FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 Saugus THE doesn’t HEAT budget IS ON for super By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF raise BOSTON — If you thought it was humid this By Bridget Turcotte week, turn up the air con- ITEM STAFF ditioning and wait until the weekend. SAUGUS — The su- The National Weather perintendent of Saugus Service (NWS) has issued Public Schools will not an excessive heat warn- receive a raise this year. ing starting noon Friday A $3,750 raise for through Sunday at 8 p.m. Superintendent David Hot temperatures com- DeRuosi was original- bined with high humidi- ly proposed as part of ty are expected to create the Fiscal Year 2019 dangerous conditions, budget. But, while clos- with the worst expected ing out the budget in Saturday and Sunday. a short meeting earli- Forecasters are predict- ing temperatures in the er this month, School low 90s Friday, but could Committee member Liz reach 100 degrees on Sat- Marchese questioned urday. On Sunday, the re- why DeRuosi had with- gion could get as hot as drawn the raise. 102 degrees. “In order to move oth- Don’t expect relief after er non-unit raises for- Close to home, Baker awards sundown, the temps are ward, it was agreed and only expected to drop to voted that mine would the mid 70s. If you’re lucky be taken back,” said affordable-housing funding enough to be on Cape Cod DeRuosi. for the weekend, that’s Marchese said she where it will be coolest, if By Bella diGrazia the 2019 Affordable Rental Housing Gov. Charlie Baker you can call temperatures remembered DeRuosi ITEM STAFF Award program during an event at discusses the for- in the upper 80s cool. saying he would give Jackson Park in Swampscott, just mer Machon School Health professionals up the raise, but didn’t SWAMPSCOTT — A $15 million steps away from Machon. in Swampscott, the say prolonged exposure to remember taking a housing development at the former “I remember when my kids played future site of Senior heat and humidity will in- vote. The board deci- Machon School will break ground soccer on this eld and Little League Residences, one of crease the risk of heat-re- sion was in September, next year thanks to funding from where the high school now stands,” the 28 projects that lated illnesses. Take extra he said. the state. said Baker. “This project in particu- will receive funding precautions if you work DeRuosi was award- B’nai B’rith Housing, developers for lar is a terri c example of creativi- through the 2019 Af- or spend time outside, ed a three-year con- the long-awaited Senior Residenc- ty, imagination and diligence … We fordable Rental Hous- they advise. When possi- tract with the district es in the 100-year-old Swampscott have an aging population here that ing Awards which ble, reschedule strenuous building, were awarded $2 million on in 2016 that included would like to stay in the town where Baker announced on activities to early morn- Thursday from Gov. Charlie Baker a $175,000 salary with they raised their kids.” Thursday. ing or evening. Know and the state Department of Hous- Together the 28 projects include the opportunity for the signs and symptoms ing and Community Development. 1,581 rental units; more than 1,300 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK of heat exhaustion and raises. It was renewed Nearly $80 million was awarded for for two more years in 28 projects across the state through BAKER, A3 HEAT, A3 a divided vote in 2018. Marchese and commit- tee member Lisa Mor- gante voted against it, citing concerns with Nahant’s the lack of communica- tion between them and prayers are DeRuosi. The panel will meet for a Saturday morning answered workshop on July 27 to evaluate the superin- By Bridget Turcotte tendent’s performance. ITEM STAFF Before DeRuosi was hired, the average ten- NAHANT — There’s a new minister in ure for a superinten- town and she’s introducing different ways dent was well under a to pray. Rev. Megan Snell joined the Nahant Vil- year. lage Church in April. Now, she’s encourag- Matthew Malone was ing residents to gather outside at different chosen as interim su- places across town for 20- to 30-minute perintendent in 2015 worship services. following the resigna- “These serve as a chance for people to tion of Michael Tempes- enjoy the natural beauty of Nahant and ta. center themselves in gratitude and grace Malone resigned sud- at the start of the week,” said Snell, who denly, which led to Sau- has a Masters of Divinity from Andover gus High School prin- Newton Theological School. cipal Michael Hashem Each Sunday morning service includes music, prayer and meditation. stepping in to ll his The Nahant Village Church, which shoes until DeRuosi prides itself on being open and af rming, was hired. still holds worship services year-round on DeRuosi’s contract ex- Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Sunday sermons pires in 2021. can be heard in podcast format or on Face- book. Bridget Turcotte can The rst outdoor worship program was be reached at btur- on July 7 at the Town Wharf. This Sunday, [email protected]. Fol- July 21, it will be at the Sears’ Pavilion at low her on Twitter @ BridgetTurcotte. Rev. Megan Snell is presiding over outdoor worship services in Nahant. NAHANT, A3 A 24-mile Boston Harbor cruise — the hard way INSIDE Lynn Kim Garbarino isn’t built like me and Yes, that’s 24 miles total. Residents share probably not like you. One look at him tells “It’s a rst in the Swim’s 107-year-old their concerns over you that is true and, in case you need more history,” he said. affordable housing. A2 evidence, consider these Garbarino facts. Like I said, he isn’t built like you or me. The Lynn native swam the English Chan- Thor Garbarino will cross the harbor in a swim- Peabody nel in 2012. He has swum out and back Jourgensen suit and goggles: Boston Light Swim rules High school in search from Boston Light so many times he is more prohibit wetsuits. mode following sudden familiar with Boston Harbor than many sh. He will be swimming alongside Elaine resignation of principal. A2 He’s logged hundreds of miles and thou- spend almost 13 hours in the water Friday, Howley, who he described as “one of the sands of laps in practice pools, and rising diving into the water lapping onto the beach best swimmers in the world.” Amy Simione Opinion before dawn to plunge into a frigid ocean is, near the L Street Bathhouse in South Bos- will paddle a kayak along the Boston Light Licensing the from Garbarino’s point of view, a perfectly ton and swimming past Boston Harbor is- course, keeping an eye on her husband. undocumented makes sensible way to start a day. lands before circling the historic lighthouse sense and dollars. A4 If all goes as planned, Garbarino will to make the 8-mile swim two more times. GARBARINO, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 93° VOL. 141, ISSUE 188 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 79° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 OBITUARIES Residents share their concerns over affordable housing in Lynn Michael J. Noone Jr., 44 SWAMPSCOTT — Mr. Mi- By Gayla Cawley “We’re not against de- of its 35,701 housing units hike from the same peri- chael J. Noone Jr., 44 years ITEM STAFF velopment, but we want considered affordable. od a year ago, according old, of Swampscott, died un- development without dis- But some city of cials to CoStar, a Washington, expectedly on July 16, 2019 LYNN — Drenusha Ju- placement,” said Isaac Si- dispute that number, say- D.C., company with of c- at Salem Hospital. Beloved su , 28, graduated from mon Hodes, an organizer ing the affordable hous- es in Boston that tracks husband of Sara L. (Woods) Emerson College two with Lynn United. ing percentage in Lynn is nearly 7,000 units on the Noone. years ago and is still living To aim for more afford- much higher and that the North Shore. The cost of He was born in Lynn, the with her parents because able housing, Andrea need is for market-rate a two-bedroom unit in the son of Kathleen and Stephen she can’t afford to move Park, an attorney at Bos- housing. rst three months of this Danahy of Swampscott and out. ton-based Massachusetts Charles Gaeta, Lynn year was $1,618, up 3.4 the late Michael J. Noone Sr. “At some point, I do need Law Reform Institute, Housing Authority & percent from last year. He was a 1993 graduate of to move out,” said Jusu , said Lynn could adopt an Neighborhood Develop- And that’s if you can nd St. John’s Prep in Danvers, and a member of Lynn United inclusionary zoning provi- ment (LHAND) executive an apartment. Just 80 of attended Phillips Exeter Acad- for Change. “I’d like to live sion, which would require director, said when other 3,197 units were empty emy. Michael received his close to my parents and the inclusion of affordable subsidized units, includ- in Lynn during the rst Bachelor of Arts from Amherst stay in the city I call home, housing with new resi- ing Section 8 and Massa- quarter, or a 2.5 percent College in 1998 and his Mas- but with the way rents are dential development. She chusetts Rental Voucher vacancy rate. ter of Arts in Teaching in 2019 now, it’s going to be impos- proposed requiring new Program numbers, are ac- from Salem State University. According to statistics son, Michael Stephen Noone; sible to nd a place I can buildings of eight units or counted for, the amount of from the National Equity Michael loved teaching. He afford.” more to include 20 percent affordable and subsidized was proud to be a teacher at his sisters, Amy Symes and her Analysis, a partnership husband Michael of Weymouth, Chandra Slattery, a of its units as affordable. housing in Lynn is actual- between PolicyLink and Melrose High School and to mother of three school-age Nearby Swampscott ly 27 percent. be a part of the Social Stud- Stefani Buonopane and her the USC Program for En- husband Paul of Swampscott; children, said she had to passed an inclusionary James Cowdell, Econom- vironmental and Regional ies Department, teaching U.S. History, AP Economics and his sister-in-law, Kerry Hill and leave her apartment last zoning provision two years ic Development & Indus- Equity, 57 percent of all Global Leadership, and serv- her husband Bert of Winthrop; year and struggled to nd ago, which required new trial Corporation of Lynn renters and 78 percent ing as a class adviser. Michael his maternal grandmother, Jen- another place she could developments of a certain (EDIC/Lynn) executive di- of low-income renters in openly expressed how grateful nie Burke of Swampscott; and afford in the city. Her sit- size to make 15 percent of rector, said he opposes an the city pay too much for he was to do what he loved in mother-in-law, Kathleen Conroy uation led to her moving its units affordable. inclusionary zoning provi- housing, which is consid- a community he loved dearly. of Marblehead. He also leaves in temporarily with family The bylaw was aimed at sion. ered affordable when it As a student himself, Mi- his nieces, Laura, Hannah, Fe- on the South Shore and it getting the town closer to “Both studies done re- comprises up to 30 percent chael received many aca- licity, Norah, and several aunts, took more than a year for meeting the state’s 10 per- cently by a team of ur- of annual income. demic awards and was an uncles, cousins and countless her to nd another apart- cent threshold for afford- ban planners say we need Affordability is espe- ment in Lynn. able housing, which is the market-rate housing in accomplished hockey player friends. cially challenging for the throughout high school, prep Service information: Fu- “I know a lot of people minimum communities the downtown, which city’s youngest and oldest are in the same situation,” must have to avoid Chap- currently has 44 percent school and at Amherst Col- neral services for Michael populations, according to a lege. He followed his passion will be held on Monday, July Slattery said. “We need to ter 40B projects. The con- affordable, and the wa- 2016 Lynn Housing Study nd a solution to create troversial measure allows terfront,” Cowdell said. “I for hockey after his playing 22, 2019 at 9 a.m. at the prepared by LHAND. days, ultimately becoming SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 more affordable homes for developers to bypass local feel the same as the city The median household people in Lynn.” zoning on density if the planners we hired. We one of the JV hockey coaches Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn, income for households at St. John’s Prep. followed by a funeral Mass The two shared their percentage of affordable need more market-rate under 25 years old is only stories in front of a packed units is below 10 percent. housing. I wish there were Michael was a devoted in St. John the Evangelist $27,463, and for house- family man who loved being Church, Swampscott, at 10 room at an Exchange According to the state more meetings on how to holds over 65 years old, Street forum, “The Hous- Department of Housing increase affordable hous- a husband and dad. He will a.m. and burial in Swamp- $26,910. Lynn’s over-65 always be remembered for scott Cemetery. Relatives ing Crisis in Development and Community Develop- ing in our surrounding households have the low- in Lynn,” Wednesday ment (DHCD), less than communities.” his intellectual curiosity and and friends are respectfully est median income in the passion for books, history invited. Visiting hours are night, which was hosted by 4 percent of Swampscott’s But data shows rents immediate north-of-Bos- Lynn United for Change. housing stock is afford- have been on the rise in and sports. He reached so on Sunday from 4-8 p.m. In ton sub-region, according many people with his quick lieu of owers, contributions The purpose was to advo- able, a percentage mir- the city, where nearly 55 to the study. cate for more affordable rored in nearby Marble- percent of its population wit, wonderful storytelling, may be made to his son, Mi- housing in Lynn. Orga- head and Nahant. are renters. Item reporter Thomas steady presence and notes chael Stephen Noone, 450B nizers said some people in According to the most In Lynn, the average rent Grillo contributed to this of encouragement. Michael’s Paradise Road, PMB 276, the city were feeling left recent DHCD report, Lynn for a one-bedroom apart- report. Gayla Cawley can love and compassion knew no Swampscott, MA 01907. Di- out of new developments has met the requirement, ment in the rst quarter be reached at gcawley@ bounds or limit. He is remem- rections and guestbook at that they could not afford. with 12.5 percent, or 4,435 rose to $1,281, a 1 percent itemlive.com. bered as humble, principled, www.Solimine.com. and exceedingly generous of his talents and time. In addition to his wife and Peabody High goes into search mode parents, he is survived by his following principal’s sudden resignation Robert H. Kern, 73 By Thomas Grillo thank him for his many won’t be a piece of cake addition to the need to ITEM STAFF years of service.” in the middle of summer,” replace the 49-year-old The job posting on the he said. “Being a principal school building, the num- On Wednesday, July 17, PEABODY — The city’s district’s website did not today is exhausting. High ber of students in grade 10 high school needs a new 2019, Robert Kern, loving include a salary. Buckley schools are considered the who scored in the needs husband and devoted father principal. earned $135,000 last year, starship of the school sys- improvement category in Eric Buckley resigned of two, passed away at age according to city records. tem, and principals deal English, math and science 73. abruptly last week for per- Buckley faced a serious with multiple education in last year’s MCAS tests sonal reasons. Born in Chelsea, he was the health problem in 2009 programs, social issues exceeded the state aver- son of the late Robert G. and The Peabody native when he was diagnosed going on with the kids, as age. Ann (Grady) Kern. He was the began as a substitute with Hodgkin’s lymphoma, well as the expectations of Until last year, Mas- husband of Susan A. (Cash- teacher in the district in a blood cancer. He under- the community. sachusetts schools were man) Kern, with whom he 1991 and spent nearly all went chemotherapy treat- The most attractive classi ed into one of ve shared 50 years of marriage. of his career at Peabody ment and two attempts at principal candidates are accountability levels. He grew up in Salem and lived Veterans Memorial High stem cell transplants. Two probably settled into a po- Those meeting goals were in Lynn for the past 50-plus School. He advanced to years later, Buckley was sition already, Scott said, ranked Level 1, while the years. He graduated from Sa- full-time teacher, depart- diagnosed with non-Hod- and it’s unlikely someone lowest performing schools lem Vocational High School, ment head and assistant gkin’s lymphoma and will be found who wants to were rated Level 5, a from Newbury Junior College principal. He was named received a bone marrow leave their district imme- ranking that allows the in Brookline and from North to lead the school in 2013. stem cell transplant from diately. education commissioner Shore Community College. Buckley and Mayor Ed- a matching donor. “Often principals are to appoint a receiver to op- He was a U.S. Navy veteran ward Bettencourt Jr., who Murtagh declined to dis- under contract and are re- erate the school. and served with the Seabees furry friends, Buddy and Lucy. serves as chairman of the cuss his health. quired to give a 60- or 90- From 2012 to 2013, Pea- MCB7. He was also the brother of the School Committee, did not “This is his time to take day notice,” he added. body High was a Level 1. Robert was a licensed elec- late James L. Kern. return calls seeking com- care of himself,” she said. Murtagh agreed it will But from 2014 through last trician as well as a retired Lynn Service information: His ment. Thomas Scott, executive be a challenge, but she is year, the school dropped to re ghter and EMT, serving funeral will be held on Tues- Superintendent Cara director of the Massachu- ready, she said. Level 3, which puts the on the Lynn Fire Department day at 9:30 a.m. from the Murtagh said Buckley will setts Association of School “We will try our best to high school among the from 1974 until 2009. He was CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral be missed. Superintendents, said get the right person,” she lowest performing 20 per- a member of Lynn Fire ghters Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, “He is a great guy,” she it won’t be easy to nd a said. cent of schools in the state. Union Local 739. followed by a funeral Mass said. “I’ve been here 22 strong candidate to ll the A new principal comes Robert was a history buff in St. Pius V Church, 215 Ma- years and our paths have seat by September. as the school with its Thomas Grillo can be and loved to read. A car en- ple St., Lynn, at 10:30 a.m. crossed as administrators. “Finding a really good 1,436 students faces a reached at tgrillo@item- thusiast, he enjoyed antique Burial in St. Joseph’s Cem- I wish him the best and high school principal variety of challenges. In live.com. cars and auto racing. He loved etery, Lynn. Visiting hours to travel the world and was Monday from 4-8 p.m. In always looking forward to that lieu of owers, tune up your IN MEMORIAM next trip. car and check the air pres- MARK JOSEPH COLPITTS In addition to his wife, he sure in your tires — he would ON HIS BIRTHDAY JULY 19, 2019 leaves his children, Michael have wanted that. To share a Kern and his wife Miriam of memory or leave online con- Peabody and Colleen Kern dolences please visit www. and her partner Nelson Sosa cuffemcginn.com. of Peabody; his granddaugh- ters, Isabel and Abigail Sosa, who he could never spoil enough, and his two favorite LIFE WELL CELEBRATED®

