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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 DEAL OF THE CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK Baker Lynn $setsDAY$ Voters brings home coursePG .for 3 aren’t the bacon year-roundDEAL down for By Thomas Grillo OF THE ITEM STAFF ferry$ $ the count SWAMPSCOTT — Naomi Dreeben took DAY a moment during a community event here PG. 3 LYNN — There’s a giant lawn By Gayla Cawley Wednesday to thank the governor for stand- ITEM STAFF sign in Berwick, Maine, that I pass ing up to President Donald Trump. on my way up north that says “If The chairwoman of the Board of Selectmen LYNN — Ferry service from Lynn to you can vote, but don’t vote, you told Gov. Charlie Baker she was grateful to Boston could soon become a year-round don’t count, right?” him for speaking truth to power. option for commuters. Based on Tuesday’s results, lots “There have been lots of things on the na- Earlier in the week, DEALstate Sen. Thom- of people don’t count. tional level that have been rather dif cult for as McGee (D-Lynn), stateOF Rep.TH BrendanE In Lynn, a paltry 11.5 percent of our commonwealth in terms of words of intol- Crighton (D-Lynn) and James Cowdell, the voters came out on a beautiful erance and hate,” she said as Baker looked on Economic Development$ and Industrial$ fall day for the preliminary elec- and the small crowd in front Town Hall ap- DAY Corporation of Lynn executivePG. 3 director, tion. That’s just 6,043 of the city’s plauded. “I do appreciate that you stepped up proposed a new year-round ferry pilot pro- registered 52,418 voters, the low- and stayed true to our values in the state of gram from Lynn to Boston to the Mass- est turnout in the city since the Massachusetts.” DOT Board of Directors and MBTA Fiscal 2011 primary. Last month, Baker said he was “deeply dis- Management and Control Board. If you dig a little deeper, more appointed” with Trump’s response to the vio- McGee cited the success of the Hingham than 17,000 of Lynn’s citizens ha- lence at a white supremacist rally in Virginia. ferry, which he said started with only 75 ven’t even bothered to register. “When it comes to denouncing evils like DEAL daily riders and one round trip per day What’s going on? white supremacy and neo-Nazism, it is vital and now provides moreOF than TH 30E depar- In interviews with two dozen public of cials speak clearly and forcefully, customers Wednesday, the day af- and I am deeply disappointed in the presi- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE tures per day and averages 65,000 pas- senger trips per month,$ whileDA makingY$ the ter the election, at Starbucks and dent’s words today,” Baker said at the time. Gov. Charlie Baker watches case for year-round service PGwith. 3 commuter Dunkin’ Donuts on the Lynnway, Baker spent a portion of the afternoon in his as Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito signs not one person had voted. hometown celebrating the signing of the lat- rail pass connectivity and a more robust the Community Compact at schedule. One 25-year-old man from Ward est Community Compact. Swampscott Town Hall. 2 said he knew there was an elec- The program offers cash incentives and tech- “The average number of daily passen- tion, but didn’t know the coun- nical assistance to municipalities that partic- ger trips when the Lynn (ferry) began in cil or mayoral candidates well ipate. The goal is to implement best practices 2014 was double that of what Hingham enough to vote. A school bus driv- that promise to improve the operations of lo- saw initially,” McGee said in a statement. er said she didn’t have time, but cal governments. “We know that to encourage mode shift hopes to vote in November. One man said “There was an election?” BAKER, A7 FERRY, A3 while another told me: “My vote doesn’t matter.” It wasn’t much better in Pea- body where one City Council seat was up for grabs. Of the 6,578 reg- Flags day in Lynn Mayors istered voters in Ward 6, only 760 or 11.6 percent showed up. And while there are 34,840 registered state case voters in the city, about 14,000 folks don’t care enough to register. Medford wasn’t much different. for region’s Less than 10 percent of the 37,547 voters came out for the primary, and there are 14,000 residents needs who haven’t registered. By Bridget Turcotte David Hopkins, an associate ITEM STAFF professor of political science at Boston College, said there are rea- DANVERS — Mayors of the sons why turnout is low and why North Shore sounded off on every- many folks are absent from voting thing from water transportation to altogether. the opioid epidemic at Wednesday “Primaries tend to have the low- morning’s State of the Region Ad- est turnout, especially at the state dress. and local level,” he said. “Those In a packed ballroom at the Dan- races don’t get much media atten- versport Yacht Club, Salem Mayor tion compared to general elections. Kim Driscoll, Peabody Mayor Ed- So, many voters either don’t know ward A Bettencourt Jr., Newburyp- there’s a race, and don’t know the ort Mayor Donna Holaday, Glouces- candidates or the issues.” ter Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, Another factor that contrib- Danvers Town Manager Steve Bar- utes to low turnout, he said, is tha, and Beverly Mayor Michael the Democrat and Republican Cahill each spent their ve-minute parties remain neutral until the time allotment updating more than final. As a result, it’s up to the 300 local business owners on devel- candidates to mobilize the vot- opments in their communities. ers on their own and they typ- Lynn Mayor Judith Flanagan ically don’t have the capacity Kennedy, who was listed as a speak- to do that, he said. In addition, er, was not present. Hopkins said voters don’t per- John Krol, Kennedy’s chief of staff, ceive much difference between said the mayor never committed to candidates in the same party. the event, and he didn’t know why But what about people who fail the North Shore Chamber of Com- to register? merce listed her as a speaker. Krol “There’s a feeling among many said that when the of ce received people that their vote doesn’t mat- an email about it last week, he told ter,” Hopkins said. “And for the Stephen Crowder, vice president of rest, politics is just not important the chamber, that Kennedy had a to them and they are out of the prior commitment and would not be loop.” there. “We said we could send someone Thomas Grillo can be reached at from EDIC — they said ‘no, this is a [email protected]. mayoral event,’” said Krol. Crowder con rmed that Kenne- dy canceled prior to the start of the breakfast, but said he believes it was INSIDE with only one or two days notice. “She canceled last minute,” said In Swampscott Crowder, who added that she didn’t Dennis Kohut is named provide a reason as she “usually assistant principal at doesn’t.” high school. A2 In an interview Wednesday after- noon, Kennedy said that if she had In Lynn been able to attend, she would have GLSS sponsoring reported that a lot of businesses wellness festival. A3 and real estate developments are • coming to Lynn, including Gateway Lynn Museum hosts North and The Vault. abolition discussion. A3 “Kettle Cuisine brought in 100 In Opinion jobs when they rst came to Lynn In enemy territory. A4 and have hired 100 more (people) over the last several years and, In Sports ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE most recently had a job fair where St. Mary’s soccer splits Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy carries the city’s ag as she heads they were looking to hire 56 more,” against Fenwick. B1 to the Guatemalan ag-raising ceremony outside City Hall Wednesday she said. “Home values have gone with Daynalee Lopez, left, and Rolby Nmorles. up and Lynn was named by Sunday MAYORS, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 82° VOL. 139, ISSUE 237 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 65° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 ENTERTAINMENT ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 OBITUARIES Dennis Kohut is named the assistant Joseph J. Tribendis 1953-2017 principal at Swampscott High School

SWAMPSCOTT — Jo- with his family and ITEM STAFF REPORT at the high school for 11 Angelakis said: “Dennis seph James Tribendis, friends and support- years, and was named the will be a valuable addition of Swampscott and ing his children in SWAMPSCOTT — Den- English department chair to the leadership team at nis Kohut has been named formerly of Pittsburgh, their sports endeav- in 2016. He has a master’s Swampscott High School. the assistant principal of Pa., passed away un- ors. He also enjoyed degree in school admin- He is highly regarded by expectedly on Sun- drinking his morning Swampscott High School istration from Endicott the school community and day, Sept. 10, 2017. coffee with his Star- after teaching at the College and a master’s in well prepared to step into Joe, son of Joseph bucks crew, watching school for more than a de- and Marjorie Tribendis Pittsburgh Steeler cade. education from UMass this role.” of Luzerne Co., Pa., games with fellow Kohut replaces Frank Boston. As part of his master’s is survived by his wife Susan fans, researching genealogy, Kowalski, who left to be- “I was very happy as a program at Endicott, Ko- Nason Tribendis, three daugh- working on home projects, come an assistant prin- teacher and department hut spent the 2014-15 ters Sarah Jane, Madeline, and and playing rugby and rowing cipal at Pentucket High chair, but this was too school year as a princi- Allison; son Matthew; son Al- during his college years. School earlier this month good of an opportunity to pal intern and was men- exander and wife, Kaitlyn, two Service information: Fam- after a decade as an ad- pass up,” Kohut said in a tored by Lytania Mack- granddaughters Brooklynn and ily and friends will honor ministrator at Swamp- statement. “Swampscott ey, assistant principal at Maelynn; and his sister Majorie and remember Joe with scott High School. Dennis Kohut feels like a home away Swampscott High School. Whitton. a funeral Mass celebrat- “Dennis is well respect- from home. I know a lot of He earned his bachelor’s Raised in Kingston, Pa., Joe ed on Saturday, Sept. 16, ed by faculty, students families. It’s a great town degree at UMass Dart- earned his BS in Materials En- 2017, 10 a.m. in St John and parents,” said Rob- known entity to the school with great kids and sup- mouth. gineering from Drexel Universi- the Evangelist Church, 174 ert Murphy, principal of and the community. He is portive parents. The fac- Kohut is a Quincy na- ty and his MS and PhD from Humphrey St., Swampscott, Swampscott High School, ready to take it to the next ulty is focused on accom- tive who lives in Concord MIT’s School of Engineering MA 01907. In lieu of ow- in a statement. “He has level as an educational plishing what needs to be with his wife, Melissa, and and Sloan School of Manage- ers, please make dona- a wide range of expertise leader.” done for students.” their two young sons, No- ment. Joe’s work experience tions in Joe’s memory to and knowledge and he’s a Kohut has been teaching Superintendent Pamela lan and Colin. included several management the Swampscott Education positions at Alcoa Inc. prior to Foundation http://www. joining the investment bank- swampscottfoundation.org ing rm, Ventura Group, LLC. Arrangements under the di- Polito visits Tudor Wharf He was a board member and rection of the SOLIMINE Fu- past President of the Swamp- neral Home, Lynn. To leave a scott Education Foundation. message of condolence visit Joe loved spending time www.solimine.com.

