WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 Lynn eld VOTERS ARE HEARD IN LYNN, company PEABODY, AND SAUGUS wins Union contract By Thor Jourgensen ITEM STAFF LYNN — Procopio Com- panies of Lynn eld is North Shore Medical Center’s (NSMC) choice to build hous- ing and a small retail center on land now occupied by Union Hospital. The selection announced Tuesday by NSMC is the latest move in the Lynn eld Street hospital complex’s transforma- tion from a traditional medical care facility to a mix of medical and residential uses. NSMC picked Procopio, the developer building a high-rise residential project in down- ITEM PHOTOS | OLIVIA FALCIGNO town Lynn, for the sale and re- From left, top vote-getter Buzzy Barton receives a hug from his sister, Roberta Davis, at the Community Brother- development of approximately hood Club on Tuesday night; Dianna Chakoutis, the only female council member, hugs her neighbor, Marjie Crosby, 15 acres on the 20-acre hospi- at Old Tyme Italian Cuisine; and Council President Darren Cyr hugs Mayor Thomas M. McGee at Bone sh Harry’s. tal site. A statement provided by NSMC described The Procopio Incumbents rule the day in Lynn Companies development plan for the hospital site as a mixed- Hogan, 49, who was selected ed by the people and that hap- His friend, Capano, was out- use development that includes By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF by the City Council in Janu- pened, and it’s because I didn’t side the polling location, and age-restricted residential ary to serve out the remainder have enough time to show the said he was more nervous about apartments and townhouses, LYNN — It was a nailbiter for of state Rep. Peter Capano’s work I could do in the ward. the results than when he was as well as small retail and open Ward 6 Councilor Fred Hogan, (D-Lynn) term, defeated chal- Now that I’ve got two years, I’m running for the seat. space on the street level. but he came out on top Tuesday Michael Procopio, Vice Pres- lenger Cinda Danh 718 to 648 going to show people how hard Danh, a 28-year-old govern- in the city’s most anticipated votes. The two moved on to the I work.” ment relations specialist at ident of Development for The race this election season. Procopio Companies, said the nal election following a Sep- Hogan, who is a Grade 2 PretiStrategies of Boston, said Overall, there was no change rm’s plan for the hospital tember primary where they wastewater operator and site she was proud of the residents following a city election that site will go through probably were separated by just 10 votes. safety coordinator for the Lynn of Ward 6 who came out to vote featured a paltry 19.99 percent a year-long city review process “When the results came in, I Wastewater Treatment Plant, during poor, rainy weather. and ne tuning that will nish voter turnout. All 17 incumbents was so excited,” Hogan said. “I’m wasn’t at the Lynn Tech eld- “I’m so incredibly proud of the up with NSMC selling the 15- for the City Council and School excited for the people of Ward 6 house when polls closed and re- movement that we’ve started acre site to Procopio. Committee were re-elected, because they just put their trust sults came in at 8 p.m. He said and the campaign that we ran,” “We are super excited about with Councilor-at-Large Buzzy in me. Everyone was calling me he left around 7:15 p.m. because Danh said. Barton topping the city ticket the appointed councilor. I didn’t he had been advised to go home it. We see a ton of potential in LYNN, A3 Lynn,” he said. with 5,426 votes. like that, so I wanted to be elect- and relax a little bit. This is a week of major de- velopments at Union Hospital with the hospital’s emergency Saugus cleans house in school committee race room closing last Sunday and the Procopio announcement. By Bella diGrazia NSMC is consolidating Union ITEM STAFF and Salem hospitals and will be vacating the current NSMC SAUGUS — Voters swept out the Saugus Union Hospital buildings next School Committee Tuesday night. spring. Challengers Thomas Whittredge (2,312), NSMC is retaining approx- Ryan Fisher (2,237), Arthur Grabowski imately one-quarter of the (1,875), John Hatch (1,796), and Joseph Union Hospital site and con- Gould (1,700) beat out incumbents Jea- structing a 42,000 square-foot nette Meredith, Linda Gaieski and Marc “medical village” there. Under Magliozzi, according to unof cial results. construction today and open- Tensions between the committee and town ing in May 2020, the outpatient residents rose earlier this year in June building will include Partners when the panel voted to privatize custodial Urgent Care, North Shore services. Physicians Group primary and Former committee members Liz Marchese specialty physicians, imaging and Lisa Morgante did not run for re-elec- (mammography, X-ray, ultra- tion. sound and bone density), out- “I’m excited and ready to get started,” said patient behavioral health and Whittredge, who topped the School Com- access to lab services, such as mittee ticket. “We have a lot of work ahead blood drawing. of us … I know we have a contract to settle, Community meetings at- but I am looking forward to seeing the ed- tended by city residents and ucational plan for the new high school and elected of cials preceded plan- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK working with the superintendent.” ning for the medical village In 2017, Grabowski was banned from all Saugus Board of Selectmen incum- Thomas Whittredge, a challenger for and the selection of a bidder to school buildings without rst getting permis- bent Jeff Cicolini smiles after re- Saugus School Committee, right, is undertake the residential-re- sion from Superintendent David DeRuosi, ceiving the news that he retained his congratulated on his win by fellow tail development on the hospi- SAUGUS, A3 tal site. seat on the board. candidate William Marchand Jr. UNION, A2 Only a few new faces emerge in Peabody

State By Anne Marie Tobin Ward 1. I’m eager to get to work Registry suspending ITEM STAFF and look forward to working with the community to make it as inspections, service center, PEABODY — There will be online transactions. A2 strong as it can possibly be,” said one new councilor sworn into of- Welton. Opinion ce at City Hall this January. Once again, Gould received The votes are in. A4 The Ward 1 race to ll the va- the most votes city-wide with cancy left by Jon Turco was won 5,898 cast for him, followed by LOOK! by Craig Welton over Russell P. Rossignoll with 4,693; Man- Northeast Arc, Bridgewell Donovan. ning-Martin with 4,630; Mel- to host screening of In the councilor-at-large race ville with 4,389; Turco with “Intelligent Lives.” A8 there were seven candidates 4,133; John DeRosa with 3,618 running for ve seats with erce and Jarrod Hochman with 3,069 Sports competition for the seat vacated votes. Fenwick girls soccer by David Gravel. Welton received 1,289 votes to wins double OT thriller Councilors-at-Large incum- 395 for Russell Donovan. over Saugus. B1 bents Ryan Melville, Thomas Ward 3 Councilor James Mout-  J. Rossignoll, Thomas L. Gould soulas and Ward 5 Councilor Classical volleyball and Anne Manning-Martin were ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN Joel Saslaw ran unopposed and outmatched by Melrose. B1 re-elected. were re-elected.  Ward 1 Councilor-elect Craig Welton and Council- Turco took the fth and nal Challenger Jaclyn Corriveau English boys soccer falls to or-at-Large Jon Turco celebrate their victories Tues- councilor-at-large spot. came up short in her bid to oust Andover in Div. 1 North. B1 day in a Peabody election that saw the political status “It was my rst time running quo preserved in almost all other races. and I’m very excited to represent PEABODY, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 52° VOL. 141, ISSUE 281 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 38° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 OBITUARIES Registry suspending inspections, service center, online transactions Nov. 9, 10, 11 Barbara M. Granese, 79 BOSTON — The Mas- the quality and number on Nov. 8 and the start of ness partners with new, LYNN — Barbara Mae sachusetts Department of online vehicle trans- business on Nov. 12. Cus- modern, and more con- Granese, age 79, of Lynn, died of Transportation (Mass- actions available to our tomers may go online pri- venient ways to conduct Tuesday in the Kaplan Family DOT) Registry of Motor customers,” explained the or to Veterans Day, getting business with the RMV. Hospice House after a lengthy Vehicles (RMV) is an- RMV’s Acting Registrar, vehicles due for November With the new system, illness. She was the loving nouncing that due to its Jamey Tesler. “This transi- inspections into service many new transactions wife of James A. Granese, with nal upgrade to new tech- tion began with the intro- stations prior to Nov. 8, will be available at mass. whom she shared nearly 62 nology, ATLAS, no custom- duction of new customer and, if in-person transac- gov/RMV. years of marriage. er service transactions credentialing and licens- tions are required, visiting Customers can begin, Born and raised in Spring- can be conducted starting ing service in March 2018 Registry and AAA cus- and often complete their eld, she was the daughter of at 6 p.m., Friday, Nov. 8 and, as with any major or- tomer service locations as transactions online, and the late Arthur and Doris (In- and until 7 a.m., Tuesday, ganization-wide technol- soon as possible or waiting are encouraged to go on- gram) Henson. She had lived Nov. 12. ogy change, we expect an until later in November. line rst to get informed in Lynn for the greater part of Only law enforcement initial learning curve for The rst release of AT- about required documents her life. partners will be able to ac- our staff, business part- LAS, the Registry’s new before they visit a custom- Barbara worked as a nurse’s cess Registry information. ners, and customers. We web-based system, was er service center. aide at Woodbridge Assisted In addition, inspection encourage all customers to completed in March 2018, Massachusetts Registry Living in Peabody until her station locations will not skip the line and go online and enabled the Com- of Motor Vehicles Service retirement in 2007. She had be able to conduct motor to take advantage of the monwealth to issue a cus- Centers, transactions, and also worked at the former vehicle inspections on Nov. many new service offer- tomer option of federally operations will reopen for Abbey Hill Nursing Home in Dunlop, Cheryl Bloch and Dar- 9, 10, and 11. ings that will be available mandated REAL ID cre- business on Tuesday, Nov. Saugus. She enjoyed bingo rell Henson; as well as many “We appreciate the pub- at mass.gov/rmv begin- dentials. The second, and 12, at