Swampscott Boxer Looks to Ring a Belle and That’S What Kills Peo- Addiction

MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 2017

STEVE KRAUSE COMMENTARY Swampscott boxer Enough looks to ring a Belle

By Gayla Cawley 5,” said Leigh Cassidy, a 29-year-old with the ITEM STAFF Swampscott native. Leigh Cassidy, a Boston resident, said BOSTON — One Swampscott Cassidy, Haymakers for Hope is a nonpro t games in 29, will High School graduate will try to knock out cancer when she gets into organization that puts together am- compete ateur charity boxing events to raise for Hope’s the ring in October. “It is with great pleasure and a money and awareness for cancer re- Saugus 5th annual little bit of terror that I am under- search, care, awareness and survivor- Belles of taking the grueling challenge of par- ship. The town of Saugus is at it the Brawl. again. Nothing, it seems, is ticipating in Haymakers for Hope’s She said the Belles of the Brawl 5th annual Belles of the Brawl event easy over there. Not even the CASSIDY, A7 hiring of an athletic director PHOTO | LOPSAN at Boston’s House of Blues on Oct. to replace the departed Mike Nelson. This shouldn’t be the project it’s become. And the back- Marblehead and Swampscott A record and-forth bickering between members of the school committee — which really isn’t the city supposed to be involved in voice their hatred of hate this at all — makes you wonder whether there’s an adult By Gayla Cawley Robert E. Lee. “Pro-white” pro- killing a woman and causing mul- could live in the room; and whether the ITEM STAFF testers, as the event’s organizer tiple injuries. A state police heli- ones play-acting at it are for called them, including Neo-Na- copter crash that killed two troop- the children or are the chil- SWAMPSCOTT — Swamp- zis, Ku Klux Klan members and ers was also linked to the rally, as dren. scott and Marblehead joined other white nationalists, rallied it was monitoring the event. without Seriously, why can’t the communities across the coun- to “take America back.” Some On Sunday, Swampscott and Most-ever heroin town form a committee, meet, try holding rallies and vigils reportedly stated their beliefs Marblehead each held events conduct interviews and come denouncing a white suprema- were validated by the election in response to the events that overdoses in Lynn up with a candidate to pres- cist rally in Charlottesville, Va., of President Donald Trump. transpired a day earlier. A di- ent to the superintendent, that erupted into fatal violence The rally quickly deteriorat- versity group in Swampscott, By Thomas Grillo and do so in a timely manner? this weekend. ed into violence, with clashes S.U.R.E. (Swampscott Unites, ITEM STAFF Before the school year end- The Virginia rally on Satur- between white nationalists and Respects, Embraces Diversity), ed in June, two area ADs an- day was organized to protest counter-protesters. A car lat- held a rally on the Town Hall LYNN — The number of nounced they were moving the city’s decision to remove a er plowed into a group of an- heroin overdoses has soared on: Phil Sheridan of Peabody statue of confederate General ti-white-nationalist protesters, HATE, A7 to their highest level ever as and Nelson. Peabody lled its a more potent mixture of the position with minimal fan- drug is making its way to the fare, and Bobby Bua has been streets. working all summer long to “We don’t think there are ensure an easy transition. Having a ball more users, but what they’re Saugus? Different story. using is so much more pow- Like much of what has hap- erful that it’s increasing over- pened over there in the last doses and deaths,” said Dr. two years, this has become a Kiame Mahaniah, chief med- public spectacle. And it’s been ical of cer at the Lynn Com- a asco from the get-go. The munity Health Center. job was originally posted as The Lynn Police Department a full-time position. Then, reported 283 heroin overdoses last week, the town realized from January through July, that Nelson had been doing it up 12 percent for the same on a part-time basis (he was period a year ago. That’s the also assistant principal) and most ever in the seven-month changed the description to re- period since records started ect that. being kept a decade ago. So Then, last Monday it was far this year, there have been re-classi ed as full-time. Has 38 deaths and experts say your head stopped spinning the city will likely exceed last yet? year’s number of 50 fatalities. Complicating things even The culprit, doctors say, is more is the presence of school fentanyl. When a few grains committeewoman Eliza- of the powerful painkiller is beth Marchese as one of the mixed with heroin, often with- candidates, though it really out users’ knowledge, it can cause an overdose, sometimes shouldn’t. The feeling here is fatal. that Marchese has conducted Traces of fentanyl, 200 times herself openly, honestly and more powerful than heroin, above board throughout this has been found in patient whole process. drug screenings in the last six Marchese has coached and months, Mahaniah said. volunteered in various youth “We’re seeing fentanyl in sports organizations in Sau- people who say they’ve done gus. She meets the criteria heroin, but it’s also showing the town outlined for the po- up in people who say they are sition. She checked with the just smoking marijuana,” he state ethics board before she said. “Clearly, drug dealers applied. She’s recused herself are using the same equipment from any vote that involves to weigh and sell pot that they the process (including the one use for heroin.” the committee took Monday Fentanyl is so dangerous, he ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE to change the job from part- to said, police use extra caution full-time). She’s even offered From left, Dom Finelli, Mike Cella, and John Leavitt playing bocce at the Italian during raids where they ex- to resign from the committee American Citizen’s Club on Harbor Street in Lynn, where bocce has been played pect to nd it. The man-made — even though she legally for the last 20 years. drug is used as part of anes- SAUGUS, A7 thesia to help prevent pain after surgery. Dr. Bennett Shamsai, the OVERDOSE, A7

BY BILL BROTHERTON Boston INSIDE Rockabilly will play Elvis left the building of In Medford a rare gig Kids graduate sheriff’s Saturday rockabilly to Revere musician program. A2 night at the In Lynn Spear Post Lynn Shelter Association in Beverly. Elvis Presley died 40 years ago in the rock and roll style. It gave a Wednesday. The shocking death of purpose to a lot of us kids.” has an eye on fashion. A3 Band mem- • bers are, the King of Rock and Roll at age 42 A few years later, Layne met Rink haunts his fans to this day. Gallant, a guitarist, at Salem State Caffeine and creativity at from left, Land of a Thousand Hills. A3 Ray Gillette Vic Layne of Revere is one of the College. Their common bond was rock and roll. “Rink, who has passed (guitar), many musicians whose life was In Opinion changed after hearing Presley’s away, and I were the best of friends. Mike Young Crystal clear in Peabody. A4 raucous rockabilly records on the We started out doing record hops (drums), radio. with DJs Arnie “Woo Woo” Gins- In LOOK! Vic Layne “Elvis was the roots of rock and burg and Joe Smith.” Eventually, (piano) and Tough guys don’t roll, the original foundation of rock- when they were family men/full- do drugs. A8 Jim Bois- abilly music,” said Layne. “For me, blown working adults (Layne, born clair (bass). as a 15-year-old kid, the impact was Victor Lospennato, was a teacher at In Sports huge. I took piano lessons at the Lynn still alive in COURTESY PHOTO time, and I suddenly wanted to play ROCKABILLY, A7 Gallant tournament. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 78° VOL. 139, ISSUE 210 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 66° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 2017 OBITUARIES Medford kids graduate sheriff’s program

Richard T. Otting Jr., 70 STAFF REPORT YPSA program. ments who they come to Medford Mayor Stepha- “This program makes trust.” nie M. Burke was on hand MEDFORD – Forty Med- a real difference in the The cadets participate in last Friday at Chelmsford ford residents are among LYNN — Mr. Richard wife JuliAnn of Tewks- lives of Middlesex County several exercises during High School to congratu- 160 graduates of the Mid- T. Otting Jr., 70 years bury, Teagan Buyer families,” said Middlesex the week, including fire late the Medford gradu- of Lynn, died on and her husband dlesex Sheriff’s Office (MSO) annual Youth Public Sheriff Peter J. Koutouji- hazard training in the ates. Thursday, August 10, Joshua of Newmar- an. “Not only do hundreds MSO’s fire safety trailer; The Youth Public Safety 2017, in the North ket, N.H., his niece Safety Academy (YPSA). of youngsters get to have team building activities Academy is offered as a low- Shore Medical Cen- and nephews, Justin Youths ages 8 to 12 years ter at Union Hospital Otting and his wife old spent five days learn- a fun and safe summer at the Boys & Girls Club cost, educational camp for after a long illness. Katelyn of Brunswick, ing from members of the experience, but more im- of Greater Billerica; K9 county residents. The camp He was the longtime Maine, Amy Kelleher MSO, as well as local po- portantly they get to know demonstrations; and tours runs in six one-week ses- partner of Donna and her husband Da- lice and fire officials. This the members of their lo- of local public safety facil- sions and graduates hun- Nelson for 35 years. He was vid of Framingham, James M. is the 18th year of the cal police and fire depart- ities. dreds of cadets each year. born in Lynn, the Son of the Otting Jr. and his wife Emily of late Richard T. Otting, Sr. and Pittsfield, N.H. Mary (Daly) Otting. He was Service information: His Pushing ahead with renewable energy raised in Lynn, attended Lynn funeral will be held on schools and was a resident of Wednesday, August 16, By Steve LeBlanc due on the first contract on The Maine utility pro- our projects and using Lynn all of his life. 2017, at 11 a.m. in the SO- ASSOCIATED PRESS July 27, the state issued poses bringing either hy- our profits to help senior Dick enjoyed fishing and LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 a second request for pro- dropower, wind power or a citizens and low-income BOSTON — Proposals classic cars. He was a mem- Broadway (Rte. 129) Lynn. posals for off-shore wind combination of both from families with their energy ber of the Elks and a member Burial in St. Joseph’s Cem- are flooding in to help projects. The goal of that Canada to Massachusetts. Massachusetts ramp up needs.” of the Diemax in Wilmington. etery, Lynn. Relatives and request is to ultimately add National Grid is also its reliance on renewable Another ambitious pro- He was employed many years friends are respectfully in- another 1,600 megawatts offering proposals to in- energy, including solar, posal comes from Rhode with the General Electric Com- vited. Visiting hours are on of renewable wind energy crease the supply of re- wind and hydropower. Island offshore wind de- pany in Wilmington which later Tuesday from 4-8 p.m. Do- in addition to the approx- newable energy in Massa- became Ametek. nations may be made to the The state has received veloper Deepwater Wind. imately 1,200 megawatts chusetts. The utility said In addition to Donna, he is National Pancreatic Cancer nearly four dozen bids for The company is looking to outlined in the first request. it would partner with Cit- survived by his brother, James Foundation, P.O. Box1848, a contract to add more re- build what it’s calling the Off-shore wind energy bids izens Energy Corp., a non- M. Otting and his fiancé’, Dayle Longmont, CO 80502. Direc- newable power to its en- world’s largest combined are due in December. profit founded by former Fitzpatrick of Salem, N.H., his tions and guestbook at www. ergy portfolio — enough offshore wind-energy stor- The projects outlined in U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy II. children Eric Stadnyck and his solimine.com. to power nearly 200,000 age project. homes. The aim is to reduce the first batch of proposals One project calls for de- range from a solar pow- livering wind power from The Revolution Wind Massachusetts’ reliance on farm would be paired with fossil fuels and greenhouse er plant in East Windsor, Quebec by upgrading its a battery storage system gas-emitting power plants, Conn., to a wind turbine transmission network in Almanac: Plenty provided by Tesla. It would major contributors to cli- project in Swanton, Ver- Vermont and New Hamp- mate change. mont, on a hilltop used shire. Another calls for be located about 12 miles off of cold, snow this It’s the first part of a primarily for commercial construction of a 23-mile Martha’s Vineyard and gen- two-step process mandat- maple sugaring. transmission line from erate enough energy to pow- ed by a new law signed by Some of the projects are Nassau, N.Y., to Hinsdale, er about 70,000 homes. The winter for Northeast Republican Gov. Charlie more ambitious, includ- Mass. Providence-based company Baker last year. ing one from the Central Kennedy said he looks already operates a small LEWISTON, Maine (AP) Two days after bids were Maine Power company. wind farm off Block Island. — Northeasterners, keep forward “to expanding your mittens, boots and show shovel handy. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS The Farmer’s Almanac that goes on sale this week New park to be named for adoption fees for small out of more than $50 accused Davis and his predicts a snowy winter marathon bombing’s animals and select adult million in clean energy wife of failing to pro- from Maryland to Maine cats as part of an initia- grants. vide medical care to with five coastal storms to youngest victim tive to help families find The U.S. Attorney’s of- two Neapolitan mastiffs bring winter misery to the and adopt pets in shel- fice says Christopher Con- that were euthanized. BOSTON (AP) — Gov. region. ters across the country. dron and Jessica Metivier The dogs were described Charlie Baker and Boston The publication, now in The animals available were arrested Thursday in court documents as Mayor Martin Walsh are its 200th year, isn’t afraid for adoption include on charges of wire fraud being emaciated and planning to be on hand to go out on a limb with rabbits, birds, ferrets, and conspiracy to defraud for the groundbreaking suffering from multiple long-term weather fore- guinea pigs, hamsters, the government with of a park dedicated to the ailments. casts that rely on a formu- gerbils, chinchillas, mice respect to claims. youngest victim of the Davis’ lawyer has called la founder David Young and rats. Prosecutors say from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston Marathon attacks. the complaint “erroneous first used in 1818 that uti- The program was May 2009 to June 2013, and misleading.” lizes sunspots, tidal action The cover of the 2018 Eight-year-old Martin expanded nationally in the couple submitted fake Richard was one of three Davis is an English and and other factors shunned Farmers’ Almanac. 2015, when more than applications to the U.S. history teacher at the by modern scientists. people killed when two 25,000 pets were adopted. Treasury Department for bombs planted near the High School of Science Editors are looking to Oklahoma meet. In 2016, more than 50,000 tax-free grants aimed at and Technology. redeem themselves after Editors continue to stick finish line exploded on animals found homes. helping fund clean energy April 15, 2013. missing the mark when to their timeworn formu- Dakin has locations in projects. The grants were Worcester Shakespeare heavy snow failed to ma- la, even though they ad- On Wednesday at 1 Springfield and Leverett. from a program under the terialize in the Midwest mit forecasting is an “in- p.m., the Republican American Recovery and Company to perform and the Middle Atlantic exact science.” governor and Democratic Longtime Boston radio host Reinvestment Act of 2009. Coriolanus mayor will join members states were milder than Modern scientists are Neil Chayet dies at 78 Prosecutors say the cou- anticipated last winter. skeptical. of the Richard family to ple asked for $50 million WORCESTER (AP) — celebrate the beginning of “Being in the business Maine State Climatol- BOSTON (AP) — Long- to recover some of the Drama fans and others construction of Martin’s of predicting long-range ogist Sean Birkel prefers time Boston radio person- costs and received about who want to take a break Park. weather forecasts is excit- the National Oceanic and ality Neil Chayet has died $8 million. from the news can head The space will be ing, worrisome and reward- Atmospheric Administra- at age 78. Condron’s attorney to the Worcester Common located near the Boston ing,” said managing editor tion’s number-crunching Chayet’s family says he hasn’t commented on Oval for a free production Children’s Museum on Sandi Duncan. “Many of forecasts that rely on nu- died Friday at his home in the charges. Metivier’s of Shakespeare’s Coriola- our readers rejoice when merical models, statistics the South Boston water- Salem after a nine-month attorney tells The Boston nus. we predict cold and snowy and observation. front and will include battle against cancer. Globe his client intends to The themes of the play small sculpture animals, conditions while others There’s more than just Chayet, the host of local plead not guilty. may sound familiar. The binoculars, slides and a complain that it’s too cold weather in the almanac, CBS Radio show “Look- political drama deals basket swing, play ship, and wet. Yet we have to which has a circulation of ing at the Law” on WBZ Teacher charged with animal with the hostility that timber maze climber and stick by our predictions no 2.1 million in North Amer- NewsRadio 1030, retired can fester when a society water garden. cruelty accepts plea deal matter what Mother Na- ica. The Maine-based pub- in June due to his illness finds itself grappling with The goal is to create a ture may throw at us.” lication, not to be confused after 42 years on air and SPRINGFIELD (AP) a growing divide between space for children and The 2018 edition dubbed with the Old Farmer’s Al- more than 10,000 epi- — A Springfield teacher the wealthy and the poor. families to learn, grow this winter: “The cold, the manac in neighboring New sodes recorded. charged with animal cru- In this case, the tragedy and play. TheIN Boston MEMORIAM native is set in ancient Rome dry, and the wet, and the Hampshire, is finding new LIA MARIE LENZIE DINITTO elty has accepted a plea wild.” Its reclusive weath- readers among Americans graduatedFIRST ANNIVERSARYfrom Tufts deal that bars him from and the unrest is sparked er prognosticator, who interested in where their Humane society hosts University2016 ~ AUGUST and 13Harvard ~ 2017 owning or having control when grain is withheld works under a pseudonym, food comes from, growing ‘Clear the Shelters’ Law School and remained over animals. from the populace. suggests colder-than-nor- fresh produce in home gar- pet adoption drive an active alumnus at both The Republican reports The play is being pre- mal temperatures for dens and finding a simpler institutions. Stefan Davis accepted sented by the Worcester eastern and central re- way of living. SPRINGFIELD (AP) — Chayet is survived by a plea agreement last Shakespeare Company gions, wetter-than-normal Many of those readers An animal shelter will join his wife, daughter and month without admitting starting at 7:30 p.m. on weather for southeastern are city dwellers who may with WWLP-22 News to two sons. guilt. He was sentenced to Wednesday. states and drier-than-nor- never set foot on a farm, host NBCUniversal Owned one year of pretrial proba- Those attending the mal conditions for the na- said Editor Peter Geiger. Television Stations’ “Clear Couple took $8M grants tion. If he complies with performance are encour- tion’s western third that The changing demo- the Shelters” third annual for fake energy projects the judge’s conditions, the aged to bring a blanket or was pummeled by snow graphics inspired a nationwide pet adoption charges will be dismissed. lawn chair. last winter. It also pre- change. The cover still drive. WeBOSTON will always (AP)have this— pieceFeder of- A complaint filed by Food vendors like dicts “wild” winter varia- features an old farmhouse On Aug. 19, the Dakin alour prosecutors hearts that smiles say whenever a Mas we- the Massachusetts So- Teddy’s Lunch Box and think about you. tions for the area where but it also depicts sky- Humane Society will sachusettsLove, coupleyour family tried to ciety for the Prevention Minuteman Kettlecorn Arkansas, Louisiana, and scrapers, as well. offer 50 percent off the defraud the government of Cruelty to Animals will also be on hand.

