MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 Saugus super makes the grade ITEM PHOTO | STEVE KRAUSE By Bella diGrazia Jason Thompson with his wife, Jodi, at Fen- ITEM STAFF way Park. SAUGUS — It’s too soon to know how the School Committee will Lynn runner grade the superinten- dent’s performance. But based on Satur- day’s workshop, it scores for seemed clear he gets an A on transforming the schools’ culture. veterans The Saugus School Committee and Su- Park. Around 50 runners By Steve Krause perintendent David ITEM STAFF who set out to do the DeRuosi Jr. met with nine meters 2010 have a representative from After the Boston Red gone on to take part in the Massachusetts Sox won the World Se- all 10 events, says Lynn’s ries in 2007, the team Association of School Jason Thompson. He is Committees early Sat- visited the Walter Reed one of them. Army Hospital in Wash- The assault ri e and stolen pistol police recovered in a urday for a presenta- Thompson, who was a tion on the updated ington after its visit to transportation specialist routine inventory check on Sunday. the White House. annual superintendent in Saudi Arabia during evaluation format. There, Tom Werner and Operation Desert Storm, Larry Lucchino, co-own- While his evaluation considers himself for- is just starting, he and er and CEO of the club tunate in that he’s nev- ARMED AND the five-member panel respectively, saw many er exhibited any signs soldiers who were being dissected the admin- of PTSD. But when he istrator’s performance treated not for physical heard about the race, injuries but for PTSD — ASLEEP IN in the last year. They from a friend of his wife discussed his success- Post-Traumatic Stress Jodi, who works at Mass. Disorder. When they got es and the issues that General, he saw it as a need to be worked on. back to Boston, they con- way to help fellow vet- tacted Massachusetts SWAMPSCOTT DeRuosi, with a sal- erans who are suffer- General Hospital. As a ary of $175,000, has ing from conditions not Officers approached the car and result of reaching out, By Bella diGrazia been the town’s super- readily apparent to the ITEM STAFF found three men asleep, including the Red Sox and MGH intendent since 2016. naked eye. the operator at the wheel, and had founded Run to Home “We’ve charged him “We say ‘never leave a SWAMPSCOTT — Three men to knock on the front window for 20 Base, and ran their first (DeRuosi) with trying soldier behind on a bat- were arrested early Sunday morn- seconds before they woke up. to change a culture that 9K road race in 2010, tlefield.’ That has to ap- ing after officers found them sleep- The operator and two passengers exists in this town and, with proceeds going to- ply when they get home ing in a car with a trunk full of fire- were reported as under the influ- for anyone that’s tried ward the program. too,” said Thompson, who arms. ence of alcohol and were deemed to change culture, it Saturday was the 10th joined the Army in 1989 Swampscott police officers came unable to drive, said Stephens. Giv- creates a lot of unrest, annual Run to Home after graduating from across a car stopped at a traffic en the car had to be towed, officers argument, sometimes Base race, which begins light for several cycles at 5:57 a.m. and ends at Fenway THOMPSON, A7 Sunday, said Lt. Thomas Stephens. GUNS, A7 DERUOSI, A7 Lynn eld schools anticipate rise in enrollment By Thomas Grillo ing an architect to conduct ITEM STAFF a feasibility study at both elementary schools for the LYNNFIELD — School possible expansion. In ad- enrollment in Lynnfield is dition, Robert Dolan, town Lynn eld expected to rise over the administrator said the Stra- Lynn eld Public Schools Superin- next five years and officials tegic Planning Committee tendent are planning ahead. Enrollment Estimates is preparing a Request for of Schools Superintendent Jane Proposal for the possible 1000 Jane Trem- Tremblay said while there’s purchase of portable class- enough room for everyone 990 blay, seen rooms. at Huckle- in September, the town The options include giv- 980 must be prepared, for the berry Hill ing up the art rooms and 970 Elementary student population is slated having it taught in regular to increase by nearly 11 per- 960 School, says classrooms, installing mod- the town cent by 2023. ulars, and making additions 950 must get “The options are: do noth- to the Summer Street and 940 ready for ing, or if we need more room Huckleberry Hill elementa- 930 a student and how do we achieve ry schools where it’s getting population that?” she said. crowded. 920 Student growth in the el- boom. Ellen Crawford, an agent 910 ementary schools will not with William Raveis R.E. & happen overnight. Next 900 ITEM PHOTO | Home Services, said many SPENSER HASAK year, enrollment is expected of the buyers in Lynnfield 890 to rise by 3.2 percent, 3.7 are young couples with 880 percent the following year, young children living in a less than 1 percent in 2022, condominium in the city. 870 and 2.5 percent in 2023. PHOTO | JOE BROWN “They want a community 860 The School Department with great schools, conve- 850 Holding on tightly to the mechanical posted a message on its nient shopping, but still be bull is Alex Gonzalez, age 9, at the Lynn Facebook page telling res- Latino festival, Saturday. idents the district is seek- ENROLLMENT, A7 2020-2021 2019-2020 2021-2022 2022-2023 2023-2024

INSIDE By Gayla Cawley whether he closes on the sale said Smith. “If it’s really seriously ITEM STAFF depends on the results of an en- contaminated, I don’t think you Opinion Hazardous vironmental analysis of the site, could go forward. No one really Putting the policy focus LYNN — A Western Avenue according to his attorney James knows what’s possible until you on Africa. A4 waste may junkyard shut down by the city Smith, who declined to disclose understand what’s on the site and last year on charges of illegally the potential purchase price. what the possibility is of it being Sports dumping potentially hazardous Smith said his client doesn’t Lynn American Junior salvaged to become useful.” materials on the site could soon know how he would redevelop Legion Baseball Team dog sale of The junkyard, owned by Mark have a new owner seeking to clean the site, which is located near the Jirtian, who lives in Florida, has won both its games this up and redevelop the property. weekend in the Mass. Saugus River, but housing is un- been the subject of legal and envi- Raymond S. Falite has a pur- State Tournament. B1 West Lynn likely. ronmental scrutiny for more than • chase and sale agreement in place “If he does close on the property, a decade. The police log will not junkyard for Caps Auto Wrecking Corpora- his goal is to clean it and bring it appear in Today’s Item. tion on 1069 Western Ave. But back to a useful site for the city,” JUNKYARD, A3

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John Andriopoulos, 94 Patricia Pasquale, 83 1924-2019 LYNN — John An- were unmatched. PEABODY — Mrs. iel of Peabody, 10 driopoulos, age 94, John was instrumen- Patricia (Devlin) grandchildren, Brian of West Lebanon, tal in organizing his Pasquale, 83, of and Caitlin Pasquale, New Hampshire and Army Battalion re- South Peabody, died Amy and Matthew formerly of Lynn, unions and helped Saturday, July 27, Mcelwain, Scott and passed away at the spearhead the proj- 2019 at the Beverly Heather Pasquale, Jack Byrne Center ect for the erection Hospital after a brief Jessica Loughnane, for Palliative & Hos- of a monument at Ft. illness. She was the Daniel Comeau, Mi- U.S. District pice Care on Satur- Devens to honor all daughter of the late chael and Matthew Attorney of day, July 27, 2019. those who served in William Patrick Devlin Quinlan, Victoria Massachusetts John was born on August 7, the 168th Engineers Combat and Sarah F. (Kehoe) Devlin. “Tori” and Robert Shaw, a Paul Markham. 1924, in West Lynn. He was Battalion. John was one of a She was born in Boston, brother, Robert Devlin and the oldest son of Andrew and kind and the last of one of the raised in Lynn and attended his wife Betty of Peabody, and FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Georgia (Theodoropoulos) greats of his generation. His St. Mary’s High School, Lynn. many nieces and nephews. Andriopoulos. He married his generosity and willingness to Pat was maried to the late She was known as “GG” to her loving wife, Chrisafula Olga help others and service to his Robert Pasquale Sr., with great grandchildren. She was (Panos) Andriopoulos on Au- country will not be forgotten. whom she shared 51 years of predeceased by her brother Lawyer, Kennedy gust 22, 1954, in Bennington, In addition to his wife Chis- marriage. William Devlin of No. Caroli- Vermont. John graduated from afula, he leaves his daughter, She was well known to a na and her grandson, William Lynn Classical High School in Georgia Sofronas and her whole generation of South “Billy” Pasquale Jr. friend involved in June 1943 and was inducted husband Demo of Norwich, Peabody children as “Mrs. Service information: Her fu- into the United States Army on Vermont; his two grandchildren Pat” working as an aide at neral will be held on Wednes- June 16, 1943. He served with John Sofronas and Anasta- St. Paul’s Preschool and the day at 9 a.m. from the Conway, Chappaquiddick the 168th Engineers Combat cia Barr and her husband South Memorial School. She Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home Battalion, Headquarters Com- William Barr IV, who learned enjoyed bowling, gol ng, and at the 82 Lynn St., Peabody pany. Throughout his military valuable life lessons from their dancing with her husband, facility followed by a Funeral crash has died service, he served in battles grandfather; his four amazing along with spending time with Mass in ST. Ann’s Church, Pea- and campaigns of Normandy, great-grandchilden, Corban her family and friends “Up body at 10 a.m. Burial will be PEABODY (AP) — A for Kennedy’s older broth- Northern France, Rhineland, Sofronas, Chloe Sofronas, Wil- Country” in North Conway and in Cedar Grove Cemetery Pea- former federal prosecutor er, Sen. Robert F. Kenne- Ardennes and Central Europe liam Barr V and Ethan Barr, vacationing in Naples, Florida. body. Relatiives and friends who was on Chappaquid- dy, before his assassina- and liberated the concentra- who have fond memories of She is survived by 2 sons, are respectively invited. Vist- dick Island the night of tion the previous year. tion camp Ohrdruf. In defense U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy’s Gargan testified he’d spending time with him and his Robert H. Pasquale Jr. and ing hours are on Tuesday from of St. Vith, his unit was award- fateful car crash has died. urged Ted Kennedy to re- many nieces, nephews, great his wife Donna of Georgetown 4 until 8 p.m. Those who pre- ed the Distinguished Unit Ci- Paul Markham died July port the crash to police, nieces and great nephews. He and William J. Pasquale and fer may make donations to the tation and the Belgian Croix 13 in Peabody, Massachu- but the senator didn’t. The was predeceased by his broth- his wife Doreen of Peabody; Joslin Diabetes Center, ATTN: de Guerre. Upon returning setts, according to an obit- following day, Markham er, Spiros Andriopoulos and his two daughters, Anne M. Co- from war in 1945, he gradu- Memorial Gift Dept., 1 Joslin uary posted by the Gately went with Kennedy to sisters, Calliope Gavrilles and meau and her husband David Place, Boston, MA 02115. For ated from Franklin Technical Carol Andriopoulos. Funeral Home. A funeral provide a statement to po- School in Boston and later got of Peabody and Joanne “Jodi” guestbook and directions, vis- was held July 18, the 50th lice on Martha’s Vineyard. Service information: A Fu- Shaw and her husband Dan- it www.ccbfuneral.com his Master Plumber’s License neral Service will be held on anniversary of the 1969 Kennedy pleaded guilty from the State of Massachu- Thursday, Aug. 1, 2019 in the crash. He was 89. to leaving the scene of setts. He also held a Master SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, Markham was one of an accident and received Plumber’s License from the 67 Ocean St. (Rt. 1A), Lynn, at two people Kennedy con- a suspended sentence of State of Vermont. John worked 12 p.m. Burial will be in Pine Barbara H. Dempsey fided in after driving his two months in jail. He was with his father and brother in Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Rela- Oldsmobile sedan off a never indicted, but the in- their family business, serving tives and friends are respect- narrow bridge on the tiny cident mars his legacy. Lynn, Massachusetts and the fully invited. Visitation will be Barbara Helen (Fisher) Thomas of Danvers, Timothy island, which is located off A graduate of Villanova surrounding communities. He on Thursday beginning at 11 Dempsey passed away peace- (Lisa) of Reading and grand- the famous resort island University and the Boston had a brilliant mind for engi- a.m. Donations in his mem- fully on Thursday, July 25 after sons Patrick Dempsey of Reno, of Martha’s Vineyard. University School of Law, neering and continued that ory may be made to the Jack a brief illness at Hunt Nursing NV and Thomas Jr of Danvers. Kennedy’s passenger, Markham was appointed work for over 60 years, until Byrne Center for Palliative & & Rehabilitation Center. In her death, Barbara leaves 28-year-old Mary Jo Ko- a federal prosecutor in his retirement at age 82 years Hospice Care, 154 Hitchcock Born in White Plains, NY behind her brother, Gerry A. pechne, drowned in the 1964 by Robert F. Kenne- young. He worked many years Loop Rd., Lebanon, NH 03756. Barbara was the loving daugh- Fisher of Littler River, SC and crash and Kennedy was dy, who was U.S. attorney for Old Neighborhood Meats Directions and online guest- ter of the late Alfred and Helen her three nieces Tracey (Mi- unable to pull her out of general at the time. the water. He became U.S. Attor- where his innovative and bril- book at www.solimine.com Fisher. She was educated in chael) Woronka of Windham, liant engineering designs were Lynn and a graduate of Clas- NH, Bethann (Stacy) Hooks of But instead of alerting ney for Massachusetts in applied to the fabrication of sical High School 1955. Southington, CT and Darlene authorities, Kennedy re- 1966 at the age of 36 after the operation on many proj- After raising her children, (Lee) Raxter of Charlotte, NC turned to a party he and his predecessor, W. Arthur ects. His problem solving skills Barbara worked as a secretary and 5 great nieces Lindsey, Kopechne had attended Garrity Jr., was tapped to and retired as a housekeeper Courtney, Molly, Madelyn, Sa- and sought out Markham, become a federal judge. from Devlin Nursing home. vannah and one great nephew who had recently resigned Markham resigned in Barbara enjoyed spend- Andrew. Barbara also leaves as U.S. Attorney for Mas- 1969 after Republican ing time with her family and behind her special friend and sachusetts. President Richard Nixon Les Mercer, 83 friends, walking the beach, loving former daughter in law Markham and Kenne- took office. He worked as a traveling and her daily coffee Robyn Dempsey of Danvers. dy cousin Joseph Gargan lawyer in private practice dates with her close friends. Barbara was preceded in drove to the crash scene until retiring in 2004. PEABODY — Les coaching and serv- She was always known for her death by her parents Helen that night with the senator. The longtime resident of Mercer, 83, of West ing on the board of laughter, love of enjoying a and Alfred, son Robert and Markham later testified Melrose, Massachusetts, Peabody, passed directors for the Pea- night out with friends and her sister in law Judy Fisher. that the two dove into the is survived by his wife, away on Wednesday, body Youth Hockey Sunday afternoons with family Service information: No ser- waters numerous times in Claire, and six children July 24, 2019 at Program. He also on Murdock Drive. vices will be held as per her an unsuccessful attempt and 10 grandchildren, Mass General Hos- enjoyed many years Barbara is survived by sons wishes. May she rest in peace. to locate Kopechne, who’d according to the funeral pital with his loving of traveling with this been a campaign worker home. family by his side late wife and spend- due to complications ing time with his ex- after a recent auto- tended family around mobile accident. He was the the country. He is a fan of the Slow lobster season so far son of the late Arthur Mercer Bruins, Red Sox, Patriots and and his wife Lottie both of Celtics. He mostly enjoyed Malden, Maine and Nova Sco- watching his grandchildren tia. He was the loving husband play sports and attending all in Maine, but price is steady of the late Gail (Pearse) Mer- of their school events and cer whom he shared 47 years graduations. He will be greatly By Patrick Whittle of marriage. He is the last of missed by all those who knew ASSOCIATED PRESS 12 siblings and leaves behind and loved him. many nieces and nephews. He Service information: His fu- PORTLAND, Maine — leaves behind his daughter Jill neral will be held on Wednes- It’s been a slow lobster (Mercer) Price and her hus- day, July 31, 2019 at 10 a.m. season so far in Maine, but band Dan, both of Lynn, his in the SOLIMINE FUNERAL the lack of crustaceans isn’t son Steven Mercer of Ames- HOME, 426 Broadway (Rte translating into high prices bury and his two grandsons, 129), Lynn. Burial in Puritan for consumers, and fisher- Thomas (TJ) Price and Christo- Lawn Memorial Park. Relative men are still hopeful for a pher Price, both of Lynn. Born and friends are respectfully bump in catch this summer. The harvest of the valu- in Bucksport Maine, raised in invited. Visiting hours are on Scott Beede able bottom dwellers in Malden, he attended Malden Tuesday, from 4 to 8 p.m.. returns an High School. Les worked for America’s biggest lob- Directions and guestbook at undersized 37 years as a carpenter for www.solimine.com stering state is usually the MBTA until his retirement in full swing by July, but lobster in in 1990. He has been a long fishermen say they ha- Mount Desert, time member of the Wake eld ven’t caught much this Maine. Elks. Les spent many years month. The season tends FILE PHOTO | to pick up after many lob- ASSOCIATED PRESS sters shed their shells and merous factors impact the pening amid a long-term haul peaked at 132.6 mil- BRIEF reach legal size, and that hasn’t happened yet, fish- prices they pay, including trend in the Gulf of Maine lion pounds in 2016 and ermen said. international demand and of warming. nearly topped 120 million Hearing into RMV lapses Rally to demand transgender The slow season hasn’t the size of the harvest This year’s slow start pounds last year. exposed by deadly health care access caused prices to budge: elsewhere. also means an expect- The wholesale price for ed bait shortage hasn’t crash resumes Consumers are paying The season so far is sim- a 1¼-pound lobster was BOSTON (AP) — Sup- about the same for live ilar to the lobster hauls caused much worry. Feder- $7.33 as of July 1, accord- porters of transgender al regulators are reducing BOSTON (AP) — Mas- lobsters as at this time veteran fishermen saw in ing to business publishing rights are staging a rally last year, when the crusta- the 1980s and ’90s, when the amount of herring that company Urner Barry. sachusetts lawmakers in downtown Boston to fishermen are allowed to will again attempt to hold cean catch was more plen- the boom in catch typical- That’s 62 cents less than demand continued feder- tiful earlier in the season. ly came later, said Steve catch. That could make it it was a year ago on the a hearing into lapses at al protections for trans- more difficult — and more Wholesale prices are also Train, a lobsterman based same date. Retail consum- the state motor vehicle gender people who need expensive — for fishermen department exposed by slightly behind where they in Long Island, Maine. It’s ers are paying about $9 health care. were a year ago. Lobsters frustrating for those who to load traps. a New Hampshire crash Activists and advocates The slow start has al- per pound at Maine sea- are still readily available are used to the big, early that killed seven motorcy- planned to gather at City lowed fishermen to hold on food counters. to consumers, and nu- catches of the modern era, clists. Hall Plaza on Sunday to resources until it makes he said. The Legislature’s Joint afternoon to protest the sense to use them, said Trump administration’s “We’ve got a whole gen- Patrice McCarron, execu- Committee on Transpor- IN MEMORIAM eration where they’re used 781-593-7700 tation will reconvene its proposed rollback of the KAREN L. REEVERS tive director of the Maine Publishing Daily, except Sundays Health Care Rights Law. FOURTH ANNIVERSARY to making money by now. Lobstermen’s Association. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 hearing into the Regis- 2015 ~ JULY 29 ~ 2019 Organizers say they’re And those of us who have “Guys have been able to Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA try of Motor Vehicles on seen it don’t like it,” Train and additional of ces. Tuesday. The committee mobilizing in response come into the fishery slow, Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item to a U.S. Department of said. “Anything is possible, save bait resources, fuel opened and then abrupt- Subscriptions Health and Human Ser- but it’s hard to make up resources for what they’re Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States ly suspended the inquiry vices proposal that would six weeks of income.” really going to need it,” $20.00 for 4 weeks last week after Gov. Char- tell health care providers One reason for the slow McCarron said. $65.00 for 13 weeks lie Baker didn’t make cer- and insurance companies start could be the long, Maine typically accounts $130.00 for 26 weeks tain officials available for $260.00 for 1 year to ignore the law, which is cold spring. Warm weath- for about 80% of the na- Send p a.m.nt to and POSTMASTER, testimony. designed to guard against er tends to bring an ear- tionwide lobster haul. send address changes to: The hearing stems from gender discrimination. It ly shed and thus higher Catches this decade have The Daily Item a June 21 crash that was enacted as part of the catches, but that has not been much higher than 110 Munroe St. killed members of a New Obama administration’s Forever in my heart, sis. been the case this year. any other long stretches P.O. Box 5 Love, Kelly Lynn, MA 01903 England motorcycle club. Affordable Care Act. The cooler year is hap- in the state’s history. The MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 A3 LYNN Caps Auto Wrecking under a purchase and sale agreement

