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SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 $160,000 X marks going a the spot in long way Marblehead in Saugus By Bridget Turcotte By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — The town is set to MARBLEHEAD — Residents might spend $160,000 to replace the fuel- see pirates  oating around Riverhead ing system that powers re trucks Beach on Sunday, but they shouldn’t and other vehicles. The project was feel alarmed. approved by Town Meeting in May. A  oating harbor hunt will take The fuel dispensers are locat- place at the beach on Sunday as ed at the Department of Public part of a family-friendly event, spon- Works (DPW) and the Public sored by the Marblehead Recreation Safety Building. Town Manager & Parks Department and SUP East Scott Crabtree says the upgrades Coast Style, which runs the paddle will ensure the system’s reliabili- boards at the beach as part of a sum- ty, consistency, and cost ef ciency. mer contract they hold with the town. The dispensers provide gas for Residents are invited to enjoy the pi- vehicles in many town depart- rate-themed scavenger hunt as they ments, including police, re, pub-  oat along the water from clue to clue. lic works, building maintenance, “They’ll  oat to three different docks, youth and recreation, the Senior get a clue, and then earn something Center, Inspectional Services, pirate-themed that will lead them to custodial, conservation, and solid the next clue,” said Jaime Bloch, as- waste and recycling. sistant superintendent of the town’s The Board of Selectmen, Finance recreation and parks. Committee, and Town Meeting Bloch brainstormed with Cristie each supported spending for the im- Broad and Leah Goodman of SUP provements. East Coast Style to generate a num- The project includes replace- ber of ideas for a water-themed event ment of approximately 18-year- that was both kid friendly and fun for old pumps that were no longer all families. repairable with brand-new, sub- “We wanted to do a fun summer mersible pumps for both diesel event together, so we threw out a and gasoline tanks. Full cabinet bunch of water ideas and we began to dispensers and all accessories get creative,” said Bloch. “The three for the diesel and gasoline tanks of us were just having a little bit of Lynn, Lynn, will also be included as part of the fun.” project. Those who register can either bring “The fuel pumps and dispens- their own boards, kayaks, or in at- ers at the DPW and Public Safe- ables or rent one at the beach for $10. city of art ty Building had been in need of In atable arm swimmies and noodles replacement for some time now,” are not allowed during the event, giv- By Thor Jourgensen Hanover and Franklin streets. Rickey Schwed said Crabtree. “This work will en participants need to be on some- ITEM EDITORIAL DIRECTOR “I absolutely love different cul- and Dr. El- drastically increase the reliability thing that can hold them fully above tures and I learn from them. You eanor Fisher of these systems, especially during LYNN — Even as artists from water. have everything here in Lynn,” discuss Fisher’s emergency situations, especially “We want people to have fun and around the world put the nish- Prost said. piece entitled during emergency situations like feel a sense of community,” said Bloch. ing touches on giant murals for Joined by other exhibiting art- snowstorms and extreme weather “This event is just a way to celebrate Beyond Walls, North Shore art- “Red Sky in ists, Prost made her way through the Morning” events.” summer and it’s such a beautiful wa- ists debuted their impressions of A trench was dug outside the terfront community, so we wanted to Lynn at an exhibit that opened the exhibit Friday evening as a during the steady stream of gallery-goers opening of the Public Safety Building to install do something different.” Friday and runs through Sept. conduits for the new system. Elec- Residents can register on the day 14. entered to view the artworks, exhibit “Lynn, talk to artists, and sample treats Lynn ...” at Lyn- trical work is underway to remove of the event, which begins at 4 p.m. “Lynn, Lynn…” features 40 the existing circuits and install like “rainbow Jello” topped with nArts on Friday. and ends at 6:30 p.m., at $5 per par- artworks on display in Lyn- new wires. Similar work began at whipped cream. ticipant. Attendees will be split up nArts’ 25 Exchange St. main Schwed was the DPW. LynnArts’ curatorial commit- into teams of two and all ages are gallery. They were created by 19 also an artist The project is expected to be tee had this month’s Beyond welcome. There are plenty of pirate artists, including Maris Prost, represented in completed by September. prizes to be had and pizza will be who combined bright colors to Walls mural creation project the show. provided. Those who register can depict Lynn storefronts like in mind even back in January Bridget Turcotte can be reached participate in the game or  oat freely “Nike African Market” and “Ca- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER at [email protected]. Follow around the water. ribe” painted at the corner of ART, A3 her on Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Lynn eld riding high with a $500,000 rail trail grant By Thor Jourgensen eld connecting to Wake eld’s 1.9-mile bike path is in ITEM EDITORIAL DIRECTOR a preliminary design study stage. The community advocacy group, Friends of the Lynn- BOSTON — Money to pay for design work on the eld Rail Trail, supports the project but Town Admin- proposed Lynn eld rail trail is included in a state istrator Robert Dolan said the Board of Selectmen has spending priority list if — and when — the trail proj- not endorsed the trail or weighed in against it. ect moves forward. “The Friends of the Lynn eld Rail Trail have been State Sen. Brendan Crighton and state Reps Bradley working for many years to build community support Jones Jr. and Donald Wong succeeded in getting the for this project,” Jones said in a joint statement with $500,000 allocation included as part of a $2.4 billion fellow legislators. “This feasibility study will bring environmental bond bill recently signed into law. them one step closer to realizing their goal of creating Bond bills are legislative spending wish lists outlin- a multi-use rail trail that can be enjoyed by people of ing priorities for future spending, but not making im- all ages and abilities on a year-round basis.” mediate or time-speci c recommendations for spend- Because the funding is included as part of a bond au- ing. thorization, there is no rm timeline for when Lynn- Approved by Town Meeting by a one-vote margin eld and Wake eld will actually receive the money. It in April 2017, the proposal of a 2.5-mile right of way Item reporter earns along the former Newburyport Railroad line in Lynn- LYNNFIELD, A3 prestigious fellowship Item reporter Bridget Turcotte The Item’s Lynn man charged with is one of 25 journalists selected Bridget Tur- INSIDE to attend the 2018 New England cotte is a 2018 First Amendment Institute. New England Opinion nine counts of child rape The three-day conference, run First Amend- Jourgensen: Seen, heard each year by the New England ment Institute and remembered. A4 A Lynn man already being held on Moore was arrested on July 17 and First Amendment Coalition, pro- fellow.  charges of child pornography now fac- charged with distributing child por- vides a select group of young jour- Shribman: 2020 vision. A4 es allegations of child rape and sexual nography. nalists with the opportunity to ITEM PHOTO | assault. He was arrested after Rowley Police learn skills and techniques used SPENSER HASAK Sports Darryl Moore, 37, who has listed ad- received a tip from the National Cen- in investigative journalism. Lynn Invitational dresses in Lynn and Rowley, was ar- ter for Missing and Exploited Chil- “I’m excited for the chance to Baseball Tournament raigned in Newbury District Court Fri- dren. West Newbury Police, George- learn from very successful jour- opens at Fraser. B1 day on nine counts of aggravated rape town Police, Newbury Police, Lynn  nalists, and to network and meet of a child under 16, posing a child in Police, and the Massachusetts State Danvers edges Lynn some other local journalists who sexual acts, drugging a person for sex- Police all took part in the investiga- in extras to move on in are learning, too,” Turcotte said. ual intercourse, and indecent assault tion. Gallant Tournament. B1 on a child under 14, according to the REPORTER, A3 Essex County District Attorney’s of ce. 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Barbara A. Waugh, 83 Stocks jump as hopes rise for 1934-2018 progress on China trade talks LYNN — Barbara tal in helping Barb Ann Waugh, age 83, spend her sunset passed away peace- years in the comfort By Marley Jay spite of weak results for maker Caterpillar rose 2.3 week due to worries about fully in her home on of her own home. ASSOCIATED PRESS several chipmakers. Elec- percent to $139.34 and en- Turkey’s currency crisis, Aug. 16. Service informa- tric car maker Tesla took gine maker Paccar added and later investors fretted A lifelong resident tion: There will be NEW YORK — Stocks its biggest drop in two 2.3 percent to $67.16. about China’s economic of Lynn, Barb was pre- no visiting hours rose late in the day Fri- years on reports of a wid- Chipmakers fell after growth. deceased by her de- and the burial ser- day as investors welcomed er government investiga- two companies gave weak- The recovery started voted brother James F. vice will be private. signs of progress in resolv- tion into the company and er forecasts for the third Thursday as investors Waugh of Saugus. In lieu of flowers, ing the trade dispute be- concerns about CEO Elon quarter. Nvidia said it no hoped the upcoming talks When not working around donations may be made in tween the U.S. and China. Musk’s health. longer expects much reve- between the U.S. and Chi- the house, Barb enjoyed sit- Barb’s memory to Greater The Wall Street Journal The S&P 500 index rose nue from products used in na will help end the im- ting on her front porch with Lynn Senior Services, 8 Sils- reported that the coun- 9.44 points, or 0.3 per- mining digital currencies, passe that has resulted in a cup of coffee. Barb will be bee St., Lynn, MA 01901 or tries hope to have a reso- cent, at 2,850.13. The Dow and its stock fell 4.9 per- higher tariffs from both warmly remembered by all electronically via The Giving lution by November. Jones Industrial Average cent to $244.82. Applied countries. who knew her for her awe- Common link on the GLSS Industrial, health care added 110.59 points, or 0.4 Materials slumped 7.7 The Hang Seng index in some ‘bear hugs.’ Barb had website www.glss.net. Ar- and basic materials com- percent, to 25,669.32. The percent to $43.77. Hong Kong has fallen 13 a strong independent streak rangements under the care panies made some of the Nasdaq composite edged While big names like percent since early June which helped her stay spunky of CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral biggest gains. The report up 9.81 points, or 0.1 per- Netflix, Facebook andas the dispute has dragged and spry her entire life. Home, Lynn. For the online came a day after China cent, to 7,816.33. The Rus- Amazon slipped, Apple on, and other emerging The family would like to ex- guestbook please visit www. said it will send an envoy sell 2000 index of small- led technology companies market indexes have also tend a special thank you to cuffemcginn.com. to Washington for the first er-company stocks gained slightly higher overall. taken a hit. The S&P 500 Theresa and all of the care- talks between the coun- 7.19 points, or 0.4 percent, Apple stock rose 2 percent has risen over that time. givers and neighbors who tries since early June. to 1,692.95. to $217.58. Tesla was hit with a se- touched Barb’s life over the Marina Severinovsky, The Wall Street Journal Nordstrom jumped 13.2 ries of reports that con- years. They were instrumen- an investment strategist cited officials in both the percent to $59.18 after cerned shareholders. The at Schroders, said stocks U.S. and China as it said raising its annual prof- Wall Street Journal re- could jump if the U.S. and negotiators want to end it and sales forecasts ported that the Securities China make real progress the trade war before U.S. and posting better earn- and Exchange Commis- toward a trade agreement. President Donald Trump ings and sales than ana- sion started investigating But stocks in emerging and Chinese President Xi lysts expected. It’s been the electric car maker markets might make even Jinping meet at multilat- a mostly difficult week last year to determine if bigger gains. eral events in November. for department stores as it made false statements “The rally that could Industrial companies Macy’s and J.C. Penney about production of its come, if there is a bet- made some of the biggest both plunged after issuing Model 3 sedan. ter outcome, would be in gains after agricultural their quarterly reports. The SEC is also report- emerging markets,” she equipment maker Deere The S&P 500 finished edly looking into CEO said. “China has suffered posted stronger than ex- this week with a solid Elon Musk’s comment on pretty greatly ... the U.S. pected sales. Its stock rose gain of 0.6 percent, but it Twitter about possibly has held up pretty well.” 2.4 percent to $140.59. took a difficult path to get taking the company pri- The late gains came in Construction equipment there. Stocks fell early this vate. New England shrimp population still looks bad amid shutdown PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Patrick Whittle changed. around the country before fishermen, who also con- A woman mourns a victim of a collapsed high- ASSOCIATED PRESS Results of the stock as- regulators shuttered the tend with other declining way bridge, at the Fiera di Genova exhibition sessment “look fairly sim- fishery. Fishermen sought species such as cod, with PORTLAND, Maine — A center, where some of the coffins are laid in ilar to what we’ve seen in them with trawler boats one less option. Terry Al- new analysis of New En- state, in Genoa, Italy, Friday. previous years,” said Me- and traps in Maine, New exander, a longtime fish- gland’s shrimp population gan Ware, a fishery man- Hampshire and Massa- erman from Harpswell, doesn’t bode well for the agement plan coordinator chusetts, sometimes catch- Maine, said he’d like to future of the long-shut- with the Atlantic States. ing more than 10 million see the fishery reopen, but Anger, grief as tered fishery for the crus- That means reopening pounds in a single year. taceans. he’s not optimistic. the fishery any time soon Scientists have said the “I’m not sure what we The Maine-based could be a tough sell when shrimp face a long-term can do it save it. I wish we shrimp fishery has been regulators meet to discuss threat from the warming could get a little season families bury shut down since 2013 be- and vote on the subject of the Gulf of Maine, which cause of concerns such as this fall. is one of the fastest-warm- out of it, but that has fall- warming ocean tempera- “We’re still seeing ing bodies of water in the en on deaf ears.” tures and poor survival of low trends for northern world. Warm water is in- An official report of the bridge victims stock assessment is ex- young. Scientists working shrimp,” said Ware. “Low hospitable for the animal’s with the Atlantic States abundance, low biomass.” recovery, the Atlantic pected next month. An By Colleen Barry, suffered murder,” said Marine Fisheries Com- The small, pinkish States Marine Fisheries arm of the Atlantic States Frances D’Emilio Roberto Battiloro, whose mission are assessing shrimp were previously Commission has said. is expected to decide on and Paolo 29-year-old son, a videog- the shrimp stock, and so a popular winter seafood The closure of the fish- whether to continue the Santalucia rapher, was one of the four far it looks like little has item in New England and ery has left New England moratorium by November. ASSOCIATED PRESS friends who died. “They died an absurd, blameless GENOA, Italy — With MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS death just for going on anger and grief, Italians began burying some of holiday.” Former state rep gets more identity. Investigators scheduled to appear in Police asked anyone their dead Friday from the His voice shaking with prison time for hiding finances believe he may have had a court Sept. 19 to deter- with information to call Genoa highway bridge col- anger, Battiloro said his medical emergency while mine if she violated the 911. lapse, holding funerals in son was the “victim of a BOSTON (AP) — A driving. terms of her probation. the victims’ hometowns. cruel fate, but also of who- former state representa- State police say they A spokeswoman for the Police arrest mom Several angry families re- ever didn’t think that on tive who’s in prison for continue to investigate state’s probation service accused of leaving that bridge could be the the crash. says Bond “tested positive buffed the offer of a state embezzlement has been child alone at casino funeral and the cardinal children of those who are sentenced to an extra five for using substances and despairing today.” admitted to use.” of Naples was merciless in months for hiding his Dessert company awarded MILFORD (AP) — “I have died inside, but I Bond’s lawyer, Janice his condemnation of negli- finances. $720K in fight over ice cream Police have arrested a have to find the clarity of Bassil, did not provide gence by Italian officials. The U.S. Justice Depart- woman who they say left comment Friday. Bassil Saturday has been de- mind to say that four boys ment says 71-year-old BOSTON (AP) — A her 3-month-old daugh- previously said Bond is a clared a national day of were not No. 27, No. 28, John George Jr. told fed- dessert company that ter alone in a running car recovering heroin user. mourning in Italy and will etc (on the victims’ list), eral officials in 2015 that accused its ice cream for more than an hour The 43-year-old Bond include a state funeral at but people who loved life,” he owned only $28,000, supplier of destroying its outside a Rhode Island was sentenced to two the industrial port city’s Battiloro declared. but authorities later business by secretly al- casino. years of probation in 2017 fair grounds for those who Other private funerals found that he had hidden tering the recipe has been The Providence Jour- for her role in disposing plunged to their deaths as were held in Piedmont more than $2.5 million awarded $720,000. nal reports 26-year-old the body of her daughter, the 150-foot tall Morandi and elsewhere in Italy. in cash, along with Rolex The jury verdict came Halston Borglund was Bella, in 2015. Bridge gave way Tuesday. Survivors, for their part, watches and jewelry. Friday in the legal arrested Thursday eve- Her ex-boyfriend, But many of those who were shocked at how they George was required to battle between 600 lb ning on a warrant out of lost loved ones declined to escaped with their lives. report his finances after Gorillas Inc. and New Jer- Michael McCarthy, was Milford. participate in the state fu- Davide Capello, 33, a being sentenced to nearly