TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2017 KIPP gets a visit from China

By Thomas Grillo could read the name of the classic book. ITEM STAFF When none of the children responded, she prompted them with questions: LYNN — Principal Sunny Liang  ew “What do you see on the cover?” “Bears,” nearly 8,000 miles from Zhejiang prov- said one boy. ince in China to learn best practices “How many?” she asked. from some of the Bay State’s schools. “Three,” said the boy. Her rst stop was KIPP Academy, It was the kind of instruction Liang where she watched Joohee Baik at had never seen. work. The kindergarten instructor used “In China, all learning is done by mem- “The Three Bears,” the tale about bears orization,” she said. “We need to have chil- who return home to nd a mischievous dren problem solve and that’s where crit- girl asleep in one of their beds, to teach ical thinking comes in. But most teachers words through pictures. and administrators don’t even know what Liang was among two dozen Chi- critical thinking is. But here it is, it’s real ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE nese educators in Lynn Monday to tour and I can now see how it’s done.” KIPP’s K-12 classrooms. They plan to Charlotte Xue, a principal from Qin- KIPP kindergarten students Justice Victoriano, left, and Jahnelix Pinales, spend the week in Massachusetts visit- gyuan in the northern Guangdong right, work away as Alyssa Lai, a school principal from China, takes note ing a number of schools. of them during her tour of KIPP on Monday. Baik asked her pupils if they knew or KIPP, A7 Hotel books room in Revere By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF REVERE — The shuttered Papa Gino’s on Squire Road will soon be delivering hotel rooms. More than two years after clos- ing, the pizzeria will be demol- ished and replaced with a ve-sto- ry, 100-room La Quinta Inns & Suites. The Texas-based owner, operator and franchisor of hotel rooms in the $100-$200 price range plans to open in the spring of 2019. “They were obviously attracted to proximity to the airport and all the other things Revere has to offer,” said Robert O’Brien, the city’s director of Economic Devel- opment. “We expect the existing building will be demolished in the next few weeks and then they will begin construction.” In 2016, the one-acre Papa Gino’s parcel was sold to Jewel Saeed and JOI TO THE WORLD: Baldevbhai Patel for $1.5 million. La Quinta’s portfolio consists of 885 properties representing more WE NEED A NEW HOME than 87,000 rooms in 48 states and in Canada, Mexico, Honduras, By Bridget Turcotte ration (EDIC) has agreed to sell to “In order for families to thrive, in From left, Zion and Colombia. ITEM STAFF KIPP Academy. order for people to pay their bills, Chyrack, The chain will face competition “We are excited and supportive for people to be productive mem- London Phillips, from a handful of other Revere LYNN — More than 100 families of KIPP and the progress Lynn is bers of society, they have to work. Demani receiving services at the JOI Child hotels including Four Points by making with meeting the needs of Otherwise, the community carries Guanci-Foster, Care Center may soon be facing a Sheraton Boston Logan Airport on the community and building an- that and we can’t move forward.” and Brien real problem. Squire Road, Rodeway Inn Logan other high school. However, with In the 1930s and ’40s, the build- Fowler play at International Airport and West The nonpro t organization pro- vides free child care services, sub- the sale of the J.B. Blood Building ing was the city’s largest meat the JOI Child Comfort Inn & Suites Logan In- to KIPP, the reality is we don’t market and grocery store. KIPP Care Center on ternational Airport on American sidized by the state, to 108 stu- have a place to go. If we don’t nd has plans to complete a $3 million Monday. Legion Highway, and Hampton dents and has two private paying a suitable location, there could be renovation to upgrade the 90-year- Inn Boston-Logan Airport on Lee parents, said executive director 110 families without child care and Burbank Highway. Michelle Merson. It has been lo- old building and use it for its high ITEM PHOTO | cated since 1985 at the J.B. Blood over 30 dedicated staff members school division. OWEN O’ROURKE Thomas Grillo can be reached at Building, which the Economic De- without jobs. Without child care, [email protected]. velopment and Industrial Corpo- families can’t work,” said Merson. JOI, A3 Swampscott takes Hallmark change will a step back in time make mark in Medford ITEM STAFF REPORT for more than two decades, ITEM STAFF REPORT features 150 free events including as a founding mem- over two weekends and cel- MEDFORD — Hallmark ber and former chairman of SWAMPSCOTT — Town ebrates the rich variety of Health System is seeking a the Hallmark Health Board of of cials are inviting resi- historic, cultural and natu- new president and chief execu- Trustees. dents to take a step back in ral resources in the Essex tive of cer (CEO) following the A search committee has been time at White Court, one of National Heritage area. announcement Alan Macdon- formed and is now at work Swampscott’s historic sum- White Court guests will ald is retiring from the post he seeking a new president and mer estates. be treated to a show of has held for the past two years. CEO and, according to a state- White Court, a 28-room, 1920s-era antique cars, his- Hallmark Health System ment from Hallmark Board of oceanfront mansion locat- toric memorabilia and talks includes the Lawrence Memo- Trustees chairman Alan Her- ed at 35 Littles Point Road, from the President Coolidge rial Hospital in Medford, the rington, Macdonald has agreed served as the “Summer Foundation, family games Melrose-Wake eld Hospital in to continue to head the system White House” of President and activities, refreshments Melrose and the rm also has until a replacement is appoint- Calvin Coolidge, and was and music. There will be an af liation with Tufts Med- ed. Herrington also stated Mac- designed by renowned Bos- parking on site, restrooms ical Center and Circle Health. donald has been reappointed to ton architect Arthur Little. and wheelchair accommo- Macdonald has led Hallmark The “Welcome to White dations. Alan Macdonald Health in a number of key roles HALLMARK, A7 Court” community event “The town of Swampscott will be Saturday from noon extends this opportuni- to 3 p.m. It will be a free ty to residents, as well as celebration of history, cul- historic and cultural en- In Sports In Saugus In Opinion Lynn’s football teams ture, and tradition, as part thusiasts to be our guests, INSIDE Town gets a new pair Bill Brotherton: are a combined 9-1 of Essex Heritage’s Trails of principals. A2 Saving face. A4 & Sails program, which SWAMPSCOTT, A7 after two weeks. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 67° VOL. 139, ISSUE 241 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 63° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2017 OBITUARIES Stantec design rm chosen to James A. Muise, 88 design rail trail in Swampscott DRACUT — Mr. James A. Muise of Saugus; one daughter Su- formerly of Concord, N.H., age san Thomas and her husband By Gayla Cawley Stantec’s tentative time- of Stantec, as he found town-wide special election 88, died at the Kaplan Family Andrew of Pembroke, N.H.; six ITEM STAFF line includes submission their focus on bike trails a month later. Hospice House in Danvers on grandchildren, Ross Thomas, of a preliminary design to “really compelling.” The two-plus mile 10- Saturday, Sept. 16. He was the Paul Thomas, Victoria Muise, SWAMPSCOTT — Stan- the town next April, a - Stantec was not the foot wide trail will run loving husband of the late Doro- Kaitlyn Muise, Aiden Muise, tec has been selected as nal design by June or July recommendation of Town from Swampscott Train thy L. (Sokoloski) Muise. and Nicholas Muise. the design rm to advance and developing bid docu- Administrator Sean Fitz- Station to the Marblehead Born in Yarmouth, Nova In lieu of owers, donations the town’s plans for the ments in July or August, gerald, who advocated for line at Seaview Avenue, Scotia, Canada and raised in may be made in James’s mem- construction of a rail trail. according to their presen- Howard Stein Hudson, connecting with the Mar- East Boston, James was the ory to St. Jude Children’s Re- Stantec, a Burling- blehead Rail Trail, which son of the late Anthony and search Hospital, www.stjude. ton-based rm, was one tation. based on their public en- Stantec’s work includes gagement, right of way also links to trails in Sa- Mary Muise. Mr. Muise was a org. of three nalists that lem. graduate of East Boston High Service information: Rela- recently presented pro- more than 500 miles of and preliminary design trails planned, designed plans. The trail has divided School. He was a retired truck tives and friends are invited posals to the Board of residents, with opponents, driver for Ryder Transportation to attend visiting hours in the Selectmen. The other two and constructed through- In May, Town Meet- out the Northeast, with 18 ing approved allocating including many abutters and a U.S. Navy WWII veteran. BISBEE-PORCELLA Funeral nalists were BSC Group to the path, expressing current rail trails under $850,000 for the design James was an avid Boston Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Sau- and Howard Stein Hud- anger with the possibility design or in construction, and engineering of the Red Sox fan and enjoyed trav- gus, on Wednesday 4-7 p.m. A son. of land taken by eminent according to Stantec asso- trail location within the eling to places such as Aruba, funeral service will be held in Nine design rms had domain and the cost. the West Coast, Bermuda, Eu- the funeral home on Thursday presented project pro- ciate John Hendrickson. National Grid Corridor, rope and Hawaii. at 11 a.m. Interment posals in response to the “We’re full-time rail trail as well as the legal fees Gayla Cawley can be Mr. Muise leaves be- St. Joseph’s Cemetery, town’s Request for Quali- people,” Hendrickson said. and costs for acquisition reached at gcawley@item- hind two sons, Steven Chelmsford. For direc- cations (RFQ) process in Selectman Peter Spell- of easement rights. The live.com. Follow her on Muise and his wife Deb- tions and condolences July. ios was in strong support vote was upheld during a Twitter @GaylaCawley. orah of Dracut, David www.BisbeePorcella. Muise and his wife Lisa com. Saugus gets a new pair of principals Roland J. Muise, 87 By Bridget Turcotte I consider it a tremendous the district forward. Superintendent Dr. Da- ITEM STAFF privilege to be in this po- Monto, a lifelong Sau- vid DeRuosi said he was sition,” said Lueke. “Edu- gus resident, said she, her happy with the new team. SAUGUS — There’s a cation is my passion and husband, their children, “They’re con dent,” he WAKEFIELD — Roland chelle (Muise) Kline and her new administrative team working with the students and her parents all went said. “They know what J. Muise, 87, of Wake eld husband Nicholas Kline and running the Belmonte of Saugus is what I love to through the Saugus Pub- they are doing and if they passed away early Sunday Amie (Muise) Davis and her Middle School this year. don’t, they have the cour- morning, Sept. 17. husband Michael Davis all of Myra Monto, who has do.” lic School system. In addition to the chang- “I will work to make this age to ask. That’s what we He was one of 10 children North Andover. He leaves his worked as a teacher and want our kids to learn to born to John and Lena (Dou- six great-grandchildren, No- vice principal at the es at the middle school, year successful for both our Kimberly Politano has teachers and our students, do and our teachers to do. cette) Muise. He was raised lan John, Henry Roland, Cal- school for the past 25 We’re moving in the right been hired as the assis- following the mission of in Lynn and attended St. Jean vin Michael Davis and Lucy years, is the new princi- direction.” de Baptiste and graduated Mae, Quincy Thomas, and pal. Maureen Lueke has tant principal at Saugus Saugus Public Schools,” she from Lynn Vocational and Nellie Rita Kline all of North been hired as the new High School. Politano said said. “I believe in collabora- Bridget Turcotte can be Technical Institute. He was a Andover. vice principal. she is looking forward to tion, teamwork and build- reached at bturcotte@item-  nish carpenter by trade. He Service information: “It has been a wonder- being a part of the new ing consensus to achieve live.com. Follow her on worked at C.L. Hauthaway & Visitation for family and ful experience so far and school project and moving our goals.” Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Son Corp. in Lynn for many friends will be at the ANDER- years, retiring in 1992. He SON-BRYANT Funeral Home, married the love of his life, 4 Common St., Stoneham, Rita I. Fenton, on Sept. 10, Thursday 5-8 p.m. The funer- Town debates keeping pot shops out 1950. They just celebrated al will be held on Friday at their 67th wedding anniver- the funeral home at 9 a.m. By Bob Salsberg The referendum is the ber also voted yes to allow Chris Hudalla, founder sary. Roland is survived by followed by a funeral Mass ASSOCIATED PRESS rst since the Legisla- each community to hold and chief scienti c of cer ture revised the voter-ap- its own vote to determine for ProVerde. his wife Rita, son Roland and at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph’s BOSTON — Many of proved law and created whether or not pot shops Eddins dismissed the wife Joanne (Green) Muise Church, Wake eld. Burial will the Massachusetts voters a two-tiered system that would be allowed to oper- threat as “scare tactics” by of North Andover, and his follow at Forest Glade Ceme- who opened the door to daughter Diane and her part- tery in Wake eld. requires communities ate in their own commu- legal marijuana are clos- opponents of the ban. ner Rosanne Bourgeois of In lieu of  owers, dona- where a majority of vot- nities,” said Geri Eddins, ing the door to pot shops Turnout on Tuesday re- Westford. He is also survived tions can be made to the ers supported the ballot spokeswoman for Milford- that want to operate in mains uncertain, but Bry- by his granddaughters, Mi- Salvation Army. question to hold a refer- CARES. “In our mind we their communities, rais- an Cole of Milford Citizens endum before pot shops are exercising the will of ing questions about how for Fairness, a group urg- can be banned. In places the voters.” strong a foothold the can- ing residents to reject the MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS nabis industry can achieve where a majority of vot- Opponents of the refer- ban, said there appears in the state. ers rejected Question 4, it endum say a ban would to be signi cant interest takes only a vote by the potentially deprive the Man dressed as clown Gas prices down More than 100 munici- in town and “a lot of back palities already have im- governing body — town town of hundreds of jobs and forth on social media” running for city council seat 5 cents this week posed bans, moratoriums meeting or city council, and hundreds of thou- over the issue. or zoning restrictions on for example. sands of dollars in tax Should Milford voters BOSTON (AP) — A BOSTON (AP) — The To entice cities and towns revenue from legal mari- commercial marijuana decide to keep the door man dressed as a clown is price of gas in Massachu- to welcome pot shops, law- juana operations, includ- businesses, with a close- open for pot shops, legal- running for a city council setts is down ve cents makers also increased the ing the two already in ly watched referendum ization advocates hope it seat in Boston. this week. local option tax on mari- business. ProVerde Lab- scheduled for Tuesday in will begin to signal a shift The Boston Herald AAA Northeast found juana sales from 2 percent oratories runs a testing reports that Roxbury res- in its weekly survey Milford. away from prohibitions In November, 52 per- to 3 percent, and allowed lab, and Sage Naturals ident Pat Payaso will be released Monday that the communities to negotiate has a 31,000-square foot elsewhere in Massachu- on the November ballot price of self-serve, regular cent of the town’s voters setts. approved Question 4, the host agreements with re- cultivation facility that along with seven other is averaging $2.65 per “Most towns will see state ballot initiative that tailers that could net an supplies medical marijua- candidates for an at-large gallon. That’s three cents within a few years that legalized adult use of rec- additional 3 percent of na to dispensaries in Cam- city council seat. The can- above the national aver- gross sales. bridge and Somerville. their counterparts are didate’s last name means age of $2.62. reational pot. Milford al- The group spearheading The proposed ban would not suffering any prob- clown in Spanish. The average price of gas ready is home to two mar- the proposed ban in Mil- not include medical mari- lems from having these Payaso donned a rain- in Massachusetts was 55 ijuana-related businesses ford argues it would pro- juana establishments, but businesses in their com- bow wig, red nose and cents lower — $2.10 — a that may go elsewhere if tect children and public would prevent either com- munities,” said Matthew clown makeup in recent year ago at this time. the referendum passes. The measure would not safety and safeguard the pany from expanding into Schweich, director of campaign photos and The drop comes weeks state campaigns for the videos on social media. after prices shot up to only prohibit retail stores “integrity” of the commu- the more lucrative recre- Marijuana Policy Project. The newspaper reports the highest they’ve been from operating, but any nity. ational marijuana market. “Some of these bans will he registered his cam- locally in two years due to licensed business associ- “Anyone who voted yes “We would have to relo- paign with the state in the impact of Hurricane ated with recreational pot. on Question 4 in Novem- cate or shut down,” said go away.” April and has $45 in his Harvey. campaign account. AAA of cials say prices City Councilor Annis- are leveling off and drop- Trump’s childhood home in New York sa Essaibi George says ping as Gulf Coast re- that Payaso is making a neries are coming back “mockery” of the election. online. Hurricane-related becomes a showcase for refugees PayasoIN didn’tMEMORIAM immediate- spikes are historically DONNA BOUDREAU ly comment.ON HER BIRTHRDAY dramatic, but brief. By William Mathis the home’s previous resi- The1956 ~four SEPTEMBER candidates 19 ~ 2017 AAA found regular ASSOCIATED PRESS dent. receivingAlways the loved most and votes selling for as low as $2.49 “Knowing Donald Trump never forgotten. in the race earn a seat on and as high as $2.79 per NEW YORK — Pres- was here at the age of four Love, Mom, family, and friends ident Donald Trump’s the 13-memberXXOOXX council. gallon. makes me think about childhood home in New where I was at the age of York had some new occu- four,” said Ali, her smiling IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM pants over the weekend — JARED J. 