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Call Customer Service in Item Sports! to place an ad 781-593-7700, ext. 2 FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 The heat is on this weekend HEAT 2016 for the hottest June From A1 with records going back to What to do during extreme heat 1880. lNever leave children or so your body temperature will heat stroke which include “Earth is running a fever pets alone in a closed vehicle. have a chance to recover. Use heavy sweating, faintness, that won’t break thanks to Even with the windows cracked sunscreen with a high SPF and dizziness, fatigue, weak climate change,” climatol- open, interior temperatures wear a wide-brimmed hat. or rapid pulse and muscle ogist Kathie Dello told the can rise almost 20 degrees Associated Press. lIf you lack air conditioning, cramps, according to the within 10 minutes. “This won’t be the last stay on your lowest floor, out of Mayo Clinic. lSlow down and avoid record warm summer the sun. Use fans to stay cool Wear lightweight and strenuous activity. months we will see.” and avoid using the stove and loose fitting clothing when lWear lightweight, loose-fit- possible and drink plenty It seems likely July oven. Consider spending time will also be a record ting, light-colored clothing. of water. Light colors reflect heat and in air-conditioned public spac- Young children and pets hot month, according to es, such as schools, libraries, Berkeley Earth, the Cali- sunlight, and help maintain should never be left unat- normal body temperature. theaters and other community tended in vehicles under fornia nonprofit which fo- facilities. cuses its research on land lDrink plenty of water even any circumstances. This lIf there are power outag- temperature data analysis if you are not thirsty. Avoid al- is especially true during coholic beverages and liquids es during warm weather, take warm or hot weather for climate science. The first half of this year high in sugar or caffeine. If additional precautions or go to when car interiors can your doctor generally limits the a cooling center or emergency reach lethal temperatures is tied with 2017 for the amount of fluid you drink, ask shelter to stay cool. in minutes. second hottest six months of the year, behind 2016. how much you should drink lKnow the symptoms of This weekend’s heat during hot weather. “This heat is what we and watch out for heat-related Marathon swimmer Kim Garbarino has com- emergency comes as the lEat well-balanced, light, Earth sizzled to its hot- can expect to see with a illnesses. Call 911 to report pleted numerous Boston Harbor swims. warming climate,” said regular meals. test June on record as the emergencies. Freja Vamborg, a climate lStay indoors as much as climate keeps going to ex- lBe a good neighbor. Check scientist at the Coperni- possible and limit exposure tremes, according to the on family, friends and neigh- A 24-mile Boston Harbor cus Climate Change Ser- to the sun. Do not leave pets National Oceanic and At- bors, especially elders who live vice in Europe. outside for extended periods mospheric Administration. of time. alone, those with medical con- cruise — the hard way The average tempera- Material from the Asso- l If you must be outdoors, ditions, assistance and anyone ture in June was 61 de- ciated Press was used in limit your outdoor activity to the without air conditioning. GARBARINO During the Channel grees, nearly two degrees this report. Thomas Grillo morning and evening hours. Try Source: Commonwealth of From A1 swim, Garbarino only warmer than the 20th can be reached at tgrillo@ to rest often in shady areas Massachusetts. broke his stroke cadence century average. It beat itemlive.com. “Amy has kayaked all at intervals to motion for my swims and knows the Amy to toss him a bottle course better than any filled with Gatorade, Red boat pilot, and will be Bull, water and vitamin Nahant’s prayers are answered leading me and Elaine gel. through the darkness,” “I downed it as fast as I NAHANT Each begins at 9:30 a.m. of coffee,” said Snell. at the Wharf. She offers Garbarino said. could — stopping even 30 From A1 The outdoor worship Snell, who has partici- prayer walks around town, You read those words seconds drives you back services are meant to be pated in United Church of prayer services in the right — darkness. Part 500 feet with the tide,” he Bailey’s Hill. On Aug. 11 informal; people are wel- Christ churches across the chapel and prayer through of the swim, like many said. the service will be at Vet- come to bring their chil- country, began her minis- Facebook live on Mondays endurance swims, in- Passing ships forced eran’s Park, which is lo- dren or dogs, and wear try in Nahant during Holy at 11:30 a.m. volves stroking through him to battle through cated at Castle and Nah- flip flops or jeans, said Week, leading Maundy the ocean in the dark. An their wakes, and the ant roads. Snell. Thursday service on April Bridget Turcotte can escort boat, the Ellie Mae onset of night prompted Snell will return to the “It’s a come-as-you-are 18 and Easter Morning be reached at bturcotte@ Knots, will follow Garba- Garbarino to shove light Town Wharf for the final style of service, where peo- worship. By May, the Cal- itemlive.com. Follow her rino with John Forgione sticks under his cap and outdoor worship service ple are invited to bring ifornia native held the on Twitter @BridgetTur- at the helm. swim on through the Aug. 25. their dogs and their cups blessing of the animals cotte. Like Garbarino, For- twilight into night. gione was born and The Channel crossing raised in Lynn and one of wasn’t Garbarino’s first Garbarino’s other regular attempt at the Mount Ev- pilot boat captains is also erest of marathon swims. a Lynn resident. Bad weather ended an Garbarino is dedicat- initial attempt in 2011 ing Friday’s swim to his and a second attempt grandson, Vinny, who was that year fell short of born on Wednesday. success. “I’m hoping in 15-16 Striving for success in years from now we can the face of failure per- complete the Boston fectly defines Garbarino. Light together,” Garbari- His motto is, “I don’t do no said. anything that has more Since 2009, Garbarino than a 50 percent chance has accomplished the of success.” Boston Light Swim 16 He applies his philoso- times, logging nine sin- phy of tackling adversity gle-leg swims, six double to his job working as a legs and a relay team win. probation officer. Re- He said a triple leg swim sumes, work history, fam- has never been success- ily background are words fully attempted, and the on paper for Garbarino. challenges he faces today He approaches his Dis- include three tide chang- trict Court clients with es and rip currents. the belief that everyone Garbarino swam the has a reservoir of confi- English Channel on a dence and perseverance Sunday in 2012 and inside them. His job is to swam Boston Light the show people in trouble following Saturday. with the law how to tap He waded onto a French ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK into that well and use it beach after battling two- to power discipline. State Sen. Brendan Crighton and state Rep. Lori Ehrlich speak during the announcement of the foot swells, a fish that Garbarino isn’t inter- 2019 Affordable Rental Housing Awards. nibbled on his left foot ested in warning people and water temperatures to avoid failure. He is in- Close to home, Baker awards affordable-housing funding that dropped to 58 de- terested in showing them grees during the Channel the path to success so break ground early 2020. swim. that they can make hope BAKER Entering the water at From A1 “The number of seniors the overriding dynamic in in this town greatly out- 5 a.m., he swam 5 miles their lives. units will be affordable races other communities,” through tough tides sim- After completing the and 273 will be reserved said Swampscott Select ply to clear a harbor. Once Channel swim, Garbarino for extremely low-income Board Chair Peter Spell- he reached the Channel, explained why he likes households. ios. “While most of those Garbarino broke into a ocean swimming: “A lot of “The housing crisis seniors continue to thrive sprint swim to outpace people are afraid of deep tides that threatened to in Massachusetts has here, many others are water. I’m not at all.” That shove him back to shore. far-reaching effects on struggling and need our same explanation applies His sister-in-law, Beth our commonwealth and is help.” to his job. Other people Simione, kept him on en- a major obstacle to long- Housing and Economic shy away from trouble durance pace by counting term growth,” said Hous- Development Undersecre- and failure; Garbarino his strokes as swimming ing and Economic Devel- tary Janelle Chan, state sees the negatives in oth- coach Craig Lewin urged opment Secretary Mike representatives Brendan er people’s lives as fertile him on while Lynn lawyer Kennealy. “Our workforce Crighton (Chairman of the ground for sowing the Joint Committee on Hous- Harvey Rowe scanned the seeds of success. and low-income house- sea for debris. holds need more housing ing) and Lori Erhlich, and a number of representa- Item readers will note Thor Jourgensen is Ed- options that connect them how Lewin last Saturday itorial Page Editor. He to employment opportu- tives from communities benefiting from the hous- completed a swim around can be reached at tjour- nities, transportation and Manhattan Island. [email protected]. amenities. Our adminis- ing awards also attended tration is proud to support the event. Crighton, Chan today’s projects, which and Baker all addressed Space is the LAW OFFICES OF will further diversify our the state’s “housing crisis,” place for future JAMES J. CARRIGAN and agreed the demand housing portfolio and help jobs. Nasa • Social Security Disability for housing continues to more families access sta- research • Workers Compensation ble housing.” soar while the supply con- • Accidents tinues to be cut in half. funding at U.of 25 years located across The money is coming from Lynn District Court from direct subsidies from “Our administration has Colorado, 15 Johnson St. seven state bond accounts already invested more Boulder. Great 6/30/2069 and federal funds. The de- Peter Spellios, chair of the Swampscott Select than $1 billion in afford- 781-596-0100 able housing (since 2015) quantum physics JAMES J. CARRIGAN partment also allocated Board, discusses the town’s senior population. and we look forward to department. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN $38 million in state and LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL working with our col- federal Low Income Hous- www.jamescarriganlaw.com in the fall of 2017. They sortium ($342,000) and leagues in the Legisla- TechBriefs.com ing Tax Credits to the var- [email protected] had to apply for project a private philanthropy ture to pass our Housing ious projects, including $1 extensions two years in a ($250,000). The rest of the Choice bill to facilitate the million to the Swampscott row, 2018 and 2019, after estimated $15 million will production of more new Catch up with your project, which will help struggling to lock down be covered by a private housing units in commu- them generate about $10 full funding for the proj- mortgage, said Glikman. nities across Massachu- favorite team million in equity, said Max ect, which will have 38 Susan Gittelman, ex- setts,” said Baker. Glikman, B’nai B’rith’s Se- one-bedroom affordable ecutive director for B’nai in Item Sports! nior Project Manager. rental units for seniors. B’rith Housing, said she Bella diGrazia can be The Swampscott de- Further funding for the and her team can’t wait reached at bdigrazia@ velopers received zoning project will come from to get started on the de- itemlive.com. Follow her on approvals from the town North Shore HOME Con- velopment. They expect to Twitter @BelladiGrazia. A4 FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 OPINION