sey-based Mister Cookie convicted of second-degree She was arrested Rhode neral. Some cited the need firefighter and soccersix years in prison for Face LLC. The jury also murder and sentenced to Island a day earlier to bid farewell in private player, was driving alone embezzling hundreds of awarded Mister Cookie life in prison. when her daughter was while others blamed the on the bridge when his thousands of dollars from Face $270,000 for prod- found in a parked vehicle loss of at least 38 lives on Volkswagen Tiguan and the Southeastern Region- ucts 600 lb Gorillas never Police looking for driver around 10 a.m. at Twin those responsible for the the road it was on plunged al Transit Authority. A paid for. accused of dragging River Casino. Borglund 600 lb Gorillas accused bridge’s safety. to the ground. He immedi- judge in 2015 also ordered state trooper was supposed to turn Anger and sadness erupt- ately understood that the him to forfeit $1.4 million. Mister Cookie Face and herself into police Thurs- ed at the funeral Friday structure was collapsing, He was sentenced again its parent company of wa- WEBSTER (AP) — day but never did. for four men in their 20s, watching in shock as a Friday after pleading tering down the ice cream State Police are looking The woman told police all friends from the Naples car in front of him “disap- guilty to obstruction of for its sandwiches. Mister for a driver accused of she left the child for a few seaside suburb of Torre del peared in darkness.” justice in March. He also Cookie Face denies its ice dragging a trooper after minutes while she went Greco, whose lives were “It came down, every- must forfeit $250,000. cream was subpar. fleeing a traffic stop in inside to get keys. How- snuffed out as they drove thing, the world came George served in the 600 lb Gorillas attorney Webster. ever, casino security says over the bridge heading to down,” he told The Asso- Massachusetts House Andrew Lorin says his Police say the trooper she entered at 8:30 a.m. a vacation in Spain. ciated Press in an inter- from 1989 to 1991. client is thrilled even pulled over the driver Borglund faces a charge “You can’t, you mustn’t view Friday, adding that though the payout is less of an SUV on Friday on of cruelty or neglect of a die for negligence! For he managed to walk away Man dies after tractor than the $3.9 million it Chase Avenue. After the child. sought. carelessness! For irre- physically unharmed but trailer veers off road trooper walked to the side Her daughter is in state sponsibility! For superfi- psychologically trauma- Mister Cookie Face of the car, it sped away care. It wasn’t immedi- ciality!” thundered Naples tized. KINGSTON (AP) — lawyer Blake Hannafan and briefly dragged him. ately clear if she has a also applauds the verdict Cardinal Crescenzio Sepe His car plunged nose Police say the driver of a The trooper was taken lawyer. and says 600 lb Gorillas in his homily. first, then stopped with a tractor trailer was killed to a nearby hospital with “overreached.” Finding the cause of the crash, air bags releasing after veering off the road injuries that were not bridge’s collapse during a all around him. He said he in Kingston. believed to be life-threat- Mother in ‘Baby Doe’ 781-593-7700 driving rainstorm might saw only gray, as concrete Massachusetts State ening. Publishing Daily, except Sundays take weeks or months to dust covered the windows. Police say they responded case accused of Police say they’re look- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 determine. But Genoa Capello used the touch- to the crash along the violating probation ing for a 27-year-old man Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA prosecutors say they are screen phone in the car to eastbound lanes of Route from Fitchburg who was and additional offices. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item focusing their investiga- call colleagues at the Sa- 44 shortly after 6 a.m. BOSTON (AP) — The believed to be driving and Subscriptions tion into possible criminal vona dispatch center, who Friday. mother of a 2-year-old a 40-year-old woman from Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States blame on design flaws or sent help. He then called The driver was taken to girl who became known Dudley who was a pas- $20.00 for 4 weeks inadequate maintenance his girlfriend and his fa- Beth Israel Hospital in as Baby Doe after her senger. $65.00 for 13 weeks on the heavily traveled ther, a retired firefighter, Plymouth, where he was remains washed up in Police did not identify $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year bridge, which was com- who told him to get out of later pronounced dead. Boston Harbor will face the suspects but said Send payment to and POSTMASTER, pleted in 1967 and linked the car immediately for Police said the driver a probation hearing over both have outstanding send address changes to: two high-speed highways fear that it would desta- was a 49-year-old man alleged drug use. criminal warrants. They The Daily Item in the city. bilize or something heavy from Seekonk but did not The Boston Globe were driving a green 2008 110 Munroe St. “My boy and the others would fall on top of it. immediately release his reports Rachelle Bond is Honda Pilot. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Item reporter earns Lynn, Lynn, city of art prestigious fellowship

REPORTER led and address the alle- From A1 gations made by Chelgren. Turcotte said she hoped Turcotte, 26, graduated the fellowship would help from Salem State Univer- deepen her understanding sity with a double major of investigative reporting. in English and Commu- “I’m not here to tran- nications in 2015 before scribe anything. I’m here joining the Item staff later to report,” she said. that year. She covers Sau- It’s a far cry from her gus, Nahant and Revere, rst foray into writing, and during her tenure when she penned a book has broken several stories about teddy bears in the that required digging be- rst grade. yond the given statements “My rst grade teacher, of town of cials. Mrs. (Sandra) Jordan, got “It always feels good us these hardcover books when you have a hunch that were blank inside about something, are told and asked us to ll them,” you’re wrong, but you she said. “My memere press and nd you were (grandmother Joan Tur- right, and get the informa- cotte) would pick me up tion you need,” she said. from school everyday and “It happened in Nahant she loved teddy bears, so I with the lawsuit led by wrote about that. It wasn’t the former town admin- very in-depth.” istrator and on a smaller Ted Grant, publisher of scale with other things.” Essex Media Group, which Earlier this year, Tur- owns the Item, said Tur- cotte was the rst to report cotte embodies the energy that former Nahant Town and doggedness needed in Manager Jeffrey Chelgren a good journalist. sued the town for discrim- “Bridget is a talented ination and breach of con- young reporter on a staff of tract. Chelgren alleged that talented young reporters,” two selectmen had made he said. “We couldn’t be homophobic comments more proud that she was toward him prior to his selected for this honor.” abrupt departure in March. The institute will be held PHOTO | PAULA MULLER After being told there Sept. 16-18 at Northeast- Attendees at the opening of the “Lynn, Lynn…” exhibit at LynnArts on Friday night. The exhibi- was no lawsuit by the ern University. Lecturers tion included the work of 19 artists. town’s selectmen and ad- include Pulitzer Prize win- ministration, she tracked ner Stephanie McCrum- ART and Lynn is so friendly,” Rickey Schwed’s “Red ists are familiar to Lynn down the ling in Law- men of The Washington rence Superior Court. Post, Todd Wallack of The From A1 said curatorial committee Rock Tide Pool” has the residents, including paint- chairwoman and Lynn res- hazy feel of an August day er Barry Ridlon and Yetti That forced town of cials Boston Globe and Mike when members conceived ident Annette Sykes. while Sykes’ “Deer Cove, Frenkel. to admit the suit had been Beaudet of WCVB-TV. the “Lynn, Lynn…” exhibit Loosely arranged into Lynn, MA” and Nicole Marblehead Arts Peo- featuring artistic interpre- themes re ecting Lynn Werth’s “Winter at Red ples’ Choice winner Dr. El- Lynn man charged with tations of Lynn simultane- Woods, downtown, Lynn Rock” take the viewer into eanor Fisher brought two ously with the creation of Shore Drive and even different seasons. of her works combining public art on downtown “Monotowampate” — artist “The exhibit and its tim- smashed glass and paint nine counts of child rape buildings. Leo F. Rudokas’ pro le in ing with Beyond allows to the exhibit. Launched two weeks ago wood of the chief whose peo- you to get a glimpse into The paintings are for RAPE custody until a danger- for the second year in a ple once lived on Sagamore Lynn from private spaces sale with prices ranging From A1 ousness hearing sched- row, Beyond Walls culmi- Hill — “Lynn, Lynn…” of- to the history of the city, to from $50 to $5,000. The uled for Aug. 23. nates today with a parade fers artistic interpretations parks, gardens, the Woods, exhibit is open for viewing He was already being Essex Assistant Dis- along the mural route. of the city as seen at differ- and the beach. It’s multi- on Fridays from 10 a.m. held on $100,000 bail trict Attorney Shailagh “I have people, even art- ent times of the day and dif- ple interpretations of the to 1 p.m.; Saturdays from when the new charges Kennedy represented the ists, say, ‘I haven’t been to ferent seasons. same space,” Schwed said. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or by ap- were issued Friday. Commonwealth on Friday. this gallery.’ Beyond brings Marblehead Arts As- In addition to Prost, sev- pointment via the Lynn Judge Peter Doyle or- Moore was represented by people into this space sociation artist member eral of the exhibited art- Museum website. dered Moore remain in attorney Nicole Bluefort. Lynn eld riding high with a $500,000 rail trail grant

LYNNFIELD $500,000 secured on the trail project last March, From A1 funding list by local leg- the town recreational path islators could help pay for committee’s Rob Almy must rst be approved for that study. called the trail “ ...the result release by the Baker-Poli- “A feasibility study is the of many years of studies.” Hello, to Administration and next step needed to ad- The trail would begin My name is Suzanne Iovanna, owner of Pride Motor Group. then worked under the vance the project and iden- near the new Wake eld state’s annual borrowing tify the best way forward Middle School and run I know that the flash flooding this past weekend had cap, which was recently for the proposed multi-use through Lynn eld to the set at $2.34 billion for Fis- devastating effects on much of our community. I witnessed it cal Year 2019. rail trail. Demonstrated Peabody line. The project firsthand with many of my employees living in the affected local support for the proj- potentially includes bike- An initial study of the areas and having their houses flooded. It touched me at the trail project, called a 25 ect helps to make a strong way construction, access percent design, is under- case for investing in this points at several parking dealership level on Sunday when my buildings were water way. A more advanced 75 recreational asset to ben- areas, safety improvements damaged. I’ve had to deal with difficult news in my own percent design study is e t the entire community,” at roadway crossings, new the next step with Lynn- said Crighton. signs and pavement mark- personal life, but people helping me to get through these eld and Wake eld pay- Prior to holding an infor- ings, and pedestrian and difficult times made it easier for me. I would like to offer ing for that study. The mational meeting on the landscape enhancements. my and my staff’s assistance for any of your automotive needs At this time, I would like to extend to our local LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN community the same discounts I give to all of my employees… • Social Security Disability • Workers Compensation • Accidents 25 years located across EMPLOYEE PRICING TO ALL from Lynn District Court 15 Johnson St. EASY NO-HAGGLE BUYING EXPERIENCE 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN I know this may not solve all of your problems, RONALD D. MALLOY www.jamescarriganlaw.com but having one positive experience helps to make things easier. [email protected] Once again, this has affected our communities, employees, and my own business. Please call 781-599-1200.

Home delivery “LET’S STAY LYNN STRONG” subscribers Get FREE access Sincerely, to the e-edition on Suzanne Iovanna 777 Lynnway, Lynn • PrideMotorGroup.com Need to find an article? Catch up with your favorite team Subscribe to in Item Sports! e-edition on A4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 OPINION Seen, heard and remembered HOW TO REACH US E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill I love this story Bob and fied a “West Lynn Station” M H. S Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Tim Ferrari told about the at Alley and Commercial E C  J. Edward M. Grant guy who used to walk up streets. Advertising Director from Myrtle Street to a Speaking of maps, one of T  J  Gordon R. Hall Thor 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey shack by the reservoir off the amazing finds in the P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Walnut Street. He warned Jourgensen Peabody Institute Library, Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Financial O cer kids off from swimming or managed with enthusi- J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman asm and professionalism fishing before adding, “If Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ you head just around the the tractor’s front bucket by Director Melissa Rob- Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 bend, you’ll find a couple and he lifted it up a few inson, is the great collec- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 of great fishing spots.” times before sending us tion of North Shore maps 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Speaking of West Lynn, off to chase sheep around displayed, including a Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 thanks to Walter Day for their pens and climb the wall-mounted, multicolor Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 stopping by with a great two old boxcars that some- map of Peabody and sur- Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 roundings. classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 framed tribute to Lynn’s how made their way to the Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 own Walter Brennan. A farm. l Subscriptions Thanks a ton to histori- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 little local research re- l veals the actor lived on “Give me a C. Give me cal tidbits contributed by Circulation Childs Street until 1906 an L. Give me…” Richard resident experts David [email protected] when he moved at the age Field, born and raised in Solimine Sr. and Edward Ext. 3 M. Landry, who recalled of 12 to Franklin Avenue Lynn, says he was one of Newsroom in Swampscott with his Classical High School’s a blacksmith shop behind [email protected] family. last male cheerleaders. the former Arena Cafe. “As [email protected] He worked in banking in A Class of 1947 member, a boy growing up on Full- Ext. 4 Boston before becoming an Field cheered for three er Street I visited it quite often, as well as the Lynn Sports EDITORIAL actor and served in World years at football games [email protected] Cycle Shop that abutted War I with the 101st Field and played basketball. At Ext. 5 Artillery, a unit steeped in 89, he can still bellow out it.” Landry said a horse- Retail and Online history with a strong Lynn a cheer, no megaphone shoe embedded in the Huh? Commission created sidewalk near the Arena Advertising connection. needed. [email protected] Day’s great tribute in- “I liked getting in the let people know the black- due to gun violence won’t cluded a framed poster games for free, and we smith was nearby. ADVERTISING with a Brennan biography traveled a lot,” he recalled. Solimine sings the prais- Ernie Carpenter Jr. and trading cards. Some- He joined the Army in es of Rocco and Maria Director of Advertising address gun violence Capano’s great garden off and Business Development, ext. 1355 one told me Brennan’s 1948, was stationed in Alley Street with its fruit [email protected] sister was a common West Germany, and got out of After a teen gunman massacred 17 people at trees, including figs. If you Michele Iannaco Lynn sight and easy to the service in 1950. “By a Florida high school on Feb. 14, the Trump ad- want to feel great about Sales Representative, ext. 1315 spot sitting in front of a the time I got back to ministration set up the Federal Commission on Lynn, support ongoing [email protected] chicken coop on Blossom Lynn, the cheerleaders School Safety. It was an appropriate response to contributions by artists, David McBournie Street wearing a black were gone,” he said. a deeply concerning issue: the increasing number including the great Ray Sales Representative, ext. 1280 hat. l [email protected] of terrifying shootings at schools across America. Gilbert who is showing l There’s always some- Unfortunately — and incredibly — the commis- at the Salem Arts Asso- Ralph Mitchell It’s always worth rang- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 sion established because of horrific gun violence thing new to discover ciation, 211 Bridge St., ing far afield in search of [email protected] doesn’t consider gun violence a relevant issue. The when I study the 1891 Salem, through Aug. 26, Patricia Whalen Los Angeles Times reported last week that during curiosities and history. map in the collector’s of- as well as the incompa- Driving down Summer fice in City Hall. The long- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 “more than 20 hours of testimony in five panels, rable Barry Ridlon and [email protected] three field visits and two public listening sessions Street, I spotted hutch- gone Convalescent House multi-talented Rocco Ca- so far, commission officials have largely avoided, es in the backyard of a atop Tower Hill was called pano. BUSINESS OFFICE limited or … suppressed discussion of gun-control house near Westway and a the Almshouse and the Susan J. Conti measures.” One official directly told Western New bright red tractor parked Beltline Street Railway Thor Jourgensen is the Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Mexico University professor Jennifer Johnston, in a front yard reminding cut through Lynn. The Item’s editorial director. an authority on media coverage of mass shoot- me of the one my mother’s Western Avenue bus depot Send “don’t ask” sugges- Ted Grant father used on his farm was previously called the tions and answers to ques- Publisher, ext. 1234 ings, that part of her proposed testimony calling [email protected] for tougher laws limiting the sale of semiautomat- in Fort Morgan, Colo. His Lynn and Boston car sta- tions to tjourgensen@item- grandchildren piled into bles and the map identi- live.com. Marian Kinney ic and automatic weapons was unacceptable. ext. 1212 This is depressing and, frankly, asinine. If a [email protected] gun-rights advocate and a gun-control support- Will Kraft er ignore one another in everyday conversation, Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 that’s disheartening but almost expected these [email protected] days. It’s another thing entirely when a federal Jennifer Perez commission disregards different views — espe- ext. 1205 cially from people with relevant knowledge and [email protected] experience. The Times noted that this squelch- Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 ing of dissenters went beyond bullying invited [email protected] experts. Seven speakers at a June 6 commission Carolina Trujillo hearing, including at least one passionate advo- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 cate of tougher gun laws, were omitted from the [email protected] official transcript of the event. Jim Wilson Commissions are supposed to gather informa- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 tion from all sides, then draw conclusions. This [email protected] panel started with its conclusions already in place. CIRCULATION That isn’t how democracy is supposed to work. Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 By The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial [email protected] Board. CLASSIFIED Abbe Young Smith Manager, ext. 1276 DAVID M. SHRIBMAN [email protected] NEWSROOM Mike Alongi Sports Reporter ext. 1228 2020 vision [email protected] Every four years, political pro- under Barack Obama, Trump isn’t publicans (Dwight Eisenhower in sional elections has a different set Bill Brotherton Features Editor ext. 1338 fessionals assess the landscape trampling on precedent to claim 1958 and Richard Nixon/Gerald of critical voters. [email protected] and gird for the final push to- credit; Bill Clinton did so with an Ford in 1974, both with 48 seats). In Wisconsin last week, Leah Gayla Cawley ward the midterm congressional economic recovery that probably Note this: Obama’s approval rat- Vukmir won the GOP prima- Reporter, ext. 1236 elections. With Donald Trump in began under George H.W. Bush. ings when he lost 63 seats are ry thanks to suburbanites out- [email protected] side Milwaukee. But in Georgia, the White House and with small And you can bet that if we were in within the margin of error of the Cheryl Charles Republican margins of control recession, the president’s critics approval ratings Trump has now. where an African-American wom- News Editor, ext. 1278 in both chambers of Congress, would blame him even if the an- — Who are this fall’s critical an is the Democratic candidate [email protected] and with Democrats lusting for tecedents to the crisis were rooted swing voters — and will they be for governor, black turnout will be Bella diGrazia revenge, these contests are espe- in the Obama years. the same for the presidential elec- a huge factor. Reporter, ext. 1317 cially critical. Though the verdict is out over tion in 2020? There’s a strong sug- — How do the local candidates [email protected] And every midterm midsum- the Trump tax cuts, and though gestion that the 2016 presidential lean? This is an important ques- Thomas Grillo mer, different political elements those reductions haven’t pierced election was shaped by rural and tion for both parties, perhaps Reporter, ext. 1264 rise to the surface. This year is the public consciousness, the econ- working white men, the latter more important in the long run [email protected] especially rich in unknowns. Here omy presents an overall advan- group a onetime pillar of the FDR than the actual tally on Election Spenser Hasak Day — unless, of course, there is Photographer, ext. 1332 are the factors that may influence tage to the Republicans. There is a New Deal coalition but vulnerable [email protected] the November contests and shape dark cloud, besides the persistent to entreaties from tough-talking a big Blue Wave and Trump finds the political landscape into the notion that booms don’t last for- Republicans like Richard Nixon, himself in danger of impeach- Thor Jourgensen ment. (Even if the GOP loses Editorial Director, ext. 1267 next decade: ever: Consumer prices have risen Ronald Reagan and Trump. [email protected] — The president. If the midterm 2.9 percent over the last year, an And yet there is every indica- control of the Senate, however, there’s little danger of the presi- Daniel Kane is a referendum on Trump, then emblem of growth but perhaps a tion that both parties believe the Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 it will be one of those rare elec- forerunner of the curse recalled power swing in these midterms dent being forced from office by a [email protected] two-thirds vote of that chamber.) tions where national issues pre- by older voters but unknown to are suburban voters, particularly Steve Krause dominate and the performance younger ones — inflation. women. (Warning: A lot of experts For the Republicans, the ques- Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 of the chief executive matters. — Is there a Blue Wave? Anyone said the same thing about the tion is the win/loss record for [email protected] If it isn’t, then it will be a series who grew up on a coast knows that 2016 presidential election and old-fashioned Republicans and for Owen O’Rourke of local elections where compel- what might look like a big wave in were wrong.) Earlier this month, conservatives — the old free-trad- Photographer, ext. 1224 ling candidates (like Democratic the medium distance sometimes Democrats nearly won an Ohio ers and deficit hawks — versus [email protected] Rep. Conor Lamb in southwest- turns out to be a ripple, with little special-election district chock- the performance of Republicans Emma LeBlanc Pérez ern Pennsylvania) can go against who have embraced the president. Copy Editor undertow. Democrats see a tsuna- full of suburban voters. There [email protected] expectations and win contests in mi consuming all the Republican are nearly six dozen House seats For the Democrats, the question districts Trump carried decisively lawmakers in its path. Wearing is how those who lean left, like Harold Rivera currently held by Republicans Sports Editor, ext. 1238 only 24 months earlier. rosy glasses and on the lookout for that are less reliably Democratic Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who won a stunning June New York [email protected] But the president is not the only a Red Wave, Republicans say they than the Ohio district GOP candi- congressional primary upset, Roberto Scalese spectral figure hanging over these see no blue swell, though some pri- date Troy Balderson won by just fare versus those who, like Lamb, Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 contests. Another is Nancy Pelo- vately fear a rip tide — one that over 1,500 votes out of more than [email protected] tread a moderate third way. Right si, the former Democratic House rips apart the Trump coalition. 203,000 votes cast. But the GOP now, we don’t know the profile of Mark Sutherland speaker the Republicans have Here’s an intriguing fact: The can’t pour hundreds of thousands Creative Director the post-Trump Republicans — or demonized into a modern-day four biggest House losses since of dollars — several million, in [email protected] the post-Trump Democrats. And Emma Goldman ready to wreck 1934 by the party holding the the Balderson case — into every Anne Marie Tobin though nobody has 2020 vision, the capitalist system and wreak White House have come under Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 race, and Trump, though he plans some hints should come this No- havoc on domestic tranquility. [email protected] Democratic presidents (Franklin six or seven days of campaigning vember. — The economy. Nobody’s com- Roosevelt, 71 seats in 1938, 55 in a week, can’t intervene in every Bridget Turcotte plaining about the financial 1942), Obama (63 seats in 2010) Reporter, ext. 1269 tight contest. David Shribman is a Pulitzer [email protected] markets, and though the current and Clinton (52 seats in 1994). The difficulty is that each dis- Prize-winning columnist. He is a surge of economic growth began Tied for fifth place are two Re- Ryan York trict in a set of midterm congres- Swampscott High graduate. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Next mission for women with military service: Run for office

By Laurie Kellman Vice President Joe Biden, and Bill Barrow for example, is expected ASSOCIATED PRESS to campaign for McGrath, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS among others, according WASHINGTON — A President Donald Trump speaks to members of to officials close to them dragon winds around a who spoke on condition the media before boarding Marine One on the cherry tree in the tattoo of anonymity because the South Lawn at the White House in Washington across MJ Hegar’s arm schedule is not set. Friday. and back, over the shrap- Two Democrats — Mas- nel wounds she had, at sachusetts Rep. Seth Moul- one point, not wanted to ton, a retired Marine Corps Trump warns he’ll see with her young chil- captain and Bronze Star dren around. recipient, and Illinois Sen. But nine years after Tammy Duckworth, who revoke clearance of being shot down in Af- lost her legs and partial ghanistan, then winning use of an arm when her a lawsuit against the fed- helicopter was shot down Justice Dept. official eral government, writing by a rocket-propelled gre- a book and now running nade in Iraq — have been By Jill Colvin and contacts to Glenn Simpson, for a Texas congressional instrumental in recruiting Catherine Lucey co-founder of Fusion GPS. seat, Hegar isn’t hiding veterans to run for office. ASSOCIATED PRESS The opposition research much anymore. Moulton said female firm hired former British “I carry my service with WASHINGTON — Pres- veterans in his party car- spy Christopher Steele me wherever I go,” Hegar ry a particular authority ident Donald Trump said during the 2016 presiden- Friday that he suspects said in a telephone inter- when talking to voters tial campaign to compile view near her home in concerned about Pres- he’ll “very quickly” revoke the dossier on Trump and the security clearance for Round Rock, outside Aus- ident Donald Trump’s his Russia ties. a Justice Department of- tin. “We don’t see my family leadership. Ohr’s wife, Nellie, ficial whose wife worked and my childhood and my “It’s the year of the worked for Fusion GPS for the firm involved in service as different chap- woman, but it’s also the during the campaign — producing a dossier on ters. It’s all a package deal.” year of yearning for bring- something Trump has Trump’s ties to Russia. Hegar is part of a crop of ing integrity and honor Signaling that his efforts tweeted about to highlight female veterans running back to politics,” Moulton to target clearances over his assertions of political for Congress in this year’s said. “We need Democrats PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS his frustration with the bias behind the Russia in- midterm elections. Almost with the credibility to tell Russia investigation were vestigation. all Democrats and many MJ Hegar pulls up her sleeve to reveal part of a people what’s really going not over, Trump tweeted Former U.S. security of them mothers, they are tattoo that winds around her arm and back, for on.” that it was a “disgrace” officials on Thursday is- shaped by the Sept. 11 at- a portrait at her home in Round Rock, Texas, The women are hardly for Bruce Ohr to be in the sued scathing rebukes to tacks and overseas wars, on Thursday. the first to use their mili- Justice Department. Trump for moving against including the longest war tary service to their politi- His comments came two Brennan. Trump’s admis- in American history. Many a track record of thriving in for Congress to take on cal advantage — men have days after he yanked the sion that he acted out of are retiring from the mil- institutions dominated by politicians who put party been doing it for decades. security clearance of for- frustration with the Rus- itary and looking for an- men. Regardless of party, over country,” said Ken- One of the traditional mer CIA Director John sia probe underscored other way to serve the they cast themselves as the tucky Democratic candi- knocks against female Brennan, saying he had to his willingness to use his country. antidote to bitterly partisan date Amy McGrath, the candidates is “they aren’t do “something” about the executive power to fight They’re part of a record politics — describing them- first female Marine to fly tough enough, they ar- “rigged” federal probe of back against an investi- number of women run- selves as “mission-driven” an F/A-18 in combat. en’t strong enough, and Russian election interfer- gation he sees as a threat ning for seats in Congress, and trained by the military The increase in candi- they might not have the ence. Critics have cast it to his presidency. Legal but in certain ways, they to work toward a common dates with military expe- leadership skills,” said as an act of political ven- experts said the dispute are a class apart. goal. rience is no accident, and Debbie Walsh, director of geance. may add to the evidence The female veterans claim “I flew 89 combat mis- the hopefuls are expected the Center for American Ohr has come under Re- being reviewed by special expertise in national securi- sions as a U.S. Marine. My to be propelled by Demo- Women and Politics at publican scrutiny for his counsel Robert Mueller. ty and veterans issues, with 90th mission is running cratic luminaries. Former Rutgers University. Manafort judge says he’s received threats, won’t name jurors

By Matthew The financial fraud trial Barakat, Stephen is the first courtroom test Braun and of the Russia probe led Jeff Horwitz by special counsel Robert ASSOCIATED PRESS Mueller. And while the case doesn’t involve alle- ALEXANDRIA, Va. gations of Russian elec- — The judge in Paul tion interference or pos- Manafort’s financial fraud sible coordination by the trial said Friday he has Trump campaign, it has received threats and he been closely watched by fears for the “peace and President Donald Trump safety” of the jurors decid- as he seeks to publicly un- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the fate of the former dermine Mueller’s probe. Trump campaign chair- On Friday, Trump is- Military units participate in the inaugural parade from the Capitol to the White House in Wash- man. ington last year. sued a fresh defense of U.S. District Judge T.S. Manafort and called him a Ellis III revealed his con- “very good person.” cerns when explaining “I think the whole President blames politicians as why he doesn’t intend to Manafort trial is very make jurors’ names pub- sad,” Trump told reporters lic at the end of the trial. at the White House. Jury lists are presumed to “When you look at what’s military parade plans unravel be public unless a judge going on, I think it’s a very articulates a reason for sad day for our country,” By Lolita C. Baldor “When asked to give us reality star in the White sion, the cost became a po- keeping them secret. he said. “He worked for me and Catherine Lucey a price for holding a great House with the reali- litically charged issue — as “I’ve received criticism for a very short period of ASSOCIATED PRESS celebratory military pa- ties ($21.6M) of parades/ did the prospect of streets and threats,” Ellis said. “I time. But you know what, rade, they wanted a num- events/demonstrations in in the nation’s capital being imagine they would, too.” he happens to be a very WASHINGTON — The ber so ridiculously high Trump America (sad).” churned up by tank treads. The judge said he is cur- good person and I think cancellation of President that I cancelled it. Never District of Columbia offi- According to officials rently under the protec- it’s very sad what they’ve Donald Trump’s Veterans let someone hold you up!” cials called the price-goug- familiar with the unfold- tion of U.S. marshals. done to Paul Manafort.” Day parade came swiftly Trump tweeted. ing charge by Trump “pa- ing events, senior Penta- Jurors ended their sec- Manafort is accused of when senior White House He held out hope of hold- tently false.” A city official gon leaders were briefed ond day of deliberations hiding from the IRS mil- and Pentagon leaders saw ing the parade next year said the $21.6 million Wednesday about the pa- Friday a half-hour early, lions that he made advis- the estimated $92 million instead, and said this year estimate of the costs the rade costs. But officials without reaching a ver- ing Russia-backed politi- price tag play out in pub- he would travel to Paris for city would incur was their said the estimates were dict. They sent a note to cians in Ukraine, and then lic, setting off a chaotic events marking the centen- “best stab at it,” since they still preliminary and so the judge asking to wrap lying to banks to get loans volley of tweets and accu- nial of the end of fighting in did not know what the ex- were not submitted to up at 5 p.m. instead of 5:30 when the money dried up. sations between the presi- World War I, which falls on act route would be or how Mattis or Gen. Joseph p.m. because a juror had He faces 18 felony counts dent and the mayor of the Veterans Day, Nov. 11. “Now long it would last. The of- Dunford, chairman of the an event to attend. They on tax evasion and bank nation’s capital. we can buy some more jet ficial, who wasn’t autho- Joint Chiefs of Staff. return Monday morning. fraud. The drama that unfold- fighters!” he added. rized to discuss the matter The officials spoke on ed Thursday and Friday Despite Trump blam- publicly and spoke on con- condition of anonymity to also highlighted, not for ing municipal authorities dition of anonymity, said discuss private meetings the first time, a disconnect for the high estimate, the there had been little inter- and conversations. Selling a house? between the Pentagon and bulk of the cost was the action with the Pentagon When details came out Buying a house? the White House when it $50 million Pentagon por- and few details provided. publicly Thursday, senior comes to turning some of tion that would cover mil- Trump decided he want- White House officials, in- Find out what properties Trump’s more mercurial itary aircraft, equipment, ed a military parade in cluding Chief of Staff John ideas into reality. personnel and other sup- Washington after he at- Kelly, were angry about recently sold in your area. While Defense Secre- port. The remaining $42 tended France’s Bastille the $92 million amount, tary Jim Mattis dismissed million would cover costs Day celebration in the cen- which was more than tri- Check out the price estimate for the borne by the city and oth- ter of Paris last year. Sev- ple early estimates of $10 the Real Estate page parade as fiction — lik- er agencies and largely in- eral months later Trump million to $30 million by ening the report of it as volved security costs. praised the French parade, the White House bud- in Saturday’s paper. the work of someone who The Republican presi- saying, “We’re going to get director. It’s not clear had been smoking pot — dent’s finger-pointing set have to try and top it.” when Trump was told, but Trump wasn’t denying the off a social media spat It was a demand that the order to cancel the projected costs. He was with D.C.’s Democratic drew criticism not just from parade came quickly and lashing out at Washing- Mayor Muriel Bowser. She Trump’s political opponents was made by the end of ton, D.C., politicians he shot back on Twitter Fri- but some Republicans too. the work day. The Penta- claimed were to blame for day that she was the one As the Pentagon began gon announced the deci- the sky-high price. who “finally got thru to the planning for the U.S. ver- sion just before 8 p.m. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Drive at 3:11 a.m. Friday; at More details in Colorado family larly arrests, reflect police records. 50 Boston St. at 4:49 a.m. In the event of a perceived inac- Friday; at 39 Exchange St. curacy, it is the sole responsibility at 9:22 a.m. Friday; at 28 killings are expected next week Hollingsworth St. at 9:57 a.m. of the concerned party to contact Friday. the relevant police department and A report of trespassing at By Kathleen Foody have the department issue a no- 95 Oxford St. at 11:19 a.m. and Jonathan Drew ASSOCIATED PRESS tice of correction to the Daily Item. Friday. Corrections or clarifications will not FREDERICK, Colo. — be made without express notice of Overdoses Colorado authorities pre- change from the arresting police pared Friday to file formal A report of an overdose on department. charges against an oil and South Street at 9:24 p.m. gas worker accused of kill- Thursday; on Central Avenue ing his pregnant wife and LYNN at 9:15 a.m. Friday. two young daughters in- side their suburban home, Arrests Theft then dumping their bodies Michael Appleton, of 23 A report of larceny at Wal- on his employer’s property. Atlantic St., was arrested on greens at 841 Western Ave. Police said the mother, a warrant charge for armed at 5:09 p.m. Thursday; at 20 Shanann Watts, was found robbery at 12:13 a.m. Friday. Park St. at 8:54 a.m. Friday; dead on property owned Aquiles Bernabe-DeLeon, at 66 Bassett St. at 10:43 by Anadarko Petroleum, 26, of 255 Boston St., was a.m. Friday. one of the state’s largest arrested and charged with op- A report of shoplifting at oil and gas drillers, where erating a motor vehicle with a Shaw’s at 43 State St. at 6:03 33-year-old Christopher suspended license at 4 p.m. p.m. Thursday. Watts worked as an oper- Thursday. ator. Investigators found Brian Rosario was arrested Vandalism what they believe are the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on warrant charges for driving bodies of 4-year-old Bel- An unidentified young boy places a bouquet of flowers on a pile of trib- with a suspended license and A report of vandalism of la and 3-year-old Celeste speeding at 12 p.m. Friday. a motor vehicle on Mason nearby on Thursday. utes outside the home where a pregnant woman and her two daughters Hector Ruiz, 38, of 28 Street at 9:51 a.m. Friday. The operator position lived, Thursday in Frederick, Colo. Houghton St., was arrested generally charges employ- and charged with unlicensed MARBLEHEAD ees with routine visits to home is just outside Fred- topher Watts had gotten $18 an hour — more for operation of a motor vehicle oil fields, checking on the erick, a small town on the a job six months earlier as evenings, weekends or ex- at 7:46 p.m. Thursday. Complaint status of wells, maintain- grassy plains north of an operator for Anadarko, tra shifts she sometimes ing the equipment and fix- Denver, where fast-grow- and paystubs indicate his worked. Accidents A report of a neighbor dis- ing any issues. Watts was ing subdivisions intermin- annual salary was about But the family remained pute on Seaview Avenue at fired on Wednesday, the gle with drilling rigs and $61,500. Shanann Watts caught between a prom- A report of a motor vehi- 12:31 p.m. Thursday. same day he was arrested, oil wells. was working in a call cen- ising future and financial cle accident at Chase Road the company said. According to a June 2015 ter at a children’s hospital strain from debt and other and Euclid Avenue at 5:34 The family’s two-story bankruptcy filing, Chris- at the time, earning about obligations. p.m. Thursday; on Broadway REVERE at 9:15 p.m. Thursday; at Ashland and Boston streets Arrest at 1:04 a.m. Friday; at 819 Arrest made in more than 100 Western Ave. at 6:03 a.m. Nicholas J. Dinush, 57, of Friday; at 110 Linwood St. 292 Rumney Road, was ar- at 8:10 a.m. Friday; at Es- rested and shoplifting by con- sex and Washington streets cealing merchandise. synthetic pot overdoses in park at 8:23 a.m. Friday; at Wal- nut Street and Washington Accidents NEW HAVEN, Conn. Avenue at 8:28 a.m. Friday; A report of a motor vehicle (AP) — A 53-year-old man at 526 Western Ave. at 2:12 accident on Grover Street at has been arrested in con- p.m. Friday. 2:13 a.m. Thursday; at Squire nection with more than Road and Sigourney Street 100 synthetic-marijuana Assaults at 9:37 a.m. Thursday; on overdoses, many of them in the same New Haven A report of an assault at Everett Street at 10:59 a.m. Thursday; at McDonald’s park, after authorities say Commercial and Warren they caught him with 32 streets at 7:39 p.m. Thursday; Restaurant on Squire Road at 1:58 p.m. Thursday; at New bags of the drug, police at 250 Union St. at 12:42 said Friday. p.m. Friday. Revere Police Station at 8:02 p.m. Thursday; on Copeland Some of the victims iden- Circle at 8:20 p.m. Thursday. tified John Parker, of New Breaking and Entering Haven, as one of the peo- A report of past breaking Complaint ple who was dealing K2 and entering at 55 Rock Ave. on the New Haven Green, at 8:23 p.m. Thursday. A report of vandalism on where most of the over- Ward Street at 9:37 p.m. doses occurred Wednesday Complaints Thursday. and Thursday, Police Chief Anthony Campbell said. A report of a disturbance at Theft No deaths were reported, 6 Pinkham Place at 7:43 p.m. and officials said most Thursday; at 33 Curwin Circle A report of a motor vehi- people recovered quickly. at 8:57 p.m. Thursday; at 873 cle breaking and entering at No overdoses were re- Western Ave. at 9:04 p.m. Rumney Flats on Ward Street ported Friday. Thursday; at Ashton Square at 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Parker, who was ar- at 9:17 p.m. Thursday; at A report of auto theft on rested Wednesday, was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 19 Lovett Place at 9:20 p.m. Garfield Avenue at 6:56 p.m. charged with drug crimes One of three simultaneous drug overdose victims is treated on the New Thursday; at 285 Lynn Shore Thursday. after being found in pos- Haven Green, a city park in New Haven, Conn., Thursday. session of the K2 bags, Campbell said. He was also charged in connection Authorities described fender said there was no arrested, Felix Melendez, Sales director for with drug sales in the city chaotic scenes at the park proof linking any drugs 37, was charged with drug earlier this year, the chief near Yale University, with Parker may have had to crimes during the investi- said. people falling uncon- the overdoses. gation, but Campbell said Backpage.com pleads Campbell also said two scious at the same time. The arrests do not mean it hadn’t been determined other people were arrest- Others became nauseat- all the bad K2 has been lo- whether he was connect- guilty to conspiracy ed — one by New Haven ed and vomited, officials cated, Campbell said. ed to the overdoses. He police and one by federal said. Some people who “We want people to be was found in possession By Jacques Billeaud whether the plea deal calls authorities — but inves- overdosed returned to warned that what they of K2 and received a two- ASSOCIATED PRESS for Hyer to testify against tigators were trying to the green and overdosed have could be extreme- year probation sentence others in the case. determine whether they again, officials said. ly dangerous and they earlier this year for sell- PHOENIX — The sales Hyer said about 10 or were connected to the Parker was detained on should not use it,” he said. ing the same drug on the and marketing director 11 years ago his company overdoses. $225,000 bail. A public de- One of the other men green. of Backpage.com pleaded would copy ads from the guilty Friday to conspir- adult section of Craigslist ing to facilitate prosti- and other sites, repost tution, acknowledging them on Backpage.com and Bishop: I have ‘profound remorse’ that he participated in a then offer client a free ad, scheme to give free ads which prosecutors say was By Natalie Pompilio In early August, the dio- to prostitutes in a bid to offered for a trial period. ASSOCIATED PRESS cese released the names of draw them away from Hyer also said the ads were 71 priests and other mem- competitors and win over sometimes illegal because HARRISBURG, Pa. — bers of the church who their future business. they contained links to an- A Pennsylvania bishop had been accused of child Dan Hyer is the second other site that lets custom- named in a grand jury sex abuse and said it was Backpage.com employee ers post reviews of their ex- report on rampant sexual holding accountable all to plead guilty in cases periences with prostitutes. abuse by Roman Catholic Harrisburg bishops of the in Arizona in which the The object of the strategy clergy said Friday he has last 70 years, announc- site has been accused of was to compete with Craig- “profound remorse” and ing their names would ignoring warnings to stop slist and increase Back- offers his “heartfelt apolo- be stripped from church running prostitution ads, page.com’s revenues, Hyer gy” to the victims. properties. some of which involved said. An indictment filed in Speaking at a Mass of Friday’s Mass attracted children. Authorities say the case alleged Backpage. forgiveness, Harrisburg an unusually large turn- the site has brought in com used the strategy in Bishop Ronald Gainer out of some 350 worship- $500 million in prostitu- Nashville and other cit- opened by reading the first pers. They included Irene tion-related revenue since ies and planned to expand paragraph of this week’s Youngman, a retired so- its inception in 2004. such efforts in Los Angeles stunning report that said cial worker from Hershey, Some of the site’s oper- and New York. more than 300 predator and her friend, Susan ators also are accused of Asked by U.S. District priests had abused more Shebosky, a retiree from laundering money earned Judge Steven Logan than 1,000 children in six Harrisburg, each of whom from ad sales after banks whether he was agreeing Pennsylvania dioceses. held a cigar box filled with raised concerns that they Forty-five of the priests to the plea deal because PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS white ribbons. They in- were being used for illegal he believed he was guilty named in the report served tended to distribute the purposes. In all, six others of the conspiracy charge, in the Harrisburg diocese. Bishop Ronald Gainer, of the Harrisburg Dio- ribbons as a way to show affiliated with Backpage. Hyer responded, “Yes, The first paragraph of cese, celebrates mass at the Cathedral Church support for abuse victims. com, including founders your honor.” Moments be- the nearly 900-page report of Saint Patrick in Harrisburg, Pa., Friday. Youngman said she was Michael Lacey and Jim fore pleading guilty, an said the grand jury knows so angry when the grand Larkin, still face charges the truth: that child sex emotional Hyer lifted his the church is faced with The grand jury report jury’s report came out in the case. glasses to wipe his eyes abuse within the Catholic Tuesday that she stayed a “spiritual crisis,” Gain- criticized Gainer for fail- Hyer, 49, faces a maxi- with a tissue. church happened every- home from Mass that day. er said most of the abuse ing to advocate the de- mum fine of $250,000 and Backpage.com is a where. “There’s such a sense of up to five years in prison Dutch-owned limited li- “In the name of our glob- happened long ago. The frocking of an abusive betrayal. And an anger I for his conviction. As part ability corporation. Its al church, I voice again diocese has taken “sig- priest. The diocese defend- have that the hierarchy of the plea, prosecutors will principal place of business my heartfelt sorrow and nificant and effectiveed Gainer, saying he took isn’t responding,” she said. dismiss 50 charges of facil- is in Dallas, and feder- sincere apology to all sur- measures to protect our swift action against that “I hope they will do more itating prostitution and 17 al officials say it kept its vivors of clergy sexual children and remove any priest and another abu- than they’ve done already. money laundering charges bank accounts and servers abuse,” Gainer said. person who intends to do sive priest after becoming Hold the bishops account- against Hyer. It’s unclear in Arizona. While acknowledging harm to them,” he said. bishop in 2014. able.” SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT VMAs: Who should win, who will win By Glenn Gamboa VIDEO OF THE YEAR Drizzy? America.” as Camila establishes her- NEWSDAY Ariana Grande, “No SONG OF THE YEAR BEST COLLABORA- self as a solo star. Tears Left to Cry” Bruno Mars featuring TION WILL WIN: “Sorry Not Sure, the MTV Video Bruno Mars featuring Cardi B., “Finesse (Re- Bebe Rexha featuring Music Awards aren’t re- Cardi B., “Finesse (Re- mix)” Florida Georgia Line, Sorry.” The Lovatics will ally about the awards. Or mix)” Camila Cabello featur- “Meant to Be” support their queen in her the videos, for that matter. Camila Cabello featur- ing Young Thug, “Havana” Bruno Mars featuring time of struggle by bring- But that doesn’t mean ing Young Thug, “Havana” Drake, “God’s Plan” Cardi B, “Finesse (Remix)” ing Lovato a win while that the Monday ceremo- The Carters, “Ape**T” Dua Lipa, “New Rules” The Carters, “Ape**T” she is in rehab recovering ny at Radio City Music Childish Gambino, “This Ed Sheeran, “Perfect” Jennifer Lopez featuring from her overdose. Hall isn’t important, es- Is America” Post Malone featuring DJ Khaled and Cardi B, pecially considering the Drake, “God’s Plan” 21 Savage, “rockstar” “Dinero” BEST LATIN unusually strong videos SHOULD WIN: “This Is SHOULD WIN: “Fi- Logic featuring Alessia Daddy Yankee, “Dura” being honored this year. America.” Childish Gam- nesse (Remix).” In a cat- Cara and Khalid, “1-800- J Balvin, Willy William, Though Cardi B. has 10 bino’s stunning combi- egory packed with light- 273-8255” “Mi Gente” nominations to lead the nation of entertainment weight nominations, N.E.R.D & Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez featuring night and The Carters — and violence spawned im- Bruno Mars and Cardi B. “Lemon” aka Beyonce and Jay-Z — portant conversations for simply exude ‘80s fun. SHOULD WIN: DJ Khaled and Cardi B., have generated the most weeks, as great art should. WILL WIN: “God’s Cardi B. “Ape**T” It’s not just a “Dinero” buzz, along with eight WILL WIN: “This Is Plan.” A whole lot of collaboration between Luis Fonsi, Demi Lovato, nominations, with their Dej Loaf and Leon Bridg- America.” Even though wishin’ and wishin’ and Beyonce and Jay-Z, but a “Echame La Culpa” “Ape**T” video filmed in this is a fan-voted catego- wishin’ and wishin’ for es, “Liberated” collaboration between The Maluma, “Felices los 4” The Louvre, the big win- ry, and Drake’s popular- Drake. Drake, “God’s Plan” Carters and The Louvre. ner probably won’t be ei- ity is at an all-time high, BEST NEW ARTIST Janelle Monae featuring And together, they create Shakira featuring Malu- ther one. (Though no one the power of Gambino’s Bazzi Grimes, “PYNK” a gorgeous piece of art that ma, “Chantaje” should ever really count statement should shine Cardi B. Jessie Reyez, “Gatekeep- puts other great works of SHOULD WIN: “Mi er” out The Carters.) through. Chloe x Halle art in a new context. Gente.” It’s an anthem so Look for Childish Gam- ARTIST OF THE YEAR Hayley Kiyoko Logic featuring Alessia WILL WIN: “Ape**T” catchy that it even hooked bino’s stunning piece of so- Ariana Grande Lil Pump Cara and Khalid, “1-800- The Beyhive will be buzz- cial commentary “This Is Bruno Mars Lil Uzi Vert 273-8255” ing to make this happen. Beyonce, who jumped America” to land the most Camila Cabello SHOULD WIN: Car- SHOULD WIN: “This BEST POP on the song’s remix. Say wins. Gambino ­— the Cardi B. di B. It’s been a breakout Is America.” There are Ariana Grande, “No yeah, yeah, yeah. rapping alter ego of actor Drake year for “Bartier Cardi,” so many important mes- Tears Left to Cry” WILL WIN: “Dinero.” Donald Glover, who is also sages among these nom- Post Malone dropping her debut along Camila Cabello featur- Though the Lovatics may up for five Emmy awards SHOULD WIN Cardi with smash singles with inees. Logic raised the ing Young Thug, “Havana” next month — captures B.’s new baby, Kulture, Bruno Mars, Maroon 5, profile of mental health Demi Lovato, “Sorry Not bring this one home for the shocking dichotomy of is simply the crowning Jennifer Lopez, Rita Ora, issues among young peo- Sorry” Lovato, J.Lo and her block, American life in these vi- achievement in a year of G-Eazy and Ozuna. ple. Reyez became a stan- Ed Sheeran, “Perfect” with help from Cardi B.’s olent times, especially for wins where the Bronx rap- WILL WIN: Cardi B. I dard-bearer for the #Me- P!nk, “What About Us” fans, should get enough minorities. per became the go-to artist like it like that. Too movement with her Shawn Mendes, “In My support to give Lopez a Here’s a look at who to liven up any number of VIDEO WITH A harrowing tale. But Gam- Blood” should win and who will songs, including her own. MESSAGE bino makes his point us- SHOULD WIN: “Hava- new award to go with her win in some of the top WILL WIN Drake. Childish Gambino, “This ing artistic excellence. na.” Half of my heart is Video Vanguard lifetime VMA categories: It’s “God’s Plan.” Right, Is America” WILL WIN: “This Is with “Havana” oh na na, achievement. MOVIE REVIEW: ‘ALPHA’ That time Aretha Franklin called to explain what ‘TCB’ means

