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MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 DEALS Entrepreneurs SwampscottOF THE $DAY$ warming up gures $2.7MPG. 3will to make their Complete Streets pitch in Lynn By Gayla CawleyDEALS ITEM STAFF OF THE By Gayla Cawley SWAMPSCOTT — The town is seeking state fund- ITEM STAFF ing to implement its ve-year Complete$DA StreetsY$ prior- itization plan, roadway and sidewalk PG.improvements 3 LYNN — Eight aspiring entrepreneurs which are projected to cost more than $2.76 million. will pitch their business ideas in front of A complete street provides safe and accessible op- the public and a panel of volunteer judges tions for all travel modes, including walking, biking, on Thursday night. transit and vehicles, for people of all ages and abili- The contestants, six of whom were select- ties. ed ahead of time, will sell their ideas during The Board of Selectmen voted toDEALS adopt a complete the Entrepreneurship for All (EforAll) streets policy two years ago, which was later approved Pitch Contest at Lynn Housing Authority & by the Massachusetts DepartmentOF of Transportation THE Neighborhood Development, 10 Church St., (MassDOT). from 6 to 8 p.m. The town then solicited funding $fromDA MassDOTY$ to The pre-selected contestants include Ser- develop a prioritization plan, which paidPG. for 3 a consul- gio Espinoza, of Lynn, the owner of a food tant. The development of the plan started in March safety and restaurant rm, which aims and was submitted to MassDOT for approval last to help restaurant entrepreneurs achieve month. their dreams of opening up a restaurant or Town Administrator Sean Fitzgerald said the town any other food service establishment; Mi- plans to seek funding from MassDOT this year and chelle Guzman, of Lynn, the owner of Lynn annually, which is only availableDEALS to communities Walking Shoe Tours, which offers a walk- which have completed the study. Complete Streets ing tour that was born from the desire to grants cap at $400,000. OF THE share the rich history, art and community Of cials also identi ed other state$ funding $options. of Lynn; and Elizabeth Souffrant, of Lynn, Some of the projects may line up withDA theY town’s an- the owner of I Care 4 Your Hair, a mobile nual paving plan, which is what its ChapterPG. 3 90 fund- salon that specializes in servicing seniors ing is allocated for each year. and people with disabilities with hair styl- “We’re trying to keep Swampscott safe and we are ing and beauty services. looking to bring in a broader based revenue stream Other pre-selected contestants are Cor- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE that will help us ensure we can do more without plac- ing additional pressure on Swampscott’s real estate al Cabrera, of Lynn, owner of Community The Complete Streets plan includes a $1.35 million side- LYNN, A3 walk reconstruction project on Puritan Road. SWAMPSCOTT, A3 Peabody Marblehead looks to takes a improve its environment

stand By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — against Self-driving electric cars are one way to create awareness for a greener, opioids more sustainable commu- nity. By Thomas Grillo Marblehead held its rst ITEM STAFF community-wide Sustain- ability Fair on Saturday. BOSTON — As the opioid It was educational, inno- crisis sweeps the nation, vative, and packed with Peabody is the latest city residents eager to learn to join a multi-region suit how they can help their to hold drug manufacturers environment. The all-day, and pharmacies nancially family-friendly event was accountable for fueling the at the Marblehead Char- epidemic. ter School, and included The complaint, led in informational sessions, U.S. District Court, targets environmentally friendly the largest U.S. pharma- crafts, and knowledgeable ceutical companies, includ- games for kids. ing OxyContin maker Pur- “There are many points due Pharma, Mallinckrodt LLC, maker of Oxycodone, of contact people have in- and Actavis Pharma, which terest in to see what ties in produces Fentanyl. to a healthy planet,” said The suit alleges the com- Judith Black, one of the panies pushed highly ad- founders of Sustainable dictive, dangerous opioids, Marblehead. “We need falsely telling doctors that ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK to become more aware. patients would rarely get Plastics are oil-based and Green and sustainable vendors show off their products during the Sustainability Fair at addicted to the drugs. It Marblehead Community Charter Public School on Saturday. MARBLEHEAD, A3 says the rms violated the federal Controlled Sub- stances Act which requires vendors to monitor, identify and report suspicious activ- ity in the size and frequen- For the INSIDE cy of opioid shipments to pharmacies and hospitals. State “Cities impacted by ef- record, What’s open, fects of this corporate closed on greed are left to pay the English Columbus Day. A3 freight for this malfeasance through increased health- Lynn care and law enforcement QB passes Man arrested costs, and through the lives with illegal of their residents,” read to a his coach rearm. A6 statement from Massachu- setts Opioid Litigation At- By Steve Krause Nation torneys (MOLA), a consor- ITEM STAFF Kavanaugh’s tium of law rms ling suit LYNN — An En- impartiality to against the world’s biggest glish-Swampscott football be tested in blue pharmaceutical companies. state lawsuits. A7 “It has never been more im- game is big enough on its portant for cities and towns own merits. LOOK! in Massachusetts to take The two schools are just over two miles from each Classics by the the ght to the source.” Sea car show in The suit also names the other now. But even if it Swampscott. A8 nation’s biggest pharmacy wasn’t always that way, chains, including CVS, Rite the history and proximity Sports Aid Corp., Walgreens, and of athletes between the St. Mary’s Wal-Mart Stores Inc. The two schools has made for back eld duo 317-page complaint alleges a great rivalry. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK they committed negligence, “After Classical, this is helps to defeat Lynn English Quarterback Matt Severance broke his team’s career pass- Arlington PEABODY, A3 ENGLISH, B2 ing record, which was formerly held by his coach, Chris Carroll, Saturday. Catholic. B1.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 59° VOL. 140, ISSUE 252 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 56° COMMUNITY CALENDAR ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 OBITUARIES