regularly scheduled and word search puzzles, Elvis nieces and nephews. She was lic’s patience, cooperation, ning Nov. 12.” nal, ATLAS release on times, following the ob- Presley music and her week- the sister of the late William and understanding as the Registry customers are Nov. 12 pertains to vehicle served Veterans Day fed- end trips to the family camp Walker, Carol April, Anne Low- RMV completes its tran- encouraged to plan for the services such as title and eral and state holiday. in New Hampshire. She also ell, Dawn Erskine and Arthur sition to a new platform shutdown of transactions registration. ATLAS pro- For more information, loved spending time with her Henson. that will greatly enhance between late in the day vides customers and busi- please visit mass.gov/rmv. dog, Max. Her greatest joy Service information: Her came from spending time with funeral will be held on Sat- her family, especially her be- urday at 11 a.m. in the SO- loved grandchildren. LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 Lynn eld company wins Union contract In addition to her husband, Broadway (Route 129), Lynn. she is survived by her children, Burial will be in Pine Grove UNION “We are encouraged that The Procopio Companies pital, NSMC is continuing Daniel J. Granese and his wife Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives From A1 the proposal seeks to serve will work with the city to provide urgent care at Joanne of Florida, Linda M. and friends are respectfully important needs of Lynn to develop more detailed Union Hospital. Austin and her husband Sean invited. Visiting hours are NSMC President David residents and complement plans, determine feasibili- Care will continue to be of Newton, N.H., Kathleen A. Friday from 4-8 p.m. Those J. Roberts explained in the the health care services we ty and evaluate the zoning available in the Union Hos- Moriarty and her husband who prefer may make dona- hospital statement why will continue to provide on and approval process. pital emergency depart- Brian of Goffstown, N.H., and tions to the Kaplan Family Procopio is the project’s the Union Campus.” NSMC hopes to complete Susan M. Granese of Revere; Hospice House, 78 Liberty preferred developer. ment on the Union Cam- A city-led planning pro- the sale of the property by pus until May 2020, when ve grandchildren, Chad, Dan- St., Danvers, MA 01923. Di- “The Procopio Companies ielle, Charlie, Michael, and rections and guestbook at cess completed last year June 2020, according to services will move into the proposal incorporates de- Laura and her husband Ricky; www.solimine.com. velopment objectives that identi ed senior housing the statement. medical village under con- as the preferred option for As part of its plan to her siblings, David Henson, were identi ed by the City, struction on the site. Laura Jean Dickerson, Gail Tr- redeveloping the Union end emergency care at community groups and lo- enholm, Judy Moody, Sandra cal neighbors during a com- Hospital site. Union Hospital and open Thor Jourgensen can be Rice, Rolane Henson, Candy prehensive planning pro- Now that a proposal has an expanded emergency reached at tjourgensen@ cess,” Roberts said, adding, been selected by NSMC, department at Salem Hos- itemlive.com. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Melissa A. Batson, 41 Municipal marijuana spending. the four-month ban. Spencer says witnesses 1978-2019 contracts investigated The U.S. House Commit- He says the ban as report Vidal was in good tee on Ethics said Monday written undermines the spirits as he spent about LYNN — Melissa A. (Cusi- by grand jury it hopes to complete its state’s medical marijuana 15 minutes doing pre- mano) Batson, 41, a lifelong investigation by Dec. 17. law.  ight checks. resident of Lynn, passed away BOSTON (AP) — A The Of ce of Congres- A group represent- She also cautioned surrounded by her loving fam- Massachusetts grand jury sional Ethics, an indepen- ing medical marijuana against drawing con- ily on Oct. 30, 2019 at Beverly is investigating contracts patients argues only the clusions from video and Hospital following a lengthy and payments between dent agency that reviews state Cannabis Control witness statements sug- illness. municipalities and the House misconduct Commission can regulate gesting Vidal was doing Born in Lynn on March 25, marijuana companies allegations, turned over a marijuana products. aerobatic maneuvers. 1978 to her beloved parents they host. con dential report to the Republican Gov. Charlie Vidal’s family says the Peter Cusimano and Irene The Boston Globe committee in September. Baker issued the emer- 74-year-old was a sea- (Connolly) Cusimano. She reports the grand jury The Massachusetts gency ban in September soned pilot who loved  y- was the cherished wife of An- convened by U.S. Attorney Democrat has been dogged with questions in response to lung ill- ing. The Federal Aviation thony Batson. Andrew Lelling is part of She worked at the Bay Ridge about a last-minute cash nesses attributed to use of Administration says Vidal a larger effort by federal Hospital in Lynn for more than infusion during the nal e-cigarette products. was a licensed private prosecutors to curb local 14 years and was a member days of her 2018 cam- Wilkins says the medi- pilot since at least 2010. corruption related to the of the Pine Hill Civic Associa- paign. cal marijuana exemption cannabis industry. must take effect by next Indicted Fall River mayor tion. Melissa most of all loved Lelling’s of ce has sent Trahan has admitted to be able to spend time with using $300,000 deposited Tuesday. loses re-election bid subpoenas to at least six The cannabis commis- her family. 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. A communities — Great by her husband into a service will be held in mem- sion meets Thursday and FALL RIVER (AP) She is also survived by her Barrington, Eastham, joint account. loving daughters, Chloe and ory of Melissa at 11 a.m. Her of ce said Tuesday could discuss issuing its — A mayor facing fed- Leicester, Newton, own ban on marijuana Sophia Batson of Lynn; her with calling hours to con- Northampton and Ux- she had the right to use eral fraud and extortion vaping products. charges has lost re-elec- beloved sister, Sarah Cusima- tinue until 12:30. Relatives bridge — regarding infor- the funds under an agree- no of Ohio; and her dear niec- and friends are respectfully ment the couple entered The vaping industry tion. mation about their host is also challenging the es and nephews, Jada Davis, invited. Interment will be pri- community agreements. into before marriage. Incumbent Jasiel Cor- broader ban in court. reia remained on the Fall Tiana Evelyn, Anthony Evelyn, vate. To share an online con- Each recreational mar- Under federal election Leani Batson and Lexi Batson. dolence please visit www. ijuana rm is required law, only the candidate River ballot Tuesday even Federal of cials investigate though he suspended his Service information: Me- cuffemcginn.com. to sign the contract with can donate unlimited lissa’s visitation will be in the community it plans to funds to their campaign. cemetery plane crash reelection campaign. Paul Coogan, a two- the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral operate in before they can Complaints have also Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, NEW BEDFORD (AP) time member of the city’s ® apply for a state license. been lodged with the Fed- on Friday, Nov. 8, 2019 from LIFE WELL CELEBRATED The contracts normally eral Elections Commission. — Federal investigators school committee, won the are on the scene of a fatal call for substantial pay- election. plane crash in a Massa- ments to the municipality. Judge: Medical marijuana Ballots were printed chusetts cemetery. The criticism of the con- before Correia put his products exempt National Transportation tracts has been that local campaign on hold and Timothy V. Jackson, 66 Safety Board investigator of cials often demand from vaping ban took a voluntary leave of Lynn Spencer said Tues- more money than allowed absence in mid-October. BOSTON (AP) — A day that investigators The 27-year-old has under state law. LYNN — Timothy V. Jackson, Massachusetts judge says will spend about two days handed most of his day- age 66, of Lynn, died Oct. 22, the state’s ban on the sale at the Rural Cemetery in to-day duties to the city House Ethics panel 2019. He was the husband of vaping products can’t New Bedford. council president. of Laurel A. (Kehoe) Jackson, investigating Trahan’s be enforced on medical A preliminary report Correia was rst elected with whom he shared 40 years marijuana products. is expected in about two at age 23 and nished campaign nances of marriage. Suffolk Superior Court weeks. second to Coogan in Sep- In addition to his loving wife, BOSTON (AP) — A Judge Douglas Wilkins Westport resident Paul tember’s primary. he is survived by his two chil- congressional committee ruled Tuesday that Vidal crashed his Cessna Correia has pleaded dren, Benjamin Jackson and is investigating U.S. Rep. marijuana card holders 150 Monday afternoon not guilty to extorting wife Marina, and Rebecca Lori Trahan’s campaign seeking to purchase mar- about 40 minutes after hundreds of thousands of Jackson; ve grandchildren, ijuana vaping products taking off from New Bed- dollars from marijuana Brady, Mariah, Nina, Heaven should be exempt from ford Regional Airport. companies. and Shane; his siblings, Den- He has also pleaded 781-593-7700 nis Jackson and his wife Karin, not guilty to defrauding Publishing Daily, except Sundays Paul Jackson his wife Ann Jo IN LOVING MEMORY investors in a smartphone USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 RUTH A. 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Getting out the vote Arrigo re-elected as Revere mayor REVERE — Mayor Brian ments a mandate he will Arrigo beat challenger and carry into his second term. former mayor Dan Rizzo For Rizzo, the defeat Tuesday night in a contest caps a comeback run that that gave the incumbent a began in 2015 when the wider victory margin than one-term mayor lost a he received in his bruising close election to Arrigo. A contest against Rizzo four December 2015 recount years ago. gave Arrigo 5,210 votes to Unofficial voting re- 5,102 for Rizzo. turns provided by Arrigo Unwilling to be con- aide Joseph Gravellese signed to political history, gave Arrigo 5,242 votes to Rizzo ran for City Council 4,646 for Rizzo. in 2017 and topped the With the Revere Beach ticket with his council- development boom loom- or-at-large victory. Firmly ing over the mayoral cam- entrenched in the public paign, the pair battled on eye, he didn’t waste time the campaign trail. For setting his sights on an- Arrigo, Tuesday’s win ce- other mayoral run.

