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By Thomas Grillo 10 percent, with 34 single-fam- September. than their rent.” to rise. ITEM STAFF ily homes sold in September “Over the summer, there were One of the factors that’s driv- In Peabody, sales were off by compared to 31 a year ago. tons of buyers who came to open ing prices up is the lack of homes nearly 14 percent, though prices LYNN — September sales of As sales soared in those two houses in Lynn in search of val- for sale, say brokers. On Friday, climbed. The median price of a single-family homes in Lynn and Saugus outpaced the rest communities, so did prices. The ue and they found it here,” said the MLS Property Information single-family home increased to of the North Shore, according to median price for a single-family Kate DiVirgilio, a co-owner of Network listed 60 single-family $437,450 last month, up 15 per- The Warren Group, the Boston home in Lynn swelled to $339,00 Re/Max Advantage Lynn. “Many homes for sale in Lynn. Brokers cent from a year ago when the real estate tracker. in September, a nearly 13 per- of the buyers were renting in say that number has been twice median was $380,000. There were 64 home sales in cent increase from $300,750 places like Everett, Wake eld, as high in the past. In Revere sales fell by 18 per- Lynn last month, up nearly two a year ago. In Saugus, medi- Revere and Somerville, but they Still, while much of the North cent while the median price percent from the 58 sold one an prices rose by 18 percent to can buy a home in Lynn and Shore did not fare as well in year ago. Saugus sales rose by $412,500, up from $350,000 last their mortgage would be less terms of sales, prices continued SALES, A7

HOUSE SPEAKER ROBERT A. DELEO ALL DRESSED UP Arrest in COMMENTARY IN NAHANT Speaking Saugus out for rape — 17 Amazon years later When I grew up in a crowd- ITEM STAFF REPORT ed corner of East Boston, Suf- folk Downs radiated electric- SAUGUS — A former bus driver for ity and excitement. Everyone children with special needs was held knew the major race days. without bail on charges of kidnapping Customers at Carlo’s Mar- and raping one of his young passen- gers in Saugus in 1998, in Salem Supe- ket on Bennington Street rior Court on Friday. buzzed with talk about fast Henry Gonzalez, now 44,  ed before horses. Many spent entire his trial 17 years ago and was returned days, if not whole weekends, to Massachusetts Thursday night to at the track. face justice. The track was about more He will answer to charges of rape of than recreation. It was about a child with force, kidnapping, and in- jobs. In East Boston, Win- decent assault and battery on a child throp and Revere, Suffolk under 14 thanks to an investigation Downs employed residents by Saugus Police, Massachusetts State in maintenance, horse care Police, the United States Marshals and concessions. It’s no se- Services, and the Essex County Dis- cret that my father worked trict Attorney. for many years as the maître Gonzalez, who lived in Lynn at the d’ hotel at the Turf Club at time of the crime, had been added to Suffolk Downs. For awhile, the Massachusetts State Police Most he held another main job, Wanted list in 2001. He was also fea- overseeing the dining room tured on the former America’s Most at the Statler Hilton in the Wanted television show. Back Bay. By the time I was “No one on the investigative team an adult, he worked at the ever forgot the victim who was so se- Turf Club full-time. riously harmed by this violent crimi- Throughout his work life, nal, and no member of the team ever Suffolk Downs provided a wavered in their dedication to hauling much-needed infusion of him out of the shadows where he was money, a sense of communi- hiding and into the light of justice,” ty, and even an element of said Colonel Richard D. McKeon, su- glamour. perintendent of the Massachusetts To a son of East Boston and State Police, in a statement. someone who has represent- Gonzalez was located in the Do- ed Revere for more than two minican Republic through a joint lo- decades, the Amazon RFP cal-state-federal investigation and reads like it was crafted with arrested there earlier this year by dep- Suffolk Downs in mind. The ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK uty United States marshals. location borders Logan In- “Today, I want to commend the Essex ternational Airport — near- Kaileigh Patterson, 5, dressed up as a Teenage Mutant Ninja County District Attorney’s Of ce, the er to the airport than even Turtle for the Spooky Walk in Nahant on Friday. investigators with the Massachusetts some of the satellite park- State Police, the Saugus Police Depart- ing locations. It boasts two By Daniel Kane fore battling Sean Abbady, donning a Bat- ment, and the deputies of the Unit- MBTA stations as well as FOR THE ITEM man cape, in an imagination- lled duel. ed States Marshals Service for their proximity to state highways. Not far behind was Kaileigh Patterson, steadfast commitment to ensuring In addition, with more than NAHANT — A superhero clash broke 5, dressed as a ninja turtle, ready to en- Henry Gonzalez be held accountable 160 contiguous acres, Suffolk out in front of Johnson Elementary School gage in the fun before class. for the crimes for which he has been Downs can accommodate in Nahant on Friday morning. It was all part of the school’s Spooky sought since 2000,” said John Gibbons, “I’m strong man,” 5-year-old Henry Mar- AMAZON, A7 tin proclaimed in his superhero attire be- NAHANT, A7 RAPE, A6 Peabody serving up new restaurants By Adam Swift disco and will include 29 residential ITEM STAFF units as well as restaurants on the rst  oor. PEABODY — Plans to make the downtown a North Shore dining The past week has seen other ma- A pedestrian cross- destination are coming to a boil. jor developments on the restaurant es the crosswalk in Earlier this year, the popular Bro- front, as city of cials unveiled plans Peabody Square in die’s Pub announced plans to move for two new establishments and one front of the future from Lowell Street to the O’Shea existing eatery moving to a larger site of Brodie’s Building at the corner of Main and location on Main Street. The three Pub. Foster streets. The building is being renovated by local developer Pat To- PEABODY, A7 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK

INSIDE Devil will have his day in Medford In Lynn LOOK! By Steve Freker That is why an upcoming visit they create new wooden-mask mas- An alliance for fun Bill Brotherton reviews FOR THE ITEM to Medford by a pair of world-re- terpieces. and learning. A3 Michael McDonald at nowned artists, the Horta Brothers The visit to Medford coincides  Lynn Auditorium. A8 MEDFORD — In a world of mass from the tiny Mexican town of To- with the holiday Dia de los Muertos Alegre Dental production, 3D printers and as many cauro, is so eagerly anticipated. (Day of the Dead), which is celebrat- supporting youth In Sports different types of inexpensively-pro- Manuel and Modesto Horta will ed throughout Mexico and in many Spartans sting Hornets mentoring initiative. A3 duced plastics as you can count on be visiting the Margaritas Mexican other Latin American countries. in football playoff both hands, it is a true novelty when Restaurant on Wednesday, Nov. 1 This year the holiday is marked quarter nals. B1 something is made by hand, from where they are expected to amaze scratch. those who are dining that day when MEDFORD, A7

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The horror of an in the case told police Eva Cormier, 87 Brian C. Whelan, 54 attempted abduction in he wanted to slash the 1962-2017 Lynn, curiosity about an baby’s throat. old Saugus steakhouse’s Hilltop project LYNN — Mrs. Eva her husband Tom PEABODY — Bri- nieces and nephews, redevelopment, and con- charges forward: (LeBlanc) Cormi- of Lynn, Michael an C. Whelan, 54, Ashley, TJ, Michael, sternation directed at the The massive new proj- er, age 87, of Lynn, Cormier of Lynn and of Peabody, passed Michael, Terri, Jackie possible loss of housing ect planned for the former passed away peace- Mark Cormier of New peacefully on Thurs- and Jimmy Whelan. court in Lynn led the Route 1 institution’s lo- fully on Oct. 25, Hampshire; one sis- day, Oct. 26, 2017 He was the brother of online conversation this cation continued to creep 2017, following a ter, Rita LeBlanc of surrounded by his the late Rick Whelan. week. forward. Developers told prolonged period of Montreal, Canada; family after a cou- Service informa- Here are the week’s top Saugus officials they plan illness at the North a brother, Brother rageous battle with tion: A visitation will stories on Itemlive.com: to start construction by Shore Life Care Cen- Christian of the Trap- cancer. be held on Sunday White Rose owner: the end of the year. And ter in Lynn, with her pist Monastery, Ken- He was born in from 4 p.m. un- ‘I’ve lost my business yes, the giant cactus is and I’ve lost my daugh- beloved family at her side. tucky; nine grandchildren, 10 Lynn on Dec. 12, 1962, the til 7 p.m. at the CONWAY, still in the development’s ter’: She was the wife of the late great-grandchildren and sev- son of Claire M. (Carroll) CAHILL-BRODEUR Funeral rendering. Richard Cormier. eral nieces and nephews. Eva Whelan and the late James Home at the 82 Lynn St., Readers continue to pore over and discuss the Liquor store robbed A lifelong resident of Lynn, was predeceased by an infant F. Whelan and had resided in Peabody facility. His funeral in Lynn: she was the daughter of the son, Matthew, her brother Wal- Peabody most of his life. will be held on Monday at 9 debacle that led to a Lynn The suspect in this case late Frederick and Alice (Roy) ter “Sonny” LeBlanc and two Brian worked in the plumb- a.m. from the funeral home coffee shop’s closure. stuck a gun in a cashier’s LeBlanc. Eva was a devoted sisters, Sr. Irene LeBlanc, SSA ing industry and was the main followed by a funeral Mass in Lynn Police: Man wife and mother. She attended and Mrs. Jean DeFillipo. caretaker of his loving mother, St. Ann’s Church, Lynn, Street, suspected of trying to face and demanded cash. St. Jean-Baptist School and Service information: Her Claire. He was always willing Peabody, at 10 a.m. Burial kidnap a baby made Lynn housing court was an active parishioner of funeral will be held from the to help anyone and share a will be in Cedar Grove Cem- ‘alarming’ statements: getting eviction notice: St. Jean–Baptist Parish, where GOODRICH Funeral Home, good laugh. etery, Peabody. Expressions The brazen daytime at- A new plan may take she was employed for many 128 Washington St., Lynn, on He is survived by his mother of sympathy may be made to tempt to kidnap a 1-year- away the housing court’s years. Eva had also worked Tuesday at 9:30 a.m., followed of Peabody; a daughter, Ca- St. Ann’s Church, 140 Lynn old baby from a Lynn one day in Lynn, forcing at a local nursing home and by a funeral Mass in Sacred sey Whelan of Phoenix, Ariz.; St., Peabody, MA 01960 or laundromat was headline residents to find their at Maxey’s Cleaners. She was Heart Church, 571 Boston St., his siblings and spouses, Tim to Care Dimensions,75 Syl- news across the state this way to Salem. Advocates also a member of the St. Vin- Lynn, at 10:30 a.m. Burial will and Joan Whelan of Marble- van St., Suite 102-B, Danvers, week. Even more trou- say that’s too far for resi- cent de Paul Society. follow in St. Jean Cemetery, head, Dan and Lisa Whelan of MA 01923 in his memory. For bling was a prosecutor’s dents with mobility issues Eva was an avid reader. Lynn. Relatives and friends Lynnfield; a sister-in-law, De- guest book and directions, claim that the suspect or lack of transportation. She greatly enjoyed visiting are respectfully invited. Visit- nise Whelan of Lynn; and his visit www.ccbfuneral.com. her brother in Kentucky and ing hours are Monday 6-8 p.m. her sisters in Montreal and in Donations, if desired, may be Marlboro. made to the St. Vincent de She is survived by three Paul Society or to a charity of children, Karen Odgers and one’s choice. ‘Infuriated’ DeLeo orders

Jane A. O’Connor, 49 review of harassment policy By Bob Salsberg would vote for a bill in ex- free of sexual harassment in several state houses ASSOCIATED PRESS change for sex. and retaliation,” for all around the country in the SALEM — Jane Roseanne (Magnu- None of the women who House members and staff. weeks since allegations Anne O’Connor, age son) Reynolds of BOSTON — Describing spoke to the newspaper The review also would were made public against himself as “infuriated and 49, of Salem, passed Tewksbury, David nor any of the men they include an evaluation of Hollywood film producer deeply disturbed” about al- away on Thursday O’Connor of Colora- accused were identified by training materials provid- Harvey Weinstein. legations of sexual harass- in the Kaplan Fam- do, Paul O’Connor of name. ed to legislators and em- The California Senate ment at the State House, ily Hospice House Texas, Mark O’Connor “I am infuriated and ployees, and protocols for has hired a law firm to in- in Danvers with her of North Reading, the Democratic leader of deeply disturbed to hear investigating complaints. vestigate after women de- family and friends by and Stephen O’Con- the Massachusetts House that a dozen women who And it would review scribed a culture of sexual her side. nor of Maryland; as on Friday ordered an im- are professionally asso- whether victims of sexual Born in Lynn, she well as many aunts, mediate review of his intimidation. Lawmakers ciated with the (State harassment feel empow- in Rhode Island and Or- was the daughter of the late uncles, nieces, nephews and chamber’s policies on ha- House) have described ered to safely report such egon have spoken up to David F. and Ethel (O’Donnell) cousins. She was the sister of rassment and retaliation, being sexually harassed incidents without retalia- accuse male colleagues of O’Connor. She was raised in the late David Magnuson. while promising to inves- while here,” said DeLeo. tion. inappropriate touching or Lynn and attended Lynn En- Service information: Her tigate any reported inci- “While I understand and DeLeo, who has been glish High School. She had funeral will be held on dents. support their desire to re- speaker since 2009, said suggesting that sexual fa- lived in Salem for the past 10 Tuesday at 9 a.m. from the Speaker Robert DeLeo main anonymous, the fact he has always maintained vors be a condition for ad- years. SOLIMINE Funeral Home, took to the House floor that victims fear the con- a zero tolerance policy for vancing bills. Jane had worked at vari- 67 Ocean St. (Route 1A), shortly after a column sequences to their careers harassment and sought DeLeo said he took no ous secretarial positions in Lynn, followed by a funeral appeared in The Boston of reporting the harass- a “positive work environ- comfort in knowing that the Boston area. She enjoyed Mass in St. John the Evan- Globe that detailed a se- ment is as upsetting as ment” for the Legislature. Massachusetts was not socializing and loved to be gelist Church, Swampscott, ries of alleged incidents the harassment itself.” “To hear that we may alone. He promised that around people. She loved her at 10 a.m. Burial will be in over the past two decades DeLeo’s order instructs have failed is deeply trou- any reported incident friends, and will be missed St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Lynn. or so, including one in House counsel to launch bling to me,” the speaker of harassment would be by all of them. Jane loved the Relatives and friends are which a female lobbyist a comprehensive review of said. thoroughly investigated ocean, animals, and Holly- respectfully invited. Visiting said a legislator strong- all policies and procedures and “appropriate action” wood news. She enjoyed Sa- hours are Monday from 4-8 Revelations of sexual taken against offenders. lem’s Haunted Happenings p.m. Those who prefer may ly implied to her that he to ensure “a workplace harassment have emerged every year. She was full of make donations to the Ka- compassion and her family plan Family Hospice House, was her greatest joy. 78 Liberty St., Danvers, Trump frustrated by intelligence Jane is survived by her twin MA 01923. Directions and brother, Michael O’Connor guestbook at www.solimine. of Swampscott, her siblings, com. community’s Kennedy secrecy