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LYNN — Catholic Charities The programs at Catholic Chari- North’s Friends Feeding Families ties North (CCN) strive to prevent campaign and the new Catholic hunger and homelessness for local Charities Food Pantry at 585 Bos- families in a financial emergency. ton St. are benefiting from a re- They also seek to engage youth gional celebrity chef cookoff. and adults in education and em- David Titus, clubhouse general ployment programs focused on manager of the Corinthian Yacht long term solutions to poverty and Club in Marblehead, Brian Santos, support families in their effort executive chef for the Questrom to build safe, nurturing environ- School of Business at Boston Uni- ments for children. versity and competitor on Season As part of the Friends Feeding 13 of “Hell’s Kitchen,” and Michael Families campaign, proceeds from Pantano, regional head chef of The the cookoff will help pay costs as- Cheesecake Factory, squared off in sociated with the new Catholic Danvers to help Catholic Charities. Charities food pantry. The pan- The three chefs went face to try, opening in 2018, will extend face in a 30-minute competition the reach of CCN’s mission to a in which they created a dish using greater number individuals and COURTESY PHOTO exclusively ingredients found at families in need of assistance not a Catholic Charities food pantry. only in Lynn, but in surrounding From left, chefs Brian Santos, David Titus, and Michael Pantano. Titus came away with the victory. communities north of Boston. Root enrolling next class JOI to the world:

LYNN — Local at-risk We need a new home youth have a chance to said. She plans to hold enroll in a Salem-based JOI program designed to From A1 fundraisers to help the build work skills and en- organization afford a new The building’s current space. hance their ability to find tenants were given until a job. JOI also offers a Teen January 2018 to vacate Parent Program for 12 Root announced it is ac- the building, said Mer- cepting applications for a children of young parents son. But she’s worried the and a co-op for students training program set to center won’t find a new begin on Oct. 16 in the or- studying Early Child- home by the end of the hood Education at Lynn ganization’s newly-com- year and will be forced to pleted Shetland Park lo- Vocational Technical In- close. stitute. cation. “Lynn can’t afford to In addition to free day- A social enterprise lose child care,” said care, teen parents who using food service as Merson. “Child care cen- are enrolled in school are a skills-training and ters are filled to capacity job-placement program and there are hundreds offered parenting support for youth between the of children on waitlists groups to talk about rela- ages of 16 and 24 years across the city. If the city tionships, parenting ad- old, Root youth work expects to appeal to young vice, and to help support with professional cook- working families, we must one another. ing teachers in a state-of- offer these services. It’s “It’s a tremendous asset the-art kitchen preparing imperative to the develop- and it really helps them,” food for the Root café, ment of the city.” said Merson. “It’s difficult harbor-view event space Merson said the city has to be a parent at any age, and catering arm. a strong need for infant but being a parent under After completing a 12- and toddler care in partic- the age of 18 is very differ- week course in culinary ular. JOI services children ent. Staying in school is so skills, the participants from 2 months old up to 6 difficult. Having a quality receive certifications in years old. place to leave your child is serve-safe food handling The center currently important.” and food allergens. They occupies about 13,000 There are currently also get help arranging in- square feet on the hundreds of people on a ternships at local restau- first floor, and has a waiting list for JOI, said rants where they can 4,000-square-foot play- Merson. hone the skills they have ground. The challenge is learned in the program. finding a large enough Bridget Turcotte can Root’s goal is also to space to accommodate be reached at bturcotte@ place youth in a stable, the students and about 30 itemlive.com. Follow her living-wage job and set staff members, that also on Twitter @BridgetTur- them on the path to inde- has adequate parking, she cotte. pendence. “We are giving kids the social and restaurant skills they need for jobs Subscribe to LAW OFFICES OF that really exist, so they JAMES J. CARRIGAN can build a life for them- • Social Security Disability selves,” said Sam Hunt, • Workers Compensation Root’s chef/instructor. home delivery • Accidents Root estimates there COURTESY PHOTO and get free access 25 years located across from Lynn District Court are more than 9,000 dis- Root Associate Director of Programming and Food Service Operations to the e-edition on connected youth in Essex Michael May prepares a meal for the Root Cafe with program partici- 15 Johnson St. County who are not in pants Joe Presseley, Aniyar Tatimbekov, and Jarielys Rivera. 781-596-0100 school or working. Appli- JAMES J. CARRIGAN cant candidates are young ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Using the culinary arts who are making a differ- www.rootns.org or for RONALD D. MALLOY men and women who want as a training tool for at- ence in the lives of young more information call www.jamescarriganlaw.com a structured training pro- risk populations, who people, with the goal of (978) 616-7615. [email protected] gram based on several have significant barriers setting them on a path successful models locat- ed throughout the coun- to employment, is a prov- towards success,” said Sel- try, including DC Central en pathway to stable jobs vin Chambers, Root execu- A SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR READERS! Kitchen, FareStart in Se- and self-sufficiency. tive director. attle and Liberty’s Kitch- “We have a committed, To register for the pro- % en in New Orleans. talented and caring staff gram, apply online at SAVE UP TO 40 ON TICKETS TO THE 2017

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Gamage, 1991-1996 at her face!” squealed the Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 woman sitting behind me. Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 “She looks like Caitlyn classi [email protected] Jenner” countered her John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Subscriptions friend. [email protected] It was obvious the Circulation 57-year-old entertainer [email protected] had “work” done. Whether it was facelift surgery, col- Ext. 3 lagen injections, a shot of Newsroom ITEM FILE PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Botox, a bee sting allergy [email protected] or a combination of all the Donny and Marie Osmond performed at Lynn [email protected] EDITORIAL above, only she knows for Auditorium on Aug. 17. Ext. 4 sure. And her brother, Don- Sports In the past, I consciously course; long before Botox [email protected] ny, age 59, barely looked decided not to comment on and face fillers arrived to Ext. 5 a day older than he did such matters. I’m rethink- beautify America, Cary A great during his ’90s heartthrob ing that philosophy. Grant, Jimmy Stewart Retail and Online heyday. The more important and Humphrey Bogart all Advertising I did not mention any question, I suppose, is romanced considerably [email protected] of this in my concert re- what would prompt a younger women in such ADVERTISING collaboration view, which praised the beautiful 57-year-old classic films as “To Catch duo and their wholesome woman like Marie Os- a Thief,” “It’s a Wonderful Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising There is no fanfare or big ceremony kicking family-style show. Sever- mond to butcher her face Life” and “Casablanca.” al readers, however, took and Business Development, ext. 1355 off a new Lynn YMCA program that could in such a manner? We all Sadly, even the most [email protected] very well alter the lives of young men from me to task for not writing know the answer: Women self-confident women I Lynn. about Marie’s cosmetic of a certain age (30, and know start imagining Michele Iannaco “improvements.” Should Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 Beginning on Friday, the Neptune Boule- trending younger by the “flaws” and question- [email protected] vard-based organization officially launches a critic include such in- day) face constant pres- ing their attractiveness, a collaborative with Salem State University formation in a review or sures to remain youthful doubting their worthiness, Jim McFadyen aimed at providing black high school males should a critic focus on the and beautiful and thinner. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 putting themselves down [email protected] with the opportunity to learn about what col- performance, voice, and This is true not only in and praying for anything lege is really like. presentation? Hollywood, but in business that will make them skin- Ralph Mitchell Men of Color, a Salem State student group, A similar situation oc- offices and every house on nier. They bow to societal Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 [email protected] is taking on the challenge of mentoring the curred a few weeks later your street. pressures fueled by the Lynn teens weekly at Salem State, beginning when Sting performed in Curious thing about multi-billion-dollar bar- Patricia Whalen with the intricate process of applying and Boston. The former Police men. We can be the most rage of dubious adver- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 getting accepted to a college. frontman will be 67 years vile, insufferable Quasi- tisements for anti-aging [email protected] old on Oct. 2, and he’s modo-smuggling-a-keg-in The initiative’s Sept. 22 kickoff takes place creams, weight-loss pro- BUSINESS OFFICE at Salem State University from 5-9 p.m. The in remarkable physical his-belly loser and still grams and tummy-squeez- YMCA is providing transportation to the shape. think every woman on ing undergarments. Inner Beth Bresnahan event and parents are invited to attend. Again, a few readers Earth finds us irresist- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 beauty never enters the [email protected] In describing its partnership with the Sa- chided me for failing to ible. Not so for women. picture. lem State students, the YMCA referenced an point out that “that old- From girlhood, all feel the Truth be told, it’s those Susan J. Conti article titled, “Changing the Narrative for ie-but-goodie Sting is one pressure to be “perfect.” Controller, ext. 1288 individual “flaws” that [email protected] Men of Color in Higher Education.” It’s writ- buff dude.” It starts with out-of-pro- make every woman and ten by Lisa McBride, PhD, who is vice presi- Have I been wrong all portion Barbie dolls and man uniquely beautiful. Ted Grant dent for Inclusive Excellence at Salem State. these years? Should a crit- graduates to manipulat- It’s not “miracles” from the Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] The article was published in the June 2017 ic get catty and point out ed images of wasp-waist- cosmetics industry, proce- issue of Insight into Diversity, an academic that Stephen Stills has ed models and rail-thin/ dures to get rid of “stub- Marian Kinney publication. Not surprisingly, McBride is a ballooned to the size of the big-busted actresses in born” fat, or a shot of Botox. ext. 1212 collaborative partner in the college diversity Goodyear blimp or that magazines and on TV. We’d all be sitting pret- [email protected] project. Nick Cave’s hairline has It doesn’t help that ty — and a lot happier — Will Kraft It is hard not to underestimate the impor- receded to the back of his casting directors have if we could all accept our Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 tance of two strong local organizations — the neck or that a young pop no qualms about pair- unique “flaws.” [email protected] YMCA and Salem State — combining forc- tart suddenly has more ing older actors with Jennifer Perez es to expand educational opportunities and front than the Boston much-younger female lov- Bill Brotherton is the ext. 1205 reinforce the notion that college must be a Public Library? ers. This is nothing new, of Item’s Features editor. [email protected] dream that can become a reality for every Carolina Trujillo American. DAN K. THOMASSON Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Don’t confuse the need to translate a dream [email protected] into reality with the notion of entitlement. Jim Wilson Education must be earned through discipline Switch-hitting Trump throws a curveball Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 and endurance, but it also must be made [email protected] available financially to all who seek it in this WASHINGTON — Re- lishment (if there is such a consult former Speaker CIRCULATION country. publican voters who held thing now), who obviously John Boehner, whose frus- The college diversity collaborators under- their noses and voted for wanted the party’s stamp trations with the tea party Lisa Mahmoud stand that converting a dream into reality Donald Trump out of loy- back on the White House crowd led him to quit Con- Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] is hard work only taught by those who have alty to the party may be door, couldn’t wait to put gress altogether. He was succeeded in reaching out and grasping their having second thoughts someone in the Oval Of- last seen walking through CLASSIFIED dream. The students who make up Men of now that he has begun for- fice totally unqualified and the halls of the Capitol Abbe Young Smith Color surely have learned and understand saking the Grand Old Par- unfit for the position — a whistling “Free at Last.” Manager, ext. 1276 they cannot look ahead to the futures edu- ty and cutting deals with huckster who wrote a book Trump’s rabid base, mean- [email protected] cation affords them unless they reach back Democrats for the sake of titled “The Art of the Deal.” while, is at least partially and pull others up the mountain path they expedience. What were they expecting? mystified, if not totally let NEWSROOM climbed to attain success. For starters, President They haven’t been the down, over his befriending Bill Brotherton College can be a daunting and baffling goal Trump, rather than follow only ones burned. All Schumer and Pelosi. Features Editor ext. 1338 especially to young people who do not have a the hard line of GOP con- those who bought into the And perhaps the person [email protected] parent, older sibling or cousin as a reference servatives