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MATT DEMIRS COMMENTARY Safe Lynn Finding ending for freedom kidnapping inside drama By Gayla Cawley and four Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF walls LYNN — A man who allegedly kid- napped his son and assaulted the When I moved into my child’s mother was arrested on State rst apartment at the age Street Wednesday. of 20, I expected nothing The suspect, Rosba Taylor, 25, is in but freedom. police custody, and his son, 3-year-old But as I got lost in the Kyrie Taylor, appears unharmed, ac- excitement of deciding cording to Massachusetts State Police. with my buddies where State and Plymouth police spent the we’d put the TV and morning searching for the man. Rosba couches, I was blissfully Taylor, also known as Randy Taylor, unaware of responsibility. was estranged from the boy’s mother ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK My newfound sense of and does not have custody of the child. responsibility came in Lynn police brought a kidnapping that started in Plymouth Wednesday to a safe the form of a three-bed- conclusion on State Street: Police Lt. Michael Kmiec cradles Kyrie Taylor, 3. KIDNAPPING, A7 room apartment in the north suburbs of Chicago, less than a mile from my school, Lake Forest Col- State approves DECISION DAY IN SWAMPSCOTT lege. For those who aren’t fa- miliar, it’s a town straight $63.8M for Saugus Voters cast ballots on rail trail out of The Great Gatsby. By Gayla Cawley $850,000 for the design and engineering In fact, F. Scott Fitzger- school project ITEM STAFF of the trail location with the National ald once wrote “Lake For- Grid corridor, as well as the legal fees and est was one of the most SWAMPSCOTT — Voters will head costs for acquisition of easement rights. glamorous places in the By Bridget Turcotte to the polls today to decide the fate of a A group of residents opposed to the trail world.” ITEM STAFF proposed rail trail, as residents have the fought the vote and garnered enough sig- And although he might nal say on whether to allocate funds SAUGUS — The Massachusetts School Building natures on a citizen’s petition to force a have been right, my house that would allow plans for the path to go special election. Authority (MSBA) Board of Directors voted to ap- spoke otherwise. forward. The two-plus mile, 10-foot wide trail prove a grant of up to $63.8 million for a project to Lake Forest has a pre- Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at would run from the Swampscott Train mier beach with sand im- construct a new combination middle-high school three locations — Precinct 1 and 2 will Station to the Marblehead line at ported from Italy and 15- in Saugus Wednesday. vote at Swampscott Senior Center, 200 Seaview Avenue, connecting with the plus room mansions. But “This was their nal stamp of approval to move Rear Essex St.; Precincts 3 and 4 will cast Marblehead rail trail, which also links to as you near the “other side forward with the project,” said School Committee their ballots at First Church Congrega- trails in Salem. of the tracks” (literally a member Jeannie Meredith. “We‘re ahead of the tional, 40 Monument Ave.; and Precincts Opponents, including many abutters cul de sac near the train game. We already have the support of the town 5 and 6 voters will head to Swampscott to the proposed path, have been angry tracks), you’ll nd a mus- and now we have the support of the MSBA.” Middle School, 207 Forest Ave. about the possibility of eminent domain tard colored duplex with Last week, voters agreed to a debt exclusion Voters will decide whether to overturn and have said that the trail is a luxury a 210-56 Town Meeting vote last month, FREEDOM, A7 SAUGUS, A5 where members approved allocating ELECTION, A7

Shooting stars Football game honors Agganis’ legacy

By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — The consensus of opinion from his contemporaries was that Harry Agganis was a man among boys — athletically and phys- ically. “Let’s face it,” said Don Brothers, who spent his middle and high school career staring across the line at “The Golden Greek” while at English, “he was a big man, compared to a lot of the guys back then. He was 6-1, and weighed anywhere from 185-190 pounds. And no matter what he did, he was smart with it. He knew what he was doing.” That’s just a glimpse of the Harry Aggan- is whose name, and legacy, will be honored tonight at the 56th annual Agganis All-Star Football game (7 p.m., Manning Field). Ag- ganis was a star athlete in three sports at Lynn Classical, especially in football. He went onto play football and baseball at Bos- ton University. But he was one of the real-life embodi- ments of poet A.E. Housman’s “To An Ath- lete Dying Young.” He was a rising star with the Boston Red Sox in 1955 when he devel- oped an illness that landed him in Sancta Maria Hospital in Cambridge. While there, ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON on June 27, he died suddenly of a pulmo- nary embolism. He was only 26 years old. Manning Field was abuzz Wednesday for an Agganis triple-header as the boys soccer, girls lacrosse Upon his death, and at the urging of Lynn and boys lacrosse game were played. The South team’s Matthew Page, left, a Lynn resident and Essex attorney Charles Demakis, The Harry Ag- Tech graduate, winds up to boot the ball past Rafael Perez, right, of Tewksbury, in the 22nd Agganis ganis Foundation was established, with All-Star Boys Soccer game Wednesday night at Manning Field. See page B1 for more coverage. AGGANIS, A7

INSIDE The North Shore's Saving lives in Malden longest-running Senior Resource Guide In Medford SUMMER By Steve Freker ter for Addiction Recovery (CCAR) and 2017 Community remembers spirit of Gio. A2 FOR THE ITEM funded by the city of Everett, the new HEALTH CARE COMMUNITY SENIO R coaches include Malden, Everett and Med- In Lynn ORGANIZATIONS MALDEN — The new class of 28 recov- ELDER LAW AND FINANCIAL ford residents. Celebrate summer with SPECIALISTS ery coaches is set to embark on its mission IN-HOME-CARE The rst MOA graduation in March cer- My Brother’s Table. A3 ASSISTANCE to support addicts seeking to free them- NURSING AND REHABILITATIVE CARE

ti ed 24 new recovery coaches. AFFORDABLE selves from substance abuse. SENIOR HOUSING “We can help a lot of people and give them In Opinion OPPORTUNITIES Malden Overcoming Addiction (MOA) ASSISTED LIVING History set to music in Lynn. A4 AND hosted its second Recovery Coach Acad- a better chance,” said MOA President Paul SENIOR LIVING MUCH MORE emy in four days of extensive, eight-hour Hammersley, who has headed up a grassroots In Revere ESSEX MEDIA GROUP training over two weekends at Malden Revere contest to promote 311. A5 High School. Run by the Connecticut Cen- MALDEN, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 80° VOL. 139, ISSUE 172 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 68° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 OBITUARIES