By Zeke Miller government spycraft to ASSOCIATED PRESS monitor his campaign. In Ivaloo MacVicar, 102 the JFK files matter, one WASHINGTON — It White House official said, was a showdown 25 years Trump wanted to make SAUGUS — Mrs. Ivaloo Small of New Hampshire and in the making: With the clear he wouldn’t be bul- (Small) MacVicar, age 102, the lateIN NatalieMEMORIAM Small and world itching to finally get lied by the agencies. died on Oct. 3 at the Rubin Phyllis Watt.DENISE Mrs. PERRYMacVicar is a look at classified Kennedy Whatever occurred in the 1992 ~ OCTOBER 29 ~ 2017 assassination files, and the Thompson Assisted Living in alsoTWENTY-FIFTH survived by ANNIVERSARYseven grand- lead-up to deadline day, Saugus. She was the wife of children and 11 great-grand- deadline for their release Trump was irritated Thurs- the late John A. MacVicar. children. She was the long- just hours away, intelli- day that agencies still were Born in Everett, she was the time companion of the late gence officials were still an- arguing for more redac- daughter of the late Leonard Henry Lawrence. She was gling for a way to keep their tions. The president earlier and Lillian (Soar) Small. Mrs. predeceased by her daughter- secrets. President Donald in the week had tweeted to Trump, the one man able MacVicar was a middle school in-law Susan MacVicar. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tease the release of the doc- teacher in the Saugus Public In lieu of flowers donations to block the release, did uments, heightening the School System for many years. in her memory may be made not appreciate their per- In this Nov. 22, 1963 file photo, President John sense of drama on a subject She was a member of the for- to the charity of your choice. sistence. He did not intend F. Kennedy waves from his car in a motorcade that has sparked the imag- mer Saugus Community Unit- Service information: Rel- to make this easy. in Dallas. Riding with Kennedy are First Lady inations of conspiracy the- Like much else sur- Jacqueline Kennedy, right, Nellie Connally, ed Methodist Church, the St. atives andI remember friends you aretoday invit- orists for decades. Under a John’s Women’s Guild and the ed to attendand everyday.visiting hours rounding investigations second from left, and her husband, Texas Gov. 1992 law, all of the records Monday Club. in theI remember BISBEE-PORCELLA the good times of the 1963 killing of John Connally, far left. related to the assassination and the bad. President John F. Ken- Mrs. MacVicar was the FuneralI rememberHome, 549 the times Lincoln were to be made public un- mother of Robert MacVicar Ave., hangingSaugus, out aton the Saturday, beach. nedy, Thursday’s release ter to the story of Trump’s nation-related documents less explicitly withheld by and his wife Connie of Illinois, Nov. I4, remember 11 a.m. the phoneto noon. calls A of 2,800 records from the troubled relationship with ready for release on Thurs- the president. when I lived away. JFK files was anything but Just before the release Norman MacVicar and his funeralI remember service the cardswill andbe lettersheld his spy agencies. He again day, according to a person wife Nancy of Andover and the in the funeralthat you homesent to atme. noon. smooth. It came together flashed his skepticism and familiar with the process. Thursday, Trump wrote late Philip MacVicar and his ForI rememberdirections your brightand bluecondo eyes- only at the last minute, unpredictability in deal- The person, who was not in a memorandum that wife Linda of New Hampshire. lencesand www.BisbeePorcella. your beautiful smile. with White House lawyers ing with agencies long authorized to publicly to he had “no choice” but to I remember being the She was the sister of Leonard com. best of friends. still fielding late-arriving accustomed to a level of discuss the process and agree to requests from the I remember promising that requests for additional deference. Intelligence of- spoke only on condition of CIA and FBI to keep thou- I would never forget. redactions in the morning ficials, meanwhile, were anonymity, said the goal sands of documents secret I remember you.... and an irritated Trump IN MEMORIAM In loving memory, again left scratching their was to have all the agen- because of the possibility DENISE PERRY Karen continuing to resist sign- heads about a president cy’s documents ready to be that releasing the infor- 1992 ~ OCTOBER 29 ~ 2017 ing off on the request, ac- whose impulses they can- released in full or with na- mation could still harm TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY IN MEMORIAM cording to an account by not predict. tional security redactions national security. Two RUTH SIMBLIARIS two White House officials. And those officials had before the deadline. aides said Trump was up- 2012 ~ OCTOBER 29 ~ 2017 They spoke only on condi- their own story to tell, Since taking office,set by what he perceived ON HER FIFTH ANNIVERSARY tion of anonymity to dis- some rejecting the notion Trump has challenged the to be overly broad secrecy cuss internal discussions. they were slow to act on integrity of intelligence requests, adding that the The tale of the final hours Trump’s expectations for leaders, moved to exert agencies had been explic- before the congressionally the documents. The CIA more control over U.S. spy- itly warned about his ex- mandated 25-year release began work months ago to ing agencies and accused pectation that redactions deadline adds a new chap- get its remaining assassi- his predecessor of using be kept to a minimum.

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The to be laying out the $4 trillion in [email protected] president and the Senate majority loophole closings that need to take leader may have made up, but the place,” Mr. Corker said. “Hopefully Circulation [email protected] makeup of today’s Republican Par- the White House will step aside ty is built for conflict. and let that occur in a normal pro- Ext. 3 cess.” The party regulars cannot abide Newsroom the man their convention delegates This is more than a break with [email protected] chose as their presidential nomi- protocol, as presidents and lead- [email protected] ers of their party on Capitol Hill EDITORIAL nee and who now sits in the Oval Ext. 4 Office. That president is conduct- almost always work intimately on ing an on-again, off-again range top legislative priorities. A prime Sports war against his party’s leaders and example: The Democrats’ alliance [email protected] regularly consults with, and occa- with the Obama White House on Ext. 5 health care in 2010. Fighting opioid sionally consorts with, Democratic Retail and Online congressional leaders. The tea par- It is also a break with practice. In Advertising ty wing distrusts the House speak- the last major tax overhaul, com- [email protected] er, a man who only five years ago pleted in 1986, the White House crisis requires was the party’s vice-presidential and Congress worked together. ADVERTISING nominee and the great hope of con- Indeed, it was a Republican presi- Ernie Carpenter Jr. servatives. And true conservatives, dent and a Democratic chairman of Director of Advertising those steeped in Friedrich Hayek the House Ways and Means Com- and Business Development, ext. 1355 federal funds and Edmund Burke, appended the mittee who were the principals in [email protected] word “never” before the GOP nomi- the landmark measure. Ronald Michele Iannaco nee’s name and don’t consider Don- Reagan and Rep. Dan Rostenkows- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 President Donald Trump declared the opioid ald J. Trump a conservative at all. ki presented an astonishing united [email protected] abuse crisis a national public health emer- Without the glue provided by front, with the Illinois lawmaker’s gency on Thursday. Speaking from the White Jim McFadyen Franklin Roosevelt and the urgen- public “Write Rosty” appeal win- House, the president was joined by New Jersey Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 cy provided by the Great Depres- ning rave reviews from the Reagan [email protected] Gov. Chris Christie, who chairs the president’s sion and then World War II, the White House. commission on opioid abuse. The governor has Ralph Mitchell Democratic Party was an unwieldy Last week’s spectacle on Capitol pushed hard for Trump to raise a national flag Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 coalition, almost unnatural. The Hill — Mr. Trump’s appearance at [email protected] in the war against abuse. Thursday was a par- Republicans of this period, with- the weekly Republican senatorial tial victory. Patricia Whalen out the glue of the Reagan-Bush luncheon followed by Mr. Flake’s “No part of our society — not young or old, rich Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 axis, which provided them two de- charge that the president was caus- or poor, urban or rural — has been spared this [email protected] cades in office between 1981 and ing the “casual undermining of our horrible plague,” Trump said. The president is 2009, are even more unstable, in democratic ... ideals” — may have BUSINESS OFFICE correct. Thursday’s declaration gives states lat- part because many of them regard no precedent. The antiwar state- itude in fighting this “plague.” States will have Beth Bresnahan their putative leader as unstable. ments of Sens. J. William Fulbright more flexibility in how they use federal funds, Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 That point was made earlier this of Arkansas, Eugene McCarthy of [email protected] and in rural areas, they can use telemedicine to month by Sen. Bob Corker of Ten- Minnesota and George S. McGov- prescribe treatment. All of this is good. Susan J. Conti nessee and suggested by Sen. John ern of South Dakota against Lyn- But there is a big “but” as well. The president Controller, ext. 1288 McCain of Arizona, who, without don B. Johnson, a fellow Democrat has not suggested a funding source. He leaves [email protected] mentioning Mr. Trump’s name, and onetime leading member of the that up to Congress and that is not likely to be Ted Grant criticized the “half-baked, spurious senatorial fraternity, were pointed, a fast route. The appropriations committees of Publisher, ext. 1234 nationalism” of the president. but they didn’t suggest that LBJ the House and the Senate have had no conver- [email protected] Then, in the course of one week, represented a dangerous departure sations with the White House on funding and Marian Kinney former President George W. Bush from fundamental American ideals that should have occurred before Thursday’s ext. 1212 and Mr. McCain’s Arizona col- or traditional public presidential announcement. Not much happens without [email protected] league, Sen. Jeff Flake, joined the comportment. (There were plen- funding. criticism of the president, deplor- ty of private critiques of the 36th Will Kraft The opioid crisis cannot be contained with- Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 ing his tone and techniques and president’s behavior.) out a substantial federal commitment and [email protected] questioning his fitness for office. There are, to be sure, surface the Republican Congress has given no signs explanations for much of this. Mr. The effect — amplified by Mr. Jennifer Perez of increasing spending on this public health Bush is the brother of former Gov. ext. 1205 Flake’s charge Tuesday that “[n] emergency to the level needed. And the crisis Jeb Bush of Florida, whom Mr. [email protected] ine months of this administration cannot be addressed by pulling money from Trump ridiculed during the 2016 is enough for us to stop pretending Carolina Trujillo other equally important needs — like the fed- Republican nomination fight. Mr. that this is somehow normal” and Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 eral Disaster Relief Fund or taking money, for McCain has been gunning for Mr. [email protected] by Mr. Corker’s new comments, example, from HIV prevention and treatment Trump since the Manhattan bil- asking why the president “lowers Jim Wilson programs. lionaire questioned the heroism of himself to such a low, low standard Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Whether Thursday was the first salvo in a the onetime Vietnam prisoner of and debases our country” — only [email protected] real fight against opioid abuse or an elaborate war in July 2015. And Mr. Flake added to the perception that the CIRCULATION press event will depend on how much political and Mr. Corker are free to speak Republicans, the repository of or- capital Trump puts into finding funding. because they are not running for Lisa Mahmoud der in our politics, were descending Christie said getting naloxone — an over- another term, perhaps because Manager, ext. 1239 into a troubling period of disorder. dose antidote — to every first responder in the they could not win nomination or [email protected] This breakdown is occurring nation is essential. “That will bend the curve re-election. CLASSIFIED at a perilous time, as a Repub- back in terms of lost lives.” And as USA Today But the tone and force of their lican congressional leadership Abbe Young Smith reports, the governor was not concerned that remarks cannot be comforting to team that was unable to overturn Manager, ext. 1276 Trump did not go as far as declaring the opioid the Republican Party, which until [email protected] Obamacare prepares to fashion a crisis a national emergency. recently had promoted — revered, tax bill in an atmosphere where “My view is that this action sends a clear even — primogeniture and pruden- NEWSROOM ideological forces (the modern signal from the president that he