JUNKYARD said it would suspend that that rather than comply- a lot of potential, but it’s From A1 penalty if the owner met ing with orders to cease really premature until the deadline to submit a operations and complete we understand what’s in- Caps Auto Wrecking is permanent or temporary an environmental cleanup volved with the site. It’s under a consent decree solution for the site, which of the site, people associ- hard to know how he’s go- with the Massachusetts is coming up next month, ated with Caps were con- ing to proceed, if at all.” Department of Environ- according to Joseph Fer- ducting auto repair work Falite’s intention to pur- mental Protection (Mass- son, a spokesman for without permits and bury- chase and rehabilitate DEP), which allowed the MassDEP. ing potentially hazardous Caps is not a first for him. company to clean up the He and his brother, ITEM PHOTO | STEVE KRAUSE “It hasn’t been fully materials on the site near property, but only if it fol- cleaned up, but there’s no the Saugus River. Jarrod R. Falite, have a Jason Thompson finishes up the Run to Home lowed state, local, and fed- imminent hazard,” said In addition, the Conser- business model of buying Base Race with a sprint around the infield at eral laws for removing haz- Ferson. vation Law Foundation distressed property and Fenway park. ardous or toxic materials. In May 2018, the City of (CLF) filed suit against bringing it back into use. According to the decree, Lynn filed an injunction Caps in 2015 alleging the The brothers are the own- MassDEP first noticed against Caps Auto Wreck- company was discharging ers of the former Harvard Jason Thompson waste oil and oily soil on ing, which prevented the stormwater into the Sau- Folding Box Company the property in 2004. A no- company from operating gus River. building on Linden Street, tice of noncompliance was any business at the site Clearly, there are some which they rehabbed and issued against the proper- until all federal, state and challenges with the site, now lease out to tenants. runs 10th Run to ty owner in 2011, and he local licenses were grant- Smith said, but his client They have plans to open a was fined a $30,000 pen- ed. sees potential with the cultivation business in the alty in 2018 for failing to Two months later, the property. building. Home Base event submit a plan to bring the city took further legal ac- “It’s close to seven site into compliance with tion, and filed a contempt acres on the Saugus Riv- Gayla Cawley can be THOMPSON people. state environmental laws. motion against the junk- er in Lynn,” said Smith. reached at gcawley@item- From A1 The program is all-en- A $26,000 fine was lat- yard in Essex Superior “There’s certainly value live.com. Follow her on compassing, he said. er issued, but MassDEP Court. City attorneys said there. It’s certainly got Twitter @GaylaCawley. Salem High. “We have to “The main speaker Sat- do all we can for the ones urday was a former Navy who are injured inside. SEAL who realized when “I just saw this is a way he got home that stuff Saugus super makes the grade I could help my fellow vet- wasn’t right in his head. erans,” he said. “And that’s “The program did every- my whole motivation.” thing,” Thompson said. “It DERUOSI ful new building for the portunities for themselves Elizabeth Marchese. “I There were some special set him up with clinicians, From A1 pre-kindergarten through to move up. You can’t hire want kids to stay in dis- perks in store for Thomp- sleep studies, they did all second graders. The state outsiders who don’t know trict because it saddens son this year — the big- the testing, group therapy, distrust, and it definite- is going to ask the town the town like the educa- me when I see so many gest being that as a 10- hooked him up with oth- ly creates anger because to be very flexible when tors do, he said. families leaving it.” year man, he got to go on er veterans experiencing no one likes change,” said it comes to making ad- “Saugus has a hard The panel will meet School Committeewoman the field at Fenway and similar things … and he justments and moves time trusting, it’s just the again Aug. 6 to review Linda Gaieski. “We still for the new and updated community at large,” said take part in the pre-game said he feels his some- their individual evalu- have a lot of work to do, buildings, he said, and the DeRuosi. “Having teach- ceremonies before the Red what close to being back ations on DeRuosi and Sox and New York Yan- to normal now.” but I think we’ve made a administration must be ers doing the work builds dent in changing the cul- ready for it. the trust and then when collaborate to summarize kees played. He said some branches them into one assessment “It was a great day,” he ture in this town. Hope- “As a committee member they, meaning the staff, of the service train their document. A public evalu- said. “And it was a lot of people not to feel emotion, fully we’re moving the dis- who sits in on all those see their raised concerns ation is scheduled for the fun, being on the field. But and as a result, they have trict ahead.” school building committee get to me and get back I wouldn’t have cared if I a tough time adjusting to In regards to the Sau- meetings, they do take up down to them, that’s how next school committee wasn’t. I don’t do this for civilian life. gus administration’s goal quite a bit of time,” said we can move forward as a meeting on Aug. 15. tickets to the game, or to go “But there is pain,” he of making sure DeRuosi Meredith. “To you and district.” “I’m on a fourth-year on the field, or for the per- said. “There is emotion. visited the schools and all your administrators Still, DeRuosi still has tour here and I’d say we’ve sonalized jersey. For me, it’s And when they get home, engaged in professional that attend them, thank work to do. He said the all had moments where we all about helping veterans.” they experience some of it development, all members you for all your time and attendance rates district agree, we’ve had moments Thompson spent 7½ and become very discon- agreed he’s been success- attention on this. We’re wide are “driving him cra- where we disagree, and years in the Army before a nected with life. ful. He noted the work- not just building a school, zy,” and the issue is trick- we’ve had moments where shops he completed with we’re reconfiguring the back injury forced him to “We lose 22 veterans a ling down to the elementa- we agree to disagree and the town’s paraprofes- entire district.” ry schools. seek a discharge. day due to suicide from that’s the role of a commit- sionals where they were The administration’s “There is an attendance “I couldn’t do my job,” PTSD,” he said. tee and a superintendent,” he said, “so I felt the best The race began at Fenway taught how to work with financial systems have culture here that’s start- kids who have trauma. also been improved, said ing to show people just ar- said DeRuosi. “I can only thing to do was to get out Park and proceeded over say whatever has been and move on with my life.” “In negotiations they DeRuosi. He has plans to en’t coming to school,” he the Mass. Avenue Bridge asked of me, I feel I have The injury has healed, and along the Charles (paraprofessionals) spoke teach school principals said. met to the best of my abil- and Thompson now works River before retracing its very highly of the profes- how to manage their own DeRuosi also noted for Merrimack Distribu- steps, going back over the sional development that budgets. He wants each that enrollment rates are ity ... Professionally, we tors, and some of his com- bridge and into the stadi- you presented to them,” school to be in a financial dropping and it’s happen- should respect and work pany’s clients are in Lynn. um via Lansdowne Street. said School Committee position where teachers ing at the middle school. together. If for whatever The company and its own- All runners who make that Chairwoman Jeannie don’t have to “make Go- Strengthening the curric- reason you don’t like me, ers are also generous spon- far get to cross home plate. Meredith. FundMe pages” to get the ulum frameworks at that that’s OK too, as long as sors when Thompson raises “It was a little hot,” he DeRuosi was also ap- supplies they need, he grade level is one way to I’m doing my job and fol- funds for the race, he said. said. “But there’s always a plauded on the work said. get those enrollment num- lowing forward. Can I get “This year, I raised breeze at the Charles, and he and his team have School Committeeman bers up, he said. better at it? Yes, I’m open completed for the new Marc Magliozzi said there “To put it simply, I want $4,000,” he said. “It’s the most of the run along the to suggestions.” most I’ve ever raised. It’s river in Cambridge was in 6-12 grade complex, the should be a better way to to hear people out in Sau- not hard to raise money the shade. It was a nice STEAM (science, technol- get that message out to gus saying I don’t need Bella diGrazia can be when you tell people it’s day for it.” ogy, engineering, the arts, teachers directly. DeRuosi to go to a private school mathematics) academy agreed, and said he wants because Saugus Public reached at bdigrazia@ for a veterans’ cause.” Thompson said he gets itemlive.com. Follow her on No amount of money do- plenty of help and support for the third through fifth educators and leaders in Schools are great,” said nated is too small, he said. when it comes to raising graders, and the hope- the district to create op- Committee Vice-Chair Twitter @BelladiGrazia. “It all goes somewhere,” money, but his wife is still he said. “There’s trans- his “rock.” Lynnfield schools anticipate rise in enrollment portation to get people to “She is the backbone of Boston. There’s the stay in my fundraiser at the Lazy ENROLLMENT compared to this year. is opposed to having art tion of telling residents to the hospital. There are the Dog every year,” Thomp- Tremblay, who has been teachers instruct from a forgo a library or a public specialists needed to treat son said. From A1 on the job since 2014, said cart, or more than 21 chil- safety headquarters in fa- close to Boston,” she said. she’s faced tight space is- dren in a classroom, there vor of school construction, “MarketStreet has been a sues in the past. are times to tighten your she said. Armed and asleep draw with shopping and “The School Committee belt. “We need the public safe- eating options, including a needs to make decisions The need for more el- ty building and it would Whole Foods.” about which way to go,” ementary school space be great to have a new Lynnfield’s projected she said. “The ideal solu- comes as the town’s Stra- in Swampscott library, and it’s important rise in school population tion is to keep class sizes tegic Planning Committee bucks a statewide trend, small and continue to offer is considering a new pub- to be a team player,” she GUNS Samuel Mulumba, 23, according to a Metropoli- our elementary school stu- lic safety facility building. said. “I don’t plan to stomp From A1 of Beverly, was arrest- tan Area Planning Coun- dents the high quality ed- While it is very early in my feet until I get what ed and charged with a cil (MAPC) survey. ucation we’ve always been the process, the five-mem- I want. The community made a routine inventory non-Swampscott warrant, The regional planning able to give them.” ber panel has authorized needs to set priorities and search, to make sure all receiving stolen property agency found enrollment When pressed about a feasibility study to ex- decide.” the operator’s valuables of a firearm, two counts of has declined in 159 out of which solution she fa- amine what, if anything, Still, Tremblay said that would be accounted for, unlawful improper stor- 234 school districts over vors, Tremblay said while should be done to improve could change. and found several firearms age of firearm, two counts the last six years. Also, new additions to the two the police and fire station “If we got to the point in the hatchback, he said. of unlawful possession of 43 out of 51 regional dis- schools would be ideal, she headquarters. There was an assault ammunition, two counts of where 100 new kids move tricts saw enrollment drop has always been as con- In addition, Lynnfield into the Summer Street rifle, a fully loaded (30 possession of a firearm, two during the same period. servative as possible. has taken several steps to- Elementary School and rounds) high-capacity counts of possession of fire- Nor were they modest “It’s like your person- ward construction of a $21 I’ll have 40 kids per class- magazine, and a stolen arm large capacity weapon declines. In Greater Bos- al finances,” she said. “I million library. pistol, which was hidden or feeding device, and two ton, districts with declin- would love to go to Europe “The schools have always room, you’ll bet I will in a child’s Elmo satchel, counts of possession of fire- ing enrollment saw drops every year, but if I do that prevailed in Lynnfield 100 stand up and say it’s no said Stephens. arm without an FID card. of 8 percent, and more what happens when my percent and that’s because longer a want, it’s a need.” Theritchnide Roc, 27, of Alexander Suffreti, 24, than a dozen districts saw oil burner breaks. It’s the we are not greedy, we take Beverly, was arrested and of Lynn, was arrested and decreases of 11 percent or difference between want what we need and not Thomas Grillo can be charged with a second of- charged with unlicensed more. and need.” what we want,” she said. reached at tgrillo@item- fense of operating under possession of ammunition, Meanwhile, growing While Tremblay said she Tremblay has no inten- live.com. the influence of liquor, two counts of possession districts saw fairly siz- negligent operation of a of firearm large capacity able growth, an average motor vehicle, possession weapon or feeding device, of 7 percent and a doz- LAW OFFICES OF of a firearm while under two counts of unlawful pos- en local districts grew JAMES J. CARRIGAN the influence of alcohol, session of ammunition, re- by more than 10 percent, • Social Security Disability two counts of possession ceiving stolen property of a adding an average of 826 • Workers Compensation of firearm without an FID firearm, and two counts of students per district, the • Accidents possession of firearm with- 25 years located across NIGHTS: Begins Sept. 9 card, two counts of unlaw- MAPC survey said. SUMMER out an FID card. from Lynn District Court Monday and Wednesdays 6-10 p.m. ful improper storage of Lynnfield is nowhere CLASSES firearm, receiving stolen near that in terms of num- 15 Johnson St. ONLINE HYBRID: Begins Sept. 17 property of a firearm, and Bella diGrazia can be bers of students. If the pro- 781-596-0100 ENROLLING Tuesdays 6-10 p.m. JAMES J. CARRIGAN 20 DAY Course: Begins Oct. 24 two counts of possession reached at bdigrazia@item- jections are correct, Lynn- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN NOW Tues, Wed, Thur 10 a.m.-5 p.m. of firearm large capacity live.com. Follow her on field will add about 100 LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL weapon or feeding device. Twitter @BelladiGrazia. students by the 2023-2024 www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 OPINION HOLLY KUZMICH HOW TO REACH US Putting the policy focus on Africa

