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

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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. N.H., one daughter marriage Joanne and Jimmy at 10:30 a.m. in St. Pius V ball player. by his beloved children Kerri Born in Portland, Maine, she Kate Fallon and her wife Pau- Zorbas and many grandchil- Church. Burial with military He enjoyed reading and Ann and Jamie Scanzillo. was the daughter of the late Har- la Hammond of Effingham, dren and great-grandchildren. honors at Pine Grove Cem- spending his summers at his Service information: A fu- old C. and Almeda (Saccocea) one sister Susan Thomas of Michael was a decorated U.S. etery. Visiting hours Tuesday camp at Baxter Lake in New neral Mass will be held on Woerner. She attended schools Methuen, six grandchildren, Army Veteran of World 4-8 p.m. Complete Hampshire. Oct. 13, 2016, at 10:30 a.m. in Somerville, moved to Lynn af- six great-grandchildren and War II and had worked obituary, directions, He was a draftsman as well at the Blessed Sacrament ter high school and has lived in many nieces and nephews. for over 20 years as a and guestbook at as a handyman who could Church in Saugus. Lynn ever since. Tippy was em- Service information: Fu- parking attendant for www.solimine.com. ployed as a teller at the Century neral services will be held at Bank on State Street for several the PARKER Funeral Home, years, and was a lunch aide at 35 Franklin St., Lynn on the Ingalls School. She was also Wednesday at 12 p.m., visit- George A. Richards, 90 a Den Mother when her children ing hours before the funeral Philip C. Joyce, 85 were in Cub Scouts. She en- from 10 a.m. – 12p.m. to 1931-2016 1926-2016 joyed knitting and weaving, but which relatives and friends ACTON — George Anthony with many grandchildren and most of all loved spending time are invited to attend. Burial NAHANT — Philip ies together with the with her family and friends, es- will follow in Puritan Lawn. Charles Joyce, 85, late Rev. Professor Dr. Richards, a resident of Acton great-grandchildren. He was for 58 years, died at home also the stepfather of the late pecially her grandchildren and Guest book at parkermemo- died peacefully at Peter J. Gomes. For great-grandchildren. Her two riualfunerlahome.com. home on Sept. 14, the past 20 years, surrounded by family on Sept. Michael Larkin. He was the 2016, in Nahant, af- he served as dele- 22, 2016, at the age of 90. brother of the late Louis Rich- ter a lengthy illness. gate from the Nah- Born Aug. 7, 1926, in Lynn, ard, Juliette Rowe and Theresa He was the son of the ant Village Church in where he grew up and lat- Johnson. He is also survived late noted architect Nahant, to the former er joined the Army Air Force by his sisters, Beatrice Small Ronald F. Newburg, 80 Avery Lincoln Joyce Essex Association, during World War ll. and Joan Ferrante with many and Dorothy Eliza- now Northeast Asso- He was a master model nieces and nephews. He will beth (Faulkner) Joyce. He is ciation, of the United Church builder, retiring in 1991 from be missed by his beloved cat, MARBLEHEAD — ern Massachusetts survived by his beloved wife of Christ, until this past spring. Badger to enjoy lifelong pur- Danny. Ronald F. Newburg, Bridge Association, of 18 years, Gertrud (Trudy) For many years, Phil served on suits of sailing, classical mu- Service information: Me- of Marblehead, a U.S. Army Veteran Goetz Joyce; cousins Barbara the Board of the Greater Lynn sic, and The Island in Maine. morial services are being former criminal de- and longtime mem- Allen of Kingston, Mass., Mar- Council of Churches , repre- He is the son of the late An- held on Oct. 15 from 1- 3 fense attorney and ber of Temple Sinai sha Joyce of Amherst, N.H., senting the Nahant Village thony and Ann Richard, both p.m. at the SOLIMINE Funeral hedge fund portfo- of Marblehead. Ron- Carol Aten of Washington, D.C Church. originally from Canada. Home, 67 Ocean St.(Rt. 1A) lio manager. Ronald ald was a true gen- ., and Helen Adessa of Bethel, Phil was a member of He is survived by his wife, , Lynn. Relatives and friends entered into rest tleman and a friend, Maine; Fred Smith and family DeMolay and a member of the Barbara Richards, and three are respectfully invited. Buri- Oct. 9, 2016, at the and his greatest ac- of Chichester, N.H.; longtime Mount Carmel Masonic Lodge stepchildren, David, al will be in Pine Grove age of 80. Adored complishment and friend of the family Thomas in Lynn. He also was a member Steven and Kathleen Cemetery. Directions husband of Elaine (Abber) joy was his family. Parker of North Reading; and of the Nahant Historical Soci- Larkin; and daughter- and guestbook at www. Newburg. Devoted father of Service information: Funer- longtime friend Michael Gray ety and took a great interest in-law, Sandi Larkin, solimine.com. Julie Newburg and her hus- al services at STANETSKY-HY- of Nahant, who drove him on in local history and enjoyed band Bruce Cohen of Mar- MANSON Memorial Chapel, many enjoyable excursions. photographing Nahant. In ad- blehead, Stephen Newburg 10 Vinnin St., SALEM, Monday Phil was the grandson of the dition he was a longtime fan and his wife Stephanie of (today), Oct. 10, 2016 at 11 late Captain Edwin L. Joyce of steam trains and railroad Orlando, Fla. and Richard a.m. Interment at the Pride of who was the last sea captain history, especially the history Helen G. Staffier Newburg and his wife Day of Lynn Cemetery, Lynn. Memo- of coastal schooners to sail of Maine railroads. At one time Marblehead. Loving brother rial observance following the from Medford in the 1930’s. he enjoyed actually riding in a of Kenneth Newburg of Sa- interment on Monday until 8 Phil was born in Medford steam engine in Germany. Phil NAHANT — With High and worked lem. Cherished grandfather p.m. and on Tuesday until 3 on Feb. 12, 1931. He attend- also enjoyed music and loved sadness, the fam- for Shell Oil, Liberty of Sarah and Hannah Cohen p.m. at his late residence. In ed the Valley Road School in playing his Hammond Organ ily announces the Mutual and NYNEX and Maia, Owen and Sadie lieu of flowers, expressions Nahant and Lynn English High and the piano at his home. He peaceful passing of as a supervisor. She Newburg. Graduate of Lynn of sympathy in his memory School. He graduated from deeply loved Maine and en- Helen Gertrude (Mc- was a member of English High School, Boston may be donated to Hadassah Emerson College in 1953 and joyed his summers in Steuben Grail) Staffier, for- St. Thomas Aquinas University and Boston Col- Northeast, 1320 Centre St., also received an MA from Em- at an ancestral farm with his merly of Nahant, at Church of Nahant. lege Law School. He was an #205, Newton Centre, MA erson in 1954 in Rhetoric and grandparents, parents, uncles, The Bertram House Helen enjoyed trav- expert bridge player 02459. For online con- Public Address. During the aunts and cousins. in Swampscott, on eling with her sisters who achieved Diamond dolences, please visit Korean War, he enlisted in the Phil’s family thanks MGH Oct. 6, 2016. Dear- and husband “Nat”, Life Master Status. For- www.stanetskyhyman- U.S. Army and served in the Care Management’s Dr. Garret ly loved wife of the late An- walking along the beach and mer President of East- sonsalem.com. Communications Corps. Later M. Chinn and the Nurse Care thony F. Staffier, daughter of spending time with her grand- he studied in the Doctoral Pro- Manager Roberta Terrazzano, the late Ann Mooney and children. From her childhood gram at Case Western Reserve Partners Health Care and Care late Francis McGrail of South years in her cherished South University while he was teach- Dimensions of Hospice Care, Boston. Loving sister of the Boston, to her years in her ing there and also studied at as well as the Nahant Village late Marie Eunson, the late beloved Nahant, Helen loved Joanne Durant, 74 Andover Newton Theological Church and the Nahant Coun- Bernice Dwyer, and the late living near the ocean and Seminary. He was a longtime cil on Aging, for their superb Claire Fitzgerald. Helen is sur- could never dream of living Professor of Public Speaking medical support, comfort and vived by her two daughters; anywhere else. LYNN — Joanne dan Lark, Willie, An- and Debate teaching at Rhode help provided for Phil at his the Honorable Nancy Staffier Service information: A fu- (Lavino) Durant, 74, dre and Alyssa Mill- Island College for 17 years. He home during his illness. Holtz and husband Herbert of neral Mass will be held at of Lynn, died Thurs- er. She also leaves also taught at Northeastern Service information: A me- Waban, Edith Kenneally of Na- St. Thomas Aquinas Church, day, Oct. 5, 2016, at her great-grandson University and Framingham morial service will be held hant, and her son, Anthony T. Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2016, at a local nursing home, Jordan Lark Jr. She State University. He was a at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. Staffier of Swampscott. She is 10 a.m. Burial will follow in after being stricken was the sister of Jack high school debate coach for 15, 2016, following visiting also survived by her grandchil- Greenlawn Cemetery. Rel- unexpectedly. She Lavino of Boulder, schools along the North Shore hours from 9-11 a.m., both dren Sean Owen Hanlon, Ailey atives and friends are re- was the wife of the Colorado, William of Boston for many years and at the Nahant Village Church Merrick Mastantuono, Liam spectfully invited to attend. late Floyd “Butch” Lavino and his wife enjoyed working with young in Nahant. Interment will be Michael Kenneally, Jennifer Arrangements are under the Durant, who just Carol of Lynn, Ronnie people. In addition, he ran a at a later date in Maine. In Merrick Abate, Brian O’Hara direction of the SOLIMINE died, Saturday, Oct. 1, 2016. Lavino of Lynn, Joseph Lavino Persuasive Speaking Contest lieu of flowers, please send Merrick, William Hunter Holtz Funeral Home, 67 Ocean St. She was the daughter of the and his wife Rosa of Salem, for EmersonIN MEMORIAM College students contributions to the Nahant and Harry Staffier Holtz. (Rt. 1A), Lynn. In lieu of flow- late John and Nina (Kuzmin) N.H., Jean McAvoy of Lynn twice aLORRAINE year at REIDEmerson Col- Village Church, 27 Cliff St., She will be missed by her ers donations may be made Lavino. Born and raised in and the late Richard Lavino lege. OCTOBERIn recent 10, years, 2016 he was Nahant, MA 01908 or The family, and many nieces, in Helen’s memory to the Lynn, she was a graduate of and Janet Heilman. She also ON HER BIRTHDAY Lynn Classical High School, leaves many nieces and neph- alsoRemembering an adjunct my professor mom, at Friends of the Nahant Coun- nephews, cousins and friends, Alzheimer’s Association, 480 Harvardmy bestUniversity friend. Divinity cil on Aging, Inc., Nahant as well as her extended Ber- Pleasant St., Watertown, MA class of 1960. Joanne lived ews. School,Lovingly coaching remembered divinity and stu- Town Hall, 334 Nahant Road, tram House family. Helen was 02472. Directions and guest- all her life in Lynn and worked Service information: Her sadly missed. as a receptionist for over thirty funeral will be held in the dents inLove their you Sermon Mom. deliver- Nahant, MA 01908. a graduate of South Boston book at www.solimine.com. Donna and John years at Empire Linen Service SOLIMINE Funeral Home, on Myrtle Street. She enjoyed 426 Broadway (Rt. 1A) on supporting West Lynn National Wednesday at 10 a.m. Inter- IN MEMORIAM MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Little League and Pop Warner, ment will be in Pine Grove KAREN L. REEVERS bowling and shopping. Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives OCTOBER 10, 2016 Boston Police seeking tips in the girl was with a group Boston Public Library to exhib- She is survived by her three and friends are respectfully sons, Scott Durant and his invited. Visiting hours will at a playground in the it Shakespeare early editions shooting of 9-year-old girl city’s Roxbury neighbor- wife Laura of Lynn, Derek Du- be Tuesday from 4-8 p.m. rant and his wife Carolee of Memorial donations may be hood when shots were BOSTON (AP) — Boston BOSTON (AP) — Shake- Lynn and Keith Durant and his made to the Joslin Diabetes Police are asking the pub- fired at about 1 a.m. speare fans will get a wife Dedra of Johnston, R.I., Center Development Office, lic to help them find those Sunday. chance to view rare first her daughter Amy Durant and One Joslin Place, Boston, responsible for a shooting Boston Police Chief and early editions of her fiancé Melvin Lark of Lynn, MA 02215. Directions and William Gross issued a that sent a 9-year-old girl some of playwright’s most grandchildren Kevin and Kyle guest book at www.solimi- plea to the public for help familiar and beloved works to the hospital. Durant, Joseph Cabozzi, Jor- ne.com. getting more information as part of an exhibit at the WCVB-TV reports that about the shooting. Police Boston Public Library. said they were not sure The gallery exhibition IN MEMORIAM where the shots came Shakespeare Unautho- LORRAINE REID from. rized opens Friday at the OCTOBER 10, 2016 ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! ON HER BIRTHDAY The girl, who was with library’s main Copley Missing you, loving you, Remembering my mom, several other people when Square branch. celebrating you, my best friend. this side of Heaven. Lovingly remembered and she was shot, was taken The exhibit includes rare Happy birthday in Heaven, sadly missed. to the hospital for sur- editions of A Midsummer Call Customer Service my dear sweet sister. Love you Mom. gery. 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Sports [email protected] Ext. 5 75th Pearl Harbor anniversary Bronze ceiling: Girls Retail and Online Advertising [email protected] By Philip Marcelo the world few Americans Harbor, which is located ASSOCIATED PRESS understood — should res- just west of Honolulu, Ha- seek female statue ADVERTISING onate today in the times waii, and is the headquar- NATICK — President Ernie Carpenter, Jr. of the Islamic State group ters of the Pacific Fleet. Franklin D. Roosevelt de- for Central Park Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 and other foes. Then there is the attack [email protected] clared it a “date which “We underestimated the will live in infamy” — and itself. It involved more than Bob Gunther Japanese terribly. Every- 300 Japanese fighter planes Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 three-quarters of a centu- one was paying attention and bombers and killed [email protected] ry later, relics from that to Europe, no one was more than 2,000 Ameri- Ralph Mitchell audacious attack still con- paying attention to Asia,” Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 jure strong emotions. he says. “It explains a lot cans, wounded more than [email protected] A new exhibition com- about why we were caught 1,000 others, and destroyed Philip Ouellette memorating the 75th an- flat-footed. That’s the im- or damaged scores of U.S. Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 niversary of the audacious warships and aircraft. [email protected] portance of learning from Pearl Harbor attack that history. It’s having respect A glass display holds a Cassie Vitali drew the United States small piece of a Japanese Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 for the enemy.” [email protected] into World War II is open- The exhibition, which plane shot down in the ing at a private muse- opened Saturday and runs Patricia Whalen battle, as well as a copy Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 um west of Boston. The through Jan. 7, 2017, fea- of the first hastily typed [email protected] Natick-based Museum of tures artifacts evoking the distress message sent out World War II’s “Why We imperialistic ambitions of BUSINESS OFFICE from the naval base. Still Remember” display Japan in the years leading “AIRRAID ON PEARL Beth Bresnahan chronicles the mood in the up to the attack, when Jap- HARBOR X THIS IS NO Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 U.S. and Japan leading anese news accounts and DRILL,” it reads. [email protected] up to and after the Dec. 7, propaganda celebrated vic- Other items on display Susan J. Conti 1941, attack by Japan. tories over China in the two Controller, ext. 1288 Museum founder Ken- include a large pair of bin- [email protected] nations’ battles in the 1930s. neth Rendell suggests Those pieces are contrast- oculars from the bridge of Ted Grant the themes — including ed with the island paradise the USS Arizona. The bad- Publisher, ext. 1234 ly bombed battleship sank [email protected] the rising nationalism in of hula girls and sandy Japan and the compla- beaches captured in photo- in the attack, killing more Marian Kinney ext. 1212 cency in the U.S. to the graphs taken by U.S. ser- than 1,000 officers and growing threat in a part of vicemen stationed at Pearl crew members. [email protected] PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Will Kraft Vice President / Finance In this Thursday, Oct. 6, photo, a statue of Civil ext. 1296 War Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman is locat- [email protected] At NYPD tribunals, public can ed at an entrance to New York’s Central Park. Jennifer Perez ext. 1205 see trial but can’t get result By Verena Dobnik statue by 2020, the cen- [email protected] ASSOCIATED PRESS tennial of U.S. women’s CIRCULATION right to vote. By Tom Hays and NEW YORK — Wander Lisa Mahmoud “There are no statues of Jake Pearson through Central Park past Manager, ext. 1239 ASSOCIATED PRESS women, and there’s tons of [email protected] monuments to figures in- men,” says Pippa Lee, 10, CLASSIFIED NEW YORK — Each day cluding Christopher Co- a scout with Manhattan’s lumbus, Alexander Hamil- in a drab set of courtrooms, Girl Scout Troop 3484. Abbe Young Smith ton, William Shakespeare Manager, ext. 1276 anybody can sit and watch “We really need a woman’s and Sir Walter Scott, and [email protected] New York City police offi- statue for girls to look up it may suddenly hit you: Kerry Smith cers face administrative to, not just Mother Goose Where are the women? Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 trials accusing them of or Alice in Wonderland. There are none, if you [email protected] misconduct ranging from They don’t count.” discount fictional char- disobeying orders to ag- The effort has drawn the NEWSROOM acters like Mother Goose gressive arrests resulting support of the Central Park Bill Brotherton and Alice in Wonderland. in a suspect’s death. Features Editor ext. 1338 Even a heroic dog has its Conservancy, a private But most outcomes of [email protected] place amid the park’s 843 nonprofit whose millions Gayla Cawley such trials — whether an acres of greenery, but ev- of dollars help beautify the Reporter, ext. 1236 officer is reprimanded, ery one of the 23 statues or urban oasis. Parks Com- [email protected] docked pay or put on pro- busts of real humans in the missioner Mitchell Silver Thomas Grillo bation — are not disclosed. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS park honors a famous man. also has given the green Reporter, ext. 1264 The secrecy is the result light to the suffragist mon- [email protected] In this July 18, 2015 file photo, a demonstrator Some Girl Scouts are of a state law protecting holds a sign calling for justice during a rally in now trying to change that. ument, which is to rise by Spenser Hasak the privacy of officer disci- New York. They’ve joined activists Central Park West at the Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 plinary records, and a re- 77th Street entrance. [email protected] raising money for a park cent city decision to adhere Graham in a Bronx home filed its appeal, the NYPD monument to two women So far, the nonprofit rais- Thor Jourgensen to the confidentiality rules ing private donations — News Editor, ext. 1267 in 2012 and the roughing stopped providing the out- who revolutionized the [email protected] more closely — a move that up of former professional comes of administrative country: suffragists Eliz- the Elizabeth Cady Stan- puts America’s largest po- tennis player James Blake proceedings to the media, abeth Cady Stanton and ton and Susan B. Anthony Steve Krause lice force at odds with a na- Sports Editor, ext. 1229 last year. Both officers are which it had previously Susan B. Anthony. Statue Fund Inc. — has [email protected] tional movement to make expected to face adminis- done for decades. Depart- “We’re trying to crack collected at least $150,000 law enforcement more Jennifer Meli trative hearings before the ment lawyers justified both the bronze ceiling,” dead- of about $500,000 needed Copy Editor, ext. 1278 transparent to the public. end of the year. moves by saying they need- pans Pamela Elam, who to create and maintain [email protected] “It’s striking to have a Concerns over transpar- ed stricter compliance with is spearheading the ef- the monument. About the system where the hear- Katie Morrison ency of the NYPD’s disci- a state law meant to protect fort along with Stanton’s same amount would cover Sports Reporter ings are open and the deci- plinary system took hold the privacy of police officers, great-great-granddaugh- landscaping and an edu- [email protected] sions are secret, but that’s in recent months after the jail guards and firefight- ter, Coline Jenkins. cational program. exactly what we have at Owen O’Rourke city appealed a decision ers — a position strongly The aim of the aware- Across the street, the Photographer, ext. 1224 the NYPD,” said Christo- New-York Historical Soci- by a state court judge or- backed by police unions. ness and fundraising [email protected] pher Dunn, associate legal ety plans exhibits and lec- dering the release of the In response to an outcry campaign — called Cen- Anne Marie Tobin director at the New York tures on key roles of wom- records of Daniel Panta- by politicians and police re- tral Park, Where Are The Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Civil Liberties Union, who Women? — is to erect the en in American society. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg Hillary Clinton, the only Chief Executive O cer T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall W   J. K Monica Connell Healey Vice President, Finance P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton choice for president Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman P ”  Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Hillary Clinton is a magnificent Risks are greater at home. All her campaign. But she acknowledg- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 choice _ for some voters. For every- Americans are created equal and es the importance of free trade. Eco- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 one else, there is no reasonable al- entitled to life, liberty and the pur- nomic diplomacy also is essential Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ternative. suit of happiness. Current and fu- to prevent conflict with China and Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 We’re all tired of election hyperbo- ture Americans are free to worship build alliances to address threats Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 le, but the importance to America’s as they choose. This alone is reason such as North Korea. Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 future of this year’s presidential to vote against Trump, who has sug- Clinton’s penchant for secrecy and Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 election cannot be overstated. gested the government shut down defensiveness are concerns. They Both candidates are flawed. But houses of worship (mosques) and were highlighted by her poor re- John S. Moran, 1975-1990 Executive Editor, one of them, Republican nominee register people of a particular faith sponse to disclosures that she mis- Donald Trump, poses an enormous _ Islam. handled sensitive emails while sec- risk to America’s prosperity, security America is a nation of immigrants retary of state. and stability. and a welcoming land of opportunity. America needs a president com- Clinton, the Democrats’ nominee, This increases the nation’s strength mitted to openness and comfortable clearly has the experience, knowl- and stature. Yet our immigration with transparency, but there is no edge and temperament needed to system desperately needs reform. good choice on that front in 2016. maintain and improve America’s Instead of solutions that acknowl- Most voters will base their deci- EDITORIAL standing at home and abroad. edge the problem’s complexity and sion on character. Therein, the dis- Yes, we need more outsiders and the positive contributions of immi- tinction is clear and leaves them candor in politics. That does not grants, Trump offers unworkable, with just one option. justify electing an unqualified can- knee-jerk schemes, such as a border Clinton has demonstrated cour- didate whose policies and behavior wall funded by Mexico. age, strength and resilience _ the contradict the values of most Amer- Trump has said the 14th Amend- traits we especially value in a pres- icans, Republicans and Democrats, ment’s provision of citizenship to ident. She does this not by tweets Asking questions conservatives and liberals. those born in the U.S. should be and talking tough but through un- For voters on the fence who dislike denied to children of immigrants flagging public service through per- Clinton and are wary of Trump, this without documents. That echoes sonal and political crises that would in Swampscott election is like the game of “would his selective application of reli- crumble an ordinary person. you rather” _ would you rather eat a gious freedom. Those who treasure Trump, in contrast, has never slug or a tarantula? the U.S. Constitution should reject served the public and shows disre- It’s a tangled web they are weaving in The ballot asks undecided voters a candidate who would pick and spect for most of the people he would Swampscott with town Harbor and Water- if they would rather elect an unpal- choose who receives its protections. lead and the institution he would front Advisory Committee members trac- atable insider or an egotistical boor Clinton would continue President manage. Under campaign pressure ing a complicated path through waterfront who is out of his depth and fond of Barack Obama’s effort to prevent that pales to that of the presiden- spending documentation. authoritarians. deportation of low-risk immigrants, cy, he has responded to slights and The long and short of a lengthy spending America would benefit from hav- such as those who arrived as chil- setbacks with bluster and threats. explanation outlined last Wednesday for the ing a president with Clinton’s expe- dren and have no felony convictions. That demonstrates insecurity, fra- Board of Selectmen left board Chairwoman rience in state, federal and interna- Overall, she seeks to lower barriers gility and a shocking lack of inner Naomi Dreeben to conclude, “This is a very tional affairs. for immigrants to become citizens. strength and control. unusual situation.” Clinton indisputably brings a su- Trump’s trade proposals are repel- America will face many challenges It’s hard to say if that is an ominous state- perior understanding of America’s lent, such as creating punishing tar- at home and abroad over the next ment raising broader questions about town challenges, opportunities and its iffs on key trading partners China four years. Still, its overall success spending or a remark reflecting an unlikely role in building prosperity and sta- and Mexico. These tariffs would not and world leadership will continue _ repeat of the financial complications that bility around the world. Trump’s restore yesteryear’s manufacturing if Trump is not elected. appear to have cropped up around proposed naive threats to erect trade barriers jobs, but are expected to wreak eco- Like her or not, Clinton is the only town dredging and breakwater projects. and re-evaluate cornerstone defense nomic havoc and cause job losses. choice for president. She is undeni- In regards to spending on both projects, no alliances in Europe and Asia are Clinton disappointingly has ably the candidate with the experi- one is being accused of misspending money already rattling allies and trading wavered on her support for the ence, skills, knowledge and self-con- or illegal activity. The spending trail traced partners. Trans-Pacific Partnership during trol to do the job. by Mary Ellen Fletcher and fellow commit- tee members seems to be one that led into miscommunication or insufficient oversight resulting in the town paying more for a study than necessary. What seems to have happened is a 2011 proposal for a dredging project led to the state giving the town money to study dredg- ing needs. Well and good - until the decision was made to scrap the dredging because of the titanic cost estimate attached to the proj- ect. Flash forward three years and the town is applying again for waterfront work assis- tance. The project of choice this time is an ambitious breakwater with a price tag dwarf- ing the one for the dredging project. The breakwater project ended up getting shelved but not before state money from the dredging money ended up getting earmarked in part to pay for a breakwater study. The obvious question for most people at this point in the saga is, “Who was providing financial oversight?” It is a question town Ac- count Dave Castellarin could not be immedi- ately reached on Wednesday to answer. EDITORIAL Committee members who launched the spending inquiry laid some of the responsi- bility for answering that question and oth- Friction with Russia is not in the US interest ers on outgoing Town Administrator Thomas Younger’s doorstep. Blaming Younger does no U.S. relations with Russia and its the collapse of the Soviet Union in Issues include Ukraine, Syria and _ good because he starts a new job in a week in president, Vladimir V. Putin, have 1991 have been somewhat adrift in easily the most alarming _ lack of the most definitely landlocked community of somehow become an issue in the terms of how to deal with post-Soviet agreement and coordination on nu- Stoneham. U.S. presidential campaign, as ev- Russia. On the one hand, it has been clear nonconflict, nonescalation and The only remaining question is who is go- idenced in Tuesday night’s debate tempting to crow at America’s Cold nonproliferation. Competition in the ing to sort out confusion surrounding the two between the two vice presidential War “victory.” At the same time, the Arctic is a new area of potential dis- studies and, more importantly, who will use candidates. What is for the most “new” Russia has remained a force cord. money still available to conduct a study un- part lacking in consideration of this to reckon with, given its size in pop- Reasonable coordination shouldn’t derscoring or debunking the need for dredg- question is historical perspective. ulation and area, its oil wealth, its be so difficult. Both countries have It is, for example, important to ing and a breakwater? still-considerable military strength as perhaps their principal foreign remember that as early as the mid- and thin skins on both sides. policy objective not being rolled over 19th century, the question of how U.S. peaceful co-existence with by Islamic terrorism. There is also important a role then imperial Rus- post-Soviet Russia is showing itself sia would play on the West Coast to be almost more difficult than it the fact that rivalry between the of what was to become the United was with the Soviet Union. two, sometimes at intense levels, oc- States was by no means a foregone That, of course, should not be. curred between 1945 and 1990 with- conclusion. It was more or less set- There are far more points of friction out armed conflict. War between the tled by the purchase of Alaska from between the United States and Rus- United States and Russia should re- a hard-up Russian czar by the ad- sia than there should be if both sides main unthinkable. In that context, ministration of President Andrew were being reasonable, in frequent political campaign digs and charges Johnson for $7.2 million. high-level contact and acting in full are not useful, by either Democrats American administrations since cognizance of historical perspective. or Republicans. READERS’ FORUM Grabowski endorses Wong $15,000 for much-needed repair of the needs of the schools and the stu- the tennis courts at the Belmonte dents, and has come through with To the Editor: Middle School. He has also been a funding time after time. regular advocate for funding and re- Though he maintains a 100% vot- Donald Wong has been our state sources to combat the ongoing opioid ing record as a legislator, he always representative for six years now. epidemic. makes the time, professionally and In those six years, he has actively This year, he has successfully de- personally to support our schools and effectively represented Saugus, livered $30,000 to Saugus to fund and students, whether it’s deliv- in particular, Saugus schools and the FIRST Robotics program, and ering state funding to our schools, students. I have seen firsthand the another $30,000 for student enrich- fruit of his advocacy for our schools ment, which the School Department supporting our student groups at and students in many forms, and as also put towards the FIRST Robot- Founders Day booths, or cheering a Vietnam veteran, I appreciate his ics program. our students at graduation. sponsorship of an amendment to the Rep. Wong has proactively reached HOME act to allow taxpayers to vol- out to Saugus school superinten- untarily provide relief to veterans. dents, schools, and the School Com- Arthur Grabowski Wong successfully delivered mittee many times to understand Saugus TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Trump denies actions which he bragged about on tape

By Julie Pace kissed and grabbed wom- and Lisa Lerer en without their consent. ASSOCIATED PRESS He said repeatedly that his words in 2005 were ST. LOUIS — In a de- merely “locker room talk” bate flooded with tension, and paled in comparison Donald Trump accused to what he called Bill Clin- Hillary Clinton of attack- ton’s abuse of women. ing women involved in her “She should be ashamed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS husband’s marital affairs of herself,” Trump de- In this Oct. 5, 2016 photo, Democratic presi- and declared she would clared. Ahead of the de- dential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks at a “be in jail” if he were pres- bate, the businessman Women for Hillary fundraiser at the Hyatt Re- ident. Staring icily at her met with three women gency in Washington. Republican rival, Clinton who accused the former said Trump’s own aggres- president of sexual ha- sively vulgar comments rassment and even rape, about women had re- then invited them to sit in Leaked campaign vealed “exactly who he is.” the debate hall. Trump acknowledged Bill Clinton never faced emails show a that he had paid no feder- any criminal charges in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS al income taxes for many relation to the allegations, Republican presidential nominee Donald years but tried to turn and a lawsuit over an al- ‘moderate’ Clinton that against Clinton, too. leged rape was dismissed. Trump listens to Democratic presidential nom- If she didn’t like tax pro- He did settle a lawsuit inee Hillary Clinton during the second presi- By Lisa Lerer And in speeches to some visions he took advantage with one of the women dential debate at Washington University in St. ASSOCIATED PRESS of the country’s biggest of, he said, why didn’t she who claimed harassment. Louis, Sunday. banks, she highlight- change them when she On the debate stage, WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. ed her long ties to Wall was in the Senate. Clinton did not respond several undecided voters from the voters. At other — Hillary Clinton took Street, bantering with Sunday night’s debate directly to Trump’s ac- sitting on stage with the times, he paced the stage nearly every precaution top executives and saying was the culmination of a cusations about her hus- candidates. The voters, all and repeatedly interrupt- to ensure voters would that she views the finan- stunning stretch in the band or her own role, but from the St. Louis area, ed her. never know what she told cial industry as a partner race for the White House, was blistering in her con- were selected by Gallup. The businessman investment bankers, lob- in government regulation. which began with the re- demnation of his predato- The tension between opened the debate with byists and corporate exec- “Part of the problem lease of a new video in ry comments about wom- Trump and Clinton was a flood of insults aimed utives in dozens of closed- with the political situa- which Trump is heard palpable from the start of at Clinton, including in- door paid speeches before en in the tape released tion, too, is that there is bragging about how his their 90-minute debate, sinuating she was the running for president. Friday. such a bias against people fame allowed him to “do the second time they have “devil.” He struggled to Turns out, the Demo- “I think it’s clear to any- who have led successful anything” to women. faced off in the presiden- articulate detailed poli- cratic presidential nomi- one who heard him that it and/or complicated lives,” Many Republicans rushed tial campaign. They did cy proposals, repeatedly nee had good reason to do represents exactly who he she said, according to an to revoke their support, not shake hands as they dancing around questions so. is,” she said, adding that excerpt from an Octo- with some calling for him met at center stage. about how he would re- The private comments she did not believe Trump ber 2013 discussion with to drop out of the race. Trump, who is several place President Barack strike a tone starkly had the “fitness to serve” Goldman Sachs CEO inches taller than Clinton, Obama’s health care law, at odds with the fiery Answering for his words as commander in chief. Lloyd Blankfein. stood close behind her as a measure he has vowed message she’s pushed for the first time, Trump The second debate was Clinton appears to ques- throughout her campaign, denied that he had ever a town hall format, with she answered questions to replace. tion the importance of the particularly during the divestment of assets that hard-fought Democratic financial executives often primary. Some of her re- Trump’s comments on women marks give fresh fuel to undertake to avoid the liberals’ worst fears about appearance of conflicts of Clinton, namely that she interest when they enter is a political moderate, government service. trigger outrage from all corners happy to cut backroom “You know, the divest- deals with corporate in- ment of assets, the strip- By Mark Kennedy terests and curry favor ping of all kinds of posi- ASSOCIATED PRESS with Wall Street for cam- tions, the sale of stocks. It paign dollars. just becomes very onerous NEW YORK — On a The WikiLeaks organi- and unnecessary,” she said. bus headed to the set of zation on Friday posted Clinton’s campaign has the soap opera “Days of what it said were thou- refused to confirm — or Our Lives” in 2005, Don- sands of emails obtained deny — the authentic- ald Trump was secretly in a hack of the Clinton ity of the thousands of recorded saying he was campaign chairman’s emails, suggesting they drawn like a magnet to personal email account. were part of a Russian beautiful women. “I just Among the documents effort to influence the start kissing them,” he posted online was an outcome of the presiden- boasted. “I don’t even internal review of the tial race. “I’m not hap- wait.” speeches conducted by py about being hacked After the recording was campaign aides to survey by the Russians in their released Friday, backlash the political damage her quest to throw the elec- didn’t wait, either. Critics remarks could cause if tion to Donald Trump,” across the political spec- they ever became public. campaign chairman John trum said the Republican In what aides calculat- Podesta tweeted. “Don’t presidential nominee’s ed were the most damag- have time to figure out comments crossed the line PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing passages, she reflects which docs are real and from vulgarity to assault Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump pauses during a on the necessity of “un- which are faked.” and underscored a need meeting with members of the National Border Patrol Council at Trump savory” political dealing, In an effort to keep to push back against mi- Tower, Friday. telling real estate inves- those speeches private, sogyny and so-called rape strongly worded con- tors that “you need both culture. them because he is famous. tersely stated: “No woman pushing #NotOK into a tracts prohibited un- “Someone with such dis- a public and private posi- “When you’re a star they should ever be described in trending topic on Twitter. authorized recordings, respect for women, with tion.” To investment bank- let you do it,” Trump says. these terms or talked about Trump has provided ers from Goldman Sachs reporters were banned such a misogynistic lifestyle “You can do anything.” He in this manner. Ever.” plenty of fodder for the con- and BlackRock, Clinton and, in some cases, blog who boasts about using his admits that she’s “kind posts about her remarks power to sexually assault adds seconds later, “Grab Kelly Oxford, an author versation. He has called a of far removed” from the pulled off websites. women cannot — and will them by the p----. You can and social media person- Miss Universe winner “Miss middle-class upbringing Throughout her cam- not — be the leader of this do anything.” ality, posted an account of Piggy,” referring to actress that she frequently touts paign, she has staunchly country,” said National Or- Dozens of Republican of- an older man on a city bus Rosie O’Donnell as a “pig,” on the campaign trail. She refused to release tran- ganization for Women pres- ficials called for their own grabbing her crotch and and speculated that Fox tells Xerox CEO Ursula scripts, resisting pres- ident Terry O’Neill. presidential nominee to quit smiling at her. She asked News anchor Megyn Kelly Burns that both political sure from primary rival On the tape, Trump the race. Reince Priebus, other women to share their asked him tough questions parties should be “sensi- Bernie Sanders and the brags about women let- chairman of the Republi- own harrowing assault because sh e was menstru- ble, moderate, pragmatic.” media to do so. ting him kiss and grab can National Committee, stories, and thousands did, ating.