wants mon- cy. conservative desire to reduce tax- Bill Brotherton ey appropriated into that fund,” Christie said. If you enter the words “Repub- Features Editor ext. 1338 es and the role of Washington in “And it gives Congress a place to go with that lican” and “crack up” in your web [email protected] the economy) collide with practi- money to give the administration some flexibil- browser, you will find some 1.2 mil- cal factors (the old conservative Gayla Cawley ity to be able to use it to deal with some of the lion entries. Given my devout belief desire to promote thrift and fight Reporter, ext. 1236 most pressing parts of it.” that the United States is a weaker [email protected] deficits). Meanwhile, Mr. Trump According to the Centers for Disease Control nation without a strong Republi- intervenes inconveniently, and Cheryl Charles and Prevention, since 1999, prescription opioid can Party, it can be argued that if inconsistently, in the legislative Night Editor, ext. 1278 drug deaths have quadrupled. Every day more the Republicans have a problem, [email protected] process by, among other things, than 1,000 people are treated in emergency the United States has a problem. expressing changing views on pro- Tori Faieta rooms for not using opioids as directed. More visions of the popular 401(k) re- David Shribman is a Pulitzer Copy Editor than 100 people die each day because of the tirement savings programs. Prize-winning columnist. He is a [email protected] opioid crisis. Mr. Flake’s assertion on the Sen- Swampscott High graduate. Thomas Grillo The president said: “As Americans, we cannot Reporter, ext. 1264 allow this to continue. It is time to liberate our [email protected] communities from the scourge of drug addic- tion. We can be the generation that ends the Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 opioid epidemic. We can do it.” [email protected] We agree with the president — we can do it. But it is not just about getting naloxone to first Thor Jourgensen responders because that just gives an addict a News Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] second chance without addressing his or her addiction issue. What is also needed is atten- Steve Krause tion on the source of the drugs — from the pre- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 [email protected] scription painkillers that are often the gateway to abuse to the drug bazaars of cities like Pat- Katie Morrison erson that sell cheap heroin. Sports Reporter The president spoke of his late brother’s al- [email protected] cohol addiction as his primer to the dangers of Owen O’Rourke substance abuse. Christie often speaks of a law Photographer, ext. 1224 school friend who died because of drug addic- [email protected] tion. Both are compelling narratives. But this is Roberto Scalese not just a suburban problem. It is a street prob- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 lem and it requires an attack from all angles. [email protected] The president took an important step Thurs- Anne Marie Tobin day. But without the federal government’s sub- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 stantial financial commitment, the fight will [email protected] not go further. Show us the money. Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 The above editorial appeared in The Record [email protected] on Friday. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 The Daily Item 50% off

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Call Lisa at 781-593-7700 ext. 1239 A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017 POLICE/FIRE Prosecutors: US conspiracy All address information, particu- 119 Fayette St. at 5:14 p.m. on Thursday; at 125 Willis Ave. larly arrests, reflect police records. In on Thursday; at 810 Lynnway at 11:19 p.m. on Thursday; at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, at 5:29 p.m. on Thursday; at High Street and Mystic Valley came amid slow sales of opioid it is the sole responsibility of the con- 27 Whiting St. at 6:33 p.m. Parkway at 12:59 p.m. on Fri- on Thursday; at 106 Newhall day; at Winthrop Street at 1:20 By Anita Snow cerned party to contact the relevant St. at 10:03 p.m. on Thurs- p.m. on Friday; at 60 High St. ASSOCIATED PRESS police department and have the de- day; at 42/44 Newhall St. at at 3:21 p.m. on Friday; at I-93 PHOENIX — A new partment issue a notice of correction 10:06 p.m. on Thursday; at South at 3:31 p.m. on Friday. mouth spray that deliv- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- 44 Newhall St. at 11:40 p.m. ered the powerful painkill- ifications will not be made without on Thursday; at 1 State St. at Assault er fentanyl to end-stage express notice of change from the 11:43 a.m. on Friday. cancer patients wasn’t A report of trespassing at 90 A report of an assault at 489 arresting police department. Winthrop St. at 4:17 p.m. on selling as well as antici- Gardiner St. at 12:08 p.m. on pated. So drug company Thursday. Wednesday. LYNN executives moved quick- ly to make its production Fire Breaking and Entering Arrests worthwhile. A fire alarm at 144 Broad St. A report of breaking and en- U.S. court records in the Cherleydson Alves, 33, of at 12:19 a.m. Thursday. tering at 28 Sherwood Road at case against an immigrant 159 Cottage St., East Boston, 6:05 p.m. on Thursday. billionaire who is one of was arrested and charged with Theft A report of breaking and en- Arizona’s wealthiest men marked lane violation, speed- tering into a motor vehicle at describe the daunting ing, failure to yield/stop, and A report of a robbery at Wa- 55 Albion St. at 7:27 a.m. on market challenges that driving without a license at terhill Street at 5:46 a.m. on Friday. Insys Therapeutics found- 8:16 p.m. on Thursday. Thursday; at 771 Boston St. at er John N. Kapoor and fel- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 5:03 p.m. on Thursday. low executives faced after Mariel Delgado, of 19 Ha- Complaints Billionaire founder of Insys Therapeutics John A report of larceny at 115 launching the opioid med- nover St., was arrested on Kapoor leaves U.S. District Court after being warrant charges for leaving the Chatham St. at 7 a.m. on A report of a threat at 30 ication Subsys in 2012. arrested earlier Thursday in Phoenix. scene of property damage, un- Thursday; at 151 Hamilton Ave. Kilsyth Road at 4:32 p.m. on The highly addictive drug armed robbery, armed robbery, at 10:19 a.m. on Thursday; at Wednesday; at 35 Bradlee was going to cost a cancer and carjacking at 11:33 a.m. 5 Norwood Terrace at 1:06 Road at 3:16 p.m. on Friday. patient up to thousands of nationwide public health profitable, Insys execu- Thursday. p.m. on Thursday; at 5 Reed St. A report of a disturbance at dollars a month to control emergency. tives turned to aggressive Abdulai Jaloh was arrested at 6:23 p.m. on Thursday; at 8 15 Foster Court at 4:52 p.m. intolerable levels of pain. It The case is just the lat- marketing tactics, such as on warrant charges for tres- Jackson Terrace at 7:09 p.m. on Wednesday; at 18 High St. could only be prescribed by est example of how profits bribes and kickbacks that passing at 9:07 p.m. Thursday. on Thursday; at 475 Western at 11:05 p.m. Wednesday; at a medical practitioner reg- have become more import- included “speaker fees Arterrio Johnson, 35, of 16 Ave. at 11:18 a.m. on Friday; 12 Emerald St. at 12:36 p.m. istered with the Drug En- ant than health for many and honoraria for market- Newhall St., was arrested and at 50 Lynnway at 11:23 a.m. on Thursday. forcement Administration, U.S. pharmaceutical firms, ing events, food and en- charged with failing to register on Friday. A report of a fight at 160 and it was among several New Jersey-based health tertainment” for doctors as a sex offender at 11:34 A report of shoplifting at Wal- High St. at 9 a.m. on Thursday. cancer pain medicines al- care analyst Steve Brozak and pharmacists who pre- a.m. Friday. greens at 21 Joyce St. at 1:29 ready available. said Friday. scribed the drug, accord- Francis Medina, of 49 Sag- p.m. on Thursday; at 294 Union Fire Five years later, Subsys The aggressive market ing to an updated federal St. at 2:18 p.m. on Thursday; tactics that federal prose- fraud and racketeering amore St., was arrested on A fire alarm at 40 Everett is at the heart of the case at Big Lots at 126 Boston St. cutors described at Insys indictment in the ongo- warrant charges of heroin/ St. at 8:35 on Wednesday; at against Insys Therapeutics at 3:35 p.m. on Thursday; at have become acceptable, ing case. The new charges morphine/opium trafficking, 620 Fellsway at 8:32 a.m. on executives, including Ka- Walgreens at 21 Joyce St. at said Brozak of WWB Se- were filed this week in marijuana trafficking, assault Thursday; at 383 Mystic Ave. poor, 74, of Phoenix, who and battery, and kidnapping at 10:05 a.m. on Friday. is charged with leading a curities, a health care re- Massachusetts. at 10:01 a.m. on Thursday; at search firm that tracks In exchange, the prac- 12:32 p.m. Thursday. 523 Fellsway St. at 2:10 p.m. nationwide conspiracy to Kenneth Nelson, 58, of 106 Vandalism bribe doctors and pharma- companies in the sector. titioners are accused of on Thursday; at 5 Cabot Road “The only reason (Ka- writing large numbers of Newhall St., was arrested and at 2:51 a.m. on Friday. cists to widely prescribe the charged with assault and bat- A report of vandalism of a potent painkiller to people poor) was put in handcuffs prescriptions for patients, motor vehicle at 37 Ridge Ave. tery with a dangerous weapon Theft who didn’t need it. and did the perp walk is most of whom were not at 10:47 p.m. Thursday. at 8:43 a.m. on Thursday; at Defense attorney Bri- because the marketing in- diagnosed with cancer. 135 Chestnut St. at 9:45 a.m. Moet Pichardo, 21, of 13 A report of larceny at 262 an T. Kelly, a high-profile volved an opioid,” he said. Prosecutors say the scam on Thursday. Columbia Road, Wakefield, Main St. at 9:15 p.m. Wednes- Boston lawyer, has said “This is an example of a stretched across the U.S., was arrested and charged day. Kapoor is not guilty. greater addiction, not to involving pharmacies and with assault and battery in the MARBLEHEAD A report of larceny from a It comes amid an opi- opioids, but to big sales. pain management clinics presence of a police officer motor vehicle at 73 Surrey St. oid epidemic that claims The opioid crisis is the log- and practitioners from and shoplifting $100+ at 2:43 Accidents at 1:06 a.m. on Thursday. thousands of lives each ical extension of the earn- Saginaw, Mich., to south- p.m. Thursday. year and led President ings demand.” west Florida and Laredo, Boramy Thoeun, 27, of 12 A report of a past hit and Vandalism Donald Trump to declare a To make Subsys more Texas. Atkins Ave., was arrested and run accident at Pleasant Street and Bubier Road at 9:08 a.m. charged with class B drug dis- A report of vandalism at 197 Thursday. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS tribution at 11:03 a.m. Thurs- Ashcroft Road at 11:36 p.m. A report of a hit and run ac- day. on Wednesday. cident involving a tractor trail- Prosecutor: Police found guilty of voluntary was scheduled to be tried er on Atlantic Avenue at 2:42 shooting was justified manslaughter in a 2016 on multiple animal cru- Accidents p.m. Thursday. REVERE fatal stabbing. elty charges starting Oct. Keenan Brasfield was 30, but a judge agreed to A motor vehicle accident Arrests BOSTON (AP) — Four at Center Street and Western Complaints Boston police officers convicted Friday by a reschedule on Thursday Avenue at 6:30 a.m. on Thurs- Thomas Roarke, 56, of have been cleared of any Norfolk Superior Court because of Czerkawski’s An Atlantic Avenue resident day; at Liberty and Washington 39 Boylston St., Boston, was wrongdoing in the fatal jury after pleading not medical condition. reported that someone was in streets at 7:05 a.m. on Thurs- arrested and charged with shooting of a man who guilty in the May 2016 The Norfolk district her driveway with a spotlight shoplifting by concealing opened fire on them last killing of 36-year-old attorney’s office says the day; at 145 Lynn Shore Drive at about 7 p.m. Thursday. She merchandise at Walgreens on year. Erwins Albert. trial is now tentatively at 7:44 a.m. on Thursday; at has a blink camera above the Broadway. A report released by Prosecutors say the two scheduled to start Jan. 9. Boston and Franklin streets mailbox, a ring video doorbell, Alberto Garcia, 50, of 303 Suffolk County District men fought after Albert The office didn’t provide at 9:40 a.m. on Thursday; at and a Mr. Beams motion light Carter St., Apt. 1, Chelsea, was Attorney Daniel Conley entered Brasfield’s car details about Czer- Boston and Federal streets outside, which stays on as long arrested on warrant charges on Friday says the officers mistakenly thinking his kawski’s health. at 12:39 p.m. on Thursday; as there is motion. The man at North Shore Road and Dix were justified when they own keys were inside The case received wide- at Franklin Street and West- rang the doorbell and seemed Street. shot 29-year-old Peter after the car was moved spread attention when ern Avenue at 12:43 p.m. on unaware that he was on cam- Rene Alonzo Villalta, 25, of Fanfan in the city’s from a nearby tow yard. the year-old pit bull mix Thursday; at 330 Lynnway era. He yelled out “Amazon 23 Cummings Ave., Apt. 1, was Dorchester neighborhood Authorities say Bras- was found in Quincy in at 12:45 p.m. on Thursday; delivery” and left the package. arrested on warrant charges in February 2016. field fatally stabbed 2013 with fractures, a at 345 Western Ave. at 5:42 The caller believes the delivery on Communings Avenue. The investigation found Albert and then fled. stab wound and a split p.m. on Thursday; at 295 Lynn man tried to steal her camera Adam Tyler DePalma, 38, of that Fanfan was fleeing Brasfield was initially tongue. The starving dog Shore Drive at 7:28 p.m. on but said she would not “enter- 203 North Shore Road, was the scene of a violent indicted on a murder came to be known as Thursday; at City Hall Square tain an officer.” home invasion he had just charge but was convicted Puppy Doe. at 9:01 p.m. on Thursday; A report of a woman on Bue- arrested and charged with committed with another of the lesser manslaugh- Czerkawski has plead- at 457 Lynnfield St. at 1:25 na Vista screaming obsceni- domestic assault or domestic man when the officers ter charge. ed not guilty. He has a.m. on Friday; at Broad and ties, waving a rake, and giving assault and battery on North arrived and confronted Prosecutors say they suggested youths he saw Washington streets at 10:09 the middle finger to someone Shore Road. him. respect the jury’s verdict drinking in a park were a.m. on Friday; at 841 Western blowing leaves at 10:28 a.m. Luis G. Florentino David, Conley says Fanfan but believe his actions responsible. Ave. at 10:38 a.m. on Friday; Thursday. 