SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 Chiefs sound alarm over Dallas killings

By Thor Jourgensen Marblehead and Nahant and horri c attack on the ITEM NEWS EDITOR counterparts groping for police of cers who were out words to adequately convey there trying to ensure pub- LYNN — Lynn’s police their feelings. lic safety is just despica- chief and local colleagues “This thing is on a new ble,” Coppinger said. “Our on Friday said the shooting level,” Coppinger said. “It thoughts and prayers are Lynn Police Of - deaths of ve Dallas police changes again the face of with them and the entire cer Mike O’Con- of cers raises “to a new lev- public safety in the United Dallas Police organization. nell attaches a el” violence against police States.” Violence such as this does mourning band to and fears for public safety. The attacks occurred not resolve the issues we all his badge in honor News that snipers shot ve Thursday evening during face today.” of the police of - of cers to death, wounded a protest highlighting po- Nahant Chief Robert Dw- cers murdered in seven others and two civil- lice-involved shootings in yer said he could “not even Dallas, Texas. ians left Lynn Police Chief Minnesota and Louisiana. Kevin Coppinger and his “This unprovoked, vicious CHIEFS, A7 ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Fran’s stands for Orlando Foreclosures continue to climb in Lynn

By Thomas Grillo ITEM CITY EDITOR LYNN — The number of homeowners facing foreclosure in Lynn grew by nearly 30 percent this year as the economic re- covery continues to elude many local fam- ilies, according to The Warren Group, the Boston-based real estate tracker. Lenders led 105 petitions to foreclose, the rst step in the foreclosure process, from January through May, compared with 81 for the same period in May of last year. There were three dozen foreclosure deeds, or homes seized, for the rst ve An extensive raf e months of the year compared to a year was one of many ago, up from 30 last year, a 20 percent in- offerings at the “Hold crease. Down Orlando” event “While the economy has strengthened, it at Fran’s in Lynn on has not lifted all boats,” said Barry Blue- Friday night. Ernie stone, professor of public policy at North- French of Peabody eastern University. “Until recently, work- and Darlene Casey of ing families have not seen any real wage Lynn talk with per- increases. As a result there are still lots of former Lindsay Cline people who can’t keep up with their mort- of Salem. gage payments.”

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Down on the Saugus keeps its Broadening the farm in Peabody wheel turning view in Lynn

By Adam Swift The annual farm- By Bridget Turcotte National Park By Dillon Durst David Riley Jr., ITEM STAFF ers market in ITEM STAFF Service carpen- ITEM STAFF the head of pro- Peabody kicks off ter David Bogdan ductions man- PEABODY — Peabody’s its 14th summer SAUGUS — Crews are iron- works on the LYNN — Nine months af- agement at Lynn urban oasis returns on Tues- season in front of ing out historical restoration new water wheel ter Lynn Community Televi- Community Tele- day. City Hall on July projects at Saugus Iron Works. being built at sion (LCTV) launched from vision, says mod- The annual farmers mar- 12 from 1-6 p.m. David Bogdan and Rick Saul- the Saugus Iron a temporary space in City ern broadcasting ket kicks off its 14th summer nier, carpenters for the National Works. Hall, staff and board mem- technology is “so season in front of City Hall Park Service, have maintained bers said they’re making simple now.” on July 12 from 1-6 p.m. This structures at the national histor- ITEM PHOTO | progress. year’s market offers a mix of ic site known as the birthplace OWEN O’ROURKE Mayor Judith Flanagan ITEM PHOTO | new and returning vendors. of the American iron and steel Kennedy appointed LCTV’s OWEN O’ROURKE “We always love to see the industry, for more than 30 years. ve-member board last fall, PEABODY, A7 SAUGUS, A7 LYNN, A7 INSIDE Police: Lynn DPW worker sold drugs from city truck In Opinion By Thor Jourgensen guilty Friday in District Court works in an entry-level position selling narcotics during work Shribman: ITEM NEWS EDITOR to Class B drug distribution and with the city. hours out of the city-owned truck,” Experiments in drug possession to distribute. At- “These are very serious allega- according to a police report led Republicanism. A4 LYNN — A Department of Pub- tempts to reach him for comment tions but everyone has their day by Of cer John Bernard. lic Works laborer is on paid ad- were unsuccessful. in court,” Hall said. Of cers observed Aliferis on In Sports ministrative leave after police Aliferis was released after his During the past four months, Thursday hand something to a charged him with selling drugs Faraca aces third arraignment on $1,000 bail and police received tips about drug man sitting in a truck at the back straight start for from a city truck. ordered to return to court on Aug. activity at Aliferis’ address and of the Equitable Bank parking lot Peabody. B1 Christopher Aliferis, 40, of 8 16 for a pretrial hearing. Commis- information from his co-workers Morgan St., Lynn, pleaded not sioner Andrew Hall said Aliferis “that they suspected Aliferis was DPW, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 66 VOL. 138, ISSUE 183 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 60 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 OBITUARIES Baker signs budget, vetoes Harriet L. Dudevoir, 91 1924-2016 $256 million in spending LYNN — Mrs. Harriet mother of Edward L. (Hall) Dudevoir, 91, E. Dudevoir and of Lynn, died Thurs- his wife Elaine of By Bob Salsberg additional case workers the governor led a $177 in this fall’s presidential day, July 7, 2016 at Swampscott, Peter E. ASSOCIATED PRESS in the state’s child wel- million supplemental ap- election in Massachusetts. her home surround- Dudevoir and his wife fare agency. propriations bill on Fri- The Legislature, which ed by her family. She Tracie of Lynn and BOSTON — Republican Taxes would not be day, saying it would cover approved a compro- was the beloved wife Denise Dudevoir and Gov. Charlie Baker vetoed raised but earlier plans accounts that are under- mise version of the bud- of the late Edward N. her husband Robert $256 million in spending to deposit more than $200 funded in the budget, in- get hammered out by a Dudevoir, with whom Greenlaw of Brad- Friday from the state bud- million into the state’s re- cluding snow and ice re- House-Senate conference she shared 58 years ford; the cherished get for the new scal year. serve fund were scuttled. moval. committee, could choose to of marriage. grandmother of Michael Dude- Baker signed the re- “The last few months of Among the vetoes was override some or all of the Born in Lynn, Harriet was voir and his wife Jenna, An- mainder of the nearly the scal year that just $30 million for state em- vetoes. The legislative ses- the daughter of the late Elvin drew Dudevoir and his ancé $39 billion spending plan, ended should serve as an ployee health insurance sion ends July 31. T. and Helen M. (Hennessey) Judy Cassidy, both of Swamp- which he called scally important reminder to all that would be achieved by The governor also reject- Hall. She was a graduate of scott, and Ariel Dudevoir of responsible in light of re- of us about how important requiring all state workers ed or sought amendments the former St. Joseph Insti- Lynn, and a great-grandson, duced revenue projections it is to maintain a state to contribute 25 percent to a number of so-called tute, Class of 1939 and of Jax Dudevoir of Swampscott; St. Mary’s Girls High School, the sister of the late Francis that are due in large part budget that lives within toward their premiums. outside sections attached Class of 1943. “Buddy” and Lawrence Hall; to a sharp fall-off in cap- its means,” Baker told re- Employees hired before to the budget, items which After graduation, she worked and the aunt of many nieces, ital gains taxes in recent porters at a late afternoon 2003 currently make a 20 often have little or nothing in the billing department of nephews, great–nieces and months. news conference. percent contribution. to do with state nances. The budget increas- the former Champion Lamp. great-nephews. In addition to the $256 Secretary of State Wil- One proposed revision She also worked for many Service information: Har- es state aid to cities and million in spending vetoes, liam Galvin said funds ve- calls for narrowing the years for Ye Olde Pepper Com- riet’s funeral will be held on towns and local school the administration said it toed by Baker could make scope of an outside section panie, wrapping candy at Monday, July 11 at 9 a.m. districts, the governor had identi ed more than it more dif cult for his that would require private home and then working at the from the CUFFE-MCGINN Fu- noted, and also adds fund- $150 million in other sav- of ce to reimburse cities insurers to cover long- Salem store. neral Home, 157 Maple St., ing for programs to ght ings. and towns for the costs of term treatment for Lyme Mrs. Dudevoir was a play- Lynn, followed by a funeral opioid addiction and hire At the same, however, implementing early voting Disease. ground instructor at the Kiley Mass at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph Playground, an active member Church, Lynn. Burial will fol- of St. Joseph Parish, hostess low in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Plan allows beachgoers more for St. Joseph C.C.D., team Lynn. Relatives and friends of cer for the St. Joseph So- are invited. Visiting hours will dality, member of the Convent be held on Sunday, July 10 Guild, Cub Scout den mother, from 1-5 p.m. at the funer- room while protecting shorebirds Girl Scout leader, organizer, al home. In lieu of owers, consultant and delegate re- contributions may be made BOSTON (AP) — Beach- cipient of the Marian Medal. in Harriet’s memory to Care goers in Massachusetts She loved spending time with Dimensions, 78 Liberty St., could gain a little more her family, but above all, en- Danvers, MA 01923 or via space to picnic, walk their joyed time she spent with her www.caredimensions.org. For dogs and play Frisbee un- grandchildren. the online guestbook please der a statewide conserva- Harriet was the loving visitwww.cuffemcginn.com. tion plan aimed at protect- ing the piping plover. A new plan announced MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Friday allows towns to re- quest relaxation of limits all 46 goats it acquired in on beach activities that Boston halts patrols in mid-May from an owner have been put in place to aftermath of Dallas deaths overwhelmed by his rap- protect the endangered idly growing herd have shorebirds and allow them BOSTON (AP) — Bos- been adopted. to safely raise their chicks. ton police are halting the use of one-of cer patrols The MSPCA-Nevins Though not welcome by Farm in Methuen said all beach communities, in the aftermath of the violence in Dallas. Friday that an additional the measures have had a ve kids born since May dramatic impact on the Police say in a state- ment that two of cers also have been claimed. shorebird’s numbers in will ride together in every Most of the goats — an the state. They have gone patrol car in the city as assortment of alpine, from 140 pairs in 1986, a precaution “in the best pygmy and angora mixes when the Atlantic Coast interests of of cer safety.” — are already in their piping plover was listed FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The change was to new homes. under the Endangered remain in place at least Farm barn manager Species Act, to more than An adult Piping Plover runs along a beach as waves lap on the shore in the background, in the Quonochontaug Conservation Area, in Westerly, R.I. through Friday. Gia Barss says the goats 680 pairs in 2015. Gov. Charlie Baker recovered from the para- The increasing numbers sitic infections and other and to access some roads mitted requests. were in 1986, according also ordered the U.S. and helped shape the new 26- Massachusetts  ags to be ailments they had when and allow vehicles that The plan allows for the to the U.S. Fish and Wild- year plan that was drawn lowered to half-staff at all their former owner volun- have been banned near loss of up to 44 plovers life Service. The biggest up by the U.S. Fish and state buildings following tarily turned them over. some nesting areas to re- each year based on the increase has been in New Wildlife Service and the the shootings that killed The Massachusetts turn on some beaches. latest census estimates. England, where the num- Massachusetts Division of ve Dallas police of - Society for the Prevention Fisheries and Wildlife. Vehicles still would have Those number are likely bers have gone from 184 cers and injured several of Cruelty to Animals “This promotes the long- to be escorted and towns to  uctuate from year to in 1986 to 918 in 2015 in- others. had called on people to term conservation for the would have to employ year, from a high of 7 per- cluding increases in Maine Baker said the  ags will step forward and give the shorebird while increas- a monitor to watch the cent of the population to and New Hampshire. remain lowered for ve animals new homes. ing the  exibility of rec- shorebirds as the vehicle as low as 1 percent of the Phifer said there is talk days. reational management passes. They also would population. of introducing similar con- The governor calls Trial for man accused of of beaches with nesting have to smooth over ruts If the numbers of pairs servation plans in other Thursday’s attack on law sexual assaults moved plovers,” U.S. Fish and left behind by the vehi- drops below 500, that plover states, although enforcement of cers a Wildlife Service Assistant cles that have in the past would put the relaxed none are forthcoming. “senseless and heinous NANTUCKET (AP) — A Regional Director Paul trapped plover chicks or measured on hold. “This kind of large-scale, crime,” and said he hoped Nantucket man accused Phifer said. put barriers between their Across the Northeast, long-term planning is go- the nation would come of entering the homes of The plan opens the door nest and the sea. the piping plover popula- ing to become a regional together after a tumultu- women, tying them up for requests to eliminate So far, three towns — tion is estimated at 1,870 model and Massachusetts ous period. and sexually assaulting some fencing, move nests Orleans, Plymouth, and pairs, which is more than is leading the way,” he them will be tried in that are in parking lots Barnstable — have sub- double what the numbers said. Man gets 15 months for Barnstable. defrauding company The Cape Cod Times reports a Nantucket Baker signs transgender rights bill BOSTON (AP) — A judge ruled Thursday Lowell has been sen- that residents in Barnsta- tenced to 15 months in ble would be less likely By Steve LeBlanc to help businesses comply other states — notably — including the Massa- prison for embezzling to remember compromis- ASSOCIATED PRESS with the law. North Carolina, which chusetts Family Insti- more than $440,000 from ing details of the case or The Democrat-con- enacted a law earlier this tute — had warned that know the women David BOSTON — Republican a seafood and sh distrib- trolled House and Sen- year that requires people it could put women and utor based in Spain. Matterson is accused of Gov. Charlie Baker signed ate both easily approved to use restrooms that cor- children at risk. They said Federal prosecutors say assaulting. a bill into law Friday guar- a nal version of the bill respond to the sex on their by signing the law, Baker 59-year-old Jorge Manuel Prosecutors say Matter- anteeing that transgender Thursday. birth certi cates. “has opened the door for Silva was U.S. represen- son entered their homes people can use restrooms In signing the bill, Bak- Democratic U.S. Rep. Joe predators to enter public tative for Seaport Fish with a knife and raped and locker rooms that cor- er came full circle from his Kennedy, a grandson of bathrooms, locker rooms Co., a seafood distribution them. A fourth was able respond with their gender previous opposition to the Bobby Kennedy who had and showers and to abuse company. to ght him off. identities. proposal, which he derid- testi ed at the Statehouse this vague legislation.” Silva pleaded guilty to Police say DNA found at Baker said no one should “Thousands of concerned two counts of bank fraud some of the crime scenes be discriminated against ed as the “bathroom bill” in favor of the bill, said in March and was sen- matched a soup container in Massachusetts because during his unsuccessful the new law will help lift citizens have contacted tenced Thursday to 15 Matterson had thrown of their identity. Massa- 2010 campaign against “the cloud of discrimina- the governor’s of ce over months in prison and two away at a restaurant. chusetts becomes the rst then- Gov. Deval Patrick, tion that our transgender the past month, urging a Democrat. family members, friends him to do the right thing years of probation. He His attorney, Stephen state this year to enact was also ordered to pay Hrones, has said publicity such a transgender rights He said the shift in posi- and neighbors have lived and veto the bill,” the tion grew out of numerous under in Massachusetts.” group said in a written full restitution. of the case could taint the bill. Prosecutors say Silva jury, including coverage Baker said the new law discussions in the inter- Attorney General Maura statement. “Instead, Gov. vening years. Healey also championed Baker ignored them and was in charge of arrang- of Matterson’s statements also includes language to ing sales and collecting to police that have since address public safety con- “A lot of dialogue and a the bill. She called the gave in to a radical and lot of conversations with a new law “a huge victory aggressive agenda of sexu- payments form Seaport been suppressed. cerns that were raised by customers. Between July critics of the measure. lot of people on both sides for civil rights and for our al expression and a denial of the issue,” Baker told re- transgender friends, fami- of basic biological truth.” 2008 and June 2010, Man convicted of fatally The law instructs the he deposited more than porters at the Statehouse. ly and neighbors.” The new law expands stabbing Chicopee woman state attorney general to $903,000 in customer “I’ve been talking about it “Today, regardless of on a 2011 state law that advise law enforcement checks to personal bank with people for four or ve gender identity, people prohibits discrimination SPRINGFIELD, Mass. on how to deal with any- accounts. (AP) — A Spring eld man years now.” have a legal right to be against transgender peo- one who claims gender Silva reimbursed Sea- has been convicted of fa- The adoption of the new free from discrimination ple in the workplace and identity for an “improper port from those accounts, tally stabbing a woman in law in Massachusetts no matter where they go housing. It expands that purpose.” It also requires except for the $440,000 her Chicopee apartment comes against a backdrop in Massachusetts,” the law to include public ac- the Massachusetts Com- he used on personal nearly ve years ago. commodations, such as re- mission Against Discrimi- of legislative setbacks for Democrat said. expenses and his other A Hampden Superior nation to create guidelines transgender activists in Critics of the new law strooms and locker rooms. business. Court jury on Friday convicted Dennis Ro- New homes found for four sa-Roman of rst-degree Catch up with your dozen needy goats murder in the August 2011 killing of 20-year-old METHUEN (AP) — It Amanda Plasse, who was favorite team didn’t take much goading found dead on her kitchen to nd new homes for  oor. in Item Sports! more than four dozen Prosecutors say Ro- needy goats. sa-Roman lived near An animal rescue farm Plasse at the time and in Massachusetts says was robbing her. SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Dallas suspect told the police that he wanted to kill white officers 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 ed just a few blocks from Lynn, MA 01903 By Will Weissert ASSOCIATED PRESS where President John Customer Service F. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Experiments in Republicanism Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — The whose conservatism matches his de- can mastodon, Rep. Joseph W. Mar- W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Gerald Ford Presidential Museum scription. tin Jr. of Massachusetts, a onetime Vice President, Finance towers over the west bank of the P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton This transformation can be mea- speaker. Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman Grand River here. The airport at sured statistically. In Ford’s last Ford won attention for his votes P ”  the edge of town is named for the three years in the House — very on civil rights and consumer pro- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 38th president. So is the elementa- partisan years, though with a fad- tection. “Ford strayed from the Re- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 ry school over on Madison Avenue. ing Republican president, Richard publican fold more times than most Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Though Ford was buried here nearly Nixon, who nonetheless pressed other Michigan Republicans during Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 a decade ago, he remains a palpable several liberal social, environmental the early years,” Jerald terHorst, Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 presence — and a symbol of a Grand and diplomatic policies — he won a who briefly served as the president’s Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 Rapids persistence and pragma- tepid average score of 64 percent in press secretary, wrote in a Ford bi- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 tism, even progressivism. the American Conservative Union ography. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 For nearly a quarter-century on ratings. In Amash’s last three years “Ford believed in the federal gov- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Capitol Hill, eight months in the of service, he scored a scorching av- ernment and was willing to expand vice presidency and two and a half erage of 91. it to help people have better lives,” years in the White House, Ford per- Amash won his first term, in 2010, says Douglas Brinkley, a Rice Uni- sonified a certain strain of Republi- in a landslide — some old Ford par- versity historian and Ford biogra- canism, wary of big government but tisans claim some credit, tinged with pher. “He was a very moderate Re- willing to use it to assure the rights regret, for this — and won re-elec- publican and in many ways he was of minorities, stingy at home but tion two years ago by a healthy mar- a liberal.” generous abroad, willing to play the gin. Not a word of that applies to partisan but also willing to play 18 He was one of the principal muti- Amash, who has been criticized by holes with his party rivals. neers against former House Speak- EDITORIAL business leaders for refusing to com- So much of that is gone — the er John Boehner, whom he regard- promise or to trade votes to win sup- openness to bipartisanship, the in- ed as a master of “intimidation and port for local projects — positions stinct for compromise, the Jerry coercion,” and last month used his Inhulsen, the GOP county chair- Ford notion, as John Inhulsen, the Facebook page to urge his fellow Re- America’s war man, says are “points of pride” with current chair of the county GOP publicans not to compromise on gun here, put it the other day, of having rights. Amash, who refused more the lawmaker, adding, “He’s been “a practical approach to conserva- than a half-dozen requests for an in- open and honest and transparent that won’t end tive government where he believed terview for this column, is a virulent about that.” it was possible to disagree while re- opponent of Donald J. Trump, whom But Ford is fast becoming a gauzy maining respectful to one another.” figure of the past and, while the The decision to go to war is the most solemn and he characterizes as “just like the es- This is the point in the conversa- tablishment.” museum chronicling his career was grave that a leader makes. tion where the name Justin Amash “Jerry would not be happy with recently refurbished, he is increas- It’s about thousands of lives, billions of dollars and is introduced. Amash, 36, now occu- Amash,” says Peter Secchia, a for- ingly a part of history rather than the judgment of history — and about unforeseen pies the Ford seat in the House. He mer U.S. ambassador to Italy and a part of the life of Grand Rapids, consequences and failed exit strategies — as events is a Tea Party stalwart not given to a onetime outsider himself who the Congress, the presidency or the Wednesday on opposite sides of the Atlantic made compromise, a stickler for a strict became vice chairman of the Re- Republican Party. clear again. construction of the Constitution, as publican National Committee. “He Even so, his memory and his re- In London, a seven-year inquiry concluded that much a conservative’s conservative became more and more proud of his cord stand as something of a control then-British Prime Minister Tony Blair joined George in the 21st century as Ford was a position as one of the lone votes in group for the politicians who follow W. Bush in the 2003 invasion of Iraq based on flawed pragmatic’s pragmatic in the 20th. Congress against things no one re- him. intelligence and “wholly inadequate” planning. The Therein lies an important story, members. I hope he matures. I’ll “Whereas Ford grew ... into lead- report is another withering verdict on the Bush- the transformation of Republican- leave it at that.” ership material, Amash operates in Cheney administration for leading America into war ism (which once gave a warm but What so many Grand Rapids gran- a very different climate, with differ- with lies about Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein having cautious embrace to liberals) into dees forget is that, like Secchia, Ford, ent measures of success: vastly less weapons of mass destruction. conservatism, and the journey of then 35, once was an insurgent him- loyalty to party, to institution,” says In Washington, D.C., President Barack Obama an- conservatism (whose adherents self, and it was in that role — much Richard Norton Smith, a former di- nounced that more U.S. troops will stay in Afghan- once described themselves as clas- like Amash — that Ford bucked the rector of the Ford museum and the istan than planned — 8,400 when he leaves office sical liberals) since the ascendancy party establishment and took on an Ford library in Ann Arbor, Mich., in January — because the Taliban are still a threat of Ronald Reagan transformed the old bull of the Republican Party, the who is working on a biography of nearly 15 years on from the original invasion after creed into perhaps the most intellec- onetime isolationist Bartel J. Jonk- the president. “In a larger sense, 9/11. He picked a middle ground between the 9,800 tually yeasty element of the Ameri- man, a four-term incumbent, defeat- though, it’s really the story of how troops there now and the 5,500 he proposed earlier, can debate. ing him in a primary. the GOP has changed: the rise of lib- though military leaders and GOP leaders in Congress Grand Rapids and the area sur- Like Amash today, Ford came to wanted more. ertarianism, the backlash to Ford’s rounding it are ground zero for that be regarded as a classic example of generation and its version of inter- “It is in our national security interest — especially transformation, for nowhere in the the Republicans of his time, which after all the blood and treasure we’ve invested in Af- nationalism.” Once again, Grand United States is that transforma- is why he won a bloody 1965 battle Rapids is Petri dish to the nation. ghanistan over the years — that we give our Afghan tion personified more vividly than for House minority leader — again partners the very best opportunity to succeed,” the in the difference between Ford — in- as an insurgent, this time against David Shribman is a Pulitzer president said. evitably described as “good old Jerry Rep. Charlie Halleck of Indiana, Prize-winning columnist. He is a But that means America’s longest war isn’t over yet, Ford” — and brash young Amash, who himself had toppled a Republi- Swampscott High graduate. and that Obama won’t really keep his promise to end the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. While he declared the combat mission over in December 2014 and while the remaining troops have a limited role, they’re still fighting and dying — 38 in the past 18 months, bring- ing total U.S. deaths since 2001 to nearly 2,400. That tragic toll for a war that was justified is horri- ble enough. For a war that wasn’t, it’s unconscionable. The six years of war in Iraq left 179 British soldiers, nearly 4,500 Americans and more than 100,000 Iraq- is dead. Now, the government is battling the Islamic State. The official government report in Britain did not ex- plicitly declare the Iraq war illegal, which might have led to Blair being prosecuted as a war criminal. Blair said that he regretted all that had gone wrong and that his decision was the “hardest, most momentous, most agonizing” in his decade as prime minister. But the report made clear: “Military action at that time was not a last resort.” War should be a last resort. Before November, Hil- lary Clinton and Donald Trump need to tell voters in detail under what circumstances they would take America to war again.