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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS Shine a light on workplace bullying President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ I hope that you and that 20 percent to 40 percent of female Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall your readers will take percent of Americans workers who are 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton an interest in a social have been bullied bullied are bullied by Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan problem that does not at work. Research females. Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman My own theory is Customer Service receive enough atten- also indicates that Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS tion. A good definition 45 percent of targets that what is behind Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 of workplace bullying or victims suffer what is going on here Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 is repeated mistreat- stress-related health is what you might call 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 the abuse and misuse Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ment of one or more problems. Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 workers (the targets Existent research is of having power and Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 and victims) by one or split between studies. control over others classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 and that it has an Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 more perpetrators. Some conclude that Subscriptions It is abusive conduct about 60 percent of element and dimen- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 that is threatening, workplace bullies sion of psychological Circulation humiliating, intim- are men while others and emotional sadism [email protected] idating, demeaning, state that roughly 60 to it. Ext. 3 and/or verbally abu- percent are women. Newsroom Stewart B. Epstein [email protected] sive. Studies have also [email protected] Research indicates concluded that 70 Rochester, N.Y. Ext. 4 VIRGIE ROY Sports EDITORIAL [email protected] Ext. 5 Retail and Online U.S. health care would collapse Advertising Licensing the [email protected] ADVERTISING without foreign-trained nurses Ernie Carpenter Jr. undocumented makes Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 America’s population and hire enough U.S. recognized by her [email protected] sense and dollars is growing, its work- workers to meet de- country and commu- Ralph Mitchell force is aging and its mand, forcing hospi- nity with praise and Sales Representative, ext. 1313 We support state Sen. Brendan Crigh- health care system is tals to recruit foreign [email protected] ton’s push to end a state policy banning awards, but her great straining under the talent to bridge one of Patricia Whalen undocumented immigrants from obtaining dream of becoming a Sales Representative, ext. 1310 a driver’s license. weight of both. At the the world’s most se- nurse had been de- [email protected] This is not a discussion about immigra- intersection of these vere labor shortages. nied. It was in her BUSINESS OFFICE trends is the very Despite the urgen- tion; it’s about driver’s licenses. memory that my hus- Maria Alvaracin Crighton is on the mark when he cites practical question of cy to hire more nurs- band, who had previ- ext. 1205 public safety and economic reasons for al- just who’s going to es, immigration rules ously had a success- [email protected] lowing undocumented immigrants — there care for all these new don’t make it easy on ful career as a project Susan J. Conti are an estimated 255,000 in Massachusetts patients. either the hospital or Controller, ext. 1288 — to obtain a standard driver’s license. manager, enrolled in a [email protected] Increasingly, the clinician to fill long- nursing program. He Allowing undocumented immigrants liv- nurse answering that open jobs. In fact, Ted Grant ing in Massachusetts to obtain a driver’s graduated with high Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] license gives them greater access to work. bedside call looks and immigration laws honors last year and require foreign-edu- Marian Kinney That simple logic should be more than suf- sounds a lot like me, a is now in a leadership first-generation immi- cated nurses living ext. 1212 ficient to demolish the persistent prejudice role in the health care [email protected] branding immigrants as people who come grant. abroad to secure an field. Will Kraft to the United States to live off social wel- Consider the num- offer of employment Coming to America Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 fare programs. bers: U.S. medical fa- before they even be- [email protected] changed my life and To put it in even simpler terms, to not cilities will need to gin the permanent Mike Shanahan have a driver’s license in 21st century hire more than 2 mil- residence application, not simply because of Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] America is to be isolated from job oppor- lion new health care which often takes a Patricia — it gave me tunities. the special privilege to Carolina Trujillo Essex County Community Organization workers within the year or more and re- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 next six years just to quires that they not care for people in their [email protected] (ECCO) immigrant organizer Isabel Lo- most tender moments. pez said lack of access to a driver’s license keep pace with rising enter the country un- Jim Wilson demand for care. If til it’s been completed. I know that I make a Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 means undocumented workers rely on [email protected] rides and public transit to get to work. and when they can’t, This lengthy pro- difference in the lives They have to look for jobs close to their the country will suffer cess is unlike those of my patients as do CIRCULATION homes and if they find a job in another an interruption of care for other high-skilled the hundreds of thou- Lisa Mahmoud community, they can face a time-consum- Manager, ext. 1239 so catastrophic as to employment fields, sands of other for- [email protected] ing process involving buses and long walks. threaten the well-be- like tech workers, who eign-educated nurses CLASSIFIED Allowing undocumented immigrants to ing of everyone from are already living and working in this coun- obtain licenses opens the door to making Abbe Young Smith them employees who can contribute eco- school children and working in the coun- try. Without us, Amer- Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] nomically to communities they live in by pregnant mothers to try on work visas ica would be worse off. buying goods and services. seniors and dialysis while awaiting green It’s just that simple. GRAPHICS Crighton explained why now is the time to patients. card consideration. The Fairness Act’s Trevor Andreozzi license undocumented immigrants: “We’re For decades, the U.S. After years of wait- Designer motivations are vir- [email protected] at a turning point on immigration. Many has maintained a deli- ing and seeming- tuous, but good inten- folks are asking, ‘Why would we have an Mohamed Diop cate health care staff- ly endless forms, tions don’t absolve it Designer unequal system?’” ing balance by rely- post-training creden- of its profound unin- [email protected] State law allows immigrants who are not ing on foreign-trained tial certifications and tended consequences. Mark Sutherland undocumented to apply for licenses. Under nurses like me. With- English proficiency ex- Creative Director Crighton’s legislation, undocumented im- This will devastate pa- out us, most U.S. med- ams, I was finally able [email protected] migrants could apply for a license at the tient access in virtual- NEWSROOM Registry of Motor Vehicles by presenting ical facilities would to emigrate to the U.S. ly every corner of the collapse. Thanks to a in 2014 after having Mike Alongi a passport from their country of origin or country as it makes it Sports Reporter ext. 1228 documentation provided by that nation’s popular immigration first secured a nurs- virtually impossible [email protected] consulate. proposal that would ing position through for qualified nurses to Bill Brotherton Crighton said undocumented license unintentionally re- a health care staffing come here. Unless the Features Editor ext. 1338 applicants would undergo the same ques- strict access to foreign agency. [email protected] Senate acts to include tions and testing any other Massachusetts medical talent, that My husband and Gayla Cawley resident is subject to when applying for a a special carve-out for Reporter, ext. 1236 just might happen. children joined me, [email protected] license. They would also be subject to the The Fairness for and together we found nurses, U.S. health same computer checks applied to all other care and patients will Cheryl Charles license applicants. High-Skilled Immi- a community and News Editor, ext. 1278 grants Act, which the built a life. We be- suffer. [email protected] The Lynn senator admits the toughest job America needs nurs- he faces in winning support for the legisla- House passed last came Americans, all Bella diGrazia es now more than ever, Reporter, ext. 1317 tion is dispelling myths surrounding immi- week by a vote of of us, but not without [email protected] grant licensing. 365-65, would rapidly challenge or cost. Af- but the Fairness Act Thomas Grillo Myth A: Immigrants become citizens once phase out per-coun- ter visiting the site of will limit the country’s Reporter, ext. 1264 they obtain a driver’s license. Wrong, that’s try limits on employ- the 9/11 terrorist at- access to them. The [email protected] an entirely different process. But Crighton ment-based visas in tacks in New York, my bill might aspire to Spenser Hasak said 12 states that license undocumented an attempt to ease the daughter heard and fairness, but it doesn’t Photographer, ext. 1332 immigrants experienced a reduction in un- [email protected] tremendous backlog answered the call to deliver it for nurses licensed driving violations and other motor Thor Jourgensen vehicle infractions. for Indian green card serve her new coun- and certainly not for Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 Myth B: Issuing a driver’s license to an applications. On pa- try and enlisted in patients. [email protected] undocumented immigrant automatically per, it’s all very com- the United States Air Daniel Kane Virgie Roy, RN, BSN, Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 makes them eligible to vote. Wrong. To vote plicated. In practice, Force. [email protected] in Massachusetts, one must be a U.S. cit- though, it’s quite sim- Like her mother, she lives in Fairfield, Ca- lif., with her husband Steve Krause izen, a resident of Massachusetts, and 18 ple: It means passion- had hoped to become Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 years old on or before election day. ate, qualified foreign a nurse and earn her and two sons. She was [email protected] What it does do, Crighton said, is make nurses won’t be able commission as an of- placed in her Cal- Harold Rivera the undocumented a contributor to Massa- to emigrate and deliv- ficer, but sadly, she ifornia hospital by Sports Editor, ext. 1238 chusetts’ economy and someone who is pay- [email protected] er much-needed care. wasn’t able to realize MedPro Healthcare ing fees required by the Registry to obtain Staffing, a member of Anne Marie Tobin a license. America’s nurse defi- those dreams. Air- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Old myths and prejudices about immi- cit has been teeter- man Patricia Roy died the American Associ- [email protected] grants are heading to the rubbish bin ing at the brink for while on active duty ation of International Bridget Turcotte where they belong. Their elimination is decades, but it’s only and was posthumously Healthcare Recruit- Reporter, ext. 1269 [email protected] making way for intelligent ideas, such as projected to worsen as awarded the Air Force ment, which has ad- licensing undocumented immigrants. We Ryan York baby boomers age into Achievement Medal in vocated a clinician Copy Editor, ext. 1220 hope Crighton’s legislative colleagues make retirement. The plain recognition of her out- carve-out of the Fair- [email protected] licensing drivers a process that is fair. reality is that the standing service. ness for High-Skilled TECHNOLOGY country can’t educate Patricia had been Immigrants Act. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Deemed dangerous, Epstein denied bail in sex-abuse case By Tom Hays tan mansion. They said a claim by defense law- and Larry he wouldn’t run and was yers that there was no ev- Neumeister willing to pledge a fortune idence he’d ever used the ASSOCIATED PRESS of at least $559 million as fake passport, saying the collateral. Austrian passport con- NEW YORK — A judge The judge said he also tained stamps reflecting it denied bail for jailed fi- rejected bail because Ep- was used to enter France, nancier Jeffrey Epstein stein presents a flight Spain, Britain and Saudi on sex trafficking charges risk, in part because of Arabia in the 1980s. Thursday, saying he pos- his opulent lifestyle that Prior to Thursday’s bail es a danger to the public includes private jets, fre- hearing, defense lawyers and might use his “great quent international travel told the judge Epstein wealth and vast resourc- and a foreign residence in was given the passport es” to flee the country. Paris. by a friend after some Epstein, with his hands On Monday, Assistant Jewish-Americans were folded before him, showed U.S. Attorney Alex Ross- informally advised to car- no reaction to the an- miller said the govern- ry identification bearing PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nouncement by U.S. Dis- ment’s case against Ep- a non-Jewish name when trict Judge Richard M. Speaker Nancy Pelosi said “America’s workers deserve a raise” at a press stein is “getting stronger traveling internationally Berman. His lawyers did conference with labor leaders and employees ahead of voting. every single day” as more during a period when hi- not comment afterward. women contact author- jackings were more com- “I doubt that any bail ities to say he sexually mon. package can overcome abused them when they They said he never used danger to the communi- House approves $15 minimum were minors. it and the passport stamps ty,” Berman said, citing a Rossmiller said the gov- predated his receipt of the danger for both the “mi- ernment learned earlier document. wage; Senate prospects are dim nor victims in this case this week that a raid of Prosecutors have also and prospective victims as Epstein’s mansion fol- argued Epstein was a “right thing to do.” joined most all Democrats well.” By Lisa Mascaro lowing his July 6 arrest risk of trying to influence ASSOCIATED PRESS “America’s workers de- in passage, on a 231-199 The decision means turned up “piles of cash, witnesses after it was Epstein will remain be- serve a raise,” said Speak- vote. dozens of diamonds” and a discovered he had paid a WASHINGTON — hind bars while he fights er Nancy Pelosi at a press During the floor de- passport with a picture of total of $350,000 to two House Democrats ap- charges that he exploit- conference with labor bate, Rep. Ronald Wright, the defendant but a name people, including a former proved legislation ed dozens of girls in New leaders and employees R-Texas, called it a “di- other than his in a locked employee, in the last year. Thursday to raise the fed- York and Florida in the ahead of voting. Lifting a sastrous bill.” Wright said safe. He also said hun- That came after the Mi- eral minimum wage for early 2000s. He faces up to young girl into her arms, essentially doubling pay dreds, if not thousands, of ami Herald reported the the first time in a decade, 45 years in prison if con- Pelosi said, “This is what would cost jobs and the sexually explicit photos of circumstances of his state to $15 an hour, but the bill victed. it’s all about... It’s about bill should be renamed young women found in his court conviction in 2008, has almost no chance in Two politicians lauded family.” the “Raising Unemploy- home included at least one which led to a 13-month the Republican-controlled Berman’s bail decision, The legislation, for the ment for American Work- purported victim. jail term and a plea deal Senate. with U.S. Rep. Debbie first time, would pay ers Act.” In a court filing Wednes- that allowed him to avoid Passage was assured af- Wasserman Schultz say- tipped workers the same While opponents have day, prosecutors disputed a federal prosecution. ter centrists won conces- ing the “survivors deserve sions for a slower phase- as others earning the min- long said higher minimum more answer and true jus- in, over six years instead imum, boosting their pay wages lead to job losses, tice.” of five. They also won to $15 an hour, too. It’s economists say new stud- Berman noted the “com- assurances the pay hike now $2.13. ies are casting doubt on pelling testimony” at could be halted midway if Republicans in the those long-held theories. Monday’s bail hearing a study shows job losses or House balked at the wage A report from the non- by Epstein accusers An- other adverse effects. hike, which would be the partisan Congressional nie Farmer and Courtney A hike in the $7.25 first since Democrats last Budget Office sent mixed Wild, who “testified that hourly wage has been a controlled the majority. messages. It said more they fear for their safety top Democratic campaign It was signed into law by than 30 million workers and the safety of others if promise, intended to ad- then-President George W. would see bigger pay- Mr. Epstein were to be re- dress income inequality Bush. checks with a higher leased.” that’s driving the 2020 po- States are already able wage, lifting more than 1 Wild, who said she was litical debate. Democratic to raise the wage beyond million workers from pov- sexually abused by Ep- Majority Leader Steny the federal minimum, and erty. It also said between 1 stein when she was 14 in Hoyer of Maryland said many have done so. million and 3 million jobs Palm Beach, Fla., pleaded raising the wage is the Just a few Republicans could be lost. with the judge to keep him jailed. “He’s a scary person to have walking the streets,” Trump says not happy with Wild said during the Mon- day hearing. The defense had ar- backers’ ‘send her back’ chant gued 66-year-old Epstein PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Zeke Miller pausing his remarks, ap- he’s made antagonistic or should be allowed to await and Alan Fram pearing to drink in the racially provocative com- trial under house arrest Jeffrey Epstein will remain behind bars while ASSOCIATED PRESS uproar and not admonish- ments. with electronic monitoring he fights charges that he exploited dozens of ing his supporters as they At the Wednesday cam- at his $77 million Manhat- girls in New York and Florida in the early 2000s. WASHINGTON — Pres- chanted. paign rally in Greenville, ident Donald Trump said “I was not happy with N.C., Trump tore into Thursday he was unhappy it,” Trump said a day lat- four progressive fresh- American warship destroys with his supporters chant- er as some prominent Re- man congresswomen who ing “send her back” after publicans criticized the last weekend he tweeted he assailed a young Dem- chant at the president’s should return to their na- Iranian drone in Strait of Hormuz ocratic congresswoman re-election event. He said tive countries if they “hate who he’s suggested should he “would certainly try” America.” Of the four, who By Darlene said the U.S. responded U.S. drone on June 20 and leave the U.S. to stop the chant should strongly oppose many of Superville in self-defense. Iran’s for- stepping up support for Speaking in the Oval it return at a subsequent Trump’s policies, one is and Robert Burns eign minister, Mohammad Houthi rebels in Yemen. Office, Trump claimed he rally. black, one is Hispanic and tried to stop the chant, ASSOCIATED PRESS Javad Zarif, told reporters Adding to the economic So far, no GOP lawmak- two are Muslim. All are which came after he re- as he arrived for a meet- pressure on Tehran, the ers are directly taking on American citizens, and WASHINGTON — A cited a litany of com- ing at the United Nations Treasury Department Trump over the episode. three were born here. U.S. warship on Thurs- plaints about Rep. Ilhan that “we have no informa- said Thursday it was im- The muted reactions House Minority Leader day destroyed an Iranian Omar of Minnesota, who by congressional Repub- Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., tion about losing a drone posing sanctions on what drone in the Strait of Hor- fled to the U.S. as a child licans followed a pattern told reporters that such today.” it called a network of front muz after it threatened with her family from vio- that’s become familiar af- cries “have no place in our The clash in one of the companies and agents in- the ship, President Donald lence-wracked Somalia. ter numerous incidents in party and no place in this busiest waterways for volved in helping Iran buy Trump said. The incident