When experts discuss is currently 18, and nearly yet too many other coun- infrastructure projects that 110 Munroe St. major international and double that at 35 in North tries have stalled or re- are unsustainable and bur- P.O. Box 5 geopolitical hotspots America. Because human gressed. This same report den countries with signifi- Lynn, MA 01903 around the world, the list capital is vital to econom- shows that governance is cant debt loads. Customer Service usually includes places ic growth and prosperity, not improving across the China is also a major Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. such as China, Russia and this younger, growing pop- continent at a fast enough consumer of natural re- the Middle East. Those are ulation can serve as a real pace to keep up with the sources from Africa. And Connecting all rightfully mentioned, opportunity for the conti- growing population. promoting good gover- All Departments: given national security nent — if Africa ensures We also need to keep an 781-593-7700 and global competitive- its citizens are able to live eye out for the growing nance has not been at the ness concerns. long and healthy lives. presence of terrorist orga- top of China’s agenda, Ext. 2 Yet a focus only on those It is also essential that nizations on the continent further exacerbating prog- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising hotspots overlooks the strong support systems in of Africa. While more of the ress on the continent. classi [email protected] strategic importance of education and health ex- focus of the United States Add up all of these inter- Subscriptions the continent of Africa. ist on the continent. While decades in Africa has been has been on counterter- twining factors — the sig- [email protected] There are a variety of rea- some progress has been in health. The maternal rorism efforts in Syria, Af- nificant population growth Circulation sons that Africa should made in education, there is and child death rate has ghanistan and the Middle and opportunities for the [email protected] not be overlooked, with a still a long way to go and declined, HIV is reaching East, Africa has proven to continent with a set of Ext. 3 a primary one being the the growing population epidemic control in many be fertile recruiting territo- challenges that could lim- countries, and malaria in- Newsroom growth that the continent only makes rapid progress ry for organizations affiliat- it its potential — and it’s will continue to experience more important. According fections have decreased. ed with al-Qaeda and ISIS. [email protected] clear that the continent of [email protected] into the future. to the UNESCO Institute These advances mean Terrorist attacks have While many other regions for Statistics, sub-Saha- that life expectancy has taken place in the past Africa deserves the atten- Ext. 4 tion and support of Amer- of the world will have flat or ran Africa has the highest increased and chances year in places like Niger, Sports declining populations in the number of out-of-school are higher than ever that Somalia, the Democrat- ican foreign policy makers. [email protected] The rest of us across the decades to come, Africa’s youth in the world; over people are leading healthy ic Republic of Congo and Ext. 5 population is exploding. Ac- one-fifth of children be- and productive lives. Mozambique. Young people country also would do well cording to projections, the tween the ages of 6 and 11 Good governance is also without economic opportu- to closely watch this dy- Retail and Online Advertising continent will grow from 1 and one-third of children key to Africa’s prosperity. nity are particularly at risk namic, changing continent. [email protected] billion people in 2015 to 4 between the ages of 12 and Rule of law, transparency, of being recruited by these billion in 2100. 14 are out of school. accountability and econom- groups, which makes good Holly Kuzmich is execu- ADVERTISING That increase comes at Future success is pred- ic opportunity lead to stable education, governance and tive director of the George Ernie Carpenter Jr. societies and higher quality Director of Advertising the same time that Asia’s icated on developing the economic prosperity espe- W. Bush Institute and se- population growth is pro- knowledge, skills and tal- of life. The Ibrahim Index of cially vital on the continent. and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] jected to flatten out, while ents of this growing popu- African Governance shows At the same time, coun- nior vice president at the Europe’s population is lation of young people. That that over the last 10 years, tries like China and Russia George W. Bush Presiden- Ralph Mitchell projected to be smaller in is especially crucial because 34 out of 54 countries have are doing their best to exert Sales Representative, ext. 1313 tial Center. This essay [email protected] 2050 than in 2015. the continent is among the improved their government more political and economic originally appeared in And while the rest of the world’s most rapidly-grow- performance. influence on the continent. Patricia Whalen world is getting older, Af- ing economic regions. Countries like Kenya We should be concerned “The Catalyst: A Journal Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] rica’s population is getting Some of the most signif- and Namibia have seen that China is weighing of Ideas from the Bush younger. The median age icant progress in recent significant improvements, down African nations with Institute.” BUSINESS OFFICE Maria Alvaracin TYLER COWEN ext. 1205 [email protected] Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 More housing? YIMBY, please [email protected] Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 The YIMBY movement is cent paper by John Myers, that neighbors will come [email protected] definitely onto something: co-founder of London YIM- away with hard feelings Marian Kinney In many parts of the world BY. The basic idea is sim- for each other, leading to ext. 1212 it is too difficult to build ple: Let each street decide local enmity rather than [email protected] new housing. The result is on its own how it wants to community. Or perhaps Will Kraft that lower-income individ- zone commercial activity, residents don’t have the Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 uals are priced out of some including construction. Of legal knowledge to make [email protected] of the world’s most pro- course, in some contexts informed decisions on the Mike Shanahan ductive cities, such as San the deciding entity won’t particular wordings of zon- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Francisco and London, be- be a street but rather a ing ordinances, and they [email protected] cause of exorbitant rents. block or some other very would be manipulated or Carolina Trujillo That’s true as far as it small neighborhood area. even bribed by developers. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 goes. Still, there is the That might sound a little Some of these problems [email protected] question: What can be crazy, like a 1960s hippie may be a feature rather Jim Wilson done to bring about more commune dream. Yet the than a bug. If outside devel- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 housing? Homeowners, idea has hidden potential. opers find local communities [email protected] who may fear additional If streets chose their own FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS easier to manipulate than a CIRCULATION construction will damage zoning, city-level zoning city-wide board, it may ac- Steven Jennings mixes mortar at a new home Lisa Mahmoud their quality of life, ar- rules could be quite gener- construction site in Sherwood, Ark. tually result in more new Manager, ext. 1239 en’t always on board with al and open-ended, open- construction. If neighbors on [email protected] some streets really are not the YIMBY movement (it ing up the possibilities ing and regulatory deci- neighboring properties, CLASSIFIED stands for “Yes In My Back for more construction and sions that should vary by and the English system sure what they want, may- Yard,” in contrast to the also for more mixed-use be it’s not a bad thing if they Abbe Young Smith neighborhood or even by of neighborhood planning Manager, ext. 1276 more common anti-devel- neighborhoods. With that street. Should it matter if allows for some use of lo- are nudged toward approv- [email protected] opment “Not In My Back liberalizing backdrop, res- ing more new construction. new construction blocks the cal development plans, GRAPHICS Yard” movement). The pri- idents on any given street sunlight or views of current backed by local referenda. Neighborhood power mary strategy of YIMBY always have the option of owners? How much should To be sure, there are prob- can very much be a dou- Trevor Andreozzi forces to date has been to more restrictive zoning. ble-edged sword, but the Designer new building be limited to lems with street-by-street [email protected] try to take regulatory au- The upside is that street- check traffic congestion? zoning. For instance, home- point is not to institute thority for construction by-street zoning would How important are aes- owners on most streets this reform nationally Mark Sutherland away from the local level, allow so much room for or even statewide. How Creative Director thetics relative to other might be more restriction- [email protected] as California’s proposed experimentation. Some considerations, such as the ist than the status quo. about starting with the bill SB 50 would by allow- zoning reforms might in- ease of adding extensions? Still, the status quo seems experiment of a single NEWSROOM ing the state to pre-empt crease home values; a And how much should gen- so broken in so many plac- town or city or county — Mike Alongi some local restrictions. Ja- street might decide to al- trification be encouraged es that perhaps it is worth or, for that matter a single Sports Reporter ext. 1228 pan has a good record for low for multiple dwellings or limited? Street-by-street taking that chance — new street? [email protected] allowing new construction, on a lot (an in-law apart- zoning would allow for construction is already Bill Brotherton backed by a strong nation- ment in a backyard barn?), greater flexibility than de- basically at the zero low- Tyler Cowen is a Features Editor ext. 1338 al and weaker local system or make it easier to “up- cisions made at the munici- er bound. At least there Bloomberg Opinion col- [email protected] of land-use planning. zone” by making it easier pal or county level. would be a direct incentive umnist. He is a professor Gayla Cawley There is, however, a new to rebuild. And what about There is no commonly for homeowners to involve of economics at George Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] and very different ap- allowing, say, a small Si- known example of street- themselves in the decisions Mason University and proach to construction and chuan restaurant on each by-street zoning, but some and support value-enhanc- writes for the blog Mar- Cheryl Charles zoning regulation, and it residential street _ would partial instantiations of ing changes to the rules. News Editor, ext. 1278 deserves further atten- that boost home values? the idea can be found. In Another possible prob- ginal Revolution. His [email protected] tion. I call this idea “street Maybe not, but at least New Zealand, individual lem is that the street-level books include “Big Busi- Bella diGrazia by street zoning,” and it there’d be a way to find out. homeowners can waive community meetings will ness: A Love Letter to an Reporter, ext. 1317 has been outlined in a re- It is easy to think of zon- some rules governing involve so much debate American Anti-Hero.” [email protected] Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS [email protected] President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Thor Jourgensen M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ [email protected] Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey Daniel Kane Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. 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LYNN Clinic at Lynn Classical LYNNFIELD - fun competition and ice Memorial High School, 7-9 Group discusses “The Dry” High School, 4-7 p.m. cream - log into Lynnfield p.m. by Jane Harper at the Recreation to register, public library, 7-8 p.m. Monday, July 29 Municipal Monday, July 29 middle school, 505 Main SAUGUS Education School Committee meet- Entertainment St., noon-2:30 p.m. Municipal Math and English SAT ing at Lynn Public Schools Flip flop workshop - Select Board meeting at Tuesday, July 30 Preparation at Lynn En- administration building, draw on your shoes and the DPW Yard, 200 Para- 100 Bennett St., 4 p.m. NAHANT glish High School, 8 a.m.- flip flops, ages 14-17, li- Municipal dise Rd., at 7 p.m. 12 p.m. brary, 18 Summer St., 1 Tuesday, July 30 Saugus Contributory Entertainment Thursday, Aug. 1 p.m. Retirement Board at Town Wednesday, July 31 Free Summer Football Entertainment Hall Annex building, noon. Entertainment Municipal Clinic at Lynn Classical Nahant junior tennis Entertainment Jump and Jive at Lynn Essex Regional Retire- High School, 4-7 p.m. session 2 begins. Wednesday, July 31 Karaoke Night at Lazy Public Library, 10 a.m. ment Board, 491 Maple Toddler Story Time with Dog Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. Free Summer Football St., Building 200, Suite Entertainment story and song for ages 1 201, Danvers, 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 31 Clinic at Lynn Classical Saugus Iron Works Sum- to 3 at the public library, Tuesday, July 30 High School, 4-7 p.m. Entertainment mer Concert Series at At- 10:30-11 a.m. Concert at Red Rock Tuesday, July 30 Storytime at the library, water and Donnelly, 6 p.m Wingmasters Birds of Education Park, 6 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Entertainment Prey presentation will Math and English SAT Lost ‘80s Live at Lynn bring live birds to the pub- Preparation at Lynn En- Lynnfield Recreation SWAMPSCOTT Auditorium, 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 1 lic library, 2-3 p.m. glish High School, 8 a.m.- sponsors a trip to Canobie Karaoke at Brandy Bar- Lake Park - grades 3-10 - Summer Concert Series 12 p.m. rel Pub, 9 p.m. Entertainment Monday, July 29 visit Lynnfield Recreation Music Series: Marilyn with Southern City Band ntertainment Entertainment E online to register, 9 a.m.-4 Goodrich, classic guitar on the Town Hall front Friday, Aug. 2 Museum of Science p.m. at Nahant Public Library, Messy Mondays pre- lawn, 6-8 p.m. Planetarium at Lynn Pub- school story and crafts Entertainment 6:30 p.m. lic Library, 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 31 program at the public li- Free Summer Football Story Time with Miss brary, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 1 Lucy at Lynn Public Li- Entertainment Friday, Aug. 2 Pajama Story time for Clinic at Lynn Classical Entertainment High School, 4-7 p.m. brary, 10 a.m. Lynnfield Rotary spon- Entertainment children ages 3 to 6 at the Painting Intensive with Trivia at Lazy Dog Acoustic Fridays at Bent sors a concert on the Com- Nahant Community public library, 6:30-7 p.m. Sports Bar, 8 p.m. Water Brewing Company, mon, Main Street/town Breakfast at Nahant Vil- Miracles in Music class Tereza Swanda at 89 Bur- 6 p.m. center, 6-8 p.m. lage Church, 8 a.m. for people with develop- rill St., 9:30-11:30 a.m. Municipal Karaoke at Brandy Bar- mental disabilities at 89 School Committee meet- Municipal Burrill St., 6:30-7:30 p.m. rel Pub, 9 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2 ing at Lynn Public Schools Planning Board, Town PEABODY Food For Thought cook- Hall, 7 p.m. book club with recipes administration building, Saturday, Aug. 3 Entertainment 100 Bennett St., 8 a.m. from Yotam Ottoelenghi at Tuesday, July 30 Silly Sounds Storytime Entertainment Thursday, Aug. 1 the public library, 7-8 p.m. Entertainment with music and move- Wednesday, July 31 Chase the Chill Sit & Entertainment ment at the public library, Knit at Land of a Thou- Rockabye beats: An in- Tuesday, July 30 Education Lynnfield Recreation teractive family musical 10:30-11:30 a.m. sand Hills Coffee, 10 a.m. sponsors a trip to Fun- experience, registration Entertainment Math and English SAT Rock the Block Festival First Friday Open Mic at Preparation at Lynn En- town Splashtown - grades recommended, South Caregiver & Me dance hosted by Beyond Walls on 89 Burrill St., 7-10 p.m. glish High School, 8 a.m.- 3-10 - visit Lynnfield Rec- branch library, 78 Lynn class with children ages Mount Vernon Street, 6-10 12 p.m. reation online to register, St., 10-11 a.m. 2 and 3 at 89 Burrill St., p.m. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 9:15-10 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 4 Entertainment Teen Drop-in Center at Creative Movement and Sunday Aug. 4 Entertainment Story Time with Miss Thurgood Marshall Mid- Friday, Aug. 2 Ballet class for children Sue at Lynn Public Li- dle School, 6-9 p.m. Entertainment ages 3 to 5 at 89 Burrill Swampscott Farmers brary, 9:30 a.m. Karaoke at Brandy Bar- Entertainment Eleventh Hour concert St., 10:15-11 a.m. Market on Town Hall Free Summer Football rel Pub, 9 p.m. Battle of the playground and fireworks, Veterans Popular Titles Book front lawn, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. NATION Biden’s health stand has its risks