READERS’ FORUM Revisiting the right to secede To The Editor: The Declaration of Independence is the most revolu- tionary political document in history because it says human rights are natural and God-given. It was rev- olutionary because throughout history, people believed that their rights came from government. Based on that assumption, government was authorized to do whatev- er it wanted. It could enact and enforce laws and reg- ulations without restrictions. Human beings had no rights. They only had government-granted privileges which could be taken away at any time for any reason. JOYCE KING The document turned the old order upside down. It said the only legitimate purpose of any government is to protect the natural rights that belong to everyone. Salute the officers who rushed toward danger The purpose of the Constitution and Bill of Rights was to define and limit government power. What happens “Why do they hate us so much?” through. But “after” and the future One unit, footsteps racing to restore if a government violates these rights instead of pro- Those were the words millions are hard to see right now. calm, root out evil. We love this city. tecting them? The Declaration provides an answer: It of Americans asked after Sept. 11, Let us show the nation that we Hatred must not win. The question is the right of the people to alter or abolish that gov- 2001, as we stood together, arms honor humanity, and our lives mat- we want the rest of America, and the ernment. What happens if a government refuses to be linked and knees bent, seeing after ter to each other. I see them now, no world, to ask next is, “Why do they altered or allow peaceful secession? Thomas Jefferson neighbors and accounting for oth- footage required, Dallas police offi- love each other so much?” answered that question, “The tree of liberty must be re- ers who went to work in New York, cers rushing toward the sound of As Mayor Mike Rawlings and freshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and Washington and Pennsylvania. First gunfire to protect and serve. They Chief David Brown stood together, tyrants.” responders marched up flights of responded, as one unit, footsteps a united front, the two words they Today, most Americans do not know that the founding burning steps to an unknown doom. racing to restore calm, root out evil. used to sum up this horrible “after” fathers and colonists were not Americans. They were Now, here we are, Dallas, the The skyline of beautiful downtown are the words we must activate in Englishmen. Their government considered them to be morning after, with our own Ground Dallas beamed down on them, they this fragile, tender moment: COME anti-government extremists, radicals, and traitors who Zero. And it hurts like hell. After the love this city. TOGETHER. deserved to be hanged for treason. The war for indepen- attack on peace and innocence, after How can we honor these fallen law dence was a war for secession. This country was found- the hate, and after the horrific trag- enforcement personnel and those who Joyce King is a writer in north Tex- ed on the right to secede. edy that has claimed five precious were injured in the line of duty? We as and the author of several books. Richard G. Eramian lives, how we mourn together and can salute them, pay respects to their She wrote this for the Dallas Morn- Lynn stand together is what will get us families, by responding as they did: ing News.

TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 GOP to Hillary Clinton: Email investigations will continue By Matthew Daly only escalated since then. ASSOCIATED PRESS Democrats have submit- ted their own report on WASHINGTON — the Sept. 11, 2012, attacks Republicans signaled they’re not done with elec- that killed four Ameri- tion-year investigations cans, including U.S. am- of Hillary Clinton and bassador Chris Stevens. whether she lied to Con- The vote is unlikely to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gress, even after a House be the final word in the in- Linda Hague, of Kansas City, Mo., loads mer- committee signed off Fri- quiry that has lasted more chandise to sell at a campaign event with Vice day on its report into the than two years and cost $7 President Joe Biden and Democratic presiden- deadly 2012 attacks in million. The panel’s chair- tial candidate Hillary Clinton Friday in Scran- Benghazi, Libya. man, Rep. Trey Gowdy, ton, Pa. The 800-page report R-S.C., said lawmakers by the GOP-led Beng- may seek a federal investi- hazi Committee found no gation into whether Clin- Rare restraint in wrongdoing by the former PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ton lied to the committee secretary of state, but the in testimony last year. two-year inquiry had re- Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., left, joined by Rep. Linda Sanchez, D-Calif., center, and Rep. “If a witness said some- vealed that she used a thing to a committee of private email server for Adam Schiff, D-Calif., tells reporters that political reaction Congress and/or under government business, House Republicans are “addicted” to Benghazi oath that’s not consistent triggering a yearlong and the scrutiny of Hillary Clinton’s emails, as after shootings FBI investigation that the panel prepares to meet behind closed doors with the truth, our com- continues to shadow the on Capitol Hill in Washington Friday. mittee has an obligation” to report that to the FBI, test the killings Thursday presumptive Democratic By Julie Pace that she and her aides had Friday was split along Gowdy told reporters. and Ken Thomas night when a single gun- presidential nominee. been “extremely careless” party lines, reflecting par- Asked if he was refer- ASSOCIATED PRESS man opened fire, killing FBI Director James in their handling of classi- tisanship that emerged ring to Clinton, Gowdy five police officers and in- Comey said this week WASHINGTON — In juring seven others. Two there weren’t grounds fied information. even before the panel’s said, “She’s one of 100 wit- this heated and deeply civilians were also wound- to prosecute Clinton but The committee’s 7-4 vote creation in May 2014 and nesses.” divisive campaign year, ed. America’s presidential The trio of tragedies candidates — as well as marked the second time other politicians — re- 10 states sue over restrooms the fledgling general elec- sponded to the killings of tion has been upended by five police officers and two violence. Just one month black men with striking ago, Clinton and Trump transgender students can use reflection and restraint. also scrambled their Hillary Clinton and schedules following the Donald Trump quickly LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — istration directive. North fessional and private ba- olina’s law requiring trans- mass killings at an Orlan- Ten states sued the fed- Carolina officials also sued sis,” the release said. gender people to use public scrapped political events do nightclub. Friday, hours after the of- eral government Friday the federal government in The battle that began restrooms and showers cor- The political response over rules requiring pub- May over the same issue. to take shape when offi- responding to the gender ficers were killed in Dallas to that attack was almost during a protest over the lic schools to allow trans- Vast sums of federal fund- cials in Charlotte passed on their birth certificate instantly contentious, as gender students to use ing are at stake: Money a sweeping anti-discrim- amounts to “state-spon- fatal police shootings in Republicans and Demo- Louisiana and Minnesota. restrooms conforming to could be withheld from ination ordinance that sored discrimination” and crats debated whether the their gender identity, join- public schools that refuse included a provision al- is aimed at “a problem that Clinton was going forward shooting argued for strict- with a late afternoon ap- ing a dozen other states in to comply with the federal lowing transgender peo- doesn’t exist.” er gun laws or tougher the latest fight over LGBT directive. ple to use restrooms that The Nebraska lawsuit pearance at the African anti-terror policies. The Methodist Episcopal Con- rights. Nebraska Attorney Gen- correspond to their gender hinges on the terms “sex” gunman had pledged his The lawsuit was filed in eral Doug Peterson said in identity. North Carolina and “gender identity,” say- vention in Philadelphia, allegiance to the Islamic where she planned to ad- federal court in Nebraska a news release that the U.S. lawmakers passed a law ing federal law uses only State, but law enforce- and included nine other Education Department and nullifying that ordinance the term “sex.” dress the violence. ment said there were no The presumptive Dem- states: Arkansas, Kansas, Justice Department have and banning others like it. “Neither the text nor the indications he had direct Michigan, Montana, North circumvented established Soon after, the Justice legislative history of Title ocratic nominee wrote on ties to extremist groups. Twitter that she mourn- Dakota, Ohio, South Caro- law and the process for Department said the law IX supports an interpre- Trump was widely crit- lina, South Dakota, and changing existing laws. violated the federal Civ- tation of the term “sex” as ed for the officers “shot icized, even by his own while doing their sacred Wyoming. “It also supersedes local il Rights Act and said it meaning anything other party, for taking credit for The filing comes after 11 school districts’ authority couldn’t be enforced. U.S. than one’s sex as deter- duty to protect peaceful “being right” on terrorism protesters.” Clinton had states sued in May over to address student issues Attorney General Loretta mined by anatomy and after the Orlando attacks the same Obama admin- on an individualized, pro- Lynch has said North Car- genetics,” the lawsuit says. previously condemned the and for saying he appre- shootings of Alton Ster- ciated “the congrats.” He ling in Baton Rouge and was noticeably more mea- Philando Castile in sub- sured in his statement June hiring surge of 287,000 shows urban St. Paul, saying, Friday and avoided mak- “Something is profound- ing additional comments ly wrong when so many on Twitter. US economy may be rebounding Americans have reason The response from some to believe that our coun- of Trump’s fellow Repub- By Christopher tober 2015. try doesn’t consider them licans was also notable. S. Rugaber The unemployment rate as precious because of the While GOP officials are ASSOCIATED PRESS rose from 4.7 percent to a color of their skin.” often seen as siding with still-low 4.9 percent, the Trump canceled a the police in recent alter- WASHINGTON — Em- government said in its speech in Miami on His- cations with black men, ployers shook off two monthly jobs report. But panic issues. He instead some high profile Republi- months of weak hiring the uptick occurred main- released a lengthy state- cans were pointed Friday by adding 287,000 jobs in ly for an encouraging rea- ment calling the shootings in acknowledging racial June, a robust pace that son: More Americans be- in Dallas “a coordinated, disparities in policing. suggests a resilient U.S. gan seeking jobs — a sign premeditated assault on “All of us need to ac- economy recovering from of growing confidence in the men and women who knowledge that this is a slump early in the year. their prospects — though keep us safe.” He called about more than just one The strong report shows most didn’t immediately Sterling and Castile’s or two recent incidents,” that the U.S. job market find work. deaths “senseless” and a Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., was improving before the Investors were pleased reminder of how much said of this week’s shoot- United Kingdom voted with Friday’s report. The more needs to be done to ings. “The fact is that late last month to leave Dow Jones industrial av- ensure Americans feel there are communities in the European Union, erage was up more than safe in their communities. America where black fam- raising fears of a global 200 points, about 1.1 per- Sterling was shot Tues- ilies tell us that they are recession. Friday’s Labor cent, in early-afternoon FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day after being pinned fearful with interacting Department figures sug- trading. Workers construct a building in Boston. to the pavement by two with local law enforce- gest that the U.S. economy, “This is clearly positive white officers, an alter- ment. How they feel is a which has defied overseas news after the worrying tive Republican presiden- stagnation of middle class cation that was captured reality that we cannot and weakness before, might be slowdown in previous tial nominee had referred incomes. This week, she on cellphone video. The should not ignore.” able to do so again. months,” Andrew Hunt- to May’s weak jobs re- proposed measures to re- following day, Castile Newt Gingrich, one of The June hiring spurt er, assistant economist at port as a “bombshell” but duce college costs. was fatally shot in a car the top contenders to be marked a sharp improve- Capital Economics, wrote hasn’t commented on Fri- The campaign will heat by a Minnesota officer, Trump’s running mate, ment from May’s dis- in a research note. day’s report. up in coming weeks as the with the aftermath lives- said black Americans are mal showing, when only Strong hiring, if sus- Hillary Clinton, the like- treamed on Facebook by “more likely to end up in a 11,000 jobs were added, tained, could complicate ly Democratic nominee, Republican convention his girlfriend. situation where the police and April’s modest gain of Donald Trump’s efforts to hasn’t campaigned on starts in 10 days, with the Hundreds of people don’t respect you and you 144,000. June’s increase portray the U.S. economy the economy’s strength, Democrats’ convention be- gathered in Dallas to pro- could easily get killed.” was the largest since Oc- as faltering. The presump- focusing instead on the ginning a week later. Are Trump’s ‘Made in USA’ hats really made in USA?

By Jeff Horwitz is actually “Made in USA.” an Kennedy of Cali-Fame half the price of prod- ASSOCIATED PRESS Informed of AP’s find- of Los Angeles Inc., said ucts made in the United ings, Trump said any mis- the two employees were States. Asian fabric pric- WASHINGTON — Don- representation would be wrong, but he refused to es are also lower, though ald Trump says he won’t unacceptable. He said: “I explain the fabric discrep- less dramatically. While stand for it if it turns out pay a good price for that ancy. Federal law requires Trump has tried to get some of his hats labeled hat. If it’s not made in the that items labeled “Made Made in USA hats for his “Made in USA” actually USA, we’ll bring a law- in USA” be made from ma- campaign, knockoffs of weren’t made entirely in suit.” terials “all or virtually all” those hats, clearly made in the USA. China, do a brisk business The baseball-style “Make The AP review includ- from the United States. America Great Again” hats ed a microscopic analysis “I’m not using imported for other vendors. And are indeed stitched togeth- of five hats bought from materials,” Kennedy told Trump’s private compa- er at a small factory in the Trump’s campaign web- the AP. “We’re playing by nies and the clothing line Los Angeles area. But in a site. The analysis showed the rules.” run by his daughter, Ivan- small sample tested by The the fabric in one was of a On a broad level, the tale ka, routinely sell clothes Associated Press and an different type than that of Trump’s hats shows the and other products made outside expert, at least one made by the supplier the challenge of revitalizing in China and other Asian did not contain the specif- manufacturer told the AP U.S. manufacturing, which countries. ic type of U.S.-made fabric provides all his hat fabric. has been ravaged by cheap Trump has warned Ford the manufacturer insists is In addition to the fabric competition from over- Motor Co. that he would always used for the hats. analysis, two of the man- seas. Trump has accused place a 35 percent tax on The true origin of the ufacturer’s employees, in- Asian countries of unfair- cars sent to the U.S. from cluding a top sales agent, ly manipulating their cur- a planned plant in Mexico, fabric in that hat remains FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a mystery — whether U.S. said the hats’ fabric, bills rencies to boost exports. and he has pledged to “get or foreign made. It shows and stiffeners were im- Labor costs in Asia are Apple to start building Republican presidential candidate Donald how difficult and murky it ported. so low that hats or other their damn computers and Trump wears his “Make America Great Again” can be to verify something The factory’s owner, Bri- clothing can cost less than things in this country.” hat at a rally in Sacramento, Calif. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 POLICE/FIRE Retired judge All address information, particu- 544 Chestnut St.; at 1:53 p.m. MARBLEHEAD A report of a possible over- larly arrests, reflect police records. In Thursday at 12 Concord St.; at dose at 1:16 p.m. Thursday on the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 5:48 a.m. Friday at 12 Concord Complaints Suffolk Avenue. appointed to handle it is the sole responsibility of the con- St. A report of larceny at 4:34 A report of a lost bike lock at cerned party to contact the relevant A report of a missing person p.m. Thursday on Everett Street. at 1:45 p.m. Thursday at 67 9:22 a.m. Thursday on Laurel Penn State case police department and have the Oakville St. Street. largely in secret, as the ap- department issue a notice of correc- A report of a breaking and A report of a neighbor dis- SAUGUS By Mark Scolforo ASSOCIATED PRESS peals issue concerned mat- tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or entering at 2:12 p.m. Thursday pute at 10:30 a.m. Thursday on ters related to the grand clarifications will not be made without at 15 Salem St. Orchard Circle. Complaints HARRISBURG, Pa. — A jury that investigated in express notice of change from the ar- A report of an overdose at A report of suspicious activity A report of harassment at senior judge will preside 2011 and recommended resting police department. 2:50 p.m. Thursday at 348 Es- at 4:40 p.m. Thursday on Elm over the criminal trial of Street. 8:52 a.m. Thursday at 276 charges against Curley, sex St.; at 4:12 p.m. Thursday three former Penn State Schultz and Sandusky. A report of a scooter rider Central St. administrators on charges LYNN on Campbell Terrace; at 6:46 More recently, a Dau- without a helmet at 6:35 p.m. A report of property damage stemming from their han- p.m. Thursday at 111 Mountain phin County judge direct- Thursday on West Shore Drive. at 9:11 a.m. Thursday at 19 dling of child molestation Arrests Ave.; at 9:17 p.m. Thursday at ed defense attorneys and A report of a civil issue in- Newhall Ave. complaints about former 44 Beacon Hill Ave. the attorney general’s of- volving Red Sox tickets at 9:40 assistant football coach Oswaldo Acevedo, 45, of A report of larceny at 4:30 A report of a house being fice to file pretrial motions 484 Western Ave., was arrested p.m. Thursday on Village Street. Jerry Sandusky, a court p.m. Thursday at 8 Joyce St.; at egged at 11:33 a.m. Thursday this month and let him and charged with breaking and spokesman said Friday. 7:20 p.m. Thursday at 25 State at 99 Fairmount Ave. know if they wanted a entering in the nighttime and PEABODY Retired Berks County St.; at 9:17 p.m. Thursday at A report of identity fraud at hearing. Now that Bocca- possession of a burglarious in- Judge John Boccabella 17 Breed St.; at 4:50 a.m. 2:09 p.m. Thursday at 114 bella has the case, it’s not strument at 12:31 a.m. Friday. Complaints was appointed June 30 by Friday at 5 Oakwood; at 7:45 Broadway. clear what the next step Joanne Knapp, 33, of 25 a.m. Friday at 68 Sagamore St. the state’s chief justice to Kensington Park, was arrested A report of a suspicious mo- A report of burglary at 2:56 handle the case in Harris- will be. A report of a disturbance at tor vehicle at 1:23 a.m. Thurs- “My understanding is and charged with sexual conduct 5:08 p.m. Thursday at 124 Cen- p.m. Thursday at 23 Summit burg after Dauphin Coun- for a fee at 2:34 a.m. Friday. day on King Street. Ave. ty judges recused them- he’s done nothing but read tral Ave.; at 5:25 p.m. Thursday A report of a large group of Nicholas Palladino, 19, of A report of shoplifting at 3:08 selves. the case files,” Adminis- at 98 Clark St.; at 6:01 p.m. teens creating a disturbance at trative Office of Pennsyl- 312 Eastern Ave., was arrested Thursday at 26 Washington p.m. Thursday at 1325 Broad- Criminal charges against and charged with violation of a 2:51 a.m. Thursday on Forest former university vice pres- vania Courts spokesman St.; at 6:08 p.m. Thursday on Street. way. city knife ordinance, a person ident Gary Schultz and for- Jim Koval said Friday. Brightwood Terrace; at 6:46 A report of an intoxicated A report suspicious activity at under 21 in possession of liquor mer athletic director Tim In requesting the assign- p.m. Thursday at 124 Central person at 3:05 a.m. Thursday and littering from a motor vehicle. 3:08 p.m. Thursday at 22 Lewis Curley were first filed in ment of an out-of-county at 286 Newbury St. Anthony Purvis, 27, of 39 Ave.; at 7:05 p.m. Thursday at Lane. 2011, followed a year later judge, Dauphin County A report of a hit and run mo- Congress St., was arrested and 115 Eastern Ave.; at 7:31 p.m. A report of annoying phone by charges against former President Judge Richard tor vehicle accident at 7:59 charged with possession of a Thursday at 20 East Highland calls at 10:17 p.m. Thursday at president Graham Spanier. Lewis sought someone a.m. Thursday at 240 Lynnfield firearm without an FID card and St.; at 10:04 p.m. Thursday at 76 Walden Pond Ave. All three men vigorous- who was not affiliated St. defacing a firearm serial number 19 Union St.; at 12:11 a.m. Fri- ly deny the allegations with Penn State, the state A report of a dog barking ex- A report of a weapon being at 5:30 a.m. Friday. day at 8 Joyce St.; at 3:50 a.m. against them, and some of police or the attorney gen- cessively at 11:14 a.m. Thurs- confiscated at 10:52 p.m. Christopher Smith, 21, of Friday at 100 Willow St.; at 6:12 their more serious charges eral’s office. day on Birch Street. Thursday at 4 Conrad Terrace. 100 Newhall St., was arrested a.m. Friday at 33 Spring St. were dismissed in Janu- Boccabella did not re- A report of a car on fire at and charged with violation of A report of threats at 5:11 ary by an appeals court turn a phone message 1:31 p.m. Thursday at 210S an open container law at 5:54 p.m. Thursday at 333 Lynnway; SWAMPSCOTT that determined their seeking comment. Andover St. p.m. Thursday. at 8:35 p.m. Thursday at 55 right to legal representa- Sandusky was convict- A report of suspicious activity George Tate, 23, no ad- Harwood St.; at 12:42 a.m. Fri- Accidents tion was violated by the ed in 2012 of 45 counts of at 4:04 p.m. Thursday at 535 dress listed, was arrested and day at 1 Kingsley Terrace. actions of the university’s child sexual abuse involv- Lowell St. charged with possession of a A report of vandalism to a mo- A report of a motor vehicle then-general counsel. ing 10 boys. He was sen- A report of an assault and knife and assault and battery tor vehicle at 6:28 p.m. Thursday accident at 12:16 p.m. Thurs- The case against the tenced to 30 to 60 years in battery at 4:20 p.m. Thursday in the presence of a police offi- at 127 Washington St. day at 21 Elm St.; at 12:40 three has dragged on prison and is appealing. at 168 Washington St. cer at 6:24 p.m. Thursday. A report of a juvenile prob- A report of a stolen bicycle at p.m. Thursday at 17 Middlesex lem at 6:37 p.m. Thursday in 4:55 p.m. Thursday at 13 Sun- Ave. Accidents Central Square; at 7:31 p.m. set Drive. Thursday at 697 Boston St.; at A report of a motor vehicle A report of a loud party at Complaints 7:46 p.m. Thursday on Harmon 11:25 p.m. Thursday at 16 Ful- accident at 4:27 p.m. Thurs- Street; at 2:31 a.m. Friday at A report of larceny at 8:53 day at 257 Boston St.; at 4:31 ton St. Manning Field. a.m. Thursday at 2 Lodge Road; p.m. Thursday at 270 Union A report of vandalism at A report of an assault and St.; at 4:57 p.m. Thursday on 12:20 a.m. Friday at 12 Irving at 9:23 a.m. Thursday at 153 battery at 12:54 a.m. Friday at Stanwood Street; at 7:56 p.m. St. Puritan Road; at 5:45 p.m. Thursday at 91 Dartmouth St.; 14 LaGrange Terrace. Thursday at 200 Essex St.; at at 8:51 p.m. Thursday on Mun- REVERE 10:32 a.m. Friday at 495 Par- roe Street; at 2:12 a.m. Friday LYNNFIELD adise Road. at 99 Franklin St.; at 7:05 a.m. Complaints A report of car disturbing the Friday at 102 Henry Ave. Complaints A report of a disturbance at neighborhood at 12:08 a.m. Friday on Pleasant Street. Complaints A report of a suspicious per- 12:39 p.m. Thursday on Broad- son driving around neighbor- way; at 1:55 p.m. Thursday on A report of a stolen bike at A report of a neighbor prob- hood at 9:47 p.m. Wednesday Revere Beach Parkway; at 2:08 7:33 a.m. Friday at 5 Sutton lem at 1:24 p.m. Thursday at on Crescent Avenue. p.m. Thursday on Squire Road. Place. Police: Gunman in a vehicle FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rep. Corrine Brown, D-Fla., talks with the shoots at Georgia officer press in Tallahassee, Fla.

