WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 O’Neil Swampscott swapping man, 21, Blue Ox held for for football attempted By Steve Krause murder ITEM STAFF LYNN — You have to take Matt O’Neil’s By Bella diGrazia upbringing into consideration when you ITEM STAFF hear about how he wants to be around to SWAMPSCOTT — A 21-year-old watch his children grow up. Swampscott man was charged with at- He’s not just talking passively. He wants tempted murder and kidnapping after to be involved. allegedly trying to kill his girlfriend early That’s the most compelling reason O’Neil Saturday morning. gives for his decision to sell the Blue Ox on Christian Flynn, of 22 Ryan Place, was Oxford Street. intoxicated when he allegedly took a “I remember my parents, and the parents broom handle and caused a gash on the of other kids my age,” said O’Neil Monday. 20-year-old victim’s lower lip and held her “They were involved. They coached us, against her will in his home, according to watched our games and did all the things police reports obtained by The Item. Flynn that parents do.” also grabbed her face, blocked her mouth, O’Neil was part of a class at Swampscott pinched her nose and suffocated her while High that includes Peter Woodfork, who is repeatedly saying he was going to kill her, Joe Torre’s assistant in the Major League stated the report. Baseball of ce, ESPN personality Todd Flynn’s attorney, Frank Sanchez, de- McShay, Washington Redskins marketing clined to comment. executive Todd Kline and Barstool Sports Blue Ox own- Swampscott Police responded to the personality Dave Portnoy. All of them er Matt O’Neil Salem Hospital emergency department played sports and all of them grew up the is selling the around 11 a.m. on Saturday and spoke to same way. restaurant the victim, according to the report. She Now it’s O’Neil’s turn. to Anthony told of cers that at 4 a.m., she went to “These hours (in the restaurant busi- Caturano, for Laurel Court in Marblehead to pick up her ness) aren’t the best for raising kids,” said whom he once boyfriend, who she alleged was heavily in- O’Neil, who still owns Ledger in Salem. worked. toxicated, but he refused to go with her, so she left. OX, A3 ITEM FILE PHOTO A few minutes later, the victim stated she got a call from Flynn’s friend, who lives in the Laurel Court home, and he told her he wanted Flynn out of his house. She went back, picked him up and drove Saugus Five left homeless him to his house on Ryan Place. That is when he became angry and allegedly at- tempted to break down a locked door, she on the after re in Lynn stated. Once inside the house, she said Flynn’s anger escalated and she attempted to road to leave, which is when he grabbed the broom handle with two hands and caused her lip to bleed profusely, stated the report. She better MURDER, A3 roads Swampscott By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF father arraigned SAUGUS — Several roads across town are be- ing repaved. for raping wife Ballard Street, Forest Street, Elmwood Ave- By Bella diGrazia nue, Fairmount Avenue, ITEM STAFF Adams Avenue, Orcutt Avenue, Stone Street, SWAMPSCOTT — A Swampscott father Lewis Street and Land- was arraigned on Monday for allegedly ers Street are undergoing raping his wife in proximity of their young milling, overlay paving baby, according to police reports. and roadway reclama- A 31-year-old man was arraigned at tion. Lynn District Court on charges of rape, “Ensuring the func- assault and battery on a family/household tionality and safety of member, and assault and battery with a the town’s roadways is dangerous weapon, stated the report. The always of critical impor- charges were led after Swampscott Po- tance,” said Town Manag- lice responded to their home on Crescent er Scott Crabtree. “Safe Street for a disturbance call around 5 p.m. roadways improve traf c By Bella diGrazia disposal of cigarettes, he said. Lynn re ght- on Friday.  ow and reduce conges- ITEM STAFF Three adults and two children, ers respond to The man is not being named to protect tion and accidents, which aged 9 and 6, have called the a working re the identity of the alleged victim. will bene t town resi- LYNN — Five residents are Northern Avenue property that started When of cers arrived, they could hear dents and visitors every displaced after the back of a their home for four years. on the porch loud male and female voices coming from day, making it easier for single-family home caught re The re was not quite a two- and quickly the second  oor of the Crescent Street everyone to get to where on Tuesday. alarm, but a second engine was made its way building, stated the report. They made they need to be.” The blaze, at 15 Northern ordered for extra equipment, up to the attic contact with a downstairs neighbor, who The project is expected Ave., started on the porch and said Zukas. The initial 911 call at 15 Northern let them inside and showed them upstairs to be completed by Octo- traveled up the exterior of the came in at 3:38 p.m., he added. Ave. on Tues- to the second  oor. ber. wood-framed home, making “I went to Wendy’s to get food day afternoon. Of cers reached the apartment and Parking is limited in its way up to the attic and and spent the few extra min- when they knocked on the door, the man work zones during con- deeming the property unin- utes to eat it in my car,” said a ITEM PHOTO | came out and identi ed himself and his struction and traf c de- habitable, according to Lynn 15 Northern Ave. resident who OLIVIA FALCIGNO wife as the residents, stated the report. tours will be enforced as Fire Capt. Joseph Zukas. No asked to remain anonymous. The wife was sitting down behind him, required to allow for the one was injured and the de- work to be completed. termined cause was careless FIRE, A3 RAPE, A3 Last year, Alvah Street, Innis Street, Pleasant Avenue, Howard Farm Lane, Mader Street, Wal- INSIDE nut Street, Fairmount Schools dealing with special needs Avenue, Adams Avenue, Peabody Plymouth Street, Wil- City solicitor announces By Gayla Cawley ety of co-existing with the world is Education Act, all children who liams Avenue, Morris resignation. A2 ITEM STAFF too much to learn all at once, when receive special education services Place and parts of Elm he should have been learning this must have an IEP. LYNN — Kim Sweeney doesn’t Street were repaved. Opinion since he was 4,” Sweeney said. But Sweeney said despite her know what to do about her autistic For more information, Trujillo: Who cares “There’s a lot of parents like me son being retested every three contact the Department about the Why. A4 22-year-old son. Sweeney, 49, had to take her son who don’t know what to do.” years for his IEP, which included of Public Works at 781- Her son was placed on an Indi- a complete psychological evalua- 231-4143. Sports out of Lynn Public Schools during Lynn Shore Little League his fth year of ninth grade. He vidualized Education Plan (IEP) tion, he wasn’t diagnosed with Au- Bridget Turcotte can unveils works of art. B1 was a special education student, when he was 3 years old. The IEP tism Spectrum Disorder, a serious be reached at bturcotte@  but she said the district wasn’t is a legal document that spells out developmental disorder that im- itemlive.com. Follow her English boys soccer sets meeting her son’s needs. educational objectives for a child pairs the ability to communicate on Twitter @BridgetTur- sights on tournament. B1 “I have a 22-year-old who lives with a disability. According to cotte. in his bedroom because the anxi- the Individuals with Disabilities SCHOOLS, A3

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Dana N. Gallien, 31 Peabody city solicitor

PEABODY — Dana Nicholas Gallien, 31, father of Brandon announces resignation Nathaniel Gallien and ancé of Lydia Donnelly, died unex- By Thomas Grillo thority of cities and towns. install a series of one- to al Park, the restoration of pectedly on Saturday, Aug. 24, ITEM STAFF Verizon has maintained the two-foot antennas mount- Crystal Lake, and bring- 2019 following a long and tower would x coverage ed on the utility’s light ing RCN Corp., the New PEABODY — City Solic- hard battle with drug addic- gaps in the region and they poles that would be out t- Jersey communications itor Michael Smerczyns- tion. plan to add 5G, or fth-gen- ted with fth-generation company, to offer an alter- ki, who has held the post Born in Lynn, he was the eration cellular service for cellular networks. native to Comcast Corp.’s since 2012, will return to son of Dale S. and Doreen J. faster downloads. But the If such a network of box- 40-year monopoly on cable private practice in Sep- (Wood) Gallien of Peabody. He city has fought the proposal es was agreed upon, the TV and high-speed Inter- tember, according to May- was raised in Peabody and at- in court. cell tower would not be net service. or Edward Bettencourt Jr. tended Peabody schools. In March, Land Court necessary. But the parties “Mike has been a true It’s unclear why the may- In addition to his son, par- Judge Jennifer Roberts have been unable to come friend and trusted advisor or’s 59-year-old appointee ents and ancée, he is sur- sided with the telecommu- to nancial terms. for many years,” Betten- is stepping down at this vived by his brother, Derek nications giant. Still, the mayor said his court said. “We have been time. Smerczynski did not S. Gallien; and his extended “After more than four appointee has done his fortunate to have the ben- return a call seeking com- family members including his years and six proposed al- best to take on a powerful e ts of his tremendous le- ment. The mayor declined grandparents, aunts, uncles, ternate sites that were re- corporation. gal mind these past eight cousins, nieces, nephew and and he tried very hard to a request for an interview. jected, the city’s denial of a “For ve years, Mike years.” all of his friends, many of break free from his addiction, Sources said his resigna- permit prohibits the utility Smerczynski fought an For now, Assistant City whom he also considered his but sadly for him and every- tion comes just days after from providing cell service army of high-priced cor- Solicitors Donald Conn and family. one who loved him he lost last week’s City Council and violates the Telecom- porate lawyers bent on Adam Buckley will share Dana was a loving father, that battle. meeting when the city munications Act of 1996,” imposing Verizon’s will the additional caseload. ancé, son, brother and friend Visiting hours will be held solicitor was criticized by the associate justice wrote on the residents of South Smerczynski will remain who will be missed by those at the CONWAY, CAHILL-BRO- City Councilors-at-Large in her 16-page decision. Peabody,” Bettencourt available during the transi- who truly knew him, and re- DEUR Funeral Home, 82 Anne Manning-Martin Roberts ordered the City said in a statement. “His tion, the mayor added. membered by all who met Lynn St., Peabody, Thursday, and David Gravel on his Council to grant a special knowledge of municipal Ward 1 City Councilor him. Dana had a beautiful Aug. 29 from 4-6:30 p.m., handling of the Verizon permit or any other permit law is unmatched and his Jon Turco, a candidate for heart and soul that not every- followed by a service in the Wireless lawsuit. and “take all necessary ac- tenacity on behalf of Pea- an at-large post, said for one was fortunate enough to funeral home at 6:30 p.m. to The Harvard Universi- tions to remove any fur- body has saved taxpayers $100,000 a year, the city see, but for those who did, he which relatives and friends ty and Suffolk University ther impediments to the hundreds of thousands of got a very good deal with left a lasting impression that are invited to attend. For Law School graduate may construction of a proposed dollars.” Smerczynski on the job. will forever be with them. Many directions and online guest- be best known for mount- cell tower” at the site of In addition, the may- “I think he’s an incredi- times over the years Dana has book please visit www.ccbfu- ing what could be a losing Michael’s Limousine Co. or credited Smerczynski ble attorney and the city said he can’t do this anymore neral.com. battle against Verizon’s ef- The city has appealed. with playing a key role in was lucky to have him,” he fort to build a 60-foot cell Meanwhile, the Peabody his administration includ- said. “He will be missed.” tower on Lynn Street. Municipal Light Plant ing doing the legal work Federal law allows util- (PMLP) is negotiating a for construction of a new Thomas Grillo can be SAUGUS BRIEF ities to provide cellular compromise with Verizon. middle school, revitalizing reached at tgrillo@item- Trash, recycling collection The compost site will be service and limits the au- PMLP has proposed to downtown and Centenni- live.com. on one-day delay next week open during normal hours on Saturday, Aug. 31, Kennedy still weighing possible Senate run Trash and recycling col- Wednesday, Sept. 4, and lection will run on a one- Saturday, Sept. 7 from 8 By Steve LeBlanc day delay from Tuesday, a.m. to 2 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS Sept. 3 to Saturday, Sept. Contact Solid Waste 7 due to the observance of and Recycling Coordi- NEWTON — In his rst Labor Day. nator Lorna Cerbone at comments to reporters There will be no collec- 781-231-4036 for more since  oating the idea of challenging incumbent tion on Monday, Sept. 2. information. Sen. Edward Markey in the 2020 Democratic pri- NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS mary, Massachusetts Rep. Joe Kennedy said he’s got An ugly breakup shines light Program that collects new ideas and a new ap- on marijuana business derelict shing gear proach, but offered few speci cs. PORTLAND, Maine marks 10 years Kennedy told reporters (AP) — Maine’s big- PORTLAND, Maine Tuesday he hopes to make gest medical marijuana (AP) — Fishing and a nal decision “sooner dispensary is trying end environmental of cials than later.” He steered its relationship with are celebrating 10 years away from directly criti- a company behind its of a program that has re- cizing Markey. fast-growing edibles moved 4 million pounds of “Sen. Markey is a good operation. derelict shing gear from man,” Kennedy said be- Wellness Connection of waters off the U.S. coast. fore visiting a re station Maine contends CanWell A conservation partner- in his hometown of New- LLC of Rhode Island is ship has placed bins in ton. “I think I’ve got new to blame for $14 million 55 coastal communities ideas and a new approach in losses caused by low under the “Fishing For and if I get into this race, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS yields from its extraction that’s what this race will Energy” program. Under U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy III, D-Mass., speaks during a news conference equipment and processes. be about.” the program, derelict and Tuesday in Newton. The Portland Press Her- retired gear placed in The 38-year-old Ken- ald reports that CanWell those bins is either recy- nedy led a statement of says the charges were cled or turned into energy candidacy Monday with “Our country and the the state in Congress. versal health care, same- trumped up so Wellness by Schnitzer Steel, Covan- the Federal Election Com- Democratic Party and ev- On Tuesday, Markey re- sex marriage, earned sick Connection and its corpo- ta and other recycling and mission, but has stopped erybody else has to be re- leased a list of 116 current time, equal rights — and rate parent can claim the waste-to-energy facilities. short of formally declaring sponding to those ssures Massachusetts state sen- I want to continue leading lucrative New England Of cials on Tuesday he is running. that gave him rise in the ators and representatives those ghts in the United cannabis extraction mar- celebrated the milestone Kennedy on Tuesday rst place,” said Kennedy, he said have endorsed his States Senate,” Markey ket for themselves. It also at the Portland Fish trained most of his criti- a grandson of Robert F. reelection campaign — in- said in statement accom- says Wellness has stopped Exchange and gave a cism on President Donald Kennedy. cluding Senate President panying the release. making its 20 percent demonstration on how Trump, but said govern- The 73-year-old Markey Karen Spilka and House Kennedy, who is in his sales royalties, and owes lost or discarded shing ment was broken even has said he’s running for Speaker Robert DeLeo, fourth term in Congress, it at least $650,000. gear can be recycled. before Trump was elect- re-election no matter who both Democrats. didn’t offer a deadline for Wellness tried to re National Fish and Wild- ed. He said his priority is else gets into the race. He’s “The people of Massa- a nal decision on wheth- CanWell last month. 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Box 5 and create about 125 jobs. home to several smaller 781-593-7700, ext. 2 Lynn, MA 01903 The Danish offshore companies that supply off- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Schools dealing with special needs SCHOOLS “Some people look at From A1 the student and judge or question what is wrong and interact, until he was with the student,” he said. 16, and in his fourth year “I think these problems of ninth grade. are education-facing prob- His life could have been lems. Instead of saying a lot different if his autism what’s wrong with the stu- was caught earlier on and dent, we should be saying his IEP could have been what are we doing wrong tailored to meet his needs. with the student that the Instead he was suspended student isn’t succeeding?” a lot and held back, Swee- Overall, Jamerson said ney said, because he didn’t she believes the supports understand sarcasm or are fine for special needs know how to pick up on students and that stu- social cues and it came dents are getting the ser- across as him having be- vices they need, based on havioral issues. their IEPs. Her son was moved be- But Lisa Wallace, 43, tween different schools, said her son, who suffers which exacerbated his from sensory integrated social anxiety because disorder and pragmatic he had to start off some- social dysfunction, has not where new each year and been adequately served. didn’t know anyone. With She is contemplating pull- the support provided, her ing her son, who starts the son never advanced be- seventh grade next month, yond a third grade level of out of LPS and enrolling education. him in an online school. “Schools aren’t equipped, Her 12-year-old son so they would have had to has been on an IEP since pay for a landmark school the second grade, but he or one of the private schools hasn’t had an agreed-up- and it’s very expensive, so on IEP since the fifth they pushed him along as grade. She said she hasn’t if he was getting an educa- signed off on it because tion,” Sweeney said. she doesn’t believe it ad- Sweeney’s experience is dresses his needs. not unique. “He needs special ser- Last month, Lynn Public vices that Lynn Public Schools was found by the Schools — not only do Massachusetts Depart- they not have the pro- ment of Elementary and Five residents are displaced after the back of a single-family home caught fire on Tuesday. gramming for (him), but Secondary Education to they don’t even have peo- be in non-compliance with ple qualified to do the test- some special education ing for him,” Wallace said. Five left homeless after fire in Lynn requirements, according “As a parent, we’re sup- to a correspondence sent posed to work together as by DESE to Superinten- a team for my son’s best FIRE to get out immediately. I’m Jodi Deangeli said she Zukas. Red Cross is not dent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler, interests and that hasn’t which was obtained by From A1 so grateful my kids aren’t was leaving her office job assisting, he added. happened. My son doesn’t here, they’re on vacation.” on Boston Street when “My house is gone,” said The Item. understand social situa- “When I finally got home The blaze caused some she saw the porch on fire. the resident. “I know it is.” DESE’s finding stemmed tions. Instead of putting from a May 31 complaint I started walking toward damage to a car in the Within seconds the whole him in an emotional-based Gayla Cawley contribut- that stated the district the house and my dog driveway of the home and back of the two-story home program, (the district) put ed to this article. She can failed to evaluate an au- him in a language program began barking like cra- scorched the siding of the was in flames, she said. be reached at gcawley@ tistic child for an IEP, as and that doesn’t fit for him.” zy. I opened the door and house to the right of it, “After that all we saw itemlive.com. Bella di- required by law, according Wallace said she had to the smoke came rushing Zukas said. The property was black smoke,” Deange- Grazia can be reached at to the letter. pull her son out of Picker- out, I saw it was coming at 11 Northern Ave. also li said. [email protected]. But school administra- ing Middle School because from the deck, and when received exterior damage The five residents will be Follow her on Twitter @ tors say they’re actively of bullying and safety con- I called 911 they told me from the heat of the flames. staying with family, said BelladiGrazia. working to better meet cerns. At one point, he was timelines for IEPs, which stabbed with a pencil by they cite as one of the de- another student. O’Neil swapping Blue Ox for football partment’s biggest chal- She later moved him lenges. to Fecteau-Leary School Part of the issue has because the district said OX rant business. The es- into this next chapter. I The Blue Ox has built over stemmed from not having there was a program for From A1 tablishment will change know that he will contin- the years,” he said. enough special education kids with emotional is- hands in September. ue to be successful and to “The restaurant is sim- staff, which Tutwiler said sues. But he didn’t receive “Right now, I’m coaching O’Neil did not disclose honor what my team has ilar to Prezza and Tonno the district worked to ad- the support he needed, football (his son, Miles’, the selling price. built here.” in that it is both a neigh- dress in the last school she said. team in the Swampscott Caturano also owns Caturano looks forward borhood place, but also budget cycle, when 30 “Overall, Lynn Public Cape Ann Youth Football Prezza, which is in Bos- to leading The Blue Ox a destination. We have new special education po- Schools does not have the League) and for me, that’s ton’s North End; and into its next decade and big shoes to fill, but with sitions were added. That funds to handle special important. I want to watch Tonno in Gloucester and promises to continue the increase in staffing was this team in tow, I’ll be ed,” Wallace said. “They both my kids (he has an Wakefield. spot’s tradition as a neigh- more than any other de- learning from the best; we just don’t. As a parent, I’m 8-year-old daughter, Mira- O’Neil said that the cur- borhood gathering place. partment received. could not be more excited not the only one.” bel, as well). They’re only rent staff at the Blue Ox “Matt and I became fast “Special education is an But Tutwiler said it to be part of The Blue Ox young once, and it goes by will remain, and the menu friends when he took a job area that we need to im- would be “unfair and inac- brand.” just like that. will stay the same. as a line cook at Prezza a prove, and that starts with curate to say that categor- “It’s time for me to re- “The Blue Ox is incred- number of years ago,” Ca- O’Neil said it helped taking substantive steps ically parents are unhap- lieve that night time work ibly meaningful to me,” turano said. “It was during knowing Caturano as well through your budget to py with special education. load,” he said. O’Neil said. “For the last that time that I noticed as he did. get there, and that’s what “Some are very hap- O’Neil, who has owned 10 years, we have been his outstanding talent and “I wasn’t going to sell we did in the last cycle py and feel that kids are the Blue Ox for 10 years, lucky to be a part of this character. this place to just anybody,” and we’re not done,” said well-served, but everyone is just selling the business. community. The team at “I can only hope to main- he said. Tutwiler. “Here’s one area needs to be well-served.” The buyer is Anthony The Blue Ox is my fami- tain the level of excellence that we can do better and While the two stories Caturano, for whom he ly, and it’s with trust and he’s achieved with food Steve Krause can be there’s already an ironclad are awful, Jamerson said once worked during his pride that I pass the torch and drinks, but more so reached at skrause@item- commitment to do that.” they represent less than early years in the restau- to Anthony to lead them with the community that live.com. Those hires included sev- 1 percent of the 2,700 kids en new positions — two who receive services. new psychologists, two new “We have a lot of work Swampscott father arraigned for raping wife behavioral specialists, two to do,” Jamerson said. “It’s speech pathologists and a not perfect, but I can defi- full-time special education slapped her in the face and the report, he said no. He Police crime scene ser- nitely say that in my less RAPE parent liaison — who are held a knife to her throat, replied the same answer vices recovered the wife’s than a year’s time in Lynn From A1 directly involved in per- stated the report. Then, when officers asked if his destroyed clothes and Public Schools, I can say forming evaluations for caring for their young that the staff here, the she said he threw her on wife physically assaulted submitted them for evi- IEPs, according to Phy- baby, when one of the of- teachers, the administra- the ground and used the him. dence, stated the report. litia Jamerson, who was ficers observed her crying. tors here truly care about knife to cut off her clothes The wife told officers Officers placed the hus- brought on as the district’s While trying not to draw in front of the baby. Soon they have other children band under arrest and not only the kids, but the administrator of special ed- entire community of Lynn. their attention away from after that is when her hus- who were not home at the brought the wife to an ucation last year. her husband, the woman band raped her, she told time of the alleged attack, area hospital. “I’ve seen people bend Still, the department over backwards and give allegedly mouthed “help police. stated the report. On Monday, the husband remains understaffed, ad- me.” Officers asked the man Officers from thewas held without bail up so much of their per- ministrators said, which sonal time for kids and The alleged victim told if he physically assaulted Swampscott patrol and pending his dangerous- makes it challenging to really do what’s right. I’m officers her husbandhis wife and, according to detective units and State ness hearing on Tuesday. keep up with students just awed and extremely ready to be tested. About impressed by this com- Swampscott man, 21, held for attempted murder 2,700 students in the dis- munity and how they pull trict were on IEPs last together for kids. Yes, it’s school year. not perfect and yes, we MURDER stated he let her go just get her. The victim and Flynn is charged with Jamerson said she’s re- have a long way to go, but From A1 before she completely lost her parents then went to attempted murder, kid- structured her team and we’re getting there.” consciousness.” the emergency room, said napping, assault and bat- streamlined the scheduling told officers she took out She attempted to leave the report. tery on a family/household process with an aim of im- Gayla Cawley can be her phone to call 911, but Flynn’s home several more She told officers she member, witness/juror/ proving the testing system reached at gcawley@item- Flynn allegedly took it times but he allegedly planned to file an emer- police/court official intim- and better meeting dead- live.com. Follow her on and threw it against the grabbed her by the hair and gency restraining order idation, and malicious lines. A new team has also Twitter @GaylaCawley. brick chimney, shattering forcibly prevented her from against Flynn once she destruction of property been created, which will the screen. leaving, said the report. was released from the hos- worth less than $1,200. be fully dedicated to early At that point, Flynn be- When she began to scream pital. He was held without bail childhood testing, she said. LAW OFFICES OF gan suffocating her, stated for help, Flynn apparently Soon after Swampscott until his dangerousness There’s been a financial JAMES J. CARRIGAN the report. went around the room and officers filed the report, hearing, scheduled for investment from the dis- • Social Security Disability “She stated she strug- closed all the windows to they requested an arrest Wednesday. trict to speed up testing by • Workers Compensation gled to get away but be- keep anyone from hearing warrant for Flynn. He was At the dangerousness transitioning from printed • Accidents 25 years located across came physically unable her, she stated. taken into custody at the hearing, Flynn will be or- booklets to ones online. To from Lynn District Court to fight back,” said the re- A few minutes later, Lynnfield MarketPlace dered to do random alco- do that, 30 new iPads will 15 Johnson St. port. “She explained that she said she grabbed her Apple Store around 9 p.m. hol testing multiple times be purchased, according to he told her repeatedly, as phone and was finally able on Saturday and taken to a day and will be placed Jamerson. 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN he was suffocating her, to escape. She ran to Essex the Lynn Police Depart- under house arrest with a Tutwiler said closing the ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN that he was going to kill Street, called a friend to ment, where he was held GPS tracking device, said education gap for special LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL her and she believed that pick her up, and contacted until his arraignment on Swampscott Sergeant Jay education students also www.jamescarriganlaw.com he was going to do so. She her parents to come and Monday. Locke. lies in the approach. [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 OPINION Who cares about the Why HOW TO REACH US