ASSOCIATED PRESS Joe Biden had just rolled out his health care plan when he made what could be a fateful pledge to a crowd in Iowa: “If you like your health care plan PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS or your employer-based plan, Mark Mulvaney, left, said President Trump, right, was angry when he blasted Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland you can keep it.” last week because he feels Congress is neglecting its home states because of its preoccupation with investigating The remark echoed assuranc- the president. es President Barack Obama made repeatedly as he sold the Affordable Care Act, which be- came known as “Obamcare.” But Aide: President swung hard out of Obama’s promise proved an ex- aggeration, if not a falsehood, and it anchored early GOP attacks on the law as new regulations led frustration over its investigations private insurers to cancel certain policies, even if they had to offer replacements to consumers. WASHINGTON (AP) — Up- Committee, and marked the Absolutely” — and meant to curity Administration and the Biden’s promise on job-based ping a feud with an influen- latest rhetorical shot against draw attention to Democrat- national headquarters of the coverage , which almost 160 tial black lawmaker, President non-white lawmakers that have ic-backed investigations of the NAACP, is “considered the worst million Americans use, under- Donald Trump on Sunday exacerbated racial tensions. Republican president and his run and most dangerous any- scores the risks of positioning assailed Rep. Elijah Cum- Two weeks ago, Trump caused team in Washington. where in the United States.” himself as the health overhaul’s mings as a “racist” over the a nationwide uproar with racist “Instead of helping people Condemnation followed from chief defender. Fully embracing “rodent-infested mess” in his tweets directed at four Demo- back home, they’re focusing on Democrats over the weekend, the health law and pledging to district while White House cratic congresswomen of color scandal in Washington D.C., including some of the party’s expand it also means exposing aides sought to downplay his as he looked to stoke racial divi- which is the exact opposite of presidential candidates. State- Biden to attacks from all sides: comments as frustration over sions for political gain heading what they said they would do ments from a spokesman for Democrats’ unrelenting inves- into the 2020 election. when they ran for election in Maryland’s Republican gov- from the left that wants more tigations. A White House aide said 2018,” Mulvaney said, pointing ernor and from the lieutenant than what Biden is offering; from In a series of tweets, Trump Sunday that Trump, frustrated at Democrats who now control governor defended Cummings’ the right that loathes the law in insisted that his comments Sat- by the Democrats’ unrelent- the House. district and its people. any form; and from the middle, urday referring to Cummings’ ing investigations and talk of He asserted that Trump’s Trump, unbowed, resumed where voters remain skeptica. majority-black district as a dis- impeachment, swung hard at barbs were a reaction to what the verbal volleying Sunday: “This is one of those issues gusting mess where “no human Cummings and his Baltimore the president considered to be “There is nothing racist in where the pendulum has being would want to live” were district because he believes inaccurate statements by Cum- stating plainly what most peo- swung back-and-forth since not racist. On the contrary, such Capitol Hill critics are ne- mings about conditions in which ple already know, that Elijah ‘Obamacare’ passed,” Demo- Trump argued, “if racist Elijah glecting serious problems back children are being held in deten- Cummings has done a terrible cratic pollster Paul Maslin said, Cummings would focus more of home in their zeal to under- tion at the U.S.-Mexico border. job for the people of his district, pointing to health care’s role in his energy on helping the good mine his presidency. At a hearing last week, Cum- and of Baltimore itself. Dems Republican victories in 2010 and people of his district, and Bal- Acting chief of staff Mick Mul- mings accused a top admin- always play the race card when Democratic wins last November. timore itself, perhaps progress vaney insisted in two national istration official of wrongly they are unable to win with “Right now we have the advan- could be made in fixing the television interviews that that calling reports of filthy, over- facts. Shame!” tage,” Maslin said, “but I’d be a mess that he has helped to cre- Trump was not making racist crowded border facilities “un- The president has tried to fool to say there’s no risk here.” ate over many years of incom- comments. Mulvaney, a former substantiated.” put racial polarization at the Indeed, the Republican National petent leadership.” congressman himself, said he un- “When the president hears center of his appeal to his base Committee has seized on Biden’s “His radical ‘oversight’ is a derstood why some people could lies like that, he’s going to fight of voters, tapping into anxieties policy rollout. “Biden has to deal joke!” Trump added. perceive Trump’s words as racist. back,” Mulvaney said. about demographic and cultur- with the fact that he would be His comments capped a week- Mulvaney said Trump’s Trump’s tweets Saturday al changes in the nation in the the 2020 face of Barack Obama’s end of attacks on Cummings, words were exaggerated for also charged that Cummings’ belief that the divided country notorious lie that if you like your the powerful chairman of the effect — “Does the presi- district, which includes Johns he leads will simply choose health care plan you can keep it,” House Oversight and Reform dent speak hyperbolically? Hopkins Hospital, the Social Se- sides over issues such as race. said Steve Guest of the Republi- can National Committee. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 NYC police seek 2 shooters in Brooklyn playground shooting By Deepti Hajela and Mallika Sen ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — A pop- ular community festival was coming to a close when gunfire erupted in a Brooklyn neighborhood, leaving one man dead, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS another person in critical condition and 10 others In this combo photo released by Italian Cara- wounded, authorities said binieri, Gabriel Christian Natale Hjorth, right, Sunday as they searched and Finnegan Lee Elder, sit in their hotel room for two shooters they be- in Rome. lieve were involved. New York Police Com- missioner James O’Neill Italy: US Teen held said the shooting late Saturday in the borough’s Brownsville section “was a in officer’s death tragic end to a wonderful weekend” that involved ‘illegally blindfolded’ thousands of people gath- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ering to take part in the A police officer walks by yellow evidence markers at a playground in the By Frances D’Emilio Cerciello was popular annual Old Timers Event, Brownsville neighborhood in the Brooklyn borough of New York, Sunday. ASSOCIATED PRESS for warmly greeting resi- which featured musical dents of the neighborhood performances from former of 21 and 55. A 38-year- asked anyone with infor- rang out, “we all started ROME — An American in historic Rome. He spent residents and current lo- old man died from a bul- mation or cellphone video running,” he said. “I ran as teenager was illegally off-duty hours as a volun- cal talent. let wound to the head. His to come forward. One gun fast as I could away from blindfolded before he was The crowd at the cele- teer dishing out hot meals name was not immediate- was recovered. O’Neill everyone. I thought I was interrogated as a suspect bration was dispersing to the homeless in Rome’s ly released. said gang activity was going to get shot.” in the slaying of a newly- when gunshots rang out among the possible mo- “I heard shots, and I saw main station and accom- Six of the wounded had wed police officer in Rome, panied ailing faithful to from a playground area in tives. a stampede running to- been released from the an Italian police com- religious shrines, includ- the park where it was tak- “There were a lot of peo- ward me,” Diamond Perez, mander said Sunday after ing in Lourdes, France. ing place, officials said. hospital by midday Sun- ple just chilling and hav- 38, told the newspaper. the emergence of a photo Investigators allege El- Twelve people were hit day, O’Neill said. ing a good time,” Kaseem The Old Timers Event showing the young tourist der knifed the policeman — seven men and five No arrests have been Collins, 19, told the Daily had been held since 1963, restrained with handcuffs during a struggle after Cer- women between the ages made, and authorities News. Then, when shots O’Neill said. and with his head bowed. ciello Rega and his partner, Gabriel Christian Na- both plainclothes officers, tale-Hjorth, 18, was blind- identified themselves as folded “for a very few min- police. The officers were Mississippi River city ponders utes, four or five” on Friday following up on a report of just before he taken to the a drug deal that allegedly interrogation in a police involved the teens. adding a wall it has long rejected station about the fatal Authorities contend Na- stabbing, Rome Provincial tale-Hjorth repeatedly By Scott Mcfetridge Cmdr. Francesco Gargaro punched the other officer, told The Associated Press and Margery A. Beck who was not seriously hurt. ASSOCIATED PRESS in a phone interview. Police said Saturday that Natale-Hjorth and an- both Americans confessed DAVENPORT, Iowa — other suspect from Cali- to their roles in Cerciello Hundreds of communities fornia, 19-year-old Finneg- Rega’s death. Under Ital- line the Mississippi River an Lee Elder, remained ian law, anyone who par- on its 2,348-mile journey jailed while Italians lined ticipated in a slaying can to the Gulf of Mexico, but up outside a chapel to pay face murder charges. Davenport, Iowa, stands respects to Deputy Briga- Italian newspapers on out for the simple reason Kelli Grubbs dier Mario Cerciello Rega. Sunday published a photo that people there can ac- and her son The 35-year-old officer of Natale-Hjorth with what tually dip their toes in Justin stand had recently returned to appears to be a scarf cover- the river without scaling in front of duty on the Carabinieri ing his eyes and with his a flood wall, levee or other flood-closed paramilitary police force arms handcuffed behind impediment. micro brewery after a honeymoon. his back as he sat in a chair It’s a point of pride adjacent to The officer was attacked at a police station. Police in Davenport, a city of their business, with a knife on a street 100,000 people that calls and prosecutors are con- Tuesday, in close to the teens’ upscale ducting separate investiga- itself Iowa’s front porch Davenport, hotel in Rome. An autop- tions of the blindfolding. and which has repeatedly sy showed he had been Blindfolding of a sus- tolerated the floods that Iowa. stabbed 11 times. pect “is illegal. It’s not al- have long since convinced “Whoever killed him is lowed,” Gargaro said. The all other major riverfront PHOTO | an animal,” said the may- officer who put the blind- cities to build concrete or ASSOCIATED PRESS or of the officer’s home- fold on committed a “mis- dirt walls. town, Somma Vesuviana. take” but did so to prevent “It’s the personality of owners and city officials tions about the weather. lar brewery credited with Mayor Salvatore Di Sarno Natale-Hjorth from seeing the community,” said Kelli are confronting a painful Even as residents scoff spurring a downtown spoke after leaving a wake documents related to the Grubbs, who runs a busi- question: Can they still re- at the prospect of a con- revival is still closed be- for the officer in a chapel investigation, the com- ness a few blocks from the main connected with the crete wall or rocky levee cause its equipment was close to the police station mander said. nearly half-mile-wide riv- river without being over- replacing the gently slop- submerged. in Rome where he had Natale-Hjorth had been er. “There is just a great whelmed by it? ing lawn that dips down to Of the 15 biggest floods worked for years. brought in handcuffs to love of the river.” Looming over the discus- the river, they wonder if a in Davenport’s history, The coroner concluded the stationhouse from his That love is being test- sions is an acknowledge- downtown that has seen seven have occurred since that the policeman bled to hotel, Gargaro said. He ed this summer after re- ment of what’s likely com- roughly $500 million in in- 2008. death, according to Italian was interrogated by po- cord-setting floods broke ing from climate change: vestment in recent years “Obviously, the weather news reports. lice and prosecutors with- through temporary bar- heavier rainstorms that, can survive being awash is not getting any better,” Hundreds of Romans out a lawyer there since riers and for weeks inun- combined with spring and cut off from the rest of said Kyle Carter, execu- lined up in silence to file he had not been formally dated some of Davenport’s snowmelt, will swell the the city so frequently. tive director of the Down- past the officer’s coffin. detained as a suspect and trendiest restaurants and river to ever higher levels. This spring a key road town Davenport Partner- Among the mourners were Italian law does not allow shops with foul-smelling Davenport is one of the was closed for 100 days ship, a business group. his widowed bride, Rosa an attorney’s presence at water. Now that the river many communities across and fans couldn’t reach “Regardless of why you Maria Esilio, and Italian that stage, the command- has finally seeped back the nation struggling the riverside minor league think it’s happening, it’s Premier Giuseppe Conte. er said. to its banks, business with their past assump- baseball stadium. A popu- happening.” US, Guatemala sign agreement to restrict asylum cases