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EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US Crystal clear in Peabody 110 Munroe St. Crystal Lake’s long-awaited renewal is un- a healthy water body free from pollution and But natural resources like lakes and P.O. Box 5 derway and the implications for West Pea- capable of sustaining wildlife. That informa- parks, with improvements, can enhance a Lynn, MA 01903 body are hard to understate. tion allows planners to figure out the best community, or they can become dangerous What was once a swampy, only semi-at- way to design recreation activities around polluted places frequented by criminals. Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. tractive local water body has been drained the lake, including fishing spots and trails. Money makes the difference between im- and is set for a cleanup and transformation Sustaining Crystal Lake as a natural hab- provements and neglect. Connecting into a recreation centerpiece for the sur- itat and attractive place for people to spend Large-scale natural landscapes were All Departments: rounding neighborhoods. The true success time will reduce or eliminate any chance 781-593-7700 story behind Crystal Lake’s new lease on the lake will become a dumping ground or once features in grand estates with private life is the concerted effort by city officials a hangout for people who are a detriment to wealth providing the money required to Ext. 2 keep them pristine and well-tended. Those and Peabody’s legislative delegation to iden- the neighborhoods around the lake. Classifi ed Advertising tify money sources to pay for the significant Making the lake an attraction benefits maintenance needs have shifted to the pub- classi [email protected] work involved in reviving Crystal Lake and West Peabody by giving neighbors and any- lic sector with tax dollars paying for upkeep. finding a way to get that money committed one else seeking out a pleasant place to Subscriptions The money spent on Crystal Lake could [email protected] and spent. spend some time new recreation options. be prioritized for other city expenses. But Like a rock tossed in a pond, money spent The lake’s revival also helps West Peabody Crystal Lake’s revival is an investment in Circulation [email protected] on improving Crystal Lake has a ripple ef- home values and adds to the attraction of West Peabody’s future that will save the city fect on West Peabody and, by extension, the moving to the area. money in the long run and add value to local Ext. 3 city. Draining the lake and identifying how The municipal spending dollar never water flows in and out of the lake helps iden- stretches far enough to ensure long-term properties. Newsroom tify the animal life living in and around it. projects like Crystal Lake receive funding Its renewal is a testament to the foresight [email protected] [email protected] Learning the natural cycle governing the priority comparable to hiring firefighters and determination shown by municipal offi- lake allows renovation project experts to and police officers, plowing snow and paving cials with cooperation from state legislators Ext. 4 identify the best ways to sustain the lake as roads. and officials. Sports [email protected] DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Ext. 5 Retail and Online Advertising [email protected] Why the Democratic Socialists of ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 America are experiencing a boom [email protected] Michele Iannaco For the Democratic Socialists Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 of America, there has been a sil- [email protected] ver-lining in this dark year dom- Ralph Mitchell inated by Trump. Thanks to a Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 post-election membership boom, [email protected] the organization is now 25,000 Patricia Whalen people strong. The DSA has be- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 come the largest socialist organi- [email protected] zation since the heyday of Eugene An estimated Debs and the Socialist Party of 27,000 people BUSINESS OFFICE gathered in America at the turn of the 20th Beth Bresnahan century. Washington Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 Most of the new members of the Square Park, [email protected] organization have been young New York, to Susan J. Conti people, whose affinity for socialist hear a speech Controller, ext. 1288 ideas — or at the very least a re- from then [email protected] jection of capitalism — has been presidential growing in recent years as the candidate Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 punishing blows of neoliberalism Bernie [email protected] have placed them in a more pre- Sanders. carious place than ever before. Marian Kinney This newfound energy was on FILE PHOTO | ext. 1212 [email protected] display at their biennial conven- ASSOCIATED PRESS tion last weekend in Chicago, Will Kraft where more than 1,000 attendees Bern-feeling was off to the races. it alone: local organizations such But if we are to believe Nancy Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 from dozens of chapters around Sanders, previously a lit- as the Philly Socialists, the Mo- Pelosi — “we’re capitalists, and [email protected] the country gathered to debate tle-known “democratic socialist” bile Bay Socialist Collective in that’s just the way it is” — then Jennifer Perez resolutions, set priorities for the independent Senator from Ver- Alabama, and the armed resis- these were promises that were ext. 1205 next two years, and elect people mont, was able to garner over 13 tance group Redneck Revolt work meant to be broken. [email protected] to serve on the National Political million votes and 43% of the Dem- alongside the DSA’s estimated Because while the stock mar- Carolina Trujillo Committee. ocratic primary electorate. But 105 (and growing) chapters on ket is rising to new heights, peo- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 So why has the DSA’s member- his biggest impact came in what projects ranging from tenants’ ple can see that they are not any [email protected] ship increased three-fold since he did for socialism in the United rights, reproductive justice, labor richer than they were before. The Jim Wilson Donald Trump won? The first rea- States. rights, to justice for the victims of unemployment rate is down, but Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 son is the most obvious one: the So why has the DSA’s member- police brutality. people are still working multiple [email protected] ship increased three-fold since But the growth of the DSA — Bernie Sanders effect. jobs and 16-hour days just to get CIRCULATION While polls had shown a growing Trump won? The first reason: the and, perhaps, Bernie Sanders’s by. dissatisfaction with capitalism in Bernie Sanders effect. run for president — would not The television and radio sets Lisa Mahmoud the wake of the Great Recession, Bernie Sanders managed to have been possible were it not for Manager, ext. 1239 across America tell the working [email protected] there had not been a national fig- revive a political current that the complete isolation that work- class that sunny days are here ure that was able to coalesce that seemed all but dead in American ing-class Americans and their again, but the first of every month CLASSIFIED disquiet into an alternative vision politics. After decades of contin- families felt from mainstream brings the dark storm clouds of Abbe Young Smith for society, politics, and economy. ual red-bashing from right-wing politics. impossible choices and ever-in- Manager, ext. 1276 It was thought that Barack forces in media and politics, the The attempts that Democrats creasing austerity. [email protected] Obama might be this person at notion that the people, not corpo- have made to reach out to these Where organizations like the NEWSROOM one point, but disillusionment rations, should own more of the people — including, apparently, Democratic Socialists of America set in once it became clear that wealth in this country suddenly trying their hand at pizza slo- go from here is uncertain, but one Bill Brotherton Obama was not keen on using became something worth discuss- ganeering — have been too little thing is clear: those who toil and Features Editor ext. 1338 his mandate for the kind of truly ing. and come too late. struggle from paycheck to pay- [email protected] transformational change that had This feeling only accelerated When the Democrats had their check have a growing number of Gayla Cawley been promised throughout his after Trump’s elevation to the historic majorities in Congress organizations dedicated to ending Reporter, ext. 1236 2008 campaign for president. White House in January. While after the 2008 election, it seemed their plight. [email protected] Sanders’s entry into the race in many Democrats saw the mass that they spent more time trying Cheryl Charles April 2015 was, at first, treated as protests against Trump’s election to be “bipartisan” than delivering Douglas Williams is a PhD Night Editor, ext. 1278 an afterthought. Not completely as an aberration, leftists saw an on the promises they ran on: the student in political science at [email protected] surprising, of course, given that opportunity to engage in building Employee Free Choice Act, the Wayne State University, re- Tori Faieta Hillary Clinton had been, essen- the base for socialist ideas around public option for government-run searching the labor movement Copy Editor tially, running for president for the country. health care, a marked withdraw- [email protected] nine years. 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All address information, particu- 6:54 p.m. Saturday at at Blos- Theft A report of a motor vehicle hit Teen in critical larly arrests, reflect police records. In som Street and Neptune Bou- and run accident at 10:26 p.m. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, levard; at 8:50 p.m. Saturday A report of a larceny at 6:21 Saturday at 4 Grandview Ave.; p.m. Friday at 159 Curwin Cir- condition after it is the sole responsibility of the con- at Boston and Franklin streets. at 12:44 p.m. Sunday at Holi- A report of a motor vehicle cle; at 7:49 p.m. Friday at 45 day Inn at 1 Newbury St. cerned party to contact the relevant accident with personal injury Conomo Ave.; at 9:57 p.m. Fri- police department and have the at 7:09 p.m. Friday at Chatham day at Speedway Gas Station Complaints shooting in Lynn department issue a notice of correc- Street and Western Avenue; at at 120 Liberty St.; at 4:21 p.m. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or 10:40 p.m. Friday on City Hall Saturday at Fair Oaks Avenue A report of a road rage inci- By Gayla Cawley area of 189 Fayette St. clarifications will not be made without Square. and Lynnfield Street; at 9:05 dent at 4:18 p.m. Friday at 2 ITEM STAFF shortly before 4 a.m. One express notice of change from the ar- A report of a motor vehicle hit a.m. Sunday on Cedar Street. Warren St. and 52 Central St. witness told police the in- LYNN — A 19-year-old resting police department. and run accident at 2:37 a.m. A caller reported a woman got cident may have been a Saturday at 8 Grover St.; at Vandalism out of her vehicle and punched man is in critical condition drive-by shooting — the 3:22 p.m. Saturday at 28 Joyce and kicked his car. after he was shot multiple person heard the shots LYNN St.; at 8:38 p.m. Saturday on A report of motor vehicle A report of a disturbance at times on Fayette Street vandalism at 5:45 p.m. Friday and saw a car, police said. Collins Street. 8:16 p.m. Friday at 1 Norwich early Saturday morning. at Barry Park at 20 Waterford No arrests have been Arrests Road; at 10:41 p.m. Friday at The victim was shot five made and the incident is St.; at 11:50 a.m. Saturday times and was taken to Omar Alvarez was arrested Assaults Emerson Park at 27 Perkins under investigation. at 50 Highland Ave.; at 11:50 Massachusetts General on warrant charges of drug St.; at 10:43 p.m. Friday at 14 A report of an assault at p.m. Saturday at 8 Lexington Hospital with life-threat- Gayla Cawley can be possession with intent to dis- Walsh Ave.; at 11:58 p.m. Fri- 12:01 a.m. Saturday on Curwin Terrace; at 9:11 a.m. Sunday at ening injuries, Lynn Po- reached at gcawley@item- tribute, Class B drug trafficking day at 144 Main St.; at 12:14 Circle. 12 O’Callaghan Way. lice said. live.com. Follow her on more than 100 grams, Class B A report of vandalism at 11 a.m. Saturday at 49 Franklin A report of an assault and St.; at 1:29 a.m. Saturday at Police responded to the Twitter @GaylaCawley. drug distribution, assault and battery at 2:57 p.m. Saturday p.m. Friday at 88 Lawton Ave.; 150 Lowell St.; at 2:02 a.m. battery, and assault and bat- on Lynnway; at 12:38 a.m. at 9:11 a.m. Saturday at 300 Saturday at 3 Union St.; at tery with serious bodily injury Sunday on Munroe Street; at Washington St.; at 11:03 a.m. 3:27 a.m. Saturday at Whisper- at 12:20 a.m. Saturday. 1:20 a.m. Sunday on Neptune Sunday at 57 Linton Road. Suspected fentanyl Alicia Bing, 31, of 100 Boulevard. ing Meadows at 278 Newbury Willow St., was arrested and MARBLEHEAD St.; at 4:07 a.m. Saturday at charged with destruction of Breaking and Entering 7 Oak St.; at 6:19 a.m. Sat- overdose Sunday property at 6:34 a.m. Saturday. Complaints urday at 92 Aborn St. and 68 Jonathan Deignan, of 8 A report of a motor vehicle Pierpont St.; at 5:43 p.m. Sat- ITEM STAFF REPORT an overdose on Wickford Street, and found a sub- North Central St., Peabody, was breaking and entering at 5:08 A caller reported at 10:37 urday on Caller Street; at 6:01 SAUGUS — A suspected stance believed to be fen- arrested and charged with op- p.m. Friday at Chestnut Street a.m. Friday on Kenneth Road p.m. Saturday at 3 Union St.; at fentanyl overdose prompt- tanyl, Saugus police said. eration of a motor vehicle with and Lafayette Park; at 4:41 that a girl tried the doorknob 6:13 p.m. Saturday at 8 North ed a response from police a suspended license and on p.m. Saturday at 9 West Green the prior night, and stated that Central St.; at 6:20 p.m. Sat- and a hazardous materi- Police coordinated with warrant charges of OUI drugs, St. she wanted to talk about clean urday at 21 Caller St.; at 7:20 als team on Sunday after- the Saugus Fire Depart- reckless operation of a motor A report of a breaking and water. The caller thought it was p.m. Saturday on Hardy Street. noon. ment, which took control vehicle, assault and battery, entering at 2:17 p.m. Saturday odd that the girl would try the A caller reported little kids The overdose victim, a of the scene and initiated and assault and battery on a at 69 Franklin St.; at 5:48 p.m. door rather than ringing the screaming in the backyard. An 19-year-old man, was tak- a Tier 1 hazardous ma- police officer at 8:11 p.m. Sat- Saturday at 115 Nahant St.; at bell. Police told the caller that officer spoke with the home- en to a local hospital for terials situation, and a urday. 8:01 a.m. Sunday at 26 Spen- there are environmental solici- owners, who said they would treatment. hazmat team was called. Cesar Lappot, 27, of 5 cer St.; at 8:34 a.m. Sunday at tors in town sometimes during lower the noise of the family Shortly before 2:30 The scene was cleared at Oakwood Ave., was arrested 27 Clarendon Ave. the evenings. party; at 9 p.m. Saturday at p.m., police responded to 5:45 p.m. and charged with operation A group of kids were report- Tanner City Barbershop at 149 of a motor vehicle with a sus- Complaints edly smoking weed at 7:42 Main St.; at 9:01 p.m. Satur- pended license, alcohol from p.m. Friday on Risley Road. day at 21 Caller St.; at 11:12 A report of a disturbance at an open container in a motor Police spoke to a couple of p.m. Saturday at 14 Hardy St.; Small trailer catches 6:07 p.m. Friday at 325 Park- vehicle, possession of an open the kids and reported that they at 11:37 p.m. Saturday at 3 container of pot in a motor ve- land Ave.; at 9:35 p.m. Friday were not doing anything illegal. at 100 Willow St.; at 10:11 Union St.; at 12:34 a.m. Sun- on fire in parking lot hicle, speeding, and improper A report of a suspicious day at 9 Sycamore Circle; at operation of a motor vehicle at p.m. Friday at 130 Neptune person at 7:07 a.m. Sunday 2:09 a.m. Sunday at 2 Oakland 3:17 a.m. Sunday. Blvd.; at 11:27 p.m. Friday at on Washington Street. A caller St.; at 2:10 a.m. Sunday at 5 Maximilano Macario, 36, of Rite Aid at 156 Lewis St.; at reported a man was approach- 109 Newhall St., was arrested 1:17 a.m. Saturday at 224 Caller St.; at 2:22 a.m. Sunday ing houses and walking up to at 3 Swampscott Ave. on warrant charges of trespass- Washington St.; at 6:04 a.m. doors. He was looking into win- ing and shoplifting by conceal- Saturday at 113 Childs St.; at A report of suspicious activity dows. Police reported the man at 11:02 a.m. Sunday at Bank ing merchandise at 12:31 a.m. 1:19 p.m. Saturday at U-Haul was looking for his stepson. Sunday. at 282 Lynnway; at 1:41 p.m. of America at 189 Andover St. Thomas Markee, of 8 An- Saturday at 819 Western Ave.; Vandalism A caller reported a homeless chor Road, was arrested on a at 1:47 p.m. Saturday at Feder- man was lying on the ground warrant charge of shoplifting al and Marion streets; at 3:28 A report of vandalism at 2:14 in the parking lot and mastur- by asportation at 11:13 a.m. p.m. Saturday at 500 Lynnfield p.m. Friday on Washington bating. Police reported the man Saturday. St.; at 5:47 p.m. Saturday at Street. A caller reported that a was sent on his way. Jhonny Marty, 29, was ar- 83 Johnson St.; at 6:57 p.m. group of three males went by rested and charged with as- Saturday at 307 Union St.; at a road construction sign and Theft sault with a dangerous weap- 6:59 p.m. Saturday at 39 Con- tossed it to the ground. on, trespassing and disorderly gress St.; at 8:18 p.m. Satur- A report of a larceny at 9:32 conduct at 9:49 a.m. Sunday. day at 100 Willow St.; at 9:18 PEABODY a.m. Sunday at Tannery Two at Tisha Nguon, 26, of 60 p.m. Saturday at Convenience 12 Crowninshield St. Queen St., Lowell, was arrest- Store at 570 Western Ave.; at Arrests ed and charged with failure 10:20 p.m. Saturday at Ros- Vandalism setti Restaurant at 47 Sutton to stop for police and Class B Florin Iulian Lautaru, 19, of A report of vandalism at 1:53 St.; at 12:42 a.m. Sunday on drug possession at 12:47 a.m. 13426 3rd St., Fort Myers, Flor- p.m. Saturday at 22 Redber- Hutchinsons Court; at 12:41 ida, was arrested and charged Saturday. ry Lane. A caller reported his a.m. Sunday at 39 Congress with disturbing the peace at Brandie Pelechowicz, 35, vehicle was keyed sometime of 56 Margin St., Salem, was St.; at 1:05 a.m. Sunday at 87 3:31 p.m. Friday. overnight. arrested on warrant charges of Memorial Park Ave.; at 1:34 Kathleen Joan Moran, 32, of two counts of sexual conduct a.m. Sunday on Shillington 14 Monroe St., Apt. 1, Beverly, for a fee at 10:31 p.m. Satur- Avenue; at 2:33 a.m. Sunday was arrested and charged with SWAMPSCOTT day. at 14 Valley Ave.; at 2:49 a.m. disorderly conduct at 10:45 Julio Rosado, 50, was arrest- Sunday at 73 Franklin St.; at p.m. Saturday. Breaking and Entering ed and charged with daytime 8:20 a.m. Sunday at 40 Arling- Robert Thomas, 26, of 39A breaking and entering for a fel- ton St.; at 9:22 a.m. Sunday at New York St., Apt. 1, Dover, A report of a breaking and ony at 5 p.m. Saturday. 340 Washington St. N.H., was arrested on a warrant entering at 10:37 p.m. Friday A report of a gunshot at 3:48 at 1:45 p.m. Saturday. on Elm Place. Accidents a.m. Saturday at 193 Fayette A report of a motor vehicle St.; at 2:17 a.m. Sunday at 53 Accidents breaking and entering at 10:09 A report of a motor vehicle Curwin Circle. a.m. Saturday at 18 Alden accident at 6:15 p.m. Friday A report of a motor vehicle Road. at 130 Neptune Blvd.; at 9:49 Overdose accident at 11:39 a.m. Satur- p.m. Friday at Broadway and day at Dunkin’ Donuts at 79 Complaints Magnolia Avenue; at 10:17 A report of an overdose at Lynnfield St.; at 1:09 p.m. Sat- p.m. Friday at 73 Lexington St.; 9:19 p.m. Friday on Gateway urday at 208 Andover St. and A report of a disturbance at at 10:50 p.m. Friday at Com- Lane; at 6:34 p.m. Saturday Route 128 North; at 1:18 p.m. 7:38 p.m. Saturday at Clarke mercial Street and Lynnway; on Tremont Street; at 7:28 p.m. Saturday at The Cheesecake School at 100 Middlesex Ave.; ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK at 4:16 a.m. Saturday at 340 Saturday on Adams Street; at Factory at 210C Andover St.; at 8:38 p.m. Saturday at Mis- Three propane tanks in a City Sealcoating Washington St.; at 7:30 a.m. 9:27 p.m. Saturday at West at 1:32 p.m. Saturday at 309 sion on the Bay at 141 Hum- Saturday at Dunkin’ Donuts at Sigourney Street and Washing- Lowell St.; at 2:49 p.m. Sunday phrey St.; at 10:31 p.m. Sat- equipment trailer that caught fire slowed Lynn 819 Western Ave.; at 3:58 p.m. ton Avenue; at 1:04 a.m. Sun- at Bishop Fenwick School at urday at C&L Package Store at fire department’s efforts to put the blaze out. Saturday at 19 Western Ave.; at day on Chancery Court. 83 Margin St. 26 New Ocean St. ITEM STAFF REPORT The employee of City Sealcoating, based in An- LYNN — The Lynn Fire dover, wished to remain Department responded to unnamed. a small trailer that caught Death toll rises amid rioting in Kenya Archer said the fire had fire in the parking lot of to be fought from a dis- By Christopher lice died in Nairobi, the Eastern Bank at 195 Mar- ket St. early Saturday af- tance, due to the trailer Torchia and commission said. It cited containing three propane Tom Odula ternoon. allegations of police break- tanks that posed potential ASSOCIATED PRESS Generator fumes some- ing into homes, beating hazards. people, threatening them how sparked a fire from NAIROBI, Kenya — In the employee trying to The Fire Investigation with rape and demand- an escalation of Kenya’s start it, according to Dis- Unit is conducting an in- ing money. The watchdog deadly election violence, trict Fire Chief Steve Ar- vestigation to determine police on Saturday fired group also lamented “the cher. the cause of the accident. live ammunition at riot- destruction of private One person suffered mi- The call came in a 12:53 ers and used tear gas on property by both civilians nor flash burns when the p.m. of smoke in the re- vehicles carrying opposi- and allegedly by security fumes were ignited. He spective area, Archer said. tion officials trying to en- personnel in the course of declined medical treat- He said it looked as ter a Nairobi slum where their duty.” ment. though the sealcoating they have strong support. Police shot and killed “They were superficial crew had been paving A young girl was killed by two people during riots by marks and nothing seri- speed bumps in the park- a stray bullet, nine bod- opposition supporters on ous,” he said. ing lot of Eastern Bank. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ies with gunshot wounds the outskirts of Kisumu, a were brought overnight to Supporters of opposition leader Raila Odinga regional police command- the capital’s main morgue, dive for cover as they come under fire from er, Leonard Katana, said and a watchdog group said Kenyan security forces in the Kibera slum of Saturday. Another five Lynn Drug Task Force police gunfire has killed Nairobi, Kenya. people were injured by 24 people since Tuesday’s gunfire in Kisumu, Kata- disputed vote. Uhuru Kenyatta won a ing and destroying prop- na said. Hotline The chaos in the Nairo- erty. However, the police second term. Protests, of- In Mathare, where Odin- bi slums of Mathare and ten violent, began soon came under scrutiny for ga has significant sup- Kibera, as well as in the after voting when Kenyat- what the Kenya National 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY port, police opened fire to opposition stronghold of ta’s main challenger, Raila Commission on Human or text the word tiplynn Kisumu city, contrasted Odinga, alleged vote-rig- Rights, which monitors disperse protesters who with widespread calm — ging. government institutions, blocked roads and set up and your tip to “tip411” (847411) and celebrations in some The government said life described as the “unlawful burning barricades. As- areas — in the country of was returning to normal and unacceptable” use of sociated Press photogra- Spanish menu available 45 million after Kenya’s and that those challeng- excessive force. phers saw police charging election commission said ing security forces were Seventeen of the two demonstrators and firing All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. late Friday that President criminals intent on loot- dozen people shot by po- live rounds and tear gas. Callers may remain anonymous. MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Enough with the games in Saugus A record the city

