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SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 DEALS OF THE $DAY$ PG. 3

DEALS OF THE $DAY$ PG. 3

DEALS OF THE $DAY$ PG. 3 Lynn Woodsman Last weekend to DEALS protects his paradise dig it in RevereOF THE $DAY$ By Thor Jourgensen Lynn native David By Bridget Turcotte Remy HoggardPG. 3 ITEM EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Pruitt has put in ITEM STAFF works on her countless hours sculpture, “God- LYNN — David Pruitt is 77 years old, but when cleaning and main- REVERE — When a Belgian artist took to the dess Rising,” he walks down a set of stone steps just off Great taining a corner sand on Revere Beach, he wondered, weak and inspired by healing Woods Road he time travels back to adolescent days of Lynn Woods off weary, what he would create. powers and mod- spent playing baseball with his friends. Great Woods Road. Three days into the Revere Beach Sand Sculpt- ern beauty. The “This area is just really special, almost sacred. ing competition, Enguerrand David is ne-tuning facial features are The happiest I think I’ve been in my life is here,” a sculpture inspired by poets who called Boston ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK based on Kylie Jen- said Pruitt. home. ner, because she is Pruitt lived as a boy on Holly Avenue and youth- David, who also calls himself David Mac, has vis- considered the face ful days not spent in school or church were devoted ited Revere Beach to compete twice, winning rst- of beauty right to playing baseball on the expanse of land just in- and second-place prizes. This year, he’s taking a now, she said. side Lynn Woods beyond Park Road where the bas- different approach. Feeling uninspired after having ketball court and playground are now located. just completed another competition in Canada, Da- ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Dubbed “up top” by neighborhood kids, the ball- vid began the rst day of sculpting without a design eld bordered a sunken stretch of ground the kids in mind. nicknamed “down bottom” that was home to a dirt “At rst I had no clue,” said David, who tried to basketball court. Fun and games reigned supreme pick the brains of local photographers. “I was think- on summer days. ing of doing something on local artists.” “We’d come here right after breakfast and play ball, That thought evolved into the differences be- go home for lunch and come back. It was fun. We tween Edgar Allan Poe and Ralph Waldo Emerson. laughed a lot and kidded around a lot,” Pruitt said. “I discovered that they had completely opposite WOODSMAN, A7 REVERE, A7

STEVE KRAUSE AT LARGE So-so on protecting names of delinquents

All crime, of course, is awful, even School and trashed the place. the ones that would appear to be vic- First, why? What would provoke timless (because there’s always a vic- anyone, regardless of age, to break tim, even if it’s yourself). But for rea- into an establishment and ruin it? Are sons I don’t even fully understand, these kids that angry? And if they are, reading about minors committing angry at what? Or whom? Since the vandalism presses my irritation but- oldest of these little so-and-sos was ton like nothing else. 13, none of them even attend English. I have a term I use for these little Was this their idea of fun? Who on so-and-sos, and you can’t print it. But earth gave them that kind of encour- rest assured I have zero sympathy agement, or set that kind of an exam- for them, and I’m always hoping that ple? Obviously, there’s a backstory they get the full weight of the book that results in these kids reaching that ultimately gets thrown at them. the point where they thought it was a We had an instance of little so-and- neat idea to trash a high school. But so-ism last weekend when four kids, I’m not interested in it. Couldn’t care all free to hide behind their status less. Little so-and-sos are little so- Lynn kids show as minors (which means that their and-sos, and that’s all there is to it. names aren’t printed in the newspa- signs of re safety per), broke into Lynn English High DELINQUENTS, A7

By Bella diGrazia The Lynn Fire Marblehead ITEM STAFF Department is INSIDE using art from LYNN — The re department and the school ad- local students on ministration are a dynamite team that promotes chief alerts Peabody safety awareness Citizens Inn Haven from re prevention through the eyes of the city’s stu- billboards around Hunger unveils new dents. town. elderly to scam commercial kitchen. A2 If you saw any of the three billboards spread throughout Lynn during the last month, then you ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK By Bella diGrazia Opinion were warned to cook with caution and always ITEM STAFF Shribman: The stay in the kitchen while making a meal. Art piec- GOP is Trump’s es drawn by Lynn students, grades kindergarten MARBLEHEAD — There’s been an increase in party now. A4 through high school, have been part of the re de- scams across the town, and Police Chief Robert partment’s re prevention campaign for the last Picariello is asking residents to heed with caution. Sports ve years. Israel Gonzalez, lieutenant in re pre- “I don’t think the town is being targeted,” he said. Peabody West vention and chief re inspector for the city for the “I have always gotten the sense they go through earns another last decade, believes the kids are the best option in numerically and I think it just so happens they come-from-behind win. B1 spreading awareness. have gotten to our area code.”  “I’ve seen people die from res and I have always Whether it’s someone claiming to be from the Peabody softball set for said I think they need someone to talk to our res- IRS or someone else claiming they have your fam- regionals in Bristol. B1  idents and give them the information they need ily member who they won’t release without a pay- Lynn, surrounding to prevent res,” said Gonzalez. “We all have the out, Picariello is advising everyone to be careful. communities rally for opportunity to make our city better and safer and The police chief said he isn’t sure whether there Masucci tournament. B1 SAFETY, A7 MARBLEHEAD, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B7 HIGH 72° VOL. 140, ISSUE 189 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 LOW 64° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 OBITUARIES Citizens Inn Haven from Hunger Henry S. Romanowski, 86 1932-2018 unveils new commercial kitchen TEWKSBURY — cities and terrain to Henry Stanley Ro- the simulator’s blank PEABODY — Citizens manowski, 86, of tracking boards, Inn Haven from Hunger Tewksbury, formerly which so impressed unveiled its newly reno- of Wilmington, Biller- the commanders vated commercial kitchen ica and Ocala, Fla., that he was sent to to a large group of sup- passed away July 16, several other bases porters last week. The 2018. to paint their boards renovation, which took Born in Cambridge, with the local fea- place during the spring, is he was the son of tures. part of a multi-phase capi- the late Joseph A. and Pau- A talented commercial art- tal project at the 71 Wallis line (Myslivy) Romanowski. ist, Henry was self-employed St. location. He was the husband of the as a sign painter for more The event was catered late Raffaela “Ellie” (Pettine) than 25 years and was the by chef Sean Lee, son Romanowski, with whom he official sign painter for the of Citizens Inn founder shared 11 years of marriage, Home Show, Boat Show, and Mary Jane Lee, and al- and of Marcia (Walkins) Ro- Sportsman Show in Boston for lowed guests to receive an manowski of Natick, with three successive convention up-close look at the inner whom he shared 38 years of management companies. He workings of Haven from marriage. He was the loving was a life member of the Wo- Hunger. father of Linda King and her burn Sportsmen’s Association. Haven from Hunger husband, William of Natick He enjoyed playing music and serves over 15,000 din- and of Scott Romanowski of building and flying RC model ners annually out of the Billerica; the dear brother of airplanes. kitchen and distributes Edmund Romanowski and his Service information: A me- an additional 1.2 million wife, Joan of Lynn; five neph- morial visitation will be held pounds of food through the PHOTO | CHERYL HOLBERT MILLARD ews and a close cousin, Shir- on Wednesday, July 25 from pantry. The new kitchen ley Walkins of Ocala, Fla. 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at will serve as the space for Members of the Rotary Club of Peabody helped with setup, serving and Henry graduated from the CUFFE-McGINN FUNER- a new culinary arts train- cleanup for the kitchen unveiling. Rindge Technical High School AL HOME, 157 Maple St., ing program, which is set in Cambridge with the Class Lynn. His funeral service will to launch in 2019. the support from the com- support from the City of as a rental space when not of 1949. He served in Germa- follow at 12:30 p.m. at the “Our vision for this proj- munity, which made this Peabody, Rotary Club of in use by the community ny in the U.S. Air Force, funeral home. Inter- ect was to be able to dignify first project possible.” Peabody, Rotary Inter- meals program. The sec- 86th Fighter Interceptor ment will be private. this space to allow for new Red Barn Architecture national and the Janey ond floor will also serve Group as an Airman 1st For the online guest- and increased high-im- and MRG Construction Fund. as the space for a perma- Class in a flight simula- book please visit www. pact programming,” said Management took the The tour brought people nent dining hall for up to tor unit from 1952 to cuffemcginn.com. Corey Jackson, executive reins on the design and through the new kitchen 80 guests and office space 1956 during the Kore- director of Citizens Inn. build out of the kitchen. and up to the second floor, for the staff and addition- an Conflict. During his “It’s hard to believe that The project was made which will be renovated to al agencies brought in to tenure in the Air Force Henry nearly a year has passed possible by the in-kind include a shared commer- help residents of Peabody, used his artistic skills to add since Citizens Inn merged support from Red Barn cial kitchen space to incu- Salem and Lynnfield with with Haven from Hunger. Architecture and MRG bate small business ideas, needs beyond food insecu- We’re so appreciative of Construction, as well as expand training and serve rity. Carol A. April, 75 1943-2018 Fallen police officer laid to rest LYNN — Carol Ann (Walker) James, Rolane Henson, Can- April, 75, of Lynn, passed away dy Dunlop and her husband, HANOVER (AP) — A Tuesday, July 17 at home. She Thomas, all of Lynn, Cher- police officer killed while was the beloved wife of Peter yl Bloch and her husband, investigating a car crash April, with whom she shared Thomas of Derry, N.H. and was remembered by his 44 years of marriage. Darrell Henson; and the aunt brother-in-law as a family Born in Springfield, she of many nieces and nephews. man, a fervent New En- was the daughter of the late Service information: Vis- gland Patriots fan and a Charles and Doris M. (Ingram) iting hours will be held on hero. Walker. She worked at Abbey Monday, July 23 from 4-7 Weymouth police Sgt. Hill Nursing Home in Saugus p.m. at the CUFFE-McGINN Michael Chesna was laid for many years prior to her re- Funeral Home, 157 Maple to rest during a funeral tirement. St., Lynn, followed by a fu- Mass at St. Mary of the Carol was the loving mother neral service at 7 p.m. on Sacred Heart in Hanover, of Robin M. Stazinski of Cal- Monday in the funeral home. where he lived with his ifornia; the dear sister of Bar- Interment in Pine Grove wife and two children. A bra Granese and her husband, Cemetery will be private. In private burial service fol- James of Lynn, Anne Lowell of lieu of flowers contributions lowed. Salem, David Henson and his in Carol’s memory may be “Mike, you’re my hero, wife, Robin of Somesworth, made to a charity of one’s and I’m truly honored to N.H., Laura Dickerson and choice. For the online guest- have known you person- her husband, David of Wind- book please visit cuffemc- ally and professionally,” sor, Conn., Gail Trenholm and ginn.com. said Joseph Comperchio, her husband, Dennis of Der- Chesna’s brother-in-law ry, N.H., Judy Moody and her and a captain with the husband, Robert of Peabody, Weymouth police. “We love PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sandra Rice and her husband, you, and we will miss you.” While friends, relatives, Members of the Boston Police Gaelic Column lead the funeral proces- fellow Weymouth officers sion for Weymouth police Sgt. Michael Chesna to St. Mary of the Sacred and political dignitaries Heart in Hanover Friday. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS packed the church, thou- sands of officers from tunate I was to have you a U.S. Army veteran and Chesna was killed last Unemployment rate holds day near an interstate departments across the in my life.” Purple Heart recipient Sunday morning near the off-ramp in the city. country stood at attention steady as more jobs added Comperchio offered words who had served tours of end of his overnight shift Responding to a 911 outside. of comfort to Chesna’s wife duty in Iraq and Afghani- while investigating re- BOSTON (AP) — State call, first responders Comperchio also read a labor officials say Mas- found him lying in the letter from Chesna’s wife, and children, Olivia, 9, and stan. He joined the Army ports of an erratic driver sachusetts added an es- road. The caller said Cynthia Chesna. Jack, 4. after the Sept. 11 terrorist and a car crash. timated 21,400 jobs last no other vehicles were “I would like to tell you “The members of the attacks and knew it would The man suspected of month while the June involved. that I love you more than Weymouth Police Depart- help him fulfill his child- killing him, Emmanuel unemployment rate held Jebb, who was alert and anything in this world ment are your family, and hood dream of becoming a Lopes, threw a large rock steady at 3.5 percent. conscious, was stabilized and that you are my best you will never be alone,” policeman. at the officer, grabbed his Labor and Workforce at the scene and taken to friend and best dad the he said. He played in a weekly gun and repeatedly shot Development Secretary the hospital. kids could ever have,” her Chesna, 42, was a na- men’s basketball league him with it, police said. Rosalin Acosta also said Officer Michael Wilk letter said. “I will make tive of Weymouth, a city and loved all Boston area Lopes also is charged with Friday that the percent- posted on Facebook on Fri- sure the kids know how of about 55,000 residents sports teams, particularly killing a 77-year-old by- age of residents choosing day that Jebb remains in great you are and how for- south of Boston. He was the Patriots. stander, Vera Adams. to be part of the state’s the hospital in stable con- labor force has reached dition and was “his old self, its highest level in 10 worried more about his Facebook suspends Boston analytics firm years. department and officers The U.S. Bureau of La- than his own condition.” NEW YORK (AP) — the firm’s clients is a Rus- appropriately. bridge Analytica’s use of bor Statistics estimates State police are con- Facebook said Friday that sian nonprofit with ties to Crimson Hexagon says private user data. that Massachusetts ducting the accident it has suspended Bos- the Kremlin. on its website it has access Users of Crimson Hexa- has gained more than investigation. ton-based analytics firm “We don’t allow develop- to over one trillion con- gon’s platform, which 63,000 jobs in the past 12 Crimson Hexagon while it ers to build surveillance sumer conversations from include government cus- months. Man who raped 2 teens to investigates how it collects tools using information social media, forums, blogs tomers, analyze the data The state’s June un- serve 5 to 7 years in prison and shares Facebook and from Facebook or Insta- and reviews. to understand large-scale employment rate, which Instagram’s user data. gram,” said Ime Archibong, In a blog posting , Crim- consumer trends and pref- is calculated separately LOWELL (AP) — A Facebook has been fac- Facebook’s vice president son Hexagon Chief Tech- erences, Bingham wrote. from the jobs report, was man who raped two ing increased scrutiny of product partnerships. nology Officer Chris Bing- “Government entities a half point lower than 14-year-old girls will over how third-party firms “We take these allegations ham said the company that leverage the Crim- the U.S. rate of 4 percent. spend at least five years use its data since news seriously, and we have sus- “abides completely” by the son Hexagon platform in prison. broke in March that data pended these apps while rules social media sites in- do so for the same rea- Police chief seriously injured Andres Peguero, of firm Cambridge Analytica we investigate.” cluding Twitter and Face- sons as many of our other Lowell, was sentenced improperly accessed user Facebook said Friday book put in place to limit non-government custom- in motorcycle crash Thursday to five to seven data. that Crimson Hexagon is the ways third-party com- ers: a broad-based and CHICOPEE (AP) — A years behind bars after The Wall Street Jour- cooperating and that so panies can use their data. aggregate understanding police chief has been pleading guilty to mul- nal first reported that far its investigation hasn’t He said the firm only of the public’s perception, seriously injured in a tiple counts of forcible Facebook had suspended found evidence that the collects publicly available preferences and sentiment motorcycle accident. child rape and supplying Crimson Hexagon. The firm obtained Facebook or social media data. He con- about matters of concern The Chicopee Police alcohol to minors. newspaper says among Instagram information in- trasted that with Cam- to them,” he wrote. Department says Chief The Lowell Sun reports William Jebb crashed at that prosecutors say the about 10:30 p.m. Thurs- 21-year-old Peguero and 781-593-7700 another man plied the Catch up with your Publishing Daily, except Sundays girls with alcohol and USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 violently raped them in Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA IN MEMORIAM 2015. Both men were 18 and additional offices. JOHN A. GILLETTE favorite team Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item IN LOVING MEMORY at the time. Subscriptions HAPPY 78TH BIRTHDAY Officers found one of the Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States "PUDGE" JULY 21, 2018 girls lying on the ground $20.00 for 4 weeks on a Lowell street with no in Item Sports! $65.00 for 13 weeks "Forever my love" shoes, disheveled clothing $130.00 for 26 weeks Love your wife Coreen, $260.00 for 1 year daughter Cheryl, son John, and bruises on her neck. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, grandchildren Douglas, Peguero told investiga- send address changes to: Anthony and Jessica tors he didn’t know the The Daily Item and great-granddaughters girls were underage and 110 Munroe St. Arianna, Ellieanna and Jaycee the sex was consensual. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Stocks end slightly lower as traders shrug off trade talk By Marley Jay more business inside the mana, a strategist for the 7,820.20. The Russell 2000 ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S., rose 0.6 percent. Wells Fargo Investment index of smaller-company In the last two days Institute. stocks fell 4.50 points, or NEW YORK — U.S. Trump criticized the Fed- Samana said he doesn’t 0.3 percent, to 1,696.81. stocks inched lower Friday eral Reserve for raising think the Fed will make Short-term bond yields as bond yields jumped, a interest rates and said big changes to its policies inched higher. The yield shift that helped banks but China, said he’s willing based on Trump’s com- on the 2-year Treasury hurt companies that pay to put tariffs on all U.S. ments, even if the pres- note rose to 2.60 percent big dividends. The dollar imports from China, and ident starts advocating from 2.59 percent. fell after President Donald said China, the Europe- more forcefully for lower Long-term bond prices Trump said China is ma- an Union and others are rates. But it’s something dropped. The yield on the nipulating its currency. harming the U.S. by weak- investors will have to 10-year Treasury note PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Companies including ening their currencies and think about. rose to 2.90 percent from In this June 20, 1942 photo, Howard Curtis, a Microsoft and Honeywell reducing interest rates. “We think the Fed has 2.85 percent. That helped U.S. Navy second-class aerographer, wears a rose as investors were Stocks weren’t affected, independence and they’ll banks because bond yields seven-month’s beard at Dutch Harbor, Alaska. pleased with their quar- but the dollar declined continue to do the right are used to set interest terly reports, but General and short-term bond thing,” he said. “This is rates on many kinds of Electric stumbled. Stocks yields slipped, suggesting one more item that just loans including mortgages. wobbled all week as inves- investors wondered if the creates noise in markets.” JPMorgan Chase gained Sailors tell the tors reacted to solid com- Fed might raise interest The S&P 500 index 1.3 percent to $111.28 and pany results as well as rates more slowly. dipped 2.66 points, or 0.1 Bank of America picked heightened trade tensions. “If there’s a toss-up be- percent, to 2,801.83. The up 1.6 percent to $30.13. The S&P 500 index was tween raising and not Dow Jones Industrial Av- The dollar dropped US Navy, ‘We virtually flat for the week raising (rates), you won- erage lost 6.38 points to sharply, to 111.52 yen while the Russell 2000 in- der what role these types 25,058.12. The Nasdaq from 112.46 yen. The dex, which is made up of of comments might possi- composite gave up 5.10 euro rose to $1.1726 from want beards’ smaller companies that do bly play,” said Sameer Sa- points, or 0.1 percent, to $1.1644. By Jennifer tions for women during Mcdermott a Facebook Live event. ASSOCIATED PRESS Many black women had asked the Navy to be more Manuel PROVIDENCE, R.I. — inclusive of different hair Now that women in the Marcelino textures. The Navy had Navy can wear ponytails, Tzah, left, and the standards in place be- men want beards. cause of safety concerns his daughter The Navy said last week and to ensure everyone Manuela that servicewomen could maintained a uniform, Adriana, 11, sport ponytails, lock hair- professional look. sit inside their styles, or ropelike strands, Rader was one of sev- apartment and wider hair buns, re- eral sailors who wrote in during an versing a policy that long the comments section of interview forbade females from let- the Facebook Live event to hours after her ting their hair down. release from Servicemen immedi- press for beards. Bill Wil- liams, a 20-year-old naval immigrant ately chimed in on social detention, media, asking the Navy information systems tech- Wednesday, in if they could grow beards. nician, commented too, ask- the Brooklyn A sailor’s Facebook post ing why sailors can’t have with a #WeWantBeards beards if bearded civilian borough of hashtag was shared thou- firefighters wear masks. New York. sands of times. Williams said he thinks PHOTO | ASSOCIATED Beards were banned a nice, well-groomed beard PRESS in 1984. The Navy want- looks professional. ed professional-looking “It’d be great because I sailors who could wear know that when I shave firefighting masks and for multiple days in a row, Immigrant parents wait by the breathing apparatuses it starts to really hurt,” without interference. said Williams, who works The Navy says that’s at the Naval Computer still the case. Still, some and Telecommunications phone hoping their kids will call hope the change in female Station Hampton Roads grooming standards opens in Virginia. By Morgan Lee and children under President return. She and 5-year- “She was crying, incon- the door. Sailors can get permis- Claudia Torrens Donald Trump’s “zero old Jonathan were sepa- solably,” said Guatemalan Travis Rader, a 29-year- sion to grow a beard for ASSOCIATED PRESS tolerance” policy for ille- rated after crossing the immigrant Josue Agui- old naval physical secu- religious reasons or if gal border crossings are border together in late lar about his 16-year-old rity officer, said allowing they have a skin condition NEW YORK — An im- struggling to communi- May. Garcia was released daughter, who he believes beards would boost mo- that’s irritated by shaving. migrant father from cate by any means possi- from detention a month is at a holding facility rale for men, just like al- Mustaches are allowed as Guatemala dotes over ble in the age of instant, later with an ankle mon- somewhere in Texas. “She lowing ponytails and locks long as they are trimmed his despondent teenage international social media itor and moved in with said, ‘I don’t want to be has for women. There are and neat. daughter during a week- with sons and daughters relatives. here anymore.’ I could two things that would “Handlebar mustaches, ly 10-minute phone call, kept in government-con- “I was happy to be able only tell her to try and make many Navy men goatees, beards or eccen- while other parents wait tracted facilities around to see him, and then it was have a little patience.” happy: beards and better tricities are not permit- weeks for the phone to the country. For most even more difficult to see Aguilar said he and his boots, he added. ted,” the policy states. The ring. parents, phone calls have him from far away,” she daughter have just enough Rader had a 6-inch-long Navy isn’t currently con- A mother in Louisiana been the only connection said. “He just looked at time to console one anoth- beard when he joined the sidering changing that. has phone video chats to their children as the me, worried.” er before the calls end. Navy after high school. Safety continues to be with her detained 5-year- separations dragged on Several parents say They are only allotted 10 “You take something the primary concern, said old son in Texas, while a for weeks. it has been difficult or minutes. away from somebody, and Lt. j.g. Stuart Phillips, a Honduran asylum-seeker Honduran immigrant impossible to maintain “They give her one call they want it more,” said spokesman for the chief of had actual face time with Carla Garcia waits each their composure as chil- a week. Ten minutes. It’s Rader, a master-at-arms naval personnel. He refer- his little girl, visiting her day in Baton Rouge, La., dren break down in tears, just not enough time,” said assigned to Tinker Air enced a 2016 study by the in person. He made sure to on calls for unscheduled complain of loneliness, Aguilar, who moved in Force Base in Oklahoma Naval Safety Center, which bring along a McDonald’s telephone and video con- ask for clues about when with relatives in Atlanta City. concluded that facial hair hamburger to share. versations with her son they might be released after his release from de- The Navy announced it affects the proper fit and Immigrant parents who at a holding facility in or think they were aban- tention to await asylum was adding grooming op- performance of respirators. were separated from their Texas — calls she cannot doned. proceedings. Home demolitions may create new problem: lead-tainted dust