Walter L. Landergan, Jr., 90 Gail H. Faia, 77 Michael P. Boynton, 58

LYNNFIELD — Kennebunk, Maine, SWAMPSCOTT — chael Faia, Sr. of SAUGUS — Mi- Boynton of Salem, Through hard work enjoying the beach Mrs. Gail H. (Owens) Swampscott and chael Phillip Boyn- and Jacob Chadwell and determination, and hosting big fami- Faia, 77 years of Steven Faia and his ton, a long-time and his wife, Paola of Walter L. Landergan ly celebrations. Swampscott, passed wife Beth of Marble- resident of Saugus, Wake eld, his grand- Jr. accomplished Walter is survived away peacefully on head, her grandchil- passed away in his children; Nicholas much in his life: he his four children Friday, October 5, dren, Joseph Faia III, home surrounded by Boynton and Julian was a dedicated and their spouses: 2018 in the Bertram Madeline Faia, Jared his family on Friday Chadwell, his sister, student, a managing Mary Landergan and House in Swamp- Valeri, Talia Faia, and morning, October 5, Carol Akeley of Pea- partner at a law rm, her husband Robert scott. She is the wife Michael Faia, Jr. all of 2018 at the age of body, and his long- and a generous man Richardson of Mel- of the late Joseph Swampscott Justin 58. Born in Salem, time partner, Kather- who gave back to his commu- rose, Thomas J. Landergan M. Faia, Sr. She was born in and Eric Faia of Marblehead, he was the son of the late ine Carlton of Saugus. nity. and his wife Jean of New- Lynn, the daughter of the late great grandsons Aaron and John and Isabele (Mahoney) Service information: Vis- But for Walter, his single buryport, Walter L. Lander- Ralph and Artenise (Thibeau) Ashton Valeri, a sister in law Boynton. Mike was raised and iting Hours will be held in greatest accomplishment was gan, III and his wife Maribeth Owens. She was raised in and brother in law, Helen and educated in Peabody and the Cuffe-McGinn Funeral building a loving and kind Harrington of Charlestown, Swampscott and was a 1959 Don Savino of Nahant. Gail was a graduate of Peabody Home, 157 Maple St. Lynn family. and Aileen Adams and her graduate of Swampscott High also leaves several nieces and High School. He worked as a on Tuesday, October 9, Walter passed away on Fri- husband Robert of Beverly; School. She has made her nephews. She is the sister of machinist with various com- 2018 from 4 to 8 p.m. All day, October 5th at Massa- 10 grandchildren, Katherine, home in Swampscott all of the late Janet Dandreo. panies, but retired from Gen- other services will be held chusetts General Hospital in John, Robert, Mark and Brian, her life. Service information: eral Electric in 2017 after 20+ privately. In lieu of ow- Boston. He was 90 years old. Mary Frances and Betty Anne, Gail was a secretary at Gail’s funeral will be held years of service. Mike was a ers, contributions in Mike’s The son of Walter L. and and Thomas, Robert and Wil- the Swampscott Junior High on Tuesday, October 9, dedicated father who rooted memory may be made to: Mary Frances (Bolger) Land- liam, as well as many beloved School for many years. She 2018 at 9 a.m. from the on his children at their athletic American Cancer Society, ergan, Walter grew up in Lynn nieces and nephews. He was also worked in the Athletic SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, events. He was an avid sports 30 Speen St. Framingham, and Lawrence, and graduated brother of the late Katherine Department for Swampscott 67 Ocean Street (Rte. 1A) fan and loved to cheer on the MA 01701. To leave a con- from Phillips Andover Acade- Mathis of GA. Schools and Salem Hospital. Lynn followed by a funer- Patriots. His sarcastic sense of dolence online or to share my on a scholarship. He then Service information: Rel- She loved to cook, take walks al mass in St. John the humor could ll a room with a memory, please visit earned a second scholarship atives and friends are invit- on the beach, reading and Evangelist Church, Swamp- laughter and he will be greatly www.cuffemcginn.com. to Harvard University, where ed to gather for his Funeral crosswords. For 30 years she scott at 10 a.m.. Burial in missed. he graduated Magna Cum Service on Wednesday Oc- and her husband Joe wintered Swampscott Cemetery. Rel- Michael leaves his children: Laude and Phi Beta Kappa tober 10th at 9 a.m. from in Florida. She was an asset to atives and friends are re- Nathan Boynton and his wife, with a major in physics. Then, the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur her husband and sons, help- spectfully invited. Visiting Tracy of Wilmington, Nicole he went on to earn a degree at Funeral Home, 82 Lynn ing them with their contracting hours are on Monday from Harvard Law School. St., Peabody, followed by company Joseph A. Faia and 4 to 7 p.m. Donations may Walter spent his entire ca- a Funeral Mass of Chris- Sons. The Faia family would be made to Care Dimen- reer, spanning 65 years, at tian Burial at 10 a.m. in like to thank the wonderful sions Hospice, 75 Sylvan Baker still bullish Rich, May P.C. in Boston. For Our Lady of the Assump- staff at the Bertram House Street, Suite B102, Dan- much of that time, he served tion Church, Lynn eld. A and Care Dimensions for the vers, MA 01923. Directions as a managing partner. visitation will be held on care and attention given to and guestbook at www.soli- on GE deal, despite Walter will be remembered Tuesday from 5 – 8 p.m. at Gail. mine.com. for his integrity, brilliance, the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur She is survived by her three kindness, and generosity. Funeral Home. Memorial sons, Joseph Faia, Jr and his company upheaval Walter was a loyal and de- donations may be made to wife Lisa of Swampscott, Mi- voted husband to Mary Eliza- the Faustman Lab for Type By Steve LeBlanc said the deal he and Walsh beth O’Shea Landergan, with 1 diabetes research, web- ASSOCIATED PRESS struck to entice GE was whom he shared a beautiful site https://giving.mass- structured in such a way marriage for 45 years until her general.org/donate/faust- BOSTON — When Gen- to safeguard taxpayers. death in 2001. Together, they man-lab/ to help  nd the Sister Barbara Willett, 88 eral Electric announced As part of the deal, the raised four children in Lynn- cure for Type 1 diabetes. in January 2016 that it state offered incentives eld. Please visit www.ccbfuner- was moving its headquar- of up to $120 million ters from Connecticut to In his later years, Walter al.com for online obituary WINDHAM, N.H. - gift with choir groups through grants and oth- was happiest at his home in or post condolences. Boston, it was hailed as a er programs. The city of Sister Barbara (Mar- in schools where she major coup not just for the Boston offered $25 mil- guerite) Willett, 88, a taught, and with her city but for Gov. Charlie lion in property tax relief. Sister of Mercy for 71 Mercy community. Baker, in of ce just a year. The deal also included years, died peaceful- She is remembered The Republican governor $1 million in grants for Barbara E. Dylengoski, 96 ly on Tuesday, Octo- for her love of teach- had teamed with Demo- workforce training, com- ber 2, 2018, after a ing, her dedication to cratic Boston Mayor Marty mitment to existing local period of declining Mercy, her delightful Walsh to lure the company transportation improve- health. A native of sense of humor, and to the city's booming Sea- SALEM – Mrs. Barbara is survived ments in the Seaport Dis- Barbara Evelyn by her sons, William Exeter, N.H., she was her love of New En- port District. Walsh likened the daughter of the late John gland sports teams. it to winning Powerball. On trict, and assistance for (Bowden) Dylengoski Dylengoski of Hamil- eligible employees looking 96, of Salem, be- ton and daughter-in- and Margaret (Linscott) Wil- Family members include Beacon Hill, a cheer went to buy homes in Boston. loved wife of 60 years law Katrinka O’Brien lett. her sister, Jane Loch, several up in the Massachusetts Baker, who is facing a to the late Joseph R. of Beverly, Steven Sister Barbara received her nieces and nephews, as well House of Representatives re-election challenge from Dylengoski, passed Dylengoski and his M.Ed degree in education as the members of her Mercy when Democratic Speaker away Thursday, Octo- longtime partner Val from Keene State College, community. She was prede- Robert DeLeo announced Democrat Jay Gonza- ber 4, 2018 at her Kocyba of Norwalk, Keene, New Hampshire; and ceased by two brothers: John GE's decision. lez, noted that the work home. Ct., her grandchil- her B.A. degree in educa- and Joseph. That coup is looking a involves basic improve- Born in Lynn, she was the dren, Kalish (Skip), Jacob and tion from the former Mount Friends may call at Warde bit shakier now. ments to publicly owned daughter of the late Chalmers Corey Dylengoski, her great St. Mary College, Hooksett, Rehabilitation and Nursing On Monday, the compa- property leased by GE. and Jessie (Cogill) Bowden. grandchildren, Soren, Jonah N.H. She was a dedicated Center, 21 Searles Road, ny ousted its CEO, took "We're basically invest- She was raised and educated and Blake, her loving and car- teacher in Catholic schools Windham, N.H., on Wednes- a $23 billion charge and ing in a public asset and during her early school years ing niece Susan Kocur of Sa- in New Hampshire and Mas- day, October 10, 2018, from said it would fall short of they have the ability to in Lynn and East Hampstead, lem. She was the sister of the sachusetts. She taught in 9:30 -11 a.m. A Mass of pro t forecasts this year lease that asset, but that N.H. She was a graduate of late Marion Kocur. New Hampshire at Our Lady Christian Burial will be cele- — all signs that the indus- asset belongs to the pub- Newburyport High School Service information: Her of Perpetual Help and St. Jo- brated at 11 a.m. in the chap- trial conglomerate, which lic," Baker said. "We did (class of 1940). Mrs. Dylen- friends and relatives are seph schools in Manchester; el. Burial will be at St. Joseph traces its roots to Thomas not write a big check to GE goski returned to Lynn, attend- invited to her funeral ser- Immaculate Conception in Cemetery, Bedford, N.H. Edison and the invention based on job projections or ed Burdett Business school, vice which will be held in Penacook; and Holy Trinity in Memorial donations may be of the light bulb, is strug- anything like that." and worked for the General THE O’DONNELL FUNERAL Somersworth. In Massachu- made to the Sisters of Mercy gling in a rapidly evolving Since announcing the Electric Company from 1941- HOME, 46 Washington Sq., setts, she taught at St. Mary, – Northeast Community, 15 economy. move, the company has 1952. She then left work to (at Salem Common) SA- Star of the Sea School in East Highland View Road, Cum- Baker said he wasn't forged ahead with plans be at home and devote time LEM, Wednesday, Oct. 10th Boston. From 1979 until her berland, RI 02864-1124, and worried. for a Boston headquarters. to her family until 1966. at 10 a.m. Burial in Green- retirement in 2008, Sister online at www.sistersofmercy. "The company's still In late August, the com- She retired from her position lawn Cemetery, Salem. In Barbara taught at the for- org/northeast. worth about $100 billion. pany gave the media a as Manager of the Peabody lieu of owers, expressions mer Marian Court College in Service information: It still has a huge foot- tour of its efforts to merge Sears-Roebuck- Catalog Dept. of sympathy may be made Swampscott, Massachusetts. The Carrier Family Funeral print here in Massachu- two buildings, which once in 1984. in Barbara’s memory to After retiring, Sister Barba- Home, 38 Range Rd, Wind- setts in health care and held a candy factory, into A loving wife, mother, grand- Care Dimension, (former- ra continued her ministry of ham, NH, has care of Sister in green technology and in one 95,400-square-foot mother and great grand- ly Hospice of the North teaching, volunteering at the Barbara’a arrangements. To clean energy, and those in- structure. Construction mother, Barbara was an avid Shore) 75 Sylvan St., Dan- Manchester (New Hampshire) send a message of condo- dustries are in very good should be completed by reader who enjoyed needle- vers, MA 01923 or to North Immigration Project until lence to the family, please shape," Baker told report- mid-2019. The company point, knitting, puzzles and in Shore Elder Services 300 2016. Sister Barbara was a visit www.carrierfuneral- ers Monday. "The head- is also planning to build a more recent years found great Rosewood Dr., Danvers, Ma talented musician, sharing her home.com. lines don't concern me." new 12-story building as pleasure in mastering Face- 01923. To share a memo- At the same time, Baker part of the complex. book and connecting with ry or offer a condolence, friends young and old. She please visit www.odonnell- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS was devoted to her family and funeralservice.com. cherished her time spent with State touts restoration of returned to Bird Island. morning at the Acushnet dinosaur fossils. her sons and grandchildren. habitat for endangered terns The Massachusetts Cemetery. The event is a part- She lived a long full life, lled Division of Fisheries The cemetery’s nership between the with love. MARION (AP) — State and Wildlife says it has groundskeeper says the Pocumtuck Valley Memo- of cials say the terns have successfully completed vandals also destroyed rial Association and Piti habitat restoration efforts some small statues, can- Theatre. on the tiny Buzzards Bay dles and other graveside Tim Neumann, of the FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE island, one of only three decorations. 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Hanlon Jr. Prior to restoration, the Western Mass. celebrates children especially, to Family owned deteriorating seawall and have an interest in sci- its link to dinosaurs ence and learn about the since 1958 erosion on Bird Island had cut the nesting area GREENFIELD (AP) — community’s history with dinosaurs. for terns in half, forcing Amateur paleontologists Jonathan Mirin of Piti Private parking area many of the birds to nd can head to western Mas- Theatre says the event also Handicap accessible new homes during the sachusetts this weekend nadwornyfuneralhome.com nesting season from April connects to current envi- for the Great Green eld ronmental issues through through September. DinoFest. Advertisement the topic of extinction. 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Lynn and the North Shore cal residents, particularly Marin said the pitch and we do that through Latina women, with the contest is part of EforAll’s supporting local entrepre- knowledge and tools to recruitment efforts for its neurs and helping them ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK start their own tax prepa- next Business Accelerator successfully execute their Andrea Steadman, 6, of Marblehead, learns how dif cult it is to clean up ration services business; Program, which consists of business ideas,” Marin oil spills in the ocean. Peter Lauenstein, a Mas- 12 weeks of workshops led said. sachusetts resident and by area business experts, EforAll will hold a sec- owner of Pulse, which of- weekly meetings with a ond pitch contest in the fers a way of amplifying team of mentors, and a city on Nov. 10, part of its Marblehead is looking to socio-political impact by chance for entrepreneurs recruitment efforts for its summer Business Accel- incorporating an action to win from a pot of seed erator Program, which is widget onto news articles capital for their respective held in Spanish. improve its environment and videos; and Wendy endeavors. There will be four priz- Kessler Cody, of Salem Marin said the Accelera- es for Thursday’s contest and Lynn, owner of New tor is for small businesses aware of the damage be- da, was a pioneer of holis- -- the grand prize will be MARBLEHEAD Focus LLC, which offers in their beginning stag- ing caused to their ocean. tic beauty and a champion $1,000, second place will From A1 es or for those that have Cudihy, who is a full- of environmental respon- a 12-week anger manage- receive $750, third place seemed to plateau, but time nurse, said she sibility. Reynolds said it ment program consisting will get $500 and an audi- don’t biodegrade and as of weekly sessions. the owner thinks there long as we live in a fossil doesn’t eat  sh or shell- is her mission to continue ence-selected fan favorite  sh like she used to be- that legacy. Some of the remain- are new opportunities for will receive $500. fuel society we are mur- ing applicants will get a growth. dering ourselves.” cause she doesn’t want to Fair attendees could also chance to present their The mission of EforAll, Gayla Cawley can be Right outside the char- “poison” herself with the learn about solar back- ideas during the  rst hour, based in Lowell and ex- reached at gcawley@item- ter school’s front doors petroleum created in  sh pack chargers and resi- or showcase portion of the panded to Lynn last year, live.com. Follow her on was a “Tossed and Found” once they swallow plastic. dential solar opportuni- Katin Miller, a mother of event, with the favorite is to strengthen mid-sized Twitter @GaylaCawley. demonstration led by long- ties, get their own carbon a 6-year-old and a 9-year- time Marblehead resident footprints, take part in old, listened as Cudihy ex- Christine Cudihy. She had resourceful raf es and a plained her  ndings in one Peabody takes a stand against opioids a tarp  lled with trash silent auction, hear from of Marblehead’s own bod- town departments about and plastic, all of which ies of water. Her kids were dle exchanges, Narcan, a doctors and patients about she found in the ocean in their sustainability initia- PEABODY intrigued by the knowl- tives, and learn more about medication used to block the risk of OxyContin ad- her backyard. In less than From A1 edge they were gaining the perks of riding electric the effects of opioids, es- diction and its potential to a week, Cudihy found all at the fair, but they were powered bicycles and cars. be abused. the tossed trash in the wa- and reckless conduct in pecially in overdose cases, most excited for the Ter- Kids also took part in ters of Devereux Beach. distributing medications emergency medical ser- In addition, CVS, Wal- ry’s Ice Cream truck. recycling games, oil spill “I live near the beach that contributed to the vices, and future damages greens, and Cardinal “It’s good to expose peo- demonstrations, pot mak- and I have always appre- opioid crisis. for the foreseeable expen- Health have also paid ple of all ages and levels of ing and plant seeding, and ciated being able to live For example, two of the ditures of taxpayer dollars  nes, sometimes multiple the concept of all the small building their own worm there,” said Cudihy. “This nation’s biggest drug dis- for treatment, education, times, for similar viola- changes they can make to hotels. has always been a prob- tributors shipped 12.3 and prevention. tions. help the environment,” “It’s such a different lem and I knew there million doses of powerful “Peabody has spent ex- But cities argue it’s not said Miller. climate now,” said Black. wasn’t going to be a solu- opioids to one pharmacy tra money for police and enough. Purdue, for exam- Among many of the “But when your kids come tion until I did something. in a West Virginia town training of cers to admin- ple has generated sales resourceful vendors dis- up to you and tell you not It’s our negligence and it’s persed throughout the fair with a population of 500 ister Narcan and we are of more than $35 billion to use plastic straws or since releasing OxyContin not going to go away.” were products from Radi- ask why you have a car over an eight-year period, looking to reimburse the After her hard work of in 1995. ance Aveda Lifestyle Sa- that eats so much gas, a congressional committee city for those past and fu- collecting the ocean trash Consider these numbers: lon & Spa. Their tables of- those are the little things revealed. ture costs,” said Sandman. on her own, Sustainable Peabody had a dozen over- fered hand massages and that can start to make a “That should have set No taxpayer money is Marblehead, a co-spon- information about their dose opioid deaths in 2013. difference.” off alarm bells,” said Rich- used to pay the attorneys. sor of the fair, created an environmentally friendly ard M. Sandman, one of If successful, the team of But that number near- action group out of her products. Owner Trisha Bella diGrazia can be the MOLA attorneys from lawyers will collect 25 per- ly doubled to 23 in 2017, efforts. They hope to con- Reynolds said Horst Rech- reached at bdigrazia@ Boston representing Pea- cent of any judgement. according to the Massa- tinue making residents elbacher, founder of Ave- itemlive.com. body. Peabody’s suit has been chusetts Department of The pharmaceutical moved to Ohio where a Public Health. Overdose  rms have denied wrong- federal judge is pushing calls increased by nearly 36 percent to 163 last year Swampscott gures $2.7M doing, noting they sell for a settlement. The  rst drugs approved by the three trials, if needed, are up from 163 in 2015. U.S. Food and Drug Ad- set for March. In Massachusetts, the ministration. They blame There is precedent for number of deaths linked will Complete its Streets doctors who prescribe the recovering cash against to opioid overdose has doubled since 2013 from out of the master plan. reached at gcawley@item- drugs, pharmacies that U.S.  rms. In 1998, the SWAMPSCOTT 993 to 1,982 last year. Residents relayed during live.com. Follow her on  ll them, and the federal attorneys general of 46 From A1 Drug Enforcement Ad- states, including Mas- Nationwide, more than the planning process that Twitter @GaylaCawley. 350,000 people have died ministration for not doing sachusetts, settled their the town needed to fo- from overdoses since 1999, taxes,” Fitzgerald said. enough to oversee sales Medicaid lawsuits against cus on better bicycle im- more than the number of The Complete Streets provements. The Disabil- LAW OFFICES OF of legally-controlled sub- the four largest U.S. tobac- plan outlines nearly 40 soldiers killed in the Viet- ity Commission brought JAMES J. CARRIGAN stances. co companies, Philip Mor- projects townwide, in- nam con ict, according to up the need for handicap • Social Security Disability For their part, the large ris, R. J. Reynolds, Brown cluding roadway improve- the Centers for Disease accessibility for sidewalk • Workers Compensation pharmacy chains are ask- & Williamson, and Loril- ments downtown on Hum- Control and Prevention. crossing. • Accidents ing why they are being lard to pay for their state’s phrey Street and a major, 25 years located across Last year, President “This is a best practice sued by hundreds of cit- tobacco-related healthcare $1.35 million sidewalk from Lynn District Court Donald Trump declared focus for communities try- ies and counties over the costs. Under the terms of reconstruction project on 15 Johnson St. the opioid epidemic a pub- ing to advance pedestrian opioid crisis instead of the record-setting deal, to- Puritan Road. 781-596-0100 lic health emergency. safety and broader trans- the criminals who pushed bacco companies agreed to Puritan Road has been JAMES J. CARRIGAN “The number of people portation coordination,” ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN drugs to addicts. pay a $246 billion settle- damaged over the years dying from opiods is astro- Fitzgerald said. RONALD D. MALLOY Peabody has joined ment over 25 years. by storm surges and ood- www.jamescarriganlaw.com nomical and it’s a one de- Lynn, Malden, Revere and Some drug distributors ing, according to Fitzger- Gayla Cawley can be [email protected] gree of separation kind of ald. 125 other Bay State com- have already paid penal- situation,” Sandman said. Some work throughout munities aimed at recov- ties for their negligence. “Everyone knows someone town will include roadway ering cash damages from Purdue Pharma agreed who has been impacted.” recon gurations, Amer- the drug manufacturers to pay the Department Mayor Edward A.Bet- icans with Disabilities and distributors who have of Justice $635 million in tencourt Jr. did not re- (ADA) accessibility im- ooded communities with 2007, then the largest set- spond to multiple requests provements such as hand- opioids, MOLA charged. tlement with a drug com- for comment. icap ramps, crosswalk The consortium is seek- pany. The narcotic maker enhancements, and incor- ing an unspeci ed amount pled guilty in federal court Thomas Grillo can be porating bike lanes. of damages for past costs to criminal charges that reached at tgrillo@item- Of cials said the idea for of law enforcement, nee- they misled regulators, live.com. complete streets was born WHAT’S OPEN, CLOSED ON COLUMBUS DAY The value of each coupon shown here is equal to or greater than the price of the newspaper. — Local government of ces: closed — State government ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! of ces: closed If you would like to participate in — Massachusetts Reg- istry of Motor Vehicles: FALL The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, closed contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 — Federal of ces, including U.S. District Court, closed TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY — Massachusetts state OPEN parks: open — Post of ce: closed — Stock market: open — Liquor stores: open HOUSE in both Massachusetts and Connecticut OCTOBER 27, 2018 — Banks: Most banks SATURDAY 10AM - 12PM are closed on Columbus AT THE LYNN CAMPUS Day. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S Daunting world of Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K competitive grandparents J. Patrick Norton Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan J N. W  Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman Over the years, as my dormant, but now it’s has new grandmother whose Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ friends were raising their morphed into the far more grandson was the same Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 small children, their phone daunting world of competi- age as my son,” wrote my Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 calls to me would often tive grandparenting. Facebook friend Linda All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 begin with the phrase “I Culturally, we’ve entered Steele Denham. “I always 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 could never say this to an- the Grandma Thunder- dreaded mentioning a new Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 other mother.” Then, they’d dome. skill my child had mas- Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 tered. When my child first classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 launch into a rant con- “Let’s say you have two Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 cerning what they felt was grandmothers who like walked, for example, I was Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 their unique inability to to sew. Making Hallow- expecting Mrs. X to say, [email protected] handle some tricky aspect een costumes for grand- ‘Well, John can fly.’ “ Circulation of parenting. kids turns into a creative That’s great, right? But [email protected] Nobody else’s child re- cage match,” explains my about four minutes after Ext. 3 Linda posted that com- fused to eat anything but friend Risa Nye, when I Newsroom orange foods; nobody else’s asked her for an exam- ment, another grand- [email protected] child stayed awake until 2 ple. Humor writer Rose A. mother wrote in about how [email protected] a.m. every night, as if wait- Valenta points out that, for her granddaughter recent- Ext. 4 ly got her pilot’s license EDITORIAL ing for a bartender to yell some grandparents, this Sports “last call” before falling comes naturally because and really can fly. [email protected] asleep; no other reasonable they’re competitive by na- You can’t make this up. Ext. 5 human being was raising ture: “If there is no one Most grandparents, how- ever, do it graciously, gen- Retail and Online More city trees can help a toddler who could argue else to compete with, they Advertising his way out of bath time compete with themselves. erously and joyfully. As [email protected] Hara Estroff Marano, edi- by employing precisely the If Abraham Maslow was ADVERTISING with climate change sort of rhetorical strategies still alive, competitiveness tor-at-large for Psychology Ernie Carpenter Jr. most often associated the would have its own level in Today told me, “Anyone Trees take the edge off the searing heat of Director of Advertising with the debating society his hierarchy of needs just for whom grandparenting summer. They soak up rainwater. And, recent and Business Development, ext. 1355 at the Oxford Union. after food, clothing, shelter is competitive is missing [email protected] academic studies have shown that greenery the whole point of grand- reduces crime and helps people battle depres- They could say these and safety.” David McBournie things only to me because Lori Schnipper-Natasi, parenting.” And Jacque- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 sion. line Chardon perhaps puts [email protected] In the next three years, Philadelphia will I never had children. I was a friend from high school, it best when she argues have thousands more of them, thanks to a never surprised. I never agrees that the games are Ralph Mitchell that the best part of be- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 smart and welcome expansion of the city’s even paused before saying, on: “Grandparents also [email protected] TreePhilly program. The program not only “Oh, it’ll be fine. That’s per- compete with the other ing a grandparent is that Patricia Whalen fights the heat and floods, but it improves our fectly normal.” They knew I set of grandparents to be “grandchildren let you be the parent you wanted to Sales Representative, ext. 1310 quality of life. never judged them because the ‘fun grandparents’ or [email protected] be to your own children.” The city wants to increase the canopy by 30 I had no comparisons to the ‘favorites’ “ and that, of I’ll see your grandchil- BUSINESS OFFICE percent in all neighborhoods, especially those make. Yes, I helped raise course, is where the trou- dren when they’re first- that become urban heat islands in the sum- my stepsons, who are now ble brews. Susan J. Conti mer. Some neighborhoods, such as Hunting year writing students, if I Controller, ext. 1288 at that adorable age when Demanding to be recog- Park, Point Breeze, and Cobbs Creek, can be live that long, and I look [email protected] they’re attorneys (kids nized as the “fun” grand- 20 degrees hotter than others because they forward it. Until then, Ted Grant are so cute at this stage!), parent is like trying to be don’t have enough trees to shade them. Neigh- however, I’m passing along Publisher, ext. 1234 but tiny, itsy-bitsy kiddies recognized as the “fun” [email protected] borhoods with more trees, such as Chestnut one piece of advice from were not part of my life. boss and just think of how Hill, Mount Airy, and Somerton, can be cooler Kathleen Thompson who, Marian Kinney But as my friends with well that worked for Mi- ext. 1212 in summer. like me, is grandchild-free. kids became more familiar chael Scott in “The Office.” [email protected] Help is on the way for the hot spots, as well Kathleen came up with a with their babies, they also And some people, when Will Kraft as the rest of the city. beseeching hashtag: #dont- Earlier this month, the city announced that became more comfortable faced with tales of the ac- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 need200pictures. [email protected] TD Bank pledged $1 million over three years with letting go of any and complishments of others, for the program. That gift comes on top of the Even Thunderdome Jennifer Perez all ideas of perfectionism. become a cross between ext. 1205 more than $7 million that the city, state, and grandparents have to ad- They also figured out that Winston Churchill, Mu- mit that’s fair. [email protected] Fairmount Park Conservancy are already de- their offspring would in- hammad Ali and Mag- voting to treeing up the city over the same Mike Shanahan deed learn to eat, sleep gie Smith’s character on Gina Barreca is a board Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 period, starting in 2019. Not only will the city and bathe at regular inter- “Downton Abbey.” It is of trustees distinguished [email protected] plant more trees, but it will plant them stra- vals — or not. They calmed quite simply not possi- professor of English litera- Carolina Trujillo tegically along streets that need them most. down, learned to laugh and ble for your young family ture at University of Con- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 And, it will plant additional trees in city [email protected] parks, especially in areas where deer have became less worried about member to be in the same necticut and the author the opinions of others. league as their young fam- of 10 books. She can be Jim Wilson ravaged plant life. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Philadelphia will continue its yard tree pro- For a while, competitive ily member. reached at www.ginabar- [email protected] “I rode to work with a reca.com. gram, with a slight change. Since 2012, it has parenting seemed to go CIRCULATION given away 21,500 trees to residents to plant in their yards. Going forward, the city wants Lisa Mahmoud STEVE KRASKE Manager, ext. 1239 to give away 9,000 trees through community [email protected] groups. Available trees, those likely to mix CLASSIFIED well into neighborhoods and adapt to city soil, include the stately willow oak, colorful cra- ‘I’m done hiding this.’ Jason Kander has Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 bapple, and elegant witch hazel. [email protected] For neighborhoods with yards too tiny to made it OK for vets, others to ask for help hold trees, the city wants to plant 3,000 street NEWSROOM trees and almost 400 trees at neighborhood Daniel Brazzell was sionals were encouraged, a week ago when he finally Mike Alongi parks and recreation centers. home when he first heard too. If someone with decided to tell colleagues Sports Reporter ext. 1228 This effort to ease the effects of a warming [email protected] the news about Jason Kander’s stature can be so at Team Fidelis about his planet may seem small considering the im- Kander. candid and so public with own struggles with PTSD. Bill Brotherton mense global threat, but it is essential in a The Marine who served his struggles, then surely Features Editor ext. 1338 Based in Overland Park, time when the federal government has chosen in Operation Desert others who deal with de- [email protected] to support the fossil-fuel industry instead of Shield and Desert Storm mons can now step into Team Fidelis works to end Gayla Cawley research and innovative technologies to battle had to think for a moment. the light and ask for the the epidemic of veteran Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] climate change. Jason Kander was the guy help that Kander seeks. suicide. Still, opening up Yet, even in Philadelphia, where most appre- who assembled that rifle “That’s one of the brav- with colleagues even in Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 ciate the value of green space, not everyone is while blindfolded in that est things for somebody an organization like his on board. Some developers promise street and [email protected] campaign ad, right? at his level to do that I’ve was brutally difficult for landscaping trees in the dreamy renderings Then Brazzell read seen in a long time,” Braz- Bella diGrazia the 48-year-old founder of Reporter, ext. 1317 they use to gain city approvals, but they don’t Kander’s “personal an- zell said. Team Fidelis. [email protected] always deliver. The city requires developers nouncement” explaining Susan Rome, deputy di- to put up a $700-per-tree deposit. After two why he was dropping out rector for Johnson Coun- “You always want to be Thomas Grillo years, it takes the deposit and plants trees it- the leader,” Brazzell said. Reporter, ext. 1264 of the Kansas City may- ty Mental Health, said [email protected] self. But there’s a backlog of more than 1,000 oral race. He read about Kander has signaled that “You want to be strong. trees; that represents a lot of broken promises Spenser Hasak Kander’s struggles with there’s no statute of lim- You want to be that rock Photographer, ext. 1332 and shows how stretched the city is to keep PTSD and his suicidal itations on seeking help. for them.” [email protected] up with the need for trees. If developers don’t thoughts. He read about He’s underscored that Then Kander came keep their side of the bargain, the city should Thor Jourgensen his hesitancy to get help, even a successful, way-too- along and made it OK to Editorial Director, ext. 1267 hold up approval of future projects until they and it all resonated. busy person like Kander [email protected] open up. make good. It’s everyone’s job to make Phila- “I’m done hiding this can slam on the brakes to Brazzell served on a Daniel Kane delphia a more livable city. from myself and from the focus on his mental health. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 minefield breach team. He [email protected] An editorial by the Philadelphia Inquirer world,” Kander wrote. “I She called it heroic. And still have nightmares. I courageous. And may- knows the sound of incom- Steve Krause am depressed.” be even groundbreak- ing artillery. He’s experi- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Brazzell could relate. ing. Here’s Kander, at 37, enced bullets and bombs. [email protected] On Wednesday, he was with a hugely promising He’s seen death. Owen O’Rourke optimistic about the im- political career ahead ac- He also knows what Photographer, ext. 1224 pact that Kander would knowledging that he’s [email protected] PTSD can do to a person. have on vets like himself had suicidal thoughts and Emma LeBlanc Pérez and so many who suffer needs help. Yes, it’s a risk, Thanks to Kander, he also Copy Editor from mental health is- but Rome thinks the pos- knows that going forward, [email protected] sues. Kander, Brazzell itive, embracing reaction it’s OK to raise a hand and Harold Rivera said, ripped a shroud off a Kander’s received signals say, “I need help, too.” Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] deep, dark secret that has that many Americans now There’s an irony here. remained far too deep and understand more about Roberto Scalese Jason Kander isn’t even in Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 dark for so many. mental health and would public office right now, and [email protected] “Honestly, it feels liber- support Kander in a fu- he may have just made the ating,” said Brazzell. “It ture political campaign Mark Sutherland biggest contribution that Creative Director was like, wow, yes! That’s once he’s undergone treat- [email protected] what I’ve been talking ment. he’ll ever make. about. He’s done some- That’s big. “I do think Anne Marie Tobin Steve Kraske is an asso- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 thing that no one’s really we’re in a better place [email protected] done that I know of. To be with a lot of the stigma ciate teaching professor of journalism at UMKC and Bridget Turcotte so open about it, it was that’s out there,” Rome Reporter, ext. 1269 amazing.” said. has hosted “Up to Date” [email protected] Mental health profes- For Brazzell, it was just since 2002. 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] MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, Oct. 8 - Sunday, Oct. 14