SAUGUS ty. But, surprise, surprise, this responsibility thrust inated for the position, ei- From A1 the confidentiality ended upon them. In fact quite ther as payback for inter- could live without up being breached. Draw a few of them have other necine political warfare Last week, President doesn’t have to — if she is OVERDOSE your own conclusions as to duties attached to the job. left over from the school Donald Trump declared chosen. who might be responsible From A1 Nelson was an assistant issue or some other con- the abuse of narcotics a From the outside looking for that, but as Marchese principal, as was Frank cocted reason. emergency room director national emergency. While it in, it would seem that was only candidate who Kowalski when he was Let’s hope not. Marchese’s at North Shore Medical on vacation in New Jer- Marchese’s motivation is was publicly outed, she’s Swampscott’s athletic di- bid appears to be sincere. Center, said it’s easy to see sey, the president said the simply a passion to work certainly drawn hers. rector. Sheridan didn’t Since the rest of the ap- how heroin users would be drug crisis afflicting the on behalf of kids. Between The breach caused a just schedule buses. He plicants aren’t known, it’s unaware. nation is a “serious prob- her coaching and her ef- round of bickering and fin- ran Peabody’s health and hard to say whether she’s “When you buy pills at lem the likes of which we forts to help athletes with ger-pointing reminiscent wellness program. the best candidate for the a pharmacy, you get the have never had.” their studies, that should of the last time a group of So what Manoogian sug- job. That’s for the interview same one every time and Gov. Charlie Baker was be pretty obvious. middle schoolers fought gested isn’t out of line. committee to decide. At this you know how it inter- tapped by Trump to sit But apparently it isn’t. with each other in the caf- And if he’d suggested it point, all interested parties acts,” he said. “But when on a commission aimed Though no one’s come out eteria at lunch. earlier this summer, when over there need to let these opioids are bought off at fighting drug addiction and said anything, you get Then there’s Peter Ma- the parameters of the job people do their jobs and the street, you’re getting and the opioid crisis. the feeling some on the noogian, another commit- were being discussed, it come up with a nominee. whatever mix the drug Last year, Baker signed school committee do not tee member, who Monday would have had tremen- School starts in less than a dealers put together and bipartisan legislation to trust the process enough proposed, after all the job dous merit. month. Football teams be- you don’t know which address the deadly epi- to ensure that all appli- criteria had been set, that But making it a con- gin practice Friday. Time’s batch you’re getting.” demic plaguing the Com- cants, including Marchese, it be expanded to include dition for hiring now al- wasting. Users think they are us- monwealth. The law lim- are playing on a level field. teaching about drugs and most seems like obstruc- Can these people stop ing the same dose, he said, its first-time prescriptions Arthur Grabowski got per- health and wellness. tionism. It makes you acting like infants over when in fact they are in- for opioid drugs, such as mission to sit in on the There’s nothing wrong wonder whether there’s a there and start acting as gesting something that’s interviews, with his as- with this idea in theory. concerted effort to throw if they actually care about painkillers after surgery, much stronger and causes to a one week supply, with surance that he wouldn’t In fact, other ADs, in other up roadblocks to prevent the welfare of the boys and the overdose. breach their confidentiali- cities and towns, do have Marchese from being nom- girls they swore to serve? exceptions for treating “The thing with these cancer or chronic pain. It drugs is you get so sedat- requires schools to screen ed that you stop breathing students for risk of drug Swampscott boxer looks to ring a Belle and that’s what kills peo- addiction. It also man- ple,” Shamsai said. dates a mental health pro- While Essex county She said she was just 12 dyFights, and has been the ring in October — the fessional provide a sub- CASSIDY is the third most popu- years old her mother was taking boxing classes first time she sparred was stance abuse evaluation From A1 lous county in Massa- diagnosed with breast there for three years. She a little over three weeks within 24 hours to anyone chusetts after Middlesex charity event will feature ago, and Cassidy said she who enters the emergen- cancer. started training for the and Worcester, the dis- 32 women and 16 box- got punched in the face cy room suffering from an Her mother is OK now, event in June. She said trict has had the second ing matches. More than and went home and cried opioid overdose. but Cassidy remembers her experience when she largest overdose deaths 300 women applied. The how sick she was — she started prepping was pret- for three hours. But she Material from Associat- women are matched up from 2000 through 2016 ed Press was used in this needed chemotherapy and ty limited, and her trainer said she sparred with Liao at 1,768, according to the by their weight classes. radiation and lost all of basically told her that her last Sunday and thought report. Cassidy, an international Massachusetts Depart- her hair. Treatment has stance was all wrong and it went well. ment of Health. Thomas Grillo can be marketing manager for a come a long way since they should start from Her Belles of the Brawl startup company in Bos- The opioid crisis is not reached at tgrillo@item- then, she said. scratch. match will consist of limited to the Bay State. live.com. ton, said her goal is to About 10 years ago, Cas- “Over the next few three, two-minute rounds, raise $10,000 for cancer sidy said her mother had months, I will continue an with 30-second breaks in research. Participants are breast cancer again, but it intense training regimen between. required to raise $5,000. Elvis has left the was a less advanced form to prepare me to step in “While I feel confident in Cassidy said she will be and she didn’t require any the ring in front of 2,000 my training so far, I still fighting in honor of her radiation treatment. She people and literally fight have a long way to go,” mother, Nancy, a three- Cassidy said. “She’s (Liao building of rockabilly time cancer survivor, who said it didn’t hit her how for a cure of cancer,” Cas- scary her mother’s cancer sidy said. is) only going to get better lives in Lynn and teaches in these next two months ROCKABILLY now dubbed Boston Rock- in Lynn Public Schools. was until the second time She trains intensely six abilly (Black Rebel Motor- — when she was 12, she days a week for at least too.” From A1 She will also be sparring To make a donation cycle Club has usurped the knew it was frightening, two hours a day. She takes in memory of her friend, toward Cassidy’s goal, the Paul Revere elementa- BRMC moniker), will play but her mindset was that Sundays off and walks her Rita Gutman, a former check out her Haymak- ry school in Revere), they a rare gig Saturday night her mom would get better dog. Her regimen includes Lynn and Swampscott res- ers for Hope profile page formed a band, which they at the Spear Post in Bev- and she did. strength and conditioning, ident, who lost her battle at https://www.hayma- named the Boston Rock-a- erly. “It’s billed as ‘A Night Nancy, 57, said her can- running, shadow boxing with Acute Lymphoblastic kersforhope.org/profiles/ Billy Music Conspiracy. to Remember Elvis,’” said Leukemia last summer at cer came back for a third and sparring. leigh-cassidy. “In 1979, Rink and I Layne, who plays Jerry age 28. time in 2015, but it was For her upcoming match, brought it back. Rockabil- Lee Lewis-style piano and Having a mother as a more easily treated. Cassidy is paired up with Gayla Cawley can be ly carried on in our minds, sings. Bandmates are Ray cancer survivor means the Cassidy said she is a Alice Liao, a high school reached at gcawley@item- our hearts and our music,” Gillette (guitar), Mike cause is near and dear to member of George Fore- history teacher. She said live.com. Follow her on said Layne. BRMC was Young (drums) and Jim her heart, Cassidy said. man III’s gym, Everybo- she is petrified to get into Twitter @GaylaCawley. pretty successful, gigging Boisclair (bass). regularly, playing covers “We’ll be playing a lot of of those nervously upt- Elvis, stuff by Jerry Lee, Marblehead, Swampscott voice their hatred of hate empo classic 1950s songs Carl Perkins, Roy Or- and opening or backing up bison, tons of rockabilly,” Roy Orbison, Leon Rus- said Layne. “Ray Gillette, sell, Sam and Dave, Ricky who grew up in Saugus Nelson, Gary U.S. Bonds, and lives in Beverly and Jay and the Americans has been with the band for and other musical giants. 32 years, saw Elvis’ 1970 Whenever Chuck Berry show at Suffolk Downs. came to town, he insisted He still talks about it all that Layne play piano in the time.” his band. What’s up for Boston “I played seven shows Rockabilly after Satur- with Chuck between 1985 day night’s Elvis tribute and 1990,” said Layne. show? Layne isn’t quite “Chuck bobbed and sure. “We really don’t weaved and we had to know where the band goes stay with him. One night from here. I’m in Florida he decided to play ‘Honest with my wife a couple of I Do,’ a Jerry Reed blues months every winter. The song. I’d never played the guys are busy, too. All I song. He came over to me, can promise you, is that gave me the signal and Boston Rockabilly is going said ‘Play some piano.’ to rock the Spear Post Sat- The spotlight was on me. urday night. I guess he liked what he Boston Rockabilly will heard, cuz he grabbed the present “A Night to Re- microphone and said ‘Who member Elvis,” Saturday, ITEM PHOTO | GAYLA CAWLEY said a white boy can’t play Aug. 19, 8 p.m, at the Swampscott diversity group S.U.R.E held a rally at Town Hall in response to the hateful actions the blues!’ Everybody Spear Post, 3 Judson St., that occurred in Charlottesville, Va. laughed. I was flattered.” Beverly. Guest DJ is Jim Layne turned down a New Reece. Tickets are $10. For HATE of the group, said the pur- ic town committee, said not “many sides” to this Year’s Eve job with Berry additional information: From A1 pose was to unite against the bigger context of the violence. There are two in New Orleans. “I was al- 978-922-9657, bostonrock- hate and to stand with weekend’s events was sides. Right and wrong. ready booked. BRMC was abilly.com. lawn, “to unite against the Charlottesville. that there was a time Good and evil. Peace and playing the OK Corral hateful actions occurring “I think the fact that we’re when white nationalists terror. (now Capone’s), one of our Bill Brotherton is the in Charlottesville, Va. and coming together means that wouldn’t feel comfortable “On this Sunday, when favorite places, on Sum- Item’s Features editor. Tell around the world,” accord- we’re stronger together and talking out loud, coming we worship or spend time mit Street in Peabody.” him what you think at ing to its Facebook event that’s what we need to do,” together, and doing the with our families and Layne and bandmates, [email protected]. invite. Khatib said. “We need to things that they’re doing. friends, let’s remember On Sunday night, Mar- love and not hate.” He said they feel like they the victims of yesterday’s blehead held a candlelight Jim Olivetti spoke at the can now. violence, but let’s also re- vigil at Seaside Park to event about how his moth- “With Steve Bannon, with flect on terrorism’s polit- show the town was stand- er was driven out of Ger- the era of the president, ical goals: to silence and Established 1973 subjugate through fear ing with Charlottesville. many by the Nazis in the we’re likely to be coming Instruction in: “We would like to show 1930s. Although she didn’t together more and more,” and intimidation,” Moul- FALL • BALLET support and solidarity for talk about it much, he Edwards said. “And I would ton continued. REGISTRATION • TAP the city of Charlottesville, said what struck him from just encourage everyone “We cannot be bowed by • JAZZ Va., mourn the violent to find S.U.R.E., or find a this attack. As we reflect, DAYS • LY RICAL reading about that time • GYMNASTICS death of those who bravely period in Germany was group, and be prepared be- let’s honor the courage and righteousness of the • HIP HOP stood up to the negativi- that there wasn’t enough cause we do have to push TUESDAY, AUG. 15 • IRISH STEP DANCING ty and hate, the senseless individual pushback — back.” students and others who THURSDAY, AUG. 17 deaths and injuries, and to the erosion of morals and A statement from counter-protested to stand Classes for all ages up for American values. 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. 3 years and up send positive vibes near and human rights was eaten U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton (All classes limited in size) far and embrace the love,” away until the country (D-Mass), who could not Brave acts like this will Register at studio. keep us on a path toward S.U.R.E. wrote on Facebook. was overrun by Nazis. attend, was read during the equality and justice. Be- Donna Moholland Estes, Director Carolina Velasquez-Free- “We can’t let that hap- event in Swampscott. Ac- cause we must, and shall, A member of Dance Masters of America man, chairwoman of pen here,” Olivetti said. cording to his office, Moul- overcome this together.” S.U.R.E., said the purpose “Keep in mind that we ton was scheduled to speak 15 Bessom St., Lynn • 781-581-6444 More on Charlottesville of the event, which was at- have to push back hard at the vigil in Marblehead. donnasdancelynn.com and local reactions on tended by about 25 people “The hatred on display against stuff like this, and Page B7. and was quickly organized if you feel that possibly in Charlottesville, Va., the night before, was to the Trump administration yesterday is sickening,” Information from the As- make sure that Swamp- plays a kind of facilitating Moulton said in a state- sociated Press was used in scott joins “other commu- role in what we’re see- ment. “White supremacy this report. Gayla Cawley nities in the condemnation ing, we have to push back and Nazi sympathy have can be reached at gcaw- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 of this outrageous behavior against that as well.” no place in America … Let [email protected]. Follow to start your that’s happening.” Ralph Edwards, chair- us be clear: this is domes- her on Twitter @Gayla- daily subscription. Keli Khatib, secretary man of the democrat- tic terrorism. There are Cawley. A8 MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Fans have a Heart for Ann Wilson ‘Annabelle’ scares up $35M, jolting sleepy box office NEW YORK (AP) — The “Conjuring” spinoff “Anna- belle: Creation” scared up an estimated $35 million in North American theaters over the weekend, making it easily the top film and giving the lagging August box office a shot in the arm. The opening came close to matching the film’s prede- cessor, “Annabelle,” which opened with $37.1 million in October 2014. 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By Scot Cooper FOR THE ITEM for Gallant The Swampscott Sox are By Anne Marie Tobin only five hits and striking in bit of a hole in their FOR THE ITEM out six. Palmer also had best-of-seven North Shore three hits, including two Baseball League final se- BEVERLY — Despite doubles, and three RBI. ries against the Kingston, losing Saturday in the Ray That win put Lynn into N.H., Night Owls. Gallant Baseball Tourna- the second game of the The Sox fell to Kings- ment Saturday, Lynn came day, against Beverly, and ton Sunday night, 10-7, at back Sunday to sweep a the Lynners won that Haverhill Stadium to fall pair of games against Sa- one, 5-3. Juniel Guzman behind, 2-0, in the series. lem and Beverly to earn a went the distance, giving Manager Joe Caponigro spot in tonight’s (7:30) los- up three runs in the first er’s bracket final at Harry said it was simply a case of inning and nothing there- Ball Field. too many errors. after. He struck out seven Before Lynn can play, “You can’t give a team and gave up five hits. however, Peabody and four outs, five outs, per Once again, it was Palm- Danvers will play at 5:30 inning and expect to win,” er providing the bulk of in the winner’s bracket fi- said Caponigro. the offense. The Wyoma nal. Francisco Rosario had Little League star hit Sunday belonged to two RBI and Anthony De a first-inning double to Lynn’s Shea Palmer. In La Cruz scored two runs knock in two runs. Jack for the Sox. Clemente the first game, an 8-4 win Marks singled, and scored Parra had three hits and over Salem, he came on to the go-ahead run for Lynn. knocked in a run. pitch in the first inning A day earlier, a dominant “Obviously our backs are after his team fell behind pitching performance from against the wall,” said Ca- 4-0. He blanked Salem the ponigro. “We’ll be back out rest of the way, giving up GALLANT, B2 there (tonight). Game 3 is at Swamp- scott’s middle school field at 6:30. At Swampscott Satur- day, righty Steve Con- sidine went the distance for Kingston and kept the Sox off balance all night, leading the Night Owls to a 4-1 win. Considine’s teammates got him a run in the first and another in the second, before Swampscott catcher Louis Olivieri drilled a sin- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE gle into center field in the On a picture-perfect summer day, boating fans ocked to Chan- bottom of the second that dler Hovey Park and elsewhere in Marblehead for the Corinthian brought in Parra. That Classic Yacht Regatta. Fifty- ve vintage yachts, some of them more ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON made the score 2-1 in than 100 years old, glided in and out of the harbor, and around Lynn’s Shea Palmer had a ne weekend, leading NSBL, B2 buoys, including the “Valiant” seen here. his team to two wins in the Gallant tournament. TONY C Frank Carey, Tom Iarrobino, and Tony Nicosia share stories about their friend and St. Mary’s teammate Red Sox legend Tony Conigliaro Moderated by Ted Grant