Carol G. Weddle, 88 1929-2017 ROCKLAND, Va. come out rst. — Carol Gustafson Cats were a lifelong Weddle, age 88, of love. When a teenage Front Royal, passed she was rst given a away at home in Siamese by “Aunt” Rockland early Fri- Alice Wilson, and day morning, Sept. had a cat almost all 8, 2017. A funeral her life; in later life service will be con- strays or farm drop- ducted on Saturday, offs became a part Sept. 16, 2017 at 11 a.m. of her life. at Front Royal Presbyterian She never missed her Sat- Church with retired Pastor Dr. urday night British TV; starting Tom Rhyne and Transitional with Judy Dent. Pastor Ed Dawkins of ciating. In her younger years she The family will receive friends loved to knit and crochet. She from 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. admired good work, and while at the church. A private grave- in Africa she continually worked side service will be conducted with the women who made and at the Rockland Community sold their knitting or crochet- Cemetery at a later date. ing on street corners how to Carol was born in Lynn on improve their work. She tried Sept. 4, 1929 to the late Nils to build a marketing system Robert and Gladys Moore to send the women’s work to Gustafson. She graduated America to sell, but that never ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK from Lynn English High School prospered after she left Africa. Nahant Town Manager Jeffrey Chelgren points out where construction will begin at Tudor in 1946 and New England In Africa, not surprisingly, Deaconess Nursing School Carol and Ben enjoyed driving Wharf, which received a $410,000 award from the Seaport Economic Council in 2016, to Lt. with honors as a Registered around every park to observe Gov. Karyn Polito on Wednesday. The project is to be completed in the spring of 2018. Nurse in 1950 and married the animals in their natural Benjamin H. Weddle, Jr. in habitat. They once passed this 1951. bull elephant along the road, SAUGUS BRIEF She was one of the most Ben turned and drove back; human, kind, and benevolent the elephant was annoyed and people you would ever meet. came walking towards the car. Upcoming road work ahead reclamation on various traf c detours will be traf c  ow and reduce On the phone with a needy When he got to within maybe main and side roadways established as required congestion and accidents, person she was amazing in 50 feet, Carol strongly urged Roads will undergo a throughout town. The to allow for this work to which will bene t town series of pavement im- her ability to sooth and under- Ben to back up faster. The ele- work will begin mid-Sep- proceed. residents and visitors ev- provement projects within stand, or to calm down. phant kept gaining on them un- tember and should nish “Ensuring the function- ery day, making it easier several areas over the by the beginning of No- ality and safety of the She was smart and able to til they no longer could see the for everyone to get where talk on almost any subject, elephant’s mouth ahead of the upcoming months. vember, depending on the town’s roadways is always they need to be.” but nursing, travel, family, an- car. So Ben backed up really The Department of weather. of critical importance,” tiques and politics topped the fast and nally got safely away. Public Works will oversee Parking will be limited said Town Manager Scott For more information, list. Carol then called to Ben, quite pavement milling, over- in work zones during Crabtree in a statement. contact the DPW at 781- While Ben and Carol lived loudly, the very worst thing she lay paving, and roadway construction work, and “Safe roadways improve 231-4145. in Northwood, N.H. where they could think of to say, “You are had an attached barn, she such a typical person!” opened Cats Paw Antiques She is survived by her hus- Self-driving boats: The next tech operation and Crafts shop. She loved it. band Ben Weddle, sister Deb- Later at Rockland, Va. she and orah Avery of Bridgewater, her best buddy, Scottie Thom- N.H., son Jeff Weddle and wife By Matt O’Brien mentation is happening in son, turned the one-room Alice of Moneta, Va., daugh- ASSOCIATED PRESS the centuries-old seaports schoolhouse into The Old ter Lisa Weddle and husband of Scandinavia, where BOSTON — Self-driving Rolls-Royce demonstrated Rockland School Antique and Frank of Cresskill, N.J., son cars may not hit the road Craft Shop which they have Sam Weddle and wife Mari- a remote-controlled tug- in earnest for many years boat in Copenhagen this managed for over 50 years. anne of Front Royal, daughter - but autonomous boats She enjoyed reading and Cynthia Weddle and husband year. Government-sanc- could be just around the tioned testing areas have always took a book, if she Azzdine of Lovettsville, Va., her pier. suspected Ben would have to eight grandchildren; and two been established in Nor- Spurred in part by the way’s Trondheim Fjord stop and gab. great-grandchildren. car industry’s race to She loved birds and bird In addition to her parents, and along Finland’s west- build driverless vehicles, ern coast. watching. At least once in Carol was preceded in death marine innovators are South Africa they drove over by her older sister, Nancy C. In Norway, fertilizer building automated ferry company Yara Interna- 350 miles-one way to hope- Worth, in 2015, and daughter boats for Amsterdam ca- fully see a Jackass penguin Caryl Leigh Weddle in 1986. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tional is working with en- nals, cargo ships that can (They did!). Flowers are welcome, me- A boat capable of autonomous navigation gineering rm Kongsberg steer themselves through She loved  owers and was morial contributions may be Maritime on a project to Norwegian fjords and re- makes its way around Boston Harbor. always looking forward to made to the Juvenile Diabetes replace big-rig trucks with mote-controlled ships to spring to see what was to Research Foundation. The boat still needs hu- containership,” Johnson an electric-powered ship carry containers across man oversight. But some said this week. It will be connecting three nearby the Atlantic and Paci c. of the world’s biggest mar- remotely-controlled from ports. The pilot ship is The rst such autonomous itime rms have commit- land as it travels the North scheduled to launch next ships could be in operation IN MEMORIAM Catch up with your ted to designing ships that Atlantic. 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A flag-raising experience GLSS sponsoring wellness festival ITEM STAFF REPORT itual health and well-be- ing. LYNN — Wellness Path- Numerous community ways at Greater Lynn Se- sponsors are supporting nior Services (GLSS) is the festival. hosting The Dimensions Event gold-level spon- of Wellness Festival at the sors include Community Lynn Museum on Thurs- Credit Union and Ele- day, Sept. 28 from 11 a.m. ment Care. Silver-level to 2 p.m. sponsors include For- Free and open to the esters Financial, Natale public, the festival is be- Company & Safety Care, ing held in partnership Salem Five, Silsbee Tow- with Lynn Museum/Lynn er Apartments/The Simon Arts and the Downtown Companies, and Solimine Lynn Cultural District. Funeral Homes. In addition to providing Bronze-level sponsors information about com- include Columbia Insur- munity resources, the ance Agency, Common- Wellness Festival will wealth Care Alliance, Os- offer food and refresh- borne Medical Supply, and ments; raffles, including a Rehab 365. wellness basket valued at “The list of sponsors and $250 and one-year mem- exhibitors is growing and bership to Planet Fitness; changing on a daily basis,” and a number of activi- Clement said. ties, such as Zumba, chair In addition to sponsor- massage, yoga, financial ships, other opportunities planning, balance exercis- are available to support es, cognitive games, and the Wellness Festival, in- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE much more. cluding advertising in the Lilian Zuniga, Israel Deac and Eric Barrios raise the Guatemalan flag at Lynn City Hall on Greater Lynn Senior Ser- event program or through Wednesday. vices is the nonprofit Aging in-kind or financial dona- Services Access Point and tions. Area Agency on Aging serv- Sponsorship informa- ing people age 60 and old- tion is available at www. er and adults living with glss.net or by contact- Lynn Museum hosts abolition discussion disabilities in Lynn, Lynn- ing Kelsey Magnuson field, Nahant, Saugus, and LYNN — Dr. Manisha Sinha, au- landscape paintings. This program is free for students at [email protected] Swampscott, with a focus thor of “Slave’s Cause: A History “Slaves Cause” uncovers the polit- and museum members. General or calling 781-586-8530. on creating move livable of Abolition,” talks about her book ical significance of slave resistance admission is $10. Register or pur- GLSS is a tax-exempt communities for all. on Tuesday, Sept. 19 at the Lynn in the growing radicalization of the chase tickets at www.lynnmuseum. 501(c)3 organization and “We see this as a great Museum, 590 Washington St., at 6 abolition movement. Sinha will il- org. Cash bar and light refresh- all donations are tax de- opportunity for GLSS and p.m. lustrate in her talk how the aboli- ments. ductible. its community partners Sinha is a Draper Chair in Amer- tionist movement overlapped with Please contact Judith Marshall, GLSS has offered evi- to affirm our collective ican History at the University of contemporary movements such as Education and Research Specialist, dence-based, healthy liv- commitment to building Connecticut. Her book complements pacifism and utopian socialism. at 781-581-6200 or at judith@lyn- ing workshops for more a culture of wellness in the Museum’s current exhibit, The Sinha will have copies of her book nmuseum.org for more information. than 10 years to adults area communities,” said Vision Place of Souls, featuring not- available for purchase after the talk Lynn Museum complies with the of all ages in Lynn, Lyn- ed artist Jeff Fioravanti’s Civil War (cash or check only). Americans with Disabilities Act. Muriel Clement, Wellness nfield, Nahant, Saugus, Pathways program man- and Swampscott, in part- ager. “Wellness Pathways nership with a number of is committed to helping community organizations. Lynn sets course for year-round ferry individuals become en- Wellness Pathways pro- gaged, educated, and em- grams are provided at no FERRY pilot, citing hundreds of we were to receive it, the than 30 years. powered to achieve total cost and help people who From A1 new residential units and state would pay for a fer- Last year, in an effort led health.” are living with chron- multiple mixed-use devel- ry to operate out of Lynn by U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton The festival is being ic conditions and older and increase ridership, opments that have come for 52 weeks, which we be- and in partnership with organized around the adults at risk of falls. the Lynn to Boston ferry to fruition since the ferry lieve would be awesome,” state and local leaders, dimensions of wellness, “By joining us as a spon- needs to adapt to com- launched. Cowdell said. the Federal Transit Ad- which include emotional, sor, you can help ensure muters’ needs, and year- Crighton said he was ad- Cowdell said the service ministration awarded a financial, intellectual, vo- the vitality of this import- round service with depar- vocating for a year-round has only been from May to $4.5 million grant for the cational, social, physical, ant programming moving tures to Logan and the ferry, and the three offi- September. He said it’s his city to purchase a dedicat- environmental, and spir- forward,” Clement said. Boston waterfront would cials were basically mak- belief that if people who ed vessel to support long- allow more flexible and ing the case that with a commute to Boston have term ferry service, McGee LYNN BRIEF limited schedule and only convenient options for a ferry option for an entire said. a seasonal pilot, the city until midnight. commuters. year, the ferry would be- MassDot also provided English High Class was able to demonstrate come much better traveled Tickets are $77 per “We need solutions to resources this past win- of 1977 reunion the gridlock that our really strong ridership and more popular. person with checks ter for the city to develop region faces and water numbers. According to McGee’s payable to Diane Vas- a long-term sustainability English High School transportation offers a “As our ability to get to office, the Lynn Ferry Class of 1977 reunion sallo, 103 Franklin Ave., Boston becomes more and plan for ferry operations, Revere, MA 02151. Email: reliable, sustainable and project has been a vision organizers are planning more difficult because of community leaders for and is currently helping [email protected] more immediate solution a cocktail hour, dinner, than any other transpor- of traffic congestion, it more than a decade — it the city with its procure- A block of hotel rooms dancing and fun on Nov. tation improvements.” makes sense for water was incorporated into the ment of the vessel. has been reserved for 10 at the Boston Marriott Mayor Judith Flanagan transportation to be part city’s Waterfront Master “I think it’s important to $109 a room. Call 978- Kennedy said she sup- of the solution,” Crighton Plan in 2007 to maximize note that the state and the Peabody. 977-9700 and reference ports a year-round ferry, said. planning and economic de- federal government gave Cocktail hour will be Lynn English High but only if the state picks Crighton said year- velopment. Work toward us $7 million to build this from 7-8 p.m. with dinner School Class of ’77. Please up the tab. round service would pro- the vision began in 2008 wonderful terminal that at 8 and the party rolling RSVP by Oct. 15. The Lynn to Boston fer- vide additional economic with a $750,000 grant we now have,” Cowdell ry, funded by a grant from development in the area, from the Massachusetts said. “You can’t just invest the Massachusetts Sea- with people having access Seaport Advisory Council. that kind of money and port Advisory Council and to additional modes of The initial funding was walk away. It makes sense in partnership with Bos- transit. used at the designated for the state to further ton Harbor Cruises as the He said the reason they Blossom Street Extension their investment with a operator, first began ser- went to the meeting was site for the reconstruction year-round program.” vice with a two-year pilot to hopefully get in the of the boat ramp, improve- program in May 2014 and pipeline for a pilot pro- ments to the drainage, Staff reporter Thomas completed its second year gram, with the idea that pavement of the adjacent Grillo contributed to this in 2015. McGee said the once Lynn has its own lot and demolition of an report. Gayla Cawley can estimated total number ferry vessel over the next existing building — both be reached at gcawley@ of riders during the 2014 year or two, and if it could had been vacant for more itemlive.com. season was 13,322 and get through the next few years, the city could have about 14,577 the follow- a long-term solution for 22 Lincoln Ave. ing season. additional transportation This summer’s ferry Saugus access across the North service consists of one 781-233-2757 The value of each coupon shown here is equal to Shore. morning peak hour de- “The pilot program, if or greater than the price of the newspaper. parture from Lynn’s Blos- som Street Extension at 7:45 a.m., arriving at Bos- LAW OFFICES OF BEER-BATTERED ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! ton’s Long Wharf at 8:20 JAMES J. 