By Jeff Martin ing his way,” Frommer ASSOCIATED PRESS said. US Rep. Corrine The officer then chased ATLANTA — A man in the blue Ford Explorer a passing vehicle accused Brown indicted after with a Georgia license of opening fire on a police officer on patrol in Geor- plate, which traveled fraud investigation gia will likely be charged through a shopping center at one point before strik- with aggravated assault By Jason Dearen rine matters.” on the officer, authorities ing a curb and median and damaging one of its and Curt Anderson “My heart is just really said Friday. A suspect ASSOCIATED PRESS heavy. But I’m looking for- tires, Frommer said. Ma- was apprehended after a ward to a speedy day in jia Nunez was then taken short car chase and is in JACKSONVILLE, court to vindicate myself,” custody. into custody. Fla. — U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown said. “We will pres- The shooting happened McKenzie “jumped right Brown of Florida and her ent the other side.” in Roswell, a city just into action and did a great chief of staff pleaded not Brown and Simmons, of north of Atlanta, early job chasing this guy down guilty Friday to multiple Laurel, Maryland, were Friday, just hours after a fraud charges and other PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and catching him,” From- both released on $50,000 sniper attack killed five mer said. federal offenses in a grand bail and ordered not to police officers in Dallas, A Georgia Bureau of Investigation vehicle Investigators later de- jury indictment unsealed travel outside the U.S. A and officers were already parks near the scene of an officer-involved termined the Explorer after an investigation into status hearing was set for on edge, Roswell Det. shooting Friday in Valdosta, Ga. had been stolen, police what prosecutors call a July 26. Simmons, who has Zachary Frommer said. said. phony charity turned into been Brown’s chief of staff Victor Alonzo Majia talking,” Frommer said. race was not immediately Charges are pending but a personal slush fund. since 1993, declined com- Nunez, 21, was being Though Majia Nunez clear. will likely include aggra- Brown, a 69-year-old ment after the hearing. questioned by detectives has been speaking with McKenzie is a member vated assault on a police Democrat, and Chief of Earlier this year, One Friday. Police have not investigators, “his cooper- of the agency’s drunk- Staff Elias “Ronnie” Sim- officer, methamphetamine Door President Carla Wi- released a motive. Asked ation has been limited,” en-driving task force and mons, 50, entered pleas in possession, reckless driv- ley pleaded guilty to one whether the shooting police said in a midmorn- was on routine patrol Jacksonville federal court ing and fleeing and elud- count of conspiracy to com- might be related to the ing update on the case. when he came under at- on charges of mail and mit wire fraud after it was Texas attacks, Frommer The suspect fired mul- tack, police said. The of- ing, along with charges wire fraud, conspiracy, relating to the stolen Ex- determined that she had said, “Nothing right now tiple shots, but none hit ficer didn’t immediately obstruction and filing of deposited $800,000 into plorer, Frommer said. says that it is or isn’t.” Officer Brian McKenzie know whether the shots false tax returns. the foundation’s account Roswell, a city of about “I know detectives have or his patrol car, Frommer were fireworks or gun- She has represented a over four years. Over that been talking to him, but I said. McKenzie is white, shots but quickly realized 95,000 people, is about 20 Jacksonville-based con- time, federal prosecutors don’t know how much he’s police said. Majia Nunez’s that “gunshots were com- miles north of Atlanta. gressional district since say it gave one scholar- 1993 — one of the first ship for $1,000 and $200 three African-Americans to an unidentified person Man charged with marking DC targets for ISIS elected to Congress from in Florida, while Wiley Florida since Reconstruc- transferred herself tens of northern Virginia suburbs operation in which Qamar the group and more than By Matthew Barakat tion— and is seeking thousands of dollars. ASSOCIATED PRESS to be charged at the feder- worked with an infor- just a “fanboy,” according re-election in a newly re- “Congresswoman Brown al courthouse in Alexan- mant last month to film to the affidavit. ALEXANDRIA, Va. — drawn district. and her chief of staff are dria with attempting to landmarks, including the Qamar is a U.S. citizen A Virginia man has been The 24-count indictment alleged to have used the support the Islamic State. Pentagon, that could be born in Brooklyn, accord- comes after an investiga- charged with attempting congresswoman’s official Court records do not yet targeted for attacks. The ing to the affidavit. tion into the purported to assist the Islamic State position to solicit over list an attorney for Qamar, informant recorded Qa- charity One Door for Ed- by photographing targets According to the affida- $800,000 in donations to a who was expected to make mar saying “bye-bye DC” ucation Foundation Inc., supposed charitable orga- in the Washington, D.C., vit, Qamar tried to join an initial appearance in as he filmed the Pentagon. the Islamic State in 2014 which federal prosecutors nization, only to use that area for what he thought front of a federal magis- He went on to say that he but was thwarted because say was billed as a way to organization as a person- would be a video encour- trate Friday afternoon. hates the United States his father had possession give scholarships to poor al slush fund,” Assistant aging lone-wolf terrorist Qamar came to author- and gets a “burning sen- of Qamar’s passport and students but instead filled U.S. Attorney General attacks in the nation’s ities’ attention through sation in my body because the coffers of Brown and Leslie Caldwell, chief of threatened to turn his capital. Twitter posts about sup- this place is so disgusting.” her associates. the Justice Department’s son in to authorities if he Haris Qamar, 25, of porting terrorist attacks Qamar told the infor- After the hearing, Brown criminal division, said in Burke was arrested Fri- that appeared under vari- mant that filming and persisted. Travel records predicted she would be a statement. day morning, according to ations of the handle “new- photographing targets show that Qamar had cleared at trial. She was “Corruption erodes the the U.S. Attorney’s Office erajihadi,” the court docu- that the Islamic State gone as far as buying a surrounded by supporters public’s trust in our entire for the Eastern District of ments show. could use in a video to urge ticket to Istanbul in that outside the courthouse, system of representative Virginia. He is the second According to an affida- lone-wolf attacks made time frame, according to some carrying signs. One government,” Caldwell person this week from the vit, the FBI set up a sting him a true supporter of the affidavit. read, “Justice or else. Cor- added. SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Stocks finish just short of a Down on the record on strong jobs report farm in Peabody By Marley Jay that we were seeing the The government said the Machinery maker Cater- PEABODY because we’re trying to ASSOCIATED PRESS job market sputter,” said unemployment rate rose pillar climbed $2.32, or From A1 broaden our clientele to Kate Warne, investment slightly as more people 3.1 percent, to $77.37 and all local North Shore cit- vendors coming back, and NEW YORK — U.S. strategist for Edward looked for jobs. There was aerospace company Boe- ies,” said Ken Feldman, we’re also excited to see stocks surged Friday, fin- Jones. also evidence wages were ing gained $2.92, or 2.3 co-owner and chef. “We’re new vendors and we hope ishing just short of record rising faster. The April percent, to $130.09. huge supporters of shop- Mining and materials everyone supports them,” highs, as investors re- companies, which would and May reports worried Retailer Gap climbed af- ping local and small. We sponded enthusiastically said Lucia DelNegro, con- feel as though farmers stand to benefit more than investors, in part because ter it said sales at stores servation agent at the to a strong June job mar- other industries from an they came after the econ- open at least a year grew markets are the perfect ket report. city’s Community Develop- place to get that type of accelerating economy, omy grew just 1.1 percent in June as Old Navy re- ment & Planning depart- The buying accelerated publicity.” took the biggest gains. over the first three months sults improved. Sales at ment. throughout the day after Other vendors taking Machinery makers also of 2016. The U.S. economy those stores are consid- Penny and Peter Srybny the Labor Department part in the market this jumped. Only eight stocks has been growing for more ered an important mea- of Hereford Valley Farm said U.S. employers added on the Standard & Poor’s than six years and inves- sure of retailers’ results, in Andover will offer a va- year include Buddy Boy 287,000 jobs last month. 500 finished lower. tors are wary that that and Thomson Reuters said riety of produce from their BBQ, Esperanza Soap Co., That was far more than The Dow Jones industri- streak could end. it was the first improve- family market stand. The Kristin’s Soap, Artisan analysts expected, and al average surged 250.86 Among material and in- ment in that gauge for grower will offer tomatoes, Ices and Creams and Mini after weak reports from points, or 1.4 percent, to dustrial companies, paint Gap in more than a year. corn, cucumbers, zucchini, Mun Chi’s. April and May, it sug- 18,146.74. The S&P 500 and coatings maker PPG Analysts expected anoth- summer squash, lettuce, a On opening day, North gests the economy and job rose 32 points, or 1.5 per- Industries added $3.29, er decline this month. variety of beans, basil, pea Shore 104.9 Radio will of- market haven’t run out of cent, to 2,129.90. The Nas- or 3.2 percent, to $106.32 Gap stock rose $1.07, or pods, apples, peaches, wa- fer promotional items. steam. daq composite advanced and aluminum producer 4.9 percent, to $22.70. The termelon, fresh honey and The Ipswich River Wa- “It was a strong report 79.95 points, or 1.6 per- Alcoa picked up 48 cents, stock is down 8 percent more. tershed Association will and it put to bed worries cent, to 4,956.76. or 5.2 percent, to $9.82. this year. “They have a very loy- be on hand on Aug. 9 and al following and they are Sept. 6, and the Common- always busy,” DelNegro wealth Learning Center said. “Everyone always will holding free chil- Broadening the view in Lynn wants to set up next to dren’s mad lib games on them.” Aug. 16 and 30 and Sept. LYNN Among the new vendors 13 and 27. From A1 include Crave Cafe and Bakery in Beverly. Adam Swift can be prompted by legal claims “We’re interested in the reached at aswift@item- and counter accusations Peabody Farmers Market live.com. between former cable ac- cess provider Lynn Com- munity Media Access Inc. Lynn foreclosures and the city. LCTV’s goal is to devel- op a first-class public ac- cess center for the people continue to climb of Lynn, said Richard Cop- pinger, board treasurer. FORECLOSURES through May with 4,430. He said the board and From A1 So far this year, there production team are seek- have been a total of 2,402 ing to grow the station’s The bad news on fore- homes seized by lenders live broadcasting capabil- closures is not limited to statewide, a 47.9 percent ities and give the public Lynn. increase from the 1,624 a reason to tune in every There have been 5,614 filed through May 2015. night. petitions filed year-to- “We want to make our date in Massachusetts, a Thomas Grillo can be mark over the next year or nearly 27 percent increase reached at tgrillo@item- two,” Coppinger said. from last year’s mark live.com. In January, its govern- ment access sector, avail- able on Comcast channel Chiefs sound alarm 22 and Verizon channel ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE 37, broadcast only two shows, the City Council LCTV board treasurer Richard Coppinger, left, and president Robert and School Committee Tucker talk on the set. over Dallas killings meetings. It has since the shows. ple of all ages can come in hands,” Riley said. is an air of you don’t ex- expanded to cover four CHIEFS The public access divi- and learn it.” actly know what you are more including the Wa- Robert Tucker, board From A1 sion, which airs on Com- Riley, who has years of chairman, said LCTV is getting into.” ter & Sewer Commission, come up with the words” to Marblehead Chief Rob- Zoning Board of Appeals, cast channel 3 and Verizon video production experi- “aggressively looking” for describe his feelings about ert Picariello noted Dallas License Commission, and channel 38, broadcasts ence, along with director new space within the city. the Dallas attacks. A po- police were maintaining Traffic and Parks meet- community events, docu- of operations Sean Dona- While he wouldn’t say lice officer for 26 years and public order at a peaceful ings. It also features mentaries and staff-pro- hue and programming di- where, Tucker said the small town chief for six, protest when the shoot- “Frankly Speaking,” a duced shows, such as “Lynn rector Pedro Diaz Jr., com- board has narrowed its Dwyer said the attacks re- ings occurred. news talk show hosted by Lowdown.” It also provides prise the production staff. list of potential sites and inforce his daily message “I could not be prouder to Joe Spina and Paul Crow- opportunities to learn, use Together, they boast more hopes to be out of room to officers to work safely be part of this profession ley, to total 119 hours of and create media. than 30 years of combined 302 as soon as possible. and be “cognizant of your this morning,” he said. programming per week. “The technology is so field experience. surroundings.” “The hearts and minds Despite its growth, simple now,” said David “We just want the pub- Dillon Durst can be Coppinger said the Dallas of the men and women LCTV is unable to say Riley Jr., head of produc- lic to know that LCTV is reached at ddurst@item- shootings made him recall of the Marblehead Police how many viewers watch tions management. “Peo- in good and experienced live.com. the 2009 shooting deaths Department are with the of four police officers in a police in Dallas.” Washington state coffee Picariello framed the Saugus keeps its wheel turning shop by a single shooter. He Dallas killings against the expressed concerns about backdrop of mass shoot- “copycat” shootings in the ings that have occurred SAUGUS use a broadax and a ham- wake of the Dallas murders across the country. From A1 mer and chisel. Because of and planned to reinforce of- “Every time we experi- these aspects, finding the ficer safety during roll call ence one of these things The pair completed a appropriate materials and remarks Friday morning to it changes the complexion massive restoration proj- completing the projects Lynn officers. somewhat,” he said. ect in the 1980s that in- is more tedious and time “This is really an open cluded repair of the park’s consuming. attack on police officers,” Thor Jourgensen can be water wheels that have The new wheel is mostly Coppinger said. “It’s a reached at tjourgensen@ slowly deteriorated and made from white oak and scary situation. Now there itemlive.com. occasionally needed re- some red oak. The bucket pairs. One wheel was re- boards on the rim of the placed in the 1990s, and wheel are made from east- Police: Lynn DPW worker another in 2005. ern white pine. The origi- They are replacing the nal was constructed using sold drugs from city truck north wheel at the Rolling larger wooden pieces, but and Slitting Mill station, Bogdan said using the DPW is prescribed 30 pills a which would have been smaller pieces bolted to- From A1 month and takes three a used to flatten the final gether makes for a stron- day.’ Aliferis said that ‘he iron product when the ger structure. The white on Broadway, the report needs help badly and that plant was in operation. oak is also more resistant said. After Aliferis drove off he was buying additional The wheel is the park’s to decay, he said. in a city truck, police ques- percs and selling some of largest at 17 feet in diam- The wheels are expected tioned a 30-year-old Lynn them and then using the eter and 36 inches wide. to have a lifespan of about man who admitted he rest,’” the report stated. Iron Works was one of 15 years because the con- bought nine pills identified Police will seek a drug the first successful plants stant wetting and drying is as oxycodone from Aliferis. possession complaint for the production of cast detrimental to its strength. Officers located Aliferis against the man who told and wrought iron. At the But, the original would in Pine Grove Cemetery, them he bought drugs 9-acre site, cast iron was have been constantly run- arrested him and asked from Aliferis. converted to wrought iron ning, and constantly wet. him, according to the re- and shipped up the Sau- There’s no record of how port, if he was selling oxy- Thor Jourgensen can be gus River to be sold to long the original wheel codone. reached at tjourgensen@ blacksmiths. lasted, but Bogdan said “He stated that ‘he itemlive.com. Today, it features work- it’s likely to have survived ing water wheels, hot forg- the 22 years the mill was es, mills, a historic 17th in operation. Selling a house? century home and a muse- Together the new wheel Buying a house? ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE and its shaft, which is um. Visitors tour replicas about 32 feet in length, of the industrial buildings Carpenter David Bogdan stands near the wa- Find out what properties are estimated to weigh used in the 1690s to 1670s, ter wheel for the blast furnace at the Saugus more than 4 tons. The goal recently sold in your area. which were constructed in Iron Works. is for it to be completed by the 1950s. Several items Check out water trough which pre- vertical saws and band October before the park from the original struc- served it,” Bogdan said. saws to avoid circular saw closes for the season. Once the Real Estate page tures can be found on dis- “We try to stay authentic. marks, which wouldn’t the project is complete, in Saturday’s paper. play in the museum. That’s what was plentiful have been found on the Bogdan and Saulnier will Pieces of the original move on to tackle the two wheel were found, which at the time, so that’s what original planks. Bogdan we go with.” said 300 years ago, they smaller wheels in the indicated to historians forge. that the machinery was The team pays close would have used a saw pit. created using eastern attention to preserving Bogdan and Saulnier Bridget Turcotte can be white pine and oak. authentic details, includ- use the forge to heat up reached at bturcotte@item- “In 1668, when it fell ing the saw marks on the iron bands to be placed on live.com. Follow her on into ruins, it fell into the wood. Pieces are cut using the shafts. They also still Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. A8 SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Crighton for job creation KIPP chips in to help PALS