who would shut campaign snake oil about hurting most of all is Attor- Gayla Cawley point for higher education achievement. The down the government immigration walls and ney General Jeff Sessions, Reporter, ext. 1236 questions confronting someone considering over the issue, worked better health care and the who earlier in the admin- [email protected] college are not easily answered: How will out quick passage of a bill silliness of climate control istration refused to step Cheryl Charles my education translate into a job? How will extending the debt lim- are now scratching their down, even when Trump Night Editor, ext. 1278 I afford college? How do I prepare to live and it with Senate Minority heads too. almost begged him to. The [email protected] learn outside my childhood comfort zone? Leader Chuck Schumer As a comedian once said, Alabamian is staunchly Only people who have answered these Tori Faieta and House Minority Lead- who trusts a financial ad- anti-illegal immigration, Copy Editor questions in their own lives are truly capable er Nancy Pelosi. He then viser who pronounces his wanting to line up the so- [email protected] of guiding others to the answers. The college struck a tentative bargain name “Made-off”? called Dreamers and cram Thomas Grillo diversity collaborators have plenty of activ- with the same two Dem- Now that the adminis- them onto planes back to ities planned to position young Lynn males Reporter, ext. 1264 ocrats that would keep trators of the majority Re- wherever they came from. [email protected] for an up close look at college. hundreds of thousands of publican Party have been One can only imagine how Spenser Hasak Choreographer Jimmy Locust in January immigrants brought here unable to shove through he’s feeling now. is scheduled to share his story of challenge, Photographer, ext. 1332 as children from being the hallowed halls of None of this would seem [email protected] overcoming barriers and achieving success. summarily deported. Congress even a smidgen to bode well for the GOP By the time they hear Locust speak, the col- All this, of course, has of Trump’s over-the-top in next year’s midterm Thor Jourgensen lege diversity participants will certainly have left Republican congres- agenda in the time he News Editor, ext. 1267 elections. But stay closely [email protected] drawn inspiration from the Salem State stu- sional leaders with their promised during the cam- tuned. This is an adminis- dents slightly older than them who reached noses more than a little paign, he is looking else- tration already notorious Steve Krause out, took a dream and turned it into a goal. out of joint and has led to where for solace. Why not Sports Editor, ext. 1229 for it fickleness both in [email protected] predictions from some an- “Chuck and Nancy,” as he policy and promises, likes alysts that we are seeing calls the minority leaders? and dislikes. Waking each Katie Morrison the beginning of the disso- Deals are art, after all, es- morning to Trump’s atom- Sports Reporter [email protected] lution of the two-party sys- pecially in politics. ic tweets is a harrowing tem, with Trump running But what’s left is disdain experience for those with Owen O’Rourke in 2020 as an independent. all around. House Speak- a dog in the fight. It’s like Photographer, ext. 1224 While it is a bit early for er Paul Ryan and Senate wondering if the baby has [email protected] such extreme predictions, Majority Leader Mitch Mc- somehow gotten hold of Roberto Scalese there is little doubt the Connell, already smarting the hammer. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 old Republican mantra of from Trump’s disparage- [email protected] not fraternizing with the ments over their inability Dan Thomasson is an Anne Marie Tobin enemy has been shredded to overturn Obamacare, op-ed columnist for Tri- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 around the edges. have taken his supper par- bune News Service and a [email protected] But that’s what happens lay with the opposition as former vice president of Bridget Turcotte when far too many put a real kick in the keister. Scripps Howard Newspa- Reporter, ext. 1269 their political party above One wonders just how bad- pers. Readers may send [email protected] common sense. 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All address information, particularly a.m. Monday at Christopher’s — the caller stated the driver Brookline Bank at 430 High St. St.; at 11:42 p.m. Sunday at p.m. Friday on Winthrop Avenue. arrests, reflect police records. In the Market at 234 Washington St. seemed confused and it didn’t 10 Crowninshield St.; at 11:50 event of a perceived inaccuracy, it A report of a gunshot at 1:21 seem like he knew he hit a car. Assaults a.m. Monday at Peabody Bottle Breaking and Entering is the sole responsibility of the con- p.m. Monday at Chestnut and A report of a motor vehicle and Can Corp. at 27 Caller St. Union streets. accident at 11:30 a.m. Satur- A report of an assault at A report of suspicious activi- A report of a motor vehicle cerned party to contact the relevant day at Pleasant and Bessom 11:48 a.m. Saturday on River- ty at 11:05 p.m. Sunday at 29 breaking and entering at 9:41 police department and have the Overdose streets; at 7:27 p.m. Sunday on side Avenue. Paleologos St. A caller reported a.m. Sunday on Bellingham Av- department issue a notice of correc- Birch Street. A caller reported a an unknown person had kicked enue. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or A report of an overdose at man seemed to be having some Breaking and Entering in her door, but had run off. 3:31 p.m. Sunday on Washing- sort of medical issue — he got An officer reported that it ap- Complaints clarifications will not be made without A report of a breaking and ton Street. his car stuck between a pole peared the door was improperly express notice of change from the ar- entering at 8:32 p.m. Friday at A report of a disturbance at and shrub, and didn’t seem to latched and simply swung open resting police department. 121 Willis Ave.; at 9:17 p.m. 3:27 p.m. Friday at Moose Club Theft understand the caller. when kicked. Friday at 28 Wright Ave.; at on Broadway; at 11:32 p.m. Fri- LYNN A report of a larceny at 8:56 2:22 p.m. Sunday at 99 River- day at Casa Carla Apartments on p.m. Sunday on Lynn Shore Breaking and Entering side Ave. REVERE Belle Isle Avenue; at 1:32 a.m. Arrests Drive; at 1:50 a.m. Monday at A report of a motor vehicle Saturday at La Makina Night Club 81 Broad St.; at 10:31 a.m. breaking and entering at 7:28 Complaints Arrests on Revere Beach Boulevard; at Mayya Shoykhet, 29, of Monday at 188 Washington St.; a.m. Sunday on Harbor Avenue. 1:54 a.m. Saturday at BK’s Bar & A report of a disturbance at Brandon C. Antonelli, 24, of 10 Farrar St., was arrested on at 10:50 a.m. Monday at 44 Police reported there was no evi- Grille on Ocean Avenue; at 1:56 1:50 a.m. Sunday at 220 Mid- 24 Caruso Court, was arrested warrant charges of trespassing State St.; at 10:54 a.m. Mon- dence of a break — it was just the a.m. Saturday on Reservoir Av- and unnatural act at 7:53 p.m. dlesex Ave.; at 4:21 a.m. Sun- and charged with assault and day at 139 Chestnut St. car alarm sounding at 1:30 a.m. battery, assault by a dangerous enue; at 9:12 p.m. Saturday on Sunday. A report of motor vehicle theft day at 20 Ship Ave.; at 11:44 Highland Street; at 9:30 p.m. Sat- Precious Thompson, of 31 a.m. Sunday at 50 Mystic Ave.; weapon and strangulation/suf- at 7:23 a.m. Monday at 28 Complaints focation at 8:36 a.m. Sunday. urday at Roseland Properties on Broad St., was arrested on a war- Green St. at 2:33 p.m. Sunday at 26 Lib- Overlook Ridge Terrace; at 10:02 rant charge of threat to commit a erty Ave.; at 5:19 p.m. Sunday Dianne P. Cheffro, 52, of 249 A report of a robbery at 1:32 A report of suspicious ac- Maverick St., Apt. 2, East Boston, p.m. Saturday on Standish Road; crime at 10:38 a.m. Monday. p.m. Monday at 53 Arlington St. tivity at 2:11 a.m. Saturday at at Sherwin Williams at 630 at 10:11 p.m. Saturday on Pratt Fellsway. was arrested and charged with Broughton Road and Humphrey shoplifting by concealing mer- Street; at 10:13 p.m. Saturday Accidents Vandalism Street. A suspicious person was on Taft Street; 12:46 a.m. Sunday Theft chandise at 5:17 p.m. Friday. reportedly checking out vehicles Elizabeth K. Daniels, 44, of on Winthrop Avenue; at 12:53 A report of a motor vehicle ac- A report of motor vehicle van- by the beginning of the car. A report of a larceny at 4:18 820 Border St., Apt. F, East Bos- a.m. Sunday on Prospect Avenue; cident at 2:46 p.m. Sunday on dalism at 8:19 a.m. Monday at A report of a group of peo- p.m. Friday at Kohls at 3850 ton, was arrested and charged at 1:40 a.m. Sunday at Exeter Lynnway; at 3:30 p.m. Sunday 42 Spencer St.; at 11:13 a.m. ple setting up at 11:04 a.m. Mystic Valley Parkway; at 4:25 with shoplifting by concealing House on Charger Street; at 2:52 at 111 Commercial St.; at 7:09 Monday at 18 Walden St. Saturday on Pleasant Street. p.m. Friday at 5 Burbank Road; merchandise at 5:17 p.m. Friday. a.m. Sunday on Arnold Street; at p.m. Sunday at 677 Boston St.; A report of vandalism at 9:14 A manager reported that there at 12:42 p.m. Monday at Gold’s Sergio Montoya-Molina, 63, 3:24 a.m. Sunday on Shirley Ave- at 7:14 p.m. Sunday at 7-Elev- a.m. Monday at St. Joseph’s was a group of people trying to Gym at 4000 Mystic Valley of 17 Prince St., Apt. 3, Pawtuck- nue; at 3:32 a.m. Sunday on At- en at 9 Austin Square; at 7:30 Catholic Church at 115 Union St. set up a photoshoot in front of lantic Avenue; 5:22 a.m. Sunday p.m. Sunday at AL Prime Energy Parkway. et, R.I., was arrested and charged the shop, and when she asked on Carleton Street; at 6:54 a.m. at 937 Western Ave.; at 9:10 with two counts of shoplifting by them to leave, “they refused to Sunday on Yeamans Street; at 12 p.m. Sunday at Centro Liquors MALDEN price tag tampering and shoplift- leave and became rude.” PEABODY p.m. Sunday at Revere Housing at 395 Essex St.; at 2:41 a.m. ing by concealing merchandise Someone called police to re- Authority on Constitution Avenue; Monday at Chestnut and Maple Assaults Arrests at 5:44 p.m. Saturday. port a cooler of beer in the park Terrel Payne, 22, of 95 Wood- at 2:28 p.m. Sunday at Caruso streets; at 7:11 a.m. Monday at A report of an assault with a at 7:55 a.m. Sunday on Front Andre R. Gauthier, 23, of 6 man St., Lynn, was arrested and Northgate Apartments on Lan- 22 Falls St.; at 7:58 a.m. Mon- dangerous weapon at 4:11 p.m. Street. The cooler was brought Orchard Terrace, was arrested charged with assault by a dan- tern Road; at 5:11 p.m. Sunday day at Commercial and South Friday at Fellsway and Pleasant to the police station. and charged with nighttime gerous weapon, disorderly con- at BJ’s Wholesale Club on Ward Common streets; at 8:02 a.m. streets. A report of a great white shark building breaking and enter- duct and assault and battery at Street; at 8:27 p.m. Sunday on Monday at Chatham and Ingalls sighting at 12:42 p.m. Sunday at ing for a felony, violation of an 1:54 a.m. Saturday. Burnett Road. streets; at 11:15 a.m. Monday Massachusetts Bay. A caller re- Theft abuse prevention order and on Michael A. Simonetti, 38, at 21 Central Square; at 11:51 ported he saw a great white shark Theft a.m. Monday at Laighton Street A report of a larceny at 12:28 warrants at 8:19 a.m. Monday. of 180 Cottage Park Road, in the area of Tinkers. He said the Winthrop, was arrested and and Lawton Avenue. p.m. Saturday at Holy Cross David W. Gray, 23, of 110 A report of a larceny/forgery/ fish was about 10 feet long. charged with violation of an A report of a motor vehicle hit Cemetery on Broadway. Union St., Apt. 2, Lynn, was ar- fraud at 5:14 p.m. Friday on abuse prevention order at and run accident at 1:13 a.m. rested and charged with assault Bates Street; at 7:01 p.m. Friday Overdose 11:52 a.m. Sunday. Monday at 7-Eleven at 50 West- MARBLEHEAD and battery and assault and on Broadway; at 7:28 a.m. Sun- ern Ave. An overdose on pills was re- battery on a police officer at day on Dolphin Avenue; at 8:36 A report of a motor vehicle acci- ported at 9:48 a.m. Saturday 1:45 a.m. Monday. Accidents a.m. Sunday on Caruso Court; at dent with personal injury at 9:09 Arrests on Broughton Road. A caller A report of a motor vehicle ac- 2:39 p.m. Sunday at Prospect a.m. Monday at 73 Baker St. Accidents Lutee K. Cooper, 37, of 126 reported her friend took 60 pills cident at 12:07 p.m. Friday at House on Reservoir Avenue. Eastern Ave., Apt. 11, Lynn, was of a weight loss drug and was Revere Beach Parkway and Har- A report of a larceny at 10:23 Assaults sweating and vomiting. A report of a motor vehicle ac- arrested and charged with OUI cident at 4:33 p.m. Sunday at ris Street; at 2:20 p.m. Friday a.m. Saturday at Lee’s Trailer liquor third offense, negligent A report of an assault and 232 Newbury St.; at 6:05 p.m. on Ocean Avenue; at 3:47 p.m. Park on Revere Beach Parkway. operation of a motor vehicle, battery with a dangerous weap- MEDFORD Sunday on Route 95 South; at Friday at Dunkin’ Donuts on A report of bicycle theft at 8:06 possession of an open contain- on at 11:23 p.m. Sunday on 12:06 p.m. Monday at Tedeschi Beach Street. Wilmer A. Quispe, p.m. Sunday on Alden Avenue. Cottage Street; at 1:39 a.m. er of alcohol in a motor vehicle, Accidents Food Shops at 598 Lowell St. 36, of 95 Walnut Ave., Apt. 1, Monday on Cottage Street. unlicensed operation of a mo- was summoned for operating a Vandalism tor vehicle and on a warrant at A report of a motor vehicle motor vehicle without a license; accident at 5:57 p.m. Friday at Breaking and Entering A report of vandalism at 3:04 Breaking and Entering 9:15 p.m. Saturday. at 3:55 p.m. Friday on Salem Ana L. Ortiz, 40, of 10 Brough- 159 Harvard St.; at 6:47 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle Street; at 2:26 a.m. Saturday p.m. Friday on Walnut Street; at A report of a motor vehicle ton Road, Apt. 15, was arrested Friday on Salem Street; at 10:38 breaking and entering at 5:26 on Barrett Street; at 4:06 a.m. 10:12 a.m. Saturday on Allston breaking and entering at 11:45 and charged with operation of a a.m. Saturday at Post Office at p.m. Sunday at 2 Essex Lane; at Saturday on Winthrop Parkway; Street; at 12:30 a.m. Sunday p.m. Sunday at Lynnway Lounge motor vehicle with a suspended 20 Forest St.; at 11:24 a.m. Sat- 12:56 p.m. Monday at Tannery at 10:46 a.m. Saturday at Win- on Revere Beach Parkway; at at 170 Broad St.; at 1:02 a.m. license at 9:25 a.m. Friday. urday at Roberto Brothers at 246 Apartments at 50 Warren St. throp Avenue and Revere Beach 5:10 p.m. Sunday on American Monday at Broad and Exchange Lester Vicente Victorio, 29, Mystic Ave.; at 12:23 p.m. Satur- Parkway; at 11:06 a.m. Satur- Legion Highway; at 5:20 p.m. streets; at 11:13 a.m. Monday at of 27 Richardson St., Wakefield, day at Hammond Place and High Complaints day on Butler Circle; at 5:37 Sunday on Park Avenue. Broadway and Magnolia Avenue. was arrested on a warrant at Street; at 4:18 p.m. Saturday at p.m. Saturday at Harry Della A report of motor vehicle van- A report of a breaking and en- 9:36 p.m. Sunday. College Avenue and Summer A report of a suspicious motor Russo Stadium on Park Avenue; dalism at 1:38 p.m. Saturday tering at 11:03 a.m. Monday at Street; at 1:18 p.m. Sunday on vehicle at 5:25 p.m. Sunday at at 10:52 p.m. Sunday at Broad- on Jordan Street. 100 Boston St. Accidents Winthrop Street; at 8:42 a.m. Christian Book Distributors at way and Park Avenue. Monday at 19 Lawrence Road; 140 Summit St. Staff reported A report of a motor vehicle SAUGUS Complaints A U-Haul hit a parked car at 3:29 p.m. Monday at Rite Aid youths on dirt bikes riding on hit and run accident at 11:23 at 7:41 p.m. Friday on Es- at 467 Salem St. the property and not leaving. a.m. Saturday at Broadway and Arrest A report of a disturbance at sex Street. A caller reported a A report of a motor vehicle hit Police told the youths they were Revere Beach Parkway; at 1:30 3:19 p.m. Sunday at 94 Kirt- U-Haul hit a parked car and and run accident at 8:37 a.m. not welcome to ride there and a.m. Sunday at Mountain Ave- Richard L. McCoy was arrest- land St.; at 8:39 p.m. Sunday wasn’t sure if the driver was Sunday at 402 Main St.; at sent them on their way. nue and Smith Street. ed and charged with operation at Walmart at 780 Lynnway; at going to do the right thing. The 11:54 a.m. Monday at Colum- A report of a disturbance at of a motor vehicle with a sus- 11:24 p.m. Sunday at 10 Batch- caller reported that after the bus School at 37 Hicks Ave. 9:54 p.m. Sunday at 7 Scott Assaults pended license, failure to stop elders Court; at 11:54 p.m. Sun- truck hit the parked SUV, the A report of a pedestrian ac- Drive; at 11:16 p.m. Sunday at and on a warrant at 3:29 a.m. day at 78 Central Ave.; at 12:10 driver began honking at him cident at 8:32 a.m. Monday at Peabody House at 18 Walnut A report of an assault at 7:12 Monday.