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By Harold Rivera Starting pitcher Lucas Fritz pitched. We saved some pitch- single. Galeazzi’s clutch RBI sin- the top of the rst inning and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tossed three shutout innings to ing. It’s tough to take your pitch- gle gave Lynn a 6-4 advantage. turned another double play in get Lynn going on the right foot. er out with a 4-0 lead but I had “Kory and Colby have been the top of the second. The Lynn Junior Legion Post Fritz left the mound with a 4-0 con dence in the other guys we doing it for the last eight to 10 “In the end, we made the plays 291 team started its state tour- lead. Brendan McManus (two put in the game. That’s why we games,” Luciano said. “They’ve when they counted,” Luciano nament quest on a high note innings) and Terrence Moynihan made the moves,” he said. been nding ways, whether it’s said. “We made some uncharac- this weekend. (one inning) followed in relief. At the plate, Kory Ouellette by getting base hits or walks. teristic errors. We rebounded in Saturday night, built an early Aidan Dow picked up the save reached base in all four plate They nd ways to get on base the end. It was a total team win. lead and bene ted from clutch with a scoreless inning of relief. appearances and scored three and put pressure on other We picked each other up. Wilbra- hitting in the closing stages en “I felt great for Lucas,” Lynn runs. Colby Magliozzi went teams. They’re getting the job ham hit the ball hard. They were route to a 6-4 win over tourna- manager Tony Luciano said. 2-for-3 with three RBI and three done at the top of the order and never out of it. Our guys dug ment host Wilbraham at Farrell “We only pulled him out because runs scored. Magliozzi delivered that’s why they’re there.” deep and they got the job done.” Field. of the pitch count rule. We might a crucial go-ahead RBI single in Lynn’s defense was sharp in The state tournament follows Sunday, Lynn had to go 10 in- need him later on (in the tour- the bottom of the sixth, breaking Saturday’s win. a double-elimination format. nings, but nally got the better nament). a 4-4 tie, and plated an insur- The Lynners escaped an early See www.itemlive.com for more of North Attleboro, 5-4. “Same with the other kids who ance run on Nico Galeazzi’s RBI jam with a 6-4-3 double play in information on Sunday’s game. The drama abounds as NOOD regatta concludes

MARBLEHEAD — The nal day of regatta. the 2019 Helly Hansen NOOD Regat- “It was a battle all the way through,” ta at Marblehead Race Week reached a said Hooks. “David and I were around dramatic conclusion Sunday across mul- each other all day, and we knew we had tiple  eets. to beat each other to win, so we never let With lighter winds and a strong cross- each other out of our sights.” course current, the opportunity for both Hooks had one anxious moment when gains and losses presented trying cir- a boat passed him just before the nish cumstances for hundreds of one-design of the nal race. sailboat racers. “We knew we had a three-point cush- Matt Hooks and Rob Pascal of Mar- ion, and when that boat passed us, we blehead’s Eastern Yacht Club pulled realized we were tied,” he said. “Luckily out a narrow win in the Rhodes 19  eet. we came out on top this time.” The duo staved off a late-regatta charge Hooks has established early leads to from fellow competitor, David Nelson the NOOD Regatta at Marblehead Race of Stoughton. Going into the last race Week in the past, but this was the rst of the regatta, Hooks and Pascal held time he came away with the win. a narrow 3-point lead over Nelson and “It was great to nally put one away,” crew Ken Delpapa, who were putting together a brilliant second-half of their REGATTA, B2

PHOTO | JOE BROWN Lynn eld’s Anthony Floramo, right, battles Peaboy’s Joe Casey, left, and JoJo Kashira, bottom, during 7 v 7 action Saturday in Lynn eld. Preparation the key for 7 v 7 tournament Left, Matt Hooks and By Daniel Kane secondary with a pair of two wins. Rob Pascal from East- FOR THE ITEM interceptions in the nal, “Clay was playing really ern Yacht Club (red each worth three points. well (Saturday),” Gannon sail No. 1683) fought LYNNFIELD — Satur- “I think after the rst few said. “I thought he took off a late offensive day’s 7 v 7 tournament series we settled in a little the plays in front of him. to capture their rst at Pioneer Stadium was bit,” Lynn eld assistant Instead of forcing the ball all about getting one step Helly Hansen NOOD coach Jeff Gannon said. down eld he took what Regatta at Marble- closer to preparing for the “We started talking and was there. Especially in 2019 season for the Pea- head Race Week, win- playing our assignments. (the Peabody game) it ning in the Rhodes body and Lynnfield High The defense was pretty was there. Those ve-yard 19  eet. Above, Tight football teams. consistent throughout the hitches, he took it and racing in the J/105 Lynn eld’s defense stole day. A couple breakdowns eventually we got the stuff the show, helping the Pi- on that one touchdown but over the top. That was  eet made for a dra- oneers to victories over we talked it through. If good to see today for him matic conclusion to Triton and Peabody. The everyone does their job it in year two. I think he’s the 2019 Marblehead Pioneers defeated the goes well.” starting to have more con- NOOD. Tanners 19-8 in the tour- Lynn eld’s Clay Maren- dence and command with nament nal. Lynn eld al- gi returns at quarterback. the team. PHOTO | PAUL TODD lowed just one touchdown Marengi looked sharp “Jack Ford made plays on the day. John Lee and under center, tossing ve Jack Ford highlighted the touchdown passes in the FOOTBALL, B2 Navs put it together Prep swim in win over Nashua tean gets By Joshua Kummins elder Ben Malgeri (Holy new coach FOR THE ITEM Cross) and Sean Lawlor (Flagler) drove in two runs DANVERS — When the St. LYNN — The North apiece, while right elder Shore Navigators pound- John’s swimming and diving Kade Kretzschmar (Dart- team suits up for its rst prac- ed out 12 hits and their mouth) scored twice and bullpen turned in ve tice of the 2019-20 season, some- designated hitter Dominic one other than Tony Padvaiskas scoreless innings to post Freeberger (UNC Ashe- a 7-4 win over the Nashua will blow the head coach’s whis- ville) added another run. Silver Knights in Sunday tle for the rst time in 22 years. North Shore scored the night’s Futures Collegiate The Prep athletics department game’s rst run during a Baseball League game, has announced that 2008 gradu- the nale of a three-game second inning that began ate Jeff Fiore will step into the homestand at Fraser with Lawlor and Free- role and Padvaiskas’ consider- Field. berger both lining the rst able shadow later this year. North Shore improved pitch of their at-bats into “I’m so proud to have Jeff take to 28-21 with its second left eld for singles. After over the competitive aquatics straight win and sixth in rst baseman Colin Wet- programs at the Prep,” said Pad- the last 10 games. Nashua terau (St. John’s) ground- vaiskas, who retired this sum- fell to 23-26, remaining in ed a elder’s choice to sec- mer after serving at the Eagles’ control of the sixth and - ond base, third baseman swimming and diving helm since nal playoff spot as the last Logan Bravo (Harvard) 1998. “He is a kind and metic- week of the regular season scored Lawlor with a sac- ulous coach who will create an begins. ri ce  y to center. incredible team atmosphere in Eight of the Navigators’ The Silver Knights which the boys can  ourish. The nine starters contribut-  ipped the score in the program has been so lucky to ed to the double-digit hit third when left elder COURRTESY PHOTO have alumni that want to give total, with four straight Ben Irvine (Maryland) back and support it, and Jeff is in the middle of the line- Jeff Fiore, left, will take over for his former coach, Tony Pad- up going 2-for-4. Center NAVIGATORS, B2 vaiskas, next season as the St. John’s Prep swimming coach. PREP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 Star is born at Tour de France