31, of 17 Highland St., Apt. 3L, constitute murder. at 265 Lynnfield St. at 11:31 A report of totes of summer was arrested and charged with opened fire on the officers Brasfield is scheduled to a.m. on Friday; at Green and clothes being taken within the domestic assault or domestic before they returned fire, Ex-school counselor be sentenced Nov. 2 and Union streets at 12:36 p.m. on past three weeks on Atlantic assault and battery. striking him five times. sentenced in rape of student Friday. Avenue at 11:30 a.m. Thurs- He died at the scene. faces up 20 years in pris- A report of a motor vehicle day. Accidents None of the officers were on. His lawyer could not WOBURN (AP) — A for- accident with personal injury injured. immediately be reached mer Massachusetts high A report of six possible gun- A report of a motor vehicle at Boston and Myrtle streets shots on Lime Street at 2:39 The report says the for comment. school counselor has been at 6:42 p.m. on Thursday; at accident at Library and Beach use of deadly force was sentenced to 3 ½ years p.m. The shots turned out to be streets at 7:18 a.m. Friday; at 409 Lynnway at 6:07 a.m. on Roman candles at the Green “a reasonable and lawful ‘Puppy Doe’ dog abuse trial in prison for sexually Friday. Avon Street and North Shore exercise of self-defense assaulting a 15-year-old Street playground. Road at 12:51 p.m. Thursday; postponed until January A report of a hit and run mo- An Allerton Place resident and defense of others.” student. tor vehicle accident at Boston at the New Revere Police Sta- DEDHAM (AP) — The WFXT-TV reports reported there were two peo- tion on Revere Beach Parkway and Summer streets at 11:10 ple in her apartment at 12:02 Man convicted of trial of a man charged 33-year-old Jenna Tar- a.m. on Thursday; at 20 Rock at 2:54 p.m. Thursday. with abusing a dog so abelsi was sentenced a.m. Friday. She said one can A report of a hit and run ac- manslaughter Ave. at 7:04 a.m. on Friday. only talk, she doesn’t see any severely that it had to be Thursday after a jury pre- cident at Central Avenue and STOUGHTON (AP) euthanized has been post- viously found her guilty arms or legs. She also report- Broadway at 8:38 p.m. Thurs- — A 26-year-old Massa- poned until January. of two counts of rape of a Assault ed a woman with no leg hang- day. chusetts man has been Radoslaw Czerkawski child. A report of an assault at ing from the wall. She was 89 Green St. at 4:37 p.m. on transported to Salem Hospital. Complaints Thursday. A report of a 12-year-old Arrest in Saugus rape — 17 years later A report of assault and bat- walking on West Shore Drive A report of a domestic dis- between the Garden Center turbance on Campbell Avenue tery at 185 Lewis St. at 9:20 nary collaboration of lo- June 2000 in Essex Supe- and Lafayette Street at 2:17 RAPE p.m. on Thursday. at 12:01 a.m. Thursday. cal, state, and federal law a.m. From A1 rior Court but Gonzalez A report of a motor vehicle enforcement partners all breaking and entering at 8:13 did not appear for court United States Marshal for for the single cause of Breaking and Entering a.m. at Park Avenue and Mc- and a warrant was sub- MEDFORD the District of Massachu- justice for the victim and Leavey Street; at 11:19 a.m. sequently issued for his A report of breaking and setts. “I hope this arrest her family,” said Essex on Park Avenue; on Reservoir arrest. entering of a motor vehicle at Accidents brings some measure of District Attorney Jona- Avenue at 1:09 p.m. Thursday; Saugus detectives and 10 Tower Ave. at 9:29 a.m. on closure to the victim and than Blodgett in a state- A report of a motor vehicle on Centennial Avenue at 5:03 the troopers from the Thursday; at 35 Deer Park at affected family members ment. accident at 307 Main St. at p.m. Thursday. Massachusetts State Po- 10:23 a.m. on Thursday; at 7 who have waited 17 years On Dec. 16, 1998, the 4:41 p.m. on Wednesday; at A report of a past burglary lice Violent Fugitive Ap- Willis Court at 5:22 p.m. on for justice in this case.” Saugus Police Depart- 352 Main St. at 5:29 p.m. on and breaking and entering prehension Section began Thursday; at 60 Laurel St. at Gonzalez was flown into ment received a report Wednesday; at Roosevelt Circle on High Street at 12:11 p.m. an intensive investigation 8:30 a.m. on Friday. Logan Airport Thursday that a 13-year-old student at 5:50 p.m. on Wednesday; at Thursday; on Washington Ave- to locate Gonzalez that night, guarded by United with special needs had 287 Fellsway St. at 8:27 p.m. nue at 3:38 p.m. Thursday. continued for years. In- Complaints States deputy marshals, been kidnapped and sexu- on Wednesday; at Dexter and A report of a narcotics in- and turned over to troop- ally assaulted by her bus formation was eventual- A report of a disturbance at Main streets at 6:49 a.m. on vestigation on Revere Beach ers assigned to the State driver, earlier that day. ly received indicating he 195 Union St. at 9:10 a.m. on Thursday; at Elm Street and Parkway at 2:18 p.m. Thursday. Police Violent Fugitive Saugus Police detectives was in the Dominican Re- Thursday; at 115 Commercial Fellsway West at 11:34 a.m. A report of vandalism at the Apprehension Section. arrested Gonzalez and the public. State and local in- St. at 3:01 p.m. on Thursday; on Thursday; at Roosevelt Cir- Light House Nursing Home on The troopers transport- Essex District Attorney’s vestigators contacted the at Chestnut and Rand streets cle at 11:46 a.m. on Thursday; Proctor Avenue at 3:10 p.m. ed him to the Saugus Po- Office indicted him on two United States Marshals at 3:07 p.m. on Thursday; at at 20 Locust St. at 9:34 p.m. Thursday. lice Department, where counts of rape of a child by Service for assistance, and he was held pending his force, two counts of inde- Gonzalez was arrested return to Essex Superior cent assault and battery there by deputy marshals Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 Court to resume criminal on a child under 14, and in late May. His extradi- Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY proceedings against him. kidnapping. tion was completed Thurs- All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn will be investigated. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) “This was an extraordi- A trial was scheduled for day night. Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Speaking out for Amazon

AMAZON to the industry that made From A1 Suffolk Downs hum for so many years. the size of the campus Should Amazon come Amazon is seeking. to Suffolk Downs, they Beyond the specific geog- will find community col- raphy of the Suffolk Downs lege students who have site, I’m enthusiastic about participated in the STEM the opportunity to connect (Science, Technology, Engi- the East Boston-Revere neering and Mathematics) coastal corridor to Kendall Starter Academy, an initia- Square, deemed “the most tive that expands STEM innovative square mile curriculum in community on the planet.” If Amazon colleges. Recognizing the chooses Suffolk Downs, immense, yet untapped, where our neighbors once impact community college gathered in support of one graduates can have on the of the most popular sports economy, STEM Starter in the nation, they will Academies also create ca- now gather to pioneer and reer pathways and help innovate. match students with inno- While I’ve remained the vation companies in need defender of the blue-col- of their distinct skills. lar worker throughout my In Massachusetts, we speakership, we’ve encour- believe that public-private aged a shift in what those partnerships can be a pow- jobs look like. The House has sought to make the erful tool. We look forward innovation economy acces- to Amazon taking advan- tage of programs that ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK sible to individuals of all educational and class lines. encourage the brilliant From left, the trio of Nora Bishop, 8, Matthew Conant, 9, and Ava Ferragamo went to school on Earlier this year, I partic- graduates of our four-year Friday dressed as a cat-bat, death-girl, and Minnie Mouse respectively. ipated in a panel at the colleges and universities Massachusetts Institute of to stay in Massachusetts. Technology on “Building For example, the Intern Skills for an Inclusive Econ- Partnership simultane- Students all dressed up in Nahant omy” with Eric Schmidt, ously supports students the executive chairman of and growing businesses Alphabet, the parent com- by matching stipends for fun, riding in on his bike can be exchanged for a NAHANT Also dressing up was pany of Google. The focus interns at innovation com- From A1 11-year-old Nora Kisiel, dressed as Paul Revere certificate and Italian Ice. was “middle skill workers.” panies. Amazon will also happy to show the dark and warning kids that The school, which won a I took the opportuni- find that, through Mass- Walk, encouraging kids cape and seasonal hat of “The British are coming.” Walking Allstar Award last ty to pitch the House’s CAN, we’re leveraging the to walk to school in their her witch costume. Andrews said students year, is also trying to estab- idea that community col- expertise of the business Halloween costumes. “This is my grandpar- are encouraged to walk lish walking clubs led by leges, such as Bunker Hill community to establish “It’s great,” said Nicole ents’ favorite holiday,” she to school if possible. Each older students at the school. Community College and widespread K-12 comput- Tracy, whose son was said. “So I loved to dress student has a punch card, “It’s a great way to get North Shore Community er science in public schools. dressed as Mario from the up as a witch.” which is marked on days the kids meeting and College, play a key role Over the decades, the Super Mario Bros. “And it Even Principal Kevin they come to school on bring the community to- in helping innovation economy of Massachusetts companies build a strong has morphed, changed helps to wake them up.” Andrews took part in the foot. The filled-up cards gether,” Andrews said. workforce. To my surprise, and grown. So has the Schmidt agreed and said physical landscape of our “diversity and inclusion communities. Throughout Home-sale prices soar in Lynn and Saugus are really good business.” that time, we have tak- One reason Massachu- en extraordinary steps SALES dian prices increased by saw sales nearly double in month, slightly below the setts’s community colleges to cultivate an agile tal- From A1 eight percent to $506,000. September as the median 5,582 in September 2016, are well positioned to sup- ent pipeline and dynamic In Lynnfield, sales and price for a single-family marking a four percent port worker training for economy. We stand ready. swelled to $384,500, a prices were off. Sales fell increased to $460,000, up decrease. In contrast, Amazon and other tech In that spirit, we embrace five percent hike over last by 33 percent and the 31 percent over last year’s the median sale price of companies is that we ded- Amazon and the future. September’s median of median slipped by four median of $352,000. a single-family home in icated funding these wor- $365,000. percent to $680,000. In Statewide, single-fam- the Bay State last month thy institutions as part Robert A. DeLeo is the In Marblehead, sales Nahant, just three homes ily home sales in Massa- increased 9.34 percent of our gaming legislation. Speaker of the Massachu- were flat as median pric- sold at a median price of chusetts decreased last to $362,200, up from That means that middle setts House of Representa- es rose to $653,000 last $710,000 in September. month to the lowest num- $331,175 last year. skills innovation workers tives. He has represented month, up from $617,000 Medford home sales ber recorded in the month are currently being pre- Winthrop and a portion one year ago, a nearly six were flat while the median of September since 2014. Thomas Grillo can be pared at community col- of Revere since 1991.This percent hike. Swampscott jumped by nearly four per- There were 5,376 sin- reached at tgrillo@item- leges with funds created piece previously ran in sales fell by a third as me- cent to $549,900. 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MEDFORD els from 4-9 p.m. on Nov. en masks. The patriarch, From A1 1 as part of Margaritas’ Juan Horta, passed away A Salute to Visiting Artist Program, after his last Margaritas from Oct. 31 through Nov. which was launched in visit in 2006, but “his sons 2. The multi-day holiday 1999 as part of the restau- continue their father’s leg- focuses on gatherings of rant corporation’s stated acy by sharing the intri- family and friends to pray mission “to share its pas- cate masks with Margar- for and remember friends sion and respect for Mex- itas guests and students,” and family members who ican culture by bringing according to a Margaritas VETERANS have died, and help sup- artists into public schools statement. Saturday, Nov. 11, 2017 port their spiritual jour- and into its restaurants At the Nov. 1 presenta- In honor of Veterans Day, ney. throughout its communi- tion the Horta brothers Saturday, November 11, 2017, The Horta family is ties for entertaining and will create an intricate known internationally for educational experience.” mask out of a large piece The Daily Item will publish a their artistic excellence Since the program of wood before restaurant special page devoted to those in creating the wooden launched in 1999, Mar- patrons’ eyes. who are currently serving military masks which represent garitas Mexican Restau- At home in Tecoura, duties and those veterans a theme which includes rant has brought nearly Mexico, the Hortas cus- snakes and devils. Ani- 40 Mexican folk artists. tomarily work a long day who are gone but not forgotten. Take this time with photo $37 and shield mals and symbols are also The appearance by the carving masks, from 8 a.m. to say inspirations for masks. Hortas at the Medford to around 6 p.m. and they Mail form to: “Thank You” For many years their Margaritas is part of a work year-round creating to your military masks have been promi- seven-restaurant tour masks for the many cele- The Daily Item nently displayed during of Massachusetts in the brations and festivals in Attn.: Salute to Veterans family member. Dia de los Muertos. month of November. Mexico, such as the “Day of PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and Margaritas is located According to a statement the Dead” and also in oth- $27 shield only at 75 Station Landing, from Margaritas, the Hor- er Central American and Lynn, MA 01903 SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of Medford, in the Welling- ta brothers are sons of the South American countries. JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who ton section of the city. The late Juan Horta, Margar- The visit next week will passed away passed away Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Horta brothers will be dis- itas’ first Visiting Artist be a unique opportunity to the following shields: Lovingly Lovingly playing their craft and ac- and are highly acclaimed see real Mexican artwork, remembered remembered by wife by wife tually creating new wood- mask makers who have craftsmanship and