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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 Swampscott wants to Inspectional Services hear from its residents rebuilds its department By Bella diGrazia food trucks will be on site with compli- By Gayla Cawley deputy building commissioner. ITEM STAFF mentary food for attending residents. ITEM STAFF Muche’s salary will cover the cost to “I love hearing people’s ideas and help- hire a third building inspector, which SWAMPSCOTT — It’s “your town, your ing bring them to reality,” said Peter LYNN — Michael Donovan, the city’s is approximately $53,000 to start and ideas,” say Swampscott of cials, and the Spellios, chair of the Swampscott Board Inspectional Services Department (ISD) increases to $59,000 after three years, town is giving residents the platform to of Selectmen. “People get a lot of satis- chief, has been given the go-ahead to according to Donovan. The base salary share them. faction from helping good ideas come to hire a third building inspector by the for a deputy building commissioner is Swampscott boards, committees, and reality, so our greatest opportunity is to City Council. $78,906, but with education incentives, of cials will host its rst townwide make sure that happens.” Although an additional building in- Muche was making north of $90,000. idea exchange on Saturday, Dec. 1. Res- Spellios was the rst to initiate the spector was not budgeted, Donovan said A building inspector is a mayoral ap- idents are invited to the high school, idea for the exchange. In the absence of that the funds have become available pointment and there’s a residency re- from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., to share their the annual Fall Special Town Meeting, within the department’s budget follow- quirement for the position. Donovan visions for the town, with of cials only ing Mayor Thomas M. McGee’s decision in attendance to lend their ears. Local SWAMPSCOTT, A3 to not reappoint Clint Muche, the city’s ISD, A3 Lynn, Saugus Lynn eld, cashes Peabody, in with Saugus to Green the rescue By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Nearly $243,000 worth of ener- Crews from Lynn, Lynn eld, gy-saving improvements Peabody, and Saugus were among have just been completed the nearly two dozen re depart- at the library and Public ments that fought a seven-alarm Safety Building and are blaze which destroyed the First expected to save taxpay- Baptist Church overnight. ers about $30,000 in an- “We were asked to set up in nual energy costs. front of the church to ght the The money was award- heavy re,” said Lt. Kevin Mutti ed to the town through a of Lynn eld. “It was quite seri- Green Communities grant ous and we stayed on scene for in 2017 to fund energy seven hours.” conservation measures in Wake eld Fire Chief Michael both buildings. Grants to- Sullivan said he was grateful to taled $14 million during all the communities, as far away this round of awards and as Middleton, that responded to 72 Massachusetts com- the call. munities bene ted from “In total, we had 20 engines them. and seven ladder trucks,” he The measures included said. “I’ve been on the job for 10 the installation of interior years and this is the biggest re and exterior LED lighting at both buildings and I’ve seen and the help was appre- HVAC improvements at ciated.” the Saugus Public Library. As the Boston Red Sox were The library and Public preparing to take on the Los An- Safety Building are two geles Dodgers in the rst game of of the highest energy con- the World Series at Fenway Park sumers of all municipal Tuesday night, lightning struck administrative buildings, the church’s 150-foot steeple at excluding the schools, ac- 7 p.m. Several 911 calls were re- cording to a statement ceived, as well as the automatic from Town Manager Scott alert from the church on Com- Crabtree. mon Street, Sullivan said. “This necessary con- “When we arrived, we spotted version to LED lighting what we thought was a small re at the library and Pub- at the base of the steeple,” Sulli- ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN lic Safety Building alone van said. “But as we threw water will save taxpayers an Lightning struck the steeple of the First Baptist Church Tuesday night and gutted the FIRE, A3 estimated $25,441 annu- 147-year-old building on Common Street. ally,” said Crabtree. “Not only have all ve of these projects been completed INSIDE at no cost to our residents, Moulton, but they will also contin- Opinion ue to save the town tens Charles: This day of thousands of dollars in was a win. A4 Schneider spar energy savings each year.”  Saugus was designat- Twists and turns ed a Green Community in Nahant. A4 in lone debate in 2015, which means the town committed to Sports By Gayla Cawley reducing its energy con- St. Mary’s shuts out ITEM STAFF sumption by 20 percent Latin Academy. B1 within ve years. At the BEVERLY — U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton  time of the designation, (D-Mass) and his Republican challenger Big Blue soccer tops the town was awarded vying to unseat him in the Sixth Congres- Marblehead. B1 $208,000 for the purchase sional District, Joseph Schneider, differed of two battery electric ve- on how to improve the country’s divisive hicles and to install two Lynn resident political atmosphere and their positions on Yaritza Lopez, a charging stations behind immigration on Wednesday night. the Department of Pub- dancer with the The pair’s only scheduled forum ahead Veronica Robles lic Works. The grant also of the Nov. 6 election became heated when covered lighting upgrades Cultural Center, Schneider challenged Moulton’s bipartisan performs a tra- at Veterans Memorial voting record and accused him of accepting Elementary School and ditional Latin dark money for his campaign, along with Belmonte Middle School, American dance repeating his challenge for the Salem Dem- and the analysis and im- during the His- ocrat to agree to more debates. provements to the HVAC panic Heritage The “Talk the Vote” forum, hosted by system and the installa- Celebration “The WBZ Newsradio 1030 at Endicott College, tion of variable frequency Power of Lati- came the same day pipe bombs were sent to drives and ef cient mo- no Leadership, homes of prominent Democrats, including tors at Veterans Memorial Contribution former President Barack Obama and pres- Elementary School. and Culture,” idential candidate Hillary Clinton, along The most recent allo- at Breed Mid- with CNN. Moderator Dan Rea mentioned cation in July was for dle School on the attacks in the discussions on political $250,000 for sustainabil- Wednesday. For divisiveness and violence. ity-related projects, in- more photos, see “Our country is at a time in history where cluding the conversion of LOOK! Page A8. we don’t have civil discourse. There’s deep uorescent bulbs to LED divisions in our country,” said Moulton, bulbs at the Town Hall ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK DEBATE, A3 SAUGUS, A3

OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 HIGH 49° VOL. 140, ISSUE 567 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 TRAVEL...... B8 LOW 33° LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 Top law enforcers in Boston could soon be people of color

By Alanna top law enforcement offi- for ending cash bail, to no consequences offend- Durkin Richer cials in Boston would all hire a more diverse slate ers will figure, why not ASSOCIATED PRESS be people of color, marking of prosecutors and to col- resist?" Boston Police a new era for a city long lect data to find potential Patrolmen's Association BOSTON — Rachael dominated by white men biases among her staff. President Michael Leary Rollins shocked observers and roiled by a racist past. After defeating four told WBZ-TV last month. when she beat the candi- "There's only ever been Democratic opponents in Rollins says those date backed by the long- men looking at these is- the first contested race for charges would be out- time incumbent and po- sues and running this of- Suffolk County district at- right dismissed or treat- lice groups to become the fice. ... There's only ever torney in 16 years, Rollins ed as civil infractions, Democratic nominee for been overwhelmingly one is now seen as the favor- although prosecutions Boston's top prosecutor. race or nationality," Roll- ite to win Nov. 6 with the could be brought in "ex- Should she win again ins, a 47-year-old former backing of popular Dem- ceptional circumstanc- next month, Rollins, a federal prosecutor, said in ocrats like U.S. Sen. Eliz- es." She says she wants black woman who vows to an interview. "I'm excited abeth Warren and Boston to focus her resources fight mass incarceration about bringing a new lens City Councilor Ayanna on prosecuting killings, and racial disparities in to this role." Pressley, who upset long- clear the courts of low- the justice system, would Rollins hopes to follow time U.S. Rep. Michael er-level crimes commit- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be the first woman of color in the footsteps of can- Capuano in a primary ted overwhelmingly by Dorcas Reilly died on Monday and her family to become a district attor- didates like Larry Kras- last month. In addition to the mentally ill, the poor will celebrate her life on Saturday in the town ney in Massachusetts. And ner in Philadelphia to be Boston, Suffolk County in- and those struggling where she lived, Haddonfield, N.J. for the first time, along elected on the promise of cludes the communities of with addiction, and con- with the black sheriff and criminal justice reform. Chelsea, Revere and Win- nect them with services. throp. "We're sending them to police commissioner, the She has pledged to push But Rollins faces a chal- jail, they're not getting any The woman who lenge from independent services for the root cause defense attorney Michael of whatever the problem Maloney, who has called is, and they're getting out, created green bean her plan not to prosecute going back and doing the certain crimes "crazy" and same thing," she said. accused her of playing Maloney has tried to cap- casserole dies at 92 the "race card" to distract italize on backlash to her Shawn Marsh will live on for years to from what he says is a plan, painting himself as ASSOCIATED PRESS come. She will be missed lack of qualifications. the "responsible" reform by her Campbell col- "I think we're really candidate and filming a HADDONFIELD, N.J. leagues and all those who coming to a point where video with a store owner — The woman who creat- were impacted by her cre- she is running a campaign decrying shoplifting. ed a Thanksgiving staple ativity and generous spir- on identity politics," said But Maloney has also enjoyed by millions — the it," the company said in a Maloney, 38, who is white. been under fire after The green bean casserole — statement. "Her play right now is to Boston Globe revealed has died at age 92. Reilly was a Campbell play the race card, not to that his then-wife in 2014 Dorcas Reilly died on Soup kitchen supervisor focus on her experience," accused him of verbal Oct. 15 of Alzheimer's dis- in 1955 when she com- he said. abuse, pushing her and ease, said Ken Tomlinson bined the ingredients of Rollins' biggest test is threatening to cut her fa- of the Hinski-Tomlinson the now-legendary green convincing police that her ther's throat. Maloney has Funeral Home in Haddon- bean casserole for an As- plan to not prosecute more apologized and said he field, N.J. sociated Press feature. than a dozen offenses — never hit her. Campbell Soup officials In a 2005 AP interview PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS including drug possession, If Rollins wins, the op- said the New Jersey resi- marking the recipe's 50th trespassing and shoplift- tics of having people of dent was the driving force anniversary, Reilly said A victory for Suffolk County District Attorney ing — wouldn't give of- color in charge of Boston's behind the popular dish, she didn't remember hav- candidate Rachael Rollins in November would fenders a free pass to com- criminal justice system made with green beans ing a hand in it because be a significant move in a city long dominated mit crimes. will be significant, black and cream of mushroom the dish was among hun- by white men and roiled by a racist past. "I'm afraid if there are leaders say. soup and topped with dreds that were created crunchy fried onions. The during her time at Camp- company said it is the bell's. She also helped most popular recipe ever create a tomato soup Business owners can team up to come out of its corpo- meatloaf, a tuna noodle rate kitchen. The recipe's casserole and Sloppy Joe- website got 2.7 million like "souperburgers." on insurance, if state allows it visits during last year's The recipe is still a fix- holidays, the company ture on soup-can labels By Joyce M. ers will be disappointed to heavily regulate insur- from state exchanges. said. and television commer- Rosenberg learn their states' insurance are expected to make While many states have The original recipe card cials. And Reilly said she ASSOCIATED PRESS ance laws will limit their it harder, if not impossi- welcomed the new rules, was donated to the Na- always kept the ingredi- ability to join the plans. ble, for association health 11 others and Washington, tional Inventors Hall of ents for the casserole on NEW YORK — As small The rules issued by the plans to be formed. D.C., are suing the Trump Fame in 2002. hand in her home — just business owners shop for Labor Department allow Moreover, there are con- administration, charging "Dorcas was an incredi- in case someone asked her 2019 health insurance, ble woman, whose legacy to whip one up. some will for the first time sole proprietors and part- cerns that new association the rules allow insurance have the chance to join ners to buy coverage that health plans could revive to be sold that offers less forces and buy cheaper in- wasn't available to them a problem from the past coverage and consumer Former Patriots and surance — depending on under the Affordable Care — plans that become in- protections than are re- which state they're in. Act. The rules also permit solvent or are scams. quired by law. Under the New rules that began go- the plans to offer insur- Association health plans rules, association health college football coach ing into effect last month ance that doesn't meet the have been around for de- plans are considered to allow sole proprietors health law's requirements cades; they've been legal be large group employers, Rod Rust dies at 90 and other business own- for basic coverage. if their members were in and the Affordable Care ers without employees to The catch for many the same industry or pro- Act doesn't require large OCEAN CITY, N.J. el, serving as an assis- form what are known as businesses is the rules, fession, or in the same groups to provide mini- (AP) — Rod Rust, who tant with New Mexico association health plans, unlike many other feder- state. But under the Af- mum essential, or basic, coached Hall of Fame de- and Stanford in the early or AHPs. But while the al laws and regulations, fordable Care Act, owners coverage. Among the bene- fensive lineman "Mean" 1960s before landing his Trump administration don't supersede state re- without employees had to fits the ACA requires: pre- Joe Greene at North Tex- first head coaching job at has touted the rules as a quirements for health in- buy individual coverage scription, pregnancy and as and later served as de- North Texas in 1967. Rust breakthrough, many own- surance, and states that from a major carrier or wellness coverage. fensive coordinator for the moved to the CFL with New England Patriots' Montreal in 1973 and took 1985 Super Bowl team, his first NFL job as line- Dunkin’ is taking on Starbucks with espresso has died. He was 90. backers coach with Phil- The Patriots announced adelphia in 1976 under By Dee-Ann Durbin revenue — and compete Pricing is determined by one in New York soon. It Rust's death Wednesday. then-new head coach Dick ASSOCIATED PRESS more directly with Star- franchisees, but Dunkin' also recently opened Prin- He died Tuesday at his Vermeil. bucks Corp. Both compa- will likely undercut Star- ci artisanal bakeries in home in Ocean City, N.J. Rust left the Eagles to First, Dunkin' dropped nies reported lower U.S. bucks. Its recommended Seattle and Chicago. according to family friend become the Chiefs' defen- the "Donuts" from its store traffic in their most price for the new, 16-ounce Dunkin' has been offer- Bobby April. sive coordinator in 1978 name. Now it's adding recent quarters and are hot cappuccino is $3.39; ing espresso-based drinks Rust spent more than and then took over the fancy espresso drinks to four decades as a football same post with the Pa- its menu. looking for a jolt from new Starbucks charges $3.85 since 2003. But the com- coach, mostly as a defen- triots in 1983. Three sea- Dunkin' says U.S. cus- products. for the same drink. Star- pany felt it needed bolder sive coordinator in the NFL sons later, he was part of tomers will be able to buy Still, Dunkin' has a long bucks also charges more flavors and improved reci- with Kansas City, New En- the first Super Bowl team upgraded lattes, cappuc- way to go. Starbucks con- for regular brewed coffee. pes to appeal to young cus- gland, Pittsburgh, the New in Patriots history. That cinos and other espres- trolled 56 percent of U.S. Starbucks' response, so tomers. It's spending more York Giants and Atlanta. New England team had so-based hot and cold coffee cafe sales in 2017, far, has been to move even than $50 million to buy He spent one season as an defeated Hall of Fame drinks at most of its 9,200 while Dunkin's share was further upmarket. It has new espresso equipment NFL head coach with a Pa- quarterback Dan Marino's U.S. stores by the holiday 27 percent, according to opened high-end roaster- and train its U.S. employ- triots team that went 1-15 Dolphins in the AFC title season. Technomic, a food indus- ies featuring rare coffees ees to make hand-crafted in 1990. He also held sever- game in Miami before fall- It's part of an effort by try research company. and drinks — like a whis- drinks. Many internation- al coaching jobs in the CFL. ing to the Chicago Bears Canton-based Dunkin' to Starbucks has 14,443 U.S. key barrel-aged cold brew al stores already had high- He began his coaching in Super Bowl 20 in New increase beverage sales — stores, or nearly 40 percent — in Seattle, Milan and er-quality espresso drinks, career at the college lev- Orleans. already 60 percent of its of all coffee cafes in the U.S. Shanghai, and will open the company said.

