TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 Peabody gins up case for 20 more liquor licenses By Adam Swift areas in surrounding communities like Thursday night. If the committee ap- If the latest home rule petition gets ap- ITEM CITY EDITOR Salem, Beverly and Danvers, and unless proves the request, it will be forwarded to proved, Gravel said he hopes it is with there are liquor licenses, we won’t get the the Committee of the Whole for approval. more leeway than the 2014 license in- PEABODY — A home rule petition caliber of restaurants that will be able to At that point, Bettencourt would be able crease. led with the state legislature to allow survive.” to le a home rule petition with the state “On Main Street and Walnut Street, as many as 20 new liquor licenses in the In August, Mayor Edward A. Betten- legislature. there are a lot of buildings with poten- city could help open up downtown devel- court Jr. submitted a request to the In 2014, similar legislation added 10 li- tial for restaurants if they had a liquor opment, said a city councilor. council for approval of a home rule pe- quor licenses, bringing the city’s total to license,” he said. “I’m supportive of any move that will tition to increase the number of all-al- 11 beer and wine licenses and 70 all-alco- Gravel said there are already examples give us the ability to lock up restaurants cohol liquor licenses in Peabody by no hol licenses. But the 2014 legislation did on Main Street of how liquor licenses and other businesses that are looking at more than 20. put caveats on where the new licenses have helped improve local business. the downtown,” said Councilor-at-Large The council’s Legal Affairs Committee could be used, including setting ve aside David Gravel. “We are competing with is taking up the issue at its meeting on for the Northshore Mall. LIQUOR, A7 Marblehead boaters All roads will lead to slip into winter Market By Leah Dearborn FOR THE ITEM Basket MARBLEHEAD — A brisk chill on Columbus Day morn- By Thor Jourgensen ing wasn’t enough to stall ITEM NEWS EDITOR seasonal preparations by the LYNN — City councilors are poised sea. tonight to sign off on spending $2.5 The Marblehead Trading million in state grant money on what Co. on Front Street was bus- a top city of cial called signi cant im- tling, as boats were hauled provements to traf c  ow where West- out of the water in prepa- ern Avenue and Federal Street inter- ration for upcoming cold sect. weather. A new traf c rotary, signal lights “It’s full blast right now for this week and next week,” and other improvements are part of said Jake Pendlebury, rigger the roadway and infrastructure work and crane operator. planned around the future Market Pendlebury said the com- Basket site. Scheduled to open in Sep- pany, which operates two tember 2017, the $30 million project other yacht yards in town will give the popular retail grocery on Cliff Street and Beacon chain a Lynn presence and provide 400 Street, typically experiences jobs, with hiring preference for Lynn an extra push of activity in residents. October. “There is no underestimating the While boat owners want to importance of Market Basket and this squeeze in as much time in is an opportunity to upgrade traf c the water as possible, many improvements,” said Economic De- insurance policies expire at velopment and Industrial Corpora- the end of the month and tion (EDIC/Lynn) Executive Director become expensive to extend James M. Cowdell. past Nov. 1. Councilors are scheduled to take a Once out of the water, sail- vote authorizing the state MassWorks boats go through a process of grant spending tonight and Cowdell having their masts removed said initial roadway and infrastructure before being hung in the spar work will start this fall. loft and undergoing a wash, Meninno Construction Co. of Lynn is do- said Pendlebury. ing site preparation work on the Market Some boats are then stored Basket site, including grading and shap- at one of the company’s loca- ing the future Market Basket parking lot tions, while others are taken and installing underground utilities. to private residences. “It’s a great project for us and a size- During this busy time of able project right in our backyard,” the year, two trucks are in said Meninno President Nick Meninno. use 10 hours per day, hauling Tewksbury-based Retail Manage- boats to private storage, said ment and Development is the project Purchasing Manager Robert developer overseeing the new store’s Leahy. construction. The rm’s website de- Leahy said that there’s scribes how each of its developments plenty of work over the are “anchored by a Market Basket winter months, with prepa- store” with neighboring businesses on rations for next season be- the development site. ginning shortly after a brief Site owner Charles Patsios said holiday recess. Meninno Construction Co. is already Norman Reid, a member doing site improvement work on the of the Jubilee Yacht Club in PHOTO | PAULA MULLER former location of General Electric’s Beverly, took advantage of the Factory of the Future. Alex Reyes puts protective plastic over a boat that has just been brought into BOATERS, A7 storage for the winter at Marblehead Trading Company. MARKET BASKET, A7 School plan makes grade with neighbors

Rudolpho DeLe- By Thor Jourgensen on, an employee ITEM NEWS EDITOR at Corte Estilo on Commercial LYNN — They raised some concerns about increased traf c, Street, stands at but people living and working in the neighborhood bordering Mc- McManus Field, Manus Field where the city wants to build a middle school say the possible lo- they are generally happy with the plan. cation of a new “I like the idea. Kids learn more in a modern school. It’s partly middle school in about the technology,” said resident Celeste Cordero. Lynn. Cordero has lived for 19 years in one of the Neptune Towers

PHOTO | PAULA MULLER McMANUS, A7 Stagnant wages hits home in Lynn INSIDE In Opinion By Thomas Grillo Lenders led 161 petitions to foreclose, the rst Utilities under scrutiny ITEM STAFF step in the foreclosure process, through August, in Lynn. A4 LYNN — Despite the lowest unemployment compared with 130 for the same period last year. In Sports rate in 15 years, the number of Lynn homeown- During the rst eight months of this year, 59 KIPP hangs on for win. B1 ers facing foreclosure grew by nearly 24 percent homes were seized by lenders, up from 47 last since January as families continue to struggle year, a 25.5 percent increase. In Business to pay their mortgage, according to The Warren Wheelabrator to host Group, the Boston-based real estate tracker. WAGES, A7 public tours this fall. B8

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 61° VOL. 138, ISSUE 263 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 46° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 OBITUARIES When pressed, Deborah L. Shubert Sherman Kramer, 89 cider maker will SAUGUS — Mrs. Deborah L. daughter; Amelia. She was LYNN — Sherman Navy during WWII. Shubert, from Saugus and for- the sister of Wayne Strout and Kramer, 89, died Sat- He was an auxiliary merly of Salem, passed away his wife Donna of New Hamp- urday, Oct. 1, 2016. policeman in Marble- tell a tale or three at her home on Sunday, Oct. 9, shire, Peter Strout and his wife Beloved husband of head, directed traffic By Joe Atmonavage rural town. The following 2016. She was the loving wife Kathie of Salem, and Rebecca Faith (Packer) Kram- and was on the pis- ASSOCIATED PRESS year, the family started of William E. Shubert. Skerry and her husband Jon er. Dear son of the tol team, where he selling the produce. Born and raised in Salem, of Salem. Mrs. Shubert is also late Solomon and frequently was the LUNENBURG, Mass. Harvey, a 13-year-old she was the daughter of the survived by many nieces & Simi (Swartz) Kram- highest scorer. Sher- — Harvey Price is stand- milk peddler for his fa- late George and Simone (Bel- nephews. er. Devoted father man was a lifelong ing in the cellar of his ther, helped his father leau) Strout. She was a grad- In lieu of flowers donations of Harriet Blau and gun collector. He also barn. He is doing what he by picking the apples af- uate of St. Cridian’s School in her memory may be made her husband Fred Blau, Alan worked with the State Police has been for nearly all 93 ter school and helping to in Salem. A devoted mother to Lahey Clinic Cancer Center Kramer and his wife Elaina Department. He was on the years of his life. make it. Ralph asked, so and homemaker, Mrs. Shu- at lahey.org/Cancer. Louisos Kramer, Philip Kram- cemetery committee at the He is talking and work- Harvey helped. bert retired as the secretary Service information: Rela- er and Donna Kramer Mer- Pride of Lynn where he is be- ing, and he’s not stopping. “He never yelled at me for the Guidance Office at the tives and friends are invited ritt. Former father-in-law of ing buried. Sherman and Faith He’s telling stories about once,” Harvey recalls. “If Northeast Regional Vocational to attend visiting hours in Jodi Kramer. Loving brother were square dancing partners. the 1938 New England he told me to do some- School in Wakefield. the BISBEE-PORCELLA Fu- of Phyllis Kramer and the late Service information: Hurricane. He soon re- thing, I would. If he told Besides her husband, Mrs. neral Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Edwin Kramer; grandfather of Sherman’s funeral service verts to talking about his me to not to do something, Shubert leaves three children; Saugus, on Wednesday, Oct. Esther, Elizabeth, Daniel, Josh- and interment were held on 1928 Ford Model T truck. I wouldn’t.” Kim Surette and her husband 12, 10-11 a.m. followed by a ua, Naomi, Jamie and Elyse; Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2016 at He dives into the story The Prices owned a farm John of Saugus, Peter Shubert funeral service in the funeral and uncle of many nieces and the STANETSKY-HYMANSON of how his father, Ralph, and an orchard off Flat of Saugus, and Jamie Shubert home at 11 a.m. Interment at nephews. Memorial Chapel, Salem. started calling his mother Hill Road at the time they of Saugus, 3 grandchildren; Puritan Lawn Memorial Park, Sherman was a pharmacist In lieu of flowers, donations “Duckie.” began making cider. John Surette III and his wife Peabody. For directions and all of his life and was the own- in his name may be made He is also upset because Harvey says his father Melissa, Michael Surette, condolences go to www.bis- er, with his late brother, of the to Care Dimensions, 75 of how much he thinks his had the press at a pop-up CJ Surette, one great-grand- beeporcella.com. Lynn Drug in Lynn. After retir- Sylvan St., B102, Danvers, dentist is upcharging him stand on Elmwood Road ing he was a security guard MA 01923. For online con- for a new set of teeth. He up until 1941 when World at the PEM. He was a lifelong dolences, please visit www. says he isn’t going back. War II began. The press mason and loved horseback stanetskyhymansonsalem. He could spend the $6,500 bounced around for a de- riding. He served in the U.S. com. Margaret M. White, 83 a better way. cade before Ralph sold the “What else can I tell farm to the Kimball fami- you?” he asks. ly and bought land at 162 LYNN — Margaret of Greenfield, Wis., Agnes, 87, is standing in Highland St. in 1951. Marion (Snow) White, her grandchildren; Matthew W. Snow, 28 the door frame, perched The press, which was 83, of Lynn, passed Steven and Lisa, her up by her cane, knowing built in 1910, made its way away peacefully in great-grandchildren; Harvey may never get to the cellar, and Harvey’s her home on Tues- Olivia and Brooke Matthew W. Snow, grandparents John back on topic. voice has echoed off the day, Oct. 4, 2016. and Elliaina and Abri- 28, passed away Oct. and Nancy Micue of She’s had a front-row hundreds of wooden apple Born in Lynn, she ana, and her sister, 9, 2016, after a cou- Malden, his aunts seat for this show for 66 crates littered throughout was the daughter of Nora Shamberger of rageous battle with and uncles Tracy Mic- years. ever since. the late Charles and Lincoln, N.H., as well ALS. ue of Georgetown, That show isn’t just “He made so much ci- Nora (Curley) Snow. as several nieces and Born in Boston, he John Micue of Haver- Harvey chatting, putting der,” Harvey says. She was the beloved wife of nephews. She was preceded was the son of Nancy hill, his godmother, an arm around a visitor Two years later, in 1953, William E. White. Peggy was in death by her siblings; Char- L. (Micue) Bishop, of Deborah Mulally and and lighting up the cellar. Agnes and Harvey built a raised and educated in Lynn lie Snow and Joyce Sullivan. Nahant, and the late her husband Jim of Because in that cellar is home on his father’s land. and was a graduate of the Service information: Rel- Bradley W. Snow, who Everett, Bob Snow of where the apple cider is At that time, Harvey was Lynn schools. She worked for atives and friends are in- also had battled ALS. He was New Hampshire and Debbie made, bottled and refrig- embarking on a career in many years as a waitress in vited to gather for a grave- raised in Lynn and Haverhill Alera of Malden, his godfather erated. repairing televisions for many of the local area restau- side service to be held in and was a graduate of Haver- Ricky Moore of Lynn, a cousin “If you are from Lunen- local residents. rants. Peggy was an avid BIN- the Puritan Lawn Memorial hill High School, Class of 2006. Dan Snow, whose late father burg you know Harvey This is where Harvey GO player at the Knights of Park, 185 Lake St. Peabody He had also attended Salem David had also battled ALS, Price,” said Jim Lattan- developed the nickname of Columbus in Lynn and also on Wednesday, Oct. 12, State and Northern Essex Col- a niece Grace, two nephews zi, a Lunenburg resident “Half-Price” because of the enjoyed bowling; rolling in the 2016, at 12 p.m. Arrange- leges and earned a bachelor’s John and Ben, his aunt Ma- and owner of Hollis Hills deals he would cut with leagues located in Peabody. ments under the care of degree in criminal law. rie Burns and many friends Farm. “I think everyone customers. He says he de- She also thoroughly enjoyed CUFFE-McGINN Funeral Matthew had worked as and cousins. He was also from Lunenburg drinks veloped that gracious side her trips to Foxwoods to play Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn. a corrections officer for the the grandson of the late Rita it.” because of his father, who the slot machines. Peggy is For online guest book, Middlesex County Sherriff’s Duddy. The Price family has would still provide milk to survived by her son, Roger please visit: www.cuffemc- Department. Service information: His been making apple cider those were in debt to him Astbury, Jr. and his wife, Carol ginn.com. He enjoyed sports, especial- funeral will be held on for the residents of Lunen- because he felt bad for ly the Patriots, and had for- Thursday at 9 a.m. from the burg since 1936. their children. merly played in the Riverside SOLIMINE Funeral Home In 1935, Ralph Price, a “There was no guy like Bradford Little League, Haver- 426 Broadway (Rt. 129), local farmer, purchased him,” Harvey says. “... hill Youth Football, as well as Lynn, followed by a funeral an apple cider press from Honesty is remembered Janice M. Young, 69 on the Haverhill High School service at 10 a.m. in Grace Athol in hopes of provid- long after price is forgot- football and lacrosse teams. United Methodist Church. ing a fall drink for the ten.” He enjoyed playing darts and Burial will be in Woodlawn WAKEFIELD — Mrs. shire and Donna golf and traveling. He was also Cemetery, Everett. Relatives Janice M. (Villa- Young of Melrose; a member of the AOH Division and friends are respectfully Campaign on gracia) Young, 69, five grandchildren, 10, Lynn. Matthew continues invited. Visiting hours are formerly of Saugus, Ashley, Kyle, Sarah, to help others as an organ Wednesday from 3-8 p.m. died on Sunday, Oct. Lindsey and Brianna; donor. Those who prefer are en- recreational pot 9, at her home in two brothers, Alfred In addition to his mother, he couraged to make donations Wakefield. She was Villagracia of Beverly is survived by his step-father to ALS Association 315 Nor- the wife of Robert P. and Ronald Villa- Thomas Bishop of Nahant, a wood Park S., 1st floor, Nor- intensifies in Maine Young, Sr. of Melrose. gracia of Stoneham. brother Thomas Taylor Bish- wood, MA 02062. Directions Born and raised in She is also survived op of Haverhill, his girlfriend and guestbook at www.soli- By Patrick Whittle zens group called Mainers Saugus, she was the daughter by her lifelong friend Darlene Brittany Mitchell of Lynn, his mine.com. ASSOCIATED PRESS Protecting Our Youth and of the late Alfred Villagracia Oxley. She is predeceased by Communities have spoken and Rita (Brooks) Meighy. She her grandchild Corey. PORTLAND, Maine — out against the initiative, enjoyed playing golf at Hillview Service information: Rel- With the election a month which they feel would Golf Club in North Reading atives and friends are invit- away, marijuana advo- worsen Maine’s drug epi- and she loved working for Hub ed to attend visiting hours Eleanor M. Fallon, 78 cates are airing television demic. And some growers International Insurance Co. as in the BISBEE-PORCELLA ads in an effort to over- and users of medical mar- commercial department man- Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln come resistance from law ijuana — legal in the state ager, where she was employed Ave., Saugus on Thursday LYNN — Eleanor M. favorite holidays were enforcement groups, con- since 1999 — fear broader for 19 years. Janice had spent from 4-8 p.m. Funeral from “Tippy” Fallon, 78, of Christmas Eve and the cerned parents and some legalization could inter- the last eleven years residing the funeral home on Fri- Lynn, died Thursday Fourth of July. members of the medical fere with the state’s medi- in Wakefield. day at 8:45 a.m. followed at her home after She is survived by cannabis community to cal cannabis program. Janice also leaves five chil- by a funeral Mass in Most a lengthy illness. two sons; Brian H. get recreational use of A recent poll showed dren, Robert Young, Jr. and his Blessed Sacrament Church, She was the wife of and his wife Paula marijuana approved in support for the referen- wife Jacqueline of Peabody, 1155 Main St., Wakefield the late Brian F. Fal- Fallon of Peabody, the state. dum, and pro-marijuana Lisa Young and Bill Plourde of at 10 a.m. Interment will be lon, with whom she Keith and his wife Pro-marijuana forces groups have a cash advan- Wakefield, Christopher Young private. For directions and shared 46 years of Rose Fallon of Gonic, hope Maine and Massa- tage in the final weeks of and his wife Abir of Quincy, condolences go to www.Bis- marriage. N.H., one daughter chusetts will become the the campaign. Debra Young of New Hamp- beePorcella.com. Born in Portland, Maine, she Kate Fallon and her wife Pau- first two states in New “People see that it’s was the daughter of the late Har- la Hammond of Effingham, England — and the East time for a new approach,” old C. and Almeda (Saccocea) one sister Susan Thomas of Coast — to legalize pot on said David Boyer, Maine Woerner. She attended schools Methuen, six grandchildren, Nov. 8 for more than med- political director for the in Somerville, moved to Lynn af- six great-grandchildren and ical use. Marijuana Policy Project. Edmond J. Richard, 85 ter high school and has lived in many nieces and nephews. In Maine, proponents “People are tired of the Lynn ever since. Tippy was em- Service information: Fu- already have spent more state using tax dollars to ployed as a teller at the Century neral services will be held at than a half-million dol- enforce marijuana laws.” LYNN — Edmond Kevin of N.J., Di- Bank on State Street for several the PARKER Funeral Home, lars on TV ads, the first Passing the legaliza- J. “Eddie” Richard, ane (Richard) Mel- years, and was a lunch aide at 35 Franklin St., Lynn on of which features for- tion referendum would 85, passed away lo of Lynn, three the Ingalls School. She was also Wednesday at 12 p.m., visit- mer Cumberland County let adults 21 and older suddenly at home grandchildren, Kev- a Den Mother when her children ing hours before the funeral Sheriff Mark Dion urging possess up to 2½ ounces on Oct. 4, 2016, two in Coakley, Jr. and were in Cub Scouts. She en- from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. to Mainers to legalize mari- of prepared marijuana. weeks shy of his 86th his wife Sara, April joyed knitting and weaving, but which relatives and friends juana so police can spend Sales would be taxed at birthday. He was the Coakley Richards most of all loved spending time are invited to attend. Burial time “solving murders, 10 percent. The initiative son of Urbain and and her husband with her family and friends, es- will follow in Puritan Lawn. sexual assault cases, find- would place a limit on re- Anne (Despres) Rich- Mark, Ryan Mello pecially her grandchildren and Guest book at parkermemo- ing missing children.” tail cultivation of marijua- ard and married for and his wife Alicia, great-grandchildren. Her two rialfuneralhome.com. But Maine law enforce- na at 800,000 square feet 59 years to Lilian (Gardner) 5 great-grandchildren Darius ment groups and a citi- of canopy space. Richard, who passed in De- Richards, Kiara Richards, Al- cember, 2011. A graduate ana Coakley, Kevin Coakley from the Lynn School System, III and Christian Coakley. He MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS a veteran of the Korean Con- was predeceased by all his flict serving in the U.S. Army, brothers and sisters Alice, Fond letter from Einstein to invites him to visit for New owner vows to turn Albion is Worcester’s larg- he was stationed in Germany Babe, Bea, Bill, Bonnie, Mary his son goes up for auction Easter. He describes a around seedy rooming house est rooming house. Police and received the Army Occu- and Presley. deep kinship with his son. have frequently been pation medal. He was instru- Service information: Rel- BOSTON (AP) — A Einstein added that he WORCESTER (AP) called to the property, mental in initiating the Franco atives and friends are invit- heartfelt letter that had solved a problem that — The new owner of a which has also had health American War Veterans Post in ed to attend the memorial physicist Albert Einstein concluded his life’s work. long-troubled rooming and safety violations. In Lynn where he was later the Mass of Resurrection Friday wrote to his son is up for The problem became house in Worcester says the period between March Commander of both Post 12 Oct. 14, at 10:30 a.m. at auction. he aims to change the and the Amvets Post 161. He St. Mary’s Church, Lynn, fol- known as the Unified 1 and June 15, a total of The one-page letter was Field Theory, an attempt property’s reputation and 100 police incidents were was also named veteran of lowed by burial at Puritan written around 1929 to vows to run a tight ship. to explain gravity in logged at the property. the year in 1981-1982 time- Lawn Memorial Park, West Einstein’s son, Eduard. The Telegram & Gazette terms of the laws of elec- City inspectors reported frame. Eddie worked in the Peabody. In lieu of flowers It could fetch more than reports 60-year-old Mi- shoe manufacturing industry please donate to the Alzhei- $100,000 when it’s sold tromagnetism. Despite chael O’Rourke plans to 84 code violations at the in Lynn, at “Bennies” and the mer’s Association in Eddie’s this week through Bos- his excitement, Einstein seek an operating license Albion between January Massachusetts State Lottery name. Arrangements by the ton-based RR Auction. continued to work on the for his new acquisition, 2015 and April 2016. from which he retired. NADWORNY Funeral Home , Einstein wrote in the problem and never fully the Albion rooming house O’Rourke has already He leaves behind two 798 Western Ave. Lynn. For letter that he longed mastered it. in the city’s Main South made numerous cosmet- daughters Brenda (Richard) guest book please visit www. to see his son, who was The hand-written letter section, on Thursday. ic improvements to the Coakley and her husband nadwornyfuneralhome.com. finishing high school, and is signed only as “Papa.” Boasting 68 units, the building. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Winner named at giant pumpkin