By Corey Williams tle bit,” said Health Direc- and Mike tor Dr. Joneigh S. Khaldun. Householder Since the problem involves ASSOCIATED PRESS children, “we have to do ev- erything we can” to ensure DETROIT — The na- the demolition program “is tion’s largest home-dem- as safe as possible.” olition program, which Health department data has torn down more than released last year showed The value of each coupon shown here is equal to 14,000 vacant houses elevated blood lead levels across Detroit, may have among children living in or greater than the price of the newspaper. inadvertently created a several areas where the new problem by spreading dilapidated structures ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! lead-contaminated dust have been knocked down. through some of the city’s The city has not deter- If you would like to participate in many hollowed-out neigh- mined if the demolitions The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, borhoods. caused the increase, but contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 Health officials are con- officials curtailed some of cerned that crushing walls the work until the onset of covered with lead paint colder weather, when win- TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY generates dust that can dows are more likely to be settle on nearby homes or closed and children less drift through open win- likely to be outdoors. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dows, endangering families The at-risk neighbor- Demolition equipment sits outside a vacant who have stayed long after hoods include some of the house on Detroit’s east side Wednesday. their neighbors fled during poorest parts of Detroit, Detroit’s long decline. which has one of the high- more than 70,000 vacant Because the risk of lead LAW OFFICES OF est poverty levels in the houses, many of them rel- exposure is especially wor- JAMES J. CARRIGAN U.S. icts of the mass exodus risome for children, De- Lead paint has long from the city that began • Social Security Disability troit Health Department been the primary cause of • Workers Compensation teams plan to go door-to- lead poisoning in the city, in the 1950s. Since then, • Accidents door next week in some where most homes were Detroit’s population has 25 years located across from Lynn District Court neighborhoods to seek out built well before 1978, plummeted from about potential hazards and do when lead paint was out- 1.8 million to 670,000. As 15 Johnson St. in-home testing of chil- lawed. But the mass dem- they decayed, the empty 781-596-0100 dren. olitions started only a few homes became havens for JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN “We’re kind of throwing years ago. squatters, drug users and RONALD D. MALLOY the kitchen sink at it a lit- A 2014 survey found criminals. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