For starters I consid- useless opinions and inter- point on trying to identify How can I support my er myself a person of pretations of your situa- the “why” when the “how” children to avoid them get- faith. I choose to believe tion, that at the end, take is so much more important. ting involved in negative in God, but I don’t try to time from proactively seek- Questions like why was behaviors? How can I be- 110 Munroe St. shove Him down anyone’s Carolina ing a way to deal with it. there a shooting in the come a better advocate for P.O. Box 5 throat, or discriminate if Trujillo In some cases, it’s almost city? Why are teenagers my child’s mental health Lynn, MA 01903 anyone believes in any- pathetic to ask a “why” acting in a certain way, issues, in order for him/ Customer Service thing or anyone else. As question. Senseless “why” seem to try to provoke her to be supported and Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. I learned after attending questions like: why was opinions and not solutions. OK, back to my point avoid seeing him/her do Connecting there a shooting in a park? The senseless acts of vi- many years of Catholic about the inefficiencies something drastic while in All Departments: education, when I’m faced of asking why questions; Why was there a shooting olence that we’ve experi- crisis? How can I be more 781-593-7700 with adversity, I choose to have you ever debated in Parkland, or Orlando, enced lately at a national involved in my kid’s school Ext. 2 pray to my God, avoid ask- with a 3-year-old about or — you pick a city. Hon- level, and that on Satur- so he becomes the best ver- ing “why” is this happen- anything? If you haven’t, estly, there’s not one an- day, hit home for us, makes sion of himself; how can I Classifi ed/Legal Advertising swer or opinion, as logical, me even more certain of classi [email protected] ing to me, but instead, ask it goes something like this: treat my own mental and Him “how” can I solve this rational and complete as the lack of importance of Why do I have to eat this? emotional needs in order Subscriptions and, what do You want me it can be, that would make “why” questions and the Because I want you to grow to do better at home and [email protected] to learn from this. me feel any better about relevance of instead us- at work, how, how, how. Circulation While a “why” question strong. Why do you want any of the shootings we’ve ing how we, as residents, me to grow strong? Be- Those are the questions we [email protected] in and of itself is not a bad experienced during these work more proactively on should be trying to collec- cause I want you to some- Ext. 3 thing, “why” questions are, past months. seeking solutions, and less tively answer as the resi- day fulfill your dreams. to my eyes, pointless. The Let’s say some of the rea- reactively on trying to un- dents of a city affected by Newsroom Why do you want me to main reason is because sons are that it’s due to derstand or form opinions crime, not why. Who cares [email protected] fulfill my dreams? Because [email protected] they’re never ending, and someone’s mental health about the motives. “why” when all we need to I want you to be happy, and don’t help to find a real issues. Well, that doesn’t I encourage every res- know, is how to stop it. Ext. 4 you go on and on and the solution to a crisis. They take away from the fact ident of this city to start Sports do, on the other hand, questions never end. Every that there are people dead. thinking actively about Carolina Trujillo is [email protected] incite multiple opinions time you ask a “why” ques- Let’s say it was someone things such as: How can I Community Relations Ext. 5 from others, and we all tion, another question will having a bad day. Once prevent this from happen- Director for Essex Media know what people say inevitably follow, so you’ll again, it doesn’t erase the ing again? How can I help Group. She can be reached Retail and Online about opinions, right? find yourself caught up in death toll, so what’s the the ones directly affected? at [email protected]. Advertising [email protected] LAURA COLLINS ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] A much-needed labor force Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 The government’s final charge has been defined community level with buy- cities across the U.S. are [email protected] rule broadening the defi- as an individual likely to in from the private sector. participating in the Wel- Patricia Whalen nition of public charge become primarily depen- And it should start with coming America move- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 will deprive the nation of dent on the government English language learn- ment to create more pros- [email protected] a much-needed labor force. by receipt of public cash ing. We know that immi- perous, inclusive cities. BUSINESS OFFICE Regardless of their skills, assistance for income grants who speak English These strong communi- education or country of or- maintenance, or insti- well earn more over time ties are vital to the entire Maria Alvaracin igin, immigrants contrib- tutionalization for long- ext. 1205 than their less fluent assimilation process, not [email protected] ute to the U.S. economy term care at government counterparts. just the economics. And and enrich our culture. expense. The new rule Employers are on the they can provide support Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 Immigrants only ac- will now also consider front lines of this and to an immigrant family [email protected] count for 13.5 percent of non-cash benefits such should do more to help who needs a little help our country’s population, as food stamps, Medicaid their immigrant employ- Ted Grant getting on their feet. Publisher, ext. 1234 yet they represent a full and Section 8 housing as- ees become fluent English These are just a few [email protected] 17 percent of the Amer- sistance. speakers. Walmart, for examples of how we can ican labor force. That is The rule requires gov- example, provides profes- Marian Kinney be proactive and solu- ext. 1212 to say: immigrants work, ernment bureaucrats to sional development cours- tions-oriented. We all [email protected] and in fact display a high- gaze into a crystal ball to es including English as a want immigrants to be er level of labor force par- determine if a prospec- Will Kraft Second Language. self-sufficient. But we Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 ticipation than the na- tive immigrant will at any City, county and state can prevent immigrants [email protected] tive-born. public benefits? Yes. But point in the future become governments can also they use them at lower from becoming a public Mike Shanahan Sure, public charge most a public charge. The fac- lend a hand. They can charge without a federal Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 likely affects lower skilled rates than native-born tors considered cannot start by reviewing the Americans — and that is regulatory straitjacket. In [email protected] immigrants, but these allow them with any cer- government-imposed bar- fact, strong communities when the law does not pro- Carolina Trujillo immigrants are also vital tainty to determine that. riers to economic success. working at the local level hibit it. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 to industries we inter- Prospectively prohibit- These include burden- can enable immigrants to [email protected] Most legal immigrants act with regularly. They ing potential immigrants some occupational licens- create a stable financial cannot receive govern- Jim Wilson make up nearly a quarter misses an opportunity to ing regulations that pre- future for themselves. A Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ment benefits until they of American construction bring them into a labor vent a well-educated or policy like that would be [email protected] have been in the United workers, and 30 percent force that desperately skilled immigrant from a win-win for the immi- States for five years. Tem- CIRCULATION of hotel and lodging work- needs workers. making full use of their grants and for their na- porary workers and the Lisa Mahmoud ers. Furthermore, nearly Instead of barring entry education and training in tive-born neighbors. undocumented are prohib- Manager, ext. 1239 a quarter of direct care because we think an im- the U.S. [email protected] health workers are immi- ited from receiving most migrant might not thrive, Cities should foster wel- Laura Collins serves as grants. This category in- benefits, too. Nevertheless, we should be helping im- coming communities for director of the Bush In- CLASSIFIED cludes home health aides, the final public charge migrants fully integrate immigrants. stitute-SMU Economic Abbe Young Smith a profession growing in rule casts immigrants as into our economy, put- For example, Dallas Growth Initiative at the Manager, ext. 1276 demand as Baby Boomers a drain on government re- ting them on the path to has a Welcoming Com- George W. Bush Institute. [email protected] age. sources. self-sufficiency. munities and Immigrant She wrote this for Inside- GRAPHICS Do some immigrants use For decades, public This is best achieved at a Affairs office, and other Sources.com. Trevor Andreozzi Designer [email protected] EDITORIAL Mark Sutherland Creative Director [email protected] NEWSROOM This robocall crackdown just might work Mike Alongi Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Illegal robocalls are a scourge of other crackdown might be viewed “spoofing,” in which robocall com- with robocalls. [email protected] modern life. Americans got near- with skepticism. But it seems panies use phony phone numbers But still more can be done. A Bill Brotherton ly 5 billion such calls last month promising because it involves 12 that look like local numbers to try bill that was introduced by a bi- Features Editor ext. 1338 [email protected] alone — even though the Feder- of the nation’s largest telephone to get people to pick up. partisan group of House members al Trade Commission and its law companies, including mobile gi- The companies also agreed to in June would expand the list of Gayla Cawley enforcement partners mounted a ants AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and provide their customers with free Reporter, ext. 1236 crackdown in June and the Feder- Verizon. anti-robocall tools and to take fur- nuisance calls that are illegal and [email protected] al Communications Commission After negotiations with attor- ther steps to improve call-block- increase the penalties that regu- Cheryl Charles asserted in February that it had neys general of 50 states and the ing technology. There is no dead- lators could assess. That measure News Editor, ext. 1278 “really beefed up” enforcement ef- District of Columbia, the compa- line on when these promises will can’t pass soon enough. [email protected] forts. nies have agreed to deploy a new be met, but there’s an expectation Bella diGrazia Against that backdrop, last system that would quickly iden- that it will be as soon as possible A San Diego Union-Tribune ed- Reporter, ext. 1317 week’s announcement of yet an- tify which calls were spam using because of public unhappiness itorial [email protected] Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Thor Jourgensen M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant [email protected] E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall Daniel Kane W J. 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BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Biden: Racism in U.S. is institutional, ‘white man’s problem’ By Errin Haines porters that a president’s and Latino turnout an as his running mate, he and Juana Summers words can “appeal to the “overwhelming focus” of is ultimately looking for ASSOCIATED PRESS worst damn instincts of his effort. The interview someone who is “simpatico human nature,” just as focused largely on racial with what I stand for and WASHINGTON — Rac- they can move markets or issues. what I want to get done.” ism in America is insti- tutional and it is a “white take a nation into war. The former vice presi- He said he will not make man’s problem visited on Biden is leading his dent attributed his sup- a commitment on whom people of color,” former Vice Democratic challengers port among black voters to he would choose until he President Joe Biden said for the presidential nomi- the fact that he has a long is comfortable that they Tuesday, arguing that the nation in almost all polls, record of working in their agree on major issues and way to attack the issue is largely because of the sup- communities — some- how to address them. to defeat President Donald port of black voters who thing, he said without be- Biden said that Presi- Trump and shame the rac- have formed the founda- ing specific, that several dent Barack Obama gave ists he has emboldened. tion of his advantage. He of his opponents have not him “presidential author- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Taking aim at incendiary has made appealing to done. ity, for real,” and “never Democratic presidential candidate former Vice racial appeals by Trump, black voters central to his He added that while he second-guessed me” and President Joe Biden speaks during a campaign Biden said in an interview candidacy and vowed to would “preferably” select a added that he would do event at Keene State College in Keene, N.H. with a small group of re- make maximizing black woman or person or color the same. Democrats spending big to draw small donors By Brian Slodysko on, hoping that they can ASSOCIATED PRESS reach the requirements before the following de- WASHINGTON — Mon- bate in October. tana Gov. Steve Bullock “We’re getting to the cut- was told how he could off point for a lot of low- qualify for the next pres- er-tier candidates,” said idential debate, but it Tim Lim, a digital strat- didn’t make much sense: egist and fundraiser who Spend $60. Attract a $1 worked on Hillary Clinton’s donor. And repeat, maybe 2016 campaign. “Folks who thousands of times. are in the bottom half right “You spend $60 on Face- now, unless they start defi- book right now to get a $1 do- cit spending I don’t know nor,” Bullock said last week how they are going to do it.” while campaigning in Iowa, Though earlier debates referring to the 130,000 do- had lower floors, the Dem- nor threshold that is one of ocratic National Com- the requirements to reach mittee upped the stakes the debate stage in Houston for the coming two. As of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS next month. “I don’t know if now, 10 candidates have Attorney Gloria Allred, center, flanked by two of her clients, speaks during a news conference I’ll make the threshold.” reached the qualifying after leaving a Manhattan court on Tuesday where sexual victims, on invitation of a judge, ad- He’s not alone. Facing thresholds on donors and dressed a hearing after Jeffrey Epstein killed himself before facing sex trafficking charges. a Wednesday deadline, polling. If that holds, the a handful of Democratic September debate would White House hopefuls are be the first of the cycle racing against time — and held on a single night. Epstein accusers pour odds — to qualify, trying The DNC designed the desperately to meet the requirements to bring or- donor targets as well as der to an unwieldy field reaching 2 percent in four of more than 20 White out their anger in court approved public opinion House hopefuls, while el- polls. evating the role of online By Tom Hays and from over a dozen others her into sex when she was others sad. One said she New York Sen. Kirsten grassroots donors who are Larry Neumeister were read in court by their in her early 20s, encour- was relieved that he was Gillibrand is pumping among the party’s most ASSOCIATED PRESS lawyers. aged federal prosecutors gone and could abuse no millions into online and fervent supporters. And Repeatedly, the women in their effort to go after others. TV advertising. Billion- in some ways they’ve suc- NEW YORK — One by described themselves as those who helped the fi- Some women described aire climate change activ- ceeded. But for those can- one, 16 women who say survivors and said they nancier in his pursuit of ist Tom Steyer, a late entry didates who have fallen they were sexually abused their shame and embar- hoped coming forward victims, saying, “Finish to the race, has also spent short, there is an emerg- by Jeffrey Epstein poured rassment, saying Epstein would help other women. what you started. ... We $3.8 million on Facebook ing sense of bitterness. out their anger Tuesday, manipulated them, dan- They vented their fury are survivors, and the ads trying to boost his “It forces campaigns to lashing out at him as a gling his wealth and pow- over Epstein’s alleged pursuit of justice should name recognition and rap- (hand) over millions of coward and a manipulator, er and connection to celeb- crimes and his suicide in not abate.” idly add donors. dollars to Facebook — the after a judge gave them rities and political figures, his jail cell Aug. 10 while Among those under Others simply gave up same platform that let the day in court they were while seizing on their vul- awaiting trial on sex-traf- scrutiny: Epstein’s girl- — or dropped out. the Russians interfere in denied when he killed nerabilities. In a still-crowded Dem- 2016,” said Colorado Sen. himself behind bars. ficking charges involving friend, Ghislaine Maxwell, Several of the women dozens of teenage girls. who has been accused of ocratic field, with time in- Michael Bennet, who won’t “He robbed me of my chose to testify anony- creasingly running out to make the September stage dreams, of my chance to “He is a coward,” said recruiting young women mously, including one who Courtney Wild, who has for his sexual pleasure break into the top tier of and plans to campaign in pursue a career I adored,” said she was 15 when she candidates, not qualifying early voting states instead. said Jennifer Araoz, who said she was sexual- and taking part in the was flown to Epstein’s ly abused by Epstein in abuse. She has denied any for the debate could doom “If we wanted to be the has accused Epstein of New Mexico ranch. While Florida at 14. “Justice has wrongdoing. several candidacies. Still, party that excluded people, raping her in his New molesting her, he was also never been served in this In opening the ses- many have vowed to forge we’d be Republicans.” York mansion when she “explaining to me how case.” sion, the judge called the was a 15-year-old aspiring beneficial the experience “The fact I will nev- 66-year-old Epstein’s sui- actress. was for me and how he The hearing was con- er have a chance to face cide a “rather stunning my predator in court turn of events.” He de- was helping me grow,” she vened by U.S. District said. Judge Richard Berman, eats away at me,” Araoz fended his decision to let said. “They let this man the women speak, saying, She said that as he who presided over the abused her, she could see case after federal prosecu- kill himself and kill the “Public hearings ... pro- framed pictures of him on tors had Epstein arrested chance for justice for so mote transparency and a dresser, smiling with ce- last month. many others.” provide the court with The question before Virginia Roberts Giuf- insights and information lebrities. the judge was whether to fre, who has said she was that the court might oth- Teala Davies, taking throw out the indictment a 15-year-old working at erwise not be aware of.” deep breaths to steady because of the defendant’s President Donald Trump’s During the 2½-hour her voice, said she was 17 death, a usually pro forma Mar-a-Lago club when she proceeding, the women when she was victimized. step undertaken without was recruited to perform sometimes clutched one She said she thought Ep- stein was the most power- a hearing. But the judge sex acts on Epstein, told another to lend support. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS offered Epstein’s accusers the court: “My hopes were Most remained composed, ful person in the world. an extraordinary opportu- quickly dashed and my but several cried as they “But the end is here, and Democratic presidential candidate Sen. nity to speak in court. dreams were stolen.” described falling into Ep- here I stand, feeling more Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., speaks to a reporter In addition to the wom- Sarah Ransome, who stein’s web. His suicide powerful than he will ever after a mental health roundtable discussion in en who spoke, statements said Epstein pressured left some of them angry, be,” she said. Manchester, N.H. OxyContin maker, government attorneys in settlement talks By Andrew held company has offered industry comes about two al David Yost is “actively the world, including the ing that wasn’t true. Welsh-Huggins to settle for $10 billion to months before the first engaged in conversations Smithsonian Institution, Purdue’s drugs are just ASSOCIATED PRESS $12 billion. federal trial over the toll with Purdue,” said spokes- New York City’s Metropol- a slice of the opioids pre- In a statement, the of opioids is scheduled to woman Bethany McCork- itan Museum of Art and scribed, but critics assign COLUMBUS, Ohio — Stamford, Conn.