By Tracy Brown LOS ANGELES TIMES One of Aretha Franklin’s signature anthems was 1967’s “Respect,” but de- spite the song’s ubiquity, there was disagreement about some of the lyrics for decades. In 1998 Times staff writ- PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE er Roy Rivenburg decided to solve the mystery once Alpha is simple, but will melt any dog lover’s and for all. heart. Initially Rivenburg had believed the lyrics in ques- tion were: A boy and wolf “R-E-S-P-E-C-T Find out what it means to me answer the call R-E-S-P-E-C-T Take out, TCP” These lyrics were ones of the wild Franklin had added to By Rafer Guzmán ed, tossed off a cliff and the original, written and NEWSDAY left for dead. recorded by Otis Redding Smit-McPhee, who car- in 1965, completely trans- Albert Hughes’ “Alpha” forming the story and its ries nearly this entire feels like a movie from message. another era. For starters, movie alone, has an im- Nobody knew what it’s set in the last Ice Age pressive emotional trans- “TCP” actually meant. and focuses on a Cro-Mag- parency, as does Chuck, But it turns out the words non boy, Keda (Kodi Smit- the Czech wolf-dog who weren’t “Take out, TCP” at McPhee), who gets sep- plays Alpha. Togeth- all. arated from his tribe. As After hitting a wall in he tries to make his way er, they share a number his search, Rivenburg fi- home, Keda nurses an in- of bonding moments: nally called up Franklin’s jured wolf back to health hunting, frolicking, de- publicist at the time, Bar- and, in the process, lays fending their turf, hud- bara Shelley, to get an an- the evolutionary ground- dling around a fire. The work for what we now call swer from the “Queen of man’s best friend. flashy-jumpy directionSoul” herself. “Alpha” is also part of from Hughes (half of the A few days later, Frank- a genre that time forgot: sibling team that direct- lin returned the call and left a voicemail for Riven- The wilderness movie for ed “Menace II Society”) burg. the preteen crowd. There gets distracting, but at was a time when such “Hello, this is Aretha its best “Alpha” is satisfy- stuff was fairly common, Franklin. Barbara Shelley from classic Westerns to ingly rough and rugged. told me what’s been going television’s “Gentle Ben.” You might think of it as a on out there. It’s ‘R-E-S-P- E-C-T, take care of T-C-B,’ The great outdoors, where kid-appropriate version of FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE mettle is tested and pri- “The Revenant.” as in taking care of busi- ness,” she said. Aretha Franklin performs at the Hollywood Bowl in Hollywood, Calif. mal lessons learned, has “Alpha” misses a few op- since been replaced by portunities for drama and wizarding schools and BRIEF Hunger Games, which grandeur that seem built into the concept. What Selling a house? perhaps better reflect Aretha Franklin’s funeral set the Charles H. Wright modern lives (and cer- does Alpha teach Keda Museum of African Amer- Buying a house? tainly make better use of about himself? Where’s for Aug. 31 in Detroit ican History from 9 a.m. CGI). Today, tales of hunt- the childhood fear Keda to 9 p.m. ing and fishing can seem a NEW YORK (AP) — Find out what properties must conquer to become a Franklin will be en- little quaint and — here’s Aretha Franklin’s funeral man? Lastly, where’s that will be held Aug. 31 in her tombed at Woodlawn recently sold in your area. the clincher — a little Cemetery in Detroit, long, triumphant shot of hometown of Detroit. male. along with her father Rev. The late singer’s publi- On its face, “Alpha” Keda, in silhouette, re- C.L. Franklin; sisters Car- Check out seems like a boys’ movie turning to his village with cist, Gwendolyn Quinn, olyn Franklin and Erma the Real Estate page from start to finish. Keda, — can it be? — a wolf trot- said Friday that the Franklin; brother Cecil the son of Chief Tau (Jo- ting coolly at his side? funeral, to be held at Franklin; and nephew in Saturday’s paper. hannes Haukur Johanne- Greater Grace Temple, is To his credit, Hughes Thomas Garrett. son), must make his first limited to the Queen of has his own ideas. He Franklin died Thursday bison hunt, a test of his Soul’s family and friends. at her home in Detroit leadership abilities. (“He even has something to say Public viewings will from pancreatic cancer. leads with his heart, not about the assumptions we take place Aug. 28-29 at She was 76. his spear,” Keda’s worried make about violence and mother says in a primitive maleness. In the end, “Al- language created for the ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! film.) The hunt doesn’t pha” puts its own stamp go well. In a dazzling se- on the age-old story of a Call Customer Service to place an ad quence, Keda is stamped- boy and his dog. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 A8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Miss America: Leadership bullied, manipulated, silenced me

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — The reigning Miss America says she has been bullied, ma- nipulated and silenced by the pageant’s current leadership, including Gretchen Carlson. In a letter sent Friday to former Miss Americas, Cara Mund, right, says she decided to speak out despite the risk of punishment. Her letter is reminiscent of the movie “Mean Girls,” in which characters Gretchen and Regina bully the heroine and make her life miserable. That’s PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE what happened to her in real life, Mund wrote. Gretchen Album review: ‘Queen’ Carlson is chairwoman of the Miss America Organization; PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS NICKI MINAJ Regina Hopper is its CEO. FILE PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS Her letter exponentially in- BOTTOM LINE: Minaj continues her Bob Mackie’s designs for Cher, creased the turmoil surround- After a while, the patterns reign, but her kingdom is in flux. ing the pageant three weeks have clearly emerged, and Carol Burnett up for auction Nicki Minaj really shouldn’t worry before the next Miss America is the sheer accumulation of the so much. The Jamaica, Queens, native to be crowned in Atlantic City. disrespect, passive-aggressive LONDON (AP) — Bob anybody, you just try to behavior, belittlement, and easily remains hip-hop’s best female Mackie-designed outfits make them look better than “Let me be blunt: I strong- rapper, even if Cardi B. stepped into the ly believe that my voice is outright exclusion has taken a worn by Cher, Carol ever,” he told The Associat- serious toll.” spotlight in the four years since she last Burnett, Diana Ross and ed Press on Thursday. not heard nor wanted by our dropped an album. current leadership; nor do they The Miss America Organi- other celebrities are going Mackie still works with zation said it would reach out Minaj’s new album, “Queen” (Young Cher, 51 years after they have any interest in knowing Money / Cash Money), should put any up for auction. to her directly to address her Nine-time Emmy Award first met. He says that who I am and how my experi- speculation to rest. Her skill, execution and concerns. winner Mackie designed “even at her most naked, ences relate to positioning the sheer inventiveness is clearly on display “The Miss America Orga- the wardrobe for “The Carol she never looked vulgar.” organization for the future,” throughout the 19 tracks on the over- Burnett Show” and has The 79-year-old American Mund wrote. “Our chair and nization supports Cara,” the stuffed “Queen,” though her playful sense been creating outrageous designer says he doesn’t CEO have systematically si- group said in a statement. “It is of humor is in much shorter supply. outfits for Cher for decades. mind getting rid of some of lenced me, reduced me, mar- disappointing that she chose to She goes toe-to-toe with Eminem on The sale includes a his creations. ginalized me, and essentially air her grievances publicly, not the well-crafted “Majesty” in a way that marigold jumpsuit worn by “They can’t throw them in erased me in my role as Miss privately. Her letter contains only an artist secure in her talent would Cher on “The Sonny and the casket when I go down,” America in subtle and not-so- mischaracterizations and many do, allowing Slim Shady to shine in his Cher Comedy Hour” and a he said. “What am I going subtle ways on a daily basis. unfounded accusations.” triple-time rhymes. Her warning, though, scarlet satin gown from the to do with all this stuff? So is a little too on the nose. “Gotta be dumb “Cher” show. There are also why not let people enjoy Culinary greats honor late French to make your rival ‘cause I’m too powerful,” dresses won by Lauren them?” master chef Joel Robuchon she sings in a childlike voice. “So say your Bacall, Raquel Welch and Mackie and the collection prayers ‘cause you’ bout to die slow.” other celebrities. are sailing from Britain PARIS (AP) — Hundreds of She flips The Notorious B.I.G.’s Mackie says, when de- to New York aboard the people, among them scores of “Just Playing (Dreams)” to reflect her signing for stars, “I always Queen Mary 2 starting chefs and students of the culi- status, jokingly taunting everyone from try to enhance the image Sunday. Julien’s Auctions nary arts from around the world, Drake to Mike Tyson over the same that they already have.” will hold the sale Nov. 17 in gathered Friday to pay their sample Biggie used in his classic. She “You don’t try to change Los Angeles and online. respects to one of the masters of looks to stretch hip-hop’s boundaries in French cuisine, the late French the six-minute epic “Chun Swae,” with Rae Sremmurd’s Swae Lee singing a chef Joel Robuchon. sweet hook at the top of his register. The chefs, many wearing And when Minaj lets herself be vulner- Do you remember the Bayside of Nahant? white uniforms but some clad able, as she does in the gorgeous ballad Get reacquainted at: www.baysidefunctions.com in black, paid homage to Robu- “Come See About Me” or the tougher, chon at a ceremony in Poitiers, Weeknd-ish “Run & Hide,” she shows why the western French town where her reign as hip-hop queen could be a long he was born just before the one. FILE PHOTO |ASSOCIATED PRESS e Bsid  Nan end of World War II. He died of The problem with “Queen,” though, is cancer on Aug. 6 at 73. that sometimes Minaj wastes her time Enjoy our ocean front location with A large photo portrait of Robu- Prominent Michelin-starred French chef Alain Ducasse and on songs that are just OK, such as the sparkling views of Boston at night. chon, who in 2016 held a record inexplicably meh single “Bed,” which a delegation from Japan were 32 Michelin stars for his restau- Ariana Grande doesn’t really help. Elegant and affordable functions since 1992: rants, was suspended outside among those who attended. (Another single “Barbie Tingz” was so Poitiers’ Saint Pierre’s Cathedral Celebrity chef Thierry Marx bland it didn’t even make the album.) Weddings • Anniversaries • Showers where a religious ceremony was told BFM-TV that Robuchon However, when Minaj is at her best, held. Friends, family and dozens “was an example of what can she can’t be beat. 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We just wanted to give local kids an opportunity to play in front of college coaches and it just blossomed to this,” After rough start, Fila said. “We have over 200 kids now coming from states like Maine, Ver- mont, Iowa, New York, Connecticut, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Champions back Rhode Island and Texas with around 60 Lynn English’s Erick Ubri prepares to swing at a pitch during to 70 coaches.” the Lynn Invitational Baseball Tournament at Fraser Field on even ground INVITATIONAL, B2 Thursday afternoon. By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF Coming into Wednesday night’s Game 3 of the North Danvers edges Lynn in extra innings Shore Baseball League finals, the Peabody Champions had their backs against the wall. Down 0-2 to the Kingston Night Owls and having allowed 18 runs over to advance in Gallant Tournament the first two games, the Champions needed to turn things around. And that’s exactly what they did. By Harold Rivera “It (Game 3) really was a big game for us after our ITEM SPORTS EDITOR first two performances,” said Peabody co-manager LYNN — Friday night’s Gallant Tournament game at Steve Gridley. “We had some chances in Game 1 that Wyoma’s Reinfuss Field between Lynn and Danvers we weren’t able to take advantage of, and Kingston was a wire-to-wire battle from start to finish. really hit the ball well. Our guys stepped up when As is often the case when two teams rise to the occa- they needed to though.” sion, seven innings wasn’t enough to decide a victor. The Peabody went on to score 19 runs over the next two game went to extras where Jackson Glover scored the games, including a 10-0 shutout in Game 3, to roar game-winning run on Liam Brooks’ RBI single for a 3-2 back and tie the best-of-seven series at 2-2. Mike Gallo Danvers win. and Greg Ladd turned in stellar pitching performanc- Brooks (1-for-4, RBI) delivered the game-winning RBI es in Game 3 and Game 4, respectively. Gallo tossed batting from the No. 10 spot in Danvers’ order. five innings of one-hit ball in his outing, while Ladd “Liam’s a little guy that has a heart the size of an ele- battled through a blister on his throwing hand to pitch phant,” Danvers manager Dave Gotts said. “He loves the five innings and allow just one run on five hits. game. I coached him all year. He’s one of my favorites.” “Mike and Greg really did a great job to keep us in With the win, Danvers improved to 2-0 in the Gallant both of those games, which is exactly what we needed,” Tournament and is off until Sunday’s championship Gridley said. game. Meanwhile, Mark Shorey, Chad Martin, BJ Weed “We’re going to try to pick up where we left off,” Gotts and Jon Cahill led the offensive attack over the said. “We’ll hit the cage a little bit too so we can get on two-game span. Shorey was the big hitter, going the fastball a little bit better. We definitely didn’t hit like 6-for-8 with six RBI over the course of both games. this team can hit. Between (pitchers) Michael Moroney Cahill and Weed each had four RBI, while Martin ITEM FILE PHOTO and Jake Semons, we’ll figure out the right contributed three RBI. combination.” “We had been getting guys on base the entire series, Lynn’s Juniel Guzman went 1-for-3 with a run but we weren’t able to bring them home in the first scored in a loss to Danvers Friday night. GALLANT, B2 two games,” Gridley said. “Once we were able to start coming up with those clutch hits, things snowballed and we were able to put up some big numbers.” The Champions are stacked with veteran players Dave Wilbur steps down as baseball who’ve been in jams before but the after their Game 2 drubbing the team got together to discuss things that needed to change. coach at Beverly High after 17 years “We usually don’t have many team meetings because we have so many veterans on the team, but after By Harold Rivera Game 2 it was different,” Gridley said. “We all came ITEM SPORTS EDITOR together and said, ‘we really need to pick it up out there or we’re going home.’ The sense of urgency was BEVERLY — After 17 seasons as the head coach of the baseball real, and our guys were able to respond to it.” program at Beverly High School, Dave Wilbur has decided to step The two-game winning streak means that this series down. will go at least six games, with all of the remaining A longtime Beverly resident, Wilbur took over the Panthers’ pro- tilts to be played at neutral-site Fraser Field. The gram in 2002. He also coached varsity baseball at Georgetown Champions should have most if not all of their best High and Melrose High, and spent seven seasons coaching at Divi- pitchers available to go over the final three games, and sion III Tufts University. He began his coaching career in 1975 Gridley’s optimistic that his team can get the job done when he was hired at Salem High to coach the junior varsity base- and bring home a NSBL title. ball team. “It’s exciting for us, and we should have all of our “I’ve been coaching baseball in some capacity since 1975,” Wilbur guys ready to go,” Gridley said. “We’re still going to said. “I’ve coached at three different high schools, I coached at the have to go out there and execute. We need to take college level for seven years. Coaching baseball has been a big part advantage of situations when we have men on base of my life. I loved every minute of it.” and we’re going to have to keep playing solid ball in Wilbur said he weighed his options shortly after Beverly conclud- ITEM FILE PHOTO the field and on the mound. If we can do all that, we’ve ed it’s 2018 season. In the end, Wilbur felt it was the right time to got a great chance.” Dave Wilbur is stepping down as step down. Game 5 of the NSBL finals will be played Saturday head coach of the Beverly High night at 8 p.m. at Fraser Field. WILBUR, B2 baseball team.

Leaping into a new football season

PHOTOS | ANNE MARIE TOBIN High school football finally got back into gear Friday afternoon, as teams across the state opened up with the first day of tryouts. The Peabody Tanners took the field for the first time to work on conditioning drills. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 Sox fall behind early, but rally to take down Rays BOSTON (AP) — Xander Bo- his left hip. Smith held on to the gaerts hit a two-run triple and ball despite tumbling into the added a pair of doubles, and front row and remained in the the Boston Red Sox scored sev- game after a quick visit from the en straight runs after allowing trainer. three in the first to beat the Tam- Bradley answered in the third pa Bay Rays 7-3 on Friday night. for Boston when he ran down a Jackie Bradley Jr. had two hits, long fly near the wall and made a including an RBI double in the leaping catch just in front of the sixth, and the Red Sox improved 379-foot mark for the second out. on the best record in the majors Johnson walked Pham with with their 87th victory. two outs in the first before Cron Brian Johnson recovered after and Wendle hit consecutive dou- getting roughed up in the first bles and Gomez singled to drive with three runs on four hits and in Wendle for a 3-0 lead. a walk. Johnson (4-3) didn’t al- Stanek allowed two runs on low another run and pitched 5 two hits in the first, his only in- 2/3 innings before leaving after ning after coming out of the bull- Joey Wendle’s two-out double in pen in the eighth inning Thurs- the sixth — Tampa Bay’s first hit day night in the Rays’ win at since the first inning. New York. Wendle drove in two runs with TRAINER’S ROOM a double in the first and Carlos Rays: LHP Vidal Nuno Gomez had an RBI single for the (strained right hamstring) was Rays. scheduled to pitch two innings Yonny Chirinos (1-5) took over for Class A Charlotte on Friday for Ryne Stanek in the second night. Nuno has been on the DL inning and allowed five runs on since July 4. nine hits over six innings. Red Sox: Activated Ian Kinsler Bogaerts pulled Boston within (strained left hamstring) from 3-2 on a triple to center in the the 10-day DL and started him first, then led off the fourth with at second. . Placed 3B Rafael a double. Eduardo Nunez drove Devers on the 10-day DL with a him in with a single to tie it at strained left hamstring, retroac- 3-all and the Red Sox added an- tive to Thursday. other run after Mookie Betts’ UP NEXT leadoff double in the fifth and a Rays: RHP Tyler Glasnow (1-2, one-out single by Mitch More- 3.97 ERA) gets his fourth start land. for the Rays since arriving from Mallex Smith had a pair of hits Pittsburgh in the Chris Archer for the Rays and a made a great trade July 31. catch in the second on a sinking Red Sox: LHP David Price (12- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ball hit by Nunez, running it 6, 3.75) has allowed a total three Xander Bogaerts watches the ball after hitting a two-run triple in the first inning against down in shallow right just before runs over his last four starts, go- the Tampa Bay Rays Friday night at Fenway Park. crashing hard into the wall with ing 2-0 with two no-decisions. Players, coaches, scouts flock to Fraser Field Paw Sox decide to INVITATIONAL Karakaedos and Fila have helped round pick for the Red Sox, Jeff From B1 many kids throughout the years cre- Locke drafted by the Braves,” Kara- move to Worcester ate paths to colleges that otherwise kaedos said. “One year in 2007 we “I used to work for the Major might not have had the opportunity. had five guys go on to the big leagues WORCESTER (AP) — After a three-year search for a League Scouting Bureau