Kenneth S. Estes, 93 Kathleen Murphy, 89 Charles P. Wladkowski

LYNN — Mr. Kenneth wife, Donna of Lynn; Mrs. Kathleen (Aul- Silver, N.J., and Jerry BILLERICA — Dawn M.W. Peters S. Estes, age 93, of a daughter, Linda son) Murphy, age 89, Murphy and his wife Charles P. “Mickey” and her husband Eric Lynn died on Tues- Marnell and her hus- of Lynn, died Sunday Una of Fallbrook, Wladkowski of Biller- of Billerica. He was day, June 27, 2017, band, Ted of Peabody. June 25, 2017, at her Calif.; ten grandchil- ica, formerly of Lynn the beloved grand- peacefully after a brief He also leaves six home, surrounded by dren; Christopher died Wednesday father of Jay, Rob- illness. He was sur- grandchildren: Nicole her family. She was Johnson and his wife June 28, at the Care bie, Tricia and Sarah rounded by his family. and Cameron Weeks, the wife of the late Kristen of N.H., Adam One Hospice House Wladkowski of Nor- He was the husband Gracelyn and Delaine Lester E. Murphy, with Johnson of Fla., Cait- in Concord. Born in wood, Cassidy and of Margaret (Sherber) Estes, and Craig and whom she shared 63 lin Favreau and Jona- Lynn he was the son Ryan Peters of Billeri- Estes, with whom he Ashley Marnell. He years of marriage. than Favreau, both of of the late Charles P. ca, his brother in law shared 66 years of marriage. was preceded in death by his Born in Salem, she was the North Andover, Lauren Murphy and Cecelia “Jerry” (Marks) Michael Serino and his wife Born in Lynn, he was the son sister, Audrey Forbes. daughter of the late George of New York, Dan Murphy of Wladkowski, Sr. and the hus- Pauline of Revere, sister in law of the late George and Dorothy Service information: Vis- Henry Aulson and the late Lu- N.J., Scott Murphy of Oregon, band of the late Patricia A. Cheryl Bean and her husband Sybil Estes. He was a graduate iting Hours will be held in cetta (Dumas) Aulson. A life- Bronwyn Burman of California, (Serino) Wladkowski. Mark of Amesbury, and several of Lynn English High School, the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral long resident of Lynn she at- William Johnston of Auburn- A graduate of St. Mary’s nieces, nephews and cousins. Class of 1941 and a member Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn tended Lynn Schools and was dale, and Mary Johnson of High School where he excelled Service information: Rela- of Local 103 I.B.E.W. Boston for on Friday, June 30, 2017, a graduate of Lynn English Boston; two great-grandchil- in baseball. He was a Vietnam tives and friends are invited 67 years. He was an Army veter- from 4-8 p.m. Funeral from High School, Class of 1945. dren; Zachary and Alicia John- Veteran. He was employed to attend funeral services an of World War II, Company B, the funeral home on Satur- Kathleen went on to Salem son of N.H.; a sister, Julia “Cin- for 15 years with Sieman Co. from the NADWORNY Funer- 248th Engineer Combat Battal- day, July 1, at 9 a.m. followed State College and graduated dy” Shawn of Virgina, as well and the last 10 years before al Home, 798 Western Ave., ion. He served in the European by a funeral service in St. Ste- in 1949 with a Bachelor’s de- as many nieces and nephews. his retirement with the City of Lynn Friday at 11 a.m. Vis- Theater of Combat where his phen’s Episcopal Church, 74 gree in Education. She was also the sister of the Lynn working in the cafeteria iting hours prior to service battalion was awarded four bat- So. Common St., Lynn at 10 She was an elementary late George Henry Aulson II of Lynn Technical High School. starting at 9 a.m. Burial in tle stars. He was a DAV member a.m. Burial will follow in Pine school teacher for the City of and William Neil Aulson. He was a coach for the Amer- Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. of Sgt. Gaurteau Post 635 and Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Contri- Lynn, teaching 2nd and 3rd Service information: At the ican Legion Post 6 baseball In lieu of flowers donations a member of Baystate Lodge butions in Ken’s memory may grade at the Aborn and Hood request of the family, ser- team for many years and en- in his memory may be made #40 Odd Fellows of Lynn. He be made to: Care Dimensions Schools for many years. vices will be private. Burial joyed watching his grandchil- to BMHS Athletic ASSC. enjoyed travelling, gardening, / Kaplan House, 75 Sylvan Her family and their activ- will be held at a later date. dren play sports. He was a 35 River St., Billerica, MA fishing and time spent with his St. Ste. B-102, Danvers, MA ities were the center of her Arrangements under the di- member of the Polish Legion 01821 or Norwood High children and grandchildren. 01923 or online at www. life. She enjoyed reading, rection of SOLIMINE, LAND- American Veterans Post 56. School Athletic Boosters P.O. Ken leaves a daugh- caredimensions.org. crocheting, knitting, and gar- ERGAN AND RICHARDSON He is survived by one son Box 84 Norwood MA 02062. ter, Cindy Weeks and her For directions or to dening, as well as crossword Funeral Home, 426 Broad- State Trooper James M. Wlad- For guest book and direc- husband, Kenny of Lyn- sign the online guest- and jigsaw puzzles and was way (Rt 129), Lynn. The fam- kowski and his wife Nancy of tions please visit www.nad- nfield; a son, Kenneth book, please visit: a daily viewer of the Jeopardy ily requests that in lieu of Norwood and one daughter wornyfuneralhome.com. “Chick” Estes and his www.cuffemcginn.com. and Wheel of Fortune Game flowers, donations be made Shows. She is survived by a to Care Dimensions Hospice daughter Marilyn Favreau and 75 Sylvan St., Suite B-102, her husband Greg of North Danvers, MA, 01923. Direc- Medford community Andover; two sons; Larry Mur- tions and guestbook at www. Suzanne S. Newhall, 84 phy and his wife Carol of Little solimine.com. remembering Gio 1933-2017 By Steve Freker “Gio” was one of the top FOR THE ITEM 10 names in the nation MARBLEHEAD When traveling here Lianne Belkas, 58 under consideration for a — Suzanne Sarra or abroad she was MEDFORD — The spirit newborn giraffe calf at up- Newhall of Marble- known for seeking out of “Gio” Maggiore remains state New York’s Animal head passed away a Mass to start her Lianne Belkas Tyngsboro, and Terri strong in the Medford Adventure Park. peacefully on Satur- day always followed community, especially (Vernava) peacefully Belkas-Mitchell and Columbus students day June 24, 2017. by a run. among the students and returned to her heav- her husband Mike played a giant kickball She fought a coura- In the summer staff members at the local enly home with her of Bedford, N.Y. Li- game in school field on a geous five year bat- months, Bill and Su- elementary schools whose family and friends anne was an Adoring sun-splashed day to com- tle with cancer and zanne enjoyed sleep- lives he touched before his by her side on Mon- grandmother to Cam- bine goodwill with $877 passed away after a ing on their sailboat day, June 26, 2017, eron, Cody, and Carly untimely passing this past brief stay at the Kaplan Hos- “Suzanne” in Marblehead spring. raised and donated to It’s at the Kaplan Family Sheedy, Danny and My Heart New England. pice Center. Harbor as 34 year members Hospice House in Nathan Belkas, and Just before the end of Suzanne was the daughter of the Boston Yacht Club. This the school last week, stu- The charity supports chil- Danvers. She was 58 Brennan Mitchell. dren with medical prob- of the late Robert L. Sarra and prompted them to move to years old. She was the Devot- In addition She is survived dents and teachers from Anne Sarra of Swampscott Marblehead in 2004 where the Brooks Elementary lems associated with the ed wife of Daniel J. Belkas, Sr. by her sister to Janis Wadden heart and their families. and Redington Shores, Fla. she could be seen running the Born in Lynn and raised Boossarangsi (Vernava) and School, where Gio Mag- She was predeceased by her streets of downtown. Suzanne giore, 6, was a first-grade The owners of Lego- in Swampscott, she is the her husband Puckdee Boossa- land in Assembly Square brother, Robert L. Sarra II of also enjoyed memberships daughter of Frank B. Vernava rangsi of South Burlington, Vt., student and Columbus Chicago. and time spent with friends Elementary School, where stepped up just last of Wolfeboro, N.H., and Jane E. brother to Frank and his wife, month and honored Gio by Suzzane was the proud wife at the Holy Ghost Society and (Bates) Leach of Keene, N.H. Debra Vernava of Medford, his mother, Maya Maggio- of William F. Newhall II with the Palmer’s Cove Yacht Club. re, was a teacher, joined naming the 20-foot giraffe A graduate of Swampscott Robert and his wife, Nancy sculpture outside its doors whom she shared 62 years of Suzanne’s true passion was High, Class of ’77, she also Vernava of Swampscott. David together in a fundraising after the Medford boy. marriage. She was the loving traveling with Bill. She loved to attended Salem State College Vernava of Peabody, Steven event called “Kick For a In an interview after her mother of W.F. Newhall III and fly. She was at her happiest and North Shore Community and his wife, Kerrie Vernava, Cause.” son’s death, Maya Maggio- his wife, Amye and Sarra Ne- when catching a flight, renting College in Lynn. Lianne first of Rockland. Also, stepsister Gio died on April 10 whall Tubbs and her husband, a car and setting off on the worked for GTE Sylvania at the to Lyn Anne and her husband, from a series of medical re said,”One of (Gio’s) big- Stuart as well as a grand- back roads of Europe to find Loring Ave. facility. In 2000, Paul Lemieux of Salem, , Rob- ailments associated with gest fears is he would not mother to Piper Newhall, all of hidden gems. she left Sylvania and took a ert and his wife, Kathleen Mi- his congenital heart con- be remembered.” Marblehead. They befriended many locals position as an administra- chaud of Lynn, William and dition. His story made His schoolmates and Suzanne was born at Lynn who would await their bian- tive assistant for the Town of his wife, Lisa Leach of Lynn, regional and even nation- teachers aren’t going to let Hospital on May 3, 1933. She nual visits. The couple would Swampscott Health Depart- and Sharon Leach of Peabody, al news in April when that happen. grew up in Swampscott, attend- exercise their BYC reciprocity ment, where she worked for and predeceased by her step- ing Swampscott schools and with a number of foreign yacht nearly 17 years and was loved brother Richard Michaud. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS graduated from Swampscott clubs. Costa Smeralda in Italy by many. Lianne often walked Lianne was a proud aunt High School in 1951. She was a was among their favorites. to work. Her calm, friendly to Ashley Wadden Cohen girl has been seriously stellar athlete and a “Flora Dora Suzanne and Bill enjoyed demeanor made it easy for and her husband, Michael Tribe suspends bid for federal Girl”. She was honored to be several ocean cruises in- her to address local resident Cohen of Burlington, Vt., An- designation on casino land injured after falling from inducted into the Swampscott cluding the inside passage issues. She also served as drew Wadden and his wife, the third-floor window of High School Athletic Hall of in Alaska and river cruises administrative support for Rosanne (Khoury) of Wash- TAUNTON (AP) — A an apartment building. Fame in 2011. Suzanne gradu- in Germany and Russia. The the Recreation office and ington Township, N.J., Shanna Massachusetts tribe has Fire officials say the girl ated from Westbrook College in couple also traveled do- was often seen happy at her Gianellis of West Wareham, suspended its efforts to fell about 30 feet around 3 Portland, Maine where she also mestically and visited all 50 desk using her artistic side by Taylor, Delaney, and Steven get the federal govern- p.m. Wednesday in Fram- excelled in field hockey, basket- states. A highlight was their making prototypes of crafts to Vernava of Rockland, Vincent ment to designate 321 ingham. The MetroWest ball, and tennis. timeshare in Terra Verde, Fla. acres as sovereign tribal be used for the Breakfast with Vernava of Peabody, Luca and Daily News reports that Suzanne married her child- where they enjoyed the St. Santa or Park Programs. Marco Vernava of Medford, Pe- land. hood and lifelong love, Bill in Petersburg Yacht Club and The Mashpee Wampano- the girl was conscious Lianne was strong in her ter Sapira and his wife Kerry and alert but had serious 1955. After living in Connecti- befriended many member as faith, served as a weekly com- Valentine of Holyoke, Valerie ag tribe says it made the injuries. cut and Ohio, they returned well as the friendly staff who municant at St. Anne Parish in Doherty (Sapira) and her hus- decision in consultation with their children to Swamp- greeted them annually. Salem, and was a Friend of Bill band Rich of Burlington, Chris with the U.S. Department She was airlifted to scott. While looking after her We would like to acknowl- and Bob’s for over 30 years Belkas and his wife Tegan Fee- of Interior, which was Children’s Hospital in family, Suzanne found time to edge and thank the outstand- where she shared deep bonds hery of Baltimore, Md., Nick expected to render a deci- Boston. enjoy the Bridge Club and the ing staff of MGH Neuro-Oncol- with many special friends. In Belkas of Malden, Conn., Mike sion on the tribe’s request It’s unclear what caused Bass River Tennis Club Crabs ogy Unit for their fine work. her free time, Lianne was an Belkas of Manchester, N.H., by Tuesday. her to fall. and Sour Grapes. She was We can all take consolation, avid crafter, reader, and mov- Brian Belkas of Dover, N.H., The Cape Cod-based also a member of the Junior each in our own way, for hav- ie-goer. She was known for and Heather and Marc Brand- tribe says the move Aid Society and received her ing the privilege of sharing and capturing images of hearts er of Chester, N.H. preserves its right to seek IN MEMORIAM 25 year medal. Later in Life, being a part of a life as well everywhere she went to share Service information: Rela- the designation later. CHRISTINE JERVINIS she truly enjoyed her time lived. At Suzanne’s request, ar- The tribe wants the de- 2015 ~ JUNE 29 ~ 2017 with the world: just another tives and friends are invited TWO YEARS AGO spent with the Lunch Brunch. rangements will be private. We way of spreading love whenev- to gather at LEVESQUE Fu- partment to grant land in Suzanne was a skier, an avid cannot argue with that. er possible. Lianne’s all-time neral Home, 163 Lafayette trust status to 170 acres runner who could be seen ev- For additional information or favorite activity was to spend Street, Salem on Monday, in Mashpee and 151 acres ery morning on the streets, on line guest book please call time with her family, stepchil- July 3, 2017, at 9 a.m. Fol- in Taunton. and a daily communicant at 978-744-0497 or visit www. dren, grandchildren, friends, lowed by a Mass of Christian The department de- many of the local churches. MurphyFuneralHome.com. and was the family tree archi- burial in Saint John the Evan- clared the lands the vist. She was rich in relation- gelist Church, 174 Humphrey tribe’s reservation in ships and blessed to have so St. Swampscott, MA, at 10 2015, but a federal judge many people with which she a.m. Visiting hours Sunday rejected that decision in felt immense joy. 3–7 p.m. Interment in Pine 2016 after homeowners in Lianne was the loving step- Grove Cemetery, Lynn. In lieu Taunton sued. Taunton is Kerry J. Melanaphy, 59 daughter of Carol Vernava of flowers, Memorial con- where the tribe proposes 1957-2017 of Wolfboro, N.H., she was tributions may be made to building a resort casino. predeceased by her stepfa- Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan The tribe says it’s fo- LYNN — Kerry daughters, Melanie ther, William Leach of Pea- St., Suite B-102, Danvers, cused for now on appeal- ing the judge’s decision. She was loved by her husband, James Melanaphy, Melanaphy of Lynn, body, Ma. Loving stepmother MA 01923. For guestbook children, grandchildren, and age 59, passed away Justine Melanaphy to Lisa Sheedy (Belkas) of and additional information, everyone who knew her. January 26, 2017. of Piitsfield, N.H., Pepperell, Daniel Belkas and please visit www.Levesque- 3-year-old seriously hurt in He was 59. Born in brother Dennis Mela- his wife Nancy (Pagan) of Funerals.com. fall from third-floor window Lynn, he was the son naphy of Peabody, FRAMINGHAM (AP) of the late Walter and sister Patricia Scott 781-593-7700 Doris (McKeigue) of Peabody, twin sis- — Authorities in Massa- Publishing Daily, except Sundays Melanaphy. Brother ter Kelly Mahoney of chusetts say a 3-year-old USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 to the late Frederick Salisbury, sister Di- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Melanaphy of Saugus, Rob- ane Burns of St. Petersburg, Need to find and additional offices. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item ert Melanaphy of Reno, N.V. Fla., and many nieces and Subscriptions Kerry attended Lynn schools, nephews. an article? ITEM CLASSIFIEDS Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States worked as a supervisor of the Service Information: $20.00 for 4 weeks Home Improvement Retail. He There will be a gravesite GET RESULTS! $65.00 for 13 weeks retired early due to health rea- memorial service at Pine- $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year sons and moved to St. Peters- grove Cemetery in Lynn Subscribe to Send payment to and POSTMASTER, burg, Fla., where he resided on Hummingbird Lane, off Call Customer Service send address changes to: with his younger sister. Parkland Ave. July 6, 2017, e-edition on to place an ad The Daily Item Kerry is survived by his two at 1 p.m. 110 Munroe St. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 A3 LYNN Students Drop-In and have a good time on a Washington Street Bap- dance, small raffles, and tist Church Kids Club a baked goods sale. There Drop-In Program has will even be a special song healthy launched a three-week by the Kids Club Singers. fundraising campaign A $20 donation is suggest- with a goal of raising ed at the door. path to $10,000. As part of that Kids Club, as it is known campaign, they are hav- in the neighborhood, ing their first fundraiser strives to serve the com- success today from 5:30-8 p.m. at munity as a free drop-in the Washington Street center. Through homework North Shore Medical Baptist Church in Lynn. and reading assistance, Center Union Hospi- Kids Club Afterschool interactive teamwork and tal Auxiliary present- Drop-in Program is ded- character-building games, ed scholarships to four icated to helping develop special field trips, and outstanding high school the children of the Wash- guest speakers the orga- seniors who have either ington Street area both nization seeks to equip been accepted to a degree academically and socially. students with the tools program or to an accred- The Drop-In center is open necessary to flourish into ited school of nursing in a to children in grades 1-8. adulthood. health-related field. The fundraiser will have Donations can be made This year’s recipients a variety of events for chil- online at www.gofundme. were Alexis Bellamah, dren and adults, such as com/WSBCKidsClub or by COURTESY PHOTO Brittany Barrows, Chris- a student showcase with mailing a check to Wash- tian Couillard, and Dan art, a stand-up comedy ington Street Baptist Students and group leaders join in a game at the Washington Street Bap- McCarthy. routine, choreographed Church. tist Church Drop-In Program. Alexis Bellamah grad- uated from Lynn English High School and is plan- ning to attend the School Celebrate of Nursing at Salem State University. Bellamah’s grandparents are Donna summer Way from environmental services at Union Hospi- with My tal, and Debby Green RN, a nurse on West One at Union Hospital. Brother’s Brittany Barrows grad- uated from Lynn English High School and is a Table member of the National Honor Society. Brittany By Thomas Grillo has been accepted at End- ITEM STAFF icott College in the Nurse Practitioner Program. Patient Care Solutions, a national- Christian Couillard ly-accredited home health agency, has graduated from St. donated $5,000 to My Brother’s Table, Mary’s Junior/Senior one of the largest soup kitchens on the High School and will be North Shore. attending the University “We are happy to contribute and spon- of Massachusetts Lowell sor the fine work they do,” said Debbie to study Health Sciences. Sheridan, clinical services director. Couillard’s mother is a On Aug. 10, the nonprofit will hold its greeter in the emergency annual Summer Party, a fundraiser at room at Union Hospital. Spinelli’s in Lynnfield, to support its mis- Dan McCarthy graduat- sion of providing food for those in need. ed from Burlington High My Brother’s Table has provided more School and is a member than 3 million hot, free meals and out- of the National Hon- reach to men, women and children. Last or Society. McCarthy is year alone, they served 140,000 meals also an Eagle Scout with because of the generosity of donors. troop 103 in Burlington. The event at Spinelli’s is a chance to He will be attending the not only support a worthy cause, but University of Vermont to sample food from the North Shore’s to study nursing. Dan’s restaurants, enjoy fine wines, desserts grandmother is Ann Mc- and live music, Sheridan said. Carthy RN, who is the There will be raffles for wine, Boston former Nurse Manager Red Sox tickets, travel, gift certificates, of the IV Team and the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE entertainment passes and more. Infusion Center at Union Patient Care Solutions of Lynn donated $5,000 to My Brother’s Table, which will hold Tickets to the event are $65. For more Hospital. its annual Summer Party on Aug. 10 at Spinelli’s in Lynnfield. Pictured, front row from information please call (781) 595-3224. Betsy Gallant, presi- left, Longinus Ehiriodo, Debbie Sheridan, Dianne Kuzia Hills, and Maria Coccimiglio; dent of the Union Hospi- back row, Bianca Mora, Stephanie Raposo, and Lissette Mejia. Thomas Grillo can be reached at tal Auxiliary, called the [email protected]. meeting to order, while the scholarships were presented by Mary Kelt- er, chairman of the schol- arship committee.