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Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance bury, Conn., and then lat- ories at the old Yankee Lynn, MA 01903 Michael H. Shanahan CawleCa y J N. W  er moved to a town a few Stadium was during bat- Chief Operating O cer Chairman Customer Service P ’ miles away, which are ting practice as a kid in Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 both just an hour outside example, where there’s the late 1990s. Luis Sojo, Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 New York City. So, natu- a strange split that hap- a former utility infielder Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: rally, becoming a Yankees pens in the state to sep- for the Yankees, was jok- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 fan was inevitable. arate New York Yankees ing around and repeatedly Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Since I made the deci- and Boston Red Sox fans. tossing Derek Jeter’s glove Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 In the past, the divide Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 sion to move three hours up in the air when they Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 away for this job a couple has been referred to as a were both in the outfield. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 classi [email protected] of years ago, I’ve been sur- Mason-Dixon line, which As each toss got high- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 hearkens back to the Subscriptions rounded by Red Sox fans, er and higher in the air, [email protected] especially in the news- symbolic border that sep- my mom timed one and room. As someone who arated the Northern and leaned over the fence and Circulation likes to stir the pot a little Southern states during caught Jeter’s glove, much [email protected] bit sometimes, I decided to the Civil War. to their surprise. As it was Ext. 3 bring my “Reserved Park- In Connecticut, it’s al- his game glove that he was most a 50/50 split, with Newsroom ing, Yankees fans only” going to use, Jeter needed [email protected] sign and proudly hang it half the state choosing to it back and compromised [email protected] up at my desk. align with the Yankees by having a security guard EDITORIAL Ext. 4 Some of my co-workers and the other half making give his batting gloves to didn’t approve. I would the misguided decision to my younger brother after Sports come back to my desk and become Red Sox fans. the game. [email protected] find the sign turned over The line seems to be A sadder memory was Ext. 5 on numerous occasions, around the central part of during the playoffs in the Let the Retail and Online hiding the interlocking the state, with the west- new Yankee Stadium in Advertising NY symbol. ern half of the state closest 2012 when Jeter went [email protected] One of the first things I to New York City typical- down with a broken an- debates begin did right after moving in ly rooting for the Yankees kle, a horrific injury — he ADVERTISING was go to my first game at and the eastern side of was never the same af- Ernie Carpenter Jr. Fenway Park, which hap- the state closer to Boston ter. I remember sitting in Director of Advertising Fewer than one out of 10 voters cast ballots pened to be part of a series choosing the Red Sox. the stands and the whole and Business Development, ext. 1355 in Lynn and surrounding communities where between the two rivals. It This phenomenon has crowd went quiet after he [email protected] preliminary elections were held on Tuesday, definitely felt like enemy been reported elsewhere, went down awkwardly at setting the stage for final elections on Nov. 7 in Michele Iannaco territory. but it’s obvious to anyone shortstop and didn’t get Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 Lynn, Malden, Medford, Peabody, Revere and For the most part, I don’t who lives in the state. I ex- back up. Everyone knew [email protected] Saugus. blame people around here perienced it for myself in something was really Candidates who survived Tuesday’s voting Jim McFadyen for deciding to become Red college, when I went from wrong. spent Wednesday dusting themselves off and Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 Sox fans, as much as I dis- the western half of the Growing up, I always [email protected] rallying and regrouping supporters for an eight agree with their decision. state to the eastern part thought how bizarre it week-long push that will be defined by door Ralph Mitchell Where someone grows up to attend the University of would be to end up in Bos- knocking, campaign literature drops, political Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 Connecticut and found my- ton. But here I am, just a [email protected] signs sprouting like spring flowers and, it is basically seems to deter- self in Red Sox territory. few miles away, and now hoped, spirited and informative debates. mine which baseball team Patricia Whalen Brutally, the Red Sox an outlier Yankees fan in Debates are politics distilled down to the they become a fan of. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 Red Sox territory. purest essence with candidates facing off and Take Connecticut for won the World Series in [email protected] explaining who they are and what they stand BUSINESS OFFICE for. As anyone who has watched a presidential debate knows, the hours spent under the hot Beth Bresnahan lights and in front of microphones turn more Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 [email protected] often than not on one remark — witness the late Ronald Reagan skewering Jimmy Carter Susan J. Conti in a 1980 debate with “... there you go again” or Controller, ext. 1288 Lloyd Bentsen in 1988 declaring to Dan Quayle, [email protected] “Senator, you’re no Jack Kennedy.” Ted Grant Debates potentially provide the opportunity Publisher, ext. 1234 for candidates to state their positions on import- [email protected] ant local issues and to stake out high ground Marian Kinney on an issue that could prove insurmountable to ext. 1212 their opponent. [email protected] They are also an opportunity for voters to as- Will Kraft sess and weigh a candidate’s personality, tem- Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 per and listening skills. Political signs and cam- [email protected] paign literature can drive home catchphrases Jennifer Perez and underscore the key issues a candidate is MARK DAVIS ext. 1205 focused on. But debates sharply define — often [email protected] with a handful of words — the candidate’s per- Carolina Trujillo sonality. Let the NFL handle its business Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 There isn’t a candidate born who underesti- [email protected] mates the power of a debate. Political newcom- Jim Wilson ers who may not be able to match an incumbent’s without court interference Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 spending power see debates as game-changing [email protected] opportunities to level the political field and en- So the Cowboys are 1-0, performing an internal in- time ban. If his accuser ergize supporters. CIRCULATION with Ezekiel Elliott log- vestigation. How is that a is lying, he deserves to be Incumbents who know they may be wear- Lisa Mahmoud ging his first 100-yard judge’s business? left alone. The NFL joins ing out their welcome with voters after years Manager, ext. 1239 game. Everybody’s happy, I make this assertion the rest of us in having no in office seize on debates as an opportunity to [email protected] idea which of those is true. employ a well-turned phrase and an appeal to right? as someone who thought So they crafted a mid- CLASSIFIED nostalgia to win one more election. Not quite. Elliott’s suspension was dling punishment that Abbe Young Smith Candidates know debates matter and they First we had Elliott’s tug without sufficient basis. seems to say, “We think Manager, ext. 1276 sweat every detail involved in a debate includ- of war with the NFL over This does not mean I think something really bad hap- [email protected] ing the order of candidates’ opening and closing the league’s desire to sus- he is innocent; it means I pened, but we don’t really statements; whether candidates sit or stand pend him for allegations have the same awareness NEWSROOM know, so we’ll deliver less and the wording of questions. of domestic violence. A of evidence that authori- than what we would do if Bill Brotherton They know what every voter should know — six-game suspension was ties had when they decid- we knew, because we don’t Features Editor ext. 1338 especially the roughly 90 percent who did not upheld by an arbitrator, ed not to press charges. want to do nothing.” [email protected] bother to vote on Tuesday — debates expose but then halted by a judge. The bottom-line question As ridiculous as this is, Gayla Cawley for better or worse the person behind the pol- The NFL has appealed is: Are we sufficiently cer- I would suggest it is the Reporter, ext. 1236 itician. The power of debates to make politics that ruling, and now it’s tain of Elliott’s guilt to NFL’s business and not a [email protected] personal is why it is so important debates are all up in the air. Will the take away a half-million matter for the courts. Fed- Cheryl Charles held locally during the next eight weeks and injunction be lifted? Will dollars, a sizable chunk eral Judge Amos Mazzant Night Editor, ext. 1278 why it is even more important for people to at- the suspension kick back of his season and perhaps found that the NFL’s pro- [email protected] tend debates. in, or will he play the en- his team’s prospects for a cedures were not “funda- Voting still requires an act of conscious com- tire season? Super Bowl? My answer Tori Faieta mentally fair.” Copy Editor mitment to the political process by people who And with a judge pon- is no. Where do the rest of us [email protected] have to go to polling places and contemplate dering these matters, an- If I knew he was guilty, sign up to tell the stories of their candidate choices before filling out a bal- other issue arises: What I would advocate perma- Thomas Grillo employers who have given lot. Debates require a similar level of civic par- is this matter doing in the nent banishment from the Reporter, ext. 1264 us the shaft? I know the [email protected] ticipation with voters sitting through an hour courts at all? One can like league. I’m tired of seeing NFL world is saddled with or more of discourse. or not like the prospect of pro athletes get wrist slaps Spenser Hasak contracts and unions that Politics at all levels of government may be- an Elliott suspension, just for a variety of horrible be- Photographer, ext. 1332 don’t necessarily apply to come the domain of social media with its inces- as we were all free to favor haviors. The NFL doesn’t [email protected] your brother’s job at the sant demand for instant gratification, but pol- or oppose the suspension have magic perceptive Thor Jourgensen auto parts store, but it has itics in its truest form is an exercise of people of New England Patriots powers beyond what police News Editor, ext. 1267 always been a tricky road engaging people and debates have always been quarterback Tom Brady have discerned, but it does [email protected] when judges start telling the most insightful forum for that engagement. on the absurd matter of have an image problem, private business what to Steve Krause Let the debates begin. ball inflation. amid wide criticism for be- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 do about firing, hiring or But in all cases like this, ing unserious in punishing [email protected] other decisions central to aren’t employers free to wayward players. Throw in the rights of the business. Katie Morrison enact sanctions against its gutless unwillingness So no, I’m not totally Sports Reporter employees based on stan- to restrain players from [email protected] comfortable with Zeke dards of their own deriva- insulting America during on the field. I’m less com- Owen O’Rourke tion? I’ve seen people fired the national anthem, and fortable with harsh conse- Photographer, ext. 1224 for some pretty flimsy these are not happy times [email protected] quences without sufficient reasons in my time, and for the sport that has dom- proof. But whatever the Roberto Scalese I don’t remember a lot of inated ratings for genera- NFL decides to do, I know Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 judges getting those cases. tions. I’m not comfortable at all [email protected] My supposition has al- So maybe a Zeke suspen- with the courts butting in. Anne Marie Tobin ways been: your business, sion was window-dress- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 your rules. There are laws ing, designed to earn back Mark Davis is a radio [email protected] against dismissals that vi- some points for basic de- host and frequent contrib- Bridget Turcotte olate various basic rights, cency. The problem is, the utor to The Dallas Morn- Reporter, ext. 1269 but this appears to be a six-game tapdance was ing News. Readers may [email protected] case of a sports league always absurd. If he is email him at markdaviss- Ryan York levying a sanction after guilty, he deserves a life- [email protected] Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5