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Lynn residents enter the Lynn Tech polling station on Tuesday afternoon for election day. Only a few new faces emerge in Peabody PEABODY have a great City Clerk’s real issue when taxes con- ald S. McAllister, Peter T From A1 office,” said Charest. tinue to rise. I don’t think Bakula and Stephanie S. Saslaw said the new revenue is a problem, but Dallaire were re-elected to Ward 2 incumbent Peter Council now needs to turn spending is. We can’t con- six-year terms as Library M. McGinn with McGinn its attention to the con- tinue to feed the giant.” Trustees, while Morgan winning, 646-291. tainment of residential Mayor Ted Bettencourt Yeo was elected to a two- Incumbent Edward R. real estate taxes, which he ran unopposed and re- year term as Trustee of Charest defeated chal- says is the number one is- turns to office for a fifth the Peabody institute. lenger John W. Salis- bury-Rowswell in Ward 4, sue facing the city. two-year term. Municipal Light Commis- and Mark O’Neill in Ward “Taxes have gone up 17 School committee mem- sion Charles W. Bonfanti 6 was also re-elected, de- straight years,” he said. bers Joseph D’Amico, was re-elected over chal- feating Keith E. Doucette. “I’m concerned about our Brandi Carpenter and lenger Raymond J. Melvin. “I had no concerns or ex- seniors. I read that social John C. Olympio ran op- Peabody debuted a new- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO pectations that we would security is going up only posed and were re-elected. ly-designed ballot box for Fred Hogan celebrates at Brick Yard Bar and have any problems as we 1.6 percent, so that is a Stephanie J. Najjar, Don- the election. Grill on Tuesday night. Saugus cleans house in school committee race Incumbents rule SAUGUS From A1 the day in Lynn after he allegedly yelled at a staff member in the Roby being reelected, Barton Administration Building. LYNN said he thinks it shows Gould runs the Healthy From A1 the city is moving in the Students, Healthy Saugus City Councilor Dianna right direction. program that helps keep Chakoutis squeaked by in In what some expected children from going hungry Ward 5, retaining her seat to be a tight race in Ward while they are out of school after defeating Marven 3, City Council President by sending them home with Hyppolite by 573 to 519 Darren Cyr won by a land- a bag of groceries. votes. slide over George Meime- Voters also brought “I was excited,” Chak- teas, defeating him by a some major changes to the outis said. “I was happy. 977 to 559 vote margin. Board of Selectmen, voting I’m looking forward to The results were vastly out incumbents Jennifer continuing what I’ve been different from Septem- D’Eon and Scott Brazis. doing for the city of Lynn, ber’s primary, where Cyr Challengers Anthony Cog- for my constituents.” won by just 22 votes. liano Sr. (2,710), Corinne She listed the seniors as Riley (2,191) and Michael Cyr said he was “ecstatic her main priority going and happy” by the results. Serino (2,045) were voted forward. in, along with incumbents Incumbents won handily Hyppolite, who was run- in all other races. Debra Panetta (2,016) and ning for the Ward 5 seat Jeff Cicolini (1,792). Ward 1 Councilor Wayne for a third time, said he Lozzi defeated William Selectman Mark Mitch- wasn’t expecting to win, ell, who was accused of O’Shea, 1,579 to 1,283 but was encouraged by the votes. embezzling funds from his close results and hopes the former employer, did not Ward 2 Councilor Rick incumbents are scared. Starbard, the only incum- run for re-election. “It is what it is,” Hyp- “It was a pleasure to bent running unopposed, polite said. “I’m not going received 1,035 votes. serve this town for five away and I feel good about years,” said D’Eon. “It’s Ward 4 Councilor Rich- this. It just motivated me ard Colucci defeated Na- disheartening to be to keep pushing. The city pushed out due to an is- tasha Megie-Maddrey by is hungry for change. It’s a 471 to 301 vote margin. sue that had nothing to do changing slowly, but sure- with the Board of Select- Ward 7 Councilor John ly. We’re starting a move- “Jay” Walsh crushed Alex- men. The custodian situ- ment.” ation is what turned this is Reynoso with 1,059 Barton led the coun- votes to Reynoso’s 315. election upside down. As cilor-at-large ticket with a board, we always kept The six School Commit- 5,426 votes, followed by tee members all won eas- decorum and tried to re- incumbents Hong Net, spect each other, and I ily. Committee vice-chair Brian LaPierre and Bri- Donna Coppola topped the can’t promise that is going an Field who were also to happen anymore. It’s a ticket with 5,377 votes, re-elected with 5,043; followed by Lorraine Gate- whole new board.” 4,974; and 4,761 votes D’Eon said she was ly with 4,835 votes; John respectively. Challengers Ford with 4.779 votes; Jar- proud of her colleagues Ci- Jose Encarnacion, Len- colini and Panetta and is ed Nicholson with 4,428 nin Ernesto Pena and Joel votes; Michael Satterwhite excited they get to “contin- Hyppolite fell short with ue the good work.” Cicolini ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK with 4,077 and Brian Cas- 2,409; 1,966; and 1,407 tellanos with 4,056 votes. said he was happy he got Saugus Board of Selectmen member Jennifer D’Eon, right, is consoled votes respectively. re-elected, but he was sad Challenges Sandra Lo- by selectmen Chairwoman Debra Panetta after D’Eon was ousted from “I’m very excited,” said pez and Tiffany Magnolia to see a couple of his col- the board in Tuesday’s election. Barton. “It’s always nice to leagues go. fell short with 2,937 and do well. I liked what I saw 2,835 votes respectively. “Obviously the voters from all the candidates. wanted change,” Cicolini Precinct 1 Town Meeting Stephen Doherty, William Members: Thomas Tra- Members: Leuci, Glen Davis, and verse, Anthony Lopresti, Everybody worked hard Gayla Cawley can be said. “There’s been some reached at gcawley@item- Ann Devlin, Susan Maureen Whitcomb. Joia Cicolini, Joan Fowler, and you get what you put recent backlash on town into it.” live.com. Follow her on Dunn, Anthony Arone, Precinct 5 Town Meeting and William Cross. issues and it seems it Of all the incumbents Twitter @GaylaCawley. trickled down to the Board Christropher Jones, and Members: Mary Miglio- Precinct 9 Town Meeting of Selectmen. This was an Assunta Palomba. re, Ronald Wallace, Julie Members: Judith Worth- eye opener. The voters Precinct 2 Town Meeting Mitchell, Brenton Spencer, ley, Ryan Fisher, Katrina Subscribe to LAW OFFICES OF want what they want and Members: Christopher Ri- and Pamela Goodwin. Berube, Daniel Kelly, and JAMES J. CARRIGAN I heard them loud and ley, William Moore, Joseph Precinct 6 Town Meeting Robert Long. • Social Security Disability Vecchione II, Peter Rosetti, Members: William Brown, clear tonight.” Precinct 10 Town Meet- home delivery • Workers Compensation The voter turnout was Jr., and Robert Camuso, Sr. Matthew Scrivano, Jean ing Members: Michael Se- • Accidents 28 percent, or 5,174 vot- Precinct 3 Town Meeting Bartolo, Kevin Currie, and and get free access 25 years located across rino, Darren Ring, Martin from Lynn District Court ers out of the 18,693 reg- Members: Gregory Nick- Allen Panico. to the e-edition on Costello, Peter Manoogian, 15 Johnson St. istered voters in town, olas, William Stewart, Precinct 7 Town Meeting and Steven DiVirgilio. according to unofficialRichard Thompson, Rick Members: Shawn Ayube, 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN results. James Tozza and Smith, and Arthur Con- Robert Palleschi, Stephen Bella diGrazia can be ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Maureen Whitcomb were nors, Jr. McCarthy, Michael Paoli- reached at bdigrazia@ LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL voted in on the town’s Precinct 4 Town Meeting ni, and Richard Lavoie. itemlive.com. Follow her on www.jamescarriganlaw.com Housing Authority. members: Albert Dinardo, Precinct 8 Town Meeting Twitter @BelladiGrazia. [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 OPINION

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The brightly-colored signs The losers are trying to fig- Congratulations to Lynn spectre of an electorate bents knocked out of of- 110 Munroe St. are headed for the trash ure out what went wrong Councilor at large Buzzy angry over the wholesale fice. In Peabody, the status P.O. Box 5 bins. The social media buzz and what they could have Barton for topping the June dismissal of long- quo remains all but the Lynn, MA 01903 has been replaced with done differently. Signs, ticket in Lynn and rein- time school custodians. same with Jon Turco mov- Customer Service congratulatory messages speeches, social media forcing his popularity with Angry janitors and their ing from his Ward 1 seat Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. or sympathetic words. The narratives may define a city voters. Fellow incum- supporters vowed during to Councilor at large and speeches are over and the race but every election bents also enjoyed a good the summer to take their newcomer Craig Welton Connecting voters have spoken. comes down to a single election night in Lynn. revenge in November and taking the ward seat. All Departments: Candidates who won voter, one after another af- Incumbents fared poor- they kept their word. Congratulations to all 781-593-7700 elections on Tuesday are ter another, walking into a ly in Saugus with three The Saugus Board of Se- winners, and most of all Ext. 2 praising the voters for polling place, picking up a School Committee incum- lectmen also earned poor — to the voters who made Classifi ed/Legal Advertising making the right decision. ballot and filling it out. bents swept out by the marks with two incum- their voices heard. classi [email protected] Subscriptions [email protected] A new chance to honor an American hero Circulation [email protected] Editorial from The