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By Steve Krause the turnout. Lynn Classical to two state ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “We’re ecstatic,” she boys basketball champion- said. “We are still on Cloud ships in the 1990s. LYNN — They came 9. The support was over- “They may be our cous- from as far away as Bos- whelming. ins, but (Gloria) raised PROCEEDS BENEFIT ton to celebrate the legacy “It was crazy,” she said. those boys,” Elizabeth of Gloria Echevarria, ma- “It was a packed house Echevarria said. triarch of the family that both days. The community Both were present over has produced a lot of ath- really came out to support the weekend, as were Mar- letic talent in and around us.” cos’ sons Jalen, who has the City of Lynn. Among the members already blossomed into SPONSORED BY The second annual “Glo- of the Echevarria fam- a star at St. Mary’s, and ria’s Basketball tourna- ilies were Gloria’s four Marcos Jr., who plays for ment” was held this week- children, Elizabeth, Jose, Nichols College. The finals pitted two end at the Herb Brenner Maria and Eneida, all of teams from Boston, Score Gym at Fecteau-Leary Jr./ whom organized the tour- 4 More against B.G., with Sr. High school and her nament; as well as Nicio Score 4 More winning by a ESSEX MEDIA GROUP daughter, Elizabeth, was and Marcos, both former more than pleased with stars who helped lead ECHEVARRIA, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 2017