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Manager, ext. 1276 Donald Trump’s charac- [email protected] terization of his caught-on- Rail service resumes Kerry Smith tape crude and predatory Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 comments about women [email protected] as “locker room talk” has at New Jersey station NEWSROOM raised the ire of plenty of athletes, the overwhelm- By David Porter happening?’” Bill Brotherton PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS Features Editor ext. 1338 ing majority saying that Her back still hurts from what goes on even in pri- Republican presidential candidate Donald the crash, Tiangco-Hugo [email protected] HOBOKEN, N.J. — Rail vate doesn’t match up to Trump speaks during a campaign rally Monday said. But it didn’t stop her Gayla Cawley service resumed Monday what the Republican pres- from boarding Monday’s Reporter, ext. 1236 in Ambridge, Pa. at a transit station dam- [email protected] idential nominee said on 8:11 a.m. train for Hobo- aged when a train travel- the now-infamous leaked ken. Thomas Grillo have sex with women oth- er Chris Conley, Jamal ing more than twice the Reporter, ext. 1264 tape. Eight of the 17 tracks er than his wife. “When Crawford of the Los An- speed limit crashed, kill- [email protected] “I don’t know what at Hoboken Terminal re- you’re a star, they let you geles Clippers and retired ing a woman on the plat- Spenser Hasak opened, according to New locker room he’s been do it,” he bragged. “You NFL players Donte Stall- form and injuring more Copy Editor, ext. 1278 in,” Haslem said. “No, I can do anything.” Jersey Transit. Tracks [email protected] worth and Chris Kluwe than 100 other people. didn’t appreciate it, to be “It didn’t sound like all were among the first to 10 to 17 reopened, while Thor Jourgensen The return of partial completely honest. That’s any talk in any locker speak out, and many have service into Hoboken Ter- tracks 1 to 9 will remain News Editor, ext. 1267 not our locker room talk. room that I’ve ever been out of service until further [email protected] since followed. minal was welcomed by I don’t know Trump very in, so maybe it was just Saying it’s never heard, commuters — even if some notice as repair work con- Steve Krause well at all, but I don’t a phrase,” Cleveland tinues in that section of Sports Editor, ext. 1229 however, may be a stretch. had still-painful memories know who he’s played for Browns wide receiver An- the busy station, where [email protected] Some described hearing of the Sept. 29 crash. the last couple years to drew Hawkins said. “But commuters connect with Jennifer Meli crude, profane or degrad- Sheilah Tiangco-Hugo even say he’s been in any- it was wrong.” other trains and with Copy Editor, ext. 1222 ing comments routinely. had been in the first car [email protected] body’s locker room and Athletes fired back en that day and remembered ferries heading into New had those kind of conver- masse at Trump to send “Most definitely,” said York City, Katie Morrison Tennessee Titans tight being jolted out of her seat Sports Reporter sations.” the message that they Crews have erected a end Delanie Walker, when when the train sped up as [email protected] On the tape, recorded in don’t talk like he does. Los it approached the track’s big plywood wall to block asked if he’s heard the Owen O’Rourke 2005, Trump brags about Angeles Dodgers pitcher end. She braced for impact off the area where the ac- Photographer, ext. 1224 kissing, grabbing wom- Brett Anderson, Kansas off-color chatter. “Yeah, I on the floor and watched cident occurred, and foot [email protected] en’s genitals and trying to City Chiefs wide receiv- have.” as a concrete slab crashed traffic to the PATH was Anne Marie Tobin down on the seat she had being diverted to another Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 entrance. [email protected] occupied moments earlier. Turkey Hill recalls some of their “That slab could have NJ Transit workers Adam Swift were standing on the plat- Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1269 cut me in half,” Tiang- [email protected] mislabeled packages of ice cream co-Hugo said in River form to greet commuters, Edge as she waited for the handing out free water Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 CONESTOGA, Pa. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Defection Saturday: A day Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance that will live in GOP lore P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman It was the most important inter- of course, had the power to remove ably the Trump Foundation on the P ”  Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 vention in modern political history. Nixon as president. The problem for docket, the GOP’s groper in chief Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 On the afternoon of Aug. 7, 1974, alternate-reality Republicans, like has to place all his faith in another Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 the two Republican congressional Thune, is that only one man has the miraculous comeback from (moral) Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 leaders and party patriarch Barry power to defrock the GOP nominee bankruptcy. Maybe a close finish Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Goldwater met with Richard Nixon — Donald J. Trump. — or an angry Election Day army Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 in the Oval Office to tell the belea- To slightly simplify Republican of blue-collar men — would some- Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 guered president that it was over. rules: The verdict of the Cleveland how save the Trump brand and the Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 When Nixon asked for a Senate convention is binding unless the shaky fortune that depends on it. head count against impeachment, nominee withdraws. Politically, Trump’s only hope is the John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Goldwater guessed that the presi- Imagine a delegation of Rudy Gi- long-shot theory that his support- dent had no more than 18 loyalists uliani, Chris Christie and Jeff Ses- ers have already factored his vile left. Hugh Scott, the pipe-smoking sions ascending to the gold-plated personal behavior into their voting Senate minority leader chimed in, heights of Trump Tower to perform decisions. That somehow the shock “I’d say maybe 15. But it’s grim. And an intervention on the bilious bil- and outrage triggered by the 2005 they’re not firm.” lionaire. soap opera tape represents just the The following day, Nixon — who What argument could they possi- political and journalistic elites in always saw himself as the man in bly make? both parties talking to themselves EDITORIAL the arena battling until the end — “Donald, for the sake of the party, on television and Twitter. announced his resignation. we’re in an unsustainable situation. Personally, I don’t believe that There are Nixon veterans in the If you remain on the ticket, you will Trump will ever escape the stigma bunker with Donald Trump, notably lose in a landslide to Hillary Clinton. of his reprehensible boasts and be- disgraced former Fox News chief, Senators like Pat Toomey in Pennsyl- havior. But I can imagine Trump Utilities under Roger Ailes, and rightwing conspir- vania and Kelly Ayotte can’t survive and his enablers convincing them- acy monger, Roger Stone. They know the defection of women voters. Even selves that this too shall pass. the history of Watergate — and how the House might be in play.” Trump might even channel Richard lonely a political leader can be when A normal politician might find Nixon, who said on a 1973 White scrutiny in Lynn his party abandons him. that appeal sadly persuasive. But House tape, “Despite all the polls After a day that should be remem- Trump would probably brag that his and the rest, I think there’s still a Elected to be city decision makers, even visionaries, bered in GOP lore as Defection Sat- popularity is soaring based on six hell of a lot of people out there, and city council members more often than not are saddled urday, the Republican presidential internet polls in which most of the from what I’ve seen … they want to with routine tasks, including approving sign permits nominee could be down to a Nixo- voters were Russian bots. Moreover, believe. That’s the point, isn’t it?” for new businesses, and giving utilities permission nian remnant of maybe 15 shaky he would likely snarl, “Why should I There is something delicious about to attach equipment to poles located across the city. Senate supporters. care about the losers on the Republi- the detail that Trump’s downfall A sign permit is no small matter to a new or estab- Early bailouts ranged from South can ticket? What have those traitors came as he headed for an appear- lished business owner hoping to attract new custom- Dakota’s John Thune, in charge ever done for me?” ance on “Days of Our Lives.” This ers, and councilors always treat a business request of party messaging for the Senate But the real stumbling block — has been the Weekend of Our Politi- with the importance it deserves. leadership, to troubled New Hamp- and this would not be lost on Ivanka cal Lives. And the Trump portion of Pole attachment requests, on the other hand, are shire incumbent Kelly Ayotte. In a and the candidate’s sons — is the the soap opera is slated to be can- largely routine affairs. feat of gymnastic dexterity, Ayotte permanent damage that an October celed on Nov. 8. But councilors are becoming increasingly con- has gone in a few days from hailing abdication would do to the Trump cerned with utility service locally and they are using Trump as a role model in a re-elec- brand. Who would stay in a Trump Roll Call columnist Walter Sha- routine requests by utilities to attach replacement or tion debate to claiming she misspoke hotel if the name were permanent- piro is a veteran of Politics Daily, updated equipment to their poles as an opportunity to withdrawing her endorsement. ly associated with abusing women? USA Today, Time, Newsweek and to question service levels. Thune’s Saturday afternoon tweet Who would give Trump another TV the Washington Post. His book on There are 10 pole attachment hearings scheduled advocated a wistful fantasy: “Don- show, unless it were soft-core porn? his con-man great-uncle was just on the council agenda today and eight more tabled ald Trump should withdraw and Women in Chinese factories might published: “Hustling Hitler: The from previous meetings, meaning councilors will Mike Pence should be our nominee even balk at making Trump ties. Jewish Vaudevillian Who Fooled the have ample opportunity during the meeting to ques- effective immediately.” With post-election legal action Fuhrer.” Follow him on Twitter @Mr- tion service and ask questions about service failures, After impeachment, the Senate, against Trump University and prob- WalterShapiro. in particular last Wednesday’s power outage affect- ing Wyoma Square neighborhoods. Complaints about the outage got Council President and state Rep. Dan Cahill’s attention. He wants ex- planations about maintenance or equipment replace- ment needs at the Quinn Road substation providing power to part of the city. National Grid deserves credit for making strides to improve service reliability when it undertook renova- tions to its substation located off the Lynnway. Power disruptions in waterfront neighborhoods have dropped, although they have not disappeared. But Cahill and council colleagues want to see disruptions and power losses minimized or ended in other parts of the city. A big part of being councilor involves fielding con- stituent calls from residents who don’t really care if utility oversight is strictly a local matter or a respon- sibility that falls more into the state’s domain. Losing power frustrates people as much as deteri- orating and unplowed streets and it does not take them long to find someone to blame for their frus- trations. Instead of making pole utility hearings a regular feature on the council agenda, it might make more sense for councilors to hold hearings every three months and combine pole utility requests with a de- tailed discussion on utility service. These quarterly “checkups” could be well-publi- cized and councilors would attend them well armed with information on service disruptions. Utility rep- resentatives would get the opportunity to update councilors on quality of local service while outlining plans to improve service. There is nothing routine about losing power and councilors can take more than a routine approach to ensuring utilities provide the best service to local customers.