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The writing Swampscott wants to is on the wall hear from its residents

Chrissy Lebel of Lebel Signs of SWAMPSCOTT and designed by local ar- chitects. The turf field was Lynn puts the gold back in the let- From A1 brought on after tireless tering on the walls in the lobby of he thought the time could efforts from a group of Lynn City Hall as part of a project best be used to brainstorm Swampscott parents. The to upgrade the lobby to emphasize new visions for Swamp- rail trail is becoming a re- veterans. The project that will scott. He said the board ality because of dedicated include two large American flags, wanted a place where residents with a passion new carpets and display cases will town members could for the outdoors, and solar be unveiled on Veterans Day. relax, brainstorm, and panels cover the town’s share, while officials lis- high school because of res- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ten to what the residents idents who continuously are interested in. fight for renewable energy. “It’s been brewing in my A community garden head,” said Spellios. “I’ve and town dog park are Moulton, Schneider spar in lone debate been talking with col- also in the works, thanks leagues about it over the to the ideas and dedica- last six months. We have House of Representatives. incumbent to get elected, is reportedly a massive tion of Swampscott resi- DEBATE been meeting as a board Moulton has stated in the adding that he’s not dirty group of Central Ameri- dents. From A1 recently to specifically un- past that he was interest- and supports principled cans pushing toward the “The board wants to derstand what issues and adding that it’s the not the ed in exploring term limits leaders. U.S. without papers, with encourage as many peo- initiatives to work on to kind of country he wants for Congress. Following the forum, a ple to participate in the many fleeing violence in prepare for that annual for his daughter, who was Schneider spent much idea exchange as possi- spokesman for Moulton their home countries and special town meeting and born two weeks ago. of the debate on the offen- ble,” said Spellios. “It’s said in an email to The attempting to seek asylum it is clear, while we still a Moulton, running for a your town, your ideas sive, which included at- Item that he wasn’t sure in the states. lot of things financially to third term in Congress, and what I have found tacking Moulton over his “where the dark money Moulton said the presi- work on as a town, we as said he’s found that cour- partisan record. Schnei- riff came from, but every- dent doesn’t know what to through my volunteer ef- a board are unanimous in forts is good ideas really age is lacking in Wash- der cited C-SPAN figures thing we take is reported do with the caravan and believing we have to con- can find their place in a ington, rather than intel- which showed that Moul- through the FEC.” despite his promises, has tinuously be working on town like Swampscott. If ligence. He said Congress ton has only voted against The issues of immigra- not fixed immigration. He quality of life for the com- people take advantage of needs new leaders who are the party majority on one tion and abortion were said the country needs se- munity.” that, then it enhances the willing to not only take on occasion. also brought up. cure borders and officials The exchange will in- chance of these ideas com- the establishment, but Moulton countered by On the latter, which should be promoting legal clude sessions that focus ing to reality.” also their own party lead- saying Schneider’s claims was asked by an audience immigration. But he said if on topics such as the wa- Spellios said the board ers. He said there needs to that he goes “99.9 percent member in the context of people are seeking asylum, terfront, culture, recre- recognizes that it is a sac- be leaders willing to stand with the Democratic ma- conservative Judge Brett and fleeing for their lives ation, and beautification, rifice for people to give up up to President Donald jority” were not true and Kavanaugh being elect- from gang violence, they ideas for the town’s se- their free time, but they Trump, but they also have that he has a good bipar- ed to the Supreme Court, should be allowed to come, niors and kids, and even a believe the time will be to be able to work on both tisan record. Moulton gave a more unless they are criminals. session for town services, used valuably for those sides of the aisle to get “That’s just not true. I’m pointed response, saying Schneider said the im- discussing finances and who can make it. Town things done. the 34th most bipartisan the “government should migration is not a Repub- taxes. Spellios said they officials and the Board of Schneider said the cause member in Congress,” stay out of your bedroom.” lican problem, but rather a wanted to host the ex- Selectmen consider them- of the problem is a corrupt said Moulton, citing an Schneider danced around Washington problem. The change with plenty of time selves to be open-minded, political system that has analysis of bipartisanship the question by saying reality, he said, is when ahead of the Annual Town which is why they believe evolved in America, which completed last year that the issue of women being the Democrats had con- Meeting in May. the idea exchange is going has led to hyper-partisan- ranked him in the top 10 abused is a serious issue, trol over Congress under Spellios said one of the to work, he said. ship. What he called a “tur- percent of most bipartisan before answering when Obama, they did nothing. main reasons for the ex- “I would love for it to be bulent political class” has members in Congress. pressed by Rea. Now, he claims there have change was that resi- a regular event, wheth- to be eliminated, and cited Schneider continued “I think the issue on been attempts to reach a dents have already spent er that means having it his No. 1 priority as estab- to needle Moulton, say- abortion has already bipartisan solution, but the last few years bring- annually or every other lishing term limits in Con- ing the Salem Democrat been decided by the Su- the Democratic resistance ing forth and fighting for year,” said Spellios. “What gress, which he argued is wants younger leaders preme Court (and) I think to Republican attempts is new ideas and initiatives. is important is for it to not the only way to take money who are going to stir the we need to follow that,” too strong. Those resident ideas were only be a regular event, out of politics and “give the same pot and aren’t going Schneider said. “I don’t Both candidates have noted in the town’s press but something the town power back to the people.” to do anything. think the government has distinguished military release. makes time to do, one way Although he said one “He got elected the first any role in making deci- backgrounds. Moulton, a Reach Arts, the town’s or another.” term would be ideal to time around because of sions that people should former U.S. Marine, served new community arts cen- serve in Congress, when dark money,” Schneider be making for themselves.” four tours of duty in Iraq. ter, was borne by Swamp- Bella diGrazia can be pressed, Schneider said said. “He votes for all the The candidates were Schneider, a child refugee scott art enthusiasts. The reached at bdigrazia@ a realistic number would special interests.” also asked about how they from Romania, is a former new beach markers and itemlive.com. Follow her be two terms for the Sen- In response, Moulton would advise Trump on the Green Beret who was edu- entrances were conceived on Twitter @BelladiGra- ate and six terms for the said he beat an 18-year migrant caravan, which cated at West Point. by a local philanthropist zia. Inspectional Services rebuilds its department Saugus cashes in with Green SAUGUS through the Department ISD or property, including the al employee. The person the mayor’s appointment of From A1 of Energy Resources,” said From A1 enforcement of all building, would have 18 months to James Wellock as the third Crabtree. “This funding housing, health, sanitation take and pass three tests to assistant city solicitor at a and Senior Center. That is has and will continue to said non-residents will be and safety regulations man- become a licensed building salary of $98,632. Officials expected to save the town benefit the town of Saugus considered, but if hired, dated by the city and state. inspector. During that pro- said the position was bud- $27,930 annually in elec- through energy efficiency the person would have to That includes the provisions cess, the person could work geted, fills a vacancy and and cost-effectiveness.” move to Lynn within six of the state building code, as a building inspector, but brings the law department trical costs. months. pertaining to buildings and can’t perform certain func- up to a full staff of four at- “We are extremely grate- Bridget Turcotte can be ISD has been running other structures, plumbing, tions, Donovan said. torneys. ful that the town of Sau- reached at bturcotte@item- with only two building gasfitting and gas appli- “If they do not receive Wellock, a Somerville res- gus is a three-time recipi- live.com. Follow her on inspectors for about 2½ ances, electrical wires and their license, they will be ident who has been the sec- ent of this generous grant Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. years, because of the bud- fixtures, sanitary code and terminated,” he said. ond assistant city solicitor get constraints. Previous- regulation promoted by the The position will be post- for the City of Lowell since ly the department had Board of Health. ed internally within the 2015, plans to move to Lynn three inspectors, accord- The building inspector department and online. to satisfy the position’s resi- ing to Donovan. hired would be a provision- The council also approved dency requirement. “Because of the budget, we didn’t push the need,” Donovan said. “The de- MAYOR THOMAS MCGEE ANNOUNCES partment wasn’t so busy. STREET SWEEPING SCHEDULE Permits weren’t as busy. Ad Special Right now, we’re behind The Lynn Department of Public Works citywide again. (We’ve) been work- street sweeping program has commenced. ing the guys overtime. The street-sweeping schedule for (There’s) a lot of construc- Fall is yard sale time. October 29, 2018 through November 2, 2018 includes: tion going on and a lot of enforcement going on.” ISD is composed of three 3-day run: Thursday, Friday, Saturday Day Date Ward Precinct divisions — the inspec- $29.00 special rate! Monday October 29 7 1 & 2 tional, public health, and Tuesday October 30 7 1, 2 & 3 building and grounds. Don- ovan said the Inspectional Includes attention-getting header graphic, Wednesday October 31 7 2, 3 & 4 Division is responsible for four lines of ad copy, and a yard sale kit Thursday November 1 7 3 & 4 all inspectional, adminis- 7 3 & 4 Friday November 2 tration, and enforcement containing signs and sales tips! 6 1 duties relating to a building

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MALLOY www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 OPINION This day was a win HOW TO REACH US E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Some days are better into our lives, however M£ H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg than others. briefly, to remind us that Edward M. Grant E C J. And some days, perfectly C¡ C Gordon R. Hall we are not our problems, Advertising Director News Editor laid plans fall by the way- our politics, or our preju- 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey CherylC P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton side, and we realize that dices. Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W T J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan there’s a reason a minor That day reminded me Editorial Page Editor Chairman CharlesC Chief Operating O cer inconvenience changes the that when we sit in our Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. way we perceive things. cafes, we are not shouting PUBLISHERS When my friend and I On a beautiful but cold at each other. The lottery Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 got to our breakfast place, Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 autumn day recently, I fantasy is one of those All Departments: there was only a large ta- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 made plans to meet my silly ways we can briefly 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ble for six people left. We Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 close friend and piano bond over how much good Ext. 2 sat at it, but when another Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 teacher for breakfast be- in the world we can really Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 couple came in, we invited fore my piano lesson. I do. classi [email protected] Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 them to share it with us. Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 figured it was time, since People like me will never Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 We would studiously avoid she endures the torture of win, even though I buy the [email protected] each other’s conversa- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 my weekly lessons. I have tickets like everyone else tions, we promised. They Circulation no delusions of becom- when the numbers get ri- [email protected] ordered their meals and ing even a passable play- diculously high. I always their son joined us a little Ext. 3 er. But I took it up a few say I’ll never win because while later. Newsroom years ago, inspired by my I think poor. I think about Eventually the conver- [email protected] more talented daughter, getting my basement floor [email protected] sation turned to the big who played for six years fixed, maybe adding on to lottery winnings. That’s Ext. 4 and then quit. I continued, my house to put a bath- a conversation you can Sports EDITORIAL but I haven’t made near- room upstairs for when we engage anyone in. We all [email protected] ly the progress I would if get old(er). talked about what we Ext. 5 I practiced a little more We all wonder if we would do with the money, diligently and we chatted would actually keep work- Retail and Online then opined that after set- Advertising a lot less. ing if we like what we do. Twists and turns ting enough aside for fam- [email protected] Anyway, before the Others have fantasies of ily members, it would be breakfast I had to drop my telling off their boss, or ADVERTISING worth it to help the home- dog off at the groomer’s. buying a business that Ernie Carpenter Jr. less, or those with the dis- in Nahant And this is where my day wronged them — and Director of Advertising ease of addiction, since we fell apart. And then came shutting it down. and Business Development, ext. 1355 The town of Nahant needs to publish a all felt helpless about that, [email protected] together. But that day at break- guidebook for use by the casual observer even though we try to do I arrived early for my 9 fast we were all talking David McBournie interested in following each new chapter in a.m. appointment, even what we can. That amount Sales Representative, ext. 1280 the town Wetlands Protection bylaw saga. altruistically. There was [email protected] waited until they opened of lottery money is more no room for revenge fan- Born last year from an upswell of outrage the store. Then after they than you can spend in one Ralph Mitchell tasies, just nice dreams of Sales Representative, ext. 1313 among townspeople over Northeastern Uni- searched forever for my or more lifetimes. As long versity’s Marine Science Center’s expansion actually helping others. [email protected] booking, they told me that as you’re not into buying plans, the bylaw debate has evolved into a There’s no moral to this Patricia Whalen it had been booked in Sau- more “stuff” for the sake government versus the people standoff that, story. The winning ticket Sales Representative, ext. 1310 gus, instead of the Revere of having more stuff, you for now, has dropped from the boiling point was pulled Tuesday night [email protected] location where I stood. can do some really great in South Carolina. I can to a simmer. things, and not join the BUSINESS OFFICE Town Meeting participants packed into a Now I’m going to be late unequivocally guarantee vast numbers of lottery Susan J. Conti sweltering Town Hall in August and voted, for my appointment and that I didn’t buy it. winners who find them- Controller, ext. 1288 285-278, in favor of amending town bylaws for breakfast. They as- But on a beautiful day selves broke within a few [email protected] to regulate filling, dredging and undertak- sured me it had happened in the fall, that could have years from overextending, Ted Grant ing other activities in wetlands except when to others, so apparently started with me ranting or feeling the need to hand Publisher, ext. 1234 approved by the Conservation Commission. there is a major glitch in and raving about a store’s [email protected] State Attorney General Maura Healey, their computer system. out money to every con incompetence, I got in artist with a sad story and Marian Kinney acting in her capacity to ensure locally-ap- Anyway, I got back in the touch with a lovely young ext. 1212 proved bylaws don’t conflict with state law, car, and first miracle — a hand on their wallet. woman, who only brought [email protected] When our check came, signed off on the bylaw. But Board of Se- Route 1 was not, I repeat, back fond memories of Will Kraft lectmen members Chesley Taylor and Enzo not a parking lot. I got the waitress suddenly my daughter’s childhood. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Barile voted in September to call for a Dec. there in under 10 minutes came and took it back Because we got to the [email protected] 1 Special Town Meeting to revisit the bylaw. The groomer looked fa- before I could get out my restaurant later than we Jennifer Perez Pointing to the hot weather conditions miliar and I made a men- credit card. The husband had planned, we then had ext. 1205 [email protected] prevailing during the August vote, Taylor tal note to text my daugh- had picked up our tab, a lovely breakfast with and Barile suggested cooler heads might ter later about the girl who maybe because we offered some wonderful people, Mike Shanahan prevail during a late fall revisitation of the looked just like one of her them a seat at our table? Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 who showed me that the [email protected] bylaw. Board member Richard Lombard dis- former gymnastics team- We couldn’t believe it, but best thing we can do for Carolina Trujillo agreed with his colleagues and the board’s mates when she turned just as people who are each other is to pay kind- vote spawned yet another petition aimed Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 and asked, do you by any hurt, hurt other people, ness forward. [email protected] at squashing the notion of holding a second chance have a daughter? people who are nice find It may not be lottery special meeting. Jim Wilson One happy huggy re- ways to be nice to other money, but it’s still a Selectmen reconsidered their December Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 union later, I realized this people. grand prize. [email protected] meeting proposal during their Oct. 18 meet- never would have hap- In these days of anger CIRCULATION ing and, in rejecting the idea, they effective- pened without a little di- and hatred, anxiety and Cheryl Charles can be ly turned the temperature down on a heated vine intervention. Onward fatigue, we forget that reached at ccharles@item- Lisa Mahmoud debate over wetland controls and North- Manager, ext. 1239 and upward. sometimes people are put live.com. [email protected] eastern that has raged for more than a year. Most town residents probably agree that CLASSIFIED a cooling-off period on the debate makes Abbe Young Smith sense, especially with the holidays looming Voter suppression at its worst Manager, ext. 1276 on the horizon. But one wonders if Keep Na- [email protected] hant Wild and its parent group, The Nah- Voter suppression is a polling location serves and the voter turnout NEWSROOM ant Preservation Trust. Inc., plan to reach growing concern across 1,200 voters. among Latinos is lower beyond their self-appointed roles as voice of Mike Alongi the country. The latest go- “It’s limiting people’s than the national average. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 the people in Nahant and take aim at polit- ings-on in Georgia are a rights to vote in the most This week, Lyft, the [email protected] ical office. case in point with reports fundamental way,” first- ride-sharing service, an- Bill Brotherton Taylor’s seat is in play next spring and time voter Alejandro Ran- nounced that it will part- Features Editor ext. 1338 Nahant voters pick the people they want to of two-hour waits to vote ner with a Latino activist [email protected] represent them in public office on the same and a reduced number of gel-Lopez told KSN News. group to get Dodge City Gayla Cawley day they debate Town Meeting topics. It will polling locations. “They just can’t make a voters to the polls. But Reporter, ext. 1236 be interesting to see if a fall and winter’s Kansas, of course, has quick trip to the polling [email protected] worth of reflection on the bylaw amendment a long history with the booth.” even that service won’t be enough for everyone who Cheryl Charles prompts some candidates-in-waiting to step perpetual-motion-ma- Debbie Cox, the county News Editor, ext. 1278 into the ring. chine that is Secretary of clerk who oversees voting, needs transportation. [email protected] “Local officials in Ford The other interesting question is what is State Kris Kobach. He’s is a Republican. She said Bella diGrazia Northeastern’s next move. Anyone playing emerged as a champion of the dearth of people will- County are willing to Reporter, ext. 1317 the role of public relations consultant to the voter identification laws ing to work at the polls cheat to improve their [email protected] university is probably urging administra- that have been cited as a and the difficulty of find- party’s position,” said Ja- Thomas Grillo tors to keep a low profile before taking a run primary factor in reducing bilingual poll workers son Noble of Let America Reporter, ext. 1264 at the bylaw through the town government ing turnout, often among made the single site the Vote, a group that pushes [email protected] process or the courts. Democratic constituencies obvious solution. back against voting re- Spenser Hasak There was once a time not too long ago strictions. “They’re taking Photographer, ext. 1332 across the country. Kansas Elections Di- [email protected] when the Science Center never attracted Now, Dodge City is un- rector Bryan Caskey has us backwards to some of attention except on the days it hosted tours der scrutiny for what ap- praised her, saying Cox the ugliest periods of our Thor Jourgensen history because they think Editorial Director, ext. 1267 for school kids. But there was also a time in pears to be a blatant bid sent out notices to every [email protected] the not so distant past when blue and green to undercut the turnout voter highlighting the new it’ll help them win.” signs exhorting Nahant residents to deny This year’s post-election Daniel Kane in western Kansas’ Ford location. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 rampant expansion were absent from the County. The ACLU of Kansas, analysis almost certainly [email protected] town landscape. will focus on voter sup- On election day, Dodge though, is hopping mad. Steve Krause City voters will convene The organization pointed pression tactics nation- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 in one — we’ll repeat out that it took a citizen’s wide. Another one may be [email protected] on display in Missouri, a that, just one — polling complaint in 2017 to push Owen O’Rourke state where Republicans location, which will be at Cox to notify residents of Photographer, ext. 1224 have continually declined [email protected] the expo center outside of the new polling location to pass advance voting. A town. It’s a new site be- and to offer free bus rides Emma LeBlanc Pérez complicated ballot com- Copy Editor cause construction made on Election Day. bined with motivated bas- [email protected] the previous location in- Cox did not respond to es in each party suggest Harold Rivera accessible. But there are an interview request from that the lines will be long Sports Editor, ext. 1238 major problems: No pub- The Star. [email protected] on Election Day. Discour- lic transportation serves The ACLU said Cox aged voters may give up Roberto Scalese the expo center. In fact, should have reached out Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 and go home. [email protected] the nearest bus stop is to Dodge City Superin- If all this fuels new calls more than a mile away. At tendent Fred Dierksen for reform, it should. One Mark Sutherland times, freight trains block about using school build- Creative Director simple fix that should be [email protected] traffic, slowing access to ings as polling locations. at the top of the to-do list the polls. “We would’ve worked Anne Marie Tobin is adding more polling Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 The single polling loca- with them in any way we locations in Dodge City, [email protected] tion will serve 13,136 vot- could’ve,” Dierksen told Kan. Bridget Turcotte ers, and that makes it one The Star. Reporter, ext. 1269 of the busiest polling sites Dodge City’s population By The Kansas City Star [email protected] in the state. The average is 60 percent Hispanic, Editorial Board. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT

REVIEWS ‘Hunter Killer’ is a puzzling submarine movie on steroids By Lindsey Bahr diplomacy, and frenetic, The film starts out con- b) that this movie has no ASSOCIATED PRESS video game energy. And it fusingly. An American sub- subtlety. The next thing so often so unintentionally marine is torpedoed by a we know a military heli- There are so many good silly that it's actually kind Russian sub in Russian copter is swooping down to movies in theaters right of a fun watch. waters, but back in the pick him up and take him now — thoughtful, artis- "Das Boot" this is not, U.S., all they know is it's to his sub. tic, well-acted and well- nor is it "The Hunt for Red disappeared, and they've Their mission gets even told movies that studios October," but you probably got to go find it. The man more puzzling, as a Rus- preciously save for this already knew that from for the job, Rear Admiral sian sub hidden in the cre- time of year with the dis- name at the top of the John Fisk (Common) con- vasse of an iceberg starts tant hope of Oscar gold marquee. In Gerard Butler cludes, is Captain Joe Glass firing on them. Back in the in their future. The Ge- parlance, "Hunter Killer" (Butler), who we're told is U.S., NSA worker Jayne rard Butler submarine is the "London Has Fall- not like the other guys. He Norquist (Linda Cardel- movie "Hunter Killer " is en" of submarine movies, "never went to Annapolis." lini), decides Fisk needs not one of those movies genetically engineered in a Why that makes him es- to send a ground team — it is bombastic and gar- lab to entrance the nation's pecially qualified for this (Toby Stephens, Michael ish, ridden with clichés, dads in basic cable reruns mission will basically re- Trucco, Ryan McPartlin preposterous politics and for next 25 years. main a mystery, other than and Zane Holt) to Russia, the fact that he'll readi- which ends up feeling like ly disobey orders and go a Peter Berg short film ac- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rogue at any opportunity. cidentally cut into a sub- He's seen stuff, guys, and marine movie. A Mandrake plant made for a Harry Pot- not in a Naval Academy Based on the book "Fir- ter-themed birthday party is one of many DIY classroom. ing Point," this is the first crafts. We meet him in the mid- Hollywood film from South dle of nowhere, in snowy African director Donovan terrain about to shoot a Marsh, and he does cook Harry Potter party CGI buck across a glassy up some captivating action lake with a bow and ar- set pieces, like navigat- row. But then he looks to ing a submarine through crafts thrive for the right of the buck and a fjord of mines, or even sees its CGI family close just an old fashioned, ri- by and decides to lower diculously over the top years after books his weapon. This moment shootout, which may have lets the audience know you laughing, rolling your PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Rose Shilling white balloons with notes a few things: a) That Joe eyes or even cheering, but ASSOCIATED PRESS attached, make wands Gerard Butler, left, stars as Joe Glass.” Glass has empathy and it's never boring. from carryout chopsticks For crafty Harry Potter and hot glue, and create fans, throwing a party "floating" candles with themed to the stories can battery-powered lights ‘Mid90s’ film is one nostalgic be the ultimate DIY labor poking from toilet paper of love. rolls painted white. The Two excuses for throw- candles, with drips made ing a Harry Potter party of glue, hang overhead on trip without a clear destination are coming soon: Hallow- hard-to-see plastic string een and the November By Jake Coyle erine Waterston) and abu- "Mid90s" is at its best jic, 11 at the time of film- to imitate an enchant- release of the franchise's ASSOCIATED PRESS sive older brother (Lucas when exploring the group ing, is simply too young for ed ceiling at Hogwarts latest movie, "Fantastic Hedges), whose rage goes dynamics of its motley the role. School of Witchcraft and A year after Greta Ger- Beasts: The Crimes of largely unexplained and skating crew, several of I kept wishing "Mid90s" Wizardry. wig's "Lady Bird" comes Grindelwald." Online in- whose brutal blows are whom are played by pro- centered not on Stevie At Debra Hawkins' another actor-turned-di- structions can help you unnaturally amplified to fessional skateboaders. but on Ray, the group's party for her daughter's rector's memory-inspired action-movie-level ferocity. There's the younger, jeal- sensitive and ambitious make stuffed or sculpted recreations of the movie's eighth birthday in Lehi, California-set coming-of- But in the skate shop, ous Ruben (Gio Galicia), captain. Smith, a pro magical beasts, including Utah, she stuffed small, age tale from the boutique and among its older teen- a boisterous, swaggering skateboarder making his Nifflers and Bowtruckles, brown, construction-pa- film studio A24. This time, age regulars, Stevie finds long blond-haired kid with acting debut, has an ar- and the main character's per witch hats with can- the time period has been a refuge. He gradually an unprintable nickname, resting sweetness. With creature-toting suitcase is dy-coated chocolates in dialed back a few years, cozies up to them, trades and the group's unques- aspirations for turning his inspiring cakes and party green, red, blue or yellow Dave Mathews Band has some video games for a tioned leader, Ray (Na-kel skateboarding skills into decorations. to represent the colors of been traded for A Tribe skate board, and soon Smith). something more, Ray's the But want-to-be witches Hogwarts' four student Called Quest, and the finds himself a mem- One of the film's most only one in "Mid90s" look- and wizards don't need houses. Kids tore into the filmmaking talent is far ber of the group — or at glaring issues is that Sul- ing forward. excuses to put a Harry hats to reveal their house less revelatory. least its smaller, younger, Potter spin on kid and assignments, a riff on the Though affectionately mop-headed mascot. adult birthday parties, stories' Sorting Hat cere- and sometimes precise- Shot in grainy 16mm quinceañeras, brunches, mony. ly recalled, Jonah Hill's and a 4-3 ratio by cine- "You can do a Harry Pot- thinly sketched directorial housewarmings, gender matographer Christopher reveals for expected ba- ter party completely from debut "Mid90s" feels both Blauvelt, "Mid90s" — scratch and make abso- sincerely personal and bies, bachelorette fes- which takes liberally from tivities, movie-watching lutely everything your- highly derivative at once: Larry Clark's documenta- marathons and Christmas self, or you can find all the a pre-digital slice of life ry-styled "Kids" — is first get-togethers. things that other people that forces contrived nar- and foremost fetishized Additions to the vast on- have done and roll with it ratives onto what ought to nostalgia that delights in line trove of Harry Potter that way," says Hawkins. have remained a fleeter, nothing as much as peri- craft ideas keep coming, "That's the really nice kaleidoscopic ride. od-appropriate, pre-dig- even though the original thing about so many peo- Thirteen-year-old Stevie ital minutiae. No space book series ended about ple loving Harry Potter: (Sunny Suljic) is drawn in- that couldn't be filled 10 years ago. You can There's just so much out exorably to the local skate with a "Street Fighter II" draw messenger owls on there." shop near his lower-mid- T-shirt, "Teenage Mutant PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dle-class, single-parent Ninja Turtles" bedding or home. Stevie lives with mention of a "Blockbuster Sunny Suljic, left, and Na-kel Smith play the his loving mother (Kath- night" has gone wanting. roles of Stevie and Ray. ‘Mockingbird’ voted best-loved U.S. novel Lukas Graham album plumbs By Lynn Elber vered," series host Mere- ASSOCIATED PRESS dith Vieira said. Joining her to sing the LOS ANGELES — "To book's praises was writer melancholy and infinite sadness Kill a Mockingbird," a Aaron Sorkin, whose ad- coming-of-age story about aptation of "Mockingbird" By Mark Kennedy the air — Forchhammer, racism and injustice, starts Broadway previews overpowered wizards and ASSOCIATED PRESS in his trademark rap-like next month, and cast time travelers to be voted cadence, apologizes for not members. Sorkin ("The Lukas Graham, America's best-loved nov- being a better brother, son West Wing," ''The Social "3 (The Purple Album)" el by readers nationwide. and lover. "I could apol- Network") said reading (Warner Bros.) The 1960 book by Harp- ogize forever," he sings. Lee's novel was his first Elsewhere, Forchhammer er Lee emerged as No. 1 in The new Lukas Graham brush with "astonishing often laments being away PBS' "The Great Ameri- album opens with the writing." on the lonely road — "Is it can Read" survey, whose band attending funerals of "There is soul-crushing worth it when daddy can't results were announced their friends and the lead injustice in this book that dry your tears?" he sings Tuesday on the show's singer offering this hope finale. More than 4 mil- still exists," he said. "And for survivors: "I pray you in "Lullaby." at the center, morality, de- When he looks up, Forch- lion votes were cast in the won't reach for that rope." six-month-long contest cency and what it is to be Things don't get much hammer doesn't see hu- a person strikes us." manity doing much better, that put 100 titles to the happier from there for the test. Books that were pub- LaTanya Richardson with the band suggesting Danish band. lished as a series counted Jackson, who portrays that "If life's another game Frontman Lukas Forch- as a single entry. Calpurnia in the play, of chess/We lost a couple hammer, whose optimistic The other top-five fin- marveled at Lee's achieve- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pieces" on "You're Not the "7 Years" was a huge hit ishers in order of votes ment. in 2016, has crafted an al- Lukas Graham’s latest album, “3 (The Purple Only One (Redemption were Diana Gabaldon's "I was most impressed bum of regret and moodi- Album),” will be released on Friday. Song)," which mourns Bob "Outlander" series about that a woman wrote that ness with the 10-track "3 Marley and John Lennon. a time-spanning love; J.K. way" during that era, the (The Purple Album)," a on gospel. They might be nominations — and all Even the album's name Rowling's "Harry Potter" actress said, and that Lee record also largely shorn well-constructed but none that is baked into the al- and purple-painted cov- boy wizard tales; Jane was so "deeply involved on of the upbeat tempos and are overly exciting. It bum. He's looking back a er — a nude woman sur- Austen's romance "Pride the right side of right." hip-hop elements that turns out that fun songs lot — and not always hap- rounded by open bottles and Prejudice"; and J.R.R. Lee's slender, Pulit- made his last album so like "Mama Said" from the pily. One song is even ti- — seems to indicate a cool, Tolkien's "The Lord of the zer Prize-winning novel successful. This is a truly last album masked a sen- tled "Unhappy." It's one of glum bent from the band Rings" fantasy saga. proved enduring enough melancholy Dane. sitive balladeer. the most upbeat, seriously. this time. Forchhammer is Turns out the contest to overcome the popular- Many of the tracks are Much has changed in On "Everything That clearly working out a lot of was a "Mockingbird" run- ity of hefty epics adapt- simple piano-driven sen- Forchhammer's life in the Isn't Me" — a swelling, personal stuff on "3," but away. ed as blockbuster movie timental ballads that em- past few years — his fa- orchestral-backed ballad it's an album that largely "The novel started out franchises (the Potter and ploy religious imagery and ther's death, the birth of that's designed to get us leaves the listener, well, at No. 1 on the first day of Tolkien works) or for TV extend his love for leaning a daughter and Grammy to wave our lighters in bummed out. the vote, and it never wa- ("Outlander"). A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- A report of motor vehicle PEABODY Police: 2 people killed at larly arrests, reflect police records. In vandalism at 3:37 p.m. Tues- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, day at 40 Moulton St. Arrests it is the sole responsibility of the con- Kentucky grocery store Ricky Canela, 22, of 3 Oak cerned party to contact the relevant LYNNFIELD St., was arrested on Wednesday By Dylan Lovan police department and have the de- at 12:43 a.m. following a traffic ASSOCIATED PRESS partment issue a notice of correction Accidents stop at Central Street and 2 Pu- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- laski St. after a report of a man JEFFERSONTOWN, Ky. Report of a car crash with ifications will not be made without sleeping in a white sedan that — A male suspect fatally property damage but no inju- shot a man and a wom- express notice of change from the is running in the road. Officer ries on Tuesday at 5:54 p.m. reports the man is awake and an at a Kroger grocery arresting police department. at the 99 Restaurant at 317 he was charged with operating store on the outskirts of Salem St. a motor vehicle while under Louisville, Ky., and then LYNN the influence of alcohol, and exchanged fire with an Animal Control possessing an open container armed bystander before Arrests of alcohol. Vehicle was towed fleeing the scene, police Caller reports coyotes in her by Mallia’s Towing. During the said. He was captured Fabian Lopez-Yoc, 30, of 26 booking process, Canela-Vicio- shortly afterward. Beacon Hill Ave., was arrested yard at 245 Main St. on Tues- day at 7:34 a.m. Animal Con- so passed the breathalyzer test Both victims died at the and charged with OUI liquor, store, said Jeffersontown trol officer was notified and will and was promptly released. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS unlicensed operation of a mo- Police Chief Sam Rogers. respond. Denise Wood, 56, of 5 Ful- tor vehicle, one-way street vio- ton St., Apt. 2 was arrested on He did not say whether Members of the Louisville Metro Police Depart- Report of a dead deer in lation and negligent operation Wednesday at 4:53 a.m. on a police had determined a ment talk inside a Kroger grocery in Jefferson- of a motor vehicle at 12:01 front of 11 Elizabeth Way on warrant and charged with pos- motive. He also did not town, Ky., following a shooting that left two a.m. Wednesday. Tuesday at 7:47 a.m. session to distribute a Class B identify the suspect. people dead on Wednesday. Tyla Monteiro, of 103 Em- Dog running loose at 871 drug. Police received a call pire St., was arrested on war- Salem St. and 31 Ledge Road Robert F. Dennehy, 56, of about 3 p.m. reporting the to be shooting at the sus- website. “And she said, rant charges of two counts reported on Tuesday at 10:40 21 Bowditch St., was arrested shooting, Rogers said. He pect, trying to get him out ‘There’s someone shooting of failure to stop/yield, two a.m. on Wednesday at 4:53 a.m. said the suspect fired mul- of the store. Deacon went up here.’” counts of operation of a motor on a warrant and charged tiple rounds at the man outside and saw a woman King said his wife said vehicle with a revoked license Complaints with possession to distribute a inside the store, and shot in her mid-50s or early she heard popping noises, as a habitual traffic offender, Class B drug. the female victim multiple 60s who had been hit, and then someone ran around operation of a motor vehicle Manger from Flagship Mo- times out in the parking tried to resuscitate her. a corner and said, “Oh my with a revoked license, motor tors at 385 North Broadway Summons lot. A citizen armed with “She was gone, there’s God, he’s killed her.” vehicle operator refuses to a gun engaged the shooter reported a former employee nothing I could do,” Dea- Customers were moved identify self and state highway Antonio Souza, 51, of 34 in the parking lot, but the con said. “I think she just to the back of the store, traffic violation at 11:42 a.m. has been sending threaten- Loomis St., Cambridge, will be suspect was able to flee be- got caught in the cross- she said. Tuesday. ing text messages on Tuesday summoned for operating an fore he was captured on a fire.” “It’s just a very, very John Mosley, 30, of 18A at 11:01 a.m. Officer reports uninsured motor vehicle with a nearby road, Rogers said. As police officersscary situation,” King Seven Springs Lane, Burling- Simmons Security Agency was revoked registration following a Eric Deacon, who iden- swarmed the scene and said. ton, was arrested and charged contacted and a security guard traffic stop at 13 Pierpont St. tified himself as an EMT, blocked off the area with The Kroger Co. issued with operation of a motor ve- is on scene. at 20 Sewall St. on Tuesday told The Associated yellow crime tape, a man a statement saying that hicle with a revoked license, Suspicious auto reported on at 3:17 p.m. The vehicle was Press that he was in the identified by the Louis- company officials were motor vehicle operator refuses towed by Mallia’s Towing. self-checkout lane of the ville Courier Journal as “shocked and saddened by to identify self, failure to sig- Tuesday at 1:22 p.m. at 805 Main St. Officer reports party store when he heard the Tim King stood in the the shooting.” nal and on warrant charges of REVERE first shot, in the pharmacy. parking lot waiting for his “Thanks to the quick re- daytime breaking and entering checks out OK. He said a man came wife to come out. He said sponse of the local police for a felony, larceny, operation A party came to the police Arrests around the corner and he drove to the store after department, the suspect of a motor vehicle with a sus- station to report a pickup truck “the look on his face, he she called him sobbing to was apprehended and our pended license, Class A drug is parked in a bad spot at 646 Wilder Cuartas-Perez, 34, looked like he just didn’t tell him what had hap- store is secure.” possession, operation of a Main St. and 15 Carter Road. of 146 Shirley Ave., Apt. 9, care.” pened. The store was closed and motor vehicle with a suspend- Officer reports vehicle has left was arrested and charged Deacon said he saw an- “I said, ‘What’s wrong?’” will not reopen until the ed license for OUI and marked the area. with possession to distribute a other man in the store King said in a video post- investigation is complete, lanes violation at 11:58 a.m. Class B drug. Officer requested from 13 with a gun who appeared ed on the newspaper’s the release said. Tuesday. Daniel A. Aristizabal, 33, of Ashwood Road on Tuesday at 146 Shirley Ave., Apt. 9, was Accidents 11:18 about a man outside arrested and charged with traf- calling for his dogs. Officer re- ficking cocaine. A report of a motor vehicle ports house is dark and all is crash with personal injury at quiet. Accidents 2:03 p.m. Tuesday at Lansing Road and Lynnfield Street; at False Alarms A report of a motor vehicle 4:46 p.m. Tuesday at Central accident on North Shore Road Square and Union Street; at Report of a false burglar at 11:59 a.m. Tuesday; on Re- 5:23 p.m. Tuesday at Com- alarm Tuesday at 11:43 a.m. vere Beach Parkway at 12:39 mercial Street and Lynnway; at at Lemieux at 418 Summer p.m. Tuesday; on Proctor Ave- 7:39 a.m. Wednesday on Bond nue at 8:36 p.m. Tuesday; at Street. St.; at 7 Reedy Road on Tues- Broadway and Central Avenue A report of a motor vehicle day at 6:38 p.m.; at 10 Russet at 10:59 p.m. Tuesday; on crash at 2:52 p.m. Tuesday at Lane on Tuesday at 6:56 p.m.; Broadway at 11:34 p.m. Tues- 16 New Ocean St.; at 5 p.m. at the Huckleberry Hill School day; at Broadway and Central Tuesday at Central Square and on Tuesday at 9:30 p.m. Avenue at 11:42 p.m. Tuesday. Union Street; at 5:56 p.m. Tuesday at 728 Lynnfield St.; MARBLEHEAD Complaints at 6:12 p.m. Tuesday at East- A report of vandalism on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ern Avenue and Huron Street; Complaints at 6:38 p.m. Tuesday at Ca- Broadway at 8:08 a.m. Tues- The outbreak has left six children and one adult dead in the Wanaque sey’s Shell at 122 Boston St.; day; on Sagamore Street at Center For Nursing And Rehabilitation in Haskell, N.J. A manager from the inn on 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. at 6:41 p.m. Tuesday at Broad- Pleasant Street called to report way and Pendexter Street; a guest left without paying at at 11:26 p.m. Tuesday at 18 Theft Hamilton Ave. 11:26 a.m. on Tuesday. She 7 dead in viral outbreak A report of shoplifting on A report of a motor vehicle stated she attempted to contact the guest but the phone Broadway at 8:02 p.m. Tues- hit and run crash at 8:49 p.m. day; on Broadway at 10:16 Tuesday at Chatham Street was disconnected. p.m. Tuesday. at N.J. pediatric center and Western Avenue. A caller reported tour buses parked in the reserved voter SAUGUS By Mike Catalini the rehab center outbreak, contain the spread of the Breaking and Entering spots on Washington Street ASSOCIATED PRESS adenovirus 7, is among virus they will also contin- A report of a breaking and at 11:34 a.m. on Tuesday. She Accidents the more potent types and ue to advocate for stronger stated she would like the bus- TRENTON, N.J. — An- can sometimes cause more protocols and implemen- entering at 12:25 p.m. Tuesday other young person has at 9 Prescott Road; at 12:35 es moved along. A report of a motor vehicle serious respiratory illness, tation of infection control accident at Lincoln Avenue died in a viral outbreak at particularly in people with policies,” the president, p.m. Tuesday at 29A Linden St. A caller reported she wit- a pediatric rehabilitation A report of a motor vehi- nessed two males climb and Vincent Street at 2:43 weak immune systems or Debbie White, said in a p.m. Tuesday; at Walnut Place center, bringing the death cle breaking and entering at through a back window and who have lung conditions. statement. on Broadway at 10:40 a.m. toll to seven, officials said Children who require The center referred 11:09 a.m. Wednesday at 116 enter a residence on Hum- Wednesday. Lewis St. Wednesday. ventilators for breathing questions to a spokesman, phrey Street at 12:19 p.m. Most of those who died are among those treated who said he was preparing on Tuesday. She stated both in the adenovirus out- Complaints Complaints at Wanaque. Elnahal de- a statement for release individuals were inside the break were under 18, but scribed the patients as later Wednesday. A report of a gunshot at house for five minutes then A report of an assault and at least one was a young “fragile” and said they had The identities of those battery on Lawndale Avenue at 10:53 p.m. Tuesday at 80 walked out the front door and adult, the state Health “baseline” respiratory is- who died and the affected 2:36 p.m. Tuesday. Department said. The sev- Franklin St. witnessed them get into a sues, as well. patients are unknown. A report of a water main enth victim died Tuesday, black SUV. Responding officers It’s unlikely that there’s Health officials had ear- break at Adams Court and officials said. a broader threat, he said. lier described all those in- Overdose spoke with the homeowner Adams Avenue at 10:41 a.m. There have been 18 cas- “We don’t see a major fected as children, which A report of an overdose at and found out the men were Wednesday. es overall at the Wanaque outbreak risk in the com- is how the rehab center 8:16 p.m. Tuesday on Neptune house painters and were au- Center for Nursing and munity,” he said. “Unfortu- describes its pediatric pa- Boulevard. thorized to be there. SWAMPSCOTT Rehabilitation in Haskell, nately, we have hundreds tients, even though some A caller reported an old man about 30 miles northwest of these types of outbreaks are as old as 22. Theft with a cane standing at Pleas- Accidents of New York, officials said. per year. Because this one In the past 10 years, ant Street and Bubier Road, The 227-bed, for-profit fa- occurred in a place where cases of severe illness and A report of a robbery at A report of a motor vehicle trying to hitchhike at 4:13 p.m. cility cares for children the patients are so fragile death from the type of in- 11:45 a.m. Tuesday at Con- accident at Newman’s Bak- and elderly residents. on Tuesday. Responding offi- and have underlying im- fection found at Wanaque gress Street and Western Ave- ery, 252 Humphrey St., at “We’re taking this out- mune system problems, have been reported in the nue; at 9:55 p.m. Tuesday at 6 cers located the man who said 8:41 a.m. on Tuesday; on New break very, very seriously,” you’re seeing the severity United States, but it’s un- Albion St. he was just waiting for the bus. Ocean Street at 2:53 p.m. on New Jersey Health Com- play out.” clear how many deaths A report of a larceny at 5:52 A caller reported there was Tuesday. missioner Dr. Shereef El- Elnahal said the Health there were. p.m. Tuesday at 16 Endicott St. a man at her door, on Hines nahal said in an interview Department was first noti- A 1998 outbreak of type Court, knocking. Responding Complaints with The Associated Press. fied by the center about a 7 adenovirus at a pediat- Vandalism “I’ve been personally di- potential outbreak on Oct. ric chronic-care facility in officers arrived and spoke to A report of a noise com- recting a lot of the work 9. By Saturday, the depart- Chicago killed eight pa- A report of vandalism at the caller, who described the plaint at 1006 Paradise Road man as tall, white, and in his based on the information ment had sent inspectors tients, according to a sci- 11:38 a.m. Tuesday at 121 at 1:16 a.m. on Tuesday; at 55 that we’re getting from 20s. She stated he did not try who found a handwashing entific paper cited by the Broad St.; at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Burpee Road at 6:27 a.m. on the facility. The outcome deficiency. Centers for Disease Con- 2 Franklin St. Court. to gain entry. Tuesday. has been absolutely tragic It’s unclear why there trol and Prevention. — the age of the folks who was a gap between when The CDC is providing died and their condition, the center notified the technical assistance to the and we’re working really state and when officials state Health Department. hard until hopefully this were sent over. The Health Department Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 resolves.” The president of a nurs- inspected Wanaque in Au- Adenoviruses are comes union said Wednesday gust and found “minor de- Hotline mon and typically cause that nurses have com- ficiencies” that were later mild cold or flu symptoms plained about staffingcorrected. Spanish menu available CALL 24 HOURS A DAY in otherwise healthy peo- shortages at the facility, “Our goal now,” Elna- or text the word tiplynn ple, including sore throats, which she said may lead hal said, “is to make sure All reports of neighborhood fever, coughs and sneezes. to poor infection control all the infection protocols and your tip to Some strains also cause practices that could put are being followed to min- activity will be investigated. diarrhea and or pinkeye. patient safety at risk. imize the impact on affect- Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) But the strain found in “As the staff works to ed families and patients.” THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION Migrants set out on quest to reach distant U.S. border By Mark Stevenson minished as the throng set us a ride up ahead. I’m ASSOCIATED PRESS out in darkness cut by oc- worn out now.” But she casional ashlights or the too pledged to go on. “I’ve HUIXTLA, Mexico — spotlights of municipal walked a long way. I don’t Thousands of Central police who were escorting want to return. I want a American migrants re- them. better future for my chil- newed their hoped-for Rosa Duvon of Cofradia dren.” march to the United Cortes in Honduras was While the group has been States on Wednesday, set- pushing two baby boys, discouraged by Mexico’s ting out before dawn with both named Daniel — a government — and prompt- plans to travel another son and a nephew — in a 45 miles of the more than ed threats of aid cutoffs for 1,000 miles that still lie rickety donated baby car- their homelands from U.S. before them. riage over a potholed road President Donald Trump The ve days of walk- at 5 a.m. — they have received an ing in the southernmost “This thing is going to outpouring of help from lo- reaches of Mexico — after die,” she said of the car- cals as they pass by. seven days in Honduras riage, pointing to a wob- Neighbors have supplied and Guatemala — were bly back wheel. Still, she the marchers — many of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS beginning to show: Mex- vowed to keep going. them largely penniless — A police bomb squad was sent to CNN’s of ces in New York City and the ican authorities said In worse condition was with food and passersby newsroom was evacuated because of a suspicious package. Wednesday that about 500 Maria del Carmen Mejia of have stopped to give them migrants had accepted an Copan, Honduras, who was rides in cars, pickups, even offer to be bused back to already sweating profusely dump trucks. their countries. Many said before dawn. She carried Such caravans have tak- Crude pipe bombs sent they were sick or exhaust- in her arms 3-year-old Bri- en place regularly, if on ed, especially the children tany So a Alvarado, while a smaller scale, over the who toddled or were car- with her other hand she years, but U.S. President to Obama, Clintons, CNN ried along on the march. clutched the hand of Mi- Donald Trump has seized Still, the size of the ralia Alejandra Alvarado, on the phenomenon this By Michael Balsamo, against women. Overhead TV shots caravan — estimated by 7, who was also sweaty — year and made