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All address information, particu- Complaints Hampshire Road; at 11:20 summoned for false inspec- larly arrests, reflect police records. In p.m. Tuesday at 3232 Crane tion sticker, attaching plates A report of a disturbance at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Brook Way; at 11:58 p.m. Tues- to a motor vehicle and unreg- 12:44 p.m. Tuesday at Walmart it is the sole responsibility of the con- day at 19 Washington St.; at istered motor vehicle; at 9:08 at 780 Lynnway; at 5:49 p.m. 12:05 a.m. Wednesday at 115 a.m. Tuesday at Bianco Inc. on cerned party to contact the relevant Tuesday at 96 Lafayette Park; Bartholomew St.; at 9:06 a.m. Revere Street; at 11:11 a.m. police department and have the at 7:43 p.m. Tuesday at 60 Su- Wednesday at Mobile Estates at Tuesday on Brown Circle. department issue a notice of correc- perior St.; at 8:59 p.m. Tuesday 286 Newbury St.; at 9:22 a.m. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or at 39 Lynnway; at 9:06 p.m. Wednesday at Covenant Chris- Assaults clarifications will not be made without Tuesday at 69 North Common tian Academy at 83 Pine St. A St.; at 10:45 p.m. Tuesday at A report of an assault at express notice of change from the ar- caller reported parents came 124 Commonwealth Road; 12:59 a.m. Tuesday at Thorn- resting police department. into the school reporting a loud at 12:59 a.m. Wednesday at noise, possibly an explosion. ton Street and Shirley Avenue; 600 Eastern Ave.; at 1:19 a.m. Police reported all was in or- at 11:17 a.m. Tuesday on Pearl PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LYNN Wednesday at 49 Rogers Ave.; Avenue. der; at 2:50 p.m. Wednesday at Parents gather in the parking lot behind Free- at 1:26 a.m. Wednesday at Dunkin’ Donuts at 3 Central St. Arrest Chase and Hanover streets. Complaints man High School in Rockford, Wash., to wait A report of suspicious activity for their kids, after a deadly shooting at the A report of a gunshot at 7:45 at 9:20 p.m. Tuesday at Farn- Ulmar Perez-Mendez, 22, of p.m. Tuesday on Fays Avenue. A report of a disturbance at high school Wednesday. 92 South St., was arrested and ham Park on Endicott Street. A 9:33 a.m. Tuesday on Beach young man in the bushes was charged with unlicensed opera- Theft Street; at 9:46 p.m. Tuesday on tion of a motor vehicle and fail- reportedly acting suspicious. Glendale Street. ure to stop/yield at 6:11 p.m. A report of a larceny at 7:08 A report of shots fired at Officials: Student Tuesday. p.m. Tuesday at 38 Brimblecom Theft 11:38 p.m. Tuesday on Revere St. A report of a larceny at 9:21 Beach Parkway. Accidents a.m. Wednesday at Precision killed confronting Vandalism Vandalism A report of a motor vehicle Estate Sales at 26 Howley St. accident at 2:51 p.m. Tuesday A report of motor vehicle van- A caller reported a belt-driven A report of vandalism at 2:13 school shooter on Blossom Street; at 4:16 dalism at 1:21 p.m. Tuesday at steiner blower was stolen from p.m. Tuesday at New Revere p.m. Tuesday at Boston and 8 Meadow Court. his store on Monday; at 2:25 Police Station on Revere Beach By Nicholas K. down the hallway, striking Hesper streets; at 4:37 p.m. A report of vandalism at 5:27 p.m. Wednesday at Evergreen Parkway; at 7:19 p.m. Tuesday Geranios the other students, before Tuesday at 87 West Neptune p.m. Tuesday at 2 Kingsley Ter- Terrace at 400 Brooksby Village on Barrett Street; at 7:37 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS a school staffer could stop St.; at 6:26 p.m. Tuesday on race. Drive. A caller reported $10 to Tuesday at Roseland Properties him. Kzenovich called it a Richardson Road; at 7:26 p.m. $12,000 in missing jewelry on Overlook Ridge Drive. ROCKFORD, Wash. — A courageous act that pre- Tuesday at Boston and North PEABODY was thought to be stolen. student who opened fire in vented further bloodshed. Federal streets; at 7:35 a.m. SAUGUS a hallway at a Washington Elisa Vigil, a 14-year-old Wednesday at 26 Bay View Accidents Vandalism state high school killed a freshman, told The Asso- Ave.; at 8:06 a.m. Wednesday classmate who confront- A report of vandalism at Accidents ciated Press that she saw on Market Square. A report of a motor vehicle ed him Wednesday and 10:22 p.m. Tuesday at 13 Tara one male student shot A report of a motor vehicle accident at 3:48 p.m. Tuesday wounded three others be- Road. Vandalism to a motor ve- A report of a motor vehicle in the head who janitors accident with personal injury at on Lowell Street; at 2:10 p.m. fore being stopped by a hicle was reported — someone accident with personal injury at covered with a cloth and 4:17 p.m. Tuesday on Lynnway. Wednesday at 27 Centennial staff member, authorities had scratched it. 11:34 a.m. Tuesday at Speed- another female student A report of a police motor Drive. way at 1252 Broadway. said. wounded in the back. vehicle accident at 5 p.m. Tues- A report of a pedestrian hit The suspect, who a Michael Harper, a day at Briarcliff Lodge at 112 by a motor vehicle at 8:39 REVERE Complaints classmate described as 15-year-old sophomore, Kernwood Drive. p.m. Tuesday at YMCA at 259 being obsessed with previ- said the suspect had A report of a motor vehicle hit Lynnfield St. A person was hit Arrests A report of a disturbance at ous school shootings, was brought notes in the be- and run accident at 5:17 p.m. by a car. One person was tak- 7:41 p.m. Tuesday at 5 Mead- taken into custody. The Alissa Nicole Jenkinson, 23, ginning of the school year, Tuesday at Sisson Elementary en to Lahey Hospital. The driv- ow Lane. wounded victims were ex- of 57 Ocean Ave., Apt. 57A, Sa- saying he was going to do School at 56 Conomo Ave.; at er was cited. pected to survive, officials lem, was arrested and charged “something stupid” and 10:49 p.m. Tuesday at George Fire said. with shoplifting by asportation might get killed or jailed. and Warren streets. Breaking and Entering The shooter brought at 8:48 p.m. Tuesday. A report of a car fire at 3:10 Some students alerted two weapons to Freeman Kathyann Balinda Mayers, p.m. Tuesday at Square One counselors, the teen told Assaults A report of a breaking and High School in Rockford, 48, of 9 Wyoming St., Apt. Mall at 1201 Broadway. A call- AP, but it wasn’t clear entering at 11:21 a.m. Wednes- south of Spokane, but the A report of an assault at 9:37 1, Boston, was arrested and er reported he was on The Ride what school officials did in day at 10 May St. Checks and first one he tried to fire p.m. Tuesday on Lloyd Street. jewelry were stolen sometime charged with uninsured motor and a vehicle was on fire. Police response. jammed, Spokane County last week. vehicle and on a warrant at reported a small black sedan A call to the school was Breaking and Entering 10:12 p.m. Tuesday. was smoking, but wasn’t on fire. Sheriff Ozzie Kzenovich not immediately returned. Complaints told reporters. Harper said the shoot- A report of a breaking and Accidents Vandalism “He went to his next er had many friends and entering at 8:19 p.m. Tuesday A report of a disturbance at weapon,” Kzenovich said. was not bullied, calling at 184 Chestnut St. 7:15 p.m. Tuesday at Dunkin’ A report of a motor vehicle A report of vandalism at “A student walked up to him “nice and funny and A report of a motor vehicle Donuts at 117 Newbury St.; accident at 6:05 a.m. Tuesday 12:17 p.m. Tuesday at 4723 him, engaged him, and that weird” and a huge fan of breaking and entering at 1:33 at 9:12 p.m. Tuesday at Bill & at Laundromax on VFW Park- Scotts Mill Court. A caller re- student was shot. That stu- the TV show “Breaking a.m. Wednesday at 50 Johnson Bob’s Roast Beef at 2 Central way. Victor Castro, 65, of 106 ported his motorcycle was van- dent did not survive.” Bad.” He also said the St. St.; at 10:07 p.m. Tuesday on Jefferson St., Apt. 1, Lynn, was dalized. 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BAKER From A1 health care role even bigger So far, the grant pro- By Alan Fram Senate hearing room. are from safely Democrat- gram has provided $6 ASSOCIATED PRESS Hours earlier, Repub- ic states. million to more than 130 lican senators unveiled “Today we begin the long municipalities for various WASHINGTON — In an their own last-ditch, long- and difficult struggle to end projects that are expected animated, campaign-style shot plan to scuttle Pres- the international disgrace rally, Sen. Bernie Sanders to drive innovation, re- ident Barack Obama’s of the United States, our unwrapped his plan to re- gionalization, and other 2010 statute and practi- great nation, being the only make the nation’s convo- efficiencies. cally begged the White major country on Earth not luted health care system “This is a reflection of House to help. to guarantee health care to into federally run health the hard work by Swamp- “Pick up the phone” and all,” Sanders declared. insurance Wednesday — a scott officials who have ask governors to support Though his bill has no focused on long term fi- costly proposal embraced the repeal effort, said Sen. by liberal activists hoping to chance in the current Con- nancial planning, building Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., gress, the issue is enthusi- complete streets, and it steer the Democratic Party aiming his remarks at in upcoming elections. astically backed by large helps us think more crit- President Donald Trump. segments of a Democratic The Vermont indepen- “Tell them this matters to ically about regional ser- Party hoping to capture dent’s plan would hand you, that you weren’t kid- vices,” said town adminis- House control in the 2018 trator Sean Fitzgerald. government a dominant ding about repealing and elections. Sanders caucus- State Sen. Thomas M. role in insuring Americans, replacing Obamacare, that es with Democrats and McGee (D-Lynn), one day a crucial step, he said, in you actually meant it.” unexpectedly gave Hillary after his overwhelming guaranteeing health care Shortly afterward, Clinton a tough run for showing over Mayor Ju- for all. Census Bureau Trump issued a statement dith Flanagan Kennedy data this week showed the saying “I sincerely hope” the party’s presidential in the preliminary race ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE proportion of people lack- the effort by Graham and nomination last year. for mayor, praised the pro- ing policies falling to 8.8 three other GOP senators The room where Sanders From left, state Sen. Thomas McGee and state spoke held more than 200 gram that he said helps Rep. Lori Ehrlich look on as Gov. Charlie Baker percent last year under will succeed. “Obamacare,” the lowest people, including members communities work togeth- addresses the crowd at Swampscott Town Hall. The waning desire of er to make a difference. level ever recorded, but he GOP lawmakers to revive of unions and progressive “This is awesome and called it an “international their failed effort to scrap groups. Many waved post- nities in a helpful and en- to provide a menu of best it’s a great day for Swamp- disgrace” that not all Amer- Obama’s law contrast- ers and chanted “Medicare tirely positive way.” practices and communi- scott to take advantage of icans have coverage. ed with growing, though for all,” the name he has ties can choose which ones what the administration As the final speaker, Though Sanders’ plan is wary, Democratic support given his 96-page bill, which they think would be help- is offering and the re- Baker said when he served going nowhere in the cur- for Sanders’ bill. It has would gradually expand the ful,” he said. “If you do, we as a local official in town, rent GOP-controlled Con- attracted 16 co-sponsors, health insurance program sources that comes from have money and technical the message he got from gress, he drew a big crowd one-third of all Senate for the elderly to cover all the signing,” he said. assistance to get it done. the state was: “Do this now, to a packed and electrified Democrats, though most Americans. State Rep. Lori Ehrlich We had no idea anyone (D-Marblehead) said the we’re not going to give you any money, have a nice would sign up and today compact is genius. we’ve signed 300 with 11 day.” “You’ve heard the ex- more in the queue.” pression that all politics “The first executive order is local,” she said. “I love I signed was this Commu- Thomas Grillo can be that this brings state gov- nity Compact … and the reached at tgrillo@item- ernment into our commu- whole point behind it was live.com. Mayors state case for region’s needs

MAYORS Driscoll reported in her vitalization investment From A1 address that the city is in Peabody’s downtown, hoping to add a second fer- which is passed by more Globe Magazine as one of ry between the witch city than 30,000 vehicles each the most up-and-coming and Boston’s Long Wharf, day, and the success of cities.” and explore water taxi several pop-up events that Kennedy trailed Sen. services. drew crowds and money Thomas McGee in Tues- Salem, Gloucester, New- into the city, joking that day night’s primary elec- buryport, and Beverly may- his next campaign fund- tion with 1,632 votes com- ors each discussed develop- raiser would be a pop-up. pared to his 4,219. The ment and sustainability of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS primaries drew only 11.53 their city’s waterfront dis- Bridget Turcotte can be Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is joined by Democratic senators and sup- percent of registered vot- tricts. reached at bturcotte@item- porters as he arrives for a news conference on Capitol Hill in Washing- ers to the polls. Bettencourt discussed live.com. Follow her on ton on Wednesday. McGee attended the the recent $6 million re- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. address as a spectator. He said in an interview after the event that if iPhone X puts an exclamation he had the opportunity to speak, he would have point on Apple’s pricing strategy highlighted the econom- ic development oppor- By Michael Liedtke Among other things, that strategy reflects Apple’s tunities that exist in and Barbara Orutay runs contrary to decades long-held belief that con- Lynn, the ferry service, ASSOCIATED PRESS in which high-tech device sumers will pay more for and how the city needs prices have fallen over products that are so well to start to focus on its CUPERTINO, Calif. — time, often dramatically, designed that they can’t natural resources. Apple has made a luxury even as the gadgets them- fathom living without “I’ve gone to these may- iPhone that punctuates its selves acquired new fea- them. ors’ events over the last technological swagger with tures and powers. Apple CEO Tim Cook left several years,” said Mc- a high-priced exclamation On Tuesday, for in- little doubt in the company’s Gee. “They give both the point. And that exclamation stance, Apple also intro- confidence in the iPhone X North Shore Chamber point appears to be a sign of duced a TV streaming box and over 300 business things to come. (pronounced “ten”), whose that will sell for $179, far name references the decade leaders from the North The long-anticipated more than similar devices, Shore a good chance to iPhone X unveiled Tuesday that’s passed since company and a smartwatch with co-founder Steve Jobs first hear what’s going on will sell for $999, double its own cellular connec- pulled out an iPhone that in other communities. what the original iPhone tion that will cost almost sold for $499. We really have so many cost a decade ago and more $400. In December, Apple Cook attempted to frame things in common, wheth- than any other compet- will start selling an inter- er it be transportation or ing device on the market. net-connected speaker, the the iPhone X as a similar tourism, that we can work That’s very much in line HomePod, priced at $349, breakthrough, hailing it together to build stronger with Apple’s long-term po- nearly twice as much as as “the biggest leap for- economic success. sitioning of itself as a pur- Amazon’s market-leading ward” since the original “I was happy to be veyor of pricey aspirational Echo speaker. iPhone. there,” he said. “It is an gadgets. Apple is also raising But the original iPhone opportunity to build those But it’s also a clear sign the price of its runner-up revolutionized society by kind of relationships with that Apple is ramping phones, the iPhone 8 and putting connected hand- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK other community lead- up that strategy by con- 8 Plus, which will respec- held computers and apps ers.” Peabody Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. ad- tinuing to push its prices tively cost $50 and $30 into the hands of millions of McGee said he hopes dresses members of the North Shore Chamber higher, even though im- more than their immediate ordinary people. The iPhone Lynn can learn from Sa- of Commerce during the annual State of the provements it’s bringing predecessors, the iPhone 7 X mostly promises to do lem’s experience with Region Address at the Danversport Yacht Club to its products are often and 7 Plus. what earlier smartphones water transportation. on Wednesday. incremental or derivative. The premium pricing have done, only better.