LYNN Saturday, Oct. 13 Saturday, Oct. 13 Friday, Oct. 12 Hall Council Chambers, ing class at Saugus Public 10 a.m. Library, 3:30 p.m. Education Sports Entertainment Substance Abuse Disorder Zumba lesson at Saugus Se- onday ct M , O . 8 First Time Home Buyer Boys Soccer Nahant Education Founda- Initiatives Office drop-in nior Center, 4 p.m. Sports Class at Lynn Housing Au- Austin Prep at Lynnfield, tion coffee with parents and at 437 Revere St. 5-8 p.m. Entertainment Boys Soccer thority & Neighborhood De- 1:30 p.m. guardians at Johnson Ele- Commission on Disabilities Saugus at English, 6 p.m. velopment, 8:30 a.m. mentary School, 8 a.m. meeting at Revere City Hall Book club at Saugus Public Girls Soccer Chase the Chill Sit and Knit MARBLEHEAD Girl Scouts square danc- council chambers, 6 p.m. Library, 6 p.m. Cardinal Spellman at St. at Land of a Thousand Hills ing at Johnson Elementary Sports Sports Mary’s, 1 p.m. Cafe, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. School, 6 p.m. Field Hockey Boys Soccer Saugus at Classical, 4 p.m. Monday, Oct. 8 Entertainment Marblehead at Revere, 4 Classical at Saugus, 4 p.m. Volleyball Sunday, Oct. 14 Dungeon Rock Pirate Day Sports p.m. Girls Soccer St. Mary’s at Pope John, Saugus at English, 3:45 p.m. at Lynn Woods Reservation, Golf Entertainment Girls Soccer 11 a.m. Swampscott at Marblehead, Golf Pennybrook Road entrance, Indie Author Day at the Na- Revere at Greater Law- 3:45 p.m. Wakefield at Saugus, 4 p.m. 11 a.m. hant Public Library, 4-5:30 rence, 4 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 9 Golf Volleyball “Shadows and Light” Meet p.m. Saugus at Classical, 5:15 uesday ct Revere at English, 3:45 p.m. Education the Artist Reception at Lynn T , O . 9 p.m. Museum, 4-6:30 p.m. Volleyball Video game design Quar- Education PEABODY Revere at Beverly, 5:30 p.m. anTEEN program at Lynn Municipal Professional Development Thursday, Oct. 11 Public Library, 4:30 p.m. Leaf and Yard Waste Drop- Day — NO SCHOOL ednesday ct Monday, Oct. 8 W , O . 10 Entertainment Municipal off at 250 Commercial St., Municipal Education Saugus High School Improv City Council meeting at 7:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Sports Marblehead Public Schools English Classes for Adults show at Saugus High School City Hall, 8 p.m. Boys Soccer Sports Facilities Committee meet- Gloucester at Peabody, 5 at Revere High School, 5:30 auditorium, 7 p.m. Girls Soccer ing at superintendent’s p.m. Sports p.m. Sports Pope John at St. Mary’s, 2 conference room, 9 Widger Field Hockey Learn Spanish Level 2 at Cross Country Boys Soccer p.m. Rd., 7 p.m. Peabody at Saugus, 2 p.m. Revere High School, 6 p.m. St. Mary’s at Cardinal English at Saugus, 4 p.m. Spellman/St. Joseph’s, Football Girls Soccer Municipal Field Hockey 3:30 p.m. Williams at St. Mary’s, 7 Sports Cardinal Spellman at Pea- Suffolk Downs Advisory Saugus at Danvers, 4 p.m. Girls Soccer p.m. Field Hockey body, 10 a.m. Volleyball Volleyball Golf group meeting at Suffolk PMA at Tech, 4 p.m. Marblehead at Revere, 4 Saugus at Salem, 6:30 p.m. Golf Pope John at St. Mary’s, p.m. Somerville at Peabody, Downs, 6 p.m. 11 a.m. Golf 3:15 p.m. Arlington Catholic at St. Sports Peabody at Marblehead, 4 Friday, Oct. 12 Mary’s, 3 p.m. Boys Soccer Revere at English, 3:45 Sunday, Oct. 14 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 9 Municipal Volleyball Revere at Peabody, 4 p.m. p.m. Cross Country Saugus United Parish Food Education Tewksbury at Marble- Municipal Classical at Everett, 4 p.m. Beverly at Revere, 4:30 p.m. Pantry at Cliftondale Con- First Time Home Buyer head, 5 p.m. Community Preservation Volleyball Girls Soccer gregational Church, 9:30 Class at Lynn Housing Au- Committee at 205 Washing- Austin Prep at St. Mary’s, Revere at Gloucester, 7 p.m. a.m. 5 p.m. thority & Neighborhood De- Wednesday, Oct. 10 ton St., 6:30 p.m. Golf Classical at Northeast, velopment, 8:30 a.m. School Committee, Higgins Revere at Classical, 4 p.m. Sports 5:15 p.m. Entertainment Middle School Library, 85 Girls Soccer Entertainment Bring your own art supplies Perkins St., 7 p.m. Revere at Saugus, 4 p.m. Frederick Douglass 200th Thursday, Oct. 11 Wednesday, Oct. 10 to Open Studio Wednesdays birthday celebration event at Creative Spirit, 80 Wash- Sports Field Hockey Education Saturday, Oct. 13 Entertainment at Pine Grove Cemetery, 11 ington St., 11 a.m.-2 p.m. a.m. Peabody at Beverly, 4 p.m. English Classes for Story Time with Miss Sue Introduction to the art of Adults: reading and writ- Sports Gospel Music Frederick Golf at Lynn Public Library, 9:30 theatre improvisation at ing at Revere High School, Football Douglass presentation at Peabody at Marblehead at a.m. Creative Spirit, 80 Washing- 5:30 p.m. Winthrop at Saugus, 12 p.m. Bethel Church, 72 Silsbee Tedesco C.C., 4 p.m. ton St., $120, 6:30-8 p.m. Volleyball English Classes for Levels Sports St., 3 p.m. 1 and 2 at Revere High Engelbert Humperdinck, Sports Salem at Peabody, 5 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT Boys Soccer School, 5:30 p.m. Lynn Auditorium, 8 p.m. Boys Soccer Tech at Nashoba, 4 p.m. Revere Community School Classical at Saugus, 4 p.m. Marblehead at Danvers, 4 Wednesday, Oct. 10 Monday, Oct. 8 p.m. Arabic Classes at Revere Everett at English, 5:30 p.m. Municipal High School, 6 p.m. St. Mary’s at Austin Prep, 7 LYNNFIELD Cross Country Sports Conservation Commission p.m. Everett at Marblehead, 4 Entertainment Girls Soccer Cross Country p.m. Meeting, 50 Farm Ave., 7 Danvers at Swampscott, 1 Monday, Oct. 8 Spanish Musical Fun and Girls Soccer p.m. p.m. Classical at English, 4 p.m. Learning at Revere Public Tech at Nashoba, 4 p.m. Sports Marblehead at Beverly, 4 Golf Sports Library, 11:30 a.m. Girls Soccer Field Hockey p.m. Swampscott at Marblehead, Boys Soccer Saugus at English, 3:45 p.m. Lynnfield at Ipswich, 10 Golf 3:45 p.m. a.m. Marblehead at Gloucester, Revere at Peabody, 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12 Austin Prep at St. Mary’s, Cross Country 3:45 p.m. 7:15 p.m. Peabody at Malden at Pine Municipal Tuesday, Oct. 9 Golf Tuesday, Oct. 9 Banks, 4 p.m. Commission on Disabili- Municipal Revere at Classical, 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 11 Girls Soccer Volleyball Sports ties office hours at the Vet- Peabody at Medford, 5:30 Council on Aging Board of Saugus at Classical, 5:15 Boys Soccer Sports erans Affairs office, 8:15 p.m. Directors, Swampscott Se- p.m. Lynnfield at Triton, 3:45 Field Hockey a.m.-12:15 p.m. nior Center, 200 Essex St., English at Medford, 5:30 p.m. Malden at Marblehead, 4 Sports 8:30 a.m. Girls Soccer Thursday, Oct. 11 p.m. p.m. Boys Soccer Earth Removal Advisory Triton at Lynnfield, 3:45 Golf Sports Marblehead at Revere, 7 Committee,, Swampscott p.m. Somerville at Marblehead, Thursday, Oct. 11 Field Hockey p.m. Town Hall, 22 Monument Golf 3:45 p.m. Gloucester at Peabody, 4 Field Hockey Ave., first floor conference Education Georgetown at Lynnfield, Volleyball p.m. Beverly at Revere, 4 p.m. room, 7 p.m. Life Drawing at LynnArts, 3:45 p.m. Everett at Marblehead, 5:30 Volleyball Volleyball Golf 6 p.m. p.m. Revere at Classical, 5:30 Sports North Andover at Lynnfield, Beverly at Peabody, 4 p.m. Volleyball p.m. Field Hockey Entertainment 5:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12 Peabody at Beverly, 5 p.m. Swampscott at Danvers, 4 Central Square Farmers p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13 Market at Central Square, ednesday ct Sports Golf W , O . 10 Friday, Oct. 12 11:30 a.m. Boys Soccer Entertainment Swampscott at Medford, Sports Marblehead at Revere, 7 3:45 p.m. High Rock Observation Sports Rumney Marsh Burial Cross Country p.m. Night at High Rock Tower, Boys Soccer Ground guided tour on Ipswich, Georgetown at Girls Soccer 7:30 p.m. Peabody at Beverly, 4 p.m. Butler Street, 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 10 The Music of Cream, Lynn Lynnfield, 3:45 p.m. Marblehead at Danvers, Football Auditorium, 8 p.m. Field Hockey 3:30 p.m. Malden at Peabody, 4 p.m. Sports Municipal Lynnfield at Triton, 3:45 Football Girls Soccer Football School Committee, Swamp- Municipal p.m. Marblehead at Gloucester, Swampscott at Peabody, 4 Revere at Swampscott, scott High School, 200 Essex School Committee meeting Golf 7 p.m. p.m. 2:30 p.m. St., Room B129, 7 p.m. at Lynn Public Schools ad- Triton at Lynnfield, 5:30 p.m. Sports ministration building, 100 Saturday, Oct. 13 Saturday, Oct. 13 Bennett St., 7 p.m. Volleyball SAUGUS Boys Soccer Lynnfield at Newburyport, Education Sports Somerville at Swampscott, Sports 5:30 p.m. Practice SAT testing at Boys Soccer Monday, Oct. 8 4 p.m. Boys Soccer Marblehead High School, Billerica at Peabody, 3 p.m. Cross Country English at Saugus, 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 11 7:30-8:30 a.m. Sports Swampscott at Danvers, 4 Tech at Northeast, 4 p.m. Boys Soccer p.m. Girls Soccer Municipal REVERE Saugus at English, 6 p.m. Golf Northeast at Tech, 4 p.m. Planning Board, H. Joseph NAHANT Field Hockey Danvers at Swampscott, Golf Maney Meeting Room at Monday, Oct. 8 Peabody at Saugus, 2 p.m. 3:45 p.m. Gloucester at St. Mary’s, 3 Lynnfield Town Hall, 55 Tuesday, Oct. 9 Girls Soccer p.m. Summer St., 7 p.m. Education Saugus at Classical, 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 11 Football Education Learn Spanish for begin- Keefe Tech at KIPP, 7 p.m. Sports Parent Teacher Organiza- ners at Revere High School, Tuesday, Oct. 9 Sports Volleyball Boys Soccer tion meeting at Johnson El- 5 p.m. Field Hockey St. Mary’s at Cardinal No. Reading at Lynnfield, 6 ementary School, 5:30 p.m. English Classes for Adults Education Everett at Swampscott, 4 Spellman, 5 p.m. p.m. at Revere High School, 5:30 Furniture repair class at p.m. Entertainment Classical at Tech, 5:30 Girls Soccer p.m. Saugus High School, 10 a.m. Volleyball p.m. Lynnfield at No. Reading, Parent Teacher Organiza- Swampscott at Danvers, 4:30 p.m. tion cooking class at Johnson Sports Entertainment 5:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12 Golf Elementary School, 2:15 p.m. Girls Soccer Walk to be fit at Saugus Lynnfield at Cape Ann Revere at Winthrop, 10 a.m. Public Library, noon. Friday, Oct. 12 Entertainment League Open, Far Corner Municipal School Committee meeting Sports Tower of Power and Aver- G.C., 9 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 9 Sports age White Band, Lynn Au- at Nahant Town Hall, 7 p.m. Field Hockey Field Hockey ditorium, 7:30 p.m. Municipal Vulnerability and Education Gloucester at Saugus, 4 p.m. Fenwick at Swampscott, Friday, Oct. 12 Golf Preparedness Committee English Classes for Adults 3:45 p.m. Salem at Saugus, 4 p.m. Sports Municipal meeting at Nahant Town at Revere High School, Girls Soccer Boys Soccer State Rep. Brad Jones Hall, 7 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Swampscott at Peabody, 4 St. Mary’s at St. John’s, 5 (R-North Reading), meets English Conversation Wednesday, Oct. 10 p.m. p.m. with constituents at Lynn- ednesday ct Golf W , O . 10 Class at Revere High Education Classical at Winthrop, 6:30 field Town Hall, 55 Summer School, 5:30 p.m. Swampscott at Danvers, Adult coloring class at Sau- p.m. St., 9-10 a.m. Entertainment Computer Classes for 3:45 p.m. gus Public Library, 10 a.m. Girls Soccer Johnson Elementary School Adults at Revere High Bible study at Saugus Se- English at Classical, 3:45 Sports Junior Gardeners program School, 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13 p.m. Field Hockey at Johnson Elementary nior Center, 10 a.m. Football No. Reading at Lynnfield, School, 2:15 p.m. Entertainment After-school homework help Sports Somerville at Classical, 7 3:45 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 15 Meet- for elementary school stu- Boys Soccer p.m. Football Municipal ing at 249 Broadway. 7 p.m. dents at Saugus Public Li- Swampscott at Danvers, English at Salem, 7 p.m. Ipswich at Lynnfield, 7 p.m. Nahant Board of Appeals brary, 3 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Tech at Georgetown, 7 p.m. Volleyball meeting in the Finance Municipal Knitting class at Saugus Football Volleyball Georgetown at Lynnfield, Committee room at Nahant Site Plan Review Commit- Public Library. 10 a.m. Revere at Swampscott, 2:30 Revere at Classical, 5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Town Hall, 7 p.m. tee meeting at Revere City Keeping Us in Stitches sew- p.m. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 POLICE/FIRE Man arrested in Lynn All address information, particu- 1:20 p.m. Saturday at Chest- of the driveway and gave him man was reportedly looking at larly arrests, reflect police records. In nut and Rand streets; at 12:34 the finger at 1:20 p.m. Friday graves; at 6:16 p.m. Saturday with illegal firearm the event of a perceived inaccuracy, a.m. Sunday on Broad Street; on Chestnut Street. The man at Peabody Municipal Light at 12:49 a.m. Sunday at Mar- told police he knows there’s Plant at 201 Warren St. A PMLP it is the sole responsibility of the con- attempt and were able to ket and Oxford streets. nothing illegal about this, but employee reported a red “Patri- By Gayla Cawley cerned party to contact the relevant ITEM STAFF quickly find Ball, Brown that it was the second time ot Tree” truck drove up, circled police department and have the said. Assaults his neighbor has given him the the building, parked down the LYNN — Police may “During the subsequent department issue a notice of correc- finger. The man was advised by hill and the driver got out, uri- have thwarted an over- investigation, the officers tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or A report of an assault and police that the incident would nated and then left the scene. night car break-in or a battery at 7:03 p.m. Friday on learned that the person clarifications will not be made without be documented. The caller reported all of the potential violent crime had no business being Western Avenue; at 6:08 p.m. A report of a used smoke activity was caught on camera. early Saturday morning there, and they discov- express notice of change from the ar- Saturday on Joyce Street. grenade in the woods at 1:46 An officer planned to follow up by arresting a 28-year-old ered him to be wearing a resting police department. man carrying an illegal p.m. Friday on Wyman Road. with the company of the truck. shoulder holster,” Brown firearm. Breaking and Entering Two young boys came into the A report of a disturbance said. “After a few tense LYNN At approximately 2 moments a firearm was A report of a breaking and police station to report the gre- at 6:42 p.m. Friday at 30 Co- a.m., Lynn Police Officers nade was in the woods above lumbia Blvd. A caller reported located in the dark, on Arrests entering at 6:14 p.m. Saturday Mike Chalmers and Dave the ground, close to where at 204 Eastern Ave.; at 12:56 Seaside Park. Police checked three to four people yelling at Hunter were on patrol in the area, but couldn’t find it. they were standing.” Adrian Ball, 28, was arrest- a.m. Sunday at 10 Arthur St. each other in the middle of the the area of 602 Boston St. Ball was arrested and A woman was reportedly ed and charged with carrying a A report of a motor vehicle street. Benjamin F. Talbot Jr., when they noticed a man, charged with carrying a firearm without a license, car- breaking and entering at 9:23 driving about 8 mph and going 60, was summoned for threat later identified as Adrian firearm without a license, rying a loaded firearm weapon, a.m. Sunday at 230 Union St. all over the road at 6:38 p.m. to commit crime. Ball, near an SUV that carrying a loaded firearm firearm violation with one prior Friday at Atlantic Avenue and A report of a suspicious mo- was parked at the end of a weapon and firearm viola- violent or drug offense and Complaints Phillips Street. A second call- tor vehicle at 4:25 a.m. Sun- driveway, Lynn Police Lt. tion with one prior violent trespassing at 2:29 a.m. Sat- er reported being concerned day at Javelin 21 Mobile at 10 Dave Brown said. or drug offense, and tres- A report of an injured police about the wellbeing of the el- Birchwood Ave. A caller report- Upon noticing officers, passing. urday. Ball, who was hooded and Lauren Bates was arrested officer at 1:48 p.m. Friday at derly female driver. The car was ed a vehicle had been driving “The officers’ keen ob- 500 Lynnfield St.; at 9:09 a.m. stopped and the driver was cit- wearing dark clothing, re- servations removed a fire- on a warrant charge of assault around the neighborhood mul- treated into the shadows and battery on a person 60 or Sunday at 29 Lambert Ave. ed for marked lanes violation. tiple times. arm from the streets, and A report of a gunshot at 3:38 of the driveway, Brown possibly prevented a more older/disabled at 12:14 p.m. The woman’s daughter called in said. a.m. Saturday at Lynn Com- and told police her mother was sinister crime from occur- Saturday. Overdose The pair, taking into ac- ring,” said Brown. Christian Garcia, of 37 Ad- mon; at 3:41 a.m. Saturday stubborn and does not take re- count recent car breaks ams St., was arrested on a at 1 Hollingsworth St.; at 6:40 sponsibility. A report of an overdose at and other concerns for Gayla Cawley can be warrant charge of assault with a.m. Saturday at 94 Jefferson A woman reported seeing a 8:27 a.m. Sunday at Bagel that area of the city, sus- reached at gcawley@item- a dangerous weapon and as- St.; at 2:57 a.m. Sunday at 77 flashing light on a house on World on Newbury Street. The pected they may have live.com. Follow her on sault and battery at 2:44 p.m. Oakwood Ave.; at 2:58 a.m. Hillside Avenue at 6:21 p.m. man was taken to Salem Hos- interrupted a break-in Twitter @GaylaCawley. Saturday. Sunday on Tracy Avenue; at Saturday. Police checked the pital. Carlos Gonzalez, 20, of 10 2:59 a.m. Sunday at Allen Av- area and didn’t find any flash- Anderson Lane, was arrest- enue and Morrill Place; at 3:12 ing lights. Theft Lynn police investigate ed and charged with failure a.m. Sunday at Euclid and Lake View avenues. A report of a stolen motor ve- to stop/yield and on warrant PEABODY hicle at 9:28 a.m. Saturday on reported gunshots charges of miscellaneous mu- Overdose Lakeland Park Drive. nicipal ordinance violation, Accidents A report of a larceny at 1:53 By Gayla Cawley a parked Hyundai with uninsured motor vehicle/trailer, ITEM STAFF multiple bullet holes, A report of an overdose at A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Saturday at Foster Conve- operation of a motor vehicle Lynn Police Lt. Dave 8:37 a.m. Saturday on Sachem crash at 2:16 p.m. Friday at nience Store at 101A Foster LYNN — Police are in- with a suspended registration Brown said. Street; at 10:31 a.m. Saturday 137 Lowell St. and 91 Endi- St. Someone reported a stolen vestigating a vehicle that and failure to wear a seat belt There were no injuries. on Barker Court. cott St.; at 7:52 p.m. Friday cellphone. was found shot up on Jef- at 4:36 a.m. Sunday. at McDonald’s at 133 Main ferson Street on Saturday Gelacio Perez-Hernandez, morning. Gayla Cawley can be Theft St.; at 3:53 p.m. Saturday at Vandalism 25, of 369 Chatham St., was Police responded to a re- reached at gcawley@item- 310 Lowell St. and Route 128 arrested and charged with OUI A report of a larceny at 5:10 A report of vandalism at 6:51 port of gunshots shortly live.com. Follow her on North; at 5:23 p.m. Saturday at liquor, negligent operation of a p.m. Friday at Lynngate Laun- p.m. Friday at Mobile Estates after 6:40 a.m. and found Twitter @GaylaCawley. 60 Andover St.; at 1:50 p.m. motor vehicle and motor vehi- dry at 144 Boston St.; at 6:35 at 286 Newbury St. A caller Sunday at 187 Lynn St. cle operator refuses to identify p.m. Friday at Walgreens at 21 reported receiving a call from A report of a motor vehicle self at 9:49 p.m. Saturday. Joyce St.; at 10:34 a.m. Sun- his neighbor that his former Chicago verdict raises crash with personal injury at 5 Mark Scaffe, 39, of Tonawa- day at 43 State St. girlfriend was inside his unit p.m. Saturday at 137 Lowell nda St., Dorchester, was arrest- A report of a robbery at 2:15 smashing the walls with a ham- hope of police liability St. and 91 Endicott St. The ed on a courtesy booking at p.m. Saturday at 50 Western mer. Police reported there was people involved declined med- 10:48 a.m. Friday. Ave.; at 3:28 a.m. Sunday at no damage and the concerns By Errin Haines form-minded district attor- ical attention. Katy Garcia-Vil- Od Suggs, 54, of 10 Fosyte 32 Trinity Ave. appeared to be unfounded; at Whack neys in cities such as Chi- lalona, 29, of 50 Warren St., St., Chelsea, was arrested and 2:34 p.m. Sunday at Sympho- ASSOCIATED PRESS cago and Philadelphia. “No Vandalism Apt 122, was summoned for verdict is going to bring charged with operation of a ny Park on Symphony Road. A A rare scene in the Amer- leaving the scene of personal Laquan back or change the motor vehicle with a suspend- caller reported there was dam- ican justice system un- A report of motor vehicle injury; at 9:10 p.m. Saturday at way he was taken from his ed license, improper operation age done at the park. A vehicle folded Friday in a Chicago vandalism at 8 a.m. Saturday Emerson Park at 27 Perkins St. family, friends or communi- of a motor vehicle and speed- reportedly drove onto the grass courthouse: A white officer at 43 Green St.; at 11:30 a.m. A vehicle was on its side. The ty. But being able to start ing at 2:57 a.m. Sunday. of the parking overnight caus- stood before a mostly white Sunday at Market Basket at 40 female driver was taken to Sa- sending a message to law ing damage. jury and was convicted of Federal St. lem Hospital. enforcement that they are Accidents killing a black teenager. A report of a pedestrian hit not above the law is im- SWAMPSCOTT It was the second such A report of a motor vehicle MARBLEHEAD by a motor vehicle at 7:09 portant.” verdict nationally in It was not an outcome crash at 4:04 p.m. Friday at p.m. Saturday at 7-Eleven on two months. Jason Van Accidents Lowell Street. A caller reported Accidents some expected, despite ev- 707 Western Ave.; at 6:46 p.m. Dyke’s guilty conviction idence including a video of Friday at B Street and Parkland he struck a pedestrian while A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle for second-degree mur- McDonald’s shooting. It is Avenue; at 7:52 p.m. Friday at driving. The person was taken der and multiple counts crash at 11:06 a.m. Saturday crash at 12:57 p.m. Friday on extremely rare for police Union and Green streets; at to Massachusetts General Hos- of aggravated battery for on Pleasant Street. Greenwood Avenue; at 4:54 officers to be tried and con- 8:06 p.m. Friday on City Hall pital. The Department of Public p.m. Friday at 250 Paradise fatally shooting 17-year- victed of murder for shoot- Works was notified for debris old Laquan McDonald 16 Square; at 8:56 a.m. Saturday Complaints Road. ings that occurred while at Broadway and Magnolia Av- and fluids in the roadway. Offi- times came two months they were on duty. Before enue; at 4:29 p.m. Saturday at A caller reported at 7:50 a.m. cers shut down school at Lowell Breaking and Entering after a Texas officer was the conviction Friday, only 546 Walnut St.; at 4:45 p.m. Friday at Lincoln Avenue and Street and Perkins Street. convicted in the killing six non-federal police of- Saturday at 718 Boston St.; at Green Street that she makes a A report of a motor vehicle of a 15-year-old unarmed ficers had been convicted black boy. 5:25 p.m. Saturday on Wyoma dump run every morning. She Breaking and Entering breaking and entering at 10:42 of murder in such cases The pair of guilty ver- Square; at 6:50 p.m. Saturday goes Creesy to Green and feels a.m. Friday at 3 Mostyn St. — and four of those were A report of a breaking and dicts could signal a shift in overturned — since 2005, at 276 Lynnway; at 8:05 p.m. the crossing guard should be entering at 8:18 a.m. Saturday momentum after years of Saturday at Federal and Marion Complaints according to data compiled waiting near the mailbox so he at Armando’s Auto Detailing at delayed arrests, non-indict- by criminologist and Bowl- streets; at 8:53 p.m. Saturday has a better visual on the kids 241 Newbury St. The owner re- A report of a disturbance at ments and not guilty ver- ing Green State University at 612 Boston St.; at 8:54 p.m. waiting to cross. ported his business was broken 6:25 p.m. Friday at 44 New dicts. Activists and advo- professor Phil Stinson. Saturday at Mall Street and A caller complained about into overnight with entry gained Ocean St. cates say that their efforts, Several cases in the past Western Avenue; at 10:11 a.m. Bell School parents parking through the back door and A report of suspicious activi- along with the ubiquity of few years — including the Sunday at Boston and Franklin their cars in the crosswalks at $8,000 worth of tools taken. ty at 11:33 p.m. Friday at 690 cellphone camera evidence, police-involved deaths of streets; at 11:33 a.m. Sunday the rear of the school at 10:59 Humphrey St.; at 1:03 a.m. could be changing the pow- Michael Brown in Fergu- at 80 Fernwood Ave. a.m. Friday at Dartmouth and Complaints Saturday at 149 Atlantic Ave.; er balance between police son, Missouri; Eric Garner A report of a motor vehicle Colgate roads. She said the at 4:19 a.m. Saturday at 610 and black communities. in New York; Tamir Rice hit and run crash at 1:24 a.m. parents don’t understand or A report of suspicious activi- Humphrey St. “We’re starting to see in Cleveland; and Freddie Saturday at 33 Howard St.; at don’t care and have been park- ty at 3:26 p.m. Friday at Cedar some verdicts that are in Gray in Baltimore — have 4:18 p.m. Saturday at 15 Cher- ing there for a month. Grove Cemetery at 100R Cedar Theft line with justice,” said Ra- ended in disappointment ry St. A caller reported he was Grove Ave. A caller reported a shad Robinson, executive for many in the black com- A report of a motor vehicle bringing in his groceries and suspicious person in the ceme- A report of a larceny at 2:03 director of Color of Change, munity, as white officers crash with personal injury at a neighbor was backing out tery near the meadow side. The p.m. Friday at 42 Essex Ave. a civil rights group that have gone unpunished in has supported electing re- their deaths.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