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Deming, 50, of 56 8:17 p.m. Friday at Andrew’s express notice of change from the ar- and entering nighttime for a p.m. Friday at Broad and Mar- A report of motor vehicle Federal St., Wilmington, was Beauty Salon at 168 Washing- ton St.; at 5:07 a.m. Saturday resting police department. felony and on a warrant charge ket streets; at 3:03 p.m. Friday theft at 8:28 p.m. Friday at 172 arrested and charged with of leaving the scene of property at 174 Broad St.; at 5:10 p.m. Washington St.; at 1:15 a.m. shoplifting by concealing mer- at Highlands at Dearborn at 19 damage at 11:17 p.m. Friday. Friday at Stop & Shop at 35 Sunday at Essex and Lincoln chandise, possession of a bur- Dearborn Road; at 1:39 a.m. LYNN Sean MacDonald, 28, of Washington St.; at 5:54 p.m. streets. glarious instrument and on a Sunday at 4 Elliott Place; at 90 Emerson St., Haverhill, was Friday at Chatham Street and A report of a robbery at warrant at 3 p.m. Saturday. 2:39 a.m. Sunday at 4 Elliott Arrests arrested and charged with tres- Trinity Avenue; at 3:44 a.m. 12:20 a.m. Sunday at 233 Bradley M. West, 20, of 99 Place. Timothy Bachmann, of 23 passing and violation of the city Saturday on Broad Street Chestnut St. North St., Salem, was arrest- A report of a man in a clown Church St., Gloucester, was knife ordinance at 7:44 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle ed and charged with building costume throwing rocks at peo- arrested on warrant charges Saturday. accident with personal injury at Vandalism nighttime breaking and entering ple’s windows at 8:45 p.m. Fri- of assault and battery with a Emmanuel Martinez, 30, of 5:02 p.m. Saturday at Bowler for a felony, assault and battery day at 11 Nichols Road. The call dangerous weapon, assault 501 Washington St., was arrest- and Chestnut streets; at 2:34 A report of vandalism at 9:27 on a person over 60/disabled came in as suspicious activity. and battery on a police officer, ed and charged with malicious a.m. Sunday at 80 Essex St. p.m. Friday at 177 Fayette St.; with injury, assault and battery A report of an unwanted per- assault and battery, disorderly damage to a motor vehicle at at 12:06 a.m. Saturday at 197 and possession of a Class C son at 5:25 a.m. Saturday at conduct, refusing to produce 10 p.m. Saturday. Assaults Fayette St. drug at 12:49 a.m. Saturday. 308 Lowell St. A resident report- a DNA database sample and Jonathan Nunez, 28, of 170 A report of motor vehicle van- ed that there were two masked A report of an assault and resisting arrest at 8:05 p.m. Hayward St., Braintree, was ar- dalism at 3:41 p.m. Saturday at Accidents people who had knocked on rested and charged with tres- battery at 11:36 p.m. Friday 34 Brimblecom St. the door and were looking for Friday. A report of a motor vehicle passing at 7:26 p.m. Saturday. on Commercial Street; at 3:21 money. The person reporting the Nelson Beauchamp, 19, of accident at 2:26 p.m. Friday Moises Ortiz, 28, was arrest- p.m. Saturday on Hollingsworth incident said the two people 183 Washington Ave., Chelsea, MARBLEHEAD at Bill & Bob’s Roast Beef at 2 ed and charged with trespass- Street; at 5:06 p.m. Saturday came into the house using an was arrested and charged with Central St.; at 6:33 p.m. Friday ing at 11:15 p.m. Friday. on Chatham Street. unlocked back door and had on trespassing at 7:26 p.m. Satur- Accidents at Andover Street and Route Michael Pereira, 52, of 830 army fatigues. They were also day. 128 North; at 6:49 p.m. Friday Broadway, Revere, was arrested Breaking and Entering wearing hooded sweatshirts. Alonzo Bergmann, 26, of A report of a motor vehicle at Town Variety at 116 Central and charged with operation of a 100 Prospect St., Gloucester, A report of a breaking and accident at 5:50 p.m. Friday on St.; at 7:08 p.m. Friday at 23 motor vehicle with a suspended was arrested and charged with entering at 11:28 a.m. Friday Atlantic Avenue. Upton St. A hit and run acci- Overdose license, motor vehicle operator operation of a motor vehicle at 534 Essex St.; at 12:04 a.m. dent was reported, where the refuses to identify self, resisting A report of an overdose at with a suspended license and Saturday at 98 S Common St.; Complaints suspect vehicle pushed an- arrest, design to obstruct jus- 6:12 p.m. Saturday on Elm unregistered motor vehicle at at 3:33 p.m. Saturday at 198 other vehicle into a building. 8:14 p.m. Friday. tice and on warrant charges for A caller at 35 Willow Road Street. The person was taken to Williams Ave. reported at 11:53 a.m. Friday a The suspect driver exchanged Salem Hospital. Cricket Brown, 33, was ar- motor vehicle offenses at 9:56 papers, but left after being told rested and charged with break- a.m. Saturday. contractor working on the street Complaints was speeding up and down the the police were being notified; Theft ing and entering nighttime for a Roberto Planell-Cruz, 32, of at 11:28 a.m. Saturday at 232 10 Farrar St., was arrested and street. She reported speaking to felony at 11:31 p.m. Friday. A report of a disturbance at Newbury St.; at 12:14 p.m. Sat- A report of a stolen bicycle charged with unlicensed opera- him multiple times and he was Jean Clotaire, 37, of 39 Boyl- 10:57 a.m. Friday at 106 Ne- urday at Latitude Sports Club at at 4:52 p.m. Friday at James tion of a motor vehicle at 7:54 still not “getting the message.” ston St., Boston, was arrested whall St.; at 11:16 a.m. Friday 194 Newbury St.; at 3:26 p.m. Street Park on James Street; p.m. Friday. A report of a Microsoft scam and charged with trespassing at 420 Essex St.; at 11:35 a.m. Saturday at 6 Sewall St.; at at 8:09 a.m. Saturday at 158 Mayya Shoykhet, 28, was ar- call at 1:16 p.m. Friday on Front at 7:32 p.m. Saturday. Friday at 13 Nahant St.; at 2:39 4:07 p.m. Saturday at Brooksby Lowell St. The Step 24 bicycle is Joshua Cunningham, 32, of rested and charged with break- Street. A caller recognized the p.m. Friday at 7-Eleven at 264 Village at 100 Brooksby Village worth $600. 111 Marianna St., was arrested ing and entering nighttime for a scam when someone called Essex St.; at 5:36 p.m. Friday Drive. The security staff report- A report of a robbery at 8:01 and charged with breaking and felony at 11:06 p.m. Friday. claiming to be Microsoft Word at 53 Central Ave.; at 9:19 p.m. ed a resident was assaulting p.m. Friday at Subway at 532 entering nighttime for a felony Javaun Singletary, 25, of 15 Friday at 621 Western Ave.; at and hung up, telling the person them; at 4:08 p.m. Saturday at at 11:02 p.m. Friday. Harmon St., Mattapan, was ar- she was calling the local police. Lowell St. A caller reported a 10:59 p.m. Friday at 6 Commer- Century House Restaurant at terminated employee stole Danielle Desalvo, 18, of 11 rested and charged with disor- cial St.; at 11:49 p.m. Friday at The man then called her back 235 Andover St.; at 5:49 p.m. Thoreau Circle, Beverly, was derly conduct, resisting arrest and said “I get the feeling you $100 from the register on 439 Essex St.; at 1:24 a.m. Sat- Saturday at Marriott Hotel at 8A Thursday and Friday. Jewry J. arrested and charged with pos- and trespassing at 11:47 a.m. urday on Wave Street; at 2:14 think this is a scam and we Centennial Drive; at 6:41 p.m. session liquor by a person un- Friday. could hear the concern in your Cedeno, 20, of 2 Essex Lane, a.m. Saturday at 501 Washing- Saturday at 173 Lynn St. and Apt. B4, was arrested. der 21 at 6:18 a.m. Friday. Sarah Tamburello, 25, of ton St.; at 3:24 a.m. Saturday voice.” She felt this was a new 3 Bartholomew St.; at 11:59 Linda Dinublia, of 21-23 53 Fremont Ave., Everett, was approach by the scammers but at 8 Morrill Place; at 7:51 a.m. p.m. Saturday on Route 128 Vandalism Columet St., Revere, was arrest- arrested and charged with tres- Saturday at 11 Rantoul Ave.; at was concerned the elders might South. A State Police cruiser ed on warrant charges of oper- passing at 11:12 p.m. Friday. 8:06 a.m. Saturday at 33 Cher- fall for it. into a guardrail was reported. A report of vandalism at 2:23 ation of a motor vehicle with a Luis Tejeda, 30, of 224 Bel- ry St.; at 8:53 a.m. Saturday at A caller reported he walked Niguel Iraheta, 19, was cited p.m. Saturday at 226 Bar- suspended license, negligent mont St., Malden, was arrested 44 Hanover St.; at 2:07 p.m. by and noticed a white vehicle for failure to move over; at 2:06 tholomew St. A caller reported operation of a motor vehicle and charged with trespassing at Saturday at Henry’s Convenient with an older man and younger a.m. Sunday at 7 Emerson Ave. her car was egged. and shoplifting at 9:55 a.m. 7:44 p.m. Saturday. Store at 601 Boston St.; at 5:17 woman possibly smoking pot at A vehicle into a guardrail was Saturday. David Torres, 27, of 182 p.m. Saturday at MBTA Parking 8:40 p.m. Saturday on Ocean reported. The vehicle left the SWAMPSCOTT Franklin Evans, of 7 Temple Chestnut St., was arrested and Garage at 186 Market St.; at Avenue. He stated he was just scene. Alexandra N. Seta, 28, of St., Cambridge St., was arrest- charged with trespassing at concerned and wanted some- 7:06 p.m. Saturday at N Com- 20 Wild Pasture Lane, Rowley, Accidents ed on warrant charges of two 4:21 p.m. Friday. mon and Park streets; at 7:59 one to check on them. An offi- was summoned for leaving the counts of trespassing, posses- Demetri Underwood, 24, of p.m. Saturday at 77 Green St.; cer could not locate the vehicle. scene of property damage and A report of a motor vehicle sion of a Class A drug, posses- 159 Marianna St., was arrested at 8:43 p.m. Saturday at 12 Bor- A report of a suspicious man disturbing the peace. accident at 12:26 p.m. Sat- sion of a Class E drug and be- and charged with resisting ar- der St.; at 8:57 p.m. Saturday at at 9:33 p.m. Saturday on Rock- A report of a motor vehicle hit ing present where heroin is kept urday at Stop & Shop at 450 rest and disorderly conduct at Flax Pond Park at 655 Chestnut away Avenue. A caller reported and run accident at 2:35 p.m. Paradise Road. at 8:12 a.m. Friday. 2:18 a.m. Sunday. St.; at 9:59 p.m. Saturday at 75 a man knocked on his door Friday at YMCA at 259 Lynnfield Shawn Fleurime, 19, of 15 Aysha Young, 30, of 174 Rus- Haviland Ave.; at 11:33 p.m. two times looking for trash St.; ast 10:03 p.m. Friday at 2 Breaking and Entering Eutaw Ave., was arrested and sell St., Everett, was arrested Saturday at 498 Essex St.; at bags and was at the neighbors’ Parsons St. and 124 Washing- charged with drinking in public and charged with trespassing 3:54 a.m. Sunday at 119 Ham- house across the street at their ton St. A vehicle took out a stop A report of a breaking and and possession of liquor by a at 4 p.m. Friday. ilton Ave. door. An officer moved the man sign and left the area. entering at 12:34 p.m. Friday at person under 21 at 7:55 p.m. A report of an injured police along. A report of a motor vehicle 108 Farragut Road. Saturday. Accidents officer at 10:03 a.m. Saturday accident with personal injury at Stephanie Gigante, 27, of at 500 Lynnfield St.; at 3:26 Theft 7:45 a.m. Sunday at 54 Gard- Complaints 1103 Symmes Circle, Arlington, A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Sunday at 26 Waitt Ave. ner St. and 3 Abington Ave. At was arrested and charged with accident at 12:58 p.m. Friday A report of a stolen bicycle at least two people were taken to A report of a disturbance at OUI liquor and license not in at 209 Washington St.; at 1:38 Overdose 2:45 p.m. Friday on Pleasant Salem Hospital. 5:48 p.m. Saturday at Popo’s possession at 8:57 a.m. Sat- p.m. Friday at Huss Court and Street. A report of a bicyclist hit by Olde Fashion Hot Dogs at 168 urday. S Common Street; at 4:49 p.m. A report of an overdose at a motor vehicle at 10:51 a.m. Humphrey St. Jean Guillaume, 35, of 43 Friday at 242 Parkland Ave.; at 12:55 p.m. Friday on Essex Vandalism Sunday at 89 Washington St. Elm St., was arrested and 5:09 p.m. Friday at Boston and Street; at 10:57 p.m. Friday on and 35 Mason St. Vandalism charged with disorderly conduct Myrtle streets; at 7:06 p.m. Fri- Liberty Street. A reported of vandalism at and resisting arrest at 2:53 day at Shaw’s Supermarket at 9:08 p.m. Friday at Devereux Breaking and Entering A report of motor vehicle van- a.m. Sunday. 43 State St.; at 8:26 a.m. Sat- Theft and Smith streets. A caller re- dalism at 3:51 p.m. Saturday at David Knott, 30, was arrest- urday at 29 Cherry St.; at 9:04 ported a car was vandalized A report of a breaking and en- Whole Foods at 331 Paradise ed and charged with breaking a.m. Saturday at Adams and Lily A report of a larceny at 12:36 with silly string. tering at 12:49 a.m. Saturday Road. Swampscott looking for help

SWAMPSCOTT — was an arson fire in a fires in plastic recycling State Fire Marshal Peter newspaper distribution bins in the same neigh- J. Ostroskey, Swamp- box attached to 205 Bur- borhood. scott Police Chief Ronald rill St., a building that Ostroskey is urging Madigan and Fire Chief was commercial on the anyone with information Kevin Breen are asking first floor with apart- about the fires to call the for the public’s help with ments above. On Oct. 1, confidential Arson Ho- a series of intentionally during the early morn- tline at 1-800-682-9229. set fires over the past ing hours, there was a “These may seem like month near the Swamp- motor vehicle fire at 59 small fires, but all fires scott Housing Authority Doherty Circle that was start small and every Development on Doherty determined to be arson. fire was the potential to Circle. Over the past month, cause serious harm,” he On Friday night, there there have been multiple said in a statement. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In this Sept. 20 photo, Bryan Sweeney answers a question during an Suspect in officers’ slaying interview in Houston. ‘wanted to shoot police’ Bail practices in Texas under scrutiny By Robert Jablon and and carrying ammunition coming, and he is going to By Juan A. Lozano “It’s pretty mentally diffi- only leads to overcrowding Christopher Weber but no weapon after police shoot them.” ASSOCIATED PRESS cult to fight a misdemean- but can affect the outcome ASSOCIATED PRESS shot a chemical agent into Serrano said she went or from inside of jail,” said of their cases. In Harris HOUSTON — For univer- the home where he had back inside her house and Sweeney, 27, who described County, the nation’s third PALM SPRINGS, Calif. sity student Bryan Swee- holed up. within minutes police cars the tough choice many poor most populous, local offi- — In the minutes before ney, the three days he spent A neighbor, Frances Ser- arrived and gunfire erupt- defendants face. “I can get cials say they are aware of three Palm Springs offi- at the Harris County Jail cers were shot, two fatally, rano, told The Associated ed. in Houston before he could out and all I got to do is say, the problems and recently the suspected gunman’s Press that the suspect’s Police said John Felix pay his $10,000 bail for ‘I’m guilty,’ or I can sit in implemented a $5.3 million father told a neighbor panicked father, Santos suddenly pulled out a two misdemeanor charges, jail, sacrifice my freedoms plan, including a $2 million his son was armed, “act- Felix, earlier said his son, gun and opened fire on including for driving with and fight a misdemeanor grant from the MacArthur ing crazy” and wanted to an admitted gang mem- the officers who had re- a suspended license, cost case for the next six months Foundation, to jumpstart shoot police. ber, had a gun. sponded to a family dis- him a chance to register for that I can’t afford,” he said. reforms. John Felix, 26, was ap- “My son is inside and turbance call Saturday classes and graduate this Criminal justice reform “Low-level, nonviolent prehended early Sunday we’re scared, he’s acting afternoon at the home he summer. But Sweeney, an advocates say U.S. bail sys- offenders should not be after a lengthy standoff crazy,” Serrano said the shared with his parents accounting major at Texas tems unfairly keep low-in- rotting in jail waiting for and will be charged this older Felix told her. When in a quiet neighborhood Southern University, said come defendants — many of a trial. That’s just wrong,” week with murder. it was suggested they call of single-story ranch he’s lucky, as others in a whom are minorities arrest- Harris County District At- Police said Felix emerged the police he said, “Yeah, homes this desert resort similar situation might nev- ed for nonviolent crimes — torney Devon Anderson wearing soft body armor he already knows they are city. er have been able to pay. in jail for too long, which not said. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Stop if you’ve heard this before: Trump says something offensive