Sox-Yankees in extras

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston Red Sox’s Rafael Devers (11) celebrates with third base coach Brian Butter- field (55) as he runs the bases after hitting a home run in the top of the ninth inning Sunday to tie the game with the Yankees up at 2-2. The home run sent the game into extra innings.

ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON From left, Elizabeth Echevarria, Jose Echevarria, Maria Echevarria and Eneida Echevarria organized this weekend’s basketball tournament in honor of their late mother, Gloria. Gloria Echevarria’s legacy celebrated

ECHEVARRIA Connaughton, who cur- us and said they wanted Echevarria said, as people From B1 rently plays for the Port- to play. have already volunteered “Plus, we had to turn land Trail Blazers of the to match the tournament’s point, 75-74. NBA, Elizabeth Echevar- down a lot of teams be- There were also teams ria said. cause it was only a 2-day contribution. from Connecticut, Law- She promises future event, so next year we’ll go “Mom was really shining rence, Haverhill and many tournament will be even over three days.” down on us this weekend,” from Lynn. bigger. Also, the scholarship Echevarria said of her Among those playing in “We’re going to expand presented to Priscill Aloui- mother, who died in 2013. this year’s tournament it, and try to include wom- dor of Classical, which was former St. John’s Prep en next year,” she said. “A amounted to $500, will be “I think she’s proud of us. and Notre Dame star Pat lot of women came up to tripled next year to $1,500, I really do.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Jamaica’s Usain Bolt is joined by his parents during his lap of honor at the end of the World Lynn wins two, stays alive in Gallant Athletics Championships in London Sunday.