JONATHAN ALLEN Trump was better but remains a terrible standard-bearer for GOP

Donald Trump cleared the boasting about sexually assault- Sunday — and the things she just nothing new during the 90 good for him. Otherwise, it will lowest bar in the history of pres- ing women as “locker room” talk; said — to hammer him again. minutes of the debate. He also be forgotten — a minor moment idential debates Sunday night he threatened to imprison Clin- Expect to hear more about how missed opportunities to speak in a campaign that Clinton is at Washington University in St. ton without indictment, trial, he buys cheap Chinese steel for more inclusively about Muslims still on course to win handily. Louis, and Hillary Clinton was a verdict or sentencing; he said his buildings. and African-Americans. There’s now one big head-to- little off her game. Capt. Humayun Khan would Democrats are disappointed Clinton, nursing a lead, was head matchup left for Trump to It turns out the sedate and fo- be alive today if Trump had with Clinton’s performance, but more cautious than she was in try to change the fundamental cused version of Trump is better been president; he split with they still think Trump would be the first debate. The good news dynamics of the campaign. Un- than the unhinged one voters his running mate on Syria pol- a complete disaster for the coun- for her: She remains the steady less Clinton denounces Jesus saw a couple of weeks ago in his icy; he said Aleppo has fallen; try. Undecided voters won’t be candidate in a campaign in Christ and praises Satan — and first matchup with Clinton. And he argued Russia is ahead of swayed en masse by Sunday’s which her rival is the most tem- maybe not even then — he will he was better prepared to go af- the United States in nuclear debate. And Trump gave estab- peramentally unfit person ever fail to do that. Trump was fin- ter Clinton on her email scan- armament; he admitted that he lishment Republicans no rea- to win a major-party nomina- ished as a presidential candi- dal, her speeches to Wall Street claimed a tax loss of nearly $1 son to rush to his side. In that tion. The bad news: She didn’t date partway through the first banks, and her long tenure as a billion; and he reinforced the vein, debate moderator Martha put him away like she did in the debate. The question now is how Washington insider. narrative that Clinton’s built Raddatz asked Trump whether first debate. far he drags down fellow Re- But Trump remains wildly for herself in complimenting her he had changed since he was Ultimately, though, this contest publicans on the ballot. Sunday uninformed about foreign and ability to fight. caught in a 2005 recording say- will be remembered for Trump night was an oasis for them. But domestic policy, incapable of ar- If we’ve learned anything ing, in pornographic terms, that accusing Clinton of being worse there’s a long stretch of desert ticulating his own strategy and about debates in this cycle, it’s he liked to grab women by their than him because of her hus- between here and Election Day. unwilling or unable to reach out that they are only a small piece privates. band’s infidelity and because Republicans who have stuck beyond his white, male base. of the larger arguments that the Do any Republicans think that she defended him against allega- with Trump are trying to ride Whoever won, it was on points. candidates are making to the clip was the most recent or worst tions of rape and sexual assault an overloaded skateboard across There was no knockout. But American public. After the first of what Trump has said? I doubt against him. That’s a reminder the sand. Sunday night’s debate Trump left Clinton with plenty debate, Clinton crushed Trump it. It will get worse. This wasn’t that Trump — not Hillary Clin- didn’t give them the new vehi- to rehash over the coming weeks. on his treatment of women. the moment that Trump put mi- ton — brags about sexually as- cle they need to reach the finish He repeatedly referred to his She’ll use the things he said sogyny behind him. There was saulting women, which is not line. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Giving up on Trump? Ryan focusing on saving GOP

By Julie Pace, Erica Werner and Alan Fram ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — House Speaker Paul Ryan, the nation’s top elected Republican, effec- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tively abandoned Donald U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Trump Monday, telling addresses the Danville-Boyle County Chamber anxious fellow lawmakers of Commerce on Monday in Danville, Ky. he will not campaign for or defend the floundering businessman in the elec- tion’s closing weeks. Pro- McConnell Trump members rebelled in anger, accusing Ryan of conceding the election to Hillary Clinton. chooses to Indeed, Ryan said he would devote his ener- gy to ensuring Clinton doesn’t get a “blank check” ignore Trump as president with a Dem- ocratic-controlled Con- By Adam Beam can Senate candidates to gress, according to people on his private conference ASSOCIATED PRESS disavow Trump. Several FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS incumbent Republicans call with GOP House DANVILLE, Ky. — U.S. running for re-election members. While the Wis- House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin speaks with reporters on Capitol Senate Majority Leader this year have pulled consin Republican did Hill in Washington, following his meeting with Republican presidential Mitch McConnell refused their support for Trump, not formally rescind his candidate Donald Trump. to acknowledge Donald including Rob Portman in own tepid endorsement of Trump on Monday, telling Ohio, Kelly Ayotte in New Trump, he told lawmakers from Election Day. Recent reference to Ryan and the Trump’s candidacy long a group of business lead- they were free to do just Hampshire and Arizona’s revelations of Trump’s pred- GOP defections at a Penn- ago laid bare the turmoil ers in his home state of that and fight for their John McCain, the 2008 atory sexual comments sylvania rally, except per- roiling the GOP. Some Kentucky that if they ex- own re-election. Republican nominee for about women deepened haps one line that could ap- party leaders had hoped to pected to hear him discuss president. Trump fired back on Twit- the worries among GOP ply to fleeing Republicans push off a reckoning until the presidential race they “If you are interested in ter, saying Ryan “should “might as well go ahead the presidential election spend more time on bal- officials who fear he’ll drag as well as the Democrats. after the election, but with and leave.” you might as well go ahead ancing the budget, jobs and down their own electoral “The last 72 hours has Ryan and other lawmak- McConnell twice in- and leave because I don’t illegal immigration and not prospects in November. But framed what this election ers publicly distancing structed the crowd at the have any observations to waste his time on fighting others look at Trump’s loyal is all about. It’s about the themselves from Trump Danville-Boyle County make about it,” McConnell Republican nominee.” bands of supporters and see American people fight- — and in some cases even Chamber of Commerce told the crowd to begin his Ryan’s announcement un- no way for Republicans in ing back against corrupt calling for the real estate luncheon to not ask him speech. “In my job as ma- derscored the perilous pre- other races to win without politicians who don’t care mogul to drop out of the about the presidential jority leader of the Senate dicament Republicans find their support. about anything except for race — that now appears race “even though that’s I’ve found that my obser- themselves in one month Trump himself made no staying in power,” he said. impossible. what I know you all want- vations, no matter where ed me to talk about today.” I make them, are immedi- His comments came hours ately sort of spun around after Republican House the world and I don’t have Fed up with Trump and Clinton, Speaker Paul Ryan told anything to add on the a conference call of GOP presidential race today.” lawmakers he will “spend At one point, McConnell some voters weigh options his entire energy making asked a young woman in sure that Hillary Clinton the audience to stop record- does not get a blank check ing him, despite several By Matt Sedensky Stevens tried to keep she said, and more similar The longtime Republi- with a Democrat-con- members of the news me- ASSOCIATED PRESS herself from tuning into than distinct. can congressional staffer, trolled Congress.” dia who were in the room Sunday night’s debate. “It’s just spectacle, that’s who now runs a corporate NEW YORK — Enough, Ryan joined a growing recording his remarks. “I completely lose hope all it is,” she said. “I don’t communications firm, said already. list of Republican leaders In a news release last and my anxiety level goes find anything substan- Trump’s suggestion he In a campaign in which who have distanced them- week, McConnell said through the roof,” she tial.” would jail Clinton if he’s the size of a candidate’s selves from Trump after a Trump’s comments were said. But she relented af- Those feelings abound: elected amounted to “a genitalia has been public- video surfaced last week “repugnant and unaccept- ter about a half-hour, say- An Associated Press- nuclear bomb went off in showing the GOP presi- able in any circumstance” ly discussed, in a week in ing it was like attempting NORC Center for Public which shockingly sexual American politics.” dential nominee boasting and called on Trump to not to look when you drive Affairs Research poll con- Bonjean calls himself about his abusive conduct video has been unearthed by a car wreck. Watching ducted Sept. 15-18 found apologize. But he has not “a very confused Repub- toward women, including withdrawn his endorse- and after a debate in which brought no solace. three out of four Ameri- lican.” He won’t vote for kissing and groping wom- ment, as others have. the leading contenders for She is a lifelong Demo- cans felt frustrated by the a third-party candidate. en without their consent. While McConnell did the White House exposed crat and has, until now, al- election, and majorities While McConnell is not not discuss the presiden- new depths of down-and- ways cast her vote for the also described themselves He’s weighing whether to on the ballot this year, he tial race, he told the crowd dirty exchanges, some party’s presidential candi- as angry and helpless. go with Trump or not vote is working to preserve the he chooses “not to be de- voters are ready to deny date. She had hoped Sen. Fewer than one in five at all. Even so, the 46-year- Republican majority in pressed about the future either major-party candi- Bernie Sanders would be people said they felt proud old expects the campaign the U.S. Senate. After his of the country.” date their support. the nominee; in his place, of the 2016 race. to get even worse and for speech on Monday, McCo- “Elections come and go, “We’re screwed with ei- she has decided to vote In Washington, Ron Bon- even more shocking reve- nnell ignored a question leaders come and go. You ther one of them,” said for Green Party nominee jean said the campaign al- lations to arise as opposi- from a reporter asking if are going to be just fine,” Sally Stevens, 63, of New Jill Stein. Both Clinton ready was “in a very sad tion researchers scrounge he was advising Republi- he said. Orleans. and Trump are too flawed, state” before the debate. for more dirt. Emails show how private and public Clinton statements clash By Josh Boak expressed a philosophy this summer. “And I will one, not just those at the ASSOCIATED PRESS that in some ways clashes veto any reforms to repeal top,” she said in an August with the progressive vision those rules and vigorously speech. “This is personal WASHINGTON — Be- she has articulated while enforce the law with ac- for me. I am a product of hind closed doors, Hillary campaigning. countability so Wall Street the American middle class Clinton adopted a rather Here’s a breakdown of can never wreck Main ... I’ve always remembered more accommodating tone the differences: Street again.” that I’m the daughter of with Wall Street than she WALL STREET Yet fears have lingered a small-business owner has on the campaign trail. In public, Clinton has that despite such procla- and the granddaughter of In private paid speech- taken a hard tack toward mations, Clinton remains a factory worker — and es to financial firms and Wall Street, opposing any too cozy with major banks proud of both.” interest groups before she weakening of the regulato- and investment funds. The Yet despite the vast fi- declared her candidacy, ry reforms passed after the financial sector has been a nancial riches that she the Democratic presiden- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2008 financial meltdown. major source of campaign and her husband, Bill, be- tial nominee comes off as She has warned that Re- donations for Clinton. And gan reaping once he left a knowing insider, willing Democratic presidential candidate Hillary publican lawmakers and in a paid speech for a Gold- the presidency in 2001, to cut backroom deals, em- Clinton speaks at a rally at Wayne State Uni- Donald Trump want to man Sachs symposium in Clinton even seemed to brace open trade and grant versity in Detroit Monday. abolish the stricter rules 2013, Clinton suggested suggest that they face Wall Street a central role in imposed under the Dodd- that the industry should the same struggles with crafting financial regula- the rhetoric of a class war- high levels of distrust that Frank law enacted in 2010. play a dominant hand in debt and college costs that tions, according to excerpts rior: Higher taxes on the voters, including some of “We should extend the developing its own rules many American house- obtained last week through wealthy. Tougher rules for her own supporters, have rules passed in Dodd- THE MIDDLE CLASS holds do. hacked campaign emails Wall Street. Empathy for expressed about the for- Frank on Wall Street in Clinton routinely cele- The Clintons are now provided to WikiLeaks. the financial burdens of mer secretary of state, New crisis and strengthen them brates her connection to worth several tens of mil- Compare that with her ordinary Americans. York senator and presi- both for the big banks average Americans. lions of dollars, collected public remarks in the The gap between her pri- dential spouse. Privately, and the shadow banking “My mission in the White from speeches, book deals presidential race. For vot- vate and public remarks to audiences at Goldman system,” Clinton said in a House will be to make our and other business ar- ers, Clinton has embraced helps explain the relatively Sachs and others, Clinton speech in North Carolina economy work for every- rangements.