-based start in Cleveland. le, declining further com- London’s Tate Modern. a lot of the blame to the State attorneys general company said it’s pre- NBC reported that Pur- ment. In March, Purdue and company because it de- and lawyers representing pared to defend itself but due presented a plan for Kylie Mason, spokes- members of the Sackler veloped both the drug and local governments said sees little good in years of it to declare Chapter 11 woman for Florida At- family reached a $270 mil- an aggressive marketing Tuesday they are in active “wasteful litigation and bankruptcy and then re- torney General Ashley lion settlement with Okla- strategy. negotiations with Purdue appeals.” structure into a for-profit Moody, declined comment homa to avoid a state trial “Our mission here has Pharma, maker of the pre- “Purdue believes a con- “public benefit trust.” on details of any possible on the toll of opioids there. always been clear — make scription painkiller Oxy- structive global resolution Paul Farrell Jr., a lead settlement but said the Lawsuits filed by more Purdue Pharma and the Contin, as they attempt is the best path forward, plaintiffs’ lawyer repre- state will “continue to ag- than 2,000 state, local and other manufacturers and to reach a landmark set- and the company is active- senting local governments, gressively pursue justice tribal governments have distributors pay for what tlement over the nation’s ly working with the state said all sides remain un- — to ensure those compa- cast Purdue as a chief vil- they did to Pennsylvania opioid crisis. attorneys general and der a gag order: “All we nies complicit in the opioid lain in an overdose crisis and its people, and put the Purdue has been cast by other plaintiffs to achieve can confirm is that we are crisis pay for the pain and that has killed more than Sackler family out of the attorneys and addiction this outcome,” the compa- in active settlement dis- suffering inflicted on our 400,000 people in the U.S. opioid business for good,” experts as a main villain ny said. cussions with Purdue.” state.” since 2000. said Jacklin Rhoads, in the crisis for producing News of the settlement Attorneys general repre- Purdue Pharma is The lawsuits assert the spokeswoman for Penn- a blockbuster drug while talks involving more than senting several states also owned by members of company aggressively sold sylvania Attorney Gener- understating its addic- 2,000 lawsuits against confirmed the accelerated the Sackler family, who OxyContin as a drug with al Josh Shapiro, who has tion risk. A report by NBC the company and other negotiations. have given money to cul- a low chance of triggering staffers at the Cleveland News said the privately players in the painkiller Ohio Attorney Gener- tural institutions around addictions despite know- negotiations. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- area and the report was un- night before at 10:38 a.m. was arrested and charged with Investigators larly arrests, reflect police records. In founded. Wednesday. possession of a Class B drug, the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Caller from 56 Ledge Road receiving a stolen motor vehi- it is the sole responsibility of the con- reports a jeep is parked on her PEABODY cle, fugitive from justice, and seek tips in property and a group of kids arrestee furnish a false identifi- cerned party to contact the relevant ran into the woods on Tuesday Arrest cation to law enforcement. police department and have the at 12:04 a.m. Officer reports a department issue a notice of correc- group of adults were out for a John M. Galvin, 28, of 37 Accidents Lynn shooting tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or walk, everything checked out Parrott St., Lynn, was arrest- clarifications will not be made without OK and they have been sent on ed on Sunday at 8:08 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle crash at Dollar Store on Broad- express notice of change from the ar- their way. following a report of a distur- ITEM STAFF REPORT TIPLYNN at 847411. Suspicious auto reported at way at 11:26 a.m. Thursday; at resting police department. bance at 14 Jacobs St. Apt. 1 “Something that may 190 Summer St. on Tuesday and charged with assault with Walmart on Broadway at 2:40 LYNN — Essex County seem insignificant could at 5:01 a.m. Officer reports the a dangerous weapon, threat to p.m. Thursday; at Party City on District Attorney Jonathan be helpful to investiga- LYNN vehicle belongs to a college commit a crime, and malicious Broadway at 5:04 p.m. Thurs- Blodgett and Lynn Police tors, so please, if you saw student who is swapping cars destruction of property in ex- day; at Essex and Vine streets Chief Michael Mageary or heard anything, please Arrests at this home. cess of $1,200. at 2:49 p.m. Friday; at Target are seeking the public’s contact us,” Blodgett said at 4:40 p.m. Friday; at Lincoln help in their investigation Gary Churchill, 53, of 76 in a statement. MARBLEHEAD Summons Avenue and Central Street at of Saturday night’s fatal Rogelleo Morrison, 43, Sheridan St., was arrested 4:54 p.m. Friday; at 82 Lincoln shooting at Warren Street and charged with two counts of Lynn, was charged Accidents Clayton Rodrigues, 28, was Ave. at 1:12 a.m. Saturday; at Playground. with murder and armed of violation of a harassment summoned following a mo- Water and Walnut streets at Two arrests have been prevention order at 11:12 a.m. assault to murder. Luis A caller reported a minor mo- tor vehicle stop at Bridge and 2:02 p.m. Saturday; at Target made in connection with Falcon, 25, of Lynn, was Tuesday. tor vehicle crash involving an Andover streets on Sunday at at 2:50 p.m. Saturday; at York the shooting that left Rebecca Kennedy, 25, of charged with accessory elderly person at Lafayette and 9:50 p.m. for unlicensed op- Ford on Broadway at 4:42 34-year-old Brandon Je- after the fact of murder. 374 Chatham St., was arrest- Maple streets at 10:05 a.m. on eration of a motor vehicle and p.m. Saturday; at 590 Lincoln surum, of Boston, and ed and charged with Class A Both men have pleaded Monday. a red light violation. Officer re- Ave. at 10:52 p.m. Saturday; a dog dead, and injured not guilty and were held drug possession at 10:49 p.m. A report of a minor fender ports vehicle was picked up on at Walmart on Broadway at three others, but a third Monday. without bail during their bender crash at Atlantic Avenue scene by the registered owner. 10:59 a.m. Sunday; at Main suspect remains at large. arraignments at Lynn and Drumlin Road at 4:07 p.m. Christian Lopez Merida, Accidents Street and Broadway at 11:15 Anyone who was present District Court on Monday. on Monday. 21, of 63 Laurel St., Lynn, a.m. Sunday; at 412 Lynn Fells at the park that evening Prosecutors said Morri- was summoned on Sunday at A report of a motor vehicle Parkway at 11:30 a.m. Sun- and who may have seen son was identified as one 10:02 p.m. following a motor crash at 7:52 p.m. Monday at Complaints day; on Essex Street at 2:43 or heard anything related of the shooters, but author- vehicle stop on Endicott Street p.m. Sunday; at Square One to the shooting is asked to Essex and Washington streets; A caller reported a skunk with ities are looking for a sec- for operating a motor vehicle Mall at 10:03 a.m. Monday; contact police. Anyone else ond shooter, a man wear- at 2:55 a.m. Tuesday at 858 a yogurt cup on its head on after suspension. Lynnfield St. at Wheelabrator at 2:38 p.m. who may have pertinent ing a white mask who fired Village Street at 8:25 a.m. on James Joseph Owen Jr., 47, Monday; information is also asked A report of a motor vehicle Monday. The animal control of- shots at the playground. of 59 Rockland Ave., Malden, An 11-year-old child was to call the authorities. crash with personal injury at ficer responded and took it off. The two men opened was summoned on Monday at struck by a vehicle while on his People can call the Es- 11:54 p.m. Monday at 330 A caller reported at 12:38 fire where more than 100 8:36 a.m. following a report of bicycle at 5:59 p.m. Saturday. Lynnway; at 7:09 a.m. Tuesday p.m. on Monday that it looks sex State Police Detective people were gathered for a a past possible check fraud at Unit at 978-745-8908 or youth basketball tourna- at 534 Essex St. like a bird was trapped inside Building Supplies Outlet Inc. an abandoned house on Green Complaints Lynn Police detectives at ment at the park. Around at 20 Webster St. and charged 781-477-4444. Tips can the corner, a block party Assaults Street. Animal Control respond- with larceny by check over A report of counterfeiting at ed and reported the back door also be sent via text to was in full swing. A report of an assault and $1,200, uttering, and forged Dunkin Donuts at 11:56 a.m. of the home was kicked in and battery at 12 a.m. Tuesday at check. Thursday. open, which is how the bird got BayRidge Hospital on Granite A suspicious man was re- in. They cracked a window so Street. Accidents portedly looking inside a mail- Police look into the bird could escape. box at 122 Winter St. at 2:11 Report of a motor vehicle Breaking and Entering A caller reported at 12:42 p.m. Thursday. Police report the p.m. on Monday there were crash on Sunday at 1:25 p.m. man has permission to look report of armed A report of a breaking and three cars parked in the wrong at 37 Andover St. Officer reports into the mailbox. entering at 11:29 p.m. Monday direction on Homestead Road. no injuries and one vehicle was An elderly woman was report- at 607 Lynnfield St. She stated safety concerns towed by Mallia’s Towing. edly wandering in the parking A report of a motor vehicle and noted how “parents forget Motor vehicle crash report- lot and in need of a well being robbery in Lynn breaking and entering at 5:26 that the street is still a two-way ed at 2 Forest and 220 Lowell check at Bob’s Store on Broad- a.m. Tuesday at 33 Verona St. street.” She stated she want- streets on Sunday at 4:02 p.m. way at 2:59 p.m. Thursday. By Gayla Cawley the men had a knife, Lynn Officer reports very minor dam- ed officers to be aware this A caller on Jasper Street re- ITEM STAFF Police Lt. Michael Kmiec happens every day during the age, and assisted with the pa- Theft ported her housekeeper stole said. school year. perwork exchange. LYNN — Police are $100 worth of Shaws gift cards The man told police he A caller reported at 8:07 p.m. Report of a motor vehicle investigating after a A report of a robbery at 6:50 at 5:58 p.m. Thursday. on Monday that her son was crash on Sunday at 4:41 p.m. 21-year-old Lynn man waited to report the in- p.m. Monday at 60 Boston St.; A 911 caller reported a suspi- at 9:23 p.m. Monday at 34 out of control. When officers at 200 Lake and 20 Newbury said he was robbed last cident because he was responded to their Broughton streets. Officer reports no inju- cious motor vehicle in the park- week at knifepoint. scared. Bulfinch St. ing lot of WoodSpring Suites on Road home, the mother stat- ries and assisted parties with The man walked into No arrests have been A report of a larceny at 7:57 Broadway at 12:50 a.m. Friday. ed it was a disagreement over paperwork exchange. the Lynn Police Station made. p.m. Monday at 213 Den Quar- The green pickup truck had a the use of his Playstation on a on Monday to report that ry Road. mattress in the back. school night. Animal Control he had been robbed of Gayla Cawley can be A caller reported a man A caller reported an elderly reached at gcawley@item- Vandalism man with a shovel and metal his wallet and cellphone sleeping in a vehicle on Pleas- Report of two dogs without live.com. Follow her on detector walking around Riv- while walking on Boston A report of motor vehicle van- ant Street at 10:41 p.m. on collars found at 65 Russell St. Street on Aug. 21. One of Twitter @GaylaCawley. dalism at 7:08 p.m. Monday at Monday. Responding officers on Monday at 9:10 a.m. Animal erside Cemetery at 4:19 p.m. 21 Arlington St. reported the man left the area control officer reports the owner Friday. A report of vandalism at 8:26 prior to arrival but when they showed up and claimed dogs. A report of a breaking and p.m. Monday at 58 Harwood St. located him, he stated he fell Caller from 35 Griffin Road entering at Saugus High School asleep after drinking milk. left a voicemail reporting she at 9:54 p.m. Saturday. A wom- LYNNFIELD found a small dog. No answer an was located inside the NAHANT on callback and left message school. She was transported to Accident requesting status of dog on North Shore Medical Center. Complaints Monday at 9:24 a.m. A report of an assault on Motor vehicle crash report- Walden Pond Avenue at 12:44 ed at 771 Salem St. and 462 A caller reported people pos- Complaints p.m. Sunday. South Broadway on Monday sibly adrift on a raft off of Short A report of an assault and at 9:44 a.m. Officer reports no Beach at 6:32 p.m. Monday. Resident of 20 Pleasant St. battery at Border Cafe at 5:24 injuries. A caller on Nahant Road near reports having an issue with p.m. Sunday. Forty Steps Beach reported a her neighbor at 18 Pleasant A caller said he witnessed Alarms “homeless-looking” individual on Sunday at 7:40 p.m. Offi- several pieces of wood sid- who walked off the beach and cer reports resident at 18 was ing fly off the back of a truck Fire alarm sounded at 746 is looking into parked motor ve- upset over music. Officer will on Route 1 north and land in Summer St. on Tuesday at 5:37 hicles at 9:11 a.m. Tuesday. document. the middle lane near Kowloon a.m. Call referred to the Lynn- A caller reported she found Caller reports being locked in Restaurant at 9:47 a.m. Mon- field Fire Department. some bones on Tudor Beach at the Meadow Golf Pro Shop day. that she believes to be a child’s at 20 Pleasant St. on Sunday at 7:40 p.m. Officers were un- Complaints tibia and fibula at 4:05 p.m. Theft PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday. Police brought the able to open the gate and par- Caller reported a suspicious bones back to the station for ties will leave the car there until A report of a breaking and Lori Loughlin departs federal court with her man is sitting on the ground identification. They were iden- tomorrow. entering to a motor vehicle on husband, clothing designer Mossimo Giannulli, next to a vehicle on Market tified as bones from a seagull. Resident of 3 Oak St. is up- Myrtle Street at 9:44 a.m. Mon- left, on Tuesday in Boston, after a hearing in a Street on Monday at 9:33 p.m. A caller from Tom’s Taxi re- set that a group of 5- to 8-year- day; at L A Fitness at 5:26 p.m. nationwide college admissions bribery scandal. Officer reports the man is mak- ported one of his drivers was olds are outside playing and Monday. ing a telephone call. involved in an altercation with screaming on Sunday at 9:07 Report of a motor vehicle a suspect who appeared drunk p.m. Officer located the chil- SWAMPSCOTT Judge says Loughlin, fire on Monday at 1:55 p.m. and attempted to get in his taxi dren, they appeared OK and at 1014 Main St. at 17 Mer- at 11:52 p.m. Friday. The sus- officer asked them to keep it Accidents row Road. Call handled by the pect allegedly became belliger- down for the night. husband can stick Lynnfield Fire Department. ent when he was told there was Resident of 9 Batchelder Ave. A report of a motor vehicle Woman from 2 Knoll Road already a passenger. reports he punctured the gas crash at 592 Humphrey St. at with their law firm walked into the police station A caller reported he ran his line while digging on Monday 4:12 a.m. on Monday. on Monday at 4:52 p.m. and boat up onto the rocks near at 10:44 p.m. Gas company By Philip Marcelo They spoke up only to wanted to speak with an officer Forty Steps Beach at 12:31 notified. Capt. Bonaiuto said Complaints and Collin Binkley answer a series of short about harassment she had re- a.m. Saturday. At 6:13 a.m. a National Grid employee on ASSOCIATED PRESS answer questions from ceived by her significant other. Spring Street notified the utility A report of suspicious activity Saturday, police report they the judge, acknowledg- Report taken. company about the break. Pea- at King’s Beach, 55 Humphrey BOSTON — Actress located the boat off of Spout- ing they each understood Call to 911 about an erratic body Fire Department arrived St., at 11:11 a.m. on Monday; Lori Loughlin and her ing Horn Road and it is taking the legal risk of retaining speeding driver on Essex Street and shut off the gas main and at 23 Ocean View Road at 6:33 fashion designer husband, on water and might not make the firms and the risks of on Monday at 7:44 p.m. Officer electricity to the house. p.m. on Monday. Mossimo Giannulli, will it until the return of the owner. being represented by the unable to locate the vehicle. A report of a larceny at Mar- be able to continue using The harbormaster was called. same firm. Neither com- Resident from 29 Pine Hill SAUGUS shalls, 1005 Paradise Road, at a law firm that recently Road reported someone rang 1:03 p.m. on Monday. represented the Universi- mented after the hearing. Theft The couple are accused their doorbell on Monday at Arrest A report of a noise complaint ty of Southern California, 10:05 p.m. but no one was A caller on Nahant Road re- at 330 Paradise Road at 9:45 which is an alleged victim of paying $500,000 to outside. Officer checked the ported a safe was stolen the Travis Allard, 40, homeless, p.m. on Monday. in the sweeping college have their two daughters admissions bribery case, labeled as recruits to the a federal judge allowed USC crew team, even POLICE BRIEFS Tuesday. though neither partici- But Magistrate Judge pated in the sport. They have pleaded not guilty to bail at his arraignment last month that he’ll be M. Page Kelley declined Founder of nonprofit charged Massachusetts teen indicted charges of conspiracy to Tuesday a day after au- tried as an adult. He was to rule on a different po- with high school assaults on murder charge in Maine commit fraud and money thorities say he followed a indicted last week. tential conflict of interest in the couple’s legal rep- laundering. LOWELL (AP) — A man woman into Lowell High AUGUSTA, Maine Law enforcement offi- resentation and said she Lawyers for the Los An- who founded a home for School and threatened to (AP) — A Massachusetts cials say Smith, now 16, would decide later, calling geles-based Latham & rape her then assaulted acknowledged helping to young women battling teenager accused in the it more serious. Watkins law firm, which drug addiction in honor two others. Prosecutors strangulation and stab- strangle 47-year-old Kim- Giannulli, who creat- Loughlin and Giannulli of his late daughter has say he fought with police bing death of his friend’s berly Mironovas in ed the Mossimo clothing have retained for repre- been charged with mak- during his arrest outside mother has been indicted Litchfield, Maine. His brand, and Loughlin, sentation, said Tuesday ing his way into a high the building. He pleaded on charges of murder. lawyer tells the Kennebec who starred on TV’s “Full that it represented USC school and assaulting not guilty. William Smith, of Journal that the indictment House,” mostly sat quiet- in an unrelated real es- three women. School was not in ses- Ashland, was 15 at the is no surprise but said he’s ly through the brief pro- tate case that had been Timothy Grover, of sion but some faculty and time of the killing in April disappointed Smith is being ceedings in Boston federal handled by different law- Dracut, was held without staff were on the scene. 2018 but a judge ruled tried as an adult. court. yers. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Now free from legal limbo, Meek Mill eyes prison reform By Maryclaire Dale Williams has called the bail and removed her from time in a youth detention ASSOCIATED PRESS 12-year ordeal “mentally the case. center at 14, recently be- and emotionally challeng- District Attorney Larry came the first in his fam- PHILADELPHIA — ing,” but said millions of Krasner’s office supported ily to graduate college and Rapper Meek Mill pleaded people face the same is- Williams’ appeal and said hopes to become a lawyer. guilty to a misdemeanor sues. it could not call the for- He believes that judges gun charge Tuesday in a “I know you probably got mer officer to testify after often believe police over deal that resolves a 2007 family members in jail, the department found he’d defendants. arrest that has kept him people going through the stolen money on duty and “Just like the Meek situ- on probation or in prison same thing as me,” Wil- lied about it. The officer, ation. His voice was little for most of his adult life. liams told a small crowd Reginald Graham, has de- at the beginning, but now The negotiated plea as he left the courthouse. nied the allegations. his voice is big because comes after an appeals “I will continue to do what Still, Krasner could not of the person he is,” Buey court threw out his con- I do with the reform move- ignore the fact that Wil- said. “I’m very happy for viction last month over ment and help the people liams acknowledged hav- Meek today.” doubts about the arresting that helped me.” ing a gun, though he de- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Buey, a law intern, said officer’s credibility. The He took up the cause nied pointing it at police Rapper Meek Mill gestures at the crowd out- he was pulled over by 32-year-old rapper, born after clashing repeatedly or selling drugs. side the Criminal Justice Center in Center City police this month for al- Robert Williams, is now with the trial judge who Krasner has overseen Philadelphia on Tuesday. legedly running a red light free of a criminal justice ordered 10 years of pro- an office that has backed on his bike. The officer system he hopes to reform. bation and sent him back more than a dozen exon- Krasner said. Kahsim Buey, 23, lis- searched his drawstring “I know this has been to prison in 2017 for tech- erations but said this is “Just as Mr. Williams tened to his music grow- bag for a gun, he said. a long road for you and nical violations. He spent not that type of case. It is has evolved in the last 10- ing up in North Philadel- “They know our voice is hopefully this will be the five months locked up be- one in which Williams was plus years, the criminal phia and listened in court little, so they mess with end of it,” Judge Leon fore the Pennsylvania Su- guilty of a gun crime, but justice system also needs Tuesday as he entered us,” he said. “That’s why I Tucker told him. perior Court granted him was excessively punished, to evolve,” he said. his plea. Buey, who spent want to become a lawyer.” Fall movie preview: Hollywood goes all-in on original films