Rep. Brendan Crighton’s maiden speech was made Thursday during a full formal session in the House of Representatives chamber in support of House Bill 4461, an act relative to job creation, workforce de- velopment and infrastructure investment. During his speech, Crighton focused on the bill’s programs that will help grow our local economies, train our workforce and Knowledge Is Power Program (Lynn) middle schoolers awarded $3,250 to PALS Animal Life lower student loan debt. The bill passed Savers through the Highland Street Foundation. Pictured from left, group chairperson Ashley and is headed to the Massachusetts State Gutierrez, PALS adoption coordinator Lorrie Kmiec, Rodolofo Sonseca, Christopher Kadiris, Senate. Melvin Ayala, Indy Rodriguez, PALS President Kristina Wheeler and Nathan Ros.

Missy Elliott: People don’t know all the songs I’ve produced

NEW YORK (AP) — Missy Elliott is Scibelli ready to set sail for NCSU known for her oddball, trippy videos and colorful rhymes, but says if she were a man, more people would know about the songs she’s written or produced for other acts, including Whitney Houston, Be- yonce and Aaliyah. “A lot of people don’t know a lot of records that I’ve written or produced, so that’s a highlight for me as a woman,” Elliott said in a recent interview with The Associated Press. “I always said if a man would have done half the records FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that I’ve done we would know about it. But we don’t know all the records I’ve Missy Elliott appears at a panel done for other artists.” discussion during South By South- Elliott is one of the few female produc- west in Austin, Texas. ers in pop music. She has also worked longtime partner Timbaland, Phar- on songs for Mary J. Blige, MC Lyte, rell, Nelly Furtado, Monica, Fan- Ciara, Ginuwine, TLC, SWV and To- tal. She’s getting some of her due credit tasia, Remy Ma, Trina, Eve, Tweet, at “VH1 Hip Hop Honors: All Hail the Keyshia Cole, Jazmine Sullivan and Queens,” to air live Monday night (9 p.m. Raven Symone. EDT) from David Geffen Hall in New While Elliott, a four-time Grammy win- York City, where she will be honored ner, is seen as one of the hardest-working alongside Queen Latifah, Lil Kim and acts in music, she says there’s always Salt-N-Pepa. room for development. She remembers Some of the artists that Elliott has hearing Michael Jackson say he would crafted songs for or collaborated with “work harder” when asked if he’d do will pay tribute to the rapper, including things differently in his career.

For actor Kalani Queypo, Emmy Awards diversity is personal The Swampscott Yacht Club presented Nicholas Scibelli with the “Lucky Williams Scholarship.” Pictured from left, Scibelli, who will LOS ANGELES (AP) — The topic of club, one occupied by the small number attend North Carolina State University, and Ken Hahn, commodore Hollywood awards diversity can be both of minority actors nominated in the Em- of the Swampscott Yacht Club. dismaying and clinically dry: So many mys’ 68-year history. Asian, Latino and fine minority actors ignored, so many Indian Americans especially are lagging. statistics proving the stubborn white- The Hawaiian-born Queypo, who WWE wrestler Heath Slater volunteers to help flood victims ness of the Oscars and other honors. traces his mother’s side of the fami- But Kalani Queypo chooses to be ly to Native American roots, said his SOPHIA, W.Va. (AP) — Professional at the Sophia Fire Department Bingo optimistic. The actor was glad to earn career experience and determination wrestler Heath Slater has returned to Hall and then left with volunteers to de- critical acclaim for his role as Squan- have given him reason to hope for to, a Native American who helped the more good fortune. his home state of West Virginia to help liver items to Clay County flood victims. newly arrived Pilgrims survive, in Na- with flood relief efforts. The wrestler hails from Pineville and tional Geographic’s miniseries “Saints & Local news outlets report that the graduated from Wyoming East High Strangers.” Sweeter still would be hearing his wrestler, whose real name is Heath School in 2002. He’s been with World name announced as an Emmy Awards Miller, spent Thursday volunteering in Wrestling Entertainment since 2010. nominee for best supporting actor in a Clay County. The June 23 floods killed at least 23 movie or miniseries next Thursday. As Miller began the day loading supplies people in West Virginia. a person of color, he said, he’s faced the daunting challenges of any actor — and then some. “How do I ingratiate myself into this industry that has, historically, just not been thinking about us? How do I SEND US YOUR STUFF infiltrate myself, get noticed and get valued?” Queypo said. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] An Emmy nomination would deem his PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS portrayal of a complex Native American OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. something “to sit up and pay attention Hawaiian-born actor Kalani Qu- to,” he said. eypo poses for a portrait after an It would also place him in an exclusive interview in Los Angeles. WEATHER LOTTERY

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JULY 12 JULY 19 TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY Mass Cash: 7-11-12-15-16 Cloudy / High 66, Low 60 T’Storms / High 68, Low 59 AM Clouds / High 74, Low 61 Mega Millions: 8-19-20-55-73 (5) SPORTS B SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 Faraca aces third straight start for Peabody West By Anne Marie Tobin FOR THE ITEM LYNN — You never what you are going to get when it comes to Little League games. Except when Peabody West ace Chris Faraca is on the hill, that is. Faraca got his third straight start in the District 16 tourna- ment and he did not disappoint, no-hitting Swampscott for 5 2/3 innings to lead West past Peter Holey speaks to Item football all- Swampscott, 4-0 at Wyoma’s Re- stars at the 2011 banquet. infuss Field. Faraca mowed down one Swampscott batter after another, striking out the rst eight before A good time Matthew Schroeder nally put a ball in play, grounding out to sec- ond baseman Shawn Quintal. to appreciate Faraca retired the rst 17 bat- ters he faced before his bid for a perfect game was upended with police of cers a leadoff walk to pinch hitter Jo- nah Cadorette in the top of the Next to teaching, the No. 1 profession for sixth. high school coaches would appear to be police Faraca struck out the next two of cer. It stands to reason. So much of commu- batters — his 14th and 15th of nity policing involves a rapport with teenag- the game — before reaching his ers, so it shouldn’t be much of a surprise that maximum-pitch count of 85. Dom policemen and women would want to do their Annese closed out the game with part to ensure that young people turn into a walk and a nice play by short- productive, law-abiding citizens. stop Zach Fisher at short. And that is what I thought about in the wee As good as Faraca was on the hours of the morning Friday, with a weary eye mound, his battery mate Harry tuned into ABC’s overnight news broadcast, in Lynch, was the one who ended up perfect, going 3-for-3 at the plate an attempt to keep current PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN with what was going on in with two doubles and three RBI. Peabody West pitcher Chris Faraca had a no-hitter against Swampscott Dallas. PEABODY, B2 I thought of all the cops through 5 2/3 innings before he hit his 85-pitch limit on Friday afternoon. I’ve known, and of how many of them I’ve dealt with in this job through the years, either as coaches, Botta lifts parents or fans. There are STEVE truly too many to name, though some obviously KRAUSE stand out. Nahant over My uncle, Howard Hal- lion, was a Somerville police of cer and I was probably a little too young to appreciate what Pine Hill he really did. But I thought he looked cool in his uniform. From him, I got my rst real By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM glimpse of what it was like to be a policeman (my Aunt Mary never did like the term “cop.”). PEABODY — It was a big night for Na- Today, his grandson, Gerald Fitzgerald Jr., is a hant’s Drew Botta, as he played well on Peabody police of cer. both sides of the ball to help lead the Na- There’s Sgt. Tim Cassidy of Swampscott, hant Little League all-stars to a 3-1 win who is as conservative as I am liberal, and it over Pine Hill in the District 16 tourna- couldn’t matter less that either of us thinks ment at MacArthur Park Friday. as we do. There’s common ground that goes Botta nearly tossed a complete game, beyond one’s political beliefs, and in our case, pitching 5 2/3 innings and giving up one our interest in sports, particularly local sports, run on two hits with two walks and nine transcends those differences. Besides, a good strikeouts. He also helped himself by guy is a good guy. knocking in what would turn out to be Then there’s Roy Ballard of Marblehead, a the winning run when he smacked a solo softball umpire who happened to be on the home run in the bottom of the third. bases for the most important high school game “What can you say, he was fantastic to- in my niece’s career at St. Mary’s. I was an day,” Nahant coach Adolph Graciale said unsatis ed customer and, for the rst and of Botta. “He came in and threw strikes only time in my life, followed an umpire to his all day, moved us through the game and car after the game. He could have decked me. then carried us on offense with that home Instead, he calmly explained himself, which is run. He was huge today.” probably way more than I deserved. It didn’t Also contributing on offense for Nahant make me agree with him. But I respected him. were Billy Conigliaro (1-for-4, RBI) and I covered Mark Nerich when he was still in Sam Reenstierna (1-for-2, RBI). high school, and still see him and his brother, ITEM FILE PHOTO Botta had a strong start to the game Tim, on various details. Ditto Tom and Chris on the mound, retiring nine straight bat- Reddy, who have always gone out of their way Pine Hill’s Junell Leon had a double and pitched 1 2/3 innings in ters over the rst three innings. He then a loss to Nahant in the District 16 Little League tournament on KRAUSE, B2 Friday afternoon. NAHANT, B2