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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Why all the fuss about a screening B A. B Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising process that protects us? T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance As a former refugee Iran-Iraq war, I was also tra questions, and I re- Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan from Iraq and a proud held up by restrictions on ceive much more scrutiny J N. W  Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman American citizen, I’ve refugees. But it was some- than white Americans any Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. P ’ closely followed the pub- thing I fully expected. I’ve time I re-enter the United Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 lic debate and legal battle never met any refugees States. Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 right through Monday’s from the Middle East who Why? Because there All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Supreme Court decision expected to have the wel- are people who look like Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 about President Trump’s come mat automatically me, talk like me and have Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 travel ban. But I haven’t rolled out for them in any names similar to mine Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 talked to many people who country they chose — es- who want to do harm to classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 have actually read it. pecially the United States, this nation. So I welcome If they did, and knew which arguably has the Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 any additional screening [email protected] their recent history, they single biggest target on its because it means our gov- would find that this trav- back for terrorists. ernment is doing its job of Circulation [email protected] el ban is essentially no That’s because secur- keeping our people safe. different — and no more ing the blessings of liber- Should we show com- Ext. 3 aggressive — than other ty means taking certain passion to the hurting? Newsroom policies handed down by measures when allowing Yes. Should we help those [email protected] Democratic and Republi- people to cross our borders — Christians and Mus- [email protected] can administrations. from nations who’ve been lims alike — who truly Ext. 4 EDITORIAL Consider this: In 2016, shown to harbor terrorists. want nothing more than Christians and Yazidis Trump knows this. And Sports a peaceful life? Absolutely. [email protected] made up less than 1 per- Obama did, too, when he But doing so also means cent of refugees coming also targeted immigrants we have to understand Ext. 5 to the United States from from the same seven coun- there are bad elements Retail and Online History set to Syria, even though the tries under his visa waiver Advertising infiltrating the global ref- two religious groups to- program in 2016. ugee community. [email protected] gether are well above 10 So it’s asinine to think I truly hope America will ADVERTISING percent of the country’s one can decry Trump’s ex- take this temporary travel music in Lynn general population — and ecutive order as a “Muslim Ernie Carpenter Jr. ban and become better at Director of Advertising were on the receiving end ban,” after having said vetting those who want to On Aug. 26, just as Labor Day and the and Business Development, ext. 1355 of most of the persecution. nothing about Obama’s enter our country. And un- [email protected] new school year loom around the corner for The Muslim population visa waiver program, til this period is over, I be- Bob Gunther Lynn parents and kids, a student theater was far over-represented which made few headlines. lieve we would do well to troupe will take the stage at LynnArts and Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 in the refugees who were Like millions of oth- be patient and allow our [email protected] bring the American Civil Rights Movement allowed into the United er refugees in the early government officials to do alive with song. States. 1980s, I had to go through Michele Iannaco the work they were elect- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 “Let Freedom Sing” is a tribute to the So President Barack a screening process in or- ed to do: keep our country changes that swept across the United [email protected] Obama’s policies in real- der to be accepted into safe. States in the 1950s and 1960s leading to ity favored Muslim refu- the United States. And I Ralph Mitchell a redefinition of American society. The chil- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 gees from Syria over and thank God that because Jalil Dawood is the au- [email protected] dren who will rehearse for the production above Christian refugees of an executive order from thor of “The Refugee: A during the week preceding the performance — by a long shot. All the President Ronald Reagan, Story of God’s Grace and Patricia Whalen weren’t born during the Civil Rights era Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 while a veritable genocide I was able to reunite with Hope on One Man’s Road [email protected] and Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks was taking place against my family here. to Refuge” and the founder are names in history books they study in Christians in the Middle Today, even though I’m a of World Refugee Care. He BUSINESS OFFICE school. East at the hands of mili- citizen of this great coun- wrote this for the Phila- But the courage demonstrated by those Beth Bresnahan tant groups like ISIS. try, I’m still singled out delphia Inquirer. Readers Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 Civil Rights leaders will be distilled follow- When I came to this when it comes to travel. may email him at jalil. [email protected] ing a week’s worth of practice into a musi- country as a refugee in I often go through extra dawood@worldrefugee- cal production billed by production author Susan J. Conti 1982 after fleeing the screening, I’m asked ex- care.org. Controller, ext. 1288 Michael Palter as “a shared history.” [email protected] Palter and “Let Freedom Sing” co-musical POONAM ALAIGH director Lynne Jackson and producer Robb Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 Dimmick believe a mix of jazz, history and [email protected] young minds open to challenges can pro- Preventing veteran suicides: getting to zero duce a sum greater than its parts. Marian Kinney ext. 1212 All three have extensive music and the- The most recent De- [email protected] ater experience and they collectively see partment of Veterans Af- the value in passing that experience on to Will Kraft fairs statistics show that Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 children who, in Palter’s words, “have nev- 20 veterans a day die by [email protected] er performed in public or been exposed to suicide. While this is an jazz.” Jennifer Perez improvement over the 22 ext. 1205 Jazz is a Rainbow is not only a youth-ori- per day reflected in a 2012 [email protected] ented talent program aimed at spotting report, we at the VA know young stars and shining a light on them. that much more needs to Carolina Trujillo Palter regards the program as a mission Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 be done. Getting to zero is [email protected] with the goal of surrounding children with our goal, and ending vet- music. eran suicide is one of five Jim Wilson Some children pick up musical instru- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 designated priorities of [email protected] ments with help from musically-inclined the VA. parents or dedicated teachers. But music The Centers for Disease CIRCULATION all too often is audible wallpaper some- Control and Prevention Lisa Mahmoud where in the background of a kid’s life. reports suicide is actual- Manager, ext. 1239 Palter, a Revere native, and Jackson ly rising across all demo- [email protected] launched Jazz is a Rainbow more than a graphics and generations CLASSIFIED dozen years ago to build a bridge between of Americans. What this Abbe Young Smith urban youth and music and the theater. means is that the VA’s ex- Manager, ext. 1276 Their talents convinced them that art tensive study of veteran [email protected] forms seemingly unapproachable to many suicides and how to pre- Kerry Smith poorer kids could become attainable if kids vent them can not only Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 were introduced to theater, music and his- make a difference for a [email protected] tory in one fun, energetic week. veteran in crisis, but also Their previous Rainbow productions benefit the neighbor next NEWSROOM PHOTO | DREAMSTIME serve as proof that the pair along with Dim- door or an elderly friend Bill Brotherton mick understand that music’s role is to in- without hope. Our mes- According to the most recent Department of Features Editor ext. 1338 spire people. LynnArts is built around the sage to our veterans is Veterans Affairs statistics, 20 veterans a day [email protected] same goal. that if you are in crisis, die by suicide. Gayla Cawley When the curtain rises on “Let Freedom ask for help. If you are not Reporter, ext. 1236 Sing” on Aug. 26, Palter and company won’t a veteran, but need help, Atlanta and using best-in- cide, hospitalization, ill- [email protected] be aiming for a perfect interpretation of the there are resources avail- class business practices to ness or adverse outcomes. Cheryl Charles Civil Rights Movement or a flawless musi- able. The National Sui- improve capacity and ef- We are actively exploring Night Editor, ext. 1278 cal or theatrical production. They want the cide Prevention Lifeline, fectiveness as a life-saving more effective treatments [email protected] production’s singers and actors to be trans- for example, is a national resource. Calls to the cri- and searching for new ap- Tori Faieta formed by music and drama so that they network of local crisis cen- sis line are now being an- proaches using innovative, Copy Editor start the school year in a week or two with ters that provide free and swered within 8 seconds. technological solutions. [email protected] a new perspective on history and a new ap- confidential emotionalBut much more is need- Although the VA is mak- Thomas Grillo preciation for the arts. support to people in sui- ed, and we are expanding ing progress, the VA can- Reporter, ext. 1264 Music lives in the human heart and the cidal crisis or emotional our suicide prevention ef- not fully address this issue [email protected] youngest hearts can carry it the farthest. distress 24 hours a day, 7 forts, providing greater ac- alone. Of the 20 veterans Spenser Hasak days a week. cess to services and work- who die each day by sui- Photographer, ext. 1332 For veterans or service ing to ensure same-day cide, 14 are not connect- [email protected] members who feel they access for urgent mental ed to the VA. This means Thor Jourgensen have no place to turn, the health needs at every one we have more work to do. News Editor, ext. 1267 VA provides universal of our 168 medical centers. Getting to zero suicides [email protected] access to 24/7 emergen- We are also continuing requires working together Steve Krause cy care through its emer- to hire more VA mental and putting our collective Sports Editor, ext. 1229 gency departments and health professionals and arms around anyone we [email protected] the VA’s Veterans Crisis are aggressively using believe is in crisis. Pre- Katie Morrison Line. Since 2007, the VA modern technology to pro- venting veteran suicide is Sports Reporter Crisis Line has answered vide remote mental health both a shared goal and a [email protected] more than 2.9 million services. The VA recently shared responsibility. Owen O’Rourke calls, dispatched priority launched Recovery En- If you are a veteran or Photographer, ext. 1224 services more than 77,000 gagement and Coordina- the loved one of a veteran [email protected] times, responded to over tion for Health — Veter- experiencing a crisis, call Roberto Scalese 70,000 veterans in need ans Enhanced Treatment, 1-800-273-8255 and press Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 via text and chat, and re- aka REACH VET, a na- 1, text to 838255, or chat [email protected] ferred 470,000 veterans tional initiative using pre- online at VeteransCrisis- Anne Marie Tobin to trained local VA suicide dictive models to help save Line.net. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 prevention coordinators. veterans’ lives. REACH [email protected] In addition, the VA has VET analyzes data from Poonam Alaigh is the Bridget Turcotte strengthened the Veterans veterans’ health records to acting under secretary for Reporter, ext. 1269 Crisis Line, doubling it in identify those at a statisti- health at the U.S. Depart- [email protected] size, opening a new hub in cally elevated risk for sui- ment of Veterans Affairs. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Revere contest to promote 311 By Matt Demirs portunity to win prizes by stantly re-evaluating and with $81,000 set aside for FOR THE ITEM submitting their best pic- deciding what works and two full-time employees. tures of Revere to be in- what doesn’t,” he said. “I The money will come from REVERE — The city is cluded on the website and believe that any city can the city’s fiscal year bud- having a photo contest to the app. benefit by making the get after the upfront cost promote its 311 call cen- A total of five winners, switch to 311.” was covered by the admin- ter, a new way to report including at least one Re- By glancing at Somer- istration of Gov. Charlie non-emergency incidents. vere Public School stu- ville’s 311 data online, The Baker and Lt. Gov. Karyn “We see the 311 service dent, will be selected and Item found 69 of 98 pot- Polito. as transformative to res- awarded a $50 gift certif- hole complaints have been The 311 website and app idents in voicing their will feature photos of Re- concerns to city hall,” icate to Kelly’s Roast Beef. repaired in the last two The 311 call center will months. vere landmarks — includ- said Joseph Gravellese, ing Revere Beach, historic a spokesman for Mayor allow residents to report The site also reports on hazards such as broken requests made about graf- buildings, and other snap- Brian M. Arrigo. “No more shots of city life. COURTESY PHOTO will people experience be- tree branches and pot- fiti, sidewalk repair, city holes. Boston, Everett, and building maintenance, Entries include sand Duncan Lorien trains students to visualize ing directed from depart- castles from the annu- ment to department to Somerville have had the and more. sounds they are about to sing, as an exercise system in place for years. “Revere’s hope is to pro- al sculpting competition, during the singing seminar in Australia. solve their issue or collect Wonderland station, and information.” One of the most inter- vide a new approach for esting facets is the ability residents to interact with a fisheye shot of City Hall, The photo competition just to name a few. to track citywide issues local government,” Grav- invites Revere residents To vote, visit https:// and the status of requests, ellese said. “It will not Musician to help to involve the community www.poll-maker.com/ Gravellese said. only improve the capacity with the launch of 311, to poll1100325x5b784a64-46, Steve Craig, Somerville’s to how we address issues, personalize the site. mark the check on the pic- constituent director, said as well as provide mem- polish locals’ As officials narrow down ture you want to win, and the choices of some of the he has been happy with bers of the community scroll down the bottom of best submissions, they the 311 system since the with questions like how to the page to click vote. will use an online voting city began using it nearly get a permit or sticker for singing skills process to pick the win- a decade ago. He recom- trash pickup.” Matt Demirs can be ners. mends it for other towns. The program in Revere reached at mdemirs@item- By Matt Demirs tralia. Residents have the op- “As a city, we are con- cost $100,000 per year, live.com. FOR THE ITEM With 20-plus years of research into the history NAHANT — Aspiring and teaching of Western musicians might finally music, Lorien is invest- Lawyer: Suspected Holocaust find the right key in Bos- ed in helping people find ton next month as Nah- their talents. ant-based musician Dun- “This is the way music memorial vandal is mentally ill can Lorien unravels the was always meant to be,” basics for locals finding he said. “It’s a subject for their voice. the common man, not just BOSTON (AP) — A man Germany in 1938. International record- the chosen few. I want to suspected of using a rock Israel Arbeiter, a ing artist, composer, and bring music back to the to shatter a glass panel 92-year-old Holocaust sur- music educator, Lorien people — where it belongs on the New England Ho- vivor who played a key will offer “Understand- — and show everyone that locaust Memorial is men- role in building the memo- ing the Basics of Singing it is not a complex, serious tally ill, his lawyer said rial, showed the tattoo he Seminar™” from July 8-9 subject but a fun, freeing Wednesday, as elected offi- received from the Nazis on for anyone interested in experience to learn and cials and religious groups his arm. mastering the basics of master any instrument, came together to condemn “The Jewish people are singing through his revo- including the voice.” the vandalism. strong. The city of Boston lutionary approach. Lorien has worked as “As a city we stand with is strong,” he said. His two-day class will a recording artist, song- the Jewish communi- Isaac was held on $750 break down the basics of writer and producer with ty,” Boston Mayor Marty bail at his arraignment but singing and live perfor- BMG Publishing, EMI Walsh said at the memo- had his bail revoked for mance by giving students Records, Polygram, PRT rial. violating the terms of his the tools to deal with Records, Chappell, Carlin, Police responding to probation in other pend- stage fright, while dra- Intersong, Ocean Disque a call from a witness ing cases. Not-guilty pleas matically increasing their and ARC Records. His at about 2 a.m. found a were entered on his behalf. stage presence. publishing and record- roughly 9-foot-tall glass PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS His court-appointed attor- “There are so many pro- ing deals resulted in the panel on one of the memo- Bill Satterlund, facilities manager for Com- ney said her client suffers grams out there for people successful albums with rial’s six 54-foot-high tow- bined Jewish Philanthropies of Boston, begins from mental health issues who want to sing,” Lorien guitarist Martin Daley, ers shattered. They quick- and is in a partial hospital- said. “It is designed for the to pick up broken glass from one of the Holo- “Architects of Time” and ly arrested James Isaac, ization program. average man or woman caust Memorial’s glass panels on Wednesday. “Dreams of the Yes Men.” 21, of Boston, and charged The Massachusetts who’s had a desire to sing Lorian writes and per- him with malicious de- “When we hear the CEO of Combined Jewish chapter of the Council on but hasn’t always had the forms many musical struction of personal prop- sound of broken glass, Philanthropies, referring American-Islamic Rela- confidence to use their styles, including rock, erty and destruction of a we shudder,” said Bar- to Kristallnacht, a wave tions also denounced the voice.” jazz, blues, and classical. place of memorial. ry Shrage, president and of anti-Jewish violence in vandalism. Participants will learn His new rock instrumen- simple drills to increase tal album, “One Life at breath and pitch control, a Time,” was released in Mom’s ex-boyfriend gets life in killing of ‘Baby Doe’ as well as range and tonal 2003. quality. The seminar is open to lies” to blame McCarthy. Lorien’s radical ap- By Denise Lavoie anyone who wishes to ex- ASSOCIATED PRESS “There was no justice for proach explains each of pand knowledge and un- Mr. McCarthy here,” Sha- these concepts so attend- derstanding of singing, BOSTON — A Massa- piro said. ees can gain comfort in from beginners to profes- chusetts man was sen- Bond pleaded guilty to singing and performance sional musicians and mu- tenced Wednesday to life being an accessory after in just one weekend. in prison in the killing of sic teachers. The seminar the fact for helping McCa- Lorien’s Boston class a 2-year-old girl who be- will total 13 hours over rthy dispose of her daugh- will be one of three inter- came known as Baby Doe Saturday and Sunday. It ter’s body. Under a plea nationally renowned sem- after her remains washed is asked that attendees be deal with prosecutors, she inars offered by Lorien up on the shore of a Bos- at least 13 years of age. is expected to serve less through his Understand- Lorien, who’s spent ton Harbor island. ing of Music Company. Michael McCarthy, 37, than two years in jail. The more than 45 years teach- agreement calls for her to The Understanding of ing music, has yet to find will be eligible for parole Music Company was found- after serving 20 years un- be released after her sen- someone who can’t sing, tencing July 12. ed in 1991. Since then, he said. der the sentence imposed Lorien has conducted sem- by Judge Janet Sanders. Bella Bond’s father, Jo- “A teacher’s job is to in- seph Amoroso, gave a inars in more than 16 coun- spire the individual on McCarthy was convicted tries on six continents, with Monday of second-degree victim impact statement their own musical jour- before McCarthy was sen- more than 25,000 gradu- ney,” he said. “And if you murder in the 2015 killing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of Bella Bond, the daugh- tenced, describing Bella ates worldwide. can do that, you’ve done Defendant Michael P. McCarthy looks at his at- His extensive fan base, ter of his girlfriend at the as “a happy and innocent the very best for your stu- torney, Jonathan Shapiro, after he was found child full of life.” built by his unique meth- dents.” time. A computer-gener- odology, has received crit- ated image of Bella was guilty of second degree murder at Suffolk Su- “I was robbed of my ical acclaim throughout Matt Demirs can be shared by millions on so- perior Court on Monday. chance to be a father to the U.S., Europe, Russia, reached at mdemirs@item- cial media as authorities Bella,” he said. New Zealand, and Aus- live.com. scrambled to identify her. tive” and asked Sanders prosecution’s star witness. Testimony during the Assistant District Attor- to make him eligible for She told the jury she saw trial showed the girl’s parole after 15 years. The McCarthy kill her daugh- MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS ney David Deakin asked short life was marked by the judge to set McCar- judge came out in the mid- ter one night after the girl turmoil. Both McCarthy thy’s parole eligibility at dle of the two recommen- didn’t want to go to bed. and Bond were heroin tary-general, Ban served Former UN secretary-general 25 years — 10 years more dations at 20 years. McCarthy’s lawyer, Jon- addicts. A friend testified as foreign policy adviser speaks at forum than the minimum. McCa- The girl’s mother, Rach- athan Shapiro, insisted that he saw McCarthy dis- and national security ad- rthy’s lawyer called that elle Bond, who also was that Bond was the real cipline the girl by putting viser, respectively, to the BOSTON (AP) — For- recommendation “vindic- charged in the case, was the killer and cast a “web of her in a locked closet. mer United Nations South Korean president. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has spoken at Detective charged with lying State approves $63.8M for Saugus school project the John F. Kennedy to fly armed with weapon Presidential Library & ect will create a new Museum in Boston. BOSTON (AP) — A SAUGUS school for Pre-K through translated into a higher The U.N.’s eighth sec- Boston police detective From A1 grade 2 at the Veterans rate, said Meredith. 269,000-square-foot facil- retary-general discussed has been charged with Memorial Elementary “Upon completion, this ity to replace the current to fund the town’s share global issues and his dip- lying to federal officials School. project will provide a new building, which was built of the project costs. More lomatic career at a forum so he could fly armed on The master plan is a town 21st century learning en- in 1954 and has seen sev- moderated Wednesday by personal trips and allow than 4,900 residents, project and is not being vironment for elementary eral renovations since. David Gergen, a CNN se- a friend to avoid going about 25 percent of reg- pursued through the Mas- school students in Sau- “We have been ahead of nior political analyst and through airport security. istered voters, visited the sachusetts School Building gus,” said State Treasur- the game all along,” said co-director of the Center Sgt. Det. Bruce Smith polls to vote on two ques- Authority (MSBA). The er Deborah B. Goldberg, Meredith. “If we stuck to for Public Leadership at was charged Wednesday tions. More than twice as town’s share of the total chair of the MSBA, in a our original timeline, we the Harvard Kennedy with making false state- many people supported project would be an esti- statement. “Our goal is to would have just been go- School. ments to the Transporta- each question than those mated $118 million, bond- create the best space to ing out to meet with the Ban held office from tion Security Administra- who voted against them. ed over a 30-year period. deliver the district’s ed- community and do com- January 2007 to Decem- tion and the Department The first requested $160 The MSBA announced ucational commitments munity outreach before ber 2016. During that of Homeland Security and million for a proposed Wednesday the agency and goals.” the vote. But we have been time, the South Kore- unlawfully entering a se- grades 6-12 combination will reimburse the town The district and the meeting with the commu- an-born diplomat focused cure airport area with the middle and high school, 57.7 percent of eligible MSBA are expected to nity all along. The commu- his efforts on climate intent to evade security and the second sought approved project costs for next enter into a Proj- nity came out and spoke change, gender equality requirements. support for a $25 million the middle-high school, ect Funding Agreement, — the kids are the future and poverty, among other Prosecutors allege district-wide master plan said Meredith. which will detail the proj- and Saugus is going to be issues, and introduced Smith violated federal that would restructure the When residents voted, ect’s scope and budget, put back on the map.” new measures aimed at law when he flew with a district to include an up- they were guaranteed along with the conditions making the United Na- weapon on about 28 trips per elementary school for only a 53 percent reim- under which the district Bridget Turcotte can be tions more transparent, from Logan International grades 3-5 at the existing bursement rate. The town will receive its MSBA reached at bturcotte@item- effective and efficient. Airport even though he Belmonte Middle School completed several initia- grant. live.com. Follow her on Prior to becoming secre- wasn’t on police business. and a lower elementary tives to gain points, which The proposed proj- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 POLICE/FIRE Lynn woman is All address information, particu- A report of a breaking and wash crashed her vehicle into on Beach Street; at 7:54 p.m. larly arrests, reflect police records. In entering at 4:26 a.m. Wednes- a wall; at 1:04 p.m. Wednesday Tuesday on Warren Street; at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, day at 4 Roseville Square. at 43 Cross St. and 70 Pros- 8:58 p.m. Tuesday at Cos- indicted for child it is the sole responsibility of the con- pect St. ta Park on Shirley Avenue; at Complaints A report of a motor vehicle hit 11:44 p.m. Tuesday on Ocean cerned party to contact the relevant and run accident at 11:26 a.m. Avenue. police department and have the A report of a disturbance Tuesday at Stop & Shop at 19 endangerment department issue a notice of correc- at 2:54 p.m. Tuesday at 84 Howley St. Theft tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Mall St.; at 4:22 p.m. Tuesday A Lynn woman is being by the medical examiner’s clarifications will not be made without on Hutchinsons Court; at 10 Breaking and Entering A report of a larceny/forgery/ sought after her child died office showed Brand died p.m. Tuesday at 14 Richard fraud at 2:19 p.m. Tuesday at express notice of change from the ar- in a shelter. of natural causes. St.; at 10:10 p.m. Tuesday at A report of a motor vehicle Blanchard’s Liquors on Ameri- An Essex County grand Still, Kirk “engaged in resting police department. 15 Hamilton Ave.; at 12 a.m. breaking and entering at 4:35 can Legion Highway. jury has indicted Laci a pattern of wanton and Wednesday at 187 Washington p.m. Tuesday at police depart- A report of auto theft at 3:24 Kirk, also known as Laci reckless conduct, leaving LYNN St.; at 12:14 a.m. Wednesday ment at 6 Allens Lane. A wom- p.m. Tuesday at Coffee Spot on Brand, charging her with her child unattended for at 42 Barrett St.; at 1:30 a.m. an reported items were stolen Unity Avenue. wanton or reckless endan- several hours at a time Arrests Wednesday at 41 Light St.; at from her vehicle. germent of a child. throughout his short life,” 2:14 a.m. Wednesday at 20 Vandalism Kirk left her baby, the DA said. Katherina Alves, 23, of 21 Pond St.; at 5:02 a.m. Wednes- Complaints Charles Brand III, unat- Kirk’s treatment of the Lewis St., Unit 7, was arrested day at 19 Willow St.; at 11:04 A report of vandalism at 9:32 tended in a portable crib, baby drew the attention on warrant charges of resisting a.m. Wednesday at 102 Grove A report of a disturbance at a.m. Tuesday on Derby Road. according to the Essex of shelter staff. “A case arrest and disturbing the peace St. 7:53 p.m. Monday at 45 Veter- County District Attor- was open with the De- at 8:40 a.m. Wednesday. A report of a gunshot at 1:39 ans Memorial Drive. A man re- SAUGUS ney’s office. partment of Children and Amy Benoit, of 29 Congress a.m. Wednesday on Walnut portedly brandished a machete “Kirk went to check on Families, and services St., was arrested on a warrant Street. after being confronted while Arrest the child and found him were being put in place charge of assault and battery attempting to steal a bicycle. unresponsive with a small at the time of the child’s with a dangerous weapon at Overdose The man, Stephen M. Lightiz- William W. Sponagle was ar- amount of blood coming death,” the DA said. 8:10 a.m. Wednesday. er, 39, of Salem, was arrested rested and charged with night- from his nose,” a district at- Police are still searching Stephen Bergstrom, 25, of A report of an overdose at for assault with a dangerous time building breaking and en- torney spokesperson said in for Kirk, and have asked 20 Sydney Ave., was arrested 8:46 p.m. Tuesday on Memorial weapon; at 12:09 a.m. Tuesday tering for a felony and larceny the statement. “Responding the public’s help in find- on a warrant charge of larceny Park Avenue. at 2 Anita Road; at 1:29 a.m. at 10:50 p.m. Tuesday. officers noted that Kirk’s ing her. at 9:01 a.m. Wednesday. Tuesday at Couture Decor at speech was slurred; she was Anyone with informa- Armindo Cacete, of 60 Ad- Theft 194 Washington St.; at 1:37 Accidents unsteady on her feet and tion about Kirk can call ams St., was arrested on war- a.m. Tuesday at 29 Jackson smelled of alcohol.” Trooper Robert DeMeo A report of a larceny at 1:26 A report of a motor vehicle rant charges of two counts of Ave. A man and woman yelling Brand was taken to Mas- at 978-538-6108 (or 978- p.m. Tuesday at 6 Glenwood accident with personal injury at operation of a motor vehicle in the street was reported; at sachusetts General Hos- 538-6180 during business St.; at 4:08 p.m. Tuesday at 4:37 p.m. Tuesday at Bed Bath with a suspended license, neg- 9:47 a.m. Tuesday at Peabody pital, where he was pro- hours) or Lt. Tom Reddy 51 Kernwood Drive; at 6:05 and Beyond at 367 Broadway. ligent operation of a motor ve- Glass & Mirror Company at 29 nounced dead. An autopsy at 781-595-2000. hicle, license not in possession p.m. Tuesday at 41 Linden St.; Howley St.; at 1:11 p.m. Tues- One person was taken to Union and violation of a harassment at 5:57 a.m. Wednesday at day at McDonald’s at 133 Main Hospital. prevention order at 2:33 p.m. 101 Lynnway; at 12:43 p.m. St.; at 5:11 p.m. Tuesday at 64 Wednesday. Wednesday at 15 Huss Court. Foster St.; at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday Complaints Police arrest man A report of motor vehicle theft at U.S. Post Office at 13 Wallis Dennis Caulfield, of 24 Es- A report of suspicious activity at 10:39 a.m. Wednesday at St.; at 8:47 p.m. Tuesday at 9 tes St., was arrested on warrant at 9:23 a.m. Tuesday at 8 Smith for unauthorized 14 Tilton Terrace. Columbus Road. charges of operation of a mo- Road. A woman reported that A report of a suspicious ac- tor vehicle with a suspended on Monday, two men, both with tivity at 8:02 p.m. Monday at license, drug possession with Vandalism tattoos, came onto her property, withdrawals in Lynn 4 Littles Lane. A caller reported intent to distribute and Class C and attempted to use a porta A report of vandalism at 6:46 a man looking into a vehicle, drug distribution at 7:50 a.m. potty next to her home. She stat- BOSTON — A Brazil- reader, federal agents read p.m. Tuesday at 9 Ward St. possibly attempting to break Wednesday. ed her husband got into a verbal ian national was arrested the magnetic strip data on A report of motor vehicle van- in. Police checked the area and Robert McMaster, of 8 Au- altercation with the men who Tuesday and charged in the gift cards, which re- dalism at 11:57 a.m. Wednes- didn’t find anyone; at 1:10 p.m. burn St., was arrested on war- then left the area in a car before federal court with making vealed that 15 of the cards day at 13 Grove St. Wednesday at 7213 Crane rant charges of assault and police were called; at 1:08 p.m. unauthorized withdraw- matched debit cards associ- Brook Way. A caller reported a battery, assault and battery Tuesday at First Baptist Church als from ATMs at three ated with valid JPMorgan suspicious man was trying to on a police officer, and assault MEDFORD at 105 Main St. A caller report- banks in Lynn using Chase bank accounts from gain entry into the apartment. and battery with a dangerous ed her car trailer was stolen “cloned” debit cards. which unauthorized with- A motorist reported a Ver- weapon at 7:21 a.m. Wednes- Accidents from 105 Main St.; at 2:02 p.m. Helisson Benazi de Sou- drawals had been made izon truck off to the side with day. Tuesday at 233 Fairmount Ave. A za, 37, of Sao Paulo, Bra- at the three Lynn banks A report of a motor vehicle a smashed windshield, who Brahian Morales, 20, of 413 caller reported his neighbor told zil, was charged with ac- during that timeframe on accident at 6:55 p.m. Tuesday stated it happened after a bird Boston St., was arrested on a him that two men stole his son’s cess device fraud. He was May 25, according to the at Station Landing Parking Ga- fell out of a tree at 4:07 p.m. warrant at 1:45 p.m. Wednes- black painted BMW bicycle out ordered to be detained by U.S. Attorney’s office. rage at 90 Station Landing; at Tuesday at 124 Summit St. day. of his yard. The bicycle was re- a U.S. District Court judge When questioned, de Sergio Nunez, 20, of 95 7:22 p.m. Tuesday at Kelly’s following an initial ap- Souza admitted to using Roast Beef at 35 Revere Beach covered, and the suspects fled Lynnway, was arrested on a Overdose into Lynn before officers arrived. pearance in federal court. the cards to withdraw warrant charge of unlicensed Parkway; at 8:26 a.m. Wednes- Between approximate- money from ATMs and day on Roosevelt Circle; at A report of an overdose at operation of a motor vehicle at Theft ly noon and 1:30 p.m. on that the stickers on the 7:39 a.m. Wednesday. 8:47 a.m. Wednesday at 100 7:07 p.m. Tuesday on Sherman May 25, de Souza with- cards contained the PINs Street. The person was taken to Lisandro Rojas, 24, of 5 Main St.; at 2:44 p.m. Wednes- A report of a larceny at 10:22 drew more than $6,000 of the individual card- Salem Hospital; at 1:35 a.m. Haddington Place, was arrest- day at Courtyard Nursing Care a.m. Tuesday at Home Depot from ATMs at three banks holders, authorities said. Wednesday on Mill Street. The ed and charged with refusing Center at 200 Governors Ave. Building Supply at 564 Broad- in Lynn from accounts The charging statute person was taken to Salem to provide license/registration/ A report of a motor vehicle hit way. Loss Prevention reported that did not belong to him. provides for a sentence Hospital. plates, failure to stop for police, and run accident at 1:26 a.m. a man took merchandise from Authorities immediately of no more than 15 years and nontransparent window Wednesday at 122 Winthrop the store without paying. The apprehended de Souza, ar- in prison, three years of obstructed at 9:01 p.m. Tues- St. Theft man was summoned for shop- rested him, and impound- supervised release, and a day. A report of a larceny at 10:36 lifting. ed his rental car, according fine of up to $250,000. Sen- Amber Williams, of 271 Breaking and Entering a.m. Tuesday at 620 Lowell St. A burglary was reported at to the U.S. Attorney’s office. tences are imposed by a Chatham St., was arrested on Inside the car, police federal district court judge A report of a breaking and A homeowner reported a weed- 10:50 p.m. Tuesday at MRP warrant charges of permitting wacker was missing. The equip- Site Development/Testa at 63 found thousands of dol- based on the U.S. Sentenc- substantial injury to a child and entering at 7:50 p.m. Tuesday lars in cash, all in $20 ing Guidelines and other at 29 Martin St. ment is worth about $50. Salem Turnpike. A caller re- reckless endangerment to a ported that over the past few bills. They also found statutory factors. child at 12:11 p.m. Wednesday. Vandalism nights, men have been entering more than 200 gift cards Lynn Police Lt. Michael Complaints the business and stealing cop- with small stickers on Kmiec called it an excellent Accidents A report of a disturbance at A report of vandalism at per, using bins and wheeling them, authorities said. arrest in Lynn that led to a 5:47 p.m. Tuesday at 9 Lapham 5:20 p.m. Monday at 6 West- them to a minivan. He report- Using a magnetic strip large federal investigation. A report of a motor vehicle hit view Circle. A caller reported ed that he has camera with a and run accident at 3:27 p.m. St.; at 6:02 p.m. Tuesday at 161 Fourth St.; at 11:43 a.m. an unknown suspect appeared live feed to his cellphone set Tuesday at 139 Franklin St.; at to have shot his fence with BB up and could see the man who Revere PD to combat 11:41 p.m. Tuesday on Stanley Wednesday at Victory Park on Winthrop Street; at 1:30 p.m. pellets. had been stealing the copper Terrace. inside the building. He stated A report of a motor vehicle Wednesday at 35 Bradlee underage drinking Road; at 3:03 p.m. Wednesday REVERE he could also see the man accident at 6:18 p.m. Tuesday looking around, probably for at Fraser Field at 365 West- at Dunkin’ Donuts at 154 Main REVERE — The Revere tail stores. St. Arrests additional copper. Police de- ern Ave.; at 7:39 p.m. Tuesday tained the man, using informa- Police Department has Police said in a state- at 69 Cook St.; at 9:32 p.m. Luis Almonte, 22, of 455 tion from the caller’s live cam- been awarded a grant of ment that they recognize Tuesday at Broad and Chestnut PEABODY Washington St., Apt. 4, Haver- era feed. William W. Sponagle $4,996 to help reduce un- that traffic crashes are streets; at 9:34 p.m. Tuesday at hill, was arrested on a warrant was arrested for breaking and derage drinking in Mas- preventable and the de- Convenience Plus at 225 West- Arrests at 2:40 p.m. Tuesday. entering and larceny. sachusetts. partment is committed to ern Ave.; at 10:01 p.m. Tuesday The grant comes from using the grant to reduce Stephen M. Lightizer, 39, of Santino L. Barrasso, 30, of at Broad and Chestnut streets; the Executive Office of the number of motor vehi- 29 Hancock St., Apt. 3, Salem, 127 Newman St., was arrest- Vandalism at 7:53 a.m. Wednesday at ed on a warrant at 12:45 a.m. Public Safety and Secu- cle-related fatalities and Baker and Franklin streets; at was arrested and charged with A caller reported one of the three counts of assault with a Tuesday. rity, Office of Grants and injuries involving young 9:07 a.m. Wednesday at Lib- tires on his car was slashed at Research-Highway Safety drivers in Revere “because erty and Washington streets; dangerous weapon at 7:53 5 p.m. Tuesday at Saugus Mo- p.m. Monday. Accidents Division (EOPSS-HSD). any death or injury on our at 1:36 p.m. Wednesday at bile Home Park at 846 Broad- A total of $256,000 was roadways is one too many.” Town House of Pizza at 35 Angelo L. Stevenson, 38, of A report of a motor vehicle way. 47 Mt. Vernon St., Saugus, was awarded to 75 police de- Lynn and Saugus also North Franklin St.; at 2:06 p.m. accident at 12:31 a.m. Tuesday partments, with funding received grant funding at Wednesday at 15 Congress St. arrested and charged with op- at Dunkin’ Donuts on Beach eration of a motor vehicle with SWAMPSCOTT from the National High- $4,990 and $2,478 respec- A report of a motor vehicle Street; at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at way Traffic Safety Admin- tively. accident with personal injury at a suspended license, miscella- Billy Tse Restaurant on Revere neous motor vehicle equipment Breaking and Entering istration (NHTSA), Re- “Research and experience 7:54 a.m. Wednesday at Frank- Street; at 4:12 p.m. Tuesday on vere police said. confirms strong enforce- lin and Laighton streets. violation, and no inspection/ Copeland Circle; at 10:32 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle sticker at 9:36 p.m. Monday. The grant allows munic- ment helps to decrease Tuesday at Salem Street and breaking and entering at 8:43 ipal, college and universi- underage drinking by lim- Assaults Overlook Ridge Drive. a.m. Tuesday at 81 Burpee ty law enforcement agen- iting access to alcohol and Accidents Road. A report of an assault at 6:04 cies to apply for funding reducing opportunities for A report of a motor vehicle Breaking and Entering to conduct compliance youth to drink,” Gov. Char- p.m. Tuesday on Western Ave- Theft nue; at 10:09 p.m. Tuesday on accident at 2:55 p.m. Monday A report of a motor vehicle checks on liquor retailers, lie Baker said in a state- Hamilton Avenue. at 326 Lowell St. and 2 Sum- breaking and entering at 1:05 A report of a larceny at 11:34 perform surveillance and ment. “Consistent, vigor- A report of an assault and mit St.; at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday at p.m. Tuesday on Walnut Avenue. a.m. Tuesday at 52 Middlesex party patrols, and place ous enforcement helps to battery at 1:10 a.m. Wednes- 126 Lowell St. A car reportedly Ave.; at 2:14 p.m. Tuesday at 9 plainclothes officers in re- curb impaired drinking.” day on West Green Street. fell off the back of a tow truck Complaints Sheridan Road. and struck a pole; at 9:48 a.m. Breaking and Entering Tuesday at Dunkin’ Donuts at A report of a disturbance at Vandalism Victim in Marblehead 3 Central St.; at 12:57 p.m. 12:51 a.m. Tuesday on Cum- A report of a motor vehicle Wednesday at Peabody Car mings Avenue; at 1:28 a.m. A report of vandalism at 4:33 breaking and entering at 5:22 Wash at 27 Central St. A caller Tuesday on Harrington Ave- p.m. Tuesday at Banks and fatal crash identified p.m. Tuesday at 18 Melvin Ave. reported the owner of the car nue; at 12:10 p.m. Tuesday Walker roads. MARBLEHEAD — The and Beach Street near driver who died after his Devereux Beach. white Mercedes crashed Yahoodik was pro- into a red pickup truck nounced dead at the scene Tuesday has been identi- and the driver of the truck, Lynn Drug Task Force fied as 69-year-old John a 71-year-old Lynn man, CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Yahoodik. was taken to the hospital. or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Police said the Marble- Police declined to identify Hotline head resident was speed- the second driver. ing in his SUV as he came Both vehicles sustained from Marblehead Neck heavy front-end damage. All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. just before the collision. The accident is under 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. The crash happened just investigation by Marble- Spanish menu available before noon at the inter- head Police and the Mas- section of Ocean Avenue sachusetts State Police. THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Safe Lynn ending for kidnapping drama Voters cast ballots KIDNAPPING wrote on Facebook. “Offi- their kids. know that my son is now From A1 cers on patrol received a Vasquez said she walked safe. Just that fear of the on the rail trail BOLO (be on the lookout) by and saw helicop- unknown is terrifying.” The assault allegedly oc- from Plymouth Police De- ters. She said she wasn’t Rosba Taylor was booked ELECTION $240,000 of the funds curred at 8:50 a.m. on Al- partment for a vehicle sure what to think, and by Lynn police, and trans- From A1 would be used to hire pro- gonquin Terrace in Plym- involved in a parental thought it may have been ferred to Plymouth police, fessionals for design and outh, where the mother kidnapping. Alert officers a drug raid. When she where the incident start- that the town cannot af- engineering costs. About and son live, police said. spotted the suspect ve- saw the child taken from ed, Lynn Police Lt. Mi- ford. Privacy and safety $610,000 would be for Rosba Taylor is known to hicle on State Street and the police car, she said he chael Kmiec said. concerns have also been acquisition of easement have ties to Lynn. took the suspect into cus- looked scared, and didn’t Taylor is expected to be cited. rights, where the town Around noon, a police tody without incident. The know what was going on. arraigned in Plymouth Proponents have said would work with the prop- car was stationed in a 3-year-old has since been “I would be devastated District Court Thursday the trail provides free ex- erty owners (National State Street parking lot, reunited with his mom. to have my child in that morning on charges of ercise and a way for peo- Grid and/or other parties) with Kyrie Taylor inside. Another example of the situation,” Vasquez said. assault and battery on a ple to get out in nature. to secure the rights. This The child was later picked excellent police work that “He’s so innocent. I’m glad family member, parental The School Committee may be done through em- up by a police officer, and goes on everyday.” he’s in a safe place.” kidnapping, and reckless recently released a state- inent domain or by dona- taken to the Lynn Police Watching all of this un- Smith said she saw a endangerment of a child, ment saying that the trail tion/gift of the land. Station, where he was set fold were Regina Vasquez, police officer talking to according to Plymouth po- would increase the quali- to be met by his mother. 45, and Tiffany Smith, 29, the suspect in the car, and lice. ty of life and the broader Gayla Cawley can be The black Honda CRV both of Lynn, who are also thought it was a drug deal sense of community for all reached at gcawley@item- used by the father was mothers. Vasquez has four gone bad. Gayla Cawley can be of Swampscott. live.com. Follow her on towed from the scene. children and Smith has “It’s a shame,” Smith reached at gcawley@item- Officials have said that Twitter @GaylaCawley. “Great job by LPD (Lynn two. The friends said they said. “It’s just really sad. live.com. Bridget Turcotte Police Department) offi- would be terrified if any- As a mother, I’d be ter- can be reached at btur- cers today,” Lynn police thing similar happened to rified. I’d be relieved to [email protected]. Football game honors Harry Agganis’ legacy