March and rally seek Tribal Council Chair- they arrested a suspect in Ad Special preservation of man Cedric Cromwell said connection with the fatal during the protest that he shooting of a gas station tribe’s reservation doesn’t want to see a return attendant in the city’s to the “dark ages of exter- Dorchester neighborhood. MASHPEE (AP) — A mination for Indian tribes.” The victim of the late Sat- Fall is yard sale time. tribe is protesting a recent federal government deci- urday night shooting was 3-day run: Thursday, Friday, Saturday sion that could lead to the Boston police probe 2 deadly a man in his 60s and po- loss of its sovereign reser- shootings; 1 in custody lice say that incident re- $29.00 special rate! vation. mains under active inves- The Cape Cod Times BOSTON (AP) — Boston tigation as well. Includes attention-getting header graphic, reports the Mashpee police are investigating Wampanoag staged a two fatal shootings, and Body of woman found after four lines of ad copy, and a yard sale kit walk through the tribe’s an arrest has been made House Fire in New Bedford containing signs and sales tips! ancestral homeland on in connection with one of Cape Cod Saturday be- the killings. NEW BEDFORD (AP) fore holding a rally on the Officers responding to — The body of a woman Don’t miss out! tribe’s powwow grounds. a call in the Mattapan has been found after an The U.S. Department neighborhood at about early morning house fire Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1276 of the Interior ruled last 2:30 a.m. Sunday found a in New Bedford. or email [email protected] month that it could not man, believed to be in his Firefighters responded hold land in trust for the early 40s, with gunshot to the scene just before tribe, effectively reversing wounds. The victim was 3 a.m. on Saturday and a 2015 decision placing later pronounced dead found flames coming from 300 acres into trust for an at a hospital. No arrests the back of the house and initial reservation. have been reported and spreading to the roof. The Mashpee Wampano- police are urging anyone WPRI-TV reports the ag, a federally-recognized with information to con- woman’s body was found tribe, is challenging the tact the homicide division. inside the home on the decision in court. Hours earlier, police say floor. MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 NATION No Columbus Day in Columbus: City to honor veterans instead

By Julie Carr Smyth city, and there are so many ASSOCIATED PRESS here in Columbus,” Davis said. “We thought it was COLUMBUS, Ohio — important to honor them The largest city named with that day off.” And, for Christopher Colum- she said, the city doesn’t bus has called off its ob- have the budget to give its servance of the divisive 8,500 employees both days holiday that honors the off, she said. explorer, making a savvy move to tie the switch to Columbus made its an- a politically safe demo- nouncement Thursday graphic: veterans. in a two-paragraph news Ohio’s capital city, pop- release focused on the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ulation 860,000, will be FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS impact on trash pickup Death threats drove Hadi Mohammed and his open for business Monday The biggest city named after Columbus and parking enforcement 9-year old son, Mohammed Ghaleb, out of Iraq after observing Columbus has called off its observance of the holiday schedules. In that way, it and to Nebraska, as refugees. Day probably “for as long to honor veterans on November 12th. avoided much of the con- as it had been in exis- sternation that has taken tence,” said Robin Davis, a peaceful protest of not triggered by the na- place elsewhere around Trump refugee policy a spokeswoman for Demo- prayers, speeches and tra- tional movement to abol- the holiday. cratic Mayor Andrew Gin- ditional singing in 2016 at ish Columbus Day in favor An attempt in Akron to leaves tens of thousands ther. City offices will close Columbus City Hall — un- of Indigenous Peoples Day rename the holiday grew instead on Veterans Day, derneath the statue of the as a way of recognizing ugly last year, dividing the stranded outside U.S. which falls on Nov. 12 this explorer that sits out front victims of colonialism, Da- all-Democratic city coun- year. — to protest the Dako- vis said. Columbus Day cil along racial lines. Five By Susannah George certain groups, particular- Native Americans and ta Access Pipeline and to marks the Italian explor- black members voted to and Colleen Long ly Muslims. allied groups have long urge Ohio to support more er’s arrival in the Ameri- rename the holiday and ASSOCIATED PRESS The U.S. admitted used Columbus Day to renewable energy. cas on Oct. 12, 1492. eight white members vot- 22,491 refugees in the WASHINGTON — elevate issues of concern The decision to stop ob- “We have a number of ed not to, keeping the holi- budget year that ended Death threats drove Hadi to them. That includes serving the holiday was veterans who work for the day in place. Sept. 30. That’s one-quar- Mohammed out of Iraq ter of the number allowed and to a small apartment to enter two years ago and in Nebraska, where he the lowest since Congress and his two young sons Mormons to spend less time at passed a law in 1980 cre- managed to settle as ref- ating the modern resettle- ugees. But the danger ment system. hasn’t been enough to al- It was less than half church on Sundays, leaders say low his wife to join them. Mohammed, who worked the maximum that the By Brady Mccombs who help run the faith. “This is par- the news. Her daughters aren’t old as a security guard for the administration had said ASSOCIATED PRESS ticularly true for parents with small enough to go to children’s programs U.S. military in Bagh- it would allow, even with children, primary children, elderly alone, so she and her husband have dad, says he was initially millions of people seeking SALT LAKE CITY — Mormons will members, new converts and others.” to care for them during Sunday told his wife would be re- to escape war and famine start spending less time at church The three-hour commitment is a church time. united with him and the around the world. each Sunday — two hours instead of hefty one compared with some oth- “Staying three hours is impossi- boys within a month. The “It’s unfortunate for three — after a change announced er religions’ Sunday services. Many ble,” said Porras, 29, of Logan. “Two wait has now dragged on the refugees who could Saturday aimed at making wor- Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist hours we can do.” for more than a year as have come this year and ship more manageable for members churches, for instance, offer weekly Instead of attending two meetings she goes through stricter didn’t,” said Jen Smyers around the globe. worship that lasts about an hour or each Sunday beyond the one-hour screening imposed by the with Church World Ser- The switch, which takes effect an hour and a half, along with vol- worship — such as Sunday school, Trump administration. vice, an organization that in January, is a significant one for untary classes and other gatherings men’s and women’s groups — mem- Mohammed says it’s supports refugees and im- Mormons, who since 1980 have been throughout the week. bers will attend one each Sunday, been an agonizing wait, es- migrants. “But these low expected to attend all three hours Church president Russell M. Nel- with the meetings rotating through- pecially for his 9-year-old numbers also show the each Sunday to be considered active son called the adjustment a new out the month, Cook said. son. “Every night he cries U.S. turning away from a members of the faith. “home-centered church” strategy Marc Fish, an insurance company about mom, I need mom,” global leadership role on The news triggered widespread that comes as the faith expands owner from Las Vegas, also lauded he said in halting English this issue.” applause from members, with some throughout the world. More than the change. Three hours each Sun- as he sat on a couch with Last month, the cap was posting celebratory memes on social half of its 16 million members live day can be intimidating for poten- the boy in their apartment set even lower, at 30,000, media. It came during The Church outside the U.S. and Canada. tial converts and wayward mem- in Lincoln, Neb. for the new budget year. of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ “The longstanding objective of the bers, and the change gives families Tens of thousands of peo- Secretary of State Mike twice-yearly conference, where a church is to assist all members to the flexibility to weave in gospel ac- ple are experiencing simi- Pompeo said at the time leader also reaffirmed the faith’s increase their faith in our Lord Je- tivities at home. lar anguished waits as the the U.S. remained “the opposition to gay marriage and its sus Christ and in his atonement,” Fisher, 38, has seven children number of refugees enter- most generous nation in belief that gender is God-given and Nelson said. “In this complex world ranging in age from 7 to 25 who ing the U.S. falls to histor- the world when it comes eternal. today, this is not easy. The adver- are busy with piano, volleyball and ic lows because of tighter to protection-based immi- “The senior leaders of the church sary is increasing his attack on faith homework, he said. He plans to have scrutiny that administra- gration” but that the gov- have been aware for many years that and on families at an exponential more one-on-one talks with them. tion officials say is neces- ernment needed to work for some of our precious members, rate. To survive spiritually, we need “Schedules are crazy for a lot of sary for security. Critics through a backlog of pend- a three-hour Sunday schedule at counter-strategies and proactive families,” Fisher said. “Sometimes say it amounts to an aban- ing asylum cases and sup- church can be difficult,” said Quentin plans.” you hear in the church we’re caught donment of the country’s port efforts to resettle peo- L. Cook, a member of the Quorum of Paulina Porras, a mother of up with checklists, the pressure and historic humanitarian role ple closer to home, so they the Twelve Apostles, church leaders 1-year-old twins, was ecstatic with the stress of just meeting everything.” and discriminates against can eventually return. Kavanaugh impartiality to be tested in blue state lawsuits By Geoff Mulvihill Democratic states are in Questions about Kavana- ASSOCIATED PRESS scores of legal battles with ugh’s ability to remain im- the Trump administration partial and give a fair hear- Brett Kavanaugh’s con- over health care, the en- ing to such cases escalated firmation to the U.S. Su- vironment, consumer pro- after his defiant statement preme Court has put a tections, immigration and Sept. 27 to the Senate Judi- spotlight on the dozens of other issues. Marquette ciary Committee. federal cases pitting the University political scien- He railed against the Trump administration tist Paul Nolette has tal- sexual assault accusations against Democratic-lean- lied 61 times that states as being orchestrated by ing states, on issues includ- have banded together Democrats, saying: “This ing auto emission stan- in lawsuits against the whole two-week effort has dards, immigration and a Trump administration. been a calculated and or- free-flowing internet. Trump’s Department of chestrated political hit, fu- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS He lashed out against Justice also has initiated eled with apparent pent- “left-wing opposition On Saturday a limousine landed in the woods following a fatal crash in legal action against blue up anger about President Schoharie, N.Y. groups” and others during states. Most recently, the Trump and the 2016 elec- the recent Senate hear- department sued Califor- tion, fear that has been ing over a high school-era nia just hours after Gov. unfairly stoked about my Limo on way to birthday party sexual assault allegation, Jerry Brown signed a law judicial record, revenge on raising questions about requiring internet neu- behalf of the Clintons and whether he can be impar- trality that runs counter millions of dollars in mon- blows stop sign; 20 people killed tial deciding cases that re- to actions taken by the ad- ey from outside left-wing volve around Democratic ministration. opposition groups.” By Michael Hill on the ground and broken ple outside of the vehicle. policies or that directly in- and John Kekis tree limbs everywhere. An The crash “sounded like volve Democratic officials. ASSOCIATED PRESS aunt of one of the victims an explosion,” said Linda Kavanaugh already was in the vehicle said the Riley, of nearby Schenecta- known as a conserva- SCHOHARIE, N.Y. — A group had been on the way dy, who was on a shopping tive judge. But his parti- limousine on its way to to a birthday celebration. trip with her sisters and san rhetoric created new a birthday party blew a The 2001 Ford Excur- had been in their parked worries for some who stop sign at the end of a sion limousine was trav- car at the time at the store. will bring or support cas- highway and plowed into eling southwest on Route When she got out of her es that eventually could a parked but unoccupied 30 in Schoharie, about 170 vehicle, she saw a body on come before the nation’s SUV, killing all 18 people miles north of New York the ground, she said. Peo- highest court. in the limo and two pedes- City around 2 p.m. when it ple started screaming. “I have even greater trians in the deadliest U.S. failed to stop at a T-junction The store manager, Jes- concerns about his judi- transportation accident in with state Route 30A, State sica Kirby, told The New cial temperament and his almost a decade, officials Police First Deputy Su- York Times that the limo ability to independently and a relative of one of the perintendent Christopher was coming down a hill at weigh cases that may in- victims said Sunday. Fiore said at a news confer- “probably over 60 mph.” volve the Trump admin- The collision turned a ence in Latham, New York. In a Facebook post istration,” said Oregon relaxed Saturday after- It went across the road on Saturday, the store noon into chaos at an up- and hit an unoccupied ve- thanked emergency re- Attorney General Ellen PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rosenblum, a Democrat state New York spot popu- hicle parked at the Apple sponders for their actions. who has joined more than Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is lar with tourists taking in Barrel Country Store, kill- The store posted Sunday a dozen lawsuits against a Democrat who has joined more than a dozen the fall foliage, with wit- ing the driver and 17 pas- that it was open “and the administration. lawsuits against the Trump administration. nesses reporting bodies sengers, as well as two peo- could use your hugs.” A8 MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Classics by the Sea in Swampscott