TRUMP State Rep. Donald Wong Jennifer Migliore, a and saying nothing about No woman should be support for Trump, with From A1 (R-Saugus). Democrat running against former President Bill talked about that way, others going further to Wong said he would have Wong for state representa- Clinton’s history of sexu- Tennant said, but it’s one urge that he drop out of State Rep. Donald Wong liked to see a better cam- tive, said “there is no place al abuse. He said Clinton thing to talk about it and the race. (R-Saugus) said Trump’s paign on both sides, rath- for defaming, derogatory was charged with doing another thing to do those “Absolutely not,” said comments took him by er than witnessing Trump remarks aimed towards inappropriate things to acts, he added, alluding to Tennant when asked if surprise. and Democratic nominee women.” women and Hillary Clin- the former president. Trump should drop out. “I was very disheart- Hillary Clinton constant- Alexander “Sandy” Ten- ton, instead of defend- At Sunday’s debate, “That would be basically ened by what he had ly taking shots at one an- nant, a Swampscott resi- ing them, attacked those Tennant said he was to say because I have other. He would like to see dent and former executive women. hoping for an apology handing over the election four generations of both candidates work on director of the MassGOP, “I thought the com- from Trump. In the wake to Hillary Clinton.” women that I repre- what they’re going to do said the words Trump ments were very inap- of the comments, some Gayla Cawley can be sent, my mother, wife, for the country and talk used were terrible, but he propriate, but they were Republican elected offi- reached at gcawley@item- one daughter and four about what they would be found it amazing that the made 11 years ago,” Ten- cials across the country live.com. Follow her on granddaughters,” said bringing to the table. media is focusing on that nant said. have withdrawn their Twitter @GaylaCawley. The Calnan family plots a Harvest Festival Falls resurrection for St. Joseph into place in Swampscott CALNAN SWAMPSCOTT Swampscott received the partment of Public Works, From A7 From A1 “Town Pride Award.” Fire and Police depart- paint. The staff St. Joseph In addition to social me- ments and Town Hall. For grasps in his hand was The group has 11 mem- dia, the group works to or- the Love’s funds have gone damaged in the fall and bers, all young women and ganize community events. towards the Swampscott Calnan’s crew repaired it. residents. Along with O’Neil On Sunday, Oct. 30, the Public Library, Police As- Finally the statue was and Cogliano, they include nonprofit will be hosting sociation and fire victims. ready to be returned to Gina Bush, vice-president, its second annual Hal- For the Love of Swamp- the cemetery better than Rebecca von Barta, secre- loween Harvest Fest at scott is a full-time unpaid ever, said Calnan’s broth- tary, Anne Quagrello, Katie 11 a.m. The event, held at job for its members on top er, Lynn resident Ed Cal- Greco, Colleen Sachar, Di- the high school, includes a of their regular occupations nan. ane O’Brien, Isabel Park, haunted house, face paint- and caring for their children. “I think because family Susan Wiernuscz and Lind- ing, food for purchase, “Everyone’s so receptive members are buried right say Bosken. games and prizes. that it makes it really worth across the road, it’s im- Their main presence and On Halloween week- it for us,” said Quagrello. portant to us. But Pat also the face of their organiza- end, judging will be held Another For the Love has a life-long history of tion is fittingly their Face- for decorated houses and of Swampscott initiative, offering to share his tal- book page, which is updat- businesses entered into the O’Neil said, is to limit waste- ents with the community ed almost daily with posts second annual Halloween ful practices in town by in- and he has done it many, of all things involving Display Contest. Even the stalling water fill stations many times,” he said. Swampscott. Posts could slower summer months in all community buildings. The restoration crew range from a history of the were busy for the group The group is applying for a worked for the better town, important meetings, with members organizing a grant through MassDevel- part of Sept. 30 to lift humans of Swampscott Father-Daughter dance. opment to help them with the statue back in place profile, which typically in- One of the group’s first the funding. She said the above a stone wall on the cludes a mini-feature text initiatives to bolster com- members are also working cemetery’s main road. and photo of a resident or munity pride was paint- on a way to implement a After seating it properly a business profile. ing red hearts on snow- snow shoveling plan for the on the pedestal, the crew “It definitely boosts peo- banks in the wake of large disabled and seniors. firmly doweled the stat- ple’s presence in town,” storms around Valentine’s O’Neil said variety ue in place and installed said von Barta. “It’s a great Day in 2015, adding that makes the group special: masonry clips to ensure medium for communicat- it really boosted their Half of the members are it will stay in place for ing with everybody in town presence in town. from the Greater Swamp- many years to come. Paul Coulon, back left, looks on as Mark Collins and a great place for peo- “A big focus of us is town scott area with fond mem- Pat Calnan’s late wife, checks the restored statue of St. Joseph with a ple to go to feel connected.” pride, not just celebrating ories of years gone by. Kathleen, and two sons, level and Frank McElligott helps out from the To stay constantly updat- it ourselves but instilling The other half settled in Patrick (PJ) and John, right side. ed on local events, mem- it in our community” said Swampscott as a place to are buried nearby and bers do a lot of research O’Neil. “One of the best live and raise families. he takes great comfort in commented on how they A city Zoning Board of and the group tries to parts of Swampscott is our “We all remember what knowing that the St. Jo- missed the statue through Appeals member for more stay involved in the com- residents.” made our community and seph statue is back where the years and thanked than 42 years, Calnan con- munity. For instance, they They have worked to childhood special,” she said. it belongs. Many visitors Calnan and his crew for siders community service participate in Town Meet- recognize different parts “We want to bring those as- to the cemetery have restoring it. a hallmark of his life. ing where For the Love of of Swampscott, like its De- pects to Swampscott today.” Liquor license slices Saugus board LEAD checks into

SAUGUS fortable with the transfer turn for a public hearing he said. “It’s not like this From A1 of the liquor license. There on Nov. 9, with Brazis and is an anomaly. It happens Lynn hotel rooms are too many variables in Mark Mitchell opposed. more often than not. The Byrne said Perry will my eyes.” Selectman Jeff Cicolini ball is definitely moving. LEAD near high-end condo and purchase the current site “Why is everything done said he was unhappy with They have already paid From A1 apartment development, of Victor’s Italian Cuisine so last minute?” said Se- the timing of the appli- the deposit and passed the new office space and other at 1539 Broadway. Vic- lectman Mark Mitchell. cation’s submission, but CORI check. Victor’s is a James Cowdell, execu- things to support it.” tor’s is moving to 1639 “Me, personally, I think I pushed to give Perry more current, viable building. I tive director of the Lynn There are other chal- Broadway, where Maddy’s would be proactive with time. He argued that re- will not support us going Economic Development lenges in bringing a hotel Lounge and Grill used to & Industrial Corp., the getting things in early, voking the license would through with a revocation or two to Lynn. The city be. city’s development agen- that way if there were mean the board would be tonight.” is isolated when it comes Selectmen tempered cy and member of the to transportation, and their vote last Wednesday things that weren’t com- starting from scratch with Bridget Turcotte can be LEAD team, acknowl- demand may not have by expressing reservations plete, we could follow up.” putting it to use. reached at bturcotte@item- edged that a hotel op- with Selectman Scott Bra- Selectmen voted 3-2 to “We have a partially live.com. Follow her on erator floated a plan to reached Lynn, Surago zis saying, “I am not com- have Perry and Byrne re- submitted application,” Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. build on the Lynnway said. two years ago, but it fell “There’s one way in and through. one way out on Route “There has been an 1A,” she said. Still, while Rescues and worry after Hurricane effort to bring a hotel there are lots of hotels in to Lynn, but there has the pipeline in Greater never been this level of Boston, the region is not Matthew inundates North Carolina conversation that’s tak- overdeveloped and there By Martha Waggoner ing place with CBRE,” he is still surplus demand and Allen Breed said. “Getting data, that given Boston is such a dif- ASSOCIATED PRESS would be helpful to bring ficult place to build. hotel operators to the “The new rooms will be FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. city because a city the pretty much absorbed at — When Hurricane Mat- size of Lynn should have least in the next couple thew dumped torrential hotel rooms.” of years,” said Surago. rains on North Caroli- Despite the fact that “One of the things that na, thousands of people there is lots of hotel con- would spur construction found themselves sud- struction underway and of a hotel is if the city denly trapped in homes in the pipeline in Greater is successful in develop- and cars. Rescuers in Boston, more rooms are ing luxury housing along Coast Guard helicopters needed, Hutchinson said. plucked some of them Still, given land and con- the waterfront as well from rooftops and used struction costs, it can be as mixed-use. There is military vehicles to reach an expensive proposition an opportunity for Lynn others, including a wom- for a developer to open a to capitalize on all the an who held on to a tree new hotel. Developers typ- growth in downtown Bos- for three hours after her ically look at a profitabil- ton.” car was overrun by flood PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ity metric that is calcu- Cowdell asked if there waters. A man walks across a road damaged by floodwaters caused by rain from lated by occupancy times were any incentives the In another dramatic Hurricane Matthew in Fayetteville, N.C., Sunday. average daily rate which city could offer to attract rescue, a woman with her equals revenue per avail- hotel developers. He was small child perched on feared they may find more was expected to rise to 17 More than a million able room. told tax incentives are the roof of her car had to victims. The problems feet above flood stage by people in South Caroli- “Among the factors to one way to attract devel- be helped to safety as the were far from over as all late Monday — a level not na and North Carolina be considered is demand, opers. waters rose around them, that rain — more than a seen since Floyd. McCrory were without power, and how many business tour- Jason Denoncourt, eco- underscoring how quickly foot in places — flows into expected more evacuations at least four separate ists and sporting events nomic development di- Matthew wreaked havoc rivers and downstream, as some rivers were pre- sections of Interstate 95 would attract the spill- rector for U.S. Rep. Seth 100 miles or more inland likely causing days of ma- dicted to crest next Friday. — the main artery link- over from Boston and Moulton (D-Mass.) and after sparing much of the jor flooding in many of the David Bullock’s sister ing the East Coast from places like Revere,” said a member of the LEAD Southeastern coast the same places devastated by called him as he bought Florida to Maine — were Hutchinson. team, was responsible for catastrophic damage once a similar deluge from Hur- lottery tickets to tell him closed in North Carolina. He cited construction of bringing Hutchinson and feared. ricane Floyd in 1999. police were knocking on The ferocity of the rain a hotel at University Sta- The storm killed more “Hurricane Matthew is doors saying they had to caught people by sur- tion in Westwood where Surago to the session in than 500 people in Haiti off the map. But it is still go. He rebuilt his home af- prise. Ezekiel Crowe, 10, hotel operators want to be an effort to expand the and at least 18 in the U.S. with us. And it is still ter the 1999 flood. escaped the floods in Fay- close to transit, retail and number of out-of-town — nearly half of them in deadly,” McCrory said. “If I get flooded again, etteville on Saturday with restaurants. commercial real estate North Carolina. Most were Princeville, a town of I can’t take it. I can’t go his parents and seven “You can’t just plop a entities to explore oppor- swept away by flood waters. 2,000 that disappeared in back and take the expense. brothers and sisters when hotel down, typically, ho- tunities in the city. Gov. Pat McCrory said the waters of the Tar River If I get flooded again I’m a police boat plucked them tels are part of a mixed- Thomas Grillo can be authorities were search- during Floyd, was evacu- going to say, ‘it’s yours, I’m from an apartment as the use project,” Surago said. reached at tgrillo@item- ing for five people and ated Sunday as the river gone,’” Bullock said. waters rose. “Developers prefer to be live.com. A8 MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Reality TV Stars having a bowl for charity Boz Scaggs rocks in Lynn

Town Line Luxury Lanes in Malden hosted an event where Reality TV stars came to bowl with local families. Part of the program was gifting a car to homeless family. Above Left: Karen Foss (crying) and Crysta Foss of Lynn react the gift. Dealership owner (Top) Mary and Dennis Moore, (bottom) John Sevastakis, Peabody, who owns York Kia of Medford in background. The car is from his Diane Kirby, left, and Donna Legere get lot. ready to go into the Boz Scaggs North American Tour at the Lynn City Hall Audi- Above top right: Jimmy Tarantino from “Survivor”, the Nicaragua season 21, holds Xavier torium Sunday evening. Pszenny of Lynn, Mark Abbatista “Abba” of the “Amazing Race” and Crysta Foss of Lynn pose for a photo during the event. For a full review of the show by Bill Broth- erton, visit Itemlive.com or take a look in Above bottom right: From the left, Tom DeSimone of Saugus, James Huling of “Big Brother” Tuesday’s edition of The Daily Item. seasons 17 and 18, and Beth Silvaggio of Lynn pose for a photo together during the event.