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Helen Gahagan Douglas, Ext. 3 became the last major power to whom he derided as being recognize the Soviet Union, he “pink right down to her under- Newsroom did so against the opposition of [email protected] wear.” That was why his trip to [email protected] many Republicans. the Soviet Union in 1972 was Now, with Trump’s effusive so remarkable. Ext. 4 EDITORIAL description of his meeting with Though a critic of what he Sports the Russian leader, the GOP called America’s “military-in- [email protected] has completed the transforma- dustrial complex” and, as a top Ext. 5 tion that the Manhattan bil- military figure in World War II, Retail and Online The awkward obligation: lionaire began during his 2016 a witness to Soviet cooperation Advertising presidential campaign. with the Allies in the drive to [email protected] The most prominent signal of defeat Nazi Germany, Dwight When you suspect a the transformation of the Re- Eisenhower harbored no illu- ADVERTISING publican Party: The denuncia- sions about the Soviet Union. Ernie Carpenter Jr. tion of Trump’s remarks in Fin- He approved U-2 aerial recon- Director of Advertising student is dangerous and Business Development, ext. 1355 land — since recanted, though naissance missions over the [email protected] Two decades ago, Americans hoped the the president’s views toward USSR that became an embar- Russia seem unchanged — by Michele Iannaco slaughter of students at Columbine High rassment when one of the air- Sales Representative, ext. 1315 School would prove to be a horrible aberration, the last two GOP presidential craft, piloted by CIA operative [email protected] an event provoked by some bizarre confluence nominees, Sen. John McCain of Francis Gary Powers, was shot Arizona (2008) and former Gov. Ralph Mitchell of causes unlikely to be repeated. down in 1960. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Tragically, we now know better. School shoot- Mitt Romney of Massachusetts Despite his outreach to [email protected] (2012), currently a Republican ings in America have proved maddeningly dif- Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Patricia Whalen ficult to predict — and just as maddeningly candidate for the Senate from Reagan was a classic Cold Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Utah. difficult to prevent. There’s no widely accepted Warrior of the old school. He [email protected] Trump has approval ratings profile of the young person likely to emerge as regarded the Soviet Union as among Republicans that are BUSINESS OFFICE a shooter. Law enforcement authorities say “the evil empire,” was caught surpassed only by George W. Susan J. Conti attackers have been male and female, high on a live microphone joking Bush’s in the wake of the 2001 Controller, ext. 1288 academic achievers and laggards, loners and that he was about to bomb terrorist attacks. Some Repub- [email protected] popular students. Some made threats, others Russia, and ascribed many of licans, including House Speak- Ted Grant didn’t. Some showed symptoms of mental ill- the problems around the globe er Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, Publisher, ext. 1234 ness or were under psychiatric care, others to Soviet intervention and in- were astonished by Trump’s [email protected] didn’t and weren’t. This final variable can be volvement. comments, but Ryan is retiring Until the ascendancy of Marian Kinney misleading; the vast majority of people with and is regarded as a symbol of ext. 1212 Trump, the post-Nixon Re- [email protected] mental illness pose no threat. the Republican past. The oth- A chilling fact: In the vast majority of school publican Party was remade er GOP lawmakers who ques- in the image of Reagan, who Will Kraft attacks, someone was aware of what the stu- tioned the president’s conduct Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 dent was thinking or planning. But many of shared with Trump a devo- [email protected] are longtime critics of Trump, tion to low taxes and skepti- those who suspected a proclivity for violence though some, such as Sens. Jennifer Perez cism of big government. But ext. 1205 didn’t alert authorities. Patrick J. Toomey of Penn- Why not? One reason is that this is a dis- he often worked with Demo- [email protected] sylvania and John Cornyn of crats, some of whom were his tressing judgment call. People fear that re- Texas, continue to blame Rus- Mike Shanahan porting suspicions may start a database entry allies in his tax and budget Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 sia for intrusion into the 2016 cuts of 1981 and were ardent [email protected] that marks a child for life. They hesitate to in- election. Most other Republi- partners in the tax overhaul Carolina Trujillo terfere in parental or teacher responsibilities. cans express at least grudging These troubled students generally aren’t crim- of 1986. He had an intuitive Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 support of Trump. [email protected] inals lurking in the shadows, after all. They’re generosity and sunny opti- Though Trump walked mism that are at odds with Jim Wilson teens with teenage problems, often exhibiting back some of his remarks, his typical teenage angst. Some are abruptly with- the Trump style. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 broader comments still were a But with support of work- [email protected] drawn, others crave attention — two passages dramatic departure from Re- of adolescence that many of us traveled. ing-class voters who tradition- CIRCULATION publican orthodoxy. For two ally have sided with the Demo- The question, then, that confronts adults Lisa Mahmoud generations it was generally crats, Trump has transformed and fellow students: Which young people are Manager, ext. 1239 the Democrats, not the Repub- the character of the GOP, [email protected] potentially, perhaps imminently, dangerous licans, who argued that the which historically has been re- to themselves or others and which ones are CLASSIFIED United States should reach out garded as the foe of blue-collar just negotiating the often tumultuous teenage Abbe Young Smith to the Russians for trade and Americans. years? Manager, ext. 1276 national-security reasons. Reagan now is regarded as But there are smart ways to approach that [email protected] “If Barack Obama had giv- a figure of a distant past; he ambiguity. en Monday’s press conference, left office three decades ago NEWSROOM In a just-released report on school safety, the he would be up for impeach- and has little relevance to the Mike Alongi U.S. Secret Service recommends that schools ment. The current president new generation of Republi- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 create “threat teams” that can include teach- has changed the landscape in cans. Nixon, whose Watergate [email protected] ers, coaches, guidance counselors, mental a dramatic way,” said Harley involvement spawned an im- Bill Brotherton health and law enforcement professionals. Balzer, an emeritus professor peachment attempt that some Features Editor ext. 1338 The aim of this group enterprise: “to identify [email protected] of Russian history at George- of Trump’s opponents would students of concern, assess their risk for en- town University and former like to reprise, is remembered Gayla Cawley gaging in violence or other harmful activities, director of Georgetown’s Cen- by even fewer voters; the me- Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] and identify intervention strategies to manage ter for Eurasian, Russian and dian-age American was born that risk.” East European Studies. seven years after Nixon re- Cheryl Charles Instead of only focusing on the student’s While anti-communism was News Editor, ext. 1278 signed the presidency in dis- [email protected] personality or school performance the teams a posture adopted by most grace. would, for instance, flag threatening social me- mainstream American politi- Of all his actions, the chang- Bella diGrazia dia posts, texting or other troubling communi- cians, the principal Republican Reporter, ext. 1317 es Trump has set in motion [email protected] cations. The teams also could try to determine figures of the post-World War may be the most enduring. A Thomas Grillo a student’s access to weapons or explosives. II era were the leading skep- future president may mend The threshold to intervene should be “rela- tics of Moscow. Reporter, ext. 1264 fences with Canada, the Eu- [email protected] tively low,” before dangerous behavior escalates, The Republicans even insert- ropean Union and NATO, but the Secret Service says: “It is much easier to in- ed criticism of FDR’s agree- Spenser Hasak by altering the character of the Photographer, ext. 1332 tervene when the concern is related to a stu- ments at Yalta into their 1952 Republican Party, Trump may [email protected] dent’s struggle to overcome personal setbacks, convention platform. (The GOP have altered American politics such as a romantic breakup, than when there said the series of Allied sum- Thor Jourgensen permanently. Editorial Director, ext. 1267 are concerns about threats posed to others.” mits with Soviet leader Joseph [email protected] Many people may consider calling the police Stalin “traded our overwhelm- David Shribman is a Pulitzer Daniel Kane an extreme response. Not really. But calling ing victory for a new enemy Prize-winning columnist. He is Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 a school’s threat assessment team should be and for new oppressions and a Swampscott High graduate. [email protected] easier. Schools that set up these teams — and Steve Krause many already have — should ensure that not Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 just students and parents, but everyone in the [email protected] community knows they can confidentially air Emma LeBlanc Pérez suspicions about a student. The flip side is that Copy Editor local educators, trained to spot trouble and in- [email protected] tervene, have to handle these cases tactfully Harold Rivera (or squander the school community’s trust). Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Students should be reminded, again and [email protected] again, that it’s safe to speak up to prevent an Owen O’Rourke attack. That this is not snitching or ratting or Photographer, ext. 1224 narc-ing but possibly helping a classmate who [email protected] is struggling. Roberto Scalese And adults who deal with young people? Yes, Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 it may be awkward to report a suspicion about [email protected] a child you know. But that act could save the Mark Sutherland lives of many other schoolchildren you’ve nev- Creative Director [email protected] er met. So err on the side of reporting. You never Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 know when you’re not the first person, but the [email protected] third, to voice a concern. Warning signals flash Bridget Turcotte yellow before red. Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] By The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Branson mourns for 17 killed in sinking of packed duck boat By Margaret Stafford ASSOCIATED PRESS BRANSON, Mo. — The country-and-western tour- ist town of Branson, Mo., mourned Friday for more than a dozen sightseers who were killed when a duck boat capsized and sank in stormy weather in the deadliest such ac- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cident in almost two de- cades. Michael Cohen leaves federal court in New York. Divers found four more bodies in Table Rock Lake, bringing the death toll to Trump was taped 17, including nine peo- ple from the same fami- ly and the crew member talking of paying who was driving the am- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS phibious boat. In their People pray outside Ride the Ducks, an amphibious tour operator in- initial assessment, au- volved in a boating accident on Table Rock Lake, Friday in Branson, Mo. for model’s story thorities blamed thunder- storms and winds that Ayers said she under- fore the boat left shore. 40 minutes later, shortly By Eric Tucker McDougal through the approached hurricane stood how the boat got The weather service sta- after 7 p.m. and Jennifer Peltz election, though days be- strength. A full investiga- caught on the lake be- tion in Springfield, about “When we issue a warn- tion was underway. ASSOCIATED PRESS forehand, news of the cause the weather on 40 miles north of Branson, ing, it means take action,” “Branson is a city full of deal emerged in The Wall Thursday changed in 10 issued a severe thunder- meteorologist Kelsey An- NEW YORK — Pres- Street Journal. At the smiles,” Mayor Karen Best minutes from sunshine to storm watch for its imme- ident Donald Trump’s gle said. time, a Trump spokes- said. “We have so much gale-force winds that bent diate area Thursday, say- former personal lawyer Suzanne Smagala with woman said his campaign fun here. But today we are traffic signs. ing conditions were ripe secretly recorded Trump Ripley Entertainment, had “no knowledge of any grieving and crying.” “I hope it won’t tarnish for winds of 70 mph. It fol- discussing a potential which owns Ride the of this.” Trisha Ayers was among Branson,” she said with lowed up at 6:32 p.m. with payment for a former Ducks in Branson, said But in the recorded con- the mourners who stopped tears in her eyes. “About a severe thunderstorm Playboy model’s account the company was assist- versation, he and Cohen to pay their respects at a 80 percent of our income warning for three counties of having an affair with appear to be discussing parked car that was cov- comes from tourists. We that included Branson ing authorities. She said him, people familiar with purchasing the rights to ered with flowers because love them.” and the lake. The warning this was the company’s an investigation into the McDougal’s story from the it was believed to belong The risk of heavy weath- mentioned both locations. only accident in more than attorney said Friday. to a dead tourist. er was apparent hours be- The boat went down about 40 years of operation. The payment was never Enquirer’s parent compa- made, according to Trump ny, according to the person attorney Rudy Giuliani, familiar with the investi- who confirmed the re- gation. Honduran baby who appeared cording and said it shows Giuliani told the AP on Trump did nothing wrong. Friday that the conversa- Former Trump lawyer tion between the two men was very brief. in US court is back in dad’s arms Michael Cohen surrepti- tiously made the record- “The transaction that By Julie Watson — and the 10-month-old ing two months before Michael is talking about ASSOCIATED PRESS remained at an Arizona Trump’s 2016 election, on the tape never took shelter, in the custody of according to a person fa- place, but what’s import- SAN PEDRO SULA, the U.S. government. Over miliar with a federal in- ant is: If it did take place, Honduras — A year-old the next five months, he vestigation into Cohen the president said it has boy who became a post- would take his first steps, that brought the tape to to be done correctly and it er child for the U.S. pol- speak his first words, have light. The FBI now has it, has to be done by check” to icy of separating immi- his first birthday; his par- according to the person, keep a proper record of it, grants and their children ents, hundreds of miles who spoke to The Associ- Giuliani said. was back in the arms of away, would miss it all. ated Press on condition of Cohen, his lawyers, his parents Friday, five When his mother and fa- anonymity to discuss the McDougal’s lawyer and months after he was tak- ther last saw him, he had ongoing inquiry. an American Media Inc. en from his father at the two tiny teeth. Now he has The conversation be- spokesman didn’t immedi- U.S. border. a mouthful. tween Trump and Co- ately respond to messages. Johan Bueso Montecinos In early July, Johan went hen came weeks after Cohen lawyer Lanny Da- arrived in San Pedro Sula before an immigration the National Enquirer’s vis declined to comment and was reunited with his judge. An Associated Press parent company reached to The New York Times, parents on a government account of that court ap- a $150,000 deal to pay which first reported on bus. They were taken pearance — of the judge’s ex-Playmate Karen Mc- the recording. away for processing. befuddlement over how to Dougal for her story of a The development will And so ended the ex- deal with this tiny detain- 2006 affair, which it nev- likely revive questions traordinary journey of a ee in diapers, sucking on a er published — a tabloid about what other record- baby whose short life has bottle — set off an inter- practice known as “catch ings of Trump’s conver- ranged from Honduran national furor, embodying and kill.” Trump denies sations might exist. As a poverty to a desperate the Trump administra- the affair ever happened. businessman, Trump him- dash across the U.S. bor- tion’s policy of separating self occasionally recorded der to the front pages of The company, Ameri- immigrant children from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS can Media Inc., is run by his phone calls, a former the world’s newspapers. their parents. Trump friend and sup- Trump Organization exec- Captured by Border “I never thought they Rolando Bueso Castillo and his wife Adalicia porter David Pecker. utive told the AP last year, Patrol agents almost in- could be so cruel,” said his Montecinos wait for the arrival of their year- The company’s pay- although Trump once de- stantly upon arrival, Jo- father, Rolando Antonio old son at the airport in San Pedro de Sula, ment effectively silenced nied doing so. han’s father was deported Bueso Castillo, 37. Honduras, Friday. Trump heightens China tariff threat with no deal in sight