PARIS (AP) — The skies pleted what Tour organiz- over Paris were yellow, ig- ers said was the tightest nited by a glorious golden podium in the 116-year sunset. history of the race, with The partying fans’ shirts just 1 minute, 31 seconds were yellow, Colombians separating first and third making themselves at places after three weeks of home on the Champs-Ely- racing. sees. The 21st and final stage But the yellow that was won in a sprint finish counted most was the on the famous avenue by iconic jersey that fit so Australian Caleb Ewan, snugly on the slim shoul- the dominant sprinter of ders of Egan Bernal. his first Tour with three His crowning Sunday stage wins. Keeping with as the Tour de France’s race tradition on its final youngest post-World War day, the 155 riders who II champion, and its first survived the Tour rode at from South America, her- a pedestrian pace and in a alded the birth of a new joyful atmosphere before supernova in the cycling hitting the Champs-Ely- universe. sees. Bernal chatted Winning a Tour for the with French rival Julian ages at the unusually Alaphilippe and raised a young age of 22 immedi- glass of champagne as he ately prompted the ques- rode. tion: How many more At the finish, Bernal fell might he win? into the arms of his family. PHOTO | JOE BROWN Get this: He’s younger “I cannot believe it. It’s than the Tour’s greatest just incredible. I am sor- Peabody’s JoJo Kashira comes down with the ball in the end zone ahead of a player from Maine. champions — five-time ry. I have no words,” he winners Jacques Anquetil, said through a translator. Eddy Merckx, Bernard “I still can’t understand Preparation the key for 7 v 7 football tournament Hinault and Miguel In- what is happening to me.” durain — all were when Tearful Colombians cele- FOOTBALL “We saw progress,” Pea- learn it together.” “Some of our strength is they were first crowned. brated their new hero. From B1 body coach Mark Betten- Alex DeNisco was at at wide receiver,” Betten- Pity those in the peloton “When I saw that he court said, “and that’s all quarterback for Peabody court said. “We have plen- who also hope to win fu- won, I said, ‘I need to go throughout the day,” these are for. It’s for the and threw five touchdown ty of talent all catching ture editions of cycling’s with my music to support Gannon said. “All our team to get together, get passes. the football. I mean they greatest race: They could him,’” said clarinet-play- guys whether or not they used to each other and “I don’t care what the fi- all did their jobs (Satur- be in for quite a wait. ing Colombian fan Sebas- caught the ball, the routes used to playing together. nal score is,” Bettencourt day). We had a couple new “I am the most happy tian Cortes, who traveled they ran got other people Last year’s offense is the said. “The point is to get kids in the mix (Satur- guy in the world. I just from Strasbourg in east- open. The wide receiver same this year so we’re better. Alex looked good day) too that we’re excited won the Tour de France, ern France for the cele- group played really well.” and, yeah, I can’t believe bration. Peabody defeated Po- getting the guys that are (Saturday) and Alex looked about. With Alex coming coming up through the bad (Saturday). The goal back we’re hoping his con- it,” Bernal said, looking But millions of French land (Maine) 29-12 in the bemused on the podium fans who had lined the system on the same page. is to get Alex to look good fidence level is higher for first round and moved on in the race winner’s jer- roads through east, cen- “You just want to mend more. We got what we a junior. to take on the Pioneers in sey and silhouetted by the tral and southern France, what you lost,” Betten- wanted out of this.” “Defensively I thought the final. splendid sunset. and up into the thinning Naturally, the Tanners our linebacking core play The Tanners got off to a court said. “The guys who The slightly built Colom- air of the Pyrenees and fast start with a defensive played last year aren’t will look much different well,” Bettencourt said. bian with a killer instinct Alps, were ruing a bit- stop and a quick score to here now. The new guys when they put the pads “That linebacker crew is on the road proved to be the ter-sweet Tour. go ahead 8-0. But an in- have to mesh for us to on for the first time next going to play a key role strongest of the 176 strong First, their hearts soared terception on their second have a good offense. And month. For now, Betten- for us. Everyone is getting men who roared off from the with fabulous racing from drive shifted the momen- on defense it’s the same court’s excited to see his better in the back too. It’s start in Brussels, Belgium, French riders Alaphilippe, tum and Lynnfield took thing. We’re running a players improve and prog- all about getting the kids on July 6 on their 3,366-ki- who held the iconic yel- over from there, en route new defense this year. ress on both sides of the out there and seeing how lometer (2,092-mile) odys- low jersey for 14 days, to the 19-8 win. They have to learn it and ball. they can improve.” sey that delivered the most and Thibaut Pinot, who absorbing, drama-packed won on the first of seven St. John’s Prep will have a new swim coach this winter Tour in decades and con- 2,000-meter-plus (6,500- firmation that the prodigy feet) peaks scaled by the Bernal is the real deal. highest Tour in history. PREP tunate to end up in a head “I’m excited to have Jeff cial team when he was Riding a yellow bike, But joy turned to sor- From B1 coaching role here,” said take over as the head of a student-athlete at the and cheered by Colombi- row when Alaphilippe Fiore, who swam competi- two programs, our water Prep, and he credits Pad- an fans who were party- and Pinot’s prospects of hining example among a s tively at the University of polo and swimming/diving vaiskas with creating such ing even before he rattled becoming France’s first them.” Tampa and will also take teams,” said Pelkey. “As an a culture. up the cobblestones of the winner since Hinault in Fiore has seen plenty the reins of the Prep wa- alumnus, Jeff has a spe- “He repeated it day after Champs-Elysees, Bernal 1985 were cruelly dashed of Padvaiskas’s success ter polo program begin- cial passion for the Prep day this past season: ‘We’re crossed the line with his just two days before the up close, first as a four- ning August 26. “Tony and and for doing whatever is not just here to make good teammate Geraint Thom- grand finale in Paris, on year standout for the Ea- the St. John’s swimming in the best interest of our swimmers. We’re here to as, the 2018 champion who an epic Stage 19 where gles, then as his assistant program had a gigantic student-athletes and the teach them valuable life this year finished second. Mother Nature became a coach this past season for impact on my youth and school. He’s definitely got skills that will make them Steven Kruijswijk com- party-pooping guest. both fall water polo and good people.’” winter swimming. Pad- young adulthood. They big shoes to fill, stepping vaiskas led St. John’s to paved the way for my col- into these head coaching Though the two possess Offense, relief pitching help 14 Division 1 state titles, lege career, shaped the positions following Tony’s different coaching styles 12 North sectional crowns, type of coach I am, and retirement, but I have no — Fiore says he’s a little Navigators defeat Nashua and 17 Catholic Confer- represent a huge positive doubt Jeff will make the more “laid back” — their ence championships en influence in my life. I’m so entire Prep community goal is the same, and route to compiling a 110-8 lucky to have had such a extremely proud.” that’s not necessarily win- NAVIGATORS bottom half of the inning dual meet record. He was great experience compet- A Malden resident, Fio- ning state championships. From B1 as Freeberger hit a lead- inducted into the Eastern ing in these two sports re joined Padvaiskas’s “For both of us, what’s off double and scored on and catcher Dylan Jones Massachusetts Interscho- at the Prep, and I have a club team when he was 11 always been the most im- catcher Nolan Watson’s strong personal connec- years old, then spent four portant thing is the im- (Franklin Pierce) hit one- (Dayton) two-out infield lastic Swimming Coaches out singles. However, tion to them. I’m confident years under his tutelage pact the program can have single. After Nashua re- Association Hall of Fame the Navs tagged Nash- I can keep the tradition at St. John’s. Padvaiskas on these boys,” said Fiore. liever Brady McGarry (St. this spring, one of just 73 ua starter Patrick Har- going.” also followed Fiore’s colle- “If I can give one kid the Leo) got consecutive outs, inductees since the EMIS- rington (Assumption) for CA began bestowing the St. John’s athletic direc- giate career closely. Fiore same experience I had, Watson beat out the single four straight one-out hits, to extend the inning. honor in 1981. tor Jameson Pelkey sec- said he was acutely aware that will be a successful including back-to-back “I’m very excited and for- onds that emotion. that he was part of a spe- year in my eyes.” Kretzschmar hit a doubles from Malgeri and one-out triple into the Lawlor. right-center gap in the Drama provides a fitting end to Race Week regatta North Shore took a seventh and scored on two-run lead thanks to Malgeri’s hit in the next Lawlor’s double before ex- at-bat. here to Marblehead,” start clean and sail fast in a great job of keeping our REGATTA tending it an inning later. Parker Browne (Suffolk) Duncan said. “Having the order to beat their compe- boat moving and work- From B1 Bravo led off the frame stranded two runners on NOOD as part of Marble- tition, a strategy that ul- ing together as a team.” with a double to left and said Hooks. “Big thanks to base in the eighth as the head Race Week is a great timately paid off. Zartler Hitchcock’s crew has been scored on an error that my crew, Rob, for keeping Peabody native Irvine thing. The hospitality here ended up in foul trouble sailing together for more followed shortstop John things calm in the boat, lined out to Rodriguez for is always superb, and the with another boat, result- than 15 years, competing Rodriguez’s (San Jacinto) and to David Nelson, who a 6-3 double play. Marble- racing is top-notch, espe- ing in him being disquali- base hit into the shortstop sailed a brilliant regatta.” in the Etchells at the na- head’s Beau Dana (Dick- cially when there’s wind.” fied from the day’s second hole. By winning the Rhodes tional and international inson) made his first re- Duncan has been sail- race. Three straight Nashua 19 Fleet, Hooks was level. lief appearance since July ing with crew Willem Van Stone’s win is part of a runners reached base to awarded the Norman E At the awards ceremony 13, striking out one while Waay for the last couple larger rivalry between the start the fifth, with right Cressy Trophy, which is at host Boston Yacht Club, working around a leadoff seasons but this year he two boats. Stone edged out fielder Kyle Sandstrom Marblehead Race Week’s Hitchcock and team were hit in the ninth. added heavy-hitters, Will Zartler at the J/105 North (Charleston Southern) perpetual award for the presented the new Dave Wilichoski improved to Felder and Bill Hardesty Americans in Harbor hitting an RBI single be- winner of the most com- Curtis Marblehead Race 4-0 after his 17th relief Springs, Mich., last year, fore Navs starter Jake petitive class. to the group. Week Trophy, handed out appearance of the season. Zoller (Wofford) exited the The J/70 fleet saw a “This was a really im- so Zartler will be looking by National Sailing Hall Dana earned his 13th for revenge at the North game. Hunter Wilichos- stacked leaderboard, with portant regatta for us of Fame inductee Dave save, tying the franchise leading to the worlds in Americans in September ki (Northern Essex CC) three past world-champi- Curtis. “We’ve seen Dave’s record that Middleton na- September,” said Duncan. in Marblehead. struck out the first two ons in contention on the transom plenty of times tive Speros Varinos (Tufts) “There isn’t much on the “The boys from Texas al- Silver Knights he faced set in 2015. final day. After three fi- on the racecourse before,” J/70 schedule in August, ways sail well,” said Stone. out of the bullpen. A wild Irvine led the Nashua nal races, Peter Duncan said Paisley. “He’s a leg- pitch scored Jones to bring emerged victorious with so our goal was to get out “We were happy to come offense with four hits, one and compete against some away with the champi- end of the class and it’s an Nashua within two runs, run, and one RBI. Sand- his team on Relative Ob- honor to accept this award but Wilichoski complet- scurity. “There were four stiff competition. With onship this time, but we strom and second base- the talent in this fleet, know we haven’t seen the in his name.” ed a 2-4-1 putout to deny man Luis Atiles (New or five boats that could At each Helly Hansen Sandstrom from crossing have won this event,” said we were obviously able to last of those guys.” England College) had NOOD Regatta, fleet win- the plate as well. Duncan, “so we were real- achieve that.” In the Etchells fleet, a multiple hits. One of the most dra- fantastic final day by Rob- ners are given a chance Saugus native Todd The Navs will spend ly happy to come out on Tringale (UMass) worked top.” matic storylines of the ert Hitchcock of Dorches- to earn a berth to the their next four games day came out of the J/105 ter and his crew, Kent year-ending Caribbe- out of a bases-loaded jam away from Fraser Field After suffering a bad in the sixth and finished fleet, where Bruce Stone Paisley and Timo Platt, an Championship in the before next Saturday’s result early in the regat- 2 1/3 innings of scoreless of San Francisco and Bill sailing aboard Chemical British Virgin Islands, final home game of the ta, Duncan and team put relief with one strikeout. Zartler of Houston were Monkey, saw them move sponsored by Sunsail. The regular season. The trip together an outstanding He was the first of four tied going into the final from fourth to first after Marblehead Race Week begins tonight against the scoresheet for the final relievers to see action for three races. Challenger is Ryosuke Worcester Bravehearts two days of the event, nev- race. Stone and his wife, the Navs. er finishing out of the top Nicole Breault, are both “We sailed really consis- Sakai, of Astoria, NY, win- (6:30) from Hanover In- North Shore again in- surance Park at Fitton three. match-racing veterans, tently,” said Paisley, the ner of the Laser Radial creased its lead in the “It’s awesome coming however, they opted to team’s tactician. “We did Fleet. Field. MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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There is no entry fee to Lynn Youth run, and the races will Evening Summer begin at 6:30 p.m. Each evening there will be three Red Sox cannot complete Track Series races — the short race, the 1.57-mile race and the long The 6th annual Lynn race. The courses cover dif- Parks and Recreation ferent combinations of fire sweep, lose to the Yankees Youth Summer Evening roads and single-track Track meets will be held paths, and the courses vary on Mondays through Aug. from week to week. For BOSTON (AP) — Didi Andrew Benintendi hit a 19 at Manning Field. The further information, please Gregorius and Austin Ro- two-run homer in the Bos- races will begin at 6:30 visit www.lwrun.org. mine each hit a two-run ton fourth, the Yankees p.m. homer off Chris Sale, and chased Sale (5-10) with There are no entry fees RES Angels Domingo Germán struck two more in the sixth. for any races. There will be out nine Sunday night to Sale allowed six runs on a 30-meter race for ages Softball Tryouts help the New York Yan- five hits and three walks, three and under, and all of kees avoid a four-game striking out seven in 5 the other events (50-meter, Tryouts for the 10U-18U sweep with a 9-6 victory 1/3 innings. In his pre- 100-meter, 200-meter, 400- Development Program will over the Boston Red Sox. vious two starts, he had meter, 800-meter, one-mile, be held July 31 at the Five days after allowing only permitted two earned relays, standing long jump Grind Factory, 53 Mason a career-high eight runs while striking out 22 in 12 and softball throw) will be Street, Salem from 4:30-6 open to high school ages p.m. Tryouts are free . to the Minnesota Twins, innings. and under. Questions can be directed Germán (13-2) took a New York made it 8-3 on For more information, to Ryan Leahy at 617-839- no-hitter into the fourth a two-run throwing error visit www.lwrun.org or 8545 or via email at ryan. and allowed four hits and by center fielder Jackie contact [email protected] [email protected]. a walk through 5 1/3 in- Bradley Jr. in the seventh. nings. He has won four Bradley hit a one-out sin- straight decisions, and 10 gle in the bottom half, TV/RADIO of his last 11. took second on Christian After trimming New Vázquez’s single to short- Baseball York’s lead in the AL East stop and went to third 7:05 p.m...... Atlanta at Washington...... ESPN from 11 games to eight when Gregorius made a Olympic sports — winning the first three bad flip throw for an error. 9:30 a.m...... Pan American Games (Day 6)...... ESPNU games of the series by a Bradley scored on a Tennis combined 38-13 — the Red sacrifice fly, and Rafa- 7 p.m...... WTT: Springfield at New York...... CBSSN Sox committed three er- el Devers doubled to put rors to fall into third place, runners on second and nine games behind the third. But Adam Ottavino MAJOR LEAGUES Yankees in the division. got Xander Bogaerts on a The teams play four games weak popup to right field American League National League in New York next weekend to end the inning. East Division East Division and four more at Fenway The Yankees extended it W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 66 38 .635 — Atlanta 62 44 .585 — Park in September. to 9-4 in the eighth when Boston 59 47 .557 8 Washington 56 49 .533 5½ The Red Sox had won Cameron Maybin doubled, Tampa Bay 60 48 .556 8 Philadelphia 55 50 .524 6½ Toronto 40 67 .374 27½ New York 50 55 .476 11½ five of six against the Yan- took third on a ground- Baltimore 35 70 .333 31½ Miami 40 63 .388 20½ kees and Rays to briefly out and scored on Marcus Central Division Central Division Walden’s wild pitch. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB move into playoff posi- Minnesota 64 41 .610 — Chicago 56 49 .533 — tion, but with the loss fell Benintendi had a two- Cleveland 62 43 .590 2 St. Louis 56 49 .533 — behind both Tampa Bay run single with two outs Chicago 46 57 .447 17 Milwaukee 56 51 .523 1 Kansas City 40 67 .374 25 Cincinnati 48 55 .466 7 and Oakland for the AL’s in the ninth — his third Detroit 30 71 .297 32 Pittsburgh 46 59 .438 10 second wild-card berth. hit of the game. Bogaerts West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB The Rays visit Boston for also had three hits. Houston 68 39 .636 — Los Angeles 69 38 .645 — three games, starting on The Red Sox had scored Oakland 60 47 .561 8 San Francisco 54 52 .509 14½ Tuesday night. eight or more runs in six Los Angeles 55 52 .514 13 Arizona 53 53 .500 15½ Texas 53 53 .500 14½ San Diego 49 56 .467 19 Romine made it 2-0 in straight games against PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Seattle 46 63 .422 23 Colorado 49 57 .462 19½ the third and Gregori- the Yankees, a first in the Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games Xander Bogaerts reacts after hitting a double Toronto 10, Tampa Bay 9, 12 innings L.A. Dodgers 9, Washington 3 us gave New York a 4-0 117-year history of the ri- Boston 9, N.Y. Yankees 5 Arizona 9, Miami 2 lead in the fourth. After valry. during Sunday night’s game. Seattle 8, Detroit 1 Atlanta 15, Philadelphia 7 Chicago White Sox 5, Minnesota 1 Cincinnati 3, Colorado 1 Cleveland 9, Kansas City 1 Milwaukee 5, Chicago Cubs 3, 10 innings Houston 8, St. Louis 2 N.Y. Mets 3, Pittsburgh 0 Baltimore 8, L.A. Angels 7 Houston 8, St. Louis 2 San Diego 5, San Francisco 1 Red-eyed Bennett makes it to camp Oakland 5, Texas 4 Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games Tampa Bay 10, Toronto 9 Philadelphia 9, Atlanta 4 FOXBOROUGH (AP) tight end for the Patriots Minnesota 11, Chicago White Sox 1 Cincinnati 3, Colorado 2 Houston 6, St. Louis 2 Miami 5, Arizona 1 — Michael Bennett took in portions of the 2016 Kansas City 9, Cleveland 6 N.Y. Mets 8, Pittsburgh 7 long-distance travel to a and 2017 seasons, said Be- L.A. Angels 5, Baltimore 4 Washington 11, L.A. Dodgers 4 Oakland 6, Texas 5 Chicago Cubs 11, Milwaukee 4 new level Sunday. lichick would be respectful Seattle 3, Detroit 2, 10 innings Houston 6, St. Louis 2 The veteran defensive and understanding. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:05 p.m. San Francisco 7, San Diego 6 Monday’s Games Monday’s Games lineman disembarked a “Everybody’s always con- Toronto (Pannone 2-4) at Kansas City Atlanta (Keuchel 3-3) at Washington red-eye flight from Ha- cerned about how their boss (Keller 7-9), 8:15 p.m. (Corbin 8-5), 7:05 p.m. Detroit (Zimmermann 0-8) at L.A. Angels Arizona (Kelly 7-10) at Miami (Smith 6-4), waii to Boston on Sun- is going to take under con- (Barria 4-3), 10:07 p.m. 7:10 p.m. day morning and quickly sideration when something Baltimore (TBD) at San Diego (Paddack Pittsburgh (Lyles 5-7) at Cincinnati (Gray 6-5), 10:10 p.m. 5-6), 7:10 p.m. made his way to Gillette happens back home,” Ben- Tuesday’s Games L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 7-7) at Colorado Stadium in Foxborough to nett said. “But when you Baltimore at San Diego, 3:40 p.m. (Gray 9-7), 8:40 p.m. Arizona at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Baltimore (TBD) at San Diego (Paddack participate in his first full- have a boss that respects Houston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. 6-5), 10:10 p.m. pads training camp prac- you as a man, it’s easy to Minnesota at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Baltimore at San Diego, 3:40 p.m. tice with the New England play for him like that.” Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Arizona at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Patriots. Bennett has had five N.Y. Mets at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Atlanta at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Toronto at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. San Francisco at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Bennett said that taking seasons in which he has Detroit at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Minnesota at Miami, 7:10 p.m. a break was not an option. had 8 1/2 or more sacks, Milwaukee at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. “You want to prove to and he hopes to continue Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. your teammates that you to excel as a pass rush- Milwaukee at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. love the game,” said Ben- er in New England. But nett, 33, a veteran of 10 he also isn’t afraid to try seasons with Tampa Bay, new things, knowing that TODAY IN SPORTS Seattle and Philadelphia. Belichick has a reputation “I grew up in the game. for putting his players in July 29 the LPGA Championship — her first This game’s been part of situations where they can 1751 — The first International World major title in 12 years on the tour. my life for more than 20 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS succeed. Title Prize Fight takes place in Harl- Daniel beats Rosie Jones by one years, so every time I step “What motivates me? I ston, Norfolk, England. The champi- stroke and pockets $150,000, the on the field and I’ve got New England Patriots defensive lineman Mi- think winning,” Bennett on, Jack Slack of England, beats the largest in LPGA Tour history. chael Bennett faces reporters following prac- challenger, M. Petit of France, in 25 1992 — The U.S. 400-meter free- teammates that believe in said. “It’s the opportunity minutes. style relay team wins the gold medal me, I just want to go out tice at NFL football training camp Sunday. to build a team. I think 1934 — Paul Runyan beats Craig as Matt Biondi and Tom Jager and show them that in ev- that’s the best part of the Wood on the 38th hole to win the camp for personal reasons, a coach that sees you as a become the first U.S. male swim- ery single moment, I’m go- game. I love winning, and PGA Championship at Park Country mers to win golds in three Olympics. and rumors of retirement human being and not just Club in Williamsville, N.Y. 1996 — Record-setting sprinter ing to go as hard as I can.” I also love building rela- 1956 — Cathy Cornelius wins a play- began to emerge. a number,” Bennett said. Michael Johnson sweeps to victory in Bennett has 63 sacks, tionships with new people, off over Barbara McIntyre to win the “I didn’t retire,” Bennett “If you have an issue, an Olympic 400-meter record 43.49 including nine last year and the opportunity to be U.S. Women’s Open. seconds, while Carl Lewis leaps into said. “I heard everybody you’re able to go and talk 1957 — At the Polo Grounds in New in his only season with put in new positions and York, Floyd Patterson TKOs Tommy history in Atlanta. Lewis’ long jump the Eagles. In March, he said I was retiring, and to him, and tell him what’s to try new things and keep Jackson at 1:52 of the 10th round to of 27 feet, 10¾ inches earns him was traded by Philadel- I was laughing at home. going on, and you’re able improving myself as an in- retain the heavyweight title. his ninth gold medal, equaling the I just had a family issue to go and take care of it. American mark held by swimmer phia along with a 2020 dividual, as a father and 1960 — The first American Football that I had to take care of.” That just makes you want League preseason is played at War Mark Spitz. seventh-round draft pick as a businessman.” Memorial Stadium in Buffalo. The 2008 — Disgraced ex-NBA official to the Patriots for a fifth- Bennett did not explain to play harder for a coach He also repeated his Boston Patriots, led by quarterback Tim Donaghy admits that he’d round selection. the nature of the family is- that believes in you and commitment to giving the Butch Songin, beat the Bills 28-7 in brought shame on his profession as He had been exempted sue, but he said Belichick lets you take care of your Patriots his full effort. front of 16,474 curious fans. a federal judge sentenced him to 15 1979 — Amy Alcott shoots a 7-under months behind bars for a gambling by Patriots coach Bill Be- was understanding of his family first.” “I haven’t quit anything 285 to beat Nancy Lopez in the scandal. lichick from attending the need to put his family first. Bennett said his broth- in a long time,” Bennett Peter Jackson Classic, later named 2012 — Kimberly Rhode wins the first three days of training “It’s nice when you have er Martellus, who played said. The du Maurier Classic. The du Mau- Olympic gold medal in women’s rier is one of the LPGA Tour’s major skeet shooting, making her the first championships from 1979-2000. American to take an individual-sport TRANSACTIONS 1980 — Wladyslaw Kozakiewicz of medal in five consecutive Olympics. Poland sets an Olympic record in the 2015 — Russia’s Natalya Ishchenko BASEBALL Salt Lake. to the 60-day IL. National Football League pole vault with a vault of 18-11½ in wins a record 18th career synchro- American League NEW YORK YANKEES — Placed RHP TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Traded INF ARIZONA CARDINALS — Released LB Moscow. nized swimming gold medal at the 1986 — The United States Football CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Activated OF CC Sabathia on the 10-day IL. Eric Sogard to Tampa Bay for two Matt Longacre. world championships at Kazan, Rus- League wins and loses in its lawsuit Eloy Jiménez from the 10-day IL. Des- Recalled INF-OF Tyler Wade from players to be named. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed C sia. Ishchenko beats China’s Huang against the National Football League. ignated INF José Rondón for assign- Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). National League John Yarbrough. Waived-injured C Lo Xuechen in the solo free routine by The jury finds that the NFL violated ment. Optioned RHP Dylan Covey to OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Released C CINCINNATI REDS — Reinstated LHP Falemaka. 1.5333 to move one ahead of her antitrust laws, as the USFL claimed, Charlotte (IL). Nick Hundley. Alex Wood from the 60-day IL and OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed RB longtime duet partner Svetlana CLEVELAND INDIANS — Acquired INF SEATTLE MARINERS — Reinstated C-INF Kyle Farmer from the 7-day con- but awards the USFL only $1 in dam- James Butler. Romashina, who has 17 world cham- Christian Arroyo and RHP Hunter RHP Hunter Strickland from 60-day cussion list. Optioned RHP Sal Roma- ages. SOCCER 1989 — Cuba’s Javier Sotomayor pionship gold medals. Wood from Tampa Bay for OF Ruben IL. Optioned RHP Matt Carasiti to no to Louisville (IL). Designated C Major League Soccer becomes the first person to jump 8 2017 — Caeleb Dressel becomes Cardenas and 2019-2020 Interna- Tacoma (PCL). Transferred RHP Félix Ryan Lavarnway for assignment. LOS ANGELES FC — Announced the feet, setting a world record at the the first swimmer to win three gold tional signing period slot money. Hernández to the 60-day IL. COLORADO ROCKIES — Released Caribbean Championship in San medals on a single night at the world Transferred RHP Jefry Rodriguez to TEXAS RANGERS — Acquired RHP INF Mark Reynolds and RHP Seungh- team and M Shaft Brewer Jr. have Juan, Puerto Rico, in the high jump. championships. America’s newest the 60-day IL. Ian Gibaut from Tampa Bay for a play- wan Oh. mutually agreed to part ways. Sotomayor held the record at 7-11½. star races three times over the LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned er to be named or cash consider- MIAMI MARLINS — Recalled RHP Jeff USL Championship 1990 — Beth Daniel shoots a 66 to course of about two hours — and RHP Jose Rodriguez to Salt Lake ations and optioned him to Nashville Brigham from New Orleans (PCL). LOUDOUN UNITED FC — Signed M overcome a 5-shot deficit and win winning. (PCL). Recalled RHP Luke Bard from (PCL). Transferred LHP Jesse Biddle FOOTBALL Alexis Cerritos and F Elvis Amoh. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Sisters puzzle over response to parents’ secret bankruptcy DEAR ABBY: My sis- home for 25 years, raised ter and I recently found Dear Abby is written by Abigail our children here and out (through the inter- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne imagined living on this net) that my mother and beautiful cul-de-sac for- stepfather have filed for Phillips, and was founded by her ever. A woman who Chapter 7 bankruptcy. A mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact moved close by a few few months ago, Mom ap- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. years ago has turned out proached my sister (who’s Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. to be the neighborhood an attorney) asking gossip, spreading hateful about the effects of bank- rumors and expressing ruptcy “for a friend.” opinions that sadden us, ing. Many people have “Mind your own busi- My sister and I are now based, we believe, on her been caught up in shady ness.” How do I get over struggling with this in- own failed marriage and direct sales schemes and this because I still would formation because my personal unhappiness. wound up with garages like to attend her gym? mom and stepdad pro- It would be nice to dis- filled with product they mote a direct sales busi- miss her comments and ness where they adver- couldn’t sell. Whether WORKING OUT IN believe that our friends tise their multiple cars your mother and stepdad THE MIDWEST will ignore her, but it’s and lavish lifestyle as a are victims or perpetra- DEAR WORKING OUT: still hurtful and embar- result of the business tors remains to be seen. That gym owner ain’t no profits. Should we let rassing. I have read that rocket scientist. She could gossiping is related to them know that we know DEAR ABBY: My boy- have lost TWO clients by low self-esteem and an about the bankruptcy friend and I have a joint asking that ill-advised effort to elevate oneself and, if so, how should we membership at our local question. Because you above others. What is handle this situation? gym. Today the gym own- would like to continue pa- your advice? Thanks for your advice. er asked him if I was his tronizing the establish- mother. It upset me to the STRUGGLING ment, refrain from telling KEEPING IT point of tears. I don’t look SISTERS her to mind her own busi- POSITIVE any older than he does. ness. DEAR STRUGGLING: We are not the same race. P.S. It’s possible that DEAR KEEPING: My You and your sister the He is fit; I’m not, but we she was hitting on your advice is to live your lives attorney should go to are both in our early 30s. fella, so ask HIM what he as you always have, and your mother and stepdad Why do people ask rude hoped to accomplish by see your friends as you and tell them the cat’s out questions when a simple repeating something so always have. By doing of the bag. They may need check of paperwork hurtful. this, you will demonstrate help extricating them- would satisfy their curi- that whatever the new selves from the company osity? I feel I should say DEAR ABBY: My wife neighborhood gossip is they have been promot- something to her like, and I have lived in our saying is fiction. BRIDGE