AGGANIS Tonight, the best of this From A1 year’s senior class will be on display at Manning help from The Daily Eve- Field. Last fall, two teams ning Item and then-pub- from the Lynn area, St. lisher Peter Gamage and Mary’s and Marblehead, sports editor Edward H. went to MIAA state cham- Two Lynn Cahill; the Red Sox and pionship football games police offi- owner Thomas A. Yawkey; at Gillette Stadium in cers search and Harold O. Zimman, a Foxborough. Five of them the vehicle of coach and mentor at Clas- — Liam Reddy, Abraham Rosba Tay- sical. The objective was Toe, Marcus Atkins, Cam lor, who is to provide scholarships Sakowich and Joey Sil- suspected of to deserving scholar-ath- vestri — will represent kidnapping letes. St. Mary’s and play for the his son from That was 62 years ago. South squad. Four more Algonquin Since then, the foundation — Bo Millett, Justin Faia, Terrace in has awarded $1.85 million Jaason Lopez and Drew Plymouth, at in grants to 945 young Gally — will represent 14 State St. men and women from Marblehead and play for in Lynn on both the Lynn and Boston the North team. areas. Wednesday. Faia and Lynn Clas- The foundation has sical’s Matt Lauria will grown not only in its wear No. 33 — Agganis’ ITEM PHOTO | endowment, but in its number at Classical. SPENSER HASAK scope. The Yawkey Foun- The Agganis football dation contributes four game concludes a week of scholarships annually events that honored both Demirs: Finding freedom inside four walls to Boston-area students. Agganis and the North And scholarships have Shore’s senior class of FREEDOM our name. one. remembered: oh yeah this been endowed by Aggan- athletes. Combined, they From A1 You mean we actually We then took mat- is actually my house, my is’ grand-nephew Greg; constitute the principal have to call the city and ters into our own hands. problem. the Cahill family; and in vehicle for raising money untrimmed hedges and sign up for water? Doesn’t Armed with fly swatters, And that’s when I asked the name of former Lynn for the Agganis scholar- the barrels still lining the it just automatically come we batted the critters myself: Is this really what Mayor Patrick J. McMa- ships. More than 300 ath- curb, days after trash day. out of the tap? around the basement like being an adult feels like? nus. letes participated in Ag- That’s where my respon- We were only 14 days a game of wiffle ball. By I thought being an adult This year, there are two ganis Week, including the sibility lives. into our lease when the the end of the day we had meant laundry and writ- new grants, set up by for- 80 who will play tonight, It was the house you ex- water company turned off killed 47 flies. ing checks, or making a mer Lynn resident and St. said Paul Halloran, who is pect for someone my age the hot water. For the next This was one of many grocery list before you Mary’s graduate James chairman of all the Aggan- working an unpaid intern- three weeks, we mountain horrifying scenes I faced actually get to the store. Baldini. The grants are for is games. ship, and it was fine with biked to the nearest gym after coming home from a I didn’t know adulthood $20,000 each, spread over Not only is the talent for me. At $450 a month, per to shower or Lake Michi- nine-hour work day, tired meant caring for a house four years, and go to West tonight’s game outstand- roommate, who could beat gan for a quick bath. and hungry. like it was a toddler. Lynn students who plan ing but, Halloran said, it? And as we finally got hot Like the time I tried Being 1,000 miles away to major in STEM-related “the officiating crew could There were three of us: water, the house struck making pizza and ran up from home, there wasn’t fields in college (science, literally work any college me, Vito from Detroit, and again. In May, I walked to change in my bedroom the opportunity to call technology, engineering football bowl game in the a girl named Josie who into the basement to low after placing them in the Dad for help. There was and math). country. These are among spent almost the entirety buzzing noise, flippedoven. me and my roommate. The foundation has had the top officials in the of the summer between on the light, and found a There was the pizza roll Just like that, I went a family feel in other ways. country, and they’re lining Paris or her boyfriend’s cloud of flies circling the incident, where after pre- from wearing band aids Greg Agganis is among up to volunteer for this place downtown. She was light like cars at the new heating the oven for only for rug burn and needing the foundation’s trustees, game.” only a ship passing in the one-lane Federal Street 10 minutes, my house be- my mom to cut my nails, as is Cahill’s son, Edward The crew includes Jeff night. rotary. came engulfed in smoke. to lining the foundation of L. Cahill. Gamage’s son, Akers, Gary Dancewicz, In this wealthy pic- I panicked, then did What should have been a my house with sandbags Peter H. Gamage, is a for- John Salmon, Donny Wer- turesque community, I what anyone in my posi- night of Netflix and pizza in my bathing suit in the mer trustee. ner, Skip Likins, Steve thrived by being resource- tion would do: I Googled rolls turned into our own middle of a rainstorm. Charles Demakis’ son, Walsh, Joe Pennucci and ful. I’d take a roll of toilet it. little emergency response Dealing with the chal- attorney Thomas C. De- Bryan Platt. paper or two and maybe “How to get rid of flies team: first apartment edi- lenges of an apartment makis is the foundation’s “This is the finale of a handful of trash bags in house” was my search, tion. helped me learn how to be chairman, and his neph- what has been a great whenever I noticed an which led to trying every We angled box fans and an adult. ew, Thomas L. Demakes of week for youth sports,” empty janitor’s closet at home recipe that suppos- opened the windows, turn- Growing up meant cold Old Neighborhood Foods said Halloran, referring to school. Before moving out edly worked as fly traps. ing the first level of our showers if you didn’t in Lynn, is a trustee. all-star baseball, softball, of my dorm for the sum- I scoured my cabinets house into a wind tunnel. transfer the name over in “I find it amazing that 62 boys and girls basketball, mer, I regularly borrowed for the four ingredients We Googled how to clean time; it meant hand scrub- years after Harry Agganis boys and girls soccer, and kitchenware and put matching one home reme- an oven as the house aired bing the blackness on died there’s still a football boys and girls lacrosse small things like salt and dy: milk, dish soap, apple out. the inside of an oven; it’s game in his memory that games played earlier this pepper shakers into my cider vinegar, and pepper. But nothing compared to pumping out your base- draws thousands of fans,” week. “It’s a great specta- backpack from my school I felt like a scientist, the times it downpoured ment in the middle of your Thomas C. Demakis said. cle.” cafeteria. I even became a warming milk over the and flooded the basement. favorite TV show after a yard sale connoisseur and stove, mixing in the apple In minutes our basement long day of work. scored a ping pong table cider, pepper, and topping became a small swimming Growing up is doing all Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 for $20, which sometimes it off with dish soap. hole with nearly six inch- these things yourself and CALL 24 HOURS A DAY doubled as our patio table. We let the mixture sit all es of water swallowing the learning the hard way. Spanish menu available We were learning how night, hoping to corral the room we used for storage. Hotline to be adults through trial creatures in the solution I was tempted to grab an Matt Demirs can be and error, like forgetting and dispose of them. inner tube and float as reached at mdemirs@item- or text the word tiplynn to transfer the water into I think we had trapped disaster unfolded, until I live.com. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Recovery coaches saving lives in Malden All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous.