and “We take kids and put plans to- which is incredible.” new home, the Pawtucket Red Sox are leaving Rhode worked for the Yankees for three to gether, try to make sure their aca- Along with the on field success, Island for central Massachusetts. four years so the relationships are demics are on par and they don’t Karakaedos and Fila are also proud Team officials signed a deal Friday that aims to move just there,” Karakaedos said. “We miss any paperwork that allows about off the field stories, including the organization to Worcester, marking a major victory just want to help kids to get expo- them to be a financial award win- helping kids in the area help get for city officials who spent a year trying to attract the sure and it really helps with all the ner,” Karakaedos said. “There’s no their foot in the door at colleges. Triple-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. great colleges in this area.” such thing as a full scholarship be- “A lot of kids have no outlets to At a news conference in Worcester, city and state offi- One of the reasons for the tourna- cause baseball doesn’t have a big help them get exposure to local cials also unveiled plans for a new development that ment’s growth is both local and na- gate for colleges like other sports.” schools so I go in three or four times will include a $90 million stadium for the team along tional interest in New England col- “Two local examples of that are a year and give speeches to families leges, Fila and Karakaedos said. Dario Pizzano from Saugus who and athletic directors and coaches in with two hotels, hundreds of apartment units, a parking “New England has some of the went to Columbia and Cam O’Neil the area,” Karakaedos said. “We do garage and retail spaces. best colleges around,” Fila said. who went to Holy Cross,” Fila said. some workouts and try to bring 20 “This is a once-in-a generation opportunity,” Massa- “These kids are looking for the aca- “The first year they may have gotten to 30 of them here a year and get chusetts Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito said. “This is really just demics first, hopefully baseball ‘x ‘amount of dollars but they get them to local colleges. That’s why we building on the momentum, building on the good work opens the door for them and people there and they start getting more do it. that is already happening here.” are starting to figure it out.” and more and now they have seen “That’s what I like,” Karakaedos After announcing the news, Worcester Mayor Joseph “A lot of people say, ‘let’s get out of success.” added. “Shining the light on what’s Petty received a standing ovation and chants of Florida or somewhere and lets get to Throughout the years many play- positive and can be done. There are “WooSox.” The phrase has been suggested as a new New England, to some of the best ers participating in the invitational more success stories off the baseball nickname for the team, which is commonly called the academics in the world,’” Karakae- have advanced to be drafted and field then there are on it and that’s PawSox. dos said. “They’re starting to utilize signed professional contracts. the cool thing. It’s a passion for us The deal would move the team about 40 miles (64 ki- the sport instead of the sport utiliz- “We can look back to 2007, we have and I dont think its ever going to lometers) from its current home in Pawtucket. The ing them.” the picture of Matt Barnes a first stop.” team said it will continue to play at the 77-year-old McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket for the next two years. Red Sox Chairman Larry Lucchino said the deal marks a “major milestone on a journey that began 12 Despite loss, Lynn stays alive in Gallant Tournament months ago.” GALLANT Danvers runners to advance to sec- like 150 pitches and he still had the While Worcester officials were celebrating the deal, some in Rhode Island blasted it. From B1 ond and third, Semons scored the gas at the end. Reardon threw very first run of the night on an errant well. He had good pop in his game. In an interview with WPRI-TV, Rhode Island Gov. Lynn falls to 1-1 in the tournament Lynn throw. A sharply hit grounder The two runs we gave up were errors. Gina Raimondo said she isn’t ready to give up. and is back on the Wyoma diamond back to Guzman on the mound off We had one defensive meltdown. It “I’m not going to take no for an answer right away. So Saturday night (7:30) against the Jake Hamel’s bat plated Reardon for was a well played game between two I’m going to say, ‘Give us another meeting and give us winner of Peabody/Salem. the 2-0 Danvers lead. great teams.” another chance,’” she said. “Salem and Peabody play tomor- Lynn clawed its way back with one Guzman threw seven innings, al- Pawtucket Mayor Donald Grebien said that although row at 4:30 (p.m.),” Lynn manager run in the bottom of the third. A swift lowed no earned runs on two hits and many were struggling with the news Friday, the city Jeff Earp said. “Whoever loses is James Meklis laid down a bunt and struck out 15. will “continue to move forward toward an even brighter eliminated and we’ll play the winner. reached on a Danvers throwing error, “Juniel pitched tremendous,” Earp future.” Salem and Peabody are both very then scored all the way from first on said. “Chris Marks made a couple “The PawSox do not make Pawtucket. Pawtucket good and always well coached. Pea- another errant throw and a dropped great plays at first base that saved made the PawSox,” Grebien said in a statement. body’s outstanding, they seem to win ball at the plate. us. Chris had a great game. Once PawSox officials said in July 2017 they would field this tournament every other year or Guzman (1-for-3) helped his own Juniel got used to that mound he offers from other cities interested in helping them build once every three years. They play cause and tied the game in the bot- battled and took care of business. a new stadium after they failed to reach an agreement quality baseball, always. Hopefully tom of the fourth, when he led the “We had 24 at-bats and struck out to remain in Pawtucket. Days later, about 10,000 post- we do what we have to do.” inning with a single. The Lynn pitch- cards signed by fans urging the PawSox to move to Lynn starting pitcher Juniel Guz- er swiped second base and advanced 18 times,” Earp said. “It happens. Worcester were delivered to team offices. man struggled to locate his pitches in to third on a wild pitch. Alert on the The kids competed, they really did. In June, Raimondo signed legislation designed to keep the early going, allowing five walks basepaths and quick on his feet, Guz- They’ve come a long way. But we the team in Pawtucket. That legislation enables the in the first two innings. But Guzman man raced home on a passed ball to didn’t hit and didn’t make the little buckled down at the right moments tie the game at 2-2. plays.” team, the state and the city to begin shopping for bonds and kept Danvers off the board. Both pitchers settled down through Tied 2-2 in the top of the eighth, to finance a new stadium in Pawtucket. That changed in the top of the third the next three innings. Danvers’ Danvers plated the game-winning Under Rhode Island’s plan, the PawSox would con- inning, when Danvers struck through Reardon pitched six-plus innings run after Brooks beat out a RBI sin- tribute $45 million to the $83 million project and be for a pair of runs to grab a 2-0 lead. and finished with 13 strikeouts. gle to score Glover from third. responsible for any cost overruns. The state and the city An infield error allowed Danvers Reardon allowed two hits and no Danvers reliever Moroney (two in- would be responsible for the remaining $38 million in pitcher Steven Reardon to reach base earned runs. nings pitched, five strikeouts) fanned bonds. after Semons walked to lead the in- “It was a pitcher’s duel,” Gotts said. Lynn in order in the bottom of the Worcester officials had continued courting the team ning. After a wild pitch allowed the “The Lynn pitcher (Guzman) threw eighth to seal the 3-2 win. even as it negotiated with Rhode Island. After 17 years at the helm, Dave Wilbur leaves Beverly baseball on a high note WILBUR and earned the No. 3 seed in the great year. We’ve had great kids great memories. It’s been an hon- looking bright for the Panthers, From B1 Division 2 North state tourna- over the years and great seasons or to coach in several communi- Wilbur felt as though he left the ment. Beverly won its first sec- but I couldn’t have asked for a ties, but my 17 years in Beverly program in good standing. “At the end of every season I tional crown in program history, better year to leave on. That’s for were truly special. It was a per- “Our junior varsity team went always take some time to look defeating Masconomet 3-1 in the sure.” fect situation for me. The admin- 16-4 and our freshman team ahead not just for the next season Division 2 North final. Wilbur said none of his success istration was outstanding. We went 13-6,” Wilbur said. “We have but the next two or three years,” The Panthers lost 4-3 to North would’ve been possible without have top-notch facilities. It makes five returning seniors who played. Wilbur said. “When we finished Attleboro in the Division 2 East- dedicated efforts from his players Beverly a great place to coach One of the things I’m proud of is this year I knew I wasn’t going to ern Mass. final. Wilbur, recently and coaching assistants during and I appreciate all the support the way the players have compet- be able to commit to the demands inducted into the Massachusetts his tenure. The support the Pan- we received. It’s been a great ex- ed to consistently be successful. I of the job for the next two to three Baseball Coaches Association thers received from the Beverly perience for me and my family. years. It’s a 12-month-a-year job. Hall of Fame, was named the High administration and commu- “I’d like to thank all my assis- think it’s built for someone to I didn’t think coming back for 2018 Northeastern Conference nity members was also a key part tants,” Wilbur said. “I was very come in and keep it going.” just one season was fair. I’ve de- Coach of the Year. of the program’s success. grateful to have talented assis- In addition to coaching base- cided to step down at this point.” “We’ve had some good teams “I want to thank all the players tants. Our kids have benefitted so ball, Wilbur has also coached Wilbur undoubtedly closed his over the years,” Wilbur said, “but for their effort,” Wilbur said. much from their coaching.” Beverly’s freshman football team Beverly coaching tenure on a to have a season like we had this “Through the years, the kids in Beverly’s junior varsity and for the past 23 years. Wilbur said high note. The Panthers finished past year, all the kids in the pro- Beverly have been fantastic. To- freshman teams also had great he will remain in that role this the 2018 regular season at 16-4 gram helped me leave with a gether we really shared some seasons in 2018. With the future year. SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Woods cross jump and the softball throw. All communities are country series invited. For more information, The 49th annual Lynn visit www.lwrun.org, email Summer cross country [email protected] or call series will continue every (781) 709-7135 or (781) Wednesday until Septem- 593-6562. ber 26. Each evening includes a regular 1.59 mile, a short Lynn English golf race of the day and a long tryouts race of the day. There is no entry fee. Lynn English golf tryouts Refer top www.lwrun.org will be held at Gannon Golf for more information. Course on Thursday, August 23 at 4:30pm. Anyone inter- 2018-2019 Junior ested must report to the clubhouse prepared to play Olympic softball nine holes, with a completed physical. Contact coach Jim The New England Storm Tidmarsh at 781-424-8025 Jr. Olympic Softball Pro- with any questions. gram, entering its 19th sea- son, will be conducting girls’ youth softball tryouts during Lynn Classical golf the next 3 weeks. Please tryouts visit www.newengland- [email protected] for more Lynn Classical golf tryouts information. Or, please con- will be held at Reedy Mead- tact the director, John Gam- ow Golf Course in Lynnfield bale at jgambale.nestorm@ on Thursday, August 23 and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS aol.com. Friday, August 24 at 11 a.m. Anyone interested must Tom Brady, center, throws a pass as offensive lineman Trent Brown, right, blocks for him during a report to the clubhouse pre- preseason game against the Philadelphia Eagles Thursday night at Gillette Stadium. Youth Summer pared to play nine holes evening track each day, have updated physical/medical exam and Brady, Patriots starters look sharp in The fifth annual Lynn have a signed parental per- Parks and Recreation mission slip and concussion Youth Summer Evening form to tryout (no excep- Track meets will be held tions). For more information, first preseason action against Eagles at the Manning Field contact coach Jack Morrison track on Mondays for the at 508-364-9860. FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Tom 172 yards and two touchdowns on the first half of the Patriots’ 37-20 next two months from Brady moved the New England Pa- Thursday night to help stake New victory. The Eagles (0-2) had five pen- Monday, July 9 until Mon- Registration for triots with ease in their Super Bowl England (2-0) to a 27-7 halftime lead. alties for 50 yards in the first quar- day, August 27 at 6:30 rematch against the penalty-prone Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles left in ter — including two for lowering the p.m. There is no entry fee Lynn Babe Ruth Eagles, winning 37-20 with a lit- the second quarter with a shoulder head to initiate contact and one for to participate. tle help from running back James injury after a strip sack that Bent- hitting a defenseless receiver — and There will be running Fall Ball events and field events at White and fifth-round draft choice ley recovered and ran 54 yards for a 97 penalty yards in all. each meet. Running Fall Ball Registration for Ja’Whaun Bentley. touchdown. After sitting out last week’s exhi- events will be a 30-meter Lynn Babe Ruth will be held In his first action since losing in White caught six passes for 61 bition season opener, Brady led New race for ages three and this Saturday, August 18 the NFL title game to Philadelphia, yards, including a 20-yard touch- England to scores on four of the six under and 50, 100, 200, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Brady completed 19 of 26 passes for down, and also ran for 31 yards in series he played. 400, 800, one-mile and clubhouse at the Babe Ruth relays for ages high school field (Bowzer Complex). All and younger. Field events little graduates and anyone will be the standing long ages 12-15 is eligible to play. Investigators to give Ohio State its report

MLB on Urban Meyer’s actions next week AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio State says factfinders East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB investigating coach Urban Meyer’s handling of domestic Boston 87 36 .707 — Atlanta 68 52 .567 — abuse allegations against a former assistant will deliver New York 75 46 .620 11 Philadelphia 68 54 .557 1 Tampa Bay 62 60 .508 24½ Washington 62 61 .504 7½ a report to university leaders sometime next week. Toronto 55 66 .455 31 New York 52 69 .430 16½ The school announced Friday that the investigation Baltimore 36 86 .295 50½ Miami 48 76 .387 22 Central Division Central Division will wrap up on Sunday as planned, and a report will be W L Pct GB W L Pct GB delivered to the six-person group appointed by trustees Cleveland 70 51 .579 — Chicago 70 50 .583 — Minnesota 57 63 .475 12½ Milwaukee 68 55 .553 3½ to coordinate the probe. Detroit 50 72 .410 20½ St. Louis 66 56 .541 5 The report will then be shared with trustees in a Chicago 44 76 .367 25½ Pittsburgh 61 61 .500 10 still-unscheduled executive meeting next week. Kansas City 37 84 .306 33 Cincinnati 52 69 .430 18½ West Division West Division Meyer has been on paid leave since Aug. 1, when Ohio W L Pct GB W L Pct GB State began investigating the superstar coach’s handling Houston 74 47 .612 — Arizona 67 55 .549 — FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Oakland 72 49 .595 2 Colorado 65 56 .537 1½ of 2015 abuse allegations leveled by the ex-wife of former Seattle 70 52 .574 4½ Los Angeles 65 57 .533 2 receivers coach Zach Smith. A report on Ohio State football coach Urban Los Angeles 62 61 .504 13 San Francisco 61 61 .500 6 Meyer’s knowledge of a former assistant coach’s Texas 54 69 .439 21 San Diego 48 76 .387 20 Smith, the grandson of former Ohio State coach and Meyer mentor Earle Bruce, was dismissed July 23 after domestic violence allegations will be given to the Friday’s Games 0-2), 10:10 p.m. Cleveland 2, Baltimore 1 N.Y. Mets (deGrom 7-7) at Philadelphia Courtney Smith was granted a domestic-protection order. university next week. Boston 7, Tampa Bay 3 (Arrieta 9-7), 4:05 p.m. Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Mets 2 Chicago Cubs (Montgomery 4-4) at Pitts- Washington 8, Miami 2 burgh (Musgrove 4-7), 7:05 p.m. Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Miami (Chen 4-9) at Washington (Milone Snedeker takes two-shot lead into weekend at Wyndham L.A. Angels at Texas, 8:05 p.m. 1-1), 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Colorado (Senzatela 4-3) at Atlanta (Fol- Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. tynewicz 10-7), 7:10 p.m. GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — er in PGA Tour history to break 60, Peter Malnati, Keith Mitchell, Harris Houston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. San Francisco (Bumgarner 4-4) at Cincinna- L.A. Dodgers at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. ti (Harvey 5-7), 7:10 p.m. Brandt Snedeker couldn’t block out Snedeker moved to 14-under 126 English, Brett Stegmaier and Sergio Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Miley 2-1) at St. Louis (Mikolas San Francisco at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 12-3), 7:15 p.m. the buzz that surrounded his first- halfway through the final PGA Tour Garcia were 9 under. Colorado at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Arizona (Godley 13-6) at San Diego (Rich- round 11-under 59 at the Wyndham event before the playoffs. Snedeker, the 2012 FedEx Cup Milwaukee at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. ard 7-10), 8:40 p.m. Arizona at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Sunday’s Games Championship. He refocused just in “You hear people telling you every champion, won this tournament in Saturday’s Games Tampa Bay at Boston, 1:05 p.m. time to reclaim the lead. two seconds, ‘Mr. 59,’ or saying how 2007 before it moved across town to Toronto (Reid-Foley 0-1) at N.Y. Yankees Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. (Severino 15-6), 1:05 p.m. Baltimore at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. Snedeker followed his historic cool it was to watch it,” Snedeker the par-70 Sedgefield Country Club. Baltimore (Cobb 3-15) at Cleveland (Plutko Detroit at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. 4-2), 4:05 p.m. Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. opening score with a 67 on Friday to said. “So, yes, totally on your mind.” He had the tour’s first 59 of the year Houston (Keuchel 9-9) at Oakland (Cahill L.A. Angels at Texas, 3:05 p.m. take a two-stroke lead into the week- D.A. Points shot a 64 to reach 12 during the first round. 4-2), 4:05 p.m. Houston at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Detroit (TBD) at Minnesota (Stewart 0-1), L.A. Dodgers at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. end at the Wyndham Championship. under — one stroke ahead of C.T. But it wasn’t easy to follow a score 7:10 p.m. San Francisco at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. A day after becoming the 10th play- Pan, who also had a 64. David Hearn, like that. Kansas City (Keller 5-5) at Chicago White Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Sox (Covey 4-9), 7:10 p.m. Colorado at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. Tampa Bay (Glasnow 1-2) at Boston (Price Miami at Washington, 1:35 p.m. 12-6), 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. TV/RADIO L.A. Angels (Heaney 7-7) at Texas (TBD), Arizona at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. 8:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets vs. Philadelphia at Charlotte, SATURDAY Little League World Series L.A. Dodgers (Hill 5-4) at Seattle (Ramirez N.C., 7:10 p.m. TV 3 p.m...... 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Bryant Jennings vs. Alexander Dimitrenko...ESPN WNBA 1958 — Floyd Patterson knocks around title. Yang, who finished NFL Preseason 3 p.m...... Los Angeles at Connecticut...... NBCSB out Roy Harris in the 13th round with a bronze, is wrongly docked 1 p.m...... Jacksonville at Minnesota...... NFL Network 7 p.m...... Washington at Minnesota...... ESPN2 at Wrigley Field in Los Angeles a tenth of a point on his second- 4 p.m...... Oakland at LA Rams...... NFL Network Beach volleyball to retain his world heavyweight to-last routine, the parallel bars. 7 p.m...... Cincinnati at Dallas...... NFL Network 4:30 p.m...... AVP Pro Tour: Manhattan Beach Open...... NBC He finishes third, 0.049 points title. 10 p.m...... Seattle at LA Chargers...... NFL Network Drag racing behind Hamm, who becomes the 1964 — The International Olym- CFL 2 p.m...... NHRA: Lucas Oil Nationals...... FS1 first American man to win gym- pic Committee bans South Africa 9 p.m...... Montreal at Edmonton...... ESPN2 Golf nastics’ biggest prize. from competing in the Summer Golf 7 a.m...... European PGA: Nordea Masters...... Golf 2008 — A day after winning an Olympics because of its apart- 7 a.m...... European PGA: Nordea Masters...... Golf 1 p.m...... PGA: Wyndham Championship...... Golf Olympic gold medal in Beijing, heid policies. 12 p.m...... US Amateur (semifinals)...... Fox 3 p.m...... Champions: Dick’s Sporting Goods Open...... Golf Rafael Nadal officially unseats 1994 — South Africa is intro- 1 p.m...... PGA: Wyndham Championship...... Golf 3 p.m...... PGA: Wyndham Championship...... CBS Roger Federer to become the duced for the first time in 36 3 p.m...... Champions: Dick’s Sporting Goods Open...... Golf 4:30 p.m...... US Amateur...... FS1 world’s No. 1 tennis player when 5 p.m...... LPGA: Indy Women in Tech...... Golf years during the opening cere- the ATP rankings are released. 3 p.m...... PGA: Wyndham Championship...... CBS monies of the 15th Common- 5 p.m...... LPGA: Indy Women in Tech...... Golf 7 p.m...... Web.com: Portland Open...... Golf Federer had been atop the rank- Gymnastics wealth Games held in Victoria, ings for 235 weeks. 7 p.m...... Web.com: Portland Open...... Golf British Columbia. South Afri- Gymnastics 8 p.m...... US Championships (women)...... NBC 2013 — For the first time in Sol- Horse racing ca had been banned from the heim Cup history, the Europeans 3:30 p.m...... US Championships (men)...... Olympic Games since 1958 because of 4:30 p.m...... US Championships (men)...... NBC 4 p.m...... Saratoga: Summer Colony Stakes...... FS2 leaves America with the trophy. Auto racing its apartheid policies. Horse racing Caroline Hedwall becomes the 2:10 p.m...... IndyCar: ABC Supply 500...... NBCSN 1995 — Thirteen-year-old Dom- 2 p.m...... GI Alabama & GII Lake Placid Stakes...... FS2 first player in the 23-year his- Soccer inique Moceanu becomes the Auto racing tory of the event to win all five 8:30 a.m...... Huddersfield Town at Manchester City...... NBCSN youngest to win the National 7:30 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: Bristol Night Race....NBCSN matches. She finishes with a 11 a.m...... Manchester U at Brighton & Hove Albion. NBCSN Gymnastics Championships se- Motor sports 1-up victory over Michelle Wie 11:55 a.m...... Serie A: Torino vs. AS Roma...... ESPNews nior women’s all-around title in 3 p.m...... Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Series...... NBCSN and gives Europe the 14 points 7:30 p.m...... MLS: New England at D.C. United...... FS1 New Orleans. Soccer it needed to retain the cup. Surfing 2000 — Tiger Woods ties the 7:30 a.m...... Newcastle United at Cardiff City...... NBCSN 2013 — Usain Bolt is perfect 3 p.m...... Volcom Pipe Tour...... Fox 36-hole scoring record in the again with three gold medals. 10 a.m...... Fulham at Tottenham Hotspur...... NBCSN Tennis PGA Championship with a 5-un- The Jamaican great becomes 12:30 p.m...... Arsenal at Chelsea...... NBC 2 p.m...... Western & Southern Open (women’s final).ESPN2 der 67 to take a one-stroke lead the most successful athlete in 4 p.m...... MLS: Los Angeles at Seattle...... ESPN 4 p.m...... Western & Southern Open (men’s final).....ESPN2 over unheralded Scott Dunlap. the 30-year history of the world 10:30 p.m...... NWSL: Chicago at Portland...... ESPNews Radio Woods, at 11-under 133, ties the championships. The 4x100-me- Tennis MLB mark for relation to par last set ter relay gold erases the mem- 12 p.m...... Western & Southern Open...... ESPN2 by Mark O’Meara and Ernie Els ories of the 100 title he missed 7 p.m...... Western & Southern Open...... ESPN2 1:05 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 in 1995. out on in South Korea two years Track and field Soccer 2004 — Paul Hamm wins the ago because of a false start. 3 p.m...... Muller Grand Prix Birmingham...... NBC 7:30 p.m...... MLS: New England at D.C. United...... WBZ-FM 98.5 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV AUGUST 18, 2018 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) ARIES (March 21-April 19) WGBH Age Re- The Big Band Years (My Music) Big Band Last of the Breed Willie Nelson. Poldark on Master- Betty White: First Lady of Look for unique ways to im- ^ PBS versed hits. piece Television Old friends will be a reminder Engage in events that will en- prove your home life without WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Pink Collar Crimes 48 Hours 48 Hours News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles of what made you move on. courage new friendships and $ CBS Fortune (N) “Crazy for You” going into debt. You cannot Don’t let someone put you discussions regarding your in- WCVB Inside Chronicle The Good Doctor 20/20 “The Searchers” People search for News- Celebrity Person of Interest Elemen- buy love; you must earn it. down. Use charm and diplo- tentions. Be willing to give a % ABC Edition “Sacrifice” their birth families. (N) Center 5 Page “Witness” tary Pitching in and doing your macy to show how far you’ve little to get a little. WBTS Access (N) America’s Got Talent “Live Quarter Finals Dateline NBC “Fam- News Saturday Night Live “Chance 1st Look part will help. come. * NBC 1” Twelve hopefuls perform. ily Secrets” at 11 the Rapper; Eminem” TAURUS (April 20-May 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) WFXT Entertainment MasterChef A dish featuring five ingredi- Boston Boston Gordon Ramsay’s Just for Just for Boston CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Discuss your feelings with a 9 FOX Tonight (N) ents. News 25 24 Hours to Hell Laughs Laughs News Taking short trips, visiting Stick close to home and make loved one. If you want to make WUTF El señor doctor (1966) Cantinflas, Marta Romero. Un ›‡ Addicted (2014, Drama) Sharon Leal, El gendarme desconocido (1941, Come- friends or relatives or just the alterations that you’ve = UMA doctor examina a muchas mujeres hermosas. Boris Kodjoe, Tasha Smith. dia) Cantinflas, Mapy Cortés. changes at home or to your re- changing your routine will give been contemplating. A change Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ››‡ Suspect (1987, Suspense) Cher, Den- Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & lationship, it’s best to be open WSBK you the pick-me-up you need will make you feel good about F MNT Theory Theory nis Quaid, Liam Neeson. Molly to spark new ideas or find and honest about your plans WGBX The The Carpenters: Close to You Dionne Warwick: Then Came On the Psychiatrist’s Couch Austin City Limits NOVA your life and the direction in before you begin. ways to move in a positive di- which you are heading. L PBS Tenors- (My Music Presents) You (My Music) With Daniel Amen, MD rection. WWJE Alaska State Troop- Panic 9-1-1 Crime 360 A young Crime 360 A family Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue Rescue GEMINI (May 21-June 20) R JN ers “NYPD to AST” man is found dead. shooting. 911 911 911 911 911 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Put more time, effort and WLVI Last Man Last Man Modern Modern Mom Mom 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Hot Scandal “Trojan You’ll do better helping Put your best foot forward X CW Standing Standing Family Family CW56 (N) Guy and Bothered” Horse” when dealing with others. How thought into looking your best TELE ››› Tangled (2010, Niños) Voices of El César (N) Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa strangers than you will trying and projecting the image you to please the people close you share your thoughts and ¨ TELE Mandy Moore, Zachary Levi. y Más nes tremas engage in activities will set the want to portray. Social events WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & to you. Take a moment to do will lead to interesting discus- ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order something that makes you tone for how well you will get along going forward. sions that encourage positive CABLE STATIONS feel good about your appear- change. (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 08.18.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law ance. A&E PD -- 08.10.18” (N) enforcement. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) (5:30) ›› “Deep ››‡ The Day After Tomorrow (2004, Action) Dennis ››› Men in Black (1997, Action) Tommy ››‡ Hancock (2008) An emotional situation can CANCER (June 21-July 22) AMC SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Impact” (1998) Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ian Holm. Lee Jones, Will Smith. Will Smith. Plans can be made, and set your plans back. Choose Express your feelings and (4:40) ›››‡ “The Green Mile” (1999, ›››‡ The Green Mile (1999, Drama) Tom Hanks, David Morse, Michael Clarke Duncan. Mr-Mrs consider alternative ways to BRAVO get-togethers are encouraged, not to meddle in other peo- Drama) Tom Hanks. ‘R’ A condemned prisoner possesses a miraculous healing power. ‘R’ Smith as long as you don’t overdo it. ple’s affairs. Focus on your do things that will please oth- Alaskan Bush Peo- Alaskan Bush People: Born Free “Browntown Fix” The Brown Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan DISC You don’t have to spend a lot personal interests and financ- ers. Take better care of your ple: Born Free (N) family fends off bears. (N) People “Raised Wild” People Bush of money to make a personal es. Aim to stabilize your life, health. Proper fitness and diet Stuck/ Stuck/ Bunk’d Bunk’d Bizaard- Bizaard- Andi Andi Raven’s Raven’s Bunk’d Bunk’d Bunk’d DISN Middle Middle vark vark Mack Mack Home Home change. not to disrupt it. should be enforced. 2018 Little League 2018 Little League World Series Elimina- Boxing Bryant Jennings vs. Alexander SportsCenter (N) SportsCen- ESPN World Series tion, Game 12: Teams TBA. (N) Dimitrenko. From Atlantic City, N.J. (N) ter ATP Tennis Western & Southern Open, CFL Football Montreal Alouettes at Edmonton Eskimos. (N) Championship Drive GameDay BRIDGE ESPN2 Men’s Second Semifinal. From Cincinnati. (6:55) ›››‡ “Big Hero 6” (2014) Voices of ›››‡ The Incredibles (2004) Voices of Craig T. Nelson. Ani- ›››‡ Bolt (2008) Voices of FREE Ryan Potter, Scott Adsit. mated. A former superhero gets back into action. John Travolta, Miley Cyrus. (5:30) ››‡ “The ››‡ Ghostbusters (2016, Comedy) Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Snowfall “Serpiente” Better Better Things “White How maybe to avoid an adverse result FX Heat” (2013) Wiig. Four women battle mischievous ghosts in New York. Things Rock” Peter McWilliams, a self-help dummy’s queen and captures He will probably return his (6:10) ›››‡ ›››‡ Darkest Hour (2017, Historical The Deuce “Pilot” Vincent plots The Deuce “Show Sharp Objects HBO “Dunkirk” (2017) Drama) Gary Oldman. ‘PG-13’ to improve his situation. and Prove” “Cherry” author, wrote, “To avoid situa- East’s king with his ace. South second club, but South wins (5:30) ››› “Pale ››› The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) Clint Eastwood. A Confed- Pawn Pawn ››› The Outlaw Josey Wales tions in which you might make crosses to dummy with a club with his jack, draws trumps HIST Rider” (1985) erate soldier vows to avenge his family’s murder. Stars Stars (1976) Clint Eastwood. mistakes may be the biggest and runs the heart 10. Howev- and claims those 10 tricks (6:00) “A Night to Married to a Murderer (2017, Suspense) Babysitter’s Nightmare (2018, Suspense) Married to a Murderer (2017) listed earlier. LIFE mistake of all.” er, if West is a genius, he will Regret” (2018) Anna Hutchison, Aaron Arnold. Brittany Underwood, Jet Jurgensmeyer. Anna Hutchison, Aaron Arnold. Everyone makes mistakes; it win with his king and continue Tune in next week for more Ridicu- Ridicu- ››› Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story ››› The Other Guys (2010, Comedy) Will Ferrell, ››‡ Step Brothers on this unavoidable topic. MTV lousness lousness (2004, Comedy) Vince Vaughn. Mark Wahlberg, Eva Mendes. (2008, Comedy) is a fact of life. But with care- with the spade seven. East will (6:00) The ’86 Anything Is Possible: The Story of the Angling State of Professional Fighters League Altantic Poker ful consideration, most can be take the trick with his nine and NBCSB Celtics 2008 Celtics the Revs City. From Atlantic City, N.Y. avoided — try not to rush for- shift to the diamond queen, MLB Baseball Tampa Bay Rays at Boston Red Sox. Fenway Extra Red Sox Sports Dirty MLB Baseball Tampa Bay Rays ward thoughtlessly. giving the defenders four NESN Park. (N) Innings Final (N) Today Water TV at Boston Red Sox. To avoid losing unnecessary tricks: one heart, one spade Henry Henry Henry Kid Full Full Full Full Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK tricks at the bridge table can and two diamonds. Danger Danger Danger Danger House House House House require a careful avoidance of The declarer should realize ››‡ Ghost in the Shell (2017, Science Lynyrd Skynyrd: If I Leave Who Is Lynyrd Skynyrd: If I Leave The Affair “409” SHOW Fiction) Scarlett Johansson. ‘PG-13’ Here Tomorrow (2018) ‘NR’ America? Here Tomorrow (2018) ‘NR’ error. In this difficult deal, what that if he keeps East off the (6:58) Power “Sec- Power Celebrating Power “A Changed Power “The Devil Vida ››‡ The Proposal (2009, Romance-Come- should happen in four hearts lead, his contract will almost STARZ ond Chances” Tariq’s birthday. Man?” Inside” dy) Sandra Bullock. ‘PG-13’ after West leads the spade certainly succeed. 5-Headed Shark Attack (2017, Horror) 6-Headed Shark Attack (2018, Action) Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama Futurama jack? First, South lets West hold SYFY Nikki Howard, Lindsay Sawyer. Brandon Auret, Chris Fisher. South seems to have at trick one with the spade jack. Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Wrecked Joker’s Joker’s Joker’s TBS least 10 winners from one Declarer wins the spade con- Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Wild Wild Wild spade, five hearts and four tinuation, plays a club to the (5:25) ››› ››‡ Now You See Me (2013) Jesse Eisen- ››› Ocean’s Twelve (2004) George Clooney, Brad Pitt. Indebted Point TNT “Ocean’s Eleven” berg, Mark Ruffalo. criminals plan an elaborate heist in Europe. Break clubs. A careless declarer, queen and takes a trump fi- NCIS “The San NCIS “House NCIS Investigating a NCIS “High Tide” Queen of the South Shooter “Alpha Dog” Suits hoping for an overtrick or two, nesse. Yes, it loses, but West USA Dominick” Divided” sailor’s kidnapping. “El Diablo” covers West’s spade jack with has no killing continuation. (6:30) ››‡ “The Fast and the Furious: ›› White Chicks (2004, Comedy) Shawn ›› First Sunday (2008, Comedy) Ice Black VH1 Tokyo Drift” (2006) Lucas Black. Wayans, Marlon Wayans. Cube, Katt Williams, Tracy Morgan. Knight CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV AUGUST 19, 2018 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Memory Rescue Classical Rewind Classical Grateful Dead -- Downhill From Here ››› The Beatles: Eight Days a Week -- ^ PBS With Daniel Amen masterpieces. The Touring Years (2016) Ringo Starr WBZ 60 Minutes (N) Big Brother (N) NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: Los Angeles News Sports Final OT (N) Joel Inspira- $ CBS “Viral” Osteen tion Min WCVB America’s Funniest Celebrity Family The $100,000 Pyra- To Tell the Truth (N) News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos Feud mid (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Foe” WBTS Dateline NBC Gymnastics U.S. Championships, Wom- Shades of Blue “By News Access American Ninja * NBC en’s. From TD Garden in Boston. (N) Virtue Fall” (N) at 11 Warrior WFXT Golf U.S. Simpsons Simpsons Bob’s Family Bob’s Boston 25 News at Boston News In- Whacked This- Boston 9 FOX Amateur, Burgers Guy Burgers 10PM (N) News Depth Out Spo. Minute News WUTF ››‡ The Last Castle (2001, Suspenso) Robert Red- ›‡ Black Rock (2012) Katie Drug Real ››‡ Dredd (2012, Acción) Karl = UMA ford, James Gandolfini, Mark Ruffalo. Aselton, Lake Bell. Wars America Urban, Olivia Thirlby. WSBK Castle “Reckoning” WBZ News 8p (N) Blue Bloods “Lost Blue Bloods “Hard Big Bang Big Bang 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and F MNT Souls” Bargain” Theory Theory Girls Girls Half Men WGBX Heather On the Psychiatrist’s Couch With Daniel Age Reversed With ADD and Loving It?! Poldark on Masterpiece L PBS Headley Amen, MD Miranda WWJE Poisoned Passions Killer Profile “Israel Catch My Killer Dead on Arrival Drugs, Inc. “Dealer Border Wars “Cartel Hard R JN “Mob Girl” Keyes” “Blood Sacrifice” POV” Crackdown” Time WLVI Anger Anger Modern Modern Gold- Gold- 7 News at 10PM on Family Rookie Blue “Bullet Scandal Olivia feels X CW Manage. Manage. Family Family bergs bergs CW56 (N) Guy Proof” defeated by Peus. TELE Exatlón Estados Unidos (N) Falco (N) Don Francisco te Titulares Decisio- Exatlón Extra (N) Decisio- ¨ TELE invita (N) y Más nes nes WABU NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles Private Eyes “The NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: LA ¥ ION “Deadline” “Sacrifice” Good Soldier” (N) “Lone Wolf” “Honor” “Greed” CABLE STATIONS Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens “The Ancient Aliens Ancient A&E Replicants” Aliens (5:21) “The Day Fear the Walking Fear the Walking Preacher “Schwanz- Talking Dead (N) Fear the Walking Dead Alicia AMC After Tomorrow” Dead Dead (N) kopf” (N) reckons with an enemy. The Real House- The Real House- The Real House- Married to Medicine The Real House- ››‡ 27 Dresses (2008) Kather- BRAVO wives of Potomac wives of Potomac wives of Potomac wives of Potomac ine Heigl. ‘PG-13’ (6:00) Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Alaskan Bush Ultimate Ninja Chal- Alaskan Bush Ultimate Ninja Chal- Alaskan DISC People: Born Free People (N) People (N) lenge (N) People lenge Bush “Finding ›››‡ Finding Dory (2016, Children’s) DuckTales “The Bunk’d Andi Andi Bunk’d Bunk’d Bunk’d DISN Nemo” Voices of Ellen DeGeneres. ‘PG’ Shadow War!” Mack Mack MLB Baseball New York Mets vs Philadelphia Phillies. BB&T SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter SportsCen- ESPN Ballpark at Historic Bowman Field. (N) ter WNBA Basketball Washington Mystics at SportsCenter Body 10: A Decade Boxing Bryant Jennings vs. Alexander 30 for 30 ESPN2 Minnesota Lynx. Target Center. (N) Special of Body Issue Dimitrenko. From Atlantic City, N.J. Shorts (6:35) ›››‡ “The Incredibles” (2004) ›››‡ Ratatouille (2007, Children’s) Voices of Patton Oswalt, Ian ››› Tarzan (1999) Voices of FREE Voices of Craig T. Nelson. Holm, Lou Romano. Tony Goldwyn. (5:00) ››‡ “Ghost- ››› Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014, Action) Colin Firth. A ››› Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014, Action) FX busters” dapper spy takes a troubled youth under his wing. Colin Firth, Michael Caine, Taron Egerton. (6:50) ›››‡ “Darkest Hour” (2017, His- Sharp Objects “Fall- Ballers Insecure Last Sharp Objects Insecure Ballers HBO torical Drama) Gary Oldman. ‘PG-13’ ing” (N) (N) (N) Week “Falling” American Pickers American Pickers: Bonus Buys “Texas Picking” A collector’s mammoth stockpile. (N) American Pickers: Bonus HIST “Bucking Bronco” Buys “Texas Picking” (6:00) “The Wrong My Husband’s Secret Wife (2018, Sus- My Husband’s Double Life (2018, Sus- My Husband’s Secret Wife LIFE Mother” (2017) pense) Helena Mattsson, Josh Kelly. pense) Amy Nuttall, Daniel Lapaine. 