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Sunday at 41 Hamilton Ave.; the teachers finally said Corrections or clarifications will not at 7:57 a.m. Sunday at 23 CHICAGO — Teachers ‘Enough is enough,’” said be made without express notice of Hesper St.; at 8:15 a.m. Sun- in the nation’s third-larg- Nate Rasmussen, a pre- day at 152 Boston St. change from the arresting police est school district were school teacher at Beasley A report of an uninvited preparing to go on strike Elementary School on the department. guest at 9:25 a.m. Saturday for the second time since city’s South Side. He said at 8 Auburn St.; at 9:19 a.m. 2012, as contract talks be- the district’s 2013 closing LYNN Sunday at 24 Flint Lane. tween the Chicago Teach- of some 50 schools, layoffs A report of an injured police ers Union and financially of thousands of teachers Arrests officer at 10:03 a.m. Satur- troubled Chicago Public in recent years and other day on Lynnfield Street. Schools headed into Mon- Nelson Beauchamp, 19, A report of a con/scam at spending cuts have made of 183 Washington Ave., day evening with no sign the job tougher. 11:41 a.m. Saturday at 214 of an agreement. Chelsea, was arrested and Essex St. Teachers have been charged with trespassing at The CTU has directed its without a contract since A report of trespassing at roughly 28,000 members 7:26 p.m. Saturday. 2:05 p.m. Saturday at 7 Es- June 2015. The union Jean Clotaire, 37, of 39 to report to picket lines wants no cuts to salary or sex Circle. Tuesday morning unless Boylston St., Boston, was ar- A report of larceny at 2:53 benefits and an additional rested and charged with tres- they hear otherwise from $200 million — or $500 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Saturday at 415 Lyn- union negotiators. All 652 passing at 7:32 p.m. Saturday. nway; at 2:20 a.m. Sunday at per student — in spending Retired Chicago school teacher Patricia Lof- Shawn Fleurime, 19, of 15 schools will be open during to ensure adequate staff- ton counts through a stack of picket signs for 707 Western Ave.; at 11:47 normal school hours for Eutaw Ave., Lynn, was arrest- ing and “to accommodate Chicago Teachers Union members to pick up a.m. Sunday at 11 La Grange the district’s 400,000 stu- ed and charged with drinking Terrace. the needs of our children,” Monday in Chicago. dents, CPS said. in public, and person under A report of vandalism to a CTU President Karen The two sides held ne- 21 in possession of liquor at motor vehicle at 3:41 p.m. Lewis said. About two-dozen people Organizer Erica Hade 7:55 p.m. Saturday. gotiations throughout the CPS has said it is work- Saturday at 34 Brimblecom St. with Parents 4 Teach- has several children in Stephanie Gigante, 27, weekend. On Monday af- ing within the framework A report of a fight at 7:40 ers rallied in the leafy the public school system of 1103 Symmes Circle, Ar- p.m. Saturday at 422 Walnut ternoon, teachers picked of a January offer, which lington, was arrested and up strike placards and included pay increases Ravenswood neighbor- and lives across the street St. hood on the city’s North from a school. She said charged with OUI liquor at A report of threats at 7:57 painted banners. Earlier and a cap on privately op- 8:57 a.m. Saturday. in the day, parents and erated charter schools but Side. Several children, off she sees teachers arriv- p.m. Saturday at 23 Mall St. school due to Columbus ing for work at 6 a.m. and Jean Guillaume, 35, of 43 A report of a motor vehicle other supporters rallied would require teachers to Day, also were there; one leaving 12 hours later. Elm St., Lynn, was arrested theft at 1:15 a.m. Sunday on across from Mayor Rahm contribute more to their and charged with disorderly Essex Street. Emanuel’s home, and an- pension costs. The union held a placard that read, “How can parents not be conduct and resisting arrest other pro-educators rally turned it down in Febru- “Parents, Teachers, Stu- supportive of teachers?” at 2:53 a.m. Sunday. was planned for Monday ary. dents — United.” she said. Sean MacDonald, 28, of MARBLEHEAD 90 Emerson St., Haverhill, was arrested and charged Complaints Potential jurors chosen for the with trespassing and posses- A report of suspicious activ- sion of a knife at 7:44 p.m. ity at 12:02 p.m. Sunday on Saturday. Atlantic Avenue. Witness saw Emmanuel Martinez, 30, female car operator drinking Penn State abuse scandal lawsuit of 501 Washington St., Lynn, and then putting alcohol back was arrested and charged with into her purse. Car not located. BELLEFONTE, Pa. (AP) malicious damage to a motor A report of a well being check vehicle at 10 p.m. Saturday. — Nineteen people were at 12:28 p.m. Sunday on selected as potential ju- Jonathan Nunez, 28, of 170 Creesy Street. Verbal dispute Hayward St., Braintree, was ar- rors Monday in a lawsuit between father and daughter. by a former Penn State rested and charged with tres- They agreed to work it out. passing at 7:26 p.m. Saturday. assistant football coach A report of harassment at who says he witnessed Michael Pereira, 52, of 4:49 p.m. Sunday on Colgate 830 Broadway, Revere, was onetime fellow coach Jer- Road. ry Sandusky abuse a boy arrested and charged with op- A report of a possible opi- erating a motor vehicle with a in the team shower more oid overdose at 8:18 p.m. than 15 years ago. suspended license, resisting Sunday on Pond Street. arrest and refusing to identify Ten women and nine self at 9:56 a.m. Saturday. men were qualified for a Robert Ross, 30, of 35 PEABODY pool of 28, which lawyers Hampshire Road, Peabody, will pare down to 12 ju- was arrested and charged Complaints rors and four alternates. with breaking and entering in A report of an unwanted The jurors will hear Mike the nighttime and possession party at 12:49 a.m. Saturday McQueary’s defamation, of a burglarious instrument at on Carol Ann Road; at 5:25 whistleblower and mis- 1:38 a.m. Monday. a.m. Saturday at 308 Lowell representation lawsuit Luis Tejeda, 30, of 224 Bel- St.; at 12:37 a.m. Sunday at against the university. mont St., Malden, was arrest- 168 Washington St.; at 11:42 The jury selection pro- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed and charged with trespass- p.m. Sunday at 1 Gates Road. cess could wrap up Tues- ing at 7:44 p.m. Saturday. day, and opening state- Former Penn State assistant football coach Mike McQueary leaves the A report of a disturbance Dauphin County Courthouse in Harrisburg, Pa. Demetri Underwood, 25, of at 5:07 a.m. Saturday on 19 ments are scheduled in a 159 Marianna St., Lynn, was week. Dearborn Road; at 1:39 a.m. Paterno’s handling of ident Gary Schultz. But it ier in support of Curley arrested and charged with Sunday at 4 Elliot Place; at McQueary, who played that complaint was cited was more than a decade and Schultz the day they resisting arrest and disorderly 2:38 a.m. Sunday on Tracey quarterback for the Nit- conduct at 2:18 a.m. Sunday. Street; at 2:39 a.m. Sunday tany Lions in the 1990s, by trustees as among the later that charges were were charged. He says he at 4 Elliot Place; at 7:40 p.m. says he was working as a reasons he was fired in filed against Sandusky. was retaliated against by Accidents Sunday at 44 Tracey St.; at graduate assistant coach November 2011, days af- Curley and Schultz were the university for report- ter Sandusky was charged charged, along with the ing Sandusky and helping A report of a motor vehicle 12:35 a.m. Monday at 22 when in early 2001 he was with child molestation. Pa- then-president, Graham the prosecution. And he accident at 3:44 a.m. Satur- Reynolds Road. in a team locker room and day on Broad Street; at 8:26 A report of a stolen bicycle noticed Sandusky sex- terno died in early 2012. Spanier, for their actions says he was the victim of a.m. Saturday at 29 Cherry at 8:09 a.m. Saturday at 158 ually abusing a boy. He After speaking with Pa- in response to the San- misrepresentation, citing St.; at 9:04 a.m. Saturday on Lowell St. reported it the next morn- terno, McQueary talked dusky scandal. assurances by Curley and Adams Street; at 9:22 a.m. A report of an abandoned ing to then-head coach to two Penn State admin- McQueary’s lawsuit ar- Schultz they would inves- Saturday at 251 Western motor vehicle at 8:44 a.m. Joe Paterno, who in turn istrators, athletic director gues he was defamed by a tigate what he told them Ave.; at 3:02 p.m. Saturday Saturday at 22 Walsh Ave. alerted administrators. Tim Curley and vice pres- statement issued by Span- and respond appropriately. at 31 Linden St.; at 5:02 p.m. A report of a lost/stolen Saturday on Bowler Street; license plate at 11:20 a.m. at 8:25 p.m. Saturday on Saturday at 37 Andover St. Call that ended officers’ lives was Empire Street; at 9:28 p.m. A report of vandalism to a Saturday on Lumas Court; at motor vehicle at 2:23 p.m. Sat- 11:24 p.m. Saturday at 116 urday at 226 Bartholomew St. New Park Street; at 2:34 A report of shoplifting at 3 among the most unpredictable a.m. Sunday at 80 Essex St.; p.m. Saturday at Macy’s. at 11:57 a.m. Sunday on A report of a neighbor dis- By Amy Taxin Nelson Street; at 4:34 p.m. pute at 4:55 p.m. Saturday and John Roger ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday on Franklin Street; at on Connelly Terrace. A report of an overdose at 5:45 p.m. Sunday at 227 Es- PALM SPRINGS, Ca- 6:12 p.m. Saturday on Elm sex St.; at 6:12 p.m. Sunday lif. — A domestic violence on South Common Street; Street. Caller reports unknown and unresponsive person in call that ended the lives of at 6:29 p.m. Sunday on Elm two California police offi- Street; at 6:51 p.m. Sunday his driveway. A fireworks complaint at cers last weekend was the at 668 Chestnut St.; at 2 a.m. kind of report that many Monday at 16 Spencer St. 10:01 p.m. Saturday on MacArthur Road. authorities say they hate and fear the most. Complaints A report of an incident at 12:14 p.m. Sunday at For no matter how much A report of a missing person 216 Newbury St. Gym goer training and experience at 12:04 a.m. Saturday at 44 punched another patron. officers receive, they of- Newhall St.; at 9:49 a.m. Sat- ten have little idea what urday at 111 Washington St. SWAMPSCOTT awaits them when they A report of a breaking and approach the scene of entering at 12:04 a.m. Satur- Complaints such a disturbance. day at 98 South Common St. “You never know all the facts until you get there. A report of a disturbance A report of suspicious activ- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at 1:24 a.m. Saturday on ity at 12:59 a.m. Saturday on And you never know Wave Street; at 2:14 a.m. Essex Street; at 12:25 p.m. what’s on the other side A visitor pays his respect at a memorial for Palm Springs Police Officers Saturday at 501 Washington Saturday at 52 Phillips Beach of that door,” said Erroll Lesley Zerebny and Jose “Gil” Gilbert Vega, seen in photos placed in St.; at 3:24 a.m. Saturday Ave.; at 9:29 p.m. Saturday Southers, a former police front of the police station in Palm Springs, Calif., on Monday. at 8 Morrill Place; at 7:51 at 431 Humphrey St.; at 1:49 officer and FBI special a.m. Saturday at 11 Rantoul a.m. Sunday at 34 Maple Ave. agent who is currently di- corded the sound of panicked father, Santos hended early Sunday af- Ave.; at 8:06 a.m. Saturday A report of an uninvited rector of the Homegrown dozens of gunshots Felix, told her just be- ter a lengthy standoff and at 33 Cherry St.; at 8:53 guest at 1:26 a.m. Saturday at Violent Studies Program echoing through the ordi- fore the shooting that his authorities say he will be a.m. Saturday at 44 Hanover 4 Huron St.; at 8:12 p.m. Sat- at the University of narily quiet neighborhood. 26-year-old son was armed charged with murder. St.; at 5:17 p.m. Saturday at urday at 168 Puritan Road.A Southern California. Its camera did not show and “acting crazy.” Authorities have so far 186 Market St.; at 7:06 p.m. report of a noise at 2:14 a.m. Police say Palm Springs the officers. When she suggested he declined to release a 911 Saturday on North Common Saturday at 42 Pleasant St. Officers Jose “Gil” Gilbert Vega and Zerebny were call police, Serrano said he recording alerting police Street; at 7:59 p.m. Saturday A report of vandalism to a Vega and Lesley Zerebny killed and a third officer told her, “’Yeah, he already about a problem or say at 77 Green St.; at 8:57 p.m. motor vehicle at 3:51 p.m. had just asked John Felix was treated for a gunshot knows they are coming, Saturday at 655 Chestnut St.; Saturday at 331 Paradise Rd. to come out of his family’s wound and later released and he is going to shoot who made the call, and it at 9:59 p.m. Saturday at 75 A report of a disturbance at home Saturday when he from a hospital. A fourth them.’” wasn’t immediately clear Haviland Ave.; at 11:33 p.m. 5:48 p.m. Saturday at 168 opened fire through the officer was unharmed. Efforts to reach Santos if the officers knew they Saturday at 498 Essex St.; Humphrey St. closed front door. A neighbor, Frances Ser- Felix for comment have were about to confront A neighborhood home rano, told The Associated been unsuccessful. someone waiting to kill surveillance system re- Press that the suspect’s John Felix was appre- them. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 School plan makes grade with neighbors

McMANUS the site choices. traf c to Commercial. From A1 Tentative plans call for Donovan said prelimi- building a middle school nary school construction high-rise apartment build- on the eld’s Commercial plans will preserve eld ings overlooking the eld. Street side with an en- space located on the eld’s Wedged between the com- trance way off Commercial. Tech side. muter rail tracks, Commer- Donovan said the front of Marvin Pojoy lives off cial Street and Lynn Voca- the building would face the South Common Street and tional Technical Institute, commuter rail tracks. likes the idea of a mid- the eld is the proposed “This is very prelimi- dle school coming to his home for a 1,008-student nary,” he said. neighborhood. middle school. The site plan shares “It’s good. My children Cordero has seven similarities with the loca- would be close to the grandchildren, including tion of the new Marshall school,” he said. two middle schoolers. She Middle School. Opened in A new school will also said many middle school- April, Marshall was built boost Commercial Mar- age children live in Nep- on a vacant industrial site ket’s business, said Silvia tune Towers. on Brookline Street bor- Urrea. She works in the Commercial Street bar- dering the tracks. little store down Commer- ber Rudolpho DeLeon only Donovan said McManus cial Street from the eld. sees positives with the city Field’s size is not the only “The street will be busi- plan to build on McManus reason it is a good school er and we will have more Field. site. He said information customers,” she said. “It’s good for local educa- gathered by the school de- Talliah Brown grew up in tion and it will bring cus- partment indicates many of the Marian Gardens hous- tomers,” he said. the city’s middle school-age ing complex and offered an- McManus Field is one of children live in West Lynn other reason why building two sites approved by the neighborhoods, including a middle school on McMa- city’s School Building Com- ones south of Lynn Com- nus Field makes sense. mittee to be future middle mon, near the eld. “It will mean a lot of jobs school locations. The com- “It’s a good site. It’s where for the community,” she mittee last Friday picked the kids are,” he said. said. McManus Field and a site Ernesto Perez agrees The $183 million two- for a proposed 652-student with that assessment but school proposal, if ap- school near Breeds Pond off wonders where young ath- proved, would see the Parkland Avenue. letes will play and prac- MSBA contribute $114.5 City Inspectional Ser- tice if McManus Field million towards the two vices Director Michael becomes a school site. His schools or 62.5 percent of Donovan said city of - automotive repair busi- the cost with the city pay- cials will meet on Thurs- ness has been on Commer- ing for the remainder. day with Massachusetts cial Street for almost 10 Thor Jourgensen can be School Building Authority years and he is also wor- reached at tjourgensen@ (MSBA) of cials to review ried about a school adding itemlive.com. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Tom LeBoeuf, foreman, warps a boat, that has just been brought into storage for the winter, in a protective plastic at the Marblehead Trading Company. Peabody gins up case for Marblehead boaters slip 20 more liquor licenses LIQUOR “It’s my rm belief that Trader Joe’s purchasing From A1 the licenses should be lo- a license in this market into the winter season cally controlled, and not for over $200,000 several “Look at the difference it by the House of Represen- years ago. BOATERS has been yachting on the “I’m pretty busy all year,” has made with Maki Su- tatives,” he said. “Cities “When Trader Joe’s From A1 North Shore since he was said boat builder Ace Mill- shi,” he said. “They were control their own zoning wanted a full liquor li- 12 years old. er, who has been with the struggling before they got a and special permits.” cense, it paid a hefty clear, sunny day to prepare The company’s Beacon company for 30 years and liquor license, and now they State control of the li- price,” Gravel said. “Li- his boat, Baccara, for the re- Street location was also was on lunch break from are doing a robust business.” quor licenses can lead to a quor licenses should be moval of its mast. active as workers moved his work building a mast. In the long run, Gravel tight secondary market for no different than other li- “It’s a very short season large yachts into a stor- “I could get a job building said liquor licenses should the licenses that can leave censes issued by the city.” here. Almost too short, age shed and wrapped houses, but I wouldn’t en- ultimately be licensed by mom and pop business- Adam Swift can be but it’s beautiful,” said them in yards of protec- joy it as much. The same the cities and towns, and es out in the cold. Gravel reached at aswift@item- the 67-year-old Reid, who tive plastic. challenge isn’t there.” not the state. pointed to the example of live.com. All roads will lead For showing how contracts work to Market Basket best, two economists win Nobel