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ITEM STAFF REPORT charged with two counts of captured on video broke life-threatening injuries armed assault with intent out when the group went and the Brighton woman BOSTON — A man and to murder and three counts onto Spring Lane. Lacat- was taken to Tufts Med- woman, both of Malden, of assault and battery with ena allegedly grabbed ical Center with a col- were arraigned in Boston a dangerous weapon for the Revere woman by lapsed lung, prosecutors Municipal Court on Mon- allegedly stabbing the two the hand and started a said. day in connection with an intended victims and stab- physical altercation, and Boston Police found La- early-morning assault and bing Lacatena in the pro- then stabbed her. Lacate- catena and Rockett on stabbing near Downtown cess, the DA’s office said. na allegedly punched the Kingsley Street — Rock- Crossing last week that Assistant District At- Brighton woman and the left three people with seri- ett had a stab wound to torney Kristina Kerwin two fell to the ground, the left wrist and Lacat- ous injuries. reportedly told the court prosecutors said. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ena had a stab wound to Jesse Lacatena, 23, was that Lacatena and Rockett Rockett allegedly stabbed the lower back. Rockett al- President Donald Trump meets with leaders arraigned on charges of encountered the victims, a the Brighton woman. In- legedly had a knife in her two counts of assault and 29-year-old Revere woman vestigators believe Rockett of Historically Black Colleges and Universities battery and two counts of and 34-year-old Brighton stabbed Lacatena as well. purse when she was ar- (HBCU) in the Oval Office of the White House assault and battery with a woman, early Friday morn- Lacatena kicked the Re- rested and Lacatena had a in Washington. dangerous weapon for al- ing in the area of Wash- vere woman. After the as- knife and baton, prosecu- legedly kicking one of the ington Street downtown. sault, when the victims at- tors said. female victims, beating Lacatena and Rockett were tempted to leave, Lacatena Judge Lisa Grant im- White House plans the other woman with a together, the two victims allegedly struck the Brigh- posed a $50,000 cash bail baton and punching both are friends and the Revere ton woman with a baton, for Lacatena and $100,000 of them, according to the victim was familiar with prosecutors said. cash bail for Rockett. Both to meet HBCU heads Suffolk County District the two suspects, prosecu- The Revere woman was were ordered to stay away Attorney’s office. tors said. taken to Massachusetts from the victims. They will Elisha Rockett, 21, is An altercation that was General Hospital with return to court on Oct. 16. amid strained ties By Jesse J. Holland itors Monday. Instead, he ASSOCIATED PRESS was in New York for the KIPP gets visit from China’s educators U.N. General Assembly. WASHINGTON — Pres- “Everyone’s uptight in ident Donald Trump on KIPP Danny Xia, a principal celorators, a Cambridge dents are used to having this day and age with our Monday named a lawyer current president and From A1 in Wenling in Zhejiang education training compa- visitors. But they are typ- and former NFL player as province, said he hopes ny that arranged the trip, ically other teachers and with what’s going on,” said executive director of the Ty Couey, president of the province, said she was im- to bring back some new said the excursion was a administrators. White House Initiative pressed by how Baik got tricks to use in the class- way for the Chinese edu- “This visit from across National HBCU Alumni on Historically Black Col- Associations. “Things are the children to connect rooms. cators to see best practices the globe is very hum- leges and Universities, as out of control.” the dots through pictures “China has a reputation and compare schools. bling,” he said. “Our fam- the administration faces Advocates for the schools and devise the book’s ti- for good schools,” he said. “The cultures are so dif- ilies and teachers work criticism from those in- say there has been little to tle. “But those schools are in ferent,” he said. “The goal very hard and because of stitutions of promises un- no action from the Trump “This is perfect,” she big cities, like Hong Kong of the tour is to define the our passion, we are able kept. administration. The in- said. “I especially liked and Shanghai. It’s differ- difference between the to be successful and share Jonathan Holifield, who stitutions have not seen when all eyes were on the ent in rural areas where two nations’ schools and it.” also writes and consults increases in their funding student giving the right most parents don’t know figure out how Chinese on the topics of innovation in Trump’s proposed bud- answer. In China, class- why reading is essential.” schools can be improved.” Thomas Grillo can be and inclusiveness, told get, and they had to beat rooms are teacher-cen- Bowen Gao, business de- Justin Davis, interim reached at tgrillo@item- leaders and students that back a White House push tered.” velopment director at Ex- KIPP principal, said stu- live.com. HBCUs must contribute more to the American to call construction money economy. for historically black col- “There is no path to leges and universities un- sustain new job creation, constitutional. All that fol- shared prosperity and en- lowed the backlash after during national competi- school presidents posed tion without the current with Trump for a photo in and increased contribu- the Oval Office. tions of historical black That led to calls from colleges and universities,” the colleges’ major ad- Holifield told students at vocates to postpone the the Old Executive Office annual National Histori- Building next to the White cally Black Colleges and House. Universities Week Confer- His appointment an- ence. swers one complaint from “It has become pains- the leaders HBCUs, who takingly clear that these are making their second promises are not being visit to the White House kept,” said Rep. Alma Ad- this year amid strains ams, D-N.C., who leads with the Trump admin- the Congressional HBCU istration over unfulfilled Caucus. promises. Trump has said “In this current envi- he would move the of- ronment, and with zero fice of historically black progress made on any of colleges and universities their priorities, it would from the Education De- be highly unproductive to partment to the White ask HBCU presidents to House. He promised sup- come back to Washington,” port for the schools during she said. his presidential campaign The week is normal- and Black History Month ly planned by the White meetings, when college House HBCU Initiative’s presidents posed for pic- executive director along tures with Trump in the with a presidential HBCU White House. advisory board, said John- But the annual gather- ny C. Taylor, president ing in the nation’s capi- and CEO of the Thurgood tal for those schools has Marshall College Fund, Above, been reduced to a two-day a nonprofit organization Johee Beik’s summit, further aggravat- that has supported public kindergar- ing college officials. And historically black colleges ten class Trump was not in Wash- and universities since is observed ington to receive the vis- 1987. by princi- pals from China. Swampscott takes Claire Meng, a school principal a step back in time from China, about to SWAMPSCOTT grand dames,” town offi- photograph From A1 cials said in a statement. a bulletin The event is also a lead- board in the and to experience the in to the Swampscott Pub- hallway of beauty and history that lic Library’s 100th birth- KIPP during makes White Court one day celebration, which her tour of of Swampscott’s and Es- will be from 4-7 p.m. on the building. sex County’s remaining the Town Lawn.

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(AP) — Leon Russell’s final album, “On a Distant Shore,” is a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS career highlight recorded over his last living year and released 10 months after his November 2016 ‘Alone’ is perfect passing. complement to Unlike, say, Roy Orbison, who hardly had time to appreciate his filmdom’s ‘Dunkirk’ post-Traveling Wilburys resurgence, Russell could enjoy his newfound (AP) — Interest in the 1940 success. His return to the limelight cross-channel evacuation of Brit- — thanks to “The Union,” his 2010 ish soldiers amid the French col- collaboration with Elton John lapse in World War II has sprung — offered him the chance to tour to life this summer, thanks to extensively and release new music Christopher Nolan’s blockbust- in the following years. er movie “Dunkirk.” On its heels comes “Alone,” Michael Korda’s According to his wife, Russell COURTESY PHOTO considered his last set of record- masterful account of that epic dra- ings his favorite. “On a Distant Golfers at the 48th Annual Mike Frangos Commodore Invitational to benefit the Northeast ma and its impact on his family. Shore” has similar feelings of Arc. From left, Ducky Connolly and Mary Rice of Marblehead, Jon Derr and Jo Ann Si- Few of the soldiers, airmen and mariners whose heroism allowed finality as last year’s Leonard mons of Swampscott, Pam Leger of Salem, and Kacy Jauron of Swampscott. Cohen farewell, “You Want It Britain to carry on a singlehand- Darker.” ed battle against Nazi Germany “Sounds like a funeral for some Women won big at Emmys, in front of and behind the camera are alive today. Korda was only person here,” Russell sings on the 6 years old at the time, living title track in his trademark trill. in London with his filmmaking “And I might be the one.” Mean- family whose roots were in central while, his daughters, Sugaree Europe. But he was remarkably Noel Bridges and Coco Bridges, aware of events that propelled add some “dip do waddy waddy” Europe into war. backing vocals and the instrumen- Korda recounts how he and tal track validates the lyrics — “I his family had to cut short their hear the sound of violins /Is this August vacation in France as war how the story ends?/And I’m lost clouds thickened in the weeks on a distant shore.” prior to Adolf Hitler’s invasion of Poland. They were glued to the radio for Neville Chamberlain’s grim announcement that Britain was at war. The author recalls air raid sirens, the family’s temporary move to the countryside and his evacuation to a farm in Yorkshire followed by his stay at a boarding school on the Isle of Wight before his return to London. Korda’s family was movie-mak- ing royalty. His uncle, Alexander, was a renowned producer and director, married to actress Merle PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Oberon, and his father, Vincent, was a film art director. When war NEW YORK (AP) — The Emmy statuette de- broke out, the family production Michael McDonald’s picts a winged woman, and this year’s Emmy company, London Films, was in soulful voice carries telecast celebrated a TV season in which wom- the midst of one of its most ambi- en, as never before, were able to soar. tious projects, the Arabian fantasy ‘Wide Open’ Strong roles about strong women abounded. movie “The Thief of Bagdad.” And they were rewarded. The winning drama “Alone” describes in detail the (AP) — There’ s lot of soul in Mi- series and limited series (“The Handmaid’s tense political drama that sur- chael McDonald’s latest album, Tale” and “Big Little Lies,” respectively) focused rounded the emergence of Win- “Wide Open,” and this time most it on issues of women — rather than defaulting to ston Churchill as prime minister is his own. the male point of view — as a vivid way to ex- just hours before Germany invad- After three records of Motown plore the human condition. “Veep,” which stars ed France and the Low Countries. covers and modern standards, Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the former president Alex was a longtime friend and as well as a Christmas album, of the U.S., won best comedy series. supporter of Churchill, who gave McDonald has crafted a superior Women also made inroads behind the camera, his blessing to the producer’s collection of his own songwriting with Lena Waithe, right, winning best comedy decision to move his operation to collaborations, his first such effort writer Emmy for “Master of None.” She’s the Hollywood after wartime manpow- since the fine “Blue Obsession” first woman winner ever in that category. er demands made it impossible to from 2000. For many of the winners as well as many finish his films in England. It’s McDonald’s voice and its fans who were cheering them on, the Emmy- soulful, instantly recognizable cast unfolded as a bracing rebuttal at a time qualities that he has built his ca- when surveys continue to expose unfair repre- reer on — including his stints with sentation by women in Hollywood. PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Steely Dan, the Doobie Broth- “Let’s hope that this is the beginning of front of the camera but it’s women behind the ers and many years of solo work. something even better in our country and the camera.” There’s plenty more of his sweet world,” said Louis-Dreyfus, savoring her “Feud: Bette and Joan,” starring Susan Sa- SEND US YOUR tones on the dozen songs on “Wide record-breaking sixth win as Selina Meyer randon and Jessica Lange in a robust saga Open,” in diverse settings. on “Veep.” ‘’I think the world would be a better Most of the compositions rely on place if more women were in charge.” of clashing queens of the silver screen, was a STUFF promising entry in the Limited Series category. McDonald’s characteristic array of “We’ve made incredible progress, obvious- WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO keyboards and solid percussion by ly,” said Elisabeth Moss, who won the best But “Feud” was edged out by another wom- drummer and co-producer Shan- actress Emmy for her starring role in “The an-centric drama, “Big Little Lies,” which CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE non Forrest. Handmaid’s Tale” as one of the few fertile followed a group of mothers who each have EMAIL [email protected] OR secrets threatening to crash down upon her. A trio of tunes closing out an women left in a world ruled by a totalitarian MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE imaginary Side One — “Half regime that treats women as property. The series collected eight Emmys also includ- Truth,” ‘’Ain’t No Good” and But she added, “There’s still a lot of work to ing best actress (Nicole Kidman, top), best ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. “Honest Emotion” — prominently be done. There are still meetings you walk into supporting actress (Laura Dern) and best feature electric or acoustic guitars and wonder if they say ‘no’ because it’s a show supporting actor Alexander Skarsgard, who, and provide a charismatic change by or about a women.” in accepting his trophy, thanked his colleagues in the soundscape. The answer, Moss said, is “not only women in for letting him be “one of the girls.” WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Harold Rivera the game with 11 saves. It’ll be a similar experience for Chelsea finally broke through ITEM STAFF “She’s short, but she’s willing Diver and Tech this fall. for a goal in the 25th minute, to do a job that a lot of people As long as the team improves taking a 1-0 lead. The Red Dev- LYNN — The Tech girls soccer don’t want to do,” Tech coach on a daily basis, Diver said, the ils added another goal in the team hasn’t won a lot of games Bruce Diver said of his net- Tigers will be fine moving for- 33rd minute to carry a 2-0 edge the past few seasons. Monday minder. “That’s really good. ward. at halftime. night’s contest against Chelsea She’s just a real aggressive girl. “We’re looking to improve “The girls are still getting in at Manning Field, a 5-1 loss for I think she’s going to do just each day,” Diver said. “For me, shape and they’re still learn- the Tigers, dropped Tech to 0-4 fine. It’s a hard position but it’s just about training them. I ing,” Diver said. “They’re all this season. she’s willing to do it.” have some good raw