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By Scot Cooper Peabody. FOR THE ITEM Both pitchers breezed through the second, and DANVERS — The Lynn then things went off the 14-year old Babe Ruth rails for Peabody in the all-stars opened up their top of the third. Lynn sent state playoff run with a nine batters to the plate very convincing 12-2 win and scored six runs. Tim over Peabody. Bob Alcock Nerich and Dan Gison- pitched a ve-inning com- no reached on walks and plete game for Lynn, with came all the way around the game called after ve as well as Tucker, Will innings due to the 10-run Hunter, Alcock and Mau- rule. rice Sequeira, giving Lynn Lynn jumped ahead a comfortable lead. in the top of the rst, Peabody made it 7-2 scratching out a run on in their half of the third. an error, a elder’s choice Calvin Ingemi singled and a sacri ce  y. Aubrey to bring in Espinal, who Connors drove in Marcus walked with two outs. Tucker from third with Lynn salted the game a deep  y to right to put away with ve more runs Lynn up 1-0. in the top of the fourth. Alcock faced his only dif- A pinch-hit RBI single cult inning in the bottom by Aidan Calnan off the of the rst, allowing three bench highlighted the in- hits and a walk, but giving PHOTO | PAULA MULLER ning for Lynn. up just one run. Peabody Hunter had two hits Lynn English boys basketball coach Mike Carr, right, shares a hug with his mother-in-law, tied the game when J.C. and four RBI for the win- Cynthia Tapley, of Saugus as he circulates among the guests at the bene t that was orga- Espinal singled home An- ners, and Alcock helped nized for him at the Hibernian Hall in Lynn on Friday night. gelo McCullough, who sin- gled to start things off for LYNN, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 Red Sox fight through injuries to hold off Rays BOSTON (AP) — David Or- innings. The Red Sox got their first tiz hit his 21st home run of Evan Longoria had four hits three batters on base, then the season, Bryce Brentz had and a home run for the Rays, used an RBI single by Xander two hits and broke a tie with who have lost four straight and Bogaerts and a sacrifice fly by an RBI single in the sixth and 20 of 23. Jackie Bradley, Jr. to take a 2-0 the Boston Red Sox beat the The Red Sox, who have had lead. Tampa Bay Rays 6-5 on Friday their share of injuries the past Tampa Ray got one run back night. two months, left a little more in the second inning, and then The win was Boston’s fourth scuffed up. tied it up in the third when in five games as it tries to gain Holt left with a left ankle Logan Forsythe crushed his ground on AL East-leading sprain after getting his leg eighth home run of the season Baltimore before the All-Star caught underneath him on a over the Green Monster in left break. slide while stealing second. field. He was able to walk off the Brentz’s RBI came after Ortiz’s homer and an RBI he entered the game in the field under his own power, but single by Aaron Hill put Bos- fourth inning for an injured did have a slight limp. X-rays ton back in front 4-2. But the Brock Holt. Ortiz’s homer — were negative and he will be Rays were able to manufacture the 524th of his career — tied re-evaluated on Saturday. Holt him with Jimmie Foxx for sev- just returned to action July 1 two runs on RBIs by Brad Mill- enth-most in American League after missing 37 games with a er and Longoria in their half of history. concussion. the fifth to tie it up again. Robbie Ross Jr. (1-1) got the Hanley Ramirez also limped TRAINER’S ROOM victory for Boston. Koji Uehara his way through an eighth in- Red Sox: IF Travis Shaw picked up his third save. ning at-bat after fouling a ball remains day-to-day with a Red Sox starter Sean O’Sul- off his left leg. He left the game bruised left foot. X-rays on the livan had won in each of his with a left shin bruise. foot were negative Thursday previous three starts, but he al- Archer entered the night with and he said the swelling has reduced significantly since PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lowed four runs and seven hits a 9.50 ERA in the first inning in five innings on Friday. this season — the third-high- he left Wednesday’s win over David Ortiz follows through on a solo home run in the fourth Tampa Bay’s Chris Archer (4- est in the American League. the Rangers. “It’s got good col- inning against the Tampa Bay Rays at Fenway Park on Friday 12) took the loss, surrendering He got off to another slow or, but the swelling has gone night. The blast was the 524th homer of Ortiz’s career. five runs and seven hits in six start Friday. down,” he said. Take the time to appreciate your police officers KRAUSE police pedigree, and he followed by the end of that season. But he mous with Lynn English High made my job easier, and have From B1 its footsteps. showed some integrity and re- sports over the years. I recall given me some insight about I go back far enough with solve by doing what he did. Tan- Peter talking to the Item All- what they do and why — espe- to help me out when I’ve needed Mark Lee that I used to have ners coach Mark Bettencourt Star football players at one of cially my high school classmate something. long philosophical discussions saw a player (Doug Santos) who our banquets, and telling them John Suslak, the former Lynn I grew up with the Magner about hockey, and other things, was having a tough time in the that gang members (he was on Police chief. boys of Cottage Street, as rough- when he’d call his games into real world, and went to bat for the Lynn Police gang unit at the The overwhelming majority of and-tumble a bunch as there The Item. This was when he was him, and even became his legal time) could never do what they police officers do a dangerous job was. Two weeks ago, I had the in the process of building St. guardian. Santos will be attend- did. They’d never last. with diligence and profession- pleasure of profiling Tim’s, and Mary’s boys hockey to the elite ing Assumption College in the When he became the head alism. They see things the rest his wife, Anne’s, daughter Shan- program it has become. I have fall on a scholarship. football coach at English, he had of us couldn’t possibly imagine. non Magner as part of our Ag- always thought he does his best One of the real nice guys in the another colleague, Greg Broth- The idea of snipers in Dallas (or ganis Week coverage. coaching off the ice, and that’s coaching business is Manny Cos- erton, as an assistant. Brother- I’ve known Tim and Bob Fer- saying a lot because he’s pretty ta, the St. John’s Prep wrestling ton has moved onto become the anywhere) targeting them over rari so long I can’t imagine not good on the ice too. coach. This is a man who, after head coach in Ipswich. incidents that happened a half having known them. I worked Scott Wlasuk was put in a it was discovered that Dzhokhar As I sat there watching and a country away is insane, but it with their father at The Item, tough position as Peabody’s foot- Tsarnaev — one of the Boston listening to reports of this car- just reinforces their vulnerabil- and have covered all of their ball coach after he had to disci- Marathon bombers — was a nage, I thought of these people. ity. children — seven between them pline some of his players for the high school wrestler, took it as a I thought of the Kelly Aylwards, The next time you see a police — as a sports reporter here. I usual youthful indiscretions. personal affront because of the Marie Hanlons, Ted Blakes, officer you know, or even one remember first seeing Ryan Mc- This might come as a shock to discipline wrestling coaches im- Bobby LeBlancs, Tom Hollands, whom you do not, take a good Dermott as a tag-along when his some of you, but not everyone in part into their wrestlers. Kevin Coppingers and Glenn look. And make it a point to ap- father Ray used to come visit us the city was on board with that Peter, Paul and Mark Holey Dunnigans, and all the officers preciate what they do and all at The Item. He comes from a discipline and Wlasuk was gone have become almost synony- I’ve met over the years who have that they contribute. Lynn 15s roll to Peabody’s Faraca dazzles again PEABODY “He was very crafty and threw win over Peabody From B1 a lot of different pitches and kept us off balance,” Gary Lynch said. By Lily Doolin bases loaded in the second. “He has worked really hard “We had the bases loaded twice, FOR THE ITEM Lynn was also formidable and made a few adjustments, but he managed to get out of the on defense, preventing Pea- including moving down a bat innings and did a really nice job Lynn’s 15 year old Babe body’s base runners from size, and it has really paid off,” tonight.” Ruth baseball team had the getting too far. West manager (and father) Gary In the fourth, Lynch had an- hot bats early on and kept Peabody, on the other hand, Lynch said. “I’m proud of him, he other big hit, this one a two-run, the scoring going, getting the suffered from inconsistent was clutch at the plate and also two-out bases loaded double to win over Peabody in a 7-1 defense, with few big-play in- caught a great game.” left center that scored Jeff Roach win. nings to help its effort. After Faraca struck out the (walk) and Faraca (error) and Aedon Leydon was sent “We did what we had to do side in the first, Peabody scored made it 4-0. home on single by David to win our first game,” said all the runs it needed in the bot- “Jeff was huge for us tonight, Barnard, who later scored off tom of the inning. Fisher led off Lynn manager Leon Elwell. he is always getting on base and a walk with the bases load- Lynn will take to the field with an infield hit and moved just goes up and doesn’t come ed. Kevin Durant and Danny again today at 10 a.m. against to second when Faraca was hit. back to the dugout,” Gary Lynch Lilja also got home with the Chelmsford. Annese launched a shot to right said. that hit the top of the fence and dropped back on the field, with Another player singled out by Fisher scoring easily from sec- Lynch was right fielder Nick Mike Ward resigns ond. Annese was ruled out when Connolly, who came on in the top he ran past Faraca, who went of the fourth and made a great halfway waiting to see if the ball catch. as Salem State was caught. Two batters later, “He came in cold, but really Lynch flared a double to right made an important catch on a that scored Faraca, making it very tough ball, which was huge 2-0. for us,” Lynch said. baseball coach With two outs in the third, Fawcett had a multiple hit Peabody loaded the bases on game with two singles. Salem State head baseball victory in its archive before back-to-back singles by Lynch Peabody (3-0) didn’t have much coach Mike Ward has an- claiming four over the past PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN and Tyler Fawcett and a walk by time to celebrate as it will play nounced his resignation af- two seasons. Ward coached Peabody’s Harry Lynch pulls Tommy Tilas, but Swampscott its second game in less than 24 ter leading the program for 20 all-conference and sev- into third base after a sin- starter Nate Marston dug deep hours this afternoon at 5 at Wy- four seasons. en all-region team members gle by Tyler Fawcett against and got the last Peabody batter oma, taking on Nahant, which The Vikings went 100-66-1 during his term, culminating Swampscott. on strikes. defeated Pine Hill 4-1 last night. during Ward’s tenure, which this year with the selection included four Massachusetts of Richard Fecteau in the State Collegiate Athletic 2016 Major League Baseball Conference (MASCAC) regu- amateur draft. lar season titles, three post- Ward served as the associ- Botta helps Nahant stay unbeaten season championships and ate head coach for two sea- three NCAA Tournament ap- sons prior to becoming the NAHANT 5 double play to end the inning with a double to left field and pearances. head coach in 2013. He joined From B1 and get out of the jam. knocked him from the game. “I greatly appreciate the former head coach Ken Per- “You can’t ask for anything bet- Aiden Graciale came in to re- six years that I have coached stepped into the box in the bottom ter than that play,” said Graciale. rone’s staff as an assistant in lieve Botta, but couldn’t keep the at Salem State Universi- 2010 after leading the Salem of the third and crushed a home “You practice those situations ty, and I am very thankful High baseball team for six run that hit off the top of the fence all year and you hope they can shutout intact. The next Pine Hill for the players and coaches seasons. in centerfield and bounced over to execute it, and then they come batter up was Danny Reddick, that I had the opportunity to “Mike Ward’s tenure as make it 1-0. through and get it done at a cru- who smacked an RBI double to work with,” expressed Ward Salem State’s head baseball After retiring the first batter cial point in the game. That was make it 3-1. in a statement. “Playing in coach has produced one of in the top of the fourth, Pine Hill just great.” But before Pine Hill could real- the MASCAC playoffs and managed to get a rally going. Two Nahant took that momentum the finest legacies in New ly get the momentum on its side, NCAA Regionals was special England as well as across walks and a single loaded up the into the bottom of the fourth, get- for all of us. I enjoyed com- the country,” said Salem bases with only one out for Pine ting runners to first and second Graciale struck out the next bat- peting against some great State athletic director Peg- Hill. But just as it looked like Bot- with one out for Conigliaro, who ter to end the game and seal the coaches and teams. I also gy Carl. “The players on his ta was getting into some trouble, came through with a line-drive win. really appreciate all of the teams have excelled on the his defense stepped up behind RBI single up the middle to make “This was just a great all-around support from the families of field, in the classroom, and him. it 2-0. team win for us,” said Graciale. “I our players, friends and fans as strong contributors to Pine Hill’s James Ball hit a hard The same situation came up for thought we played well defensive- of our baseball team and the Salem State community. grounder to Nahant’s Seamus Fo- Reenstierna in the bottom of the the alumni. This has been a Mike has been synonymous ley at first base. Instead of mak- fifth, and he also came through ly, we had timely hitting and we great experience for me, and with success and I have the ing the play at first, Foley had the with an RBI single to stretch the pitched well. Now we just have to I know that this program utmost respect for the pro- presence of mind to fire the ball lead to three runs. continue this momentum going will continue to succeed.” gram he has built. His dedi- home to save the run. His throw Botta retired the first two bat- forward.” The 2013 MASCAC Coach cation to the program and to beat the runner by inches to get ters of the sixth inning and re- Nahant will now move on to face of the Year directed Salem the university will be greatly the out at home, then catcher mained under his pitch count Peabody West today at 5 p.m. Pine State to its most successful missed. On a personal level, Jake Desmaris turned and fired limit, allowing him to face one fi- four-year period in school I want to wish him and his to third base to catch another bas- nal batter for the complete game. Hill will face the winner of Win- history, as the Vikings had family nothing but the very erunner who strayed too far from Unfortunately for him, Pine Hill’s throp vs. Wyoma, which will be just one NCAA Tournament best.” the base, completing the rare 3-2- Junell Leon got the better of him played this afternoon at 1 p.m. SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS TODAY Danvers vs. Lynn (5) (Not including last night’s games) Little League Baseball Peabody vs. Belmont (7:30) Tonight Sunday Monday WEST 13-year-old State North Tournament District 16 Tournament vs. Brockton at Seacoast W L Pct. GB Streak L10 At World Series Park, Saugus Salem vs. Lynnfield winner (at Rox Worcester 22 8 .733 — 5W 7-3 Saugus vs. Arlington (2) Mavericks Off Wyoma, 1) Bristol 14 16 .467 8 1W 4-6 Revere vs. Peabody (5) 6 p.m. 4 p.m. Winthrop vs. Wyoma (at Swampscott, Pittsfield 12 18 .400 10 5L 2-8 1) American Legion Baseball Torrington 12 18 .400 10 1L 5-5 Pine Hill/Nahant winner vs. S’scott/ Senior Wachusett 11 18 .379 10½ 1W 4-6 Newburyport at Methuen (1) Peabody West winner (at Wyoma, 4) EAST Danvers at Andover (5) Little League Softball Tuesday Wednesday W L Pct. GB Streak L10 State Sectionals Connery at Lawrence (6) Saugus at Gloucester (7:45) All-Star Game Seacoast 20 10 .667 — 1L 7-3 Wyoma vs. Hopkinton (at Gonsalves At Fitton Field, Nashua 20 11 .645 ½ 1W 6-4 Park, Woburn, 3) Haverhill at Middleton-Peabody Off State Junior Sectionals (8:15) Worcester Ma Vineyard 14 17 .452 6½ 1L 6-4 Woburn at Wyoma (5:30) U-17 (7) Navigators 14 17 .452 6½ 1L 7-3 Andover at Haverhill (1) Brockton 13 19 .406 8 1W 2-8 Babe Ruth Baseball Medford at Methuen (8) 15-year-old State North Tournament At Volunteer Field, Chelmsford NSBL Lynn vs. Chelmsford (10) Beverly at Kingston (10) SPORTS BRIEFS Peabody vs. Walpole (1) Peabody at Swampscott (5) 13-year-old State North Tournament Malden at NS Phillies (5:30) Christian Moran. At World Series Park, Saugus Manchester at Newburyport (5:30) Correction Lynn Pee Wee Arlington vs. Revere (2) MONDAY Peabody vs. Saugus (5) In Thursday’s Item, the Peabody Blue basketball clinic Little League Softball Lynn English Little League all-stars were mistakenly American Legion Baseball Junior State Sectional Lynn Parks and Recreation is holding Seniors seeking coaches Woburn at Wyoma (if necessary, referred to as Peabody White. a pee wee basketball clinic for kids Newburyport at Danvers (11) 5:30) Andover at N. Andover (6) Lynn English High School is seeking ages 6-11, Mondays, Wednesdays and Babe Ruth Baseball M’head-S’scott at Lawrence (6) Correction both a girls basketball and varsity Saturdays from July 5-July 30 at Flax Methuen at Gloucester (7:45) 15-year-old State North Tournament At Volunteer Park, Chelmsford cheerleading coach. Pond Playground in Lynn. Mondays U-17 In Friday’s Item, the name of the Middleton-Peabody at Haverhill (3) Lynn vs. Medford (5) Interested applicants can contact ath- and Wednesdays, the clinic runs from Andover at Medford (6) Chelmsford vs. Peabody (7:30) Wyoma player who got the game-win- letic director Dick Newton at newtonr@ 6-7:30 p.m., and Saturdays, runs from 14-year-old State North Tournament NSBL At Twi Field, Danvers ning hit was incorrect. His name is lynnschools.org. 9:30-11 a.m. The cost is $15. Swampscott at NS Phillies (11) Lynn vs. Arlington (5) Newburyport at Beverly (5) Danvers vs. Peabody (7:30) Kingston at Marblehead (5) 13-year-old State North Tournament NS Storm at Peabody (7:30) At World Series Park, Saugus SUNDAY Lynn vs. Saugus (5:30) Little League Baseball American Legion Baseball District 16 Tournament Seniors Winthrop/Wyoma winner vs. Nahant/ Beverly-Salem at Connery (5:30) Pine Hill loser (at MacArthur Park, Danvers at Lawrence (6) Peabody, 2) N. Andover at M’head-S’scott (7) Salem/Lynnfield winner vs. Swamp- Haverhill at Gloucester (7:30) scott/Peabody West loser (at East U-17 Lynn, 5) Middleton-Peabody at Triton (6) Little League Softball Connery at Woburn (6) At Gonsalves Park, Woburn Saugus at N. Andover (6) State Sectional Final (3) Beverly-Salem at Medford (6) Junior State Sectional M’head-S’scott at Andover (6) Wyoma at Woburn (at Gonsalves, 3) NSBL Babe Ruth Baseball Beverly at Newburyport (6) 14-year-old State North Tournament Peabody at N. Reading (6) At Twi Field, Danvers Malden at NS Storm (8)