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE The 8th annual Classics by the Sea car show was held in Monument Square and drew a diverse variety of cars from many eras.

Peter Kesting and his 1931 Ford Model A, that was built in Somerville, were on hand at the event. Paul and Rosemary Burns sit with their 1951 Chevy Belair Deluxe. Blessing of pets at St. Andrew’s Church in Marblehead

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE The Reverend C. Clyde Elledge II, Rector, per- formed the ceremony for Lilly and all the other animals that were at the Sunday service.

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Tuukka, the dog, was one of several pets who Sadie, a Teacup poodle, was also blessed at the were brought in for the ceremony. service.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 Call him Ishmile Bangura rushes for 212 yards as English beats Swampscott

By Scot Cooper FOR THE ITEM LYNN — It was the Ish- mile Bangura show Satur- day at Manning Field as the speedy English back ran over, under, sideways and down to help the Bull- dogs defeat Swampscott, 27-14. Bangura scored four touchdowns and ran for ITEM FILE PHOTO 212 yards on 27 carries George Freeman ran for as the Bulldogs handed 112 yards Saturday and Swampscott its first loss scored a touchdown in of the season (the teams St. Mary’s win. have identical 4-1 records now, though the Bull- dogs are undefeated in the Northeastern Confer- Dynamic ence). On a day when English quarterback Matt Sev- duo erance broke his coach’s (Chris Carroll) career passing record (see sto- propels ry on Page A1), Bangura stole the spotlight. And he said he didn’t know he’d Spartans be the focal point. “Really, I think the de- fense won the game for By Harold Rivera us. We just made some ITEM SPORTS EDITOR plays on offense and the MEDFORD — The running defense really won it for back duo of Jalen Echevar- us,” Bangura said. “I think ria and George Freeman has we started out wanting to proven to be a winning com- pass the ball, and it just bination for the St. Mary’s happened that I carried football team. it a lot. We did what the The Catholic Central coaches said and did what League’s starting to take we did.” note. For Swampscott, missed Echevarria and Freeman opportunities, along with each ran for more than 100 Bangura’s performance, yards Saturday afternoon proved too much to over- in St. Mary’s 28-12 win over ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK come. CCL rival Arlington Catholic English’s Ishmile Bangura grinds out the yardage as Swampscott’s Graham Inzana tries to English scored the first at Hormel Stadium. pull him down. BULLDOGS, B2 “We have a straight ahead guy in George and a nifty guy in Jalen,” St. Mary’s coach Sean Driscoll said. “Jalen’s just a competitor. He’s always on the field, never wants to Greater Lowell leave regardless of the score or what the situation is. He’s been a great addition to our defangs Tigers team. He had another 100- yard game. George and our By Daniel Kane “Last week Northeast special teams were great to- ITEM STAFF took advantage of an day. opportunity against us “They did everything we TYNGSBOROUGH by attacking our inside, asked them to do which was — The Lynn Tech foot- Greater Lowell watched big for us.” ball team just couldn’t the film and they did Echevarria scored two get anything posi- the same thing,” Run- touchdowns, one on the tive going in Satur- ner said. “We were try- ground and one on a pass, day’s matchup against ing to make some plays and finished with 110 rush- Greater Lowell Tech. on the outside with ing yards on 15 carries. Free- The Tigers botched a our running backs, but man finished with 112 rush- kickoff, gave up a safe- they were taking count- ing yards on 14 carries and ty and turned the ball er steps inside versus scored on a 45-yard rush in over three times, two of going on the outside. the fourth quarter. Quarter- which led to Gryphons Greater Lowell took ad- back Derek O’Leary scored touchdowns, on their vantage of that. on a 1-yard keeper and tossed way to a 34-8 loss. “I do want to take my a 27-yard touchdown pass to “Greater Lowell is not hat off to both my coor- Echevarria. a better football team dinators Jason McCuish In a penalty-filled first than Lynn Tech,” Tech and Alan Bercy,” Run- half, it was the Spartans who coach James Runner ner added. “Regardless came out on top with an 8-0 said. “We shot ourselves of the score or outcome lead. St. Mary’s recovered a in the foot today. We had of the game they never short opening kickoff near almost 17 missed tack- stop coaching.” midfield and it only took the les, blown assignments After receiving the Spartans three plays to find on the offensive line. I opening kickoff, the the end zone with an ounce don’t make excuses for Gryphons made quick of trickery. Echevarria took anything and I’m not work of the Tigers de- a double-handoff and turned going to start now. fense. Greater Lowell on the jets, running 52 yards “They got the best half found the endzone on a down the visitor’s sideline of the football in the 4-yard run by wide re- for the first touchdown of the first half,” Runner add- ceiver Dylan Bishop to game with 9:23 remaining in ed. “Overall I thought go ahead 6-0. the opening quarter. Free- we gave the game to That’s when things Greater Lowell.” man powered his way in on started to go wrong for ITEM FILE PHOTO the 2-point conversion to give The Tigers trailed Tech. The ensuing kick- St. Mary’s an 8-0 lead. 28-0 after gaining less off was a short, high Lynn Tech coach James Runner was not a happy man after the Tigers than 20 total yards on lost Saturday to Greater Lowell, saying he thought his team shot itself ST. MARY’S, B2 offense in the first half. TECH, B2 in the foot too often. Youth served as Lynn eld girls soccer team romps

By Anne Marie Tobin also notched an assist, while junior ITEM STAFF midfielder Tori Morelli had a multi- ple-point game with two assists. LYNNFIELD — They may be young, “I thought we had great ball move- but the Lynnfield Pioneers girls soc- ment, both on and off the ball, and cer players look like seasoned pros. while we didn’t have that many shots Saturday afternoon at Pioneer Sta- on goal, we finished our opportuni- dium, the Pioneers ran roughshod ties,” said Lynnfield coach Mark Ver- over Ipswich, defeating the visitors mont. “Our passing was great, but 6-1 to improve to 8-2-1 (7-2-1 CAL) player of the game was Abby Lucich. and pull to within one game of clinch- She’s such a smart player and creates ing a Division 3 North tournament so much offense for us. She makes berth. great runs and has great foot skills Junior midfielder Abby Lucich had and was just amazing today. She and a monster game with three goals, all the rest of the forwards and the mid- within a 7-minute stretch in the sec- PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN fielders were just dynamic and our ond half, along with an assist in the defense also was strong. Ipswich gave Abby Lucich (9) watches her shot go past Ipswich goalie Cayla Greenleaf for first half on junior midfielder Emma her rst of three goals as the Tigers’ Cate Phypers (8) tries to defend. Ricciardi’s game winner. Ricciardi LYNNFIELD, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 Prep gridders hang on vs. CM

BOYS SOCCER ROUNDUP St. Mary’s 1 The St. John’s Prep foot- Lincoln-Sudbury 0 ball team couldn’t have Joseph Thong- asked for a better start to sythavong’s goal on Olu the Catholic Conference George’s assist, along with portion of its schedule. 14 saves from goalie Nick Eagles running back Pappas, led St. Mary’s Aise Pream scored two to a victory over the 8th- touchdowns on the ground ranked team in Massachu- and added another on a setts. Pappas earned his reception, propelling St. sixth shutout win of the John’s to a 27-20 victory at season. Catholic Memorial Satur- Connor Mackey, Aidan day afternoon. O’Brien and Richie LeB- “They’re a good team,” run led the defense. Nolan Eagles coach Brian St. Perez, Kevin Perez, Matt Pierre said of the Knights. Conolly also played well. “Anytime you win in the St. Mary’s (9-1-1) qual- Catholic Conference, espe- ified for the state tourna- cially on the road, that’s a ment with the win. big win. They were a high- “This is our first time in ly talked-about team with school history playing Lin- coln-Sudbury,” Spartans PHOTO | LYNN ENGLISH their new coach (John DiBiaso) and everything. I coach Mike D’Agostino Matt Severance, left, celebrates with coach thought our kids respond- said. “They’re a Division Chris Carroll after breaking Carroll’s 12-year- ed well.” 1 team. We’re playing St. old school career passing record Saturday. Pream, who finished John’s Prep next week. It’s with 145 rushing yards, great preparation for the also caught one of three state tournament, which St. John’s interceptions. we reached Saturday. I’m For the record, English Antael Rosa and Tripp PHOTO | ANGEL THONGSYTHAVONG excited for our 10 seniors, Clark each intercepted Senior captain Joseph Thongsythavong (18) they’ll have more games to QB passes his coach one pass. Eagles quarter- scored the only goal of the game Saturday as play. We were big under- back Matt Crowley tossed the St. Mary’s boys soccer team defeated Lin- dogs and we showed them two touchdown passes, one who we were, and it’s huge ENGLISH “It’s been crazy,” said coln-Sudbury 1-0. He is being congratulated by to Pream and the other to Thiago DeOliveria. to see that. From A1 Severance. “But it’s a hon- Wes Rockett. “They’re the best of the or, especially when you “I thought Aise was best. To knock them down, my favorite game,” says see how highly regarded The Eagles improved to val,” St. Pierre said of BC English coach Chris Car- the best player on the it’s David vs. Goliath. (Carroll) is in the city, es- field,” St. Pierre said. “He 4-1 with the victory and High. “They lost to Everett We’re the team that did roll, after the Bulldogs pecially as a person. All- host BC High Saturday Friday night but they’re beat Swampscott, 27-14, was very competitive. I and I’m really excited for around.” thought our whole team (1:30) for their annual a good team. It’s always that.” Saturday. Severance’s statistics played well. Our defense homecoming game. a battle when we play St. Mary’s visits Austin Beyond the rivalry, were not gaudy Saturday. was outstanding.” “They’re a conference ri- them.” Prep Wednesday (7). there is the Blydell Cup, He threw for 58 yards and an award established ran for 45. But, as Car- three years ago and giv- roll said, he made plays en to the victor of the En- on both ends of the field. Bangura runs for 212 yards, English beats Blue glish-Swampscott game. With Swampscott driving Jeff Blydell, who died in deep in English territory BULLDOGS team, it says something field so long,” Serino said. 2015, was a coach in Lynn in the third quarter, Sev- From B1 about our team.” “I don’t like losing, but and Swampscott, and erance stepped up after Swampscott fought back there is so much emotion two times it had the ball. Carroll played for him in an English player tipped to make it a 14-14 game at in this game, winning or With Bangura scoring the North Shore Baseball a pass thrown by Swamp- the break. Dylan January losing, the kids know why the first of his four touch- League. This was En- scott’s Graham Inzana turned an English fumble we play this game. Life glish’s second straight vic- and picked it off. He near- downs from four yards out, into a score, and Graham goes by too quick, that’s tory over the Big Blue. ly had another one the capping a 16-play drive Inzana fired a touchdown for sure.” that ate seven minutes off But perhaps biggest of next time the Big Blue pass to Andrew Augustin, Carroll also said it was the clock. The first of Tyler all for Carroll, his quar- came close, this one in the and the conversion pass to an emotional afternoon. Drinan’s three conversion terback, senior Matt Sev- end zone, but it bounced Jonathan Oriakhi, to even “Jeff Blydell was a per- erance, broke his career kicks put the Bulldogs up off his hands. things up. sonal friend of mine, it’s a passing record. 7-0. “That’s what I mean,” The second half was all great tradition, this game, Carroll finished his ca- The second scoring run said Carroll. “Here he is, English. The Bulldogs he was a Lynn guy, coached reer with the Bulldogs in by Bangura was much got two more scores from one of the best quarter- at both schools, his kids 2006 with 3,918 yards. quicker. Bangura, forced two Big backs we’ve had in the played for Swampscott, Coming into Saturday’s On the second play of its Blue turnovers deep in school, and he’s making it’s a wonderful honor for game, Severance had defensive plays all over next possession, the se- Swampscott territory, and a guy that deserves every 3,910. He took care of cat- the field too. nior made a quick cut and stopped Swampscott twice bit of it,” Carroll said. apulting past Carroll on “And it was important. sprinted down the English on fourth-and-goal, just his first completion -- a Our defense has had some sideline, an 88-yard scor- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK like they did in the first “He was a great guy and 10-yarder. we’re happy that we were problems lately, and today ing play. Swampscott’s Dylan Ja­ half. “I couldn’t think of a able to bring the trophy we stood up really well.” English quarterback n­uary easily makes it Big Blue coach Bobby better kid to do it,” said Severance, who has a 4.2 Matt Severance said it’s Serino said the only thing back to Lynn English this Carroll. “He’s just a tre- into the end zone during year.” grade-point average, pre- pretty nice to have Bangu- Saturday’s game. he didn’t like was losing mendous kid, and he’s ferred to deflect credit. ra lining up behind him in the game on a day and The Bulldogs visit Salem earned this. Just to show “I want to give a shout- the backfield. game dedicated to the late Friday night (7). Swamp- you, he spent most of the out to our defensive backs “We made some mistakes any time he gets the ball,” Jeff Blydell, who had deep scott (4-1) hopes to bounce day handing off (to Ish- and to our coaching staff,” we don’t usually make Severance said. “Next to ties to both schools. back with a victory next mile Bangura, who had he said. “They did a good early, but Ishmile and the Classical, those guys are “I think the thing that Saturday afternoon (2:30) 212 yards on 27 carries) job of putting schemes in, defense really stepped up. our big rivals, so to beat hurt us today was them when the Big Blue host and he didn’t care. All and it worked to our fa- I know he can break one them, they’re a really good keeping our defense on the Revere. he wants to do is win the vor. Swampscott is a good game, it doesn’t bother team.” him if he hands off all day.” One-two backfield punch leads St. Mary’s to win ST. MARY’S ing in. We started off very to end the half on a good touchdown pass to Ste- Greater Lowell renders From B1 slow but Jalen, a competi- note.” ven DiLeo with 9:42 left tor, showed up and bailed A muffed kick to open in the game (conversion Tech Tigers toothless Arlington Catholic wast- us out with a couple nice the second half, recovered failed). St. Mary’s capped ed no time answering St. runs.” by Echevarria, gave the its scoring with Freeman’s Mary’s touchdown. Cou- Echevarria boosted St. Spartans the ball with 45-yard touchdown run gars running back Josh TECH er, Tech still couldn’t find Mary’s lead before the end another short field. Con- (conversion failed). Eni Smith capped his team’s From B1 the endzone on the long of the half. With 1:53 to tinuing their ground and Falayi’s late interception drive after failing to con- first drive with an 11-yard play in the second quar- pound attack, the Spar- prevented the Cougars vert on fourth-and-goal. touchdown run. Brendan kick that took a Greater ter, O’Leary rolled to his tans marched down to the from mounting a rally and Late in the fourth quar- Laundry broke up a pass right and tossed a 27- red zone. Echevarria’s 11- Lowell bounce, allowing St. Mary’s walked away ter Tech finally got on the on the 2-point conversion yard touchdown pass to yard carry set up O’Leary the Gryphons to recover at with its fourth victory of board as Barrios found attempt and the Spartans Echevarria. The Spartans for a 1-yard touchdown the Tech 35. Quarterback the season. Jeremy Gray then found Haidar Bdaiwi on a 11- held an 8-6 lead at the end failed on the conversion on a quarterback keeper. yard touchdown to cut of the first quarter. but carried a 14-6 lead at O’Leary added the conver- The Spartans (4-1) host Bishop wide open for a 35- Archbishop Williams Sat- yard touchdown pass to the Greater Lowell lead “We had some big play- halftime. sion to boost the Spartans’ urday night (7). extend the Greater Lowell to 28-8 after a two-point ers out today, between “That was a big play,” lead to 22-6. “I’m sure that’s going lead to 13-0. catch by Bdaiwi. Patrick Henry and Lee Driscoll said. “I think we That’s where it stayed at to be a physical battle,” A few drives later, the Ti- Greater Lowell shut- Pacheco,” Driscoll said. got them on some play-ac- the end of the third quar- Driscoll said. “They’re al- gers defense made a huge down Tech’s final drive “We had a lot of guys out. tion, which was good be- ter. defensive stop on 4th-and- with an interception But it was a gutty perfor- cause we were running Arlington Catholic ways physical on the pass goal at the 1. touchdown on the last play mance based on a Satur- the ball pretty successful- slimmed its deficit down from what I understand. However, two plays later, of the game to seal a 34-8 day afternoon, SAT day, a ly on that drive. That was to 22-12 on quarterback It’ll be a physical battle, quarterback David Barri- victory. lot of little distractions go- a big pass and a great way Riley Donovan’s 5-yard we’ll take it from there.” os was sacked for a safe- “They have a good op- ty to put Greater Lowell portunity in front of them ahead 15-0. right now,” Runner said of Youth is served in Lynnfield girls soccer victory With just a few minutes Greater Lowell. to Ricciardi just inside the sideline from a tough an- it past a diving Greenleaf, to play in the first half “We are going to have to LYNNFIELD top of the box. gle that Lynnfield keeper who had no chance. Mo- Greater Lowell put togeth- depend on Nashoba Val- From B1 With less than six min- Amberly McCarter got a relli was credited with an er another scoring drive. ley to do its job when they gave us a good battle, but utes to go in the half, glove on, only to have the assist. Gray found running back play them next week. If I think we’re just really Benji Hach on an option they do so they will make freshman forward Adri- ball deflect off her right Three minutes later, starting to click at just the ana Parisi hit the post hand and clank off the in- Emma Montanile played play, who scored on the it a three way tie in our right time, right, in the from point-blank range. side of far post into the a through ball to Lucich, 5-yard run to put the Gry- conference and still put middle of the season as The ball popped back to net to make it a 3-1 game who broke in behind the phons ahead 21-0. us in a position to win the we’re gearing up for tour- sophomore forward Ashley at the 39:33 mark of the defense on a breakaway Just when it looked like conference.” nament.” things couldn’t get worse, The Tigers (3-2) will Junior midfielder Anna Mitchell, but her attempt first half. and found the back of the the Tigers decided to run travel to Georgetown Fri- Maria Ferrante started went wide. Parisi made Any doubts about the net to make it a 4-1 game. one last play before the day night (7). the party in the 11th min- good on a second chance outcome were settled by In the 60th minute, Ric- half. “We know everybody ute. She took a pass from less than a minute later Lucich in the second half. ciardi threaded a through But the Gryphons’ de- right now is looking at us sophomore forward Emi- after Morelli found her at Mitchell worked a corner ball into the box to Lucich, fense was ready forcing a and we are suppose to be ly Goguen, then cut back the top of the box to ex- kick in the 52nd minute in full stride. Lucich won fumble that defensive back a lot better than we are at the 18-yard line and tend the Pioneers’ lead to and then played the ball the foot race to the ball Devell Smith returned 27 playing,” Runner said. drilled a shot past Ipswich 3-0. into the box into traffic with Greenleaf to make it yards to give Greater Low- “We also play teams that keeper Cayla Greenleaf. The Tigers cut into the in front of the goal, where a 6-1 game with 20 min- ell a 28-0 lead at the half. are higher in division, but Ricciardi bumped the Pi- lead with under a minute the ball bounced off sever- utes to play. The Tigers started the I’m not making any excus- oneers’ lead to 2-0 at the to play in the half with a al Tiger defenders. Lucich Lynnfield has a chance second half with a sev- es. We should have played 23:28 mark on a pretty goal by Cassidy Kira. She was in the right place at to clinch a spot in the tour- en-minute drive to the a lot better than we did give-and-go with Lucich, launched a shot from the the right time to get a foot nament Tuesday at Triton Greater Lowell 1. Howev- today.” who dropped the ball back 5-yard line near the right on the loose ball and tap (3:45). MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE WEEKEND HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME SUMMARIES