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By Scot Cooper The Eagles got on the board rst af- FOR THE ITEM ter forcing a fumble on the Knights’ rst drive. The Prep got the ball at mid eld, DANVERS — When schools in the Cath- and 10 plays later quarterback Mike Yarin olic Conference get together, the intensity hit Hayden Rockett to put the home team level is always through the roof. ahead. It was no different Saturday at Brother The two teams began trading touch- Linus Athletic Commons when St. John’s downs after that. Peter Scibilia ran in Prep got past Catholic Memorial, 37-27. from the four to make it 7-6, right before On The Prep’s Senior Day, the Eagles the end of the rst quarter. The Eagles came back from a third-quarter de cit to came right back, as Rockett snared anoth- score the nal 14 points of the game and er touchdown pass from Yarin to move the improve its record to 3-2. lead to 14-6. Senior Pat McTiernan, who was perfect on The Knights took the ball down the eld, all ve of his conversion kicks, said that it’s with Scibilia busting into the end zone always great to beat a conference rival, and from the four, making the score 14-12. to do it in front of a packed house on Senior Then came the play that both coaches Day made it extra special. were talking about after the game. “Winning on our Senior Day really means Catholic Memorial lined up for a 2-point a lot to us, because this program has such conversion. Knights quarterback Matthew a long tradition,” McTiernan said. “A lot of Mercantano rolled to the left, looking for PHOTO | BOB ROCHE great players go through this program, and an opening in the far corner of the end for me, and the other seniors, to beat a good zone. Mercantano tried to connect with Bishop Fenwick’s Nick Gubitose pushes the Blazing Bears Ryan team like Catholic Memorial means a lot. Kyle Sonnie, but Wes Rockett stepped in Barrett (with ball) toward the Spartan’s goal while Connor Hurley “You can’t ask for a better football atmo- front of Sonnie, picking the pass off at the (5) and Aidan O’Brien (6) defend. The Blazing Bears are a Special sphere than at home. You’ve got the under- two. Rockett had a little open space and Olympics program. The scrimmage was part of a service project by classmen on the sidelines rooting for you, he turned that into a 98-yard return for St. Mary’s soccer players. St. Mary’s coach Mike D’Agostino hopes and your parents, friends and families in two points. to make the game a yearly event. the stands, it’s just great,” McTiernan said. ST. JOHN’S, B2 Generals Brady: ‘I’ve just win rst moved on, man’ playoff game By Tom Withers ASSOCIATED PRESS LYNN — The North Shore Generals took a giant step for- CLEVELAND — Anoth- ward in pursuit of the New En- er win in the books, Tom gland Football League cham- Brady jogged off the eld pionship with a 15-6 win over as he’s done so many times the Lowell Nor’Easters Sunday before. night in a league playoff game. As the Patriots fans who The game plan of clock man- invaded Cleveland cheered agement was evident through- and chanted his name, out the game, forcing Lowell to Brady waved and smiled make the most out of every op- before heading into the portunity. locker room and celebrat- The rst half was heavily con- ing with his teammates. trolled by the Generals, result- His eyes only focused ing in a 9-0 rst-half lead. The forward, he savored every lone touchdown in the half was second. an exciting 18-yard touchdown He missed this. run from Kelvin Amparo. “I’m back doing what I The Nor’Easters came out of love to do,” he said. the locker room in the second Looking razor-sharp PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO | BOB ROCHE half with very high sense of at times and relatively Tom Brady barks out urgency. This resulted in a 17- North Shore Generals quarterback Kelvin Amparo rolls to his rust-free after serving signals during Sun- GENERALS, B2 right and looks down eld before throwing a pass. PATRIOTS, B2 day’s game. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 Red Sox, Indians will try again today By Jimmy Golen ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON — Josh Tom- lin is just fine waiting another day to make his postseason debut. The Indians right- hander said he was treat- ing Sunday as a regular off-day after rain washed out Game 3 of Cleve- land’s AL Division Series against Boston. But in- stead of building on the success from the 2-0 lead in the best-of-five series, he will take the mound af- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ter both teams had extra Boston Red Sox pitcher Drew Pomeranz toss- rest. es a baseball in the outfield in front of grounds “We had a few days off crew workers at Fenway Park, Sunday. after the regular season, ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON too, and we played two would before a start. ans rotation is likely to pretty good games” in Red Sox manager John Rich Avery, left, confers with Dave Raymond prior to Friday night’s En- stay the same for Games the ALDS, Tomlin said Farrell said he would stick glish-Danvers football game. Raymond has worked closely both with 4 and 5, if necessary. But outside the visitor’s club- with Clay Buchholz for now Game 1 starter Trev- previous facilities manager John Kasian and, now, with Avery. house at Fenway Park Game 3 but wouldn’t com- or Bauer would be back on shortly after the game mit beyond that. Boston the regular amount of rest was postponed. “So I don’t reliever Brad Ziegler said on Tuesday. know if it hurts our mo- the team was “completely Avery finds his fields of dreams Corey Kluber can pitch mentum or not.” confident” with Buchholz in Game 5 — or, if the Red Sunday’s scheduled 4:08 on the mound and the sea- AVERY ter, that’s for sure.” coach, he knows a lot of Sox don’t last that long, It also beats, he said, be- the people with whom he’s p.m. start was called off son on the line. From A1 wait for AL Championship ing covered with fleas and working in his new job, around 2 p.m. — long be- “He’s been throwing the Series. “I said heck, yeah,” said walking into dwellings to such as the Lynn Hous- fore the gates had opened ball great coming down the In the Red Sox clubhouse, Avery. find a body (which hap- ing Authority’s Dave Ray- or the starting pitchers stretch and he’s got World Driscoll knew Avery pened once, he said). mond, who was at Man- had begun to warm up; it Series experience. He’s Ortiz’s son D’Angelo wait- from his work with the “I also get confused a lot ning Field Friday night will be made up at 6:08 got playoff experience,” ed dressed at his locker for p.m. on Monday. Pine Hill Little League, an with my twin brother, Rob, helping him with various Ziegler said. “And if noth- his dad to leave with him Cleveland outfielder organization he’d worked who is a Lynn police offi- logistical details. ing else, maybe the day of — maybe for one of the last Lonnie Chisenhall said for in the 1990s, both as a cer,” he said. So far, he said, the tough- rain gives everybody else a times. Xander Bogaerts having two days off in a coach and as the field di- On the face of it, Av- est thing he’s had to han- day of rest and gives us a played cards with team- row was “like a short All- chance to bring those guys rector. Avery, whose wife, ery’s duties don’t seem dle is the paperwork in- mates. Sandy Leon spoke Star break.” back.” Jill, is the current presi- to be that complicated. volved. wearing a knit cap perfect “You don’t want to burn The Indians won Games dent of the league, man- He schedules games and “It was pretty intimidat- for the cool weather ahead. a starter trying to squeeze 1 and 2 at home, beating aged the league All-Star maintains the facilities at ing at first,” he said. “But I With the rainout, the a start into a window,” he Boston’s two best pitch- team this summer. He both Manning and Fras- Red Sox could come back think I’m getting the hang said. “You want to give ers and setting the stage has also helped Driscoll’s er, and he supervises the of it.” to 22-game winner Rick son, Joseph Jr., who is the city’s summer jobs pro- a game a chance to get for a sweep at Fenway on He will be busier be- played with no things Sunday. The rainout push- Porcello in Game 4 on the league’s current field di- gram. He works out of the fore he slows down for usual four days of rest. Da- rector, and he has worked looming.” es that back one day — at city’s Community Devel- a few weeks. Manning vid Price would be lined with the younger Driscoll opment department, un- Tomlin said he had gone least — and could extend Field is a popular venue through his usual pre- David Ortiz’s career for up to start a decisive fifth with Lynn Youth Hockey der James Marsh. for state-level high school as well. game routine but hadn’t another day as well. game, leaving Eduardo While he may be more tournament games, espe- “They were looking for gone to the bullpen to Indians manager Terry Rodriguez as the odd man visible darting around cially in soccer. As soon as someone who had experi- Manning and Fraser start throwing like he Francona said the Indi- out. the fall season concludes ence in the area of work- during tournaments, mak- (after the Thanksgiving ing with schedules, and ing sure everything’s the Day game), Manning will fields,” said Avery last way it needs to be, Avery Brady: ‘I’ve just moved on, man’ have to be winterized. Friday while getting ready says the summer jobs pro- Over the winter, he will for the Danvers-Lynn En- gram might be more re- PATRIOTS the last four weeks, none in the fourth. get to work on the summer glish game. warding in the long run. From B1 of it matters. “We hadn’t seen him in “From the time he asked “This year,” he said, jobs program, and in the “I’ve just moved on, a while,” said Edelman, me until the time the job “John had more than 100 spring, he’ll be even more his four-game “Deflate- man.” Brady’s teammate for was offered to me, it was kids signed up.” busy because both Man- gate” suspension, Brady Brady passed for 271 eight seasons who was not two months.” The program is offered ning and Fraser fields are passed for 406 yards and yards in the first half as surprised by the perfor- Kasian’s last day on the for youth in Lynn from the in use constantly. threw three touchdowns the Patriots (4-1) rebound- mance. job was Sept. 30, but by ages of 15-21 and offers up “Still,” he said, “it’s the to Martellus Bennett in ed from a stinging shutout “You train with a guy. then, Avery was well along to 37½ hours a week for up best job in the world. Be- his hyped return as the last week at home to Buf- You go to camp with a guy. in his learning curve. to $9 an hour. And the job fore, I was out of the house Patriots thumped the falo. You’ve played a number “They gave me a month aren’t exclusively city po- before my kids (Richard, Cleveland Browns 33-13 Brady threw two short of years with a guy. To see to work with John and sitions. 10; Jayson 9) were up. on Sunday. TD passes in the first half what he’s gone through, learn the ropes,” Avery “We have Lynn business- Now, I’m up with them and New England’s star to Bennett before hooking you’re going to get excit- quarterback was back — said. es involved,” said Avery. take them to school.” up with his new teammate ed.” much to the relief of team- When he was offered the “If a business wants to And though he loves on a 37-yarder to give the Following the game, mates and Patriots fans job, Avery, who knew he’d employ a Lynn kid, it can his sports, “it’s usually Patriots a 30-7 lead in the Brady basked in the ad- everywhere — following wanted it — immediately go through us. The busi- too busy for me when I’m third. ulation from the Patriots a ban for his role in the retired from Verizon. ness will pay half the the working to even see any of He thoroughly enjoyed fans ringing the entrance “And I feel like I’m in city will pay the other half. the games,” he said. scandal in which an NFL investigation found that his return, even posing to the tunnel, Follow- heaven,” he said. “This This can be anything from He admits he has some the four-time Super Bowl like Olympic track star ing his news conference, is unbelievable. I never insurance companies to serious shoes to fill when champion Patriots un- Usain Bolt after a 4-yard Brady stylish as always in thought I’d retire from banks. It’s a win-win situ- it comes to succeeding Ka- der-inflated footballs in run to signal for a first a blue tailored suit, posed Verizon at age 40. It beats ation.” sian. the 2015 AFC champion- down. for a few photos with fans climbing up a telephone Because of his years “The biggest,” Avery ship game. “I don’t run much, and before he was greeted by pole in the middle of win- working as a youth sports said. Brady fought Commis- when I do I get excited,” friends, including former sioner Roger Goodell’s rul- he said, smiling. Browns tight end Aar- Rocketts red glare as Prep beats CM ing for more than a year Coach Bill Belichick re- on Shea, who threw his before he begrudgingly placed Brady with 6:02 arms around his Michigan left, greeting him on the teammate. the ball back and go right team, every time we meet accepted his punishment. ST. JOHN’S sideline with a handshake LeGarrette Blount add- down and score again, It it’s a tough game, and to- And while it appeared From B1 and pat on the back. ed a 1-yard score for the certainly was a big play.” day was no different, they he took out some frustra- tion on the Browns (0-5), The 39-year-old was far Patriots, who all drew in- Knights coach Dennis were able to come out on Rockett picked the ball Brady insisted he’s not from perfect, overthrow- spiration from Brady’s re- off right in front of the Golden said that every top,” Golden said. game against conference seeking revenge. ing Julian Edelman for turn. CM fans, and bolted down The Knights (2-3) made rivals is played at a very “This isn’t a time for me a possible long TD, but “We were all intense to- the far sideline where the it 27-23 to open the second high level. to reflect,” he said. “There’s Brady spread the ball day, all amped up,” said cheers took off when he half. on a touchdown catch “That’s the nature of the no point at looking back around and showed a nice Gronkowski, who had by Michael Giacobbe, but ran past the Eagle fans, conference, you’re playing at anything. Whether we touch on a few passes, in- five catches for 109 yards. those were the final points making it 16-12. good teams every week, won Super Bowls or lost cluding a floater to Rob “Tom always brings the Eagles coach Brain St. that’s how it is so you for Catholic Memorial. championship games or Gronkowski for 37 yards ampness to the table.” Pierre said that Rockett’s have to be ready to play Rockett and Aise Pream pick was a very big play a big game every week,” scored the final two Prep for his team. Golden said. “That pick touchdowns, with McTier- Spartan football train chugs along “If they (CM) make that on our conversion hurt, I nan on target both times. conversion it’s 14-14, but called that play, maybe we “We’re glad to get this ST. MARY’S instead we get it and it’s should have kicked it, that win, a conference win, now From B1 a 4-point swing for us,” St. one’s on me.” we get ready for BC High,” Pierre said. “The we get “St. John’s has a great McTiernan said. sideline for a touchdown. Toe rushed for another 2-point conversion and the North Shore Generals win playoff debut Spartans went on top, 28- 0, with 3:09 left in the first GENERALS quarter. From B1 St. Mary’s also scored touchdown by Joe Harris. on its next series, a quick This was the lone touch- 3-play drive that ended with Johnson hauling in down for the Nor’Easters, PHOTO | BOB ROCHE but it wasn’t enough. a 46-yard touchdown pass St. Mary’s Lee Pacheco fields a punt and heads The North Shore Gener- from Marcus Atkins. John- upfield behind the blocking of Bobby Reynolds. als sealed the game with son out-leaped a defend- er at about the Bishops’ an impressive 59-yard Brumfield kept the drive to score came late in the 25 and then had nothing touchdown run by Des- alive by picking up four fourth quarter when they mond Wilhelmsen making in front of him but the end zone. Joey Silvestri’s yards on 4th-and-1 from made to as far as the the final score 15-6. The the Spartans’ 49. Johnson Spartans’ 24, but the drive next playoff game for the 2-point conversion rush scored on a 11-yard run to ended with a fumble. Generals will be Saturday advanced St. Mary’s lead the left side, and Silvestri’s Josh Mateo had a 45- in North Smithsfield, R.I. to 36-0, with10:05 left in against the Warhogs. the first half. second conversion of the yard touchdown run for An interception by Atkins game made the score 44-0, St. Mary’s called back due For upcoming games PHOTO | BOB ROCHE and events, see www.face- set up the Spartans’ next with 10 seconds left in the to a holding penalty with book.com/NorthShore- Lynn English graduate Edward Owens-Finch scoring drive, a 60-yard first half. less than two minutes left GeneralsFootball. appears to enjoy playing in the rain. march that last nine plays. The Bishops’ best chance in the game. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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TODAY (3:30) SATURDAY Boys Soccer Peabody at English (4) ST. MARY’S 44, WILLIAMS 0 Football Gloucester at Man-Essex (1:30) Salem at Beverly (4) At Manning Field Malden Cath. at Fenwick (10) Williams 0 0 0 0 — 0 St. Mary’s Austin Prep at Lowell St. Mary’s 28 16 0 0 — 44 Standings Medford at Marblehead (noon) Cath. (3:30) SM — Abraham Toe 43 run (Toe Needham at St. John’s (10) Winthrop at Gloucester (4) rush) NORTHEASTERN Northeast at St. Mary’s (noon) Field Hockey SM — James Brumfield 49 run CONFERENCE TBA at KIPP (4) (rush failed) Danvers at Fenwick (4:30) NORTH Winthrop at Mystic Valley (4) SM — Calvin Johnson 9 run (rush Lg Overall Everett at Saugus (4) failed) Cross Country M’head 3-0 5-0 Gloucester at Malden (4) SM — Johnson 34 fumble return Lynnfield Masco at Georgetown Beverly 2-1 4-1 (Toe rush) Danvers 2-1 4-1 (3:30) Swampscott at Man-Essex (4) SM — Johnson 46 pass from Mar- Girls Soccer Peabody 1-1 2-3 Field Hockey cus Atkins (Joey Silvestri rush) English 0-2 1-4 Arl. Cath. at Peabody (4) Burlington at Revere (4) SM — Johnson 11 run (Silvestri Classical 0-2 1-4 rush) Chelsea at Tech (6) SOUTH Fenwick at Medfield (3:30) AW SM Gloucester 3-0 4-1 Lynnfield at Georgetown (10) Georgetown at Lynnfield (3:45) 1st downs 7 14 Salem 2-1 3-2 Girls Soccer Swampscott at English (4) Rushes-yds 29-81 37-334 Swampscott 1-2 3-2 Pass yds 7 46 Everett at Saugus (10) Golf Revere 1-1 1-4 C-A-I 2-9-1 1-2-0 Fenwick at Danvers (10) Beverly at Danvers (3:30) Total yds 88 380 Winthrop 1-2 1-4 Marblehead at Central Cath. (3) Classical at Revere (4) pens-yds 1-5 5-40 Saugus 0-3 0-5 Peabody at Act. Box (4) Fenwick at Marian (3:30) fumb-lost 3-2 1-0 CATHOLIC CENTRAL St. Mary’s at Bedford (10) Georgetown at Lynnfield (3) plays 40 43 LARGE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS St. Mary’s 2-0 5-0 TBA at KIPP (2) Lowell Cath. at St. Mary’s (3:30) Golf RUSHING Spellman 2-0 2-3 Peabody at English (4) WILLIAMS — Josh Knoll 9-40, Fenwick 1-1 4-1 Xaverian at St. John’s (3) Saugus at Salem (4) Cronde Alfred 8-26; ST. MARY’S — Williams 1-1 2-2 Volleyball Austin Prep 1-2 2-3 Winthrop at Swampscott (4) Johnson 11-103, Brumfield 9-98, Swampscott at Ham-Wen (5:30) Toe 3-54, Connor Donohue 6-25. Arl. Cath. 0-3 0-5 TUESDAY Volleyball PASSING COMMONWEALTH Boys Soccer Arl. Cath. at St. Mary’s (5:15) ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS — Jack PHOTO | BOB ROCHE CONFERENCE Rega 2-7-0-7, Casey Earle 0-1-1-0, English at Swampscott (4) Fenwick at Matignon (5:30) SMALL Nick Riley 0-1-0-0. ST. MARY’S — Calvin Johnson of St. Mary’s caught this pass, Lynnfield at Georgetown (3:45) Northeast at Revere (5:15) M. Valley 2-0 4-1 Atkins 1-2-0-46. despite a great defensive effort by Archbishop Tech 2-1 2-3 Peabody at Saugus (4) Salem Acad. at KIPP (5:30) RECEIVING Williams’ Tim Chase, and took it for a touch- Gr. Lowell 1-1 1-4 Cross Country Saugus at Ipsiwch (TBA) ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS — Tim Minuteman 0-1 0-4 Chase 2-7; ST. MARY’S — Johnson Fenwick St. Joseph’s at Williams Winthrop at Mt. Alvernia (5:15) down. Chelsea 0-3 0-5 1-46. CAPE ANN LEAGUE ST. JOHN’S 37, CATH. MEM. 27 P — Eric DeMayo 1 run (D’Amato Yds rushing 173 266 BAKER TV/RADIO At Brother Linus Commons kick) Yds passing 65 68 Lynnfield 3-0 3-2 Cath. Mem. 6 14 7 0 — 27 P — Doherty 14 run (D’Amato kick) C-A-I 5-12-0 1-2-0 Ham-Wen 2-0 3-2 Soccer: FIFA World Cup quali- St. John’s 7 16 0 14 — 37 LC P Fum-Rec 0-1 1-0 TV Ipswich 1-1 2-3 SJ — Hayden Rockett 10 pass from 1st downs 5 14 Pen-Yds 2-25 2-20 Pro Baseball: Texas at Toron- fying: Bulgaria at Sweden G’town 0-1 3-2 Mike Yarin (Pat McTiernan kick) Rushes-yds 72 269 Total Yds 238 334 Man Essex 0-2 2-3 to, TBS, 1:08 p.m.; Wash- FS2, FIFA World Cup qualify- CM — Peter Scibilia 4 run (kick Pass yds 35 47 Plays 63 34 Amesbury 0-2 0-5 ington at LA Dodgers, MLB ing: France at Netherlands failed) C-A-I 4-10-0 4-6-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Network, 4:08 p.m.; Cleve- SJ — H. Rockett 27 pass from Yarin Total yds 107 316 RUSHING CATHOLIC CONFERENCE FS1, 2:30 p.m. (McTiernan kick) St. John’s 2-0 3-2 land at Boston, TBS, 6:08 Pens-yds 3-39 6-68 SAUGUS — James Moise 74 yds; Tennis: World Team Tennis: CM — Scibilia 4 run (pass failed) Fumb-lost 0-0 1-1 Marvens Moise-30 yds; Theiry Xaverian 1-0 4-1 p.m.; Chi. Cubs at San Fran- SJ — Wes Rockett 98 interception Plays 32 54 Pierre-24 yds; Dante McGrane-22 BC High 1-0 4-0 cisco, FS1, 9:38 p.m. Team Billie Jean vs. Team return on failed CM conversion INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS yds; Kyle Lennan-20 yds; Mabee Jr.-5 Cath. Mem. 0-2 2-3 SJ — Luke George 55 pass from Malden Cath. 0-2 2-3 Pro Basketball: Exhibition: Elton John, ESPN2, 10 p.m. RUSHING yds; Christian Correia-1 yd Yarin (McTiernan kick) CLASSICAL — Melvin Nieves 6-43, REVERE — Rivera-197 yds; Oscar Washington at New York, RADIO CM — Trent Cooley 8 pass from Matt Lauria 9-19, Alex Pedro 2-7, Lopez-37 yds; Sullivan-28 yds; kick) NBA TV, 7:30 p.m. Pro Baseball: Cleveland at Matthew Mercantano (Michael Chase Buono 4-6, Kyle Peachey 1 DeStefano-4 yds Giacobbe pass from Yarin) F — Cory Bright 29 run (Cam Eon Pro Football: Tampa Bay at Boston, WEEI-FM (93.7), 6 (-3); PEABODY — Freedman 16-113, PASSING CM — Giacobbe 39 pass from Mer- DeMayo 7-82, Doherty 6-54, Nick MINUTEMAN: Mabee Jr. 5-12-53; kick) Carolina, ESPN, 8:30 p.m. p.m. cantano (Brant Keough kick) Nelsnick 4-20. James Moise 1-2-12 F — Isaiah Cashwell-Doe 1 run (Cam SJ — H. Rockett 15 pass from PASSING TECH: Sullivan 1-2-68 Eon kick) Yarin (McTiernan kick) CLASSICAL — Lauria 4-10-35-0-1; RECEIVING GLOUCESTER 48, WINTHROP 6 MAJOR LEAGUE POST-SEASON AT A GLANCE SJ — Aise Pream 4 run (McTiernan PEABODY — D’Amato 4-6-47-1. MINUTEMAN: Chris McGrane-19 yds; At E. Boston Stadium kick) RECEIVING Marvens Moise-19 yds; Correia-13 Gloucester 14 20 14 0 — 48 WILD CARD x-Wednesday, Oct. 12: Boston at CM SJ CLASSICAL — Dave Barnard 2-16, yds; Ricardo Martinez-12 yds; Winthrop 0 6 0 0 — 6 Tuesday, Oct. 4: Toronto 5, Baltimore Cleveland, 6:08 or 8:08 p.m. (TBS) First downs 16 24 Nieves 1-17, Buono 1- 2.; PEABODY Pierre-2 yds G — Nate Young 1 run (Brandon 2, 11 innings National League Yds rush 72 125 — DeMayo 2-27, Brandon Muise TECH: DeSimone-68 yds Rivera kick) Wednesday, Oct. 5: San Francisco 3, Chicago 2, San Francisco 0 Yds Pass 280 210 1-10, Doherty 1-10. LYNNFIELD 47, MAN-ESSEX 14 G — Marc Smith 32 run (Rivera kick) N.Y. Mets 0 Friday, Oct. 7: Chicago 1, San Fran- C-A-I 20-34-2 11-18-1 MARBLEHEAD 39, BEVERLY 7 At Lynnfield G — Smith 41 pass from Young (kick DIVISION SERIES cisco 0 Tot. Yds 352 335 At Piper Field M-E 7 0 0 0 7 — 14 failed) (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) Saturday, Oct. 8: Chicago 5, San INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Beverly 0 0 7 0 — 7 Lynnfield 20 13 14 0 — 47 W — Johnathan Gonzales 4 run (kick American League Francisco 2 RUSHING Marblehead 12 7 13 7 — 39 M-E — Bobby Beardsley 12 run failed) Toronto 2, Texas 0 Monday, Oct. 10: Chicago (Arrieta CM — Mercantano 2-14, Scibilia M — Jaason Lopez 5 run (kick failed) (Charlie Otterbein kick) G — Christian Sanfilippo 55 run Thursday, Oct. 6: Toronto 10, Texas 1 18-8) at San Francisco, 9:38 p.m. 13-58; SJ — Yarin 4-11, Rodolosi M — Lopez 7 run (rush failed) L — Nicholas Kinnon 46 run (Liam Friday, Oct. 7: Toronto 5, Texas 3 (FS1) 8-44, Pream 10-70. M — Lopez 4 run (Sam Paquette Fabbi kick) (kick failed) Sunday, Oct. 9: Texas (Lewis 6-5) at x-Tuesday, Oct. 11: Chicago (Lackey PASSING kick) L — Louis Ellis 51 pass from Mat- G — Sanfilippo 4 run (Rivera kick) Toronto (Sanchez 15-2), 7:38 p.m. 11-8) at San Francisco, 8:08 or 8:40 CM — Mercantano 20-34-280 2 TD B — Chris Cole 4 pass from Kevin thew Mortellite (Fabio kick) G — Christian Sanfilippo 60 run (TBS) p.m. (FS1) 2 INT; SJ — 11-18-210 3 TD 1 INT Morency (Luke Samperi kick) L — Tyler Murphy 23 run (kick failed) (Rivera kick) x-Monday, Oct. 10: Texas (Perez x-Thursday, Oct. 13: San Francisco at RECEIVING M - Harry Craig 24 pass from Drew L — Ellis 5 pass from Mortellite G Ryan Argentino 4-yard run (Rivera 10-11) at Toronto (Stroman 9-10), Chicago, 8:08 or 8:40 p.m. (FS1) CM — Cooley 3-46, Emmett Forde Gally (pass failed) (rush failed) kick) 1:08 (TBS) Los Angeles 1, Washington 1 2-14, Jack McGowan 2-10, Giacobbe M — Sam Frontero 5 run (Paquette L — Ellis 20 pass from Mortellite THURSDAY 7-135, Kyle Sonnie 6-75; SJ — x-Wednesday, Oct. 12: Toronto at Friday, Oct. 7: Los Angeles 4, Wash- kick) (Fabbi kick) LYNN TECH 47, MINUTEMAN 6 Texas, 8:08 or 9:38 p.m. (TBS) ington 3 Luke George 1-55, Cam Weaver B M L — Tyler Murphy 23 pass from Mor- At Manning Field, Lynn 1-17, Declan Burt 1-24, H, Rockett Cleveland 2, Boston 0 Saturday, Oct. 8: Los Angeles at 1st downs 5 16 tellite (Fabbi kick) M’man 0 0 0 6 — 6 7-114 Thursday, Oct. 6: Cleveland 5, Bos- Washington, ppd., rain Rushes-yds 20-27 39-288 L — Justin Ysalguez 72 run (Fabbi Tech 20 15 6 6 — 47 ton 4 Sunday, Oct. 9: Washington 5, Los FRIDAY Pass yds 115 104 kick) LT — Steffan Gravely 59 run (Robert C-A-I 7-17-2 10-17-0 Friday, Oct. 7: Cleveland 6, Boston 0 Angeles 2 DANVERS 26, ENGLISH 0 M — Robert Sarmanian 5 run (Anna Woodley kick) At Manning Field Total yds 142 392 Zerilli kick) Sunday, Oct. 9: Cleveland at Boston, Monday, Oct. 10: Washington (Gonza- LT — Keoni Gaskin 81 run (Woodley ppd., rain lez 11-11) at Los Angeles (Maeda Danvers 6 8 6 6 — 26 pens-yds5-25 4-50 M-E L kick) Monday, Oct. 10: Cleveland (Tomlin 16-10), 4:08 p.m. (MLB) English 0 0 0 0 — 0 fumb-lost 3-0 2-0 1st downs 11 18 LT — Gravely 45 run (kick no good) 13-9) at Boston (Buchholz 8-10), Tuesday, Oct. 11: Washington at Los D — Dean Borders 14 run (kick plays 42 59 Rushes-yds 42-226 27-346 LT — Gravely 71 run (Marcus Taylor 6:08 p.m. (TBS) Angeles, 5:05 or 8:08 p.m. (FS1) failed) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Pass yds 14 151 x-Tuesday, Oct. 11: Cleveland at Bos- x-Thursday, Oct. 13: Los Angeles at D — Matt Reidy 7 pass from Bor- RUSHING 2–5-0 10-13-0 pass to Stanley Wotring) ton (Rodriguez 3-7), TBA (TBS) Washington, 5:05 or 8:08 p.m. (FS1) ders (Turner pass from Bordes) BEVERLY — Kyle Chouinard 3-11, Total yds 240 497 LT — Gravely 58 punt return (Wood- D — Borders 16 run (pass failed) Kevin Flaherty 4-10; MARBLEHEAD pens-yds 2-15 6-75 ley kick) D — Matt Andreas 57 run (kick — Lopez 20-179, Gally 8-67, Fronte- fumb-lost 1-1 0-0 LT — Gravely 80 kick return (kick no NFL failed) ro 5-36, Craig 2-20. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS good) D E PASSING RUSHING LT — Gravely 26 run (kick no good) AFC NATIONAL CONFERENCE 1st downs 16 10 BEVERLY — Morency 7-17-2-115; MANCHESTER-ESSEX — Bobby MIN — Darian Casseus 6 run (kick East East Yds Rush 194 107 MARBLEHEAD — Gally 10-17-0-104. Beardsley 8-103; Robert Sarmanian no good) W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Yds Pass 130 59 RECEIVING 17-73; Jake Athanas 9-27. LYNN- M T New Eng 4 1 0 .800 114 74 Dallas 4 1 0 .800 129 91 BEVERLY — Flaherty 2-80, Chouinard Tot. Yds 324 166 FIELD — Justin Ysalguez 5-108; Tyler 1st downs 8 1 Buffalo 3 2 0 .600 117 87 Philadelphia 3 1 0 .750 115 51 Pen-Yds 5-35 6-55 2-20, Ameer Alshrafi 1-8, Cole 1-4, Murphy 7-105; Matthew Mortellite Yds rushing 76 302 N.Y. Jets 1 4 0 .200 92 136 Washington 3 2 0 .600 115 122 Fum-Rec 0-0 0-0 Sam Abate 1-3. MARBLEHEAD — 4-46; Anthony Murphy 7-45; Nicholas Miami 1 4 0 .200 88 119 N.Y. Giants 2 2 0 .500 73 85 Yds passing 24 0 Plays 48 48 Craig 5-61, Derek Marino 2-39, Andy Kinnon 2-42. South South Comp-Att-INT 2-7-1 0-0-0 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Clough 3-4. PASSING W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Fum-Rec 2-1 0-1 Houston 3 2 0 .600 82 104 Atlanta 4 1 0 .800 175 140 RUSHING REVERE 30, SAUGUS 13 MANCHESTER-ESSEX — Charlie Pen-Yds 0-0 2-10 Tennessee 2 3 0 .400 92 101 Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 77 128 DANVERS — Andreas 13-128, Bor- At Harry Della Russo Stadium, Revere Otterbein 2-5-0-14. LYNNFIELD — IndY 2 3 0 .400 137 148 Carolina 1 3 0 .250 109 118 ders 8-58; ENGLISH — Ramos 6-26 Saugus 0 0 0 13 — 13 Matthew Mortellite 10-13-0-151. Total Yds 100 302 J’ville 1 3 0 .250 84 111 N Orleans 1 3 0 .250 114 130 PASSING Revere 7 3 7 13 — 30 RECEIVING Plays 44 8 North North Danvers — Borders 10-14 (1TD); R — Victor Rivera 89 run (Badr Haou MANCHESTER-ESSEX — Robert Sar- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA ENGLISH — Matt Severance 4-12-1 kick) manian 1-8; Jackson Levendusky RUSHING Pittsburgh 4 1 0 .800 139 93 Minnesota 5 0 0 1.000 119 63 RECEIVING V — Haou 34 field goal 1-6. LYNNFIELD — Louis Ellis 5-117; MINUTEMAN — Shaki Wright-40 yds; Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 94 88 Green Bay 2 1 0 .667 75 67 DANVERS — Andreas 5-63, Reidy R — John DeSimone 68 pass from Tyler Murphy 1-23; Nicholas Kinnon Cincinnati 2 3 0 .400 92 110 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 119 125 Casseus-28 yds; David Andrade-5 2-28; ENGLISH — Ramirez 1-15, Edward Sullivan (Haou kick) Cleveland 0 5 0 .000 87 148 Chicago 1 4 0 .200 85 126 1-8; Kyle Hawes 2-9. yds; Stephen Vozella-3 yds; TECH — R — Anthony DeStefano 4 run (kick West West Gonzalez 1-14, Miller 1-13 FENWICK 35, AUSTIN PREP 0 Gravely-201 yds; Gaskin-81 yds; PEABODY 28, CLASSICAL 0 no good) AT AUSTIN PREP W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA David Barrios-20 yds At Coley Lee Field S — Marvens Moise 1 run (Chris Fenwick 21 14 0 0 — 35 Oakland 4 1 0 .800 142 137 Seattle 3 1 0 .750 79 54 PASSING Denver 4 1 0 .800 127 87 Los Angeles 3 2 0 .600 82 106 Peabody 0 21 7 0 — 28 McGrane kick good) Austin Prep 0 0 0 0 — 0 Kansas City 2 2 0 .500 83 92 Arizona 2 3 0 .400 125 101 Classical 0 0 0 0 — 0 R — Rivera 6 run (Haou kick) F — Isaiah Cashwell-Doe 33 run MINUTEMAN: Andrade 2-7-24; TECH: San Diego 1 4 0 .200 152 142 San Franc 1 4 0 .200 111 140 P — Noah Freedman 3 run (Matt S — Moise 17 pass from Mike (Cam Eon kick) N/A D’Amato kick) Mabee Jr. (kick no good) F — Luke Hufnagle 40 interception RECEIVING Thursday's Games Thursday, Oct. 13 MINUTEMAN: Wright-24 yds; TECH: Arizona 33, San Francisco 21 Denver at San Diego, 8:25 p.m. P — Jake Doherty 10 pass from S R return (Cam Eon kick) Sunday's Games Sunday, Oct. 16 D’Amato (D’Amato kick) 1st downs 14 7 F — Cory Bright 1 run (Cam Eon N/A Tennessee 30, Miami 17 Cincinnati at New England, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh 31, N.Y. Jets 13 Pittsburgh at Miami, 1 p.m. Minnesota 31, Houston 13 Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. Detroit 24, Philadelphia 23 Baltimore at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Bills defeat Rams for third straight win Indianapolis 29, Chicago 23 Jacksonville at Chicago, 1 p.m. Washington 16, Baltimore 10 Carolina at New Orleans, 1 p.m. New England 33, Cleveland 13 Los Angeles at Detroit, 1 p.m. Atlanta 23, Denver 16 San Francisco at Buffalo, 1 p.m. LOS ANGELES (AP) — over the Rams, the Bills an average coach, very of long-suffering Bills fans Dallas 28, Cincinnati 14 Cleveland at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Just three weeks ago, the (3-2) kept pace in the AFC rarely won three straight eager to see their team in Buffalo 30, Los Angeles 19 Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Buffalo Bills were 0-2 and East race. games, so it feels great. the Coliseum for the first Oakland 34, San Diego 31 Atlanta at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Green Bay, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. Rex Ryan appeared to be After LeSean McCoy We’ve just got to go for time since a game against Open: Jacksonville, Seattle, Kansas City, New Indianapolis at Houston, 8:30 p.m. headed directly for trou- rushed for 150 yards four now.” the Raiders in 1992. Orleans Open: Tampa Bay, Minnesota ble. and cornerback Nickell The Bills hadn’t won The defense produced its Monday's Games Monday, Oct. 17 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 8:30 p.m. N.Y. Jets at Arizona, 8:30 p.m. Ryan and his Bills Robey-Coleman grabbed three straight since win- third consecutive strong emerged from the Colise- two interceptions, Ryan ning the first three con- performance, limiting the PATRIOTS 33, BROWNS 13 um on Sunday with their acknowledged that his tests of the 2011 season, Rams to 345 yards and first three-game winning team has found its groove, which ended 6-10. just one touchdown while At FirstEnergy Stadium C-A-I 28-41-0 20-35-1 streak in a half-decade and in plenty of time to Buffalo’s three-week forcing three turnovers NE 16 7 7 3 — 33 Sacked-Yards 1-3 2-14 and every reason to think save its season. turnaround is remarkable, even without defensive Cleveland 7 0 0 6 — 13 Punts 5-41.8 6-44.5 this once-problematic sea- “It feels great,” Ryan but it played out logically lineman Marcell Dareus, a First Quarter Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-0 son can be memorable. late scratch after injuring NE — Blount 1 run (Gostkowski Penalties-Yards 5-61 5-35 said. in front of the stadium fea- kick), 10:28. Time 34:39 25:21 With their 30-19 victory “You know me, I’m just turing a large contingent his hamstring Friday. Cle — Hawkins 11 pass from Kes- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS sler (Parkey kick), 6:09. RUSHING NE — Bennett 7 pass from Brady New England — Blount 18-37, White (Gostkowski kick), 2:06. Dodgers can’t get the big hit, lose to Nats 5-26, Foster 6-17, Brady 2-14, Slater NE — safety, 1:20. 1-5, Hogan 1-2, Garoppolo 2-(minus Second Quarter 3). Cleveland — Crowell 13-22, Pryor WASHINGTON (AP) — Overall, LA went 1 for Josh Reddick, whose RBI bases loaded in the sec- NE — Bennett 5 pass from Brady 2-3, Whitehurst 2-1, D.Johnson 4-1, (Gostkowski kick), 12:10. Putting guys on base was 9 with runners in scoring single was that one hit ond inning and again in Kessler 1-0. Third Quarter easy for the Los Angeles position — 0 for 5 with with runners in scoring the third. The frustrating PASSING NE — Bennett 37 pass from Brady New England — Brady 28-40-0-406, Dodgers, especially early the bases loaded — and position. “For the guys, trend was made worse (Gostkowski kick), 12:24. in the game. Getting them stranded 12. That gave I’m sure they’re beating when backup Nationals Fourth Quarter Garoppolo 0-1-0-0. Cleveland — Kes- Cle — Hamlett 17 pass from White- sler 5-8-0-62, Pryor 1-3-0-5, White- home, that was the prob- the Dodgers an emp- themselves up.” catcher Jose Lobaton hit a hurst (pass failed), 14:05. hurst 14-24-1-182. lem. ty feeling going back to Washington starter Tan- three-run homer off Rich NE — FG Gostkowski 31, 7:42. RECEIVING So after leaving ‘em Chavez Ravine for Game ner Roark looked very Hill in the fourth for a 3-2 A — 67,431. New England — Bennett 6-67, Gron- loaded three times and 3 on Monday afternoon. beatable, as LA got sev- lead. NE Cle kowski 5-109, Edelman 5-35, Hogan First downs 24 17 4-114, White 4-63, Amendola 2-11, missing a chance to take “Whether it’s a combina- en hits off him, including Hill tried to say the loss Total Net Yards 501 262 Mitchell 2-7. Cleveland — Barnidge a commanding lead over tion of their guys making rookie shortstop Corey falls “solely” on him, but Rushes-yards 35-98 22-27 5-76, Pryor 5-48, Hawkins 4-56, Washington in the NL Di- good pitches or us just Seager’s first-inning home there was no one in the Passing 403 235 D.Johnson 2-21, Louis 2-13, Crowell vision Series, the Dodgers not getting the job done, run that was his second in visiting clubhouse who Punt Returns 2-12 3-25 1-18, Hamlett 1-17. Kickoff Returns 2-18 4-63 MISSED FIELD GOALS headed home tied at 1-all that changes the whole as many games. agreed with that senti- Int. Ret. 1-4 0-0 New England — Gostkowski 50. after a 5-2 loss Sunday. game,” said right fielder The Dodgers left the ment. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Uncertainty will cost you. Fol- Share your wisdom, but don’t Let your emotions take charge. You’ll be eager to take action, Look at all your options and Interact with people you can low your intuition, and don’t be give away your secrets. Your ef- Express your true feelings and but you should think before you find a way to incorporate what learn from or who could en- afraid to express your thoughts forts to improve your work and what you would like to see hap- make a move or say something you love to do into how you courage you to expand your in- and feelings. Fight for the right achieve your goals will be im- pen. Communication and a lit- you may regret. Calculated and earn your living. Be aggressive, terests. Getting together social- to pursue your goals. pressive. tle work on your part will bring precise actions will help you but don’t overstep your bound- ly with peers will help to build good results. avoid a dispute. aries. strong work relationships. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Challenge yourself mentally PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) and physically. You will need Be a leader, not a follower. If You will come up with a plan Travel and education plans CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) an outlet to temper emotion- someone makes a last-min- that will help improve your look promising. Don’t let an Focus on money, health and A challenge will do you good. al distress. If you are imagi- ute change, don’t stop what health, add to your wealth and emotional incident cause you legal matters. Situations will Don’t wait for someone else to native, you will find workable you are doing. Follow your boost your emotional wellness. to miss out on something you get blown out of proportion start things when you can be- solutions. Offer kindness and instincts and stay on course. Romance is highlighted. Pay really want to pursue. Channel if you are too quick to react. come the instigator and lead understanding instead of crit- Trust in yourself, not in some- more attention to your appear- your energy into something Concentrate on doing your the way. Less talk and more icism. one else. ance. constructive. best. action will pay off.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Basic information is critical for emergency responders The trap doors are numerous DEAR ABBY: I am a recessive genes from your Christopher Morley, a novel- a diamond. What must declar- 911 dispatcher with some Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van parents to have the reces- ist and journalist who died in er do? hints for your readers in Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, sive trait, like red hair. I 1957, said, “The real purpose If South takes the trick and case they need emergency and was founded by her mother, thought it was cool, so I of books is to trap the mind attacks trumps, a second dia- into doing its own thinking.” services and must call Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at tried to figure out which mond from West cuts declarer 911. The real purpose of bridge off from the dummy. Instead, DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los traits I got from my par- columns is to try to make the PLEASE pay attention South must win with his di- Angeles, CA 90069. ents. reader do his own thinking. to where you are. The amond king, ruff a spade in Now I am freaked out Most deals have a trap that the dummy, and drive out the most important informa- bers back to verify if getting people the help because there were sever- must be avoided, but today’s club ace. Then, he can win tion we need is the ad- there’s a legitimate emer- they need, but we cannot al traits I have that I could has more than one. To make the next diamond trick on the dress of the emergency. If gency. These calls also tie four hearts, declarer’s timing do it without knowing not have gotten from board and discard his remain- you are on the highway, up emergency lines for where the emergency is. must be perfect after West them! At least one of my ing spade on the club queen. tell us the Interstate and people who have a genu- Thanks for getting the leads the spade queen. For parents must have been He loses only one spade, one closest mile marker, as ine emergency, making word out! the energetic, which lead from heart and one club. well as your direction of them wait longer for their someone else. I asked my West would have defeated the An initial diamond lead is travel. Many people as- call to be answered. DISPATCHER IN teacher without being spe- contract? lethal, assuming the defend- South certainly could have sume that we can trace My last comment is this: NORTH CAROLINA cific, and she said I was ers persevere with a second taken the bidding slower, but their number to their loca- right. Now I don’t know diamond when next on play. If you dial 911 by accident, DEAR DISPATCHER: jumping to four hearts with what to do. I wonder if I tion. While that may be please tell the dispatcher Thank you for your helpful such a self-sufficient suit was true for landline phones, that it was an accident. suggestions. Readers, 911 came from an affair that eminently reasonable. (Note it’s not for cellphones. We never get angry if dispatchers are the critical maybe my dad doesn’t that five diamonds goes down Only the cellphone compa- someone inadvertently di- first contact for people know about. Do you think after a spade lead.) needing help, but they can- ny can “ping” a phone. als us. Our job is to make I should ask? South wishes to draw not do their job unless they I would also like to cau- sure the public is OK. If it trumps and run the diamonds know where the emergency tion parents about letting LEARNED TOO MUCH for his contract. But this spade was accidental, say so! is and that the emergency IN PORTLAND, ORE. lead is annoying. If declarer their children play with a Otherwise, we must call is genuine. I hope you will takes the first trick, he can ruff deactivated phone. If you back to make sure there is take this person’s sugges- DEAR LEARNED TOO a spade on the board, but he want to let them play or not an emergency. tions to heart because they MUCH: Yes, I do. But the would have four unavoidable practice, first REMOVE Those of us in this pro- are important. people you should talk to losers: two spades, one heart THE BATTERY. Many fession do this job not be- are your parents, to get the and one club. Instead, South calls we receive come from cause we are getting rich, DEAR ABBY: We have full history on family traits must let West hold the first kids playing on a deacti- but because we want to been learning about genet- of relatives from other gen- trick. vated phone, and we are help people. We are the ics in my biology class and erations you may not know Suppose West now shifts to unable to call those num- most important link in how you have to get two about.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage LEGAL NOTICE LAND COURT given by Janel Kennedy to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT nominee for Crescent Mortgage Company, its successors and assigns, dated Miscellaneous December 7, 2011 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Case No. 14 MISC 488013 of Deeds at Book 30905, Page 42 subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, mortgage given by Peter A. Lagorio to Option One Mortgage Corporation, dated N.A. by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Crescent January 16, 2007 and registered at Essex County (Southern District) Registry To Dean Brown and all other persons interested. Mortgage Company, its successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said District of the Land Court as Document No. 475655 and noted on Certificate of Registry of Deeds at Book 31467, Page 338; of which Mortgage the undersigned Title No. 62072 of which mortgage Wells Fargo Bank, National Association as A petition has been presented to said Court by Pamela Joy Barton of Marblehead is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-5, Asset-Backed Certificates, in the County of Essex representing that she holds as a joint tenant an undivided purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on October Series 2007-5 is the present holder by assignment from Sand Canyon Corporation fifty percent or share of certain land lying in Marblehead in said County of Essex 17, 2016 at 35 Bow Ridge Road, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises FKA Option One Mortgage Corporation to Wells Fargo Bank, National Association and briefly described as follows: described in said Mortgage, to wit: as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-5, Asset-Backed Certificates, A certain parcel of land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, shown as Lot 27A Series 2007-5 dated May 4, 2015 registered at Essex County (Southern District) The parcel of land with the buildings thereon now known and numbered as 256: as shown on Plan of Land entitled "The Village at Bow Ridge, Lynn, Mass.," dated Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 567215 and noted on 258 Ocean Avenue, Marblehead, Massachusetts, situated in that part of Essex July 15, 1987, by Whitman & Howard, Inc.; such plan is recorded with Essex Certificate of Title No. 62072, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for County, Massachusetts commonly "called Marblehead Neck" being shown as lots South District Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 284, Plan 78, more particularly the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 2 Sylvan numbered two hundred twenty-one (221), two hundred twenty-two (222), and two bounded and described as follows: SOUTHWESTERLY by Bow Road as shown on Terrace, Lynnfield, MA 01940 will be sold at a Public Auction at 2:00PM on hundred twenty-three (223) on a plan entitled "Resubdivision. of the Marblehead said plan fifty-seven and 07/100 (57.07) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by Lot 26A as November 7, 2016, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, Neck Property of Bonelli-Adams Co.", dated November 1924, by Ernest W. Branch, shown on said plan on two courses of ninety-seven and 14/100 (97.14 feet and all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Civil Engineer, recorded at Essex South District Deeds in Plan Book 43, Plan 23A, one hundred fifty-five and 60/100 (155.60) feet, respectively; NORTHEASTERLY by That certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situate in Lynnfield in the said area 7,693 square feet; Lot #222, area 7,635 square feet; and Lot #223, land now or formerly of Francis J. Gallagher as shown on said plan on three County of Essex and said Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and area 7,578 square feet. Said premesis being further bounded and described as courses of eighty-six and 99/100 (86.99) feet, sixteen and 79/100 (16.79) feet; described as follows: follows: and forty-three and 37/100 (43.37) feet respectively; and SOUTHEASTERLY by WESTERLY by the easterly line of Sylvan Terrace one hundred forty one and land now or formerly of Barbara A. Milton and Lot 28 as shown on said plan on 70/100 (141.70) feet NORTHERLY: by Sargent Road; two courses of forty-one and 30/100 (41.30) feet and one hundred thirteen and NORTHWESTERLY by Sylvan Circle twenty two and 61/100 (22.61) feet; 97/100 (113.97) feet, respectively. Said Lot 27A containing 14,477 square feet NORTHEASTERLY by lot 44, as shown on plan hereinafter mentioned, one hundred EASTERLY: by lot 41 on said Plan, one hundred ninety-seven and 8/10 of land, more or less according to said plan. Being the same premises conveyed to sixty five and 51/100 (165.51) feet; (197.8) feet; the herein named mortgagor (s) by deed recorded with Essex South District SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Emily H. Campbell et al fifty one and Registry of Deeds herewith. 97/100 (51.97) feet; and SOUTHERLY: by the beach; The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, SOUTHERLY by lot 60, as shown on said plan, one hundred forty one and 83/100 restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to (141.83) feet. WESTERLY: and by Lot 42 on said Plan, one hundred ninety-eight and 9/10 M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and All said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon plan (198.9) feet. assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. numbered 15627-M, drawn by John W. Parsons, Surveyor, dated October 6, TERMS OF SALE: 1960, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Said Property including a right to pass over a certain ten foot strip of land A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Certificate of Title #31063 in said connecting Sargent Road with the beach, shown on plan recorded at the Essex a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Registry, and the above described land is shown as lot #61, on last mentioned South Registry of Deeds entitled "The Marblehead Neck Property of Bonelli-Adams delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be plan. Co.". dated July 5, 1923, by Ernest W. Branch, Civil Engineer. required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of So much of the above described land as is included within the limits of said the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Sylvan Circle, is subject to the rights of all persons lawfully entitled thereto in and setting forth that she desires that all the described land may be sold at private from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other over the same; and there is appurtenant to said above described land the right to sale for not less than fair market and praying that partition may be made of all the check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid use Rossmore Road, as shown on plan filed with Certificate of Title #11633 in land aforesaid according to law, and to that end that a commissioner be at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms common with others entitled thereto, as described in Document #34202 in said appointed to make such partition and be ordered to make sale and conveyance of of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Registry. all, or any par of said land which the Court finds cannot be advantageously divided sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be The above described land is subject to the rights described in an Easement from either at private sale of public auction, and be ordered to distribute the net entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Will-Bilt Homes, Inc., to New England Telephone and Telegraph Company and proceeds thereof: recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Peabody Municipal Light Department, dated June 2, 1961, and filed as Document description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of #97160 in said Registry. If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. For mortgagor's title see deed registered at Essex County (Southern District) appearance in said Court at Boston before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 14th Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 271925 and Noted on day of November, 2016, the return day of this citation. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Certificate of Title Number 62072. The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal Witness, Judith C. Cutler, Chief Justice of said Court, this 21st day of September, Present Holder of said Mortgage, assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable 2016. By Its Attorneys, encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to ORLANS MORAN PLLC and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of Attest: PO Box 540540 record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Deborah J Patterson Waltham, MA 02454 Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as Recorder Phone: (781) 790-7800 a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a A TRUE COPY 15-019003 bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this ATTEST Item: September 26, October 3, 10, 2016 requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of Deborah J. Patterson bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) RECORDER LEGAL NOTICE days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & Item: October 10, 17, 24, 2016 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in mortgage given by Marie A. LeClair and Eric J. Cassie to Mortgage Electronic this publication. NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Fidelity Mortgage a Other terms to be announced at the sale. Division of Delta Funding Corporation, dated March 23, 2007 and recorded in Premises: 63 Verdmont Avenue Apartment R a/k/a, 63R Verdmont Avenue, Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26673, Page 207 of Wells Fargo Bank, National Association as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Lynn, MA which mortgage HSBC Bank USA, N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the registered Trust 2007-5, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-5 Noteholders of Renaissance Home Equity Loan Trust 2007-2 is the present holder Korde & Associates, P.C. By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. (MERS) to 900 Chelmsford Street mortgage given by Stephen R. Lee and Carole J. Lee to Mortgage Electronic HSBC Bank USA, N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the Registered Noteholders of Suite 3102 Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for VirtualBank, A Division of Lydian Private Renaissance Home Equity Loan Trust 2007-2 dated November 1, 2013 recorded Lowell, MA 01851 Bank and now held by Sabadell United Bank, N.A., said mortgage, dated May 13, at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32950, Page 486, (978) 256-1500 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the Lagorio, Peter A., 15-020442, the Land Court as Document No. 456562 and noted on Certificate of Title No. same, the mortgaged premises located at 17 Morton Hill Avenue, Lynn, MA 01902 October 10, 2016, October 17, 2016, October 24, 2016 70118, said mortgage which was assigned from Mortgage Electronic Registration will be sold at a Public Auction at 12:00PM on November 7, 2016, at the Systems, Inc., as nominee for VirtualBank, A Division of Lydian Private Bank to mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the Item: October 10, 17, 24, 2016 Sabadell United Bank, N.A., by assignment, dated April 17, 2013 and recorded premises described in said mortgage, to wit: with said Registry of Deeds as Document No. 560098 and noted on Certificate of A parcel of land with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn, known as 17 Title No. 70118, for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose Morton Hill Avenue, bounded and described as follows: LEGAL NOTICE of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction on October 27, 2016 at NORTHERLY by Morton Hill Avenue, 60 feet; MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE 4:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises described in EASTERLY by Lot 18 shown on plan of lots drawn by F. H. Eastman, said mortgage, to wit: November 1, 1899; recorded with Essex South District Deeds in Book of Plans 5, By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain That certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon situate In Lynn in the Plan 40, 161 feet; mortgage given by Daniel Hagen and Lisa Hagen to New Century Mortgage County of Essex and said Commonwealth of Massachusetts bounded and SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of Davis, 60.5 feet; and Corporation, dated November 29, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern described as follows: WESTERLY by lands of Susie J. Fleet and of Sylvester, now or formerly, District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25151, Page 358, as affected by a Loan 166.50 feet. Modification Agreement made August 1, 2010 and recorded at said Registry of SOUTHWESTERLY by Verdmont Avenue ten (10) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by land For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Deeds in Book 29820, Page 318 of which mortgage U.S. Bank National now or formerly of Melinda Johnson, one hundred five and 08/100 (105.08) feet; District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26673, Page 206. Association, as Trustee, successor in interest to Bank of America National NORTHEASTERLY by lot 65, as shown on plan hereinafter mentioned, fifty four and The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal Association, as Trustee, successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Association, 03/100(54.03) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by lot 41, as shown on said plan, twenty assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable as Trustee for Residential Asset Mortgage Products, Inc., Mortgage Asset-Backed four and 26/100(24.26) feet; SOUTHWESTERLY seventeen and 72/100 (17.72) encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-RP3 is the present holder by assignment feet; SOUTHEASTERLY ten and: 34/100 (10.34) feet, SOUTHWESTERLY twenty five and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of from New Century Mortgage Corporation to Mortgage Electronic Registration (25) feet, and SOUTHEASTERLY seventy and 80/100 (70.80) feet by lot 82, as record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Systems, Inc., its successors and assigns dated May 24, 2007 recorded at Essex shown on said plan. All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26928, Page 358; located as shown upon plan numbered 559-K, drawn by O.W. McIntosh, Survevor, a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Bank of dated August 1972, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this America, National Association as successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Registration Office, a copy of a portion of which Is filed with Certificate of Title requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of Association as Trustee for RAMP 2007RPE dated April 15, 2009 recorded at Essex 42421 in said Registry, and the above described land is shown as lot 83, on last bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28513, Page 461; and mentioned plan. There is appurtenant to the above described land a right of way days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & assignment from Bank of America, National Association as successor by merger to over so munch of said lot 82 as it included within the limits of a way Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such LaSalle Bank National Association as Trustee for RAMP 2007RP3 to U.S. Bank approximately shown on said plan as described In Deed from William J. Long, Jr., other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises National Association, as Trustee, successor in interest to Bank of America National Trustee to Michael J. Fa Iasca, Jr., et ux, dated August 29, 1972, and filed as contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in Association, as Trustee, successor by merger to LaSalle Bank National Association, Document 143174 in said Registry. this publication. as Trustee for Residential Asset Mortgage Products, Inc., Mortgage Asset-Backed Other terms to be announced at the sale. Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-RP3 dated February 2, 2016 recorded at The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34728, Page 503, for the event of a typographical error in this publication. HSBC Bank USA, N.A., as Indenture Trustee for the registered Noteholders of breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated, and registered with the Essex County Renaissance Home Equity Loan Trust 2007-2 the mortgaged premises located at 23 Mudge Street, Lynn, MA 01902 will be sold (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. 351694 Korde & Associates, P.C. at a Public Auction at1:00PM on November 7, 2016, at the mortgaged premises, and noted on Certificate of Title No. 70118. 900 Chelmsford Street more particularly described below, all and singular the premises described in said TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all Suite 3102 mortgage, to wit: liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if Lowell, MA 01851 Land with buildings there on, partly in Lynn and partly in Swampscott, Essex any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. (978) 256-1500 County, Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid in Leclair, Marie A. and Cassie, Eric J., 15-020172, October 10, 2016, SOUTHWESTERLY by Mudge Street; cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of October 17, 2016, October 24, 2016 NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Benoit; the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Nickerson; and certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the Item: October 10, 17, 24, 2016 SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Martin. date of sale. For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Notice of Sale and District) Registry of Deeds in Book 22481, Page 33. Other terms to be announced at the sale. Disposal of Property The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal Notice is hereby given that Simply Self Storage located at 102 Broadway, assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP Lynnfield, Ma. 01940 intends to sell or otherwise dispose of personal property encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to 1080 Main Street consisting of household and personal effects, office and other equipment in and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of Pawtucket, RI 02860 compliance with Mass state law VIA AN ON-LINE AUCTION AT record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Attorney for Sabadell United Bank, N.A. WWW.STORAGETREASURES.COM ON October 15, 2016 BEGINNING AT Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 Present Holder of the Mortgage APPROXIMATELY 10:00AM AND CONCLUDING ON October 21, 2016 AT as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as (401) 272-1400 APPROXIMATELY 1:00PM. THIS PUBLIC SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS BEING a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this Item: October 3, 10, 17, 2016 SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of All units are sold as whole. The following units are for sale: bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) Legal Notice: Unit Number Tenant Name days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & 561562 Derik Seaman Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such Notice is hereby given that Simply Self Storage located at 244 Andover St., 1008 Cheryl Nicolo other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises Peabody, Ma. 01960 intends to sell or otherwise dispose of personal property 2844 Elizabeth Kroft contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in consisting of household and personal effects, office and other equipment in 378 Rosemary Hyde this publication. compliance with Mass. State Law VIA AN ONLINE AUCTION AT 741742 Michael Fernandes Other terms to be announced at the sale. WWW.STORAGETREASURES.COM ON OCTOBER 15, 2016 AT APPROXIMATELY 10 2814 John Aspell AM AND CONCLUDING ON OCTOBER 21, 2016 AT APPROXIMATELY 2 PM. THIS 716 Michael Ouellette U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee, successor in interest to Bank of PUBLIC SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, 820e Andrew Karlok Jr. America National Association, as Trustee, successor by merger to LaSalle Bank CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. All units are sold as whole. The 620 Mary Carroll National Association, as Trustee for Residential Asset Mortgage Products, Inc., following units are up for sale: 721722 Scott Considine Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-RP3 #2097 Nicole O'Brien #2078 Melissa Marcheterre 941 Matthew Rais Korde & Associates, P.C. #331 William Flynn #3188 Jeff Gardner Item: October 3, 10, 2016 900 Chelmsford Street #308 Lorraine Matos #2177 Melissa Demakes Suite 3102 #2029 Richard Distefano #359 Donald Wood Lowell, MA 01851 #3200 Martha Mason Hill #364 Eric Nelson (978) 256-1500 Hagen, Daniel, 15-023902, October 10, 2016, Item: October 3, 10, 2016 October 17, 2016, October 24, 2016

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N.A by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32243, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Financial, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Page 37 subsequently assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, NA, on May 16, 2012, by Registry of Deeds at Book 32729, Page 94; of which Mortgage the undersigned is Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Access National Buying a house? the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the Mortgage Corporation, its successors and assigns assignment recorded at Essex purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on October County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31353, Page 327 , of which 31, 2016 at 135 Pine Grove Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises the Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of Find out what properties described in said Mortgage, to wit: said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public A parcel of land with buildings thereon in said Lynn, known as 135 Grove Avenue, Auction at 03:00 PM on October 31, 2016 at 31 Lebel Road, Lynn, MA, all and recently sold in your area. being shown as Lot 16 on a Plan made for R.D. Potter, by I. K. Harris, dated singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: August 18922, bounded and described as follows: NORTHEASTERLY by Pine Grove Lot 1 on a plan entitled "Plan of Land in Lynn, Mass Prepared for the City of Lynn Avenue, 50 feet; NORTHEASTERLY by the Range Line, 100 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY and David Solimine, Jr.," drawn by Landmark Engineering and Surveying, Inc., Check out by land now or formerly of Potter, 50 feet; and SOUTHWESTERLY by Lot 17 on said dated March 15, 2000 and recorded at Plan Book 344 Plan 6. Lot 1 contains plan, 100 feet. For title see deed recorded herewith. 25,675 square feet, more or less, according to the plan. A deed from Brian Field the Real Estate page The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, and Stefani Field to Allison Laterz to be recorded. restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and restrictions, building and zoning laws, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, in Saturday’s paper. assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. 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From Mayo Clinic put pressure on your ab- foods, tomato sauce, alco- between your mattress News Network domen, pushing up your hol, chocolate, mint, gar- and box spring to elevate MAYO CLINIC stomach and causing lic, onion and caffeine, can your body from the waist NEWS NETWORK acid to back up into your make heartburn worse. up. Wedges are available esophagus. If your weight Avoid foods you know will Heartburn is a burning at drugstores and medi- PHOTO | DREAMSTIME is healthy, maintain it. trigger your heartburn. cal supply stores. Raising sensation in your chest, That euphoric feeling many people get from If you are overweight or — Eat smaller meals. your head with additional just behind your breast- running, aka “runner’s high,” may be triggered obese, work to lose weight Avoid overeating by eating pillows is not effective. bone. Technically called not by endorphins but by marijuana-like chem- gastroesophageal reflux slowly — no more than 1 smaller meals. — Try over-the-count- or 2 pounds (0.5 to 1 ki- — Don’t lie down after a icals in the brain called endocannabinoids, re- disease (GERD), heart- er antacids occasionally. search suggests. burn occurs when stom- logram) a week. Ask your meal. Wait at least three These products can neu- doctor for help in devis- hours after eating before ach contents back up into tralize stomach acid tem- ing a weight-loss strategy lying down or going to bed. your esophagus. Sour porarily and relieve mild that will work for you. — Elevate the head of taste and the sensation heartburn. However, pro- Scientists still chase of food coming back into — Avoid tight-fitting your bed. If you regularly clothing. Clothes that fit experience heartburn at longed or excessive use of your mouth may accom- antacids containing mag- pany the sensation. tightly around your waist night or while trying to after the cause of put pressure on your ab- sleep, put gravity to work nesium can cause diar- Heartburn usually hap- rhea. Calcium- or alumi- pens after you’ve eaten a domen and the lower for you. Place wood or ce- num-based products can meal, and it may occur at esophageal sphincter. ment blocks under the feet runner’s high lead to constipation. night. The pain usually — Avoid foods and of your bed so that the worsens when you’re ly- drinks that trigger heart- head end is raised by 6 to — Don’t smoke. Smoking By Allie Shah wheel. Not surprisingly, ing down or bending over. burn. Everyone has specif- 9 inches. If it’s not possi- decreases the lower esoph- STAR TRIBUNE the mice were less anxious (MINNEAPOLIS) Why does food back up ic triggers. Common trig- ble to elevate your bed, ageal sphincter’s ability to and less sensitive to pain after their runs. into your esophagus? Nor- gers, such as fatty or fried you can insert a wedge function properly. For many marathon run- But when the scientists mally, a strong band of ners, the reward for push- suppressed the part of the muscle (lower esophageal ing themselves during the brain that contains “en- sphincter) closes off the race extends beyond the bottom of the esophagus finish line in the form of docannabinoids” — chem- and opens to allow food a hidden perk: runner’s icals that have the same and liquid to flow down high. relaxing effect on the brain into your stomach. Then it But knowing what caus- as marijuana — and test- closes again. If the muscle es that euphoric feeling ed the mice again before relaxes abnormally or be- — and how to achieve it and after exercising, they comes weakened, stomach — has been a bit of a mys- found no change in the contents can wash back tery. anxiety and pain levels. up (reflux), irritating the First identified in the Thus, they concluded, the esophagus. 1980s, runner’s high has endocannabinoids were Occasional heartburn long been attributed to behind the runner’s high. is common and no cause the body’s release of en- But other research for alarm. Most people dorphins, the feel-good points to yet another manage the discomfort on hormones. But a flurry of source: a hormone called their own. More frequent research in recent years leptin that is linked to heartburn that interferes suggests that the source hunger feelings. with your daily routine of that floaty sensation The theory involving may be a symptom of many runners experience leptin says that when we something more serious might be more complex have lower levels of leptin, that requires assistance than previously believed. we are more likely to run from your doctor. Scientists from the Uni- farther like our ancestors To avoid or minimize PHOTO | DREAMSTIME versity of Heidelberg led had to in order to find the effects of heartburn, a groundbreaking study food. On longer runs, some you should: Frequent heartburn that interferes with your daily routine may be a published last year that researchers believe, our — Maintain a healthy symptom of something more serious that requires assistance from your tested mice before and bodies are more likely to weight. Excess pounds doctor. after spins on a running achieve a runner’s high. Babara Quinn on Nutrition: The benefits of family meals A Salute to By Barbara Quinn more fat, sodium and cal- don’t have to force or bribe THE MONTEREY ories than when we eat at our kids to eat healthy COUNTY HERALD home. foods, says registered di- Here’s my definition of etitian nutritionist Claire What happens when a VETERANS a family meal: Household St. John. We can rely in- family decides to eat meals members sit down togeth- stead on the Division of Friday, Nov. 11, 2016 together? A lot, say nutri- er in the same spot _ tele- Responsibility, developed tion experts. More and vision and phones turned by internationally rec- In honor of Veterans Day, more research shows that off _ to share the same food ognized child nutrition Friday, November 11, 2016, kids who eat a meal (any at the same time. Talking, expert Ellyn Satter. Par- meal) at least three times as in having pleasant con- ents decide which foods The Daily Item will publish a a week with their fami- versation, is encouraged. are placed on the table special page devoted to those lies do better in school, No screaming or harping and children get to choose who are currently serving military are more likely to resist about weight or other sen- what and how much they duties and those veterans unhealthy peer pressure sitive issues at the table, will eat. (I saw this in ac- Take this time and are less likely to be who are gone but not forgotten. with photo please. tion when my two-year to say $37 and shield overweight or have eating Other important points: old grandson was not im- disorders. Children are expected pressed with the meal his Mail form to: “Thank You” Home prepared meals to show up ... and maybe mommie made one eve- The Daily Item to your military also help us stretch hard- even help with prep and ning. 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