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I thought our hardest three games would be St. Mary’s and the two Saugus games.” The Sachems cruised through the rst two games of the season, shutting out Somerville and Classical. Wednesday was more of the same, as Saugus rolled to a 5-0 win over the Bulldogs at Man- ning Field. “We’ve been able to possess the ball ITEM FILE PHOTO well and control the game, hold onto the Mia Nikolakopoulos scored a goal for the Spar- ball and make other teams chase,” Sau- tans Wednesday night. gus coach Chris Coviello said. “That’s the thing we’ve been able to do best.” The scoring started early and happened often for Saugus in the rst half. Sopho- Early scores ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON more Kylie Ronan got the Sachems on the board right off the bat, and senior captain English’s Lauren Moorehouse, right, tries to hold off Sau- gus’ Haley McLaughlin as they vie for the ball. SAUGUS, B2 sink Spartans By Mike Alongi control of the ball and get FOR THE ITEM some more opportunities at the net, which was good Miscues cost Classical soccer LYNN — After not scor- to see.” ing a single goal in their Fenwick jumped out to By Harold Rivera rst two games, the Bish- ITEM STAFF an early lead despite not op Fenwick girls soccer controlling the ball in the LYNN — Wednesday team jumped out to an offensive zone for very evening's game against early lead and held on for long. The rst time the Gloucester was a big test a 3-2 win over rival St. Crusaders got into Spar- for a Lynn Classical boys Mary’s at Manning Field tan territory with the ball soccer team that's look- on Wednesday night. The they earned a corner kick, ing to cement itself as a Crusaders netted their then Fenwick junior Ma- contender in the North- rst goal of the year less rissa Orlando scored while eastern Conference this than two minutes into the falling down after corral- season. Unfortunately for game, giving them some ling a loose ball in front of Classical, Gloucester was sorely needed momentum. the net to make it 1-0. too tall a task. “It was certainly nice for The Spartans (2-1) fol- Junior mid elder An- us to jump out to an early lowed up the Fenwick goal thony Suaza scored two lead,” said Fenwick coach with some solid play and goals for the Fishermen as Steve Flaherty. “I think we ball possession over the Gloucester took down the were able to ride that mo- next 20 minutes of game Rams, 3-0, at Manning mentum for much of the time, but they just couldn’t Field. rst half, which is some- capitalize on the handful “We didn’t really play thing we haven’t had so of scoring opportunities the rst half,” Classical far this season.” they got. coach Dominick Steadman As for St. Mary’s, the Then, with 6:45 left in said. “We were sleepwalk- Spartans were forced to the rst half, the Crusad- ing, sort of how we did battle back in the second ers got another corner the rst half in Monday’s half after falling behind kick chance. This time it game against English. 3-0. was freshman Elani Gi- The only difference is this “We came out kind of  at kas who made the big play, time they made us pay for in the rst half, which led bending her corner kick to us falling behind there,” it. Lazy fouls on defense ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON over everyone’s head and were our mistakes.” said St. Mary’s coach Jim inside the far post to give Classical’s Christopher Zelaya (15) and Gabriel Novoa keep Glouces- Foley. “But in the second RAMS, B2 ter’s Kyle Kariores close. half, we were able to keep ST. MARY’S, B2 Peabody’s Davis pursuing pro dream By Harold Rivera playing professional baseball in bles and scored 33 runs. ITEM STAFF Maine with the Old Orchard Beach The key to his success at the plate Surge of the Empire League. The in his rst season playing pro base- When Peabody native Mike Davis Empire League is a four-team in- ball, Davis said, was establishing a began playing baseball at the age of dependent professional baseball patient approach in each of his at- four, he fell in love with the sport. bats. Ever since then, Davis has dreamed league, set to expand to six organi- zations next year. “I became more patient over my of playing baseball at the profession- last couple years in college,” Davis, al level. A left- elder for the Surge, Davis played in 49 games this summer. He a three-year varsity player at Fen- This summer, Davis’ dream came wick, said. “I had a more patient ap- posted a .254 batting average with true. proach at the plate, a set plan going Davis, a Bishop Fenwick and Sa- four home runs and 27 RBI in 181 lem State alum, spent his summer at-bats. Davis also totalled 10 dou- DAVIS, B2

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DAVIS From B1 up. Other times, I didn’t have a plan at the plate. As I got older, I realized that pitchers are just as smart as the hitters. Having a set plan allowed me to have a better approach at the plate.” Davis found his way to the Surge after a stint in the Puerto Rico Instructional Baseball League. The former Crusader spent a month this past winter show- casing his skills in the PRIBL in Rincon, Puerto Rico, and earned a contract offer from the Surge shortly thereafter. He signed with the team in May. “It has always been something that I’ve dreamed of, ever since I was a kid,” Davis said. “I was lucky to be able to showcase my skills. It’s a blessing to be able to play COURTESY PHOTO | OLD ORCHARD BEACH SURGE competitively and showcase my skills. Not many people are able to do that. It Fenwick and Salem State graduate was just awesome and a blessing.” Mike Davis is fulfilling his dream ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Old Orchard Beach had a strong season of playing professional baseball. Saugus’ Shaylin Groark, left, and Kiley Ronan chase a shot into the box, in 2017, reaching the league finals where emerged as a consistent MASCAC con- but English keeper Tommi Hill scoops up the ball. the Surge fell in a five-game series to the tender. Davis isn’t the only Viking play- Plattsburgh RedBirds. Although it took er currently chasing a career in the pros the Surge a while to find their rhythm, as Richie Fecteau, one of Davis’ former the team clicked towards the second-half Saugus girls keep rolling teammates and a past North Shore Nav- of the season and never looked back. igator, is now in the Los Angeles Angels “In the beginning of the year, we were organization. Fecteau was drafted by the SAUGUS If there was an obvious as well as Hill. still trying to find our connection with From B1 bright spot for English, it “They never leave the each other,” Davis said. “The second half Angels in 2016 and promoted to Single-A Burlington (Iowa) of the Midwest League was the play of Hill, who field,” McNeil said. “No of the season, we really came together. We Rachel Nazzaro added an- in July. was peppered with shots matter what the score is, started to play as a team and everything other seven minutes into throughout but kept the they work just as hard all Davis and Fecteau still stay in contact as came together for us. Everything clicked the half. At 25:12, Shaylin Bulldogs in the game. the time.” they chase their pro baseball aspirations. for us towards the end of the season.” Groark knocked the ball With English’s backup The Bulldogs are 1-3 to “Richie was one of my best friends at Despite the challenges that come with out of a scrum in front of keeper, Julianna Perry, begin the season, but have Salem State,” Davis said. “We talk all jumping from college baseball to the pro- the net to make it 3-0. sidelined with an injury, gotten two of the hardest fessional stage, Davis proved to be success- the time about different things we see. If The Bulldogs, who have it was up to Hill to stick it games out of the way ear- ful in tackling those tasks. He acknowl- I’m struggling with something, I always struggled to generate of- out the entire 80 minutes, ly. Now, they can focus on edged that there were bumps along the reach out to him. It’s good having him fense this year and in sea- something McNeil said competing with the rest of way throughout his season, but the ups and I’m rooting for him every step of the sons past, were plagued by she did with a positive at- the teams in their division. and downs helped him improve as a player. way. It’s tough because we’re busy all the the same problem against titude and no complaints. “I keep telling the girls, “In college, I faced a lot of good play- time but we try and keep tabs on each the Sachems. Senior Alexa But even the play of Hill we’re going to be very com- ers,” Davis said. “Jumping from the col- other as much as we can.” Zayas, English’s main of- and a solid English defense petitive with the rest of the lege level to the pro level was completely After seeing his dream come true this fensive weapon, got a shot in front of her weren’t league. Now I’m looking different. Some of these guys had expe- summer, Davis offered words of advice off with three minutes left enough to hold Saugus at forward to the rest of the rience in the professional level, some of for those who have similar aspirations of in the half, but it wasn’t bay. The Sachems scored schedule,” McNeil said. them played A-ball or in other leagues. playing baseball professionally. The key, much trouble for Saugus once more, with Allison “We have Classical Fri- They already had a taste of what pro Davis said, is being ready for the moment goalie Alana Aldred, who LeBlanc sending in a beau- day, and we should be very baseball is like.” once it arrives. scooped up the ball. tiful shot that banked off competitive with them. Ev- “I struggled at times, but I think it “I would tell them to never give up and With less than two min- the bottom of the crossbar erett, Revere, Pope John, got the best out of me,” Davis added. “It keep dreaming what you’ve been dream- utes to play in the first, and in behind Hill. East Boston...they’re all showed me what it’s going to take if I ing since you were a kid,” Davis said. “Go Nazzaro took a shot from Coviello highlighted for- teams we can play with.” want to get better and move on, if I want out and play as hard as you can. If it’s about 25 yards out that wards Haley McLaughlin Both teams are back in to keep playing in these types of leagues.” meant to be, it’s meant to be. Someone’s sailed into the corner of and Groark, as well as action Friday. The Rams In his days wearing the orange and going to be watching you. The opportuni- the net past English keep- Jess Carter at midfield. and Bulldogs play under blue Salem State uniform, Davis was a ties are going to come and you have to be er Tommi Hill’s dive to For English, McNeil the lights at Manning. key contributor to a Vikings team that ready when they do come.” make it 4-0 Saugus going credited defenders Grace while Saugus visits Re- into the half. Gately and Tora Ueland, vere at 4. Early scoring hurts Spartans ST. MARY’S sophomore Morgan Mack- Fenwick (1-2) is now From B1 ey scoring on a penalty looking to build off the win kick with about 21 minutes to get back on track after Fenwick a two-goal lead left. A minute and a half dropping the first two going into halftime. later, Mia Nikolakopoulos games of the season. Things weren’t looking scooped up a loose ball in “That’s the plan for sure, so good for the Spartans front of the net and buried to try and ride this mo- early in the second half. a goal to make it 3-2. mentum,” Flaherty said. With just under 26 min- The Spartans kept push- “Things are starting to utes left in the game, Or- ing and trying to get scoring come together and we play lando earned a penalty opportunities throughout well in bursts, so now we kick after getting taken the next 15 minutes of game just have to focus on keep- down in the box. She cap- action. Their best chance ing it up for a full game.” italized with a goal, and came with about five min- Both teams are back in the Spartans found them- utes remaining, but the action on Friday when the selves in a three-goal hole. shot was turned away by Crusaders battle Essex But the comeback start- Fenwick goalkeeper Ashley Tech and the Spartans ed a few minutes later for Baker to preserve the lead clash against Latin Acad- St. Mary’s. It started with and help seal the win. emy on the road. Roundup: St. Mary’s golf stays hot ROUNDUP hosts Somerville. “It was tillo made seven saves in From B1 a hard-fought game,” net. English (0-4) will con- Swampscott coach Mike tinue to search for its first St. Mary’s hosts St. Jo- Amaral said. “We made win of the season when seph on Friday afternoon some changes in the sec- the Bulldogs host Everett at Manning. ond half. A few mistimed on Friday at Manning. “I’m hoping we keep the runs cost us some oppor- GOLF ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON momentum,” Spartans tunities. Peabody came St. Mary’s 208, Classical’s Ayman Al-Abasi dribbles up the field. coach Mike D’Agostino out in the second half and Spellman 149 said. “We’re doing a great scored three goals and we The Spartans improved to job passing and moving the only scored two.” 4-0 on the season with a win ball. If we keep playing the For Peabody, Michael on the road against Catholic Defensive miscues cost Classical way we are, I don’t think Tansey broke the scoreless Central League opponent breather, but a penalty Steadman said. “We also many teams can stop us.” tie late in the first half with RAMS Cardinal Spellman. kick opportunity turned only had a few legit oppor- Peabody 4, an assist from Josh Atem- From B1 Christian Emmerich and into Suaza’s second goal tunities. We’re still trying Swampscott 2 keng. Jonathan Alves made The Fishermen raced of the evening. That put to find our footing offen- Joe Varghese scored the it 2-0 with an assist from Luke Smith led the way out to a 3-0 lead by the the Rams in a 3-0 hole at sively to understand that first goal and Dan John- Mike Panzini, and made it for the Spartans with 34 end of the first half and recess. we’re a dangerous team son added the other for the 3-1 later in the half with points apiece. Chris Fiora- sat in the driver’s seat for “It’s tough to play down if we can put the ball in Big Blue. Both goals were Trevor Lodi getting the as- vanti was right behind the remainder of the eve- by three goals,” Steadman net. We have a lot of guys assisted by Cam Lau. Ted sist. Atemkeng added an