By Christoper A local Rugaber and resident runs Paul Wiseman past a tornado- ASSOCIATED PRESS damaged building on WASHINGTON — With Main Street President Donald Trump Thursday in intensifying his rift with Marshalltown, U.S. trading partners, Iowa. economists are growing more doubtful that any PHOTO | deal that might benefit ASSOCIATED PRESS American workers and companies is in sight. Instead, many analysts Iowa tornadoes hit unexpectedly, say they expect the Trump administration to impose more tariffs on China and causing major damage and injuries potentially other key U.S. By David Pitt likely more struck. Meteo- ing chainsaws echoed sev- trading partners. With ASSOCIATED PRESS rologist Jeff Johnson said eral blocks away. Business- those nations almost cer- it will take days to deter- es and homes had gaping PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tain to retaliate, the result MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa mine their strength and holes, some with roofs torn could be higher prices for President Donald Trump speaks before signing — Thousands of people total number. off or collapsed inward. Americans, diminished an executive order that establishes a National were without power Friday The most extensive Terri Shetler, owner of export sales and a weaker Council for the American Worker in Washington. after a flurry of unexpected damage was in Marshall- an embroidery shop, was U.S. economy by next year. tornadoes swept through town, a city of 27,000 digging out her 2017 Toy- In an interview with tariffs on an equal amount cation the president has central Iowa, injuring at people where 10 people ota Sienna. The vehicle’s CNBC that aired Friday of American exports. The invoked for other tariffs least 17 people and flatten- were injured, brick walls windows were blown out morning, Trump renewed White House has also he has imposed or threat- ing buildings in three cities. collapsed into the streets, and it was filled with mud, his threat to ultimately itemized $200 billion of ened, including on import- The storms even sur- roofs were blown off build- shingles and wood slivers. slap tariffs on a total of prised weather forecasters additional Chinese im- ed steel and aluminum. If ings and the cupola of the A front quarter panel was $500 billion of imports when they hit the region ports that it said may be the answer is yes, the ad- historic courthouse tum- missing. She’d parked the from China — roughly subject to tariffs. Thursday afternoon, caus- bled to the ground. car across the street from ministration says it could equal to all the goods Bei- In addition, Trump has ing extensive damage to a Heavy equipment crews her shop, where she took jing ships annually to the told the Commerce De- slap 20 percent to 25 per- manufacturing plant and worked around the court- shelter in the basement United States. The presi- partment to investigate cent tariffs on $335 billion prompting the evacuation house lawn Friday to re- during the storm. dent has already imposed whether imported autos of auto imports. Higher of a hospital. move entire trees blown “I’m pretty shaken. I came tariffs on $34 billion in and auto parts threaten car prices for American The National Weather over or shredded by the out and saw the courthouse Chinese goods, and Bei- America’s national secu- consumers would inevita- Service said Friday that storm. The loud beep of and all this,” she said. “But jing has retaliated with rity — the same justifi- bly follow. at least five tornadoes and backing trucks and grind- it can be replaced.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- on Friday; at 969 Western Ave. dose on Hutchinson Street at Pair face sentencing on larly arrests, reflect police records. In at 1:59 p.m. on Friday; at 21 3:54 a.m. Thursday. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, State St. at 3:14 p.m. on Fri- it is the sole responsibility of the con- day. Theft animal cruelty charges A report of motor vehicle cerned party to contact the relevant theft at 100 Hamilton Ave. at A report of a stolen motor police department and have the de- 3:40 p.m. on Thursday. vehicle on Highland Street at By Bella diGrazia were found 20 days later Police in 2015. partment issue a notice of correction 2:10 p.m. Thursday. ITEM STAFF in a dumpster behind a The Animal Rescue gas station in Revere. He League of Boston’s Law to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Vandalism SALEM — Two men ac- ifications will not be made without SAUGUS also cut the ears of four Enforcement Department A report of vandalism at 35 cused of dumping the bod- puppies using scissors and and Veterinary Forensic express notice of change from the Orchard St. at 8:48 a.m. on ies of two puppies behind no anesthesia, which later Services thanked the Re- Accidents a Revere gas station in arresting police department. Friday. resulted in the death of vere Police Department 2014 were convicted on a A report of vandalism to a one of them. and Animal Control, the A report of a motor vehicle combined 18 animal cruel- LYNN motor vehicle at 35 Orchard “This defendant cruel- Lynn Police Department crash on Lincoln Avenue at ty charges. St. at 10:37 a.m. on Friday. ly inflicted pain and suf- and their board of health, 6:57 am. Thursday; at Sau- Dominic Donovan, a fering on four innocent and the Essex County Dis- Arrests gus Learning and Discovery 54-year-old dog breeder MARBLEHEAD Center on Main Street at 4:22 from Long Beach, N.Y., puppies and inhumanly trict Attorney’s Office for Malik Alexander, 22, of p.m. Thursday; at Riverbank killed two others. This is their teamwork in bringing 54 Elm St., was arrested and was found guilty of six Accidents Road and Hamilton Street at counts of animal abuse not only unacceptable but this case to justice, accord- charged with two counts of an 4:52 p.m. Thursday; at Main criminal,” said Essex Dis- ing to the press release. unregistered motor vehicle, by Judge James Lang in A report of a minor motor ve- and Vine streets at 9:53 p.m. trict Attorney Jonathan “The dedicated team- operating a motor vehicle with Salem Superior Court on hicle crash at Lafayette Street Thursday. Blodgett. “I am grateful work in this case optimizes a suspended registration, two Friday. Earlier this year, and West Shore Drive at 8:17 to everyone on the prose- Animal Rescue League’s counts of number plate viola- Jason Gentry, 37, who a.m. on Thursday; on Wash- Complaints cution and investigative mission and the commit- tion to conceal identification, ington Street at 7:03 p.m. on agreed to testify against failure to stop for police, use of his co-defendant, pleaded team for their hard work ment of municipal police Thursday A report of a water main so that this defendant will agencies, humane law en- motor vehicle without authority, A caller reported a bicyclist break at Pearson and Round guilty to 12 counts of ani- leaving the scene of property mal cruelty and one count be held accountable for forcement, animal control, being hit by a car at Tully Road Hill streets at 6:43 a.m. Thurs- these despicable acts.” boards of health and other damage, negligent operation and Lafayette Street at 7:08 day. of unlicensed operation of of a motor vehicle, two counts a dog kennel. Gentry, who ran a ken- state and federal agencies a.m. on Friday. Responding A report of a muffler in the nel in Lynn, bought some to dig deep into these un- of operating a motor vehicle officers found no injuries or breakdown lane before the Donovan was in the pro- cess of developing his own of the designer breed dogs necessary acts of animal with a suspended license, un- damage. Lynn Fells Parkway exit of breed of dog called “Dono- from Donovan back in cruelty and prosecute such insured motor vehicle or trailer, Route 1 at 10:59 a.m. Thurs- van pinschers,” according 2014, two of them being a horrific crime,” said ARL number plate violation, and Complaints day. to a press release from the the ones found in the Re- Law Enforcement Director two default warrant charges at The Massachusetts Depart- 3:36 p.m. on Friday. A caller reported being trou- Essex District Attorney’s vere dumpster. The local Lt. Alan Borgal. ment of Transportation report- Office. In November 2014, suspect also faced charges Donovan will remain in Albert Brown, 65, of 69 bled by a tall male with white ed that Fox Hill Bridge experi- North Common St., was arrest- hair who loiters in the Bessom he hung two puppies by regarding the deplorable custody until the sentenc- enced a failure and would be their collars because they conditions of his kennel ing hearing on Wednesday, ed and charged with shoplift- Street area at 9:43 a.m. on down for 30 minutes at 11:10 ing by asportation at 2:56 p.m. Thursday. The caller believes failed to meet his breed that was forced to shut July 25, with Gentry’s sen- a.m. Thursday. standard. Their bodies down after a raid by Lynn tencing following behind. on Thursday. the man is an ex-police officer. A Lincoln Avenue resident Jamie Fredrick, of 15 Shep- A caller reported a scam reported that a man was yell- phone call on Sewall Street ard St., was arrested and ing at a young child lying on at 9:58 a.m. on Thursday; charged with destruction of the ground outside at 12:23 Ohio killer spared after extent two scam phone calls report- property worth over $1,200 at p.m. Thursday. She reported edly talking about the caller’s 11:49 a.m. on Friday. the man was handling the daughter on Clifton Heights Derrick Hall, 52, was arrest- child roughly and she was of childhood abuse revealed ed and charged with urinat- Lane at 1:12 p.m. on Thursday; concerned for the child’s well ing in public at 6:20 p.m. on an email received from some- being. The child’s mother re- By Andrew Thursday. one who claimed they had the Welsh-Huggins ported the calling party was Mayya Shoykhet, of 201 caller’s passwords and would ASSOCIATED PRESS harassing her and they were Essex St., was arrested and expose all their secrets if they simply removing their child charged with doing an unnat- didn’t pay a large sum of mon- COLUMBUS, Ohio — ural act at 4:17 p.m. on Thurs- ey on State Street at 3:46 p.m. from the side of the roadway Ohio Gov. John Kasich day. on Thursday; on Naugus Ave- for his own safety. on Friday spared a con- Jonathan Sisson, of 638 nue at 5:06 p.m. on Thursday A Jasper Street resident re- demned killer whose sen- Eastern Ave., was arrested A caller reported about $80 ported a white Jeep on the tence was challenged after and charged with disorderly was taken out of her vehicle road that had been idling since a juror came forward and conduct and resisting arrest at while it was parked overnight 7 a.m. at 1:15 p.m. Thursday. said information about 2:21 p.m. on Thursday. on Maple Street at 5:53 p.m. A woman walked into the the extent of the inmate’s Candise Walker, 33, of 161 on Thursday station to report a cell phone tough childhood wasn’t Newbury St., Peabody, was ar- A caller reported hearing she bought from someone properly presented at trial. rested on a warrant charge at two gunshots coming from his could not be activated be- The Republican gover- 2:55 p.m. on Friday. neighbor’s house on Harris cause it had been previously nor commuted the sen- Street at 12:50 a.m. on Friday. lost or stolen at 1:20 p.m. tence of death row inmate Accidents Responding officers confirmed Thursday. Raymond Tibbetts to life they may have been from a BB A Riverview Avenue resident without the possibility of A report of a motor vehicle gun. reported two aggressive fe- parole, citing “fundamen- crash at 25 South St. at 1:40 males outside her house look- tal flaws” in the sentenc- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. on Thursday; at Chestnut ing for her sister at 4:41 p.m. ing portion of Tibbetts’ REVERE Ross Geiger speaks at his home in the Cincin- and Essex streets at 3:10 p.m. Thursday. trial. nati suburb of Loveland, Ohio. on Thursday; on Oxford Street Arrests A report of wires down on the “Specifically, the de- at 9:41 p.m. on Thursday; at corner of Hamilton and Burrill fense’s failure to present 52 Central Square at 11:47 Domenick A. Durbano, 20, streets at 7:53 p.m. Thursday. sufficient mitigating ev- imprisonment for fatally behalf to the Ohio Parole a.m. on Friday; at Essex and of 67 Furness St. Apt. 2, was A report of fireworks in the idence, coupled with an beating and stabbing his Board that documented Sheridan streets at 12:17 p.m. arrested on warrant charges. area of Westland Avenue at inaccurate description of wife, 42-year-old Judith horrific facts about Tib- on Friday; at 22 Stonewood A 17-year-old juvenile was 9:13 p.m. Thursday. Tibbetts’ childhood by the Crawford, during an argu- betts’ early years, which Lane at 2 p.m. on Friday; at arrested and charged with as- A Fulton Avenue resident prosecution, essentially ment that same day over jurors never heard. prevented the jury from Hurd Street and Stangus Road sault and battery on Everard reported a neighbor is shin- Tibbetts’ crack cocaine When Tibbetts was a at 3:42 p.m. on Friday; at 315 making an informed de- Street. ing lights into her home and habit. boy, he and his brothers Lynnway at 5:19 p.m. on Fri- threatening to throw rocks at cision about whether Tib- The 67-year-old Hicks were tied to a single bed at day. Accidents the house while using vulgar betts deserved the death A report of a hit and run and abusive language about sentence,” Kasich said. had hired Crawford as a night, were not fed prop- motor vehicle crash at Federal A report of a motor vehicle her sexual preference at 1:20 The guilt of Tibbetts, 61, caretaker and allowed the erly, were thrown down and Waterhill streets at 7:04 accident at Market Basket on a.m. Friday. has never been in doubt. couple to stay with him. stairs, had their fingers a.m. on Friday. Squire Road at 12:24 p.m. A report of people play- He received the death sen- The case against Tib- beaten with spatulas and A report of a motor vehicle Thursday; at Eastern Bank on ing basketball at the Bristow tence for stabbing Fred betts seemed closed until were burned on heating crash with personal injury at Squire Road at 12:39 p.m. Street Park on Bristow Street Hicks to death at Hicks’ a former juror, Ross Gei- registers, according to Tib- Manning Road and Western Thursday; on North Shore Road at 1:54 p.m. Friday. Cincinnati home in 1997. ger, came across materi- betts’ application for mer- Avenue at 9:40 a.m. on Friday. at 1:13 p.m. Thursday; at Stop A report of a dumpster be- Tibbetts also received life als presented on Tibbetts’ cy last year. & Shop on Squire Road at ing emptied at Marshalls on Assault 1:39 p.m. Thursday; on Ocean Broadway at 6:27 a.m. Friday. Avenue at 3:36 p.m. Thursday; MGM turns to never-tested law A report of an assault and on Reservoir Avenue at 4:25 battery with a dangerous p.m. Thursday; at Washington SWAMPSCOTT weapon at Rincon Criollo Ma- Avenue and Malden Street at to sue Vegas shooting victims drid, 15 Union St., at 12:19 6:52 p.m. Thursday; at Park Accidents a.m. on Friday. Avenue and Lambert Street at A report of a hit and run By Regina gal resolutions won’t come ter mass violence, such as 6:56 p.m. Thursday; at Harris motor vehicle crash at Small Garcia Cano quickly because appeals the shooting at a Colora- ASSOCIATED PRESS Complaints Street and Revere Beach Park- Wheels, 460 Humphrey St., are practically guaranteed do movie theater in 2012, way at 10:46 p.m. Thursday. and a U.S. court may not because previous attacks A report of a fight at Mobil at 10:55 a.m. on Thursday; at LAS VEGAS — The un- Humphrey Street and Shelton be the appropriate entity haven’t involved services Gas Station, 512 Chestnut St., Complaints precedented move from to determine whether the or products certified by at 9:43 p.m. on Thursday; at Road at 11:23 p.m. on Thurs- MGM Resorts Interna- day. shooting is considered ter- Homeland Security. The 38-44 Estes St. at 4:29 p.m. A report of a lost 2-year-old tional to sue hundreds of rorism. The U.S. Depart- department has only ap- on Friday. on Temple Street at 11:07 a.m. A report of a motor vehicle victims of last year’s mass crash at Santander Bank, 495 ment of Homeland Secu- proved about 1,000 ser- Thursday. shooting in Las Vegas us- rity said Friday that the vices and technologies, in- Theft A report of vandalism to mul- Paradise Road, at 7:37 p.m. ing an obscure U.S. law on Thursday. law authorizes its leader cluding airport screening tiple motor vehicles on Janvrin never tested in court has to make that declaration. equipment and stadium A report of shoplifting at Avenue at 11:41 a.m. Thursday. been framed by the casi- Market Basket, 40 Federal MGM’s lawsuits target security. A report of vandalism on Complaints no-operator as an effort victims who have sued the MGM said in the law- St., at 2:25 p.m. on Thursday; Conant Street at 7:29 p.m. to avoid years of costly at 200 South Common St. at A report of suspicious activ- company and voluntarily suits filed in Nevada, Thursday. litigation — but the legal dismissed their claims or California, Utah and oth- 1:53 p.m. on Friday; at Market A report of harassing phone ity at Starbucks Coffee, 450 Paradise Road, at 2:48 p.m. maneuver may not play have threatened to sue er states that its securi- Basket, 40 Federal St., at 2:05 calls on North Avenue at 10:35 out that way. p.m. on Friday. on Thursday. after a gunman shattered ty vendor for the outdoor p.m. Thursday. The company is not A report of larceny at 100 A report of a fight at Five the windows of his hotel concert venue, Contempo- A report of a loud stereo seeking money in the law- Willow St. at 2:40 p.m. on Guys Burgers and Fries, 980 suite and fired on a crowd rary Services Corp., was at Roseland Properties on suits filed in at least seven Thursday; at 8 Houghton St. Paradise Road, at 6:23 p.m. of country music fans. Ste- federally certified. Parkside Place at 11:20 p.m. states over the deadliest phen Paddock killed 58 The Department of at 8:56 p.m. on Thursday; at Thursday. on Thursday; at 18 Longwood Central Square at 3:06 a.m. Drive at 9:07 p.m. on Thursday. mass shooting in modern people and injured hun- Homeland Security said U.S. history. Instead, it on Friday; at 12 Appleton St. Overdose A report of a disturbance at dreds more before killing in response to MGM’s law- at 12:48 p.m. on Friday; at 11 Puritan Road and Sculpin Way wants federal courts to de- himself. suits that its secretary Clarendon Ave. at 12:53 p.m. A report of a possible over- at 10:22 p.m. on Thursday. clare that it has no liabili- MGM is invoking the “possesses the authori- ty to survivors or families Support Anti-terrorism by ty to determine whether of slain victims under a Fostering Effective Tech- an act was an ‘act of ter- federal law enacted after nologies Act of 2002, en- rorism’” under the law in the Sept. 11 terror attacks. acted to urge development question, and it “has not MGM argues that the and use of anti-terrorism made any such determina- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Oct. 1 shooting met two technologies by providing tion regarding the Route conditions of the law: it companies a way to limit 91 Harvest Festival mass Hotline qualifies as an act of ter- liability if their federally shooting incident.” rorism and federally certi- certified products or ser- The agency says it’s re- Spanish menu available CALL 24 HOURS A DAY fied security services were vices fail to prevent a ter- viewing the matter. The used at the venue where rorist attack. After 9/11, law broadly defines it or text the word tiplynn 22,000 concertgoers were manufacturers and others as an unlawful act that All reports of neighborhood gathered as gunfire rained were concerned they could harms a person in the activity will be investigated. and your tip to down from the company’s be sued out of business af- U.S. and “uses or attempts Mandalay Bay casino-re- ter an attack. to use” weapons or other Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) sort. The law has never been methods that can cause But experts believe le- used to avoid liability af- mass destruction. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lynn kids show signs of fire safety

