Lynn eld void dent every day.” “That is my leadership motto,” she said. that can’t be lled Murtagh is starting her second year as the leader By Thor Jourgensen Village of a 6,000-student school and Thomas Grillo Pharmacy system run by 1,000 ed- ITEM STAFF owner Brian Ambrefe’s ucators, administrators LYNNFIELD — Brian Ambrefe’s and other employees in photo is on death Friday at his Main Street busi- various supporting roles. display in She was in the driver’s ness ignited an outpouring of condo- his business seat last year as the city’s lences and turned Village Pharmacy following his lead educator, but being into a place to mourn the beloved death last new to the superinten- pharmacist. Friday. dent’s job meant she need- A 911 emergency call sent re ght- ed time to listen and learn ers to Village on Friday at 4:23 p.m. in ITEM PHOTO | from colleagues, elected response to a medical emergency. Jeff THOR JOURGENSEN PHOTO | JOE BROWN of cials and parents while Fiorentino, Lynn eld Fire Depart- developing strategic plans ment spokesman, declined Sunday to Police tape remained visible Sunday morning at the scene of for the schools. a triple shooting at Warren Street Playground Saturday night. Now it’s time, said the LYNNFIELD, A3 The park was cleaned up later in the day. career Peabody school em- ployee, to put the plans into action. BELLA diGRAZIA “Safety and communi- cation are two of my top COMMENTARY goals. We have to make kids safe, happy and healthy. This triggers Amazon re hits home down to our entire staff — then learning can begin,” BRAZIL — The “lungs of the The trees in the Amazon store Murtagh said. earth” have been on re for three carbon absorbed in the atmo- Do your best every day weeks. Some people don’t know it’s sphere, each year taking in as much is the essence of her work happening, and many don’t under- as 2 billion tons of carbon dioxide, motto, but Murtagh’s lead- stand how it affects the world. ership approach is guided a greenhouse gas that contributes by what she calls a “vision Sixty percent of the Amazon, the to global warming, said AP. The of the graduate.” From her world’s largest rainforest, lies in billions of trees also release water perspective, every phase Brazil. It holds 20 percent of the vapor that form a thick mist over of education during child- planet’s oxygen and is home to 20 the rainforest canopy, which rises PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hood and adolescence can percent of the world’s plant spe- into the clouds and produces rain, be broken down into the Fire ghters work to put out res in the Vila Nova Sam- cies, many of which can’t be found affecting weather patterns and ag- role it plays in preparing uel region, along the road to Jacunda National Forest anywhere else, according to an As- riculture across several countries. near the city of Porto Velho in Rondonia state, part of sociated Press story posted by the PEABODY, A3 Brazil’s Amazon, Sunday. Washington Post. AMAZON, A3 Celebrating culture and community Deputy fakes own shooting

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PEABODY — Mrs. Anita H. LYNN — Mrs. Lillian M. (Dai- lobbying Beacon Hill (Humphrey) Kester, age 93, gle) Robinson, age 84, of of Peabody and formerly of Lynn, passed peacefully, sur- By Steve LeBlanc the rise of solar, hydro Swampscott, died on Wednes- rounded by her loving family, ASSOCIATED PRESS and wind power, including day, Aug. 21, 2019 at the Care on Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2019 what could be the nation’s Dimensions Hospice House at the Kaplan Family Hospice BOSTON — Companies largest industrial-scale in Lincoln following a lengthy House. She was the wife of representing a range of wind farm south of Mar- and courageous battle with the late John “Jack” Robinson. energy interests, from tha’s Vineyard known as cancer. She resided at Brooks- A lifelong resident of Lynn, old-school oil and gas to Vineyard Wind. renewables like solar and by Village in Peabody for the she was the daughter of the The growth of renewable wind power, are pumping past 17 years. Anita was the late Francis John and Johan- energy is in part due to a millions into lobbying ef- wife of the late Waldemar C. na Lillian (Shinnick) Daigle. 2016 bipartisan energy bill forts in Massachusetts. Kester, who predeceased her She attended Lynn schools signed by Republican Gov. In 2018, as many as 70 in 1991, and with whom she and had earned a Bachelor Charlie Baker that autho- energy businesses and shared more than 43 years of Degree in Math from Salem rized the largest procure- marriage. State College. advocacy groups report- ed spending at least $5.3 ment of clean energy gen- Born and raised in Auburn, Over her lifetime Lillian had eration in Massachusetts’ Maine, she was the daugh- worked for the Massachusetts million trying to get their messages through to Bea- history, including approxi- ter of the late Eugene W. and Department of Revenue, Lynn mately 1,600 megawatts of Amy I. (White) Humphrey. She municant at the Church of the Economic Opportunity and great-grandchildren, Benjamin con Hill legislators and Holy Name. At BBV, she was and Bailey Wortman. She was policymakers, according offshore wind energy. graduated from Edward Lit- Greater Lynn Mental Health. The lobbying also comes tle High School in Lewiston, an active member of the wel- also the mother of the late to an Associated Press Lillian had great pride and as the state has lost a ma- Maine, Class of 1944, with coming committee, a founding Matthew Daigle. review of public lobbying affection for the City of Lynn, jor energy producer. The high honors. Passing on a member of the classical music Service information: Lil- records. Some of the top her neighborhood and its Pilgrim nuclear power full scholarship offer to Bates committee and a member of lian’s wishes, ful lled by her spenders were involved in residents. She loved good plant in Plymouth, which College, Anita chose instead the religious community. family, were to be cremated renewable energy. conversation or debate, and began generating electric- to help the WWII effort by pur- Most assuredly, however, and then buried with her The spending was much could often be found talking ity in 1972, was perma- suing and receiving a degree Anita’s greatest accomplish- husband Jack. Donations in the same in 2017, when a to just about anyone. In her nently closed in May. in nursing (with honors) from ments revolved around her her memory may be made to similar number of groups later years, she found com- The company spending the esteemed Massachusetts roles as a dedicated and panionship and love caring the Kaplan Family Hospice spent about $5.1 million General Hospital School of loving daughter, sister, wife, on lobbying. the most on lobbying in for one old dog rescue after House, 78 Liberty St., Dan- 2018 was NextEra Ener- Nursing. While at MGH as a mother, grandmother, friend another; three in all, who she It’s a dramatic shift vers, MA 01923, or to any lo- gy, which describes itself student nurse working in the and neighbor. Her ability, effort talked about often, “Pete,” from 2005, when just two cal animal shelter or rescue as the world’s largest util- veteran’s wing, she met the and devotion to these roles “Chewie,” and “Sprocket.” Lil- organization. Arrangements dozen companies reported spending a total of about ity company and the larg- love of her life and future hus- earned her the esteem and lian loved her family above were under the direction admiration of her entire family $1.2 million on lobbying. est producer of wind and band. They married in 1947 all else. of the SOLIMINE Funer- and all who knew and loved Few of those companies solar energy. The company and later moved to Swamp- She is survived by her chil- al Homes, 426 Broadway her. Her tenacity to excel in were primarily involved spent about $372,000 on scott where they raised their dren, James Greene, Deborah (Route 129), Lynn. Guest- two children. all she endeavored, her devo- in renewable power. lobbying which it said was Wade and her ancé Scott book at www.solimine.com. Anita worked for 30 years tion to education, her love of Moore, and Julie Krukonis The spending comes at related to “the production, at various local and Boston family and her compassionate and her husband Jeff; her a time when Massachu- transmission, distribu- hospitals which included 15 nature stand as a role model grandchildren, Jennifer Wort- setts is undertaking a tion, sale and ancillary years as an IV nurse at Lynn worth emulating for us all and man and Kyle Wade; and her long-term seismic shift in services associated with Hospital before making a is her greatest legacy. its energy landscape with electricity.” career move to become a Anita is survived by her lov- research clinician at the Shri- ing children, Walter Carl Kester ner’s Burn Institute. There, she and his wife Jane of Concord was instrumental in the devel- and Karen Spieler and her S. Lester Ralph, 88 opment of growing skin grafts. husband David of Winchester; 1931-2019 After receiving a Bachelor’s her beloved grandchildren, Degree in Business Adminis- Kelsey Kester Calhoun, Eric READING — The Reverend tration (with high honors) from Kester, Kirsten Kester, Andrew S. Lester Ralph, formerly of Salem State College in 1969, Spieler and Michael Spieler; Reading and Somerville, she spent the rest of her ca- her cherished great-grand- passed away Aug. 20, 2019 at reer in the medical insurance children, Mary Fiona, Graham, his home in Reading. He was industry at Blue Cross Blue Alden and Indiana Rose; her 88 years old. Shield, retiring as Associate brother, William Humphrey of Born and raised in Lynn, Chief of Claims, a job she truly Auburn, Maine; her brother-in- he attended Boston Uni- loved. law, Victor Kester; her sister- versity where he received a Imbued with a passion for in-law, Gloria Humphrey; and bachelor’s degree, a master’s lifelong learning, Anita at- her many nieces, nephews, degree and a law degree. He PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS also received a Master of Di- tended many lectures given cousins and close friends. Lobsterman Bill Matthews tosses back an un- at Brooksby Village, Hamilton She was the sister of the late vinity Degree and an honor- ary doctoral degree from the dersized lobster while shing off Cape Por- Hall, MGH and the Peabody Walter Humphrey. poise in Kennebunkport, Maine. Essex Museum. She enjoyed Service information: Ani- Virginia Theological Seminary. attending theater produc- ta’s wake will be held on He received innumerable oth- tions in both Boston and at Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2019 er recognitions, awards and U.S. exports to lobster-loving the North Shore Music The- in the SOLIMINE Funeral commendations. ater. Anita was also a lifetime Home, 67 Ocean St. (Route In 1969, as an unknown China go off cliff amid tariffs many years. He served as Mid- member of the Swampscott 1A), Lynn, from 3-7 p.m. minister, he toppled the in- dlesex County Commissioner. Historical Society and the Lord Relatives and friends are cumbent mayor of Somerville By Patrick Whittle almost sure to outstrip After retiring from politics, he Humphrey House, since she respectfully invited. Funer- in an upset political victory. He ASSOCIATED PRESS last year’s total of more maintained a successful pri- was a distant niece of Lord al service in Church of the was a much-needed reformer than $223 million. Ameri- vate law practice. He touched PORTLAND, Maine — Humphrey. However, traveling Holy Name and burial in in an age of rampant cor- ca’s exports through June ruption. In 1971, he opened and improved the lives of U.S. lobster exports to were valued at less than the world and learning about Swampscott Cemetery will China have fallen off a other cultures and their histo- City Hall to reporters from the countless people. $19 million, more than be private. Donations in her cliff this year as new re- ries proved to be her ultimate Boston Globe, who exposed Ralph is survived by his wife $70 million behind where memory may be made to the taliatory tariffs shift the teacher. She managed to visit deep-rooted municipal cor- of 55 years, Joyce P. Ralph they were through June MGH Institute Fund–Nursing seafood business farther six continents and more than ruption in the rst-ever Globe of Reading; daughter, Sarah 2018. (MGH Institute of Health north. 80 countries, and compiled Professions, Charleston Navy Spotlight Series. This series Ralph and her husband Peter Lobster prices paid by detailed, photographic travel went on to win a Pulitzer Prize. Lydotes, and their children China, a huge and grow- American consumers Yard, 36 1st Ave., Boston, ing customer for lobster, logs of her trips to share with MA 02129-2947) and the Ralph transformed Somerville. Hannah, Preston and Betsy have remained fairly friends and family. From 1970-1978 he served of North Reading; son, Thom- placed heavy tariffs on steady during the trade Brooksby Village Benevolent U.S. lobsters — and many Anita was a dedicated Care Fund (Brooksby Village, four terms as mayor. In 1972, as Ralph and his wife Hope dispute, and there re- philanthropist, donating to under his leadership, Somer- Ralph, and their children Eli other food products — in main many buyers for 100 Brooksby Village Drive, July 2018 amid rising many charities throughout Peabody, MA 01960). Direc- ville was awarded the All and Luke of North Andover; U.S. lobster. But the loss her lifetime. While living in America City Award. While and daughter Jennifer West trade hostilities between of China as an overseas tions and online guestbook the Chinese and the Swampscott she was a proud at www.solimine.com. mayor, Ralph revitalized the and her husband Clarence market is happening at supporter of Swampscott ath- city, building multiple schools West, and their children Delia Trump administration. the end of a decade in letics and helped with their and re stations, transforming and Oliver of Shelburne Falls. Meanwhile, business which the U.S. seafood booster program and, for many public parks and renovating Service information: A me- is booming in Canada, industry has experienced years, she was a faithful com- libraries. He was at the fore- morial service will be held where cargo planes are exponential growth in front of expanding and im- on Tuesday, Aug. 27, at the coming to Halifax, Nova lobster exports to the proving public transportation Church of the Good Shepherd, Scotia, and Moncton, New country. The U.S. export- and played an important role 95 Woburn St., Reading, at Brunswick, to handle a ed about 800,000 pounds in bringing the Davis Square 11 am. In lieu of owers, do- growing bump in exports. of lobster in China in Franklin J. Jillett area to life when he helped nations in his memory may be Canadian shermen catch 2010 and more than 20 to bring the Red Line to the made by check to the Wona- the same species of lobster times that last year. city. In addition to serving as lancet Union Chapel, c/o Amy as American lobstermen, The American lobster SAUGUS — Lifelong resident bara of Melrose; grandchil- mayor, Ralph was the rector of Semmes, Treasurer, 120 Au- who are based mostly in industry is looking to of Saugus, a Freemason, liber- dren, Charles Clinton of New Christ Church in Somerville for burn St., Medford MA 02155. Maine. open up new domestic and al Democrat, World War II vet- Hampshire, Lisa Tirrell of Sau- The loss of business has international markets eran, union man and maritime gus and Daniel Jillett of Pitts- brought layoffs to some to make up for the loss of cer. eld; and by ve great-grand- Maine businesses, such as of China, said Marianne Survived by his daughter, children. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS The Lobster Co., of Arun- LaCroix, who directs the Claire Strong of Saugus; son, Service information: Ser- del, where owner Steph- Maine Lobster Market- James Jillett and his wife Bar- vices private. Fisherman rescued from ers wearing wet suits and anie Nadeau has laid off ing Collaborative. Maine current near dam tethered by ropes ulti- half the 14 people she once lobsterman Brian Rapp mately made their way to had working in wholesale. will attend a trade show SOUTH HADLEY the man and brought him “They picked winners, in Hong Kong and a trade IN MEMORIAM to shore. BRENDA ZETES Catch up (AP) — A sherman was and they picked losers, mission to Dubai in Sep- ON HER BIRTHDAY pulled by re ghters from and they picked me a los- tember to promote U.S. AUGUST 26, 2019 with your waters below the Holyoke Governors to take part in er,” Nadeau said. “There is lobster, she said. favorite team Dam after being trapped transportation summit no market that’s going to “China is so large that in the dark for several replace China.” you have to look at a in Item Sports! hours by a fast-moving BOSTON (AP) — The America has export- number of new markets current. governors of Massachu- ed less than 2.2 million to replace that business,” Masslive.com reports setts, Maryland, Rhode pounds of lobster to China LaCroix said. the 41-year-old sherman Island and New Hampshire this year through June, from Spring eld was are planning to meet to dis- according to data from the rescued early Sunday cuss transportation issues. U.S. federal government. 