By Jake Coyle ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — When 20th Century Fox green- lit James Mangold’s “Ford v. Ferrari” — an original movie with a nearly $100 million budget — the di- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rector’s agent had some Missy Elliott kisses her Video Vanguard award advice. at the MTV Video Music Awards at the Pruden- “Enjoy this,” Mangold tial Center on Monday in Newark, N.J. recalled him saying. “This will be the last one of these you ever make.” “Ford v Ferrari,” which Elliott honored at viscerally recounts the ef- forts of an automotive de- signer (Matt Damon) and MTV VMAs; Swift a race car driver (Chris- tian Bale) to build a Ford that could beat Ferrari at wins top prize the Le Mans 24-hour race in 1966, has a lot going for By Mesfin Fekadu game-changer dedicated it: big-name movie stars, ASSOCIATED PRESS her award to the dance a director coming off an community and said her Oscar-nominated hit (“Lo- NEWARK, N.J. — Missy music video inspirations gan”) and a marathon, Elliott, the rapper-sing- included Janet Jackson, nearly hour-long racing er-songwriter-produc- Madonna, Peter Gabriel finale. But it doesn’t have er-dancer whose music what typically scores and Busta Rhymes. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS videos have moved the She also honored the such a large budget in needle over the last two late R&B icon Aaliyah, today’s Hollywood: fran- Matt Damon stars in a scene from “Ford v. Ferrari,” in theaters Nov. 15. decades, was honored at with whom she was close chise-making IP (intellec- the 2019 MTV Video Mu- and collaborated. The tual property). It might as taining and thought-pro- cess of Quentin Taranti- most anticipated movies sic Awards, where Tay- 18th anniversary of Aali- well be a unicorn. voking and moving and no’s “Once Upon a Time ... — “Ford v Ferrari” (Nov. lor Swift also took center yah’s death was Sunday. “With the amount of isn’t selling you the same in Hollywood,” there’s rea- 15), “The Irishman” (Nov. stage with her gay pride “Aaliyah, I love you. We mergers and streaming old thing.” son for optimism. 1), the Brad Pitt space ad- anthem, “You Need to miss you,” Elliott said in operations coming up to And this fall movie sea- “I do think we have to venture “Ad Astra” (Sept. Calm Down.” her acceptance speech. speed, I think there’s a son, in particular, Man- sort of fight back at this 20), Marielle Heller’s Elliott earned the Mi- Other performers Mon- real question whether the gold is far from alone. Os- practice of overwhelming “A Beautiful Day in the chael Jackson Video Van- day included former Fifth theatrical film is really car season always brings the market with the block- Neighborhood” (Nov. 22), guard Award, and brought Harmony member Nor- just the tentpole. Indepen- a welcome wave of orig- buster,” Martin Scorsese, with Tom Hanks as Mr. her colorful and eccen- mani, who won best R&B dent films are struggling. inality after the reboots, whose gangster epic “The Rogers — will be seeking tric music videos to life, video and brought skilled Even mainline dramas remakes and sequels of Irishman” was bankrolled audiences as much as they from “Work It” to “Lose dance moves to “Moti- are struggling to find an summer. But this fall is by Netflix after all the ma- are awards. Control,” on Monday at vation”; Spanish singer audience,” said Mangold, especially rich in big, au- jor studios passed, said in Some are aiming to the Prudential Center in Rosalia, who also danced who has been a regular dacious bets on original an interview earlier this chart a new way forward Newark. with precision and won filmmaker at Fox, which films that will try to invig- summer. for movies by not just re- She even sported the in- best Latin and best cho- Disney acquired earlier orate movie theaters with The franchise films and lying on throwback thrills flated trash bag she wore reography awards; and this year. the most time-tested of sequels have far from re- but literally turning back with confidence and cha- rapper-singer Lizzo, who “In that sense, we’re a methods: megawatt movie ceded. On tap in the com- the clock. “The Irishman,” risma in the video for “The turned into a gospel sing- throwback film,” he con- stars, genre twists, inno- ing months are “Frozen 2” which Netflix has shelled Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)” in er as she wowed the audi- tinues. “We’re a modern vation. (Nov. 22), “Joker” (Oct. 4) out a reported $200 mil- 1997. ence with the upbeat an- movie in all the senses of The stakes are high. “Maleficent 2: Mistress of lion to make, features dig- “I’ve worked diligently them “Good As Hell,” her modern storytelling, mod- As the opportunities for Evil” (Oct. 18) “Termina- itally “de-aged” versions of for over two decades and I 2016 song that reached ern technology, modern adult-skewing movies tor: Dark Fate” (Nov. 1), Robert De Niro and Al Pa- never thought I would be new heights this year. She sensibility. But we’re try- made with scale dwindle, “Charlie’s Angels” (Nov. cino. In Ang Lee’s “Gemini standing up here receiv- also sang “Truth Hurts,” ing to do something that the pressure rises on those 15) and “Star Wars: The Man” (Oct. 11), Will Smith, ing this award,” Elliott which was released in I really miss seeing in the that do get that once-in-a- Rise of Skywalker” (Dec. playing an assassin, faces said. 2017 but became a world- movies, which is a movie blue-moon greenlight to 20). off with a clone of himself, The 48-year-old wide hit this year. for grown-ups that’s enter- excel. Following the suc- But many of the season’s 25 years younger. Star Wars hotel at Disney World like a cruise into space By Mike Schneider ative director at Walt Dis- gle-day admission to the it as one of the most am- ASSOCIATED PRESS ney Imagineering, during Magic Kingdom can cost bitious and complicated a presentation where vid- $125 without tax, the cost rides ever built at a Dis- ORLANDO, Fla. — It’s eo and still photography might be something only ney park. going to be a cruise to was prohibited. Lando Calrissian can af- It has “everything that nowhere, but that will be “There are characters on ford. makes ‘Star Wars’ Star just fine with die-hard the ship, and many you The details on the ho- Wars, all in one attrac- “Star Wars” fans. will be meeting for the tel were revealed as Walt tion,” said Scott Trow- Disney officials on Tues- first time,” Johnson said. Disney World prepares to bridge, creative portfolio day offered new details “It’s a dangerous time in open its $1 billion, 14-acre executive at Walt Disney on its recently announced the galaxy and you should (5.6-hectare) Star Wars- Imagineering. Star Wars-themed resort be wary about who you themed land at Disney’s Passengers on the ride in Florida. make allegiances with be- Hollywood Studios park are part of a rag-tag group “Star Wars: Galactic cause your choices matter. on Thursday. A near-iden- of rebels who are pulled Starcruiser” will be like The choices will affect how tical park opened in Disn- into the enemy First Or- a two-day cruise in that your ‘Star Wars’ story un- eyland in California earli- der’s ship, where they try it drops visitors into a folds.” er this summer. to make their way to an completely self-contained PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Hotel room windows Visitors staying at the escape pod using a ride world. Except instead of won’t look out to the Flor- Star Wars hotel will get to system. Once they ar- traveling on the high seas, Park visitors walk near the entrance to the Mil- ida sun and palm tree, but visit the new land, “Star rive at the escape pod, visitors will be made to feel lennium Falcon Smugglers Run ride during a rather a screen showing Wars: Galaxy’s Edge,” as their ride car gets into a like they’ve been launched preview of the Star Wars-themed land, Galaxy’s the twinkly lights of stars their “port of call” during motion-based simulator. from a parking lot at Walt Edge, in Hollywood Studios at Disney World, in the vast darkness of their two-day stay. There’s a stomach-in- Disney World in Florida Tuesday in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. space. The bedrooms have Disney officials on Tues- throat surprise drop, and to a spaceship millions of king-sized beds and also day gave new details on then the simulator makes miles above Earth. as Chewbacca or storm- during the two days, they bunk beds built into the the most anticipated ride them feel like they’re re- Once aboard the “ship,” troopers. They are given may have to put knowl- walls. at the Star Wars land. turning to their home visitors become part of a tours of the ship’s “bridge” edge they’ve acquired on The opening date hasn’t “Rise of the Resistance” planet. narrative involving other where navigation and the cruise to use as part of been announced yet, nor won’t open at the Florida “There’s a kick-in-the- passengers, crew members defense systems are ex- the storytelling, said Ann have prices been set, park until December, but pants final moment,” and cast members dressed plained. At various points Morrow Johnson, a cre- though given that a sin- Disney officials described Trowbridge said. A8 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 LOOK! World Sauntering Day