Dal- particularly pleased that This movie doesn’t gloss ings to our lives today. take an hour-long field trip Ext. 3 las Morning News a new generation will get over the horrors of slavery What can we do in this from D.C. to the Harri- to learn about her bravery and the brutality inflicted divisive present-day world et Tubman Underground Newsroom [email protected] It’s easy to look back on and perseverance with the on generations of Ameri- to bring our communities Railroad National Histor- [email protected] American history and cast movie Harriet that opened can families — men, wom- together and make them ical Park on the Eastern aspersions. But it’s harder on Friday. en and children bought better places to live? As Shore of Maryland to re- Ext. 4 to recognize the complex- Stunningly, it’s the first and sold like no more than we reach milestones of mind themselves of her im- Sports ity and uneven nature of motion picture to hit the cattle or crops to the high- success, who can we bring portance. It opened in 2017 [email protected] history. big screen that chronicles est bidders. along with us? and includes a 125-mile Ext. 5 There are American he- the remarkable life of this But we’re most im- It’s not lost on us that memorial drive through Retail and Online roes who dedicated — and abolitionist, who fought pressed that it focuses on this movie opens just key locations along the Un- Advertising risked — their lives forcing for women’s right to vote the humanity of Tubman months after the Trump derground Railroad. [email protected] this nation to live up to its and was on the front lines — a woman of incompa- administration announced Harriet Tubman was an ADVERTISING best ideals of human liberty. for the Union during the rable faith who suffered a that a planned redesign American hero who ex- Harriet Tubman was one Civil War. head injury from an over- of the $20 bill that would perienced so much of our Ernie Carpenter Jr. such woman. Here’s a woman born a seer and reported to have replace the image of Presi- history. That she survived Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 It’s one thing to talk slave in 1822. Somehow, visions from God that dent Andrew Jackson with to 1913, dying at age 91, [email protected] about the basic principles she managed to escape to kept her safe. She had a Tubman’s has been post- is, perhaps, a testament freedom. And, as we all fierce love for her family. poned until 2026. It was to her uncommon bravery Ralph Mitchell that we all should follow: Sales Representative, ext. 1313 That all human beings de- remember from our his- She was determined to originally slated for next and grit. [email protected] serve to be free to live their tory books, she made the lead them to freedom, too. year, but the Treasury De- Her life was an inspi- ration not just to African Patricia Whalen lives as they see fit. That treacherous 100-mile trek And she was determined partment said it is delayed Sales Representative, ext. 1310 we all should be afforded back more than a dozen to do her part to right the because of a focus on coun- Americans, but to any [email protected] the rich opportunities this times and led dozens of wrongs inflicted by society. terfeiting measures. person who believes that country has to offer. other slaves to freedom on There are lessons in Tub- We see it as a frustrat- people ought to be free. BUSINESS OFFICE It’s quite another to have the Underground Railroad. man’s life that are relevant ing missed opportunity to Her story strengthens Maria Alvaracin the courage to fight for There were multiple today. Her journey encour- honor a giant in our his- our nation, reminds of us ext. 1205 [email protected] them for ourselves and for bounties on her head. It’s ages us to learn from our tory. We urge Congress to the courage that can well others. hard to imagine what history, to understand it restore a sense of urgency within each of us, and she Susan J. Conti There is no better exam- would have happened to and do whatever is in our with this effort. deserves all the honor we Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] ple than Tubman. We’re her had she been caught. power to apply its teach- Maybe lawmakers should can bestow upon her. Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 MANSOOR SHAMS [email protected] Marian Kinney ext. 1212 Media dishonors veterans [email protected] Will Kraft Honor. Courage. Commit- der Vindman — a decorated she said, “who is advising the bar really stooped so Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 ment. These were the Ma- combat war veteran and a Ukraine while working in- low that a man with over 20 [email protected] rine Corps values instilled recipient of the prestigious side the White House appar- years of honorable service Mike Shanahan in me day in and day out Purple Heart with over two ently against the president’s to the United States and a Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 from the very moment I first decades of honorable service interests. Isn’t that kind of Purple Heart was now all of [email protected] stepped foot on those infa- to the United States. One an interesting angle on a a sudden basically a nobody Carolina Trujillo mous yellow footprints at would think his accolades story?” for the mere reason his birth Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Marine Corps Recruit De- speak for themselves, but it Law professor John Yoo, hadn’t taken place in the [email protected] pot, Parris Island to become seems in today’s America no Ingraham’s guest, immedi- United States? Jim Wilson a United States Marine. one is spared, not even the ately took the bait: “I find For individuals like Lt. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 I was born in Pakistan. I guy once injured by an IED that astounding,” he said. Col. Vindman, myself and [email protected] immigrated to the United attack in Iraq, who could “Some people might call that countless others with im- CIRCULATION States around age 6. English have lost his life that day. espionage.” migrant roots, being made was my second language. Oh As news coverage sur- But this sort of questioning Lisa Mahmoud to feel as if we don’t belong Manager, ext. 1239 yes, did I mention — I’m tan faced of Vindman’s testimo- of Vindman’s credibility and is all too common in today’s [email protected] skinned and a proud Mus- ny before Congress, seen as patriotism didn’t just seem America. It’s the sort of feel- CLASSIFIED lim. damaging to the president to be limited to Fox News — ing that makes us question And just like many Amer- regarding the whole Trump- CNN contributor and former our sacrifice and whether Abbe Young Smith icans, I follow the news and Ukraine debacle, Fox News Republican congressman or not the American family Manager, ext. 1276 try to keep myself apprised hosts like Brian Kilmeade from Wisconsin, Sean Duffy we always thought to be our [email protected] of all that’s taking place in and Laura Ingraham wast- also seemed in alignment family ever considers us to GRAPHICS our nation, in particular, ed no time in skipping over stating, “Mr. Vindman, he’s be the same. Trevor Andreozzi these days, the U.S. Con- Vindman’s superior record of an adviser to the president, So thank you Laura Ingra- Designer gress and its potential to im- honorable service and point- he’s a former Ukrainian, he ham, Brian Kilmeade, Sean [email protected] peach President Trump. It’s ing viewers toward theories wants to make sure taxpay- Duffy and all others who Mark Sutherland literally in your face daily. questioning his loyalties, as er money goes to military align themselves with such Creative Director I’ve personally chosen to well as even going as far as aid to the Ukraine. He’s en- bigotry for belittling U.S. [email protected] remain quiet on the whole insinuating espionage. titled to that position.” military service members NEWSROOM impeachment thing. As an Kilmeade made a point of When pressed by CNN host and veterans who weren’t average citizen, I’m simply saying Vindman, who is also John Berman about why born here. Hope you all sleep Mike Alongi not privy to all the facts the National Security Coun- Duffy started his statement Sports Reporter ext. 1228 easy tonight as the thou- [email protected] needed to make a full as- cil’s top Ukrainian expert, by highlighting Vindman’s sands of immigrants serving sessment on such a serious “is from the Soviet Union, birthplace and why it mat- in uniform continue protect- Bill Brotherton matter with so many im- he immigrated from there tered where he was born, ing your free speech. Features Editor ext. 1338 plications across so many and has an affinity to the Duffy unabashedly doubled [email protected] spheres. But last week, Ukrainian people.” Vindman down: “He has an affinity Mansoor Shams is a U.S. Gayla Cawley things finally struck a chord was only 3 years old when I think for the Ukraine, he Marine Corps veteran, the Reporter, ext. 1236 with me as one of my own his family immigrated, not speaks Ukrainian, came from founder of MuslimMarine. [email protected] was viciously attacked for that it should matter. the country, and he wants to org and term member on Cheryl Charles simply acting out on honor, Ingraham decided to take make sure they’re safe and the Council on Foreign Re- News Editor, ext. 1278 courage and commitment. things a notch higher. “Here free, I understand that.” lations. His email is: man- [email protected] I’m referring to the case of we have a U.S. National I honestly couldn’t believe [email protected]; Bella diGrazia U.S. Army Lt. Col. Alexan- Security Advisor official,” what I was witnessing. Had Twitter: @mansoortshams. Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS Spenser Hasak President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Photographer, ext. 1332 M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg [email protected] Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Thor Jourgensen Advertising Director Gordon R. 