talent. I re- new. I only have four seniors There were bright spots for Carolina Bonilla scored the ally hope we can work on that.” and I’m utilizing them, and ex- the Tigers, however, as a pair lone goal of the night for Tech, The first half of Monday hausting them right now. I’m of Tech players gave the team the team’s first of the season. night’s game was tightly con- just trying to teach them and strong performances in Mon- Last season, Diver took over tested. The Red Devils offense this year we’re working mostly day night’s game. the helm of the Tigers program moved the ball at will and fired on defense.” Tigers goalie Candida Bola- and found himself teaching the away seven shots at Bolanos’ Chelsea padded its lead to 5-0 ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON nos, a freshman, stepped into fundamentals of soccer to a direction but the freshman Calvin Johnson and St. the starting role and finished group of inexperienced players. made all the saves. TECH, B2 Mary’s are off to a hot start this fall. ROUNDUP STEVE KRAUSE SECOND AND LONG St. Mary’s Lynn, Lynn, boys keep the city of win winning With KIPP By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM Academy’s 20-14 loss The St. Mary’s boys soccer last week to team continued its winning Minuteman, ways on Monday evening, tak- the Panthers ing down Arlington Catholic, became the 5-0, at Manning Field. first, and Chris Garcia led the way with only, Lynn two goals, while Joseph Thong- team to lose. sithavong had one goal and two After two weeks, the city’s assists. Nolan Perez and Nick record stands at 9-1. That’s Pappas also scored goals in the remarkable considering the win, while Olu George and Matt seasons some of the city’s Connolly had assists. teams have had in recent years. Senior captain and goalkeep- It’s hard to know where to er Richie Mateo recorded his begin. St. Mary’s, of course, has fourth shutout of the year. seen consistent success during “We did a good job on both the Matt Durgin era, and it’s sides of the ball today,” said St. getting to the point where any Mary’s coach Mike D’Agostino. non-league teams at compara- PHOTO COURTESY OF ASSUMPTION COLLEGE “Defensively we pressured the ble levels to the Spartans play Kaleb Silva is off to a fast start along with the rest of the Assumption College ball and only allowed one or two them at their own peril. So far, football team. shots, and on offense we grabbed Saugus and Marian have felt the momentum and ran with the sting. it from the beginning. It was a Durgin will be the first to tell very solid performance by us.” you, however, that as soon as Revere’s Silva helping The win puts the Spartans at St. Mary’s settles into league 6-0, and D’Agostino thinks the play, all bets are off. The Catho- team is hitting its stride. lic Central League Large is one “We’ve got a lot of talent here of the most competitive around. Assumption get the jump and everyone plays hard,” said And, as Bill Belichick would D’Agostino. “So it’s very exciting say, there are no days off. By Harold Rivera A starting safety in his third season with at this point and we should be Classical is under new able to continue this. Hopefully management and it’s difficult ITEM STAFF the Division II Greyhounds, Silva has totalled 27 tackles through three games in 2017 . The we can keep riding the momen- to get too effusive over the In sports, starting a season on a high note tum throughout the rest of the Revere High graduate recorded 44 tackles, 17 way with Rams have started can often lay a solid foundation for the re- season.” assisted, through his first two seasons at As- without giving the appear- mainder of the year. Fenwick 2, Spellman 2 sumption. ance of comparison between That’s what Revere native Kaleb Silva and Fenwick got off to a hot start, new coach Brian Vaughan and the Assumption College football team hope The fast start, Silva said, is exactly what but the Cardinals rallied to Tim Phelps. It’s also not fair. happens. the Greyhounds were hoping for coming out forge the tie. Because one thing Vaughan Silva, a junior safety, and the of the gate. The key to the team’s Brian Harrington scored for has that Phelps didn’t have is Greyhounds are off to a fast early success has been its ag- the Crusaders only 20 seconds quarterback Keith Ridley, who start after victories over Kutz- gressiveness on both sides of into the game, assisted by John has been a one-man wrecking town (31-28), Pace (56-0) and the ball. Mahoney. crew so far. In fact, Ridley leads Southern Connecticut (25-8). “We’re attacking,” he said. The Crusaders got goal No. 2 Division 3 in touchdown passes The victory over Pace was As- “Our offense is running the from Anthony Capo, again with with six. Also, Nashaun Butler sumption’s first shutout win since ball well. Our defense really Mahoney assisting. is tops in touchdown receptions 2014, and Silva certainly had a lot to do with knows what to expect and what’s coming, However, in the second half with four. that, recording nine tackles and two sacks and we’re ready for it. it was all Spellman, with Zach Still, one can’t help but be and earning Northeast-10 Defensive Player “It’s three strong showings for both our of- Looney and Carlo Alves scoring. impressed with the way Classi- of the Week honors. fense and defense coming out of the gate,” Coach Stephen Harris said cal has come out of the gate in “It has been a good start to the season,” Silva added. “That’s what we were hoping Capo played well defensively wins over Medford and Malden. Silva said. “I can always get better. There’s for. We had a great camp so we kind of saw it and Mahoney and Harrington English has also been im- always room for improvement. I’m always ex- pressive. First, the Bulldogs pecting and wanting more.” SILVA, B2 ROUNDUP, B2 beat Beverly, holding off the Panthers to preserve the win; and then went to Somerville and defeated a team with two Division 1 commits, including Lynn eld boys the Highlanders’ quarterback, Elijah Jeffreys. Most important to coach bust Generals Chris Carroll, though, is the By Mike Alongi their first goals of the fact that English is finishing FOR THE ITEM season in junior Max off games, which is something Sieger and senior Jere- the Bulldogs had a lot of trou- LYNNFIELD — De- my Banks, while junior ble doing last season. spite falling behind ear- captain Jonathan Lud- Finally there’s Lynn Tech. ly, the Lynnfield boys ers had two assists. The Tigers are quietly off to soccer team rallied be- Hamilton-Wenham their best start in years as hind some great defense jumped out to an early well, thanks to twin backfield and a host of scoring op- lead, although Lynn- threats Steffan Gravely and portunities to take down field really dominated Keoni Gaskin. Tech will be test- Hamilton-Wenham, 2-1, the pace of play from ed Friday night at Georgetown. Monday afternoon at Pi- the opening kick. But But for now, a .900 winning oneer Stadium. the Generals pushed the percentage after two weeks is “I thought we played ball into the offensive not bad! pretty well out there zone and senior Alex Re-  today besides giving naud got a ball in front When you only have seven up that early goal,” of the net, a ball that ju- games before the MIAA sorts said Lynnfield coach nior Gabe Berthoud bur- out the teams for the state ied in the back of the net tournament, they all end up Brent Monroe. “I think we were able to dom- to give Hamilton-Wen- being crucial. And it doesn’t ham a 1-0 lead. matter whether they’re league inate the play for the most part, but it was a “It was a little bit of games or not. a weird goal, we should Moreover, they all seem to be hard-fought win. Ham- ilton-Wenham is always have cleared it out of more crucial if you lose. This there but couldn’t, so one of the best teams we can’t be good news to Peabody that was unfortunate,” play, and they beat us coach Mark Bettencourt, whose said Monroe. “But we 3-0 last year, so this was Tanners have been beaten by ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE were able to fight back both Somerville and Danvers. a good win for us.” against a quality team, Jonathan Luders assisted on both Lynn eld goals Monday after- The Pioneers (3-0-1) KRAUSE, B2 noon in the Pioneers’ win over Hamilton-Wenham. saw two players score LYNNFIELD, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2017

Betts double clears the bases Lynn teams off to rousing start

KRAUSE Friday. From B1 It’s really amazing how cyclical high school sports Coming into the season, are. If these two teams the team motto was “lay- were playing as recent- ing down the law.” Betten- ly as 15 years ago, this court said this season was would be penciled in as a “make or break” for his win for the Tanners. Now coaching staff. Generally you’d have to give the that means up or out. edge to Marblehead. I’m not sure I agree  with Bettencourt’s assess- ment in this case, though. Perhaps no two teams There’s no doubt the on the North Shore has Tanners struggled after struggled as consistently the acrimony that accom- over the last decade than panied the denouement Saugus and Salem. The of the Ed Nizwantowski Sachems and Witches era, and that happens a will meet Friday night at lot. And at all levels. It Bertram Field in Salem, speaks to the truth that and both will be motivat- in sports, coaching is key. ed to win. You can have talent, but if For Salem, it’ll be a you don’t have anyone to chance to move its record PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tie it together and make to 3-0 after season-open- it into a team, you’re not ing wins over Austin Prep Boston Red Sox’s Mookie Betts smacks a bases-loaded double in the fifth inning of Monday going to get the most out and Essex Tech. Jeffrey night’s game. The hit, at the time, gave the Red Sox a one-run lead. The Red Sox had to come of it. Rodriguez scored three from behind twice, but won it in 11 innings, 10-8, to stay three games up on the Yankees in Bettencourt has at least TDs in the Essex Tech the American League East. turned that program game. around in the right direc- But Saugus could really tion since he took over. use a win after an 0-2 Despite being 0-2, the start. New coach Anthony Tanners are a program to Nalen can be heartened, A record season for home runs be reckoned with, and it however, by the play of says here that by the time senior quarterback Mike NEW YORK (AP) — Giancarlo be they did a year ago ... and they this season’s over, Pea- Mabee, who threw two Stanton’s smacks, Aaron Judge’s kind of look like the same person,” body will be a tough out. touchdown passes. jolts and all those dizzying long Minnesota manager Paul Molitor, Now here’s the tough  balls helped Major League Baseball a Hall of Famer hitter, said before part. Saturday, the move another poke closer to the in- Monday night’s game at Yankee Sta- Tanners will be at home When you start bringing evitable. dium. against Marblehead — a up the good quarterbacks Nearly two decades after the Along with sailing shots come team that hasn’t lost a in the area, don’t neglect height of the Steroids Era, the sport strikeouts, which will set a record regular-season game since to mention Colin Frary is on track to break its season record for the 10th consecutive year. There 2015. The Magicians had of Swampscott. He’s off for home runs on Tuesday — and were 36,964 whiffs through Sun- to struggle to beat Triton to a fine start, with eight not just top the old mark, but smash day, an average of 8.25 per team per two weeks ago, but seem touchdown passes in two it like one of those upper-deck shots game that translates to 40,099. to be rounding into form games — good for the top that have become commonplace in “The focus is hitting homers and after defeating Revere spot in Division 5. the Summer of the Slugger. tolerating strikeouts,” Reggie Jack- There were 5,663 home runs hit son said. “I don’t really like all the through Sunday, 30 shy of the record strikeouts, and I was the king.” Silva, Assumption set in 2000. Baseball officials are worried Juiced balls? Watered-down pitch- about decreasing action and have are getting the jump ing? Stanton’s renaissance? Sen- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS been alarmed by the strikeout rise. sational starts by Judge and Cody This year’s total is up from 38,982 Aaron Judge connected Monday Bellinger? last year and an increase of nearly uniform, tallying 2,452 night to bring Major League Base- SILVA “I don’t think that we are ever 8,000 from the 32,189 in 2007. The all-purpose yards, 84 tack- ball closer to breaking the record From B1 going to have a single explanation strikeout spike coincides with a rise les, and seven intercep- for exactly why we’ve see so many,” for homers during a season. in fastball velocity; four-seamers coming but we just have to tions. He was also a three- baseball Commissioner Rob Man- have averaged 93.2 mph this year, keep this going.” time All-Northeastern distance between Philadelphia’s Cit- fred said. “But players are bigger up from 91.9 mph in 2008, according Silva said that Assump- Conference player. izen’s Bank Park and Washington’s and stronger. They’re playing a little to MLB data. tion will have to continue “It was great, I made a Nationals Park. differently, in terms of the way they “These bullpens are making it ex- to play aggressively while lot of great memories be- swing. Pitchers throw harder. The “The game has changed,” New tremely difficult. From basically the setting the tone against ing with my friends and one thing I remain comfortable with: York Yankees manager Joe Girardi starter on you’re going to have elite, opposing teams in order playing high school foot- Nothing about the baseball, accord- said. “From when I started, there’s hard-throwing guys that are looking to keep pace with their ball,” Silva said. “There ing to our testing, is materially dif- a lot less stolen bases, there’s a lot to strike you out every single time,” strong start. was always a great vibe, ferent.” less bunting, there’s a lot less hit- said Baltimore’s Mark Trumbo, last “We’re able to be aggres- playing in the Revere pro- There were 5,610 homers last year, ting-and-running. You don’t give year’s home run champion. “The sive on both sides of the gram.” an average of 2.31 per game, and outs away, and you let guys swing game right now is as max effort as ball,” Silva said. On the academic side this year’s average of 2.53 projects the bat.” I’ve seen it. Guys are throwing hard- “Overall, we’re stacked of things, Silva’s pursu- to 6,143. That would be up 47 per- Already 107 players have hit 20 er. At the plate sometimes you have up. We know what we have ing a degree in business cent from 4,186 in 2014. homers this year, just three shy of no choice. It’s hard to steer the ball and what we’re capable of. management. The most In just three years, home runs will the record set last season — and up around when it’s 98 miles an hour We won’t let other teams important part of being have increased by 1,957 — an extra from 64 in 2015, according to the and up in the zone.” decide what we can do. a student-athlete, Silva 149 miles of long balls at this year’s Elias Sports Bureau. Jackson set a record with 2,597 We put our feet down first said, is making academics average home run length of 400 feet, “The ball seems to soar from people career strikeouts, maxing at 171 in and take over the games a priority before stepping or 15 miles more than the driving that are hitting it farther than may- 1968. and let other teams know on the field. what we can do.” “Everything’s going Coming into the sea- great,” Silva said. “School Lynnfield boys soccer rallies to beat Generals son, the Greyhounds were started three weeks ago. sold on showing opposing It’s a matter of keeping LYNNFILD first half. That time was a ball toward the net that “It was a great exchange teams what they’re capa- school first and making From B1 filled with several qual- found Sieger’s foot and between those two guys, ble of. sure I get that work done ity scoring chances that Sieger sent a hard shot that was great to see,” said Last season, Assump- before