with 31 points. Luke Sar- ning. That forced Classical said. “All you can do is try that can shoot. Unfortu- Pitman and Matt Clark insurance goal late in the gent tallied 29, Aidan Em- to play catch-up the rest of to get the next one. We had nately they feel the need split the evening in net for contest to seal the victory merich had 28 and Aedon the way. plenty of opportunities in that they have to get close Swampscott. for the Tanners. Leydon and Nick Cicolini “Gloucester got a free that whole second half. We to get the perfect shot. The Big Blue dropped to Salem 3, English 0 each had 26 points. kick right outside the box kept the pressure up and They’re still young and 1-2 on the season. Swamp- Brenan DeLeon and The unbeaten Spartans and a penalty kick,” Stead- played our game, the way they’re still learning that scott will look to bounce Nuhi Xhemajli played well host Lowell Catholic at man said. “That didn’t we should’ve been playing they have to be quick to back on Friday when it in the midfield. Angel Cas- Gannon on Monday. help. They looked worse since kickoff.” the trigger.” than they were because of The Rams established a Classical dropped to 2-2 laziness defensively.” stronger offensive attack on the season with the Saugus alumni game coming up Mistakes on the defen- in the second half while loss. The Rams now shift sive end cost the Rams keeping Gloucester off the their focus to Tuesday The annual Saugus Steve Fauci, who recently the MC) and Ron Wing. in the first half. After ju- board. Despite a more en- afternoon’s matchup at Alumni baseball game passed away. Fauci was an The ceremonial first pitch- nior midfielder Elijah El- ergetic Classical offense, Winthrop, another NEC will be held this Saturday, outstanding Saugus High es will be thrown out by liot found the back of the Fishermen goalie Bevan opponent. Sept. 16, at 3 p.m. at World baseball and football play- members of the Fauci fam- net five minutes into the Worell denied each Clas- “It’s just a matter of Series Park in Saugus. ers who played key roles game, Suaza made it a sical attempt to preserve playing our game from the Teams will be made up of on many strong Sachems ily. The National Anthem 2-0 Gloucester lead when the shutout in the 3-0 win. opening whistle,” Stead- former Saugus baseball teams. and America the Beautiful the junior scored on a free Steadman credited man said. “We have a few players. The game is part Fauci’s family has been will be sung by Kim Tobey kick in the 15th minute. Gloucester’s Worell for a guys that aren’t healthy of an all-day Veterans/ invited to participate in a of Saugus. Classical kept the strong performance while right now and that hurts, Military Appreciation Day, special opening ceremony The event will include Gloucester offense off the adding that Classical’s but it’s about coming to- which starts at 10 a.m. will be held at 3 p.m.and food, introductions of all board for the next 20 min- still looking to find confi- gether as a team. We have and is free and open to the will include his former utes, allowing the heav- dence and rhythm on of- to play a team style of public. coaches Mike Ginolfi, Kev- alumni players (both play- ily-tested Rams goalie fense. soccer and stick with our This year’s game is be- in Ward, Patrick Petrone ing and those in atten- Daniel Cortes to take a “He (Worell) was good,” game plan.” ing played in memory of (who will also serve as dance) and much more. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Improvement, not THURSDAY Gloucester at Malden (4) Boys Soccer Pope John at Saugus (4) Revere at Peabody (4) Malden Catholic at New Mission (4) magic, will get Pats Tech at Chelsea (4) Somerville at Swampscott (4) Whittier at Mystic Valley (4:15) St. Joseph’s at St. Mary’s (3:45) Winthrop at Salem (4) Cross Country on the right track Gloucester at Malden (4) Cross Country Marblehead at Peabody (4) Malden at English (4) Revere at Classical (4) Football FOXBOROUGH, Mass. fourth time with a rating Winthrop at Swampscott (4) Beverly at Gloucester (7) (AP) — It's not often that 70 or below since 2014. His Field Hockey Classical at Malden (7) teams catch Tom Brady 44.4 percent completion Fenwick at Gloucester (3:45) Danvers at Peabody (7) having an off game throw- percentage also ranked Marblehead at Saugus (4) Dedham at Fenwick (7) ing the football. last among AFC starting Peabody at Swampscott (5:30) English at Somerville (7) He had such a night quarterbacks in Week 1. Football Essex Tech at Salem (7) Minuteman at KIPP (7) Malden Cath. at Masconomet (7) during the Patriots' sea- But the Saints are ex- Golf Revere at Marblehead (7) son-opening 42-27 loss pecting to see a much dif- English at Everett (4) St. John’s at Cent. Cath. (7) to Kansas City, and af- ferent Brady. Malden at Classical (4) St. Mary’s at Marian/Keefe (7) terward it prompted the "I don't look much into Medford at Gloucester (3:45) Winthrop at Medford (7) quarterback to call for past games as far as his Peabody at Danvers (3:45) Girls Soccer a complete reset of his accuracy," safety Kenny Swampscott at Beverly (4) English at Classical (7:30) Winthrop at Salem (4) Everett at Winthrop (4) team's mental approach Vaccaro said. "He's been Volleyball Fenwick at Essex Tech (7) heading into Week 2. proven in this league for Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (5) Peabody at Swampscott (4) Brady said Wednesday a long time. ... You've al- Danvers at Fenwick (5:30) Salem at Gloucester (40 it is too early to tell if the ready lost the game if you No. Reading at Peabody (5:30) Saugus at Revere (4) team has discovered the think Tom Brady's going Notre Dame at Mystic Valley (5:30) St. Mary’s at Latin Academy (4) urgency that was missing to throw incompletions Saugus at Classical (5:15) Volleyball Tech at Fellowship (5:30) Danvers at English (5) against the Chiefs. But going into a game. It's just FRIDAY Medford at Beverly (5:30) it's clear the need to do so not happening." Boys Soccer Salem at Revere (5:15) will be heightened against There were some pos- Beverly at Medford (4) Saugus at Peabody (5:30) a New Orleans team also itives for the offense to Danvers at Marblehead (3:30) Somerville at Classical (5:15) looking to avoid an 0-2 build on. Danny Amendola Everett at English (5:30) Swampscott at Everett (5:15) Fenwick at Georgetown (7) Winthrop at Malden (5:30) start. caught six passes for 100 "Hopefully we can just yards and Brandin Cooks PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS go play better than we hauled in three catches for SPORTS BRIEFS played last week," Brady 88 yards in his Patriots Red Sox starting pitcher Doug Fister delivers said. "We're playing a real debut after coming over during the first inning Wednesday. Ads for the ad book are: Classical JV boys good team on the road, so from the Saints in an off- full page (5½-8½): $80; it's going to take a big ef- season trade. half-page ($45) and a quar- beat Gloucester fort. We've got a big chal- But Amendola's status ter page ($25). Fister, Red Sox The Lynn Classical JV lenge and hopefully we is up in the air this week boys soccer team beat can get to 1-1." after he left the game ear- Gloucester yesterday, 2-0. Ridley Basketball New England has shown ly with a head injury. He Alex Juarez shut out the Skills Clinic an uncanny ability to turn didn't practice Wednesday, scuffle in loss Fisherman with a solid per- the page following a loss listed as having a knee in- BOSTON (AP) — Matt lead by scoring four in the formance in net. Whitman Classical assistant coach during the Brady era. He jury as well. Olson hit a two-run ho- first and two in the third. Mendez scored both the Helen Ridley will run the is 42-10 as a starter in If he is unavailable it mer, Jed Lowrie drove in Lowrie had an RBI tri- goals. The defenders had a Ridley Basketball Skills games following a loss. will put more of a spot- two runs and the Oakland ple and Khris Davis a good game as well, keeping Clinic, a high intensity ses- Since 2003, the Patriots light on Cooks, Chris Ho- Athletics rebounded for run-scoring single in the offensive chances to a mini- sion for boys and girls to get are 42-6 in the regular gan and Phillip Dorsett, a 7-3 victory over the AL first before Olson hit his mum for the Rams. season after a loss. who is still getting up to them in shape and to help East-leading Boston Red homer into the A's bullpen. Brady entered the open- speed following his trade develop basketball skills. Sox for their sixth win in Boston scored a run in er with a depleted receiv- from the Colts. Lynn English Hall Drills are designed to help seven games Wednesday the first on Mookie Betts' ing corps in the aftermath "What you are in Sep- any player at any level with night. RBI grounder and one in of Fame induction of Julian Edelman's sea- tember is different from ball-handing, shooting (off The loss sliced Boston's the third on Andrew Ben- son-ending knee injury. what you're gonna be as The Lynn English High the dribble, off screens and division lead to three games intendi's RBI double. It showed as Brady com- the season goes on," Brady School Hall of Fame induc- off the pass), creating your over the second-place New TRAINER'S ROOM pleted just 16 of 36 pass- said. "You're trying to see tion will be Tuesday, Oct. own shot and finishing at es for 267 yards and no where your deficiencies York Yankees, who beat Red Sox: LHP David 17, at the Porthole Restau- the rim. touchdowns without his are and you're trying to Tampa Bay 3-2. Price (left elbow inflam- rant 98 Lynnway. The clinic will also mix in go-to receiver against the make improvements. Ob- Oakland, which owns mation) threw his second Cocktail hour is from 5 to playing games so that play- Chiefs. viously what we did the the majors' worst road re- simulated game. "He's in 6 p.m., with the dinner at ers can learn how to use His passer rating for other night is not good cord (22-48), snapped an the process of building 6. Tickerts cost $60. There their skills in a game situ- the game was 70, just his enough by any means." eight-game losing streak up arm strength," man- is a choice between prime ation. away from home. The A's ager John Farrell said. rib and chicken cordon It consists of 10 clinics had dropped their last "I thought he threw with bleu. to be held on Mondays and seven at Fenway Park. good velocity." Price, who Tickets are available at: Thursdays from 7 to 8:30 Indians break AL Dustin Pedroia had has seldom spoken to the (781) 477-7366, through p.m. for Grades 4-12. The three singles for Boston to media while working his principal Tom Strangie and dates are Oct. 16, 19, 23, 26, extend his hitting streak way back, said: "I don't the Hall of Fame commit- 30 and Nov. 2, 6, 9, 13 and record with 21 wins against the A's to 26 know how many more 16. tee. CLEVELAND (AP) — Now that they've moved games. The Red Sox had times I have to do a live They will be held at St. Inductees are Daniel For more than 100 years, past those 2002 A's im- won five of six. BP, but if I come tomorrow Marys High School, 35 Cahill, Clark Crowley, Gary American League teams mortalized on film, the In- Jharel Cotton (8-10) and feel fine, I don't know Dancewicz, William Frost, Tremont St., Lynn, 01902. have gone on winning dians are within five wins picked up the win, allowing what else I have to do." Kevin Harrington, Ste- Sessions cost $200 and streaks of varying lengths of catching the 1916 New three runs in five innings. PAPI'S POSITION phen Hendrickson, James participants should bring — short ones, long ones, York Giants, who won 26 He entered 1-7 with an The Red Sox announced McDonald, Richard Mc- their own ball. ContacHelen double-digit ones. straight without a loss but 8.00 ERA in night games. they have reached a long- Guinness, Tim Ring, Philip Ridley 781-775-0778 ridley- Nothing, though, like the whose century-old mark Five relievers held Bos- term agreement with re- Torto and Lisa Armstrong topflightbasketball@gmail. one the Cleveland Indians includes a tie. ton scoreless the rest of tired slugger David Ortiz Trahant. com for details. have pieced together. The Indians haven't lost the way. that "should link him with A streak for the ages. in 20 days, and they've Doug Fister (5-8) was the organization forever." TV/RADIO Moving past the "Mon- rarely been challenged tagged for six runs and six Ortiz is expected to act TV eyball" Oakland Athlet- during a late-season run hits in four innings. He as a mentor for current Auto racing ics, the Indians set the in which they've domi- was 3-1 with a 1.50 ERA players, help recruit play- 8 p.m. ARCA Series: Scott 150 FS1 AL record with their 21st nated every aspect of the in his previous four starts. ers, make appearances Baseball straight win on Wednes- game. A night after getting and help develop business 1:30 p.m. Cincinnati at St. Louis MLB Network day, 5-3 over the Detroit "I think they're enjoy- routed 11-1 by the Red for Fenway Sports Man- 1:35 p.m. Oakland at Boston NESN Tigers, to join only two ing themselves," manager Sox, Oakland built a 6-1 agement and its partners. 4:30 p.m. Colorado at Arizona MLB Network other teams in the past Terry Francona said as 7 p.m. Baltimore at NY Yankees MLB Network 101 years to win that clubhouse music boomed 10 p.m. Houston at LA Angels MLB Network many consecutive games. in the background. "They Pro basketball Jay Bruce hit a three-run should. I think what's 8 p.m. WNBA playoffs: Washington at Minnesota ESPN2 homer off Buck Farmer (4- kind of cool about our 10 p.m. WNBA playoffs: Phoenix at Los Angeles ESPN2 College football 3) and Mike Clevinger (10- game is when you do 8 p.m. New Mexico at Boise St. ESPN 5) won his fourth straight things, and you do them NFL start as the Indians, a the right way, I think it 8:25 p.m. Houston at Cincinnati NFL Network team with its sights set on means more. Our guys are Golf ending the majors' longest playing the game to win, 9:30 a.m. LPGA: Evian Championship Golf World Series title drought, the right way. 12:30 p.m. Web.com: Albertsons Boise Open Golf matched the 1935 Chicago "That part's very mean- 3 p.m. PGA: BMW Championship Golf Cubs for the second-lon- ingful. They should enjoy Soccer gest streak since 1900. what they're doing. It's 1 p.m. Europa: Atalanta BC vs. Everton FS2 And in doing so, they pretty special." 