SAFETY Every year there are From A1 three student artists picked for first prize: that’s why our children one from an elementary are the best voices we can school, one from a middle have in this project.” school and one from a high The Poster to Billboard school. The winners each contest was developed five have their art depicted years ago and designed on a large billboard for a to be a far reaching fire whole month, or at least prevention campaign that until someone else pays to would educate Lynn stu- advertise on it. dents and their families. The second year of the It was developed with the contest, Gonzalez was same ideas behind Stu- worried there wouldn’t dent Awareness of Fire be enough money to keep Education (S.A.F.E.), which it going and that’s when is a state initiative that Latham stepped in and has provided resources to offered money from the Massachusetts fire depart- school administration’s ments to conduct fire and budget. Latham, Gonza- safety education programs lez and principals from for the last 20 years. Lynn all the schools in the city Superintendent Catherine meet once a year to dis- ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Latham was a huge fan of cuss the contest’s fire pre- Enguerrand David from Belgium, who also calls himself David Mac, is fine tuning a sand sculp- the project proposal and be- vention theme and go over ture inspired by poets who called Boston home, Edgar Allan Poe and Ralph Waldo Emerson. lieved it could be an import- the rules, such as making ant, lifesaving campaign, sure students are creating according to Gonzalez. art that fits the theme. “We have more than This year, there were 11 Last weekend to dig it in Revere 15,000 kids in the school students who were chosen system and they need to to be honored at the con- understand they can save test’s annual open house. and Poe will have the bod- “She’s rising out of the ed an enormous baby. REVERE a life by sharing this infor- Three were showcased ies of a frog and a raven. daily life and hopefully From A1 His piece “Baby Love” de- mation,” said Gonzalez. “If on the billboards, three Each artist was giv- into bliss and nature,” said tails the facial features you can prevent one fire were named as honorable directions,” said David. “I en a 15-ton pile of sand Remy Hoggard. of a chubby newborn as from all this then I think mentions and the rest all did like Emerson, he was delivered from a quar- Her facial features are it sleeps peacefully on its it’s worth it.” received iPads as prizes. a positive guy. He wrote ry in Hudson, N.H., and based on Kylie Jenner, side. Five years ago, the fire The state fire marshal, the about self confidence. I 26 hours to create their Remy Hoggard said, be- Organizers will blow department received over mayor, a number of city had no self confidence masterpiece. On the first cause she is considered the whistle on the com- $300,000 through a grant officials, and the winners while starting here. I said day, they packed the sand the face of beauty right to install smoke detec- and their families all gath- ‘I’ll pick him.’” tightly into frames and now. petition this afternoon tors in homes across the er at the fire station at 725 He chose Poe for his crit- began cutting away at the “Of course, Kylie Jenner and first-, second-, and city and they didn’t know Western Ave. to honor the icism of transcendental- masses. Three days later, is also rising,” she said. third-place winners will what to do with the mon- students’ hard work. ists like Emerson, whom the piles of sand are un- “She’s self-made.” be announced. Spectators ey that was left over. That “We all live together as Poe called “frogpondians.” recognizable. The sculpture of the can also vote for the recip- is how the Poster to Bill- a community and as fami- Like the faces on Mount Remy Hoggard from the woman includes intricate ient of the people’s choice board contest came to fru- ly,” Gonzalez said. “We can Rushmore, David has Netherlands is competing patterns and designs and award. ition. Half a decade later all work together to stop carefully carved each against her husband Paul. many three-dimensional and this year’s contest these fires from happen- line and facial feature of Her sculpture, “Goddess flowers. Bridget Turcotte can be had over 5,000 submis- ing because they are pre- the writers into a hand- Rising,” was inspired by On the other side of the reached at bturcotte@item- sions from students. ventable.” packed block of sand. healing powers and mod- centerpiece sculpture, her live.com. Follow her on When complete, Emerson ern beauty. husband Paul has craft- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. So-so on protecting Lynn Woodsman protects his paradise names of delinquents WOODSMAN Hampshire. “We’ve had quite a rap- DELINQUENTS Gallagher Park — a Little From A1 League baseball diamond port over the years. You From A1 named for a kid (Chris An English High School never see a labor of love I am a big believer in the Spagnoli) who suffered Class of 1959 graduate, like that. He just goes and broken windows theory of horribly and died when Pruitt initially tried his goes and goes,” Paul Lau- crime prevention, which he was 16. These yahoos hand at ministry before ria said. says that the sooner you wouldn’t know about that. going into teaching. He Working with Ryan, or taught at Walpole High teach kids the serious- And if they did, they obvi- sometimes alone, Pruitt ness of their actions and ously didn’t care. School for 28 years, lived built a low stone wall along in Randolph and eventual- make them fully account- But we never learned one edge of the park and able, the better chance who any of them were. ly moved up to Haverhill, encircled the more mature N.H., within sight of the you have of steering some They’re minors! trees he left standing with of these little so-and-sos Give me a break, please. Vermont border. a rock wall. Woods Rang- Visits to Lynn to see away from vandalism What bothers me about er Dan Small said Pruitt and toward something vandals is that they do se- his late parents, Roger and Ryan are among a and Helen, often included more useful. Sadly, you’re rious damage to people’s small but dedicated band not going to get them all. property, which ends up a swing by his old Lynn ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK of Woods lovers who do all Woods stomping ground. But you can certainly get costing tons of money, and they can to improve one of In 2000 he decided to give Lynn native David Pruitt still has a great love some. inflicts heartbreak on the Lynn’s natural wonders. back to the place that had for the city. I think we need to have victims as well. These kids The group includes Tom provided him so many a serious conversation in did major damage at En- Wall, who Small said picks good memories. He was He pulled up weeds and formation into a sunken this country about how to glish. Cleaning up after it, up trash around the Woods and repairing the affected happy to see the city, hacked down trees. He park. Ryan spotted Pruitt handle minors who com- and keeps the Great Woods areas, will be expensive. Friends of Lynn Woods, piled the debris in a cor- working one day and mit destructive crimes. Wyoma Little League and Road entrance immacu- Right now, we shield them And all because of what? ner where the stone walls pitched in to help him. late. What was the point? They organizations as well as met, covered it with dirt “Twelve years later, I’m in every aspect. We don’t individuals had spruced Small said the area print their names, we were bored? That one of and landscaped the cor- still helping him,” he said. Pruitt landscaped was the kids may have bullied up the 2,200-acre Woods ner with stone he hauled The transformation oc- keep their records sealed, once known as Piggery and, to the most practical the rest of them into going — except for one little cor- from New Hampshire. curred within sight of ner just off Park Road. Pond. extent possible, we go easy along? It was someone’s What initially began as a Park Road resident Patty The old dirt basketball “There’s a story that a on them when it comes to idea of fun? tidying-up project turned Lauria’s backyard and she court had been all but woman was buried there,” sentencing. Needless to say, I reject obliterated by weed infes- into a serious hobby, with praised Pruitt for setting Small said. Can we stop protecting all of the above reasons. tation and trees. Over the Pruitt driving the three a positive example for Pruitt’s love for Lynn them so much? Once you I was a kid once (I barely years, dumpers had pulled hours from his home to neighborhood youth. Her Woods hasn’t been lost on get past a certain age, you remember it), and I agree off Great Woods Road and Lynn up to a dozen times husband, Paul, helped his wife, Anna-Lisa, and should expect to see your peer pressure can be de- tossed trash, including a year. build Scherrer Clubhouse their two sons: They threw exploits made public. Why structive. But, good God. concrete debris, over the Neighbors and people at Lynn Woods Field and him a 70th birthday party should 13-year-old little When it gets to that point, stone walls into “down frequenting the Woods he gladly loaned tools to in the sunken park. so-and-sos be protected if you have to have enough bottom.” Pruitt decided to like Lynn house painter Pruitt to spare him the “Lynn is still home. they hurt people or destroy sense — and enough cour- show his old haunt a little Rob Ryan began to notice burden of hauling equip- I have a great love for property? They should age — to say no. Other- love. the dumping spot’s trans- ment down from New Lynn,” Pruitt said. know better by the time wise, you’ll be pushed back and forth, like a tree they’re teenagers. And forever falling over, for the if they don’t, then some- rest of your life. thing’s seriously wrong Marblehead chief alerts elderly to scam I don’t know what’ll — either with them or the happen to these little so- mention owed taxes with- only medium scam artists they’re not being forced. people bringing them up. MARBLEHEAD and-sos, but while I don’t out mailing a bill first. are utilizing. Some residents do follow About the only thing From A1 want them to go to jail for They’ll never demand you One Marblehead resi- through with the scam- that angers me more than 10 years (or even a day, to are more scam calls being pay taxes without giving dent walked into the police mer’s requests and once seeing a story that says be honest), whatever pun- made across the town or you the opportunity to ap- station with a typed letter any gift card information “minors trash school” and ishment is handed out has if the nationwide aware- peal the monetary amount in her hand that claimed or identification numbers not knowing who the mi- to be meaningful and sub- ness is prompting people in question. They’ll never she is the only living rela- are given out, it’s almost nors are is when we allow stantial. to report them more often. require you to use a specif- tive of a person who died certain that money is gone, murder suspects to cover Otherwise, for all in- Either way, he appreciates ic payment method, such in a car accident in Portu- according to Picariello. He their faces when they’re tents and purposes, they every reported scam com- as a prepaid debit card, gal, therefore she inherited hopes residents continue arraigned. We have every will have gotten away plaint because it helps the for your taxes or ask for a their millions. Another re- to call the department be- right to see these people, scot-free. department keep track of credit or debit card num- ceived an email from some- fore that happens. and know who they are. the phone numbers. ber over the phone and one saying they had all Some of the called-in Last year, a bunch of Steve Krause can be “The more we can get they won’t ever threaten their passwords and were complaints aren’t coming high school-age so-and-sos reached at skrause@item- the word out to people to to bring in law enforce- going to expose all their from the residents them- trashed Spagnoli Field at live.com. keep their personal info ment to have you arrested secrets if they didn’t pay a selves, but from their lo- safe, like phone numbers, for not paying. large sum of money. cal bank tellers or store credit card numbers, dates Picariello also noted that “Don’t be so willing to clerks. That’s one great of birth, and social securi- no IRS worker or govern- give people info over the aspect of living in a small ty numbers, the better it ment official is going to phone,” said Picariello. town, according to the po- Need to find will be,” he said. “Guard ask you to pay a bill via “A certain amount of our lice chief. them like you guard your gift cards from a 7-Eleven information is available “We are lucky that in an article? wallet, your pocket book or or a CVS Pharmacy. When over the internet and smaller towns, banks your house.” a resident finds something these scammers do their know their customers,” The IRS website has a off about the call and con- research.” he said. “When someone Subscribe to list of tell-tale signs that cerns begin to grow, the Some stores have be- comes in to withdraw a you are being scammed. chief highly advises that gun facilitating a prompt large sum of money for an e-edition on The government agency individual to call the po- when people purchase any odd reason, they seem to will never call to demand lice department. Phone gift cards from CVS that know that something is up an immediate payment or calls, however, aren’t the makes them acknowledge and most of them call us.” A8 SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Summer scenes

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MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Friday...... 6014 Friday...... 0056 Forecast for Saturday, July 21, 2018 Intervals of clouds and E winds around 5 kt, increas- Thursday...... 3626 Thursday...... 8660 Sunrise today 5:24 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. sunshine. High 72F. Winds E ing to 5 to 10 kt in the af- Wednesday...... 7777 Wednesday...... 2094 Sunset today 8:15 p.m. at 10 to 15 mph. ternoon. Waves 1 foot or less. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 5:25 a.m. Tonight: Becoming cloudy Tonight: E winds 5 to 10 kt L with occasional rain after with gusts up to 25 kt. Waves EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 7:28 p.m. midnight. Low 64F. Winds E at around 2 ft. Patchy fog. Show- All 4...... $5,808 All 4...... $4,677 Low tide today 1:06 p.m. L 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain ers and tstms. Some tstms First or last 3...... $813 First or last 3...... $655 80%. Rainfall near a quarter may produce gusty winds and Any 2...... $70 Any 2...... $56 High tide tomorrow 8:23 p.m. L of an inch. heavy rainfall. Vsby 1 to 3 nm. Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $242 All 4...... $390

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By Daniel Kane a walk and 2 RBI) who hit a double to drive ITEM STAFF in two runs and tie the game in fth. Anthony Herbert, who came in to relieve ANDOVER — In the rst two games of the starting pitcher Nick Villano, pitched the - District 4 Tournament the Peabody West nal 1 1/3 innings, allowing no hits on two 12-year-old All-Stars had to battle from be- strikeouts while hitting one batter. hind in the late innings. Friday night’s game “We hadn’t used Anthony much but he re- against Billerica at Deyermond Park was no ally came out there and did his job,” Porcella different. said. “He hit his spots, kept the hitters off West battled back after falling behind twice balance and got the job done.” in the game, eventually plating the winning Billerica jumped out to an early lead in the run in the bottom of the sixth inning to win rst when Gus O’Gara hit a solo home run to 7-6 when Josh Scali scored on a passed ball put his team up 1-0. Later in the inning Tyler with two outs. Killilea hit a RBI single to put Billerica up The win sends Peabody West to the District 2-0. 4 championship game against Danvers Na- The lead was extended in the second when tional Saturday (12). O’Gara added another RBI on a single to put “It looked like they had the chance to make Billerica up 3-0. a play there,” West manager Steve Porcella West added a run in its half of the second said of the game-winning run. “You have to when Thomas Fabbo drove in a run on a go there and put your foot on the pedal and groundout with the bases loaded to cut Bill- go for it.” erica’s lead to 3-1. The inning ended when “I just knew I had to take the chance be- Horgan was caught trying to steal home after cause it was a tied game with two outs,” a throw to second. Scali said. “You always have to take that A walk by Villano and an in eld single by chance if you have it.” Scali put runners on to start the third inning ITEM FILE PHOTO Scali (1-for-3 with a walk) scored two runs for West. Dooley drove a three-run homer to in the win. West was led at the plate by Jayce Peabody West’s Josh Scali scored the game-winning run on a give West its rst lead of the game at 4-3. Dooley (2-for-4 with 3 RBI) who hit a three- passed ball in the bottom of the sixth inning against Billerica in run home run and Josh Horgan (1-for-1 with DISTRICT 4, B2 the District 4 tournament Friday. Prep grad Begin, Navs pitching staff starting to put it all together By Harold Rivera the way I’m pitching now before. I’ve ITEM SPORTS EDITOR been really challenged which is what I wanted to get out of this ex- LYNN — North Shore Navigators perience. I’ve faced a lot of great manager Todd Alford’s looking for hitters. I’ve played with great team- his pitching staff to improve as the mates and great coaches. Todd has team embarks on the second half of taught me so much about pitching its season. With that said, the sec- that I didn’t know before joining the ond half projects to be an important Navs.” stretch of the season for right-hand- Throughout the Futures Colle- ed relief pitcher Zach Begin. giate Baseball League season, Be- A rising sophomore at Division III gin has worked closely with Alford St. Joseph’s in Maine, Begin has in developing a reliable and effec- made 10 appearances and two starts tive change-up. Begin threw a on the mound for the Navigators change-up occasionally during his this summer. Begin, in 28 2/3 in- freshman season at St. Joseph’s, but nings of work, has one save, a 3.76 COURTESY PHOTO has seen drastic improvement in ERA and 24 strikeouts. the pitch this summer. Begin’s four- Zach Begin, a St. John’s Prep “Things are going great (this sum- pitch arsenal also includes a two- graduate, is rounding into mer),” Begin, who graduated from seam fastball, a four-seam fastball form as a pitcher with the St. John’s Prep in 2017 and played and a curveball. North Shore Navigators this two seasons of varsity baseball for summer. the Eagles, said. “I haven’t pitched BEGIN, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO Lynn, surrounding communities rally Peabody’s Avery Grieco has led the Tanners with her bat as the team’s cleanup hitter, while also serving as the team’s No. 2 pitcher. for Masucci Softball Tournament By Mike Alongi Vanessa Masucci was a bright of the softball tournament. “She ITEM STAFF spot in many people’s lives, mak- was the funniest person, she used Peabody softball ing connections with all sorts of to do these great impressions of LYNN — This weekend will be people over the years. A standout people. She connected with every- all about good times and good softball player, she played in Lynn body and was just a great person.” set for regionals friends at the Vanessa Masucci Little League and Lynn Babe Ruth And because of her softball back- Softball Tournament, played at before starring on the diamond at ground, it was a no-brainer that a Grace Rogato Field, but no one St. Mary’s. She had an offer to play softball tournament would be the in Bristol will forget why they are gathering college softball at Bridgewater event that bore Vanessa Masucci’s in the rst place: to remember a State but turned it down to in- name and memory. By Harold Rivera beloved member of the Lynn com- stead focus on academics. While in “She loved softball, loved com- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR munity. college she joined a sorority and peting and loved the tournament It was roughly 10 months ago made more lifelong friends. She format,” said Joe Masucci. “She PEABODY — With only four returning players from last when Vanessa Masucci was found then became a teacher and taught also just loved having fun and be- year’s team, the Peabody Tanners 12-year-old Little League dead in her Revere home, alleged- second grade at Connery Elemen- ing around her friends and family. Softball All-Stars weren’t quite slated as favorites at the ly at the hand of her husband An- tary. That’s really what this weekend is start of the summer. Now they’re ready to roll into the re- drew MacCormack. He has been “She was just the best, at every- going to be about.” gional round, which begins this weekend with Saturday’s charged with murder and is set to thing really,” said Joe Masucci, (4) game against Pennsylvania. go to trial November 5. Vanessa’s brother and the director MASUCCI, B2 All regional round games will be played in Bristol, CT and the tournament is modi ed double-elimination. The Tan- ners left for Bristol bright and early Friday morning at the crack of dawn and will remain there until next Thursday, when they hope to bring another banner back to Peabody. Bringing home the gold This is Peabody’s rst appearance in regionals. “The kids have to be nothing but proud of what they’ve accomplished,” Peabody manager Mark Bettencourt said. “We lost last year in the state nal and lot of people thought that was best team we had. We came right back this year and that’s remarkable.” Peabody cemented its bid in the regional round last week, when the Tanners swept a double-header over West eld to win the Massachusetts state championship. The Tanners blanked West eld in both game, winning 7-0 and 2-0. Abby Bettencourt pitched a complete-game shutout in the rst victory and Avery Grieco, Peabody’s No. 2 pitcher, fol- lowed with a similar performance in the nightcap. “They gambled and threw their No. 2 pitcher in the rst game, we threw our No. 1 pitcher in the rst game,” Betten- court said. “Then it  ipped in the second game. They threw their No. 1 and we threw our No. 2. That’s what made Av- ery’s performance so special. Abby had pitched 99 percent of our games. For Avery to come in and throw ve innings of shutout ball, she showed she’s ready when we need her.” At the plate, the Tanners are led by Grieco from the No. 4 slot of the order, along with Abby Bettencourt, Logan Lo- masney, Peyton Petrillo and Kiley Doolin. Bettencourt noted that Peabody’s offense remains a ques- tion mark moving into the regional round as the team won’t know what type of pitchers it’s facing in the upcoming games. “Offensively, that’s always our question mark,” Betten- COURTESY PHOTO court said. “You don’t know who you’re going to face. It’s The Northeast Region baseball team brought home gold at the Bay State Games. Locals on kind of like in baseball. When you play the Red Sox and the Northeast roster included Classical’s Brett Bucklin, St. John’s Prep’s Brady O’Brien and Chris Sale’s pitching it’s going to be a low scoring game. In Joseph Castrichini, Peabody’s Jordan Anzuoni, Danvers’ Loic Dowd, Lynn eld’s Jon Luders, these games it all depends on who we play. No one knows Clayton Marengi and Matt Fiore, Saugus’ Ronnie Paolo, Jackson Stanton and Todd Tringale, who top team is.” and Fenwick’s Trey Deloury. PEABODY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018