GALLANT lowed only one hit in 2 Peabody added another From B1 1/3 innings but walked six run in the bottom of the Bittersweet farewell Peabody batters, four of fourth inning when Joey Peabody’s Justin Powers whom ended up scoring. Raymond singled and got was simply too much for Peabody scored the only all the way to third on an for Bolt in London Lynn to handle in a 5-0 run it needed in the bot- outfield error, then scored win. tom of the second inning. on a wild pitch. LONDON (AP) — Usain “Someone tried to blame Powers (6 innings, 16 Tyler Fawcett led off with Powers struck out the Bolt took a last leisurely me, and said I started it,” strikeouts) and reliever a walk, then Warren hit side, 1-2-3 in the top of the stroll around the track, Bolt said of a 10-day run Mike Geissler (1 inning, Harry Lynch and walked fifth, struck out three of placed his hands over his filled with upsets and sur- 2 strikeouts) combined to Daniel Zizza to load the four batters in the sixth heart and then pointed prises. “It was just one of strike out 18 Lynn bat- bases with no outs. Jeff and then was relieved by toward the stands, where those things. It was one ters. Lynn managed just Roach ripped a line drive Geissler in the top of the barely a soul had left. of those championships one hit, a double by Palm- that Warren snagged for seventh. Geissler got the The running had been where everything does not er in the top of the fourth the first out of the in- first two outs quickly with over for nearly 30 min- go your way.” inning. ning, but Warren walked a strikeout and putout utes. As always, though, Winners on the final day It was far from routine, Geissler to bring Fawcett at third by Ryan Brunet, Bolt had a way of making included: however. Lynn had run- home with the first run of everybody stay. —Caster Semenya of ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON who made a highlight reel ners on base in every in- the game. Warren settled behind-the-back catch on The world champion- South Africa, who added ning but one, as Powers down and got Joey Ray- David Brown runs the a foul ball. After walking ships came to a melan- the 800-meter gold to her walked three and also hit mond on a popup to Palm- bases during Gallant Anderson, Geissler put choly close Sunday with 1,500-meter bronze from three Lynn batters. ers at third and Christian Tournament action the game away with a an on-track tribute to the earlier in the meet. “For Justin to have 16 Federico on a grounder to Saturday. strikeout, Peabody’s 18th man who made the sport —Elijah Manangoi, who strikeouts against that second baseman Jack An- of the game. fun again. There were led a 1-2 Kenyan finish in lineup was just incredi- derson. cett, who brought Fabbo “We had plenty of op- 11 gold medals at stake the 1,500 meters. ble,” said Peabody manag- Lynn let a huge chance home with a sacrifice fly portunities but we did not on a frenetic final day in —Hellen Obiri of Kenya, er Gary Lynch. “It’s a little get away in the top of the to center. Lynch reached cash in and they did,” said London, and yet it was who pulled away from fa- rough with wood bats, but third. With one out, Pow- on an infield error to re- Lynn manager Jeff Earp. the sight of the hobbled vorite Almaz Ayana with we have done a lot of BP ers hit David Brown, then load the bases for Zizza, “We were chasing bad champion walking slowly 250 meters to go to win and while we didn’t have walked Brady Bullock who lined a 2-run single pitches and helped them around the track — stop- the 5,000-meter race. that many hits, the kids and hit Brendan Falasca to plate Brunet and Pow- (Peabody) out in a big way. ping to kneel at the start- —Sandra Perkovic of did a good job getting the to load the bases. Powers ers. Anderson relieved “I was impressed with the ing lines for the 100- and Croatia, who added this bat on the ball. Lynn is battled back from a 3-1 Warren and got the final effort Brady Warren gave 200-meter races he domi- latest discus title to her a really good team, and count on Yordy Contreros two batters to contain the us as, other than the all- nated for a decade — that two Olympic golds. I was nervous about this to catch him looking, then damage. stars, he has never really made for the evening’s —Mutaz Essa Barshim game as they beat a very got out of the jam on El- “That was a big hit there pitched at this level. His best theatre. of Qatar, who won the “I think I almost cried,” good Beverly team, but drien Bonilla’s fly ball to especially after we had knuckleball was on, and high jump by clearing 2.35 Bolt said. “I was just say- the key for us was Justin Daniel Zizza in right. only gotten the one run he just gave a tremendous meters without a miss. ing goodbye. That was was on. He beared down Peabody added three the inning before when we performance, it was all —The men’s 4x400 re- it. Saying goodbye to my when he had to and, in my more runs in the bottom had bases loaded and no guts, and also Jack Ander- lay team of Trinidad and events. Saying goodbye to opinion, is the cream of of the third to stretch its outs,” said Lynch. “He is a son did a great job with Tobago, whose anchor, everything.” the crop.” lead to 4-0. Thomas Fabbo, versatile player who can his curve ball. Peabody is Lalonde Gordon, beat The United States says Powers’ counterpart, Ryan Brunet and Powers play anywhere and it’s an outstanding team, and American sprinter Fred goodbye to London in pos- Brady Warren also strug- (intentional) walked to hard to think he is just an we had our chances, but Kerley to the line. gled with control. He al- load the bases for Faw- 11-year-old.” couldn’t break through.” session of 30 medals, the most it has ever taken —Yang Jiayu of China, from the worlds. Of those, Yohann Diniz of France, Swampscott Sox down 0-2 in NSBL finals 10 were gold, including Eider Arevalo of Colom- the capper in the women’s bia and Ines Henriques of Portugal in race walking. NSBL Owls manager Paul Sa- him, and he has always rin walked and came on 4x400 relay final, where Allyson Felix won her Henriques set a world re- From B1 tori said that his pitcher enjoyed going up against a single by Tom Diskin 16th medal to finish as the cord in winning the first has been consistently good pitcher Erik Fields, who in the second. Up 2-1 in women’s 50-kilometer vor of the visitors, and the during his long service pitched a complete game the top of the sixth, the most-decorated athlete of walk at the worlds in 4 home team didn’t get an- with Kingston. for the Sox. Night Owls had a couple of all-time at the worlds. hours, 5 minutes, 56 sec- other hit until the bottom “Steve’s been here 17 “I was able to get my slid- walks and RBI singles by Felix also won gold in onds. of the seventh. years, out of Stonehill er over for strikes when I Shumski and Jake White the 4x100 relay, but the That Olivieri RBI was College, he has great com- needed to, and when they for the final of 4-1. bronze she took in her There’s not a household the offensive highlight for mand, and he certainly got the bat on the ball, my Fields said that he didn’t only individual event, the name in the bunch, and Swampscott. Considine had that great command guys made the plays be- help himself much by 400, makes this a less- though all the perfor- breezed through the game, tonight. He pitched as well hind me,” Considine said. walking eight batters over than-perfect trip for her. mances were remarkable whiffing six, walking one tonight as he did 17 years “I’ve always enjoyed pitch- seven innings. In that way, she’s got in their own way, this and allowing just a pair of ago when he started playing against Erik (Fields) “I’ve got to make better something in common sport’s lack of star power singles. Parra had reached ing for this team,” Satori over the years, it’s always pitches, certainly, I can’t with Bolt. Between the with Bolt out of the mix is in front of Olivieri on an said. a challenge, and this game put myself and my team bronze medal in the 100 hard to gloss over. error, and Joe Kasper “He did a nice job shut- was not different. We’re in the hole by not making and the hamstring pull “What we’re going to walked in front of Brian ting that team over there glad we got this game, but good pitches, my defense and tumble to the track miss about Usain Bolt Maynard, who singled down, but they are an ex- that’s a very dangerous played great behind me to- that ended his anchor isn’t the three back-to- with one out in the bottom cellent hitting ball club, team over there, with a lot night, I just need to make leg of the 4x100 relay — back Olympic Games or of the seventh. we’ve won this game, but of great hitters.” better pitches next time and still made him wince the clutch of world records With one out and a 3-run this series is far from over, Kingston’s Nick Shums- out,” Fields said. “We’re a when he had to negotiate and medals,” said Sebas- lead in the seventh, Con- I can assure you.” ki singled to start the better hitting team than big steps around the sta- tian Coe, the leader of sidine ending things by Considine said he felt game and came around we showed tonight, I’m dium — the champion- track’s governing body, the inducing two pop-ups to good on the mound, his on a bases loaded walk to confidant we’ll hit next ships went nothing like he IAAF. “It’s because he has wrap up the opener. Night slider was working for Chris Gerossie. Dan Mo- time out.” planned. an opinion. He has a view. MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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TODAY Baseball Tournament Gallant Invitational At Ball Field, Beverly Baseball Tournament Championship (6:30) At Ball Field, Beverly WEDNESDAY Peabody vs. Danvers (5:30) Gallant Invitational Lynn vs. Peabody/Danvers loser Baseball Tournament (7:30) At Ball Field, Beverly NSBL Finals Championship (if necessary), (6:30) Kingston at Swampscott (6:30) NSBL Finals TUESDAY Swampscott at Kingston (at Haverhill, Gallant Invitational 8) SPORTS BRIEFS

Registration for B’s $40. There will be raffles, a 50/50, gifts, prizes and a academy underway silent auction. For information, or to sign Registration is ongoing up, contact Paul Ryan or for Bruins Academy, which Steve Patrie at pryanlynn@ will run Saturday, Oct. aol.com or s_patrie@verizon. 7, 14, 21, 28 from 9:30 to net; or (781)632-9737 or 10:30 a.m. at Connery Rink in Lynn. (781) 417-9345. The camp is being run Deadline for signup is thanks to a partnership be- Sept. 10. tween Lynn Youth Hockey and the Boston Bruins. Lynn Summer Registration is $100. The camp includes a free Track Series full set of CCM equipment The Lynn Parks and Recre- (valued at $500 retail); a ation Department’s Youth professional personalized Summer Evening Track fitting in September; and meets will be held Monday four weeks of on-ice in- evenings until Aug. 21 at struction by certified coach- Manning Field, starting at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS es and NHL alumni. 6:30 p.m. All children should be There is no entry fee, and Justin Thomas celebrates after the final round of the PGA Championship golf tournament at the able to skate on their own. kids, from toddlers to high Quail Hollow Club Sunday. The program is intended schoolers, from all communi- for children who have not ties are welcome. participated in an orga- There are eight different nized hockey program running events and two field before. Thomas rallies to win PGA events. For further information, For more information, visit contact communityrela- CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Quail Hollow, but only so wasted no time over the 1962 U.S. Open. His fa- lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- [email protected]. — Justin Thomas emerged he could celebrate the mo- putt and drilled it in the ther played at Morehead lon at [email protected] or from the shadow of a long- ment with Thomas, close center of cup. Matsuyama State and had aspirations 617-893-7064. Lynn Jets hockey time friend and won the friends since they were 14. missed and was two shots of playing the tour that PGA Championship to “So awesome, dude,” Spi- behind. didn’t last long. Instead, golf outing Lynn Youth Soccer take his place among the eth told him. “The last major of the Mike Thomas became a young elite in golf. Thomas was every bit of year, and I was in conten- The Lynn Jets hockey club pro who watched his registration With two big breaks to that. tion,” said Matsuyama, team is sponsoring its sec- son fall in love with the start the back nine, a chip- With five players still in a runner-up at the U.S. ond annual golf outing Sat- Lynn Youth Soccer is game and grow into a force in for birdie to seize control the mix on the back nine, Open. “All I can do is try urday, Sept. 23, at Gannon accepting online registration on the PGA Tour. and a timely 7-iron that Thomas surged ahead by harder next time.” Golf Course, with alumni for the fall through Aug. 28. “I can’t put it into words,” soared over the water to a chipping in from 40 feet on Thomas sealed it with a from Lynn Classical, Lynn Children 4 and up as of Sept. Thomas said about his peninsula green, Thomas the par-3 13th hole, and 7-iron from 221 yards, so English and Lynn Tech. 1 are eligible. To register, PGA of America heritage. closed with a 3-under 68 holding his nerve down pure that he let the club Proceeds from the outing please create an online “I wish my grandpa could for a two-shot victory. the stretch as his chal- twirl through his hands will benefit the 2017-2018 account, and enter your play- be here for it. It’s so spe- The PGA Champion- lengers eventually faded, as he watched it clear the Lynn Jets Hockey Team. ers information via the regis- cial to get it done. I’ve glad ship was the most fitting one after another. water and roll out to 15 Golfers can create their ter link on the homepage: we have a trophy now.” major for the 24-year-old Hideki Matsuyama, bid- feet. The birdie putt curled own foursome or sign up as www.lynnyouthsoccer.org. son of a PGA profession- ding to become the first in and his lead was up to Kevin Kisner was a single/twosome and be Those interested in volun- al. Mike Thomas, a former player from Japan to win three going to the 18th. A the last one who had a placed on a team. teering should check out the PGA board member and a major, recovered from final bogey only affected chance to catch him. But The 9-hole event begins at website or speak to a coach longtime pro at Harmony back-to-back bogeys with the score. he three-putted from 100 3:15 p.m. with a staggered or board member. More Landing outside Louis- birdies on the 14th and Thomas finished at feet on the 16th for bogey, start and ends at 9. The $80 information is available at ville, Kentucky, walked 15th holes to get within 8-under 276 for his fourth couldn’t birdie the 17th donation includes nine holes, www.lynnyouthsoccer.org, or along the edge of the 18th one shot. But the champi- victory of the year. from long range and hit a cart, a buffet dinner and on the LYS Facebook page, green and into the arms of onship turned on the 16th The PGA has been part his second shot into the music. For those who just or you can email info@lynny- his son, a major champion. hole. of the Thomas family for water and finished with a want the dinner, the cost is outhsoccer.org. The week began with Thomas faced a 6-foot three generations. Paul double bogey. Kisner, the Jordan Spieth’s quest for par putt to stay at 8 un- Thomas, his grandfather, 54-hole leader, played the TV/RADIO a career Grand Slam. Spi- der. Matsuyama caught a was the longtime pro at final three holes in 6 over eth was at the 18th green good lie over the green and Zanesville Country Club on the weekend. He closed TV 12 p.m. late Sunday afternoon at chipped to 5 feet. Thomas in Ohio who played in the with a 74. Baseball: Cleveland at Bos- Softball: Little League World ton, NESN, 6:10 p.m.; NY Series (Game 21), ESPN2, 1 Mets at NY Yankees, ESPN, p.m.; Little League World Nats’ Harper on DL with bone bruise 7:08 p.m.; Houston at Arizo- Series (Game 22), ESPN2, 4 WASHINGTON (AP) on a wet base in the first na (in progress), MLB Net- p.m.; Little League World — When Bryce Harper inning of a rain-delayed work, 10 p.m. Series (Game 23), ESPNews, writhed in pain on the game against the San Pro Basketball: Big3 games 7 p.m.; Little League World (tape), FS1, 8 p.m. field and clutched at his Francisco Giants on Sat- Series (Game 24), ESPNU, left knee and then didn’t urday night. Horse Racing: Saratoga Live: 10 p.m. put weight on his left leg “The bone bruise, it’s real,” Saratoga Dew Stakes, FS2, RADIO as he was helped off, the Rizzo said. “It’s an injury, 4 p.m. Baseball: Cleveland at Bos- possibility of a career-al- and we’re going to have to Rugby: Women’s World Cup: ton, WEEI-FM (93.8), 6:10 tering injury seemed re- treat it accordingly.” US vs. Spain (tape), NBCSN, p.m. alistic. Rizzo said the condi- Harper was definitely tions, which included MAJOR LEAGUES worried. steady rain during the “Of course you’re going play “aided” in the injury