MARKET BASKET Street meet. By Paul Wiseman From A1 “Right now, ve different and Karl Ritter directions of traf c inter- ASSOCIATED PRESS “He’s doing everything sect at that location. That that needs to be done pri- intersection has been a Let insiders easily cash or to the building being problem for a long, long in stock options, as Enron built,” Patsios said Mon- time,” he said. did, and you risk seeing day. New traf c signals are executives abandon a fail- Cowdell said most of the planned near the Mar- ing company. Encourage traf c improvement work ket Basket site on Boston contractors to sacri ce will be done by spring Street and two on Western quality to cut costs and 2017. It will include build- Avenue. you might cause problems ing a rotary to improve Thor Jourgensen can be like those that led the U.S. traf c  ow where West- reached at tjourgensen@ Justice Department to ern Avenue and Federal itemlive.com. phase out privately run prisons. Designing contracts is a tricky business. For their Stagnant wages groundbreaking work on how to make contracts fairer and more effective, hits home in Lynn Oliver Hart of Harvard PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS University and Bengt Hol- WAGES time the Bay State jobless mstrom of the Massachu- Oliver Hart, the Andrew E. Furer Professor of Economics at Harvard, From A1 rate was this low was in setts Institute of Technol- poses at his home in Lexington, Mass., Monday, after winning the Nobel August 2001. ogy won the 2016 Nobel Prize in economics. Still, there was some Barry Bluestone, pro- prize for economics Mon- good news in the data. fessor of public policy at day. They will share the 8 ther punishing or reward- “These kinds of insights their work offered warm The number of petitions in Northeastern University, million kronor ($930,000) ing CEOs for happenings into how we should design praise Monday. Lynn fell to 17 in August, said wages have been stag- award for their contribu- beyond their control. contracts are very import- “This is the Nobel Prize down from 23 for the same nant until recently. As a re- tions to contract theory. “You don’t want to reward ant because we don’t want in economics at its best,” month last year, a 26 per- sult, he said many families For decades, the two the CEO because the S&P to give the wrong incen- said George Akerlof of cent drop. can’t keep up with their men have studied prac- 500 (stock index) has gone tives to people,” said Tomas Georgetown University, “Foreclosure starts are mortgage payments. tical problems involving up 20 percent,” said Patrick Sjostrom, a member of the who won the prize in 2001. nally starting to calm The bad news on fore- the countless kinds of con- Bolton of Columbia Univer- Nobel committee. “We don’t “The character of both as the summer comes to a closures is not limited to tracts that underlie mod- sity Business School, who want to reward them for Bengt and Oliver shines close,” said Timothy War- Lynn. ern commerce: studied under Hart and things that they were not through in their work and ren, CEO of The Warren There have been a total How should companies has written a textbook on responsible for. We want to their character: They are Group, in a statement. of 4,100 homes seized by pay their executives? What the economics of contracts. reward the right thing.” true intellectuals and tru- “To some extent improv- lenders recorded in Mas- types of tasks should gov- “You want to reward the Hart, 68, is a Lon- ly great people.” ing economy, strong job sachusetts year-to-date, a ernment agencies out- CEO when his company don-born U.S. citizen who At a news conference at creation and a robust real 46.5 percent increase from source to private contrac- outperforms the S&P.” has taught at Harvard MIT, Holmstrom declined estate market have cur- the 2,799 led through tors? How best to write an Likewise, companies fare since 1993. Holmstrom, to say whether he thought tailed foreclosure starts. August 2015. In addition, auto insurance policy to best when they establish 67, is an academic from CEO pay — a hotly con- And perhaps the clogged so far there have been protect drivers from nan- pay packages that incen- Finland who formerly tentious issue in the Unit- pipeline of old delinquent 8,614 petitions led in the cial loss without lulling tivize executives to priori- served on the board of the ed States and elsewhere mortgages has reached a Bay State, a 17.7 percent them into carelessness? tize the long term as much country’s mobile phone — had become excessive. steady or slower  ow.” increase from last year’s Pay packages, Holm- as the short term, to avoid company Nokia. Econ- “It is somewhat demand The state’s unemploy- mark through August strom’s work suggests, are focusing too much on quar- omists who have long and supply working its ment rate dropped to 3.9 with 7,319. best tailored to avoid ei- terly pro t expectations. known the two men and magic,” he said. percent in August, down Thomas Grillo can be from 4.7 percent at the reached at tgrillo@item- start of the year. The last live.com. Catch up with your

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By Bill Brotherton has played his hits thou- ITEM FEATURES EDITOR sands of times in concert, and Sunday night they LYNN — Boz Scaggs sounded fresh and ener- had just finished his main gized. But to these ears, set Sunday night at Lynn it seemed Boz was at his Auditorium with “Low- happiest — and best — down” and “Lido Shuffle,” when he played the blues, two uptempo mega-hits just like his former band- from his 1976 smash al- mate Steve Miller, who bum “Silk Degrees.” The has reinvented himself as crowd was on its feet, a blues master. singing and grooving to Scaggs, whose voice is as PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the beat, acting rowdy expressive and sultry as Roger Waters is joined onstage by children as and loud. ever, shook up his setlist a he performs his song “Another Brick in the He opened his encore bit, playing tunes Sunday Wall” during his closing performance on day 3 with “What Can I Say,” night that he hadn’t yet of the 2016 Desert Trip music festival at Em- another top tune from his performed on this tour. pire Polo Field on Sunday in Indio, Calif. breakthrough LP. “Thanks for coming out, And then something on such a rainy night,” he rare happened. He topped said, “we’ll do our best to Roger Waters puts his politics ‘em all by digging back warm you up.” center stage at Desert Trip to his 1969 self-titled He and his tight sev- album for “Loan Me a en-piece band did just INDIO, Calif. (AP) — “Another Brick in the Dime,” a ferocious blues that. They opened with a that churned and roared Roger Waters made Wall (Part II),” during blast of vintage R&B, Earl his feelings about Don- which 15 school-age for nearly 15 minutes. It King’s “It All Went Down started with some Ham- ald Trump and Israel children came onstage the Drain,” which rocked abundantly clear during a wearing T-shirts that mond B3 organ, a Scaggs and rolled, anchored by guitar solo, then a plead- politically charged perfor- read, “Derriba el muro” — the funky sax of Eric mance at the Desert Trip Spanish for “Take down ing vocal and more guitar Crystal. A surprise cover histrionics by Scaggs and music festival Sunday the wall.” of Joe Simon’s “Drowning PHOTO | PAULA MULLER night. ax-mate Michael Miller, While other Desert Trip in the Sea of Love,” with The 73-year-old sing- performers mentioned who summoned the solo Boz Scaggs performs at the Lynn City Hall Au- an arrangement by Sca- er-songwriter also the presidential election, a young Duane Allman ditorium on Sunday night during his North ggs’ musical brother Don- denounced war and Waters was the only one played on the album. It American Tour. ald Fagan, kept the pity addressed the Black Lives who brought up the Black was as if an old bluesman party going. The title cut Matter movement in his 2 Lives Matter movement had taken over Scaggs’ of his most recent album, the quieter “Sierra,” found with her five-octave range ½-hour set that closed out in front of the overwhelm- soul. It was incredible, “A Fool to Care,” a Les Miller serving up delicious on Stevie Wonder/Are- the three-day classic rock ingly white audience. As and the audience was de- Paul-Mary Ford tune, was acoustic guitar. tha Franklin’s “Until You concert in Indio, Califor- he performed “Us and lirious with joy. Woo-hoo! given a Fats Domino-like Then Scaggs set- Come Back to Me.” nia. Them,” the big screen The 72-year-old sing- New Orleans vibe that tled in with expected The “Silk Degrees” Waters blasted the showed pictures of protest er-songwriter-guitarist shook the auditorium’s crowd-pleasing mid-tem- songs sent the show into Republican presidential signs. “White silence is had made his name with walls. Pure bliss. The ba- po tunes, much like Eric overdrive, and “Loan Me candidate in music and violence,” read one. “I can- a series of radio-friendly sic blues of “Dry Spell” fol- Clapton does in concert a Dime” put it into the images. Trump’s face not believe I still have to hits that combined rhythm lowed, with his simpatico these days. “Georgia” stratosphere. Scaggs and appeared on the mas- protest this (expletive),” and blues and jazz, both bandmates firing on all amped up the crowd, and band indeed heated up the sive video screen above another said. smooth and trad. Scaggs cylinders. Scagg’s vocal on Ms. Monet Owens wowed rainy, chilly night. the stage with the word Waters told the crowd “Charade” across it as that he’s been working Waters performed the with wounded warriors The Fords are 50 and counting Pink Floyd song “Pigs in Washington, D.C., and (Three Different Ones).” brought a young Ameri- Subsequent images can veteran amputee on- showed Trump wearing a stage to play lead guitar Ku Klux Klan hood. with the band on “Shine Meanwhile, a pa- on You Crazy Diamond.” rade-sized balloon shaped “Working with these like a pig floated above men has been one of the the audience. It had most rewarding things Trump’s face painted on I’ve ever done in my life,” the side with the words Waters said. He dedicated “Ignorant, lying, racist, the song to all victims of sexist pig.” And in case war and violence. that wasn’t straightfor- His set also included ward enough, giant let- “Time,” ‘’Money,” ‘’Wish ters flashed across the big You Were Here” and screen reading “Trump is “Brain Damage,” which a pig.” includes the lyric dark Waters followed up with side of the moon. Underwood, Paisley, Bentley, Urban to perform at CMA Awards

NASHVILLE, Tenn. have five nominations (AP) — Dierks Bent- apiece, and both are ley, Eric Church, vying for single and Maren Morris and song of the year. Bentley Keith Urban, as well has four nominations, as hosts Carrie Un- including album of the derwood and Brad year and male vocalist. Paisley, will perform at Underwood has four the 50th annual Coun- nominations, including Congratulations to Lynn’s John and Sheila Ford on 50 years of marriage. The couple cele- try Music Association her first-ever nomination brated their anniversary with daughters Tina, Kathleen, Valerie and Jennifer and their five Awards show, the CMA for entertainer of the grandchildren as well as John Ford’s sister, former Sacred Heart Principal Joanne Eagan announced Monday. The year. Urban also has four and her family. Nov. 2 show will air live nominations, including from Nashville on ABC. entertainer of the year Church and Morris and album of the year. Ashton Kutcher wishes he could be an actor minus the fame

NEW YORK (AP) — want them to know any- at the level of success Bennett, has an under- Ashton Kutcher wishes thing about me.” you want to attain and standing of celebrity on he had a rewind button. If Kutcher’s theory is that do it without any of the a small scale. Colt was a he did, he would reset his the less people know fame — that would be the high school and college career and stay under the about performers’ lives, ultimate gig.” football star who dreamed radar. the more believable they Kutcher, 38, is married to of going pro. Instead, he SEND US YOUR STUFF “Sometimes as an actor are as characters. his “That ‘70s Show” co-star returns to his family’s I wish I could start my “Most people probably Mila Kunis. (The sitcom ranch after it falls on WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, career over,” Kutcher said wouldn’t recognize Gary aired from 1998-2006.) hard times. PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR in a recent interview with Oldman in his everyday They have a daughter, Wy- Danny Masterson, The Associated Press, life because they have no att, and Kunis is expecting who was also on “That SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. “where people don’t know idea how he walks and their second child, a boy, ‘70s Show,” plays Kutch- anything about me and how he talks. He’s such later this year. er’s brother on “The I’d never do an interview a chameleon from role to On his new Netflix Ranch.” The second half of and I’d never do a talk role. I think if you can do comedy, “The Ranch,” season one is streaming show because I’d never this job and be successful Kutcher’s character, Colt on Netflix. WEATHER LOTTERY

