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MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 Festival Falls into Liquor place in Swampscott license By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF slices SWAMPSCOTT — The reason For the Love of Swampscott got its start and continues its work in the community is embedded in its name. “Our common goal is to bolster the sense of community in Swampscott,” Saugus said Joanna O’Neil, president of the group, founded as a nonpro t in June, 2015. Tessa Cogliano, treasurer, said the group unof cially started with its cur- rent members talking about wanting to be more involved with the town. In board the fall of 2014, emails were exchanged and they started meeting monthly. PHOTO |PAULA MULLER O’Neil said the group decided it was in the best interest of the organiza- By Bridget Turcotte tion to help the town by becoming a nonpro t, as 100 percent of the pro- For the Love of Swampscott plans the Harvest Fes- ITEM STAFF tival. From left, Anne Quagrello, Tessa Cogliano, ceeds from its fundraising efforts go back into Swampscott. SAUGUS — A Board of Joanna O’Neil, Katie Greco, Colleen Sachar, Gina Selectmen vote to hold in SWAMPSCOTT, A7 Bush, Rebecca von Barta and Isabel Park. abeyance until Nov. 9 revo- cation of the liquor license issued to Sully C’s Bar & Grill represents a new chap- LEAD ter in the ongoing saga over Sully’s and the beginning of a game of musical chairs in- volving Route 1 restaurants. checks Located on Route 1 North, Sully C’s became a battle- ground between business own- into er Elaine Byrne and property owner Evos Properties LLC and Evos’ manager Suleyman Celimli. The two sides each Lynn contested who was responsible for repairing damage caused by a re for more than a year. hotel Town inspectors declared By Thomas Grillo the 168 Broadway build- ITEM STAFF ing, which also housed Bos- ton Market, uninhabitable. LYNN — A global real Town re of cials anticipat- estate team is expected to Pat Calnan ed both businesses would be examine the need for hotel (seated) led closed for just a few weeks rooms as part of the city’s efforts to and the damage was esti- $650 million waterfront restore the mated to be about $100,000. rebirth. statue of St. Board members voted to Scott Hutchinson, vice Joseph in revoke the license in July, president at CBRE/New St. Joseph’s but gave Byrne until last England, a commercial Cemetery. month to try to sell it. real estate rm in Bos- With him are Byrne attended the Septem- ton, and Julie Surago, se- his brother ber meeting with news of a nior consultant at CBRE Ed Calnan, purchase and sale agreement Hotels in New York, Mark Collins, with buyer Frank Perry, who spoke to the Lynn Eco- Frank McEl- plans to open a pizzeria called nomic Advancement and ligott, Kevin Sebastiana’s. The panel asked Development (LEAD), Coulon and for documents about the sale, the high-powered team Paul Coulon. but as of last Wednesday, they that was formed to cut still had not received the in- through the bureaucracy formation, including the busi- and jumpstart develop- ness’ location. ment. Calnan family plots “It’s odd when you’re SAUGUS, A7 this close to an urban cen- ter and not have a hotel,” St. Joseph resurrection said Surago about Lynn’s lack of a hotel. “Construc- By Thor Jourgensen Cemetery workers explained there was no INSIDE tion of a hotel is usually a ITEM NEWS EDITOR money in a tight budget to repair and reinstall component of an overall the statue. Undeterred, Calnan immediately In Opinion redevelopment approach LYNN — He retired as a career mason al- volunteered to do the repairs and place the Asking questions that Lynn is trying to ac- most 12 years ago, but Pat Calnan has never statue back on its perch free of charge. Ceme- in Swampscott. A4 complish on the water- seen a restoration job he couldn’t tackle. tery staff readily accepted the offer. front.” Calnan visited St. Joseph’s Cemetery’s He got to work organizing family members In Swampscott So far, at least three maintenance department earlier this year and friends - many with construction experi- Police looking for major apartment proj- to inquire about a statue of St. Joseph that ence - to tackle the project. Starting in August, public help with recent ects are planned on the stood for decades near Calnan family burial they poured a new concrete pedestal. Repairs arson cases. A6 waterfront including plots. Cemetery workers told him the statue to the statue followed and included a new con- redevelopment of the was removed three years ago after it fell off crete base with dowels and several coats of In Sports former Beacon Chevro- its pedestal during high winds and sustained St. Mary’s football let site that