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Survi- Survi- Survi- Survi- Survi- Survi- Survi- Survi- Survi- Survi- Power “The Devil Proud STARZ vor’s vor’s vor’s vor’s vor’s vor’s vor’s vor’s vor’s vor’s Inside” Mary ‘R’ “Sharknado 5: The Last Sharknado: It’s About Time The Last Sharknado: It’s About Time ›‡ Sharknado: The 4th Awak- SYFY Global Swarming” (2018, Action) Ian Ziering, Tara Reid. (2018, Action) Ian Ziering, Tara Reid. ens (2016) Ian Ziering. (6:00) ››‡ “Tower ››‡ Central Intelligence (2016, Action) ›› Rush Hour 2 (2001, Action) Jackie Wrecked ›› The Interview TBS Heist” Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart. Chan, Chris Tucker, John Lone. (2014) Seth Rogen “Hobbit: Battle of ››‡ San Andreas (2015, Action) Dwayne Johnson, ››‡ Hercules (2014, Adventure) Dwayne ››‡ Con Air (1997, TNT the Five Armies” Carla Gugino, Alexandra Daddario. Johnson, Ian McShane. Action) Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Modern Modern Modern Modern Miz & Mrs USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Family Family Family Family Basketball Wives Basketball Wives Basketball Wives Basketball Wives Basketball Wives Love & Hip Hop: Bsktb VH1 (N) Hollywood Wives B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018 LIFESTYLE

PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Infographic on redshirting, or delaying kin- dergarten enrollment. Does ‘redshirting’ PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE One of the Long Island Mermaid Pod members, Kai Wagner, AKA Mermaid Pearl, swims in an ex- actually hibit at the Long Island Aquarium as part of their “Mermaid Mondays” program. bene t kids? Dive in to the fascinating lifestyles By Anna Orso ically, physically, socially. THE PHILADELPHIA Larney, 44, of Bala Cyn- of the Long Island’s mermaids INQUIRER wyd, Pa., in the end, waited to enroll her daughter, and Lisa Larney started re- knees toward her waist. I was younger, I would the tip of their mermaid made sure she was chal- By Kadia Goba searching college when NEWSDAY Step 5: The shimmying tie those detachable Vel- tail. lenged academically in her her daughter was 3. She begins, as Oliva adjusts cro skirts that come with They also work on mak- second year of preschool wanted to know every- A recent summer day the tail to her contours bathing suits around my to avoid boredom. The de- ing underwater bubble thing she could about the found Nicole Oliva sitting and pulls at the silicone legs and practice swim- rings, bubble hearts and cision, ultimately, was be- at the edge of her swim- long-term impacts of de- until it is wrinkle-free. ming like a mermaid.” bubble kisses that are cause Larney thought her ming pool in Holbrook, laying kindergarten en- Oliva said she knows Six years ago, while de- part of their shows at the daughter could use time to not dangling her feet over rollment for her daughter, when she’s done based on signing a costume, Oliva Long Island Aquarium in mature, and wanted to pro- the water’s edge but wrig- born just a week before how the tail feels against set out to create her own Riverhead. On “Mermaid tect her sensitive child from gling, twisting and willing her school district’s enroll- her skin. What used to mermaid’s tail. Her re- Mondays,” from July to ment cutoff date. the impending “girl drama.” her legs — slathered in require a half hour now search and Google search- Larney said her now 9-year- hair conditioner — into Labor Day, visitors can Would she bene t from takes Oliva a little less es revealed an entire pay $39.95 to swim with going to college a year lat- old, who is headed to third a 30-pound silicone mer- than 10 minutes. community of mermaids, grade, still struggles from maid tail. the mermaids in one of er? What if she’s too tall For some, the magical in pods from North Car- four daily sessions or in- time to time with self-con- Step 1: Oliva spreads world of mermaids means olina to Singapore and at for her grade? Would she teract with them on dry dence, but in that extra the tail out on a mat in more than an animated mermaid festivals that perform better academi- land during meet-and- cally if held back? year, she learned to better front of her, positioning it Disney character. It’s a have sprung up in Mich- greets. After two years of study- stand up for herself. so that she can nesse her lifestyle that encourages igan, Georgia and North In the real-life mermaid ing her daughter’s social “I knew that this would be way into it. camaraderie and a sense Carolina and include the world, pod members have interactions and research- the best thing for her,” Lar- Step 2: She applies the of belonging. That was so annual and long-running ing her options, Larney ney said, “and I 100 percent conditioner to both legs, much the case for Oliva Mermaid Parade on Coney alternate identities and decided to “redshirt” her, do not regret it, and I can’t from her feet to her thighs. that in 2016 she started a Island. speak in mermaid jargon. the term used for keeping imagine I ever will.” Step 3: Oliva sits pool- Facebook page and creat- Oliva’s pod meets every Oliva goes by the name children in prekindergar- A handful of studies side and puts one leg at a ed a pod — a group of men other month for group Mermaid Aria, and others ten instead of enrolling show that while children time into the tail, pushing and women who perform swims at aquatic facili- are known as Mermaid them when they’re rst who are redshirted experi- her feet into the mono n or practice as mermaids ties, public pools or mem- Marina, Mermaid Cay- eligible at age 5. ence academic and social at the end that resembles and mermen — that has bers’ homes. They practice lis and Mermaid Rose. Redshirting was origi- advantages while in kin- a  ipper. grown from seven people technical swimming and Helpers or assistants are nally popularized in col- dergarten, that can dis- Step 4: With her pel- to about 30 active mem- theatrical performance known as mer-tenders, lege sports: Coaches would sipate by middle school. vis raised off the ground bers on Long Island. stunts, such as front and boyfriends are merwran- keep athletes out of com- Some researchers argue and her elbows planted “As a kid, I’ve always back  ips, barrel rolls and glers, and if you are a petition for a year to devel- redshirting can harm chil- on the mat, she pulls the been a pretty good swim-  uke stands — which in- member of the mermaid op their skills and extend dren’s development over mermaid tail up from her mer,” said Oliva, 28. “When volve them standing on collective, you are merfolk. eligibility. 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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN B: Karina Rodriguez-Rivas & 14 FAIRVIEW RD 13 ADDISON AVE Andres P Rodriguez $560,000 $219,900 S: Gladys Perez & Luiz Perez B: Flora Tang & Duong V Vu B: Mmc Realty Holdings LLC S: Kevin P Coulton & Veronica A SELLING YOUR HOME? S: Titus John A Est & Sarah E 147 LINWOOD ST Coulton If you want an honest opinion of value, RETalic $335,000 B: Lisa Polsonetti & Yasmin 6 HILLTOP RD call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. 18 BELMONT AVE Portorreal $742,000 $290,000 S: Cindy L Harrold B: Vincent P Helfrich 3rd & FREE SERVICE B: Dena M Kuzmin & Charles M Victoria R Presutti Labuda 138 MARIANNA ST S: Bruce Conway & Ellen A S: Barbara A Sweeney Tr, Tr for $180,000 Conway Barbara A B: Rock&Sons Property Mgmt CONNORREALESTATE.COM S: Ralph T Hanson 16 MUNROE ST 195-197 BOSTON ST $540,000 $175,000 15-17 MOULTON ST NAHANT 9 LEDGEWOOD WAY U:5 20 HOWARD ST B: Cindy Le & Van T Nguyen B: Spiros G Atanas $524,000 $368,000 $350,000 S: Margarette Realty Develop B: Kassandra Mena S: Ibrahim Elhafi No transactions this week B: Carol A Thompson & Scott J B: Cruz G Avelar-Garcia & S: John P Sousa & Joseph M Thompson Richardo A Avelar-Garcia 516-518 BOSTON ST U:23 Sousa 22 N HILL DR PEABODY S: Martin F Moriarty 3rd Tr, Tr for S: FHLM $210,000 $1,080,000 9 Ledgewood Way 1 ONEIL WAY B: Deshawn Alford 10 OCEAN CIR B: Arten Filikov 36 ABERDEEN AVE 13 LYNN ST $1,200,000 S: Sharon A Ranieri $419,900 S: Mark M Martin Tr, Tr for Mark M $445,000 Martin 2010 T $370,000 B: Lucilio R Chaves B: Linda Colton B: Maria Castellanos & Imra B: Jaclyn B Macgown S: Lynn Pelosi-Pallotta 779 BOSTON ST U:779 S: James W Ruth & Mary E Ruth Landaverde $272,000 1200 SALEM ST U:160 S: Boston Clever Realty LLC S: David R Gamache & Peter R 8 MICHELLE RD 12 RIVERVIEW AVE B: Betsy N Sanchez 69 PARKLAND AVE $495,000 Gamache S: Brenda Barnard $621,000 $385,000 $390,000 B: Laurie Jameson & Robert B: Jessica Goulart B: Ryan Katz & Hardeep Kaur B: Tom Dobbins Jameson 45 BARTHOLOMEW ST 406 BROADWAY U:202 S: Laurie A Bronstein & Scott R S: Madelyn Garcia Corp S: Kevin Rehal S: Claire M Rocco & Gregory C $370,000 Bronstein $260,000 Rocco B: Joelle Amero & Kayla Amero B: Marissa Hamel 53 SEAGIRT AVE 96 PARKLAND AVE S: Janeen Deleon & Osiris Deleon 21 N CENTRAL ST U:B $385,000 S: Glen P Beaudet & Maureen $411,000 A Beaudet $329,900 B: Omayra Balestier & Lester P B: Belarmino Barrios & Olivia MARBLEHEAD BUTTONWOOD LN U:1 B: Denamarie Holder Gamez Barrios-Gomez $340,000 S: Kenneth S Colby S: Dana S Daloisio & Sharon A 8 CLAIRMONT TER B: Kasey A Hartless S: Sokpira A Heuk 35 BEACH ST Daloisio $379,000 S: Alice C Sousa B: Luz D Brandao & Marcos $1,000,000 51 PINE ST 8 ROSE TER Brandao B: Margaret M Roy & Steven P $630,000 10 STONE ST $340,000 15 DALE ST S: Alycia M Angilly & Todd R Roy B: Pardeep S Banga & Hardeep $520,000 B: Fernando Villeda & Jenner H $559,000 B: Rachelle Garcia Angilly S: Deann Foran-Smith Kaur Villeda B: Alice C Vecchione-Sousa & S: Brian P Feldman & Samantha S: Angela M Dimare & Salvatore Christopher J Vecchione 17 CLIFTON ST S: Bbemp LLC M Feldman P Dimare 1 BRIMBLECOMB AVE S: Leach Street LLC $315,000 9 SEWALL ST $710,000 2 SOUTH ST 11 TAYLOR ST U:A B: Christine M Desimone & Ivan B: Sarah D Brophy Martinez $395,000 41 DEXTER ST $515,000 $450,000 S: Claudia M Bettencourt S: James E Bragan Jr & Joanne B: Mary Batson & Terry P Batson $416,000 B: Adina Maniscalco & Thomas B: Lai Lam M Bragan S: Elena Cooper B: Kevin Spindler Maniscalco S: Elizabeth Levitin 27 CHURCHILL RD S: Jeffrey S Morse & Kimberly D S: Daniel J Macione Tr, Tr for 126 DEN QUARRY RD 25 WAVERLY ST $922,500 Morse Macione South Street T 78 WALDEN POND AVE $399,900 $440,000 B: Elizabeth I Gurr $470,000 B: Ronei Henrique & Marisol B: Samuel A Umana S: Anne D Francis & Joseph P 6 DUSTIN ST 21 TREMONT ST B: Maria E Rivera & Saul A Rivera Manica S: Champa Reth Francis $395,000 $455,000 S: Richard J Fucci S: Gary Katz Tr, Tr for Quarry RT B: Peter R Noe B: Gerardo Ayuso & Norma A 15 WELLS PL 21 HAWKES ST U:2 S: Joyce Heinze & William A Delacruz SWAMPSCOTT 142 FAYETTE ST $512,000 $130,000 Ventura S: Paula M Maistrellis $130,500 B: Melissa L Brusil & Patrick J B: Peter Flynn 79 BRADLEE AVE B: Philip Brienze Brusil S: Deborah Walsh & Joseph T 83 ELLSWORTH RD 21-A TREMONT ST $1,328,750 $425,000 S: Verb William F Est & Tina M S: Santiago Gonzalez & Rosa I Walsh $455,000 B: Keith T Regan Campbell Figuereo B: James Conley & Mary Conley B: Gerardo Ayuso & Norma A S: Joseph Z Gold Tr, Tr for 79 S: Elizabeth E Demild Delacruz 8 LEGGS HILL RD Bradlee Avenue RT 11 HERSCHEL ST 49 WESTERN AVE S: Paula M Maistrellis $629,000 3 FITZ RD $438,000 $355,000 B: Jason R Matzat & Suzanne M 441 ESSEX ST U:304 $465,000 7 VIEIRA DR $545,790 B: Rachel Brown & Michael S B: Carlos Oyuela & Maria Oyuela Matzat Veidenheimer B: E T Lucas-Dafonte & Jorge M $604,600 B: Margaret Ellison S: Patriot Realty Partners S: Nicholas Aalerud Tr, Tr for S: Maria Koumoundouros & Dafonte B: Justin M Henderson & Kasey S: Swampscott Living LLC Broadfield RT Vasilios Koumoundouros 526 WESTERN AVE S: Shannon Braley E Henderson S: Michael D Solimine Tr, Tr for $2,600,000 363 FOREST AVE 19 NAUGUS AVE MJ 2 RT 21 HOUGHTON ST U:3 B: Crj Properties LLC 9 FOUNTAIN ST $580,000 $625,000 $280,000 S: Wmcs Realty Group LLC $200,000 B: Rachel West B: Olena Abrosimova B: Cory J Oak & Kristina Oak B: Harry Ogden Tr, Tr for Junebug RT 75 WALNUT ST U:105 S: Christine A Buckley S: Ortins Maria F Est & Marlene $159,900 S: Urban Renewal X LLC 3 WOODLAWN ST S: Ina M Ehrenberg & Paul A Ehrenberg O Harvey B: Jcg Investments LLC 402 PARADISE RD U:1D $450,000 S: FHLM 6 JONES CT B: Sandra M Gil $230,000 4 GEDNEY DR $270,000 S: Francisco J Morales 256 OCEAN AVE B: Liudmila Gerasimova B: KGB Management LLC $1,512,500 $559,900 SAUGUS S: Leslie N Freedman S: Jay Mcelligott B: Daye M Case & Richard L B: Myrna Rodriguez LYNNFIELD Case Jr S: Justin M Henderson & Kasey 6 ALDER ST 138 STETSON AVE 159 JUDGE RD S: Pamela J Barton E Henderson $610,000 $402,000 $530,000 32 ALEXANDRA RD B: Ann Yung & Eddie Yung B: Sean Atcherley & Jennifer $599,900 65 GOODALE ST B: Richard J Fucci 12 SPRING ST U:2 S: MT Realty Develop Corp Shaw B: Alycia M Angilly & Carol A $660,000 S: Christine A 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remain’: Massive building boom tears through city By Marisa Kendall stark in Oakland, where de- who runs an advertising ply should go up and prices THE MERCURY NEWS velopers and investors be- agency in San Francisco could come down. gan clamoring to build after and owns a home in the “Over the next three OAKLAND, Calif. — decades of dismissing the Oakland Hills. “No one goes years we’re finally going to Sleek new condos rise up city as dangerous and crime- to the city anymore, because see more balance between amid the graffiti-covered ridden. Oakland has per- there’s so much going on in tenants and landlords, be- warehouses, artist’s stu- mitted a staggering 9,710 Oakland. It’s definitely be- cause there’s going to be dios and homeless en- new homes since 2016, more coming hipper and cooler.” so much more supply com- campments of West Oak- than twice as many as dur- The building boom is al- ing online,” said Michael land. Construction cranes ing the prior nine years. But tering Oakland’s skyline, Ghielmetti, president of dot the downtown skyline, the construction of those ushering in a new wave of Signature Development and scaffolding-shroud- new dwellings ­— creating high-rise apartment build- Group and Oakland direc- ed towers march down hip, trendy neighborhoods ings. Towers in the works tor of city planning and re- Broadway into Temescal. for newcomers while pricing include a 33-story build- search association SPUR. An extraordinary resi- out old-timers — is exacer- ing at Broadway and 17th Cities throughout the dential building boom bating the divide between Street, a 40-story build- Bay Area are struggling to is shaking up Oakland, the city’s haves and have- ing at 1314 Franklin St., keep up with the demand part of a transformation nots. FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE and a 23-story building on to live here, and to make sweeping the Bay Area as Other cities are strug- Webster Street. Construc- up for years of failing to market forces and politi- gling with the same ten- Cathy Barnes sits at a table near her tent at the tion crews broke ground build enough housing, but cal initiative combine to sions. Lafayette Square homeless encampment near in May on the 24-story the amount of construction address the region’s des- In East Palo Alto, long Martin Luther King Jr. Way and 11th Street in Skylyne at Temescal tow- they are willing or able to perate housing crisis. thought of as the blue- Oakland, Calif. er next to the MacArthur approve varies widely. Oak- “The city is being radi- collar cousin to ritzy Palo BART station. land permitted 4,284 new cally reconfigured — the Alto, the median sale price an influx of tech compa- moved from San Francisco Those developers have homes in 2017, up from whole Bay Area is,” said of a home has risen 80 per- nies and their workers has eight years ago in search a big incentive to build — 2,121 in 2016. San Jose urban geography expert cent since 2015, according helped push rents into the of cheaper housing, has Oakland rents have spiked permitted 2,712 new homes and UC Berkeley pro- to Zillow. In parts of down- stratosphere, driving some enjoyed watching his new nearly 25 percent since in the 2016-2017 fiscal year, fessor emeritus Richard town San Jose, low-income residents to Oakland in town change around him. 2015, according to Rent- down from a five-year high Walker. “The Oakland we residents fear the proposed search of cheaper housing “The moment I moved Cafe, and home prices have of 4,724 in the 2013-2014 knew is not going to re- Google campus of 20,000 — which in turn inflates here, the nightlife down- jumped almost 40 percent, fiscal year. San Francisco main.” employees will price them rents in the East Bay city. town started to take off,” according to Zillow. But as permitted 6,731 new homes The change is particularly out. And in San Francisco, Adam Kleinberg, who said 47-year-old Kleinberg, projects are completed, sup- last year, a 20-year high.