I get on the field. and it’s not easy to play didn’t find the back of into the top-right corner of Monroe. “(Hamilton-Wen- tion finished 9-3, 8-1 in Things are easier if I don’t from behind against a the net, but the Pioneers the net to tie up the score. ham) is a tough team to conference play, but was stay behind, so that’s the team like that.” were finally able to break The Pioneers took that break down, they’re hard bounced out of the NCAA most important thing.” The goal didn’t seem to through late in the first aggressiveness right up to score against. So you’ve Tournament in the first And with eight weeks to slow down the Pioneers half. until the halftime whis- got to do things like that to round by Shepherd with a go in the regular season, much, if at all. Lynnfield With about eight min- tle, then continued it into get an open look, and Jere- 48-31 loss. opposing teams can expect continued to push the ball utes left in the half, Lyn- the second half. The ag- my made a great shot.” “Team wise we came a tough battle from Silva toward the net and dom- nfield pushed toward the gressiveness paid off once This was just the be- into the season wanting to and the Greyhounds the inate possession for the net for another scoring again with just under 11 ginning of a tough week win it all,” Silva said. “We rest of the way. Assump- next 10 minutes of the opportunity. Luders sent minutes remaining, on a for the Pioneers, who will wanted to play the way tion will look for a 4-0 play once again sparked travel to Newburyport to we know we’re capable of start on Saturday when it by Luders. Banks took take on the Clippers on playing and play the way hosts Merrimack. Chelsea bedevils Tech girls the ball up through the Wednesday afternoon. For we know how to play. We “Expect a team that’s midfield and sent a pass Monroe, the key is to just wanted to start off fast in always ready,” Silva said. TECH walked away with the 5-1 to Luders, who immedi- keep the train moving. every game.” “We’re always going to From B1 win. ately sent a give-and-go “I think the No. 1 thing In his high school career, bring an aggressive atti- “I think by the time most pass right back to Banks. for us is just getting re- Silva was a three-year tude. with a quick three-goal of these girls are seniors, With a clean look at the sults, however they come,” starter at running back “We like bringing what spurt in the second half. we’ll have a really good net, Banks wound up his said Monroe. “I think we’re and outside linebacker we want to bring. We Tech finally found its way team here,” Diver said. left foot and blasted a shot playing really well defen- for Patriots coach Lou Ci- won’t let other teams de- onto the scoreboard when “We could even have a from about 25 yards out sively so far and limiting catelli. termine what we want to Bonilla put the ball in net good team next season, it that snuck right under the the opposing team’s op- Silva put together an do. That’s how we’re going with five minutes remain- all depends on who stays crossbar for the eventual portunities, so we’ll need impressive career in his to play, no matter who’s in ing, but the Red Devils and who improves.” game-winning goal. to keep that up for sure.” days wearing the Patriots front of us.” Classical girls soccer scores goals in bunches in win over Revere ROUNDUP game by us,” said coach win with set scores of 25- The Magicians (4-1) will Malden Catholic. 1½; Ethan Doyle, 5½-3½; From B1 Mark Ierardi. “It was nice 18, 27-25 and 25-21. Luna take on Danvers this eve- Classical 45, Everett 18 Ryan Farley, 7-2; Troy Zip- to see us put some goals in DaVila and Kengeraliz ning. Classical is now 4-2 af- per, 6-3; played well together, “both the net, too, as we haven’t Carrasquillo played well GOLF ter a solid performance Tim Farley, 6½-2½; Clay- creating several chances been able to do much of in the win. St. Mary’s 187 at Mount Hood Golf Club ton Duffin 6-3. offensively.” that.” Tech will take on Mystic Lowell Cath. 166 Monday afternoon. GIRLS SOCCER St. Mary’s 1 Valley this afternoon. The 5-0 Spartans rode Andrew Patrie, Shawn FIELD HOCKEY Classical 6, Revere 1 Arlington Catholic 1 Marblehead 3 the Emmerich brothers Finnegan, Kyle McCar- Marblehead 2 Six separate Rams Jenna Foley scored the Somerville 0 to the win. Christian fin- thy and Brett Bucklin all Swampscott 0 scored as Classical raised lone goal for the Spartans Marblehead played very ished with 32 points while played well in the win. Marblehead got goals its record to 3-2 overall on an assist from Mia Ni- well in its match on Mon- Aiden had 29. The Rams will host Re- from Caroline Driscoll and and 2-2 in the Northeast- kolakopoulos. day afternoon, winning in Also scoring well for St. vere on Wednesday at Cricket Thompkins, while ern Conference. St. Mary’s (3-1-1) will go straight sets 25-14, 25-2, Mary’s were Luke Smith Gannon Golf Course. Hadley Carlton added an Abbey Ierardi, Fatima up against Austin Prep to- 25-14. (28), Luke Sargent (25), Salem 49½, Saugus 22½ assist in the win. Girdia, Chloe Kebreau, Is- morrow afternoon. Katie Knight had a sol- Owen McGuire (25), Chris At Cedar Glen, the abel McGaughey, Sydney VOLLEYBALL id game with eight kills, Fioravanti (24) and Kevin Witches improved to 5-1. The Magicians (4-0) will Spiess and Julia Jordan Lynn Tech 3 while Lizzie Myers had McMullan (24). Nick Angeramo won his have a full week off before all had goals for the Rams Innovation Academy 0 four kills and five blocks. St. Mary’s is back at match 6½-2½, followed taking on Peabody next “It was a well-played The Tigers earned the Elisa Garel had six aces. Gannon today against by Tom Harrington, 7½- Tuesday afternoon. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TODAY Marblehead at Danvers (5:30) Boys Soccer Peabody at Malden (5:15) Revere at Winthrop (5:30) Classical at Winthrop (4) St. Joseph’s at St. Mary’s (5) English at Saugus (4) Tech at Mystic Valley (5:30) Everett at Malden (4) Marblehead at Revere (4) WEDNESDAY Medford at Somerville (4) Boys Soccer Northeast at Tech (3:45) Gr. Lawrence at Saugus (4) Salem at Gloucester (7) Greater Lawrence at Tech (4) TBA at KIPP (5:15) Lynnfield at Newburyport (3:45) Cross Country Mald. Cath. at Cath. Mem. (7) Fenwick/A.P. at Spellman (3:30) New Mission at Winthrop (4) St. Mary’s/Williams at Arl. Cath. Peabody a Beverly (4) (3:30) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (3:30) Swampscott at Medford (4) Cross Country Xaverian at St. John’s (4) Classical at Malden (4) Field Hockey English at Everett (4) Lynnfield at Newburyport (3:45) Gloucester at Danvers (4) Girls Soccer Mystic Valley at Chelsea (4) Peabody at Revere (4) Danvers at Beverly (4) Salem at Somerville (4) Gloucester at Everett (7) Peabody at Marblehead (4) Field Hockey Saugus at Salem (4) Revere at Saugus (4) TBA at KIPP (7:15) Girls Soccer Tech at Northeast (4) Arl. Cath. at Fenwick (3:30) Waltham at Medford (4) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (6) Winthrop at Malden (5:30) English at E. Boston (4) Golf Newburyport at Lynnfield (3:45) Everett at Malden (3:15) Golf Fenwick at Williams (3) Marblehead at Gloucester (3:45) Gloucester at Danvers (3:45) Medford at Beverly (3:45) Ham-Wen at Lynnfield (3) Revere at Classical (4) Malden Cath. at St. Mary’s (2:45) Somerville at Peabody (4) Peabody at Marblehead (3:45) St. John’s(S) at St. John’s (D) (3:15) Saugus/Everett at Revere (4) Volleyball FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS St. John’s at Xaverian (3:15) Fenwick at Williams (5:30) Volleyball Lynnfield at Masco (5:30) Rob Gronkowski rumbles toward the endzone for a touchdown against the New Orleans Saints Beverly at Salem (5:30) Swampscott at Revere (5:15) at the SuperDome in New Orleans on Sunday afternoon. Classical at Saugus (5:30) Winchester at Medford (5:30) English at Swampscott (5:15) Winthrop at Peabody (5:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Gronkowski says groin injury is Lynn English Hall It consists of 10 clinics to be held on Mondays and of Fame induction Thursdays from 7 to 8:30 not serious, will be day-to-day p.m. for Grades 4-12. The The Lynn English High dates are Oct. 16, 19, 23, 26, FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Rob Gron- Asked if expects to play Sunday, it, and what’s good is we went all the School Hall of Fame induc- 30 and Nov. 2, 6, 9, 13 and kowski says the groin injury he suf- Gronkowski said, “I’m day to day. I way through the game to finish the tion will be Tuesday, Oct. fered in New Orleans is not serious feel good. Nothing serious.” game as an offense to close out the 17, at the Porthole Restau- 16. and pronounced himself as “day to Gronkowski also dropped a likely game.” rant 98 Lynnway. They will be held at St. day” regarding this week’s game touchdown pass, the second straight Asked about Brady setting the Cocktail hour is from 5 to Marys High School, 35 against the Houston Texans. game he had a near-miss in the end tone, Gronkowski said, “Oh yeah, 6 p.m., with the dinner at Tremont St., Lynn, 01902. “The reports say out there that zone. But that doesn’t take away we’re always feeding off Tom, but we 6. Tickerts cost $60. There Sessions cost $200 and it was my groin and, yes, it is my from what the team did, with Tom feed off each other as a group. The is a choice between prime participants should bring groin,” the oft-injured New England Brady carving up the shaky New Or- tight ends feed off each other, we rib and chicken cordon their own ball. ContacHel- bleu. en Ridley 781-775-0778 star tight end said Monday of the in- leans defense with precision passing. feed off the wide receivers. We all try Tickets are available at: ridleytopflightbasketball@ jury that caused him to leave Sun- “As an offense we started clicking to feed off each other, but it definite- (781) 477-7366, through gmail.com for details. day’s 36-20 Patriots victory over the out there,” Gronk said. “We were ly starts with Tom.” principal Tom Strangie and Saints. “It’s nothing serious and I’m clicking first quarter, second quarter, After scoring the second of Brady’s the Hall of Fame commit- Basketball referee just day to day.” third quarter, fourth quarter and we three first-quarter touchdown pass- tee. Gronkowski, who missed most of were working well together. The ball es, Gronkowski delivered one of his Inductees are Daniel Ca- course offered the second half of last season and was getting spread out or spread out patented end zone spikes This one hill, Clark Crowley, Gary the Super Bowl because of back sur- to many different players and every- may well have meant more after Board 130 of the Interna- Dancewicz, William Frost, gery, caught six passes for 116 yards one was doing their job, communi- recovering from back surgery that tional Association of Kevin Harrington, Ste- and a touchdown before leaving af- cating well, and it went well.” sidelined him for the Super Bowl phen Hendrickson, James Approved Basketball Offi- ter a third-quarter hit. He did not And the quick start, including run. McDonald, Richard Mc- cials (IAABO) will be offer- return and was seen on the sidelines three TD passes by Brady in the first “It felt good,” he said. “It always Guinness, Tim Ring, Philip ing a course for anyone riding the stationary bike. quarter for the first time in his ca- feels good to get your first one of the Torto and Lisa Armstrong interested in becoming a “Super relieved, “ he said of the in- reer? year. It was just a good game overall, Trahant. certified basketball official. jury. “I mean, I knew there was noth- “The fast start’s always import- a good team win, and it’s the right Ads for the ad book are: Classes will be held at ing really wrong. So I’m good.” ant,” he said. “It was just good to get direction to be headed in.” full page (5½-8½): $80; North Andover High School half-page ($45) and a quar- beginning Oct. 2. ter page ($25). Classes will run from 6:30- Tom Brady, Sergio Dipp both have 8:30 p.m. on the following Ridley Basketball days: Oct. 2-4-10-11-16-18- 23-25-30; Nov. 1. The class Skills Clinic will be taught by Board 130 bounce back games in Week 2 and state rules interpreter Classical assistant coach (AP) — Tom Brady and 4-yard gain. Bill Boutilier. The IAABO Helen Ridley will run the Sergio Dipp both had big “So that was a rookie exam for new officials will Ridley Basketball Skills Week 2 bounce-backs in coach making a rookie be administered on Monday, Clinic, a high intensity ses- after their opening week- mistake ,” Joseph said. “I Nov. 6 at Salem High School. sion for boys and girls to get end bumbles. heard about from (D-line them in shape and to help All residents of Essex Coun- The Patriots’ 40-year- coach Bill) Kollar: ‘What develop basketball skills. ty age 18 and older are eligi- old QB rebounded from a are you doing?’ Sorry, Drills are designed to help ble to take the course and tough 16-for-36 debut to coach, I thought it was any player at any level with exam. throttle the Saints’ sec- a 4-yard gain. So, I was ball-handing, shooting (off The cost is $175, which ondary with a trio of TD chastised for it by Bill the dribble, off screens and covers the classes, exam, passes in the first quar- Kollar. That won’t happen off the pass), creating your rule book and all study ter on his way to a 36-20 again.” own shot and finishing at materials. You can register win over fellow graybeard The Broncos, by the the rim. online at www.iaabobo- Drew Brees. way, held a classy reunion The clinic will also mix ard130.org. For more infor- Behind Josh McDaniels’ for DeMarcus Ware, who in playing games so that mation, please contact Bill aggressive calls, Brady spent his first nine sea- players can learn how to Boutilier at 978-682-9959 or topped 300 yards by half- sons in Dallas before a use their skills in a game Dan Bryant at daniel.bry- time and finished with 447 three-year run in Denver, situation. [email protected]. yards as the Patriots (1-1) where he won his only Su- put their 15-point home per Bowl ring. loss to Kansas City behind He was introduced not TV/RADIO them FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS as a former Bronco but Baseball “To be 0-1 with a 10-day Tom Brady threw for 447 yards against the New simply as an honorary break felt like a year,” Orleans Saints on Sunday. captain for the coin flip . 7 p.m...... Triple A: Durham vs. Memphis...... NBCSN Brady said. “I had an opportunity 7:05 p.m.... Boston at Baltimore...... NESN, WEEI-FM 93.7 Dipp must have felt like of a smirking Broncos Joseph had all three of his, from two great owners to ...... Minnesota at NY Yankees...... ESPN that, too. coach Vance Joseph and so he was hoping to get the have 12 years of fun,” said 10:08 p.m.. Cleveland at LA Angels...... ESPN The ESPN Deportes re- declared, “I tried to tell you ball back before halftime Ware, who took his young porter was the subject of son to midfield for the coin Boxing all. ... Vance Joseph is hav- to extend a 21-7 lead. ample sneering after his ing the time of his life!!! “ After Jason Witten toss. 10 p.m...... Mario Barrios vs. Naim Nelson...... FS1 awkward debut on “Mon- Well played. caught a 7-yard pass, Jo- “He loves football,” Ware Soccer day Night Football” in said. “But I’m not going Joseph did have a good seph called time with 1:33 12:30 p.m.. VfB Stuttgart at Mönchengladbach...... FS2 Denver. But he produced a to push him into football. time — except for calling a left, something he admit- 2:30 p.m.... Bayern Munich at FC Schalke 04...... FS1 Brady-like ricochet with a I said, ‘Daddy’s played classic tweet Sunday. timeout that allowed Dal- ted Monday was a mistake enough football. Why don’t ...... RB Leipzig at FC Augsburg...... FS2 During the Broncos’ 42- las to kick a long field goal because he couldn’t see you play a little basket- ...... Werder Bremen at VfL Wolfsburg... FOX Soc. Plus 17 clubbing of the Cow- just before halftime. Dallas the line of scrimmage well ball, so you can get a little 8 p.m...... Women’s friendly, US vs. New Zealand...... FS1 boys, he tweeted a photo had no timeouts left and and thought it was only a extra guaranteed money?’”