American League National League to think the worst,” he but didn’t blame Major East Division East Division said. “It’s definitely a bad League Baseball for go- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB feeling.” ing ahead with the game. Boston 66 50 .569 — Washington 69 45 .605 — New York 61 54 .530 4½ Miami 55 60 .478 14½ That bad feeling sub- Harper was upset about Tampa Bay 59 60 .496 8½ New York 52 62 .456 17 sided as Harper walked PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS playing in the rain at 10 Baltimore 58 60 .492 9 Atlanta 51 63 .447 18 up the stairs from the Toronto 56 61 .479 10½ Philadelphia 43 71 .377 26 Washington’s Bryce Harper, center, is helped in p.m. but called it a “freak Central Division Central Division dugout to the clubhouse, the dugout after he was injured during the first accident.” W L Pct GB W L Pct GB tested his knee by jump- “I don’t like wet bases,” Cleveland 63 52 .548 — Chicago 60 55 .522 — inning of the team’s baseball game against the ing up and down and then Minnesota 59 57 .509 4½ St. Louis 61 56 .521 — San Francisco Giants Saturday. Harper said. “It’s just an Kansas City 59 58 .504 5 Milwaukee 60 59 .504 2 got the MRI results that unfortunate situation that Detroit 53 64 .453 11 Pittsburgh 58 60 .492 3½ revealed what the Wash- Chicago 45 70 .391 18 Cincinnati 49 68 .419 12 turn, but manager Dusty heal. I want to be at 100 happened. There’s noth- West Division West Division ington Nationals hope is Baker referenced 10 days percent whenever I play. ing I can do.” W L Pct GB W L Pct GB season-saving news. Gen- to two weeks. At the very The World Series is defi- Harper, the 2015 MVP, is Houston 72 45 .615 — Los Angeles 82 34 .707 — eral manager Mike Rizzo Los Angeles 61 58 .513 12 Arizona 65 51 .560 17 least the Nationals are nitely on my mind, play- hitting .326 with 29 home Seattle 59 60 .496 14 Colorado 65 51 .560 17 said Harper has a “signif- hopeful the star outfield- offs, things like that.” runs and 87 RBIs in 106 Texas 56 60 .483 15½ San Diego 51 65 .440 31 icant” bone bruise in his games this season, and Oakland 52 66 .441 20½ San Francisco 46 71 .393 36½ er and NL MVP candidate Rizzo said the Nationals Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games left knee but avoided the his presence in the lineup Toronto 7, Pittsburgh 2 Toronto 7, Pittsburgh 2 will be back before the end feel they “dodged a bullet” kind of ligament or tendon is crucial to Washington Boston 10, N.Y. Yankees 5 Philadelphia 3, N.Y. Mets 1 of the season. but didn’t want to under- Cleveland 3, Tampa Bay 0 Washington 3, San Francisco 1 damage that would have playing deep into October. Detroit 12, Minnesota 11 Miami 4, Colorado 3 put a pin in the team’s “It was definitely a re- sell the significance of the Kansas City 5, Chicago White Sox 4 Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 5, 10 innings The Nationals running Texas 8, Houston 3 St. Louis 6, Atlanta 5 World Series aspirations. lief,” Harper said Sunday. bone bruise, which came away with the NL East Baltimore 12, Oakland 5 Arizona 6, Chicago Cubs 2 There’s no definitive “We’re going to take some when Harper hyperex- L.A. Angels 6, Seattle 3 L.A. Dodgers 6, San Diego 3 gives them the luxury of Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games timeline for Harper to re- time to definitely let it tended his knee slipping playing it safe. Toronto 7, Pittsburgh 1 Toronto 7, Pittsburgh 1 Cleveland 4, Tampa Bay 3 San Francisco at Washington, 1:05 p.m., Minnesota 6, Detroit 4 1st game Kansas City 14, Chicago White Sox 6 Colorado at Miami, 1:10 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS Houston 2, Texas 1 N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Oakland 9, Baltimore 3 Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. L.A. Angels 4, Seattle 2 Atlanta at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Aug. 14 Price finished at 11-under 269 for 72 relay team, anchored by Jeremy Wari- able turnaround — a 77 in the first Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 8:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. 1903 — Jim Jeffries knocks out Jim holes, six strokes ahead of Corey ner, races to victory and a record round, a 63 in the second round of Monday’s Games San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. Corbett in the 10th round to retain Pavin. It is the lowest stroke total in 14th gold medal for the United the PGA Championship. It’s the 27th Cleveland (Bauer 10-8) at Boston (Fister San Francisco at Washington, 7:05 p.m., his world heavyweight title in San an American major championship. States in the nine-day track and field time that a 63 is posted in a major 2-5), 6:10 p.m. 2nd game Francisco. 1996 — Olympic 800- and 1,500- world championships. The team of N.Y. Mets (Montero 1-8) at N.Y. Yankees Monday’s Games championship, 13 of those in the (TBD), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Montero 1-8) at N.Y. Yankees 1959 — The formation of the Ameri- meter champion Svetlana Masterko- Andrew Rock, Derrick Brew, Darold Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 6-5) at Toronto (TBD), 7:05 p.m. can Football League is announced in va of Russia sets a world record in Williamson and Wariner win in PGA Championship. (Tepesch 0-2), 7:07 p.m. San Francisco (Blach 8-7) at Miami (Conley Chicago. Play will begin in 1960 with the women’s mile, clocking 4 min- 2:56.91. 2016 — South African sprinter Detroit (Fulmer 10-9) at Texas (Perez 6-10), 4-5), 7:10 p.m. franchises in six cities with the prob- utes, 12.56 seconds at the Welt- 2011 — Keegan Bradley wins the Wayde van Niekerk breaks Michael 8:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Wojciechowski 3-1) at Chicago ability of adding two more teams. klasse Grand Prix. PGA Championship after staging an Houston (McHugh 0-1) at Arizona (Greinke Cubs (Quintana 6-10), 8:05 p.m. Johnson’s 17-year-old world record in 1977 — Lanny Wadkins beats Gene 2003 — The New York blackout forc- amazing comeback to force a three- 13-5), 9:40 p.m. Atlanta (Teheran 7-10) at Colorado (Bettis the 400-meter final in Rio de Janeiro, Kansas City (Junis 4-2) at Oakland (Cotton 0-0), 8:40 p.m. Littler on the third hole of sudden es the evacuation of workers and hole playoff and beat Jason Dufner leaving two of the greatest one-lap 5-9), 10:05 p.m. Houston (McHugh 0-1) at Arizona (Greinke death to take the PGA championship. players from Shea Stadium hours at Atlanta Athletic Club. Bradley, who Baltimore (Gausman 8-8) at Seattle (Gallar- 13-5), 9:40 p.m. 1977 — The New York Cosmos, led before the game between the Mets trailed by five shots with three holes runners of this era in his dust. Van do 5-7), 10:10 p.m. Philadelphia (Eickhoff 3-7) at San Diego by Pele, plays before a record crowd and the San Francisco Giants. It’s left, becomes the third player in at Niekerk, bursting out of the blocks in Tuesday’s Games (Wood 2-4), 10:10 p.m. Houston at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. Tuesday’s Games of 77,961 at the Meadowlands in the only major league baseball game least 100 years to win a major cham- lane eight, finishes in 43.03 seconds L.A. Angels at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Houston at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. East Rutherford, N.J., the most to that was affected by the blackout pionship in his first try. — 0.15 seconds faster than Johnson N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. L.A. Angels at Washington, 7:05 p.m. see a soccer game in the United that stretches from the Northeast to 2014 — Rob Manfred is elected ran in 1999. Usain Bolt becomes the Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. States. The Cosmos beat the Fort Ohio and Michigan. Elsewhere, two baseball’s 10th commissioner, win- first person to capture three straight St. Louis at Boston, 7:10 p.m. San Francisco at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Lauderdale Strikers 8-3 in a NASL WNBA games are postponed, and ning a three-man race to succeed Detroit at Texas, 8:05 p.m. St. Louis at Boston, 7:10 p.m. 100-meter titles at the Olympics. Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. quarterfinal playoff game. Yonkers (N.Y.) Raceway cancels its Bud Selig. Kansas City at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. 1994 — Nick Price wins the PGA card. 2015 — Hiroshi Iwata ties a major Bolt finishes in 9.81, .08 seconds Baltimore at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Atlanta at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Championship in record fashion. 2005 — The United States 4x400 championship record with a remark- ahead of American Justin Gatlin. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 2017 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Husband gives up smoking, but his drinking persists Declarer suffers from a strip DEAR ABBY: I am mar- of romantic feelings for Bil Keane, who started the to get those heart tricks, East- ried to a great guy. We’ve Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van me. He ignored my ques- “Family Circus” cartoon, said, West must keep declarer out been together 27 years, so Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, tion! I guess he didn’t “I think it’s a novelty for car- of the dummy; otherwise, he I know him well. He re- and was founded by her mother, want to hurt me more by toon characters to cross over can play a heart to his 10 (an cently stopped smoking Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at saying no. Two weeks lat- into another strip or panel oc- easy guess, given West’s take- after 30 years of nicotine casionally.” DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los er, he broke up with me. out double). addiction. He did it cold I have been divorced for Some cartoonists do that After the diamond-10 lead, Angeles, CA 90069. with humor. Bill Amend’s “Fox- turkey, and he’s been five years, while he has East plays low. (If he wins, smoke-free for three Trot” comes to my mind. South unblocks his king and never been married or had We have a strip in bridge months now. I’m proud of smoke while consuming It isn’t difficult to find a a live-in girlfriend. He later overtakes his jack with him and tell him so. too, when a player is forced to alcohol. Reassure him that meeting. Just go to al- said his reason for break- lead away from an honor and dummy’s queen.) Suppose The problem is, when he with time the craving will anon.org. ing up was he felt our re- lose a trick in the process. South continues with his club. drinks he gets drunk — lessen, and continue to relationship was good but Usually it is executed by de- West wins, cashes the spade which I’m used to — but inforce that he did himself DEAR ABBY: I was in a not great (!) and he didn’t clarer, but sometimes the de- ace and plays a second dia- then he starts saying a huge favor by mustering relationship with a man think it ever would be. fenders can denude declarer. mond. East takes that trick (sometimes belligerently) up the willpower to quit. for a year and a half. We This is painful, but I can’t In today’s deal, how do the and exits with his last trump, that he wants a cigarette Tell him you know it got along great. We never help holding onto hope. defenders defeat four spades endplaying South in his hand badly. I don’t know how to wasn’t easy and that the argued, and we had a Should I just give up and by two tricks after West leads to lead away from the heart respond to this. I continue longer he resists the urge healthy sexual relation- move on? the diamond 10? king-10. praising him for quitting for a nicotine fix, the easier ship. In the auction, South judged and point out the health it will be for him to stay You know the saying, GOOD, BUT NOT that he was a tad too strong benefits that are already smoke-free. “Actions speak louder GREAT to open four spades. North’s obvious — his breathing, The fact that he becomes than words”? All the ac- redouble promised at least returned senses, etc. — “belligerent” when he tions were there — he took DEAR G.B.N.G.: Yes, for 10 points and fewer than four but it’s getting old. drinks should be a sign to me on amazing vacations, your own sake, you must. spades. Then, either North- Should I continue to say you that he probably introduced me to all of his Give him credit for having South bought the contract or East-West played in some- helpful things or just ig- shouldn’t be drinking ei- friends and family. But been honest with you, but thing doubled for penalty. Af- nore him when he’s drunk? ther. Instead of keeping during all our time togeth- if after a year and a half he wasn’t able to summon ter East jumped to show his DUMBFOUNDED IN him company when he’s in er, he never once expressed long club suit, South bid what up any romantic feelings DALLAS his cups, consider leaving how he felt about me. He he hoped he could make. to attend an Al-Anon meet- never even called me for you, you must accept (Note that five clubs doubled DEAR DUMBFOUND- ing. It’s a supportive orga- “Honey,” or “Babe.” that it isn’t going to hap- should cost 800.) ED: Try this. Tell him nization created for friends About a month ago, I pen. Moving on may be The defenders must take calmly that his craving for and family members who told him how I felt. I came painful for a while, but you one spade, two hearts, one a cigarette is normal, par- are affected by a loved right out and asked if he will be doing yourself a big diamond and one club. But ticularly if he used to one’s alcohol consumption. loved me or had any kind favor. Start now.