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Beer can enthusiasts ENTERTAINMENT head to New Mexico What ‘Brittany Runs a Marathon’ taught for ‘CANvention’ Jillian Bell about body image

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. around the world who By Amy Kaufman so hard in this moment, or (AP) — Hundreds of beer trade, buy and sell vin- LOS ANGELES TIMES lashing out at people,’ and can collectors are head- tage and craft beer cans. then I did it,” Bell said. ing to New Mexico for a It is a chance for those The instant Brittany “I started getting mad at “CANvention.” attending to sample beer O’Neill found out that a people who weren’t expe- film about her life was The Albuquerque Jour- from local Albuquerque riencing the same thing as going to premiere at the nal reports the Brewery brewers. me and didn’t understand Sundance Film Festival, Collectibles Club of Amer- The gathering began why I was having trouble she started dieting. ica is scheduled Thurs- in 1969 after collector when people were order- The movie is, after all, ing chips and salsa to the day to start celebrating Denver Wright, Jr. put an a transformation story of table.” different types of beer ad in a St. Louis newspa- how she’d gone from an Because of the indepen- cans at their three-day per asking anyone who unmotivated, out-of-shape dent film’s tight produc- national gathering at the collected beer cans to 20-something to a healthy tion schedule — it was Albuquerque Convention contact him. marathoner who finished shot in just 29 days — Bell Center. Six collectors responded the 26.2-mile New York was sometimes required The club says the event and they held an event in City race in under four to wear prosthetics and a attracts collectors from Denver months later. hours. body suit to look bigger. “The constant refrain She found the constant with my friends became: ‘I Atlanta couple gifts can’t eat anything, I’m go- shift in appearance men- ing to Sundance,’” O’Neill tally challenging. With High Museum collection recalled. “I was like, ‘I the extra weight off, she have to look like an “after” noticed crew members re- of European art photo.’” marking on how beautiful And when she flew to she looked. When she had Utah last January for the a pooch, nobody comment- ATLANTA (AP) — At- That year, the Samuel H. debut of “Brittany Runs ed on her looks — or even lanta’s High Museum Kress Foundation provided a Marathon,” she had thought to compliment the of Art has announced the base of the museum’s dropped a lot of weight color of her dress. a couple has gifted it a European collection by — one pound away from The more weight she collection of Impressionist gifting 30 Italian works. the ideal number she’d lost, the more alone she and post-Impression- The High announced long dreamed of seeing felt. She began looking ist paintings, including it’ll name a gallery after on the scale. But her thin at different women, eval- works by Claude Monet, the Shaheens and display frame wasn’t received as uating their bodies and FILE PHOTO | TNS Camille Pissarro and the collection there later positively as she’d hoped. judging whether she was Henri Matisse. this year. Upon greeting Jillian Bell, Jillian Bell and Brittany O’Neill attend the bigger or smaller than The Atlanta Journal-Con- A museum official the actress who plays her premiere of Amazon Studios’ “Brittany Runs A them. When she wrapped stitution reports Tuesday declined to estimate the in the film, O’Neill was Marathon” at Regal LA Live. the film, she was skinnier that the 24-painting dona- value of the gift, but said met with concern. than she’d ever been, but tion from philanthropists it wouldn’t have been she was unhappy. “I said something like, in a major $14-million into production. Doris and Shouky Sha- possible with current “Everyone was asking: ‘Hey, I adore you, and I deal — the women had “I mean, it wasn’t like heen is the most signifi- resources. This year, a ‘Do you feel great now? Is don’t know how to talk reunited in Los Angeles she was playing Margaret cant gift of European art Monet painting sold for this the best you’ve ever about this because it’s days before the movie’s Thatcher or something,” to the museum since 1958. $110 million at auction. sensitive for all of us, but felt?’ Someone even said to release. O’Neill had flown O’Neill joked. I want to make sure you’re me, ‘This is the weight you in from New York, where Bell was also focused OK,’” said Bell. “‘Are you should be,’ and I thought, she works in fundraising on her own weight-loss Fans confused by ‘Jeopardy’ eating regularly? Are you ‘Well, that’s damaging,’” winner’s cryptic tweet on Luck all right? You’re not nor- at the International Res- journey. She began run- Bell remembered. “I was mally in the public eye, cue Committee. She and ning — usually a couple of a little bit lost, getting all Bell, who came from her miles per day and four at NEW YORK DAILY NEWS were shocked when he and that’s a lot of pres- of these outside opinions sure.’” far-closer home in the San her maximum. She lost 29 when I didn’t know who I lost after 32 consecutive Fernando Valley, were eat- pounds before filming and A carefully worded victories to University of “And of course, I was wanted to be. So I actually tweet about the surprise like, ‘Jillian thinks I’m too ing breakfast and trying to an additional 11 during gained weight. I was so in Chicago librarian Emma ignore the heat outside at the shoot. The experience, retirement of Indianap- Boettcher in June. skinny!’” O’Neill said with my head, worrying about olis Colts quarterback a laugh. “It’s so sick. But a restaurant on the Sun- she said, helped to inform being in social situations “New game: imagine set Strip. Because they the character’s emotional Andrew Luck has “Jeop- you pulled off the most my growth has been ex- where someone would live on opposite coasts, the state. ardy” fans questioning dominant upset in Jeop- ponential because of that comment on my weight actress and her real-life “When I first read the loss in a negative or posi- whether former champion ardy history and people experience.” Seven months after the counterpart — both now script, there were parts tive way. It just made me James Holzhauer lost won’t shut up about how festival — where the film 35 — didn’t actually meet where I was like, ‘I don’t feel better to be some- his final game on purpose. the 32x champ must have sold to Amazon Studios until the film was months know why she’s struggling where in the middle.” “I hope to be as brave let you win,” Holzhauer as Andrew Luck one day,” tweeted along with the Holzhauer wrote. “Imag- hashtag #JeopardyEmma. ine reaching the pinnacle Holzhauer is known for Viola Davis to play Michelle Obama of the only job you’ve ever lightly ribbing himself trained for, finding no about losing on the quiz joy in it, and having the show, so it’s possible the in ‘First Ladies’ drama series guts to do the right thing pro-Luck tweet was sim- for yourself even though ply another in that vein. By Karu F. Daniels of the world-changing de- millions of fans will hate Holzhauer’s total win- NEW YORK DAILY NEWS cisions are made — “First you for it.” nings of $2,464,216 fell Ladies” will shine on the Naturally, Holzhau- just short of Ken Jen- Viola Davis has already East Wing of the White er’s tweet caught the nings’ all-time record of won Emmy, Golden Globe, House, where the first la- Oscar and Tony awards attention of fans who $2,520,700. dies rule the roost. but may win over the Davis and her husband people when she takes on and producing partner the role of “Forever First BAKER’S SCHOOL Julius Tennon will serve Lady” Michelle Obama. 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By Mike Alongi and heard about other great ITEM STAFF work that Guthro and McIn- tyre had done in the city (both LYNN — If you’ve walked or contributed works for Lynn’s driven around Lynn in recent Beyond Walls Street Art Festi- months, you’ve no doubt seen val earlier this summer) and he the abundance of new street asked if they’d be interested in art pieces and murals up on working on the dugouts. walls around town. And now, if “I had noticed that (Guthro you go to the Lynn Shore Little and McIntyre) had done some League baseball field at Kiley other portraits in the city and Park, you’ll find some new piec- heard they were looking for es there as well thanks to the other places to continue to craft time and hard work of two local their art,” Mills said. “So I went artists. right to them and asked if Greg Guthro and Rob McIn- they’d be interested in working tyre, both of Lynn, combined on the field down at Lynn their efforts to create two daz- Shore.” zling murals in the dugouts of For Guthro and McIntyre, it the baseball field. In the away was an easy yes. team’s dugout sits a portrait of “I was honored to be a part of New York Yankees legend Der- something like this,” said Guth- ek Jeter. The home dugout ro. “It feels good to do some- sports a portrait of beloved Red thing nice for the kids, and you Sox slugger David Ortiz. can see how happy they are “It symbolizes the ‘home and now that it’s all done. It’s great away’ aspect of the dugouts,” to be a part of something like Guthro said when explaining this.” the choice for who to paint. “I used to play here at Lynn Shore way back in the day, so The duo came together for the this means a lot,” said McIn- project at the request of Dennis tyre. “We take a lot of pride in ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Mills, another Lynn resident this work.” Artists Greg Guthro (left) and Robert McIntyre stand in front of their newly painted mural who is a coach with Lynn Shore of David Ortiz at Kiley Park in Lynn Tuesday. Little League. Mills had seen MURALS, B2

ITEM FILE PHOTO English senior captain Andric Barrios will be one of the leaders for the Bulldogs in 2019.

ITEM FILE PHOTO Classical’s Chloe Kebreau (right) is one of four senior captains for the Rams girls soccer team this English boys soccer season. has its eyes on the Classical girls soccer clicking state tournament under new head coach Schena By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ed practicing on August said. “And seeing these those four to set the tone By Daniel Kane LYNN — English boys soccer coach Kerry King be- 22,” Schena said. “But so girls handle the ball well. as leaders all year. ITEM STAFF lieves this year’s team can break the program’s recent far it’s been a great expe- They’re listening too. It’s “As seniors saying they trend of missing out on the state tournament. The Bull- LYNN — New coach rience. It feels like family made the things we’re are leaders is an under- dogs have a mix of experience and speed, and will hope Mike Schena is still tak- right away.” working on easier. They statement,” Schena said. to parlay that into a memorable postseason run. ing the time to get fully The Rams are coming have picked up on the “They really do a great “So far we’ve had a great preseason,” King said. “I acquainted with the Clas- off a successful 9-8-1 sea- things we’ve been over.” job to keep this team as have six returning starters and 11 returners with var- sical girls soccer team but son and a Division 2 This years’ Rams team one. When I came into sity experience. All of them worked extremely hard over so far things have been North state tournament starts up top with four se- this situation I noticed the offseason and they’re in extremely good shape.” clicking in the rst few berth in 2018. The skill of nior captains including how close of a group this Last year’s Bulldogs nished the season at 4-8-4. weeks of the preseason. his young roster is some- Chloe Kebreau, Alex Show, is. It was instant chemis- Among those who graduated from the program are Julio “It’s obviously been a thing that has jumped Izzy McGaughey and try, they keep everything Cora, one of English’s leading scorers, Zach Arsenault little hard because you out to Schena. Mackenzie Shea. With running smooth.” and Cherubim Musangu. can’t get to know them “I’ve been noticing the only ve seniors on the “We were in the thick of a tournament bid until we too much before we start- talent pool itself,” Schena roster, Schena will look to CLASSICAL, B2 stumbled a little bit down the stretch, toward the mid- dle of the season,” King said. “We were competitive last season, we just made some silly mistakes. We were a little inexperienced in some positions last year and that Lynn eld volleyball returns host of veterans hurt us.” English will rely on its four senior captains, defenders By Anne Marie Tobin being moved up from Divi- Andric Barrios and Ryan Zollo, mid elder Yonel Espi- ITEM STAFF sion 3. The Pioneers had noza and striker Chris Lazo, to lead the team this fall. dominated the Division 3 “They’re terri c leaders,” King said. “They’re all very LYNNFIELD — The sectional, winning seven motivated and I think they’re ready to bring great se- 2019 Lynn eld volleyball straight North titles until nior leadership this year.” team is on a mission. the 2017 realignment. Defender Obed Baswa returns for his senior season. With ve starters return- But their hopes for their “He’s had a terri c preseason,” King said. “I think he’s ing to a senior-laden team rst state volleyball cham- going to be one of the better players in the league. I’m that came within ve pionship were dashed in expecting big things from him.” points of playing for a state the state semi nal when Also returning are junior forward Ryan Lima and championship, the Pio- Groton-Dunstable’s Peter sophomore mid elders Alberto Ampudia and Jalen Co- neers are focused on grab- White, the only boy on his riolan. bing the brass ring. Their team, took over the match In net, the Bulldogs will turn to freshman Jack Man- quest begins Sept. 4 with a and led his team to a ve- ciello. league contest at Triton set victory. “Sometimes it can be a little concerning putting a fresh- (5:30). Lynn eld’s lone loss from man in net,” King said. “He’s played a lot of high-level “This year is such a gift in last year’s team is Sam De- club soccer. He has traveled all of New England playing that, from day one we are George, a CAL First Team club soccer tournaments and has performed excellent. scrimmaging, and guring all-star. DeGeorge nished We’re going to be very strong in net this year.” out how to gel,” said sec- the season with a record 88 Through the rst few weeks of the preseason, English ond-year coach Brent Ash- blocks, bringing her career has homed in on tness and defense. King said the Bull- ley. “We started ve juniors total to 103, also a program dogs will look to use those two phases to their advan- last year, they all know the record. tage this season. routine, so that is a real gift “You just can’t replicate “We’re really focusing on keeping shape, especially de- for this year’s team.” what Sam DeGeorge was fensively,” King said. “We’re working on our tness. We The Pioneers had a for our team,” said Ashley. feel we have a quick team. We’re going to use that to our breakout season last year, “She had the maturity we ITEM FILE PHOTO advantage. We feel that if we can keep our defensive nishing 22-3 and winning needed. She was just wise shape, we’re going to play well this year. We’ll play a Lynn eld’s Mac Schena is one of 14 players the Cape Ann League and beyond her years.” disciplined brand of soccer.” the Division 2 North cham- returning to the Pioneers roster from last pionship just one year after LYNNFIELD, B2 season. ENGLISH, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019