It is not true if south is sneaky Charles Caleb Colton, an eccen- the eight, not the jack. Do you agree? tric cleric, said, “Falsehood is never Against most declarers that would so successful as when she baits her be true, but not against a sneaky hook with truth.” one. In my last column, West led the di- Look at this deal. If South takes amond four from A-Q-9-4-2 against the first trick with his diamond eight, three no-trump. After dummy played crosses to dummy with a spade and the five, East did not cover with his runs the club queen, West will win six (from 8-6-3), but played the three with his king and shift to hearts. He to show an odd number of cards in hopes that East can take a quick the suit. South won that trick with his trick there and return a diamond jack, crossed to dummy and took through declarer’s king-jack. the losing club finesse. Now West cashed his diamond ace to drop However, if South wins the first trick South’s king. The defenders collect- with the diamond jack, which cannot ed one club and four diamonds. cost, and West thinks this indicates One reader said that if East had he began with only the doubleton played the diamond six at trick king-jack, the contract will make. one, and South had taken the trick When West gets in with the club with the jack, then West would have king and cashes the diamond ace, known the position because if South declarer can claim 10 tricks: three had started with K-J-8 of diamonds, spades, one heart, two diamonds he would have won the first trick with and four clubs. MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEW

So You Think You Can Dance: “Final Cut — The Top Ten Girls” Mark, Donnie And Paul Wahlberg talk family, fame, and burgers FOX, 8 p.m. The Top 10 women partner with the competition’s returning all-stars for a duet not in their own dance style. Congrats to whoever is lucky enough to be paired with the dreamy Robert Roldan. And to anyone who manages to make the judges smile. American Ninja Warrior: “Oklahoma City City Finals” NBC, 8 p.m. The competition series returns to Oklahoma City for the City Finals round of the competition. Com- petitors will face up to 10 challenging obstacles including Snap Back, which is new to the course this year. Years and Years HBO, 9 p.m. Season Finale! The dramatic miniseries concludes in the 2030s with the beleaguered Lyons family fighting to re- tain hope against the powerful regime of self-serv- ing politician Viv Rook (Emma Thompson). It Happened Here REELZ Channel, 9 p.m. New Episodes! The series returns to explore the pivotal places that are forever linked to a celebrity. Each episode retraces the star’s final footsteps and backtracks through the places that shaped their life and leg- acy. From the Las Vegas Strip where Tupac Shakur was gunned down to the New York City standup clubs where Richard Pryor honed his comedy, the series paints a more complete picture of what really happened before a celebrity’s life changed forever. Grand Hotel: “Where the Sun Don’t Shine” ABC, 10 p.m. Santiago (Demián Bichir) continues to be aggra- vated with the neighboring hotel and decides to take matters into his own hands. Meanwhile, Dan- ny (Lincoln Younes) becomes jealous of Alicia’s (Denyse Tontz) new relationship, and Carolina (Feliz Ramirez) reveals to Yoli (Justina Adorno) that she has information on their father. Legion FX, 10 p.m. By Ryan A. Berenz Donnie, Mark and Paul They thought it was going to my God! You’re Alma! You’re were scattered across the be causing drama and con- your own person!’ I know After she loses an epic battle with power-abus- After five years and 10 country — as they often were flict. And I said, ‘Guys, this ing mutant David Haller (Dan Stevens), heroine seasons, A&E serves up the that’s been really good for Sydney Barrett’s (Rachel Keller) consciousness final Wahlburgers episode on Wahlburgers — when we is all about building the busi- her.” escapes to an astral plane, where her infant self on Wednesday, featuring the caught up with them to talk ness.’ So it’s actually brought Paul: “I got to spend more is rescued by some kindhearted — and very famil- series finale and a special about the finale. Donnie was us all closer together, and time with Donnie and Mark iar — folks. clip show with Donnie and in Philadelphia wrapping they were the most disap- than I normally would. It’s Pawn Stars: “Corey’s House of Blues” Paul Wahlberg handing out up the sound check for that pointed when it was time to been really nice to see them History, 10 p.m. awards to their all-time fa- night’s Mixtape Tour concert. end the run.” at their jobs and to see how A signed B.B. King guitar takes center stage at the vorite moments. Mark was hitting golf balls in Donnie: “[My mom] really professional they are. There shop. Then, Chum and Rick check out a house full While the TV series might the backyard of his Los An- loved making the show. It’s were a lot of great, fun mo- of pop art inspired by the legendary Andy War- be ending, the Wahlburgers geles-area home, his words really helped her show her- ments. We got to meet a lot hol. Later, a Japanese sword mount has Corey on story is just getting started. punctuated by the occasion- self and her personality to of extraordinary people. Es- edge. Will Corey be able to get to the point and When the show premiered al, unmistakable thwack. the public, instead of just be- pecially with the celebrity make this deal? in 2014, brothers Mark, Don- Paul was taking care of busi- ing the mother of these guys. aspect, people come up and A Haunting: “Gateway to Evil” nie and Paul were scouting ness in his Hingham office. She’s established herself to they tell you a little bit more Travel Channel, 10 p.m. Boston properties to open a But they each shared how the public as her own person, about themselves and what- Season Finale! second Wahlburgers location. bringing their family to TV and I know that’s a source of ever problems they may be Devastated by a friend’s murder, a teenage girl When the series wraps up, brought them closer together: pride for her after hearing dealing with. To think that holds a séance to communicate one last time and there will be Wahlburgers Mark: “My mom and my ‘Oh my God! You’re Donnie you brought joy to them, unwittingly invites a malevolent entity into her restaurants in nearly 20 U.S. brother Paul, especially, did and Mark’s mom!’ for the last that’s really kind of an amaz- own home. states, Canada and the U.K. not want to do [the show]. 30 years. Now it’s like, ‘Oh ing thing.”