cul- Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son en masks with simple mastered the ancestral ture first-hand in a local Tom. Tom. tools like knives and chis- tradition of carving wood- setting. Peabody serving up new restaurants National Guard Bureau Your message may be paid by: Check Money Order Visa Mastercard PEABODY only restaurant bringing or bring home a growler of a south-of-the-border flair the speciality brews. Dept. of the Army From A1 Please check for shield: Yes No to Peabody Square. Bettencourt said the were awarded between La Siesta Restaurant new restaurants will help If no selection is made, shield will not appear. $50,000 to $80,000 in will be taking the space enliven a downtown that community development next to the new Brodie’s already has a number of Name Dept. of the Navy funds to help with equip- Pub at 3 Main St., accord- popular, established din- Address ment, building, and mov- ing to the mayor. ing spots. ing expenses, according to “It’s a family restau- “We hope that more peo- City St Zip Community Development rant owned by Martin ple will visit the down- Director Curt Bellavance. and Anne Vasquez,” said town and go to the local U.S. Marine Corps. Phone “We are excited and Bettencourt. “They have a shops and stores as well,” happy to have these ad- location in Winthrop that said the mayor. “This is a ditions,” said Mayor Ed- has been extremely suc- big step for us, we’ve been In Memory of ward A. Bettencourt. “To cessful.” working hard for a couple Dept. of the Air Force Who passed away on have a successful down- Homebrewers Robert of years now, and we are town that is strengthened Dunn and Jeffrey Marquis starting to reap the re- Lovingly remembered by and revitalized, we need will be bringing their oper- wards of the hard work we restaurants and eateries ation to the big time with have put in.” Army National Guard to bring nightlife to the the Granite Coast Brewing downtown.” tap room and brewery at The NexMex Thing, a the former Pat’s Discount ITEM CLASSIFIEDS Mexican restaurant that’s site at 77 Main St. Visa / MC # been open since the be- While there won’t be any GET RESULTS! Coast Guard ginning of the year at 14 food for sale at the tap Call Customer Service Signature Lowell St., is moving to room, patrons will be able to place an ad a larger location at 75 to buy a beer to enjoy in- 781-593-7700, ext. 2 CVV Code Exp. Date Main St. It won’t be the side or at outdoor seating, Flag Submission deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2017 A8 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Michael McDonald brings classic soul to Lynn

tions. McDonald’s set was paired McDonald with sing it loudly, so everyone dragged down a bit by a Patti LaBelle, was a high- in the world can hear us.” mid-show over-reliance light, with powerhouse The audience obliged. on tunes from his just-re- singer Drea Rhenee han- An uptempo, funky BY BILL BROTHERTON leased album, “Wide Open.” dling the LaBelle role. “Takin’ it to the Streets” Although much of the new “Hail Mary,” from the new closed the night in splen- LYNN — Michael Mc- stuff was enjoyable and record, found McDonald did fashion. Donald’s soulful voice immaculately played by dueting with his wife of 34 Cohn, assisted by per- remains one of the great the all-star band, this fan years, Amy Holland. cussionist Joe Bonadio, wonders of the world. Ul- yearned to hear an older McDonald saved the best who has worked with tra smooth, with a skosh top-40 hit or Motown clas- for last. A long piano intro Sting, and keyboardist of sexiness and packed sic sprinkled within. began fan favorites “Min- Glenn Patscha whipped with power, the 65-year- No such complaints with ute By Minute” and “What the crowd into a frenzy be- old St. Louis native’s silky the early-going. Doobies a Fool Believes,” two hits fore McDonald and crew baritone is as strong today classic “Here to Love You,” during McDonald’s Doobies took the stage. The songs as it was back in the ’70s with stellar tenor sax work tenure. The audience stood from Cohn’s beloved debut when he helped Steely by Mark Douhit, and solo and sang along loudly. album, released 26 years Dan and the Doobie Broth- hit “I Keep Forgettin’ (Ev- The encore was pure ago, sounded great. Cohn’s ers climb the rock and roll ery Time You’re Near),” bliss. Cohn and his band gritty, growling vocals fu- hierarchy ladder. with McDonald excelling on joined McDonald and Chi- eled extended versions of Thursday night before a vocals and piano, wowed. aravalle for covers of the “Dig Down Deep,” a cover of Willie Dixon’s bluesy “29 capacity crowd at Lynn Au- “I Can Let Go Now,” with Box Tops’ “The Letter” Ways” dedicated to the late ditorium, McDonald and McDonald performing solo and Van Morrison’s “Into Fats Domino, and anthe- his band of seasoned pros at the piano, was terrific, as the Mystic,” with the two ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE mic run-throughs of hits delivered nearly two hours was the new bluesy “Just headliners swapping vers- “Silver Thunderbird” and Michael McDonald performs at the Lynn Audi- of polished blue-eyed soul. Strong Enough,” with nifty es. Both full bands crowd- “Walking in Memphis.” The torium on Thursday. Marc Cohn, a headliner in guitar by longtime band- ed the stage for a vibrant heart-tugging love song version of Marvin Gaye’s his own right, opened the mate Bernie Chiaravalle. “True Companion” brought evening with a sterling set At the first notes of the “What’s Going On,” intro- a tear to the eyes of many of SEND US YOUR STUFF of his piano-based songs. very Steely Dan-ish “Sweet duced thusly by McDon- the boomers in attendance. This was one of the Freedom,” fans moved to ald: “This was written in WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, most-anticipated shows the sides and back of the the ’60s, and, like a lot of Bill Brotherton is the on this year’s Auditorium hall and danced like crazy. great songs, is more rele- Item’s Features editor. Tell PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR calendar, and for the most “On My Own,” the vant today, with the year him what you think at SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. part it lived up to expecta- chart-topping duet that (we’re experiencing). Let’s [email protected].

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©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017 Missed chances spell trouble for Rams football By Harold Rivera ITEM STAFF LYNN — Friday night’s Division 3 North quarter nal game between the No. 3 Classical and No. 6 Danvers football teams at Manning Field was billed as one to keep an eye out for. The two NEC foes met three weeks ago at Danvers, resulting in a Classical win that knocked the Falcons off the ranks of the unbeaten. This time around, the Falcons got their revenge with a 21-7 win. “The playoffs are a different ballgame and at any level it's tough to beat a team twice," Classical (6-2) coach Brian Vaughan said. "We knew that going in. Penalties hurt us early on and put us in tough situations. Turn- overs hurt us early on and put us in tough situations. We tried to battle back and we just weren't able to do it." The two teams got off to polar opposite starts. After a scoreless rst quarter, Danvers (6-2) found the end zone twice to take a 14-0 lead at halftime. Danvers quarter- back Justin Mullaney scored on a one-yard keeper and Tahg Coakley converted a Rams fumble into a 17-yard touchdown run. Zach Dillon split the uprights on both PAT kicks. RAMS, B2

ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON St. Mary’s Eni Falayi, left, and Brendan McCarthy try to get a hand on Manchester Essex’s Cos- mo Pallazola’s pass. Spartans sting Hornets in rout By Harold Rivera win over the Hornets at Manning On St. Mary’s second play from ITEM STAFF Field. scrimmage, Johnson linked up The Spartans will host No. 5 with Marlon Scott for a 30-yard LYNN — The St. Mary’s football Greater Lawrence, which topped touchdown pass (conversion failed). team rolled through its regular No. 4 Georgetown 49-21, next Fri- Three minutes later, James Brum- season schedule en route to an un- day in the semi nals. eld returned an interception 54 defeated record at 7-0. If Friday Johnson ran for 145 yards on six yards into the end zone. Add in night’s Division 7 North rst-round carries and completed 2-of-4 pass Scott’s two-yard run on the ensuing playoff game between the No. 1 attempts for 80 yards. conversion attempt and St. Mary’s Spartans and No. 8 Manchester “It was a very good win,” Durgin led 14-0 after one quarter. Essex is any indication of how St. said. “I thought the kids played Johnson took the game over in the Mary’s will fare in the postseason, hard. I thought Manchester Essex second quarter. The senior rushed coach Matt Durgin and his players played very hard too but we got a for touchdowns of 75 and 46 yards are in for another deep run. good start and our defense played to boost St. Mary’s lead to 30-0 at Quarterback Calvin Johnson ran well too. We recognized some things halftime. Scott, on a run, and Lee for two touchdowns and threw for on defense and our kids played another to lead St. Mary’s to a 44-0 well.” SPARTANS, B2 Pioneers roll past Bedford ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON By Anne Marie Tobin Danvers’ Matt McCarthy intercepts a Keith FOR THE ITEM Ridley pass intended for Marcus Tucker, right, in the end zone. LYNNFIELD — It may have taken nearly a full quarter to get there, but once the Lynn eld High football team put it in gear, there was no stopping the No. 1 Pioneers (7-1) as they rolled Do you remember the Bayside of Nahant? to a 34-6 win over No. 8 seed Bedford in the Get reacquainted at: www.baysidefunctions.com quarter nals of the Division 5 North tourna- ment at Pioneer Stadium. Quarterback Matt Mortellite scored two touchdowns and threw for another, completed e Bsid  Nan 11 of 19 passes for 173 yards while picking up ITEM FILE PHOTO 90 rushing yards on ve carries. Enjoy our ocean front location with Andy Clough, right, and the Magicians played a Lynn eld now sets its sights on the winner of sparkling views of Boston at night. strong all-around game to beat Wake eld. today’s game at Wellesley High between No. 4 Weston (5-2) and No. 5 Newburyport (3-3). Elegant and affordable functions since 1992: “You just don’t know which is the advantage, playing someone you know or someone you Weddings • Anniversaries • Showers Magicians take don’t because every game is different,” Lynn- eld coach Neal Weidman said. “It’s something Proms • Graduations • Reunions you can’t control, so all you can do is prepare Retirements • Birthdays • Sweet 16s the best for whoever you play. Tonight, we did down Wake eld have some dropped passes again and probably Quinceañeras • Bar/Bat Mitzvahs By Scot Cooper opening round of the Divi- have three or four things, mistakes that we Bereavements • All special occasions FOR THE ITEM sion 4 North playoffs. need to cut down to one or two and if we do Senior linebacker Tyrese that we should be alright.” Many wedding packages and MARBLEHEAD — The Hardy had a sack and Neither team started well as the rst quarter was marred by a combined eight penalties. event menus available! No. 2 Magicians football blocked a PAT for the win- team got two rushing touch- “I think both teams took so many penalties ners, and he said his team downs and a scoring pass for offsides in that rst quarter and probably Call 781-592-3080 to arrange a visit today. did a great job preparing for from quarterback Andy was due to it being the rst playoff game and Wake eld this week. Clough Friday night, while some kids were just jittery, but overall it was “We worked hard all the defense came up big as de nitely better than last week and it feels week, and we concentrated well, sacking No. 7 Wake- great to be on to the next round,” said Weid- on their big players, and we man. eld quarterback Mike Lu- focused on the plays that Lynn eld scored on its rst possession to cey nine times, leading the way to a 28-14 win in the MHS, B2 LYNNFIELD, B2 Classical, St. Mary’s to clash in City Tournament nale Select 2017 By Katie Morrison 2016 to claim the title. St. Mary’s coach Erin Menard dates available ITEM STAFF The Spartans tipped off the af- said that the team’s looking for- for your $75 off ternoon with a win in straight sets, ward to the championship against It will again be a matchup be- wedding or 26-24, 25-13 and 25-19. While the Classical, and that the Rams are “a With this ad tween the Classical and St. Mary’s well-balanced team, and it’s going event. Wedding at the booking volleyball teams in this year’s Lynn rst set was a battle, St. Mary’s was able to hold off the Bulldogs to take a team effort from us” to top packages of your event. City Volleyball Tournament cham- them. starting at pionship. The Spartans topped in the nal two. St. Mary’s Grace Fielding had 11 service points with For English, coach Mike Haddad $45.95 p/p. English, 3-0, while the Rams beat said the match was one of the stron- four aces. Alyssa Grossi added nine Tech, 3-0, in rst round games Fri- ger ones his team has played this day at St. Mary’s. service points with three aces and One Range Road, Nahant Classical swept the Spartans in ve kills. ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017 Tanners shut Roundup: out Westford City tourney sion 1 North tournament finale on tap FOOTBALL with a 49-14 win. The Crimson Tide wast- ROUNDUP By Mike Alongi ed no time getting on the From B1 FOR THE ITEM board, with Jake Wilcox year. Sarah Abdelrahman The Peabody football finding Jason Maitre with added 10 kills, and libero team continues to dom- a 77-yard touchdown pass Andy Nhiv was the team’s inate in its quest to end with 10:25 to play in the strongest passer and server, the season on a high first quarter. Everett note, shutting out West- scored again soon after, logging eight aces. ford Academy 30-0 at Co- with Wilcox finding Isa- In the second game, Classi- ley Lee Field on Friday iah Likely with a 42-yard cal took down Tech by scores night. With the win, the scoring pass. Before the of 25-13, 25-10 and 25-19. Tanners have now won first quarter was all said The first set was tight un- three straight games and and done, Everett held a til Classical’s Pamela Diaz evened their record at 4-4. commanding 28-0 lead. broke it open with 10 consec- But the biggest story of It wasn’t until the final utive service points, includ- the night was the play of minute of the first half ing seven aces. the underclassmen. Soph- that the Prep got on the “Pamela really came omore quarterback Colby board. Matt Crowley hit through for the team in the Therrien threw a touch- Luke Brennan with a 64- first set,” Rams coach Frank down pass to sophomore yard touchdown pass to DeLuca said. “She started receiver Dylan Peluso, cut into the lead, 35-7. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON her serve with the score 13- while sophomore run- Down 49-7 in the fourth, Classical quarterback Keith Ridley rears back to pass as Danvers’ 11, and ended it at 23-12. She ning back Angel Paulino the Eagles added a late Franco Abbatessa closes in. was clutch.” dazzled with 159 rush- score on Trent Tully’s 13- In the second set, the Rams ing yards and two touch- yard run. had three service points downs. Paulino’s touch- Everett will play sec- Missed opportunities sink Rams each from Diaz, Yaritza Zor- downs were on rushes of ond-seeded Lexington rilla, Emily Silva, Shanelle 30 and 25 yards, while his next Friday on the road, RAMS with Tyrese Joseph for a 73-yard touch- Belmer-Barry, Jenna Tobin, longest run of the day was while the Eagles will wait From B1 down pass. Ishmael Johnson added the and Josh Severe. a 52-yarder. to find out who their next PAT kick and the Rams slimmed the “It was nice to see a “We have three words for opponent will be. “Danvers is a physical football team," deficit in half, 14-7. well-balanced consistent Angel when he’s out there: Division 4 North Vaughan said. "They want to run the "That put us back in the game," serve from all our servers in hit the hole,” said Peabody Quarterfinals ball and play solid defense. They did Vaughan said of Ridley's touchdown one set,” DeLuca said. coach Mark Bettencourt. Wilmington 30, both of those things tonight." pass. "Unfortunately we couldn't get In the third set, Diaz and “Just hit the hole and let Gloucester 0 But the theme of the half, on Classi- things going the rest of the way. Dan- Kristen Brazell led the Rams your natural talent take It was an ugly night for cal’s end, was missed opportunities. The vers did a tremendous job with their with five service points each. over once you get to the the Fishermen as they Rams shot themselves in the foot with defensive schemes." Brazell had four aces while second level, and you can were knocked out by penalties and turnovers. Coakley stretched the lead back to Diaz added thre. Skyler see what he can do once third-seeded Wilmington What seemed to be Classical’s first 14 points, 21-7, after a five-yard touch- Crayton had two kills in the he’s in space.” on the road. touchdown of the night, on a 10-yard down carry to close the third quarter set while Lyla Nguyen and Senior running back run by Chase Buono, was erased by a Essex Tech 13, (Dillon kick). Selisha Pimentel submitted Noah Freedman also Rams holding penalty. On the next play, Down two touchdowns, the Rams were Winthrop 12 strong performances in the rushed for a touchdown, quarterback Keith Ridley threw an in- forced to work fast in the fourth quar- Bobby Hubert returned set. while junior kicker Austin terception in the end zone, caught by ter. Danvers’ defense held its ground the game’s opening kick- For the match, Diaz led the Leggett drilled a 25-yard off for a touchdown for the Danvers' Matt McCarthy, and the Rams and kept Classical off the board the rest field goal. Rams with 19 service points Vikings. Winthrop went were staring at a two-touchdown deficit of the way for the 21-7 win. While the Tanners won’t including 10 aces. Up front, on to hold that 6-0 lead as they went into the locker room. The Rams now drop into the Division find out their next oppo- Belmer-Barry had six kills, until the fourth quarter, “It was a tough call but that's how it 3 North non-playoff bracket. Although nent until Sunday, the and Rhode Alcindor led Clas- when Essex Tech scored goes," Vaughan said of the holding pen- they're no longer in the playoff hunt, goal remains the same: alty. "Then we had a little miscommu- sical with two blocks while a touchdown to go up Vaughan's confident that the Rams can keep pushing. nication with the wrong route in the finish their season on a high note. Maggie McHale and Skyler 7-6. Winthrop didn’t stop “Once we found out that end zone and we threw a pick. It was "It's very simple, we want to win foot- Crayton had three assists fighting, as Feedle Small we weren’t going to have a missed opportunity but that's how it ball games," Vaughan said. "Nothing's each. scored a touchdown two a chance to compete for a goes. The only we thing we can do is going to change in the way we approach “I was happy to see so many minutes later to put the Super Bowl, we knew we pick ourselves up." things because we lost. Everybody los- different players contribute had to go for the next best Vikings back up 12-7. Un- In the third quarter, Ridley got Classi- es. The goal is to be ready to rock and to the win. I know tomorrow thing and that’s winning fortunately, the Winthrop cal back in the game when he connected roll next week." will be a real tough battle out,” Bettencourt said. “So defense couldn’t get the against a strong St. Mary’s our guys are focused on stop it needed, and Essex team for the championship,” taking it game by game Tech was able to punch in DeLuca said. and focusing on execution the game-winning touch- The consolation game be- and intensity. The rest will down with a few minutes tween Tech and English is set play itself out from there.” remaining. for 10, while the champion- Division 1 North Burlington 21, ship will take place at 11:30, Quarterfinals Revere 20 both at St. Mary’s. The Patriots were hold- Everett 49, Peabody 3, ing onto a 20-14 lead en- St. John’s Prep 14 Swampscott 1 tering the fourth quarter, The third-seeded Ev- Set scores were 28-30, 25- but Burlington was able erett football team left 19, 25-18 and 25-19. Pea- to drive the length of the nothing to chance Friday body’s Julissa Dailey logged night, knocking out No. field to retake the lead four kills, Jillian Alimonte 6 St. John’s Prep in the with only a few minutes added seven kills, Bianca quarterfinals of the Divi- remaining in the game. Chouinard contributed with four kills and two aces. GIRLS SOCCER Magicians have little Classical 3, Winthrop 3 With the tie, Classical (7- trouble with Warriors 8-2) will need a win against Gloucester Monday at home MHS 21-14 with 11 minutes re- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON to clinch a spot in the tourna- From B1 maining. ment. Wakefield’s BrendanSt. Mary’s quarterback Calvin Johnson eludes Andrea Hantzopoulos Fatima Girdia, Izzy Mc- they run,” Hardy said. “It Coughlin picked off a pass (52) and Charlie MacDowell (68) as DJ DiCenso makes a block. Gaughey and Sydney Spiess was great to come out with at the Wakefield 41, and it all scored. a win at home to start the looked like the Warriors Marblehead 2, playoffs.” were in business. That’s Swampscott 1 Marblehead had one St. Mary’s stings Hornets in rout when the sack parade The Magicians topped ri- possession in the first and 1-yard lines. The first ended in a began. Lucey was sacked SPARTANS val Swampscott behind goals quarter, but they made turnover on downs and the latter was on four straight offensive From B1 from Meeghan Cronin (Lexi it count to take the lead. plays, by Cronin, two by squashed thanks to a Scott interception On fourth and one from Pacheco, on a pass from Johnson, were at St. Mary’s one-yard line. Bostley assist) and Grace Will Bosworth and a tag- Arthur (Gabriella Mark as- the Wakefield 17, Clough team by Obinna Okereke good on the two-point conversions. “It was a great effort from our de- tucked the ball in and ran “Calvin can have a big game any fense,” Durgin said. “We were fortunate. sist). Swampscott’s goal was and Aidan Michaud. scored by Haley Bernhardt it in with 2:29 remaining. Facing a fourth and 15 night,” Durgin said. “He’s a talented They drove the ball down there but our and assisted by Grace Di- Phelan Tinti-Kane banged from the Marblehead from kid and he’s a great leader. It’s a whole defense stepped up. They did a nice job.” Grande, who also played a in the first of his four the Marblehead 21, Lu- team-effort. As fast as he is, somebody George Freeman joined in on the fun strong game at midfield. PAT’s to make it 7-0. cey’s pass fell short and has to open those running lanes for with a three-yard touchdown run on the Defensively, the Magicians Wakefield’s Bobby Young the Magicians took over him. We did a good job tonight.” opening drive of the second half (con- were led by center backs scored from the five in the with 6:19 left. Clough The Hornets offense struggled to version failed). Brumfield found the end Maeve Bostley and Anna Rig- second quarter, but Har- scored his second of the move the ball in the first quarter. When zone again, on a 29-yard carry, to make dy’s block kept Marble- by, as well as goalie Hannah game from 55 yards out to it found its rhythm in the second quar- it a hefty 44-0 Spartans lead (Freeman head ahead. clinch it. ter, it was to no avail. conversion). Garthe. Any momentum the Marblehead coach Jim “We knew Manchester Essex was a That was more than enough scoring Malden 2, English 0 Warriors hoped to get by Rudloff said it was a solid good team,” Durgin said. “They played for St. Mary’s to cement a spot in the The Bulldogs wrap their scoring was wiped away game by the offense and Hamilton-Wenham tough. We played a second-round. season at 4-11-4. Tommi Hill when Derek Marino took good game and were fortunate to come the defense. “It was a good team effort all-around,” played well in net, recording the kickoff 33 yards to the away with the win.” Durgin said. “Our defense gave us op- “I thought we did a nice 14 saves, while seniors Lau- Wakefield 47. Four plays Manchester Essex threatened twice portunities with the football. It was a job, they’re a tough team ren Moorehouse, Grace Gate- later, Tim Cronin, who in the half, with drives to St. Mary’s 10 good win all-around.” ly and Sydney Denham had also had three sacks, bust- and we were able to put pressure on them, and strong games as well. ed in from the six to make Danvers 8, Somerville 0 14-6. come up with a couple of big plays,” Rudloff said. Pioneers cruise past Bedford The Falcons clinched the Cronin said it was Northeastern Conference/ preparation that was key Wakefield coach Steven LYNNFIELD who picked off a Peter Kapanides’ pass North title with a decisive on Friday night for Mar- Cummings said his team From B1 for the first interception of his career. win over Somerville. Danvers blehead. had a couple of chances, Huynh then recovered a Bedford fum- but couldn’t get a score (14-2-1) awaits the playoff “On the field and in the take a 7-0 lead on a 3-yard touchdown ble, giving the ball back to Lynnfield at when they desperately seedings next week. film room, we were study- run by Anthony Murphy (8 carries, 45 its 19. The Pioneers drove 81 yards in needed one. BOYS SOCCER ing their plays. When they yards) and extra point by Nick Kinnon five plays, with Mortellite waltzing into came out passing, we had “There’s a reason why (4 catches, 50 yards) just two-and-one Gloucester 4, Saugus 1 they (Marblehead) are one the end zone from 45 yards. Look added Ryan Pugh was the lone to adjust but we were minutes into the game. A blocked punt the 2-point conversion (from Mortellite) able to,” Cronin said. “We of the best teams in the by Harry Collins set up the score, giving goal scorer for the Sachems to make it 21-0. weren’t going to let that area, that defense is sol- the Pioneers a short field at the Bedford (8-5-2). Saugus wraps its reg- Lynnfield’s defense stepped up and game slip away.” id,” Cummings said. “My 20-yard line. ular season Monday for se- Clough hit Marino from guys played hard the en- After that, it was slow going for both got a big fourth down stop after Bedford nior day. 44 yards out to make it tire game, that is a very teams until the Pioneers caught fire in had driven to the Pioneers’ 30. Tyler FIELD HOCKEY 21-6 in the third. Wake- good football team over the second quarter, scoring on their first Murphy (4 carries, 39 yards) capped Fenwick 3, Swampscott 2 field responded with a there.” three possessions to take a command- a 3-play 70-yard drive with a 20 yard The Crusaders (7-8-2) got dive across the left py- The Magicians will host ing 28-0 lead into halftime. scamper to make it a 28-0 game after goals from Cailyn Wesley, Ni- lon by Danny Marinaccio No. 3 Wilmington next Mortellite capped an 85-yard drive Kinnon’s extra point. cole Modica and Kerry Kirch- with 13 seconds left in the Friday night, as the Wild- with a 17 yard scramble into the end Mortellite found Kinnon from 33 er, while Kat Clancy played quarter. Lucey hit Mari- cats ripped Gloucester, 30- zone to bump the Pioneers’ lead to 13-0. yards out to cap the scoring with 5:01 well on defense. Fenwick naccio for two and it was 0, in their opening game. The drive was set up by Zachery Huynh, left in the third quarter. takes on Gloucester today. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE On to Houston SATURDAY Division 5 North Quarterfinals No. 6 Watertown at No. 3 Swamp- Boys Soccer scott (12) Peabody at Billerica (2) Division 6 North Quarterfinals Pentucket at St. Mary’s (noon) No. 8 Salem at No. 1 Hamilton-Wen- Waltham at st. Mald. Cat. (noon) ham (1:30) Winthrop at Stoneham (10) Division 8 North Quarterfinals Cross Country No. 8 Marian-Keefe at No. 1 Lynn CCL Meet (at Franklin Park, 3) Tech (7) CAC Meet (TBA) Non-playoff football CAL Meet (at Bradley Palmer 3) Malden at Haverhill (12) NEC League Meet (at Bradley Palmer, Saugus at Pentucket (1:30) 9) Girls Soccer Field Hockey Lynnfield at Essex Tech (11) Beverly at Westford Acad. (11) N. Reading at Malden (11:45) Fenwick at Gloucester (2:30) Peabody at N. Andover (10) Football Pentucket at St. Mary’s (10) Division 3 North Quarterfinals Volleyball No. 8 Winchester at No. 1 English Lynn tournament: consolation (10); (2) championship (11:30)

SPORTS BRIEFS Gannon golf, run Elementary XC on for Nov. 18 championships The Gannon 18-Hole-Par Lynn Parks and Recre- 70-5K will be held Saturday, ation and Gannon Golf Nov. 18 at 8:30 a.m. on the Course will be hosting the fourth annual Massachu- Gannon Golf Course in setts Elementary School Lynn. Cross Country Champion- It is one of the few all ships, Friday, November 4 grass cross country courses (Veterans Day), beginning in New England. at 9:30 a.m. at Gannon The event is hosted by the Golf Course (at the east Lynn Parks & Recreation entrance of Lynn Woods). PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and the Gannon Golf There is no entry fee, and Houston Astros’ George Springer beats Los Angeles Dodgers’ Cody Bellinger to first base Course. the event is open to chil- dren of all abilities. All during the sixth inning of Game 3 of the World Series. The exciting series moved to Houston, The entry fee includes a and the Astros looked to be in command, taking an early 4-0 lead and chasing Dodgers starter post-race breakfast and all students of public, paro- chial, charter and private Yu Darvish from the game after 1 2/3 innings, but the Dodgers would not go quietly, cutting pre-registered runners will elementary schools in into the lead in the sixth. receive a long sleeve shirt. Massachusetts, as well as Entry forms are available home-schooled students, on www.lwrun.org or from are eligible to run. For [email protected] more information and to Chargers’ Rivers going for Pre entries should be register, visit www.lwrun. mailed by Saturday, Nov. 11. org.