MALDEN and serving as a personal assistance and their fami- views center requests for From A1 guide and mentor for indi- lies,” said Hammersley. funding. Hammersley said Selling a house? viduals seeking or already The MOA leader said the addicts coming out of re- local and regional effort to in recovery from drug and/ group’s primary and most hab or detoxification have Buying a house? educate communities on or substance abuse.” ambitious goal is bringing few, if any, local or regional substance abuse and work Participants of the most a fully-staffed addiction resources to take a legiti- to erase the stigma sur- recent recovery coach recovery center to Malden, mate step toward achiev- Find out what properties rounding those affected by academy took part in a 30- which would serve resi- ing the goal of staying the epidemic. Hammersley hour course and received dents of communities from drug and substance-free. recently sold in your area. and others founded MOA in training on how to assist Somerville to Revere and “They have nowhere August 2015 and the move- before, during, after, or in- Lynn and beyond, contin- to go and no one to talk ment is fast approaching its stead of treatment. Some ues to gather steam. to and we must fill that Check out second anniversary. subjects taught include The recovery coaches need,” Hammersley said. With the addition of this motivational interviewing, who are now certified to MOA wants The Bridge the Real Estate page newest class, MOA, in con- ethical boundaries, and assist those suffering from Recovery Center job train- junction with the CCAR how to create a wellness addiction will be available ing, recovery meetings, in Saturday’s paper. training group, has certi- plan. at all times at the center. Narcan training, yoga and fied more than 50 volun- Malden Mayor Gary Malden-Melrose state classes on how to operate teer recovery coaches in Christenson is a strong Sen. Jason Lewis (Dem., and use computers. this area, including resi- supporter of MOA and 5th Middlesex), and other The closest recovery dents from many commu- recovery coach training. legislators support siting center to Malden and the nities. “The mayor has backed a recovery center in Mal- North Shore, of the 10 now Hammersley defined a us from the start, along den. Funding for at least operating in Massachu- recovery coach as some- with many other city and three, new recovery cen- setts, is Devine Recovery one “interested in promot- state officials and that has ters is in the state budget Center in South Boston, ing recovery by removing helped us get the word out and the state Department 14 miles and many MBTA barriers and obstacles and help those who need of Public Health (DPH) re- stops from Malden. A8 THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS A night in Nahant

COURTESY PHOTO Three guests star on ‘The American Dream’ Lynn Economic Opportunity, Inc. (LEO) Chief Executive Of cer and Executive Director Birgitta Damon, Natasha Soolkin, director of the New American Center’s North Shore Region, and LEO program of cer Lillian Romero discuss LEO and the New American Center this week on “The American Dream.” Hosted and produced by Lynn attorney James J. Carrigan in collaboration with Lynn Community Television, “The American Dream” invited the show’s guests to closely examine public policy, the law, government and business on the local, state, and national levels. The show is broadcast Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Music at the “Night in Nahant: A Summer Party for the Lynn Museum/ FREE SUMMER MEALS FOR KIDS LynnArts” fundraiser at historic Nahant Country Club was provided by Open to anyone age 18 and under. Dave Simmons. ALIMENTOS GRATIS PARA LOS NIÑOS. Participación abierta para todos los menores de 18 años de edad. ALIMENTAÇÃO GRÁTIS PARA AS CRIANÇAS. 2017 Aberto para qualquer pessoa de menos de 18 anos.

Location Dates Meal Serving Times and Days Lynn Tech Annex July 3 – July 27 Breakfast 8:15 - 8:45 a.m. 90 Commercial St. Monday - Thursday Lunch 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Lynn Tech July 3 – July 27 Breakfast 8 - 8:30 a.m. 80 Neptune Blvd. Monday - Thursday Lunch 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. July 3 – Aug. 17 Shoemaker School Breakfast 8:30 – 9 a.m. Monday – Thursday 26 Regina Rd. Lunch 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Closed week of July 24 Breed Middle July 5 – Aug. 17 Breakfast 8:30 – 9 a.m. 90 O’Callaghan Way Tues, Wed & Thursday Lunch 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Ingalls Elementary July 3 – Sept. 1 No Breakfast 1 Collins St Terrace Monday - Friday Lunch Noon – 1 p.m.

Tracy Elementary July 3 – Sept. 1 No Breakfast 35 Walnut St. Monday - Friday Lunch Noon – 1 p.m.

College Application July 3 – Aug. 31 Breakfast 8:30 – 9 a.m. 4 Adams St. Ext. Monday - Thursday Lunch 12:30 – 1 p.m.

Gregg House July 3 – Sept. 1 Breakfast 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. 106 Broad St. Monday - Friday Lunch 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Joe Russo, left, Mary Russo, and Angelina Brogna enjoy a beverage at Classical High July 3 – Aug. 17 Breakfast 8 - 8:45 a.m. the fundraiser. 235 O’Callaghan Way Monday - Thursday Lunch 11:30-12:30

English High July 5 – Aug. 10 Breakfast 7:30 – 8 a.m. 50 Goodridge St Monday - Thursday Lunch 11:30-12:30

Marshall Middle July 11 – Aug. 17 Breakfast 9 - 9:30 a.m. 100 Brookline St Tues, Weds, Thursday Lunch 11:30 –12:30

Ford Elementary July 3 – Sept. 1 No Breakfast 49 Hollingsworth St Monday - Friday Lunch Noon – 1 p.m.

Drewicz Elementary July 3 – Sept. 1 No Breakfast 34 Hood St Monday - Friday Lunch Noon – 1 p.m.

Building Bridges July 5 – Aug. 9 Breakfast 9 - 9:30 a.m. 140 Union St Monday - Friday Lunch Noon - 12:30 p.m.