international oil traffic Video shows the president Trump’s presidency when country.” sensitive materials for its marked a new escalation highlighted the risk of war nuclear program. It said of tensions between the between two countries at countries less than one odds over a wide range of the targeted individuals A community ponders role of month after Iran downed issues. After Trump pulled and entities are based in an American drone in the United States out of Iran, China and Belgium. the same waterway and the Iran nuclear deal last Trump said the Navy’s drugmakers in opioid struggle Trump came close to re- year and imposed addi- USS Boxer, an amphib- taliating with a military tional economic sanctions, ious assault ship, took By Angie Wang time I would see him or tion to pain pills, and then strike. the Iranians have pushed defensive action after the and John Minchillo hear his voice or be able to heroin, for more than a de- In remarks at the White back on the military front, Iranian aircraft closed to ASSOCIATED PRESS hug him.” cade. “It was nothing but House, Trump blamed allegedly sabotaging Sau- within 1,000 yards of the Soon, Jeremy Edward trying to hustle to make Iran for a “provocative di and other oil tankers in ship and ignored multiple JACKSON, Ohio — The Davis was dead, at age 33. your next fix.” and hostile” action and the Gulf, shooting down a calls to stand down. numbers are staggering: “My son was accountable The 42-year-old resident An average yearly total of for himself; he did what he of Jackson, the county 107 opioid pills per resi- did, he chose to do that,” seat, started on pain pills dent were distributed over Davis, 67, said Wednesday. in 2000, then later turned a seven-year period in this But then he wondered to far cheaper and more rural Appalachian county. aloud about the role of the available heroin as law The newly released fed- drugmakers, and those enforcement crackdowns eral data is shocking even who did the overprescrib- reduced the availability of to people who live here in ing. “Again, how did the pills. Jackson County, where drugs get here, how did Carter said his life “was nearly everyone seems the pills get here, who is pure hell. It was just try- to have known someone responsible for it? I think ing not to be sick. It was who died from drug-relat- they should pay.” shooting up in every gas ed causes. Five children The outsized numbers station bathroom in this in one elementary school of prescription pain pills town,” he said. “When I class were said to have have helped fuel many think about that, it dis- lost a parent to an over- heartbreaking stories of gusts me.” dose death this past aca- overdose deaths like Da- Such stories are all too demic year. vis’. They’ve also contrib- common here. Standing at his son’s uted to uneven addiction “Essentially, there is no grave in Coalton, a village recovery and surging fos- segment of our communi- of fewer than 500 people, ter care rates as parents ties that are not impact- Eddie Davis remembers lose their children or leave ed by this,” said Robin vividly his last conversa- them orphaned. Harris, executive director PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion, in his home nearly “When I was an addict, for a governmental board President Donald Trump said the Navy’s USS Boxer, an amphibious 10 years ago, with the son this town was misery,” that helps provide addic- assault ship, took defensive action after the Iranian aircraft closed to he called Bub, “not know- said William Carter, who tion and mental health within 1,000 yards of the ship. ing that would be the last struggled with an addic- services in the region. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- ed on Wednesday at 7:39 he sent them $395.11, but 5 Waldingfield Lane on Tues- larly arrests, reflect police records. a.m. All units responded. Of- they continued to talk him day at 11:38 p.m. Caller lost In the event of a perceived inac- ficer reports the Lynnfield Fire through the process of buy- sight of him in the darkness curacy, it is the sole responsibility Department is on scene inves- ing money cards and sending and did not know if he was tigating accidental alarm. in the money. He stated they still out there. It appears he of the concerned party to contact False burglar alarm reported called back after that and fled into the woods. No further the relevant police department at 4 Josephs Lane on Wednes- said they needed $100 more. description given. Officer will and have the department issue a day at 4:15 p.m. Officer re- A caller reported she came document. notice of correction to the Daily ports all is OK. home at 3:18 a.m. on Thurs- Report of a black vehicle Item. Corrections or clarifications Burglar alarm sounded at day to find someone sleeping that has been parked over- will not be made without express Lynnfield High School at 275 on her Broughton Road lawn. night in the Sports Medicine Essex St. on Wednesday at She stated she confronted notice of change from the arrest- North parking lot at 2 First PHOTO | WBZ-TV 7:25 p.m. Officer reported him, asked him to leave, and Ave. for the past week on ing police department. exterior doors are secure and then he got up and chased Selvin Manuel Lima, 23, of Lawrence was ar- Wednesday at 12:41 a.m. raigned in his hospital bed at Brigham and will contract custodian. her. Officer checked surrounding LYNN A caller from Atlantic Av- Women’s Hospital for causing the death of an parking lots, but the vehicle 11-year-old Peabody girl. Animal Control enue called at 7:07 a.m. on was not found. Arrests Thursday to report an employ- A well-being check was re- Dog bite reported by the ee stealing. Nima Heshmatpour, of 40 animal control officer on quested by the Salem Police Pearl St., was arrested on Wednesday at 3:27 p.m. at 3 Department on Wednesday at Prosecutor seeks warrant charges of two counts Pine St. PEABODY 6:47 a.m. for 6 Britton Road. of receiving a stolen motor ve- Party was evaluated by Atlan- hicle, two counts of malicious Complaints Arrests tic Ambulance and taken to dangerousness Beverly Hospital. destruction of property, use of Almedia De Rezende, 37, a motor vehicle without au- Department of Public Works Resident of 278 Newbury employee is directing traffic of 264 Washington St., Apt. 2, St. complained about loud thority, receiving stolen prop- was arrested following a mo- hearing for driver at the Sagamore Spring Golf construction noise prior to erty, daytime breaking and tor vehicle stop at 357 Low- Club at 1287 Main St. for May- 7 a.m. at 7:23 a.m. Officer entering for a felony, nighttime ell St. and 64 Proctor Circle breaking and entering for a er Tree Service on Wednesday checked the area. Crews were at 9:45 a.m. for unlicensed operation of a in fatal accident felony, attempt to commit a motor vehicle and a variety of advised no work before 7. crime, and assault with a dan- Malicious destruction of Report of a needle in front By Thomas Grillo car. They remain in vari- property reported at 165 Low- equipment violations on Tues- ous Boston hospitals with gerous weapon at 10:50 p.m. day at 5:27 p.m. Officer re- of her home at 15 Elaine Ave. ITEM STAFF Wednesday. ell St. on Wednesday at 12:15 on Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. serious injuries. ports a licensed operator took SALEM — If the Essex Abass Kamara, 18, was p.m. Officers took report. Officer reports item was col- The car was hit at the Caller reported the oper- possession of the vehicle. County District Attorney intersection of Andover arrested and charged with Robert Nicholas Melville, lected. attempt to commit crime, dis- ator of a motor vehicle with Caller from the For Kids Pro- gets his way, a 23-year-old Street and Winthrop Ave- Massachusetts license plate 35, of 205 Lynn St., was man accused of causing a nue, according to police. orderly conduct, trespassing, arrested after his girlfriend gram at the William A. Welch larceny of a motor vehicle and 2XN458 is on Summer Street Jr. Elementary School at 50 horrific crash that killed a The DA’s office said in the middle of both lanes reported she was assaulted Peabody girl will remain Lima was operating a assault and battery at 12:51 and dragged by the feet and Swampscott Ave. on Wednes- p.m. Wednesday. on Wednesday at 6:40 p.m. day at 10:21 a.m. reports in prison until trial. white 2009 Infiniti G37 Officer checked Summer and kicked in the stomach on Selvin Manuel Lima will when he was stopped by Ashlee Mootrey, of 11 Ap- Tuesday at 6:21 p.m. He is broken beer bottles in the pleton Terrace, was arrested surrounding streets but was playground area. Public Works face a judge next month police at the intersection unable to locate the vehicle. charged with assault and bat- as DA Jonathan Blodgett of South Union and Win- on a warrant charge of larce- tery on a household member notified. ny from building at 7:30 a.m. Woman walking on Main Suspicious package found tries to convince the court throp streets for speeding Street toward Sagamore on with a dangerous weapon. to keep the Lawrence man and erratic operation. The Thursday. Joseph F. Damico Jr., 50, in the parking lot at BMW of Wednesday at 6:40 p.m. re- Peabody on Andover Street on locked up under the state’s police report said as the ported she was approached of 27 Elaine Ave., was sum- Accidents Wednesday at 11:29 a.m. Of- dangerousness statute. officer approached the car, by a person in a white Ford Ex- moned following a traffic stop “We think he’s danger- Lima fled. Police chose not at CVS on Lynnfield Street on ficer picked up item and it will A report of a motor vehicle pedition. Officers located the ous,” said Carrie Kim- to pursue him. Tuesday at 10:55 p.m. for un- be logged and destroyed. crash at 12:34 p.m. Wednes- woman who said she had an ball-Monahan, a DA Minutes later, police al- licensed operation of a motor argument with her husband spokeswoman. lege he turned onto Route day at 730 Lynnway; at 2:52 vehicle and a red light viola- p.m. Wednesday at 8 South and was taking a walk to cool SAUGUS Typically, a defendant is 114, and as he approached down. tion. Licensed operator took the intersection of Win- Common St.; at 5:01 p.m. possession of the vehicle. released with a promise to Wednesday at Central Avenue Accidents return to court or if they throp and Andover streets Medical Aid Michael Joseph McCar- crossed over to the south- and Andrew Street; at 6:09 thy, 39, of 6211 Crane Brook A report of a motor vehicle pay bail imposed by the p.m. Wednesday at 50 Andrew judge. But in extreme cas- bound side and struck the Medical aid requested at 39 Way, was arrested on Tuesday accident on Broadway at 8:32 St.; at 6:29 p.m. Wednesday es, prosecutors can seek to other car. Doncaster Circle on Wednes- at 11:46 p.m. following a re- a.m. Wednesday. at 112 Market St.; at 10:22 hold the suspect to assure Lima is charged with day at 9:26 p.m. Patient taken port of a man in a white tank p.m. Wednesday at 332 Euclid motor vehicle homicide by to Salem Hospital. top carrying a black bag who the public’s safety. Ave. Complaints reckless operation, man- Request for an ambu- entered several vehicles in Lima remains at A report of a motor vehicle slaughter, assault and lance at 51 Prospect Ave. on the building’s parking lot and A caller reported a man Brigham and Women’s crash with personal injury battery with a dangerous Wednesday at 6:44 p.m. Pa- appears to be trying all the wearing all black with a back- Hospital where he was ar- at 1:32 p.m. Wednesday at pack on Central Street at raigned in a hospital bed weapon causing serious tient taken to Beverly Hospital. doors. Caller said the suspect bodily injury, operating a Broadway and Magnolia Ave- 12:11 a.m. Wednesday. The with serious injuries this Ambulance requested at was in a silver sedan outside motor vehicle with a sus- nue. man consented to a search of week. 511 Ross Drive on Thursday the 5200 building and then pended license, failure to at 5:25 p.m. Patent taken to a blue SUV outside 5100 his backpack. He faces up to 20 years Assaults in prison for alleged- stop for police, speeding, Union Hospital in Lynn. with the trunk open. He was A caller reported a man and a marked lanes vio- charged with breaking and en- slumped over the wheel of ly causing the death of A report of an assault and 11-year-old Taysha Rohe- lation. tering into a motor vehicle at a vehicle on Rice Street at “The officer who re- battery with a dangerous weap- MARBLEHEAD na Silva, whose family’s night and disorderly conduct. 11:07 a.m. Wednesday. sponded to the motor ve- on at 12:43 p.m. Wednesday Honda Civic was stuck A caller on Lynn Fells Park- hicle accident described it on Chestnut Street. Arrest head-on by Lima. Author- Accidents way reported a silver sedan as horrific,” said a prose- A report of an assault ities say he was evading and battery at 11:22 p.m. Kenneth Everett McLean, that was occupied by a man cutor according to a tran- 48, of 80 Bayview Road, was Report of a three-car crash and woman who were asleep police. Wednesday on Willow Street. at 462 Lowell St. on Tuesday script of the arraignment. arrested on a non-Marble- behind the wheel at 4:14 p.m. Silva was rushed to “He couldn’t even begin to head warrant charge at 9:36 at 6:51 p.m. One tow request- Wednesday. The caller report- Lawrence General Hospi- Breaking and Entering ed and ambulance for a per- figure out who he could p.m. on Wednesday. ed he knocked on the door tal Saturday night where help first. He immediately A report of a motor vehicle son having a seizure. Officer and they woke up and started she was pronounced dead. reports tow canceled. Passen- requested four to five am- breaking and entering at 2:41 Accidents to drive away. Unfounded. Four others, including her bulances.” p.m. Wednesday at 172 Bos- ger taken to Salem Hospital. A caller reported a man and 8-year-old sister, her moth- ton St.; at 3:42 p.m. Wednes- A caller reported a motor Caller reported a three-car woman in a vehicle at Wal- er, 29, her mother’s boy- Thomas Grillo can be day at 2 Commercial St. vehicle crash with a car on crash in rear parking lot of greens on Broadway who keep friend, 27, and a 15-year- reached at tgrillo@item- A report of a breaking top of a motorcycle on Atlan- the Peabody Community Life circling the parking lot at 5:30 old cousin were also in the live.com. and entering at 10:12 p.m. tic Avenue at 12:30 p.m. on Center at 75 Central St. on p.m. Wednesday. Unfounded. Wednesday at 90 Henry Ave. Wednesday. At 12:37 p.m., Wednesday at 10:29 a.m. Of- first responders reportedficer reports no injuries. Theft Illinois man gets life Theft three patients with minor in- juries and one still entrapped. Complaints A caller at Saugus High A report of a larceny at 4:38 One person was transported School reported $2,000 p.m. Wednesday at Wendy’s to North Shore Medical Cen- Attempt to serve witness a in prison for killing summons on Tuesday at 5:35 worth of tools that were stolen at 377 Lynnway; at 4:38 p.m. ter and the motorcyclist went at 6:40 a.m. Wednesday. Wednesday at 96 Light St. later on his own. p.m. at 101 Lowell St., Apt. 2R, and at 67 Endicott St. Apt. A caller at 70 Golden Hills Chinese scholar Road reported his home was Complaints 2 at 5:44 p.m. Officer reports By Michael Tarm Vandalism no answer at the homes. broken into at some point during the day at 6:38 p.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of motor vehi- A caller reported a man Fight between juveniles re- Wednesday. The caller report- cle vandalism at 3:03 p.m. sitting in a car on his phone ported on Tuesday at 7:06 PEORIA, Ill. — A for- ed blood on the floor and the Wednesday at Boston and in front of 33 Gerald Road at p.m. at Mobile Estates at 286 mer University of Illinois fridge and a broken door. The Washington streets. 8:15 a.m. on Wednesday. They Newbury St., Apt. 152. Officer doctoral student is facing stated they were not familiar spoke with a party at Apt. 150 only thing he could identify life in prison for the rape LYNNFIELD with the man. Responding of- who said there was no fight, that was missing was pre- and murder of a 26-year- ficers reported he was parked just a verbal argument. Fight- scription pills. old scholar from China A caller from LA Fitness on Accident legally and there were no is- ing parties did not cooperate whom he abducted from sues. and they fled on arrival of of- Broadway reported a man a bus stop near campus in Motor vehicle crash report- A caller reported driver in ficer. pulling on door handles in 2017, after a federal jury ed at 100 Walnut and 425 a gray Mercedes was driv- Caller reports her husband the parking lot at 9:04 p.m. said Thursday that they Market streets on Wednesday ing slowly while talking on is yelling at her at 37 Pulaski Wednesday. failed to agree on sentenc- at 7:34 p.m. Officer report- the phone at Tedesco and St. on Tuesday at 11:09 p.m. A caller reported two men ing him to death. ed crash was minor and he West streets at 9:03 a.m. on Officer reports verbal warning with a tow truck trying to The jurors returned assisted motorists with ex- Wednesday. was given and both parties take custody of a white Chevy their decision against change of information. A caller reported a National declined restraining order Equinox on Churchill Street Brendt Christensen, 30, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and nobody has checked in Grid scam at 11:37 a.m. on rights and agreed to go to bed on their second day of Brendt Christensen for the night. for a repossession of a vehicle Alarms Wednesday. He stated some- deliberations. The same was sentenced to life one called him claiming to be Report of a man dressed matching that description at jurors took less than 90 in prison on Thursday Fire alarm box 1935 sound- from the utility company and in black in the backyard at 12:57 a.m. Thursday. minutes to convict Chris- after a jury failed to tensen last month in the agree on sentencing killing of Yingying Zhang. him to death. POLICE BRIEFS Prosecutors and Zhang's family had pushed for the Man gets prison for threats ary to making interstate Athlete guilty in green card Mark Boley was convicted death penalty, but a jury with Zhang's remains. made to Harvard black event threats. case after incriminating text Thursday of presentation decision on that had to be Her family, who traveled Prosecutors say Zuck- of a perjured immigra- unanimous. If even one ju- from China to Peoria, Ill., BOSTON (AP) — An Ar- erman posted comments PROVIDENCE, R.I. tion document and false ror opposed, then the life for the trial had hoped izona man authorities say on Harvard’s Instagram (AP) — A former pro statements. sentence was applied. he might explain in court threatened to bomb Har- account in May 2017 soccer player from Liberia A mistrial on a marriage Illinois abolished the where he left her, but vard University and shoot encouraging “violence has been convicted of ly- fraud charge was declared death penalty in 2011, but Christensen's lawyers people who attended and death” if the event ing about his marriage to because the jury couldn’t Christensen was prose- didn't call him to testify. black commencement has occurred. a Rhode Island woman in reach a verdict. cuted under federal law. If Among the most poi- been sentenced to more He suggested using “two order to gain permanent Authorities alleged he had been sentenced to gnant testimony during than a year in prison. automatics with extendo legal residency in the U.S. Boley entered into a sham death, he would have been the penalty phase was A federal judge in Bos- clips” to kill people he Authorities started marriage in 2016 to get a executed in neighboring from Zhang's mother, ton sentenced 25-year-old referred to with a racial investigating after a U.S. green card. Indiana. Lifeng Ye. She told jurors Nicholas Zuckerman on epithet. He then added immigration official exam- The woman admitted Prosecutors said Chris- how the family was dev- Wednesday to a year and bombing comments to ining a phone belonging to the marriage to Boley tensen raped, choked and astated by the loss of her three months behind bars other users’ responses. the man’s wife saw a text was a sham. She wasn’t stabbed Zhang before beloved daughter, who and three years of proba- Someone reported the from another man indicat- charged. beating her to death with had aspired to become a tion. posts to campus police, ing they had had sex. Boley faces up to five a bat and decapitating professor and to help her The Phoenix-area man who referred the case to Federal prosecutors years in prison at sen- her. Christensen has nev- working class family fi- pleaded guilty in Febru- federal authorities. say 30-year-old Prince tencing in November. er revealed what he did nancially. FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK It’s Halloween in July throughout Old Town in Marblehead, and it’s all thanks to Adam Sandler. The movie star and his production crew turned the area into a picture-per- fect representation of Halloween in Salem for a Netflix film titled “Hubie Halloween.” The cast and crew have spent the past week filming throughout the area and Marblehead residents were thrilled, some even watching film- ing from afar in their own lawn chairs. With ghosts in the trees, holiday-themed storefront decorations, and pumpkins all over, it certainly would have been October vibes if the weath- er wasn’t turned up above 80 degrees.