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Adam Schiff, D-Ca- sham than previously WASHINGTON — “I mony from Sondland and lif., the chairman of the thought.” now do recall.” former Ukraine Special Intelligence Committee, In the transcripts and With that stunning re- Envoy Kurt Volker, was said the House panels accompanying cache of versal, diplomat Gordon released by House inves- conducting the inquiry text messages, U.S. dip- Sondland handed House tigators as Democrats pre- are releasing the word- lomats are shown trying impeachment investiga- pared to push the closed- by-word transcripts of the to navigate the demands tors another key piece of door sessions to public past weeks’ closed-door of Trump and his person- corroborating testimony hearings as soon as next hearings so the Ameri- al lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, Tuesday. He acknowl- week. can public can decide for who they soon learn is edged what Democrats FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump has denied any themselves. running a back-chan- contend was a clear quid quid pro quo, but Demo- “This is about more than nel U.S. foreign policy on pro quo, pushed by Pres- U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gor- crats say there is a singu- just one call,” Schiff wrote Ukraine. ident Donald Trump and don Sondland, center, arrives for an interview lar narrative developing Tuesday in an op-ed in “It kept getting more in- his personal lawyer, Rudy on Capitol Hill in Washington. since the president’s July USA Today. “We now know sidious,” Sondland told in- Giuliani, with Ukraine. 25 call with Ukrainian that the call was just one vestigators, as the “time- Sondland, in an adden- fighting corruption asa conference in Warsaw President Volodymyr piece of a larger opera- line went on.” dum to his sworn earlier Trump wanted. Sondland with Vice President Mike Zelenskiy when he first tion to redirect our foreign Sondland testified that testimony, said that mili- knows that proposed ar- Pence. asked for “a favor.” That policy to benefit Donald he spoke with Secretary of tary assistance to the East rangement to be a fact, “I said that resumption request, which sparked Trump’s personal and po- State Mike Pompeo about European ally was being he said, because he was of U.S. aid would likely not the impeachment inquiry, litical interests, not the Giuliani, “and Pompeo withheld until Ukraine’s the one who carried the occur until Ukraine pro- included a public inves- national interest.” rolled his eyes and said: new president agreed to message to a Ukrainian vided the public anti-cor- tigation into Ukrainian Pushing back, White ‘Yes, it’s something we release a statement about official on the sidelines of ruption statement that we activities by Democratic House Press Secretary have to deal with.’” How top 2020 Democrats are trying to win over union members By Will Weissert ASSOCIATED PRESS CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Bernie Sanders lives 1,100 miles away in Ver- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mont but, sharing a stage with three union leaders A government report, surveying almost 20,000 and four bales of hay at a young people, found that Juul is the preferred racetrack amid Iowa corn- brand for 60 percent of high school e-cigarette fields, he couldn’t have users. been more at home. “Let me thank you all for being here, my union U.S. teen vaping brothers and sisters,” the Vermont senator bellowed, as some in the audience leapt to their feet, hollered numbers climb and waved Sanders 2020 signs. mint or menthol. By Lindsey Tanner With his deeply progres- ASSOCIATED PRESS A separate study, led by sive platform and unapol- University of Southern ogetic calls for a political New research shows California researchers, revolution from the bot- U.S. teens who use elec- suggests menthol doesn’t tom up, Sanders’ natu- tronic cigarettes prefer have the same appeal as ral constituency has long those made by Juul Labs, mint. The study found and mint is the favorite that mint was the most been working Americans. flavor for many of them, popular flavor among In 2016, he managed to suggesting a shift after Juul users in 10th and appeal to many local labor the company stopped sell- groups and the rank-and- 12th grades and the sec- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing fruit and dessert fla- ond-most popular among file of national unions, vors in stores. middle-schoolers. In con- even as their leadership Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders speaks during a The results are in a pair trast, less than 6 percent often backed the more-es- fundraising fish fry for U.S. Rep. Abby Finkenauer, D-Iowa, Saturday at of studies published Tues- of teenagers across all tablishment Democratic Hawkeye Downs Expo Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. day, including one that de- grades preferred menthol. primary choice in Hillary tails previously released The study was based on a Clinton. er, a 70-year-old from Wa- And Democrats see an labor was on display this figures indicating that different national survey With 2020’s first-in-the- terloo, Iowa, who is the opportunity to make in- weekend at a Cedar Rap- the surge in underage use that included 1,800 Juul nation Iowa caucuses less community organizer for roads since the Repub- ids fish fry hosted by Rep. of e-cigarettes shows no users. than three months away, the Amalgamated Transit lican-led Legislature in Abby Finkenauer, the sec- signs of slowing down. The results are worri- Sanders is counting on his Union and was a fan of 2017 voted to reduce col- ond-youngest woman ever An estimated 28 percent some but not surprising, message to again resonate Sanders’ in 2016. He now lective-bargaining rights elected to Congress and with union members — of high school students said Thomas Ylioja, a says he won’t decide who for many public employees. a union favorite in her but has even stiffer com- and 11 percent of mid- smoking cessation expert to support this cycle until That “awakened people eastern Iowa district. This petition this time to win dle school students said at National Jewish Health his union votes on a for- who may have been tak- swath of the state includes they’d used e-cigarettes them over. hospital in Denver. mal endorsement. ing their wages and ben- many counties that sup- within the past month, Massachusetts Sen. Eliz- “We have a whole gener- “What they all need efits for granted about ported Barack Obama but according to the report, abeth Warren is promising ation of young people who to do,” Kammeyer said, how vulnerable they now swung to Donald Trump based on a national sur- “big structural change” are addicted to these prod- “They need to speak out are,” said Mary Kay Hen- in 2016. vey conducted earlier this ucts,” said Ylioja, who was within the existing polit- for unions.” ry, president of Service Inside a Hawkeye Downs year. That amounts to not involved in the stud- ical system that can buoy With an economy domi- Employees International expo hall thick with the 5.3 million young users, ies. “Rather than giving up everyday Americans at nated by agriculture, Iowa Union. odor of cooking walleye, compared with about 3.6 when they can’t get their the expense of the rich. is rarely associated with Many of the country’s million last year, despite particular flavor, they’re Former Vice President unions as much as states largest unions have yet to top Democrats took the federal law that prohibits switching to a flavor that Joe Biden, meanwhile, like Michigan, built for make 2020 endorsements, stage one-by-one, try- sales to those under 18. is more available.” has longstanding relation- decades on manufactur- though Warren secured ing to win over a heavily The government report, E-cigarettes typical- ships with many power- ing. About 8 percent of Io- the support of the Work- union crowd. Sanders pro- surveying almost 20,000 ly heat a solution that ful unions and is betting wa’s workforce belong to ing Families Party, the claimed himself the most young people, also found contains nicotine, which his personal charisma unions, less than the na- labor-aligned progressive pro-labor member of Con- that Juul is the preferred makes cigarettes and can woo them, even if his tional average, but mem- group that backed Sand- gress, and, in a nod to his brand for 60 percent of e-cigarettes addictive. more-moderate proposals bership increased in 2018 ers in 2016. Biden began surroundings, proclaimed, high school e-cigarette They have been sold in the may not energize all of as compared to the previ- his presidential campaign “I come from one of the users. Most of them used U.S. for more than a de- their members. ous year for the first time with the International As- most rural states in Amer- flavored e-cigarettes and cade and are often pitched “It might come down to since 2010, according to sociation of Fire Fighters ica and we have nothing to among those who did, as a lower-risk nicotine between Joe, Bernie and the Bureau of Labor Sta- choosing him. be ashamed about in rural nearly 60 percent favored source for adult smokers. Elizabeth,” Lon Kammey- tistics. The push to appeal to America.” McDonald’s CEO’s ouster reflects trend on workplace romances