MONDAY Revere at Greater Lawrence (4) FRIDAY M — Jay Theriault 2 run (failed kick) good) E — Bangura 20-yd run Drinan kick P — Therrien 5 run (Leggett kick R — Lucas Barbosa 3 run (run no ST. MARY’S 28, ARL. CATH. 12 Volleyball PMA at Tech (4) DANVERS 29, CLASSICAL 20 Field Hockey at Manning Field FENWICK 28, WILLIAMS 0 good) at Hormel Stadium, Medford St. Mary’s at Pope John (11) At Braintree M — Keith Barrasso 10 run (Demo St. Mary’s 8 6 8 6 — 28 Swampscott at Danvers (4) Danvers 14 7 0 8 — 29 Peabody at Hamilton-Wenham (3:30) Fenwick 7 7 14 0 — 28 kick) Arl. Cath. 6 0 0 6 — 12 Marblehead at Revere (4) Classical 0 6 0 14 — 20 D — Matt McCarthy 6 rush (Max Williams 0 0 0 0 — 0 R — Rayan Riazi 44 field goal SM —-Jalen Echevarria 52 rush Girls Soccer Gloucester at Saugus (4) Revere at Winthrop (10) Leete PAT) F — Ethan Gonzalez 7 pass from R — Barbosa 7 run (George Freeman rush) Peabody at Beverly (4) Spellman at Peabody (10) D — Almany Vargas 10 pass from Chrys Wilson (David Cifuentes kick) SALEM 24, WINTHROP 14 AC —-Josh Smith 11 rush (conver- Danvers at Swampscott (1) Golf Brendan Treacy (Leete PAT) F — Cifuentes 23 run (Cifuentes At Bertram Field sion failed) St. Joseph Prep at St. Mary’s (1) Lynnfield at Georgetown (3) D — McCarthy 52 rush (Leete PAT) kick) Winthrop 8 0 0 6 — 14 SM — Echevarria 27 pass from Saugus at Classical (4) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (3) C — Nashaun Butler 24 pass from F — Keegan O’Connor 49 pass from Salem 0 6 6 12 — 24 Derek O’Leary (conversion failed) English at Gloucester (7:15) St. John’s (S) at St. John’s (3:15) Keith Ridley (conversion failed) Wilson (Cifuentes kick) W — Feedle Small 6 run (Bobby SM — O’Leary 1 rush (O’Leary rush) Revere at English (3:45) Fourth quarter AC — Steven DiLeo 5 pass from Boys Soccer D — McCarthy 9 rush (Danvers con- Hubert run) Swampscott at Medford (3:45) version) F — David Cifuentes 1 run (Cifuentes S — Sam O’Furie 8 run (kick failed) Riley Donovan (conversion failed) Winthrop at Fenwick (10) Classical at Everett (4) C — Marcus Tucker 45 pass from kick) S — Devin Tolbert 53 pass from SM — Freeman 45 rush (conversion Saugus at English (6) Salem at Saugus (4) Ridley (Tucker rush) GLOUCESTER 61, SAUGUS 15 Wayne Holloway (kick failed) failed) Gloucester at Peabody (5) Peabody at Marblehead (4) C — Ridley 3 rush (conversion failed) At Newell Stadium S — O’Furie 6 run (kick failed) GR. LOWELL 34, LYNN TECH 8 Danvers at St. John’s Prep (7) Winthrop at Malden (4) MARBLEHEAD 35, MALDEN 0 Saugus 7 0 0 8 — 15 S — O’Furie 2 run (Tolbert run) at Greater Lowell Field Hockey At Piper Field Gloucester 29 6 14 13 — 61 BEVERLY 42, SOMERVILLE 23 Lynn Tech 0 0 0 8 — 8 Volleyball G — Jan Peña-Ortiz 8 run (Toby Gr. Lowell 13 15 0 6 — 34 Lynnfield at Ipswich (10) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (5) Malden 0 0 0 0 — 0 At Dilboy Stadium Bishop Feehan at Fenwick (1) Marblehead 14 14 7 0 — 35 Campbell kick) Beverly 7 7 14 14 — 42 GL — Dylan Bishop 4 run (Devin Far- Salem at Peabody (5) G — Peña-Ortiz 10 run (Peña-Ortiz rell kick missed) Peabody at Saugus (2) Tewksbury at Marblehead (5) MHD — Mason Poisson 14 pass S’ville 0 3 6 14 — 23 from Chris Gally (Poisson kick) run) GL — Bishop 35 pass from Jeremy Golf Classical at Northeast (5:15) B — Clayton McAlpine 1 run (Joey MHD — Gally 11 run (Poisson kick) G — Nick Filho 22 interception return Gray (Farrell kick good) Somerville at Peabody (3:15) Lynnfield at North Andover (5:30) Loreti kick) MHD — Gally 9 run (Poisson kick) (Campbell kick) GL — Defensive Safety Swampscott at Marblehead (3:45) Fenwick at Matignon (5:30) S — Larsen Pierre 32-yard field goal MHD — Tim Cronin 4 run (Poisson G — Marc Smith 40 punt return GL — Benji Hach 13 run (2 point Revere at Beverly (5:30) B — McAlpine 61 pass from Ryan TUESDAY kick) (Campbell kick) failed) Mount Alvernia at Winthrop (5:30) Barror (Loreti kick) MHD — Ryan Freiberger 35 pass S — Marvens Jean 9 run (James GL — Develle Smith 27 yard fumble Boys Soccer Cross Country B — Barror 11 run (Loreti kick) from Gally (Poisson kick) Moise kick) recovery (Farrell Kick) Lynnfield at Triton (3:45) St. Mary’s at Cardinal Spellman/St. S — Myard Joseph 17 pass from LYNNFIELD 36, MAN-ESSEX 6 G — Ryan Argentino 1 run (kick Montina (rush failed) LT — Haidar Bdaiwi 11 catch from Girls Soccer Joseph’s (3:30) At Pioneer Stadium failed) David Barrios (Bdaiwi 2-point catch Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) Fenwick at Lowell Catholic B — McAlpine 21 run (Loreti kick) Man-Essex 0 6 0 0 — 6 G — James Nelson 4 run (Campbell S — Myard Joseph 20 pass from from Barrios) Lynnfield 8 15 7 7 — 36 kick) Montina (Fred Castin run) GL — defensive interception touch- SPORTS BRIEFS L — Clayton Marengi 4 run (Blake G — Daylon Lark 23 run (Campbell B — Andrew Avila 6 run (Loreti kick) down (no PAT) Peters conversion) kick) S — Castin 41 run (rush failed) ST. JOHN’S 27, CATH. MEM 20 G — Harrison Marshall 37 run At CM L — Jaret Simpson 1 run (Peters B — McAlpine 8 run (Loreti kick) Learn to Skate Lynn Rockets kick) (Campbell kick) St. John’s 13 7 7 0 — 27 M —Gavin Glass 25 run (kick failed) S — Eric Miniscalso 75 kickoff return SATURDAY Cath. Mem. 0 3 10 7 — 20 Hockey L — Jack Ford 5 pass from Marengi (Miniscalso run) ENGLISH 27, SWAMPSCOTT 14 SJ — Aise Pream 47 pass from Matt program (Peters kick) G — Evan Smith 31 run (kick failed) At Manning Field, Lynn Crowley (rush failed) English 7 7 13 0 — 27 Lynn Youth Hockey will be The Lynn Rockets Middle L — Simpson 8 run (Peters kick) REVERE 27, MEDFORD 21 (OT) SJ — Pream run (Sean Majeski kick) L — Brett Cohee 30 run (Peters kick) at Hormel Stadium Swampscott 0 14 0 0 — 14 SJ — Pream 7 run (Majeski kick) holding its annual Learn to School Ice Hockey Team will PEABODY 21, MASCONOMET 6 Revere 0 12 6 3 6 — 27 E — Ishmile Bangura 4-yd run Tyler CM — Matt Sokol 42 field goal Skate program through Dec. be holding a meeting to dis- at Masconomet Medford 7 7 0 7 0 — 21 Drinan kick CM — Hunter Tully 33 fumble return 22 at Connery Rink. cuss the upcoming season Peabody 0 7 14 0 — 21 M — Dash Exeter 6 run (Deivid E — Bangura 88-yd run Drinan kick (Matt Sokol kick) Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Con- Masco 0 0 6 0 — 6 Demo kick) S — Dylan January 1-yd run CM — Sokol 32 field goal The program consists of P — Matthew Jandrisevits 1 run R — Darius McNeil 19 run (kick no S — Andrew Augustin 23 pass from SJ — Wes Rockett 22 pass from 12 sessions with one session nery Rink in Lynn. (Austin Leggett kick) good) Graham Inzana (Jonatha Oriakhi psss Crowley (Majeski kick) per week, with the Oct. 6, The team will play in the P — Colby Therrien 3 run (Leggett M — Exeter 5 run (Demo kick) from Inzana) CM — Jamall Griffin 1 run (Matt 13, 20 and 27 sessions run- Viking Middle School kick) R — Jonathan Murphy 2 run (run no E — Bangura 4-yd run Sokol kick) ning from 10:30 a.m. to League at Salem State Uni- 11:40 a.m. and the sessions versity, which runs from Nov. 5 through the end of from Nov. 3 through Dec. 22 February. The league has a Here comes the Judge: going all running from 9:30 a.m. to 14-game season plus guar- 11:40 a.m. anteed playoffs. All public The cost of the program is and private middle school the way to New York, New York $125, plus any USA Hockey students are eligible to play fees if applicable. Partici- for the team. Final costs per NEW YORK (AP) — a rookie manager, leading pants will need to bring a player will be determined hockey helmet, elbow pads, Aaron Judge walked past a group of Baby Bombers after number of skaters is Boston’s Fenway Park that reached Game 7 of knee pads, skates, hockey or finalized. warm waterproof gloves and clubhouse early Sunday the AL Championship Se- Please contact Mike Rob- morning, Frank Sinatra’s ries last year before losing hockey or warm waterproof erts at 781-507-4437 or pants. rendition of “New York, to Houston. [email protected] New York” blaring from a “This fan base I feel like For more information, con- if you cannot make the boom box atop the wheel- absolutely connected with tact Brian Boisson at bbois- meeting or need more ie bag he was pulling with kind of this new gener- [email protected]. details. his left hand. ation of Yankee player, “It’s a good song. And this young corps that has TV/RADIO Aaron, he’s one of our res- developed,” Boone said . ident deejays, so he’s got a “Me watching from afar MLB Playoffs pretty extensive playlist,” last year, especially in the 1:30 p.m..... Houston at Cleveland...... TBS New York manager Aar- postseason, you could kind 4:30 p.m..... LA Dodgers at Atlanta...... FS1 7:40 p.m..... Boston at NY Yankees...... TBS on Boone said later in the of see that raw intensity Pro basketball day at Yankee Stadium, connection that the fan 8 a.m...... Exhibition: Dallas vs. Philadelphia...... NBATV a smirk filling his face. base had with the players.” 7:30 p.m..... Exhibition: Washington vs. New York...... NBATV “We like to hear that song PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS For all the focus on big 10:30 p.m... Exhibition: Phoenix vs. Golden State...... NBATV sometimes when we win a boppers, J.D. Martinez, Pro football big game.” New York Yankees right fielder Aaron Judge, Mookie Betts and Andrew 8:15 p.m.. ... Washington at New Orleans...... ESPN left, celebrates with center fielder Andrew Mc- Pro hockey New York and Boston Benintendi for Boston, and 1 p.m...... Ottawa at Boston...... NESN, WBZ-FM 98.5 split at Fenway Park and Cutchen after Yankees’ 6-2 win against the Bos- Judge, Giancarlo Stanton 3 p.m...... Vegas at Buffalo...... NHL Network are tied 1-1 in the best-of- ton Red Sox Saturday. and Gary Sanchez for New Running five AL Division Series go- York, relievers have reigned 12 p.m...... Chicago Marathon (tape)...... NBCSN ing into Game 3 on Mon- behind Boston’s 57-24. The fans are definitely rowdy in an error when starting Soccer day night. Luis Severino, for their home team and pitchers often are shown 6 p.m...... CONCACAF women: Jamaica vs. Costa Rica...... FS2 win over Oakland in last 8:30 p.m.. ... CONCACAF Women’: Cuba vs. Canada...... FS1 coming off four scoreless week’s wild-card game against the visiting team,” the exit before they have a innings in the wild-card improved New York to 7-0 Red Sox reliever Matt chance to stumble too much. game against Oakland, at home in the postseason Barnes said . New York’s bullpen NFL starts for New York and since the start of the 2017 This will be the first has allowed one run in former Yankees pitcher playoffs. postseason game in the 10 innings, led by Dellin AFC NFC Nathan Eovaldi pitches “The fans, they’re out Bronx between the rivals Betances, Zach Britton East East for the Red Sox. and Aroldis Chapman. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA there on the field with since Boston won Games New Eng 3 2 0 .600 133 108 Washington 2 1 0 .667 64 44 Severino was 10-2 with you,” Judge said. “Every 6 and 7 of the 2004 AL Red Sox relievers have Miami 3 2 0 .600 99 117 Dallas 2 2 0 .500 67 77 a 2.74 ERA and .217 op- given up five in 11 innings. Buffalo 2 3 0 .400 63 118 Philadelphia 2 3 0 .400 103 104 single pitch they’re locked Championship Series ponents’ batting average Hoping for a deep out- N.Y. Jets 2 3 0 .400 123 105 N.Y. Giants 1 4 0 .200 104 128 in. It’s electric.” across the street at old South South at home, just 9-6 with a ing, Boston manager Alex W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New York is built for Yankee Stadium, becom- 3.99 ERA and .257 oppo- Cora selected Eovaldi for Tennessee 3 2 0 .600 87 86 New Orlns 3 1 0 .750 137 121 Yankee Stadium, where ing the first major league Jacksonville 3 2 0 .600 102 86 Carolina 3 1 0 .750 104 91 nents’ batting average on Game 3 over Rick Porcello, Houston 1 3 0 .250 96 108 Tampa Bay 2 2 0 .500 112 139 the road. it takes advantage of the team to overcome a 3-0 who pitched two-thirds of Indianapolis 1 4 0 .200 118 138 Atlanta 1 4 0 .200 133 163 short right-field porch deficit in a best-of-seven North North “Maybe my wife cooks an inning of relief in Fri- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA better food here,” he said. and hit 144 of its record postseason series. day’s opener and now will Cincinnati 4 1 0 .800 153 130 Chicago 3 1 0 .750 111 65 267 home runs. Boston is “All empires fall soon- Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 132 77 Minnesota 2 2 1 .500 113 131 New York is 19-9 in the match up against 38-year- Cleveland 2 2 1 .500 114 113 Green Bay 2 2 1 .500 115 114 postseason at new Yankee constructed in a similar er or later,” then-Red Sox old left-hander CC Sa- Pittsburgh 2 2 1 .500 143 133 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 125 137 Stadium, where boister- fashion, knowing half its president Larry Lucchino bathia in Game 4. West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ous Bronx crowds try to games are played in front said that night. Eovaldi was 3-3 with a Kan City 5 0 0 1.000 175 129 L.A. Rams 5 0 0 1.000 173 98 intimidate. The Yankees’ of Fenway’s Green Mon- A year earlier, Boone’s 3.33 in 11 starts and one Chargers 3 2 0 .600 137 130 Seattle 2 3 0 .400 116 114 ster lurking in left field. 11th-inning homer off Tim Denver 2 3 0 .400 100 131 Arizona 1 4 0 .200 65 112 were 53-28 there during relief appearance for the Oakland 1 4 0 .200 107 149 San Fran 1 4 0 .200 118 146 the regular season, the “Two places that are his- Wakefield won Game 7 and Red Sox, who acquired him Thursday’s Games Thursday, Oct. 11 second-best home record toric franchises where the the AL pennant. Now he’s from Tampa Bay in July. New England 38, Indianapolis 24 Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 8:20 p.m. Sunday’s Games Sunday, Oct. 14 Buffalo 13, Tennessee 12 Seattle vs Oakland at London, UK, 1 p.m. Cincinnati 27, Miami 17 Chicago at Miami, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh 41, Atlanta 17 Indianapolis at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Lions, Browns do more winning N.Y. Jets 34, Denver 16 Buffalo at Houston, 1 p.m. Carolina 33, N.Y. Giants 31 Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Detroit 31, Green Bay 23 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. DETROIT (AP) — The did wrong,” Packers coach Browns 12, Ravens 9 “I couldn’t decide wheth- Kansas City 30, Jacksonville 14 Arizona at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Cleveland 12, Baltimore 9, OT L.A. Chargers at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Detroit Lions took ad- Mike McCarthy said. “We CLEVELAND (AP) — er I wanted to look at the L.A. Chargers 26, Oakland 10 Carolina at Washington, 1 p.m. vantage of some mistakes did some good things in Once Baker Mayfield sum- kick or not, so I turned Minnesota 23, Philadelphia 21 L.A. Rams at Denver, 4:05 p.m. L.A. Rams 33, Seattle 31 Jacksonville at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. they forced Green Bay to the second half, but you moned the courage, the around at the last second Arizona 28, San Francisco 18 Baltimore at Tennessee, 4:25 p.m. make and were fortunate can’t dig yourself that rookie quarterback looked and saw it was pretty low,” Dallas at Houston, 8:20 p.m. Kansas City at New England, 8:20 p.m. Open: Tampa Bay, Chicago Open: Detroit, New Orleans some breaks simply went kind of hole.” in time to see Greg Jo- said Mayfield, who passed Monday’s Games Monday, Oct. 15 their way. Crosby missed a ca- seph’s low, line-drive kick for 342 yards and a touch- Washington at New Orleans, 8:15 p.m. San Francisco at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. Matthew Stafford threw reer-high four field goals somehow go through the down in his second NFL two touchdown passes and in one game and failed to uprights. start. MAJOR LEAGUES LeGarrette Blount ran for make an extra point to Mayfield’s mouth opened “It wasn’t a pretty kick two scores, lifting the Li- boot. He connected on a in disbelief. but it went in. It also WILD CARD ons to a 31-23 win over the field goal with 2 seconds The Browns won again. Tuesday, Oct. 2: Colorado 2, Chicago wasn’t a pretty win, but it 1, 13 innings Packers on Sunday. left, but that wasn’t of And in this unpredict- counts.” Wednesday, Oct. 3: New York 7, Oak- Detroit (2-3) earned a much consolation after his able NFL season, Cleve- Believe it or not, the land 2 win it desperately need- poor performance. land’s rapid rise may be Browns are legit. DIVISION SERIES ed under first-year coach “I look back and I’m the strangest twist of (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) They’ve played three Houston, 4:07 p.m. Matt Patricia, going into thinking, in my childhood, them all. American League overtime games in five National League its bye week. in high school, this is defi- Joseph’s 37-yard field Boston 1, New York 1 weeks, and if not for some Friday, Oct. 5: Boston 5, New York 4 Milwaukee 3, Colorado 0 “We get two weeks to 10 nitely one of the worst goal — a knuckleball the missed kicks in New Or- Saturday, Oct. 6: New York 6, Boston Thursday, Oct. 4: Milwaukee 3, Colo- days to sit on whatever ones,” said Crosby, the rookie was certain had 2 leans and questionable rado 2, 10 innings happens,” said Stafford, first NFL kicker to miss been blocked — with 2 sec- Monday, Oct. 8: Boston (Eovaldi 6-7) call last week in Oakland, Friday, Oct. 5: Milwaukee 4, Colorado who was 14 of 26 for 183 four field goals in a game onds left in overtime gave at New York (Severino 19-8), 7:40 Cleveland could be un- p.m. 0 yards with two TDs and since 2010. Cleveland a 12-9 win over Tuesday, Oct. 9: Boston (Porcello Sunday, Oct. 7: Mil 6, at Colorado 0 no turnovers. “And, it feels Detroit recovered an on- the Baltimore Ravens on beaten. 17-7) at New York (Sabathia 9-7), Los Angeles 2, Atlanta 0 a whole lot better with a side kick to seal the win, Sunday. “We have a team right 8:07 p.m. now that is starting to be- x-Thursday, Oct. 11: New York at Bos- Thursday, Oct. 4: Los Angeles 6, win.” preventing Rodgers from After Mayfield made a ton, 7:40 p.m. Atlanta 0 Green Bay (2-2-1) was getting another chance clutch third-down throw to lieve in themselves, and Houston 2, Cleveland 0 Friday, Oct. 5: LA 3, Atlanta 0 doomed because veteran at a game-winning Hail help drive the Browns (2- rightfully so,” Mayfield Friday, Oct. 5: Houston 7, Cleveland Sunday, Oct. 7: Los Angeles (Buehler Mason Crosby had the Mary in Detroit like the 2-1) into position, Joseph, said. 2 8-5) at Atlanta (Newcomb 12-9), “I take a lot of pride in Saturday, Oct. 6: Houston 3, Cleve- worst game of his life and one he threw in 2015. who was cut by Miami this land 1 8:07 p.m. (FS1) two-time NFL MVP Aaron The Lions built a big summer and signed after the culture change and Monday, Oct. 8: Houston (Keuchel x-Monday, Oct. 8: Los Angeles at Rodgers lost two fumbles lead in the first half, pick- Week 2 following Zane being positive, always 12-11) at Cleveland (Clevinger 13-8), Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. (FS1) for just the third time in ing up where they left off Gonzalez’s release, came moving forward and doing 1:30 p.m. x-Wednesday, Oct. 10: Atlanta at Los your job no matter what x-Tuesday, Oct. 9: Houston at Cleve- his 14-year career. in their last home game, a through to give Cleveland land, 4:35 p.m. Angeles, 8:07 p.m. (FS1). “We just couldn’t over- 16-point win over the New its first AFC North win in the situation is. That was x-Thursday, Oct. 11: Cleveland at 1: come all the things we England Patriots. 19 tries. big for us.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 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 MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) tLEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Own whatever you do. Be proud An interesting opportunity will Stay strong and don’t let Put more energy into your rela- A break will help you recharge Put more time and effort into of who you are and what you develop that can change the anyone interfere in your life. tionships with others. Let peo- and give you the boost you taking care of your responsi- stand for. Accomplishment will way you earn your living or Someone will try to persuade ple know they are appreciated need to finish what you start. bilities. Bring about positive result if you are accepting of handle your personal financ- you to take part in indulgent in order to get the help you Avoid those bearing grudges or changes that will enhance your others and true to yourself and es. Reconnect with a former behavior or engage in some- need to do things your way. looking for a fight. life and please the people who your beliefs. co-worker to brainstorm. thing that isn’t to your ben- count on you. efit. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Personal changes can be Keep your emotions tucked VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Stick to a plan. Refuse to let Be careful how you phrase your PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) made, but before you jump away someplace safe. Your Sign up to learn something trivial matters set you off or words. Sensitive issues must Keep your eye on what you into something that may be time will be better spent help- new or visit a place that you stand between you and your be handled with diplomacy. want and be willing to accept upsetting to others, consider ing others or working with chil- find relaxing or inspiring. Time goal. Stay focused and don’t Don’t expect everyone to agree minor adjustments moving for- the outcome and the possible dren or creative individuals. spent with a loved one or work- stop until you are satisfied with or to like the decisions you ward. Intelligent compromise consequences. Choose to keep Romance will brighten your ing on personal growth or fit- the results. make. will help seal a deal. the peace. day. ness is favored.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Blowhard boyfriend wears out his hosts during annual trips Do you believe in points or winners? DEAR ABBY: My best ble” organizations. I Steve Jobs said, “Quality is amond ace to concede minus friend of 40 years and her Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van cannot, in good conscience, more important than quantity. 790. boyfriend live several Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, support any of them. One home run is much better In reality, West shifted to a states away from my hus- and was founded by her mother, What’s the appropriate than two doubles.” low heart ace at trick two. De- band and me. Every win- course of action here? That isn’t necessarily true. clarer won with dummy’s jack, ter she and her friend ex- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at Must I give the child a gift Say, for instance, the second cashed the spade king and pect to come to our home DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los anyway, or just stay away double scores the runner, and tried a diamond to his jack. for a week. We simply can Angeles, CA 90069. from the party? I really later the man on second is West took that trick and led no longer do this. don’t want to get into any brought home. But we know the diamond ace, but South Her friend is a nice guy, political discussions with what he means. ruffed on the board, trumped but after a few days we you may have to choose daughter to find a man, either the parents or the First today, look at the West a heart, played a club to the can hardly stand it. He between telling your friend stay out of her love life grandparents, and I think hand and the auction. Would ace and ruffed another heart, talks constantly and the truth and fibbing by and teach her to make her there would be hurt feel- you double four spades? bringing down the ace. De- knows everything about saying you plan to be out own decisions! ings if I don’t show up. North made a well-judged clarer trumped his diamond everything. How can I po- of town. HATES MEDDLING three-spade rebid. If you king, discarded his remaining litely tell my friend that IN A BIND MOTHERS count short-suit points, North clubs on the heart king-queen we can’t accommodate DEAR ABBY: For moth- DEAR IN A BIND: got 2 for the singleton, mak- and claimed an overtrick for them anymore without ers out there who wonder DEAR HATES: I have What a shame that a ing his hand worth 15 points. plus 990. hurting her feelings and why their “wonderful” long advised young women child’s party was used as Alternatively (my preference), Winners are worth more maybe ending our friend- grown daughters don’t how important it is to gain an excuse for a political the hand had only six losers: than points. ship? have boyfriends, maybe it independence before be- fundraiser. I can’t imagine two spades, one heart, one di- is because they are too de- WEARY OUT WEST coming romantically in- any 5-year-old being amond and two clubs. Again, pendent on YOU. No guy volved with anyone. I agree “thrilled” to receive a polit- this justified the jump-rebid. DEAR WEARY: Try this. wants to be involved with that women who can stand ical donation as a birth- South raised to game, not cer- When your old friend men- a woman who calls or texts on their own two feet are day gift. tain it would make, but feeling tions coming to visit, tell her mom multiple times a more appealing than those However, because the optimistic. her you aren’t up to having day (unless she is ill). No who are still dependent child is the grandson of a At the table, West doubled, houseguests. If she asks guy wants a girl who can’t upon their parents. Your “dear” friend, I do think a thinking it was his birthday. why, and she probably make a decision without letter verifies the truth of gift is in order. Make it West led the spade ace and will, say you’re not as consulting Mom, and he what I have been saying. something a 5-year-old found the dummy troubling. young as you used to be certainly doesn’t want the will enjoy, have it deliv- His best chance was a club — it’s true. Neither am I. intimate details of his re- DEAR ABBY: I recently ered, and find an excuse shift, hoping partner had the Tell her you can accommo- lationship to be shared received an invitation to a not to attend if you feel it queen. South would have won date them for a weekend. If with you. dear friend’s grandson’s will devolve into some- with his 10, drawn the missing that doesn’t work, say your Men want confident5th birthday party. In lieu thing you prefer to avoid. trump and led his singleton husband isn’t up for com- women, not girls still tied of gifts, donations were re- Hurt feelings or not, you heart. Then West could have pany. (Also true.) However, to their mother’s apron quested to a choice of po- are not obligated to go to only won and cashed the di- if neither excuse suffices, strings. If you want your litically affiliated “charita- the party.