781-593-7700 morning and taken to the Republican Massachu- The country exported Publishing Daily, except Sundays hospital for evaluation of setts Gov. Charlie Baker is nearly 12 million pounds USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Lovingly remembered and sadly exposure. hosting the National Gover- during that same period Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA missed by husband Pete, children, and additional of ces. grandchildren, and great-grandson Holyoke Fire Capt. nors Association infrastruc- last year. That’s a more Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Kevin Cavagnac said the ture summit in Boston on than 80 percent drop. Subscriptions man told re ghters he Monday and Tuesday. 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Box 5 hearing calls for help. with a well-functioning million in U.S. dollars Lynn, MA 01903 Cavagnac said re ght- infrastructure. through June and was MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Hawaii or Spain? Telescope Amazon fire hits home AMAZON Environmental Research From A1 Institute, told AP last experts say it may not matter week “it is very difficult to Did I mention the hun- have natural fires in the dreds of thousands of ex- Amazon; it happens but telescope to reach its full By Caleb Jones otic animals that call the the majority come from ASSOCIATED PRESS potential. Amazon their home? Or the hand of humans.” “Every once in a while at the hundreds of thousands Moutinho has worked HONOLULU — When Mauna Kea, you get one of of indigenous people who in the Amazon for three starlight from billions those magic nights,” said live in the rainforest and decades, according to AP. of years ago zips across University of California, whose sole legacy it is to He said most of the fires the universe and finally Santa Cruz astronomy protect it? there are set to clear land comes into focus on Earth, and astrophysics profes- “With every hectare for farming, ranching, or astronomers want their sor Michael Bolte, a Thir- (2.5-acres) burned, we logging and once caught, telescopes to be in the best ty Meter Telescope board could be losing a plant or they can easily get out of locations possible to see member. “When the air animal species that we control. what’s out there. is super stable above the didn’t even know about,” “Unfortunately we have Despite years of legal site, you get images that said Andre Guimaraes, politicians who value battles and months of pro- you simply couldn’t get FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS director of the Amazon money over quality of life tests by Native Hawaiian anyplace else.” Environmental Research or longevity,” said Cerque- opponents, the interna- Technicians lift the mirror of the James Webb Bolte, who has used ex- tional coalition that wants Space Telescope using a crane at the Goddard Institute, according to AP. ira. “They want to make isting Mauna Kea tele- Samantha Cerqueira, to build the world’s largest Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md. more money to allow for scopes, said those “magic” 26, is a Peabody resident telescope in Hawaii insists farming, which is a big Hawaii nights could hold whose parents were born that the islands’ highest tory location, and that it trucks from hauling con- source of income for the discoveries that might be in Brazil. She is on a trip peak — Mauna Kea — is wouldn’t cost more money struction equipment to country. A corrupt govern- missed in La Palma. to her family’s homeland, the best place for their or take extra time to build Mauna Kea’s summit for ment is just that, corrupt. “Let’s suppose one of staying in Rio De Janei- $1.4 billion instrument. it there. more than a month. They don’t care about the your big science cases is ro. While she is not near But just barely. There’s also no signifi- But Hawaii has advan- well being of the people. to look for life on planets Brasilia or São Paulo, Thirty Meter Telescope cant opposition to putting tages that scientists say They haven’t for as long that are orbiting other where most of the fires officials acknowledge that the telescope on La Palma make it slightly better: as my parents can remem- stars,” he said. “The star are causing the effect, she like there is in Hawaii, higher altitude, cooler ber.” their backup site atop a is so much brighter than said the inferno is taking peak on the Spanish Ca- where some Native Hawai- temperatures, and rare the planet you’re trying to A second AP article re- an emotional toll on resi- ported rainforest fires nary island of La Palma ians consider the mountain star-gazing moments that observe, it’s really hard to dents across the country. is a comparable observa- sacred and have blocked will allow the cutting-edge do.” have ignited a bitter “This is an unfortunate dispute about who is to effect of a long living cor- blame “during the ten- rupt government,” she ure of a leader (Brazilian A Lynnfield void that can’t be filled told The Item. “I don’t President Jair Bolsonaro) think any of them thought who has described Brazil’s it would ever come to this day after writing a note to Frautten said Ambrefe’s one so many of us thought rainforest protections as LYNNFIELD point. The Amazon means Ambrefe’s family and re- family is planning a cele- of as a friend,” he said in a an obstacle to econom- From A1 to the people of Brazil called Ambrefe as “a great bration of his life at a fu- statement. ic development and who what it should mean to the discuss the nature of Am- guy” who always spared ture date and urged any- Ambrefe’s father, Albert, traded Twitter jabs on rest of the world: oxygen, brefe’s ailment or reveal a couple of minutes to one interested in attending and John Hyde, opened Thursday with France’s nature, wildlife. But what the hospital where he was explain a prescription or to monitor the Village Village Pharmacy on Main president (Emmanuel Ma- people don’t understand taken. share pleasantries. Pharmacy of Lynnfield Street in 1961. Ambrefe cron) over the fires.” is that the Amazon is all News of the 56-year-old “He was so personable,” Facebook page and look for owned and operated the Bolsonaro took office in that Brazil has, as a third Norwood resident’s death she said. “You could al- information posted in the pharmacy with his sister, January. world country with eco- spread across Lynnfield ways have five minutes pharmacy’s window. Debra Haraden, and broth- AP also reported, citing nomic problems that have over the weekend, trigger- with him.” Frautten worked 23 er, Robert. His other sister, several Brazilian media lasted decades. My uncle ing more than 400 com- Bill Willard lives in years for Ambrefe, start- Faye Omasta, also worked sources, that federal pros- said that he would rather ments on the store’s Face- Medford but he drove to ing as a student, and said part time at Village. ecutors in Brazil’s Ama- Brazil stay poor than to book page by Saturday Lynnfield for the past de- the pharmacist “welcomed Part small-town phar- zon region have launched ever lose the Amazon. It evening and flooding the cade to fill prescriptions me from day one.” macy and part family mu- investigations of the in- just goes to show how im- pharmacy’s phones with and shop at Village Phar- “You become a part of seum, a weathered sign creasing deforestation. portant it is to them.” condolence calls. macy because he enjoyed the family,” he said. bearing the words, “Albert They plan to investigate As reported by AP/The “I did more counseling Ambrefe’s banter and sun- He said Ambrefe’s job H. Ambrefe registered possible negligence by the Washington Post, Brazil’s than business Saturday. ny personality. description, in the eyes pharmacist” is mounted national government in National Space Research The community is devas- “He had a smile on his of the community that above Village’s front door. the enforcement of envi- Institute, which monitors tated,” said pharmacist face and the whole family loved him, was pharma- “This place has been the ronmental codes. deforestation, recorded Rich Frautten. gives to the community,” cist, mentor, teacher and hub of the community for “It’s seriously one of the more than 76,700 wild- Village employees placed he said. friend. He is survived by a long time. It’s the kind of last natural sources of life fires across the country framed photographs of Board of Selectmen his wife, Mary, and two place where people come that we have,” said Cer- in 2019, with a little more Ambrefe on store counters Chairman Philip Craw- children. in and chit chat all day queira. “If you aren’t wor- than half, or 40,340, hap- and well-wishers quick- Town resident Thomas long,” Frautten said. ried, there’s a problem.” ford called Ambrefe a “pil- pening in the Amazon re- ly surrounded the photos lar of the community for a Dalton said it’s hard to ex- Family photos and tools gion. That is an 85 percent Bella diGrazia can be with flowers and filled long time.” press how much Ambrefe of the trade formerly used increase in wildfires com- reached at bdigrazia@ condolence baskets with “I was shocked when I was loved and respected by pharmacists fill shelves pared to last year. itemlive.com. Follow her hand-written messages. heard the news. He was a in town. next to knick knacks for Paulo Moutinho, on Twitter @BelladiGra- Frautten said employees healthy 56-year-old man. “He not only explained sale. A small sign in one co-founder of the Amazon zia. who worked at Village 10, On behalf of the Board of medications and offered aisle reads, “Got poison 15 years ago stopped by the Selectmen, our prayers advice that we trusted, ivy? Get Zanfel it works!” store to pay their respects. and condolences go out but he knew everyone by “Brian was your old- Deputy fakes own shooting Flora Formosi wiped to the family,” Crawford name, was always smiling town pharmacist,” said tears from her eyes Sun- said. and joking, and was some- Crawford. DEPUTY station in May for patrol From A1 training. Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Playground shooting leaves 1 dead in Lynn prompting a huge police Parris told the Los Angeles response. Deputies set up Times on Sunday he had SHOOTING on George Street, a side Playground. The litter was “It’s just a shame that a perimeter and SWAT been informed by sheriff’s From A1 street that runs off of War- cleaned up during a noon it’s a new park and it’s officers went door-to-door officials that Reinosa had ren. About 40 people were clean-up organized by got to be spoiled by this,” inside a sprawling build- been struggling in his first 15 to 20 shots. enjoying themselves and Stop the Violence, which said John Ford, a School ing complex to search for year in the field — a pro- “One hundred and fif- several were dancing in Hogan said also included Committee member and a the shooter. bationary training period ty kids dispersed every- the street as music played. wiping the blood off of the founding member of Stop At the time, investigators that all deputies must com- where,” said Hogan. “We Simmie Anderson, a basketball courts. About the Violence, during Sun- believed Reinosa’s bullet- plete before becoming full- got everybody to safety. community activist in- 20 people came out to the day’s clean-up. proof vest saved his life but fledged deputies. Sheriff’s I saw a kid lying on the volved in Lynn youth ath- community event. Zukas said firefighters that a bullet grazed him. officials wouldn’t immedi- ground. I wanted to make letics, said he couldn’t pin- “It’s open again and we on scene said investiga- A department statement ately confirm that account. sure he was alright and it point a specific reason as want the kids to under- tors were looking for a the next day said a single “He was not advancing wasn’t good at all. I took to why violence broke out, stand this is their park suspect wearing a hood or round hit the top of Rein- through the training pro- his pulse and (I thought) but didn’t think it neces- and this is their commu- mask. osa’s shoulder, damaging gram at an adequate pace,” he wasn’t alive.” sarily suggested an uptick nity,” said Hogan. “This is No arrests have been his uniform shirt but fail- Parris told the newspaper. Following the shooting, or point to a particular what Lynn is about. Lynn made and the incident is ing to penetrate his flesh. “There had been a lot of at- crime scene tape blocked trend. is about community.” under investigation by But no bullets were re- tention on him.” off Warren from the corner “But it’s so close to (Con- The fatal shooting and Lynn Police, the Essex covered from the scene Parris declined to elabo- County District Attorney’s of George Street all the nery Elementary School) mess came following the and detectives saw “no rate further on Reinosa’s office and the Essex State way down to Commercial and we just got a grant to city’s $120,000 investment visible injuries,” Capt. performance but said the Police Detective Unit. Street. Investigators were do the park over,” Ander- to revamp the park this Kent Wegener said Satur- deputy was scheduled to still conferring in the mid- son said. summer. Two new bas- Item reporter Bella di- day night. be transferred from the dle of the playground well By Sunday morning, the ketball courts have been Grazia contributed to this Much of the young dep- Lancaster station and past 11 p.m. scene was quiet and no installed and a $50,000 story. Gayla Cawley can be uty’s statement “was speculated that he had The active investiga- longer cordoned off with playground will be placed reached at gcawley@item- self-serving and didn’t been unhappy about the tion stood in stark con- “crime scene” tape. But in the next six weeks to re- live.com. Thor Jourgensen make a whole lot of sense,” pending move. trast with a block party liquor bottles and trash place the existing broken can be reached at tjour- Wegener said. “There were The mayor visited Reino- that was at its height covered Warren Street swing set. [email protected]. many things that didn’t sa in the hospital and then add up.” gave a press conference on Reinosa eventually ad- the incident Wednesday mitted making up the sto- night detailing the ongo- Peabody superintendent focuses on safety ry and using a knife to cut ing investigation. the two holes in his shirt, Parris said he was “em- PEABODY 1973, should be renovated sions officers. mation on school year Wegener said. barrassed” after learning From A1 or replaced. Peabody Gives — transportation, summer Reinosa has been relieved Saturday evening that the Murtagh said the Murtagh’s overarching reading and other basic of his duties and could face whole ordeal was a hoax. a student for higher edu- school’s roof, windows and name for school-based questions like obtaining charges for filing a false re- “At the same time, I’m cation and a career. heating, ventilation and volunteer and community adequate insurance for port about a crime, officials grateful we don’t have a Academic readiness is cooling systems are all in service initiatives — will Chromebook laptop com- said. He didn’t explain his sniper running around,” at the root of Murtagh’s need of repair or upgrades. expand this school year. puters provided to stu- motive for the fabrication, the mayor told the news- academic philosophy, and Welch isn’t the city’s old- Completing 40 hours of dents. Wegener said. paper. “And I’m really she said education action est school — South El- community service is a “It was our go-to place Reinosa had been with proud of how the Sheriff’s plans that will be execut- ementary built in 1950 graduation requirement where parents could do the LA County Sheriff’s Department handled it. ed this year by teams of holds that distinction — and Murtagh is proud of everything in one spot,” Department for a year There was no attempt to teachers will be grounded but Murtagh said Welch is students’ efforts to launch Murtagh said. and joined the Lancaster cover it up.” in another Murtagh phi- in worse shape than other volunteer projects, includ- losophy: “Conquer chal- schools. ing a middle school cloth- lenges and celebrate our An accreditation review ing driver and mentoring LAW OFFICES OF success.” for Veterans Memorial efforts. JAMES J. CARRIGAN Even as she peers over High School is also on tap “Peabody is generosity of • Social Security Disability the 2019-2020 academic but not before one of four spirit. I want to build pas- • Workers Compensation year’s horizon, Murtagh is finalists for the high school sion and enthusiasm into • Accidents tackling specific projects. 25 years located across NIGHTS: Begins Sept. 9 principal job is hired. a student’s day,” she said. from Lynn District Court SUMMER With approval from the Murtagh anticipates a It’s a week away from Monday and Wednesdays 6-10 p.m. CLASSES ONLINE HYBRID: Begins Sept. 17 state School Building Au- late September visit to the starting but 2019-2020 is 15 Johnson St. ENROLLING Tuesdays 6-10 p.m. thority in hand, school high school by an accred- off to a good start with a 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN 20 DAY Course: Begins Oct. 24 officials will launch an itation team. The detailed summertime parent-stu- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN NOW Tues, Wed, Thur 10 a.m.-5 p.m. assessment study this fall review process generates dent information center LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL to determine if Welch El- an evaluation studied that ran between July 5 www.jamescarriganlaw.com ementary School, built in carefully by college admis- and Aug. 16 with infor- [email protected] A4 MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2019 OPINION

EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US The years America went to work In quirkily-related busi- Marotti and Ryan Ori re- unemployment being so long-discouraged job seek- of August out of concern 110 Munroe St. ness news that may have port. Before the building low” (emphasis ours). ers rejoining the work- for the expansion. Eu- P.O. Box 5 caught your eye: Uber is occupied, an army of That observation fitsforce. rope’s economy is slowing. Lynn, MA 01903 plans to lease enough space engineers, designers and with what Federal Reserve The labor force partic- There are no guarantees Customer Service in Chicago’s soon-to-be-ren- construction workers will Chair Jerome Powell values ipation rate for men and in life or economics. Ex- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. ovated old post office build- restore the Art Deco-style about an economic expan- women ages 25-54 has cept for this ... ing to accommodate thou- hulk to glory. What does it sion now in its 11th year moved up from 80.8 per- The nation’s economists Connecting sands of workers, while mean? Jobs, jobs and more and clocking in nationally cent in mid-2004 to 82 and political pundits are All Departments: restaurant managers in jobs in Chicago. at 3.7 percent unemploy- percent, The Washington having a field day with 781-593-7700 Fort Smith, Ark., are strug- Now, on to Fort Smith, ment: The longer it goes, Post’s Robert Samuelson their predictions of the Ext. 2 gling to hire enough people though it could have been the more people who bene- notes. Not so much, you next recession. We often Classifi ed/Legal Advertising to staff their kitchens and San Antonio, or the west fit, including lower-skilled say? Each percentage note that, to some extent, classi [email protected] dining rooms. coast of Florida, or anoth- workers who in the past point is 1.3 million Amer- all such projections are ab- Subscriptions These are two scenes er region with a red-hot may have been frozen out icans drawing paychecks, solutely accurate. The U.S. [email protected] from a robust economy job market. of the job market. paying taxes and burnish- will endure another reces- that is driving job growth In Fort Smith, we read But once hired, those of- ing their futures. The New Circulation sion. Lots of them, actually. [email protected] and giving more Amer- in the local Southwest ten inexperienced workers York Times reports that The only question is when. icans opportunities for Times Record newspaper, have a chance to develop in July the participation And we have yet to meet Ext. 3 better lives. They are unemployment is below new capabilities, polish rate of African American the visionary who can reli- Newsroom reminders of the cur- 4 percent and there’s a their people skills, stay teenagers rose — a sign ably answer that question. [email protected] rent era’s prosperity. But restaurant boom under- employed — and advance that the recovery is “final- Suffice to say that we’ll [email protected] don’t take the good times way. Among the new or in their careers. “We are ly getting into some parts recognize the next reces- Ext. 4 and help-wanted signs planned outlets: Raising getting lots of feedback of the economy that were sion when it arrives. And Sports for granted. How easy it Cane’s Chicken Fingers, from people who work and left behind,” says Diane we’ll pine for the years [email protected] would be to imagine a U.S. Andy’s Frozen Custard live in low- and moder- Swonk, chief economist at when America went to Ext. 5 downturn, a recession, and, hmm, a place called ate-income communities Grant Thornton. work. canceled buildings proj- Gusano’s Chicago-Style to the effect that they’re The hot jobs market also Our wish today is for Retail and Online ects, widespread layoffs, Pizzeria. Lots and lots of now feeling the recovery,” is benefiting people who Advertising the president to resolve [email protected] new college grads failing help wanted. Powell said recently. “My had filed for federal dis- his argument with China, to launch ... Here’s what caught our view is the best thing we ability insurance. As com- for wise Fed judgment on ADVERTISING Instead, come with us eye about Fort Smith: “Un- can do for those people is panies lure many of them monetary policy and for Ernie Carpenter Jr. on a brief economic vital- employment is so low that to sustain the expansion, back to work, the strain on politicians of all stripes Director of Advertising ity tour. First to the 2.8 employers are fighting for keep it going.” that previously fragile So- to recognize what a ro- and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] million-square-foot old employees,” Tammy Jones, Nationally the unem- cial Security program has bust economy looks like, post office along the Chi- manager for Goodwill Ca- ployment rates for African eased. and make smart decisions Ralph Mitchell cago River, undergoing an reer Services in Northwest Americans and Latinos are Yet how tenuous the that will help keep the job Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] $800 million-plus rede- Arkansas, told the Times flirting with record lows. good times can be. Pres- growth going. The more velopment after being va- Record. “It’s a job seeker’s Continued U.S. growth ident Donald Trump is this excellent market for Patricia Whalen cant for many years. Uber market. ... A lot of what and hiring are pushing up engaged in a debilitating Sales Representative, ext. 1310 workers intensifies, the [email protected] will move in, as will Wal- we’re seeing is even nation- wages, which is helping to trade fight with China greater the benefit to all greens. Cboe Global Mar- wide, a lot of people who propel strong consumer that’s spooked investors. Americans. BUSINESS OFFICE kets and Cisco Systems may not have been quali- spending. What’s also hap- The Fed cut interest rates Maria Alvaracin are close to completing fied may have been given pening is a long-awaited by a quarter of a percent- A Chicago Tribune edi- ext. 1205 deals, the Tribune’s Ally an opportunity because of increase in the number of age point at the beginning torial [email protected] Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] Marian Kinney ext. 1212 [email protected] Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] CIRCULATION Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] CLASSIFIED Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] GRAPHICS LLEWELLYN KING Trevor Andreozzi Designer [email protected] Mark Sutherland Let’s not let the three-day weekend slip away Creative Director [email protected] Labor Day is almost hard, but too much. In the and get them. Some al- this work structure was siastic. They asked if the NEWSROOM here, and with it another United States, workers’ ready have the choice of even more interesting. union would bring it for- Mike Alongi blessed, three-day week- vacations are mostly two working in Europe and Writers and editors be- ward as a formal proposal Sports Reporter ext. 1228 end. Three days without precious weeks — and a are looking at the “pack- came more productive in in the contract negotia- [email protected] work! third after long service. In age” of their employment, other ways: Some wrote tions, then just beginning Bill Brotherton The best day, of course, is Europe, they’re a month not just the dollars in the novels, others worked on for a new three-year con- Features Editor ext. 1338 the middle one, when we or, as in Germany, often paycheck. If they demand biographies or tried their tract. [email protected] hands at plays. They’d can luxuriate in the time up to six weeks — yet no more, the idea will get We had to have our Gayla Cawley around. been given the gift of off without the knowledge one accuses the Germans proposal vetted by union Reporter, ext. 1236 However, more vacation time. headquarters, the Inter- [email protected] that grips most of us on of being idlers or not per- days won’t have the same Armed with this expe- Sunday afternoons — that forming. national. They said, “No, Cheryl Charles benefit as those leisurely rience, when I worked no, no. Heresy.” The union News Editor, ext. 1278 we must climb Monday’s We won’t get more vaca- Sundays in a three-day at the Washington Post, [email protected] escarpment. tions, I think, until high- had always fought for a weekend. where I was an assistant Bella diGrazia The fact is that we tech workers — those one shorter workday since the There is a way to great- editor and also president so-called “model contract,” Reporter, ext. 1317 Americans work too might refer to as “the in- er leisure with the same of the Washington-Balti- written by Heywood [email protected] much. Not necessarily too dispensables” — demand number of work hours in a more Newspaper Guild, Broun, the famous report- Thomas Grillo week. I have experienced one of the largest chapters er, columnist and founder Reporter, ext. 1264 it, and it does wonders in of the American Newspa- [email protected] of the American Newspa- terms of employee happi- per Guild, the trade union per Guild, in 1935. It was Spenser Hasak ness and creativity. that represented journal- Photographer, ext. 1332 In the early 1960s, I was ists and some other work- dropped like libelous story. [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS writer for BBC Television ers, I was appalled at the Well, the three-days President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill shift won’t work in many Thor Jourgensen M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ News, and we worked a mess the Post had with its Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg places, but in journalism, Edward M. Grant fabulous shift system: overtime. [email protected] E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ manufacturing and retail, Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall three days on and three There was a complicat- Daniel Kane W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey days off. This system rec- ed system of overtime it’s worth a try. Hundreds Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton ognized that journalists and something called of thousands, if not mil- [email protected] J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan lions, of workers would Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman could seldom finish what “overtime cutoff,” which Steve Krause they had started in a pro- applied to people who have the joy of that mid- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 dle day of rest and, maybe, [email protected] PUBLISHERS crustean eight hours. were paid more than the Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 The BBC 10-hour shift Guild-negotiated salary. creativity. Harold Rivera Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 — three days on and three It led to fights, conscien- When you open another Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 days off — accepted and tious reporters and editors cold one on Sept. 1, think [email protected] Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 accommodated the reality working overtime without about how nice it would be Anne Marie Tobin Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 of the work rather than compensation, and major if that happened all year. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 trying to squeeze the work altercations over weekend Three days on and three [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 into an arbitrary time schedules. No winners, days off. Glorious! Bridget Turcotte Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 frame, leaving it either just unhappy people. The Reporter, ext. 1269 John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 unfinished or for someone management knew it was Llewellyn King is exec- [email protected] utive producer and host else to try to finish — say a mess and would’ve liked Ryan York a script for the late news to change it. of “White House Chroni- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 broadcast or coverage of When I suggested the cle” on PBS. His email is [email protected] an ongoing parliamentary BBC system to the Wash- llewellynking1@gmail. TECHNOLOGY debate. ington Post Company, com. He wrote this for In- The social dimension of management was enthu- sideSources.com. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Aug. 26 - Sunday, Sept. 1