A carved pumpkin rests outside of The Muffin Shop in Marblehead.

The Grand Bank building at the corner of Washington and Hooper streets has been converted into the Salem Police Headquarters.

Aidan Aniello, 10, left, and his broth- er, Nathan, 7, both of Marblehead, enjoy the Hal- Judy Milano of East Longmeadow takes a photo of her grandson, Ryan, 4, of loween deco- Marblehead as he stands among decorations. rations.

Peabody’s Isabel Bettencourt watches the ball after mak- ing contact.

A crew from Marini Corp. tears up the Evans School tennis courts in Saugus as part of a project to renovate the tennis and basketball courts behind the school.

Peabody catcher Isabel Bettencourt is ready with the tag on Burkett’s Gracie Granger. A8 FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION ENTERTAINMENT

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Actor Kevin Spacey is still being investigated in London and Los Angeles over several alle- gations. Spacey’s legal woes

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK persist even with J Barrett & Company Real Estate celebrated the opening of its new office on Route 1 in Peabody. groping case out

By Alanna sages from the night of the Durkin Richer alleged groping that the de- ASSOCIATED PRESS fense claimed were deleted. In Britain, the Metropol- BOSTON — Kevin Spac- itan Police are investigat- ey’s legal woes are not ing six claims of sexual as- over, despite the collapse sault and assault against of the only criminal case Spacey, who ran London’s brought against the two- Old Vic Theatre between time Oscar winner since 2004 and 2015. British po- he became mired in sexual lice traveled to the U.S. in misconduct allegations. May to interview Spacey The former “House of about sexual assault alle- Cards” star is still being gations, Variety reported. investigated in London Without naming Spac- Lynn D’Avolio of East Boston, left, and Jane and Los Angeles over sev- ey, the London force told D’Avolio of Swampscott attend the grand opening eral allegations and faces a The Associated Press this celebration. federal lawsuit alleging he month that “a man was assaulted a massage ther- voluntarily interviewed apist. under caution in America “Just because this case by officers from the Met’s may have fallen apart, that Complex Case Team. He does not necessarily ham- was not arrested. Inqui- per another investigation ries are ongoing.” ‘’Under or another prosecution,” caution” means the inter- said Adam Citron, a former view was recorded and can prosecutor who now works be used in future prosecu- as a criminal defense attor- tions. British police don’t ney in New York. identify suspects until Prosecutors in Massachu- they have been charged. setts announced Wednes- Los Angeles County pros- day that they were drop- ecutors said last year that ping the indecent assault they were investigating al- and battery charge brought legations of a 2016 sexual last year against Spacey, assault by Spacey for possi- who was accused of grop- ble criminal charges. A Los ing an 18-year-old man at a Angeles County District bar on the resort island of Attorney’s Office spokes- Nantucket in 2016. woman confirmed Thurs- The case unraveled after day that it “has a case un- the accuser invoked his der review,” but would not Fifth Amendment right not say whether it involves the to testify about text mes- same 2016 incident.

From left, Diane Ladue of Peabody, Crista Sciortino of Danvers, Cammy Bille of Salisbury and Netflix subscriber drop hints Maria Salzillo of Peabody celebrate the grand opening of J Barrett & Company Real Estate’s new office. at streaming-service fatigue

NEW YORK (AP) — out for many subscribers How much is too much for during the second quar- Peabody streaming video? ter. Worldwide, the ser- A dramatic slowdown in vice picked up 2.7 million swears in worldwide growth at Net- worldwide subscribers, far flix — including the first below Netflix’s forecast of new chief quarterly drop in its U.S. 5 million. subscribers since 2011 — “Netflix raising prices is raising questions about prompted people to think just how much are people about whether they were willing to pay for stream- getting value for money,” ing services. Especially Wedbush analyst Michael with a host of new ones Pachter said. from Disney, Apple and While people are will- others on their way. ing to shell out for sever- Joseph Daly was A recent price increase al services to meet their sworn in as Pea- seems to have spooked streaming needs, he said, body fire chief on Netflix subscribers. The they’re also willing to can- Thursday at City company lost 126,000 sub- cel if they’re not using it Hall, with his scribers in the U.S., less enough, just as they would family, from left, than 1% of its 60.1 million with a gym membership sons Brian and paid U.S. subscriptions, or a subscription to the Cal, Joseph, his during the April-June pe- New Yorker magazine. wife, Cathie, and riod. Its most popular plan Streaming services pre- Mayor Edward rose from $11 to $13 in a paring to compete with Bettencourt Jr. U.S. price hike announced Netflix appear to be tak- in January and rolled ing note. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Friday, July 19, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Thursday...... 3417 Thursday...... 2050 Wednesday...... 9552 Wednesday...... 9937 Sunrise today 5:21 a.m. Partly cloudy. High 93F. Winds NW winds around 5 kt, be- SW at 10 to 20 mph. coming S in the afternoon. Tuesday...... 1143 Tuesday...... 7367 Sunset today 8:18 p.m. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low Waves 1 foot or less. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 5:23 a.m. 79F. Winds WSW at 10 to 15 Tonight: SW winds 5 to 10 kt. mph. Waves 1 foot or less. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 2:06 p.m. All 4...... $4,767 All 4...... $4,813 Low tide today 7:58 p.m. H First or last 3...... $667 First or last 3...... $674 H Any 2...... $57 Any 2...... $58 High tide tomorrow 2:09 a.m. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $199 All 4...... $401 Fronts First 3...... $111 First 3...... $112 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $111 Last 3...... $225 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Mass Cash: 9-11-15-16-34 JULY 25 AUG. 1 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ P’ cloudy | High 93, Low 79 P’ cloudy | High 90s, Low 80s M’ sunny | High 90s, Low 70s Lucky for Life: 8-13-32-34-48-(2) NATIONAL SUMMARY: Much of the eastern two-thirds of the nation will be very hot and humid today. In parts of the Midwest and Northeast, conditions will be more extreme than recent days and may not peak until this weekend. Storms will rim the heat over the northern Plains and Great Lakes. Much of the West will be dry and sunny. Showers will dot Washington.

©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. TONIGHT: 7 P.M. FIRST PITCH FRASER FIELD - 365 WESTERN AVE POST-GAME FIREWORKS SPORTS B FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 ‘Stop The Violence’ 7-on-7 tournament returns to Manning By Daniel Kane “We’re at the point where plays from wide receivers ITEM STAFF we’re growing it so much in Andy Gomez and Maurice the future I could be here Sequriea, overcame a LYNN — The fourth an- until midnight and I don’t 12-point deficit to beat St. nual Lynn “Stop The Vio- want to be here that long,” Mary’s 13-12 after Ola Jolo- lence” 7-on-7 Football Tour- Hogan said. “I told every- aso sealed the game with nament hit Manning Field one, being a councilor I’m an interception, while En- Thursday night and drew never going to stop what glish cruised by Tech. quite a crowd thanks to a I’m doing. I’m always going English and Classical group effort from lead spon- to do this stuff. The whole faced off in the semifinal sor Stop The Violence. Stop The Violence commit- round, with the Bulldogs “The Stop The Violence tee is unbelievable.” grabbing a 19-7 win. En- committee put this on for Each elementary, middle glish was led by the quar- the fourth year and it has and alumni team also had terback duo of Mathias been going amazing,” Ward at least one girl on its ros- Fowler and Jessie Maggs. 6 Councilor Fred Hogan, ter, including an all-girls Tahj Purter was all over who helped organize the team in the high school di- the field for the Bulldogs, event, said. “The turnout vision. hauling in three touch- was amazing tonight. The “Each team has a girl, too, downs and an interception high school division was 80 so it’s a co-ed type of event,” in the semifinals. to 100 kids alone.” Hogan said. “It is male “Mathias has been a two- The event drew in 16 dominated but the high year starter at receiver and teams competing in three school division has an all- corner,” English coach different age groups: ele- girls team. We try to open it Chris Carroll said. “He’s a mentary school, middle up to everyone, it doesn’t tremendous receiver and school and high school. All matter who. It’s a huge he’s making that transition five Lynn high schools were community event.” to quarterback for us. He’s represented with teams The first round of the very athletic and smart, a from English, Classical, St. high school division was real good leader with a ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Mary’s, Tech and KIPP highlighted by wins from strong arm. He’s going to be Academy plus two more Skyler McCarriston (second from left in the front row) stands with the team Classical and English. The fun to watch.” alumni teams rounding out Rams, led by quarterback she sponsored in the 2019 Lynn Parks & Recreation “Stop The Violence” the high school division. Danny Gisonno and key 7-ON-7, B2 7-on-7 Footbal Tournament at Manning Field Thursday. Swampscott’s DiLisio advances to Mass. Am final