NFL MLB MLB LEAGUE LEADERS AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division East East BATTING AVERAGE BATTING AVERAGE W L Pct GB W L Pct GB W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Jose Altuve, HOU .348 Charlie Blackmon, COL .332 Boston 85 64 .570 — x-Washington 90 59 .604 — Miami 1 0 0 1.000 19 17 Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 50 44 Avisail Garcia, CHW .333 Bryce Harper, WAS .326 New York 82 67 .550 3 Miami 69 80 .463 21 Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 24 21 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 36 45 Eric Hosmer, KC .323 Justin Turner, LAD .323 Tampa Bay 73 77 .487 12½ Atlanta 67 81 .453 22½ New England 1 1 0 .500 63 62 Washington 1 1 0 .500 44 50 Baltimore 73 77 .487 12½ New York 65 84 .436 25 Josh Reddick, HOU .315 Freddie Freeman, ATL .318 N.Y. Jets 0 2 0 .000 32 66 N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 3 19 Toronto 70 80 .467 15½ Philadelphia 59 91 .393 31½ Jose Ramirez, CLE .314 David Murphy, WAS .318 South South Central Division Central Division Joe Mauer, MIN .306 Joey Votto, CIN .317 W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tennessee 1 1 0 .500 53 42 Atlanta 2 0 0 1.000 57 40 Jose Abreu, CHW .306 DJ LeMahieu, COL .316 x-Cleveland 93 57 .620 — Chicago 83 66 .557 — Jacksonville 1 1 0 .500 45 44 Carolina 2 0 0 1.000 32 6 Lorenzo Cain, KC .303 Buster Posey, SF .313 Minnesota 78 71 .523 14½ Milwaukee 80 70 .533 3½ Houston 1 1 0 .500 20 38 Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 29 7 Elvis Andrus, TEX .301 Nolan Arenado, COL .309 Kansas City 73 76 .490 19½ St. Louis 77 72 .517 6 Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 22 62 New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 39 65 Jonathan Schoop, BAL .300 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI .308 Detroit 62 87 .416 30½ Pittsburgh 68 83 .450 16 North North HOME RUNS HOME RUNS Chicago 60 89 .403 32½ Cincinnati 66 84 .440 17½ W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA West Division West Division Aaron Judge, NYY 43 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 54 Baltimore 2 0 0 1.000 44 10 Detroit 1 0 0 1.000 35 23 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Khris Davis, OAK 39 Cody Bellinger, LAD 38 Pittsburgh 2 0 0 1.000 47 27 Minnesota 1 1 0 .500 38 45 x-Houston 91 58 .611 — z-Los Angeles 96 54 .640 — Joey Gallo, TEX 38 Charlie Blackmon, COL 35 Cincinnati 0 2 0 .000 9 33 Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 40 43 Los Angeles 76 73 .510 15 Arizona 87 63 .580 9 Cleveland 0 2 0 .000 28 45 Chicago 0 2 0 .000 24 52 Justin Smoak, TOR 38 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 35 Seattle 74 76 .493 17½ Colorado 82 68 .547 14 West West Edwin Encarnacion, CLE 36 Joey Votto, CIN 35 Texas 73 76 .490 18 San Diego 66 83 .443 29½ W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Logan Morrison, TB 36 Nolan Arenado, COL 34 Oakland 66 83 .443 25 San Francisco 58 93 .384 38½ Denver 2 0 0 1.000 66 38 Seattle 1 1 0 .500 21 26 Mike Moustakas, KC 36 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 33 Oakland 2 0 0 1.000 71 36 L.A. Rams 1 1 0 .500 66 36 Monday’s Games (Stroman 11-8), 7:07 p.m. Nelson Cruz, SEA 33 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS 33 Kansas City 2 0 0 1.000 69 47 Arizona 1 1 0 .500 39 48 Milwaukee 3, Pittsburgh 0 Chicago Cubs (Lester 11-7) at Tampa Bay RUNS BATTED IN RUNS BATTED IN L.A. Chargers 0 2 0 .000 38 43 San Francisco 0 2 0 .000 12 35 Philadelphia 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 (Snell 3-6), 7:10 p.m. Nelson Cruz, SEA 110 Nolan Arenado, COL 125 Thursday’s Game Baltimore 24, Cleveland 10 Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Oakland (Gossett 4-9) at Detroit (Bell 0-3), Jonathan Schoop, BAL 104 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 115 Minnesota at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Houston 13, Cincinnati 9 Miami 19, L.A. Chargers 17 7:10 p.m. Oakland at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Justin Upton, LAA 103 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 113 Sunday’s Games Chicago White Sox (Giolito 2-2) at Houston Oakland 45, N.Y. Jets 20 N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Khris Davis, OAK 102 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 111 Carolina 9, Buffalo 3 (McCullers 7-3), 8:10 p.m. Seattle 12, San Francisco 9 Arizona at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Jose Abreu, CHW 97 Anthony Rizzo, CHC 106 Tampa Bay 29, Chicago 7 Cleveland (Clevinger 10-5) at L.A. Angels Washington 27, L.A. Rams 20 Tuesday’s Games Tennessee 37, Jacksonville 16 (Skaggs 2-5), 10:07 p.m. Aaron Judge, NYY 96 Jake Lamb, ARI 101 Denver 42, Dallas 17 Boston (Pomeranz 16-5) at Baltimore Albert Pujols, LAA 96 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS 99 New England 36, New Orleans 20 (Gausman 11-10), 7:05 p.m. Texas (Perez 12-11) at Seattle (Leake Kansas City 27, Philadelphia 20 Atlanta 34, Green Bay 23 Minnesota (Berrios 12-7) at N.Y. Yankees 10-12), 10:10 p.m. Edwin Encarnacion, CLE 94 Adam Duvall, CIN 96 Pittsburgh 26, Minnesota 9 Monday’s Game (Sabathia 11-5), 7:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Darvish 9-12) at Philadelphia Nomar Mazara, TEX 94 Travis Shaw, MIL 95 Arizona 16, Indianapolis 13, OT Detroit at N.Y. Giants, 8:30 p.m. Kansas City (Kennedy 4-11) at Toronto (Nola 11-10), 7:05 p.m. Nick Castellanos, DET 92 Joey Votto, CIN 95 B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Daughter of self-centered mom craves a role model Watch the cards to place the cards DEAR ABBY: My moth- ogized for letting her Yogi Berra said, “You can partner) and continued with er is extremely self-cen- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van down, but I don’t want to observe a lot just by watch- a low heart because he knew tered. Ever since I can re- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, spend hundreds of dollars ing.” In bridge, you can learn East held the 10. East won member, everything has and was founded by her mother, to attend a conference I’m a lot by watching the cards, with that card, cashed the always been about her. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at not that jazzed about. but only if you then draw the diamond 10 and returned appropriate conclusions. That’s probably why she DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los She’s still mad at me, and a club. South took only two and Dad split. You can’t I don’t want to dismiss her In this deal, what hap- hearts and three diamonds to Angeles, CA 90069. have a conversation with feelings, but I feel that pens after West leads his go down three, minus 300. her without her turning it canceling eight months in fourth-highest heart against This was a bottom in a du- around and making it in, but unfortunately, I for seniors, perhaps at a advance is OK. We hadn’t two no-trump? plicate. Several Wests dou- about her. have neither a mother nor senior citizen center. Your purchased tickets or made Over one spade, West might bled over one spade. Then, have doubled or overcalled I’m 25. I just want to a father figure in my life. efforts will be valued, and hotel reservations yet. when East advanced with two one no-trump. Two hearts had have a regular conversa- My siblings and I have in a short time you may Can you give me some ad- diamonds, and South passed, tion with my mom without the advantage of getting the West rebid two hearts. Now been cheated in the parent begin building relation- vice? five-card major into the game, her somehow bringing the department — a father ships with more than one East should have passed, but DON’T WANT TO GO but was dangerous on such a mood down by saying she who left us and a mother person who can assuage a few raised to three hearts. poor suit. West should have known has demons to deal with who thinks only of herself. your emptiness while you on her own and she can’t DEAR DON’T WANT South’s two no-trump prom- enough was enough, but they Advice? fill a need in their lives, be positive or happy for TO: Your sister may have ised a balanced hand with 18 all bid four hearts! too. or 19 points. It is more com- others. LOST SOUL IN OHIO had more in mind than mon as a one-no-trump bal- Abby, there’s nothing just the conference when DEAR LOST SOUL: DEAR ABBY: My sister she invited you to go with ance — this call was risky. wrong with her! She’s The first trick went heart healthy, fit, has a wonder- This may be of small com- asked if I would attend a her. She may have wanted fort to you, but other read- women’s conference with a bonding experience as three, six, eight, king. South ful job she claims to love, played a spade to dummy’s and friends she goes out ers over the years have de- her. I hastily agreed, and well, which may be why scribed situations like your we kind of dropped it until she has reacted so strongly. 10 and East’s king. A club with often and seems to shift would have worked well, have fun with. She’s out own. I’ll share with you recently. The conference is I agree that eight months eight months away and I but East understandably re- literally every weekend. I what I have advised them. in advance is sufficient no- turned the heart jack. just found out the location just don’t get why she nev- Because your mother ap- tice that you want to can- South cashed his top di- er makes time for me or parently feels her parent- and who will be the speak- cel. It may smooth her ruf- amonds, dropping West’s any of my siblings. ing job is finished, it’s time ers. After reviewing the fled feathers if you call queen, and took the diamond I’m afraid I’ll never have to build a “family” of your information, I realize I’m your sister and suggest jack. Then, though, when de- that mother/daughter re- own. Because you crave the not all that interested in there might be something clarer led another spade, West lationship. Maybe I wouldn’t wisdom an older woman attending. else you can do together won the trick, cashed the club care so much if I had an- can provide, consider do- When I told my sister, that would be of greater king (to make things clear to other role model to confide ing some volunteer work she became furious! I apol- interest to both of you.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain given by Janel Kennedy to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by Malcolm T. Chamberlain and Monica M. T. Chamberlain to nominee for Crescent Mortgage Company, its successors and assigns, dated mortgage given by Daniel J. Blaney to Bank of America, FSB, dated February 21, Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation, A Subsidiary of Indy Mac Bank, December 7, 2011 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry 1997 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book F.S.B., dated October 2, 2006 and registered with the Essex County (Southern of Deeds at Book 30905, Page 42 subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, 13981, Page 599 of which mortgage Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, doing District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No.472282 as noted on N.A. by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Crescent business as Christiana Trust, not in its individual capacity but solely as Trustee for Certificate of Title No. 32107, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present Mortgage Company, its successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said BCAT 2014-4TT is the present holder by assignment from Bank of America, holder by assignment from Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation to Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 31467, Page 338; of National Association Successor by merger to Bank of America Utah, National Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Financial Freedom which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions Association, f/k/a Bank of America, FSB to Secretary of Housing and Urban Acquisition LLC dated September 28, 2009 and registered with said Registry on of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Development dated December 23, 2014 recorded at Essex County (Southern October 13, 2009 at Document No. 503497, Certificate of Title No. 32107 and by Auction at 1:00 PM on October 10, 2017 at 35 Bow Ridge Road, Lynn, MA, all District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34191, Page 407; assignment from Secretary assignment from MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC., AS and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: of Housing and Urban Development to GCAT 2014-4, LLC dated March 5, 2015 NOMINEE FOR FINANCIAL FREEDOM ACQUISITION LLC to CIT BANK, N.A. dated recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34202, October 27, 2016 and registered with said Registry on December 28, 2016 at A certain parcel of land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, shown as Lot 27A Page 582 and assignment from GCAT 2014-4, LLC to Wilmington Savings Fund Document No. 578727, Certificate of Title No. 32107, for breach of the conditions as shown on Plan of Land entitled "The Village at Bow Ridge, Lynn, Mass.," dated Society, FSB, doing business as Christiana Trust, not in its individual capacity but of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at July 15, 1987, by Whitman & Howard, Inc.; such plan is recorded with Essex solely as trustee for BCAT 2014-4TT dated July 22, 2015 recorded at Essex County Public Auction at 12:00 p.m. on October 18, 2017, on the mortgaged premises South District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 284, Plan 78, more particularly (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34253, Page 240, for breach of located at 52 Willow Road, Nahant, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular bounded and described as follows: SOUTHWESTERLY by Bow Road as shown on conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the the premises described in said mortgage, said plan fifty-seven and 07/100 (57.07) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by Lot 26A as mortgaged premises located at 8 Rose Terrace, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a shown on said plan on two courses of ninety-seven and 14/100 (97.14 feet and Public Auction at 3:00 PM on October 10, 2017, at the mortgaged premises, more TO WIT: one hundred fifty-five and 60/100 (155.60) feet, respectively; NORTHEASTERLY by particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said land now or formerly of Francis J. Gallagher as shown on said plan on three mortgage, to wit: 52 WILLOW ROAD, NAHANT, MASSACHUSETTS courses of eighty-six and 99/100 (86.99) feet, sixteen and 79/100 (16.79) feet; and forty-three and 37/100 (43.37) feet respectively; and SOUTHEASTERLY by The land in Lynn, with the buildings thereon, being Lot 2 on a plan drawn for Rose That certain parcel of land situate in Nahant in the County of Essex, and said land now or formerly of Barbara A. Milton and Lot 28 as shown on said plan on E. Belben, recorded with Essex South District Deeds, Book 2552, Page 45, Commonwealth, bounded and described as follows: two courses of forty-one and 30/100 (41.30) feet and one hundred thirteen and bounded 97/100 (113.97) feet, respectively. Said Lot 27A containing 14,477 square feet and described as follows: SOUTHERLY by the middle line of Willow Road fifty (50) feet; of land, more or less according to said plan. Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed recorded with Essex South District SOUTHEASTERLY by Rose Terrace 65 feet; WESTERLY by lots 13 and 4, as shown on plan hereinafter mentioned, one Registry of Deeds herewith. hundred forty nine and 14/100 (149.14) feet; SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot 1 on said plan 60.13 feet; The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, NORTHERLY by lot 5, as shown on said plan, fifty (50) feet; and restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to NORTHWESTERLY by land of Campbell and Kelley 75 feet; and M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and EASTERLY by lot 15, as shown on said plan, one hundred forty nine and 14/100 assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. NORTHEASTERLY by Lot 3 on said plan 60.58 feet. (149.14) feet.

TERMS OF SALE: Together with the fee in Rose Terrace between the northeasterly and southwesterly All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of side lines of the granted premises extended, and the fee in the one foot strip plan numbered 9474-E, drawn by S. Albert Kaufmann, Surveyor, dated April 1948, a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be shown as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration office, a delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be on said plan between said boundary lines extended to the land formerly of the copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title #21625 in said Registry, required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of William Joint estate as shown on said plan. and the above described land is shown as lot #14, on last mentioned plan. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern So much of the described land as is included within the limits of said Willow Road check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid District) Registry of Deeds in Book 13981, Page 598. is subject to the rights of all persons lawfully entitled thereto in and over the same. at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal For Grantor's title see Certificate of Title # 32107. sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to For mortgagor's(s') title see deed registered with Essex County (Southern recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 103063, as noted on description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Certificate of Title No. 32107. an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Present Holder of said Mortgage, in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, By Its Attorneys, Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. ORLANS PC or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the PO Box 540540 premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical TERMS OF SALE: Waltham, MA 02454 error in this publication. Phone: (781) 790-7800 A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check 15-019003 Other terms to be announced at the sale. will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The Item: September 19, 26, October 3, 2017 balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, doing business as Christiana Trust, not in California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE its individual capacity but solely as Trustee for BCAT 2014-4TT Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the Korde & Associates, P.C. date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage 900 Chelmsford Street of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage given by Joseph S. Cavaliere to World Savings Bank, FSB, its successors and/or Suite 3102 shall control in the event of an error in this publication. assignees, dated October 23, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern Lowell, MA 01851 District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26333, Page 253 ; of which Mortgage the (978) 256-1500 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage Blaney, Daniel J., 17-029463, September 12, 2017, September 19, 2017, and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM September 26, 2017 CIT BANK, N.A. on October 10, 2017 at 124 Emerald Drive, Lynn, MA, all and singular the Item: September 12, 19, 26, 2017 Present holder of said mortgage premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: By its Attorneys, The land with the improvements thereon shown as Lot 18, Emerald Drive, Lynn, NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Essex County, Massachusetts and on a plan entitled "Definitive Subdivision Plan 150 California Street Emerald Park Lynn, Massachusetts" Scale: 1" = 40' dated August 5, 1998, revised By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Newton, MA 02458 November 4, 1998, January 6, 1999 and January 19, 1999 by Parsons and Faia, mortgage given by Steven W. Roberts to Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc., dated (617) 558-0500 Inc. and recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Plat Book 333, November 15, 2002 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) 201612-0384 - YEL Plan 65 (the "Plan"), to which plan reference is hereby made for a more particular Registry of Deeds at Book 19642, Page 266 as affected by a Loan Modification Item: September 19, 26, October 3, 2017 description of Lot 18. Lot 18 contains approximately 12,637 square feet according Agreement recorded with said records at Book 34169, Page 450, of which to said plan. For informational purposes only: The APN is shown by the County mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of CITY OF REVERE Assessor as 047-013-101; source of title is Book 18883, Page 217 (Recorded: said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public LEGAL NOTICE 06/28/2002). Auction at 12:00 p.m. on October 9, 2017, on the mortgaged premises located at 17 Arlington Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, premises described in said mortgage, September 8, 2017 restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to BY CONSTABLE M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and TO WIT: assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Mr. Domenic Cuccio Fairfield Street TERMS OF SALE: The land, with the buildings thereon, known as 17 Arlington Street, Lynn, Essex Revere, MA 02151 A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of County, Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Re: Order Pursuant to M.G. L. c. 111, §123 delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be SOUTHWESTERLY by Arlington Street, 48 feet; Vacant lot on Fairfield Street, Revere, MA 02151, Parcel ID 18-319-31 required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Barker, 98 feet and 3 inches; Dear Mr. Cuccio: from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Morrill and of Heffernan, 48 feet; and I am the City of Revere Director of Municipal Inspections and Health Agent of the at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Revere Board of Health. On Thursday, September 7, 2017, representatives from of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Morrill, 97 feet. the city visited the residential property which you now own and manage at Fairfield sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Street, Revere, MA, Parcel ID18-319-31. We determined that, that the land, yard entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further All of said measurements more or less or however otherwise described or is unsanitary and the current state of your parcel constitutes a nuisance, a source recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The bounded. of filth and a danger to the public health. Accordingly, pursuant to M.G. L. c. 111, description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of §123, you are hereby notified that you have 24 hours from the date of receipt of an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. For title, see deed recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book notice of the Order to commence the remedial work necessary to remove and 15085, Page 191 abate this nuisance. Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern Please note that if you fail to comply with this Order, the Board of Health will take Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. successor by merger to District) Registry of Deeds in Book 15085, Page 191. steps on its own to remove the nuisance, and all expenses incurred thereby shall Wachovia Bank, N.A., successor by merger Wachovia constitute a debt due to the City of Revere upon completion of the removal and Mortgage FSB, f/k/a World Savings Bank, FSB These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit the rendering of an account. See M.G. L. c. 111, §125. Further, such debt shall of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the constitute a lein on the property. Present Holder of said Mortgage, nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax By Its Attorneys, titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Nicholas Catinazzo, Director ORLANS PC liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Municipal Inspectional Services PO Box 540540 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Item: September 18, 19, 20, 2017 Waltham, MA 02454 easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Phone: (781) 790-7800 NOTICE OF TAX CLASSIFICATION HEARING 15-001597 TERMS OF SALE: Item: September 19, 26, October 3, 2017 The Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing on Thursday September 21, A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check 2017 at 7:30 pm in the Town Hall, 334 Nahant Rd, Nahant, MA on the issue of LEGAL NOTICE will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The tax classification. The purpose of the hearing is to allow taxpayers the opportunity balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 to present their views on whether or not Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Open PUBLIC HEARING - TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Space, and Personal Property should be taxed with one rate for all property Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the classes or to use different tax rates for different classes of property. The hearing Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full will include a presentation by the Board of Assessors. 2017 at 7:00 PM at SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, ROOM B129, 200 ESSEX of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage STREET to hear the following NEW petitions: shall control in the event of an error in this publication. At the conclusion of the public hearing the Board of Selectmen shall determine whether or not "one" tax rate shall be applied for the Fiscal Year 2018 tax rate. Petition 15-42 of CHARLES PATSIOS for a review of a sunset provision (8-months) Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Currently the Town taxes at a single tax rate for all property classes. In addition, of a use special permit to allow the petitioner the use of storage of vehicles and the Board of Selectmen will determine whether or not to allow exemptions for light motor vehicle service. Property located at 12-24 PINE STREET, Map 3, Lot 4. WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. small commercial businesses and/or owner occupied residential properties. All SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, INC. concerned taxpayers are encouraged to attend to present their views orally or in Petition 17-18 of RYAN MCSHERA - RED BARN ARCHITECTURE for the demolition Present holder of said mortgage writing. of a nonconforming single-family residence that is located on a nonconforming site. The petitioner is seeking a special permit (nonconforming use/structure) and By its Attorneys, If there are questions about the hearing, please contact Sheila Hambleton in the a site plan special permit for the construction of a new home greater than 3,000 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Assessor's office at 781-581-0212. sf. Property located at 57 BELLEVUE ROAD, Map 28, Lot 75A. 150 California Street Newton, MA 02458 Francis Barile And the following CONTINUED petitions will also be heard: Petition 17-15 (12 (617) 558-0500 Chairman, Board of Selectmen Juniper Road) 201409-0075 - YEL Item: September 19, 2017 Item: September 12, 19, 26, 2017 Marc Kornitsky, Chairman Item September 12, 19, 2017

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TOWN OF NAHANT CITY OF REVERE LEGAL NOTICE BOARD OF APPEALS LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF HEARINGS September 8, 2017 The Lynn Board of Health, acting under the authority of Section 31, Chapter 111, A public hearing will be held by the BOARD OF APPEALS at the NAHANT TOWN BY CONSTABLE of the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, will conduct a Public HALL, Nahant, MA, on Tuesday, October 3, 2017 at: Hearing on Tuesday, September 26, 2017 in Room 302, City Hall, 3 City Hall Ms. Pauline DeStaffier Square, Lynn, MA 01901, at 7:30 p.m. regarding the proposed local regulations 7:00 p.m on the petition filed by Michael Gallant, petitioner for the property Fairfield Street for food establishments. located at 0 Willow Road, Nahant, for a special permit for a sign. The Building Revere, MA 02151 Inspector has denied a building permit stating that the "sign is in violation of Summary of changes for local regulations of the City of Lynn Board of Health Section 8.04.G and Section 8.05.A" of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant Re: Order Pursuant to M.G. L. c. 111, §123 for food establishments: in the following areas: "Signs painted directly on the exterior surface of any wall" Vacant lot on Fairfield Street, Revere, MA 02151, Parcel ID 18-319-32 and Only ONE sign is permitted. Such sign may not exceed 20 square feet in - Proposed local regulation: At all times of operation there is a Certified Food area". Dear Ms. DeStaffier: Protection Manager on site.