LYNN 7:30 p.m. NAHANT Friday, Aug. 30 Burrill St., 1-4 p.m. Leo Dan at Lynn Auditorium, Miracles in Music class for Education people with developmental dis- Monday, Aug. 26 8 p.m. Monday, Aug. 26 Live Music Saturdays at Bent No school abilities at 89 Burrill St., 6:30- Entertainment Water Brewing Company, 8:30 Entertainment 7:30 p.m. GAR Board of Trustees at p.m. Total Body Conditioning class SAUGUS Food For Thought Cookbook Lynn Public Library, 3 p.m. Karaoke at Brandy Barrel at Nahant Community Center, Club discusses recipes by Chris- Cathartic Vibes with Shalom Pub, 9 p.m. 9 a.m. topher Kimball at the public li- open mic at Walnut Street Cafe, Yoga at the Tiffany Room at Tuesday, Aug. 27 brary, 7-8 p.m. 7-10:30 p.m. LYNNFIELD Nahant Town Hall, 9 a.m. Entertainment Karaoke Night at Lazy Dog Nature and gardening for chil- Tuesday, Aug. 27 Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 27 dren 4 and older at Saugus Pub- Education Monday, Aug. 26 lic Library, 3:30 p.m. Entertainment Kindergarten student screening Tuesday, Aug. 27 Yoga for beginners at Saugus Municipal Chair Exercise class at the Student first day for all grades Public Library, 6:30 p.m. Entertainment Essex Regional Retirement Tiffany Room at Nahant Town Caregivers support group at Entertainment Trivia at Lazy Dog Sports Bar, System Board Room 491 Ma- Hall, 10:30 a.m. Saugus Senior Center, 12:30 p.m. 8 p.m. ple St., Building 200, Suite 201, Popular Titles Book Group Municipal Furniture refinishing and re- discusses “Eleanor Oliphant is Danvers, 8:30 a.m. Open Space Committee meet- storing with chair caning at completely fine” by Gail Hon- ednesday ug W , A . 28 ing at Nahant Town Hall, 7 p.m. Saugus High School, 10 a.m. eyman at the public library, 7-8 Tuesday, Aug. 27 Entertainment p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28 Tye Dye on the Lawn at Lynn Municipal Wednesday, Aug. 28 Municipal Public Library, 2 p.m. Recreational Path Committee, Education Retirement Board meeting at Speak Up Spoken Word open Entertainment Town Hall, 7 p.m. Freshmen orientation at Sau- Town Hall, 8 a.m. mic featuring Elizabeth Wolfe Total Body Conditioning at the gus High School, 9 a.m. Board of Assessors meeting at hosted by David Somerset, Nahant Community Center, 9 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28 Town Hall, 5 p.m. 7-10:30 p.m. Entertainment Education Thursday, Aug. 29 Saugus Iron Works Summer Wednesday, Aug. 28 Thursday, Aug. 29 First day of school Entertainment Concert Series at Saugus Iron Works, 6 p.m. Education Entertainment Chair Exercise Class at the Entertainment Let’s Get Ready for Kindergar- Kindergarten student screening Jump and Jive at Lynn Public Tiffany Room at Nahant Town Dark and Stormy discussion Hall, 10:30 a.m. ten at Saugus Public Library, Library, 10 a.m. Municipal group for fans of psychological Total Body Conditioning at the 4:30 p.m. Gypsy Jazz Jam hosted by thrillers and SSDGM, Gaslight SpeakOUT Elder Issues at School Committee Executive Betty’s Bounce at Walnut Street Community Center, 5 p.m. Restaurant, MarketStreet, 6:30 Saugus Public Library, 6 p.m. Session meeting at the high Cafe, 8 p.m. Bingo at the Saugus Senior school, 6 p.m. p.m. Friday, Aug. 30 Karaoke at Brandy Barrel Center, 12:45 p.m. School Committee meeting at Pub, 9 p.m. MarketStreet unveils its first official mascot with the cele- Entertainment the high school, 7-9 p.m. bration centered on a life-size Total Body Conditioning at the Thursday, Aug. 29 riday ug F , A . 30 topiary sculpture of the winning Community Center, 9 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 29 Entertainment pup. The Green, 600 Market- Entertainment Education Street, 6 p.m. Yoga class at Saugus Public Story Time with Miss Lucy at PEABODY Library, 10 a.m. Kindergarten student screen- Lynn Public Library, 10 a.m. Municipal Ice Cream Storytime at Sau- ing Acoustic Fridays at Bent Wa- Monday, Aug. 26 gus Public Library, 3:30 p.m. ter Brewing Company, 6 p.m. Planning Board, Town Hall, 7 Entertainment p.m. Teen Drop-in Center at Thur- Education Painting Intensive with Tere- Friday, Aug. 30 good Marshall Middle School, Freshmen orientation, Veter- za Swanda at 89 Burrill St., 6-9 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29 ans Memorial High School, 485 Entertainment 9:30-11:30 a.m. Karaoke at Brandy Barrel Lowell St. Friendship story time at Sau- Swampscott Scribblers writing Pub, 9 p.m. Education gus Public Library, 9:30 a.m. group at the public library, 7-8 Kindergarten and preschool Municipal p.m. Saturday, Aug. 31 orientation Licensing Board, City Hall, 6:30 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT Municipal Entertainment Friday, Aug. 30 Zoning Board of Appeals, City Conservation Commission meeting at the high school, 7:30 Chase the Chill Sit & Knit at Hall, 7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 26 Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee, Education p.m. 10 a.m. No school Wednesday, Aug. 28 Education Taproom Yoga at Bent Water Staff first day for all grades Friday, Aug. 30 Brewing Company, 11 a.m. Municipal Municipal Live Music featuring Jim’s The library will be closed for Neighborhood Meeting on 15 Entertainment Education Kitchen at Walnut Street Cafe, carpet installation King St., City Hall, 6:30 p.m. Free Teen Art Studio at 89 No school NATION NATION BRIEFS Ex-Rep. Joe Walsh making longshot Average price of 50 mph. gas down 8 cents A tropical storm warning is in effect for GOP challenge to Trump per gallon to $2.66 Barbados, St. Lucia, St. By Tom Davies performance. That num- CAMARILLO, Calif. Vincent and the Grena- dines. A tropical storm ASSOCIATED PRESS ber has been hovering (AP) — The average U.S. around 80 percent even watch was issued for price of regular-grade Joe Walsh, a former Il- as repeated scandals have Grenada and its depen- gasoline has dropped 8 linois congressman and rocked his presidency. cents per gallon over the dencies, as well as for tea party favorite turned “Look, this isn’t easy to past two weeks to $2.66. Martinique. radio talk show host, an- do. ... I’m opening up my Industry analyst Trilby Forecasters say Puer- nounced a challenge Sun- life to tweets and attacks. Lundberg of the Lund- to Rico, the Dominican day to President Donald Everything I’ve said and berg Survey says Sunday Republic, Haiti and the Trump for the Republican tweeted now, Trump’s go- that an abundant supply Virgin Islands should nomination in 2020, say- ing to go after, and his bul- and low crude oil costs monitor Dorian’s prog- ing the incumbent is unfit lies are going to go after,” contributed to the de- ress. for office and must be de- Walsh said. crease at the pump. nied a second term. Asked whether he was The price is 25 cents Golf spectators injured “He’s nuts. He’s erratic. prepared for that, Walsh lower than what it was a He’s cruel. He stokes big- replied: “Yes, I’m ready for year ago. by lightning released otry. He’s incompetent. He it.” The highest average from hospital doesn’t know what he’s Weld, in an interview on price in the nation is doing,” Walsh told ABC’s NBC’s “Meet the Press,” $3.57 a gallon in Hono- ATLANTA (AP) — “This Week.” The longshot said he was “thrilled” that lulu. Atlanta police say six portrayed himself as a le- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Walsh was in the race and The lowest average is people injured by debris gitimate alternative in a that Mark Sanford, a for- Former U.S. Rep. Joe Walsh, R-Ill., says he’ll $2.07 in Baton Rouge, La. from a lightning strike at party where he said many mer South Carolina gover- challenge President Donald Trump for the Re- The average price of the Tour Championship are opposed to Trump but nor and congressman, was publican nomination in 2020. diesel is down 3 cents, to have been treated and are “scared to death” of considering joining them, $3.01 per gallon. released. saying so publicly. leading to a “more robust His campaign slogan: Authorities say the in- Chicago in the 2010 tea in Iowa, New Hampshire, conversation.” “Be brave.” Tropical Storm jured were five were men party wave but lost a 2012 South Carolina and else- “Who knows? The net- Polls shows Trump is and one female juvenile. reelection bid and has where. State party lead- works might even cover Dorian strengthens backed by most Republi- since hosted a radio talk ers sometimes pay lip Republican primary de- One was treated at East as it moves west can voters, and the lone show. He has a history of service to the notion that bates,” Weld said. Lake Golf Club. The other rival already in the race is inflammatory statements they would welcome a pri- Walsh, 57, rode a wave MIAMI (AP) — Fore- five were taken to hospi- former Massachusetts Gov. regarding Muslims and mary challenger, as their of anti-President Barack casters say the fourth tals and released Satur- Bill Weld, the 2016 Lib- others and declared just state party rules usually Obama sentiment to a 300- tropical storm of the day night. ertarian Party vice pres- before the 2016 election require, but they are al- vote victory over a Dem- Atlantic hurricane season A powerful bolt struck a idential nominee who is that if Trump lost, “I’m ready working to ensure ocratic incumbent in the has strengthened as it 60-foot pine near the 16th regarded as fiscally conser- grabbing my musket.” Trump’s reelection. 2010 election. He made a moves toward the Lesser fairway about 30 minutes vative but socially liberal. But he has since soured South Carolina Repub- name for himself in Wash- Antilles. after the third round was Undeterred from press- on Trump, criticizing the licans have gone so far as ington as a cable news fix- The U.S. National Hur- suspended because of ing ahead with his candi- president over growth to discuss canceling their ture who was highly dis- ricane Center said Sun- storms in the area. Light- dacy, Walsh said, “I think of the federal deficit and state’s GOP primary alto- paraging of Obama. day that Tropical Storm ning left a streak of torn this thing ... will catch on writing in a New York gether if a legitimate pri- Walsh was criticized for Dorian could intensify to bark, but the PGA Tour like wildfire.” The former Times column that the mary challenge emerges saying that the Demo- near hurricane strength Trump booster added: “I’m says the pine was deter- president was “a racial to eliminate the threat. cratic Party’s “game” is to over the eastern Caribbe- a conservative. And I think arsonist who encourages At the same time, poll- mined to be safe. make Latinos dependent an Sea by Tuesday. there’s a decent chance to bigotry and xenophobia to ing consistently shows on government just like Golf was suspended the As of 5 p.m. EDT Sun- present to Republican vot- rouse his base.” that Trump has the solid “they got African Amer- day, Dorian’s center was rest of the day. The third ers a conservative without The road ahead for any backing of an overwhelm- icans dependent upon located about 375 miles round resumed Sunday all the baggage.” Republican primary chal- ing majority of Republi- government.” At another east-southeast of Bar- morning, with the final The one-word response lenger will be difficult. can voters. An Associated point, he said radical Mus- bados and was moving round scheduled for the from Trump’s campaign to In recent months, Press-NORC poll conduct- lims are in the U.S. “trying westward at 14 mph. afternoon for the FedEx Walsh’s entry: “Whatever.” Trump’s allies have tak- ed this month found that to kill Americans every Maximum sustained Cup and its $15 million Walsh narrowly won a en over state parties that 78 percent of Republicans week,” including in Chica- winds had increased to prize. House seat from suburban control primary elections approve of Trump’s job go’s suburbs. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2019 POLICE/FIRE New online tool to All address information, particu- at Goldfish Pond on Lafayette at 8:11 p.m. Saturday on Pit- was told there was already a larly arrests, reflect police records. In Park. man Road. A caller reported passenger. No threats, assault the event of a perceived inaccuracy, she could hear what sounded or crime was reported. track Chicago gun it is the sole responsibility of the con- Breaking and Entering like a man “screaming in the A caller reported at 5:02 a.m. water and splashing.” She said Saturday on Ocean Street that cerned party to contact the relevant A report of a breaking and she couldn’t see anything. The she called a couple of weeks suspects draws fire police department and have the entering at 12:25 a.m. Satur- harbormaster reported there back to complain about a ve- department issue a notice of correc- day at Seaport Landing at 150 wasn’t anyone in distress or on hicle parking in front of her By Don Babwin await trial. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Lynnway; at 10:24 a.m. Satur- the beach. house. The driver reportedly uri- ASSOCIATED PRESS “The people on this list day at 75 Silsbee St.; at 8:38 have not been convicted clarifications will not be made without A disturbance was report- nated behind the truck before CHICAGO — After a a.m. Sunday at 95 Nahant St.; ed at 10:33 p.m. Saturday on of the crimes for which express notice of change from the ar- walking away. The vehicle was recent bloody weekend at 9:03 a.m. Sunday at 15 Wa- Carna Road. A caller reported they were charged,” Cook resting police department. still parked out back and was in Chicago, the city’s top verly St. something was thrown at the County Public Defender tagged by police. It belongs to police officer reiterated A report of a motor vehicle house and wasn’t sure what Amy Campanelli said in a fisherman who launches from something he’s said many LYNN breaking and entering at 7:24 it was. Police reported that a written statement. “Yet the Wharf and then parks in the times in recent months: a.m. Saturday at 160 Neptune there wasn’t any damage to CPD is flaunting bond area. People accused of gun-re- Arrests Blvd.; at 9:46 a.m. Saturday the house. Three kids in a car court stats as if they have lated offenses are too at 295 Lynn Shore Drive; at drove by. PEABODY already been convicted.” Nelson Alvarez, 54, of 16 11:06 a.m. Saturday at 32 Bul- Multiple callers reported a quickly and easily getting “Even sex offenders Robinson St., was arrested and back on the street. have to be found guilty finch St.; at 1:33 a.m. Sunday person yelling obscenities over Arrests charged with leaving the scene at 70 Market St. a PA system at 10:48 p.m. This time, Superinten- in a court of law before of property damage, alcohol dent Eddie Johnson un- Saturday on Liberty Lane. The James Murray, 41, of 14 we put them on a public from an open container in a Complaints harbormaster checked the area veiled a new online tool registry labeling them as motor vehicle and OUI liquor Collins St., Apt. 11, was arrest- aimed at illustrating his and didn’t find anything. ed on a warrant for assault and sex offenders,” added Era second offense at 1:21 p.m. A report of a gunshot at 7:17 point by giving the public A person drove by and report- battery on an elderly person on Laudermilk, a top Cam- Friday. p.m. Saturday at 16 Rockmere a quick way to see who’s edly smashed a window before Thursday at 7:02 p.m. panelli deputy. Elfido Echeverria-Ochoa,Gardens. been arrested on gun-re- taking off at 10:52 p.m. Satur- Robert Murray, 43, of 14 The dispute over the 44, of 32 Brookvale St., was day on Saturn Road. lated charges and wheth- tool stems from a larger arrested and charged with Collins St., Apt. 11, was arrest- er they have posted bail. Theft A disturbance was report- ed on a warrant for assault and disagreement over chang- unlicensed operation of a mo- “If we’re OK with how es to Cook County’s bail A report of a larceny at 1:42 ed at 12:39 a.m. Sunday on battery on an elderly person tor vehicle and on a warrant Pleasant Street. A caller report- things are going, then system. To ensure peo- charge of unlicensed operation p.m. Friday at 269 Union St.; at and resisting arrest on Thursday don’t look at it,” Johnson ed multiple people fighting in at 7:02 p.m. ple don’t languish in jail of a motor vehicle at 9:37 a.m. 3:25 p.m. Friday at 70 Michi- said as he announced the while waiting for trial, the gan Ave.; at 4:07 p.m. Friday the middle of the street. Police Genesio J. Oliveira, 40, of 52 Sunday. responded and didn’t see a Gun Offender Dashboard. county’s chief judge, Timo- Joel Guerrero, 23, of 189 at 655 Western Ave.; at 12:45 Woodrow Ave., Haverhill, was “But if you want to know fight. arrested for intimidating a wit- thy Evans, two years ago Henry Ave., was arrested and a.m. Saturday at 107 Jefferson why we are suffering from implemented a policy that St.; at 2:42 p.m. Saturday at ness on Friday at 10:32 a.m. charged with operation of a Theft some of the things we are, requires judges to set af- motor vehicle with a suspend- 25 Hamilton Ave. Summons then take a look at it and fordable bail amounts for ed registration and uninsured A report of a robbery at 1:17 A stolen bike was reported at come to your own conclu- those not deemed a dan- motor vehicle/trailer at 3:50 p.m. Saturday at 30 Essex St.; 8:12 p.m. Saturday on Pleas- Summons delivered to 23 sions.” ger to the community. a.m. Sunday. at 8:16 p.m. Saturday at 116 ant Street. Another bike was Dale St. on Thursday at 4:49 The tool is part of a pub- By all accounts, the pol- Yener Hernandez-Lopez, 18, Lafayette Park; at 12:37 a.m. left behind. p.m. lic relations offensive to icy has had a dramatic of 41 Park St., was arrested Sunday on Central Square. A report of a larceny/forgery/ Waldiney DaSilva, 48, of draw attention to what effect. Today, 1,500 fewer and charged with operation of A report of motor vehicle theft fraud at 8:17 p.m. Saturday 28 Harris St., Apt. 1, was sum- Johnson and Mayor Lori are people in the county’s a motor vehicle with a suspend- at 8:18 a.m. Sunday at 637 on Mechanic Street. A caller moned following a motor ve- Lightfoot say is a cause of jail. ed license, leaving the scene of Western Ave. reported someone bought an hicle stop at Peabody District gun violence in Chicago, But Johnson and Light- property damage, uninsured iPhone by using his name. Court at 1 Lowell St. for unli- where more people are fa- foot contend the county’s motor vehicle/trailer, number Vandalism censed operation of a motor tally shot than in any oth- judicial system is failing plate violation to conceal ID, er city in the U.S. A report of vandalism at 7:25 NAHANT vehicle on Thursday at 5:35 to protect the public from witness/juror/police/court of- But critics decry it as a p.m. Saturday at 347 Summer p.m. violent criminals who ficial intimidation and on war- scare tactic that lumps St. Breaking and Entering Yerfris Taverapena, 21, of they say have discovered rant charges of unlicensed op- people arrested while A report of motor vehicle van- 49 Butler St., Salem, was sum- that the price of getting eration of a motor vehicle and A report of a breaking and carrying or even stand- dalism at 12:05 p.m. Sunday moned on Thursday at 7:54 caught with a gun can be no inspection/sticker at 10:30 entering at 10:38 a.m. Wednes- ing near a gun with those at 42 Joyce St. p.m. following a motor vehicle as little as a day or two of p.m. Friday. day at Nahant Country Club on stop at A Plus Market at 50 who have pulled them out freedom and a couple hun- Betzat Ortiz, 38, was arrest- Nahant Road. A caller reported Central St. for unlicensed oper- and used them. They say dred dollars for bail. Or no ed and charged with drinking in MARBLEHEAD a safe was stolen on Tuesday ation of a motor vehicle. Vehicle it unfairly maligns peo- money at all. public, arrestee furnishing false night. Nikeyia L. Saunders, 40, towed by Arrington Towing. ple who under the law are They point out that the ID information and on warrant Accidents of 442 Chestnut St., Lynn, was presumed innocent and information they’re using charges of two counts of as- summoned for nighttime build- is aimed at pressuring A report of a person struck Accidents is already available to the sault and battery with a dan- ing breaking and entering for judges into keeping peo- public through police and by a car at 11:14 p.m. Friday gerous weapon, assault and a felony, larceny from building Motor vehicle crash reported ple locked up while they court records. battery on family/household on Pleasant Street. A caller re- and malicious destruction of at the Dunkin’ Donuts parking member, strangulation or suffo- ported a car vs. bicycle crash. property. lot at 3 Central St. on Thursday cation and arrestee furnishing A person was taken to Salem at 4:37 p.m. Officer reports no false ID information at 1:11 Hospital. The bike was picked Complaints injuries, assisted with paper- p.m. Saturday. up and taken to the police sta- work exchange. Sender Pojoy-Chiguichon, tion. A report of suspicious activity Report of a motor vehicle 27, of 36 Warren St., was ar- at 9:11 a.m. Tuesday at Forty crash at Capone’s Restaurant rested and charged with drink- Complaints Steps Beach on Nahant Road. at 147 Summit St. on Friday at A caller reported a “homeless ing in public at 2:47 p.m. Fri- A group was reportedly play- 8:41 a.m. Officer reports vehi- day. looking” person walked off cle was towed. ing loud music and smoking the beach and was looking marijuana at 10:33 p.m. Friday Accidents into parked cars. Police said Animal Control on Lighthouse Lane. Police re- the person wasn’t looking into A report of a motor vehicle ported the lot was empty and cars and was looking for a ride Report of a stray Corgi-like hit and run crash at 12:31 p.m. the gate would be secured. home. He was taken to the dog at 96 Foster St. on Friday Friday at Commercial Street A caller reported someone Market Street area in Lynn. at 12:29 p.m. Animal control and Lynnway; at 1:08 a.m. placed a chair and other ob- Suspicious activity was re- officer reports the dog was Sunday at 79 Hollingsworth St.; jects in the middle of the road ported at 4:05 p.m. Tuesday at gone upon arrival. at 5:11 a.m. Sunday on Bright- at 11:53 p.m. Friday at Ocean Tudor Beach on Willow Road. A wood Terrace. Avenue and Wallace Road. She caller reported she found some Complaints A report of a motor vehicle was afraid that someone would bones on the beach that she crash at 2:02 p.m. Friday at 31 hit it. The objects were moved thought were from a child’s Resident of Gardner Apart- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS out of the road by an officer. ments at 22 Pulaski St. report- Stetson St.; at 5:12 p.m. Friday tibia and fibula. The medical Police gather near a staging area at the south A report of a disturbance at examiner reported they were ed men in guest parking lot at 29 Boston St.; at 9:22 p.m. entrance of the Rehabilitation Center at Holly- 2:45 a.m. Saturday on Darling bones from the humerus and hanging around outside their Friday at Nelson Street and wood Hills where residents died, in Hollywood, Western Avenue; at 4:46 a.m. Street. A partially or completely ulna of a seagull. motor vehicles, a silver Volk- Fla. Saturday at Chatham and Mar- nude man was reportedly in the A DCR ranger reported hav- swagen Golf and a red Jeep ianna streets; at 10:05 a.m. back of the building moaning ing a confrontation with an ag- Liberty who are smoking and Saturday at Manning Field at and making animal noises out- gressive person at 12:22 p.m. loitering on Thursday at 3:25 76 Locust St.; at 10:40 a.m. side. Police reported the man Wednesday at DCR Long Beach p.m. Officer reports the parties Attorneys: Charges Saturday at 20 Lummus Court; was on the back porch clothed, Lot on Causeway. The ranger were speaking and sent on at 2:40 p.m. Saturday at 108 but was carrying on. He was reported the man was walk- their way. expected in Florida Union St.; at 3:54 p.m. Sat- sent inside for the night. ing along the beach with an Caller reported a black pickup urday at 40 Hamilton Ave.; at A report of suspicious activ- unleashed dog, and the man truck operating erratically at 9 4:48 p.m. Saturday at Nichols ity at 3:16 a.m. Saturday on became aggressive when he Grant and 13 Meade St., fish- nursing home deaths and Western avenues; at 5:14 Atlantic Avenue. A caller re- was told to leash the dog. The tailing and speeding on Thurs- p.m. Saturday at 3 Elmwood ported hearing a voice by her man reportedly told the ranger day at 6:24 p.m. Officer reports By Kelli Kennedy thus far. Ave.; at 4:36 a.m. Sunday at door saying “hello,” but didn’t to get away from him and that vehicle gone upon arrival. ASSOCIATED PRESS A voice message and McDonald’s at 60 Boston St.; see anyone. Police responded he would do whatever he want- A motorist reported a downed email left by the AP for FORT LAUDERDALE, at 9 a.m. Sunday at 551 Essex to the area and didn’t find any- ed to. wire on Elm near Wallis streets Hollywood Police were Fla. — Defense attorneys St. thing. A woman had pulled over A caller reported kids tres- on Friday at 6:41 a.m. Caller not immediately returned said Sunday that arrests A report of a motor vehicle because she was tired, but de- passing on private property said it may not be an electrical Sunday. crash with personal injury at nied being the person involved. and jumping off Castle Rock at wire, phone or cable. Officer are expected shortly in Hashish said his client 8:29 p.m. Friday at 122 Bos- A caller reported three juve- 12:49 p.m. Thursday. reports the Peabody Municipal the case of a Florida nurs- and the others are merely ton St.; at 4:22 a.m. Sunday at nile squirrels threw themselves A report of a disturbance at Light Plant arrived and took ing home where 12 pa- scapegoats. 80 Silsbee St.; at 11:54 a.m. out of a tree and it appeared 5:16 p.m. Thursday at Tides care of the low hanging wires. tients died after its air “The real crime is that Sunday at 648 Boston St. two had died at 11:26 a.m. Restaurant on Wilson Road. Tree down reported on Friday conditioning power went the state is looking to Saturday on Flint Street. The A caller reported a suspicious at 10:58 a.m. at 50 Tremont St. out amid sweltering heat blame selfless caregiv- Assaults third was badly injured. The man was causing a problem in Officer reports the Department following Hurricane Irma ers and the evidence will caller did not live at the res- front of the restaurant. Police of Public Works was contacted, in 2017. show that no crime was A report of an assault and idence and was told dispos- reported the man was gone be- tree branch is off to the side of Lawrence Hashish told committed,” he said in a battery at 2:54 a.m. Saturday ing of dead wildlife on private fore their arrival. the road. The Associated Press his telephone interview. on Fortesque Terrace; at 3:49 property was the homeowner’s A disturbance was reported client is one of three nurs- His co-counsel, Ilham a.m. Saturday on Washburn responsibility. Animal Control at 11:52 p.m. Friday at Nahant SWAMPSCOTT es, in addition to an admin- Soffan, told the AP that Street; at 11:25 a.m. Satur- was notified about the injured Rotary on the Causeway. A call- istrator, expecting to be their client was turning day at Washington Street and squirrel. er, a dispatcher for Tom’s Taxi, Accidents charged in connection with herself in Monday. The Western Avenue; at 11:25 a.m. A woman was reportedly reported that one of his drivers the deaths after Hurricane attorneys said they didn’t Sunday on Essex Street. holding a drone found in the was involved in some type of A report of a motor vehicle Irma, which blew through have any further details A report of an assault at driveway of 217 West Shore altercation. The suspect report- hit and run crash at 2:38 p.m. Florida on Sept. 10 of that about expected charges 2:26 p.m. Saturday on Munroe Drive at 1:42 p.m. Saturday. edly appeared to be drunk and Saturday at Dunkin’ Donuts at year. The storm knocked and planned to negotiate Street; at 10:55 p.m. Saturday A disturbance was reported became belligerent when he 980 Paradise Road. out a transformer linking a bond agreement before the main air-conditioning an expected hearing Mon- unit to the power grid at day morning. POLICE BRIEF the Rehabilitation Center Patients began dying at Hollywood Hills, send- at the rehabilitation cen- Lynn Drug Task Force Two found dead in apparent female. ing temperatures soaring. ter days after the devas- drowning in Merrimack River A statement from the Hashish said the attor- tating hurricane struck Middlesex district attor- neys don’t yet know what Florida amid widespread Hotline LOWELL (AP) — Au- ney and Lowell’s police specific charges would power outages. Investiga- thorities are investigating superintendent said no be, but he expected those tors said the center did 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY the deaths of two people trauma was observed on would likely entail some not evacuate patients as who apparently drowned the bodies and there is no form of manslaughter of- temperatures inside be- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) in the Merrimack River. suspicion of foul play. fense. gan rising, even though A fisherman discovered The office of the chief Twelve deaths at the a fully functional hospi- Spanish menu available a male’s body in the river medical examiner is to center had been ruled ho- tal was across the street. near a park in Lowell on determine the cause and micides. Police have been The home’s license was All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Saturday morning. When manner of death. The investigating the deaths suspended days after the Callers may remain anonymous. authorities arrived they names of the two people for nearly two years but storm and it was later also found the body of a have not been released. no charges have been filed shuttered. MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT

REVIEWS Zombies come to life at Beverly’s Cabot

By Bill Brotherton Fame inductees. up a lengthy psychedelic ITEM FEATURES EDITOR Friday night, The Zom- frenzy on both songs. bies, led by founding But it was Zombies clas- BEVERLY — When The members Rod Argent sics “Tell Her No,” a Brit- Zombies released the al- (keyboards) and Colin ish Invasion powerhouse bum “Odessey and Oracle” Blunstone (vocals), per- from 1965, and “She’s in the spring of 1968 it formed four songs from Not There” that struck a was met with great indif- “Odessey” during a splen- nostalgic chord with the ference. Crestfallen, the did show at The Cabot. All near-capacity crowd. Au- band broke up. were terrific, especially dience members loudly Al Kooper, best known the album opener “Care of sang along to both. COURTESY PHOTO as the man who formed Cell 44,” which Foo Fight- Lesser-known Zombies Members of Bad Company at Lynn City Hall Saturday were, from left, Blood, Sweat and Tears ers frontman Dave Grohl tunes also hit the sweet Howard Leese, Simon Kirke, Paul Rodgers and Todd Ronning. and played on classic Bob has said changed his life. spot. “I Love You,” a hit for Dylan “electric” albums, Equally fine was “This the band People! In 1968, was a CBS staff produc- Will Be Our Year,” an was a raver, with Toomey er at the time. He con- oft-covered song (OK Go’s nailing the catchy gui- Lynn fans spend quality vinced Clive Davis, who is particularly swell) that tar riff. The more recent had refused to release the featured Blunstone’s most “Movin’ On” also shined album in the U.S., to put tender vocal of the night. brightly. out several singles from Ably backed by guitar- The band opened with a time with Bad Company the LP, including “Time of ist Tom Toomey, bassist cover of Bo Diddley’s “Road the Season,” which raced Søren Koch, and drummer Runner,” featuring stellar By Bill Brotherton with the Wilson sisters in Rodgers played solo acous- to No. 3 on the Billboard Steve Rodford (son of the vocals by Blunstone, who ITEM FEATURES EDITOR Heart. Leese is still play- tic guitar and sang the charts in 1969, 18 months late Zombies/Kinks bass- was in fine voice all night, ing with heart, adding hippie-dippy lyrics that after the British band re- ist Jim Rodford) the band and boogie-woogie piano LYNN — A rare thing tasteful, bluesy flourish- were likely written by corded it. roared through its cata- by Argent. A mid-set run- happened at Saturday es to the solos created by Rodgers and Ralphs after Today, “Odessey and logue for nearly two hours. through of Smokey Rob- night’s Bad Company Bad Company co-founder a toke or three back in the Oracle” is considered a A wonderful surprise were inson’s “You Really Got show at Lynn Auditorium: Mick Ralphs. (Ralphs is day. The audience loved it. masterpiece. It ranked two tunes (“Hold Your a Hold On Me” and Sam The band and audience recovering from a 2016 The closing three-pack No. 100 on Rolling Stone Head Up” and the set-clos- Cooke’s “Bring it on Home were both at the top of stroke; he’s made progress of “Shooting Star,” the magazine’s list of the ing “God Gave Rock and to Me” and The Alan Par- their games, ready to par- but has given up the road song “Bad Company” and 500 Greatest Albums of Roll to You”) from Argent, sons Project’s “Old and ty and give it their all. for now, according to pub- “All Right Now,” a massive All Time. The Jam’s Paul the band Rod Argent Wise,” which Blunstone This might have been lished reports.) worldwide hit in 1970 for Weller and other rockers formed after The Zombies sang on the record, wowed the loudest, happiest and trumpeted its excellence. “Run With the Pack,” Rodgers/Kirke’s former disbanded. The keyboard- as well. most involved crowd I’ve And The Zombies are ist went crazy on his Ham- The Zombies were full of with Rodgers at the pi- band Free, were wondrous. ever seen at the venue. Rock and Roll Hall of mond organ, whipping life Friday evening. ano, kicked things off in The encore, “Rock ‘n’ Roll Bad Company, the Brit- splendid fashion. Song ish band led by power- Fantasy,” sent everybody No. 2, the hard-rocking home happy. house vocalist Paul Rodg- “Can’t Get Enough,” sent Rodgers was in excel- ers and original drummer the show into overdrive, lent voice all night. He Simon Kirke, was/is one the capacity crowd moving was an animated front- of rock ‘n’ roll’s finest out- and grooving and flashing man, twirling the mic fits. Their self-titled debut wide grins. album in 1974 remains a The set list was sublime. stand and encouraging classic; rock radio has their “Live For the Music” and audience participation, hits “Can’t Get Enough,” “Movin On” were rocking, not that the mostly Baby “Movin On” and “Ready bluesy gems. “Feel Like Boomer crowd needed any for Love” in steady rota- Making Love,” with Rod- prompting. He also gave tion. Those three tunes gers blowing a bit of har- his bandmates a chance to were performed with gus- monica and the rhythm shine. Kirke played acous- to Saturday night, and section in perfect sync, tic guitar and sang lead on the audience stood and sent the crowd into de- “All Because of You,” a love sang — nay, cathartically lirium. “Ready For Love,” song to his wife. Leese did screamed — every word. a Ralphs song that first double duty on “All Along Rodgers and Kirke are appeared on an album by the Watchtower,” which aided these days by bass- his former band Mott the was more Hendrix than COURTESY PHOTO ist Todd Ronning and Hoople, was a standout. Dylan, singing and un- guitar master Howard On “Seagull,” a ballad leashing a mindblowing The British group The Zombies traced their “Odessey” through more Leese, who spent 23 years from the debut album, solo. than a half century of rock at the Cabot in Beverly Friday. Looking for the next ‘Hamilton?’ try ‘Oswald’

By Michael Granberry it with a standing ovation crime itself as well as who the Assassination of JFK.” pecting there was a con- Broadway in the 21st cen- TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE each time it ended. spins the story, as page Upon its release in 1993, spiracy that culminated in tury? The answer might In an interview before its after cobwebbed page is The New York Times a presidential murder on best be described in the DALLAS — In 1964, arrival at the Firehouse turned by the hand of his- called it “by far the most Elm Street in Dallas. But title of a book published in in the wake of President in May, Beans called the tory. lucid and compelling ac- voluminous reporting put 1999: Everyone is looking John F. Kennedy’s assas- project “the story of Lee The media were invited count ... of what probably him on a different course, for “the new, new thing.” sination, noted journalist Harvey Oswald, but two to the Farmers Branch did happen in Dallas — a fate that also befell Dale Harrison Salisbury issued And the new, new thing in actors portray him. We performances, and, yes, and what almost certainly Myers, who wrote the de- this case has everything a proclamation: “The year have the man who did it we too have questions. did not.” finitive book on Oswald’s 2000 will see men still to do with the Broadway and the man who did not, So, we decided to consult I began on a light note, murder of Dallas police megahit, “Hamilton.” arguing about the presi- telling Posner that “Os- Officer J.D. Tippit, titled which sort of buys into the a pair of foremost experts In fact, those who cre- dent’s death.” His timing unknown, some of the con- to hear what they have to wald” features a pair of “With Malice.” ated “Oswald” acknowl- was off, of course. spiracy theories, some of say. Oswalds, prompting him What we wanted to edged in a “talkback” af- It’s 2019, and men and the gray areas of the story We found it noteworthy to say: “Please don’t tell know was this: Why at- ter a matinee that today’s women alike are still as we know it.” that those staging the me they sing a duet.” tempt such a musical? arguing about it. Or, Beans says the show will show, from tenors to so- They do not. They sing Why take a page of histo- Broadway wunderkinds they’re crafting a poten- allow us “to see some of pranos to producers, fit multiple duets, to which ry so bedeviled with a lack share the same crowded tial Broadway musical the events leading up to the description of millen- he reacted with a groan of consensus and risk it, dream: They all want to that offers two charac- the assassination, in real nial (those born between and a laugh: “Oh, no!” not as a straight play, but score the next “Hamilton.” ters named Lee Harvey time, with two different 1981 and 1996, or 23 to WHY A MUSICAL? as a musical, in the high- So, why not turn to what Oswald — one who act- outcomes.” 38 in age). Except for one Posner has long said that ly competitive, cutthroat worked before? And that, ed alone, as the Warren The story is told through character — Marina, the he began his quest sus- environment known as of course, means history. Commission said he did, the eyes of Marina Os- widow of suspected assas- or one who served as the wald, the widow of the sin Lee Harvey Oswald, point man in a dark con- man believed to be the as- who, like him, appears as Tap - Ballet - Jazz - Contemporary - Hip Hop - Gymnastics - Karate spiracy. As defined by the sassin of President John F. two characters, one young, script, they are: The Lone Kennedy in Dallas on Nov. the other as an older wom- Gunman and The Patsy. 22, 1963. an. We should add that Open House Such is the idea behind “What does it mean to not once is she portrayed “Oswald,” a new musical, live with the name Oswald unfavorably. If anything, whose 27-song score drew is a strong theme in the hers is an empathetic por- Tuesday, Aug. 27, 5 - 8 p.m. what casting director and show,” Beans says. trait. (We reached out to producer Ally Beans calls Those who conceived the woman herself, Ma- an enthusiastic response it are richly talented, rina Oswald Porter, who from a sold-out crowd Aug. bringing with them from lives in Rockwall, and who 19 at The Green Room New York to Texas showy is now 78, but did not hear 42 in New York City. Pro- Broadway credentials. The back.) ducers unveiled the score songs were moving, mes- As someone who has and commissioned Broad- merizing. And the concept written scores of Kenne- way vocalists to sing it in alone is so bold and dar- dy assassination stories hopes of luring potential ing, its creators deserve — my interest began as investors. hosannas for having the a sixth-grade student in It’s not yet Broadway, chutzpah to even try it. Dallas on the day he died but it’s the next step in And yet, in the same way — I have learned much of a pursuit that began at that its volatile subject what I know by turning to the Firehouse Theatre in matter provokes a mine- people whose work I re- Farmers Branch, which field of questions, so too spect, who have dealt with Don’t miss out on all the fun! hosted a staged reading of does “Oswald.” Salisbury Dallas’ darkest day as art- the musical in May. had no idea how right he fully as anyone I know. It’s time to register for Fall Classes Despite being billed as was. I made my first call to less than a full production, THE CASTING Gerald Posner, who fin- Call (781) 595-8811 for more information its creators sold tickets, The web of questions ished as a finalist for the Visit our website ... BettyCardsStudioB.com and all four performances surrounding what really Pulitzer Prize for having sold out. 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More than a thousand people attended the Festival La Voz, presented by Heineken, at Fraser CELEBRATING CULTURE Field Sunday afternoon. The family-friendly event was aimed at celebrating the Latino AND COMMUNITY culture and the city’s diversity. The international roster of top music talent and local perform- ers included headliners, Domin- ican singer Alexandra, queen of the Bachata; Honduran singer El Sherif; and vocalist Francisco Lemus Algodon, of El Salvador. The Honduran group Kazzabe had been scheduled to appear, but could not make it due to visa issues. For the first two years, the fes- tival was held at McManus Field, but its substantial growth result- ed in the need for a larger venue. Major sponsors included, among others, The City of Lynn, North Shore Community College, Pride Motor Group, Family Caregivers, Salem Five, the Roberto Clem- ente Foundation, Old Neighbor- hood Foods, Caldwell, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, PHOTOS | PAULA MULLER Beyond Walls, Eastern Bank, A. Junior Amaya, left, of Manchester, N.H., and Christopher Castillo, of Lawrence, celebrate with the Hon- James Lynch Insurance Agen- duran flag. cy Inc., Tufts Health Plan and Woods & Associates Insurance Agency, Inc.

Valentina Rocha, of Marblehead, sings.

Daisy Felic, 3, with her brother, Draylen Felic, of Lynn, visit with Cookie Monster, Barney and Scooby Doo.

Attendees sing and dance.

From left, Ivana Perez, Miss Teen Republica Domin- icana USA; Cristal Kathrine Santana, Miss Re- Rodriguez, publica Dominicana left, and Maria USA; and Mia dela Mziouak, both of Rocha, Miss Teen Lynn, dance to Universe Massachu- the Latin music. setts, smile.

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By Harold Rivera play Division I football. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR We’re all ready to attack it. There’s no nervousness. NORTH ANDOVER — Everyone’s ready to play.” Every youth football play- A 2016 English graduate, er aspires to play for a Di- Shepherd played four sea- vision I college program. sons of varsity football for A pair of locals, Lynn’s coaches Peter Holey and Daekwon Shepherd and Chris Carroll. Looking to Peabody’s Jake Doherty, stay close to Lynn, Shep- will watch that dream be- herd took his talents to Mer- come a reality at Merri- rimack after an impressive mack College this season. career with the Bulldogs. The Warriors, making “My overnight at Mer- the jump up from Divi- rimack was a good expe- sion II, will compete in rience,” Shepherd said. “I the Northeast Conference liked the people, the coach- of the Football Champion- es and the environment ship Subdivision. here. It’s close to home. I Shepherd and Doherty liked everything about it.” feel Merrimack’s prepared A shoulder injury suffered for the leap. during the early stages of “Everyone’s accepting the his college career placed a challenge that we’re mov- bump on the road for Shep- ing to Division I,” Shepherd, herd. He bounced back with a safety/outside linebacker, a big redshirt freshman said. “Everyone’s looking season last fall, when he forward to the challenge, helped Merrimack’s de- everyone’s communicating. fense with 41 tackles (27 The team looks good.” solo), four pass deflections, “Everyone’s ready,” two interceptions and two PHOTOS | MERRIMACK COLLEGE Doherty, a tight end, said. forced fumbles over 10 Daekwon Shepherd, an English graduate, will Jake Doherty, a tight end, says everyone on the “Everyone’s eager to get games. be playing safety and outside linebacker this Merrimack team is anxious to test themselves a taste of what it’s like. season for the Warriors as they make the move at the Division 1 level. It’s everyone’s dream to MERRIMACK, B2 to the Division 1 level. Injury bug Spartan boys hits English hoping for girls soccer more history

By Mike Alongi By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF LYNN — The English girls soccer LYNN — The St. Mary’s boys soccer team just can’t seem to catch a break. team is coming off a historic season in After a tough 2018 season that saw 2018. The Spartans won 20 games and the Bulldogs go 3-15-1 and lose eight advanced all the way to the Division 4 seniors to graduation, the 2019 season state championship before losing 3-1 to was set to be one where English could Bromfield. That success, and the experi- turn the page and start fresh. ence from it, are what will help drive a “It was a tough year last year for young Spartans squad this fall. sure,” said English coach Ed McNeil, “Experience is key for us,” St. Mary’s now in his 15th season at the helm. coach Mike D’Agostino said. “All my re- “We’re trying to turn the page, but we turning players got that edge of playing have some challenges in front of us. We in regular season games and tourna- were coming into this year with some ment games. They all felt what it was good, experienced players, but then the like. To go down by three goals and fight injuries came.” back and get a goal in the state final, Three projected key players for the it wasn’t the outcome we wanted but I Bulldogs coming into the year — se- was pleased with the success.” niors Brooke Zahine, Kaitlyn Bowden The Spartans graduated plenty of tal- and Jenny Matul — are now out with ent from last year and while those roles injuries that could jeopardize their en- may be hard to fill, D’Agostino expects tire seasons. Numbers were low for try- the Spartans to begin right where they outs last week as well, meaning depth left off. might be an issue for this year’s English “Joey Thongsythavong is moving on team. to play at Norwich, Nick Pappas is at “We’re really hoping that we can get Lasell and Olu George may give it a try the numbers up at next week’s practices, at UMass Amherst,” D’Agostino said. because depth is a concern when you start “Seeing these kids playing college soc- out the year down three players right out cer is great. That’s something I really of the gate,” said McNeil. “We did have take pride in. several girls who were on vacation at the “It’s been hard trying to fill those start of practice this week, so hopefully rolls,” D’Agostino said. “But a lot of the our numbers will go up moving forward.” younger kids have the experience. We But it’s not all doom and gloom for En- go to those tournament games and we glish. There are a number of promising bring everyone. It may seem strange to players returning to the field this year, have 45 kids on the bench but I play ev- including last year’s leading scorer Me- eryone that I take. The younger kids got lissa Zayas. As a freshman in 2018, Zayas the experience from that. We’re going to scored 17 of English’s 21 goals on the be young and we might look small but season and was the clear driving force of all these kids play club soccer and are the offense. She returns now as a more mature players.” experienced sophomore, but McNeil sees ITEM FILE PHOTO This year the Spartans have just five that as a positive and a negative. seniors but still have plenty of leaders, Julianna Perry will be counted on as one of the senior leaders for the ENGLISH, B2 English girls soccer team this fall. ST. MARY’S, B2 Classical golfers have a lot of holes to ll

By Harold Rivera season’s roster. Among those ITEM SPORTS EDITOR 12 were Brett Bucklin, Bren- dan Lannon and Andrew LYNN — The 2018 season Patrie. was a step in the right di- “We had a lot of seniors and rection for the Classical golf they were a big part of our team. success,” Morrison said. “We The Rams went 13-4 had experience up and down during the regular season, the lineup. Andrew, Brendan made plenty of noise in the and Brett all played well last Northeastern Conference year. They always matched and qualified for the Divi- up against the best three sion 1 North state tourna- players of our opponents and ment. they always held their own.” “We couldn’t have asked Returning to the mix this for anything better,” Clas- fall are Kyle McCarthy, Tim sical coach Jack Morrison, Nerich and Luke Rao — entering his 15th year at the three seniors projected to helm, said. “That was a lot assume big roles. of wins for our program. We “I know it’s cliche but those had a really good team too. three have big shoes to fill,” That was far and away our Morriso said. “Those three best season, from what I’ve guys (Bucklin, Lannon, seen.” Patrie) were everything that But now it’s time to turn I could’ve hoped for. They ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM FILE PHOTO the page on 2018 and get were great in leadership as started on 2019. And the well.” Mike D’Agostino says last year’s Tim Nerich is one of the returning golfers this year Rams will have to do so experience should bear fruit for for Classical. without 12 seniors from last CLASSICAL, B2 the St. Mary’s boys soccer team. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2019 Luck: Cycle of injuries ruined joy of football INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — rehab and the injuries. ... I He was good enough to Andrew Luck was unique. respect the hell out of it. I lead the Colts to playoff He loved football. He think it takes a whole lot appearances in each of loves life even more. to walk away from a ton of his first three seasons, the So when the 29-year- money like that.” 2014 AFC Championship old Luck thought another Colts owner Jim Irsay game and orchestrate the long, laborious comeback estimates Luck could have second-largest comeback in journey jeopardized his fu- made as much as $500 playoff history. And when ture, he believed walking million if he lasted as long he returned healthy last away from the sport and as Brett Favre, Tom Brady season, he took the Colts potentially hundreds of or Peyton Manning, Luck’s back to the playoffs and was millions of dollars was the predecessor. a runaway winner in the only logical choice. But Luck was never in it league’s Comeback Player “For the last four years or for the money or the fame of the Year award balloting. so, I’ve been in this cycle of — like others who left the It just wasn’t enough for injury, pain, rehab — inju- game on their terms and Luck. ry, pain, rehab — and it’s in their prime. “We all expect we’re go- been unceasing, unrelent- Barry Sanders retired ing to play this game for- ing, both in season and off at age 31 after winning ever,” Seattle quarterback season,” Luck said follow- four NFL rushing titles Russell Wilson said. “The ing Saturday night’s loss and within reach of break- reality is for most players, to the Chicago Bears. “I felt ing Walter Payton’s career it’s not very long. No mat- stuck in it, and the only rushing record. At age 30, ter how good we are, or way I see out is to no longer Calvin Johnson called it whatever it may be, there’s play football. It’s taken my quits after his sixth straight life after this game, too. I joy of this game away.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Pro Bowl appearance. Jim think that’s a thing we al- The announcement and Andrew Luck struggles to get through Saturday night’s news confer- Brown walked away at age ways have to balance and the timing — two weeks encer as he announces his retirement from the Indianapolis Colts and 30 for a budding movie ca- always have to weigh.” before the Indianapo- professional football. reer, less than a year after Luck is the sixth quar- lis Colts’ season opener winning his third and final terback of the 11 selected against the Los Angeles ing pain in his lower left leg no matter how difficult he Luck just happens to be MVP award. in 2012 out of football. Chargers — shocked the forced him off the practice did what his heart told him the biggest name yet on They never came back, Wilson and Nick Foles, football world. field yet again, Luck told and I am proud of him for that expanding list. and Luck said he doesn’t both third-round picks But this was not a spur- reporters that he prom- being honest with himself “I think it takes an im- anticipate a return, either, that year, own Super of-the-moment decision. ised himself after playing and the team,” said former mense amount of courage, though he’s young enough Bowl rings. Kirk Cousins, After three inju- through the shoulder pain Colts coach Chuck Pagano, an immense amount of to do it. a fourth-rounder, is the ry-plagued seasons, Luck in 2016 and missing the en- now the defensive coordina- self-reflection and a lot of Many others, such as Hall starter in Minnesota. returned last year with tire 2017 season, he would tor for the Bears. “With An- guts to do what he is do- of Famers Gale Sayers and The other two still a new perspective about be honest with himself, his drew it was always about ing,” Houston defensive Terrell Davis, were forced around — Robert Griffin the physical pain, mental coaches, teammates and more than football.” end J.J. Watt said. “I am out by injuries or age. III and Ryan Tannehill fatigue and emotional ag- the organization about how While some fans booed sure people have their Luck seems to be a com- — had promising careers ony it took to keep fight- his body felt. Luck as he left the field ways of looking at it and bination of the two, large- derailed by injuries, too. ing his way back. Late last At the time, Luck said he Saturday night, other their ways of trying to say ly the result of a porous Griffin, the No. 2 pick who summer, he described his thought even limited prac- players supported him. what they would do in his offensive line that allowed played high school football state of mind throughout tices were detrimental to They understand how shoes. But the truth is, no the top overall draft pick in Texas like Luck and the continual rehab with himself and the team. dangerous and debilitat- one is in his shoes. Nobody in 2012 to take more hits beat Luck out for the 2011 words such as “sad,” “mis- “It took great courage to ing the sport can be, which has to go through what he than any quarterback in Heisman Trophy award, is erable” and “scared.” make his decision to walk is why some are quitting has had to go through. No- the league during his first fighting for a roster spot in Last month, as the linger- away from the game, but at earlier ages. body has been through the five seasons. Baltimore. Doherty, Shepherd are ready for some Division 1 football