By Steve Krause setts Amateur Champion- ITEM STAFF ship quarterfinal match Thursday and took down Steve Swampscott’s Steven Brockton’s Matt Parziale, DiLisio has been tearing it the former U.S. Mid-Ama- Krause up at The Country Club in teur champion and 2018 Brookline. U.S. Open low-amateur, 7 DiLisio, a St. John’s Prep and 6, before defeating Wal- graduate who is entering his pole’s Jack Boulger of the senior year at Duke, made it University of Connecticut in Can we stop through a very busy day the semifinals, 4 and 3, to Thursday, and when the punch to the final. talking about the dust settled, he earned a On the opposite side, Her- berth in the finals of the vol tapped in a 4-foot birdie Massachusetts Amateur putt on the 18th hole to de- Eckersley/Price Championship. feat Andover’s Brett Kreko- Six Round of 16 matches rian, 1-Up. The 21-year old fiasco now? were completed following Hervol, the 2015 Massachu- Wednesday’s suspension of setts Junior Amateur cham- To people who came of age in the play before the start and pion, had previously defeat- 1970s, Dennis Eckersley was always eventual completion of the ed Alejandro Soto, 5 and 3, one of the good guys. quarterfinal and semifinal early Wednesday in the He was brash. He was obnoxious. matches. When it was all Round of 16 before his de- said and done, DiLisio and He taunted batters he’d just struck feat of Nick McLaughlin, the out. He looked like a rock star with a Hopkiton’s Jimmy Hervol 2015 Massachusetts Ama- were the only ones stand- baseball cap. He was the very epito- teur champion, in the quar- me of the modern athlete, of the type ing. terfinal round. DiLisio has another all- of antihero patented by the likes of In Thursday’s semifinal, Joe Namath, Derek Sanderson and day affair on tap Friday, DiLisio and Boulger were when he and Hervol tee off Bill Lee. even through the first four He once pitched a no-hitter when at 8 a.m. They’ll play 36 holes before DiLisio took the COURTESY PHOTO | DAVID COLT/MASS GOLF holes in heat that has been he was with the Cleveland Indians, first lead of the afternoon by Swampscott native Steven DiLisio has advanced to the and when it came down to the last forecast to be above 90 de- carding a par on the par-4 final round of the 111th Massachusetts Amateur, where batter, Eckersley pointed to him and grees. fifth. DiLisio was competing in he will play a 36-hole championship match against screamed “you’re next.” his first career Massachu- DiLISIO, B2 Hopkinton’s Jimmy Hervol Friday morning. In the post-Ball Four world, Den- nis Eckersley was the answer to a journalist’s prayers. If you asked him a question, he answered it, often unflinchingly. If he had a bad game, West Lynn beats Pine Hill in Lynn City Series or threw a bad pitch, he stood up and accepted accountability. By Mike Alongi five innings and allowed one In the celebrated 1978 “Boston ITEM STAFF run on one hit with eight Massacre,” in which the New York strikeouts to earn the victory. Yankees came to Fenway Park and LYNN — It was a pitchers’ Peterson pitched the final in- just tap danced on the heads of all duel for the majority of the ning, allowing no runs on two the Red Sox players, Eckersley game, but in the end the West hits with three strikeouts to pitched the third game of that series Lynn Red Sox Little League earn the save. and lost to Ron Guidry. Afterward, team was able to come up with For Pine Hill, Jaiden Driscoll he bemoaned the fact that he gave one big hit in the fifth inning to (2-for-3) and Ryan Amirault (1- up a two-run single to Bucky Dent. earn a 3-1 win over the Pine for-3) had the hits, while An- “He shouldn’t get a hit off me in Hill Braves in the Lynn City thony Seals scored the lone a month,” said an exasperated Eck Series Thursday at Gallagher run. David Perez pitched 4 1/3 (perhaps Mike Torrez should have Park. The big hit came off the innings for the Braves, allow- taken note). bat of Christian Figueroa, who ing three runs on two hits with Eck won 20 games that season — knocked a 2-RBI single to give six strikeouts. Amirault pitched a summer in which his wife left him West Lynn the lead. the final 1 2/3 innings, allowing for his best friend (Rick Manning). “It really was a pitchers’ duel no runs on one hit with five Even when his personal life was for the first few innings there, strikeouts. a hot mess, he went out there and and neither team could make a “Unfortunately in Little pitched, and never offered excuses. move,” said West Lynn manag- League it’s the team that Just when it looked as if his career er Rich Contreras. “We’re just makes the most plays that was about to end, manager Tony coming off of the All-Star tour- moves on, and we didn’t make LaRussa turned him into a closer. nament and we had a rainout enough plays,” said Pine Hill Now sober, Eckersley became a ma- (Wednesday), so it took a little manager Joe Driscoll. “We had chine on the mound. Yet famously, he while for the hitting to get go- some chances on both sides of gave up Kirk Gibson’s 2-run homer ing again. But we were able to the ball to make plays, but we in Game 1 of the 1978 World Series. get the big hit when it count- just didn’t get it done this time.” Gibson, who could barely walk, did ed.” West Lynn jumped on the a slow trot around the bases, and Figueroa was 1-for-3 with board first when Echandy could not conceal his elation. two RBI, while Jacob Peterson came home on a RBI ground- Eckersley never hid, as a lot of ath- went 1-for-2 with one RBI. Mi- out by Peterson in the top of letes do so. Much later, when Gibson guel Pena (1-for-3) also added a the first inning, putting the tried to apologize for showing Ecker- hit, while Will Echandy and score at 1-0. Pine Hill answered sley up, Eck would have none of it. Rowan Merryman each scored ITEM FILE PHOTO right back in the bottom of the He told Gibson that if it had been the a run. first, scoring on a passed ball to other way around he would have been West Lynn’s Christian Figueroa went 1-for-3 with two RBI On the mound, it was tie the game at 1-1. dancing going around those bases. and also earned the win on the mound in a win over Pine Figueroa who got the job done Hill in the Lynn City Series Thursday. for West Lynn. Figueroa went CITY SERIES, B2 KRAUSE, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019

ITEM FILE PHOTO Nolan Watson went 2-for-4 with two RBI for the Navigators in a win over the Westfield Starfires Thursday night at Fraser Field. Navs hang on to beat Westfield LYNN — The North Dominic Freeberger (UNC and scored on the Westfield Westfield’s first three runs Shore Navigators extend- Asheville) to strand the catcher’s throwing error. were all unearned as Bra- ed their season-long win- bases loaded. From there, After designated hitter vo made an error to begin ning streak to five games the North Shore offense Louis Olivieri (Central Al- the inning. as they scored often early went to work. abama CC) hit a one-out The Navs answered and held on for a 10-7 tri- North Shore used a single single to center, Watson Westfield’s run with one of umph over the Westfield hit to score two runs and continued the fourth-in- their own in the bottom of Starfires to open up the take an early lead in its ning offense with a two- the eighth as Watson tri- home stretch of the Fu- half of the opening frame. run homer over the wall pled to right and scored on tures Collegiate Baseball After Kretzschmar drew in left. Watson became the a passed ball. League’s regular season on a leadoff walk, left field- ninth Navs batter to leave The insurance turned Thursday night at Fraser er Sean Lawlor (Flagler) the yard this year. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Field. brought him home with a Sarcone struck out a out to be important as Laura Daltoe (left) avoids a defender during North Shore extended its triple into the left-center season-high seven batters Westfield scored four runs the fourth annual “Stop The Violence” 7-on-7 lead atop the FCBL stand- gap and scored himself over five innings of one-hit on six hits against Hunt- football tournament Thursday at Manning Field. ings to two games and when Freeberger drove a ball en route to his second er Wilichoski (Northern improved to 24-17 on the sacrifice fly to right. win as a Navigator. North Essex CC) in the ninth. season. Westfield fell to 12- The left-handed Sarcone Shore’s offense kept up Five of those hits came in 27 as a result of its third faced the minimum num- the production in the sixth succession with one out, Manning Field hosts straight loss, despite re- ber of batters over the after Malgeri lined a two- including first baseman cording 11 hits as a team. next two frames, thanks out, two-run single up the Thomas Joyce’s (Merri- Center fielder Ben Mal- to a pickoff and shortstop middle, scoring Kretzsch- mack) two-run double. fourth annual 7-on-7 geri (Holy Cross) went Logan Bravo’s (Harvard) mar and third baseman Former St. Mary’s 2-for-4 with a run scored unassisted double play, but Andrew Olszak (Southern standout Matt Costanza football tournament and two RBI, while catch- the Navs broke the short Maine) after a walk and (American International) er Nolan Watson (Dayton) scoreless drought and error. added an RBI hit as part scored twice after record- broke the game wide open Lynn native Angel Her- of a 2-for-2 effort off the 7-ON-7 ing extra-base hits, includ- with a five-run fourth. nandez (Western Oklaho- From B1 Starfires bench, but left ing a fourth-inning home Malgeri started the ma State) was strong out fielder Christian Walsh run and a triple. Right key run-scoring frame of the bullpen in his North “Jessie is a tall quarterback with a strong arm,” Carroll (UMass) struck out against fielder Kade Kretzschmar with a single to left and Shore debut, striking out added. “(Fowler and Maggs) complement each other well. the Hamilton native Wili- (Dartmouth) also crossed took second on Freeberg- four through three innings When Jessie goes to quarterback, we’re able to put Fowl- choski to end the game er back at wide receiver. With some of the other guys we the plate for two runs as er’s grounder back to the of four-hit ball. Hernandez part of North Shore’s eight- mound before scoring on did not allow a run for the with two runners on base. have at wide receiver, especially Tahj Purter, we’re pretty The Navs return to Fras- dangerous.” hit attack. Bravo’s grounder deep into first 2.2 frames of his out- Navs starter Trystan Sar- the shortstop hole. Second ing, but pinch hitter Ty- er Field and conclude their English went on to beat one of the two alumni teams in three-game homestand the championship game to take home the tournament cone (Dartmouth) walked baseman Keagan Calero ler Coppo (Hartford) hit a with a Friday doublehead- crown. the first three Starfires he (UMass Lowell) drove in two-out triple and scored er against the second-place Putting together the tournament was a true group ef- faced before striking out the home team’s fourth run on right fielder Sean Mur- fort, with sponsors, volunteers and Stop the Violence al- the next two and induc- with a double inside the phy’s (Gettysburg) two- Brockton Rox. First pitch lowing teams to register and play free of charge. ing a pop to first baseman third base bag, stole third, run homer in the eighth. is set for 5 p.m. “This was a fully sponsored event,” Hogan said. “Ram Electric donated the footballs. One of my old basketball players from Lynn English — Georgia Curtis and her Masucci Softball Tournament begins Friday husband Matt — they donated all 26 cases of water. “All the councilors and sponsors, there were so many, LYNN —The second an- tember 2017. Her husband, day Saturday, including a Saturday, with Wahlburg- and they make this whole thing possible,” Hogan said. nual Vanessa Masucci Soft- Andrew MacCormack, has home run derby. There will ers serving food Saturday “It’s a group effort. The referees are all volunteers and it ball Tournament will begin been charged with first-de- also be face painters and a afternoon. all went pretty smooth.” Friday and go through gree murder in her death. bouncy house. Last year, the tourna- A full list of sponsors includes Ward 6 Councilor Fred Saturday at Breed’s Babe Masucci was a softball Ten teams have signed ment raised $9,000 to- Hogan, State Rep. Peter Capano, Lynn Police Associa- Ruth baseball/softball player for St. Mary’s High up for the tournament, ward the Vanessa Masucci tion, Marion St. Auto Body, McCarriston Plumbing and complex. School. which is in a double-elim- Scholarship fund. The win- Heating, Skyler McCarriston, PC McCarriston, Chelsea Masucci, a Lynn school The opening ceremony is ination format. ner of the first scholarship House, Grant Communications, Brian Field: Councilor at teacher, was killed inside tonight at 5:30. There will Free slush and pizza will was Katryn Barr from Large, John Ford School Committee, Lorraine Gately: her Revere home in Sep- be games tonight and all be provided Friday and Lynn Tech. School Committee, Jared Nicholson: School Committee, Brendan Crighton: State Senate, Julianna’s Hair Salon, Rick’s Auto Collision and Auto Works Collision Center. Lynn Summer Basketball League continues on

The results of Lynn’s firefighters; Councilor Rick team with 20 points while Landscaping 55. Emagae The Eckersley/Price saga Parks and Recreation bas- Starbard 44, Pizza Lovers Xavier Abreu had 47; Co- Brown led Solimine with ketball action Thursday 37. Kameron Rucker led the lumbia Insurance Agency 12 points and Jordan Hall night are as follows: way with 21 points for Star- 53, Gannon Building Asso- also had 12 for Leahy; Neal has got to come to an end Elementary: Irvine and bard while Travis Sanchez ciates 37. Preston Kellman A. Price & Company 86, Sons 44, Lynn Firefighters had 17 for Pizza Lovers. had 19 points to lead Co- John’s Fuel Services 82. KRAUSE Local 739 28. Javian Mar- Middle School: Councilor lumbia and Lionel Rivera Lou Rivera led the way From B1 tinez was high man for Ir- Buzzy Barton 83, Cuffe-Mc- scored 19 for GBA. with 25 points for Price vine with 15 points while Ginn Funeral Home 77. High school: Solimine while Dyrell Rucker had a He’s just as flip and prone to speak his mind blunt- Tedit Osobo had 13 for the Henry Azzur led Barton’s Funeral Homes 65, Leahy team-high 18 for John’s. ly as a broadcaster, and as such, he ran into his polar opposite two year ago in Boston Red Sox pitcher Da- vid Price. And now the ugly incident between the two is front and center again. West Lynn takes down Pine Hill in City Series What Eckersley actually said to incur Price’s wrath is irrelevant at this point. He had the audacity to criticize CITY SERIES then Peterson reached on a to the plate. But Peterson to get a win this weekend.” a rehab pitching line of Eduardo Rodriguez. Price, who From B1 bunt single to load the bas- wasn’t having any of that, As for West Lynn, the Red apparently appointed himself as the clubhouse consta- es. Next up was Figueroa, and he mowed down the Sox will take on the winner ble, called Eckersley out in front of the team, implying, From there, both pitchers who laced a 2-RBI single next three batters in order of that East Lynn-Lynn among other things, that he had no idea how tough it settled in. West Lynn only into right field to bring to seal the win and help Shore game, also on Satur- was to play professional baseball. got three runners on base home the eventual winning West Lynn advance. day (TBA). between the second and To those of us who have followed the game for more runs and make it 3-1. Pine Hill will now play “We’ve just got to try to fifth innings, while Pine than 40 years, this was absurd then, and it’s absurd Pine Hill did have one the loser of the East Lynn- keep this momentum go- now. In his personal life, Eckersley descended into Dan- Hill only put one runner on more run at tying the game Lynn Shore game on Sun- ing,” said Contreras. “We te’s nine circles of hell and lived to tell about it. As a in that same time frame. in the bottom of the sixth. day (TBA). pulled Christian out a little professional, well, you be the judge. He was inducted But in the top of the fifth, into the Hall of Fame. it all changed. A walk and The Braves opened the in- “We’re just trying to keep early so we can use him Eckersley was legitimately stung by Price’s comments an unsuccessful fielder’s ning with two singles in a the kids positive out there,” again on the mound, so and, quite rightly if you ask me, doesn’t feel any need to choice moved runners to row to put runners on first said Driscoll. “We’re still we’re feeling really good “smooth things over” with the temperamental pitcher. first and second with no and second with no outs playing baseball, so we just about our chances going However, in a lengthy profile that’s already up on the outs for West Lynn, and and bring the winning run have to bounce back and try forward.” Boston Globe website, Eckersley was asked about the incident — and he answered the questions. Just as he did back in 1978. He has not changed one iota, at least Steven DiLisio moves on to Mass. Amateur final in that regard. Now, Price, who really ought to keep his trap shut and DiLISIO pine tree on the right side, Earlier in the day, DeLi- hole to Amesbury’s Fran- hide in shame in some dark corner of the clubhouse, From B1 which led to him taking an sio led Parziale from the coeur, Krekorian settled in says he’s “shocked” that this confrontation has resur- unplayable lie stroke, and word “go.” Playing each nicely to the round, pick- faced. After Boulger answered after eventually chipping other in the match play for ing up victories on holes 4, Sorry, bud. You don’t get to sweep this under the rug. with a birdie on the par-3 out of the rough, his ap- the second straight year, 5, 6 and 9 to take a 3-up If Eckersley ever agrees to meet with you and shake seventh hole, DiLisio en- proach shot missed wide DiLisio did not lose a sin- lead headed into his back hands, and you find some reason not to, you deserve ev- tered a stretch of three of the green, providing a gle hole in the 12 played. nine. erything you get. Everything! straight wins on holes 9, pathway for DiLisio to in- He collected four birdies Krekorian added insur- But you don’t get to dictate the terms here. You’re the 10 and 11 — highlighted crease his lead back to on holes 2, 6, 10 and 11 ance with a win on hole 14. one who made an issue out of this. Not him. by a conceded eagle putt As a fan, I am eternally grateful that David Price on the par-5 11th hole that 3-up. and picked up wins on Francoeur made it more picked the right month to become the pitcher the Sox saw DiLisio move to 3-up. On the subsequent 15th holes 7, 9 and 12 with interesting than Krekori- signed as a free agent three years ago. The Red Sox re- Despite Boulger getting hole, more trouble off the pars. an would have liked, pick- ally needed him and he stepped up. one back with a par on 12, tee for Boulger allowed Earlier in the day, An- ing up back to back wins But that doesn’t, in any way, justify what he said trouble on 14 and 15 paved DiLisio to capitalize on other St. John’s graduate, on holes 15 and 16. A half about a guy who is a walking example of personal re- the way for DiLisio to cap- the par-5 straightaway, Chris Franocoeur, fell to on 17 ended Francoeur’s demption. He was too ignorant then to bite his tongue, ture the match. and following a successful Brett Krekorian of Ando- week and sent Krekorian and he’s equally ignorant now for continuing to act like Boulger’s tee shot on 14 10-foot par putt, DiLisio ver, 2 and 1, in the round to the semifinals, where he the wounded warrior. landed at the base of a was victorious. of 16. After losing the first fell to Hervol. FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