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Part 984 28314, Page 97, as affected by a Loan Modification Agreement dated October 9, Middlesex County Juvenile Court of the regulations of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development 2014 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 34381, Page 550 of which 89 Appleton Street (HUD), that provides incentive-based financial coaching and savings programs that mortgage CP-SRMOF II 2012-A Trust, U.S. Bank Trust National Association, not in Lowell, MA 01852 help low-income families access opportunities, build assets, and achieve their its individual capacity but solely as Trustee is the present holder by assignment TO: Bill Alrai and any unknown/unnamed father of Christopher Liam Camp: financial aspirations. The FSS Program is designed to promote economic security from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Union Trust A petition has been presented to this court by DCF Cambridge/Somerville, for working, low-income families in Lynn, MA through innovative and proven asset Mortgage Corporation, its successors and assigns to Wells Fargo Bank, NA dated seeking, as to the following child, Christopher Camp, that said child be found in building strategies and principles. January 13, 2012 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds need of care and protection and committed to the Department of Children and in Book 31014, Page 115; assignment from Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. to Secretary of Families. The court may dispense the rights of the person(s) named herein to Specifications may be obtained starting August 14, 2017 at the LHAND Housing and Urban Development dated August 1, 2013 recorded at Essex County receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding affecting the adoption, Procurement Office, located at 92 Curwin Circle, Lynn, MA. 01905. Specifications (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32977, Page 339 and assignment custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the child named herein, if it will be mailed or emailed upon request at [email protected]. Specifications are from Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to CP-SRMOF II 2012-A Trust, finds that the child is in need of care and protection and that the best interests of available until the due date specified below. U.S. Bank Trust National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as the child would be served by said disposition. Trustee dated October 17, 2013 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth Awarded firm will enter into a three year contract with two additional one year Registry of Deeds in Book 32977, Page 342, for breach of conditions of said above, on 10/25/2017, 09:00 AM Motion Status terms at the LHAND sole option; maximum term of five (5) years. Estimated annual mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the cost is $100,000. located at 16 Wells Place, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold at a Public Auction at court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to 11:00 AM on September 11, 2017, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly represent you. Non-price proposals and price proposals must be sealed and clearly marked in described below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date thereafter separate envelopes. Any proposal not received in this manner will be rejected. with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this matter. Proposals must be submitted to the LHAND at the above address no later than A certain Parcel of land with the buildings thereon located in Lynn, Essex county, For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at 978-441-2630. 11:00am, Thursday, August 31, 2017. Massachusetts bounded and described as follows: WITNESS: Hon. Jay D. Blitzman, The Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development Board of SOUTHERLY by Wells Place formerly Wells Court, 50 feet; FIRST JUSTICE Commissioners reserve the right to waive any informality in or to reject any or all WESTERLY by land late of Wells about 70 feet; Russell F. Long proposals or any part thereof and make awards as may appear in the best interest NORTHERLY by land formerly of Isaac Newhall, 50 Feet and Asst. Clerk-Magistrate of the LHAND. EASTERLY by land formerly of Morse about 70 feet being the property known as 16 DATE ISSUED: 07/26/2017 Wells Place Item: Aug. 11, 14, 21, 2017 The Board of Commissioners and the Executive Director will issue the notice of the award and the actual award of this contract. Subject to and with the benefit of easement, restrictions, covenants, conditions COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS and taking of record, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. For THE TRIAL COURT Bid under Chapter 30B M.G. L. mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Charles Gaeta Registry of Deeds in Book 28314, Page 96. Docket No. ES17P2231EA Executive Director INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Item: August 14, 2017 The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal Essex Division assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable 36 Federal Street encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Salem, MA 01907 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of (978)744-1020 THE TRIAL COURT record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Estate of: Catherine Frances Murphy DIVORCE SUMMONS BY Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of Also Known As: Catherine F. Murphy PUBLICATION AND MAILING $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order Date of Death: March 10, 2017 Essex Probate and Family Court to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of 36 Federal Street this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon Joan M. Marks of Winthrop MA Salem, MA 01970 acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Docket No. ES17D1207DR in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Joan M. Marks of Winthrop MA Zunilda Osoria De Valenzuela Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 has been informally appointed as Personal Representatives of the estate to serve vs. or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the without surety on the bond. Natanael Valenzuela Pena premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal error in this publication. Representatives under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with To the Defendant: Other terms to be announced at the sale. the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court CP-SRMOF II 2012-A Trust, U.S. Bank Trust National Association, not in its from the Personal Representatives and can petition the Court in any matter relating grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown individual capacity but solely as Trustee to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. The Complaint is on file at the Court. Korde & Associates, P.C. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you 900 Chelmsford Street and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status Suite 3102 Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Lowell, MA 01851 Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: (978) 256-1500 Item: August 14, 2017 Miryam E Cissero, Esq. Silk, Caitlin M., 16-026943, August 14, 2017, August 21, 2017, August 28, Cissero Law Group, PC 2017 15247 Kenmore Street Item: August 14, 21, 28 2017 Boston, MA 02215 your answer, if any, on or before 12/26/2017. If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. 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ASSOCIATED PRESS sion to remove a Confed- is: “We don’t want you in erate monument, a car Boston. We don’t want you BOSTON — Hundreds rammed into a crowd of spewing the hate that we of protesters gathered in anti-white nationalists saw (on Saturday).” Boston and Plymouth fol- protesters, killing a wom- Police say they’re work- lowing Saturday’s violent an, and a state police he- ing on a security plan this white supremacist rally in licopter crashed into the week. Charlottesville, Va., that woods, leaving two troop- In Plymouth, about 100 left three people dead and ers onboard dead. people rallied at a park in dozens injured. WBZ-TV reported that Plymouth on Sunday, with More than 300 people Boston Mayor Marty some carrying signs that gathered Saturday eve- Walsh spoke out against a read “no place for hate” ning in Boston in support “Free Speech Rally” slated and “stop pretending your of the victims. for next Saturday in the racism is patriotism.” As white nationalists PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS city. The Democrat says The demonstration began protested the city’s deci- his message to the group around 4 p.m. People fly into the air as a vehicle drives into a group of protesters demon- strating against a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., Saturday. White House scrambling to Experts: Violence the result explain Trump’s clash response of political pressure cooker By Jonathan Lemire ASSOCIATED PRESS By Claire Galofaro that we’ve come to this said. “As long as they were BEDMINSTER, N.J. — ASSOCIATED PRESS point,” he said. “I’m terri- existing in this kind of sad The White House scram- bly depressed we’ve come little shadow world where bled Sunday to elaborate on The videos that rolled to this point but I’m not they were just talking across the television screen President Donald Trump’s surprised. It didn’t come to each other, it was dis- were startling: Americans response to deadly, race-fu- out of nowhere.” turbing, but it’s not as beating each other with eled clashes in Charlottes- Historians and political profoundly dangerous as ville, Virginia, as he came clubs and sticks on the scientists have been warn- when they feel they can under bipartisan scolding streets of a quiet college ing that American politics take the public square.” for not clearly condemning town. White supremacists had become a pressure The violence had been white supremacists and with torches; anti-fascists cooker, full of racial ten- building for months during other hate groups immedi- pushing back. An impro- sion building once again to a series of confrontations ately after the altercations. vised flame thrower fash- the point of a deadly clash, between members of the As the chorus of criticism ioned from an aerosol can. like the one in Charlottes- “alt-right” — a loose collec- grew, White Houses aides Bottles of frozen water ville, Va., on Saturday that tion of white nationalists, were dispatched to the hurled like bricks at one claimed three lives. morning news shows, yet PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS another’s skulls. White supremacy has al- racists and anti-immigra- they struggled at times to President Donald Trump speaks about the on- Kevin Boyle, an Amer- ways lurked in America’s tion populists — and peo- explain the president’s po- ican history professor at shadow, said Boyle, whose ple who oppose them. It going situation in Charlottesville, Va., at Trump sition. A new White House Northwestern University, teaching focuses on the began the very day Trump National Golf Club. statement on Sunday ex- watched it unfold, the feel- history of racial violence put his hand on a Bible plicitly denounced the Ku ing in his gut both horror and civil rights. Then, he and took the oath of office. itoring the Charlottesville been going on for a long Klux Klan and neo-Na- and a sense that the racial believes, President Donald Skirmishes broke out at his protests, another about a time in our country. Not tension bubbling for years Trump was elected and inauguration between his zi groups, but it was at- Justice Department probe Donald Trump. Not Barack had finally, almost inevi- emboldened their hate. supporters, some of them tributed to an unnamed into the violence. Obama. It’s been going on tably, begun boiling over. “Donald Trump gave white nationalists, and spokesperson and not the In the hours after a car for a long, long time.” “Given our political mo- them permission to come those against him. More president himself. Vice plowed into a group of an- The White House statement, I’m not surprised out into the real world,” he than 200 were arrested. President Mike Pence, ti-racist counter-protest- ment Sunday went fur- traveling in South Ameri- ers on Saturday, Trump ther. “The president said ca, condemned “these dan- addressed the violence in very strongly in his state- Man accused of ramming protesters gerous fringe groups” and broad strokes, saying that ment yesterday that he said they “have no place in he condemns “in the stron- condemns all forms of vi- pictured with white supremacist group American public life and gest possible terms this olence, bigotry and hatred in the American debate.” egregious display of hatred, and of course that includes By Dake Kang and Trump, meanwhile, re- bigotry and violence on white Supremacists, KKK, Dan Sewell mained out of sight and si- many sides, on many sides.” neo-Nazi and all extrem- ASSOCIATED PRESS lent, save for a few retweets. Speaking slowly from his ist groups.” It added: “He One was about two Virginia New Jersey golf club while called for national unity FLORENCE, Ky. — The state policemen killed in a on a 17-day working va- and bringing all Ameri- young man accused of helicopter crash while mon- cation, Trump added: “It’s cans together.” plowing a car into a crowd of people protesting a white supremacist rally was fas- Advocates stage first big Texas cinated with Nazism, idol- ized Adolf Hitler, and had been singled out by school protest against border wall officials in the 9th grade for his “deeply held, radi- By Nomaan cal” convictions on race, a Merchant former high school teacher ASSOCIATED PRESS said Sunday. James Alex Fields Jr. also MISSION, Texas — Hun- confided that he had been dreds of protesters wearing diagnosed with schizo- white and chanting in En- phrenia when he was glish and Spanish marched younger and had been pre- Saturday in Texas’ first scribed an anti-psychotic major protest against a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS medication, Derek Weimer border wall, crossing the said in an interview with James Alex Fields Jr., left, holds a black shield earthen Rio Grande levee The Associated Press. in Charlottesville, Va. where President Donald PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In high school, Fields Trump’s administration was an “average” student, Police charged Fields had been photographed wants to build part of the Hundreds of people march along a levee in South but with a keen interest with second-degree mur- hours earlier carrying first phase. Texas toward the Rio Grande in Mission, Texas. in military history, Hit- der and other counts for the emblem of Vanguard The protesters launched ler, and Nazi Germany, allegedly driving his sil- America, one of the hate what’s expected to be a and insignificant. Maybe Organizers of Saturday’s said Weimer, who said he ver Dodge Challenger groups that organized fierce movement against we are,” said Anthoney protest wanted to make Trump’s best-known im- was Fields’ social studies through a crowd of pro- the “take America back” Saenz, a 19-year-old native clear the depth of local migration policy priority. teacher at Randall K. Coo- testers in Charlottesville, campaign in protest of the of the Rio Grande Valley, opposition to the border Many of the participants per high school in Union, Va., on Saturday, killing removal of a Confederate the southernmost point of wall, which as proposed Kentucky, in Fields’ junior a 32-year-old woman and acknowledged they might Texas and a region where statue. The group on Sun- would cut through a fed- not be able to stop a project Trump has proposed put- and senior years. wounding at least 19 oth- erally protected wildlife “Once you talked to James er people. A Virginia State day denied any association that the U.S. government ting 60 miles of wall as refuge and split apart sev- for a while, you would start Police helicopter deployed with the suspect, even as is already planning, but part of a $1.6 billion pro- to see that sympathy to- in a large-scale police re- a separate hate group that they hoped to draw nation- posal. “But when our voic- eral border towns. Some wards Nazism, that idoliza- sponse to the violence then organized Saturday’s rally al attention to the cause es come together, when we 40 groups took part in tion of Hitler, that belief in crashed into the woods pledged on social media and persuade lawmakers band together as a commu- the protest, from environ- white supremacy,” Weimer outside of town and both to organize future events who have yet to sign off on nity to try to get a voice out mentalists to landowners’ said. “It would start to troopers on board died. that would be “bigger than funding for the project. there, we have to hope we rights groups to immi- creep out.” The 20-year-old Fields Charlottesville.” “We might seem small get heard,” he said. grant advocates. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 2017 HEALTH Democrats use bus tour to criticize GOP health care vote By Thomas resent competitive congres- scription of legislation that Care Act. The 61-year-old Beaumont sional districts where Dem- would have made deep Democrat and coffee shop ASSOCIATED PRESS ocrat Hillary Clinton won cuts in Medicaid, allowed owner from Hiawatha add- or came close in last year’s states to opt out of cover- ed, “But Republicans now CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa presidential election. age for essential benefits — Democrats used a bus need to reach out.” The collapse of the years- and knocked 23 million While Blum has allied emblazoned with the words long Republican quest to Americans off insurance. “Drive for our Lives” to gin himself with the House’s dismantle Obamacare has The black-and-gray motor conservative Freedom up opposition to vulnerable been a bitter pill for House coach was parked in down- Caucus, Young angered House Republicans who Republicans who voted for town Cedar Rapids, Iowa, as conservatives when he voted against “Obamacare” the legislation in May only Diane Peterson urged Blum with the aim of upending to see the drive fall apart to listen to his district’s initially opposed a House the GOP’s majority in next recently in the Senate independent voters, who GOP health care bill, year’s midterm elections. when the GOP failed to outnumber those affiliated then weeks later swung The vote to repeal and muster enough votes. with either major party. behind it. Independents replace the Obama health Now all that some law- “Of course there are were frustrated with the care law looms large for 21 makers have to show for things in the ACA that need two-term congressman’s GOP lawmakers, including the politically tough vote is fixing,” said Peterson, refer- embrace of a partisan ap- Iowa Reps. David Young the word “mean” — Presi- ring to the Obama health proach to repealing and and Rod Blum. They rep- dent Donald Trump’s de- law’s name, the Affordable replacing Obamacare.

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