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LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Ernesto A. Henriquez to Mortgage Electronic Registration By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Arlene M. Hewson and Ralph L. Hewson to Option One Systems, Inc. as nominee for Mortgageit, Inc., dated March 29, 2007 and mortgage given by Howard Colclough to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Mortgage Corporation, dated February 1, 2005 and recorded in Essex County recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26695, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Shamrock Financial Corporation, dated August (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23936, Page 154 of which mortgage Page 156, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by 19, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for Structured Asset Investment Loan assignment from: Book 24737, Page 258 of which mortgage The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Trust, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-6 is the present holder by Bank of New York as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the CWABS, Inc., assignment from Sand Canyon Corporation f/k/a Option One Mortgage Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Bank of America, N.A., as Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2005-AB4 is the present holder by assignment Corporation to U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for Structured Asset successor by merger to BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP fka Countrywide Home from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to The Bank of New York Investment Loan Trust, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-6 dated Loans Servicing LP, recorded on November 15, 2011, in Book No. 30833, at Page Mellon FKA The Bank of New York as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the October 19, 2012 recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds 256 CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2005-AB4 dated October 4, 2011 in Book 31990, Page 349, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 30765, purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 6 Pinkham Bank of America, N.A. to Nationstar Mortgage LLC, recorded on January 4, 2013, Page 312, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of Place, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at 12:00 PM on November in Book No. 32088, at Page 525 foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 377 Lynnfield Street, 14, 2018, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and Lynn, MA 01904 will be sold at a Public Auction at 11:00 AM on October 31, singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Nationstar Mortgage LLC to Selene Finance LP, recorded on January 30, 2018, in 2018, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and Book No. 36502, at Page 538 singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts bounded and described as follows: for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, That certain piece or parcel of land, and the buildings and improvements thereon, NORTHWESTERLY: by Pinkham Place, formerly known as Violet Court 26 feet; the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on November 5, 2018, on the known as 377 Lynnfield Street located in the Town of Lynn, County of Essex, and mortgaged premises located at 105 Grant Street, Lynn, Essex County, State of Massachusetts, and being more particularly described in a Deed recorded SOUTHWESTERLY: by land now or late of Harris, fifty-feet; Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, on 9/30/99 at Book 15969, Page 480 of the Essex Land Records.