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OCT 16 OCT 22 TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Mass Cash: 1-2-6-21-24 Sunny | High 61 Low 46 P’ Cloudy | High 63 Low 50 P’ Cloudy | High 66 Low 48 Lucky for Life: 14-23-26-43-48 (5) SPORTS B TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 Assessing KIPP boys the playoff score early, picture hang on to win By Mike Alongi the goalkeeper to give the SECOND AND LONG FOR THE ITEM Panthers the lead. “It was a textbook play There are two weeks LYNN — In a game really,” said Trotsky. to go in the regular sea- where they scored in the “Great execution on the son. That’s it. Teams rst minute of action, the steal and the pass, and the on the bubble of grab- KIPP Panthers held on goal was a thing of beau- bing a playoff spot and for 69 minutes to defeat ty.” avoiding three weeks of Match Charter School, 1-0, From there, it was all nomadic wandering to at Manning Field on Mon- about defense and ball sights and sites unseen day afternoon. possession for KIPP. The have just two weeks to “That is the complete op- Panthers limited Match STEVE state their cases on the posite way that we usually to only a few shots on goal KRAUSE eld. start games,” said KIPP for the rest of the rst half, One of those teams is coach Zach Trotsky, whose which were all stopped by Lynn Tech, which currently sits at No. 9 in team has gotten off to slow the goalkeeper duo of se- the Division 4 rankings (only eight teams starts all year. “So just nior Jordanny Delgado per division qualify). seeing that they came out and sophomore Chris Ro- But, you say, Tech won — and pretty con- here and executed what driguez. vincingly — last week. But Minuteman, we’ve been working on in “We got major plays from the team the Tigers defeated, is winless, so practice was great to see.” both of those guys today, the points the Tigers got for the win, even The goal came right off which was huge,” Trotsky though the score was lopsided, were min- the opening kickoff for said of his two goalies. imal. the Panthers. After Match “The combination of those The Tigers play two more games. Both took control of the ball to two and the defense in of them are against teams from higher di- start the game, KIPP se- front of them is really visions. Greater Lowell, which is Division nior defender Manny Or- what won us this game to- 3, is 1-4. Still, the Tigers will get points if tega swooped in for a steal. day.” they beat the Gryphons, a D3 team. North- He then sent a perfect In the second half, KIPP east Regional, in Division 3A, is 3-2. through-pass to a wait- dominated the time of pos- Coach James Runner said last week that ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ing Drannel Sawak, and session. Trotsky said that if his team wins out, it’ll have a shot. Let’s KIPP’s Drannel Sawak settles the ball before a Match the sophomore mid elder hope so. Steffan Gravely is one of the more defender can get to it. went on to blast it past KIPP, B2 exciting runners in the area and it would be a shame if he couldn’t get a big stage to show his talents.  Here is how this all works. Teams earn O’Hara in as Revere basketball coach 12 points for victories over opponents in higher divisions, or against Division 1 By Katie Morrison where Revere fell to Woburn, teams; 10 for wins in their own division, a ITEM STAFF 58-46. lower division, and out-of-state opponents. Revere has made the tour- Lianne O’Hara says that A team will earn three points for each nament in each of its last two helping to lead the Bishop win by an opponent it defeated (which is seasons under Finn, who lead Fenwick girls basketball team why Tech’s win over Minuteman wasn’t as the team for two separate to a Division 3 state title last much of a help as it could have been); 1.5 winter was a highlight of her stints since 2009. The Patriots for every tie; and one for every win by an coaching career. O’Hara is went 20-0 under Finn in the opponent it lost to or tied; and 0.5 point for hoping to reach that same lev- 2010-11 season, but fell in the every tie by an opponent it lost to or tied. el of success as she takes on a D1 North quarter nals.  new challenge. O’Hara steps in after six One of the interesting things about these O’Hara, who worked with years with Fenwick, rst as ratings is the positions of Shawsheen and the Fenwick basketball pro- a freshman coach, then a JV St. Mary’s in Division 3A. The Rams sit at gram for six years, was named coach, then an assistant coach the top, with St. Mary’s .40 points behind. the new girls basketball head to Adam DeBaggis at the This only matters if the two teams end up coach at Revere High School varsity level. The Crusaders playing the D3A championship (the No. 3 ITEM FILE PHOTO last week, replacing Diana topped West champion Hoosac team, Stoneham, is four points behind the Finn, who led the Patriots to Lianne O’Hara, right, helped lead the Bishop Fen- Spartans, which means it’ll be very dif - the Division 1 North nal, O’HARA, B3 wick basketball team to a state title last season. cult for the Sachems to catch up).  Salem helped itself immeasurably by beating Swampscott Friday. The Witches are No. 7 in Division 2A (9.00), and still Peabody’s Smith have No. 8 Bedford (8.75) and No. 9 Way- land (8.50) nipping at their heels. But at least they’re on the right side of the line. is UNE eld And speaking of Salem, the Witches are now the of cial douser of Friday Night Lights. They’ve spoiled both Saugus’ and hockey’s backbone Swampscott’s once-a-year night games.  age, .818 save percentage and Were the playoffs to begin this weekend, By Joshua Kummins FOR THE ITEM four shutouts. Marblehead would be the only area team Smith has been a key part of with a top seed. Defeating previously un- Holly Smith is certainly not the Nor’easters since her col- defeated Beverly Friday night certainly taking all the credit — or, real- legiate career began, with two didn’t hurt the Magicians (they were al- ly, any credit — for the Univer- All-CCC First Team efforts in ready ranked No. 1), but there is now con- sity of New England eld hock- three years, a Second Team se- siderable distance between them and the ey team’s success this season. lection, the 2013 Rookie of the No. 2 team in Division 2A, North Reading “The defense in front of me is Year and ECAC New England — almost ve points. really what dictates my play, Most Outstanding Player hon- Bunched up after the Hornets are Dan- so it’s really not an individual ors to her name. vers and Gloucester at 3 and 4, with Salem thing,” Smith said. “I have a Smith has completed three seventh. really strong back eld. There years at UNE, with the fourth Beverly is tied with Tewksbury at No. 2 were freshmen who came back and last in progress. Head coach in Division 2, both almost two points be- this year as sophomores and Danielle Collins has noticed hind Billerica. are now using their experience. Smith’s dedication throughout  We’re looking really strong as a her career, but particularly as Bishop Fenwick (Division 3) and St. unit.” this nal season ramps up. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mary’s (3A) would be 2-seeds if the play- While team defense is import- “She takes every year like it’s David Ortiz waves to fans from the mound offs began this weekend. The Crusaders ant, it’s hard to argue with sta- her last year, but this is her would need some help even if they win out, at Fenway Park after the Red Sox were elim- tistics. last,” Collins said. “She really inated from the postseason by the Indians. as the team ahead of them is Triton, which The senior goalkeeper from is putting all of her time and appears to be having a season for the ages. Peabody has allowed just 12 effort into it, to make sure that Incidentally, in the case of Fenwick, play- goals in 13 games this season she’s not only getting the best ing St. Mary’s after this whole process is and been forced to make just 54 out of herself but her team- Red Sox get sorted out could actually hurt the Cru- saves. She leads the Common- mates. … She’s always ready to saders (and vice versa). They are the best wealth Coast Conference (CCC) teams in their league (Catholic Central/ with a 1.04 goals against aver- SMITH, B2 Large) and victories by either would result swept in ALDS in a ton of points.  BOSTON (AP) — single and Josh Tom- For the record, English, Classical and Cleveland closer Cody lin pitched ve strong Revere are 10-11-12 in Division 1A. Only Allen hung on in the innings for Cleveland, the Bulldogs have a very realistic chance last two innings, and the which reached the AL of catapulting to a playoff spot — as of this Indians beat the Bos- Championship Series week — as they’re a full point behind both ton Red Sox 4-3 Mon- for the rst time since Woburn and Cambridge. They’d probably day night to complete 2007 and opens against have to win out, and if you look at the a three-game sweep of Toronto at home on Fri- schedule (Peabody this week followed by Marblehead) you’d have to acknowledge their AL Division Series. day. that might be a little tough to do. Red Sox slugger David Cleveland went 4-3 All Classical has to do to give itself a shot Ortiz walked in the nal this year against the is beat Marblehead this week and Beverly plate appearance of his wild-card Blue Jays, the following week. Talk about a challenge! major league career but who swept AL West  could only watch from champion Texas to reach Despite losing to Salem, Swampscott is the dugout when Travis the ALCS for the second still No. 5 in Division 3, and comfortably Shaw hit a game-ending straight year. The Indi- — for now, at least — in a good position to PHOTO | FOTOGRAPHIX STUDIO  yout with a pair of run- ans had not won a play- make the cut. ners on. off series in nine years, UNE goalie Holly Smith boasts an average of just 1.04 goals Rookie Tyler Naquin KRAUSE, B2 against per game and an .818 save percentage this year. delivered a two-run RED SOX, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 Youth lacrosse coming to Lynn The Lynn Jets combined coach K.C. Butt and St. high school lacrosse team Mary’s boys coach Josh might be getting a shot in Field. Former Endicott the arm in the near future. Head coach and Current The Swampscott Nahant Boston Cannons head Youth Lacrosse (SNYL) coach Sean Quirk is also announced that they have an SNYL board member. entered into an agree- Under the agreement ment to develop a Lynn SNYL will handle regis- Youth Lacrosse program. tration for Lynn Youth The new venture will also Lacrosse and there will breath some life into a po- be two Lynn seats on the tential high school girls Board of Directors. The program in Lynn. Lynn program will be able The plan is to mirror the to utilize SNYL’s tax ex- process by which SNYL empt and non profit status. spun off from the Mar- The Lynn program has al- blehead program in 2009. ready begun the process From the beginning, SNYL has welcomed Lynn of soliciting donations and boys and girls to their pro- grants from national foun- gram. Each year there has dations that help new ur- been 10-15 Lynn players. ban programs get going. Frazier and Driscoll had ITEM FILE PHOTO Lynn Firefighter and former lacrosse player a productive meeting with Freshman Kayla Demers played well in St. Nick Frazier is taking the the Lynn Office of Eco- Mary’s loss to Bedford Monday. lead of the Lynn Lacrosse nomic and Development League which will oper- and Frazier appeared be- ate as a subdivision of the fore the Parks and Recre- PHOTO | BOB ROCHE SNYL program for the ation Commission. Ryan Ramsay of St. Mary’s gets the better of Spartans’ offense next two to three years. There will be a free in- Northeast’s Sebastian Sabas Rendon on a Under the plan, Lynn troductory clinic on Sat- headball. players will be placed to- urday, Oct. 29 from 10 stalls in loss gether on SNYL teams a.m. until noon at Galla- (SNYL has multiple gher Park. Participating in the clinic will players St. Mary’s blanks out for this game. Vanegas teams on each level) and and coaches from The SCHOOL ROUNDUP responded by recording a “Lynn only” teams will be Boston Cannons of Major shutout in net. The Pan- formed once enough Lynn League Lacrosse, Endi- By Harold Rivera thers are back in action players are playing. Northeast Tech ITEM STAFF SNYL founder and di- cott College, Salem State this afternoon on the road University, St. Mary’s and And Mike Alongi at Boston Collegiate. rector Tom Driscoll has By Harold Rivera tans as goalkeeper Richard envisioned this plan for the combined Lynn High ITEM STAFF Mateo made nine saves en FOR THE ITEM Danvers 4, School team. Bishop Fenwick 1 several years. “It is part of route to a shutout in net. The new Lynn Lacrosse Chris Garcia’s two- The St. Mary’s girls soc- Hannah Lejeune and the creed of US Lacrosse “He (Mateo) was very cer team is still struggling and Mass Bay Youth La- program needs interested goal performance car- vocal and very in charge Lydia Runnals each ried the St. Mary’s boys to find the back of the net, crosse to expand the sport adults and parents to step of the back of the net,” scored a goal in the game’s soccer team to a 3-0 win as they fell 1-0 to Bed- wherever and whenever up and help make this opening five minutes to over Northeast Region- D’Agostino said of his ford Monday afternoon. happen. Anyone want- propel the Falcons (8-2) possible. Lynn is ripe for al on Monday afternoon goalie. “The first part of ing to help or learn more St. Mary’s coach Jim Fo- to a 4-1 win over Fenwick, lacrosse and when the at Manning Field. After the game we were flat and ley has a feeling that his Danvers’ first win against kids try it they will fall in about Lynn Youth La- a sluggish start that the sleepy. Once he and the team is just pressing too the Crusaders since 2009. love with it!” The SNYL crosse should email Nick Spartans fall behind, 6-1, rest of the team woke up, hard. “We played great,” Dan- Board of Directors include Frazier at frazier781@ in shots on net, Matt Con- that set the tone for us. It “We’ve tried some differ- vers coach Jim Hinchion current St. Mary’s girls icloud.com. nolly gave St. Mary’s a was a good game, North- ent things, but honestly, said. “We played a couple boost of momentum with east is a good team.” I think we’re in our own of non-league games this a goal in the 20th minute D’Agostino credited Ma- heads about it,” Foley weekend and we were able on an assist by Garcia. teo and Olu George for said. “We’ve gotten some to beat Fenwick. We’re Assessing the In the 34th minute, the leading the defensive ef- good looks, and it’s not for playing pretty good soccer. two swapped places as Gar- forts for St. Mary’s. a lack of effort, we’re just The other two goals for cia took Connolly’s corner Up next for the Spartans pressing. We need a game the Falcons were scored kick and found the back of is a road game at Austin where we get a lot of shots by Nicole White in the playoff picture the net on a header to give Prep on Wednesday at on net, and something 20th and 70th minutes. the Spartans a 2-0 lead. 3:30 p.m. will go in.” Danvers’ next game is on KRAUSE first round of the playoffs. Mike D’Agostino, head “I just hope we take Despite the scoring Thursday night at home I know The Prep takes coach of the Spartans, it one game at a time,” drought, the Spartans From B1 against Gloucester on all comers, but after credited Garcia for an out- D’Agostino said. “I just have been playing good standing performance in hope we set the tone For the Crusaders (5-  what happened last year soccer. In Monday’s non- 3-2), Abbey Rocker found the win. against them.” No matter how scien- against Everett (a loss in league loss on the road, the net in the 30th min- “Chris did very well The Spartans dedicat- tific these ratings sys- a game where the Crim- freshman Kayla Demers, ute. Ally Charette, Becca tems get, there are still today,” D’Agostino said. ed Monday’s game to the senior Nikki Bendicksen son Tide didn’t have a Rocker and Emily Smith eyebrow-raising things “I know he’s still a little Breast Cancer Founda- and sophomore Joslyn quarterback), I’m sure the banged up but he played tion. Players on the team also played well for Fen- about them. The St. Deschenes all played well. Eagles might be happier very well today. He set the wore pink socks and arm- wick. Mary’s-Shawsheen situa- Defensively, the Spartans facing someone else. tone for us after we start- bands in support of the “We played strong and tion is one of them. have been as tight as ever, gave it a good effort,” Fen- ed a little sluggish.” cause. Proceeds from the Another is in Division 1, And before you start but they’ve been unable wick coach Karen Guil- It was more of the same game were dedicated to the where St. John’s Prep, as asking whether the scores to capitalize on scoring lemette said. “We played of games should be fac- in the second half. Garcia Breast Cancer Foundation. chances. of this day, sits at No. 4 found the net again, this “It was a great atmo- much better in the second tored into these ratings, The road doesn’t get half, but they came out while Everett — which de- time in the 55th minute sphere, for the first time think about how many easier for St. Mary’s, as strong early and they’re a feated the Eagles soundly on through pass from we’ve done it,” D’Agosti- the team takes on Austin good team.” last month — is No. 5. If times you’ve shaken your Kevin Perez to make it a no said. “I think the St. Prep at home Wednesday. Fenwick’s back in ac- this remains the same, head when some big-time 3-0 lead for St. Mary’s. Mary’s family and the The Spartans topped the tion when the Crusaders Everett, yet again, would college team blows out a That was more than players came together for Cougars, 1-0, at Austin host Arlington Catholic on come to Danvers for the weaker opponent 76-0. enough offense for the Spar- them.” Prep earlier in the season. Wednesday night at 6 p.m. KIPP 3, “I think we just need Match Charter 0 to play a little bit more Sophomore forward consistent on both sides,” Smith backbones UNE field hockey Naudia Resnik notched a Guillemette said, “and hat trick for the Panthers continue to build upon the SMITH not directly through my “It’s been really nice to in a win on Monday, while things we started to do From B1 actions.” just have that consistency sophomore midfielderwell today.” The 11-2 Nor’easters in the backfield, whether it Monica Fabian assisted FIELD HOCKEY go and she can get every- are one of the top Divi- was her first year coming on two of the three goals. Medfield 2, body else motivated to get sion 3 teams in New En- in and having to dictate Sophomore Bridgeth Bishop Fenwick 0 on that level as well.” gland, entering the week and tell seniors what to Vanegas, who normally Lauren Fortini and Smith’s individual game just outside of the latest do or having to be a leader plays defender, was called Maggie O’Connor both this year has been about National Field Hockey as a junior with two fresh- into goaltending duties played well in the loss for more than just numbers Coaches Association (NF- men starting every game with both reserve goalies Fenwick (3-8-1). though, as she has been an HCA) Top 20 Poll. UNE’s right in front of her.” integral part of the team two losses have come both Names and notes from a leadership perspec- come on the road against  Lynn’s Katie Burt tive as its lone captain on ranked opponents Bowdo- made a combined 37 saves KIPP boys score the back end. in and Trinity. on 39 shots in the fifth- “Because I did start on Smith saw a lot of po- ranked Boston College the field as a freshman, I tential in this year’s team women’s hockey team’s was kind of timid in my from the outset, as evi- weekend sweep of Maine. early, hang on communication and my denced by a top ranking in She stopped her first col- leadership,” Smith said. the CCC preseason poll. legiate penalty shot in FILE PHOTO “I’ve been growing as a “We’re playing really Saturday’s 2-1 win before Hayley Dowd. KIPP ball and broke through for person over these four well as a team in con- posting her first assist of a couple of shots on net, years, just trying to take ference and play a lot of the season and third in as From B1  but Delgado came up with control of the backfield. out-of-conference teams many years in a 5-1 win Lynn native and St. John’s Prep alum Michael his team obviously want- three huge saves (includ- Communication comes that are strong,” Smith the following day. Fawehinmi was selected ed to score another goal, ing two diving saves) in from the back all the way said. “This season is our  Peabody’s Hay- up, so that’s where I’ve as one of Bentley’s spe- but the main mission was the closing minutes to seal first I felt we were really ley Dowd, a senior cap- seen myself grow as a strong at the beginning cial teams captains this to keep the ball in the of- the win. tain for the BC women’s player the most.” of preseason, so it’s really soccer team, scored the week. The Wagner College fensive end and limit the Now the winners of two shots on their own net. She did not have to make awesome to see us come to- game-winning goal in the transfer earned the honor straight games, KIPP (2- a single save in two of her “Our focus at halftime gether and play well even Eagles’ win over Flori- for the first time and re- 5) is just looking to im- appearances this seasons, was really to have pos- against strong teams.” da State Thursday. Dowd corded a solo tackle in the prove everyday. That con- both of which spanned As a freshman, Smith session for the majority ranks second on the team contest. tinues this afternoon with more than 40 minutes. had seniors as her backs. of the time and just give in goals scored with seven  Peabody’s Kerri Zer- a road test against Boston That is a scenario Collins Last year, she helped them less chances to score this season. foss recorded her first col- had never experienced in UNE to a 17-7 record, the  goals,” said Trotsky. “Sure, Collegiate. Lynn native and Mal- legiate assist in the North- her coaching career, but CCC title and an NCAA den Catholic alum Bren- eastern women’s soccer we would’ve liked to score “We’re just looking to one that allows Smith to Tournament win with two dan Tobey saw his first team’s 3-2 win over William another one ourselves, but keep the momentum roll- ing at this point,” Trotsky lead in other ways. freshmen on defense. action in three weeks in & Mary on Friday night. we really wanted to keep “In those type of games, Smith has been the final said. “We’ve already the No. 22 nationally-As- Zerfoss has played in each them from tying it up.” I really try to focus on cog on the Nor’easters’ de- played [Boston Collegiate] sumption football team’s of the Huskies’ 16 games, The Panthers did a great what I can do to be helpful fense through it all, provid- 42-7 win over Bentley, once this year, and we feel starting all but three. job of keeping Match away for the rest of the team,” ing Collins with stability at completing an eight-yard from the ball for the ma- pretty good. We were miss- Smith said. “So, I’m still the most important position. pass. Peabody’s Doug San- Joshua Kummins can jority of the half, but the ing a few key guys in that being very vocal and com- “It’s a calming presence tos rushed for 22 yards be reached at joshuakum- last five minutes were last matchup, so I think municating things I think back there, and she’s been on four carries, including [email protected]. Fol- a tough test. Match put we’ve got a great shot to are going to help every- like that since her fresh- a 16-yarder in the fourth low him on Twitter @Josh- constant pressure on the get another win.” body else even though it’s man year,” Collins said. quarter. uaKummins. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE TUESDAY Volleyball Boys Soccer Arl. Cath. at St. Mary’s (5:15) English at Swampscott (4) Fenwick at Matignon (5:30) Lynnfield at Georgetown (3:45) Northeast at Revere (5:15) Peabody at Saugus (4) Salem Acad. at KIPP (5:30) Saugus at Ipsiwch (TBA) Cross Country Winthrop at Mt. Alvernia (5:15) Fenwick/St. Joseph’s at Williams (3:30) WEDNESDAY Peabody at English (4) Boys Soccer Salem at Beverly (4) Beverly at Salem (7) St. Mary’s/Austin Prep at Lowell Cath. St. John’s at Xaverian (4) (3:30) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (3:30) Winthrop at Gloucester (4) Tech at Chelsea (4) Field Hockey Cross Country Danvers at Fenwick (4:30) Tech/Gr. Lowell at Mystic Valley (3:30) Everett at Saugus (4) Gloucester at Malden (4) Field Hockey Beverly at Georgetown (3:45) Swampscott at Man-Essex (4) Girls Soccer Girls Soccer Arl. Cath. at Fenwick (4) Burlington at Revere (4) Chelsea at Tech (6) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (6) Georgetown at Lynnfield (3:45) KIPP vs. TBA (4:15) Swampscott at English (4) Salem at Beverly (4) Winthrop at Revere (4) Golf Beverly at Danvers (3:30) Golf Classical at Revere (4) Classical at Salem (3:30) Fenwick at Marian (3:30) Fenwick at Wakefield (3:15) Georgetown at Lynnfield (3) Masconomet at Lynnfield (3:30) Lowell Cath. at St. Mary’s (3:30) St. John’s at BC High (3) Peabody at English (4) St. Mary’s at Arl. Cath. (3) Saugus at Salem (4) Volleyball Winthrop at Swampscott (4) KIPP at Foxborough Reg. (4)