BOARD OF APPEALS: Jocelyn Campbell, Chairperson I am the City of Revere Director of Municipal Inspections and Health Agent of the - Proposed local regulation: All band saw cutting must take place under Revere Board of Health. On Thursday, September 7, 2017, representatives from refrigeration. Item: September 19, 26, 2017 the city visited the residential property which you now own and manage at Fairfield Street, Revere, MA, Parcel ID18-319-32. We determined that, that the land, yard - Proposed local regulation: All pest control reports and grease trap logs must be LEGAL NOTICE is unsanitary and the current state of your parcel constitutes a nuisance, a source kept on site and easily accessible upon request for review of the food/health of filth and a danger to the public health. Accordingly, pursuant to M.G. L. c. 111, inspector. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING §123, you are hereby notified that you have 24 hours from the date of receipt of notice of the Order to commence the remedial work necessary to remove and - Proposed local regulation: New food permit type for food manufacturing The Lynn Board of Health, acting under the authority of Section 31, Chapter 111, abate this nuisance. businesses. of the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, will conduct a Public Hearing on Tuesday, September 26, 2017 in Room 302, City Hall, 3 City Hall Please note that if you fail to comply with this Order, the Board of Health will take - Proposed local regulation: Food grading program modifications. Square, Lynn, MA 01901, at 7:15 p.m. regarding the proposed local regulations steps on its own to remove the nuisance, and all expenses incurred thereby shall for dumpsters. constitute a debt due to the City of Revere upon completion of the removal and - Proposed local regulation: Dumpster identification. the rendering of an account. See M.G. L. c. 111, §125. Further, such debt shall Summary of changes for local regulations of dumpsters in the City of Lynn constitute a lein on the property. Lynn Board of Health Ronald Dupuis, Chairman Proposed local regulation: Dumpster identification for containers in the City of Nicholas Catinazzo, Director Item: September 19, 2017 Lynn. Municipal Inspectional Services Item: September 18, 19, 20, 2017 Lynn Board of Health Catch up with your Ronald Dupuis, Chairman Item: September 19, 2017 favorite team in sports! Kane mixes it up, Erdem sparkles at London Fashion Week

By Gregort Katz He described the show as kly accessories. ASSOCIATED PRESS built on “ideas of the prime Many outfits had flo- and the perverse” — refer- ral themes and remark- LONDON — London encing 1940s housecoats, able detailing, adding to Fashion Week roared into using lingerie as outerwear the show’s exuberance its fourth day on Monday and creating a new silhou- and opulence. Some even with Christopher Kane ette that blended the 1940s had feathers carefully at- showing his signature with the 1970s. tached. The palette em- sexy style, Erdem empha- The outfits used strong braced bold greens, pale sizing retro glamour and colors — reds, pinks and pinks and yellow, strongly Emilia Wickstead giving yellows, among other hues using colors throughout. modern women outfits — and showed off whim- There was no hiding be- meant for dancing, night- sical touches, including hind solid black for Er- life and fun. ones that seemed to be dem. In previous days, the held together by metallic While many designers spring-summer 2018 clothes pins. are showing more and womenswear shows in the The celebrity filled audi- more skin, Erdem opted British capital saw the ence loved it. for a subtle celebration return of Giorgio Arma- “I loved it being so En- of feminine beauty. There ni, Burberry reviving and glish, being about wash- were some sheer and lacy emphasizing its tradition- ing machines and clothes outfits, but most were al plaid and Versace push- pegs and everything like more modest, with either ing the edge of its rock that,” top hatmaker Ste- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS high necklines or sweet- chick look. phen Jones said. “British. A model wears a creation by designer Christopher Kane during the heart ones. CHRISTOPHER KANE Domestic.” Spring/Summer 2018 runway show at London Fashion Week in London The effect was entranc- RAISES WHIMSICAL Actress Salma Hayek on Monday. ing. Nostalgia was in TO AN ART FORM called Kane’s new collec- the air — the program Christopher Kane mixed tion sexy and appreciated cation and not too sweet, Erdem Moralioglu has “My Funny Valentine” featured a photograph it all up Monday at Lon- the “slip dresses that were sweet, sweet. You know, it turned the Old Selfridg- playing in the back- of Queen Elizabeth II don Fashion Week, show- so feminine.” has a little bit of a punch. es Hotel into a glamorous ground, the Erdem fash- meeting Duke Elling- ing a wide array of outfits, “It was great,” she said. And sexy, sexy.” speakeasy for his London ion house displayed ton in 1958 — and the with some emphasizing “It was glittery romantic, ERDEM PRODUCES Fashion Week show. glamorous, full-length dramatic presentation florals to others that were but at the same time it SPARKLY GLAM With song classics evening gowns with long artfully evoked the Big sheer, lacy and revealing. had drama and sophisti- Canada-born designer “Stormy Monday” and jeweled gloves and spar- Band era. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2017 BUSINESS Busy Bee buzzing along with help from EDIC

LYNN — Three years after “We have a great partnership uncle, John Olson, purchased ing a valuable service by pre- taking over operation of the with EDIC,” Bennett said. “The the business and property paring children for elementary Busy Bee Nursery School, and loan process was easy and quick. from longtime owners Patricia school.” a few months after buying the We greatly appreciate the sup- Melanson and Marcia Boudrow, Bennett, a lifelong Lynn resi- business, Ashley (Pierce) Ben- port.” who had run it for 26 years. Ben- dent, is a graduate of Southern nett and Sarah Treiber were Busy Bee has two classrooms nett and Treiber had met when New Hampshire University ready to take it to the next level — a preschool class for children they were both teaching at Mar- with a Master’s in Early Child- by making physical improve- ages 2.9 to 4 and a transitional blehead Children’s Center, and hood Education from AIC. She ments to the building on Sever- kindergarten class for ages 5-6. discussed going into business taught preschool in Marblehead ance Street. As new owners of In addition to the academic cur- together at some point. and special education for one a small business, they needed riculum, there is an enrichment Bennett and Treiber made the year at Lynn Tech before com- some assistance so they turned program three days a week that move to Busy Bee at the same ing to Busy Bee. She is married to EDIC/Lynn. offers gymnastics, yoga, music time, with a goal of someday with a 2-year-old son and anoth- Bennett and Treiber received and physical fitness. The school buying it from Olson. That came er on the way. a $50,000 loan through EDIC’s is open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. In to fruition last December. Treiber graduated from Micro Loan program, allowing addition to following the typical “We got the ball rolling on pur- Lynchburg College in Virginia them to renovate the preschool school calendar, it is open on chasing the building,” Treiber and took Early Education cours- classroom and restrooms, create school vacations and for most of said. “It took a while but it was es at North Shore Community an office, and make other cos- the summer. well worth it.” College. She worked in retail metic improvements. The reno- “We cater to working parents,” “We were very pleased to help management before making a COURTESY PHOTO vations allowed them to add two Bennett said, adding that the Busy Bee make improvements career switch. She taught pre- students, bringing the total to majority of their students are that enhanced what was al- school at the Beverly YMCA be- Busy Bee operators Ashley 36, the maximum for which they children of teachers. ready an established business fore moving to the Marblehead Bennett, left, and Sarah are licensed. There were seven Bennett and Treiber started in the city,” said EDIC Execu- Children’s Center. Treiber lives Treiber have taken their students when they started run- running Busy Bee in the sum- tive Director James M. Cowdell. in Wenham with her husband nursery school to the next ning the school in 2013. mer of 2013 when Bennett’s “Ashley and Sarah are provid- and two children. level. Protesters make good on threat to disrupt St. Louis business

By Jim Salter ASSOCIATED PRESS ST. LOUIS — When a former police officer was acquitted in the fatal shooting of a black sus- PHOTO | MGM RESORTS VIA AP pect, protesters vowed MGM Resorts International and The RCI to show their disdain by Group on Monday announced a casino pro- disrupting business in downtown St. Louis. They posed for Bridgeport, Conn. quickly succeeded. The unrest that followed Friday’s ruling closed MGM announces large corporate offices, shut down restaurants and bars and even forced plans for new U2 to call off a concert that would have drawn Connecticut casino 50,000 fans into the heart of the city. And protest or- By Dave Collins awaits final approval by ganizers may not be done. ASSOCIATED PRESS federal authorities. The demonstrations en- The two tribes said in a gulfed the St. Louis region HARTFORD, Conn. — statement Monday that after a judge acquitted Ja- MGM Resorts Interna- the Bridgeport casino isn’t son Stockley of first-degree tional revealed plans on anywhere near receiving murder in the 2011 death Monday for a $675 mil- of 24-year-old Anthony La- required approval from the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lion waterfront casino in state legislature and Dem- mar Smith. Within hours, Connecticut’s largest city, ocratic Gov. Dannel P. Mal- downtown came to a stand- Lori Shifter helps clean up after a violent crowd broke windows in Uni- the latest salvo in a com- loy. They also said approval still as marching protesters versity City, Mo., on Sunday. petition with two Native of the resort would violate blocked traffic. The demon- American tribes that run the gambling compact be- strations went on through band and concert promot- tention, right?” Franks justice system,” Reagan two of the world’s largest tween the tribes and the the weekend, with protest er Live Nation said in a said Monday. “Do we just said. “This is not new to casinos in the southeast- state that gives the tribes crowds swelling to thou- statement. say, ‘Oh, it’s another case St. Louis or unique to St. ern part of the state. exclusive casino develop- sands of people and spilling Singer Ed Sheeran also where an officer’s found Louis, but this is a chal- MGM is already building ment rights in Connecticut. into a posh area of restau- called off a show. The St. not guilty and leave it at lenge.” a nearly $1 billion casino MGM and its partner on rants and bars in western Louis Symphony and a that?’ No, we get out here Many business owners in Springfield, Mass., that the Bridgeport casino, de- St. Louis, the hip Delmar Shakespearean Theatre and disrupt and make our are dealing with more threatens to take revenue velopment company RCI Loop area of nearby Uni- group canceled perfor- presence felt.” than lost time or canceled and jobs away from the Group, vowed to “work versity City and even into mances too. Joe Reagan, president events. Police said nearly Foxwoods Resort Casino diligently” to obtain the two shopping malls. Democratic state Rep. and CEO of the St. Louis two dozen businesses were and Mohegan Sun in Con- needed approvals. More than 140 people Bruce Franks, a protest Regional Chamber of Com- damaged Saturday night necticut. The Mashantuck- The Bridgeport casino were arrested. organizer, said making the merce, said it’s too early to in University City, mostly et Pequot and Mohegan would be located along The protests forced U2 entire community uncom- put a dollar amount on the by having their windows tribes responded by pro- Long Island Sound in to cancel a concert at the fortable is an important economic cost. broken. On Sunday, more posing a casino less than Bridgeport’s Steelpointe Edward Jones Dome, St. part of the demonstra- “But in the long term, windows were broken in 20 miles away from Spring- Harbor, the same area Louis’ largest venue. Po- tions. Franks said protests there are greater econom- downtown St. Louis, and field in northern Connecti- where President Donald lice said they could not would continue, but he did ic impacts from the racial several large decorative cut that was approved by Trump proposed a casino provide normal protection not say when or where. disparity and the mistrust pots with plants were Connecticut officials and in the 1990s. because of the unrest, the “Folks got to pay at- many have in the criminal smashed. Banks lead US stocks modestly higher; oil prices slide By Alex Veiga from last week. “This is really a day which is The Nasdaq composite added ing of the U.S. Federal Reserve, ASSOCIATED PRESS Investors continued to bid up characterized by rates moving 6.17 points, or 0.1 percent, to which begins today. Forecasters bank shares as interest rates rose. and equities being influenced by 6,454.64. The Russell 2000 in- expect the Fed to leave interest Banks and other financial Banks benefit from higher rates, interest rates,” said Bill North- dex of smaller-company stocks rates unchanged and stick to companies led U.S. stocks mod- which can translate into higher ey, senior vice president with picked up 9.37 points, or 0.7 per- plans to raise rates in Decem- estly higher Monday, nudging profits from lending money. U.S. Bank Wealth Management. cent, to 1,441.08. ber. But traders will be listening the stock market to another re- The rise in bond yields also The S&P 500 index rose Trading was subdued through for any indications that the cen- cord high. weighed on utilities, real estate 3.64 points, or 0.1 percent, much of the day as the major tral bank could move sooner on The Standard & Poor’s 500 in- companies and other bond prox- to 2,503.87. The Dow gained indexes mostly held on to slight a rate increase and for details dex and Dow Jones industrial ies. 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