3 p.m. Europa: Arsenal vs. Koln FS1 separated themselves After leading 4-1, the Europa: Hertha BSC Berlin vs. Athletic Bilbao FS2 from every AL team since Indians had to overcome Radio the league was formed in a costly error and rely on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 1:35 p.m. Oakland at Boston WEEI-FM 93.7 1901. their bullpen to hold off A banner is unfurled over the left field wall "Who would've ever the Tigers, who have lost during the fourth inning of Wednesday’s game. MLB thought that we'd be in 11 of 12 to Cleveland and AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE this situation?" Bruce saw manager Brad Aus- East Division East Division said. "I can't even imag- mus and catcher James W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Fans hang racism Boston 82 63 .566 — x-Washington 88 57 .607 — ine." McCann ejected from the New York 79 66 .545 3 Miami 68 77 .469 20 Believe it. series finale. Baltimore 72 74 .493 10½ Atlanta 66 78 .458 21½ Tampa Bay 72 75 .490 11 New York 63 81 .438 24½ sign at Fenway Park Toronto 68 78 .466 14½ Philadelphia 56 89 .386 32 Central Division Central Division NFL W L Pct GB W L Pct GB BOSTON (AP) — A few spokesman said four peo- Cleveland 90 56 .616 — Chicago 78 66 .542 — AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE fans seated above the ple were escorted from the East East Minnesota 75 69 .521 14 St. Louis 76 69 .524 2½ park and that one of them Kansas City 72 73 .497 17½ Milwaukee 76 69 .524 2½ W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Green Monster dropped Detroit 60 85 .414 29½ Pittsburgh 68 78 .466 11 Buffalo 1 0 0 1.000 21 12 Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 30 17 down a sign denouncing said they were inspired by Chicago 58 87 .400 31½ Cincinnati 63 83 .432 16 Miami 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Dallas 1 0 0 1.000 19 3 racism during the fourth Black Lives Matter. West Division West Division New England 0 1 0 .000 27 42 N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 3 19 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB N.Y. Jets 0 1 0 .000 12 21 Washington 0 1 0 .000 17 30 inning of Boston's game It's not the first time Houston 87 57 .604 — z-Los Angeles 93 52 .641 — South South against Oakland at Fen- that the Red Sox have Los Angeles 73 71 .507 14 Arizona 83 62 .572 10 W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Seattle 73 73 .500 15 Colorado 80 65 .552 13 Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 29 7 Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 23 3 way Park on Wednesday responded to the topic of Texas 72 73 .497 15½ San Diego 65 80 .448 28 Tennessee 0 1 0 .000 16 26 Atlanta 1 0 0 1.000 23 17 night. racism at the ballpark. Oakland 64 81 .441 23½ San Francisco 57 90 .388 37 Houston 0 1 0 .000 7 29 Tampa Bay 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 9 46 New Orleans 0 1 0 .000 19 29 The sign — draped over Earlier this season, Ori- Wednesday’s Games (Tanaka 11-11), 7:05 p.m. North North the top middle of the 37- oles center fielder Adam Cleveland 5, Detroit 3 Kansas City (Junis 7-2) at Cleveland (Tom- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA foot Monster — had a Jones said after a game on N.Y. Yankees 3, Tampa Bay 2 lin 9-9), 7:10 p.m. Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 20 0 Detroit 1 0 0 1.000 35 23 Chicago White Sox 5, Kansas City 3 Seattle (Hernandez 5-4) at Texas (Cashner Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1.000 21 18 Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 29 19 black background with May 1 that he was the vic- Baltimore 2, Toronto 1 9-9), 8:05 p.m. Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 18 21 Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 17 9 white letters that read: tim of racial slurs and had Oakland 7, Boston 3 Toronto (Anderson 3-3) at Minnesota (Berri- Cincinnati 0 1 0 .000 0 20 Chicago 0 1 0 .000 17 23 Seattle 8, Texas 1 os 12-7), 8:10 p.m. West West "Racism is as American as peanuts thrown at him San Diego at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Houston (Peacock 10-2) at L.A. Angels W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baseball." during the game. Houston at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. (Nolasco 6-13), 10:07 p.m. Denver 1 0 0 1.000 24 21 L.A. Rams 1 0 0 1.000 46 9 Atlanta 8, Washington 2 Cincinnati (Garrett 3-7) at St. Louis (Weaver It was up for about one The next day, Jones re- Oakland 1 0 0 1.000 26 16 Seattle 0 1 0 .000 9 17 Philadelphia 8, Miami 1 5-1), 1:45 p.m. Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 42 27 Arizona 0 1 0 .000 23 35 batter and the umpires ceived a personal apology Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 0 Colorado (Bettis 1-2) at Arizona (Godley L.A. Chargers 0 1 0 .000 21 24 San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 3 23 N.Y. Mets at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. 7-7), 3:40 p.m. asked it be removed be- from Boston team pres- Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Atlanta (Foltynewicz 10-12) at Washington Thursday’s Game Tennessee at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. cause it was in fair terri- ident Sam Kennedy on San Diego at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. (Roark 12-9), 7:05 p.m. Houston at Cincinnati, 8:25 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Colorado at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Miami (Urena 13-6) at Philadelphia (Thomp- Sunday’s Games Miami at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. tory. There was a spatter- behalf of the club. When L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. son 1-2), 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Kansas City, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. ing of boos from the crowd he stepped up for his first Thursday’s Games N.Y. Mets (Lugo 6-4) at Chicago Cubs Arizona at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Washington at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Shields 3-6) at Detroit (Tseng 0-0), 8:05 p.m. Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. as Red Sox security forced at-bat of the game, he was (Bell 0-2), 1:10 p.m. Friday’s Games Cleveland at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Dallas at Denver, 4:25 p.m. them to remove it and also given an extended ap- Oakland (Gossett 4-8) at Boston (Pomeranz Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. New England at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Green Bay at Atlanta, 8:30 p.m. 15-5), 1:35 p.m. Oakland at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Chicago at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game escorted the people from plause from the Fenway Baltimore (Miley 8-12) at N.Y. Yankees Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Buffalo at Carolina, 1 p.m. Detroit at N.Y. Giants, 8:30 p.m. their seats. A Red Sox crowd. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 COMICS

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

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GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Set your sights on doing some- Let your creative ability take If you share your thoughts, you An agreement or partnership Taking a day trip, going for an Compassion and understand- thing that brings you joy. Turn the reins. No matter what you will receive interesting feed- can be formed if you make interview or signing up for a ing will speak volumes about your passion into a money- back that will encourage you to the type of person you are. are pursuing, take a unique ap- suggestions that will even out course will all result in positive making endeavor. Trust and be- make certain changes. Exam- the playing field. Equality will Your advice will be sought after lieve in your talent, and strive proach and do things your way. ine the way you deal with part- gains. Socializing will encour- and your popularity will grow. You have plenty to gain if you be important if you want to age new friendships and joint to reach your goals. ners and how you handle legal, avoid dissatisfaction. Address situations concerning rely on your instincts. financial and medical matters. endeavors. friends and relatives. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Stick to the truth and use com- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Pressure will intensify if some- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) mon sense when dealing with Don’t fold under pressure. If Put more thought and creativ- Attending a reunion or recon- An opportunity to use your emotional matters at home or ity into whatever job you take one wants you to spend too skills, knowledge and experi- someone is being persuasive necting with an old friend will work. Situations will escalate on. Being unique will help you much or isn’t willing to contrib- ence in a unique way should quickly if you aren’t cognizant or demanding, back away, con- draw attention to whatever you ute enough around the house rejuvenate old dreams. If you be looked at in detail. Negoti- of other people’s feelings and sider your options and focus on do. Try something new and live or to a joint venture. Look for share your ideas, a unique ate on your behalf to get what expectations. taking care of your objectives. in the moment. alternative options. partnership will develop. you want.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

PRESSURE FROM BOYFRIEND SPURS TEEN TO QUESTION RELATIONSHIP POINTS DO NOT ALWAYS MEAN TRICKS DEAR ABBY: I am a than a month and his dad Another track on Pink Floyd’s It looked as though 16-year-old girl in a some- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van keeps making excuses. “Ummagumma” album is “The East had the heart queen, so what happy relationship. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, My son is devas- Grand Vizier’s Garden Party.” I am probably would not have the club When I first started dat- and was founded by her mother, tated that his dad took his not sure how that segues into ace. This suggested playing a ing my boyfriend, he was Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at money. It didn’t surprise today’s deal, but let’s try. Look club to the 10. Declarer actually all about it, as was I. But me because my ex always at the South hand. You pass as led a club to her queen. West won now it seems like he’s only DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los felt entitled to other peo- dealer, lefty opens one diamond, and -- surprise, surprise -- contin- interested in sex. He’s al- Angeles, CA 90069. ple’s things. What advice partner overcalls one spade, and ued with the heart queen. South ways asking me to send can I give my son on how righty passes. What would you do won on the board, played a dia- now? mond to her king and West’s ace, him videos and pictures of are considered por- break up with him. to get his money back, or myself nude, and I just is it gone forever? Considering the five ruffed the diamond queen and nographic and could get choices, I would not pass. One led a spade. West took that trick keep telling him I’m not DEAR ABBY: I you and that young man no-trump is hardly descriptive. and forced South with another di- ready for anything like have been divorced for PIGGY BANK in serious trouble. Surely ROBBERY Two clubs mentions the best amond. Perhaps declarer should that. I also don’t think he you are aware that once eight years and have a wonderful, kindhearted suit, but it is a minor. The suit is have played a spade to the jack, is understanding my com- something gets on the in- DEAR ROB- but she won with dummy’s king 13-year-old son. My weak for two hearts, but you are fort zone about the topic of ternet, it’s in the public BERY: That your ex would a passed hand, so partner will and led the spade jack. After ex-husband and I barely us having sex. domain forever. Once you steal money from his son expect only a five-bagger. Two a pause, though, South ruffed communicate because he I have told my have sent your boyfriend spades is shy a trump. and claimed when the queen was very hurtful and con- and stonewall about re- friends. They say I’m in an the pictures, they could turning it is shameful. Tell So, nothing is perfect. dropped. unhealthy relationship be- trolling. He was supposed In a duplicate, several players wind up passed around to pay some form of child your son you are sorry his cause he might pressure and viewed by everyone at father let him down, and passed. West then balanced with me into something I don’t support, but has never one no-trump, showing 18 or 19 your school. given me a dime. He refus- that the money likely won’t want to do. So now, I’m Your resolve not to be returned. points. Undeterred, the Norths re- debating whether or not to es because of my income, bid two hearts. You would expect have sex may be rock solid, and he hides his money in Then advise him break up with him. Do you but even granite can even- that because the piggy South to have bid four hearts his business. now, but a few passed again! think I should stay with tually be eroded by a con- bank wasn’t secure, it’s I have come to ac- At two tables, South him or break up with him? stant drip of water. Don’t cept his selfishness, but a time the two of you opened bravely advanced over one TEEN IN think for one moment he month ago he “borrowed” a bank account for him spade with two hearts. After West EDMONTON, CANADA doesn’t understand how $130 from my son’s piggy and that the signatories passed, one North raised to three you feel about not having bank -- hard-earned mon- will be you and him. This hearts (passed out), but the oth- DEAR TEEN: sex with him. If he cared ey his relatives gave him will prevent a repeat of er sensibly jumped to four hearts. Your friends are right. about your comfort zone, for doing chores, getting what happened. If it’s an Against four hearts, This romance doesn’t ap- he would stop bringing the good grades and birthday interest-bearing account, it West led the heart five: king, pear to be headed any- subject up and trying to gifts. My son has asked his will earn money while it’s nine, six. What should South have where healthy. wear you down. Because father to return the mon- there instead of sitting idle done? Naked pictures he persists, you should ey, but it has been more with “Miss Piggy.”