MERRIMACK counselor at English. I still He feels the Warriors From B1 go visit her sometimes.” have all the pieces in place Now at full strength, Doherty’s entering his to succeed in Division I. Shepherd’s excited to junior season. He gradu- “I think the team’s de- build on last season’s suc- ated from Peabody High veloping well,” Doherty cess. Things have gone in 2017 and played four said. “Our defense is according to plan through years of varsity football strong and our offense is the first few weeks of the for Tanners coach Mark very powerful. People are preseason. Bettencourt. saying we’re going to have “Our goal is to compete “The guys I played with, a hard time in Division I. I every game at a high lev- I still have friendships really don’t see it that way. Whether it’s a Division I el, make sure we’re exe- with those guys,” Doherty said. “The way we got after team or a Division II team, cuting everything and do it in practice, we had some we’re always ready to take everything by our game tough, gritty guys on the on whoever’s in front of plan,” Shepherd said. “Ev- team. You’re always going us.” erybody’s taking the chal- to have friendships with Things are also going lenge head on. We’re all those guys.” well for him academically. confident that we’re ready He sees a similar style of “I’m in the honors pro- to compete at this level. play at Merrimack. gram at Merrimack,” ITEM FILE PHOTO We’re all getting ready for “We’re tough and gritty,” Doherty, a business major, the season.” English girls soccer coach Ed McNeil says this year’s schedule will do his Doherty said. “One of our said. “I’ve made president’s team no favors. Shepherd credited Car- mottos on the team is ‘Mack list. My GPA is very good. roll and Holey, and English Tough.’ We try to be the Everything’s going in well High guidance counselor toughest team out there.” from that point. It’s tough English girls soccer team hit with injury bug Kara Baletsa for helping Doherty played four but once I adjusted to it, it him get to Merrimack. games during his fresh- was easy to get into a rou- ENGLISH excited about getting out to be made easy for the “The coaches (at English) man season (2017) and tine. It’s definitely a jam- were always on top of us, From B1 on the field and seeing Bulldogs in terms of their recorded two tackles as a packed schedule during play this year,” McNeil making sure we were exe- “She was such a great schedule, as a number of special teams contributor. the week but you figure out said. “Arianna should be cuting and playing at our player for us last year, she high-powered programs He saw his first college a way to get it all done.” able to help a little bit on best level,” Shepherd said. was really all of our of- — Danvers, Marblehead, snaps at tight end last fall, Doherty’s support sys- offense and Elyse looked “They were helping us get fense,” McNeil said. “But Beverly to name a few — when he caught two pass- tem has played a big role really good in net early on, ready for college, especial- the problem with that is, are back on the docket for es for 37 yards in eight in his success. so we’re trending in the ly toward my junior and all of the opposing teams this year. McNeil knows games. “My parents (Linda and right direction there.” senior seasons. They made know that now too. She that the key to competing “My goal is to impact John) my sister (Madison) And then there’s the se- sure we were prepared to gets an awful lot of atten- against those good teams the team as best I can, no and my girlfriend (Hanni nior leadership that will play at the next level. matter what I’m doing on Alward) have always been tion out there on the field will be to have some solid be on the field this year depth on the roster. “I still stay in touch with the field,” Doherty said. by my side,” Doherty said. now, so it’s going to be im- in Julianna Perry, Ravyn “The schedule is not go- Coach Carroll here and “Whether it’s at tight end “They’ve always support- portant to give her help.” Rapley and Dayana Gam- ing to do us any favors, there. I see Coach Holey or whatever special teams ed me. I owe them a huge There are also ris- boni. sometimes when I’m back unit I’m on. I’m trying to ‘thank you’ for that.” ing young players like “Those three are going that’s for sure,” said Mc- home in Lynn. (Baletsa) make an impact in the run Merrimack opens the sophomore sweeper Ar- to be our leaders this year, Neil. “There are some played a big part in help- game as well, whatever season Saturday (6) when ianna Garcia, who will for sure,” said McNeil. “Ju- very tough teams in the ing me find Merrimack. I can do to help the team it hosts Lynchburg (VA) at have a bigger role on the lianna is very impressive, Northeastern Conference, She was my guidance win.” Duane Stadium. team this year. Sopho- she’s also the captain of and we face most of them more Elyse Newsom also the softball and basketball in a stretch of two weeks St. Mary’s boys soccer looking for more magic stepped up to fill the void teams. Ravyn plays bas- during the season. It’s go- in goal, and played well ketball as well and Daya- ing to be tough.” ST. MARY’S some new faces will help of work to do in the back.” in some exhibition games na is a good leader, so we The Bulldogs open the From B1 round out the Spartans D’Agostino is excited over the summer. feel really good about new season in the Lynn City Soccer Tournament starting with senior cap- roster. for some new foes on the “We do have some good those three.” tains Kevin Perez and “I was nervous coming in Spartans’ schedule this young players who we’re Things aren’t going against Tech Sept. 7. Matt Gallego and junior for numbers but right now year and the challenge it captain Jackson Nickolau. we’re around 37 which is will bring his young squad. Classical golf team has several holes to fill “Matt filled in well last great,” D’Agostino said. “Our biggest strength year in goal,” D’Agostino “Dilan Moroney is a fresh- is the passion these kids CLASSICAL on the mental aspects of and there’s a lot to it. man and a great player said. “Teams we played have,” D’Agostino said. From B1 the game. We have to get them into that should put in some didn’t even know that we “The maturity and expe- Juniors Matt Devin and “Our schedule is going to shape as far as thinking lost our starting goalie. It’s minutes for us. Josh Chez rience will be big for play- Kyle Finnigan also return be a lot tougher this year,” good and doing the little a hard spot to be in and he is a junior from Lynn. He’s offs. We want to set that to the team. Morrison said. “We’re things right.” was very nervous but he going to be a big offensive tone right away in the “Matt and Kyle are go- looking OK in practice but Classical opens the sea- player for us. He creates a stepped up well. Kevin is City Tournament. We’re ing to be in the middle of we’re going to have to do son with a tough test out great way to find the net. just like his brother No- a small Division 4 school the lineup,” Morrison said. everything right to try and of the gate. The Rams Ryan Fraher (sophomore) lan. He has passion run- and a lot of people forget “I’m hoping that they can make another run at the will travel to Olde Salem ning around and he’s a will fill in outside-mid. He that because we play a lot keep the middle of the tournament. We’re going Green for a match with great offensive player. We steps up and I’m pleased to win some and we’re go- of powerhouses. St. John’s lineup going with steady Northeastern Conference expect him to be a leading to plug him in wherever ing to lose some. To be suc- and Lincoln-Sudbury are play.” opponent Salem Sept. 3. goal scorer among a cou- we need him. And newcomer Brady cessful we’re going to have a few and this year we’re “Salem might’ve ran the ple other guys. “A lot of juniors and Warren “has looked pretty to pay attention to detail. adding another Division table last year and the “Jackson is a lot like sophomores will play,” good at tryouts,” Morrison “We’re only two rounds Joey (Thongsythavong) D’Agostino said. “We just 1 opponent in Peabody. said. “He’s going to see in and we’re just working year before,” Morrison in his game,” D’Agostino want to get in a groove We’re excited to stay com- some action as a fresh- on the basics and trying to said. “That’s a big match said. “He’s a younger cap- like last year. We’re going petitive and challenge man.” play smart when we’re out for us because I think we tain but he has that ma- to have a different philos- ourselves.” The Rams have a cou- there. These guys are ath- can compete this year. turity. He’s stepped up in ophy and formation. It’s a St. Mary’s kicks off the ple practice rounds un- letes. Their main sports We’ll see where we’re at that role so well.” bit of a different look but season Sept. 4 in the Lynn der their belts thus far. are hockey and baseball. I after that match. It’s early Along with their cap- we’re excited. It’s a differ- City Tournament against Through the early going, think thirdly they’re golf- but that’ll be a good mea- tains, a young core and ent philosophy with a lot Classical (7). the main focus has been ers. Golf’s a hard game suring stick for us.” MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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American League National League East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 84 47 .641 _ Atlanta 80 52 .606 _ Tampa Bay 76 56 .576 8½ Washington 73 57 .562 6 Boston 70 62 .530 14½ Philadelphia 67 62 .519 11½ Toronto 53 80 .398 32 New York 67 63 .515 12 Baltimore 43 88 .328 41 Miami 47 82 .364 31½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 79 51 .608 _ St. Louis 71 58 .550 _ Cleveland 76 55 .580 3½ Chicago 69 61 .531 2½ Chicago 60 70 .462 19 Milwaukee 67 63 .515 4½ Kansas City 46 85 .351 33½ Cincinnati 60 69 .465 11 Detroit 39 89 .305 39 Pittsburgh 55 75 .423 16½ West Division West Division PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 85 47 .644 _ Los Angeles 86 45 .656 _ Red Sox starting pitcher Brian Johnson works against a San Diego Padres batter during the sec- Oakland 74 55 .574 9½ San Francisco 65 65 .500 20½ ond inning of Sunday’s game. Texas 64 68 .485 21 Arizona 65 66 .496 21 Los Angeles 63 70 .474 22½ San Diego 60 69 .465 25 Seattle 56 75 .427 28½ Colorado 58 73 .443 28 Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games L.A. Dodgers 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 Washington 7, Chicago Cubs 2 Baltimore 7, Tampa Bay 1 L.A. Dodgers 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 Machado keeps Sox from sweeping Houston 5, L.A. Angels 2 Philadelphia 9, Miami 3 Texas 4, Chicago White Sox 0 Pittsburgh 14, Cincinnati 0 Cleveland 4, Kansas City 2 St. Louis 6, Colorado 0 SAN DIEGO (AP) — It the Baltimore Orioles. makes me feel really good Johnson (1-3) went three Minnesota 8, Detroit 5 Atlanta 9, N.Y. Mets 5 took just one swing by “You’ve got to come out when your team puts up innings, allowing three Boston 5, San Diego 4 Milwaukee 4, Arizona 0 Toronto 7, Seattle 5 Boston 5, San Diego 4 Manny Machado in the with some wins,” Machado three automatically.” runs and four hits while San Francisco 10, Oakland 5 San Francisco 10, Oakland 5 first inning to give the San said. “Today we started off His only big mistake was walking three and strik- Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games Baltimore 8, Tampa Bay 3 St. Louis 11, Colorado 4 Diego Padres all the runs the game giving our pitch- allowing J.D. Martinez’s ing out one. Kansas City 9, Cleveland 8, 10 innings Miami 3, Philadelphia 2 they’d need to avoid being ers a nice little lead early 411-foot home run into the “They only scored three Minnesota 7, Detroit 4 Atlanta 2, N.Y. Mets 1 Chicago White Sox 2, Texas 0 Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati 8 swept by the defending on and our pitching staff, top balcony of the Western runs,” Red Sox manager Houston 11, L.A. Angels 2 Arizona 5, Milwaukee 2 Metal Supply Co. Building Seattle 3, Toronto 1 Washington 7, Chicago Cubs 5, 11 innings World Series champion Joey, everyone that came Alex Cora said. “We didn’t San Diego 3, Boston 1 San Diego 3, Boston 1 Boston Red Sox. out of the bullpen, they in the left-field corner for do much offensively today. San Francisco 5, Oakland 4 San Francisco 5, Oakland 4 N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Dodgers, 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Dodgers, 7:05 p.m. Machado hit a two-run did their job today. They Boston’s first hit of the We didn’t generate too Monday’s Games Monday’s Games home run — his first in held that lead. It was big game with two outs in the much pressure on them, Oakland (Bailey 11-8) at Kansas City Atlanta (Teheran 8-8) at Colorado (TBD), fourth. It was his 31st. (Keller 7-13), 8:15 p.m. ppd. more than three weeks — to come out with a win.” and that was the game.” N.Y. Yankees (Happ 10-8) at Seattle (TBD), Pittsburgh (Musgrove 8-12) at Philadelphia and left-hander Joey Luc- It was the Padres’ 190th In the previous inning, NICE CATCH 10:10 p.m. (Vargas 6-6), 7:05 p.m. homer of the season, set- Martinez tracked down Tuesday’s Games St. Louis (Wainwright 9-9) at Milwaukee chesi pitched five decent Boston’s Jackie Brad- Baltimore at Washington, 7:05 p.m. (González 2-1), 7:05 p.m. innings in the Padres’ 3-1 ting the franchise’s season rookie Ty France’s double ley Jr. made a spectacu- Atlanta at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Cincinnati (Gray 9-6) at Miami (Smith 8-7), Cleveland at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m. win Sunday. record. into the left field corner lar leaping catch of Luis Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 Arizona (Young 5-3) at San Francisco Machado, the $300 mil- Lucchesi (9-7) allowed and threw to shortstop Urias’ fly ball at the top p.m. (Beede 3-7), 9:45 p.m. Tampa Bay at Houston, 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (May 1-2) at San Diego lion slugger, drove a pitch one run and three hits in Xander Bogaerts, who of the wall in center field Oakland at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. (Lauer 6-8), 10:10 p.m. from left-hander Brian five innings, struck out nailed Eric Hosmer trying opening the fourth, grab- Boston at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Baltimore at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Johnson for his 27th ho- three and walked two. to score from first to end bing the wall briefly with N.Y. Yankees at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. mer to give the Padres a “I came out with the the frame. his right hand to steady Atlanta at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. 3-0 lead. It was the third mindset of just hitting the Rookie Andres Muñoz himself. Cincinnati at Miami, 7:10 p.m. straight hit off Johnson to glove, attacking,” Lucchesi struck out Martinez with “Just get back there and St. Louis at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. Boston at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. open the inning. Manuel said. “It feels great, man. runners on the corners to time up my leap,” Bradley Arizona at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. Margot hit a leadoff dou- Feels great for the team. end the eighth. said. “I didn’t have to nec- L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. ble, stole third and scored Super happy.” Kirby Yates bounced essarily get on the wall, on Francisco Mejia’s sin- He said being handed back after taking the loss but it’s one of those ones TRANSACTIONS gle. the early lead was “a con- Saturday night, pitching a where the wind is blowing Machado hadn’t connect- fidence booster, for sure. perfect ninth for his major out a little bit, so I’d rather BASEBALL American Association ed since July 30 in a home I was already motivated, league-leading 37th save get up there and ask ques- American League GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — loss to his original team, just attack, attack. But it in 40 chances. tions later.” BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Placed LHP Released OFs Nick Herzog and M.J. John Means on the family medical Rookard. emergency list. Recalled RHP Tayler MILWAUKEE MILKMEN — Released Scott from Norfolk (IL). LHP Nick Bozman. McIlroy now a two-time FedEx winner CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Reinstated ST. PAUL SAINTS — Released RHP LHP Jace Fry from the paternity list. Ryan Smith. Optioned RHP José Ruiz to Charlotte SIOUX CITY EXPLORERS — Released ATLANTA (AP) — The field. (IL). RHP Alex House. crowd rushing to circle It will boost him to No. 2 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed 3B SIOUX FALLS CANARIES — Released the 18th green. The steady in the world behind Koep- José Ramírez on the 10-day IL. RHP Jake Esch. chants. It all sounded so ka. Recalled INF Yu Chang from Colum- FOOTBALL bus (IL). National Football League familiar to Rory McIlroy LPGA TOUR HOUSTON ASTROS — Recalled LHP ARIZONA CARDINALS — Released at East Lake, with one big AURORA, Ontario (AP) Framber Valdez from Round Rock LBs Andre Branch, Jeff Holland and difference. (PCL). Optioned RHP Cy Sneed to — Top-ranked Jin Young Hayes Pullard. Placed WR Hakeem On Sunday, it was all for Ko closed with an 8-under Round Rock. Butler and DB Josh Shaw on IR. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Reinstated him. CHICAGO BEARS — Claimed OL 64 on Sunday to win the RHP Clay Buchholz from the 60-day Tommy Doles off waivers from Atlan- One year after he was CP Women’s Open by five IL and RHP Ken Giles from the pater- ta. an overlooked bystander nity list. Optioned RHPs Brock Stew- shots over Nicole Broch GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed LB art and Justin Shafer to Buffalo (IL). as Tiger Woods celebrat- Larsen. James Folston and CB Jocquez Kalili. Designated RHP Nick Kingham for ed the missing piece of his Waived S Josh Jones. The South Korean pulled assignment. comeback by winning the NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Signed away with six birdies on National League LB Scooby Wright and RB Robert Tour Championship, McIl- the back nine to finish the CHICAGO CUBS — Placed LHP Derek roy surged past Brooks Holland on the 10-day IL, retroactive Martin. Released DL Keionta Davis tournament at 26-under to Aug. 24. Recalled INF David Bote and WR Maurice Harris. Placed LB Koepka and delivered a Brandon King on IR. 262. from Iowa (PCL). clutch par putt when he Defending champion COLORADO ROCKIES — Recalled OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed DT needed it to win the FedEx Corey Liuget and LB Bryson Allen-Wil- Brooke Henderson of Can- RHP Antonio Senzatela from Albu- Cup and the $15 million querque (PCL). Optioned RHP DJ liams. Placed RB Doug Martin on IR. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ada (69) finished seven Released LS Andrew DePaola. prize, the biggest payout Johnson to Albuquerque. shots off the lead in a tie MIAMI MARLINS — Recalled RHP SOCCER in golf history. Rory McIlroy won the Tour Championship golf for third place with Amer- Kyle Keller from New Orleans (PCL). Major League Soccer “It’s amazing how dif- tournament Sunday, earning a record-break- Optioned RHP Tyler Kinley to New COLORADO RAPIDS — Named Robin ferent things can be in a ing $15 million prize. ican Lizette Salas (64). Orleans. Fraser coach. year,” McIlroy said. Ko and Broch Larsen, MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Placed COLLEGE who is from Denmark, en- RHP Jeremy Jeffress on the 10-day EAST CAROLINA — Suspended LB With two final birdies, the 18th hole to watch the head start based on par IL. Recalled RHP Ray Black from San Delvontae Harris and CB Juan Powell McIlroy closed with a finish. depending on their stand- tered the final round tied Antonio (PCL). indefinitely after they were accused 4-under 66 to end a mar- “I must say, I didn’t en- ing in the FedEx Cup. Jus- for the lead. of breaking into a car. NEW YORK METS — Recalled RHP athon day at the storm-de- joy that walk last year like tin Thomas was the No. 1 The round was broken Chris Mazza from Syracuse (IL). UCLA — Announced sophomore LB up into trios, with groups Optioned RHP Chris Flexen to Syra- Bo Calvert is out indefinitely due to a layed Tour Championship everyone else did,” McIl- seed and started at 10-un- cuse. violation of NCAA rules. and finished four shots roy said. “I never took the der par before a shot was teeing off at the first and ahead of Xander Schauf- fight to Tiger.” hit. 10th tees to ensure it TODAY IN SPORTS fele. He joined Woods as McIlroy had more than McIlroy was the No. 5 didn’t run up against the the only players to win the the $15 million prize on seed and started at 5 un- PGA’s Tour Championship Aug. 26 Little League World Series and hits FedEx Cup twice since it his mind. der. finale. 1912 — Maurice McLoughlin beats two home runs as defending champi- began in 2007. He wanted to win this He finished at 18 under Ko cemented the victory Wallace F. Johnson, 3-6, 2-6, 6-2, on Long Beach, Calif., routs Bedford, He smiled at hearing outright and was keeping in the FedEx Cup fina- with birdies on four of her 6-4, 6-2 to win the U.S. Lawn Tennis N.H., 11-0 in the final of the U.S. Association men’s singles title. bracket. the chants, “Rory! Rory! score to the very end. The le. His actual score was last five holes. She earned 1913 — Maurice McLoughlin beats 1997 — Carl Lewis finishes his Rory!” from a gallery that format was changed this 13-under 267, better than $337,500 of the $2.25 mil- R. Norris Williams, 6-4, 5-7, 6-3, 6-1 track-and-field career anchoring came under the ropes on year to give top players a anyone else in the 30-man lion purse with the win. to win the men’s title at the U.S. star-studded team to victory in the national tennis championships. 400-meter relay to cap the ISTAF 1933 — Helen Hull Jacobs captures Grand Prix meet in Berlin. The team the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association of Olympic 100-meter champion Don- Louisiana blanks Curacao to win LLWS title singles title when Helen Wills Moody ovan Bailey, former world record-hold- defaults in the third set because of er Leroy Burrell and Namibian sprint back and hip pain. champion Frankie Fredericks, win in SOUTH WILLIAMS- “It felt like my glove “People from New Orle- (against Oregon), it was 1939 — The first major league base- 38.24 seconds. PORT, Pa. (AP) — For the was a magnet,” said Stan, ans and Louisiana in gen- just a matter of getting on ball game is televised. NBC-TV broad- 1999 — Michael Johnson shatters second straight day, a line who got his team into the eral are very resilient type a roll,” Frazier said. casts a doubleheader at Brooklyn’s another world record at the World Ebbets Field between the Cincinnati Championships — this time, break- drive found the glove of championship on Satur- of people,” manager Scott Pitcher Egan Prather Reds and the Dodgers. ing the 400-meter mark with a time Louisiana shortstop Stan day with a game-ending Frazier said. “And this tossed a two-hit shutout 1950 — Australia wins its third of 43.18. He cuts .11 seconds off Wiltz and a dogpile en- unassisted double play team exemplifies the resil- Sunday, throwing 88 pitch- straight Davis Cup by beating the the record of 43.29 set by Butch sued in the infield at La- against Hawaii. iency that we have from the es over six innings. His United States 4-1. Reynolds in 1988 and ties Carl 1961 — The International Hockey Lewis for the most gold medals at made Stadium. Stan was The team from subur- area that we come from.” performance in the cham- Hall of Fame officially opens in Toron- the championships with eight. fine with all that. ban New Orleans fought Frazier said he felt the pionship caps off a solid to, Canada. 2011 — The Tulsa Shock snap the Nothing seemed to go its way back through the momentum shift for his tournament on the mound 1972 — The New York Cosmos win longest losing streak in WNBA histo- the NASL championship by defeating ry with a 77-75 win over the Los wrong for the boys from losers’ bracket after drop- team when it won its first in which he picked up two the St. Louis Stars 2-1. Angeles Sparks. The Shock (2-25) River Ridge over the last ping its opening game of game of the tournament victories and struck out 19 1989 — Chris Drury pitches a had 20 straight losses before Sheryl week at the Little League the tournament to Hawaii. against Oregon. That win batters in 14 1/3 innings. five-hitter as Trumbull, Conn., Swoopes hit a jumper with 2.9 sec- World Series, and Stan’s Louisiana won six games set the club up for vic- “It makes my job really becomes the first American team onds left. since 1983 to capture the Little 2011 — Kyle Busch records his catch ended the game and in eight days, becoming tories over some of the easy to mix it up pitches League World Series with a 5-2 victo- record-breaking 50th NASCAR Busch the tournament Sunday, the first team to win the tournament’s best teams when they can execute the ry over Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Series victory, edging teammate Joey with Louisiana shutting LLWS after dropping its — New Jersey, Virginia, pitches,” Frazier said. “Ev- 1993 — Sean Burroughs, the son of Logano in the Food City 250 at the former major leaguer Jeff Burroughs, Bristol Motor Speedway. Busch breaks out Curacao 8-0 to win the first game since the tour- Hawaii and Curacao. erything worked for him pitches his second no-hitter of the a tie with Mark Martin for the record. state’s first LLWS title. nament expanded in 2001. “Once we won that game today.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2019 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man is embarrassed when wife asks people their age DEAR ABBY: My wife and have started dating a constantly craves compli- Dear Abby is written by Abigail guy. “Jake” is really sweet ments about her age. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne and nice to me, but he When we meet people, also has some depression. she regularly asks how Phillips, and was founded by her I feel like if I break up old they are, which I mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact with him, he will start think is rude and inap- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. hurting himself. I really propriate. Then she asks like him, but my parents me if I know how old they Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. also don’t know we are are, and I say “no” be- dating. He wants to be cause I don’t think it’s together forever, but I’m any of my business. She question of a stranger is care to keep my painting, not sure what’s best for then asks them, “How old not appropriate. That but I told her that she me. For now, I want to do you think I am?” Al- your wife raises the sub- owned it and it was hers focus on school and most always they guess ject because she seeks val- to do with as she chose. sports. What should I do? low, which makes her idation about her looks is To this day this inci- TEEN IN happy. sad. I’m guessing she will dent stirs up resentment COLORADO She thinks there’s stop doing it when people because she obviously something wrong with answer her question hon- didn’t wish to keep my me for not being curious DEAR TEEN: You are estly. artwork. Am I childish to an intelligent young about someone’s age. harbor this disappoint- Abby, is it appropriate woman. Tell Jake that DEAR ABBY: When- ment? your parents don’t want when meeting someone ever the opportunity to ask how old he or she you dating until you are presents itself, I donate DEJECTED ARTIST older. It is no reflection on is? To me, it’s like asking one of my framed oil IN CALIFORNIA how much they weigh — him; it is the truth. Ex- paintings for fundraising. plain that, right now, you which is also none of my On one of these occasions, DEAR ARTIST: If business! Is my wife plan to focus on school my friend and her hus- your friend hadn’t liked and sports and suggest rude, or am I the one with band purchased raffle your painting, she the problem? I like peo- that it wouldn’t hurt him tickets and won my wouldn’t have bid for it. to do the same. If he re- ple but don’t need the in- painting. They happily For whatever reason — timate details of their acts by threatening to took it home. wrong size, colors didn’t lives. harm himself, tell your Months later, there was fit in with her color parents or a trusted MINDING MY OWN to be a silent auction at scheme — it didn’t work teacher so they can in- BUSINESS an event. My friend for her. Resentment is a form his parents and he asked if I would mind if disease that eats away at can get the emotional DEAR MINDING: Many she donated that paint- relationships. Let it go. support he needs, and people dislike being asked ing to it. It disturbed me possibly professional their age, and to ask that that she obviously didn’t DEAR ABBY: I am 14 help. BRIDGE