ITEM FILE PHOTO English boys soccer coach Kerry King (center) is expecting big things out of his group in 2019. English boys soccer ready to compete with tough NEC foes ENGLISH ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO From B1 From left, Dennis Mills, Olivia Mills, Danny Chau, Micah Torres, Sophia Mills, AJ Valesquez, Kyle Alfonsi, Jonas Auguste, Franky Reyes, Jasmine Choun, Josiah Madden, Olivia Guthro, Greg Guthro King expects the Northeastern Conference will test and Robert McIntyre pose in front of the mural of David Ortiz at Kiley Park in Lynn Tuesday. English day in and day out. “The NEC is a competitive league,” King said. “With the exclusion of the four GBL teams, plus Revere, I think it opens up the league a little more. Teams like New murals unveiled at Kiley Park diamond Beverly and Danvers are very good soccer teams. We won’t be as deep as we were last year but it’s still going MURALS ect, but it was a great op- “The guys did such an where they play and where to be a competitive league overall.” From B1 portunity,” said Guthro. excellent job,” Mills said of they’re from,” said Mills. The Bulldogs open the season next Wednesday (5) “The old dugouts weren’t the finished product. “I “With these murals, it’s when they take on Tech in the Lynn City Tournament. The pair collaborated for in great shape, so we had a was down here the whole just another thing that “The kids have had this marked on the calendar since a total of four days to cre- lot of room to create some- time while it was being these kids can look at and our first meeting in June,” King said. “We’re really op- ate the two pieces, spend- thing.” done and I couldn’t see it be proud of when they tell ing about 10 hours total timistic. We feel we can be a solid soccer team this sea- “The Ortiz one was pret- coming together like this, people they play for Lynn son. They can’t wait to get the season started.” (five hours each over two days) on each piece. Both ty easy to decide on to but wow. I’m really excited Shore and are from Lynn.” murals were unveiled at make, but the away dugout about how they came out.” — the field on Monday. took a little longer to de- For Mills, the works are Greg Guthro can be fol- Classical girls soccer “I had only been practic- cide on,” said McIntyre. more than just something lowed on Instagram at @ ing murals for a couple “But once we had the idea nice to look at on the field. idlehandzink. Rob McIn- getting used to new coach weeks when Dennis we ran with it, and it came “We try to instill in these tyre can be followed on In- reached out about the proj- out pretty well.” kids a sense of pride in stagram at @nead_2_lma. CLASSICAL From B1 After their captains, the Rams are led on the field by Veteran Pioneers have high hopes for 2019 returning junior Mary Collins. “Mary is my quarterback of the field at starting mid- LYNNFIELD ley. “Mac moves from out- fielder,” Schena said. “Her knowledge is second to none. From B1 side to middle and are She’s great at being a leader on the field and we’re ex- running a couple of plays pecting her to be a big player.” But with 14 players and around her out of the back The Rams will also rely on the Mannion sisters Molly five of six starters with row on a slide route. That (sophomore) and Kathleen (junior) at midfield and out- significant varsity experi- leaves Ella moving to the side defender respectively. Returning defenders Jessica ence returning, the outlook outside to take Mac’s Page, Hannah Guthrie and returning goalkeeper Anna is bright. spot.” Flaherty round out the young core for Classical in the The senior group is led Ashley said the Pioneers back. by CAL First Team all- are working on stepping “With the young team it gets you excited,” Schena stars Missy Morelli (setter/ up the tempo. said. “We have three freshmen who made the team as outside hitter) and Sam “We are stop-watching well, Eliza Correnti, Ava Thurman and Delaney Dana. Lebruska (outside hitter), this year and are averag- I’m really looking forward to the growth of this team. and Second Team all-star ing four seconds between “I think it’s great having that young core,” Schena Sophia Wilkinson (setter). the first and third touch- added. “But even though they’re young, they all have Morelli emerged as an es,” he said. “Last year we the capability of competing right now. There are some all-around force in 2018. played at a much slower things to work on. Some small things we have to im- She led the team in kills tempo, but if they step it prove, but by and large this team is ready.” (288) and aces (73) and up, it will be ruthless, like But things will be far from easy with Schena and the was second in blocks (34), lightning.” Rams expecting another tough year from the North- points off serve (196) and Lynnfield has a chal- eastern Conference. assists (310). lenging non-league sched- “The competition is top notch,” Schena said. “You have Lebruska led the team in ITEM FILE PHOTO ule with matches against Swampscott and Danvers who are obviously great pro- digs (173) and serve re- Lynnfield’s Sam Lebruska (left) and Sophia Reading Sept. 13 on the grams. I’ve coached club teams for years and had prob- ceiving (188) and was sec- Wilkinson (right) headline a strong senior road, two matches against ably 60 girls from all those areas so I’m familiar with ond in kills (153) and aces group for the Pioneers this season. North Andover (away the skill level. And I fully expect all those teams to be (42), while Wilkinson led Sept. 18, home Oct. 21) well coached.” the team in assists (367) making only 15 errors in Junior Jillian Babine and an away match One of the Rams’ greatest challenges this season Senior Mac Schena also 164 attempts, while Ciriel- rounds out the group of against Arlington Catholic comes in their opener against St. Mary’s in the Lynn stepped up last year, lead- lo had 23 errors in 164 at- returners. Oct. 21. City Tournament Sept. 3 at Manning Field. It’s a chal- ing the team in points off tempts. New to the team are ju- “We don’t have as many lenge the has Schena excited and the Rams are ready serve (210). non-league matches as Junior Ava Buonfiglio, nior Olivia Murphy, sopho- to play tough right from the start. Defensive specialists So- Pentucket has split from who swung between varsi- more Sarah Foley and “Saying St. Mary’s is a good program is an under- fia Ciriello, Ashley Pagliu- its co-op with George- statement,” Schena said. “We’re looking forward to ca and Daniella Colarusso ty and JV last year, has freshman Ella Gizmut. town,” Ashley said. “With- playing them. They have so much great talent. Obvious- also return. Pagliuca was emerged as DeGeorge’s Ashley said he is tweak- in the league, Masconomet ly we’re hoping to be competitive with them and I think second on the team in digs successor. ing the lineup a bit. and Hamilton-Wenham we will be. To think about starting my Classical career (164) while Ciriello was “Already I can see she “Melissa and Sophia will are both returning a lot of against them is something I’m excited about. We’re all third (125). Pagliuca also will fill in well for Sam,” set, we are not messing up players, so I expect them looking forward to it and it will be a fun year.” excelled at serve receiving, said Ashley.” their chemistry,” said Ash- to be good again.”

Pedroia visits Red Sox Red Sox open up series against Rockies in recovery from his latest knee surgery

DENVER (AP) — His name was written in pen on a sign over his locker. His Boston jerseys neatly dangled inside on hangers. Second baseman Dustin Pedroia was back with the Red Sox — if only for a quick visit. He hobbled through the clubhouse Tuesday on crutches, his surgically repaired left knee on the mend. Pedroia really doesn’t think about hitting so much these days as simply not hurting. He’s hoping the latest surgery on his troublesome knee allows him to throw batting prac- tice with his kids pain-free one day. That’s really the ex- tent of the plans for the 36-year-old Pedroia, who has been limited to nine games over the past two seasons. Still, he wanted to drop by just to chat with his team- mates as they opened a two-game interleague series at Coors Field against the Colorado Rockies. Earlier this month, doctors removed bone spurs and performed a knee joint preservation procedure in Vail, Colorado. Taking the field again? For now, that’s down the priority list. “It would be nice to not hurt first,” said Pedroia, who has fond memories of Coors Field given that’s where the Red Sox clinched the 2007 World Series. “One step at a time. Hopefully, it works out.” Pedroia has been watching his teammates on televi- sion and checking in with them through texts. But there’s nothing like catching up in person. Pedroia’s voice has been missed in the clubhouse for the defending World Series champions, who entered the day PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS six back for the final AL wild-card spot. J.D. Martinez follows through on a RBI single in the first inning against the Colorado Rockies “He’s good to have around,” Red Sox manager Alex Cora Tuesday night at Coors Field. said. “He’s part of this team regardless of where he is.” WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Northeast Arc Ruth Clubhouse on O’Cal- laghan Way. All players 5K for Inclusion that graduated from Little League are eligible and Northeast Arc will spon- encouraged to play. Babe sor the 5K for Inclusion on Ruth players from this September 29 at Market summer are also eligible to Street in Lynnfield. The play. The schedule runs road race will be part of a from Sept. 7 through Oct. day that also includes a 26 and perhaps longer, 1-mile walk and roll and a weather permitting. The family funfest. Festivities will run from registration fee is $100. 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. with More information can be the 5K and walk starting found on Lynn Babe Ruth’s at 9 a.m. Registration is Facebook page. $25 for the 5K and free for the 1-mile walk & roll. To register, start a team Alumni and or for more information, Friends of Lynn visit ne-arc.org/5k. Classical Golf Swampscott High Tournament seeks JV coaches The Alumni and Friends Swampscott High School of Lynn Classical are host- is looking for applicants for ing a golf tournament Sept. a junior varsity girls soccer 28 at Gannon Golf Course. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS coach and a junior varsity The following sponsorship field hockey coach. All opportunities are available Patriots center David Andrews was hospitalized over the weekend due to blood clots in his lung, interested applicants can for the tournament: bronze but he was released on Monday and was present at practice Tuesday in street clothes. contact Athletic Director hole ($100), silver hole Kelly Farley at kfarley@ ($150) and gold hole swampscott.k12.ma.us. ($200). Dinner for the event costs $40, while golf Blood clots in lung could sideline Lynn Babe Ruth and dinner costs $75. All sponsorships can be mailed Fall Ball signups to Lynn Classical, attn. Patriots center David Andrews Chris Warren. Those inter- Registration for Lynn Babe ested in bringing a four- FOXBOROUGH (AP) — steps on the field because Andrews missed the first for an extended period of Ruth Fall Ball will take some are encouraged to With time growing short we’ve gone through situa- few days of practice in train- time are a pair of fourth- place Saturday from 10 reach out to Warren at before their season open- tions like this before.” ing camp this year because year veterans, Ted Karras a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Babe 781-244-0022. er against the Pittsburgh The team has not released of an undisclosed injury, and James Ferentz. Kar- Steelers, the New England a statement on Andrews’ sit- but he gradually increased ras has played in 45 games TV/RADIO Patriots suddenly have an uation, nor has it confirmed his participation before with five starts and Ferentz unexpected hole in the mid- his medical condition. An- playing 28 snaps at center in 23 games with no starts. TV dle of their offensive line drews’ hospitalization was in the Patriots’ preseason “Those are going to be MLB following the weekend hos- first reported by The Ath- game against Carolina last coaching decisions,” said 2 p.m...... St. Louis at Milwaukee...... MLB Network pitalization of starting cen- letic, hours after Patriots Thursday. Karras, whose great-uncle 5 p.m...... NY Yankees at Seattle...... MLB Network ter David Andrews because coach Bill Belichick’s news The Patriots already was former Detroit Lions 8 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Houston...... MLB Network of blood clots in his lung. conference Monday. are dealing with attrition great Alex Karras. “I’m just 8:40 p.m...... Boston at Colorado...... NESN 11 p.m...... LA Dodgers at San Diego...... MLB Network Andrews, 27, was released Belichick was not made along the offensive line. going to come in here to- Men’s Soccer from the hospital Mon- available to the media on Second-year veteran Isa- morrow and work my hard- 3 p.m...... Champions League: APOEL at Ajax...... TNT day night, according to the Tuesday. iah Wynn is likely to re- est and try to do anything I 10 p.m...... Liga MX: Cruz Azul at Tijuana...... FS1 Boston Globe. He was at Andrews, a fifth-year vet- place Trent Brown, who can to help the team.” Tennis practice Tuesday, standing eran who joined the Patriots left in free agency, at left Karras said he spoke with 12 p.m...... US Open...... ESPN on the sidelines in street as an undrafted rookie free tackle. Otherwise, an expe- Andrews during his visit to 7 p.m...... US Open...... ESPN clothes and chatting with agent out of Georgia, has rienced unit composed of practice. Horse Racing teammates, but did not par- started 57 of the 60 games Joe Thuney, Andrews, Shaq “Obviously, he’s a big part 1 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS2 Radio ticipate. he has played. After see- Mason and Marcus Cannon of the team,” Karras said. “It was great to see him, “He’s been a leader for us MLB ing limited action in 2015, was seen as a positive in the definitely,” starting right he beat out starter Bryan effort to protect 42-year-old for a long time now. Just 8:40 p.m...... Boston at Colorado...... WEEI-FM 93.7 tackle Shaq Mason said. Stork to start the 2016 sea- quarterback Tom Brady. having him around is a big “But we’ve got tremendous son and was named a team The most likely candi- plus for our unit and our MLB confidence in any guy that captain in 2017 and 2018. dates to replace Andrews team.” AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 86 47 .647 _ Atlanta 80 53 .602 _ Patriots struggling to rebuild tight end corps Tampa Bay 76 56 .576 9½ Washington 73 57 .562 5½ Boston 70 62 .530 15½ Philadelphia 68 62 .523 10½ FOXBOROUGH (AP) — serving a four-game sus- Toronto 53 80 .398 33 New York 67 63 .515 11½ Baltimore 43 88 .328 42 Miami 47 83 .362 31½ For nearly a decade, the pension at the start the Central Division Central Division tight end position was one season, which he attributed W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Minnesota 79 51 .608 _ St. Louis 72 58 .554 _ of the greatest strengths of in a Facebook post to the Cleveland 76 55 .580 3½ Chicago 69 61 .531 3 the New England Patriots’ use of testosterone after he Chicago 60 70 .462 19 Milwaukee 67 64 .511 5½ Kansas City 46 86 .348 34 Cincinnati 61 69 .469 11 offense. left the Saints to assist in Detroit 39 89 .305 39 Pittsburgh 55 76 .420 17½ But that’s changed rather healing. West Division West Division quickly. The Patriots also signed W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 85 47 .644 _ Los Angeles 86 47 .647 _ First came the retirement former Green Bay veteran Oakland 75 55 .577 9 Arizona 66 66 .500 19½ of Rob Gronkowski, one of Lance Kendricks, but he’ll Texas 64 68 .485 21 San Francisco 65 66 .496 20 Los Angeles 63 70 .474 22½ San Diego 61 69 .469 23½ the most productive tight be suspended for the sea- Seattle 56 76 .424 29 Colorado 59 73 .447 26½ ends in NFL history, fol- son opener for a marijuana Tuesday’s Games (Cole 15-5), 8:10 p.m. lowing the 13-3 victory over possession charge during Baltimore at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Oakland (Roark 8-8) at Kansas City (Junis the Los Angeles Rams in his time with the Packers. Atlanta at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. 8-12), 8:15 p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Texas (Jurado 6-10) at L.A. Angels (Sando- the Super Bowl. Then their They also signed veteran Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. val 0-1), 10:07 p.m. Tampa Bay at Houston, 8:10 p.m. St. Louis (Flaherty 8-6) at Milwaukee (Lyles efforts to rebuild the posi- Austin Seferian-Jenkins in Oakland at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. 8-8), 2:10 p.m. tion group have met with the offseason only to release Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Pittsburgh (Keller 1-2) at Philadelphia (Vel- N.Y. Yankees at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. asquez 5-7), 6:05 p.m. obstacles, including injuries him at the start of camp. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 9-9) at N.Y. Mets and pending league suspen- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Entering the final pre- Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. (Syndergaard 9-6), 7:10 p.m. sions for two veterans who season game Thursday at Cincinnati at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati (DeSclafani 8-7) at Miami (Alcan- Bill Belichick answers questions at a press St. Louis at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. tara 4-11), 7:10 p.m. were seen as short-term home against the New York Boston at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Boston (Rodríguez 15-5) at Colorado (Lam- conference last week. Arizona at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. bert 2-4), 8:40 p.m. replacements for Gronkow- Giants, the competition in- L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 8-8) at San Diego ski. here, obviously. They bring champions to get comfort- cludes second-year veter- Wednesday’s Games (Paddack 7-7), 9:10 p.m. As coach Bill Belichick is an Ryan Izzo, who was on N.Y. Yankees (Paxton 10-6) at Seattle Thursday’s Games a great attitude every day able with their rebuilt tight (Sheffield 0-0), 4:10 p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. fond of saying, “It is what injured reserve all of last Baltimore (Wojciechowski 2-6) at Washing- Oakland at Kansas City, 1:15 p.m. with them, they work hard end corps. ton (Scherzer 9-5), 7:05 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. it is.” At least that’s the ap- year; former Atlanta back- Atlanta (Foltynewicz 4-5) at Toronto Tampa Bay at Houston, 2:10 p.m. proach taken by the third- and they’re all trying to im- The Patriots convinced up Eric Saubert, acquired (Waguespack 4-1), 7:07 p.m. Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. prove.” Ben Watson, who spent his Cleveland (Civale 1-3) at Detroit (Zimmer- Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. year tight ends coach Nick by trade during camp; mann 1-9), 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Caley. But it may take some first six seasons in New fourth-year veteran Matt Minnesota (Odorizzi 13-6) at Chicago White Pittsburgh at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Sox (Detwiler 2-3), 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. “You work hard every day time — perhaps even well England, to come out of re- LaCosse, a former Giant Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 11-3) at Houston San Diego at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. to control the things that into the new season, which tirement after a 15-year ca- and Bronco; plus third-year you can control,” Caley said. begins Sept. 8 at home reer that included stops in veteran Stephen Ander- “I’ve been pleased with ev- against Pittsburgh — for Cleveland, Baltimore and son and undrafted rookie MLB WILD CARD erybody we have on board the defending Super Bowl New Orleans. But he’ll be Andrew Beck. 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TODAY IN SPORTS August 28 Hills in New York. 1886 — Richard Sears beats R. 1977 — The Cosmos beat the Livingston Beeckman 4-6, 6-1, 6-3, Seattle Sounders 2-1 at Portland, 6-4 to win his sixth straight U.S. na- Ore., to win their second NASL title. tional tennis championship. Giorgio Chinaglia’s header in the 1888 — Henry Slocum defeats 77th minute is the winning goal. Howard Taylor 6-4, 6-1, 6-0 to win 1989 — Pete Sampras, 18, wins the eighth U.S. men’s national ten- his first U.S. Open singles match nis championship. Slocum, last in four sets over Agustin Moreno year’s runner-up, is the first men’s of Mexico. champion other than Richard 1990 — Stefan Edberg becomes Sears. Sears, the U.S. champion the first top-seeded player since from 1881-1887, retired last year. John Newcombe in 1971 to lose 1908 — Fred McLeod wins the in the first round of the U.S. Open. U.S. Open golf title with a one- Edberg loses to Alexander Volkov stroke victory over Willie Smith in of the Soviet Union, 6-3, 7-6, 6-2. a playoff. 1993 — Pinch-hitter Jeremy Hess’ 1922 — The oldest American in- bases-loaded single with two outs ternational team golf match, the in the sixth inning gives Long Walker Cup, is established with the Beach, Calif. a 3-2 victory over Pan- U.S. beating Britain 8-4. ama in the championship game of 1949 — The U.S. takess the Davis the Little League World Series. Cup, topping Australia 4-1. 1994 — Tiger Woods, 18, be- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 1950 — Althea Gibson becomes comes the youngest winner in the Former Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski held a news conference announcing his advoca- the first black player to compete in history of the U.S. Amateur Golf the U.S. Open. Gibson wins her first Championship, capturing the last cy for CBD and becoming an investor in Abacus Health Products, the maker of CBDMEDIC, round match, defeating Barbara three holes of his 36-hole title Tuesday in New York. Knapp of Britain 6-2, 6-2 at Forest match against Trip Kuehne. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Religious man is intrigued by invitation to a threesome DEAR ABBY: I am a spread the word on social single male in my early Dear Abby is written by Abigail media that she died be- 50s who looks younger. A cause I didn’t take care of married couple ap- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne her. I don’t know if it was proached me and ex- Phillips, and was founded by her to deflect criticism from pressed their desire for me themselves or to assuage to become intimate with mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. a guilty conscience (if them as a couple. They are they even have one). What only acquaintances. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. kills me is they told that I was surprised but in- terested when they told same lie to my grandchil- me they have an open dren, and I can’t call and marriage and would like I don’t flirt with women, adviser would have to say tell them the truth. My me to participate with and I’m discreet about about this. Before pro- son-in-law threatened the the wife. They are into my personal life. This ceeding, perhaps consider kids that if they spoke to threesomes, swinging could be why this couple seeking advice from that me, he would take away and swapping. I have approached me. I would person. their phones. never participated in appreciate your thoughts. It has been a year and such activities, although DEAR ABBY: Six a half, and this mess still I admit that I am now CURIOUS IN years ago, I retired to care breaks my heart. Any very curious. CALIFORNIA for my wife of 34 years. suggestions? They know I am a reli- She was on multiple meds gious person and told me DEAR CURIOUS: I’m and wheelchair-bound, UNHAPPY that they don’t consider it glad to oblige. Because suffering from high blood GRANDPA to be adultery or coveting you are a religious per- pressure, alcohol and nic- since they are willing par- son, look up the definition otine addiction, chronic DEAR GRANDPA: Un- ticipants and there are no of adultery. My dictionary depression, morbid obesi- less there is a chapter secrets or desire to break defines it as having sex ty, advancing kidney fail- missing from your letter, up their marriage. I told with someone other than ure, severe arthritis and what your children have them I’d think about it your spouse. Covet means worsening dementia. done is not only inexplica- and get back to them. to lust after. This swing- Throughout the re- ing couple appears to ble but also despicable. To When I discussed it mainder of her difficult alienate you from your have their own definition life, I was her only care- with my married brother, grandchildren is heartless. he was all for it. But of those terms, which do giver. Her son and daugh- when I talked about it not mesh with reality. ter were “too busy” to However, what’s done is with my divorced sister, That said, being in your help, although they live done. You know you did at first she thought I was sixth decade, you are a only a few minutes away. everything you possibly trying to recruit her as a big boy, and the decision (Her “too busy” daughter could for your late wife. participant, which I was whether to participate is didn’t even have a job.) Now go, live your life to not. Once I cleared that strictly up to you. I know During the final year of the fullest and stop look- up, she voiced no opinion. the offer is flattering, but my wife’s struggle, not ing back because you rich- I am a clean-cut boy- it might be interesting to once did they visit her. ly deserve every GOOD next-door type of person. know what your religious After she died, they thing life brings your way. BRIDGE