will include damage. CALNAN, A7 moves to 5-0. B1 348 apartments in two buildings, the 65-acre former General Electric Co. Gear Works property that will feature 1,200 Avery nds his Rich Avery apartments adjacent to checks the train stop, and Jo- in with seph O’Donnell’s 17-acre elds of dreams English site on the water side of athletic the Lynnway adjacent By Steve Krause train- to the General Edwards ITEM SPORTS EDITOR er Sam Bridge that will include Falconieri LYNN — Rich Avery is only 40, but he’d had just about enough of 250 units in a wood- before Fri- frame, three-story build- climbing telephone poles and worrying about labor disputes. day’s Dan- ing. As a 20-year veteran of Verizon, he and his family were endur- Among the things to be ing a 45-day strike that ended June 1. While all that was going vers-En- studied will be so-called on, John Kasian, who was the facilities manager for Manning and glish demand generators, such Fraser elds, let it be known that he’d be retiring at the end of football as the potential for corpo- September. City Personnel and Human Resources director Joseph game. rate and leisure business. Driscoll asked him if he’d be interested in taking the job. ITEM PHOTO | LEAD, A7 AVERY, B2 KATIE MORRISON Stop if you’ve heard this before: Trump says something offensive By Gayla Cawley ale, a Marblehead resident who serves on with Billy Bush, the then-host of Access For the second presidential debate on ITEM STAFF the Republican State Committee. “That Hollywood, about how he made a move Sunday, Carnevale said she would like being said, I continue to support the pub- on a married woman, using vulgar lan- to see him point out the weaknesses of Republican leaders across the country lic policies advocated by Donald Trump. I guage. He also brags about his ability to have chastised their party’s presiden- Clinton, such as her trustworthiness and tial nominee, Donald Trump, after a de- continue to support his candidacy.” force himself on women sexually, adding decision making while she served as sec- cade-old video surfaced over the weekend Carnevale was a delegate for Trump that he can grab them by the genitals, af- retary of state. When it comes down to depicting him making lewd comments at the Republican National Convention, ter saying he’s popping a breath mint in a choice between Trump and Clinton on about women. Locally, the feeling among where he was selected as the party’s case he starts kissing an actress waiting Nov. 8, she said voters are more likely to GOP of cials is the same. nominee in July. for him outside the bus he’s on. side with his policy. “As a female and as a mother, I found his In the 2005 video obtained by the Wash- “When you’re a star, they let you do it,” comments disturbing,” said Amy Carnev- ington Post, Trump can be heard talking Trump said in the video. TRUMP, A7 OBITUARIES ..............................A2 LOOK! .......................................A8 DIVERSIONS .............................B5 HIGH 60° VOL. 138, ISSUE 262 OPINION ...................................A4 SPORTS ................................ B1-3 CLASSIFIED ........................... B6-7 LOW 42° POLICE/FIRE .............................A6 COMICS ....................................B4 HEALTH .....................................B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 OBITUARIES Michael Zorba, 93 James A. Scanzillo, 70 Eleanor M. Fallon, 78 1946-2016 LYNN — Michael the City of Lynn Park- GILBERT, Ariz. — Jim passed build or fix just about anything. LYNN — Eleanor M. favorite holidays were Zorba, 93, of Lynn, ing Department. away peacefully at home in He is survived by his loving “Tippy” Fallon, 78, of Christmas Eve and the died on Thursday Oct. Service informa- Arizona on Sept. 17, 2016, sister and brother-in-law Linda Lynn, died Thursday Fourth of July. 6, 2016. He was the tion: Funeral on after a long courageous bat- and Jerry Muse, with whom he at her home after She is survived by husband of Barbara Wednesday at 9:30 tle with kidney disease. He lived with in Arizona, his sis- a lengthy illness. two sons; Brian H. A. (Foss) Zorbas, and a.m. from the SOLI- was born in Everett, August ter and brother-in-law Carol She was the wife of and his wife Paula the father of Thea MINE Funeral Home 25, 1946, to the late Arman- and Charlie McLaughlin and the late Brian F. Fal- Fallon of Peabody, (Zorbas), he is also 426 Broadway (Rt. do and Doris Scanzillo. He grandchildren Amanda, Kayla lon, with whom she Keith and his wife survived by 2 chil- 129), Lynn, followed graduated from Saugus High and Nicholas. shared 46 years of Rose Fallon of Gonic, dren from a previous by a funeral Mass where he was a popular foot- He was also predeceased marriage.