SPORTS BRIEFS NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS run its 50th season this (Not including last night’s games) Lynn Youth Tonight Saturday year. Races will be held Sunday vs. Brockton Evening Summer every Wednesday until at Pittsfield September 25. Rox (5) OFF Suns (5) W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Track Series There is no entry fee to North Shore 23 17 0.575 - 4W 7-3 run, and the races will Brockton 21 18 0.538 1.5 2W 5-5 The 6th annual Lynn begin at 6:30 p.m. Each Parks and Recreation Pittsfield 20 18 0.526 2 5L 4-6 evening there will be three Monday Tuesday Youth Summer Evening races — the short race, the vs. Brockton vs. Westfield Worcester 20 18 0.526 2 2W 6-4 Track meets will be held 1.57-mile race and the long on Mondays through race. The courses cover dif- Rox (7) Starfires (7) Bristol 19 18 0.514 2.5 1L 4-6 August 19 at Manning ferent combinations of fire Nashua 20 20 0.500 3 2W 5-5 Field. The races will begin roads and single-track Westfield 12 26 0.316 10 2L 4-6 at 6:30 p.m. paths, and the courses vary There are no entry fees from week to week. For for any races. There will be further information, please a 30-meter race for ages visit www.lwrun.org. three and under, and all of the other events (50-meter, 100-meter, 200-meter, 400- Bishop Fenwick meter, 800-meter, one-mile, girls basketball relays, standing long jump and softball throw) will be camp open to high school ages and under. Bishop Fenwick’s fifth For more information, annual Girls Basketball visit www.lwrun.org or Camp will take place July contact [email protected] 22 to July 25 from 9 a.m. or 781-709-7135 or 781- to 1 p.m. at Danvers 593-6562. Indoor Sports. The camp will be led by coaches and players from Bishop Fen- Lynn Woods wick, along with col- lege-playing Fenwick Summer Cross alumni. Country Series For more information, email head coach Adam The Lynn Woods Summer DeBaggis at aaggio6@ Cross Country Series will yahoo.com.

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He has 28 MLB was a relief. this season with 10 or more none (2-4), who matched RBIs against the Blue Jays AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE And not a bad start, ei- strikeouts. The seven-time Sale into the fifth inning in 2019, the most ever for East Division East Division ther. All-Star, who had allowed before giving up Sam Tra- a player against Toronto W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 61 33 .649 — Atlanta 58 39 .598 — Chris Sale and two reliev- five runs in three straight vis’ double and Sandy in one season (with three Tampa Bay 56 42 .571 7 Washington 50 44 .532 6½ ers combined on a two-hit- starts for the first time in León’s RBI single. After games left). Boston 53 44 .546 9½ Philadelphia 50 47 .515 8 Toronto 36 62 .367 27 New York 44 51 .463 13 ter, and the Boston Red his career, had a 7.89 ERA Mookie Betts walked, De- It is the most for any Baltimore 29 66 .305 32½ Miami 36 58 .383 20½ Sox left-hander struck out in three previous appear- vers hit the first pitch out to player against a single op- Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 12 in six innings to beat ances against Toronto this right-center to make it 4-0 ponent since Gary Sheffield Minnesota 58 36 .617 — Chicago 52 44 .542 — the Toronto Blue Jays 5-0 season. and chase Pannone. drove in 28 runs against Cleveland 55 40 .579 3½ Milwaukee 50 47 .515 2½ on Thursday and earn his “I’m obviously coming off “You could tell early on the Orioles in 2005. Chicago 42 51 .452 15½ St. Louis 48 46 .511 3 Kansas City 36 62 .367 24 Pittsburgh 45 50 .474 6½ first regular-season win at three of the worst starts of that Chris Sale was on, “Whenever he’s at the Detroit 29 63 .315 28 Cincinnati 43 50 .462 7½ Fenway Park in more than my career,” said Sale, who and so there was no room plate, you feel like some- West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB a year. had a dozen teammates for error,” Blue Jays man- thing great is going to hap- Houston 60 37 .619 — Los Angeles 64 35 .646 — Sale (4-9) gave up both watch his bullpen session ager Charlie Montoyo pen,” Sale said. “That was a Oakland 55 41 .573 4½ Arizona 49 47 .510 13½ Texas 50 46 .521 9½ San Francisco 47 49 .490 15½ hits and walked two to earn on Tuesday, whether to help said. “(Pannone) gave us a big swing for us.” Los Angeles 50 47 .515 10 Colorado 46 50 .479 16½ his first victory anywhere spot a flaw in his mechan- chance.” TRAVEL ISSUES Seattle 39 60 .394 22 San Diego 46 50 .479 16½ in a month and his first at ics or just to show their Betts, who also hit a Pannone was recalled Thursday’s Games San Diego (Lauer 5-7) at Chicago Cubs home since July 11, 2018 — support. “Good, bad or in- solo homer in the seventh, from Triple-A Buffalo Boston 5, Toronto 0 (Lester 9-6), 2:20 p.m. Kansas City 6, Chicago White Sox 5 Philadelphia (Arrieta 8-7) at Pittsburgh a span of 14 starts. different, I’m not out on an scored a run for the 13th and was booked on a 5:30 N.Y. Yankees 6, Tampa Bay 2, 1st game (Lyles 5-6), 7:05 p.m. “It’s good to see him win island.” consecutive game, tying p.m. flight to Boston that Cleveland 6, Detroit 3 St. Louis (Wainwright 6-7) at Cincinnati Miami 4, San Diego 3 (Mahle 2-10), 7:10 p.m. a game here, win a game at Marcus Walden pitched Ted Williams’ franchise re- was canceled because of Philadelphia 7, L.A. Dodgers 6 Washington (Corbin 7-5) at Atlanta (Soroka home — for whatever that two hitless innings for the cord. Wednesday night’s storms. Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 7:55 p.m., 2nd 10-1), 7:20 p.m. game Milwaukee (Chacin 3-9) at Arizona (Clarke means,” Red Sox manager Red Sox and Darwinzon DEVERS DELIVERS Another flight five hours Oakland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. 2-3), 9:40 p.m. Alex Cora said. “But the Hernandez struck out two Devers has seven homers later was fully booked, so Houston at L.A. Angels, 9:07 p.m. Miami (Gallen 0-1) at L.A. Dodgers (Ryu St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 10-2), 10:10 p.m. way he did it is the most in a perfect ninth to end it. and 23 RBIs in 13 games he hopped in a car for a Washington at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. N.Y. Mets (deGrom 5-7) at San Francisco Milwaukee at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. satisfying thing.” Rafael Devers hit a three- this month, and he is bat- 450-mile ride to Boston. (Beede 3-3), 10:15 p.m. N.Y. Mets at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. Saturday’s Games Friday’s Games Colorado at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Boston (Price 7-2) at Baltimore (Means Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, 6:10 7-5), 7:05 p.m. p.m. Colorado (Freeland 2-6) at N.Y. Yankees British Open, back at Royal Portrush, (Happ 7-5), 7:05 p.m. Toronto at Detroit, 6:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Lopez 4-8) at Tampa Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Bay (TBD), 7:10 p.m. Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Kansas City (Montgomery 1-2) at Cleveland Oakland at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. (Bieber 8-3), 7:10 p.m. Texas at Houston, 7:10 p.m. puts on quite a show in opening round Toronto (Stroman 5-10) at Detroit (Zimmer- L.A. Angels at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. mann 0-6), 7:10 p.m. San Diego at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Oakland (Bassitt 6-4) at Minnesota (Odor- N.Y. Mets at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. PORTRUSH, Northern 61 to set the course record izzi 11-4), 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Ireland (AP) — An emotion- at Royal Portrush in the Texas (Minor 8-4) at Houston (Verlander St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. 11-4), 8:10 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. al opening shot by Darren North of Ireland Amateur. L.A. Angels (TBD) at Seattle (Leake 7-8), Milwaukee at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. Clarke. A shocking one by The throaty cheers went si- 10:10 p.m. Miami at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m. Rory McIlroy. lent when his tee shot went Tiger Woods had his left and out of bounds. He TODAY IN SPORTS worst score to start a Brit- went into a bush and had to ish Open. Brooks Koepka take a penalty to take it out, July 19 four outs of combining with Curt quickly got into contention and he walked off the first 1877 — Spencer Gore beats Wil- Schilling on a no-hitter when Ari- zona beats San Diego 3-0 in the again. green with a quadruple-bo- liam Marshall 6-1, 6-2, 6-4 in 48 Emiliano Grillo made a 1. gey 8. McIlroy finished with minutes in the first Wimbledon completion of their suspended David Duval made a 14. a triple bogey for a 79. men’s singles championship. game. Wiki Gonzalez hits an op- 1909 — Cleveland shortstop posite-field single to right with The Open returned to “I’m going to go back Neal Ball pulls off the first unas- two outs in the eighth for the Pa- Royal Portrush after a 68- and see my family, see my sisted triple play in modern major dres’ only hit. year absence and made up friends, and hopefully they league history. 2008 — In the WNBA’s first out- for lost time with an unusu- don’t think any less of me door game, the Indiana Fever 1910 — Cy Young wins his 500th al amount of theater Thurs- after a performance like overcome heat and humidity in career game in the Cleveland In- day. When more than 15 that today,” McIlroy said. New York to beat the Liberty 71- dians 5-4 victory in 11 innings 55. The game is played at Arthur hours of golf before a robust, “And I’ll dust myself off and over the Washington Senators. Ashe Stadium, home of the U.S. sellout crowd finally ended, come back out tomorrow 1957 — Don Bowden is the first Open, where a basketball court is J.B. Holmes was atop the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and try to do better.” American runner to break the placed on top of the tennis court. leaderboard at a major for Woods didn’t seem quite 4-minute mile, finishing in 3:58.7 J.B. Holmes shot a 5-under 66 to take the lead 2009 — Tom Watson squanders the first time in 11 years. as optimistic. at Stockton, Calif. in the opening round of the British Open a chance to become golf’s oldest Even that might have That magical Masters 1980 — The Summer Olympics major champion. The 59-year- Thursday at Royal Portrush Golf Club in open in Moscow without the Unit- been fitting. The big hitter Portrush, Northern Ireland. victory in April is quickly old misses an 8-foot putt on the from a small town in Ken- turning into a memory as ed States and 64 other boycot- 72nd hole of the British Open, tucky had his first taste of Woods struggles to find the ting countries. then loses a four-hole playoff by 66. up in Northern Ireland and 1987 — Nick Faldo of England six shots to Stewart Cink. links golf at Royal Portrush balance between playing wins the British Open by one shot during a college trip, and “You just have to accept never imagined golf’s oldest and making sure his back 2009 — Hershel McGriff, 81, be- the conditions over here championship returning to when American Paul Azinger bo- comes the oldest driver to take he recalled how the caddies holds up. He has played geys four times on the back nine. part in a national NASCAR series kept giving him the wrong and not get too greedy,” their tiny country. only 10 rounds since Au- 1997 — Daniel Komen of Kenya race. He finishes 13th in a Camp- lines off the tee because Holmes said. “I feel like for me I can gusta National, and this shatters the 8-minute barrier for ing World West Series event at they had never seen anyone He had a one-shot lead come here a little more un- was one to forget. Woods the 2-mile run and sets a world Portland, Ore. hit it that far. over Shane Lowry of Ire- der the radar than the other three-putted for bogey on record of 7:58.61 at the Hechtel 2014 — Shoni Schimmel, an At- Holmes drove the down- land, who didn’t have the guys,” Lowry said. No. 5, bladed a chip on No. Night of track in Belgium. Haile lanta Dream rookie who doesn’t level of expectations or the That wasn’t the case for Gebrselassie had set the world start for her own team, scores a wind 374-yard fifth hole to 6 for a double bogey and record of 8:01.08. record 29 points to help the East 12 feet for a two-putt birdie, connection to Royal Por- McIlroy. stretched his arms in mock 2001 — Randy Johnson strikes beat the West 125-124 in the and he ended with a 5-iron trush like McIlroy, Clarke He was the betting fa- triumph when he finally out 16, a major league record first WNBA All-Star Game to go to into the wind to 15 feet for or native son Graeme Mc- vorite who as a 16-year-old made a birdie — his only for a reliever, and comes within overtime. a final birdie and a 5-under Dowell, all of whom grew stunned Irish golf with a birdie — on No. 15. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Sisters planning Europe trip plot to leave husband behind DEAR ABBY: My son the training material just got a job in Europe Dear Abby is written by Abigail with them. Because it and has invited me to vis- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne was expensive and I was it when he and his family preparing for a competi- are settled. I have never Phillips, and was founded by her tive exam, which they traveled out of the coun- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact were also taking, I re- try, and I’m excited to go. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. fused. I suggested staying at Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Long story short, none least a month, and he of us passed the exam. and his wife agreed. We moved on and have When I told my sister, all become successful in want to come. He would one to break the news to she excitedly told me life, but that incident not be alone at home. him. If she needs backup, she’d like to come along. haunts me all these years Their two adult children I’m sure the doctor can We would be very happy (decades) later. I was liv- and four grandchildren explain to him why it to have this time together ing outside of the U.S. for live in their large home would be too risky for him because she lives across a long time, so I didn’t try and can assist him with to tag along. the country, and we don’t to get in touch with them food, doctor appoint- My questions would be, see each other often. or discuss why I behaved ments, etc. We also have how do your son and his We are in good health, the way I did. I am likely a brother who takes him wife feel about you bring- but her husband has to meet them in the near out once a week. ing along an extra guest many health issues. He future, and I don’t know falls a lot and has had I’m thinking the best (guests?) for a month, and way of letting him know how to handle this if it concussions while using if something terrible the trip is out for him comes up. What do you his walker. He coughs al- should happen to your would be to have his doc- think I should do? most constantly, uses sister’s husband in her tor explain why it’s not CPAP at night, takes absence, could she live REMEMBERING advisable. Any other sug- multiple medications with the guilt? gestions would be most THE EARLY DAYS throughout the day and appreciated. needs to stop often to rest DEAR ABBY: Years DEAR REMEMBERING: and catch his breath. He EUROPE-BOUND ago, when I was trying to It is entirely possible that also needs frequent naps. get into a professional these individuals will not We are all around 70, DEAR EUROPE school, I took some class- remember the incident. If and Sis and I want to go -BOUND: If your sister es to prepare for the en- they raise the subject, while we are still in good truly plans to take a trance exam. It cost my apologize and explain to health. She has not told monthlong trip to Europe dad money to put me them the reasons you Hubby about the month- while her husband has through the training. A were reluctant to share long trip to Europe be- one foot on a banana peel, few of my classmates/ the material. If they don’t cause she knows he will then SHE should be the friends asked me to share mention it, then let it lie. BRIDGE