Kings Lynne July 3 – Sept. 1 No Breakfast 30 Kingswood Circle Monday - Friday Lunch 11:45 a.m. -12:45 p.m.

Camp Fire July 5 – Sept. 1 Breakfast 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. 2 Cain Road Monday - Friday Lunch 11:30-12:30

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ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON From left, St. Mary’s Nicki Bendicksen, right, keeps the ball away from Masconomet’s Grace Fahey in the girls lacrosse game; Swampscott’s Mike Coffey, the South MVP, dribbles up the eld in the boys soccer game; and Billerica’s Gus Gobiel, left, tries to get past St. Mary’s Dante Maribito in the boys lacrosse game. Fahey shows off Coffey provides Boys game shows skills for the North all the offense growth of lacrosse By Katie Morrison who was on the South By Harold Rivera game was pushed back to By Harold Rivera at Manning Field put them ITEM STAFF sideline, and Kerri O’Con- ITEM STAFF Wednesday due to Tues- ITEM STAFF to rest. The North and nor (Ipswich), in charge day night’s rainstorm, South rosters were loaded LYNN — The 6th-annu- LYNN — On a warm LYNN — If there were of the North. The Tigers take two proved to be a with local talents, many of al Agganis All-Star Girls Wednesday afternoon at any doubts about how topped the Magicians, 12- successful go. whom will be continuing Lacrosse game had plen- Manning Field, the ar- much lacrosse has grown 8, in the Division 2 North In what was set to be a their lacrosse careers in ty of storylines to watch. ea’s best talents came across the North Shore semi nal. closely contested match- college. For one, it was a rematch together for the 22nd over the past few years, The game was also a up between the North The South stars took the of sorts for coaches Annie Agganis All-Star boys Wednesday night’s 6th Ag- Madden (Marblehead), GIRLS, B2 soccer game. After the SOCCER, B2 ganis All-Star boys game BOYS, B2 Everything clicks for Wyoma Little League

By Steve Krause Lynn eld. It’s a break that man- stay in the winner’s bracket of single, and Jack Marks followed reached on an error with run- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ager Rick Anderson says his the District 16 tournament was with a booming homer over the ners on second and third. players deserve. cut short by errors at crucial mo- left- eld fence. That made the score 5-1, and LYNN — For the Wyoma Lit- “They’ve been working awful- ments. As a result, the East Lyn- “We hit the ball well tonight,” it was left to Wyoma’s Falasca to tle League District 16 all-stars ly hard,” said Anderson. “A lot ners will be playing Pine Hill said Anderson. “I think we may keep East Lynn at bay. Wednesday, things came togeth- of practicing. So we’ll give them Thursday (5:45) at Swampscott. have left some runners on the He lasted into the fth before er in a big way. For East Lynn, some time off before we get back The score stood at 1-1 in the bases early in the game, but by reaching his pitching limit and things fell apart. to it.” top of the third inning when the third, we started cleaning giving way to Shea Palmer, who The nal score re ects that. For East Lynn’s Matt Morin, the reworks that didn’t involve them up.” nished strong. Wyoma won, 9-1, at Volunteer the feeling was a little different. bottle rockets going off all over Wyoma scored two more runs Falasca’s only trouble, after Field, and now has eight days “Errors really make a differ- Keaney Park began. Brendan in the inning, the key moment off before its next game against ence,” said Morin, whose team’s Falasca led the inning with a coming when Aiden George BASEBALL, B2 Dully waits for his chance By Anne Marie Tobin ing double-bogey, bogey to FOR THE ITEM shoot even par 70. Hingham’s Chip John- PEABODY — Kern- son, with whom Dully wood Country Club head was paired, was medalist golf professional Frank with a 3-under 67, while Dully, II was still wait- Ron Philo of Stowe, Vt., ing Wednesday, tuning up secured the second spot with several other tour- with a 1-under 69, defeat- nament hopefuls for what ing rst alternate Geoff he hoped will be his rst Sisk of Marsh eld in a U.S. Senior Open. playoff. Dully, a second alter- “I was playing well and nate, just missed qualify- on the sixth hole, which ing last month at Kern- was my 17th hole, the wood, one of 34 quali ers pin was right and I just conducted by the USGA. PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN pushed the shot a little He was primed to make right, and you can’t do Kernwood Country Club head pro Frank Dully the cut, but stumbled on is a second alternate for the Senior Open. his last two holes, nish- DULLY, B3 Things turn around for Wyoma softball

By Mike Alongi the rain started. Newhall noticed After pitcher Lily Newhall moved FOR THE ITEM that his team didn’t have the ag- through the bottom of the fourth gressiveness it showed in previous without allowing a run, Wyoma LYNN — It took one extra day, games. came up for another chance to but the Wyoma Little League soft- “We focused on being aggressive score. Wyoma succeeded this time ball All-Star team kept its tourna- on the basepaths like we usual- around, eventually taking the lead. ment ght alive with a 10-4 win ly do, which we didn’t have last It started with Reese Brinkler’s over Marblehead at Lynn Woods night,” said Newhall. “I think that RBI sinle to cut the de cit to one Wednesday. The contest was a con- aggressiveness really plays to our run, then Allie Fritz tied the game tinuation of Tuesday night’s game, advantage, and once we were able with a bases-loaded sacri ce  y. A which was delayed due to lightning to get some people on base and run then came in on a passed ball, and rain in the fourth inning. start running, we were able to and Wyoma was out in front, 4-3. “Last night, nothing was go- score.” After a quick bottom of the fth ing our way,” said Wyoma coach The aggressiveness certainly thanks to Newhall, Wyoma came Jay Newhall. “We had the bases came back Wednesday, as Wyoma back up to the plate in the top of loaded a couple of times and hit threatened in the top of the fourth the sixth and put the game away. balls right at them, and then we by moving runners to second and After Heather Holey doubled to made some mistakes on our end, third with two outs. Although Mar- lead off the inning, Gianna Nikola- so things weren’t looking great. I blehead pitcher Emma Hortaridis kopoulos’ RBI single to center eld guess if anyone needed it to rain escaped the inning without any to made it 5-3. last night, it was us.” damage, Wyoma was on the verge Wyoma fell behind 3-1 before of making a run. SOFTBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 A beautiful night for the races The Lynn Woods Summer Cross Iain McCarthy of Lynnfield (13:47) In the longer race, pegged at 5.7 Country Series continued on rounded out the top five. miles, a pair of Melrose natives Wednesday evening with 284 run- In the short race around Steel Tow- took the top two spots. Adam Cook ners racing across the three distanc- er, Tewksbury’s Patrick Carleton es. earned the top spot after finishing in finished first with a time of 34:52, In the 1.59-mile long kids race, 13:12. Matt Bono of Saugus finished while Elizabeth Hirsch placed Kyle Saulnier of Marblehead took just one second behind in second second with a time of 36:52. Dan first place with a time of 10:18. place (13:13), while Michael Patten Healey of Ipswich finished third Swampscott’s Liam Powell came in of Nahant finished third with a time with a time of 37:53, Adam Bryson second place with a time of 11:19 of 14:33. Salem’s Patrick Smith fin- and Eamonn McHale of Lynn fin- ished in fourth place with a time of of Lynn finished fourth with a time ished third with a time of 13:34. 16:01 and Yolanda Rindieko of Lynn of 38:26 and Nakri Dao placed fifth Kelsey Kwaitek of Lynn (13:43) and placed fifth with a time of 16:44. with a time of 38:51. Brickman blasts lift Navs in extras By Gabbi Riggi a leading two home runs that the Pitcher Austen Michel (Dart- FOR THE ITEM Navigators had to match or surpass mouth) struck out seven in his six to continue playing. innings on the mound. Brad Doug- It took extra innings and a home Alex Brickman (St. Petersburg), las (Rhode Island College) earned a run derby, but the Navigators de- feated the Brockton Rox 2-1 on the only Navigator to come to bat, painful RBI by taking a ball to the Wednesday night. sailed three consecutive long balls back to bring across the only Navi- After ten innings, the game went to as the three-minute time limit was gators run of the night. a newly implemented home run der- winding down to seal the victory. The Navigators look to take an- by “shootout.”Brockton went to bat The Navigators improve to 6-5 in other against Brockton at home on first, and neither first hitter Chris their last 11 and are credited with Friday. Fraser Field will host Au- Berry nor Tremaine Spears were the win as the team has come back tism Awareness Night and cap of ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON able to drive the ball far enough for around after starting off the season the game with the first fireworks of Matthew LeBlanc, of Saugus, gets a head on the Rox. Daniel Jung gave the team on a slow 1-12 start. the season. the ball above Billerica’s Patrick Hickey. Fahey shows off skills in girls lacrosse Coffey provides all GIRLS later, Melrose’s Shannon the offense in soccer From B1 Jones made it 5-2 North, and then Fahey won the SOCCER they train in the offseason. chance to watch some of ensuing draw and took it From B1 These guys are models for the best players in the straight to the net for a 6-2 my younger guys and I area, if not the state, like lead. Belmont’s AnnMarie and the South, two rosters have a lot of young talent. North MVP Grace Fahey, Habelow added another that consisted of top local It keeps me on my toes.” who will continue her la- before the South could get soccer players, it was the Given that both rosters crosse career at Syracuse. back on the board, as Win- South stars that walked were packed with local Fahey scored four goals en chester’s Maeve Hickey away with a 1-0 win. talent, McKeen, making route to a 14-9 North win. found the back of the net Swampscott’s Michael his first coaching appear- “It’s a coach’s dream to make it 7-3. Coffey scored the lone ance in the Agganis game, right there,” O’Connor Peabody’s Lauren Wolff goal, breaking the score- added that he had fun see- said of her team. “They scored on a free position less tie in the 18th min- ing the area’s best on the played well together, and with 15 seconds left to ute. Coffey was named field at once. most will be playing in make it a three-goal game MVP of the South team, “Today was no head- college, but a few aren’t. heading into the half. while Central Cath- aches,” McKeen said. “To- So we were talking ahead Winchester’s Siobhan olic goalkeeper Jus- day was pure fun. These of time about how it’s the Hickey’s goal coming out tin Dansereau was the kids are the best of the last game for a few of of the break got the South North’s MVP. best. These guys are phe- them, but the rest of them, within two at 7-5. But A total of four Lynn nomenal. It was the best they kind of thought of it then the North turned players took part in the coaching that I didn’t re- as the last time repre- up the heat once again game, three represent- ally have to do.” senting their town and and scored five straight to ing Lynn Tech in goalie The contest was a defen- Isaac Perez, midfield- home before they’re off to take a 12-5 lead. McCar- sive driven match from the er Santiago Zuluaga the big college leagues. So thy, Camelo and Fenwick’s start, with all three goalies and forward Armando they played well together, Hannah Durkin each offering clinics in net. The Jimenez. The fourth they did a great job.” scored once during the Swampscott duo of Coffey Lynn representative Central Catholic’s Cara streak and Fahey added and Jack Herlihy tested was St. Mary’s Christian McCarthy got the scor- the other two. North goalie Dansereau Couillard, a defender. All ing started for the North Goals from Bush and all throughout the after- seven minutes into the Wolff made it 12-7, but four played for the South team, which was coached noon. Dansereau’s lone 30-minute half. Win- McCarthy and Camelo blemish was Coffey’s 18th chester’s Isabel Bush, who responded with goals to by Masconomet’s Jared Scarpaci and Tech’s Jer- minute goal. won the South MVP, re- make it 14-7. Bush capped On the other side, North sponded with two goals in off the scoring with two emy McKeen. Seeing three of his own goalies Isaac and Rafael quick succession, one on a late goals. Perez (Tewsksbury) were free position, to give the O’Connor said there players, who were all key contributors to a Tech team equally impressive. Isaac South a 2-1 lead. wasn’t much coaching re- Perez subbed in at goalie That wouldn’t last long, quired given the level of that turned its 2016 fall season around in time to in the second half and de- as the North rattled off talent on her team. nied a pair of shots within six straight goals to grab “It doesn’t require too earn a berth in the state tournament, served as a his first few minutes of ac- a 7-2 lead. Ipswich’s Julia much coaching, it’s more tion in net. Glavin knotted the score about getting them excit- proud memory for McKeen. “I loved that I got one “The goalies were phe- at 2-2, and her Tigers ed,” O’Connor said. “They nomenal,” McKeen said. teammate Kelsey Daly realize they’re playing last chance to coach my ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON guys,” McKeen said. “Rafael was phenomenal. I’d gave the North a lead it against a group of all- take two of him every four wouldn’t relinquish at stars so they gave it their “Isaac’s going to train Lynnfield’s Lilli Patterson makes a pass. years if I could. We gave the the 17-minute mark. The all, and most of all they to play professionally in Spain. Armando’s going to North’s goalie (Dansereau) South held off the North’s had a great time playing “It’s always a pleasure to game to represent your play in Mexico and Santi- a run for his money.” offensive attack for a the sport they love to play. come to the Agganis game school and team one last ago’s going to play at Suf- McKeen added, “We few minutes, but Bishop It was an honor, I had a and see the talent from time. I played (in it) in folk.” found a formation that Fenwick’s Molly Came- great time.” all over the North Shore,” McKeen added, “I’m fit this talent and some of lo added to the lead with Madden expressed simi- Madden said. “Coming out high school, and I love the blessed with burden of these guys played positions 9:30 to play. Two minutes lar sentiments. and giving them one last cause behind everything.” talent. These guys are so that they hadn’t played all dedicated to soccer. They season, but they figured it Agganis lacrosse shows growth of sport play with club teams and out and they did it.”