it a rally- Eric Tucker The White House quick- showed a truck carrying the United Nations at and fevered. ing call for his Republican and Colleen Long ly condemned the attacks that device, which law more than 7,000 strong Miralia “isn’t well, has a base ahead of Nov. 6 mid- ASSOCIATED PRESS aimed at Democrats and enforcement of cials said — seemed basically undi- fever. Let’s see if they give term elections. perceived foes of the ad- was linked to the other WASHINGTON — ministration. explosives, being driven Crude pipe bombs target- “Acts or threats of politi- away. The package sent to ing Hillary Clinton, former cal violence have no place CNN contained a live ex- President Barack Obama, CNN and others were in- in the United States,” plosive and envelope with tercepted Tuesday night Trump said. “This egre- white powder, and of cials and Wednesday in a rash gious conduct is abhor- said the substance was be- of attacks two weeks be- rent.” ing tested to see if it was fore nationwide elections “That’s a very bipartisan dangerous. that could reshape Con- statement,” he said. “We will not rest until gress and serve as a ref- All the con rmed bombs we stop these hazardous erendum on the rst two appeared to come from the devices from being mailed years of President Donald same person or persons, and bring the individual Trump’s presidency. said John Miller, the New or individuals to justice,” The devices, which of - York Police Department’s said Bryan Paarmann, the cials said shared a simi- head of intelligence and FBI’s top counterterror- lar design, were aimed at counterterrorism, who ism of cial in New York. prominent Democrats and briefed reporters in New The FBI also said it was a cable news network of- York. responding to a report of ten criticized by political The U.S. Secret Service a suspicious package at a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS conservatives. A similar intercepted a bomb that Florida of ce of Rep. Deb- device was found Mon- was addressed to Hillary orah Wasserman Schultz. A Central American migrant walks holding a Mexican national ag, on day at the New York com- Clinton at the Chappaqua, New York Gov. Andrew his way to Mapastepec, Mexico on Wednesday, as part of the caravan to pound of liberal billion- N.Y., home she shares Cuomo said his of ce re- the U.S. aire George Soros, a major with former President Bill ceived a similar package, contributor to Democratic Clinton, and another that but New York police of - causes. was sent to former Presi- cials said the of ce was The bombs overtook dent Obama at his home cleared and no device was other campaign news in with Michelle Obama in found. an already-tense political Washington. A police bomb Cuomo said at a brief- A Salute to season, which has includ- squad removed still anoth- ing that “we will not al- ed pitched ghts over im- er from CNN’s New York low these terrorist thugs migration, the Supreme headquarters, which was to change the way we live Court and sexual violence evacuated. our lives.” VETERANS South Carolina convenience Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 In honor of Veterans Day, store sold $1.537 billion ticket Sunday, November 11, 2018, By Jeffrey Collins The Daily Item will publish a ASSOCIATED PRESS special page devoted to those SIMPSONVILLE, S.C. who are currently serving military — The number of billion- duties and those veterans aires in South Carolina who are gone but not forgotten. Take this time with photo may have doubled over- to say $37 and shield night — at least before taxes — after a lottery Mail form to: “Thank You” ticket sold in the state won The Daily Item to your military the $1.537 billion Mega family member. Millions lottery jackpot. 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salvages By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tie with LYNN — With the regular season quickly drawing Somerville to a close, the St. Mary’s girls soccer team’s looking By Daniel Kane to put the nal tweaks in ITEM STAFF place as the Spartans gear up for a postseason run. PEABODY — The Peabody St. Mary’s sealed its Divi- boys soccer team bounced sion 4 North tournament back from a two-goal half- bid two weekends ago and time de cit and forced a 2-2 the focus since then has tie with Somerville Wednes- been improving its seeding day night at Coley Lee Field. while competing against Johnny Alves led the way tournament-caliber teams. for the Tanners with two Wednesday afternoon’s goals while Josh Atemkeng non-conference game and Noah Surman each had against Latin Academy one assist. Peabody coach was a step in the right di- Stan McKeen was more than rection for the Spartans, happy to grab a point from a who walked away with a game against a tough Somer- 3-0 shutout win at Man- ville team. ning Field. But, said Spar- “What can I say about tans coach Jim Foley, they Johnny? That’s goals num- were tested. ber 21 and 22 for him and “They tested us,” Foley good assists by Josh and said. “We started off a lit- Noah,” McKeen said. “This tle slow. Last week we lost was a big game for us. It’s two games on the road. like a win for us. They have It was good to be home. kind of dominated the league They provided us with a for many years. That’s like a challenge. Once we got loss to them, believe me.” going we started passing Somerville came out ag- the ball around and we gressive in the rst half and did what we needed to do.” dominated possession while Although the Spartans the Tanners couldn’t get any- didn’t score often, they thing going offensively. scored at key moments. “They controlled the game,” Junior forward Kayla McKeen said of the rst half. Demers, sophomore mid- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE “We were at, we weren’t elder Susannah Cornell being aggressive and we St. Mary’s Kayla Demers, left, celebrates with teammate Riley Lynch after scoring a goal weren’t going after and win- Wednesday. ST. MARY’S, B2 ning the 50-50 balls. They took it to us in that rst half, no question.” Peabody found itself heading into the locker room at Late surge PEABODY, B2 propels Big Blue soccer to win

By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The Swampscott girls soccer team scored three goals in the second half to notch a 3-0 shutout win over Marblehead in a Northeast- ern Conference matchup at Blocksidge Field Wednes- day afternoon. The Big Blue scored two of their three goals on set pieces, an area of the game coach Nor- man James said the team works on relentlessly in practice. “We work on those set pieces like crazy in practice and it’s really become one of our strengths,” said James. “We have great players who can execute those plays as well, and that never hurts.” Swampscott’s offense was led by Haley Bernhardt, who scored one goal and distributed one assist. Grace Grace DiGrande DiGrande and Sophie DiGrande each scored one goal, scored a goal while goalkeeper Nikki Rosa made three saves. in Swamp- Marblehead played a great defensive game in the scott’s win over ITEM FILE PHOTO rst half behind Grace Arthur, Meeghan Cronin and Marblehead Johnny Alves led the Carter Murray. But limited scoring chances and not Wednesday. way for the Tanners with two goals Wednesday. BIG BLUE, B2 ITEM FILE PHOTO Marblehead’s Green named NEC Coach of the Year By Harold Rivera ter than I had in the past. The coaches in CONGRESS ITEM SPORTS EDITOR the NEC are terri c people and they do INSURANCE AGENCY OF LYNN a tremendous job with their teams. To be 131 BROAD STREET, LYNN, MA 01901 MARBLEHEAD — It didn’t take Mar- singled out is a tremendous honor. blehead golf coach Bob Green long to ac- “It’s not why we do this. It’s always Congress Insurance Agency’s complish what he set out to reach in his good to do this but the motivation isn’t to rst season guiding the Magicians. The be coach of the year,” Green added. “You Player of the Week Magicians went 10-4-1 during the regu- want your team to be the team of the lar season and quali ed for the Division year. To have the NEC coaches think I’m 2 North sectionals. Wednesday evening, the coach of the year is a nice accolade.” Green added another accolade to his list Green de ected the credit to his play- when he was named Northeastern Con- ers. He said winning the award and re- ference Coach of the Year. ceiving recognition wouldn’t have been “I was surprised,” Green said. “It’s my possible without the team’s effort during rst year doing this. I have all the re- the season. spect in the world for the coaches in the NEC. I’ve gotten to know them a lot bet- GREEN, B2 Bob Green Emerson Ramirez Saugus boys soccer tournament-bound Lynn Tech The Saugus boys soccer team selves. They’re able to accomplish SENIOR clinched a state tournament berth SCHOOL ROUNDUP anything they set their minds to. This past week, Emerson Ramirez, a senior linebacker for Lynn Tech, had 11 for the second consecutive season We won the City Championship, we who scored three goals. Jonathan tackles, one sack and one fumble recovery in a 55-0 stomping of Chelsea. with a 5-0 win over West Roxbury hadn’t won that since 2008. We won Rodrigues (two assists) and Gas- Wednesday afternoon. the NEC, we hadn’t won that in a To date, Ramirez has 101 tackles, ve forced fumbles, and two “Last year was special showing pard Jean (one assist) each scored while. Now we’re in states, that’s the interceptions (one of which resulted in a pick six). When Coach Runner was one goal. Sachems goalie Juan Lo- how we can win and break a playoff next goal. They’re also the rst Clas- asked about his thoughts on the senior linebacker, the head coach drought that went on for 20 years,” pez earned the shutout victory. sical team to go undefeated in the Saugus coach Larry Bolduc said. The Sachems (9-6) host Winthrop conference. That’s what I’m most im- responded, "Emerson is the best defensive player in Lynn. I think he is one “This year carries another special Friday evening (5:30) at Anna Parker. pressed about. That’s dif cult to do.” of the top defensive players in the state." Ramirez is a returning CAC meaning showing that we can clinch BOYS SOCCER Classical’s goal was scored by Ga- all-star and a returning Lynn Item All-Star. He is on pace for another it again and get another run at ad- Classical 1, Malden 1 briel Novoa (unassisted). Rams goal- vancing in the tournament. This The tie was enough for the Rams ie Dan Cortes made seven saves. amazing season. Emerson hopes that he can continue to help Tech win as really means a lot for our seven se- to earn the NEC title. The Rams nish the regular sea- they look to improve their record to 6-2 when they take on Roxbury Prep niors. They really wanted another “These boys always had it in them,” son at 11-2-5. Charter on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. chance at the tournament.” Classical coach Eric Moreno, Jr. said. The game belonged to Ryan Pugh, “They just had to believe in them- ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 Peabody salvages tie with Somerville

PEABODY we were going to get that From B1 equalizer at some point.” After two failed corner halftime down 2-0 and it kicks and a few failed looked like it might be a throw-ins in the Somer- long night for the Tanners. ville end of the eld, the “We went in at half time tying- goal came with just and I said, ‘Hey if you guys 5:30 to play. just don’t want to show up Surman dished a pass to in the second half we’ll see Alves who was immediate- but I know you can play ly pressured by a Somer- with them,’” McKeen said. ville defender at the top “But I told them ‘you’ve of the box. Alves managed got to go out and show to just barely get a shot me that you can play with off with his right foot that them.’ That picked them slipped by the Somerville up and getting that rst goalkeeper to the left of goal early obviously up- the net and tied the game. lifted our team.” From there both defens- Just 4:30 into the sec- es held strong in the nal ond half, Alves provided minutes to keep the score the spark the Tanners at 2-2. desperately needed. After “That’s a point for us gaining possession Alves and that’s great,” McKeen slipped past two Somer- said. “They beat us the ville defenders before rst time in Somerville ring a shot that found 2-0. I mean we’ve played ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE the back of net to cut the close games with them but Somerville lead to 2-1. we just didn’t show up in St. Mary’s Jenna Foley, left, attempts to kick the ball past Latin Academy’s Grace Battite at Man- After the goal, the Pea- the rst half tonight.” ning Field Wednesday. body offense came to life The tough opponents and created several more don’t stop for Peabody (10- chances than it did in the 3-3) as the Tanners host rst half. However, the Beverly Friday (7:30) and St. Mary’s shuts out Latin Academy Tanners were unable to Medford Monday (4) to nish before 15 minutes close the regular season. remained in the game. “This series of games will the momentum back in St. Mary’s end of the eld lead to 3-0 and put the ST. MARY’S “In the last 15 to 20 be a good walk into the St. Mary’s favor, Cornell and the Spartans’ two-goal game out of Latin Acade- From B1 minutes we put the pres- tournament for us,” McK- came through when she lead stood tall through the my’s reach. sure on them and the ball een said. “Playing good and senior mid elder Jen- red a shot into the back early minutes of the second The Spartans (10-6-1) stayed down their end,” team, that’s what you want na Foley each scored one of the net from 15 yards half. St. Mary’s sent multi- play their nal game of McKeen said. “I just felt to do down the stretch.” goal. Foley said senior de- out. Latin Academy goalie ple shots Mannion’s way, the regular season next fender Joslyn Deschenes, Fiona Mannion initially but the junior goaltender Monday afternoon (3:45) junior mid elder Katie stepped out of her post brought forth her best ef- when they host Lowell Marblehead’s Green named O’Neill and senior mid- but the ball sailed over fort to keep the Dragons Catholic for St. Mary’s an- elder Sherly Feliz also her leap and into the net within striking distance. nual senior night. NEC Coach of the Year played well in the win. for the 2-0 Spartans lead. “(Mannion) had a good “We’re trying to end the Demers, St. Mary’s lead- St. Mary’s led 2-0 at half- game,” Foley said. “We put season on a good note,” Fo- along. To win 10 matches, ing scorer, gave the Spar- GREEN time. some shots there and she ley said. “We’re hoping for we had some highlights. tans exactly what they From B1 “Anytime you can go up made some plays on them. a home game (in the state We beat Gloucester by a were looking for when on a team that puts them We could’ve nished a little tournament). This time of “It’s the team that does shot. We tied Swampscott. she red in the game’s on their heels,” Foley said. bit more but she made some the year, you’re thinking it,” Green said. “If I’m Swampscott had a very rst goal. Down 1-0, Lat- “I think after we didn’t good plays. We had some about seeding. You can’t coach of the year it’s be- good team. Then, close to in Academy didn’t change score much over the last great shots that she made worry about what anybody cause of the team. We had being the absolute high- its game plan. The Drag- two games, you get Kayla good plays on. If she didn’t, else is doing, you’re hoping fun. I think we had a very light of the year was com- ons kept pace with St. and Susannah going- that we probably would’ve to play at home. That’s our successful season. I think ing to within a point of Mary’s for the next 30 sets the tone and the pace cashed in on those.” goal. We’ll try to get anoth- the kids would agree it’s beating Danvers at Fern- minutes in a back-and- for the rest of us.” Foley’s goal with 15:06 er win and hopefully get a been a terri c season. croft. It shows the senior forth defensive battle. The Dragons couldn’t get remaining in the game home game in the tourna- “My rst objective was leadership and the type of Needing a goal to sway much movement toward stretched the Spartans’ ment.” for the kids to have fun,” kids we had.” Green added. “I think we Marblehead’s season Locke, Pegnato tie for medalist honors in NEC Open accomplished that. It was ended at the Division 2 a tremendous group of North sectional, where the young men. We keep 10 Magicians nished 14th ROUNDUP lissa Zayas scored her 16th its annual senior night georgiou (85), Classical’s guys on the roster, seven overall. Despite falling From B1 goal of the season. Also Thursday (5:30) when the Brendan Lannon (98), of them are seniors. They short of advancing to the playing well for English Tanners host Somerville. Classical’s Brett Bucklin get along great, they have state nal, Green said he GIRLS SOCCER were Milena Biondi and GOLF (99) and English’s Nathan fun with each other, they was proud of his team for Winthrop 4, Classical 1 Kaylee Smith Whelton. NEC Open Whitcomb (109). laugh with each other. what it accomplished. The game belonged to Revere 1, Everett 0 At Olde Salem Greens, CROSS COUNTRY It’s a great group. We had “We didn’t play as well Winthrop’s Maura Dorr, The Patriots quali ed Marblehead’s Brendan CCL MEET great senior leadership.” as I know we’re capable who scored all four goals for for the state tournament Locke and Swampscott’s At the CCL Cross Coun- Marblehead’s 10-4-1 of playing,” Green said. the Vikings. Abbey Ierardi with the victory. Max Pegnato each shot a try Championship held at nish included a number “Brendan Locke was scored one goal for Classi- VOLLEYBALL score of 75 to tie for med- Franklin Park, St. Mary’s of highlights. The Magi- co-champion in the NEC cal on Liv White’s assist. Peabody 3, alist honors at the North- Taban Manyok nished cians competed well with Open with (Swampscott’s) Classical (7-7-1) visits North Reading 0 eastern Conference Open. in second place overall the top teams in the NEC, Max Pegnato. He had Gloucester Friday (4). Peabody earned the win Other solid performanc- in a nine-team eld and including a victory over a tough day, as did Ben Danvers 8, with set scores of 29-27, es came from Salem’s was named a CCL all-star. Gloucester and a tie with Brennan. Will Cleary shot Somerville 0 25-9 and 25-13. Top con- Tommy Harrington (76), Overall the boys team Swampscott. Marblehead an 85, he played well. The Falcons senior mid eld- tributors for the Tanners Swampscott’s Ryan Gra- came in fourth place with also kept pace with Dan- rest of the kids struggled. er Jess Pelletier scored were Tatiana Correia (23 ciale (78), Danvers’ Jar- Mike Carroll nishing in vers- which nished rst I told them it was icing in three goals and dished two digs), Jonalyn Carpenter ed Mscisz (78), Danvers’ the top 20. in the Division 2 North the cake. We had a good assists in the win. Dan- (six kills), Ava LaValle Cam Morrison (80), Sau- The girls team was led sectional Tuesday. year and went to the post- vers (14-2-1) hosts Med- ( ve kills, three blocks) gus’ Joe Cross (80), Pea- by two freshmen, Lily Ne- “All you hope for is that season. Nothing we did (in ford Monday night (7). and Rachel Coleman (14 body’s Connor McCarron whall and Juliana Tabora, the team comes together,” the sectional) could possi- Malden 8, English 1 assists, ve aces). (83), Salem’s Ethan Doyle pacing the girls team to a Green said. “They became bly detract from the terrif- Bulldogs freshman Me- Peabody will celebrate (83), English’s Paul Papa- sixth-place nish. closer as the season went ic season we had.” Late surge propels Big Blue soccer to win