TV/RADIO TODAY RADIO TV MLB MLB Rays at REd Sox, WEEI-FM 93.7, Detroit at Toronto, MLB Network, 4:05 p.m. 1 p.m.; Tampa Bay at Boston, SUNDAY NESN, 4:05 p.m.; NY Yankees TV PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at Cleveland, FS1, 4:10 p.m.; MLB Chi. Cubs at Pittsburgh, Fox, Washington at NY Mets, TBS, 1 Al Horford smiles as he holds up his new team jersey at an introductory press conference at the 7:15 p.m.; San Diego at LA Celtics’ practice facility in Waltham on Friday morning. Dodgers, Fox, 7:15 p.m.; Wash- p.m.; Tampa Bay at Boston, ington at NY Mets, Fox, 7:15 NESN, 1:35 p.m.; All-Star p.m.; Minnesota at Texas Futures Game, MLB Network, 7 (jioned in progress), MLB Net- p.m.; Arizona at San Francisco, work, 10 p.m. ESPN, 8:05 p.m. Celtics hold introductory NBA Summer League NBA Summer League Phoenix vs. Portland, NBA TV, 4 Atlanta vs. Washington, NBA TV, p.m.; Boston vs. Chicago, NBA 4 p.m.; Minnesota vs. Toronto, TV, 6 p.m.; Denver vs. Memphis, NBA TV, 6 p.m.; Utah vs. New press conference for Horford NBA TV, 8 p.m.; Philadelphia vs. Orleans, NBA TV, 8 p.m.; Chica- LA Lakers, ESPN2, 8:30 p.m.; go vs. Philadelphia, ESPN2, WALTHAM (AP) — Al Horford is porters Friday morning, after he Horford to Boston. 8:30 p.m.; San Antonio vs. Dallas vs. Miami, NBA TV, 10 the biggest free agent ever to sign was introduced but before the con- That didn’t stop the player’s wife p.m.; San Antonio vs. Golden Portland, NBA TV, 10 p.m.; State, ESPN2, 10:30 p.m. Phoenix vs. Boston, ESPN2, with the Boston Celtics. tract had been approved by the NBA from taking a panoramic photo of 10:30 p.m. And he’s going to try to make sure office. the 17 NBA championship banners Boxing Cycling he’s not the last. Without Durant, the Celtics ringing the practice court. The num- Barrios vs. Boschiero, ESPN, 9 “People around the league, they missed out on a player that could bers on the scoreboards had all been p.m. Tour de France (Stage 9), NBCSN, 6:30 a.m. appreciate, they understand how have elevated the team into imme- changed to “18” — the next Celtics Cycling Golf special it is,” Horford said Friday at diate contention for the franchise’s title. Tour de France (Stage 8), a news conference surrounded by 18th NBA title. General manager “He might not have seen it, there’s NBCSN, 8 a.m. European PGA Tour: Scottish Open, Golf, 9:30 a.m.; Europe- championship banners at the Celt- Danny Ainge conceded that Horford a blank banner up there on the Golf an PGA Tour: Scottish Open, ics’ practice facility. “I hope that if alone doesn’t do that, even on a ros- right,” Grousbeck said. “We’re hop- European PGA Tour: Scottish NBC, 12 p.m.; US Women’s I’m coming here, it will definitely ter that already included All-Star ing to work together on that.” Open, Golf, 9:30 a.m.; Europe- Open, Fox, 3 p.m. eb.com Tour: open the door to other free agents.” Isaiah Thomas. The Celtics have all those ban- an PGA Tour: Scottish Open, LECOM Health Challenge, Golf, Horford agreed to a four-year, “Right now it definitely makes us ners and retired numbers, but NBA NBC, 12 p.m.; US Women’s 3 p.m.; Champions Tour: Dick’s Open, Fox, 3 p.m.; Web.com Sporting Goods Open, Golf, 5 $113 million deal with the Celtics better,” Ainge said. “We’re not done. free agents have traditionally been Tour: LECOM Health Challenge, p.m., last week on the opening day of We still have work to do.” drawn more to the attractions of Golf, 3 p.m.; Champions Tour: Gymnastics NBA free agency. A few hours later, The news conference was delayed South Beach or the media possibil- Dick’s Sporting Goods Open, he learned that Kevin Durant had at the start because of a paperwork ities in New York and Los Angeles. Golf, 5 p.m. US Olympic Trials, NBC, 8:30 p.m. spurned Boston’s offer and decided problem that kept the Celtics from Boston has signed some big-name Horse racing to sign with the Golden State War- saying Horford was officially signed. free agents in the past — Shaquille Soccer Belmont Oaks & Suburban Hand- riors instead. Owner Wyc Grousbeck said it was O’Neal and Dominique Wilkins icap, NBC, 4:30 p.m. Euro 2016: final, ESPN, 2:30 “It would have been nice, but I just a formality, but in the mean- among them — but only at the tail p.m. Pro soccer have to move on,” Horford told re- time they were only “welcoming” end of their careers. MLS: Los Angeles at Seattle, Tennis ESPN, 3 p.m.; MLS: Columbus Wimbledon (men’s final), ESPN, 9 at New England, CSN, 7:30 a.m. p.m. Track and field Varinos, DiPasquale combine for Tennis US Olympic Trials, NBC, 7 p.m. Wimbledon (women’s final), RADIO ESPN, 9 a.m. MLB first no-hitter in Navigators history Track and field Tampa Bay at Boston, WEEI-FM US Olympic Trials, NBC, 8 p.m. 93.7, 1:35 p.m. The North Shore Navigators made was only holding on to a small lead. had another great performance at history on Friday night when they At the end of the day, Varinos the plate and ended up going 2-4 on were able to throw their first no hit- threw 98 pitches over the eight in- the day to bring his batting average MLB ter in their franchise history. The nings he completed. Had there not up to .354. He added 3 RBIs to his AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE team defeated the Worcester Brave- been a pitch limit of 99, he may have season total now and ranks third in East Division East Division hearts by a final score of 7-1, and been able to get a chance complete the FCBL with 27 on the season. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB held their opponents hitless thanks the game. Baltimore 49 35 .583 — Washington 51 36 .586 — Mack Nathanson (Wofford Col- Toronto 50 39 .562 1½ New York 47 38 .553 3 to a great effort out of Speros Vari- After Varinos’ night was over, Di- lege) also had a crucial hit during Boston 47 38 .553 2½ Miami 45 41 .523 5½ nos (Tufts University) and Quinn Pasquale (Stevens Institute) came New York 42 44 .488 8 Philadelphia 40 47 .460 11 the game. Nathanson hit a two run DiPasquale (Stevens Institute). in to close out the game, and he Tampa Bay 34 52 .395 16 Atlanta 29 57 .337 21½ single in the fourth inning that Central Division Central Division Varinos was absolutely stellar on did not disappoint the Fraser Field W L Pct GB W L Pct GB would first give the Navigators a 2-0 the mound in his second win of the faithful in his appearance. Di- Cleveland 52 34 .605 — Chicago 52 34 .605 — lead. They would never relinquish Kansas City 44 41 .518 7½ St. Louis 44 41 .518 7½ season. He managed to finish eight Pasquale retired all three batters Chicago 44 41 .518 7½ Pittsburgh 45 42 .517 7½ innings and recorded three strike- that he faced and added a strikeout that lead thanks to the great effort Detroit 45 42 .517 7½ Milwaukee 37 47 .440 14 by their pitching staff. Minnesota 30 55 .353 21½ Cincinnati 32 55 .368 20½ outs during the game to add to his to his season total. Since coming to West Division West Division season total. The only run allowed the Navigators, DiPasquale has yet The Navigators will return to ac- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB tion on Saturday night at 6:00 p.m. Texas 53 34 .609 — San Francisco 54 33 .621 — on the day was unearned, and he to allow a run and his ERA stands Houston 46 40 .535 6½ Los Angeles 48 40 .545 6½ only allowed three walks during his firmly at 0.00. when they play host to the Brockton Seattle 43 43 .500 9½ Colorado 39 46 .459 14 Rox. For up to date information on Oakland 37 49 .430 15½ San Diego 38 48 .442 15½ outing. He demonstrated excellent On offense, the Navigators were Los Angeles 36 50 .419 16½ Arizona 38 49 .437 16 control on all of his pitches and kept able to do a lot thanks to some nice the upcoming Navigators games