BOYS throughout the season but and they hung with some iso (Beverly) sealed the Everything clicks for From B1 today they got to be team- of the best players in the win for the South stars. mates.” state.” Kevin Morency (Bever- win, 12-8, but that wasn’t To make Wednesday’s The South’s Brendan ly) and Benjamin Fitzpat- Wyoma Little League the story of the game. game even more memo- Croston (Beverly) broke rick (Stoneham) were the For Josh Field, who was rable for Field, he got the the ice for the 1-0 lead but North goalies while Jake BASEBALL er on an infield error and tabbed to direct the South chance to coach four of his Joseph Lattanzi (Ham- DeStefano (Peabody) and From B1 Mallett on a passed ball. team alongside Beverly’s Spartans for one final go- ilton-Wenham) tied the Ryan McGregor (Essex John McKrell started Jim LaSelva, seeing the round in Anthony DelVec- game seconds later. From giving up a run in the and pitched 5 ⅔ innings, Tech) split goaltending first, came in the bottom reflection of lacrosse’schio, Brendon Donahue, there, the North stars ral- duties for the South. leaving with one out and growth in the Agganis of the third inning when Andrew Kreamer and lied for six goals, including “This was probably one bases loaded, for Henry game made the experience Dante Maribito. one by Napolitano, to build he loaded the bases with Caulfield, who slammed of the easier ones,” Field one out. But after a little a pleasure. “It was a pleasure,” Field a 6-1 lead at halftime. the door shut for the save. said. “These kids are all pep talk from Anderson, “The level of talent out said. “I couldn’t ask for a Manning Sears (Marble- McKrell helped his own here, I think, is just the better way to send these head) bumped the South’s students of the game. We he came back to strike out have great coaches sur- Brady Warren and then cause when he doubled best in the state right guys off. On their home lead to 7-1 just seconds and scored on an infield now,” Field said. “Without field, in front of their fans into the second half. Sam rounding them. It was a get Anthony Cedeno to error, while Alex Gentile question.” and parents, and me being Abate’s (Beverly) goal great chance to just sit foul out to first. had two big hits. Nick Field added, “It’s a great able to share it with them gave the South a 10-5 lead back and watch them Falasca launched one honor for these guys to was awesome.” midway through the half play.” over the left field fence Razzaboni and Taylor be a part of the Agganis “Win or lose, they prob- but the North answered DiLuiso brought home in the top of the fourth to Thomas also had base game. You can just tell, ably would’ve walked off with two scores to inch in MVP honors for the South. make it 6-1. hits, while Devin DeLuties looking in their eyes, how the field feeling pretty at 10-7. Goals scored by Henri Behaeghel (Billeri- Errors led to two more scored one run. much they enjoy it. They good,” Field added. “They Sal Palmisano (Malden ca) was named the North’s Wyoma runs in the fifth The Americans will play play against each other played with their peers Catholic) and Nick DiLu- MVP. inning to make it 8-1, and July 6 against the winner Marks legged out a triple of the Saturday’s Lynn and then came home on a Shore/Saugus National miscue for Wyoma’s final game. Wyoma softball turns it around in win run. In the completion of a Lynnfield 6, rain-shortened game from Newhall drove in Brin- ball, but Newhall was “All we really are focus- Saugus Am. 4 SOFTBALL Tuesday, Peabody blasted kler with an RBI triple. able to work out of fur- ing on right now is Pea- At Swampscott, Lynn- From B1 Saugus National, 14-1. After Newhall scored on ther trouble and sealed body, and that’s all we can field improved to 2-0, and Two batters later, with a passed ball and the the win. focus on,” said Newhall. for the second game in a The Nats are back in ac- runners on second and dust finally settled, Wy- The win keeps Wyoma “We’re not even taking it row, won on a sixth-inning tion Saturday (2) at Lynn third, Brynn Bullock oma was up in firm com- alive as it tries to escape one game at a time, we’re rally. Shore. Peabody is back at smashed a two-run dou- mand at 10-3. from the loser’s bracket. taking it one inning at a Tied at 4-4 going into it tonight at West Lynn’s ble to go up by four runs. Marblehead got a run Next up will be Peabody, time now. We’ve just got the top of the sixth, Devin Flynn Field against Brinkler notched her sec- back back in the bottom the team that Wyoma lost to buckle down and keep Bolger and Jake Mallett Swampscott. ond RBI with a single to of the sixth when Juliet to last week to end up in playing like we’re capa- beat out a pair of infield All games are at 5:45 bring in Bullock, then Poss scored on a passed the loser’s bracket. ble of playing.” hits and scored — Bolg- unless noted. THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS (Not including last night’s games) THURSDAY N. Andover at Marblehead-Swamp- Friday Saturday scott (7) Thursday WEST Agganis All-Star Football vs. Brockton at Pittsfield NSBL W L Pts. Pct. Streak L10 game Manchester at Newburyport (6) OFF Rox (7) Suns (7) Wachusett 14 6 28 0.700 5W 9-1 North vs. South (at Manning Field, 7) Pittsfield 11 12 23 0.478 1L 3-7 District 16 LL Baseball FRIDAY Babe Ruth Baseball Worcester 11 10 22 0.524 1W 5-5 Pine Hill/Peabody West winner vs. W. Bristol 11 11 22 0.500 3W 7-3 Lynn (at Mac Park, Peabody, 5:45) At Peabody High 15s EAST Babe Ruth Baseball Marblehead vs. Peabody (7:30) Sunday Monday W L Pts. Pct. Streak L10 At Peabody High American Legion vs. Worcester at Nashua Brockton 13 7 26 0.650 1W 5-5 14s Seniors Bravehearts (5) Silver Knights M Vineyard 10 12 21 0.455 1W 4-6 Lynn vs. Peabody (5) Lynn at Saugus (6) Nashua 10 10 20 0.500 4L 3-7 Marblehead vs. Revere (7:30) (7) Methuen at Marblehead-Swampscott Seacoast 8 12 16 0.400 1L 4-6 American Legion (7) North Shore 6 14 13 0.300 1L 5-5 Seniors NSBL Marblehead-Swampscott at Andover Beverly at N. Reading (6) (6) Swampscott at Peabody (7:45) Danvers at Haverhill (6:30) Juniors Lynn at Beverly-Salem (6) Beverly-Salem at Ipswich (7) Red Sox offense quiet in loss to Twins Juniors Marblehead-Swampscott at Saugus Connery at Ipsiwch (6) (TBA, 6) Middleton-Peabody at Saugus (6) N. Andover at Haverhill (7) BOSTON (AP) — Adal- lined his homer off the berto Mejia pitched 5 back of Boston’s bullpen. 2/3 innings in his second In the first, the Twins SPORTS BRIEFS straight scoreless start, scored a pair of two-out Carey baseball played rain or shine. Each Max Kepler hit a two-run runs when Sano hit his team must have 10 players homer and the Minnesota RBI double down the camp information with at least two females. Twins rebounded from two third-base line and scored There will be four grammar consecutive losses against on Kepler’s broken-bat The Carey Baseball school teams, eight in the Boston to beat the Red Sox single. Camp will conduct its middle school division and 4-1 on Wednesday night. Xander Bogaerts drove 2-day specialty camps July four in the high school divi- Kepler also had an RBI in Boston’s run with a bas- 6-7 for pitchers, catchers sion. 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He’s Lynn Youth Soccer Fall tory. been sidelined all season The following week of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS July10-14 (9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.) 2017 registration is now Brandon Kintzler got and pitched in just two all facets of the game will be open and accepting players. the final three outs for his games last year. Rick Porcello walks back to the mound as Min- 21st save. Red Sox: DH Hanley taught. Players will be video- Online registration is avail- nesota Twins’ Max Kepler rounds the bases on Boston starter Rick Por- Ramirez missed his third taped and analyzed, and writ- able at www.lynnyouthsoc- his two-run home run during the sixth inning cello (4-10) gave up four straight game after get- ten evaluations will follow. cer.org using the REGIS- at Fenway Park on Wednesday night. TER link from our home runs on six hits in six in- ting hit by a pitch on the Campers also receive indi- nings, striking out six and left knee Sunday. “He’ll LOOKS FAMILIAR abled list and LHP Craig vidual awards and T-shirts. page. walking two. It was his go through a full workday This season has started Breslow was put on with All instructors are high Those wishing to play in 14th straight start going today — on the field BP,” like 2015 for Porcello, the rib cage soreness. school or college certified. the Lynn Youth Soccer trav- el league must register at least six innings, the Farrell said. “He’s feeling AL’s reigning Cy Young Hughes had been on The cost is $175. AL’s longest active streak. improved.” Award winner. online by June 30th in order the DL since complaining Contact coach Frank Red Sox manager John MATCHES OWN Two years ago when he to be considered for a team. of a “dead feeling” in his Carey at 781-842-4042 or Farrell was back in the RECORD struggled badly, the righty There are no exceptions to pitching shoulder on May [email protected]. dugout after serving a one- Red Sox 2B Dustin Pe- lost nine of his initial 13 this deadline and registra- game suspension Tuesday droia played his 98th con- decisions and finished 21. He allowed one run Lynn Firecracker tion for all teams is online for poking umpire Bill secutive error-less game, 9-15 with a 4.92 ERA. in three innings during only. Miller in the chest during matching the best mark ROSTER MOVE three rehabilitation ap- 5k road race Intramural registration is an argument Saturday. in club history he set for Minnesota right-hander pearances in Triple-A. available online at this time With Minnesota leading a second baseman from Phil Hughes was activat- Molitor plans to use him The first Lynn Firecracker as well. The deadline for 2-0 in the sixth, Kepler 2009-10. ed from the 10-day dis- out of the bullpen. 5k road race will take place intramural registration is on July 1 to benefit the August 15. Lynn Fireworks Fund. The Any questions can be family fun run/walk will directed to info@lynnyouth- Rockets acquire Chris Paul in 8-player deal start at Rolly’s Tavern on soccer.org. the Square, 338 Broadway HOUSTON (AP) — a ring,’” he said. “So that’s in Lynn. Registration starts Lynn Youth Soccer Chris Paul is heading to a big difference walking at 10 a.m. and the race Houston to join James in with that kind of a sit- begins at 11 a.m. The regis- registration Harden, giving the Rock- uation.” tration fee is $25. Prizes will ets two All-Stars in the Paul is a nine-time All- The Lynn Parks and Recre- be given to the top three backcourt to lead their Star who has averaged ation Department’s Youth male and female finishers chase for a championship. 18.7 points, 9.9 assists, Summer Evening Track as well as top boys and girls In the NBA’s second 4.4 rebounds and 2.3 meets will be held every finishers. To register, visit blockbuster trade in less steals over his 12-year ca- Monday evening, from July https://racewire.com/regis- than a week, the Rockets reer, though he has been 10-August 21. The meets will ter.php?id=7972. acquired Paul from the dogged with criticism in be held at Manning Field, Los Angeles Clippers on recent years for failing Lynn Flag starting at 6:30 p.m. There is Wednesday in exchange to help the Clippers get no entry fee, and kids, from for Patrick Beverley, Lou out of the second round of Football tourney toddlers to high schoolers, Williams, Sam Dekker, the playoffs. Los Angeles from all communities are Montrezl Harrell, Dar- reached the postseason in Lynn Parks and Recre- welcome. There are eight dif- run Hilliard, DeAndre each of Paul’s six seasons ation and Stop the Violence: ferent running events and Liggins, Kyle Wiltjer, a with the team, but the Lynn will be holding a flag two field events. For more protected first-round pick Clippers were eliminated football tournament on July information, visit lwrun.org next year and cash con- in the first round three siderations. The Rockets 22 at Manning Field in or contact Joe Abelon at times and in the Western acquired Hilliard from Lynn. The tournament [email protected] or 617- Conference semifinals Detroit and Liggins from begins at 8 a.m. and will be 893-7064. three other times. Dallas for cash consider- Perhaps the most crush- ations before adding them ing playoff series loss of TV/RADIO to the deal. “It’s a weapons race in his tenure with the Clip- TV p.m. the NBA and you’re either pers came to the Rockets MLB Golf in the weapons race or on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in 2015. Los Angeles had a 3-1 lead in the conference Oakland at Houston, MLB Net- Women’s PGA Championship, the sidelines,” Houston Chris Paul, left, has been traded from the Los semifinals before Houston work, 2:10 p.m.; Chicago Golf, 12:30 p.m.; US Senior general manager Daryl Angeles Clippers to the Houston Rockets in ex- Cubs at Washington, MLB won the last three games Open, FS1, 2 p.m.; PGA: Morey said. “We felt like change for eight players. Network, 4 p.m.; Minnesota with James Harden in his of the series to send Paul Quicken Loans National, and the Clippers home at Boston, ESPN, NESN, 7:10 prime and Chris Paul in three players to Chicago deal done early so Paul Golf, 3:30 p.m. early yet again. p.m.; LA Dodgers at LA his prime this gives us a for All-Star Jimmy But- could help Harden woo Angels, MLB Network, 10 p.m. Soccer The Clippers were elim- real shot to chase the jug- ler to kick things off with free agents to Houston. gernaut teams that are inated in the first round WNBA Confederations Cup semifinal, NBA free agency opening “Now that we have out there. This puts us the past two seasons and FS2, 2 p.m. Saturday. James and Chris I think Seattle at Connecticut, right there with them.” Paul isn’t the only star ESPN2, 8 p.m. Radio Both the Clippers and The 32-year-old Paul people are going to look in who may be leaving. Blake Arm wrestling MLB Houston will look far dif- will be playing for his free agency and say: ‘Hey Griffin informed the team third team after opting in I can make this money World Arm Wrestling League Minnesota at Boston, WEEI- ferent next season than last week that he is opt- championships, ESPN, 10 FM 93.7, 7:10 p.m. they did in again falling for the last year of his con- there but maybe for close ing out of the last year short in the playoffs. The tract so the Clippers could to the money but not quite of his contract to explore roster overhauls came five work on a deal. as much I’m going to come free agency. J.J. Redick MLB days after Minnesota sent Morey wanted to get this to Houston and try to win also is a free agent. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Boston 43 34 .558 — Washington 46 31 .597 — Kernwood’s Dully waits for his opportunity New York 41 34 .547 1 Atlanta 37 39 .487 8½ Tampa Bay 41 38 .519 3 Miami 35 40 .467 10 Baltimore 38 38 .500 4½ New York 34 42 .447 11½ DULLY ternate spot, and quickly the lucky man in when and hoping,” he said. Toronto 36 40 .474 6½ Philadelphia 26 51 .338 20 got right back to business. John Daly withdrew earli- “I wouldn’t be on the Central Division Central Division From B1 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB “I was a little disap- er this week. grounds today if I wasn’t Cleveland 40 36 .526 — Milwaukee 41 38 .519 — that there,” he said. “At pointed shooting even, “So far there are 13 al- thinking and hoping to get Minnesota 39 36 .520 ½ Chicago 39 38 .506 1 that point, I was just try- but when I found out that ternates in, but it would in, right?” Kansas City 37 38 .493 2½ St. Louis 35 41 .461 4½ Detroit 34 42 .447 6 Pittsburgh 35 42 .455 5 ing to make bogey, but I was a playoff for second be great to have a local One person rooting for Chicago 33 43 .434 7 Cincinnati 32 44 .421 7½ hit my putt up aggressive- alternate, I refocused and player get in, that just Dully to get that special West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ly and then just missed said, you know what, I makes common sense. call from the USGA is Houston 52 26 .667 — Los Angeles 52 27 .658 — the one coming back. might as well try to get in “We were hoping last year Dully’s 13-year-old son, Los Angeles 41 40 .506 12½ Arizona 50 28 .641 1½ “I was playing with Texas 39 38 .506 12½ Colorado 47 34 .580 6 because you never know,” that Kirk Hanefeld would Sean Dully, who is on his Seattle 39 41 .488 14 San Diego 31 46 .403 20 Chip at the time and we said Dully. “I hit three get in as an alternate so father’s bag this week. Oakland 35 42 .455 16½ San Francisco 30 51 .370 23 were both 3-under going good shots in the playoff he would play well and “If he gets in I will be Wednesday’s Games Thursday’s Games into that hole and after and got in.” could have a good finish there for him,” Dully said, Philadelphia 5, Seattle 4 Texas (Cashner 3-6) at Cleveland (Kluber the double, I probably The USGA plays it close and automatically qualify who attends middle school Toronto 4, Baltimore 0 6-2), 12:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Kansas City (Junis 2-1) at Detroit (Fulmer needed to get to 2-under. to the vest when it comes for this year, but that didn’t in Florida. Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. 6-6), 1:10 p.m. “I had a birdie chance, to the way alternates are happen. We are all hoping When asked if he in- Minnesota at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Oakland (Gossett 1-2) at Houston (Pea- Texas at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. cock 4-1), 2:10 p.m. but got too aggressive selected when a player that Frank somehow finds tends to play in college N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 Tampa Bay (Archer 6-4) at Pittsburgh (Tail- then missed it coming drops out. One second al- a way to get in.” or perhaps follow his dad p.m. lon 3-2), 7:05 p.m. Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Baltimore (Jimenez 2-3) at Toronto (Happ back. Honestly I didn’t ternate has already been Dully says his home into the golf business, L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. 2-4), 7:07 p.m. think I would have any added to the field; Ted away from home through Dully pointed to his father San Francisco 5, Colorado 3 Minnesota (Gibson 4-5) at Boston (Price Chicago Cubs at Washington, 7:05 p.m. 2-2), 7:10 p.m. opportunity at all.” Tryba of Orlando, Fla., today is Salem Country and said, “I don’t know, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Cessa 0-2) at Chicago Dully said he was sur- who was the second alter- Club. right now, he’s the only N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. White Sox (Shields 1-1), 8:10 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 11-2) at L.A. prised to find he was in nate from the Dunedin, “I’ll be here on the focus. It’s all about him Atlanta at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Angels (Ramirez 7-5), 10:07 p.m. playoff for the second al- Fla., qualifying site, was putting green, waiting getting in.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 COMICS