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MasterChef: “Family Reunion” FOX, 8 p.m. The stakes get personal when the families of the seven remaining home cooks make a surprise visit A very Brady renovation to the MasterChef kitchen to watch as they make a family-favorite meal. Three of the cooks will secure a spot in the top six, while the remaining quartet must replicate one of Gordon Ramsay’s Michelin Star-win- ning recipes — at his frenetic pace — to avoid elim- ination. America’s Got Talent: “Live Results 3” NBC, 8 p.m. Seven acts from the previous night’s show will move on to the semifinal round of competition. Viewers will have one last chance to send their favorite perform- er to the next round by participating in the Dunkin’ Save by using the America’s Got Talent official app or going to NBC.com. Animal Babies: First Year on Earth PBS, 8 p.m. New Series! Yes, your heart will be stolen by a spotted hyena, ele- phant, arctic fox, mountain gorilla, macaque and sea otter as their journeys to their first birthdays unfold in this three-part series. BH90210: “The Table Read” FOX, 9 p.m. The fan reaction from the release of the first cast photo has the gang riding high, until the table read serves up major disappointment. And when the cast bands together to rewrite the script, they can’t come to an agreement on storylines. Forged in Fire: “The Bhuj” History, 9 p.m. Four bladesmiths are tasked with making canister Damascus using barbershop tools, but before the knife-making can begin, they must harvest their cans from an old barber’s chair. After an intense round of testing, the remaining two competitors head back to their home forges to re-create a weapon that’s as fierce as it is fine: the Bhuj. The Brady Bunch cast, from left: Maureen McCormack / Marsha Brady, Christopher Knight / Peter Brady, Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda Susan Olsen / Cindy Brady, Mike Lookinland / Bobby Brady, Eve Plumb / Jan Brady and Barry Williams / Investigation Discovery, 9 p.m. Greg Brady with HGTV stars: Steve Ford, Leanne Ford, Jasimine Roth, Karen E. Laine, Mina Starsiak, Jon- Season Premiere! athan Scott, Drew Scott, and Lara Spencer, in front of the original Brady home in Studio City, Calif., as seen The former Colorado Springs homicide detective’s on A Very Brady Renovation. ninth and final season opens with him revisiting a A Very Brady Renovation world has ever seen. HGTV ties, navigate their habitats, isode will feature an inter- case he solved involving a young mother’s frozen HGTV is set to unveil an as- cameras captured more than and overcome challenges in view with one of Anthony’s corpse and a serial killer’s trademarks. tonishing transformation in 9,000 hours of the demo, ren- their first year of life. Learn friends, who happen to be Songland: “Leona Lewis” its new series A Very Brady ovation and meticulous rep- the new challenges baby an- some of the best comedians NBC, 9 p.m. Renovation, premiering Mon- lication of the Brady Bunch imals face once they can get in the business, as they dis- Leona Lewis visits the show to hear unknown song- day, Sept. 9, at 9 p.m. ET/PT. house. During production, around on their own. Every cuss all things comedy. Over writers pitch their original material to be her next hit The six Brady Bunch sib- there was so much incredible, day brings new trials and the course of six episodes, song. Three of the most successful and sought-after lings, Barry Williams (Greg), fun activity that the series tribulations, like searching Jeselnik will sit down with writer/producers in music — Ryan Tedder, Ester Dean Maureen McCormick (Mar- will kick off with an extended for food, surviving in harsh David Spade, Kristen Schaal, and Shane McAnally — work with the songwriters to cia), Christopher Knight (Pe- 90-minute blockbuster pre- environments and bonding Kumail Nanjiani, Natasha creatively adapt their songs to perfectly fit Lewis’ ter), Eve Plumb (Jan), Mike miere episode. with family members. In the Leggero, Nick Kroll, and Tig style. One song is chosen to be recorded by Lewis Lookinland (Bobby) and PBS will premiere its series premiere, First Steps, Notaro. Jeselnik will engage Susan Olsen (Cindy), have 3-part series Animal Ba- we’ll see how the babies learn in tongue-in-cheek inter- and released for a global audience. teamed up with HGTV’s big- bies: First Year on Earth on to understand their sur- views with his fellow come- Jay Leno’s Garage gest renovation star experts Wednesday, September 4 at roundings in their first three dians about their careers and CNBC, 10 p.m. Jonathan and Drew Scott, 8 p.m. ET (check your local months of life. influences. Jeselnik and his Season Premiere! Mina Starsiak Hawk, Karen listings). You will meet six Comedy Central will pre- guests center their extremely Jay Leno’s car series returns for Season 5 with eight E Laine, siblings Leanne and baby animals from across the miere its new comedic inter- funny conversations around episodes, with special guests including John Tra- Steve Ford, Jasmine Roth and globe. Follow along as they view series, Good Talk with stand up, stories and partici- volta, Martha Stewart, Tim Allen and Jim Jefferies, Lara Spencer, to execute the experience joy and hardship, Anthony Jeselnik, on Sept. pate in elegantly bizarre stu- among others. boldest home renovation the confront near-daily adversi- 6 at 11 p.m. ET/PT. Each ep- dio segments.

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Gallo Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee, in trust for registered Date of Death: 08/04/2019 Holders of Long Beach Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-5, Asset-Backed Citizens Bank, N.A. f/k/a RBS Citizens, N.A. s/b/m CCO Mortgage Corp. To all interested persons: Certificates, Series 2006-5, A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Saugus, Representative has been filed by: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 230 Walnut Street, given by Daniel P. Lowney and Janice A. Martell to Carolyn E Markowsky of East Lynn MA numbered 14 Kensington Park, Unit 4, John B. Alley Condominiums given by CCO Mortgage Corp., dated June 12, 2007, and recorded in Essex County requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief Stephen M. Healy and Grace N. Sheikh to Long Beach Mortgage Company, (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26921, Page 104, as affected by as requested in the Petition. dated April 25, 2006, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Loan Modification Agreement dated May 1, 2009 and recorded at said Registry in The Petitioner requests that: Registry of Deeds in Book 25601, Page 555, as affected by a Confirmatory Book 29072, Page 160, as affected by Loan Modification Agreement dated Carolyn E Markowsky of East Lynn MA Mortgage dated April 25, 2006, and recorded in Said Registry of Deeds in November 28, 2016 and recorded at said Registry in Book 35719, Page 444 be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Book 34022, Page 128, and now held by plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of on the bond in an unsupervised administration. with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. IMPORTANT NOTICE Servicemembers status. You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on the return day of 10/02/2019. Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before September 30, 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections September 23, 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the grounds of noncompliance with the Act. within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice on the ground of noncompliance with the Act. to you. Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of said Court on August 14, 2019 UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on August 7, 2019 PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Attest: A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Attest: Deborah J. Patterson administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Deborah J. Patterson Recorder Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Recorder Item: August 28, 2019 administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and (19-002884 Orlans) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS expenses of administration. Item: August 28, 2019 THE TRIAL COURT WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Date: August 21, 2019 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Pamela Casey O'Brien THE TRIAL COURT Docket No. ES19P1420EA Register of Probate PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Essex Probate and Family Court Item: August 28, 2019 DIVORCE SUMMONS BY 36 Federal Street PUBLICATION AND MAILING Salem, MA 01970 (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Essex Probate and Family Court (978)744-1020 LAND COURT 36 Federal Street DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Salem, MA 01970 19 SM 001257 Docket No. ES19D1158DR Estate of: Jose Antonio Gonzalez ORDER OF NOTICE Carmen Poou Castro vs. Felix Santana Date of Death: 11/11/2018 TO: To all interested persons: John A. Campbell To the Defendant: A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Representative has been filed by: and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 grant a divorce for Irretrievable breakdown Leslie Alejandra Gonzalez Fajardo of El Riito, Sanarate, Guatemala U.S.C. §§ 3901 et seq.: The Complaint is on file at the Court. requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you as requested in the Petition. Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A. as Trustee for Mortgage Assets from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status The Petitioner requests that: Management Series I Trust of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Leslie Alejandra Gonzalez Fajardo of El Riito, Sanarate, Guatemala You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, on the bond in an unsupervised administration. numbered 25 Cottage Street, given by John A. Campbell to Financial Freedom Carmen Poou Castro IMPORTANT NOTICE Senior Funding Corporation, dated April 11, 2008, and recorded in Essex County 28 Aborn Place You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27696, Page 477, and now held by Lynn, MA 01902 Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. your answer, if any, on or before 10/07/2019. If you fail to do so, the court will the return day of 09/09/2019. proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Date: August 9, 2019 within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Pamela Casey O'Brien to you. this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before Register of Probate UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM September 23, 2019 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are PROBATE CODE (MUPC) entitled to the benefits of said Act. Item: August 28, 2019 A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on August 12, TOWN OF NAHANT Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the 2019. BOARD OF APPEALS administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Attest: Deborah J. Patterson NOTICE OF HEARINGS expenses of administration. Recorder WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Item: August 28, 2019 A public hearing will be held by the BOARD OF APPEALS at the NAHANT TOWN Date: July 23, 2019 HALL, Nahant, MA, on Wednesday, September 11th, at: Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate 1) 7:00 p.m on the petition filed by Michael J. Davis and Priscilla A. Davis, Item: August 28, 2019 owners of the property located at 10 Winter St., Nahant, for a Special Permit or other such relief for the Front Yard Setback. The Building Inspector has denied a Have a story to share? building permit stating that the "proposed garage bay and covered entry is in violation of Section 5.03" of the zoning by-laws of the Town of Nahant in the Need to find an article? Need a question answered? following area: "The proposed Front Yard Setback is 17.1' where the minimum allowed is 25'". [email protected] 2) 7:30 p.m. on the petition filed by Paul G. Smith, 94 Willow Rd., Nahant, MA for an Appeal of Zoning Enforcement Denial dated July 9, 2019 for the property located at 96 Willow Rd., Nahant, MA.