Price deals against former team

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS David Price gave up just four hits in 6 1/3 innings of shutout ball against the Detroit Tigers Friday night. The Sox won, 1-0. Navs blow lead late, but rebound to beat Pittsfield in home run derby

PITTSFIELD — The North derbilt) went 1-for-4 with one lege of Maine’s Zach Begin. The Third baseman Elias Varinos Frelick (Boston College) coming Shore Navigators decided a Fu- RBI during regulation before St. John’s Prep grad became (Tufts) went 2-for-5 with one run up empty during his round, but tures Collegiate Baseball League hitting all five of North Shore’s the first North Shore pitcher to scored to lead the Navs’ seven-hit Keegan carried the Navs with game with a Home Run Derby home runs over the course of the throw eight innings since 2016 attack, while four different play- five long balls, including a tow- for the first time this summer three-minute Derby tiebreaker, as he allowed just three hits and ers recorded RBI and five scored ering shot that landed to the left and ultimately outlasted the allowing it to snap a four-game one walk while striking out 11. runs. Varinos has four multi-hit of the football press box in center Pittsfield Suns — who came back losing streak and improve to 15- He became the first Navigator games in his last seven. field on his first swing. from a 5-0 deficit in the ninth in- 26 on the year. Pittsfield slipped to record double-digit strikeouts After lefty reliever Sean The Navs return to action ning — after 10 complete frames to 16-23. in a game since fellow Monk Thompson (Merrimack) pitched Sunday against the first-place Friday night at Wahconah Park, Pittsfield’s five-run ninthproduct Alex Valenti fanned a a scoreless 10th inning with Martha’s Vineyard Sharks. First 6-5. spoiled a spectacular starting franchise-record 14 Old Orchard two strikeouts, the Derby com- pitch is set for 5 p.m. from Fraser Catcher Dominic Keegan (Van- effort from Saint Joseph’s Col- Beach batters on June 11, 2014. menced. Center fielder Sal Field. Peabody West earns berth in District 4 title game

DISTRICT 4 up clutch with a two-run double to tie and not even think about it and it From B1 the game. payed off.” “It’s a tough game, we battled all Tied at 6-6 in the last inning, Scali However, Billerica wasn’t ready to the way through,” Porcella said. reached on a walk for West. Through- give up. After a walk and a hit batter “Johnny [Horgan] got caught stealing out the inning, Scali moved to second in the fourth, James Tucker added a home and he comes back with a and third on passed balls and when a three-run homer of his own to put clutch hit.” third pitch got away from Billerica’s Billerica up 6-4. “I’ve been struggling in those situa- catcher he sprinted home as well to With two outs and runners at sec- tions,” Horgan said. “I was pretty walk the game off before celebrating ond and third for West, Horgan came nervous but I tried to just breathe West’s victory with his teammates.

ITEM FILE PHOTO North Shore Navigators pitcher Zach Begin spent two seasons pitching for the St. John’s Prep baseball team before going to St. Joseph’s College of Maine. ITEM FILE PHOTO Logan Lomasney has had a great season defen- Begin learning a lot from Navs manager Alford sively at catcher for the Peabody Little League Softball All-Stars. BEGIN “The biggest thing is we’ve gotten guys on base. We’re in a crucial time From B1 closer as a team,” Begin said. “We’re of the season and we need to get run- not only teammates but we’re also ners through home plate. Peabody softball “My biggest area to improve on was friends. We’re really picking it up, Begin added, “Everybody’s excited developing my change-up and my especially over the past few weeks. to potentially make the postseason. curveball to the best of my abilities,” Our chemistry has developed. We’re We’re in it to win it. We don’t want to clicking on all cylinders Begin, a Georgetown native, said. learning more and more about each see the season end early.” “Coach Alford showed me a change- other and we have great chemistry With three seasons remaining in up and it’s already becoming one of on our team.” his college baseball career, Begin’s heading to regionals the best pitches I throw. My curveball But there’s plenty of work left as thankful for the opportunity to devel- PEABODY is developing shape and I’m really the FBCL playoff race heats up. If op as a pitcher while facing top-notch proud of that. the pitchers can figure things out competition with the Navigators. From B1 “I was working with a change-up from the mound and the hitters can “This season has been phenome- Stout defense has also been a key ingredient of Peabody’s that I’ve tried at school,” Begin add- produce timely hits with runners in nal,” Begin said. “I really wanted to winning recipe. ed. “It was pretty average. The one I scoring positions, North Shore feels find a spot where I could develop as “I think by far the strength has been our pitching,” Bet- have now is absolutely phenomenal. it’ll find itself in the thick of the post- a pitcher. I’m facing guys from Van- tencourt said. “Abby has been pitching very well and that’s I’m hoping to bring that to school and season push. The Navigators, 15-25 derbilt, Arizona, Houston. Watching the first key. The second key would be our defense. Our fool hitters with that.” on the season, are currently in sixth myself get these batters out really catcher, Logan, throws runners out and that’s crucial. We North Shore’s pitching staff share a place in the league. Six of the seven helps my confidence. I was really ex- play great defense and that’s obviously helpful.” similar story to how the Navigators FCBL teams will qualify for the post- cited when I got the opportunity to Defensively, Lomasney has called an excellent string of season has gone thus far. The pitch- season. play on the team. Even if somebody games behind the plate, Petrillo has played a stellar short- ers, and the team as a whole, started “I think the pitching is one of the hits a home run off me, it’s a learning stop and Hailey Roach has been solid at second base. Pea- slow out of the gate. Since then, the things we need to work on as a staff,” experience for me. This has been a body’s youngest player, Elizabeth Bettencourt, also Mark’s Navigators have dug themselves out Begin said. “We’re a great staff. We really good experience for me.” daughter, has played great defense at first base. of last place in the FCBL standings just need to work on the little things North Shore hosts Martha’s Vine- And Peabody’s outfielders, including their substitutes, and the pitchers have shown signs of like limiting passed balls. We need to yard Sunday evening (5) with five haven’t missed a beat. Although Bettencourt and Grieco consistency. produce more runs instead of leaving home games on next week’s schedule. don’t allow many opposing batters to put the ball in play in the outfield, the Tanners outfielders have gotten the job done when needed. Mia Philbrook and Marissa Simmons play left field, Kiley Family, friends celebrate Vanessa Masucci’s life Doolin and Alana Sweeney team up in center and Jessica Steed and Penelope Spack pair up in right field. MASUCCI ble-elimination format. friends. He pointed to, in no particular “They’ve made every play hit to them,” Bettencourt said From B1 The community has responded well order, assistant tournament director of his outfielders. “Sometimes it’s hard to play a position to the tournament, as a number of lo- Jim Kefalas, Colleen (Clancy) Brans- when you don’t get a lot of action because you tend to relax. The tournament opened Friday cal entities have lent support and field, Nicole Oak, Janelle (Bruno) He- Our defense has done an amazing job in these past eight night at Rogato Field, with six games sponsorship to the event. Harrington garty, Ashley Laramie, Erica Richard, wins. We’ve only allowed one run in those eight games.” getting played in groups of two at a Trophies, Lynn Babe Ruth, Sacred Tony Bruno, Colleen Newbury, Jim Bettencourt, who manages Peabody with assistant coach- time on adjacent fields. It will continue Heart Church, Connery Elementary, and Ryan Beliveau, and Sara (Fitzger- es Jeff Roach and Ryan Lomasney, said getting the Tanners Saturday with a marathon of games, Revere High, Danvers High, St. Mary’s ald) McCabe for the lion’s share of the to Bristol was true community effort. Fundraising was a as two games each will be played every High and Phi Sigma Sigma (Vanessa’s credit. major part of making the trip to regionals possible. two hours from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. sorority) are just some of the many “They’re the reason why this tourna- “The fundraising has gone well,” Bettencourt said. “It’s That’s 12 games, for those who are who donated time and support to the ment is happening,” said Joe Masucci. hard because we’re only given four days to raise the money. counting. The tournament will then tournament. “I feel like I shouldn’t accept much of I’ve been going around the city posting the gofundme page close out Sunday afternoon with two or But the real reason why the tourna- the credit really, because this was done in every store and restaurant. We’ve asked for donations three more games, weather permit- ment is going on and why it has been with the help of so many people who from several companies, the people we’ve asked have been ting. There are 11 teams in the tourna- so successful, according to Joe Masuc- loved Vanessa. Those people are the very generous.” ment, which will be played in a dou- ci, is the tireless work of Vanessa’s reason we’re here this weekend.” All regional round games will be streamed on ESPN+. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS SATURDAY Marblehead vs. Rowley (5) (Not including last night’s games) Today Sunday Monday Senior Babe Ruth Regionals SUNDAY vs. Martha’s vs. Nashua Lynn vs. Connecticut (11, at Vernon Senior Babe Ruth Regionals W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Hills Field in Worcester) Lynn vs. Rhode Island (9, at Vernon OFF Vineyard (5) (7) M. Vineyard 27 12 0.692 - 1L 6-4 12-year-old Softball Regionals Hills in Worcester) Worcester 24 14 0.632 2.5 7W 9-1