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CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Taking a trip to someplace It’s OK to be different. Don’t Get involved and you will Look at all the possibilities and Emotional matters will surface Network and get involved with you’ve never been will shed shy away from an idea that is make a difference. Your choose something that won’t and should be addressed so people you find inspiring. Talks light on what you should be trendy or has the potential to strong beliefs and intense limit you. Partnerships will play that you can move forward with will lead to an opportunity to doing in the not-too-distant fu- break new ground. Take control way of going about your busi- an important role in your life. your plans. Be open with those use one of your skills in a di- ture. Learn what you can from and be detailed and precise to ness and getting things done With someone you love, make you confront if you want to re- verse setting. this experience. ensure success. will help you excel. Romance decisions that will influence solve unfinished business. your life. is highlighted. ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Children, siblings and people Problems will stem from poor Promises will be broken or Think twice before you spend SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Make alterations at home that trying to convince you to do communication. Emotions will something will not be delivered money or make a promise that More creative input about how will help you lower your over- something should be moni- be difficult to control and can as you expect. Get your facts you cannot keep. Keeping your you earn your living will help head, ease stress and add to tored closely. Ulterior motives lead to regret if you act inap- straight before you agree to balance is what you do best, you come up with a novel plan. your overall comfort. Make wise are present. Choose stability propriately. Concentrate on personal, domestic or work-re- and right now it’s important Someone close to you will choices based on thought and and greater security over pop- personal improvements, not on lated changes. that you don’t start to waver. cause emotional turmoil. consideration. ularity. trying to change others.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Teen immersed in electronics is losing touch with people Bridge mysteries may baffle a detective DEAR ABBY: I’ve been my husband washes the A.A. Milne, in “The Red home a vulnerable game. It dating a wonderful wom- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van dishes, pots and pans, he House Mystery,” wrote, “Like should be clear to rebid five an for two years. She has Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, misses spots, sometimes all really nice people, you clubs or three no-trump, both a son in high school I’ll and was founded by her mother, have a weakness for detective of which are easy to make. call “Jon.” Like many lots of them. Also, he is Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at stories, and feel that there are With a lot of winners, go for teens I see, he is constant- impatient and doesn’t want not enough of them. So, after game. ly on his smartphone, his DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los to wait the three minutes all that you have done for me, Finally, let’s look at North’s school-required tablet or Angeles, CA 90069. the least that I can do for you playing video games on it takes for the hot water problem. With seven points, is to write you one.” he wants to bid, but nothing the TV in his bedroom. to get to the kitchen, so he Some bridge deals are like reluctant to set boundar- it will happen if his grades fits the bill. If he cannot bring On a recent vacation, I ies for him. don’t improve. washes in cold water. mystery stories — what is the decided enough was enough. Interacting with others I tell him I will take care winning play or defense? Oth- himself to pass, he should Jon had headphones on NEEDS HELP IN make a negative double de- doesn’t come naturally to of the dishes, but then he ers just have a baffling aspect. and was watching videos CHICAGO everyone. Developing these For example, in today’s deal, spite the lack of a fourth online while we were at a skills takes practice. Learn- gets upset with me. How spade — and slide the club DEAR NEEDS HELP: look only at the South hand. restaurant. His mother ing to make eye contact, do I handle this without seven into his spades! Here, If you haven’t discussed After three passes, South was on her cellphone as I carry on a conversation hurting his feelings or his opens one club, West over- he would survive this experi- sat there wondering how your concerns with Jon’s and pick up on social cues mother, you should, be- pride? calls one heart, North passes, ment unless partner decided long I’d wait. Jon’s grades are skills people learn in to gamble on six clubs, which have dropped and he cause they are valid. If his and East raises to two hearts. person, not by texting. This KINDER, GENTLER What should South do now? cannot make. doesn’t sleep well. I can grades are suffering and is a conversation I have see he is so connected to he isn’t getting enough WIFE Once you have decided, had with more than one look at the North hand. Do his electronics that he’s rest, it’s time for her to step mental health expert, and disconnected from people. up to the plate and start DEAR K.G.W.: Some- you agree with the pass over it’s something parents one heart? While I don’t want to acting like a parent. need to remember when in- times it’s not what we say When the three of you are This deal was played at 16 seem controlling, I now teracting with their chil- but how we say it that can feel I have a vested inter- having a meal together, the dren. Bridge Base Online tables. est in the boy. I care about electronics should be put hurt someone’s feelings or Over two hearts, an unbeliev- him and see that the con- away, and you and your DEAR ABBY: My hus- pride. Tell your husband able 11 Souths rebid three stant stimulation is affect- girlfriend should make a band wants to help in the that you love him and clubs, which ended the auc- point of including her son tion. ing much of his life. I’m kitchen with the dishes. know he wants to do this not sure he even knows in the conversation. At his Call me stupid to com- Why would you bid only how to make friends. age, he should be informed plain, but he is causing me for you, but, respectfully, three clubs with such a pow- Should I push for his TV about and have an opinion more work, and I don’t his “talents” lie elsewhere. erful hand? Yes, it is possible to be taken out of his regarding current events. know what to do. Because he is willing to that no game is makable, but room? His mother is excel- As to removing the televi- you won’t know that until after This is the second mar- help, entrust him to the lent at setting her own sion/gaming from his bed- riage for both of us, and I you see the dummy, and they boundaries, but because of room, his mother should am trying hard to be a important task of doing pay a big bonus for bringing her divorce, I think she’s warn him in advance that kinder, gentler wife. When the rinsing and/or drying.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Commonwealth of Massachusetts MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE County of Essex By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage The Superior Court By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Ritu Gaind to Washington Mutual Bank, FA, dated March 29, 2002 and given by Darlene Moreschi to Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC dated June 20, recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book CIVIL DOCKET #1777CV00881 2012 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds, in 18546, Page 16 subsequently assigned to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. by Federal Book 31460, Page 200, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, Deposit Insurance Corporation, as receiver of Washington Mutual Bank f/k/a RE: Webster First Federal Credit Union Successor By Merger Of Saugus Federal for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing Washington Mutual Bank, FA by assignment recorded in said Essex County Credit Union v Magill, et al the same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM, on July 20, 2017, on the (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 32999, Page 32; of which Mortgage premises known as 33 Durgin Road, Lynn, Massachusetts, the premises the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage ORDER OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION described in said mortgage, togetherwith all the rights, easements, and and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM appurtenances thereto, to wit: on July 13, 2017 at 4 Midland Road, Lynnfield, MA, all and singular the premises TO: Kenneth R Magill, James H Magill, Saugus, in the County of Essex; described in said Mortgage, to wit: all in said Commonwealth; A parcel of land with the buildings thereon, situated in said Lynn, being shown as Lot 12 on a plan of land owned by Alexander Fransesconi, dated January 14, The land with the buildings thereon in Lynnfield, Essex County, Massachusetts, on AND TO ALL PERSONS ENTITLED TO THE BENEFIT OF THE SERVICE 1953 drawn by Roger S. Brown, C.E., recorded with the Essex South District Midland Road, shown as Lot 31 on a plan entitled "Definitive Plan King James MEMBERS' CIVIL RELIEF ACT OF 1940 AS AMENDED 2003 as amended: Registry of Deeds at Book 3953, Page 1 and bounded: Grants Sect. IX, Lynnfield, Mass.", dated May 10, 1976 (Sheet 1 of 8), recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds as Plan 47, Plan Book 142. Said Lot 31 is Webster First Federal Credit Union Successor By Merger Of Saugus SOUTHEAST: by Durgin Road, 65.05 feet; more particularly bounded and described as follows: EASTERLY by the Westerly Federal Credit Union a banking institution with a usual place of business in sideline of Midland Road, one hundred forty six and 00/100 (146.00) feet; Worcester SOUTH: by a curved line forming the junction of Durgin Road and Taylor Road, SOUTHERLY by land of Melch Brox Corp. (being shown as Lot A on plan recorded 29.14 feet; with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 139, Plan 12) two hundred claiming to be the holder of mortgage covering property situated at 47 Gates thirteen (213.00) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by "Green Belt", one hundred fifty three Road, Saugus, Essex County, MA and more fully described in said mortgage. SOUTHWEST: by Taylor Road, 43.48 feet; and 69/100 (153.69) feet; and NORTHERLY again by said "Green Belt", one hundred sixty five (165.00) feet Said lot contains 27,594 square feet, according Given by Kevin R Magill, James H Magill; Dated April 11, 2007 NORTHWEST: by Lot 11 on said plan, 82.37 feet; and to said plan. Included in this conveyance is the right to use Midland Road for all purposes for which a public way may be used in the Town of Lynnfield, but recorded in the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds in Book 26746, NORTHEAST: by land now or formerly of Jennings, 70.72 feet. reserving to the grantor the fee in said way. Subject to all rights, restrictions, Page 403, has filed with said court a Complaint for authority to foreclose said reservations and easements of record or insofar as the same is in force and mortgage in the manner following: by entry on and possession of the premises Containing 5,373 square feet according to said plan. applicable. For title reference see Deed Book 6413, page 51. therein described and by exercise of the power of sale contained in said mortgage. For Title Reference see Deed recorded in Book 26245, Page 471. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, If you are entitled to the benefits of the Service Members' Civil Relief Act restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to of 1940 as amended, and you object to such foreclosure you or your attorney Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and should file a separate action in said court in said County on or before estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. 07/31/2017 or you may be forever barred from claiming that such foreclosure is charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, invalid under said Act. partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other TERMS OF SALE: municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Witness, Judith Fabricant Esquire, Chief Justice of the Superior Court, at Lawrence, approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Massachusetts, this 19th day of June, 2017. asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and, delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Thomas H. Driscoll Jr., to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Clerk of Courts rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Item: June 29, 2017 from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS $5,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place of at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms THE TRIAL COURT the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be CITATION with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 212, North entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further G.L. c. 210, S 6 Chelmsford, Massachusetts. recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Docket No. ES17A0025AD description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of In the matter of: Chase Richard Austin In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Essex Probate and Family Court purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of 36 Federal Street Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. Salem, MA 01970 foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure (978)744-1020 deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the To: Christopher J Surette L.K.A. 17 Centennial Circle, Malden, MA 02148 required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written Present Holder of said Mortgage, any unnamed or unknown parent and persons interested in a petition for the notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. By Its Attorneys, adoption of said child and to the Department of Children and Families of said ORLANS PC Commonwealth, 280 Merrimac St., 2nd fl. Lawrence, MA 01843 Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. PO Box 540540 A petition has been presented to said court by Waltham, MA 02454 Brian E Austin of Lynnfield, MA Dated: 12:01 Phone: (781) 790-7800 Lynda S Austin of Lynnfield, MA Present holder of said mortgage 16-001903 requesting leave to adopt said child and that the name of the child be changed to Item: June 22, 29, July 6, 2017 If you object to this adoption you are entitled to the appointment of an Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC attorney if you are an indigent person. by its Attorneys State of Connecticut An indigent person is defined by SJC Rule 3:10. The definition includes but is not Guaetta and Benson, LLC limited to persons receiving TAFDC, EACDC, poverty related veteran's benefits, Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire Court of Probate, Norwich Probate Court Medicaid, and SSI. The Court will determine if you are indigent. Contact an P.O. Box 519 District No: PD29 Assistant Judicial Case Manager of Adoption Clerk of the Court before the date Chelmsford, MA 01824 listed to obtain the necessary forms. Item: June 29, July 6, 13, 2017 IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE A NOTICE TO DANIEL BEALS WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT AT: Salem whose last known residence was in the town of Lynn, MA ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON: Catch up with your 08/21/2017 Pursuant to an order of Hon. Charles K. Norris, Judge, a hearing will be held at Witness, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court Norwich Probate Court, 100 Broadway, Room 122, City Hall, Norwich, CT Date: May 23, 2017 favorite team 06360-0038 on July 13, 2017 at 3:00 PM, on a petition for Termination of Pamela Casey O'Brien Parental Rights concerning Ishmael Saturn B., a minor child born to Blake Erin Register of Probate Tobin on May 15, 2013 at Salem, MA. The court's decision will affect your interest, Item: June 15, 22, 29, 2017 in Item Sports! if any, as in the petition on file more fully appears.

RIGHT TO COUNSEL: If the above named person wishes to have an attorney, but is unable to pay for one, the Court will provide an attorney upon proof of inability to pay. Any such request should be made immediately by contacting the court office where the hearing is to be held. By Order of the Court

...... Eileen M. Robbins, Chief Clerk Item: June 29, 2017

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Clients include ences dietary choices and gardens at clients’ homes. apartment complexes, has a positive environ- The Organic Gardener grocery stories, schools, Ltd., the farmer-for-hire PHOTO | GARDEN CITY GROWERS VIA AP shopping malls, even ball- mental impact.” Dan Allen, CEO of service she and her hus- Fenway Farms, a large rooftop farm at Fenway Park maintained by parks. Farmscape, with locations band, Verd, started in the Green City Growers in Boston, produces more than 6,000 pounds of “It turns out that hav- in Los Angeles and the Chicago area in 2005, is fruits and vegetables each season to be used in on-site restaurants and ing home-grown produce San Francisco area, says one of many such services concessions. is something a lot of peo- that have cropped up ple really want,” says Jes- farmers for hire have a across the country. Some preneurs from a range of fessional trainer to help and do it themselves. And sie Banhazl, founder and more intimate relation- of these farmers have professional backgrounds you do it right. This is like I also have a hundred cli- CEO of Green City Grow- ship with clients than farming backgrounds, who just love gardening hiring a gardening coach. ents whose gardens I’ve ers, in the Boston area. landscapers do. “There’s while others are land- and the outdoors. Some people say, ‘Come been tending for years who The company’s Fenway something more personal scapers who expanded “If you want serious ex- over every other week for are not even trying to do it Farms project involves about growing food,” he their expertise, or entre- ercise, you turn to a pro- a year’ so they can learn on their own, but simply planting and tending veg- says. Begin teaching kids money management skills early Actor Edward James Olmos with his dog By Alex Veiga skills, more than in Rus- child to spend their allow- Moe during the film- ASSOCIATED PRESS sia, China or Poland. ance all at once, but should ing of a public service “Financial literacy is a use that as an opportunity announcement in Los A part-time summer job key component to under- to discuss how to treat the Angeles. can teach teens the value of standing general money next week’s allowance, for earning a paycheck, but not management and credit example. PHOTO | PETA VIA AP necessarily how to manage basics, but a majority of “There are many things their money wisely. American teens are not at actually quite a young That’s a job parents financially literate,” said age that children will un- should take on, and the Heather Battison, vice derstand,” said Ted Beck, Edward James Olmos wants pet earlier the better, experts president at credit report- the NEFE’s president and say. Teaching teens the ing company TransUnion. CEO. owners to stay home on July 4 basics of saving, following “This is why it’s impera- As children hit their pre- a budget and the princi- tive for parents to have teen years, NEFE’s guide “Many animals have breaking through a glass ples behind responsibly By Sigal conversations with their also suggests parents ex- Ratner-Arias actually broken through window or fence. Other managing checking and teens about money in or- plain how budgets work, ASSOCIATED PRESS glass windows and doors firework-related pet in- credit accounts can instill der to start a good founda- as well as the basic prin- to get out of the house,” the juries included being hit healthy financial habits NEW YORK — Edward tion for financial literacy ciples of investing. The veteran actor told The As- by a car after becoming that will serve them well and help prepare teens for lesson could include play- James Olmos has a mes- sociated Press in a recent spooked by fireworks, near as adults. financial independence.” ing at being an investor sage for pet owners on the interview. “They don’t know drowning after falling in But many U.S. teens Teaching kids good fi- by identifying a company Fourth of July: Stay home. aren’t being taught these nancial habits can begin their child knows and en- Noisy fireworks onwhere the explosion is com- pools and strangulation skills, according to a re- when children are around courage them to track the America’s birthday can ing from, all they know is by collars getting caught. port released last month 5 years old, or when they stock’s gains or losses. startle animals and cause that there are explosions “If you stay with them, it by the Programme for typically begin asking for Encourage kids to set them to run away. Olmos and they immediately take helps them,” added Olmos, International Student an allowance, according to aside money they get for has teamed up with Peo- it in a fearful way.” who starred in “Stand Assessment. The organi- a guide for parents pub- doing chores or presents ple for the Ethical Treat- The insurance giant Na- and Deliver” and earned zation, which evaluated lished by the National in their own savings ac- ment of Animals to urge tionwide, which provides an Oscar nomination. financial literacy among Endowment for Financial count. This will help show owners to comfort their pet health insurance, “They’ll tremble, they’ll thousands of 15-year-olds Education (NEFE), a non- them the importance of pets or at least leave a TV last year reported that shake, but they will at in 14 countries, conclud- profit focused on financial saving up for a big pur- or radio set on to mask the the most common Fourth least feel secure enough ed that one in five Amer- literacy. chase, and how bank sav- blasts so they don’t get as of July pet injuries were not to do any bodily harm ican teens lack basic-level Parents can expect their ings accounts work. scared. laceration caused by pets to themselves.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 STARS AND STRIPES

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-Full Line of Marinated meats -Italian Sausages -Angus Beef Hamburg patties 4oz & 8oz Fresh Fruit Cups -Dietz & Watson Hot Dogs Freshly Brewed Iced Tea Super Iced Coffee -Pasta Salads Iced Mocha Delight Dr. Smoothie 100% Crushed Fruit Smoothies -Pastries Awesome Frozen Hot Chocolate Fresh Squeezed Lime Rickeys -Italian Cookies -Braised BBQ Babyback Ribs 96 Bridge St. (Rte. 1A), Salem -Prepared Foods 978-744-0995 | coffeetimebakeshop.net Open 7 days 5 a.m.-11 p.m. ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY BAR∙B∙QUE FOODS NOW Open Mon. - Fri. 9a.m. - 8p.m. Sat. 8a.m. - 6p.m. Sun. 8a.m. - 4p.m. 781-666-3929