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LEGAL NOTICE the MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Placing a help By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain news wanted ad is great Need to find mortgage given by Stephen N. Zucchari, Jr. and Gail Zucchari to Ameriquest for finding the Mortgage Company, dated August 4, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 24698, Page 106, of which skilled workers an article? mortgage Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Ameriquest you need. Mortgage Securities Inc., Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-R9 is the present holder by an Order assigning the Mortgage from Ameriquest Mortgage Company and ACC Capital Holding Corporation to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Ameriquest Mortgage Securities, Inc., Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-R9 dated January 28, 2016 Subscribe to and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 34701, Page 156, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the e-edition on mortgaged premises located at 52 Catalina Road a/k/a 52 Catalina Avenue, Lynn, MA 01905 will be sold at a Public Auction at 1:00 PM on October 5, 2017, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the on the new premises described in said mortgage, to wit: 781-593-7700, ext.2 PARCEL ONE: The land with the buildings thereon, situated in said Lynn, being now LEGALS known as and numbered 52 Catalina Avenue, and being shown as Lot 50-B on a plan of land entitled, "Plan of Land in Lynn, owned by Clement and Mary Ford, LEGALS "Drawn by John W. Parsons, Surveyor, dated June 8, 1961, and recorded with Commonwealth of Massachusetts Essex South District Deeds in Book 4784, Page 295. Containing according to COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS The Trial Court said plan 5700 square feet. Subject to easements, agreements and conditions THE TRIAL COURT Probate and Family Court of record, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. PARCEL TWO: The PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES13P3122EA land in Lynn, containing 1,120 square feet and being shown as Lot D on a CITATION ON PETITION CITATION ON PETITION FOR ORDER OF "Subdivision Plan of Land in Lynn, Mass. Owned by Michael E. McEntee" dated FOR FORMAL APPOINTMENT OF COMPLETE SETTLEMENT October 4, 1985, Carter & Towers, Engineering Corp., which plan is recorded as SUCCESSOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Essex Probate and Family Court Plan 82, in Plan Book 202, and to which reference is made for a more particular Docket No. ES10P3561EA 36 Federal Street description of Lot D. Essex Probate and Family Court Salem, MA 01970 36 Federal Street (978) 744-1020 For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Salem, MA 01970 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 16538, Page 228. (978)744-1020 Estate of: Sherrill Mary Boveri The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal Estate of: Date of Death: 08/04/2013 assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Kimberly Nguyen encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Date of Death: 11/22/2010 A Petition for Order of Complete Settlement has been filed by: and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of To all interested persons: Mary E DeAmelio of Lynn MA record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. A Petition has been filed by: requesting that the court order a formal Decree of Complete Settlement including Stephanie Nguyen of Dorchester MA the allowance of a final account, the allowance of a proposed distribution and The premises will be sold subject to a right of redemption, if any, in favor of the requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order that other such relief as may be requested in the Petition. Federal Housing Administration by and through the U.S. Department of Housing Stephanie Nguyen of Dorchester MA IMPORTANT NOTICE and Urban Development by virtue of a mortgage to the United States Department appointed as Successor Personal Representative of said estate to serve Without You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the of Housing and Urban Development dated April 11, 2012 and recorded with the Surety on the bond and for such other relief as requested in the petition. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31782, Page 436 You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney 10/02/2017. must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of 10/16/2017. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further this requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections notice to you. acceptance of bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, notice to you. Date: August 24, 2017 Korde & Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 The estate is being administered under formal procedure by the Personal Pamela Casey O'Brien or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Register of Probate premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with From the Law Offices of; error in this publication. the Court, but recipients are entitled to notice regarding the administration from Casey & Lundregan PC the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to 71 Washington Street 2nd FL Other terms to be announced at the sale. the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Salem, MA 01970 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Item: September 14, 2017 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee for Ameriquest Mortgage Date: September 6, 2017 Securities Inc., Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2005-R9 Pamela A. Casey O'Brien CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR Korde & Associates, Register of Probate INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO G.L. c. 190B, Section 5-304 P.C. 900 Chelmsford Street Suite 3102 Item: September 14, 2017 Docket No. ES17P2535GD Lowell, MA 01851 Commonwealth of Massachusetts (978) 256-1500 Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development The Trial Court Zucchari, Stephen and Gail, 14-016446, September 7, 2017, Request for Proposals Probate and Family Court September 14, 2017, September 21, 2017, September 28, 2017 Lease of Office Space Essex Probate and Family Court Item: September 7, 14, 21, 28, 2017 36 Federal Street The Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Developments (LHAND) invites Salem, MA 01970 ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS responders to submit a proposal for the lease of office space, in the City of Lynn, In the matter of: James Duyon of: Lynn, MA suitable for 25-32 LHAND administrative employees and parking for approximately RESPONDENT Alleged Incapacitated Person The Town of Swampscott is seeking proposals from qualified firms capable of 25-35 vehicles. To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been managing investment of funds under the Town's recently established Other filed by Department of Mental Health of Westborough, MA in the above captioned Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB) Trust Fund. The term of the contract is for a The LHAND requires approximately 6000-8000 square feet of combined space for matter alleging that James Duyon is in need of a Guardian and requesting that Jim period of three (3) years. office, meeting, storage, and technology equipment. The LHAND will entertain Duyon of Lynn, MA (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to areas of less square footage and multiple floor use in the same building. All space serve on the bond. Copies of the Request for Proposals (RFP) may be obtained from the Town of must be ADA compliant and adhere to all Massachusetts building codes. Lease The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that Swampscott, Office of the Treasurer/Collector 22 Monument Ave, Swampscott, MA term will be five (5) years with option years. Estimated monthly rent is the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is 01907 after 10:00 AM on September 13, 2017. $8000-$9000 depending on utilities included. appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for certain specific authority. Contractors possessing the necessary qualifications, experience and technical Bid documents may be obtained electronically by contacting, Jim Finigan, You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your expertise are invited to submit proposals in conformity with the requirements of Purchasing Manager at 339-883-2623 or email [email protected]. attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 AM on the this RFP. After the deadline for submitting proposals, the Town will schedule return date of 10/16/2017. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date interviews with each of the Proposers. Proposals will be accepted at the LHAND, Purchasing Department, 92 Curwin by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you Circle, Lynn, MA 01905. Deadline for proposals is Friday, October 6, 2017 at fail to file the written appearance by the return date, action may be taken in this Proposals will be received at the Town of Swampscott, Office of the 11:00am. Proposals received after this time will not be considered. matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written appearance, Treasurer/Collector, 22 Monument Ave., Swampscott, MA 01907 on or before you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific facts and 12:00 noon, on October 13, 2017. The LHAND Board of Commissioners reserve the right to waive any informality in grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. or to reject any or all proposals or any part thereof and make awards as may IMPORTANT NOTICE The Town Administrator of the Town of Swampscott is the Awarding Authority. The appear in the best interest of the LHAND. The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the Town reserves the right to reject any and all proposals or to accept any proposal above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or tendered. The Board of Commissioners and the Executive Director will issue the notice of the financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a award and contract. lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If The Town shall cancel the contract if funds are not appropriated or otherwise made the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at available to support continuation of performance. Bid under M.G.L. c. 30B §16 State expense. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. This procurement is made under the competitive sealed proposal section of the Charles Gaeta Date: September 8, 2017 Uniform Procurement Act, Chapter 30B of the Massachusetts General Laws. Executive Director Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate Item: September 14, 2017 Item: September 7, 14, 2017 Item: September 14, 2017 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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By Jake Coyle has for now been tabled. ASSOCIATED PRESS “I’ve needed to take over a year off just to be with TORONTO — Angelina my kids,” Jolie says. “All Jolie arrives for an inter- I’ve done is some of my view with the familiar humanitarian work and harried air of a parent my teaching. I’ve done who has just barely man- nothing else for over a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS aged to withdraw from her year. Now that they’re all Jamie Foxx attends Hand in Hand: A Benefit children, all six of whom older, the decisions really for Hurricane Harvey Relief at ABC Studios on she’s left having breakfast have to be made together upstairs in their Toronto because they home school Tuesday in New York. hotel suite. and they’ll be with me and “The reason I was a lit- they have a lot of opinions tle late is they made me about what to do.” Stars turn out to change,” Jolie says, smil- Now that her children ing. “They thought what are getting older, Jolie I was wearing was too re- hopes that the other chil- push for donations vealing.” dren will work with her, It’s just another exam- ple of the extreme balanc- too. But, she assures, Maddox had to work hard, for hurricane relief ing act of Jolie’s life, one PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS which combines global ce- and wouldn’t have earned By David Bauder television networks and lebrity with humanitarian Angelina Jolie, left, director/co-writer of the a credit if he didn’t. ASSOCIATED PRESS online simultaneously. devotion, A-list stardom film “First They Killed My Father: A Daughter “I asked Maddox and Originally conceived as with sober filmmaking, of Cambodia Remembers,” and co-writer/hu- Pax if they’d work with NEW YORK — Urged a benefit for victims of glamour and family. “I ac- man rights activist Loung Ung. me again. I think all the on by dozens of stars who Hurricane Harvey in Tex- tually went to a premiere kids eventually want to do turned out to sing, tell sto- as, the “Hand in Hand” something. My little boy once with pee on me,” she 2000 memoir. The film hues dia with local actors, both ries and plead for support telethon was expanded to who’s nine said he wants says. “It was when the close to Ung’s perspective professional and not. for hurricane victims in a help people in Florida and to train me because he one-hour televised benefit, kids were little and I just as a 5-year-old girl living “I said to my son Mad- the Caribbean devastated thinks I’m out of shape. So organizers said more than got peed on at the last with her family in Phnom dox, who’s known Luong in recent days by Irma. maybe I’ll just be working $44 million was raised minute. There was noth- Penn when the Khmer his whole life, when you’re “We’re here to raise with my children,” says Jo- Tuesday and donations ing to do but wear it.” Rouge march in, force the ready, we should tell money, lift some spirits,” lie, joking but also delight- are still being accepted. But Jolie’s latest film, residents to flee and then Luong’s story. But we have said Jamie Foxx, stand- ed about the idea: a close- With Stevie Wonder the powerfully immersive imprison Ung’s family in a to tell it together,” Jolie ing with actor Leonardo Cambodian genocide dra- knit, globe-trotting clan of singing “Lean on Me” and DiCaprio. “When tough labor camp, brutally indoc- says. “We had this script moviemaking adventurers, Usher and Blake Shelton ma “First They Killed My trinating them to a class- for a few years and he times hit, this is who we Father,” represents a kind schooled in classrooms in joining for “Stand By Me,” are. We’re compassionate. less society. Some two mil- came up to me and said, of amalgamation of Jolie’s Cambodian rice fields and the message was clear: We’re unstoppable.” lion (nearly a quarter of the ‘I’m ready.’” multifarious life. Her ini- African plains. “Now,” she Americans were being Hollywood talent man- country) died during the Jolie’s heavily-watched tial interest in Cambodia says, “where next?” asked to help those whose ager Scooter Braun, who came when she arrived — Khmer Rouge’s four year appearance at the Toronto Luong Ung, 47, came lives were upended by organized the event with in a much earlier life — to reign of terror. International Film Festi- to Vermont from a refu- wind and rain. Houston rap artist Bun B, make “Lara Croft: Tomb The film isn’t just a shat- val was her most public gee camp in Thailand as Justin Bieber, George said that after the show, Raider” in 2000. She be- tering view of war through since she filed for divorce a 10-year-old. She now Clooney, Barbra Strei- all the celebrities man- came infatuated with the a child’s eyes, it’s intended from Brad Pitt after 12 is married and lives in sand, Al Pacino, Lupita ning the phone banks country and its people, be- as a cathartic healing for years together — two of Cleveland, but she and Jo- Nyong’o, Jay Leno and stayed to take more calls. gan goodwill work for the Cambodia itself, and a per- them married. Jolie ac- lie have long been friends. dozens of others sat at “No one left,” he said. “Ev- U.N.’s refugee agency and sonal journey into the past knowledged it’s been a dif- She and Jolie co-wrote phone banks to accept eryone just kept answer- adopted her first child, of Maddox’s countrymen. ficult period of transition the script. Jolie also en- donations. Beyonce, Will ing phones and answering Maddox, from Cambodia. The 16-year-old, credited and that her filmmaking listed Rithy Panh, the Os- Smith and Dwayne “The phones and answering “First They Killed My as an executive produc- has been put on pause. She car-nominated director of Rock” Johnson sent in phones. People want to Father,” which hits Netflix er, collaborated with her has an acting gig lined up the Cambodian genocide taped pleas for support give. Like, people want to and select theaters Friday, mother on the production, (“Maleficent 2”) but the documentary “The Missing during the event, shown help. And you don’t have is based on Loung Ung’s which was shot in Cambo- yearslong work of directing Picture,” as co-producer. on more than a dozen to be a celebrity to do it.”

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