SOUTHEASTRLY: by land now or late of Hudson and Blake, 26 feet; TO WIT: The mortgaged premises are more fully described as follows: The land in Lynn, together with the buildings thereon known as 105 Grant Street NORTHEASTERLY: by Parcel No. 19 Pinkham Street, fifty feet. and shown as Lot D on a Plan entitled " Lynn, Mass. Subdivision of land Owned The land with the buildings thereon in the City of Lynn, shown as Parcel "BB" on a by: DePrizito, Cores, Jr. & Estate of Fitzgibbons", dated February 19, 1983, which plan entitled "The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Plan of Land In The City of For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern plan is recorded in Essex Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 178, Page Lynn, Essex County Taken for Highway Purposes by the Department of Public Works District) Registry of Deeds in Book 12567, Page 402. 50. Containing according to said plan 3015 square feet more or less. Being the July 15, 1970 Scale: 40 feet to the inch", signed by Charles E. Whitcomb, Acting same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed recorded Chief Engineer, and by the Department of Public Works, recorded with the Order of The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other with Essex South District Registry of Deeds herewith. Taking on July 23, 1970 in the Registry of Deeds for Essex County, Southern municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable District, in Book 5699, Page 207, being bounded and described as follows: encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26695, Page 154. Parcel "BB" record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit A parcel of land formerly owned by William and Josephine M. Dolley, bounded Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the southwesterly by Lynnfield Street 67.22 feet; northwesterly by land now or formerly $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts 272.21 feet; northeasterly by land now or to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or formerly of Walter Henry, Trustees for Lorelei Realty Trust 31.34 feet; and this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, southeasterly by land now or formerly of Chester A. and Sophia M. Myslinski a acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, total of 256.50 feet; containing about 0.23 acres. in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the TERMS OF SALE: District) Registry of Deeds in Book 15969, Page 480. premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Other terms to be announced at the sale. balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for Structured Asset Investment Loan Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Trust, Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-6 date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full Korde & Associates, P.C. of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of 900 Chelmsford Street shall control in the event of an error in this publication. $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order Suite 3102 to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from Lowell, MA 01851 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon (978) 256-1500 acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check Hewson, Arlene M., 17-028442 SELENE FINANCE LP in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Item: October 8, 15, 22, 2018 Present holder of said mortgage Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the CARE AND PROTECTION, TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS, SUMMONS By its Attorneys, premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical BY PUBLICATION, DOCKET NUMBER: 18CP0083LO, Trial Court of HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. error in this publication. Massachusetts, Juvenile Court Department, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU- 150 California St. SETTS, Middlesex County Juvenile Court, 89 Appleton Street, Lowell, MA Newton, MA 02458 Other terms to be announced at the sale. 01852 (617)558-0500 The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York as Trustee for the 11849 Certificateholders of the CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2005-AB4 TO: Jacqueline Camp, Damon Emmons: A petition has been presented to this Item: October 1, 8, 15, 2018 Korde & Associates, P.C. court by DCF - Lowell, seeking, as to the following child, Damon Emmons - Damon 900 Chelmsford Street Christopher Emmons, Jr., that said child be found in need of care and protection LEGAL NOTICE Suite 3102 and committed to the Department of Children and Families. The court may Lynn Conservation Commission Lowell, MA 01851 dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to receive notice of or to (978) 256-1500 consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, custody, or guardianship In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter Colclough, Howard, 17-028594 or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it finds that the child is in 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and By-Laws), the Lynn Item: September 24, October 1, 8, 2018 need of care and protection and that the best interests of the child would be Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, October 16, served by said disposition. 2018 at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A (ground floor) City Hall, on the Notice of Intent You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth filed by Neighborhood Development Associates, Inc. to construct to remove an above, on the following date and time: 12/12/2018, 08:30 AM Pre Trial existing dwelling and construct a new single family home with related earthwork (SEAL) Conference (CR/CV) located within a buffer zone at 48 Saunders Road, Lynn, MA. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the LAND COURT court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to Mary Lester DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT represent you. Chairwoman 18 SM 005364 If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date thereafter Item: October 8, 2018 ORDER OF NOTICE with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 978-441-2630. LEGAL NOTICE TO: WITNESS: Hon. Jay D. Blitzman, FIRST JUSTICE Lynn Conservation Commission Robert P. McCuish and Julia B. McCuish Elizabeth Sheehy, DATE ISSUED: 09/17/2018 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, Item: September 28, October 1, 8, 2018 In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter 50 U.S.C. App. § 3901 (et seq).: 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and By-Laws), the Lynn Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, October 16, Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC REQUEST FOR INTEREST, IDEAS AND INNOVATION FOR THE REHABILITATIONS, 2018 at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A (ground floor) City Hall, on the Request for CONVERSION AND/OR REDEVELOPMENT OF 19 PORTER STREET, LYNN, MA Determination of Applicability filed by Patrick DeBoever to replace existing claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Swampscott, 01902 (FORMER THURGOOD MARSHALL MIDDLE SCHOOL) enclosed awning structure with permanent insulated roof and walls. Relocate numbered 36 Bates Road, given by Robert P. McCuish and Julia B. McCuish to accessory building on property and build a main entrance vestibule to house Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC, dated September 20, 2016, and recorded or Date Issued: September 26th, 2018 building sprinkler system at 265 Broadway, Lynn, MA. filed at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35292, Page Due Date for Responses: November 2, 2018 395, and now held by the plaintiff, has filed with this court a complaint for Submittals will not be accepted after 12:30 p.m. determination of Defendants' Servicemembers status. Mary Lester EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Chairwoman If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Item: October 8, 2018 States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers 1) Objective Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in LEGAL NOTICE The City of Lynn is preparing to offer the site of its former Thurgood Marshall this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October Lynn Conservation Commission Middle School, located at 19 Porter Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, and inclusive of 29, 2018 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the two attached buildings with classrooms, cafeteria, gymnasium and office space for benefits of said Act. In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter adaptive reuse or other creative redevelopment proposals by qualified entities. The Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of said Court on September 14, 2018 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and By-Laws), the Lynn City is seeking ideas and/or expressions of interest ("Letter of Interest") from Attest: Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, October 16, persons or companies who recognize the unique opportunity to breathe new life Deborah J. Patterson 2018 at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A (ground floor) City Hall, on the Notice of Intent into this largely residential neighborhood near Lynn's revitalized Central Business Recorder filed by Neighborhood Development Associates, Inc. to construct four (4) single District. The exiting school site - and both attached buildings is situated in a Item: October 8, 2018 family homes with related earthwork within an area subject to coastal storm largely residential neighborhood of single and multi-family homes. The site is also flowage at 98 Light Street and 3 other homes at the end of Richard Street, in Lynn, located within walking distance from Essex Street which is comprised of both MA. residential and commercial establishments and also is on an M.B.T.A. bus route. Mary Lester Chairwoman A complete copy of the Request for Interest, Ideas and Innovation for the Item: October 8, 2018 Rehabilitation, Conversion and/or Redevelopment of 19 Porter Street, Lynn, MA 01902 (Former Thurgood Marshall Middle School) is available at the Department of Inspectional Services during normal City Hall Hours and is also available to be Placing a help wanted ad is great for downloaded on the City of Lynn Website. finding the skilled workers you need. Item: October 1, 8, 2018 781-593-7700, ext.2 MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Brazilian voters hope for fresh start

By Sarah Dilorenzo, lice forces. second round,” she said, Mauricio Savarese Second is polls is the assuming that Haddad and Peter Workers’ Party’s Fernan- and Bolsonaro would go Prengaman do Haddad, a former Sao through. ASSOCIATED PRESS Paulo mayor who was After voting in Sao Pau- SAO PAULO — With appointed by da Silva af- lo, Haddad spoke briefly some voters hoping for ter the former president’s with reporters. However, a fresh start and others candidacy was barred ear- his voice was drowned out fearing the worst is yet to lier this year. as detractors banged pots come, Brazilians cast bal- “The Workers’ Party is in nearby buildings and lots on Sunday in a divi- the party of corruption,” supporters chanted that sive election that comes on Sergio Cervone, a 54-year- he would be president, a the heels of major political old doctor in Sao Paulo vivid display of a deeply scandals and economic de- who voted for Bolsonaro. polarized electorate. cline. “Despite all his years in Haddad said that Bra- Pre-election polls Congress, (Bolsonaro) was zilians would see Bolsona- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS showed an increasingly never involved in any cor- ro’s weaknesses in coming tight race between a far- ruption crimes.” weeks. Emergency teams worked to provide relief in Haiti on Sunday after the right congressman who Enzo Vito, a 20-year- “He struggles in debates. quake killed at least 12 people and left dozens injured. waxes nostalgically about old student voting in the He doesn’t have a team, or the dictatorship and a same place, had a differ- any big projects. I under- leftist stand-in for jailed ent take: Brazil’s biggest stand a desire (many peo- Strong aftershock rattles north ex-President Luiz Inacio problem is inequality, ple have) to have a result da Silva, who was barred which the Workers’ Party today. But it will be bet- from running. has worked to eradicate. ter for Brazil to compare” Haiti day after a deadly quake The starkly competing “The Workers’ Party is what the leading candi- visions have alienated as the only party that wants dates want to do, Haddad PORT-DE-PAIX, Haiti people died in the coast- There was no word if any many people as they have to make use of all that this said. (AP) — Survivors sift- al city of Port-de-Paix inmates had escaped. attracted, bringing to the country has to offer,” said Meanwhile, Bolsonaro ing through the rubble of and three people died in The USGS said Sat- surface deep divisions Vito, who voted for the voted in Rio de Janeiro, their earthquake-toppled the nearby community of urday’s quake was cen- along the lines of class, party’s standard bearer, which he represents in cinderblock homes in Hai- Gros-Morne in Artibonite tered 12 miles northwest race, sexual orientation But many voters ex- Congress, and predicted ti on Sunday were rattled province. Among the dead of Port-de-Paix, which is and “traditional values.” pressed dismay at the he would get more than by a magnitude 5.2 after- from Saturday night’s about 136 miles from the A year ago, many be- choices before them. 50 percent of the vote, shock that caused panic quake were a 5-year-old capital of Port-au-Prince. lieved that “throw-the- Aurea Ferreira, a enough to avoid a second and threatened to raise boy crushed by his col- It was felt lightly in the bums-out” rage would 39-year-old psychologist, round runoff on Oct. 28. the death toll even further lapsing house and a man capital, as well as in the buoy the chances of an from 12. killed in a falling audito- neighboring Dominican said she voted for former “The people realize that outsider and end the he- Sao Paulo Gov. Gerlado Al- Brazil can’t continue the The U.S. Geological Sur- rium. Republic and in eastern gemony of the center-left vey said the epicenter of A total of at least 12 Cuba, where no damage ckmin, from the Brazilian way of socialism. We don’t Workers’ Party and the Social Democracy Party, want to be tomorrow what the aftershock was locat- people were killed in the was reported. center-right Brazilian ed 9.8 miles north-north- quake, Interior Minister In Haiti, officials have “out of a lack of choices.” Venezuela is today,” Bol- Social Democracy Party, “I will abstain in the sonaro said. west of Port-de-Paix, the Fednel Monchery told ra- struggled to shore up which have for years bat- city hard hit by Saturday dio station MAGK9. Au- buildings despite the two tled it out for the presi- night’s 5.9 magnitude thorities said 188 people major fault lines along dency. earthquake. Sunday’s af- were injured. Hispaniola, which is the Like much in this elec- tershock had a depth of 10 “I feel like my life is island shared with the tion, it hasn’t turned out kilometers. not safe here,” said nun Dominican Republic. Deep as predicted. The man “It was an aftershock. It Maryse Alsaint, director poverty and government who has benefited most was at the same location,” of the San Gabriel Nation- instability have also ren- from widespread anger said Paul Caruso, a geo- al School in Gros-Morne, dered weaker homes and in the electorate is a 27- physicist with the USGS. where several classrooms structures particular- year veteran of Congress “This is the first signifi- were severely damaged. ly vulnerable in earth- — Jair Bolsonaro of the cant aftershock.” She said that about 500 quakes. Social Liberal Party — The tremors caused pan- students would not be Rescue workers in Haiti whose outsider status is ic on streets where emer- able to return to school on said they were not looking gency teams were pro- Monday. for any more victims. based largely on hard- viding relief to victims of The prison and police In the town of Gros- right positions. His cam- Saturday’s quake, which station in Port-de-Paix Morne, one bed was cov- paign has included praise toppled cinderblock homes were damaged, leading ered in rubble, while for a military dictatorship, and rickety buildings in some inmates to try to the exterior walls of insults to women and gay PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS several cities. escape. Police were using some homes were visibly people and calls to fight Brazilians have started voting in an election Haiti’s civil protection tear gas to contain pris- cracked. Others tilted at crime by loosening con- marked by intense anger at the ruling class fol- agency said at least seven oners inside the lockup. precarious angles. trols on already deadly po- lowing years of political and economic turmoil.

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By Aneri Pattani the health effects, she percent increase in traffic THE PHILADELPHIA cautioned, but there is on the day of Ford's hear- INQUIRER a strong association be- ing. The day after was the tween experiences of busiest day in the hotline's Testifying before the sexual violence and poor 24-year history. Senate Judiciary Commit- health outcomes. Previous research has tee, Christine Blasey Ford Researchers analyzed shown that many survi- said a sexual assault from data from 304 women be- vors of sexual violence en- decades ago has continued tween the ages of 40 and dure flashbacks, sleeping to define her life. 60 — 19 percent of whom problems and emotional She said Supreme Court had a history of sexual ha- detachment. Post-trau- nominee Brett Kavanaugh rassment and 22 percent a matic stress disorder is held her down and groped history of sexual assault. common, as are depres- her at a high school party The researchers found sion, substance use disor- more than 30 years ago _ women who had been der and thoughts of sui- allegations Kavanaugh sexually assaulted were cide. has denied ­— yet she con- almost three times more The newly published tinues to cope with anxi- PHOTO | TNS likely to have symptoms of study looked at physical ety, post-traumatic stress major depression and two effects of sexual violence Nutrition experts find plenty to like about a disorder, claustrophobia times more likely to have as well, which are less fre- seasonal fall menu. and a fear of flying. elevated anxiety. Women quently studied. Research shows the ex- who experienced sexual Nancy Krieger, a profes- perience she describes is harassment were twice sor of social epidemiology Nutrition: Healthful not unusual. Survivors of as likely to have hyper- at Harvard University, sexual violence often ex- tension and three times co-authored a study in perience long-term effects, more likely to have high 2008 showing that work- carbs for fall season both physical and mental. triglyceride levels. All of place sexual harassment By Barbara Quinn convert in the body to ni- A study published Wednes- these are risk factors for was associated with ele- THE MONTEREY COUNTY tric oxide, a compound day in JAMA Internal cardiovascular disease, vated systolic blood pres- HERALD that keeps blood vessels Medicine found women Thurston said, which is sure (the top number in flexible and may help con- who experience sexual ha- the leading cause of death a reading) among low-in- I tend to have a pump- trol blood pressure. Roast rassment in the workplace for women. come women. "When I kin obsession this time them in a hot oven (yum!) often suffer lasting phys- The findings were con- published our study 10 of year. And it's fueled or shred them raw and add ical consequences, like sistent even when con- years ago, there was virtu- by all the products from to your fall salads. Saute' elevated blood pressure, trolling for factors like ally no work on the topic," pumpkin bagels to body the greens for a quick and while women who have age, race, education and Krieger said. "And that cream that are marketed fiber-rich side dish. been sexually assaulted medication use. Research- hasn't changed much." in autumn. Nutritional- Sweet potatoes: If you are more likely to suffer ers did not ask when the The new study focuses ly, pumpkin is a seasonal ever wanted a healthful mental consequences, like incidents took place, but on a more affluent, most- vegetable; it reaches its source of energy replen- persistent symptoms of national data show the ly white group of women. peak ripeness for harvest ishment for these cool anxiety and depression. majority of sexual violence That might have led the in these cooler days. Other days of fall, here it is. Or- Both groups contend with victims were under age 30 PHOTO | TNS authors to underestimate produce abundant in the ange flesh indicates a rich poor sleep at the level of when they were attacked. The results suggest the prevalence of the issue, fall includes apples, beets source of beta carotene _ a clinical insomnia. "This shows we need to that more factors Krieger said, since low-in- and sweet potatoes. cell-protective compound "The exposures and ex- not only consider the so- should be consid- come women and women Some carb-phobics mis- that converts in the body periences that can happen cial and ethical questions ered when it comes to of color report higher rates takenly think they should to vitamin A, a nutrient to us as young girls and of sexual assault and ha- women’s health. of sexual harassment. avoid these foods because essential for good vision women can have a per- rassment, but also the The findings suggest they contain carbohy- and immune function. sistent impact throughout potential implications for perienced sexual violence. doctors should be thinking drates. Here are some One medium sweet pota- our lives," said Rebecca women's health," Thur- The national spotlight and asking about a variety Thurston, one of the study ston said. of factors when it comes to reasons why nutrition ex- to has about 24 grams of on Kavanaugh in recent perts disagree with that authors and a professor of An estimated 40 to 75 women's health. "It's not carbohydrates, 3 grams weeks has brought those thinking: of which are dietary fiber psychiatry at the Univer- percent of women in the all about diet and exer- Pumpkins: Put 'em on sity of Pittsburgh School U.S. have experienced memories to the forefront cise," Thurston said. "We that feeds the good bugs for many survivors. The your porch and they in- in our guts that fight the of Medicine. workplace sexual harass- need to ask about women's National Sexual Assault stantly improve your bad guys and help keep The study doesn't prove ment, and more than one lived experiences. These mood. Harvest and roast us well. Sweet potatoes these incidents cause in three women have ex- Hotline reported a 338 are critical." the seeds for a protein- are a nutrient-dense food and fiber-rich source of because they pack a host healthful fats. Scoop out of nutrients, including the orange flesh and add it potassium (important for Why a racket and some friends to soups and smoothies for blood pressure control), a hit of beta carotene and calcium and vitamin C in vitamins C and E _ potent just 100 calories for a me- may be the key to a longer life antioxidants that protect dium baked potato. us from the ravages of ag- Apples: Don't pass up MAYO CLINIC NEWS participate in individual ing before our time. One- this seasonal favorite, es- NETWORK sports like swimming or half cup of pumpkin puree pecially if you can pick running. contains just 25 calories 'em right off the tree. Cut Exercise is the best med- But even among social and 5 grams of carbohy- up a few slices of apple icine and the closest thing sports, racket sports like drate of which almost half instead of that afternoon there is to a fountain of tennis appear to extend is in the form of gut bene- candy bar and enrich your youth. Any exercise can life the most. ficial dietary fiber. brain with quercetin _ help you live longer, but He thinks one possible Beets: A few facts about an antioxidant found to new research shows some reason is that racket sports this misunderstood root help sharpen memory and exercises can help you live are great for what's known vegetable: Beets are clas- learning. Yay! Apples are longer than others. sified as non-starchy veg- as interval training. also a fair source of vita- "And the study actually etables, meaning they are min C and a good source of "If you're playing a found that the team sports, low in carbs and relatively dietary fiber _ more than 4 point, you may have 30 high in fiber. We can safely grams in a medium apple. the sports where you had seconds of very intense eat every part of the beet Oh, and don't forget some social connectivity, activity followed by a re- _ from its dark red root the pumpkin body butter actually produced a great- covery period," Laskows- to its dark leafy greens. found in some stores this er longevity than those in- ki says. "So we're finding Beets are naturally rich season. It's not edible but dividual sports," says Dr. that that type of activity PHOTO | TNS in nitrates, but don't let definitely feeds a pump- Ed Laskowski, co-direc- is very efficient at train- that scare you. Nitrates kin obsession. tor of Mayo Clinic Sports ing the body, and a lot of Physical exercise, especially team sports, Medicine. times those ... short bouts can help you live longer. Laskowski says a recent of more intense activity Study: 1 in 3 U.S. adults study shows people who produce greater efficien- running or swimming But if you take up a play social sports like ten- cy and actually a greater alone is your thing, stick racket sport like tennis, eat fast food each day nis or soccer tend to live training effect." to it. You'll still live longer one study says you may longer than those who But Laskowski says if than without exercise. live even longer. By Mike Stobbe released the numbers ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday. It's based on a survey of about 10,000 NEW YORK — A gov- adults over four years. What's one of the most Googled medical ernment study has found The study did not find that 1 in 3 U.S. adults eat a difference between men issues? It's dark, and it's green, officials say fast food on any given day. and women. But high- That's about 85 million er-income families ate of their poop, according to lina were far less colorful Some other unique search- people. fast food more often than By Noah Feit It's the first federal lower-income families, THE STATE medicarehealthplans.com. with their most common es saw people looking up study to look at how often and blacks ate it more (COLUMBIA, S.C.) South Carolina residents query. The most common sweaty palms (Califor- adults eat fast food. An were Googling "dark green symptom Googled in N.C., nia), pregnancy cravings than other racial or ethnic A recent study revealed earlier study found a sim- groups. stool" more than any oth- and New York, was "loss (Tennessee), night sweats ilar proportion of children Health officials say too what medical symptoms er symptom over the past of sleep," according to the (Maine) and uncircum- and adolescents ate it on much high-calorie fast were the most commonly year, research from the study. cised problems (Indiana). any given day. food can lead to obesity, di- searched on Google, state study showed. Overall, the study found According to medicare- The Centers for Disease abetes, heart disease and by state across the U.S. Wisconsin was the only that the most Googled healthplans.com, the Control and Prevention other health problems. People turned to the other state where the res- symptom in the U.S. was study was based on the search engine for a variety idents asked Google about stress. most frequently searched of health-related questions the meaning behind the Stress was the top concern symptoms of the past year Catch up with your and concerns. Although color of their feces. in one-fifth of the states. In on Google Trends. But it many of the searches were But unlike South Caro- 2017, the American Psycho- pointed out that the find- favorite team for common symptoms, lina's "dark green stool," logical Association said the ings "don't mean these are in Item Sports! that was not the case in people living in Wiscon- top sources of stress were the symptoms most people South Carolina. sin wanted the search en- "money, work, the current have in each state." 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