Send a monarch to the guillotine P.G. Wodehouse wrote, “There is and exited with a low spade. East only one cure for gray hair. It was in- won with the 10 and accurately vented by a Frenchman. It is called shifted to the club five. South played the guillotine.” low from his hand and ducked in the Nowadays there is a less drastic dummy when West played the 10. way to remove gray hair. But it is hard Then West led the club two to dum- at the bridge table to sacrifice a card my’s ace. After a spade established that can win a trick, even when that his suit, declarer took eight tricks would result in a greater number of (three spades, two hearts, two dia- tricks being taken. monds and one club) for a 63 per- This deal occurred during a pairs cent score. However, if, at trick four, event at the Summer North Ameri- West had sacrificed his club king can Championships in Las Vegas last under dummy’s ace, the defenders month. could have taken two spades and As West, on lead against one no- four clubs, saving 23 percent. trump, I think I would have chosen To end today, here is a question to the heart five, preferring a major to a be answered tomorrow: During an minor and not wanting to risk lead- auction in Las Vegas, I bid one heart ing into declarer’s possible diamond on the first round and one spade on ace-queen. the second round even though my At the table I saw, South won the partner did not pass, double or re- first trick with his diamond queen double. How? MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEW

Tennis: US Open: First Round ESPN & ESPN2, beginning at 12 p.m. Live The year’s last Grand Slam returns to the USTA Bil- Lisa Henson talks the return to Thra in lie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, N.Y., with US Open early rounds beginning today. Novak Djokovic and Naomi Osaka are reigning singles “The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance” champions. ESPN and ESPN2 combine to televise the tournament through Sept. 8. Treehouse Masters Discovery Family Channel, 7 p.m. In a night that features four back-to-back episodes, Pete and his team create a whimsical treetop tasting room for Angry Orchard hard cider; a futuristic alien spaceship for musician Zac Brown’s camp for kids; a treetop escape inspired by The Swiss Family Robin- son; and a hexagonal tower with 360-degree views. So You Think You Can Dance: “Top 8 Perform” FOX, 8 p.m. Each of the top eight dancers gets another opportu- nity to impress judges Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy, Laurieann Gibson and Dominic “D-Trix” Sandoval, and fight for the nation’s vote and stay in the running to be named America’s Favorite Dancer. American Ninja Warrior: “Las Vegas National Fi- nals Night 1” NBC, 8 p.m. The series returns to Las Vegas for Night 1 of the National Finals — a four-week TV event where the season’s top competitors attempt to conquer all four stages of the world’s toughest obstacle course. The first stage will feature eight grueling obstacles, in- cluding Roulette Row and Diving Boards, which are new to the course and must be completed in less than 2 minutes, 30 seconds in order to advance to the second stage. 2019 MTV Video Music Awards MTV, 8 p.m. Live The awards show will air for the first time from New Jersey, live at the Prudential Center and hosted by comedian and actor Sebastian Maniscalco. Mystic Britain: “The Revenants” By Taylor Neumann Lisa Henson. “And so we live virtually forever, and Weaver, among many others. start our series back in that Aughra is an ancient, almost The show promises excite- The deeply layered world of Smithsonian Channel, 9 p.m. period of time before the true eternal character. … Jim Henson’s 1982 film The ment for a new generation, In the new episode “The Revenants,” Clive Anderson evil nature of the Skeksis And then there are locations effortlessly blending modern visits the best-preserved medieval village in Britain, Dark Crystal returns Aug. 30 had emerged. The inciting that we go to, like the Crys- in an all-new Netflix prequel CGI with the deft hand of where a jumble of bones found 50 years ago has re- incident of our series is that tal Castle where the Skeksis puppeteers trained in their series, The Dark Crystal: Age (the Gelfling) learn what the live, which is a set that we cently been discovered to carry the signature marks craft. For children who hav- of Resistance. Just as in the Skeksis are up to, and they actually duplicated from the of violence. Legend holds that they may have been original, the characters are en’t grown up with puppetry, realize the danger they’re original.” it’s hard to pinpoint what revenants — the medieval undead who rose from brought to the screen via the in, and that starts the Resis- The incredible voice cast in- puppetry that made Hen- makes this show different — their graves to cause chaos and spread evil. tance.” cludes Taron Egerton (Rock- son famous. This time, the While she insists that etman), Nathalie Emmanuel the textures and dimension Grand Hotel: “Art of Darkness” force behind the scenes is his watching the original film is (Game of Thrones) and Anya are one of a kind, and The ABC, 10 p.m. daughter, Lisa Henson, cur- not necessary to enjoy the se- Taylor-Joy (Glass) as the Dark Crystal: Age of Resis- Teresa (guest star Katey Sagal) hosts a charity auc- rent CEO and president of ries, there’s a lot here for old three Gelfling leads: Rian, tance presents a nostalgic tion at the hotel. Meanwhile, Alicia (Denyse Tontz) the Jim Henson Company. fans, including younger ver- Deet and Brea. Adding to experience for fans while “What you see in our show is sions of characters they know the fun are Helena Bonham making puppetry brand-new and Javi (Bryan Craig) learn more about Beatriz that there are many Gelfling and love. “Many of the char- Carter, Mark Hamill, Eddie again for children ready to (guest star Eva Longoria) and the unmarked room, all over the world of Thra — acters from The Dark Crystal Izzard, Jason Isaacs, Andy learn about the Gelfling for bringing back confusing childhood memories. they’re in seven clans,” said were long-living. The Skeksis Samberg and Sigourney the first time.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Suffolk Probate and Family Court mortgage given by Nivaldo Souza, Ivonete Souza to World Savings Bank, FSB, Docket No. ES19P2423EA 24 New Chardon Street dated April 11, 2005 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry Essex Probate and Family Court Boston, MA 02114 of Deeds in Book 24180, Page 422, of which mortgage the undersigned is the 36 Federal Street Docket No. SU19P1012GD present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose Salem, MA 01970 NOTICE AND ORDER: of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 5:00 PM on September (978)744-1020 Petition for Appointment of 23, 2019, on the mortgaged premises located at 12 Makepeace Street, Saugus, Guardian of a Minor Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Estate of: In the interests of Aleeya Silvia Sanchez Joseph M Sullivan of Boston, MA TO WIT: Date of Death: 06/26/2019 Minor The land in said Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings To all interested persons: NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: thereon and all rights and appurtenances attached thereto, being the same A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a premises presently known as and numbered 12 Makepeace St.; shown as Lots Representative has been filed by: Minor filed on 05/01/2019 by 225 and 226 on a plan of "Please Hills Park" recorded with Essex County, South Jillian J Sullivan of Saugus MA Miriam Sanchez of E. Boston, MA District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 8, Plan 16; bounded and described as requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief will be held 09/10/2019 08:30 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing follows: WESTERLY by Makepeace Street, as shown on aforesaid plan, fifty (50) as requested in the Petition. Located: 24 New Chardon Street Boston, MA 02114 (Courtroom #1) 4th floor feet; NORTHERLY by Lot 224, as shown on said plan, one hundred fifteen (115) The Petitioner requests that: 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the feet; EASTERLY by Lots 209 and 210, as shown on said plan, fifty (50) feet; and Jillian J Sullivan of Saugus MA Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written SOUTHERLY by Lot 227, as shown on said plan, one hundred fifteen (115) feet. be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety response, you need to: Containing 5,750 square feet of land, according to said plan. Meaning and on the bond in an unsupervised administration. File the original with the Court; and intending to describe and convey the premises conveyed by deed recorded with IMPORTANT NOTICE Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 18543, Page 76. You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the 3. Counsel for the Minor: The Minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on 4. Counsel for Parents: If you are a parent of the minor child who is the subject of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 18543, Page 76. the return day of 10/02/2019. this proceeding you have a right to be represented by an attorney. If you want an This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written attorney and cannot afford to pay for one and if you give proof that you are These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a indigent, an attorney will be assigned to you. Your request for an attorney should of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections be made immediately by filling out the Application of Appointment of Counsel nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice form. Submit the application form in person or by mail at the court location where titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or to you. your case is going to be heard. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM 5. Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, PROBATE CODE (MUPC) present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised interests. administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the TERMS OF SALE: Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the This is a Legal Notice: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and please contact an attorney for legal advice. will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The expenses of administration. Date: June 4, 2019 balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Pamela Casey O'Brien California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Date: August 21, 2019 Register of Probate Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the Pamela Casey O'Brien Item: August 2,26, 2019 2019 date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full Register of Probate of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Item: August 26, 2019 shall control in the event of an error in this publication. CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 18CP0226LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS BY Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER 19CP0071LY, Trial Court of Massachusetts, County Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS FARGO BANK Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex SOUTHWEST, N.A., F/K/A WACHOVIA MORTGAGE, FSB, F/K/A WORLD SAVINGS County Juvenile Court, 139 Central Avenue, Lynn, MA 01901 TO: Ana Floridalma Niz: A petition has been presented to this court by Lynn DCF, BANK, FSB seeking, as to the following child, Reyna P. Chilel Niz, that said child be found in Present holder of said mortgage TO: Stephen P. Osborne: A petition has been presented to this court by Lynn DCF, need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and seeking, as to the following child, Myleigh D. Osborne, that said child be found in Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to By its Attorneys, need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it 150 California St. receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of Newton, MA 02458 custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it the child would be served by said disposition. (617)558-0500 finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth 14766 the child would be served by said disposition. above, on the following date and time: 09/09/2019 at 09:00 AM Appeal Status Item: August 19, 26, September 2, 2019 You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth Hearing above, on the following date and time: 11/12/2019 at 09:00 AM Status You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the Hearing court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the represent you. court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date represent you. thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date matter. thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at (781) 586-0415. matter. WITNESS: Hon. Mark Newman, FIRST JUSTICE, Judith M. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at (781) 586-0415. DATE ISSUED: 08/06/2019 WITNESS: Hon. Mark Newman, FIRST JUSTICE, Judith M. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate Item: August 16, 19, 26, 2019 DATE ISSUED: 08/06/2019 Item: August 23, 26, September 2, 2019