Take some time to look elsewhere Wayne Dyer, who was a well-known or six winners. self-help speaker and author, said, “A Against no-trump, if third hand great hallmark of mental wellness is wins the first trick, much more often the ability to be in the present mo- than not, he will return that same ment, fully and with no thoughts of suit. But it is always a good idea to being elsewhere.” analyze the full deal first. Yes ... and no! It is excellent to As on every deal, East should concentrate fully on what is hap- check the high-card points. Dum- pening, but in bridge, sometimes, my has 5, he has 14, and declarer you must not do the normal or the probably has 20 or 21. That leaves obvious and must look elsewhere. at most 1 for West, which is presum- For example, in today’s deal, South ably the spade jack (otherwise, West is in three no-trump. After West leads would have led top of nothing). So, a fourth-highest spade four, how returning a spade is a waste of time. should East plan the defense? How about shifting to the diamond The South hand is a borderline king? Ah, yes, that will establish two-no-trump opening. There are three winners, and when East gets in only 6 ace-king points, counting 2 for with his club king, he can take five an ace and 1 for a king. Usually, the winners: one spade, one club and hand will contain 7. Also, the hand’s three diamonds. spot-card count is low. North raises, Play slowly at trick one and consid- hoping his club suit will provide five er the alternatives. FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS THIS WEEK IN THEATERS

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Jon Hamm returns as narrator of the Emmy-winning sports documentary series that takes viewers be- hind the scenes — including inside the locker room and on the sidelines — for an unprecedented look at the Panthers’ complete season. Morning Show Outdoor Concerts Various Networks, beginning at 6am That great summertime tradition of morning shows hosting outdoor concerts continues. Here’s a round- up of what to expect this morning: Kacey Musgraves on Today (7am, NBC), Blink-182 on Good Morn- ing America (7am, ABC) and Phil Vassar on Fox & Friends (6am, Fox News). The Wrong Mommy Lifetime Movies, 8 p.m. Dave Bautista as Vic and Kumail Nanjiani as Stu in “Stuber.” Original Film! After receiving a work promotion, Melanie (Jessica By Paul Hall doing Uber as a second job Uber app to make sure that jiani to toughen up and for Morris) hires Phoebe (Ashlynn Yennie) as her per- Ridesharing is an easy way because he needs extra mon- he will be able to attend her Bautista to lighten up. gallery show that evening. sonal assistant, but Phoebe has an ulterior motive to get around town when you ey to help the girl he’s secret- Where Stuber is lacking ly in love with. Stu has al- But when a tip rolls in on the is in its story, which I nev- for taking the job and a twisted plan for revenge in- can’t or don’t want to drive. ways been a bit of a pushover location of cop killer Oka Ted- er really cared about. The volving Melanie’s mother, Carol (Dee Wallace). Vivica I’ve used it on a number of trips, and I always find my- — his boss takes advantage jo (Iko Uwais), he decides to action and search for Tedjo A. Fox and Eric Roberts also appear. of him, the girl he is chasing enlist Stu’s services to be his seemed ancillary to the Uber Wonders of the Moon self in the back seat of a new and interesting driver’s vehi- convinces him to use what personal chauffeur. Of course, jokes that were working. If BBC America, 10 p.m. little money he has to help Vic doesn’t understand how it weren’t for the incredi- Explore a stunning medley of lunar delights — cle in a variety of cities. But I’ve also heard the stories — her open the business of her Uber works, but that doesn’t bly talented Nanjiani in the blood moons, super moons and total eclipses — stop him from pressuring the stories of the rides that dreams and his Uber passen- role of Stu, I really believe from across the globe in this special that uses foot- gers run over him, leaving Stu, who is all about a five- this would have fallen off the aren’t as basic as mine. And age from low-light cameras to reveal the moon in its him with a dwindling rating star rating. rails. when you take a cop looking natural light. and on the verge of losing his Stu and Vic set out on a ride One thing is for certain: I The UnXplained to catch a bad guy and put increasingly needed second that will go down in Uber lore won’t be selecting the Uber History, 10 p.m. him in the car of a driver des- job. — to catch the bad guy, they pool option after this view- New Series! perate for a good rating, you Vic (Dave Bautista) is a cop will both need to exit their ing, but I will continue riding William Shatner hosts and executive produces get the new film Stuber. who has lost his partner but comfort zone. as one can only hope to get in this new series that explores the facts behind the Stu (Kumail Nanjiani) is has never given up on finding A buddy road movie needs the care of a driver as consci- world’s most fascinating, strange and inexplicable an Uber driver who is just the man responsible. As he’s to cast the leads properly, and entious as Stu. Although Stu- mysteries. In the series premiere “Evil Places,” Shat- looking for five-star reviews. aged, his vision has deterio- Nanjiani and Bautista come ber left a lot on the table that ner and his team of scientists, historians, engineers In the hustle and bustle of rated, but he is about to ad- across as genuinely having could have been done better, I and researchers examine strange phenomena in Ja- the rideshare world, many dress it with LASIK surgery. fun playing off one another. still enjoyed my ride with the pan’s Suicide Forest, a haunted amusement park, a of Stu’s rides are less than That means no driving until It’s that chemistry between five-star effort and comedic cursed and ancient city in Honduras, and a slope in accommodating despite his his vision is restored, so his the two that carries the film moments featured in Stuber. the Ural Mountains of western Russia that is the site pleasurable personality and daughter Nicole (Natalie Mo- through some of the weaker of several mysterious deaths. calm environment. He’s only rales) sets him up with the moments. I cheered for Nan- Paul’s Grade: B-

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Francois aka Onaney Jean Francois to Mortgage Electronic Commonwealth of Massachusetts given by Caroline Rafuse f/k/a Caroline Lopez and Jeremy Rafuse to Mortgage Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for People's Choice Home Loan, Inc., its The Trial Court Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Mortgage Lenders Network successors and assigns, dated April 25, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County Probate and Family Court USA, Inc. dated July 25, 2005, recorded at the Essex County (Southern District) (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25609, Page 362 as affected by a Essex Probate and Family Court Registry of Deeds in Book 24627, Page 27; said mortgage was then assigned to Loan Modification recorded on October 21, 2013 in Said Registry of Deeds at 36 Federal Street MSR Trust, by virtue of an assignment dated May 9, 2013, and recorded in Book Book 32900, Page 150, subsequently assigned to Bank of America, National Salem, MA 01970 32484, Page 26; and further assigned to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for Association as successor by merger to LaSalle Bank NA as Trustee for Washington LSF9 Master Participation Trust by virtue of an assignment dated October 25, Mutual Asset-Backed Certificates WMABS Series 2006-HE5 Trust by Mortgage In the matter of: Harold Crespo-Lopez of: Lynn, MA 2018, and recorded in Book 37209, Page 192; of which mortgage the Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Essex County RESPONDENT Alleged Incapacitated Person undersigned is the present holder for breach of conditions of said mortgage and (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 28817, Page 349, as affected by To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION at 11:00 Trustee affidavit recorded with the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds in Book filed by Department of Mental Health of Tewksbury, MA in the above captioned AM on August 2, 2019, on the mortgaged premises. This property has the address 47892, Page 208 for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the matter alleging that Harold Crespo-Lopez is in need of a Guardian and requesting of 9 Winnepurkit Avenue, Lynn, MA 01905. The entire mortgaged premises, all and purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 PM on July 26, that singular, the premises as described in said mortgage: The land in Lynn, 2019 at 71 Michigan Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without Massachusetts, together with the buildings thereon, known as and numbered 9 said Mortgage, to wit: Surety on the bond. Winnepurkit Avenue, and being bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that stake on the Northeasterly side of Winnepurkit Avenue and running on said Avenue A certain parcel of land with the building thereon situate in Lynn, Essex County, the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is to land now formerly of Mark Smith, fifty-two and 5/10 feet; thence turning and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and described as follows: SOUTH by appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for running by land now o r formerly of said Smith to land now or formerly of Sewell Huron Street, one hundred thirteen and 58/100; WEST by Michigan Avenue, fifty certain specific authority. Raddin, seventy-two feet thence turning and running Southeasterly on land now or and 90/100; NORTH by Lot 24 as shown on plan hereinafter returned to, one You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your formerly of said Raddin; fifty-three and 5/10 feet to other land now or formerly of hundred three and 41/100; and EAST by Lot 26 on said plan, fifty feet. Being Lot attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 AM on the said Raddin and thence turning and running Southwesterly on said Raddin land to 25 as shown on a plan entitled "Revised Plan of the Charles Newhall Field. return date of 08/15/2019. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date said Avenue and to the point of beginning seventy-two feet; be all of said Situated in Lynn and Swampscott, Mass.", dated May 1909, by J.L. Bradford, Civil by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. If you measurements more or less. Excluding there from so much of said land as was Engineer, recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 18, Plan fail to file the written appearance by the return date, action may be taken in this taken by the City of Lynn for the laying out and relocation of Winnepurkit Avenue 14. For title see deed to Richard E. Hertzberg from Mildred Finkle, Executrix of the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written appearance, by instrument recorded in the Registry of Deeds from Southern District of Essex Estate of Saide Shacat Colls dated October 20, 1993, and recorded with said you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific facts and County in Book 2593, Page 154 and confirmed by release deed from William R. Deeds in Book 12188, Page 160. See Deed recorded herewith. grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. Dated to the City of Lynn dated October 20, 1924 and recorded with said Deeds IMPORTANT NOTICE in Book 2617, Page 226. For my title see deed dated July 23, 2004·and recorded The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the with Essex South County Registry of Deeds in Book 23192, Page 540. Subject to restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or and with the benefit of easements, reservation, restrictions, and taking of record, if titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. In the event of any possession, and attorney's fees and costs. lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If typographical error set forth herein in the legal description of the premises, the the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at description as set forth and contained in the mortgage shall control by reference. TERMS OF SALE: State expense. Together with all the improvements now or hereafter erected on the property and A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. all easements, rights, appurtenances, rents, royalties, mineral, oil and gas rights a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Date: July 11, 2019 and profits, water rights and stock and all fixtures now or hereafter a part of the delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate property. All replacements and additions shall also be covered by this sale. Terms required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Item: July 19, 2019 of Sale: Said premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days assessments, tax sales, tax titles and other municipal liens and water or sewer from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other liens and State or County transfer fees, if any there are, and TEN THOUSAND check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid CITY OF LYNN DOLLARS ($10,000.00) in cashier's or certified check will be required to be paid at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms The City of Lynn is accepting proposals for lease of: by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale as a deposit and the balance in of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure cashier's or certified check will be due in thirty (30) days, at the offices of Doonan, sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE Graves & Longoria, LLC ("DG&L"), time being of the essence. The Mortgagee entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further FOR THE LARRY W. GANNON MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public proclamation at recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The AND ASSOCIATED BANQUET/RESTAURANT FACILITIES the time and date appointed for the sale and to further postpone at any adjourned description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of 60 GREAT WOODS ROAD, LYNN, MA. 01904 sale-date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the adjourned an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. sale date. The premises is to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all The lease would commence on January 1, 2020 and expire on December 31, easements, restrictions, leases, tenancies, and rights of possession, building and Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 2024. There will be a one-year mutual extension option. zoning laws, encumbrances, condominium liens, if any and all other claim in the U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee, nature of liens, if any there be. In the event that the successful bidder at the successor in interest to Bank of America, Requests for Proposals, with Qualifications, may be obtained starting Wednesday, foreclosure sale shall default in purchasing the within described property according National Association as successor by merger to July 10, 2019, 8:30 A.M. at the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, Room 205, to the terms of this Notice of Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale LaSalle Bank National Association, City Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts. executed at the time of foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the as Trustee for Certificateholders of property by foreclosure deed to the second highest bidder, providing that said Washington Mutual Asset-Backed Certificates A Pre-Proposal Conference will be held Tuesday, July 23, 2019 at 10:00 A.M. at second highest bidder shall deposit with the Mortgagee's attorneys, the amount of WMABS Series 2006-HE5 the Gannon Municipal Golf Course, 60 Great Woods Road, Lynn, MA. Meet at the the required deposit as set forth herein. If the second highest bidder declines to Present Holder of said Mortgage, entrance. This conference will include a tour of the facilities. purchase the within described property, the Mortgagee reserves the right to By Its Attorneys, purchase the within described property at the amount bid by the second highest ORLANS PC Proposals must be submitted to the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, Room bidder. The foreclosure deed and the consideration paid by the successful bidder PO Box 540540 205, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS prior to 12:00 P.M., FRIDAY, shall be held in escrow by DG&L, (hereinafter called the "Escrow Agent") until the Waltham, MA 02454 August 16, 2019. deed shall be released from escrow to the successful bidder at the same time as Phone: (781) 790-7800 the consideration is released to the Mortgagee, whereupon all obligations of the 18-001607 Each proposal must be accompanied by a BID DEPOSIT IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN Escrow Agent shall be deemed to have been properly fulfilled and the Escrow Item: July 5, 12, 19, 2019 PERCENT (10%) OF THE BASE BID FOR THE FIRST LEASE YEAR in the form of Agent shall be discharged. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Certified Check, Cashier's Check or Bid Bond payable to the City of Lynn and will Dated: June 27, 2019 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS become the property of the City of Lynn on the failure of the successful bidder to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust THE TRIAL COURT sign a contract within fourteen (14) days after notification of acceptance of the By its Attorney PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT proposal or by other default. DOONAN, GRAVES & LONGORIA, LLC, Docket No. ES07P2069AD1 100 Cummings Center, Suite 225D, INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE A PERFORMANCE BOND IN THE AMOUNT OF TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND Beverly, MA 01915 DOLLARS ($250,000.00) IS REQUIRED OF THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. All bonds (978) 921-2670 Estate of: submitted to the City of Lynn must be issued by an Insurance Company licensed to www.dgandl.com 1940.31 (RAFUSE) 07/12/19, 07/19/19, 07/26/19 David A. Kuperstein issue bonds in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and approved by the U.S. Item: July 12, 19, 26, 2019 Date of Death: March 1, 2003 Department of the Treasury. All bonds must be satisfactory in form to the City Essex Division Solicitor. To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Danya B. Kuperstein of Lynnfield MA The City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals as may appear in the Danya B. Kuperstein of Lynnfield MA best interest of the City of Lynn. has been informally appointed as the Successor Personal Representative of the Have something to sell? estate to serve without surety on the bond. The Award of this contract is by the Mayor and the Purchasing Agent of the City of The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Lynn and will be awarded within thirty (30) days after the Proposal opening. Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without We can help! supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with This is bid under M.G.L. Chapter 30B, §16 the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Timothy Leonard to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Purchasing Agent Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Item: July 12, 19, 2019 and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: July 19, 2019

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