BIG BLUE were nally able to get fectively sealing Swamp- From B1 on the board about seven scott’s win. minutes into the second Now at 10-4-1, Swamp- being able to capitalize half. After being award- scott has three games left kept the Magicians off the ed a free kick from about in the regular season be- scoreboard. 40 yards out, Grace Di- fore the state tournament. “We played tough soccer Grande launched a boom- The Big Blue are aiming from start to nish,” said ing shot that just snuck to go into the tournament Marblehead coach Annie over the leaping grasp of with momentum, start- Madden. “We stuck with Marblehead goalkeeper ing with a tough match them for a period of time Rachael Saulnier and un- against Beverly Friday but hats off to Swamp- der the crossbar to give (4). scott. They have some re- Swampscott a 1-0 lead. “That’s a huge game ally talented players who From there, things for us, if we win that one can put the ball in the snowballed. Swampscott we’re in line to win the back of the net.” continued to push the NEC,” said James. “I think The two teams played ball on the offensive end, we just need to be a little a scoreless rst half, but and just ve minutes af- cleaner up front and keep Swampscott knocked on ter Grace DiGrande’s goal attacking on offense and the door constantly. The the Big Blue scored again. we should be in pretty Big Blue dominated time This time it was Bern- good shape.” of possession and got sev- hardt, who made a great For Marblehead (5-10), eral good runs at the net. move to get around her the goal is to end the reg- On top of that, Swamp- defender, switch to her left ular season on a positive scott had two free kicks foot and bury a shot to put note. The Magicians play and a corner kick, all of her team up 2-0. Pentucket Thursday (4). which resulted in close The Big Blue added a “We’re just always look- misses. Marblehead got bit of insurance with just ing to improve,” said Mad- a couple of good scoring under 15 minutes to play. den. “From the start of chances late in the half, After being awarded a cor- the season to where we but the score remained at ner kick, Bernhardt sent a are now, we’ve made huge 0-0 entering the break. ball into the box that was strides as a program and ITEM FILE PHOTO In the second half, headed into the net by So- as a team. We’re just going Swampscott continued its phie DiGrande, making it to keep pushing until the Swampscott’s Haley Bernhardt scored a goal in the Big Blue’s win over solid play. The Big Blue 3-0 Swampscott and ef- nal whistle.” Marblehead Wednesday. Catch up with your favorite team call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your in Item Sports! daily subscription. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY No. 8 Dracut at No. 1 Marblehead Jumping ahead early in Game 2 Golf (7) No. 6 Revere at No. 3 North Reading Malden Catholic at St. John’s (3:15) (7) Boys Soccer Division 5 North Tech at Greater Lowell (4) No. 6 Saugus at No. 3 Weston (7) Pentucket at Marblehead (7) Division 6 North St. Mary’s at Catholic Memorial (7) No. 5 Greater Lowell at No. 4 Bishop Girls Soccer Fenwick (7) Pentucket at Marblehead (4) Division 7 North Fenwick at North Reading (7) No. 5 Georgetown at No. 4 St. Saugus at Gloucester (7:15) Mary’s (5) Volleyball Non-Playoff Football Classical at Beverly (5:15) Winthrop at Shawsheen (6) Marblehead at English (5:30) KIPP at Brighton (6:30) Greater Lowell at Tech (5:30) Lynnfield at Watertown (7) Ipswich at Fenwick (5:30) Somerville at Peabody (5:30) Volleyball Medford at Revere (5:30) Lynn City Tournament Dracut at Swampscott (6) At St. Mary’s Saugus at Winthrop (6) English vs. Tech (3:30) Field Hockey Classical vs. St. Mary’s (4:45) Swampscott at Fenwick (3:45) Boys Soccer Gloucester at Lynnfield (3:45) Swampscott at Salem (4) Saugus at Beverly (4) Winthrop at Saugus (5:30) FRIDAY Revere at Manchester-Essex (7) Girls Soccer State Tournament Football Peabody at Somerville (TBA) Division 1 North Winthrop at English (4) No. 7 Haverhill at No. 2 St. John’s Swampscott at Beverly (4) Prep (7) Malden at Revere (4) Division 2 North No. 6 Peabody at No. 3 Reading (7) Winthrop at Saugus (7) Division 3 North Field Hockey No. 7 Concord-Carlisle at No. 2 North Andover at Marblehead (3:30) English (7:30) Peabody at Everett (4) Division 4 North Chelmsford at Revere (4:30)

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You’re not better than every- Denver 3 4 0 .429 165 164 Arizona 1 6 0 .143 92 184 tic Coast Conference coaches say North Carolina’s Roy Williams body else in the G League, I can tell Oakland 1 5 0 .167 110 176 San Francisco 1 6 0 .143 158 218 Thursday’s Game Denver at Kansas City, 1 p.m. they have more questions than wor- is taking a wait-and-see approach. you that. I don’t care who you are.” Miami at Houston, 8:20 p.m. Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. ries about the NBA G League option Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski said there The G League plan lacked details Sunday’s Games N.Y. Jets at Chicago, 1 p.m. Philadelphia vs Jacksonville at London, UK, Indianapolis at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. for elite prospects. will always be one-and-done college such as how players will be identified 9:30 a.m. Green Bay at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. The G League will offer “select players regardless of NBA restric- as potential targets. 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Rangers 9 3 5 1 7 24 30 Los Angeles 9 2 6 1 5 17 32 N.Y. Islanders 7 3 4 0 6 20 20 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. NEW YORK (AP) — An Gatto, Dawkins and Code Adidas executive and two left court Wednesday with- Wednesday’s Games Pittsburgh at Calgary, 9 p.m. Toronto at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Washington at Edmonton, 9 p.m. other insiders from the out speaking to reporters, Florida at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Arizona, 10 p.m. high-stakes world of col- though one defense lawyer Tampa Bay at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. Friday’s Games Vancouver at Vegas, 10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Vegas, 6 p.m. lege basketball recruiting indicated there would be Thursday’s Games San Jose at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. were convicted Wednesday an appeal. Sentencing was Montreal at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Winnipeg at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Colorado, 9 p.m. in a corruption case that set for March 5. 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The Anaheim at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Montreal at Boston, 7 p.m. hattan found former Adi- defendants include Chuck das executive James Gatto, Person, a former associate NBA business manager Chris- head coach at Auburn who tian Dawkins and amateur played for five NBA teams EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division league director Merl Code over 13 seasons, and also W L Pct GB W L Pct GB guilty of fraud charges. former assistant coaches Toronto 4 0 1.000 — New Orleans 3 0 1.000 — Boston 2 2 .500 2 Memphis 2 1 .667 1 The trial centered on Tony Bland of USC, Eman- Philadelphia 2 2 .500 2 San Antonio 2 1 .667 1 whether the men’s ad- uel Richardson of Arizo- Brooklyn 1 2 .333 2½ Dallas 2 1 .667 1 mitted efforts to channel na and Lamont Evans of New York 1 3 .250 3 Houston 1 2 .333 2 Southeast Division Northwest Division secret payments to the Oklahoma State. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB families of top recruits lur- In closing arguments at Charlotte 2 2 .500 — Denver 4 0 1.000 — Orlando 2 2 .500 — Portland 2 1 .667 1½ ing them to major basket- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the first trial, prosecutor Miami 1 2 .333 ½ Minnesota 2 2 .500 2 ball programs sponsored Noah Solowiejczyk re- Atlanta 1 2 .333 ½ Utah 1 2 .333 2½ by Adidas was criminal. Former Adidas executive James Gatto and two counted testimony from Washington 1 2 .333 ½ Oklahoma City 0 3 .000 3½ co-defendants were convicted Wednesday in Central Division Pacific Division At stake was a fortune in cooperators and wiretap W L Pct GB W L Pct GB revenue for the basketball federal court of committing fraud by paying evidence about how the de- Milwaukee 3 0 1.000 — Golden State 3 1 .750 — families of NCAA college basketball prospects Detroit 3 0 1.000 — L.A. Clippers 2 2 .500 1 programs and potential fendants took steps to cre- Indiana 2 2 .500 1½ Phoenix 1 2 .333 1½ endorsement deals for the with cash so the prospects would attend col- ate false invoices to Adi- Cleveland 0 3 .000 3 Sacramento 1 3 .250 2 leges sponsored by Adidas. Chicago 0 3 .000 3 L.A. Lakers 0 3 .000 2½ players if they went pro. das, route funds through Evidence included text various bank accounts and Wednesday’s Games Thursday’s Games Louisville assistant hand- en’s family, that are out- Brooklyn at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 7 p.m. messages between the de- convert it to cash for the Dallas at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Portland at Orlando, 7 p.m. fendants and coaches from ed him an envelope stuffed lawed by the NCAA. They families. Minnesota at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Boston at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. New York at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. top-tier coaches like Bill with cash. accused the defendants of The behavior “tells you Charlotte at Chicago, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games Self of Kansas and Rick Prosecutors claimed defrauding universities by an awful lot about the Utah at Houston, 8 p.m. Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Indiana at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Pitino of Louisville and the schools were in the tricking them into passing defendants,” the prosecu- Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 9:30 p.m. Golden State at New York, 7:30 p.m. testimony from the father dark about the pay- out scholarships to players tor said. “It tells you that L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Brooklyn at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Memphis at Sacramento, 10 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 p.m. of prized recruit Brian ment schemes, including who should have been inel- what they were doing was Washington at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Bowen Jr. describing how a $100,000 promised to Bow- igible. wrong.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Don’t let the unexpected push Consider the best way to You’ll come up with different You’ll be prompted to make Tie up loose ends, say what’s Engage in talks that will bring you in a direction you haven’t make improvements at home ways to put your skills to use. some last-minute changes. on your mind and make per- you closer to a loved one. Don’t had time to think about. Stand or work. Set the stage for the There is money to be made if Before you begin, make sure sonal alterations that will leave let anger be the driver of your still until you have a clear view way you want to see things you negotiate on your own be- you have the approval of any- you feeling good, looking good discussion. A positive attitude of what’s going on around you. unfold. Take charge to make half. one who will be affected by the and living up to your expecta- and an affectionate gesture progress. choices you make. tions. Romance is highlighted. will pay off. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Do less talking and more lis- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) tening. Divulging too much An emotional situation will be Physical activity is favored. Behind-the-scenes activity Erratic behavior will leave you Anger will solve nothing, but about yourself will leave you difficult to deal with if you get Lend a helping hand or sign should concern you. Stay in questioning what’s right or the hard work, honesty and integri- open to ridicule or slander. angry. Be cautious how you up for an event that tests your the loop and find out all you best way to move forward. Step ty will help you get things done. Avoid being misinterpreted deal with erratic, unpredictable strength and endurance. Focus can before you jump to con- back from unpredictable situa- Don’t let distress cause you to by acting discreetly and pre- or indulgent people. Abide by on what you can do, not what clusions. Someone will try to tions. Make a moderate choice miss out. Take care of your re- cisely. the rules. you cannot. mislead you. based on common sense. sponsibilities.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Happily employed millennial worries about her resume Trust partner’s card to read the deal DEAR ABBY: I’m a mil- think you are being a Here are two interesting ter North had shunned Stay- lennial, and it seems these Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van “crotchety old relic.” Be- proverbs: “A friend’s eye is a man and transfers. days people stay at jobs for Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, cause you received what I good mirror” (Celtic) and “If By far the most popular only a few years before and was founded by her mother, would call a stripped- you have a good friend, you choice was the heart 10. moving on. That has been down version of an “invita- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at don’t need a mirror” (Ger- What should East have made my experience in the past, tion,” you should not feel man). DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los of that? but now I’m in a position rude in responding in the Yesterday, I mentioned that Given that East had the that’s fulfilling and where Angeles, CA 90069. same fashion. Just click being able to use a mirror to heart nine, he should have I am creatively satisfied. no, if that’s the only option peek into the other players’ anticipated the 10’s being the All my friends are al- you’ve been given. hands would make bridge ways looking for their next other factors. Remaining There’s no date — just higher card from a doubleton with a company you like, choose a gift and pay to much easier. Sometimes, (or perhaps an imaginative gig, but for once, I don’t DEAR ABBY: I was though, the bids made and, feel that way. They keep being appreciated and have it sent to her. The widowed this spring and choice from a tripleton). In especially, the cards played sending me job postings fairly compensated for daughter is fully employed seem to recall hearing, either case, it was time to they think I would be in- what you do, should not as a high school life skills years ago, that I should can be as helpful as placing shift. The spade-jack lead at terested in, which would create a black mark on teacher, and her husband not send out greeting a hand face up on the table. trick two would have defeat- be right up my alley if I your resume. It’s a sign of is a minister. cards for the first year. Is However, first today, look at ed the contract. At the tables, was looking, but I’m not. stability. I always thought of a this still proper etiquette? the West hand. What would though, every East except one How should I respond? In terms of a resume, it’s shower as a social gather- With the holidays ap- you lead against three no- returned a heart, and the odd- not just your work history Does it say I’m lacking ing to honor a mother-to- proaching, I need to know trump after South opens two ball tried his singleton club! motivation or goals if I that has importance or be with gifts, see what whether I should or should no-trump, and North raises? don’t have the desire to value, it’s also your ac- gifts she receives, play not be sending Christmas This deal was played at leave the company where I quired skills, your commu- games, have refreshments cards. For some people, it Bridge Base Online. Although am currently working? In nity participation and rel- and visit. This new con- will be the only way they’ll some experts prefer not to this day and age, is it OK evant hobbies. These cept seems in poor taste to learn of his passing. Thank lead away from an ace against to stay longer at a compa- elements let potential em- me. While I don’t intend to you for your help. no-trump, there is a time and ny, or does that actually ployers get a well-rounded participate, I feel rude just a place for everything. Here, view of the person who’s hurt your resume? Does it clicking on “Not going.” CAROLYN IN the spade two worked well. being hired. show a lack of drive? Am I being a crotchety old VIRGINIA Declarer took the trick and relic? DEAR ABBY: I received DEAR CAROLYN: Please played a heart to the queen, SEEKING but East won and returned a GUIDANCE a Facebook “invitation to OLD TIMER IN accept my sympathy for an event” from one of my TEXAS the loss of your husband. If spade. The defenders had four DEAR SEEKING: Many local friends. Her daugh- you feel up to sending hol- tricks in the bank and had to millennials move from job ter who lives out of state is DEAR OLD TIMER: In iday cards and would like get one more in a minor. to job because they don’t expecting, and this is an light of the fact that you to do so, by all means send Only three Wests chose the like what they’re doing or “online shower.” The invi- didn’t mention whether them. I have never heard spade two. One tried the club don’t have the creative sat- tation contains a link to you know or even like your of any rule of etiquette that six, which was a bad idea af- isfaction you do, as well as her daughter’s registry. friend’s daughter, I don’t says you shouldn’t.