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STANDINGS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE COMMONWEALTH Tom Brady takes a snap during a game against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday at FirstEnergy NORTH CONFERENCE Stadium. Lg Overall SMALL M’head 3-0 5-0 M. Valley 2-0 4-1 Beverly 2-1 4-1 Tech 2-1 2-3 Danvers 2-1 4-1 Gr. Lowell 1-1 1-4 Peabody 1-1 2-3 Minuteman 0-1 0-4 English 0-2 1-4 Brady’s return to the field Chelsea 0-3 0-5 Classical 0-2 1-4 CAPE ANN LEAGUE SOUTH BAKER Gloucester 3-0 4-1 Lynnfield 3-0 3-2 Salem 2-1 3-2 Swampscott 1-2 3-2 Ham-Wen 2-0 3-2 brings normalcy to Patriots Revere 1-1 1-4 Ipswich 1-1 2-3 Winthrop 1-2 1-4 G’town 0-1 3-2 FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Tom weeks, but we tried to just continue tackle in his first game back against Man Essex 0-2 2-3 Saugus 0-3 0-5 Brady’s return has restored a sense to approach our craft the same way the Browns. CATHOLIC CENTRAL LARGE Amesbury 0-2 0-5 St. Mary’s 2-0 5-0 CATHOLIC CONFERENCE of normalcy to the New England Pa- regardless of the circumstances.” The returns of Brady and Ninkov- Spellman 2-0 2-3 St. John’s 2-0 3-2 triots. The Patriots went 3-1 in Brady’s ich covered up another concerning Fenwick 1-1 4-1 Xaverian 1-0 4-1 Brady triumphantly re-emerged absence with a combination of third- day for kicker Stephen Gostkowski, Williams 1-1 2-2 BC High 1-0 4-0 from his four-game “Deflate- year backup Jimmy Garoppolo and who missed a field goal for the third Austin Prep 1-2 2-3 Cath. Mem. 0-2 2-3 gate” suspension with a 406-yard, rookie Jacoby Brissett handling the Arl. Cath. 0-3 0-5 Malden Cath. 0-2 2-3 time in four games. three-touchdown effort in Sun- snaps under center. Gostkowski missed a 50-yard at- day’s 33-13 win over the Cleveland Their only defeat was a stinging TV/RADIO tempt Sunday, but he did make a Browns. 16-0 loss to division rival Buffalo at 31-yarder. He missed his only at- The occasion left Brady’s team- Gillette Stadium in Week 4, mark- TV TV, 11 p.m. tempt against Buffalo and was off mates “all amped up,” in the words ing the first time New England was MLB Soccer target from 39 yards in Week 2 of tight end Rob Gronkowski. shutout at home since 1993. Cleveland at Boston (if nec.), TBS, FIFA World Cup qualifying: Roma- against Miami. “All is well now that 12’s back,” “The way we performed against 2:08 p.m.; Washington at LA nia at Kazakhstan, FS2, 11:45 Nevertheless, the Patriots still Dodgers, FS1, 5 p.m.; Chi. Cubs a.m.; FIFA World Cup qualifying: wide receiver and special teams cap- the Bills was very disappointing for at San Francisco, FS1, 8:30 tain Matthew Slater said Monday. everybody in this locker room,” Slat- have confidence in the franchise’s Armenia at Poland, FS2, 2:30 career leading scorer. p.m. p.m.; FIFA World Cup qualifying: But in typical Patriots fashion, er said. “So to come out and get that WNBA Finals England at Slovenia, ESPN2, they’re shifting their focus to next bad taste out of our mouth and obvi- “Stephen’s one of our hard- Los Angeles at Minnesota, 2:30 p.m.; Men’s friendly: US week’s opponent. Only this time ously get Tom and Rob (Ninkovich) est-working players and I’d say one ESPN2, 8 p.m. vs. New Zealand, ESPN, 8 p.m. they won’t have to answer questions back, it was a good day for us.” of the most respected players on the NBA Radio about life without Brady. Ninkovich also sat out the team’s team because of the way he does work and how team-oriented he is,” Exhibition: Oklahoma City at Dal- MLB “I guess one could say that (it’s first four games for violating the las, NBA TV, 8:30 p.m.; Exhibi- Cleveland at Boston (if nec.), back to normal),” Slater said. “It felt NFL’s policy on performance-en- coach Bill Belichick said on a confer- tion: Portland at LA Lakers, NBA WEEI-FM (93.7), 2:08 p.m. as normal as it could be the first four hancing substances. He made one ence call Monday.

SPORTS BRIEFS Ridley youth from 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. at St. Red Sox get swept by Indians in ALDS Mary’s High School, 35 basketball clinic Tremont st. in Lynn. The RED SOX innings. Andrew Mill- cost is $200 and the clinic is From B1 er pitched two innings, Helen Ridley will be hold- Bryan Shaw got two outs ing the Ridley Basketball open to players in grades 4-12. Attendees will need to when they beat the New and Allen came on to face Skills Clinic, a high-intensi- York Yankees and then Ortiz with two out and a bring a ball. To register or ty clinic for boys and girls of wasted a 3-1 lead over the man on first in the eighth. any level, starting on find out more information, Red Sox in the ALCS. After walking on four Wednesday, Oct. 12. The contact Helen Ridley at 781- Perhaps inspired by the pitches — the final plate clinic is 10 sessions, held 775-0778 or ridleytopflight- Cleveland Cavaliers NBA appearance of his career Mondays and Wednesday [email protected]. title — the city's first pro — Ortiz stood on first and sports championship since waved his arms at the 1964 — there would be no mostly dormant crowd of NFL blowing this lead. at 39,530. The fans rose to cheer for him and stayed AFC NFC Coco Crisp hit a two- East East there as Hanley Ramirez W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA run homer Allen got four singled to make it 4-3. New England 4 1 0 .800 114 74 Dallas 4 1 0 .800 129 91 outs, escaping jams in the Buffalo 3 2 0 .600 117 87 Philadelphia 3 1 0 .750 115 51 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Now representing the N.Y. Jets 1 4 0 .200 92 136 Washington 3 2 0 .600 115 122 eighth and ninth. The AL tying run at second, Ortiz Miami 1 4 0 .200 88 119 N.Y. Giants 2 3 0 .400 89 108 Central champions earned David Ortiz, right, hugs Mookie Betts in the South South was lifted for pinch-runner W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA just their second postsea- dugout during the eighth inning Monday. Marco Hernandez, leaving Houston 3 2 0 .600 82 104 Atlanta 4 1 0 .800 175 140 son sweep; the other was the field to a raucous cheer. Tennessee 2 3 0 .400 92 101 Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 77 128 over Boston in 1995. Indianapolis 2 3 0 .400 137 148 Carolina 1 3 0 .250 109 118 Papi out as a winner, the some life to the Fenway But even after coming Jacksonville 1 3 0 .250 84 111 New Orleans 1 3 0 .250 114 130 Ortiz came out on the Red Sox managed to win crowd. out of the game, his work North North field after the Indians' W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA the AL East — the second But with one run in, wasn't done: With one foot Pittsburgh 4 1 0 .800 139 93 Minnesota 5 0 0 1.000 119 63 celebration and had tears time in four seasons they one out, one on and the on the top step of the dug- Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 94 88 Green Bay 3 1 0 .750 98 83 in his eyes as the fans ac- went from worst to first. fans taunting the Indi- out, he continued to cheer Cincinnati 2 3 0 .400 92 110 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 119 125 Cleveland 0 5 0 .000 87 148 Chicago 1 4 0 .200 85 126 knowledged the 40-year- Boston raised fans' ans starter — "Tom-lin! the team on. West West old, who helped the Red hopes with a late-Sep- Tom-lin!" — he struck out Xander Bogaerts hit a W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Sox win three World Se- Oakland 4 1 0 .800 142 137 Seattle 3 1 0 .750 79 54 tember 11-game winning Sandy Leon on a pitch in hard line drive to second Denver 4 1 0 .800 127 87 Los Angeles 3 2 0 .600 82 106 ries titles. After hitting streak but then lost eight the dirt and then Jackie and Ortiz jumped onto the Kansas City 2 2 0 .500 83 92 Arizona 2 3 0 .400 125 101 38 homers, the most for a of its last nine games, in- Bradley Jr. grounded out San Diego 1 4 0 .200 152 142 San Francisco 1 4 0 .200 111 140 dirt, only to turn around player in his final season, cluding the playoffs. to first. In the sixth, Crisp and walk dejectedly back Thursday’s Game New England 33, Cleveland 13 he was 1 for 9 against the Following a one-day hit a two-run homer over into the dugout when it Arizona 33, San Francisco 21 Atlanta 23, Denver 16 Indians. He was hitless Sunday’s Games Dallas 28, Cincinnati 14 postponement caused by the left-field wall to make was caught for the last Tennessee 30, Miami 17 Buffalo 30, Los Angeles 19 with two walks Monday, rain, the Indians took a it 4-1. out. Pittsburgh 31, N.Y. Jets 13 Oakland 34, San Diego 31 Minnesota 31, Houston 13 hitting a sacrifice fly in the 2-0 lead off Clay Buchholz Buchholz allowed two Jackie Bradley Jr. sin- Detroit 24, Philadelphia 23 Green Bay 23, N.Y. Giants 16 sixth with two on instead in the fourth inning on runs and six hits in four gled with two out in the Indianapolis 29, Chicago 23 Monday’s Game of the three-run homer the Washington 16, Baltimore 10 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 8:30 p.m. Naquin's single. innings, joining David ninth, then Dustin Pe- Fenway Park crowd want- Tomlin gave up Andrew Price and Rick Porcello as droia drew a walk on a 3-2 ed. Benintendi's Green Mon- postseason losers. pitch. Travis Shaw worked MLB PLAYOFFS Making it their goal to ster-scraping RBI double Tomlin allowed two the count full before flying send their beloved Big in the fifth, which gave runs on four in five-plus to medium right. DIVISION SERIES Thursday, Oct. 13 (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) x-Los Angeles at Washington, 5:05 American League or 8:08 p.m. (FS1) Thursday, Oct. 6 x-San Francisco at Chicago, 8:08 or 8:40 p.m. (FS1) O’Hara takes over Revere basketball Toronto 10, Texas 1 Cleveland 5, Boston 4 CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Friday, Oct. 7 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) O’HARA the Revere middle school O’Hara is already famil- 11 players from last year’s Toronto 5, Texas 3 American League From B1 team, and she teaches iar with the girls on the squad. Cleveland 6, Boston 0 Friday, Oct. 14 Sunday, Oct. 9 eighth-grade science at team, not only from watch- “I want to at least get Toronto at Cleveland, 8:08 p.m. Valley, 57-48, to earn the Rumney Marsh Middle ing the team’s games, but back to where they were Toronto 7, Texas 6, 10 innings (TBS) state crown last March. Cleveland at Boston, ppd., rain Saturday, Oct. 15 School in Revere. O’Hara teaching some of the play- last year (the North final),” Monday, Oct. 10 Toronto at Cleveland (TBS) O’Hara says that her coached girls in middle ers on their way through O’Hara said, “and hopeful- Cleveland 4, Boston 3 Monday, Oct. 17 time at Fenwick helped school who went on to play middle school. ly farther. I hope to contin- National League Cleveland at Toronto (TBS) develop her coaching tech- for the undefeated 2011 Now, O’Hara will have ue the success they’ve had, Friday, Oct. 7 Tuesday, Oct. 18 niques. team. the chance to teach stu- and the success definitely Chicago 1, San Francisco 0 Cleveland at Toronto (TBS) “Most of what I believe Los Angeles 4, Washington 3 Even while at Fenwick, dents who may later go makes me nervous coming National League Saturday, Oct. 8 in as a coach, I learned O’Hara was still a fixture on to play for her the next in, but it’s an excited kind Chicago 5, San Francisco 2 Saturday, Oct. 15 from Adam, especially phi- at Revere High games. year. of nervous.” Los Angeles at Washington, ppd., Los Angeles-Washington winner at losophy,” O’Hara said. “It’s The familiarity with the While the Patriots are The change is, of course, rain Chicago or San Francisco at Los Angeles-Washington winner (Fox or all about heart, sacrificing program was certainly ap- still weeks away from hit- a little bittersweet as well. Monday, Oct. 10 for the team, and not wor- pealing to O’Hara when ting the court for practices, “Leaving Bishop Fen- Washington 8, at Los Angeles 3 FS1) Chicago (Arrieta 18-8) at San Fran- Sunday, Oct. 16 rying about yourself but the job opened up. O’Hara says she’s already wick is a little like leaving cisco (Bumgarner 15-9), 9:38 p.m. Los Angeles-Washington winner at putting the team first.” “There were a lot of getting involved. The team my family,” O’Hara said. (FS1) Chicago or San Francisco at Los Making the transition reasons to go for the job,” is currently playing in a “It’s leaving the people Tuesday, Oct. 11 Angeles-Washington winner (Fox or to Revere won’t be too dif- O’Hara said. “It’s a great fall league, and O’Hara has who know you the best. x-Chicago (Lackey 11-8) at San Fran- FS1) ficult for the Peabody na- opportunity and there’s been able to see them play. But I know I’ll still see cisco (Moore 13-12), 8:40 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18 (FS1) Chicago at Los Angeles-Washington tive and current Malden a lot of potential, and it’s O’Hara has big expecta- them, we’ll probably get x-Washington at Los Angeles (Urias winner or Los Angeles-Washington resident. O’Hara began coming back to where I tions for the team, which some scrimmages going 5-2), 5:05 or 8:08 p.m. (FS1) winner at San Francisco (Fox or FS1) her coaching career with coached before.” is set to return seven of between the two teams.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM OCTOBER, TUESDAY 11, 2016 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 SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON OCTOBER, TUESDAY 11, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Take some time to get rid of Express your thoughts and ideas, Be up-front and honest if you Observe the actions of others, A service or skill you can offer Set high standards for your- possessions you no longer but not your feelings. Someone want to avoid a problem with but reserve judgment and crit- in a unique format will raise in- self and others. If you do your need and emotional baggage could use your words against you a teacher, employer or peer. A icism. You’ll get a better reac- terest. Get in touch with groups best, you will reach your goal. that is holding you back. This out of jealous motives. Don’t wait misunderstanding will occur tion and more opportunities if that you feel are a perfect vo- Partnerships will require open will help you release stress and for positive change to happen, if you send the wrong mes- you make positive suggestions cational fit for you. and honest communication to allow you to move forward. when you can be the instigator. sage. or offer to do the work yourself. ensure that they reach their optimum potential. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Move forward with trepidation. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Taking a short trip or participat- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Put your personal obligations You’ll be given false informa- Don’t take someone else’s Keep an open mind, and re- ing in an activity or event will Listen, evaluate and decide first. Make a focused effort to tion or saddled with an unpre- words as gospel. Before mak- frain from letting stubbornness increase your knowledge as what you are going to do next improve your relationship with dictable party. Let your intuition ing a move, find out what is stand between you and your well as lead to a new opportu- based on facts. Your actions loved ones. A physical change be your guide. Problems will really going on. Someone may success. A kind gesture will get nity. Romance is featured, but will speak volumes about the will boost your confidence. arise if you travel or have to try to take advantage of your you much further than trying to an emotional misunderstand- type of person you are and Sport a trendy new look. deal with institutions. kindness and generosity. control others. ing is likely to interfere. what you are capable of doing.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Friend in long relationship signals she may want out The unlucky number needed to be lucky DEAR ABBY: I’m a DEAR NOT OBSES- Jan Ehrenwald, a psychoan- tricks: one spade, five hearts, 25-year-old lesbian from a Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van SIVE: If you are not obses- alyst and author, pointed out three diamonds and three suburban area outside the Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, sive, then why are you ob- that a 13-year-old boy had clubs. If trumps break well, Twin Cities. It’s not easy sessing over a compliment tried unsuccessfully to teach he can claim. However, if finding other gay women and was founded by her mother, these friends were trying to a famous composer simple the breaks are bad, declarer in this area, unless I visit Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at pay you? I sincerely doubt Minneapolis, which I don’t DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los multiplication and division. needs to take two ruffs in his enjoy. I always seem to fall they were serious, unless Which composer? hand. for straight girls or girls Angeles, CA 90069. they began negotiating In today’s deal, South He wins the first trick on who have always been your weekly rate. needs 13 tricks to get home the board and plays a heart straight but are bi-curi- say or do — if anything at ways made it a habit to in seven hearts. What should to his queen, seeing West dis- all. Help? keep my home neat and DEAR ABBY: My wife ous, which never ends well he do after West leads the card a spade. Now comes a for me. tidy. I’m not obsessive; we and I are in good health My current situation NO HOME- just make it a point to pick and have been married for spade king? diamond to dummy’s queen, has me stumped. The girl WRECKER up after ourselves daily, more than 50 years. I The bidding was aggressive a spade ruff in hand, the club queen, a club to dummy’s I’m interested in is in a DEAR NO HOME-WRECK- instead of leaving every- would like to take our by North. When South showed relationship with a man. ER: What you should say to thing a mess and then try- three children and their one ace and one king, North king, a club ruff in hand, all They have been together this woman is that she’s ing to tackle it all once spouses on a Caribbean assumed it was the diamond of the remaining trumps, and for a long time and have sending you signals that every week or two. I sup- cruise. We all get along king (based on West’s unfa- claim. kids together. I have kept she’s interested in starting pose it also helps that I am well, but my wife refuses vorable-vulnerability overcall) Ehrenwald was talking my distance for the most child-free. a romantic relationship, to go and the kids won’t go part because I don’t want On more than one occa- and plunged into seven. (Us- about Ludwig van Beethoven. and ask her if it’s true. If without their mom. Any ers of Roman Key Card Black- to be pushy or seem like a sion, friends who visit my suggestions? home-wrecker. she says that it is, ask home have commented on wood have an advantage here what she plans to do about As we have grown closer how neat and clean I keep BEWILDERED because after South shows her boyfriend. If she’s un- over the past couple of it. Some of them have HUSBAND IN his ace, his six-diamond bid months, she has told me sure, you will then have to asked if they could pay me decide how you feel about BILLINGS, MONT. announces that king and de- she doesn’t want to be to come and clean their nies the club king. Showing with him anymore. She becoming part of a trian- homes. I guess a small DEAR HUSBAND: I said she isn’t in love with gle, because it could get part of me should be flat- wish you had shared more specific kings is an excellent him and she’s tired of pre- messy. Very messy. tered, but I’m also offend- information about why idea, even in regular Black- tending. Recently, she con- Between us, you would ed. I feel it’s the equiva- your wife is reluctant to wood, when you have a known fided that she can’t reach be better off if you focused lent of inviting me to a trump fit.) on finding someone who is take the cruise and your sexual satisfaction unless party just to serve the children are backing their It is very easy to assume she thinks about women available and clear about drinks. I have no desire to mother up on this. However, favorable breaks here. But and she isn’t sure what her orientation. And if it become an indentured ser- that means. She made a means forcing yourself to since they are acting in how can South get home with vant to my friends. Am I trumps 4-0 and diamonds move on me once. A few go to Minneapolis, then being too sensitive? lockstep, I suggest you come weeks ago she kissed me, that’s what you should do. up with an alternative idea 4-1? but nothing has happened NOT OBSESSIVE IN for a family outing, or take Declarer has only 12 top since. I’m not sure what to DEAR ABBY: I have al- NEW YORK the cruise alone.