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MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE (SEAL) Find great COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage LAND COURT bargains in dated June 28, 2007, given by James V. Terry to Mortgage Electronic Registration DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Systems, Inc. as nominee for Union Capital Mortgage Business Trust, and recorded 19 SM 002451 City of Peabody with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26984, Page ORDER OF NOTICE Zoning Board of Appeals 45, as affected by a Loan Modification Agreement recorded with said Registry at Book 28082, Page 561 and as affected by Agreement with Dismissal recorded in To: LEGAL NOTICE Book 36449, Page 581, the undersigned Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB Dine Chau Notice is hereby given that the Board as Owner Trustee of the Residential Credit Opportunities Trust V-C being the of Appeals of the City of Peabody will present holder of said mortgage by Assignment of Mortgage from Mortgage and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 hold a Public hearing on Monday, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Taylor, Bean and Whitaker Mortgage Corp. U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq) August 5, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. at the recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Wiggin Auditorium, City Hall, 24 Lowell 27876, Page 553, Assignment of Mortgage from Mortgage Electronic Registration U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for J.P. Morgan Mortgage Acquisition Street, Peabody, MA 01960 on the Systems, Inc. as nominee for Union Capital Mortgage Business Trust its successor Trust 2006-WMC3, Asset Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-WMC3 application of 40 Oak Street and assigns to Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp. recorded with the Essex Development, LLC, for a Chapter 40B County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 30584, Page 196, claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Comprehensive Permit Application as assignment of the mortgage by ineffective foreclosure deed to Taylor, Bean & numbered 58 Autumn Street, given by Dine Chau to Mortgage Electronic it applies to the premise known as 40 Whitaker, REO, LLC dated December 2, 2015 and recorded with the Essex County Registration Systems, Inc., as Nominee for WMC Mortgage Corp., dated May 30, Oak Street, Peabody, MA, Map 095, (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 34663, Page 135 and assignment of 2006, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Lot 089x. Petitioner seeks to construct bid to Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, REO, LLC dated December 2, 2015 and recorded Book 25721, Page 399, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have 80 rental units. The property is located with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 34663, Page filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' in a R4 Zoning District. The 140, Assignment of Mortgage from Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp. to Servicemembers status. application and plan are available to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, not in its individual capacity but solely in the public and can be viewed at the its capacity as Owner Trustee of Matawin Ventures Trust Series 2018-1 recorded If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United City Clerk's Office and Board of with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36849, Page States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Appeals Office, City Hall in advance 553, Assignment of Mortgage from Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, REO, LLC to Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on and prior to the Public Hearing. Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, not in its individual capacity but solely in that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Board of Appeals its capacity as Owner Trustee of Matawin Ventures Trust Series 2018-1 recorded this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before September Frances Bisazza-Gallugi, Chairperson classifieds with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 37277, Page 2, 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the Item: July 22, 29 2019 520, and Assignment of Mortgage from Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, not ground of noncompliance with the Act. in its individual capacity but solely in its capacity as Owner Trustee of Matawin Ventures Trust Series 2018-1 to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB as Owner Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of said Court on July 22, 2019. Trustee of the Residential Credit Opportunities Trust V-C recorded with the Essex Attest: Deborah J. Patterson County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 37479, Page 537, for breach Recorder Does your company of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will 2012021176 be sold at Public Auction at: Item: July 29, 2019 need employees? 11:00 A.M. on Friday, August 30, 2019 (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS upon the hereinafter-described premises known as and numbered as 15 Clinton LAND COURT Street, Lynn, Essex County (Southern District), Massachusetts, all and singularly DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: 19SM002370 ORDER OF NOTICE The land in said Lynn, together with the building thereon, bounded and described as follows: TO: Mary Cocar; Rafael Breton NORTHEASTERLY: by Clinton Street, 46 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY: by Lot 6 on a plan hereinafter mentioned, 85 feet; and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 SOUTHWESTERLY: by land now or formerly of Newhall, 46 feet; and U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq) NORTHWESTERLY: by Lot 4 on said Plan, 85 feet. Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, as Trustee, in trust for registered Holders Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and of Long Beach Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-1, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series described, and being the premises shown as Lot 5 on a plan of House Lots 2006-1 belonging to John E. Wheeler and Howard, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 841, Page 300. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 23 Allen Avenue, given by Mary Cocar and Rafael Breton to Long Beach For grantor's title see Deed recorded herewith. Mortgage Company, dated November 21, 2005, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25100, Page 453, and now held by For Mortgagor's Title, see Deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for Registry of Deeds at Book 26984, Page 43. determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. Placing a help wanted ad is great for finding the skilled workers you need. The above-described premises shall be subject to all easements, restrictions, If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of liens, States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers outstanding tax titles, building, zoning and other land use laws and all permits and Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on approvals issued pursuant thereto, including, without limitation, orders of that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in conditions, and existing encumbrances of record created prior to said Mortgage, if this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before August 26, there be any. Said premises are to be sold subject to the right of redemption of 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the ground the United States of America, if any there be. of noncompliance with the Act.

TERMS OF SALE: The highest bidder shall be required to make a deposit of Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of said Court on July 19, 2019. $10,000.00 to the holder of said Mortgage, in cash or by certified or bank Attest: Deborah J. Patterson cashier's check at the time and place of said sale of said premises. The balance of Recorder the purchase price is to be paid to said holder in cash, by certified check or bank 2011020440 cashier's check, and thereupon the deed shall be delivered, in thirty (30) days Item: July 29, 2019 from the date of sale at the firm of Cunningham, Machanic, Cetlin, Johnson, Harney & Tenney, LLP, Attorneys for said holder, 220 North Main Street, Suite 301, Natick, Massachusetts. The successful bidder shall be required to sign a CITY OF LYNN Memorandum of Terms of Sale. The description of the premises contained in said Mortgage shall control in the event of an error in publication. Notice: Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, August 13, 2019 at 8:00 pm in the Council Chambers on the following Petitions: Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of sale. 12 Market Sq. Eat in and take out restaurant 10am-10pm M-Sun 57 Munroe St. 24 affordable studio units on 3rd and 4th floor Bubier St. "The Launch", Allow food trucks, Vendors, Music M-Sun 8am-11pm WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB AS OWNER TRUSTEE OF THE Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk RESIDENTIAL CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES TRUST V-C, Item: July 25, 29, 2019 Present Holder of Said Mortgage, 781-593-7700, ext.2 By its Attorneys, CUNNINGHAM, MACHANIC, CETLIN, home delivery rate is JOHNSON, HARNEY & TENNEY, LLP 50% off 220 North Main Street, Suite 301 newstand price! Natick, MA 01760 call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 (508) 651-7524 Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only to start your Item: July 29, August 5, 12, 2019 to subscribe today. $3 a week. daily subscription.

Phone us: 781-593-7700 Email us: [email protected] Find us online: MONDAY, JULY 29, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Diplomats recommit to saving the Iran deal VIENNA (AP) — Diplo- functioning yet, but it is in mats from Iran and five its final stages.” world powers recommit- In the meantime, Iran ted Sunday to salvaging has taken increasing- a major nuclear deal amid ly provocative actions mounting tensions be- against ships in the Gulf, tween the West and Teh- including seizing a British ran since the U.S. with- tanker and downing a U.S. drew from the accord and drone. The U.S. has ex- reimposed sanctions. panded its military pres- Representatives of Iran, ence in the region, and Germany, France, Britain, fears are growing of a wid- China, Russia and the Eu- er conflict. ropean Union met in Vi- A Royal Navy warship enna to discuss the 2015 arrived Sunday in the agreement that restricts Gulf to accompany Brit- the Iranian nuclear pro- ish-flagged ships passing gram. through the Strait of Hor- “The atmosphere was muz. Britain’s Ministry constructive, and the dis- of Defense said the HMS cussions were good,” Irani- Duncan will join the Frig- an Deputy Foreign Minis- ate HMS Montrose in the ter Seyed Abbas Araghchi Gulf to defend freedom of told reporters after the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS navigation until a diplo- meeting ended. matic resolution is found “I cannot say that we re- The European Union’s political director Helga Schmid and Iran’s deputy Foreign Minister Abbas to secure the key water- solved everything” but all Araghchi, center from left, wait for a bilateral meeting as part of the closed-door nuclear talks way again. the parties are still “deter- with Iran at a hotel in Vienna Sunday. Iranian President Has- mined to save this deal,” san Rouhani penned an he added. stockpile and started en- year window that Iran accord has a stockpile lim- to full compliance and open letter to new Brit- Fu Cong, the head of Chi- riching uranium past a would need to have enough it of 300 kilograms. How- Iran urged the European ish Prime Minister Boris nese delegation, said that 3.67 percent limit permit- material to make an atom- ever, it also permits Iran Union, France, Britain Johnson that was pub- while there were “some ted, to 4.5 percent, saying ic bomb, something Iran to enrich uranium and ex- and Germany to imple- lished on the president’s tense moments” during the actions could be re- denies it wants but that port it, as it has to Russia ment their part of the deal. website Sunday. Rouhani the meeting, “on the whole versed if the Europeans the deal prevented. in past years. Fu said all sides ex- extended congratulations the atmosphere was very came up with incentives So far, Iran’s exceeding The head of Iran’s Atom- pressed strong opposition and said he hoped the dip- good. Friendly. And it was that compensated for the of the agreement’s stock- ic Energy Organization against the unilateral im- lomatic ties between their very professional.” impact of the sanctions on pile and uranium enrich- said Sunday that the position of sanctions by countries would be stron- Both diplomats said the Iranian economy. ment ceilings have been country has enriched 24 the U.S., especially the ex- ger under Johnson’s lead- there was a general agree- Iran’s recent moves — seen as violations likely tons of uranium since it traterritorial application ership. ment to organize a high- which it defends as per- to prompt the European reached the 2015 nuclear of the sanctions. They also Rouhani said he hoped er-level meeting of foreign missible after the U.S. signatories to invoke a deal with the other coun- voiced support for China’s Johnson’s “only one visit ministers soon, but also withdrawal — are seen dispute resolution mecha- tries and the EU. efforts to maintain nor- to Tehran” while serving that preparations for such as a way to force the oth- nism. Weapons-grade ura- Atomic Energy Orga- mal trade and oil relations as U.K. foreign secretary a summit needed to be ers to openly confront the nium is enriched at a level nization head Ali Akbar with Iran, Fu added. in 2017 and now his ten- done well. A date has not sanctions. Araghchi told of 90 percent. Salehi was quoted by state In addition to trade with ure as prime minister lead been set. reporters in Farsi after Both of Iran’s actions TV as saying Iran “did China, Iran is especially to a “further deepening of Iran is pressuring the the meeting that Iran were verified by the U.N.’s not enrich 300 kilograms keen on the activation of bilateral and multilateral European parties to the would continue decreasing nuclear watchdog, the In- of uranium, but enriched a barter-type system set relations.” deal to offset the sanctions its commitments until the ternational Atomic Ener- 24 (metric) tons of ura- up by the Europeans that Under the provisions of U.S. President Donald Europeans meet its de- gy Agency. nium,” or what is 24,000 would allow the conti- the 2015 accord, signato- Trump reinstated after mands. In recent weeks, Iran kilograms (nearly 53,000 nent’s businesses to trade ries provided Iran with pulling out. The country Experts warn that a broke past the limit on its pounds.) with Tehran without vio- economic sanctions relief recently surpassed the higher enrichment level stockpile of low-enriched At the Sunday meeting, lating the U.S. sanctions. in exchange for curbs on amount of low-enriched and a growing uranium uranium, but did not say Fu said, the Europeans Araghchi said the Eu- the country’s nuclear pro- uranium it is allowed to stockpile narrow the one- by how much. The nuclear urged Iran to come back ropean system was “not gram. Nearly 1,400 detained in Moscow protest; largest in decade

MOSCOW (AP) — Near- against election authori- sanctioned by authorities. ly 1,400 people were de- ties who barred some op- Along with the arrests tained in a violent police position candidates from of the mostly young dem- crackdown on an opposi- running in the Sept. 8 vote onstrators, several oppo- tion protest in Moscow, a for Moscow city council. sition activists who want- Russian monitoring group Navalny was unexpect- ed to run for the Moscow said Sunday, adding that edly hospitalized Sunday City Duma were arrested was the largest number with a severe allergy at- throughout the city. of detentions at a rally in tack, his spokeswoman Police eventually cor- the Russian capital this said. doned off the City Hall decade. Kira Yarmysh said Na- and dispersed protesters OVD-Info, which has valny, who did not have from the area, but thou- monitored police arrests any allergies beforehand, sands of demonstrators since 2011, said the num- was taken from the Mos- reassembled in several ber of the detentions from cow jail to a hospital in different locations nearby Saturday’s protest reached the morning, arriving with and a new round of ar- 1,373 by early Sunday. severe facial swelling and rests began. Russian po- The overwhelming ma- red rashes. Hours later, lice beat some protesters jority of people were soon she said Navalny was in a to the ground with wide PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS released but 150 remained “satisfactory condition.” truncheon swings while Police officers detain a woman during an unsanctioned rally in the cen- in custody, OVD-Info and Russian police violent- others tried to push the ter of Moscow Saturday. a lawyers’ legal aid group ly dispersed thousands police away. said Sunday. of people who thronged Police said the protesters cow, was detained Sunday tionate police force” and weekend. Crackdowns on the an- the streets of Moscow on numbered about 3,500 but ti-government protesters Saturday to protest the aerial footage from several afternoon as he delivered the Russian presidential On Sunday, he led Rus- began days before the ral- move by election author- locations suggested at least food to some of the Mos- human rights council said sia’s first major naval ly. Opposition leader Alex- ities. Several protesters 8,000 people turned out. cow protesters still in jail. it was concerned about the parade in years, going ei Navalny was arrested reported broken limbs and Dmitry Gudkov, an op- The U.S. Embassy in police brutality. aboard one of the vessels and sentenced Wednesday head injuries. Police justi- position figure who was Moscow on Sunday de- Russian President Vlad- in the Navy Day parade in to 30 days in jail for call- fied their response by say- barred from running for cried the violent crack- imir Putin stayed away St. Petersburg, on the Gulf ing for Saturday’s protest ing that the rally was not city council office in Mos- down as “use of dispropor- from Moscow over the of Finland.

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