NFL latest shot against Brady, Pats AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE FOXBOROUGH, Mass. and is still playing at the After two early season Hightower left last East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA (AP) — Philip Rivers level he's playing at 40... losses at home, New En- week's win over Atlanta New Eng 5 2 0 .714 195 166 Phila 5 1 0 .833 165 122 didn't grow up an NFL to me, it is a big deal. It's gland would like nothing in the second half with Buffalo 4 2 0 .667 119 101 Washington 3 2 0 .600 117 113 Miami 4 2 0 .667 92 112 Dallas 3 3 0 .500 165 142 fan. special," Rivers said. "I'm more than to enter its bye the shoulder issue. He's N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 137 161 N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .143 112 156 He grew up a fan of looking forward to getting week with a victory. missed two games this South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA quarterbacks. another shot." "You want to finish on a season with a knee injury. Jacksonville 4 3 0 .571 183 110 N Orleans 4 2 0 .667 171 133 A northern Alabama na- Rivers is just 1-6 against high note and you want to The injury comes as a Tennessee 4 3 0 .571 158 173 Carolina 4 3 0 .571 131 139 tive, college football games the Patriots, winning his go in feeling really good blow for a Patriots defense Houston 3 3 0 .500 177 147 Atlanta 3 3 0 .500 128 132 Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 119 222 Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 145 151 on Saturdays were his lone game in 2008 in San about what you've done," that has improved in re- North North sports meat and potatoes. Diego, when Brady was Brady said. "The problem cent weeks, but continues W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 5 2 0 .714 147 116 Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 146 119 The NFL was dessert. sidelined by a knee injury. is this team — they're hot, to rank last in the NFL Baltimore 3 4 0 .429 130 148 Green Bay 4 3 0 .571 164 161 "The quarterbacks were If Rivers can post his they've won three straight, in total defense, giving up Cincinnati 2 4 0 .333 98 112 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 161 149 the ones I had posters of," first victory in Foxbor- they've got a really good 426.7 yards per game. Cleveland 0 7 0 .000 103 169 Chicago 3 4 0 .429 122 151 West West Rivers said. "The quar- ough, it would also be the defense. There's nothing His snaps are expected W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA terbacks were the ones fourth straight victory easy about it." to fall to Kyle Van Noy and Kansas City 5 2 0 .714 207 161 L.A. Rams 5 2 0 .714 212 138 Denver 3 3 0 .500 108 118 Seattle 4 2 0 .667 134 94 I picked who I liked, and for the Chargers, who are Here are some things to veteran David Harris. L.A. Charg 3 4 0 .429 137 131 Arizona 3 4 0 .429 119 191 what numbers I liked and coming on after starting know for Sunday's game: "Dont'a is a special play- Oakland 3 4 0 .429 155 156 San Fran 0 7 0 .000 123 186 everything." the season 0-4. HIGHTOWER OUT: er and he does a lot for Thursday’s Games Dallas 40, San Francisco 10 Brett Favre, Troy Aik- Brady said he has al- The Patriots will be this team," Van Noy said. Oakland 31, Kansas City 30 L.A. Chargers 21, Denver 0 Sunday’s Games Pittsburgh 29, Cincinnati 14 man, Dan Marino, Joe ways admired Rivers from short-handed on defense "It's gonna take a group Chicago 17, Carolina 3 Seattle 24, N.Y. Giants 7 Montana, John Elway, afar. this week. A person fa- effort." Minnesota 24, Baltimore 16 New England 23, Atlanta 7 Jacksonville 27, Indianapolis 0 Steve Young. His walls "He's really not fazed by miliar with the situation STAT WATCH: Rivers Open: Detroit, Houston New Orleans 26, Green Bay 17 were living monuments to much. He has kind of seen told The Associated Press has 3,967 completions L.A. Rams 33, Arizona 0 Monday’s Games Buffalo 30, Tampa Bay 27 Washington at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m. the game's best. everything," Brady said. that linebacker Dont'a and needs 22 to pass Hall Tennessee 12, Cleveland 9, OT Thursday, Oct. 26 It's why Rivers said he A victory would also be Hightower will miss Sun- of Famer Warren Moon Miami 31, N.Y. Jets 28 Miami at Baltimore, 8:25 p.m. doesn't take for granted four straight for the Patri- day's game and is facing (3,988) for eighth in NFL the opportunity he'll have ots, who have also found a season-ending surgery on history. NHL Sunday when Los Ange- groove over the past three his right shoulder. The SACK ATTACK: The les (3-4) takes on the New weeks — particularly on surgery will be for a torn Patriots' offensive line EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division England Patriots (5-2) and offense. Brady leads the pectoral muscle, the per- struggled early in the sea- GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tom Brady. NFL with 2,208 passing son said on the condition son to protect Brady, al- Tampa Bay 11 9 1 1 19 44 27 St. Louis 11 8 2 1 17 36 27 Ottawa 11 5 1 5 15 41 33 Nashville 10 5 3 2 12 25 25 "When you're going yards, and is tied for sec- of anonymity because it lowing him to be sacked 16 Toronto 10 7 3 0 14 43 36 Chicago 11 5 4 2 12 35 28 against a guy that's won ond with 15 touchdown has not been announced times through their first Boston 8 4 3 1 9 26 27 Winnipeg 9 4 3 2 10 24 30 five games. Detroit 11 4 6 1 9 29 33 Dallas 10 5 5 0 10 30 31 all these Super Bowls passes. by the team. 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Selling a house? Advertise your Buying a house? Open House listings Find out what properties on this page recently sold in your area. Eileen Evelyn every Friday Spencer Kuleszka Check out 617-791-4773 781-626-0494 the Real Estate page and Saturday. 24 Bonavesta St. LYNN 32 Arthur St. LYNN in Saturday’s paper. Sunday, Oct. 29 • 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 29 • Noon to 2 p.m. Directions: Walnut St. to Sigourney St. $349,900 Directions: Boston St. to Summer St. $320,000 to West Sigourney St. to Bonavesta St. to Arthur St. On the edge of Lynn abutting Saugus is this 3 or 4 bedroom Cape Welcome home. In the Austin Square area sits this 6-room Colonial home pristinely maintained by current owners. Updated kitchen, living room, with 3 bedrooms with hardwood floors, living room, stunning kitchen with heated basement for additional living center island, dining area, large exterior space with playroom and laundry, 1-car deck overlooking fenced yard on dead end garage and an enviable back yard make this street near the Saugus River. a perfect home for you. Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 Puppetry museum opens exhibit celebrating mascots By Pat Eaton-Robb ASSOCIATED PRESS STORRS, Conn. — Ted Giannoulas considers him- self to be a performance artist. He acknowledges that lifting your leg toward an umpire while dressed in a chicken suit doesn’t bring about many comparisons to a ballet dancer or a Broadway actor. But Giannoulas said he’s honored that his irreverent John Bell, San Diego Chicken charac- director of The ter is being recognized as Ballard Institute art in a new exhibit at the and Museum of University of Connecticut’s Puppetry, poses Ballard Institute and Mu- with items from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS seum of Puppetry. the exhibit at Bicycle riders roll during the Fantasy Fest “I basically took the in- the University of Zombie Bike Ride in Key West, Fla. animate object of a cos- Connecticut in tume and became a big Storrs, Conn. fuzzy Harpo Marx,” Gi- Fantasy Fest draws annoulas said in a tele- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS phone interview. “As ir- reverent as it may seem, us, at sports events, University of Nebraska’s On Dec. 7, there will be thousands to Key maybe this exhibit will amusement parks and in Lil’ Red, one of the first in- a forum at the institute focus a little more atten- advertising,” he said. “But flatable mascots. with A.J. Mass, who spent tion to the importance and I feel if you asked some- There are biographies to several years portraying West following Irma detail of what a character body, people would think of read and displays about Mr. Met for the New York brings to sports and oth- it as being something from how mascots are made and Mets, and Dave Raymond, KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — overall since Irma pum- er events. A lot of people IN MEMORIAM some non-western culture the advancements in cos- a professional mascot who Key West’s Fantasy Fest meled the island chain on come toDENISE these PERRY things just or some primitive context. tume-cooling technology. was the Philadelphia Phil- has attracted thousands of Sept. 10. Lodging facilities to see1992 our ~ OCTOBER comedic 29 ~ antics.”2017 “Nowadays they make visitors who are helping to TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY And yet these characters lies’ first Phillie Phanatic. that are open have seen John Bell, the museum’s are vibrant and lively and costumes that have air con- restore the tourism-based good income from recov- director and a puppet his- Mass said it’s not easy people have a real attach- ditioning,” said Giannou- economy following Hurri- ery workers, but they typ- torian, said he hopes the las, who has been perform- performing in front of cane Irma. ment to them.” ically don’t participate in exhibit, “Mascots! Mask The exhibit opened last ing his chicken act since 50,000 fans. He considered The 10-day festival in- fishing, diving and other Performance in the 21st week. It features more 1974, when he was hired to himself a puppeteer, saying cludes a zombie bike ride, Century,” also serves to than a dozen college promote a local radio sta- he had to move the eyes a pet parade, Friday’s activities. bring a bit more attention and commercial mascot tion at a Padres baseball and eyebrows manually. masquerade march and Tourism brings in about to puppetry and its place costumes, including Gi- game. “Not mine. It was a “You are much more than tonight’s flamboyant Fan- $2.7 billion a year, and in popular culture. annoulas’ Chicken, Boston very low-tech chicken suit. a guy in a suit waving,” he tasy Fest Parade. visitor-related jobs make “The culture of masked Red Sox mascot Wally the It was very hot, sweltering said. “You are a character. Florida Keys tourism up about 54 percent of the performance is all around Green Monster and the and laboring in there.” You are performing.” revenues have been down workforce. I remember you today and everyday. I remember the good times Hikers,and the bad. runners, climbers scramble toward ever-faster feats I remember the times Byhanging Brian out at theMelley beach. stream media now create limits through thin air to I remember the phone calls ASSOCIATEDwhen I lived away. PRESS attention for the once reach the summit fastest. I remember the cards and letters largely solitary figures “I think it’s a natural LOS thatANGELES you sent to me. — Tim and audiences