Peabody vs. Pennsylvania (4, at Bristol, North Shore Baseball League Bristol 24 17 0.585 4 4W 7-3 Saugus vs. Kingston (4) CT) Brockton 20 21 0.488 8 1L 5-5 Manchester vs. Rowley (4) Tuesday Wednesday North Shore Baseball League Swampscott vs. Marblehead (5) at Worcester vs. Worcester Pittsfi eld 16 22 0.421 10.5 1W 4-6 North Reading vs. Kingston (1) Peabody vs. North Shore Phillies (7) (6:30) (10:30) North Shore 14 26 0.350 13.5 4L 2-8 Nashua 13 26 0.333 14 3L 2-8 SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Woods cross Rogato Field at Breed Mid- dle School, Lynn. country series The tournament is seeking a number of additional co-ed The 49th annual Lynn teams. Summer cross country If interested, call 781 599- series will continue every Wednesday until Septem- 4861 or email at vanessama- ber 26. succisoftball2018@hotmail. Each evening includes a Vanessa Masucci (MacCor- regular 1.59 mile, a short mack) was murdered last race of the day and a long September inside her race of the day. There is no Revere home. She was a entry fee. Lynn native and a member Refer top www.lwrun.org of the St. Mary’s High soft- for more information. ball team. Bishop Fenwick Lynn youth tennis basketball camp clinics The Bishop Fenwick The Lynn Parks and Rec- Girls Basketball Camp reation Department is host- will be held from July ing youth tennis clinics 23-26 (9 a.m.-1 p.m.) at every Monday, Tuesday and Danvers Indoor Sports. Wednesday from July 9 Instructors include play- through August 1. The clin- ers and coaches from the ics will be held at Gowdy PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2018 Division 3 North Park and will be organized Dustin Johnson reads a putt in the rain during the second round of The Open Championship in champion Crusaders, as by age group. Kids ages Carnoustie, Scotland Friday. Johnson shot 6-over in the rst two rounds and missed the cut. well as current collegiate eight and under will have players. Anyone interested their clinic from 5 p.m. to 6 can contact Fenwick coach p.m., kids ages nine to 11 Adam DeBaggis at aag- Cut down: 3 of top 5 players to miss [email protected] for more will have their clinic from 6 details. p.m. to 7 p.m. and kids ages 12 and over will have their clinic from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. the cut at The Open Championship Youth Summer The clinics will cover evening track many aspects of tennis, CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (AP) — in the world. “Besides that, things It was just as tough for Thomas, including the forehand, Justin Rose made his only birdie of didn’t happen. I can’t give an expla- who bogeyed two of the last three The fifth annual Lynn backhand, serve, positioning the day when he needed it the most, nation really. I don’t know.” holes to miss the cut by a shot. Parks and Recreation and scoring. Kids are sinking an 18-footer on the nal Rose, who is ranked No. 3, came For Rahm, it was an abrupt end to a Youth Summer Evening encouraged to bring a tennis hole to make the cut Friday in the to the 18th hole needing a birdie to week in which many thought he might Track meets will be held racquet and a water bottle British Open. survive the cut. He got a big cheer contend for his rst major champion- at the Manning Field to the clinic. There is a limit- Other top players weren’t as fortu- from the crowd after rolling in his ship. He struggled to explain how he track on Mondays for the ed number of tennis rac- nate. putt to avoid heading home. shot the 78 that sent him home. next two months from quets available through the Three of the world’s top ve play- “Right now my thoughts are I’m “Right now I’m not in any mental Monday, July 9 until Mon- Parks and Recreation day, August 27 at 6:30 ers missed the cut, including top- delighted,” Rose said. “Twenty min- state to think about what happened, Department. p.m. There is no entry fee ranked Dustin Johnson and No. 2 utes ago, I was not very delighted.” to be honest,” he said. For more information, con- to participate. Justin Thomas. Masters champion Rose said he thought 3 over was Rahm said there is a ne line be- There will be running tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- Patrick Reed nearly went home af- going to be the cut line, and it was. tween contending and missing the events and field events at 7096. ter making double bogey on No. 15 Now he’s got an early tee time Sat- cut in most major championships, each meet. Running and bogey on 16, but parred the nal urday and an outside chance to when a few stray shots can make events will be a 30-meter Lynn Flag Football two nishing holes to make the cut make his way up the leaderboard. the difference. race for ages three and on the number at 3-over-par. “Just got to try to turn it around “I don’t think I ever had a grasp under and 50, 100, 200, Tournament Jon Rahm didn’t come close, de- for the weekend,” he said. “Be out on it,” he said. “It’s just sad. You nev- 400, 800, one-mile and spite an opening 69. Rahm shot a there fairly early tomorrow and cer- er know in a major. Once you make relays for ages high school The third annual Lynn Flag second round 78, but the birdie on tainly try to get into the red as soon the cut, you can have a good week- and younger. Field events Football Tournament will be the tough 18th hole was little conso- as I can and try to make a run.” end. You get the right side of the will be the standing long held on Saturday, July 28 at lation for his week’s work. Johnson, meanwhile, never recov- draw, and you’re playing some good jump and the softball Manning Field. Registration “At least I can say I made birdie ered from a triple bogey on the 18th weather, and you might be able to throw. All communities are for the tournament begins at to that pin on the 18th at Carnoust- hole in his rst round. He shot 76-72 make some shots back and make it invited. 7:30 that morning and the ie,” said Rahm, who is ranked fth to miss the cut by three shots. happen. You never know.” For more information, tournament itself begins at visit www.lwrun.org, email 8 a.m. There’s no cost to reg- [email protected] or call ister and water will be sup- (781) 709-7135 or (781) Woods has mixed bag and another 71 at The Open plied, free to all players. The 593-6562. tournament will feature four CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (AP) — Tiger Woods didn’t entirely hurt grammar division teams, his chances in the British Open. Masucci softball eight middle school teams Better yet, he didn’t hurt anyone in the gallery. tournament and four high school teams. Woods still walked away on Friday realizing he made it a little For more information con- tougher on the weekend at Carnoustie if he wants to end a decade The Vanessa Masucci co-ed tact Lynn Parks and Recre- without winning a major. A rugged start, a strong recovery, a few putts slow-pitch softball tourna- ation at 781-268-8000 or via for birdie, a few he missed for par, and it added to an even-par 71. ment will be held the week- email at lynnparksandrecre- “I could have cleaned up the round a little bit,” he said. end of July 20-22 at Grace [email protected]. He was at least six shots behind Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner, who took double bogey on the 18th hole, with just under half the eld still on the course. MLB The wildest moment on a wet day in Scotland came on the second hole, when Woods hit his drive well to the right on the side of a dune. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division The grass was deep enough that it was certain to twist the club on W L Pct GB W L Pct GB impact. Woods asked the gallery to move back because he would have Boston 68 30 .694 — Philadelphia 53 42 .558 — New York 62 33 .653 4½ Atlanta 52 42 .553 ½ to start it to the right with the golf ball well above his feet. Tampa Bay 49 47 .510 18 Washington 48 48 .500 5½ The shot came out hot and right at them. There was no evidence it Toronto 43 52 .453 23½ Miami 41 57 .418 13½ hit anyone — no one was hurt, anyway — because the ball at least Baltimore 28 69 .289 39½ New York 39 55 .415 13½ Central Division Central Division kept going in the rough. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Woods was thankful. Cleveland 52 43 .547 — Chicago 55 38 .591 — Minnesota 44 50 .468 7½ Milwaukee 55 43 .561 2½ “I was trying to play for the grass to wrap the shaft around there PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Detroit 41 57 .418 12½ St. Louis 48 46 .511 7½ and hit it left, and I was just trying to hold the face open as much as I Chicago 33 62 .347 19 Pittsburgh 48 49 .495 9 possibly could. It grabbed the shaft and smothered it,” he said. “I was Tiger Woods hits a shot from the Kansas City 27 68 .284 25 Cincinnati 43 53 .448 13½ West Division West Division very, very fortunate that it got far enough down there where I had a full rough during the second round of W L Pct GB W L Pct GB wedge into the green.” The Open Championship Friday. Houston 64 35 .646 — Los Angeles 53 43 .552 — Seattle 58 39 .598 5 Arizona 53 44 .546 ½ Oakland 55 42 .567 8 Colorado 51 45 .531 2 TV/RADIO Los Angeles 49 48 .505 14 San Francisco 50 48 .510 4 Texas 41 56 .423 22 San Diego 40 59 .404 14½ SATURDAY 1:30 p.m...... IAAF Diamond League ...... NBCSN Friday’s Games Chicago White Sox (Covey 3-5) at Seattle TV Radio N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. (Hernandez 8-7), 10:10 p.m. MLB MLB Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. St. Louis (Gant 3-3) at Chicago Cubs Boston at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. (Montgomery 3-3), 1:05 p.m., 1st game 1 p.m...... NY Mets at NY Yankees ...... MLB Network 6:10 p.m...... 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Fox 1:07 p.m. CFL Boston (Johnson 1-2) at Detroit (Fiers 6-6), Minnesota at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. Extreme sports Cleveland at Texas, 3:05 p.m. 6:10 p.m. 9 p.m...... Montreal at Calgary ...... ESPN2 1 p.m...... X Games Minneapolis ...... ABC Miami (Lopez 1-1) at Tampa Bay (TBD), San Francisco at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Golf 6:10 p.m. Houston at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. Golf Houston (Verlander 9-5) at L.A. Angels (Tro- Chicago White Sox at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. 4:30 a.m...... British Open ...... Golf 4:30 a.m...... British Open ...... Golf N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 8:05 p.m. peano 3-4), 7:15 p.m. 7 a.m...... British Open ...... NBC 7 a.m...... British Open ...... NBC Minnesota (Lynn 7-7) at Kansas City (Junis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. 1 p.m...... US Junior Amateur Championship ...... FS1 5-10), 7:15 p.m. Atlanta at Washington, 1:35 p.m. 4 p.m...... PGA Tour: Barbasol Championship ...... Golf 4 p.m...... PGA Tour: Barbasol Championship ...... Golf Cleveland (Carrasco 11-5) at Texas (Colon San Diego at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Auto racing 5-7), 8:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. Auto racing 9:10 a.m...... Formula One: German Grand Prix ...... ESPN2 San Francisco (Bumgarner 3-3) at Oakland St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. 4 p.m...... IMSA: Northeast Grand Prix (tape) ...... FS1 (TBD), 9:05 p.m. Colorado at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. 2 p.m...... Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 ...... NBCSN 4 p.m...... Xfinity: Lakes Region 200 ...... NBCSN Horse racing Horse racing 4 p.m...... Saratoga Live ...... FS2 TODAY IN SPORTS 4 p.m...... Saratoga Live ...... FS2 Mixed martial arts Rugby 1963 — Jack Nicklaus wins the 2 p.m...... UFC: Mauricio Rua vs. Anthony Smith ...... FS1 July 21 3 p.m...... World Cup Sevens (Bowl quarterfinals) ...... NBC PGA championship by two strokes 1876 — Princeton takes the team 6:30 p.m...... World Cup Sevens (men’s matches) ...... NBC Rugby over Dave Ragan to become the championship in the rst IC4A Soccer 2:30 p.m...... World Cup Sevens ...... NBC (Intercollegiate Association of Am- fourth golfer to win the three major 10 a.m...... Bayern Munich vs. Paris Saint-Germain .....ESPN2 7 p.m...... World Cup Sevens ...... NBCSN ateur Athletes Association) track United States titles. 3:30 p.m...... NWSL: Seattle at Orlando ...... Lifetime Soccer and eld meet. 1968 — Arnold Palmer becomes 7 p.m...... MLS: New England at New York ...... NBCSB 2:30 p.m...... ICC Futures Tournament ...... ESPN2 1957 — Lionel Herbert wins the the rst PGA golfer to earn $1 mil- 10 p.m...... Liga MX: Club Tijuana vs. Guadalajara ...... FS1 4 p.m...... Liverpool vs. Borussia Dortmond ...... ESPN PGA championship with a 2-1 nal lion over his career despite losing Tennis Radio round victory over Dow Finster- by one stroke to Julius Boros in the 5:30 p.m...... World TeamTennis ...... ESPNews MLB wald. PGA championship. Track and field 1:10 p.m...... Boston at Detroit ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 21, 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 SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JULY 21, 2018 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) WGBH Poldark on Master- Endeavour on Masterpiece A The Tunnel: Ven- Antiques Roadshow Stories- 10 Day Belly Slimdown With Social events will stir your ^ PBS piece murder at an army base. (N) geance Stage Dr. Kellyann If you open up about the way If you do your own thing, imagination and motivate WBZ Springs- Tony Me, My- Me, My- Me, My- Living 48 Hours News Phantom Gourmet Marie Smoke- you feel, you will be able to you will grab the attention of $ CBS teen Bennett self & I self & I self & I Biblically Osmond less Grill you to try something new. Test remedy some of the prob- someone who believes in your WCVB Inside Chronicle America’s Funniest Truth and Lies: The Menendez Brothers News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- the waters and proceed with lems you’ve been facing. mission. An offering or finan- % ABC Edition Home Videos -- American Sons, American Murderers Center 5 Page “.exe” tary confidence. A commitment or Relationship troubles can be cial gain will encourage you to WBTS Access (N) Little Big Shots Dateline NBC “Double Lives” A mother of News Saturday Night Live “Chadwick 1st Look romantic gesture will improve solved. make a personal change. * NBC three goes missing. at 11 Boseman; Cardi B” “BKLYN” your personal life. WFXT MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago Cubs. Wrigley Field. Boston Boston Gordon Ramsay’s Just for Just for Boston SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21-April 19) 9 FOX (N) News 25 24 Hours to Hell Laughs Laughs News LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don’t share personal informa- Simplicity will be the key to WUTF El analfabeto (1960, Comedia) Cantinflas, ›› Let’s Be Cops (2014, Comedia) Jake La Madre Teresa (2003) Olivia Hussey, Ingrid Rubio. Don’t feel you must give in to tion or pay for someone else’s your success. Don’t compli- = UMA Lilia Prado, Sara García. Johnson, Damon Wayans Jr. Una monja dedica su vida para ayudar al pobre. someone trying to push an mistake. If you observe and cate matters by giving others Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ›› Alexander (2004) Colin Farrell, Angelina Jolie, Val Kilmer. How I Met How I Met Mike & WSBK added expense or responsibil- listen carefully, you will avoid too much choice. Offer what F MNT Theory Theory Macedonia’s young king conquers much of the known world. Molly ity on you. 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If you look for an outlet, you’ll formation, ask questions TELE Larrymania Freddy ›‡ The Legend of Hercules (2014, Aven- El César (N) Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa clear-cut and reasonable, you will get the help you need to find a unique way to ease and strive to make personal ¨ TELE está libre. tura) Kellan Lutz, Scott Adkins. y Más nes tremas your stress and make your changes that will make you a WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & execute your plans. A short ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order trip will bring about positive living arrangements more better person. Nurture import- CABLE STATIONS change and greater stability. conducive to the lifestyle you ant relationships and strive for (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 07.21.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law desire. greater equality. A&E PD -- 07.13.18” (N) enforcement. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) “Lethal ›››‡ Lethal Weapon 2 (1989, Action) Mel Gibson, ››› Lethal Weapon 3 (1992, Action) Mel Gibson, ›› Lethal Weapon AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) AMC You’ll be questioned if you Weapon” Danny Glover, Joe Pesci. Danny Glover, Joe Pesci. 4 (1998) don’t finish what you start or Use your energy wisely. It will Use your head and do what’s (5:56) ›› “Burlesque” (2010, ›› Burlesque (2010, Drama) Cher. A small-town gal ››‡ Talladega Nights (2006, Comedy) Will Ferrell. A BRAVO fulfill a promise you made. be easy for you to overreact right. Don’t let your reluctance Drama) Cher. ‘PG-13’ finds her niche at a neoburlesque club. ‘PG-13’ NASCAR driver has a new rival. ‘PG-13’ Don’t leave yourself in a vul- to a change that someone to hurt someone’s feelings be Deadliest Catch ›››› Jaws (1975, Suspense) Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw. A ››‡ Jaws 2 (1978) Roy Scheider. Tourist town and DISC nerable position; get moving makes. Understanding and misleading. Honesty will be man-eating shark terrorizes a New England resort town. police chief dread huge white shark at beach. and don’t leave room for error compassion will bring better less stressful when all is said “Inside Bunk’d Bunk’d Bug Bug Raven’s Raven’s Stuck/ Stuck/ Andi Bunk’d Bunk’d Bunk’d DISN Out” Juice: Juice: Home Home Middle Middle Mack or criticism. results. Try to be patient. and done. X Games From Minneapolis. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN ter Overwatch League Semifinal: Philadelphia CFL Football Montreal Alouettes at Calgary Stampeders. (N) X Games From Minneapolis. (N) BRIDGE ESPN2 Fusion vs. New York Excelsior. (N) “Toy ›››› Toy Story 2 (1999, Children’s) ›››‡ Toy Story 3 (2010, Children’s) Voices of Tom ›› The Lion King II: Simba’s FREE Story” Voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen. Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack. Pride (1998, Children’s) “Juras- ›››‡ The Revenant (2015, Adventure) Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy. A Snowfall “Sightlines” Better Better Better Sometimes passes help as much as bids FX sic” vengeful fur trapper tracks down the man who betrayed him. Things Things Things Mickey Rooney said, “You al- penalty, you have a trump to If he has the spade queen, (5:35) “Kingsman: ›‡ The Snowman (2017, Suspense) Boxing Jaime Munguia vs. Liam Smith. REAL Sports With Sharp HBO The Golden Circle” Michael Fassbender. ‘R’ From Las Vegas. (N) Bryant Gumbel Objects ways pass failure on the way to lead at trick one.) he started with at least 12 Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Stars Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn success.” Many tournament pairs have points and would surely have HIST Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars Stars At the bridge table, noting various gadgets for North to opened the bidding. 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(2017) Denzel Jumanji: out double indicated a max- holds the spade queen. If it STARZ Last Stand” (2006) Suspense) Helen Mirren. ‘R’ heads. Washington, Colin Farrell. ‘PG-13’ Welcome imum pass with shortage in is West, South must ruff the (5:30) ›› “Ghost ››› Iron Man (2008, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Terrence How- Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama spades. (Note that 4-4-4-1 is fourth heart with dummy’s SYFY Rider” (2007) ard. A billionaire dons an armored suit to fight criminals. the best distribution for a take- spade nine or jack. But if it is Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan Actor Samuel Full Conan Actor Samuel TBS out double because you have East, declarer must trump with Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory L. Jackson. (N) Frontal L. Jackson. four-card support for whichever dummy’s spade king, then run “Hobbit: Battle of ›››‡ Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015) Harrison Ford. Han ›› Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (1999, Science TNT the Five Armies” Solo and his allies face a new threat from Kylo Ren. Fiction) Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor. suit partner names, and if he the jack through East. What is NCIS “Spider and NCIS A controversial NCIS “Twenty Klicks” NCIS A terrorist Queen of the South Shooter “A Call to Colony happens to pass, turning your the key clue? USA the Fly” crime scene. group buys bombs. “El Juicio” Arms” “Bonzo” takeout double into one for Right -- West’s initial pass. Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & VH1 Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hip Hop CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV JULY 22, 2018 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Downton Abbey on Poldark on Master- Endeavour on Masterpiece The Tunnel: Ven- Antiques Brain Secrets With Dr. Michael ^ PBS Masterpiece piece “Quartet” (N) geance (N) R’dshow Merzenich WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Big Brother (N) NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles News Sports Final OT (N) Joel Inspira- $ CBS “Vendetta” Osteen tion Min WCVB America’s Funniest Celebrity Family The $100,000 Pyra- To Tell the Truth (N) News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos Feud (N) mid (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Return 0” WBTS Little Big Shots America’s Got Talent “Judge Cuts 1” Shades of Blue “The News Access American Ninja * NBC Guest judge Ken Jeong joins the panel. Reckoning” at 11 Warrior WFXT One Strange Rock Simpsons Bob’s Family Ghosted Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Whacked This- Boston 9 FOX Single-cell bacteria. Burgers Guy (N) 10PM (N) News Depth Out Spo. Minute News WUTF (6:30) ››› “X-Men: First Class” (2011, ›‡ Paranoia (2013, Suspenso) Liam Hems- Drug Real La Última Muerte (2011) Kuno = UMA Acción) James McAvoy. worth, Harrison Ford, Gary Oldman. Wars America Becker, Manolo Cardona. WSBK Castle “Once Upon a WBZ News 8p (N) Blue Bloods “Guilt Blue Bloods “Per- Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Time in the West” by Association” sonal Business” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX The Vietnam War “The Veneer of Civiliza- The Vietnam War American troops with- Soundstage Blondie Ask This Poldark on Master- L PBS tion” Nixon wins the presidency. draw from Vietnam. performs. 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Wild Wild Jedi (1983) Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Modern Modern Modern Modern Chrisley USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Family Family Family Family Knows Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & VH1 Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hip Hop B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 Putin, Trump talked about a referendum for Ukraine By Angela Charlton has killed more than former Foreign Minister duce the fighting but failed ASSOCIATED PRESS 10,000 people. Konstantin Grishchenko to find a lasting political He did not elaborate on said, “Kiev will never agree solution for the region. MOSCOW — Russian what Putin’s solutions to a referendum in the Don- Putin has sought to be- President Vladimir Putin would be. bass initiated by Russia.” come a Trump ally at a and U.S. President Donald The discussion could be “The Kremlin already time when U.S. ties to Trump discussed the pos- seen as an effort to side- used a referendum as Europe are fraying, and sibility of a referendum in step European peace ef- justification for annexing both presidents are criti- separatist-leaning east- forts for Ukraine and in- Crimea. And Moscow is cal of the EU and NATO. ern Ukraine during their crease the pressure on the trying to use this theory German Chancellor An- Helsinki summit, Russia’s and spread it to the Don- ambassador to the U.S. Ukrainian government in gela Merkel pushed back said Friday. its protracted conflict with bass,” he said on the 112. Friday at Trump’s ques- However, the White pro-Russian separatists in ua television network. tioning of NATO’s central House said later that it is the Donbass region. International powers did tenet of collective defense. not considering support- Later Friday, U.S. Na- not recognize the Crimean Ambassador Antonov ing the idea. tional Security Council referendum that preced- called Monday’s summit in Ambassador Anatoly An- spokesman Garrett Mar- ed Russia’s annexation. Helsinki a “key event” in tonov revealed the discus- quis said “The adminis- Ukraine’s Donetsk and international politics and sions amid confusion and tration is not considering PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Luhansk regions also held laughed off suggestions concern in the U.S. about supporting a referendum Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a referendums in 2014 that the two leaders made any what the two world lead- in eastern Ukraine.” meeting with Russian ambassadors to foreign were not recognized by “secret deals.” ers actually agreed upon “To organize a so-called countries in Moscow, Russia, Thursday. Ukraine’s government. Antonov insisted that behind closed doors. referendum in a part of European powers are diplomatic discussions “This issue (of a refer- Ukraine which is not under talks with Putin. pro-Russian president also expected to oppose a should remain discreet in referendum in the Don- endum) was discussed,” government control would The U.S. and Russia have and Russia’s annexation order to be effective, but have no legitimacy,” he said. bass, where pro-Russian gave a few details of their he said, adding that Putin been on opposing sides of of Ukraine’s Crimean Pen- made “concrete propos- Trump tweeted that the separatists hold sway. discussions on arms con- als” to Trump on solutions two leaders had discussed the conflict in Ukraine, insula a month later. They have been committed trol and said the summit for the four-year, Rus- Ukraine, but had not men- which was unleashed af- Ukraine’s government to a 2015 peace deal signed notably made progress on sian-backed insurgency tioned a referendum or ter a popular uprising in didn’t immediately respond in the Belarusian capital of U.S.-Russian cooperation in eastern Ukraine, which revealed specifics of the 2014 against Ukraine’s to the developments but Minsk that has helped re- on Syria’s future.