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Gallant to 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dated August 16, 2004 and The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following Book 24165, Page 279, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book petition on Tuesday, October 18, 2016, at 7:30 p.m., Room 107, Lynn City Hall. by assignment from Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. to Bank of America, N.A., 23262, Page 218, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by successor by merger to BAC Home Loan Servicing LP dated April 26, 2012 and assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Cenlar, FSB LOCUS: 73 NEPTUNE STREET - PETITIONER HASSAN OUCHRAA recorded with said registry on August 10, 2012 at Book 31609 Page 486 and by dated November 20, 2013 and recorded with said registry on December 6, 2013 assignment from Bank of America, N.A. to Green Tree Servicing LLC dated May 15, at Book 33002 Page 199, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for Allow the conversion of a non- conforming single family dwelling to a two 2013 and recorded with said registry on April 16, 2014 at Book 33220 Page 267, the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 p.m. on family dwelling with less than the required area, frontage, side yard setback and for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, October 26, 2016, on the mortgaged premises located at 8 Harlow St, Saugus, exceeds lot coverage in an R4 the same will be sold at Public Auction at 3:00 p.m. on November 2, 2016, on the Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said Apartment House District. mortgaged premises located at 432 Eastern Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, mortgage, (9767) Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, TO WIT: TO WIT: the land in Saugus, being Lots numbered 38, 39 and 40 on a Plan of Land LOCUS: 54 SEWALL STREET - PETITIONER - MICHAEL MOSKO BY HIS AGENT DAVID A certain parcel of real estate in said Lynn, being Lot 5 on a plan of lots made for entitled ''Essex Downs'' by John T. Desmond, C.E., dated October, 1900 and filed CUTLER Pitman and Breed by C.W. Gay dated June 10, 1887, recorded with Essex South with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, said land being bounded and District Deeds, Book 1199, Leaf 300, bounded: described as follows: Allow the construction of a single family dwelling with less than the Northeast by Eastern Avenue 50 feet; Southeast by 1 Lot 6 on said plan 120.03 NORTHERLY on Harlow Street as shown on said Plan 66 feet; required frontage and area in an R1 single family district. feet; Southwest by land now or formerly of Newhall 50.00 feet; and Northwest by EASTERLY on Lots 34, 35, 36 and 37 as shown on said Plan, 100 feet; (9768) Lot 4 on said plan 116,90 feet. SOUTHERLY on Lots 26, 27, 28, and 29 as shown on said Plan, 81.5 feet; For title see deed recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds in Book 18876, WESTERLY by land of owners unknown as shown on said Plan 101.2 feet. LOCUS: 164 BLOSSOM STREET - PETITIONER - ALFRED SPINA BY HIS ATTORNEY Page 19. Containing 7,375 square feet of land more or less. SAMUEL VITALI Being more accurately described in a deed recorded at Book 14220. Page 475. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23262, Page 217. Allow the use of a pre-existing non-conforming structure in the WF1 District) Registry of Deeds in Book 18876, Page 19. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of District as an auto repair, auto body shop with spray booth and storage of These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the flammables. of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax (9769) nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, LOCUS: UNIT C2 341-347 UNION STREET - PETITIONER - YOUSSEF ABOURJAILI BY liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, HIS ATTORNEY SAMUEL VITALI having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. TERMS OF SALE: Permit the retail sale of food between the hours of 12 o'clock midnight TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank check and 3:00 a.m. for take-out and delivery service only by telephone or internet A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The orders at Domino's within the CBD. will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 (9770) balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the Kathyrn P. 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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT Ditech Financial LLC f/k/a Green Cenlar, FSB PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Tree Servicing LLC Present holder of said mortgage Docket No. ES16P2411EA Present holder of said mortgage CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION By its Attorneys, Estate of: Ruth Peterson By its Attorneys, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Date of Death: 05/14/2014 HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. 150 California Street To all interested persons: 150 California Street Newton, MA 02458 A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Newton, MA 02458 (617) 558-0500 Representative has been filed by: (617) 558-0500 201308-0653 - TEA Everett E. Barker of Lynn MA 201405-0930 - TEA Item: October 4, 11, 18, 2016 requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order of testacy and for such Item: October 11, 18, 25, 2016 other relief as requested in the Petition. And also requesting that: Everett E. Barker of Lynn MA be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety on the bond in unsupervised administration. IMPORTANT NOTICE Have a story to share? You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney Catch up with your must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Need a question answered? 10/24/2016. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written [email protected] favorite team appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further in Item notice to you. UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Sports! 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By David Mcfadden and Ben Fox ASSOCIATED PRESS MARFRANC, Haiti — At a cramped police station serving as a makeshift clinic, Darline Derosier fastened IV drips to jail cell bars, wiped the brows FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of cholera patients and U.S. destroyer USS Mason sails in the Suez ca- tended to the wounds of nal in Ismailia, Egypt. those injured when Hur- ricane Matthew slammed into Haiti’s southwestern Missiles fired from Yemen peninsula. She was the only health land near US destroyer worker helping about 40 patients Monday inside the station bereft of po- people and wounded 525 By Jon Gambrell lice as she waited for help ASSOCIATED PRESS on Saturday. In a statement, the Navy to arrive in the hard-hit PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS town of Marfranc nearly a DUBAI, United Arab said no American sailors A woman and a child sit on buckets amid the ruins of their home de- week after the Category 4 Emirates — Two missiles were wounded and no dam- stroyed by Hurricane Matthew, in Jeremie, Haiti, Monday. fired from rebel-held terri- age was caused to the USS storm struck Oct. 4. Among the patients was tory in Yemen landed near Mason, an Arleigh Burke Derosier said, adding that cane. Some 175,000 people Department, which in- an American destroyer class of guided missile de- an elderly woman lying unconscious on a jail cell she has made several calls remain in shelters. cludes Jeremie. in the Red Sea, the U.S. stroyer whose home port is requesting help and medi- Electricity was still The National Civil Pro- Navy said Monday, the floor with a leg bandaged Norfolk, Virginia. Lt. Ian cal supplies. out, water and food were tection headquarters in second such launch tar- in an old rag and a man McConnaughey, a spokes- The U.N. humanitar- scarce, and officials said Port-au-Prince raised the geting ships in the crucial with gashes around his man for U.S. Navy Forces ian agency in Geneva young men in villages official nationwide death international waterway in neck, his eyes fluttering. Central Command, said made an emergency ap- along the road between toll to 372, which includ- recent days. “People will die soon if that it’s unclear if the USS peal Monday for nearly the hard-hit cities of Les ed at least 198 deaths in The missile launches we don’t get some aid,” Mason was specifically tar- $120 million in aid, say- Cayes and Jeremie were Grand-Anse. But local of- Sunday came as a ballis- an overwhelmed Derosier geted, though the missiles ing about 750,000 people building blockades of ficials have said the toll in tic missile fired from Ye- were fired in its direction told The Associated Press. men apparently targeted The town is a 45-minute in southwest Haiti alone rocks and broken branch- Grand-Anse alone tops 500. over an hour’s time, start- will need “life-saving as- es to halt relief convoys. The U.N. also said the a Saudi air base near the ing at around 7 p.m. drive southwest from the Muslim holy city of Mec- coastal city of Jeremie, sistance and protection” A convoy of food, wa- hurricane has increased An American defense of- in the next three months. ter and medicine was at- the risk of a “renewed ca, the deepest strike yet ficial said the USS Mason where food, medicine and U.N. officials said earlier tacked by gunmen in a spike” in the number of into the kingdom by Shiite used onboard defensive fresh water are finally that at least 1.4 million remote valley where there cholera cases. A cholera rebels and their allies. The measures after the first arriving but still slow to people across the region had been a mudslide, said outbreak since 2010 has rebels fired another two missile was fired, but it reach increasingly desper- need assistance and that Frednel Kedler, coordina- already killed roughly missiles into the Saudi Ji- wasn’t clear if that caused ate communities. zan region along the bor- the missile to splash “We haven’t received 2.1 million overall have tor for the Civil Protection 10,000 people and sick- der on Monday, wounding harmlessly into the sea. anything from Jeremie,” been affected by the hurri- Agency in the Grand-Anse ened more than 800,000. two foreigners who worked The destroyer was north there, the local civil de- of the Bab el-Mandeb fense said in a statement. Strait, which serves as a Yemen’s Shiite rebels, gateway for oil tankers Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 known as Houthis, and headed to Europe through their allies offered no the Suez Canal, the offi- CALL 24 HOURS A DAY reason for the launches, cial said. Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) though they came after a The official spoke anon- Saudi-led airstrike target- ymously to discuss details All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. ing a funeral in Yemen’s of the incident that hav- Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. capital killed over 140 en’t been made public. B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 BUSINESS Wheelabrator to host public tours this fall

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By Bree Fowler ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Worries about the safety of Sam- sung’s replacement Gal- axy Note 7 smartphones have consumers fretting about what to do. And they’re getting little guid- ance from the company. U.S. regulators ordered a recall of the original Note 7, a huge phone-border- ing-on-tablet with a huge PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS battery, in late September after the devices demon- A visitor tries out a Samsung Electronics Gal- A statue of George Washington is poised above Wall Street in New York. strated an unwelcome ten- axy Note 7 smartphone at the company’s shop dency to catch fire. Now, in Seoul in Seoul, South Korea, Monday. following reports that the Stocks rise as energy companies company’s replacement Note 7s out for any other render it perilously close versions have also over- smartphone of the cus- to middle-aged where cut- and Apple move higher heated or caught fire, Sam- tomer’s choice. ting-edge types are con- sung says it is “temporarily Here’s a look at the op- cerned. adjusting” Note 7 produc- By Marley Jay 7 phone, which competes the market is a cheering tions for Note 7 owners. SWAP FOR A tion to “ensure quality and ASSOCIATED PRESS with Apple’s iPhone. Early of the status quo,” he said. SWAP FOR A PHONE MADE BY safety matters.” in the day stocks were on In his view, that’s because DIFFERENT SOMEONE ELSE A commission spokesman NEW YORK — U.S. track for far larger gains. investors understand SAMSUNG PHONE Google’s new Pixel phones stocks rose Monday as said Monday that his agen- Steve Chiavarone, an as- Clinton’s views and what Samsung’s equivalent are coming out later this crude oil jumped to its cy is investigating five new phones are mostly, well, month, while LG and HTC sociated portfolio manag- her administration might highest price in more than incidents since the recall old. If you just dropped also have large Android er for Federated Investors, look like even though they a year and energy compa- was announced, although several hundred dollars on smartphones of varying said a tumultuous week- may disagree with her on nies climbed with it. In- it hasn’t confirmed wheth- the latest Samsung device, ages on the market. vestors also reacted to the end for Republican candi- issues like tax policy. er they all involved phones do you really want to trade Apple’s iPhone 7 also latest twists in the presi- date Donald Trump con- The Dow Jones industri- that were distributed as it for last year’s model? recently launched, and dential race. tributed to the market’s al average picked up 88.55 replacements for devices One option is Samsung’s has been fairly well re- Oil rose after Russia’s gains. He said investors points, or 0.4 percent, to involved in the recall. Galaxy S smartphone, ceived even though it no government said it sup- mostly expect Democratic 18,329.04. The index rose The four major U.S. mo- which is slightly small- longer features the stan- ports efforts by OPEC to candidate Hillary Clinton as much as 159 points ear- bile carriers, meanwhile, er and cheaper than the dard headphone jack. cut oil production. Apple to win, and they are con- lier. The Standard & Poor’s have all suspended trade- Note. While it has many That means Note 7 own- reached its highest price cerned about the effect 500 index rose 9.92 points, ins for the replacement of the same features of the ers would need adapters of the year and led tech Trump’s trade proposals or 0.5 percent, to 2,163.66. phones; so have major re- Note, it lacks a stylus and for their old earbuds; they stocks higher after new would have on the market The Nasdaq composite tailers such as Best Buy. the Note 7’s iris scanner. might also find it jarring reports of fires affecting and the economy. added 36.27 points, or 0.7 Instead, these compa- The phone also came out to switch from an Android Samsung’s Galaxy Note “What you’re seeing in percent, to 5,328.67. nies are offering to swap in March, which might phone to the iPhone. /&&/&&%
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