for their human tendency to keep FreriksI remember remembers your bright blue eyesbeing and your beautiful smile. accomplishments — and pushing back the human a kid I andremember gazing being theup from sponsorship dollars some- boundaries of what’s per- the bottombest of offriends. the Grand times follow. ceived to be possible — CanyonI remember at thepromising intimidat that - I would never forget. Freriks’ “rim to rim” run like trying to set a world ing, steepI remember walls you.... looming in under 2 hours and 40 record,” said Peter Bak- thousandsIn loving of memory, feet over- minutes was one of three win, a Colorado trail run- head. He dreadedKaren the long notable marks recorded ner, who created a website hike back to civilization this month alone. to track fastest times. and INnever MEMORIAM imagined he A French winemak- Bakwin was the first would RUTHone SIMBLIARISday run up the er took fewer than three known to run the Muir trail2012 snaking ~ OCTOBER along 29 ~ 2017 those ON HER FIFTH ANNIVERSARY days to cover 221 miles Trail in under four days — cliffs. up Mount Whitney and a trek along the most dra- The distant memory across the John Muir Trail matic and scenic sections came to mind this month through Sequoia, Kings of the Sierra Nevada that after Freriks blazed from Canyon and Yosemite Na- takes a typical backpacker the North Rim to the tional Parks. Two Califor- two to three weeks. South Rim at a blistering nia rock climbers broke Although he was run- pace, crossing the 21-mile a speed record climbing ning around the clock to chasm to claim what is the sheer granite wall of cover about 50 miles daily called the “fastest known El Capitan in Yosemite in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and sleeping short periods time,” or FKT. There was under 2 hours 20 minutes Professional trail runner Francois D’haene runs on the John Muir Trail under a space blanket, no prize, only bragging We thought of you with love today. — a climb that typically in the California Sierra Nevada mountain range. Bakwin said he took time rightsBut thatto isthe nothing unofficial new. takes experienced climb- to smell the flowers. He re- recordWe thought that about has you yesterday. become ers three days. ology professor at Idaho the night before his Oct. 1 ’round the world journeys membered being tired and a focusAnd daysfor beforeathletes that too. in all We think of you in silence. These increasingly pop- State University. run. “It’s competitive, but for record time. Swimmers sore one night cresting a kinds of pursuits on trails, We often speak your name. ular quests have been And some people are the other side of the coin have successfully tested mountain pass under a mountainsNow all we have and is cliffs.memories. driven in part by devel- full moon. just bucking traditional is it’s impromptu. You’re the English Channel since EnduranceAnd your picture feats in a frame. at what opment of lighter gear, out there alone a lot of the 1875. But bagging Mount “It was magical,” he said. Your memory is our keepsake. contests and racing when amountsWith which to we'll warp never part. speed growth in long-distance time. There isn’t much pub- Everest “because it’s “It’s hard to explain the haveGod captured has you in his thekeeping. imag- trail running and the abil- they want. licity. It feels more pure.” there,” as George Mallory attraction of pushing your inationWe have of youan in ourincreasing heart. “The FKT stuff is a cool limits of endurance in na- Love, George, Michelle, Calvin, ity of people to follow ath- There’s a long history of famously said before his numberChristopher, of Melissa, trail Hannah, runners, and letes’ progress online, said dynamic,” said Freriks, adventurers setting out ill-fated 1924 quest, isn’t ture. Some people get it climbersMaximus and xoxomountain- Shawn Bearden, an avid who slept under the stars to conquer firsts. Sail- enough for some moun- and some people think it’s eers. Social and main- trail runner and physi- on the rim of the canyon ors have long attempted taineers now pushing the totally crazy.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2017 REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN 473 WALNUT ST. 107 SUFFOLK ST. $347,000 $390,500 17 ATLANTIC ST. B: Fidel S. Munoz-Arrivillaga B: Jose P. Fernandes-Filho and SELLING YOUR HOME? $700,000 and Areli V. Jauarex-Barrios Janaina T. Almeida B: Bradley J. Payne S: Valerie K. Santiago S: David M. Fallon and Lina M. If you want an honest opinion of value, S: Regina M. Ahern and James Dibenedetto M. Ahern 109 WESTERN AVE. call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. $300,000 64 THACHER ST. 56 BASSETT ST. B: Tanveer, L.L.C. $630,000 FREE SERVICE $549,900 S: Jeffrey Gouchberg, Trustee for B: Digjivay Devkota Quarters Realty Trust B: Michael J. Crounse and S: Nancy Debonis Cheryl W. Crounse CONNORREALESTATE.COM 29 WILLIAMS AVE. S: Karen M. Bowden MARBLEHEAD $420,000 B: Sergio N. Gomez-Yoc and 9 GERRY ST. 289 ELM ST. U:47 2 ARBOR CT. U:2 8 WALNUT ST. U:211 54-56 CENTRAL SQ. U:4A Maria N. Guevara $301,000 $599,000 $260,000 $382,000 $173,800 S: Federal National Mortgage B: Beau C. Bonfanti B: Sevon Telemaque and B: Geoffrey Imlach and Mallory B: Diana Golini B: Michael Ahearn Association S: Mary T. Marquebreuck S: John E. Urbanski and Janice Shacara F. Telemaque E. Imlach M. Urbanski S: Kerry M. Toler S: Michael J. Crounse and S: Robert J. Deiana and Dawna 14 FAIRFIELD ST. Cheryl J. Crounse LYNNFIELD L. Deiana $714,965 9 BIRCHWOOD AVE. 60 WARREN STREET EXT. 67 CREST RD. 10 JEFFERSON ST. U:2 B: Seth Mangum and Allison $550,000 $255,000 14 CHESTNUT AVE. B: Mark Greene and Michelle $517,000 $469,000 Baker B: Michael V. Greco and Elisa P. $283,000 Greene B: Kathleen Changho and B: Melissa Fredette S: Ethan M. Barron and Marion Greco B: Yimi Alvarez-Bastardo William P. McGovern, Jr. S. Min-Barron S: Eugene Zhitomirsky S: Michael Hancock S: Benjamin C. Szalewicz and S: Quirk John F. Estate and Kelly S: Paul D. Liburdi and Ann M. Kelly J. Szalewicz Liburdi 91 FOUNTAIN ST. 9 CONAXIS CIR A. Hazel 12 DOWFIELD TER. $530,000 11 MILES STANDISH RD. $462,000 $280,000 18 DONCASTER CIR B: Alexander P. Lyte and Jinyu B: Jarad W. Panarello and Gina 97 WASHINGTON ST. B: Maricela Hernandez and $845,000 M. Panarello $575,000 B: John C. Wigglesworth and Zhang $485,000 Lisseth Hernandez B: Christopher Terfry and Evelyn S: Michael D. Solimine, Trustee Stacey G. Wigglesworth S: Braden Eriksen and B: Tatiana Quiles and Jesus M. S: Florise F. Raphael Doherty-Terfry for MJ 2 Realty Trust S: J. Sam Foster, Jr. and Sara W. Stephanie Eriksen Marquez S: Grace M. Collura Foster 5 HAWTHORNE CIR. U:5 458-460 EASTERN AVE. U:22 40 MAGOUN AVE. S: Walter Dossett and Linda $386,500 $155,000 31 EDWARD. AVE. $570,000 Dossett 52 ORCHARD ST. B: Sandra Morelli B: Jeremy Ramirez $363,000 B: Ada Aroneanu and Aaron $1,417,500 S: Joanne M. Giblin and Vincent S: Mudge Street 70, L.L.C. B: 120 Tremont, L.L.C. Gunning 3 WINNEGANCE AVE. S: Janice M. Berestecki B: William Waddington and A. Giblin Ceilidh Waddington S: James A. Manly and Sara $450,000 8-10 ENDICOTT ST. Manly $570,000 376 LOWELL ST. S: Darren J. Slattery and 18 HAWTHORNE CIR. U:18 B: Jean M. Momperousse and $390,000 B: Juan J. Nova and Carolina $566,000 Jennifer Slattery Staci M. Momperousse 103 McCORMACK AVE. B: Janice Shohet Duran-Castillo B: Peter Varone, Jr. S: Steven Vavoudes, Trustee for 34 PITMAN RD. $605,000 S: Anas Aljajeh S: Ernesto N. Aguilar S: Francis L. Conway and Carol DMS Realty Trust $586,500 B: Vivek Gautem and Tinu A. Conway Gautem B: Arthur M. Horgan and Janice 20 JAMES ST. 69 FAIR OAKS AVE. S: Leo Monteiro $545,000 SAUGUS 600 MAIN ST. D. Horgan $415,000 B: Sean M. Conlon and Leanne $695,000 S: Norman B. Johnston, Trustee B: Bret Bennett, Jr. and Ashley 62 METCALF ST. U:62 Conlon B: Nicole H. Witkov and Patrick for 34 Pitman Road Realty Trust 14 ANAWAN AVE. Bennett $799,000 S: Alexander B. Budesky and S: Michael T. Bagnell F. Rooney B: Eduardo E. Pena and $470,000 16 POND ST. 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Kendall B: Joseph Maliawco and Laurie for Concetta A. Donovan RET Wichian Rojanawon S: Edward J. Clancy, Jr., Trustee $523,000 Maliawco B: Tone Chang and Jenny Chang 10 MARSHALL CIR. for 20 Harmon Street Realty S: Joan B. Haynes and Henry D. 14 SKINNERS PATH. U:14 31 HOUSTON AVE. Trust S: Stewart Hou and Brandon $550,000 Haynes $740,000 Lee B: John E. Urbanski and Janice $585,000 B: John L. Weingartner, Trustee M. Urbanski 27 HARVEST ST. B: Sandra Espinosa and John F. for Weingartner Financial Trust S: Michael D. Solimine, Trustee $339,900 MALDEN 179 PARK ST. U:405 Lopez S: Joan C. Holmes, Trustee for for MJ 2 Realty Trust B: Jessica Murray $458,500 S: Katya E. Lemus and Daniel 44 AVON ST. Joan C. Holmes Realty Trust B: Florin Sultan S: David A. Watson, Trustee for J. Garcia $375,000 S: Anssi Alaranta 6 McINTYRE CT. David A. Watson Realty Trust B: Theodore Hatzis and 3 STEVENS RD. $199,000 Magdalini Hatzis $1,250,000 B: Tracy Walts 303 REYNOLDS DR. U:303 181 HENRY AVE. 61 SAVIN ST. S: Leonard F. McCarthy B: Robin Rothman and Jodi S: Thomas J. Philbin $340,000 $505,000 $665,000 Dudley B: Peter Chen and Cindy Situ B: Michael C. McLaughlin B: E. S. Rodriguez-Deleon 15-17 BARRETT ST. S: John Weingartner and Mary 6 McINTYRE CT. S: Alan Tang S: Kimberly M. Barber S: Evangelos Frangias, Trustee $705,000 Weingartner $62,000 for Frangias International B: Matthew Mahowald 97 SHERIDAN AVE. B: Thomas J. Philbin Realty Trust S: Federal Deposit Insurance S: Theresa A. Dukeshire 134 WASHINGTON ST. U:2 $535,000 601 SHERWOOD FOREST LN. $215,000 B: Andrew Reeves and Erin U:601 33 HIGH ROCK ST. 21 N. CENTRAL ST. U:A 500 BROADWAY B: Jennifer McDermott and Reeves $389,900 $339,999 $339,000 $71,000,000 James McDermott S: Michael McBrine and B: Valentina Sinani B: Misael J. Carrasquillo B: Taurus CD 195 Malden Prop B: Michael W. Gilday and S: Yaxmin B. Fadjo Kimberly A. Nickerson S: Michael A. Chiaradonna S: Mojde Hasanpour S: Qianlong Cliffside, L.L.C. Courtney Gilday S: Kenneth S. Colby 223 WASHINGTON ST. 100 STATION LN.DG. U:1007 26 VICTOR ST. 28 LINWOOD RD. 20-30 DANIELS ST. U:113 $699,000 $630,000 $875,000 $320,000 4 N. DALE ST. $420,000 B: Pedro Poitevin and Sarah B: Maryanne Manfra $705,000 B: Phillips Manor, L.L.C. B: RiccaRD.o Dangelo and B: John J. MacHado and Ayesca Teasdale S: Lana Lou B: Robert S. Stanziani and S: JAVE.r, L.L.C. Giovanna Dangelo S: Leanne J. Tirilok S. MacHado S: Socorro Ching Ashley L. Stanziani 86 SUMMIT RD. S: Tami L. MacKay S: Mary A. Brown and Charles F. 261 LYNNFIELD ST. 3 WESTLEDGE RD. $665,000 5 DEXTER ST. U:4 Cicciarello $320,000 $1,125,000 B: David N. Kelly and Rachael 12 PARK ST. U:3 $259,000 B: Justin M. Houghton and B: Meredith K. Buckley and A. Turner $126,508 B: Wei Zhu and Zi Wang 31 WATER ST. Krysta M. Houghton Ryan W. Buckley S: Duffy John D. Estate and B: Habitat For Humanty N. Shr S: Mandy Li S: Christopher J. Giurleo and S: Richard S. Saxe and Jody R. Brianna K. 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