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ASSOCIATED PRESS From the vast deserts of Saudi Arabia to the crowded neighborhoods of Beirut, a drone war has taken flight across the wider Middle East, raising the stakes in the ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Since the U.S. with- drawal from the Iran nu- clear deal last year, there has been an increasing tempo of attacks and al- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS leged threats, notably this This photo taken from the Twitter account of Iranian Foreign Minister weekend, from unmanned Mohammad Javad Zarif shows French President Emmanuel Macron, aircraft flown by Tehran’s right, and French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves le Drian, second right, and Washington’s allies in meeting Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, left in white the region. shirt, Sunday. The appeal of the air- craft — they risk no pilots and can be small enough to evade air-defense sys- Iranian envoy gets a tems — fueled their rapid use amid the maximum pressure campaigns of surprise G-7 invitation Iran and the U.S. As these strikes become more fre- quent, the risk of unwant- BIARRITZ, France (AP) Another French official said that based on Satur- ed escalation becomes — A top Iranian official said that France “is work- day night’s dinner, France PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS greater. ing in full transparency considers it important to paid an unannounced vis- The U.S. military near- A man sweeps broken glass near the 11th- check in with Zarif to con- it Sunday to the G-7 sum- with the U.S. and in full ly launched airstrikes floor building that houses the media office in a mit and headed straight transparency with Euro- tinue to bring positions against Iran after a U.S. stronghold of the Lebanese Hezbollah group, in toward the heart of the pean partners.” The Ira- closer together and ease military surveillance a southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday. city where leaders of the nian met with Macron as tensions. The official said drone was shot down in world’s major democracies well as diplomats from the French are not “medi- June. Meanwhile, Israe- have been debating how to France, Germany and ators” but think they can are rooted in the May deep in the desert of Ara- li fighter jets attack tar- 2018 U.S. withdrawal from bian Peninsula’s Empty handle the country’s nu- Britain at the Biarritz city contribute to de-escala- gets in Syria on an almost clear ambitions. hall, the official said. tion. Iran’s nuclear deal with Quarter. weekly basis, including world powers. Under the Saudi Arabia immedi- France’s surprise invi- Zarif, who is under U.S. Macron said he has no on Saturday night. Isra- tation of Iranian Foreign sanctions, had been sched- formal mandate to speak deal, Tehran limited its ately tied the attacks to el’s reason for the latest enrichment of uranium in Iran, its longtime Mideast Minister Mohammad uled to go to Asia as part for the G-7 leaders in de- bombing: To thwart what Ja­vad Zarif was a high- of a tour to seek support livering a message to Iran, exchange for sanctions re- rival. While Iran denies it called a planned Iranian arming the Houthis, the stakes gamble for French for Iran amid the Amer- but that he would be able lief. In response to Wash- drone strike. ington’s withdrawal, Iran West and United Nations President Emmanuel Ma- ican campaign against it to address the issue in Israeli aircraft then initially sought diplomatic experts say that drones cron, who is the host of the since Trump withdrew the the context of what they buzzed over Beirut on support from European used by the rebels mirror Group of Seven gathering U.S. from Tehran’s 2015 agreed to during the din- Sunday after allegedly partners still in the accord, models used by the Islam- in Biarritz. nuclear deal. ner. losing two drones hours but ever-increasing Amer- ic Republic. Zarif spent about five U.S. Treasury Secre- For several months, Ma- earlier, raising the risk of ican sanctions choked off Meanwhile, a suspected hours in Biarritz after his tary Steve Mnuchin said cron has taken a lead role a wider conflict between its sale of crude oil in the Israeli strike in Iraq last plane touched down at the Trump had not “set pre- in trying to save the 2015 it and the Lebanese mili- international market. month targeted a base airport, which has been conditions” on negotia- nuclear accord, which has tant group Hezbollah. On This May, the U.S. sent of Shiite militias allied closed since Friday to all tions with Iran. been unraveling since Sunday evening, another nuclear-capable B-52 to Iran — in what would flights unrelated to the of- Zarif arrived as fissures Trump pulled the U.S. out drone strike hit an Iran- bombers, fighter jets, an be the first attack to be ficial G-7 delegations. emerged among G-7 lead- of the agreement. His of- backed paramilitary force aircraft carrier and addi- carried out by Israel in A senior French official, ers over how to deal with fice said the G-7 leaders in Iraq, killing one com- tional troops to the region Iraq since 1981. Israel speaking on condition of Iran. agreed he should serve as mander and wounding over what it described as remained mum, and U.S. anonymity to discuss the Macron said the leaders a go-between with Iran. another, members of the threats from Iran. Myste- officials who linked the sensitive talks, said Ma- agreed during a dinner “I haven’t discussed group said. It was not im- rious explosions struck oil strike to Israel did not say cron personally informed the night before that the that,” Trump said Sunday mediately clear who car- tankers near the Strait of if drones were involved. U.S. President Donald French president could morning. He described the ried out the strike. Hormuz. Israel, meanwhile, ac- Trump about the invita- serve as a G-7 messen- dinner as “very, very good” Amid the escalation, Coordinated drone knowledged striking Syr- tion to Zarif. ger to Iran. Trump denied and blamed the media for Iranian Foreign Minister attacks followed, first ia on Saturday night, in The official noted that agreeing to anything, and anything that implied oth- Mohammad Javad Zarif from the Iranian-backed what it described as a Macron and Trump met Macron was forced to play erwise. made a surprise trip Sun- Houthi rebels of Yemen. pre-emptive attack. The for two hours Saturday down his role and acknowl- But it seemed from oth- day to the Group of Seven Major attacks targeted military said it prevented and discussed Iran at edge Trump’s status as “the er accounts that the din- summit in France, at the the kingdom’s oil infra- an effort by Iran to posi- length, as well as at the president of the world’s ner had been tense, with a invitation of the French structure — one on a cru- tion so-called killer drones informal group dinner number one power.” clear divide between him president. cial East-West Pipeline, ahead of an attack on Is- Saturday night. The French official also and the rest of the G-7. The mounting tensions the other a major facility rael.

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Then starve him with tably omega-3 (fish oils) a nation ... and as we’ve no food allowed except and other polyunsaturat- gotten heavier, we also black coffee and 1 ounce ed and monounsaturated have more diabetes.” (Di- of whiskey every 2 hours types. Note also that the abetes now affects almost from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Mediterranean-style of one of every 10 people in The whiskey is not an es- eating that includes fish, the US.) sential part of the treat- olive oil and other plant- What’s more scary, she ment. It merely furnishes based oils has been espe- continued, is the number a few calories and keeps cially praised as an eating of Americans with predi- the patient more com- pattern to both improve abetes, a condition that fortable while he is being diabetes control and take makes us five to six times starved.” good care of our hearts. more likely to get diabetes Thankfully, nutrition — They are personalized than the average person. therapy for diabetes is by a registered dietitian As of 2017, that number now more palatable and with expertise in diabe- stood at 84 million people. individualized. In fact, tes. Your local hospital is a Yet there is some good PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE there is no longer just one good place to start. news. We now know much Barbara Quinn is a reg- The number of Americans with prediabetes, a condition that makes us “diabetic diet” since many more about how to prevent dietary approaches can istered dietitian and certi- five to six times more likely to get diabetes than the average person, and treat diabetes than work. Diets that success- fied diabetes educator af- stood at 84 million people as of 2017. we ever did before. And fully control diabetes have filiated with Community while diabetes still re- these in common, howev- Hospital of the Monterey have prediabetes, even a Studies show that over- lar physical activity is the mains a life-long condition er: Peninsula. She is the au- modest weight loss can weight people with Type most powerful anti-diabe- that can’t be completely — They are high in di- thor of “Quinn-Essential reversed, we can do some help prevent prediabetes 2 who vigorously lose tes weapon we have. etary fiber. And remember Nutrition” (Westbow Press, things to put Type 2 diabe- from turning into full- weight and increase their We’ve also come a long that fiber is only found in 2015). Email her at to bar- tes into remission, experts blown Type 2 diabetes. physical activity can pro- way in how we control di- plant-based foods such as bara@quinnessentialnu- trition.com. now report. And if you already have long their body’s ability abetes, says Dorcey. For vegetables, fruit, beans, No. 1: Lose weight if diabetes, attack it as soon to manage blood sugars. example, this was the whole grains and nuts. Distributed by Tribune you are overweight. If you as you are diagnosed. And I’ll say it again: Regu- protocol for treating a pa- — They are low in added Content Agency, LLC. Be careful when How to considering CBD recognize MAYO CLINIC NEWS NETWORK “We know in teenage CBD has surpassed all animal studies and other supplements in his- tory in terms of rapid rise some test-tube depression in sales and use in the studies it seems to be U.S., says Dr. Brent Bauer, director of the Mayo Clin- pretty good for MAYO CLINIC NEWS NETWORK ic Integrative Medicine anti-inflammatory ... Teen depression is a serious and Health Research Pro- mental health problem that caus- gram. It’s being marketed and it certainly has es a persistent feeling of sadness to help with a myriad of some effect on mood. and loss of interest in activities. It aliments and diseases. affects how your teenager thinks, Before considering CBD, feels and behaves, and it can cause Dr. Bauer says it’s import- Dr. Brent Bauer emotional, functional and physi- ant to speak with your cal problems. Although depression health care provider as Director can occur at any time in life, symp- CBD may interact with Mayo Clinic toms may be different between other medications that Integrative Medicine teens and adults. you’re taking, such as and Health Research PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE blood thinners. Issues such as peer pressure, Program. academic expectations and chang- Teen depression isn’t just a weakness. It can have serious “CBD comes from Can- ing bodies can bring a lot of ups consequences. nabis sativa, which is the plant from which we get and downs for teens. But for some motherapy agents,” says teens, the lows are more than just for example, pacing, hand-wring- teacher or someone else you trust. marijuana, which has THC, which is the effect Dr. Bauer. temporary feelings — they’re a ing or an inability to sit still WHEN TO GET He says there needs to symptom of depression. — Slowed thinking, speaking or EMERGENCY HELP that gets people high,” says Dr. Bauer. be more research on CBD. Teen depression isn’t a weakness body movements Suicide is often associated with Early indicators show or something that can be overcome — Frequent complaints of unex- depression. If you think you may CBD is being touted to help treat nausea, anxiety, that it’s safe, but many with willpower — it can have se- plained body aches and headaches, hurt yourself or attempt suicide, questions remain. rious consequences and requires which may include frequent visits call 911 or your local emergency cancer, arthritis and even Alzheimer’s. But does it “If it’s strong enough long-term treatment. For most to the school nurse number immediately. Also consid- work? to help you, it’s strong teens, depression symptoms ease — Social isolation er these options if you’re having “We know in animal enough to hurt you,” says with treatment such as medica- — Poor school performance or suicidal thoughts: studies and some test- Dr. Bauer. tion and psychological counseling. frequent absences from school — Call your mental health pro- tube studies, it seems to So does this mean avoid Teen depression signs and symp- — Less attention to personal hy- fessional. be pretty good for anti-in- it? Dr. Bauer says that toms include a change from the giene or appearance — Call a suicide hotline. In the flammatory, may have he tells his patients to teenager’s previous attitude and — Angry outbursts, disruptive or U.S., call the National Suicide some anti-pain (proper- do their homework and behavior that can cause signif- risky behavior, or other acting-out Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273- ties), and it certainly has be sure to talk with their icant distress and problems at behaviors TALK (1-800-273-8255) or use its some effect on mood,” says health care provider. school or home, in social activities, — Self-harm — for example, cut- webchat on suicidepreventionlife- Dr. Bauer. “I’m very optimistic that ting, burning, or excessive piercing line.org/chat. or in other areas of life. Patients, such as those there will be something or tattooing — Seek help from your primary Depression symptoms can vary being treated with cancer, beneficial there. I don’t — Making a suicide plan or a health care provider. in severity, but changes in your should talk with their care think it’s going to be mag- — Reach out to a close friend or teen’s emotions and behavior may suicide attempt team before using CBD. ic,” he says. include the examples below. WHAT’S DIFFERENT FROM loved one. “It can interfere with the Distributed by Tribune — Feelings of sadness, which can USUAL BEHAVIOR? — Contact a minister, spiritu- metabolism of some che- Content Agency, LLC. include crying spells for no appar- It can be difficult to tell the dif- al leader or someone else in your ent reason ference between ups and downs faith community. — Frustration or feelings of an- that are just part of being a teen- Never ignore comments or con- ger, even over small matters ager and teen depression. Talk cerns about suicide. Always take — Feeling hopeless or empty with your teen. Try to determine action to get help. If a loved one or — Irritable or annoyed mood whether he or she seems capable friend is in danger of attempting — Loss of interest or pleasure in of managing challenging feelings, suicide or has made an attempt: usual activities or if life seems overwhelming. — Make sure someone stays — Loss of interest in, or conflict WHEN TO SEE A HEALTH with that person. with, family and friends CARE PROVIDER — Call 911 or your local emer- — Low self-esteem If depression signs and symp- gency number immediately. — Feelings of worthlessness or toms continue, begin to interfere — Or, if you can do so safely, take guilt in your teen’s life, or cause you the person to the nearest hospital — Fixation on past failures or to have concerns about suicide or emergency room. exaggerated self-blame or self-crit- your teen’s safety, talk to a health POSSIBLE CAUSES icism care provider or a mental health It’s not known exactly what caus- — Extreme sensitivity to rejec- professional trained to work with es depression, but a variety of issues tion or failure, and the need for adolescents. Your family medicine may be involved. These include: excessive reassurance specialist or pediatrician is a good — Brain chemistry. Neurotrans- — Trouble thinking, concentrat- place to start. Or your teen’s school mitters are naturally occurring ing, making decisions and remem- may recommend someone. brain chemicals that carry signals bering things Depression symptoms likely to other parts of your brain and — Ongoing sense that life and won’t get better on their own — body. the future are grim and bleak and they may get worse or lead to When these chemicals are abnor- — Frequent thoughts of death, other problems if untreated. De- mal or impaired, the function of dying or suicide pressed teenagers may be at risk nerve receptors and nerve systems WATCH FOR THESE of suicide, even if signs and symp- changes, leading to depression. CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR toms don’t appear to be severe. — Hormones. Changes in the — Tiredness and loss of energy If you’re a teen and you think you body’s balance of hormones may — Insomnia or sleeping too much may be depressed — or you have be involved in causing or trigger- — Changes in appetite — de- a friend who may be depressed ing depression. creased appetite and weight loss, — don’t wait to get help. Talk to a — Inherited traits. Depression or increased cravings for food and health care provider such as your is more common in people whose weight gain health care provider or school nurse. blood relatives — such as a par- PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE — Use of alcohol or drugs Share your concerns with a parent, ent or grandparent — also have CBD has been shown to have benefits, but talk — Agitation or restlessness — a close friend, a spiritual leader, a the condition. to your health care provider, as it may interact with other medications.