Soccer coach Suspect confesses in killing Ekkapol Janthawong, center, and of Olympic figure skater members of the rescued By James Ellingworth soccer team ASSOCIATED PRESS attend a Buddhist MOSCOW — One of two ceremony men detained in Kazakh- in Mae Sai stan on suspicion of kill- district, ing Olympic figure skat- ing medalist Denis Ten Chiang Rai has confessed, authorities province, said Friday. northern Prosecutor Berik Zhuyrek- Thailand, tayev said in a televised Thursday. statement that Nuraly Kiyasov “confessed his PHOTO | ASSOCIATED guilt in the presence of PRESS an attorney” while be- ing questioned over the 25-year-old skater’s death Thailand seeks control over Thursday in the Kazakh city of Almaty. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The prosecutor didn’t Figure skater Denis Ten at the 2018 Winter movies about cave ordeal give further details of what Olympics in Gangneung, South Korea. exactly Kiyasov had said. By Kaweewit the 12 boys and their coach of Social Development and Police have also detained He died in the hospital of Continents championships Kaewjinda who were trapped in a cave Human Security to make 23-year-old Arman Kudai- massive blood loss from in 2015, and was a world ASSOCIATED PRESS for almost three weeks be- sure the young soccer bergenov in connection multiple wounds, the Ka- championship silver med- fore being rescued. players and those asso- with Ten’s death, which BANGKOK — Thai- zinform news agency said. alist in 2013. With the boys returned ciated with them are not has prompted national land’s military govern- Prosecutors are treating He struggled with inju- home, attention has bothered while they are mourning. Authorities ment wants to control how his death as a murder. ries in recent years and released a picture of the movies portray the ordeal turned to how the media is going through a period of Kazinform reported that could only finish 27th at disheveled-looking man of the young soccer play- handling the post-rescue mental rehabilitation. Kiyasov was taken to the the Pyeongchang Olym- being held by masked men ers and their heroic rescue story. There has been crit- He said the foreign me- scene of the crime under pics in February. wearing body armor and from a flooded cave that icism of several news out- dia “may not know the heavy security Friday as Ten had been working on camouflage uniforms. drew worldwide interest lets, mostly foreign, who consequences of our child part of the investigation. a script in recent months and the attention of for- are considered to have protections laws. Even Ten was stabbed after a Ten’s bronze in Sochi which the Kazakh-Rus- eign filmmakers. ignored official advice to if unintentional, but if dispute with people who in 2014 made him Ka- sian director Timur Bek- Culture Minister Vira leave the boys alone for guilty, we can conduct le- allegedly tried to steal zakhstan’s first Olympic mambetov said Friday Rojpochanarat said he at least a month to try to gal proceedings against a mirror from his car in medalist in figure skat- would now be turned into will propose at next week’s avoid psychological stress foreigners.” Wissanu, who his home city of Almaty. ing. He also won the Four a movie. Cabinet meeting that a that recounting their or- is considered the top le- special committee be es- deal might trigger. gal expert for Thailand’s tablished to oversee the Deputy Prime Minister ruling junta, said the boys production of films, docu- Wissanu Krea-ngam said are protected by child pro- mentaries and videos re- Friday he had instructed tection laws and informa- lated to the experiences of officials from the Ministry tion protection laws. North Korea puts reunion of war-separated families in doubt By Hyung-Jin Kim ASSOCIATED PRESS SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea said Friday that an August reunion of Korean families separated by war may not happen if South Korea doesn’t im- mediately return some of its citizens who arrived in the South in recent years. The 2016 arrival of a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS group of 12 female em- Smoke billows from a fire outside Ljusdal, Sweden. ployees from a North Ko- rean-run restaurant in China has been a source EU nations provide help for Sweden of contention between the rival Koreas. North Korea as wildfires rage above Arctic Circle has accused South Korea of kidnapping them, while By Jari Tanner air. Finland and Norway has experienced an in- South Korea says they de- ASSOCIATED PRESS have also reported wild- tense heat wave in the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cided to resettle on their fires in the past few days. past week. Temperatures own will. A TV screen shows a blurred photo of North HELSINKI — Sweden Some 500 voluntary sol- have reached over 90 North Korea has often is fighting its most serious Korean restaurant workers in China during a diers from the Swedish Fahrenheit throughout used the women as a rea- wildfires in decades — in- news program at the Seoul Railway Station in military have been dis- Finland, Norway and Swe- son to rebuff South Ko- cluding blazes above the Seoul, South Korea, Friday. patched to help with Black den. The weather also has rea’s repeated request to Arctic Circle — prompting Hawk helicopters in the been dry with no substan- allow elderly citizens split the government to seek Seoul doesn’t send back Seoul that they told him central region of Alvdalen. tial rain for weeks, mak- during the 1950-53 Ko- help from the military, hun- the women. they did not know they In some areas emergen- ing the region’s brush and rean War to reunite with Seoul’s Unification Min- were heading to South Ko- dreds of volunteers and each other temporarily. other European nations. cy rescue services have forests highly flammable. istry said it has no com- rea when they departed called for all able-bodied Swedish Prime Minister But Friday’s statement is ment on the Uriminzokki- China. As of Friday, over 50 the North’s first attempt blazes were torching for- men to help out putting Stefan Lofven said Friday ri dispatch. “Some of them, they to link the fate of the wom- ests, mostly in central and the wildfires that have that his government is There has been mount- were taken to the Repub- en to the August reunion western Sweden but also raged this week. working “every minute” to ing speculation that some lic of Korea without know- and comes amid worries of the 12 North Korean in the north, above the Arc- “This is a serious situa- get necessary resources to ing that they were coming that a global diplomacy women might have been tic Circle, and on the Baltic tion and the risk for forest the hundreds of firefighters here,” Quintana said, re- to push the North to give truly duped into coming to Sea island of Gotland. fires is extremely high in and emergency workers. up its nuclear weapons is South Korea. ferring to South Korea by No deaths or injuries the whole country,” said Sweden has received making little headway af- After meeting some of its formal name. “If they have been reported so Jakob Wernerman, opera- assistance — including ter months of detente. the women earlier this were taken against their far but large evacuations tive head of the Swedish water-bombing planes, he- The North’s state-run month, Tomas Ojea Quin- will, that may (be) consid- have taken place and thou- Civil Contingencies Agen- licopters and staff — from Uriminzokkiri website tana, the United Nations’ ered a crime. It is the duty sands of people have been cy that is coordinating Italy, France and Nor- said that the reunion and independent investigator and responsibility of the warned to remain inside firefighting efforts. way. Denmark, Germany overall inter-Korean ties on human rights in North government of the Repub- with the windows shut to The fires have come as and Lithuania have also could face “obstacles” if Korea, told reporters in lic of Korea to investigate.” avoid breathing the smoky Europe’s Nordic region pledged to help. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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PURITAN RD $385,000 4 LYNCH ST B: S Fancher-Ragalevsky & E $725,000 $1,049,000 B: Alice Dawkins & Larry Dawkins B: Alexander Quatrano & Catherine $455,000 603 LINCOLN AVE B: Trong Sieng Tr, Tr for Shire T S: Jessica M Martin Mcdermott-Ragalevsky Quatrano B: John F Hickey Jr & Sherrinna L $550,000 S: Elizabeth W Lyman & Jane 80 JACKSON ST S: Robert J Brown & Angela T Brown Hickey Macleod-Lyman $399,900 S: Marc J Whittaker B: Bawan Elayathamby & K S: Cheryl Fallon & John Fallon Saravanabawananthan B: Michael E Cannella & Tashia N 151 REDINGTON ST Graham 4 HAMPTON CT NAHANT S: Rogmas Development LLC $590,000 S: Teodoro Mesa $1,013,655 3 MANOR DR B: James T Gassler & Emily M 12 BAY VIEW AVE U:12 $485,000 603 LINCOLN AVE B: Elizabeth Mccaffrey & Patrick Mcmahon 11 KESLAR AVE $485,000 B: Joseph P Conway & Kimberly $173,000 Mccaffrey S: Amy Couture-Rizzo $375,000 B: Ghassan Malaab & Susan Malaab Conway S: John M Guley B: Rogmas Development LLC B: Maria E Herrera S: Ann M Dwyer S: Jenna M 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