EVENING TV LISTINGS THURSDAY’S TV OCTOBER 25, 2018 CROSSWORD 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Greater Steves’ The This Old House Age Reversed With Miranda Ted Wil- Amanpour and Greater Steves’ Antiques ^ PBS Boston Europe Hour Esmonde-White liams Company (N) Boston Europe WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Big Bang Young Mom (N) Murphy S.W.A.T. “S.O.S.” (N) News Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With $ CBS Fortune (N) Theory Sheldon Brown James Corden WCVB News- Chronicle Grey’s Anatomy Station 19 Ryan is How to Get Away News- Jimmy Kimmel Nightline Page Six % ABC Center 5 “Everyday Angel” caught off guard. With Murder (N) Center 5 Live (N) (N) TV (N) WBTS Boston Access Super- Good Will & I Feel Bad Law & Order: Spe- Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC News (N) store (N) Place Grace (N) cial Victims Unit (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers WFXT Ent. NFL Pre- NFL Football Miami Dolphins at Houston Texans. (N) Boston TMZ (N) Live PD: This- 9 FOX Tonight game News Patrol Minute WUTF Reto 4 elementos: Naturaleza extrema (N) Entre dos amores La embajada Laura Mi jefa me ›› El = UMA (N) acusa de robo. mago WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) The Good Wife The Good Wife Seinfeld Big Bang Seinfeld How I Met Mike & F MNT Theory Theory “Threesome” “Lifeguard” Theory Molly WGBX The Great British Jamestown Miss Fisher’s Mur- Country House PBS NewsHour (N) Jamestown Murder L PBS Baking Show der Mysteries Revealed Myster. WWJE Evil Up Close Evil Up Close World’s Most Evil World’s Most Evil I Killed My BFF Killing Spree “Col- Inside the R JN Killers Killers umbine Massacre” Mind WLVI Gold- Gold- Supernatural “The Legacies (N) 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family American Cleveland X CW bergs bergs Scar” (N) CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Dad TELE Alfombra roja: Latin American Music Awards 2018 Premios para los artistas Al Rojo Latin American Decisio- Decisio- ¨ TELE Premios Latin latinos. (N) Vivo Music Awards: nes nes WABU CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Cri. ¥ ION Investigation Investigation Investigation Investigation Investigation Investigation Scene CABLE STATIONS The First 48 “The The First 48 Nightwatch Nation Nightwatch Nation The First 48 A&E Girl Next Door” (N) “Trauma Drama” (5:30) ›› “Exorcist ›››› The Exorcist (1973, Horror) Ellen Burstyn, Linda Blair, ›› Annabelle (2014, Horror) Annabelle Prince of AMC II: The Heretic” Max von Sydow. Jesuits try to rescue a possessed girl. Wallis, Ward Horton, Tony Amendola. Darkness Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Shahs of Sunset Welcome to Waverly Watch Shahs of Sunset Below Deck BRAVO “Vida Knows Best” (N) What “Vida Knows Best” Alaska: The Last Alaska: The Last Frontier “Hunting for Disaster” Otto and Eivin’s Gold Rush “Smoked Alaska: The Last Frontier DISC Frontier hunt ends in disaster. (N) Out” “Hunting for Disaster” “Girl vs. Invisible Sister (2015, Adven- Raven’s Bunk’d Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven’s Raven’s Bizaard- Bizaard- Bizaard- DISN Monster” ture) Rowan Blanchard. ‘NR’ Home Home Home vark vark vark Count- College Football Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech. Lane Stadium. SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter With SportsCen- ESPN down (N) Scott Van Pelt (N) ter College Football Teams TBA. (N) World/Poker World/Poker Around Interrup- Marty & ESPN2 the Horn tion McGee ››‡ Hotel Transylvania (2012) Voices of ›› The Haunted Mansion (2003, Comedy) The 700 Club ››› The Final Girls (2015, FREE Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg. Eddie Murphy, Terence Stamp. Horror) Taissa Farmiga. (6:00) ››› “Goose- ››‡ Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015) Voices of ››‡ Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015) Voices of ›‡ Fun Size (2012) Victoria FX bumps” Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg. Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg. Justice, Thomas Mann. “Game VICE My Dinner With Hervé (2018) Road to The Shop The Deuce “The Stolen Daughters: Kidnapped Fifty HBO Night” News Peter Dinklage. ‘NR’ Jacobs Feminism Part” by Boko Haram Shades Mountain Men “The Mountain Men Mountain Men “The Shelby the Swamp Mountain Men “The Mountain Men Mountain HIST Rising Storm” “Double Jeopardy” Gauntlet” (N) Man Rising Storm” “Double Jeopardy” Men Grey’s Anatomy Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance ›› William & Kate (2011, Docudrama) Ben Harry & Meghan: A Royal LIFE (2018, Biography) Parisa Fitz-Henley. Cross, Camilla Luddington. Romance (2018, Biography) Jersey Shore: Fam- Jersey Shore: Fam- Tattoo Tattoo Jersey Shore: Fam- Tattoo Tattoo ››‡ Pineapple Express (2008, MTV ily Vacation ily Vacation Far? Far? ily Vacation Far? Far? Comedy) Seth Rogen. Celtics Pregame Quick State of Boston Boston Sports Celtics Celtics Patriots Celtics Celtics Celtics NBCSB Live Slants the Revs Tonight Tonight (N) Post. Post Football Post. Post Post. NHL Hockey Philadelphia Flyers at Boston Bruins. TD Bruins Sports Behind Sports Dining NHL Hockey Philadelphia Flyers NESN Garden. (N) Overtime Today the B Today Playbook at Boston Bruins. Loud Loud iCarly Sponge- ››‡ Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK House House Bob Wanted (2012) Voices of Ben Stiller. Circus- Shameless “Down ››‡ The Tribes of Palos Verdes (2017) Kidding Gigolos Gigolos Shameless “Down Kidding SHOW Wildest Like the Titanic” Jennifer Garner, Cody Fern. ‘R’ Like the Titanic” ›› “28 ››› Zoolander (2001, Com- ›‡ Grown Ups (2010, Comedy) ››‡ The Proposal (2009, Romance-Come- ››› Independence STARZ Days” edy) Ben Stiller. ‘PG-13’ Adam Sandler. ‘PG-13’ dy) Sandra Bullock. ‘PG-13’ Day (1996) ›› Wrong Turn (2003, Horror) Desmond ››› The Cabin in the Woods (2011) Karma (2018, Horror) Mandela Van See No SYFY Harrington, Eliza Dushku. Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth. Peebles. Manny unleashes a karma demon. Evil Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Guest Guest Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn TBS Theory Theory Theory Theory Book Book Nine Nine Nine NCIS: New Orleans NBA Basketball Boston Celtics at Oklahoma City NBA Basketball Denver Nuggets at Los Angeles Lak- Inside the TNT “Second Line” Thunder. Chesapeake Energy Arena. (N) ers. Staples Center. (N) NBA NCIS “Rendezvous” NCIS “Voices” NCIS “Ready or Not” NCIS A senator’s son The Purge NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA USA is injured. “Leipei” (6:00) ›› “Space ›››› Forrest Gump (1994, Comedy-Drama) Tom Hanks, Robin Wright. A ›› Hall Pass (2011, Comedy) Owen Wil- VH1 Jam” (1996) slow-witted Southerner experiences 30 years of history. son, Jason Sudeikis, Jenna Fischer. B6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018 Shut out for years, Tennessee Democrats are now optimistic By Jonathan Mattise disavowed by party lead- vember. They have fielded ate message and personal gets a cooler reception, for the kind of blue wave and Adrian Sainz ers for his anti-gay views. viable candidates for gov- brand likely make him the specifically among women, that would completely top- ASSOCIATED PRESS Republican Bob Corker ernor and senator, as well only Democrat capable of despite polling well state- ple Republican rule. won re-election in a blow- as for some legislative dis- beating Republican Rep. wide. The state’s economy is MEMPHIS, Tenn. — out. tricts where the party has Marsha Blackburn. The dynamic has made strong. Trump remains Tennessee Democrats But this year might not put up a fight in years. In the governor’s race, for a compelling state Sen- popular in many places, know something about be different. With Cork- The improved prospects polls show Republican ate contest in suburban and Republicans can point disappointment. The last er and Gov. Bill Haslam add to Democratic hopes businessman Bill Lee Memphis, where scientist to successes in education time voters chose a gov- leaving office, there are that anti-Trump energy leading former Nashville and three-time cancer access, infrastructure and ernor, the party pinned no popular incumbents on will propel the party to a Mayor Karl Dean by dou- survivor Gabby Salinas other areas. Haslam is its hopes on a longshot the ballot for their offices. sweeping victory, possibly ble digits. But Dean has upended a candidate with still a popular leader, and punchline named Charlie That advantage, combined restoring control of the held his own in fundrais- more money in the August the state Legislature fares Brown, who was trounced with the feared nation- U.S. House and even the ing and campaigning and Democratic primary. She well in polling. by 30 percentage points. wide backlash against Senate, as well as gover- proven legitimate enough now faces GOP state Sen. The GOP holds both Two years before that, President Donald Trump’s nors’ offices. to draw Lee into head-to- Brian Kelsey, who didn’t Senate seats, seven of the Democrat who unex- GOP, has at last given the Former Democratic Gov. head debates. even have a Democratic nine House seats, the gov- pectedly bested a weak Tennessee Democratic Phil Bredesen has a le- Democrats see some of challenger four years ago. ernor’s mansion and su- primary field for a U.S. Party cause for cautious gitimate shot at the open their best opportunities in On a larger scale, though, permajorities in the state Senate seat was promptly optimism heading into No- Senate seat. His moder- the suburbs, where Trump Tennessee doesn’t look ripe Legislature. CLASSIFIED

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ANNOUNCING: Trial Court of Massachusetts THE TRIAL COURT KIPP ACADEMY Lynn LOTTERY APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE FOR THE The Superior Court PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 18-19 AND 19-20 SCHOOL YEAR! ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket Number 1877CV01092B Docket No. ES18P3057EA ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS IN 11TH GRADE FOR DECEMBER 2018. Thomas H. Driscoll, Jr., Clerk of Courts Essex Probate and Family Court Essex County Superior Court - Newburyport 36 Federal Street ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS IN K THROUGH 12 FOR AUGUST 2019. 145 High Street Salem, MA 01970 Newburyport, MA 01950 (978)744-1020 KIPP Academy Lynn Schools are free, open enrollment, charter public schools CASE NAME: serving students grades K - 12th grade. KIPP welcomes all families interested in Mark Nocera et al enrolling their children at KIPP to fill out an application. vs. Estate of: Kathleen L. Hendricks and such other persons Gloria Stallworth Immediately, we are accepting applications for grade 11 with a deadline of RE: Also known as: Gloria Mae Stallworth 11/30/18 at 5 PM. We will hold a lottery on December 4th, 2018 at 5 PM. Paper Kathleen L. Hendricks and such other persons Date of Death: 04/26/2018 applications available in office and available for download at TO: all unknown and unascertained persons who may be heirs, devisees, To all interested persons: kippma.org/enroll. appointees, or persons claiming under the late Anne C. White, late of Charlestown, A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Massachusetts (see Suffolk Probate Court No. 510132) Representative has been filed by: For the 2019 - 2020 school year- We are accepting applications for grades K-12 WHEREAS a civil action has begun against you in our Superior Court by Mark Blueberry Hill Nursing and Health of Beverly MA with a deadline of 2/15/19 AT 5 PM. Nocera wherein it is seeking to: requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Lottery applications and additional information are available at www.kippma.org/ Quiet title and thereby extinguish any hypothetical adverse claim that the heirs of as requested in the Petition. enroll or can be picked up at 90 High Rock St, Lynn MA 01902. the late Anne C. White could assert with respect to a portion of the real property The Petitioner requests that: owned by the Plaintiffs known as 50 Breezy Hill Terrace, Nahant, Essex County, Jonathan J Davey, Esq. of Quincey MA KIPP's program is based on a longer school day and year, academic and character Massachusetts, arising form the fact that the 1974 deed in the back title recorded be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve With Personal development, a relentless focus on student outcomes and college graduation, and in the Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 6042, Page 727 conveying one of Surety on the bond in an unsupervised administration. support for students to and through college and career. the four sub-parcels that comprise the Property to Anne and her late husband John IMPORTANT NOTICE White failed to recite that they took title as husband and wife as tenants by the You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the If you have questions, please call: entirety. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney KIPP Academy Lynn Elementary School (grades K-4) - Rebecca Hazlett Plaintiffs also seek to quiet title based on alternative theories of (1) reformation to must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on 781-558-9263 add a tenancy by the entirety clause to the 1974 deed bases on the patent the return day of 11/12/2018. KIPP Academy Lynn Middle School (grades 5-8) - Mariela Alvarez scrivener error occurred given that, among other things, the three sub-parcels were This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written 781-598-1609 held in a tenancy by the entirety and (2) adverse possession. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a KIPP Academy Lynn Collegiate High School (grades 9-12) - Monica Bruno timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections 781-598-1609 We COMMAND YOU if you intend to make any defense, that on 11/28/2108 within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice or within such further time as the law allows you do cause your written pleading to to you. ¡ANUNCIANDO: be filed in the office of the Clerk of Court named above, in said Commonwealth, UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM KIPP ACADEMY Lynn and further that you defend against said suit according to law if you intend any PROBATE CODE (MUPC) SOLICITUDES PARA LA LOTERÍA DISPONIBLES PARA LOS AÑOS ESCOLARES defense, and that you do and receive what the Court shall order and adjudge A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised 18-19 Y 19-20! therein. administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the ACEPTAMOS SOLICITUDES PARA EL GRADO 11 PARA DICIEMBRE DEL 2018 Hereof fail not, at your peril, as otherwise said suit may be adjudged and orders administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the entered in your absence. Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and ACEPTAMOS SOLICITUDES PARA GRADOS K AL 12 PARA AGOSTO DEL 2019. expenses of administration. It appearing to this Court that no personal service of the Complaint has been WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Las escuelas KIPP Academy Lynn son escuelas autónomas gratuitas, con made on the defendant a deputy sheriff having made a return on the summons Date: October 04, 2018 inscripción abierta, que sirven a los estudiantes de los grados K al 12. KIPP les da that after diligent search he can find no one upon whom he can lawfully make Pamela Casey O'Brien la bienvenida a las familias que estén interesadas en inscribir a sus hijos en KIPP service, a copy of which is hereto attached and made part of this notice, it is Register of Probate a que llenen una solicitud para la lotería. ORDERED that notice of this suit be given to them by publishing, once a week for Item: October 25, 2018 three successive weeks; the last publication to be at least 20 days before said Inmediatamente estamos aceptando solicitudes para el grado 11 con fecha límite return in the The Daily Item, City of Lynn. del 30 de noviembre a las 5 PM. Tendremos una lotería el día 4 de diciembre, DATE ISSUED: 10/10/2018 CITY OF PEABODY EARLY VOTING LOCATIONS AND HOURS 2018 a las 5 PM. Las solicitudes para esta lotería están disponibles en la oficina Thomas H. Driscoll, Jr. The following are PEABODY EARLY VOTING CENTER o en la página de kippma.org/enroll. CLERK OF COURTS/ASST. CLERK Item: October 18, 2524, November 1, 2018 locations, dates and times: Para el año escolar 2019 - 2020, estamos aceptando solicitudes para los grados K-12 con fecha límite del 15 de febrero, 20189 a las 5 PM. Las solicitudes e PEABODY CITY HALL, 24 LOWELL STREET NOTICE OF COMMUNITY OUTREACH MEETING información adicional están disponibles en www.kippma.org/enroll o pueden DAY DATE HOURS llenarse en la 90 High Rock St, Lynn MA 01902. Notice is hereby given that Full Harvest Moonz, Inc. will hold a Community Monday October 22, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Outreach Meeting on November 1, 2018 at the Lynn Police Department Tuesday October 23, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. El programa de KIPP se basa en días y años escolares más largos, desarrollo Community Room, 300 Washington Street, Lynn, MA 01902 at 6:00 to discuss Wednesday October 24, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. académico y de carácter, un enfoque en los resultados de los estudiantes y the proposed siting of an Adult Use Marijuana Retail facility at 32-34 State Street, Thursday October 25, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. graduación universitaria y apoyo para los estudiantes hasta y a través de la Lynn, MA, in accordance with M.G.L. Ch. 94G and the Massachusetts Cannabis Friday October 26, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Universidad y sus carreras. Control Commission's regulations at 935 CMR 500.000 et seq. Saturday October 27, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Monday October 29, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Si tiene preguntas, llame a: Topics to be discussed at the meeting will include, but are not limited to: Tuesday October 30, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Escuela primaria KIPP Academy Lynn (grados K-4) - Rebecca Hazlett Wednesday October 31, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 781-558-9263 1. The type(s) of Adult-Use Marijuana Establishment(s) to be located at the Thursday November 1, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Escuela Media KIPP Academy Lynn (grados 5-8) - Mariela Alvarez proposed address; Friday November 2, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 781-598-1609 2. Plans for maintaining a secure facility; WEST BRANCH LIBRARY, 603 LOWELL STREET Escuela secundaria KIPP Academy Lynn Collegiate (grados 9-12) - Monica 3. Plans to prevent diversion to minors; Bruno 781-598-1609 4. Plans to positively impact the community; and Item: October 25, 2018 DAY DATE HOUR 5. Plans to ensure the establishment will not constitute a nuisance to the Monday October 22, 2018 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. community. Tuesday October 23,105 2018 DI81442 432 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Wednesday October 24,6.00 2018 x 2 DI81442 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. TOWN OF SAUGUS There will be an opportunity for the public to ask questions and receive answers Thursday October 25, 2018CITY 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. LEGAL NOTICE from Full Harvest Moonz, Inc.'s representatives about the proposed facility and Saturday October 27, 2018 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. SAUGUS PLANNING BOARD operations. Monday October 29, 2018 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. PUBLIC HEARING Tuesday October 30, 2018 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. A copy of this notice has been published in a local newspaper at least seven (7) Wednesday October 31, 2018 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The Saugus Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Thursday, November 1, calendar days prior to the meeting and filed with the appropriate City entities. This Thursday November 1, 2018 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2018 at 7:15 PM in the Town Hall Annex Meeting Room, 25 Main Street, Saugus, notice was also mailed at least seven (7) calendar days prior to the meeting to CLOSED FRIDAY MA on the application submitted for a Site Plan Review Permit, as defined in abutters within 300 feet of the property line of the petitioner as they appear on the Article XII, Section 12.6, of the Saugus Zoning Bylaws for the property located at most recent applicable tax list. PETER A. TORIGIAN SENIOR CENTER, 75R CENTRAL 1325 Broadway, Assessors Map D7, Block 14, Lot 1. (Plans available for review at Item: October 25, 2018 STREET the Planning Board Office located in Town Hall) (Submitted by Bohler Engineering)

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By Marco Ugarte ceiling and some other ar- government to send a he- ASSOCIATED PRESS eas were damaged in Es- licopter, boats and rescue cuinapa. equipment. He said the MAZATLAN, Mexico — The worst damage was state was trying to evacu- Emergency workers strug- expected to be in the hand- ate people in communities gled to reach beach towns ful of coastal communities at risk of flooding. left incommunicado by a that were cut off by road Before hitting the main- blow from Hurricane Wil- and without communica- land near Isla del Bosque, la, and the storm contin- tions. Workers were trying Willa swept over an off- ued to force evacuations to remove toppled power shore penal colony about Wednesday due to fear of poles and trees blocking 60 miles out in the Pa- flooding even as it dissi- the road. cific. Federal authorities pated over northern Mex- In the farming neighbor- declined to comment on ico. Thousands of homes hood of Pueblo Nuevo, a precautions that were were still without power. half mile from Escuinapa’s taken at the prison, citing There were no immedi- center, neighbors cried security concerns, but said ate reports of deaths or when describing how the the safety of inmates was missing people, but the wind swept up their tin a priority. storm’s 120 mph winds roofs and wooden house Willa peaked as a Cat- damaged a hospital, frames while they shel- egory 5 storm with winds knocked out power, top- tered under their heaviest of 55 mph over the Pacific pled wood-shack homes furniture. on Monday. The U.S. Na- and ripped metal roofing Ruben Avila and his tional Hurricane Center off other houses in the wife, Juana, told The As- said the storm rapidly lost Sinaloa state municipality sociated Press they were force and dissipated over of Escuinapa when it came disappointed that govern- northern Mexico Wednes- ashore Tuesday evening. ment officials had not yet day morning. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Nearly 102,000 homes arrived with help, as they Concern about rains led There were no immediate reports of deaths, but the storm’s 120 mph lost electricity after the sat among their scattered Durango state to say it winds knocked out power and damaged buildings in the Sinaloa state storm made landfall, the belongings under pouring was evacuating 200 peo- municipality of Escuinapa. head of the state electric- rain Wednesday. Mattress- ple threatened by possible ity company said on Twit- es and remains of their be- spills from the Santa Elena to dangerous levels. people, including many had evacuated more than ter. Service had been re- longings lay soaked on the dam. In Nayarit, the fire de- Willa came ashore about U.S. and Canadian expa- 4,250 people in coastal stored to about 62 percent ground. partment urged residents 50 miles southeast of triates. towns and set up 58 shel- of those. In neighboring Nayarit in villages near the Acapo- Mazatlan, a resort city Torrential rains began in ters ahead of the storm. The state civil defense state, Gov. Antonio Eche- neta river to “evacuate im- that is home to high-rise the afternoon, and emer- Schools were ordered office said the hospital’s varria asked the federal mediately” as the river rose hotels and about 500,000 gency officials said they closed.

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By Nicholas Paphitis outnumbered Athenian knots, it's armed with a ASSOCIATED PRESS triremes vanquished a bronze ram that could Persian armada in one of smash through the thin ATHENS, Greece — For the world's most famous planking of enemy vessels. a NATO-member war- sea engagements. No substantial ancient ship, Greece's Olympias "I was surprised at how wrecks have been found. is pretty unusual. It's got much work it is (to) move "It has great maneuver- a zero carbon footprint, no forward," said Swiss vis- ability, can travel in very whale-zapping sonar and itor Martin Roosli. "I can shallow waters and — for an antiquated propulsion (hardly) imagine how you its time — is very fast," system. can row from one island to Polychronakis said. The 121-foot wooden the other with this boat." Built under plans by vessel moored off south- A small navy contingent British naval architect ern Athens is an experi- John Coates in 1985-87, mental reconstruction of under Commander Nikos the trireme, the sleek an- Polychronakis handles the Olympias carried the cient Greek warship that sails and gives commands flame for the 2004 Athens PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS halted a Persian invasion and the beat. Original- Olympics and then spent ly, a flute-player would a decade on land. Trips for A view from the top of medieval hill town Cortona, in the province of of Europe and ruled the Arezzo in the Tuscany region of Italy. Mediterranean for centu- have provided the rhythm the public started in 2016. ries. — ancient Greek navies Triremes dominated Every summer, visitors didn't use whips, and the Mediterranean naval war- can get a whiff of life in oarsmen were free citi- fare from the 5th century Basking in the Tuscan sun the galleys 2,500 years zens. B.C. and were used until Polychronakis said pro- early Christian times. ago by joining the crew of its cultural and artistic ter. Cortona is about an spective rowers worry that In the 4th century B.C. By Anne D'innocenzio the Olympias — and work ASSOCIATED PRESS legacy, its post-card views hour drive to key medie- they're unfit, too old, or Greek states experiment- up a sweat rowing it. of rolling hills dotted with val hill towns like Assisi lack rowing skills. "None ed with progressively The long, narrow ships CORTONA, Italy — Af- stone farms and medieval and Montepulciano, home of this is so important," he bigger galleys with more carried two small sails, ter my breast cancer diag- castles, and its food — of the Vino Nobile wines. told The Associated Press. than one person per oar, but propulsion was mostly nosis and as I was going simple but flavorful. And you could take a train "We just aim to get people but never more than three provided by 170 oarsmen, through what would be But my experience was from Cortona to Florence. to know the trireme and banks. more than a year of treat- seated in three rows below beyond what I expected. Every day, we looked have fun." One twin-hulled behe- ments that included che- deck. Lower ranks got to By staying at the villa, I forward to a new activity, For safety reasons, the moth probably had up to motherapy and radiation, smell the upper ones' feet. was able to have a deep- some we planned on our 47-tonne replica's sor- eight men per oar. Accord- I vowed I would return Visitors do all the row- er understanding of the own; others were planned ties are accompanied by ing to one ancient writer, to Italy. Both sets of my ing on the Olympias' two- Tuscan culture and live by Mazzierli, who also act- navy speedboats and a it carried 4,000 oarsmen, grandparents emigrated hour-long public trips, like a Tuscan resident. ed as our tour guide. She fire-fighting ship. 400 other sailors and from there, and I always conducted near Salamis We shopped for groceries gave us a tour of San Gal- island where, in 480 B.C., With a top speed of 9 3,000 marines. turned to Italy as a source of comfort. at the local supermar- gano, where we visited the At first, I wasn't sure ket, cooked dinner at the gothic style 13th century what part of Italy I would house, and went on walks abbey which no longer travel. The last time I was among the fields of sun- has a roof, as well as San there was in 1998. But flowers, olive trees and Gimignano, known for its when my sister and broth- grapevines. We washed many medieval towers. er-in-law invited me for a clothes and hung them Every meal was an epi- one-week stay at a villa out to dry. I woke up to the curean feast. Among the in Cortona in Tuscany, I crowing of roosters. highlights; eating pici pas- knew my plans were set. We stayed at the villa ta at La Loggetta, over- My plan was to spend Il Barattino, which had a looking the main square a week in Rome with a swimming pool, washing in Cortona, sampling the friend. Then, I would join machine, satellite TV and massive seafood platter my sister and brother-in- free Wi-Fi connections. at Morgan's, which over- law and their friends on It rented for little over looked Lake Tresimano, the second leg of the trip. $800 a night and sleeps and tasting the sumptu- I had never been to Cor- 12 and is managed by ous zucchini flower appe- tona, the walled medieval Cortona-based Hill Towns tizer at Osteria del Teatro hilltop town popularized Tours, which manages vil- in Cortona. In Assisi, I by Frances Mayes' memoir las in Tuscany. The villa had a delicious melon and "Under the Tuscan Sun," consisted of two buildings, prosciutto salad at Le Ter- later made into a movie. which combined had six razze di Properzio, which We would use Cortona, bedrooms. If you rent a offered breathtaking pan- nestled near the border of villa with friends, you can oramic views of the town. the Umbria region, as our cut the cost of the rental This trip was more than base and then travel to fees and the car rentals. checking off a bucket list. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS different parts of Tuscany. Location is key. Our This was a celebration of I hoped to be inspired villa, set apart from the life. And so, in that spirit, Visitors row the Olympias, a replica of an ancient galley, at Saronic gulf by one of Italy's most ro- main road, was about sev- I promised my relatives I in southern Athens. manticized regions, with en miles to the town cen- would be back next year.