Friday’s Games (Volquez 7-8), 4:15 p.m. a calm demeanor despite the fact at bats from their star players. Mike and events, visit our Facebook page L.A. Angels at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Minnesota (Nolasco 3-7) at Texas (Marti- that he had not allowed a hit and D’Acunti (Southeastern University) or our website nsnavs.com. Toronto 6, Detroit 0 nez 1-2), 9:05 p.m. Boston 6, Tampa Bay 5 St. Louis (Martinez 7-6) at Milwaukee Cleveland 10, N.Y. Yankees 2 (Anderson 4-9), 2:10 p.m. Minnesota at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Arizona (Ray 4-7) at San Francisco (Peavy Atlanta at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. 5-7), 4:05 p.m. Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Lamb 1-5) at Miami (Conley Lynn 14s bats overpower Peabody Seattle at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. 5-5), 4:10 p.m. Pittsburgh 8, Chicago Cubs 4 Chicago Cubs (Lester 9-4) at Pittsburgh Miami 3, Cincinnati 1 (Kuhl 1-0), 7:15 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. San Diego (Perdomo 3-3) at L.A. Dodgers LYNN fense, we needed to pick up things 1-0 now, we need another good effort Philadelphia at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. (McCarthy 1-0), 7:15 p.m. on offense, a lot, and we certainly did when we come out against Danvers St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Washington (Scherzer 9-6) at N.Y. Mets From B1 San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. (Verrett 3-5), 7:15 p.m. that tonight. It was a great way to on Sunday. So far so good when we Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Philadelphia (Eickhoff 6-9) at Colorado himself with a pair of hits and three start things off in this tournament.” come to play.” Saturday’s Games (Anderson 0-3), 8:40 p.m. Detroit (Boyd 0-2) at Toronto (Sanchez Sunday’s Games RBI. The righty said the guys got Lynn manager Dan Gisonno was For Peabody, they slip to 0-2 after 9-1), 1:07 p.m. Detroit at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. the hits and the defense made the glad the team picked it up after an opening night loss to Arlington, Atlanta (Teheran 3-7) at Chicago White N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. Sox (Quintana 6-8), 2:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. plays behind him for a very good sleepwalking through their last and manager Chip Guiney said it’s L.A. Angels (Tropeano 3-2) at Baltimore Tampa Bay at Boston, 1:35 p.m. team win. game, a loss against Peabody. going to be tough from here on in. (Gallardo 3-1), 4:05 p.m. Atlanta at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Moore 5-5) at Boston (Porcel- Oakland at Houston, 2:10 p.m. “We all needed to just bear down, “We had a great week of practice “We needed some outs, they got lo 10-2), 4:05 p.m. Seattle at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. and keep it simple, slow everything after the last Peabody game, we hit hits, it comes down to pitching, like N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 5-6) at Cleveland Minnesota at Texas, 3:05 p.m. (Salazar 10-3), 4:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Miami, 1:10 p.m. down and make the plays that we practice real hard after districts, it always does,” Guiney said. “We Oakland (Graveman 4-6) at Houston Washington at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. know that we can make,” Alcock they woke up and they really came need some help, and we have to (McCullers 4-2), 4:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Seattle (Miley 6-5) at Kansas City St. Louis at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. said. “We did pick things up on de- to play tonight,” Gisonno said. “We’re pitch better next time out.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 COMICS

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By Donna Cassata and Mary C. Jalonick ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Food packages nationwide would for the first time be required to carry labels listing genetically modi- fied ingredients under leg- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS islation the Senate backed Thursday. Iraqis gather at the scene of Sunday’s truck bombing in the Karada The vote was 63-30 for neighborhood of Baghdad, Iraq, Thursday. the bipartisan measure, which would compel foods PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that include genetically Iraqi PM accepts interior modified organisms, or A grocery store employee wipes down a soup GMOs, to carry a text label, bar with a display informing customers of or- a symbol or an electronic ganic, GMO-free oils, in Boulder, Colo. code readable by smart- minister’s resignation vide certainty in the mar- Patrick Leahy. They ar- phone. Advocates for label- ketplace,” said Sen. Pat gued that the measure ing and the food industry, killed 37 people. The Is- had held the city for over By Murtada Faraj which has fought manda- Roberts, R-Kan., chairman falls short, especially com- ASSOCIATED PRESS lamic State group has two years. tory labeling, have wanted of the Agriculture Commit- pared to tougher labeling claimed responsibility for But despite recent ter- to find a national solution tee, who brokered the com- requirements in their state BAGHDAD — Iraq’s both attacks. ritorial losses in both to avoid a state-by-state promise bill with the pan- that kicked in last Friday. prime minister accept- Interior Minister Mo- Iraq and Syria, where the patchwork of laws. el’s top Democrat, Michigan They said the federal ed the resignation of the hammed Salem al-Gh- group has established its The food industry sup- Sen. Debbie Stabenow. government shouldn’t run country’s interior minister abban submitted his self-proclaimed caliphate, ports the Senate bill, but The measure now heads roughshod over a state’s on Friday, just hours after resignation on Tuesday the attacks in Baghdad many labeling proponents to the House, where its rules, pre-empting Ver- he had fired Baghdad’s se- but al-Abadi held off on and on the Shiite shrine do not. Critics say the fate is less certain. That mont’s law, and the fed- curity chief over unprece- accepting it, until Fri- demonstrate its continued labels should be easily chamber has voted to eral requirements would dented attacks that have day. The prime minister ability to launch offensive readable by consumers make labeling voluntary. not be consumer-friendly. hit in and near the capital described the attacks as attacks in Iraqi govern- without smartphones, and Senate approval came Sanders called Vermont’s this week. the militants’ response have complained that the over the strong objections law “a triumph for con- Anger has mounted to Iraq’s “great victory in ment-held territory and of Vermont’s senators — sumers” that was shap- against Haider al-Aba- Fallujah, which stunned beyond. In Iraq, IS still measure lacks penalties presidential contender ing up as a hollow victo- di’s government following the world,” according to a holds pockets of territory for companies that don’t Bernie Sanders, an inde- ry, with the Senate bill Sunday’s massive truck statement released by his in the country’s north and comply. pendent, and Democrat trumping his state’s law. bombing in the capital office. west, including the sec- “It is time for us to pro- that killed at least 186 The former IS strong- ond-largest city of Mosul. people. And late Thurs- hold, west of the capital, A successor to al-Ghab- day, an attack at a Shiite was retaken in June, after ban was not immediately Michigan therapist records shrine north of Baghdad the Islamic State group named. young patients’ heartbeats In ‘Ingredienti,’ Victor Hazan By Mike Householder channels late wife Marcella ASSOCIATED PRESS GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. By Danica Kirka — A music therapist at a ASSOCIATED PRESS Michigan children’s hos- For a long time after his pital has made dozens of wife died, Victor Hazan unique recordings as a gift couldn’t bear to read the for patients’ parents and notebooks that contained other loved ones. her final book. He would Bridget Sova uses a open a cover, look at her specialized stethoscope distinctive handwriting recorder to capture the and find it too painful to thumping, rhythmic go on. heartbeats of young pa- Marcella Hazan, the tients then blends them PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with a recording of her famed cookbook writer, Bridget Sova, music therapist at the Helen De- playing guitar or singing a had broken her right arm Vos Children’s Hospital, sings to Aubrey Spear- as a child, and the bone tune of the family’s choos- ing. Sova, 24, says it’s a man inside the infant’s room at the hospital in was set so badly that she Grand Rapids, Mich., Friday. had to write with her left way to ensure the heart- hand. Her script resem- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS beats live on, regardless of up of her infant daughter healthy and here, and bled the writing of a small Chef Marcella Hazan poses in the kitchen of what happens to the child. Adalyn’s heartbeat and an we’ve made it through child. Facing it would her Longboat Key, Fla., home. Sova says she has made acoustic guitar rendition some rough patches early 60 to 70 heartbeat record- mean facing her. The note- of “You Are My Sunshine.” on in her life,” Betser said ings during her year at books stayed closed. by Scribner. ingredients in one col- How often? of the 9-month-old, who Helen DeVos Children’s “Handwriting is a mir- “I couldn’t help bringing umn and preparation in- “Probably daily,” the spent 67 days in the hos- ror of a person’s soul,” Vic- Hospital in Grand Rapids. the book to life,” said Vic- structions in the other. It 36-year-old X-ray techni- pital’s neonatal intensive tor said. “It was a trauma She has paired heartbeats tor, 88. “For her.” is about buying the best cian from nearby Rock- care unit. for me.” with everything from tradi- “Ingredienti” isn’t so possible meat, vegetables ford, Michigan, said while Sova brought the tech- And then, about a year tional lullabies to songs by much a cookbook as it is a and herbs and using them after Marcella died in pop stars Katy Perry, Tay- laughing. “I do. It’s on my nique with her from Cin- manual, with evocative de- without fuss. 2013, Victor had dinner lor Swift and Miley Cyrus. cellphone. I’ve been show- cinnati Children’s Hospi- with a friend who asked scriptions, about choosing Even though Victor was One family even requested ing friends and family, and tal Medical Center, where about the notebooks. Vic- even commonplace ingredi- the conduit for her words, the theme song from the they just are blown away.” she worked as an intern. tor remembered the large ents with care. The section it is Marcella’s sometimes classic boxing film “Rocky.” Betser says the record- She has taught a number espresso he would bring on sage describes “its soft, irritable voice that comes “I don’t change the heart- ing is a reminder that lit- of the DeVos hospital’s Marcella as she wrote. He furry gray-green leaves.” through. beat. I change the song to tle Adalyn, who was born 8 Child Life specialists how remembered how she la- The pages on thyme note “I hope people under- fit the heartbeat,” Sova weeks premature and with to construct the recording bored in her final working its fragrance, “suave, cool stand that there may be said. “And so that way the Down syndrome and heart device — by combining a days to finish the book. It and penetrating.” angles that are sharp, but song is unique to them and defects, is still around. stethoscope with a lapel meant something to her. It includes sweeping they come from a gem,” to their son or daughter, “It just brings joy. It microphone — and how to He turned the cover and thoughts on how to use Victor says. “She was a brother or sister.” makes me happy to hear record the heartbeats and began working on “Ingre- produce, but this isn’t a gem. Every one of her fac- Kim Betser says she of- that heartbeat and know remove extraneous noise dienti,” published July 12 collection of recipes with ets projected light.” ten listens to Sova’s mash- that she’s strong and using an app. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 9, 2016 REAL ESTATE SELLING YOUR HOME? If you want an honest opinion of value, call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. FREE SERVICE

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S: Ellen L. Faiella and William Source: Banker and Tradesman, S: Chinh Ha S: Brian A. Day Kimball Guptill M. Faiella bakerandtradesman.com Tiny houses are affordable, energy-ef cient and often illegal By Rebecca Beitsch them, and in May Califor- built off-site, sometimes Tony Gilchriest, a builder TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE nia’s housing department without knowing where based in Washington, D.C. issued guidance to help they will ultimately rest. But Gilchriest notes that Sarah Hastings’ 190 builders and code enforc- That makes it difficult the lack of clear standards square-foot home was on 3 ers know which standards to know which building makes some builders more acres of farmland next to they need to meet. They codes to meet, especially if cautious. That is especial- a small garden in Hadley, are even the subject of owners plan to move them ly true when the owners of Mass. Now it’s in storage. the HGTV shows “Tiny from place to place. a tiny house plan to move The 23-year-old recent House, Big Living” and Bill Rockhill, the found- it frequently, and it must college graduate built the “Tiny House Hunters.” ing president of the be sturdy enough to be house last year while she But lost in the enthu- American Tiny House driven down the highway was a student at Mount siasm is the fact that in Association and a New at 60 mph. Holyoke College. But like many places, it is hard to York-based builder who “I think people overbuild many who want to live in live in them legally. primarily builds tiny because they’re afraid,” he a “tiny house,” generally Many residents and lo- houses, said he and other said. defined as a home smaller cal officials fear they will PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE builders try to follow uni- But Dan Buuck, a spe- than 500 square feet, she drive down property val- cialist on codes and stan- Sarah Hastings paints the porch of her form building codes for has struggled to find a ues. Some state and local houses or a similar set of dards for the National 190-square-foot tiny house in Hadley, Mass., be- place to put it. governments, perplexed standards for RVs. Still, Association of Home After somebody reported about whether to classify fore being cited for breaking zoning laws. not all requirements can Builders, insists that some her for violating Hadley’s tiny houses as RVs, mo- foot trailer with a loft up Tiny houses have gained be met — the ladders in a tiny houses are filled with zoning ordinances, Hast- bile homes or backyard top may not be suited for traction with people who tiny house may not meet dangers. Smoke can ac- ings proposed changing cumulate more quickly in cottages, still refuse to al- all those groups.” want to live a simpler life requirements set forth for the town’s laws to allow low them. stairs, and lofts may not low-ceiling and loft areas, Hastings said Hadley with fewer possessions for backyard apartments, And as for tiny houses have high enough ceilings. and ladders and small rejected her tiny house and financial obligations, but the measure was vot- being a solution to the af- During construction, windows make it harder ed down in a town meet- fordable housing crunch, proposal because some and who want to have a Rockhill takes photos for help to get in and out. ing. some housing experts cau- residents were afraid the smaller environmental of everything inside the Those concerns have Some local governments tion they aren’t right for town would be overrun footprint. Some nonprofits walls so that customers spawned a cottage indus- around the country are everyone. with them. “There was are eyeing them as a pos- can talk with building in- try of firms willing to cer- welcoming tiny houses, “People using afford- kind of a backlash. It only sible solution for people spectors about construc- tify that a tiny house is attracted by their poten- able housing are a diverse takes a few people say- priced out of overheated tion. He said code enforc- safe. Chuck Ballard with tial to ease an affordable group. You’ve got retired ing ‘Oh, there’ll be 500 of housing markets. ers can be flexible on some Pacific West Associates housing crunch or even people, disabled people, them,’” she said. The difficulty has been safety requirements, such Inc. said his company re- house the homeless. Cit- families,” said Robert Sil- In 2015, the median new where to place them. as allowing a loft as long views architectural plans ies such as Washington, verman, a professor with family home in the U.S. Those built on foundations as it has a large enough and photos of construction D.C., and Fresno, Calif., the University of Buffalo’s was 2,500 square feet, 61 must meet local building escape window. before issuing the certifi- have eased zoning and School of Architecture and percent larger than homes and zoning regulations. “It’s kind of the Wild cation, which costs around building rules to allow Planning. “A 300-square- from 1975. But many tiny houses are West of building,” said $2,000.