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Subscribe to e-edition on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Brazil president U.N.: 40 spurns France’s missing help with fires off coast PORTO VELHO, Brazil doing what he could to of Libya (AP) — Acrimony between protect the Amazon and Brazil and European coun- that international criti- CAIRO (AP) — A boat tries seeking to help fight cism was unfounded. carrying dozens of mi- Amazon fires deepened “Germany had already grants bound for Europe on Tuesday, jeopardizing been helping through capsized Tuesday in the hopes of global unity over NGOs and they couldn’t Mediterranean Sea off how to protect a region prevent this,” said Mona Libya, with at least 40 seen as vital to the health Lisa Pereira, an agrono- people missing and pre- of the planet. mist. “It seems like this is sumed drowned, U.N. of- A personal spat between the fire of a lifetime. But ficials said, as a support the leaders of Brazil and it’s not. We have fires ev- group reported it had got- France seemed to dom- ery year.” ten a call from someone inate the dispute, but it Bolsonaro, who took of- on the vessel “crying and also centered on Brazilian fice this year with a prom- Above, Brazil’s Pres- shouting” that passen- perceptions of alleged in- ise to boost development ident Jair Bolsonaro, gers had died already. terference by Europe on in Latin America’s biggest center, talks with At least 65 migrants, matters of sovereignty, economy, has questioned reporters outside the mostly from Sudan, were economic development and whether offers of interna- presidential official rescued, said Ayoub Gas- the rights of indigenous tional aid mask a plot to residence Alvorada sim, a spokesman for people. Brazil said it will exploit the Amazon’s re- Palace, in Brasilia. Libya’s coast guard, with sources and weaken Bra- set conditions for accept- Bolsonaro Tuesday a search halted for those ing any aid from the Group zilian growth. On Tuesday, said Brazil will only still missing. The coast of Seven nations, which he said French President guard gave a lower esti- offered tens of millions of Emmanuel Macron had accept an offer of international aid to mate for those missing dollars for firefighting and called him a liar and that and feared drowned, say- fight Amazon fires rainforest protections. he would have to apologize ing it was 15 to 20 people. The Amazon’s rainfor- before Brazil considers ac- if French leader Gassim told The Associ- ests are a major absorber of cepting rainforest aid. Emmanuel Macron ated Press that five peo- carbon dioxide, considered Macron has to retract retracts comments ple were confirmed dead, a critical defense against those comments “and then that he finds offensive. including a woman and a rising temperatures and we can speak,” Bolsonaro Left, a NASA satellite child from Morocco whose other disruptions caused said. image shows the fires bodies were recovered by climate change. While In a video message, Bra- in Brazil. near the western town of many of the recorded fires zilian novelist Paulo Coel- PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS Khoms, around 75 miles this year were set in al- ho offered an apology to east of Tripoli. The other ready deforested areas France for what he called vast Amazon region that Tuesday. police and volunteers. dead were men from Mo- by people clearing land Bolsonaro’s “hysteria,” also spans Bolivia, Colom- Bolsonaro also said that The Amazon has expe- rocco, Sudan and Soma- for cultivation or pasture, saying the Brazilian gov- bia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Japan is “extremely aligned rienced an increased rate lia. Brazilian government fig- ernment had resorted to Peru, Guyana, Suriname with us” and seeks a deep- of fires during drought pe- Tuesday’s shipwreck ures indicate that they are insults to dodge responsi- and French Guiana, an er trade partnership with riods in the last 20 years, was the latest maritime much more widespread bility for the Amazon fires. overseas region of France. South American nations. but the phenomenon this disaster involving mi- this year, suggesting the Bolsonaro met governors About 60 percent of the Brazil’s National Space year is “unusual” because grants seeking a bet- threat to the vast ecosys- of states in the Amazon Amazon region is in Brazil. Research Institute, which drought has not yet hit, ter life in Europe. One tem is intensifying. region, some of whom crit- Even so, Macron has monitors deforestation, said said Laura Schneider of month ago, up to 150 Eu- The effect of the fires icized laws that protect threatened to block a the number of fires has risen Rutgers University-New rope-bound migrants, in- was evident in the Ama- the environment and the European Union trade by 85 percent to more than Brunswick. cluding women and chil- zonian city of Porto Vel- rights of indigenous peo- deal with several South 77,000 in the last year, a re- Schneider, an associate dren, were missing and ho, where a thick pall of ple that they said limited American states, includ- cord since the institute be- professor in the geography feared drowned when two smoke covered the sky opportunities for economic ing Brazil. He has also ac- gan keeping track in 2013. department, said fire is boats carrying about 300 for most of the day. Elane development. knowledged that Europe, About half of the fires were commonly used by people people capsized off Libya. Diaz, a nurse in the city, Marcos Jose Rocha dos by importing soya from in the Amazon region, with to clear land for cultiva- In January, 17 died or spoke about respiratory Santos, the governor of Brazil, shares some blame most in the past month. tion, and the actual area were missing off Lib- problems while waiting for Rondonia state, ques- for agricultural pressure Neighboring Bolivia is burned this year must be ya and in May, about 65 a doctor’s appointment at tioned the intentions of on the rainforest. Bolson- battling its own vast blaz- measured for an accurate drowned when their boat a hospital with her 5-year- international aid. aro has previously said he es. The largest are in the comparison with damage sank off Tunisia. old-son Eduardo. “International resourc- wants to convert land for Chiquitanía region, a zone in past years. “If today’s tragic numbers “The kids are affected es are welcome as long as more cattle pastures and of dry forest, farmland The funds offered this are confirmed, the number the most. They’re cough- who uses those resources is soybean farms. and open prairies that week by the world’s rich- of people drowned in the ing a lot,” Diaz said. “They us,” Rocha dos Santos said. In contrast to the ten- has seen an expansion of est countries are widely Mediterranean in 2019 have problems breathing. “We will determine where sion between France and farming and ranching. viewed as useful but in- will have reached close to I’m concerned because it the money will be applied, Brazil, U.S. President President Evo Morales, sufficient for dealing with 900,” said Charlie Yaxley, affects their health.” it’s useless if those resourc- Donald Trump praised the who has been under criti- the threats to the Amazon a spokesman for the U.N. Still, Diaz and some oth- es get here and go to inter- Brazilian president. “He is cism for an allegedly slow in the long term. refugee agency, who gave er residents in Porto Vel- national NGOs.” working very hard on the response to the fires, was in Under internation- the estimate of at least 40 ho, the capital of Rondonia At a summit in France Amazon fires and in all the region on Tuesday over- al pressure, Bolsonaro dead or missing, among state, were supportive of He said the aid money isn’t respects doing a great job seeing firefighting efforts. has said he would make them women and children, Brazilian President Jair just aimed at Brazil, but for the people of Brazil - involving more than 3,500 44,000 troops available to based on eyewitness ac- Bolsonaro, saying he was at nine countries in the Not easy,” Trump tweeted people, including soldiers, fight the blazes. counts of the survivors.

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By Susan Selasky lessons DETROIT FREE PRESS When it comes to pizza By Daniel Neman toppings, people can be TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE picky. Sometimes, making a frozen souffle can Little Caesars is out teach you a life lesson. with a new pizza that Several years ago, I attended a cooking class that had just three students — my aims to please everyone. wife, a man whose last name I remember Quattro Pizza is divided was Fillion and me. We were responsible into four quarters with for cooking a three-course lunch under the each having different top- watchful and very helpful eye of a kind and pings. patient chef. The four topping com- Dessert was a frozen Grand Marnier souf- fle. It was not a traditional souffle with more binations are: peppero- egg white than yolks; it was actually closer ni; Italian sausage and to an impossibly light ice cream, with more bruschetta; Italian sau- yolk than whites. sage and pepperoni, and The signature height above the rim of the cheese. dish that made it a souffle came instead New to Little Caesars’ from whipped cream. We made six portions of each course, as I recall, so that meant topping lineup is the whipping an entire pint of heavy cream by bruschetta topping. hand. It features the flavors First, Mr. Fillion whipped the cream. He of Roma tomatoes, garlic, whipped and he whipped and he whipped basil, olive oil and bal- until his arm ached and he could whip no more. samic vinegar. So he handed off the bowl to me, and I “Little Caesars is taking whipped and I whipped and I whipped until a fresh approach to one of my arm ached and I could whip no more. the world’s favorite foods But we had completed the task: The cream with its new Quattro piz- had attained perfect soft peaks. za,” said Jeff Klein, Senior In one-armed agony, I asked the chef if we couldn’t have whipped the cream with a ma- Vice President of Global chine. Marketing at Little Cae- “Of course,” he said with the sort of smile PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERRVICE sars in a statement. “A that makes me regret those nice things I Whisking egg whites by hand will give you satisfaction and make them taste classic pizza is always a said about him being kind and patient. better. good choice. I may have been unhappy for a moment, but only until the blood started flowing to And it’s not just cream and eggs. “You have to feel this dough,” I said to a “But sometimes you my fingers again. And here’s the thing: I Sure, you can use a dough hook on a stand nearby videographer. have to spice things up. have been whipping cream and egg whites mixer to knead bread, but why would you “It feels like a baby’s butt,” she said. The Quattro pizza is a by hand ever since. want to? It is infinitely more satisfying to It is only by using your hands and doing fun way to try something What the chef taught us, in his genially work the dough with your own hands, more the work yourself that you can experience new or to be sure there’s sadistic way, was to understand the organ- viscerally enjoyable to feel the pliant dough something for everyone ic connection between cook and food. You beneath your fingers. such heaven, only by doing the hard work appreciate whipped cream more when you And when the dough gets to just the right that you can create food that approaches the to enjoy at the next pizza whip it by hand. You feel as if it is part of texture, it can be bliss. ideal. night.” you, and you are part of it. I remember the first time I got the hang of The next time you have cream to whip This is a limited time Call it pride of ownership, if that’s too making rough puff pastry. Admittedly, this or dough to knead, leave the mixer where offer for app and website touchy-feely for you, or pride of creation. is not something you can do with a mixer, it is and use your own two hands. See if it users. You have more at stake with a meringue but bear with me. I knew it was absolutely The pizza is $7 plus tax when you have put in the time and the arm right because the dough felt like it was on doesn’t bring you joy. muscles to whip the egg whites yourself, in- a different, hitherto unknown level of soft- The food will taste better, too. at participating U.S. loca- stead of having them passively be whipped ness and smoothness. It was like touching Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, tions. by a soulless machine. perfection. LLC. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC Enjoy the late-summer corn By Daniel Neman staple: corn pudding. can-make-it zucchini is then TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE I lived in the South for near- mixed with corn kernels and ly 30 years, and in that time I scallions, bound with eggs and Corn: It’s more than just a probably consumed a small flour, and flavored with Parme- standard of measurement of el- ocean of corn pudding. Most of it san, garlic, parsley and basil. ephants’ height. It’s also a most was sweet but some was savory, How could you beat fried pat- venerable vegetable. and I always preferred the sa- ties of that mixture? One way, And it’s summer, which means vory kind. So when I discovered actually: by dipping them in a it is time for corn. a recipe for savory corn pudding spicy sauce. The sauce is simple, And that is reason to celebrate. from Southern Living magazine, just a lot of Greek yogurt mixed I decided to make corn in five I knew that was the one I had with a little sriracha, but it is a different ways. That’s five of my to make. perfect accompaniment to the six favorite ways to eat corn, the This is the real deal corn fritters. sixth being on the cob. Actually, pudding. No canned corn. No One dish had to be last, and my very favorite way is plucked creamed corn. Certainly no Jiffy it happened to be Pappardelle fresh from the stalk and imme- Corn Muffin mix. With Corn. This one was so PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE diately eaten raw, but I have This is corn pudding made good, a taste tester asked how No matter how you slice it, corn is one of those vegetables only had the opportunity to do from kernels cut right off the it managed to taste like it came that once. ears, the way God and Robert from a restaurant. that makes the late summer palatable. If you ever get the chance, try E. Lee intended. It is made from “My spectacular cooking tech- tein; 11 g carbohydrate; 5 g sugar; 2 ed and cooled it. But if you aren’t growing it wholesome ingredients, such nique,” I said, but really it was g fiber; 72 mg sodium; 13 mg calcium 2 tablespoons corn oil or canola oil yourself, be sure to ask the farm- as fresh eggs, heavy cream and the ingredients. Recipe by Mary Anne Pikrone er first. Not only do you need his butter. Pappardelle is a long, broad 6 cups fresh corn kernels (from 8 BISTRO VINAIGRETTE permission, he can tell you if the I said it was wholesome, I pasta; I went to an Italian mar- ears) Yield: About 2/3 cup corn he grows is meant for peo- didn’t say it was low cal. But it ket to find it, and I bought a 1/2 cup sweet onion, chopped 1 tablespoon shallots, finely diced ple or livestock. is also silky and satisfying and particularly good quality noodle. 1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme That being said, I made corn utterly magnificent. So the pasta made an especially 1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Stir five ways that do not involve My next effort was a corn salad good base for a dish made from 2 tablespoons red or white wine vin- together flour, sugar, baking powder and egar conversations with farmers you based on a popular Indian street corn, cherry tomatoes, garlic, salt in a small bowl until blended. In a 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard don’t know. food. To be honest, it looked al- white wine, chicken broth, scal- large bowl, whisk together eggs, cream They were all winners. No, most exactly like Corn Salad a lions and Parmesan, plus a lot of 6 tablespoons neutral oil, such as grapeseed, sunflower or canola (not ol- and melted butter until blended. they were better than that. They la Mary Anne, but the flavors butter. 2. Heat corn oil or canola oil in a large were all Stanley Cup winners. ive) Black pepper could not be more different. It’s a truly wonderful dish, just skillet over medium-high heat. Add corn Each was better than the last. In a medium bowl, mix together shal- With this Indian-inspired like all of the others. I can’t pos- and onion and cook, stirring often, un- I’m talking about seriously in- dish, the corn is first roasted sibly pick a favorite. lots, salt and vinegar. Allow to rest for 10 til onion is softened, about 5 minutes. credible recipes here. and charred in a pan. The ker- You’ll just have to try them all. minutes (this will take the edge off the I began with Corn Salad a la nels are then tossed in a highly CORN SALAD shallots). Stir in 1 tablespoon of Dijon Stir in thyme. Remove from heat and Mary Anne, which brings to- flavored dressing that mixes a A LA MARY ANNE mustard. Very slowly, add oil in a thin let cool slightly, about 5 minutes. Stir gether all of the best flavors of blend of traditional spices (cum- Yield: 4 servings stream, whisking constantly. Season flour mixture and corn mixture into egg the summer in one well-mixed in, cardamom and garam masa- 2 ears of corn generously with black pepper. Store in mixture. Spoon into a 13-by-9-inch (3 dish. Fresh corn and fresh toma- la) with heat from cayenne pep- 1/4 cup sweet onion, chopped a refrigerator. quart) baking dish, and bake until set toes blended with a bit of sweet per and the cooling citrus bite of 1 cup cherry tomatoes, slice in half Per serving (2 1/2 tablespoons): and golden brown, about 40 minutes. onion and topped with summery fresh-squeezed lime juice. 1/3 cup chopped cilantro 147 calories; 16 g fat; 13 g saturated Let stand 5 minutes before serving. cilantro. It’s like a farmers mar- It’s kind of an astonishing ar- 2 to 3 tablespoons your favorite vin- fat; no cholesterol; no protein; 1 g car- 3. Can be made up to 2 days in ad- ket on a plate. ray of tastes, but it works be- aigrette or use bistro vinaigrette, see bohydrate; 1 g sugar; 1 g fiber; 311 mg vance: Bake as directed, let cool and Tying the flavors together is cause they all share a flavorful recipe sodium; 3 mg calcium cover with foil before refrigerating. Re- the sparing use of a vinaigrette. kinship to the corn. Salt and pepper Recipe from “Tasting Paris” by heat covered with foil. Clotilde Dusoulier You can use your favorite vin- Fritters were next — or as Bring a large pot of hot water to a Per serving: 339 calories; 28 g fat; 15 aigrette if you choose, but I boil and cook corn until just cooked, SAVORY CORN PUDDING they are officially called, Zucchi- g saturated fat; 158 mg cholesterol; 7 g heartily recommend a bistro ni Corn Cakes. But really: frit- 3 to 4 minutes. Remove corn, allow to Yield: 12 servings protein; 19 g carbohydrate; 8 g sugar; 2 vinaigrette, which is the best ters. cool briefly and slice off kernels. Place 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour vinaigrette I’ve ever made and The secret to making these is kernels in a medium bowl with onion, 2 tablespoons granulated sugar g fiber; 507 mg sodium; 83 mg calcium maybe the best I’ve ever had. to squeeze all the moisture you tomatoes, cilantro and vinaigrette, and 2 teaspoons baking powder Recipe adapted from one by It’s the only dressing we use at possibly can out of the shredded toss to mix. Add salt and pepper to 2 teaspoons salt Karen Rankin in Southern Living home. zucchini, and then squeeze out taste. 6 large eggs For my second variation on a some more. And then maybe a Per serving: 78 calories; 4 g fat; 3 g 2 cups heavy cream Distributed by Tribune Con- corn theme, I made a Southern little more. The as-dry-as-you- saturated fat; no cholesterol; 2 g pro- 1 stick (1/2 cup) salted butter, melt- tent Agency, LLC.