By Alexandra Olson #MeToo movement galva- of saying no to a powerful plaints. policy forbidding manag- McDonald’s has an oppor- and Dee-Ann Durbin nized a national conver- person who could influ- Over the last three ers from having romantic tunity, and obligation, to ASSOCIATED PRESS sation surrounding sexual ence their careers. years, more than 50 Mc- relationships with direct act to ensure that all of its misconduct. “That power difference Donald’s employees have or indirect subordinates. locations are safe and equi- NEW YORK — Work- Addressing workplace can create a dynamic filed cases alleging sexual In an email to employ- table for all,” said Jennifer place couples are often romance can be complicat- where the relationship harassment with the U.S. ees, Easterbrook said the Klein, chief strategy and romanticized — think Bill ed, but many companies can never truly be con- Equal Employment Op- relationship was a mis- policy officer at Time’s Up. and Melinda Gates or Mi- have removed any gray sensual,” said Debra Katz, portunity Commission or take and he agreed “it is Easterbrook followed in chelle and Barack Obama. areas by forbidding man- a founder partner of the in state courts, according time for me to move on.” the footsteps of Intel Chief But when the relationship agers, especially C-suite law firm Katz Marshall to Fight for $15, a labor He was replaced by Chris Executive Brian Krzanich, involves two people with executives, from having & Banks who has repre- advocacy group. Kempczinski, who recent- who resigned last year af- unequal power, it can also relationships with subor- sented women in several In August, the hamburg- ly served as president of ter the chipmaker found he be fraught with peril, es- dinates given the poten- prominent sexual harass- er chain unveiled a pro- McDonald’s USA. engaged in a relationship pecially in the #MeToo tial for favoritism or law- ment cases. “The #MeToo gram to teach its 850,000 Time’s Up, a group that that violated a “non-frat- era. suits if the relationship movement has shown how U.S. employees how to fights harassment and has ernization” policy that ap- McDonald’s CEO Steve sours. quickly it can go from con- recognize and report ha- been supporting workers’ plies to all managers. Easterbrook is only the There are questions sensual in the beginning rassment and bullying. legal cases, said Easter- Other CEOs who have latest chief executive to be about whether consent is to a huge problem when Franchisees — who own brook’s departure should been pushed out over ousted over a consensual truly possible when the the relationship goes 95 percent of McDonald’s provide an opportunity for consensual relationships, relationship with an em- power imbalance is espe- awry.” 14,000 U.S. restaurants — McDonald’s to do more, include Darren Huston ployee. Increasingly, U.S. cially great. Many women Easterbrook’s depar- aren’t required to offer the including making sexual of online travel compa- companies are adopting who have come forward to ture comes as McDonald’s training, but the company harassment training man- ny Priceline, Brian Dunn policies addressing work- share their #MeToo sto- steps up its efforts to stop expects them to provide it. datory. of Best Buy and Harry place romances, a trend ries have said that they sexual harassment after McDonald’s said East- “Under the new leader- Stonecipher of aerospace that began well before the feared the consequences dozens of employee com- erbrook violated company ship of Chris Kempczinski, company Boeing. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- MARBLEHEAD concerned the woman’s lights larly arrests, reflect police records. In were flickering on and off. An the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Complaints officer observed the exterior it is the sole responsibility of the con- driveway light was turning on A walk-in reported identity and off, but reported the resi- cerned party to contact the relevant theft at 8:49 a.m. on Monday. dent was fine and had just had police department and have the de- A walk-in reported at 2:28 the light installed. The setting partment issue a notice of correction p.m. on Monday that his ve- needed to be adjusted. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- hicle broke down on Saturday A report of a suspicious ifications will not be made without and Mazda arranged for a motor vehicle at 9:11 p.m. express notice of change from the tow. He stated the vehicle was Sunday at Barnes and Noble arresting police department. towed by a company from Re- at 210B Andover St. Police vere and they were supposed checked on an unoccupied car to bring it to a service center in that was running by the dump- LYNN Peabody but it was either sto- ster. The driver was reportedly len or delivered to the wrong rummaging in the dumpster Arrests place. and was sent on his way. A caller reported at 3:15 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Angel Acosta, 18, of 36 A suspicious motor vehicle p.m. on Monday that there was Brookvale St., was arrested was reported at 36 Oak St. Po- Prince George’s County Police Chief Hank Stawinski addresses report- mud in the middle of Lincoln and charged with assault and lice checked on a running vehi- ers outside a police station in Upper Marlboro, Md., Tuesday, standing Avenue and it may cause a battery, intimidation of a wit- cle with a person inside behind next to a photo of a man police suspected of killing a man and a photo of traffic issue. ness/juror/police/court offi- the residence. Police reported a woman who was apparently with the suspect. A caller reported a tow hitch cial and kidnapping at 10:20 the person was going inside for in the middle of Pleasant and a.m. Tuesday. the night. Smith streets at 3:50 p.m. on Suspicious activity was re- Yusuf Ali, 54, of 242 Union Monday. Responding officers ported at 1:18 p.m. Monday St., was arrested and charged Police seek to ID suspect were unable to locate it. at 55 Newcastle Road. A caller with operation of a motor vehi- A caller reported a suspicious reported someone was offering cle with a suspended license, phone call he received at 4:35 paving. unregistered motor vehicle, p.m. on Monday where the call- A report of a suspicious mo- in death over sandwich uninsured motor vehicle/trailer er was looking for a rabbi and tor vehicle at 6:15 p.m. Mon- and number plate violation to By Michael tives have to answer is, dened to hear about this then asked if there was any day at A & A Industries at 320 conceal ID at 7:11 p.m. Mon- Kunzelman ‘How does a confrontation senseless act of violence. work that needed to be done as Jubilee Drive. An employee day. ASSOCIATED PRESS lead to a homicide in 15 Our thoughts are with he just got out of jail. reported people in a minivan Cricket Brown was arrested seconds?’” Stawinski told the victim’s family and A caller reported at 5:04 were possibly involved in lewd UPPER MARLBORO, on a warrant charge of armed reporters outside a police friends,” the statement p.m. on Monday that she was behavior. Md. — A man who had robbery at 2:39 p.m. Tuesday. station in Upper Marl- says. the victim of a possible scam. A disturbance was reported been cutting in a line for Pamela Cote, 37, of 21 boro. “The family of the Police released surveil- She stated she had a compa- at 5:46 a.m. Tuesday at 234 chicken sandwiches at a Merrill Ave., was arrested and individual who was killed lance camera images of ny called One Call/One Haul to Washington St. A caller report- crowded Popeyes restau- charged with shoplifting by as- is looking for closure. The the suspect and a woman remove boxes that were stored ed the people near the door rant in Maryland was portation at 7:03 p.m. Monday. families and children who who apparently was with in her backyard a while back. closer to Wheeler Street were stabbed to death by an- Katie Dyer-Garcia, 35, of 4 were in this restaurant him inside the restaurant She stated someone called yelling and making a lot of other customer who con- Lincoln St., was arrested and are looking for closure.” and fled with him in a car her as a representative and noise. Police reported a wom- fronted him, police said charged with sexual conduct Popeyes resumed sell- after the stabbing. Inves- told her they lost her check, an was yelling at the dog to go Tuesday. for a fee at 6:18 a.m. Tuesday. ing its chicken sandwich tigators want to speak needed her to send a new one outside. Prince George’s County on Sunday. It was first re- with that woman. Natacha Mora, 32, of 95 and asked her where she lived. Suspicious activity was re- Police Chief Hank Staw- leased in August, and the “We think she has some Pleasant St., was arrested and She stated she thought it was ported at 2:06 p.m. Tuesday at inski appealed for the pub- chain credited popular de- pretty vital information charged with sexual conduct weird that the person on the 24 Loris Road. A caller reported lic’s help in identifying the mand to its supply selling for a fee at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday. phone was asking where she a man came to her door and man who fatally stabbed to the investigation,” said Aaron Mwankuga, of 78 lived considering they picked when nobody answered, he sat 28-year-old Kevin Tyrell out that month. Marketing police department spokes- Central Ave., was arrested on up boxes from her house. in his car for about 10 minutes Davis once after their ar- around the sandwich has woman Jennifer Donelan. a warrant charge of larceny before leaving the area. gument spilled outside built a frenzy that’s caus- Stawinski said there is from building at 11:48 a.m. PEABODY the Oxon Hill restaurant ing long lines and waits no evidence that the sus- Monday. Fire Monday evening. at the chain’s restaurants. pect and victim knew each Stawinski said dozens of other. Accidents Stawinski, who called it a Accidents A report of a brush fire at “pointless crime,” said only people were at the restau- Police found a knife in A report of a motor vehicle 1:25 p.m. Monday at Lebanon 15 seconds elapsed from rant at the time. Davis’ possession after A report of a motor vehicle Cemetery on Route 128 North. A statement from Popey- the stabbing, but inves- crash at 12:23 p.m. Monday crash at 3:56 p.m. Sunday at when the altercation start- 10 Barry St. A car was report- ed to when it ended with es said the fast food chain tigators don’t believe he at 35 Washington St.; at 4:11 Theft and its Oxon Hill franchi- brandished it during the p.m. Monday at Euclid and edly struck by a bicyclist who the stabbing. Davis had fled the area. The bicycle left been “methodically” cut- see are cooperating with confrontation, according Peary avenues; at 5:02 p.m. A report of a larceny at 5:20 on scene was seized by police; ting his way through the authorities and “actively to Donelan. Monday at Market and State p.m. Sunday at Holiday Inn at at 8:45 p.m. Sunday at 9R Syl- line for sandwiches for 15 working to gather more Davis, of Oxon Hill, died streets; at 5:35 p.m. Monday 1 Newbury St. A caller reported van St. minutes before the suspect information.” at a hospital. He had been at Broad and Market streets; a credit card was stolen and A report of a motor vehicle confronted him at the front “What happened in stabbed once in the upper at 6:47 a.m. Tuesday at E $600 was charged to it. hit and run crash at 4:24 p.m. counter, the chief said. Maryland last night is a body, the police spokes- Highland and Eade streets; at A report of a stolen motor Sunday at 96 Washington St. “The question my detec- tragedy and we are sad- woman said. 11:19 a.m. Tuesday at Stop vehicle at 5:57 p.m. Monday and 2 Clement Ave. & Shop at 35 Washington St.; at Capitol Constable Service A motor vehicle crash was at 12:29 p.m. Tuesday at 289 at 80 Foster St. Western Ave.; at 2:44 p.m. reported at 11:22 a.m. Monday Wisconsin acid attack suspect Tuesday at 281 Parkland Ave. at 5 Aborn St. and 56 Washing- Vandalism A report of a motor vehicle ton St.; at 5:55 p.m. Monday at once held hunters at gunpoint hit and run crash at 10:36 596 Lowell St. and 2 Johnson A report of vandalism at St.; at 7:50 a.m. Tuesday at 11:04 a.m. Monday at Gallo p.m. Monday at 16 Rock Ave.; and threatened to call the who was waiting by the Colonial Manor at 39 Andover Nero at 89 Main St. A broken By Ivan Moreno and at 10:46 p.m. Monday at 135 Todd Richmond police — all while point- restaurant with a contain- Adams St.; at 9:17 a.m. Tues- St.; at 8:03 a.m. Tuesday at 10 front window was reported. Margin St. and 68 Driscoll St.; ASSOCIATED PRESS ing the rifle in their faces, er of battery acid when day at 240 Broadway. according to court doc- Villalaz returned. The A report of a police motor at 10:23 a.m. Tuesday at Hol- MILWAUKEE — A white iday Inn at 1 Newbury St.; at SAUGUS uments and statements liquid Blackwell threw on vehicle crash at 11:23 a.m. man accused of throwing from the hunters. Villalaz hit the left side of Tuesday at Broad and Silsbee 2:47 p.m. Tuesday at 70 Endi- acid on a Hispanic man’s cott St. and 52 Warren St. Breaking and Entering “He couldn’t miss,” Der- his face, where he suffered streets. face once held four hunt- rick Schultz, one of the second-degree burns. The A report of a motor vehicle ers at gunpoint on his ru- Breaking and Entering hunters, told The Associ- attack was recorded by Assaults breaking and entering at 6:46 ral Wisconsin property, an ated Press Tuesday. “... I the restaurant’s surveil- a.m. Tuesday at 2332 Found- encounter that one of the A report of an assault and A report of a breaking and thought he was going to lance camera. ers Way. hunters said Tuesday he Blackwell is in custody, battery at 9:06 a.m. Tuesday entering at 7:21 p.m. Monday shoot me the whole time still vividly remembers. ... no questions asked, but charges have not been on Autumn Street. at 144 Shore Drive. A caller reported the chain lock on the Complaints The chance encounter nothing. Just instant gun. filed yet. The case is be- with the hunters in 2006 spare door was broken off, but A report of a disturbance at I remember it every time ing investigated as a hate Breaking and Entering sheds light into the tem- nothing was missing from the 11:44 a.m. Monday at Home I drive past his house up crime. The Milwaukee perament of 61-year-old A report of a motor vehicle residence. The intruder was Depot at 564 Broadway. An of- north.” District Attorney’s Office Clifton A. Blackwell, now breaking and entering at 5:24 reportedly possibly startled by ficer was requested for an irate Mahud Villalaz, the said it’s not unusual for it accused in a gruesome at- p.m. Monday at 810 Lynnway. the caller’s elderly mother in man. Peace was restored. victim in the acid attack to take up to five days to tack in Milwaukee. A report of a breaking and the bedroom. A report of property dam- Friday night, said it be- formally charge someone When Blackwell spotted entering at 10:09 p.m. Mon- age at 3:35 p.m. Monday at gan when Blackwell ap- in a felony case. the hunters, he drove over day at 602 Boston St. Complaints 146 Main St. A caller reported proached taking issue Blackwell’s family said damage to his fence. in his tractor and pointed with how Villalaz parked he’s a military veteran Theft A report of identity fraud at a rifle at the group, tell- his car near a restaurant. who came to Milwaukee 4:08 p.m. Sunday at 6 Allens Vandalism ing them to disarm be- Blackwell accused him of to seek help for an unde- A report of a larceny at 11:54 Lane. A caller reported he lost cause they had trespassed being in the country ille- termined medical issue. a.m. Monday at 595 Lynnway; his wallet and his identity was A report of vandalism at onto his property in Rusk gally and asked why he His mother, Jacqueline P. at 12:42 p.m. Monday at 131 stolen. 6:41 a.m. Monday at 2427 County, a mostly rural was “invading” the U.S., Blackwell, of California, Broad St.; at 2 p.m. Monday at A caller from England was Founders Way. A caller report- area in northwestern Wis- Villalaz said. told the Journal Sentinel 1 Rockdale Ave.; at 4:21 p.m. reportedly concerned at 4:32 ed a man destroyed her broth- consin. He then marched Villalaz, 42, a U.S. citi- he had sought care with Monday at 11 Hamley St.; at p.m. Sunday about a 19-year- er’s vehicle with a knife. No them to his house, sat zen who immigrated from the Department of Veter- 7:27 p.m. Monday at 7 Ridge- old who he believed, through description was given for the them on a log and de- Peru, said he moved his ans Affairs in Milwaukee way St.; at 8:44 p.m. Monday his email communication, had man, but he was seen leaving manded money from them car and ignored Blackwell, for post-traumatic stress. at 25 Henry Ave. been abducted by an unknown in a tan minivan. A report of a robbery at man who had been presenting 12:51 p.m. Monday at 53 her as his wife. The caller said SWAMPSCOTT Agency says all 50 states should Union St.; at 5:24 p.m. Mon- both were residing on Brooks- day at Linda’s Jewelers at 2 by Village Way in Danvers. Dan- Accidents require bicyclists to wear helmets Market St. vers Police were notified. A report of motor vehicle A report of a disturbance at A report of a hit and run 5:06 p.m. Sunday at 10 Park DETROIT (AP) — A gov- lights and technology nors Highway Safety As- theft at 6:35 p.m. Monday at motor vehicle crash at Stop & ernment agency is recom- would reduce the number sociation. 170 Union St. St. A caller reportedly ran over a Shop, 450 Paradise Road, at kid’s bike and wanted to speak mending that all 50 states of cyclist deaths. Nineteen states plus 4:28 p.m. on Monday. enact laws requiring bicy- The agency wrote in its re- Washington, D.C., require with an officer. Police reported A report of a motor vehicle LYNNFIELD the matter was resolved. clists to wear helmets to port that head injuries are motorcyclists to wear hel- crash with a personal injury at stem an increase in bicycle the leading cause of bicycle mets, while 28 require A report of suspicious activ- 48 Nason Road at 12:31 a.m. Accidents ity at 7:25 p.m. Sunday at 6 deaths on U.S. roadways. fatalities, and that use of a them mainly for younger on Tuesday. The recommendation helmet is the most effective riders and three states A report of a motor vehicle Sheffield Drive. A caller report- was among several issued way for riders to reduce have no requirement, the crash at 8:58 a.m. Monday at ed two men were going door- Complaints by the National Transpor- their chance of getting a se- association said. 50 Salem St. to-door and stating they are missionaries. A report of a disturbance tation Safety Board after rious head injury. Research The NTSB also recom- Fire A well-being check was per- at 130 Walker Road at 3:40 a hearing Tuesday on bi- shows fewer than half of mended that the Nation- formed on an elderly resident a.m. on Monday; at 75 Puritan cycle safety. The agency bicyclists wear helmets, ac- al Highway Traffic Safety A report of an oven fire at at 8:07 p.m. Sunday at Bill Road at 3:04 p.m. on Monday; says 857 bicyclists died in cording to the NTSB. Administration evaluate a 4:49 p.m. Monday at 3 Grey Share Design at 13 Princeton at 130 Stetson Ave. at 9:07 crashes with motor vehi- “If we do not mitigate car’s ability to avoid crash- Lane. St. because a neighbor was p.m. on Monday. cles in the U.S. last year, a head injury for more bicy- es with bicycles as part of 6.3 percent increase over clists, additional bicyclists the agency’s planned up- 2017. Bicycle deaths rose will die,” NTSB Chairman date of its five-star crash even though total road Robert Sumwalt said. test ratings program. deaths fell 2.4 percent. Such a requirement may Collision avoidance tech- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 The NTSB also found prove difficult politically. nology, such as automat- Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY that improved road de- Currently no states re- ic emergency braking or All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn signs to separate bicycle quire all bicyclists to wear pedestrian detection sys- will be investigated. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) and vehicle traffic, and helmets, but many require tems, could be modified to Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available making bicyclists more them for younger riders, detect bicycles, the NTSB visible through clothing, according to the Gover- wrote in a report. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT ABC says interview with Epstein accuser wasn’t ready to air By David Bauder “At the time, not all of ASSOCIATED PRESS our reporting met our standards to air, but we NEW YORK — ABC have never stopped inves- News faced questions tigating the story,” ABC Tuesday about its reluc- News said in a statement tance to air a sensitive Tuesday. story of alleged sexual Giuffre first outlined FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS misconduct after a leaked her allegations against video emerged of reporter Author Ernest Gaines, who wrote “The Autobi- Epstein anonymously in a Amy Robach complaining lawsuit filed in 2009, and ography of Miss Jane Pittman,” died Tuesday. about how her bosses han- she did her first on-the- dled an interview with a record interviews about Jeffrey Epstein accuser. them with the Daily Mail Acclaimed novelist The conservative web in 2011. At the time of site Project Veritas re- ABC’s interview, Giuffre’s leased video of Robach lawyers were battling Gaines dies at 86 venting that “every day I with Dershowitz, who was NEW ORLEANS (AP) — generations to come.” get more and more pissed” that her 2015 interview fighting back against her Novelist Ernest J. Gaines, “A Lesson Before Dying,” claim that he was among whose poor childhood on published in 1993, was an with Virginia Giuffre nev- er made the air. Robach the men who had sex with a small Louisiana plan- acclaimed classic. Gaines her when she was a mi- tation germinated stories made her remarks late in was awarded a “genius nor. of black struggles that grant” that year by the August while sitting in a FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS While her allegations grew into universal tales MacArthur Foundation, Times Square studio with ABC News is defending itself against charges received widespread at- of grace and beauty, has receiving $335,000. a microphone but not on that it was afraid to air an interview with a tention, some news or- died. He was 86. Both “The Autobiogra- the air. Jeffrey Epstein accuser after video emerged ganizations have treated The Baton Rouge Area phy of Miss Jane Pittman” ABC said Tuesday that Tuesday showing Amy Robach venting about elements of her story with Foundation, which spon- (1971) and “A Gathering the interview didn’t meet her story. caution because the list sors a literary award in of Old Men” (1984) be- its standards because it Gaines’ honor, confirmed he came honored television lacked sufficient corrobo- of prominent men she ac- for its efforts embarrass sex with prominent men, died Tuesday in his sleep of movies. rating evidence. Robach, cused was long and her cardiac arrest at his home The author of eight co-anchor of ABC’s “20/20” mainstream media out- including Prince Andrew. allegations difficult to in- in Oscar, La. books, Gaines was born newsmagazine, said the lets, often sending under- The prince and Epstein dependently confirm. “Ernest Gaines was on a plantation in Pointe leaked video caught her cover reporters to catch both denied the charges. The Associated Press a Louisiana treasure,” Coupee Parish. His first “in a private moment of employees making state- In the video, Robach said doesn’t generally identify foundation president and writing experience was frustration.” ments that display an an- she was told “who’s Jeffrey people who say they’re vic- CEO John Davies said in writing letters for illiter- The episode was remind- ti-conservative bent. But Epstein? No one knows tims of sex assault, unless a statement. “He will be ate workers who asked ful of Ronan Farrow’s ac- it needed no such help who that is. This is a stu- they come forward public- remembered for his pow- him to embellish their cusations that NBC News with the Robach video, pid story.” ly as Giuffre has done. erful prose that placed the news to far-off relatives. discouraged his reporting which Project Veritas said Robach also complained Robach said in her reader directly into the Bayonne, the setting for on Hollywood mogul Har- came from an “ABC insid- in the video that lawyer statement Tuesday that story of the old South, as Gaines’ fiction, was ac- vey Weinstein’s miscon- er” it would not identify. Alan Dershowitz and the she had been referring in only he could describe it. tually New Roads, La., duct. Farrow then took The correspondent was British Royal Palace ap- the video to what Giuffre We have lost a giant and which Gaines left for Cali- his Pulitzer Prize-winning visibly exasperated as she plied pressure to ABC not had said in the interview, a friend.” fornia when he was 15. story to the New Yorker complained that “I tried to air the interview with not what ABC News had Louisiana Gov. John Bel Although books were magazine. for three years to get (the Giuffre. She suggested verified through its own Edwards said in a state- denied him throughout ABC sought to minimize interview) on to no avail that the network feared reporting. Corroborating ment that Gaines “used his childhood because of the comparison, saying and now it’s coming out that airing the interview evidence of the type the his immense vision and Louisiana’s strict segrega- it has pursued and aired and it’s like these ‘new would hurt its ability to network sought could in- literary talents to tell the tion, which extended even other stories about Ep- revelations’ and I freaking get interviews with Prince clude interviews with peo- stories of African Ameri- to libraries, he found the stein, the New York fi- had all of it.” William and Kate Middle- ple familiar with Giuffre’s cans in the South. We are life surrounding him rich nancier who died Aug. 10 Giuffre, whose maiden ton. allegations or records that all blessed that Ernest left enough to recollect in sto- while in police custody on name is Roberts, alleged ABC denied that outside would verify she was at words and stories that will ry after story through ex- sex trafficking charges. that as a teen, she was pressure had anything to the places the alleged sex continue to inspire many act and vivid detail. Project Veritas is known forced by Epstein to have do with its decision. acts took place. Review LaBeouf explores his own A Salute to childhood in ‘Honey Boy’ By Lindsey Bahr ASSOCIATED PRESS VETERANS “Honey Boy” will break your heart. Monday, Nov. 11, 2019 It hardly matters if you’ve never given a sec- In honor of Veterans Day, ond thought to the circum- Monday, November 11, 2019, stances of Shia LaBeouf’s The Daily Item will publish a life, his childhood or his rocky early adult years. special page devoted to those But this is the kind of who are currently serving military universally moving work duties and those veterans that can only emerge from who are gone but not forgotten. Take this time with photo something immensely to say $40 and shield specific and personal. In the broadest sense, Mail form to: “Thank You” it’s a portrait of a boy The Daily Item to your military whose father doesn’t, or family member. can’t, love him the way he Attn.: Salute to Veterans needs. But broad isn’t the PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and point. The salacious tab- Lynn, MA 01903 $30 shield only loid sell is that LaBeouf SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of wrote this script about his JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who life while in rehab. It was passed away passed away Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. therapy, but besides the Lovingly Lovingly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the following shields: remembered remembered location, it’s not terribly by wife by wife unique that a storyteller Noah Jupe stars in a scene from “Honey Boy.” Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim and Maureen, and son and Maureen, andson might get some personal Tom. Tom. catharsis. What separates “Even Stevens” which Most importantly, he’s “Honey Boy” from the LaBeouf started acting in not the parent Otis needs. National Guard Bureau Your message may be paid by: standard confessional is when he was around 10). When Otis asks for affec- the heart, precision and A motorcycle is obvious- tion or guidance, he’s met Check Money Order Visa Mastercard artfulness that LaBeouf ly a terribly precarious with hostility or mocking. and director Alma Har’el way to transport a young When he tries to stand employ to tell this story. kid (and, cynically, your Dept. of the Army up for himself, it’s even Please check for shield: Yes No A key element that only source of income) on worse. Their rollercoast- makes this endeavor so the treacherous freeways er existence goes into ex- If no selection is made, shield will not appear. brave and empathetic is of Los Angeles, and yet plaining why, when Otis that LaBeouf plays his these scenes are some of is in his 20s (portrayed by Name own father, who in other the most beautiful in the Dept. of the Navy Lucas Hedges) and in re- hands may not have been film: The dangerous ride Address bab, this young man who rendered in such a com- is a moment of silence and has never been to war is plex and nuanced light. peace in this turbulent re- City St Zip told that he has PTSD. His father is a Vietnam lationship where the son U.S. Marine Corps. Phone veteran, a registered sex gets to just cling to his fa- The later years, in re- offender and drug addict ther, who he trusts despite hab, are not quite as ef- who also played manag- everything, and enjoy the fective or heartrending as In Memory of er to his son’s acting ca- thrill of the ride. It’s the the flashbacks, save for a Dept. of the Air Force reer. In the film his name whole movie in miniature. rollicking opening mon- Who passed away on is James Lort. He’s got a This is a father who tage showing Otis’ on and receding hairline, John gives his son cigarettes as off-screen debauchery. But Lovingly remembered by Lennon glasses and is a treat, but also demands it does all come together emotionally and physi- adherence to child labor nicely in its closing. Army National Guard cally abusive to his kid, laws even when no one in who he also clearly loves a production will. The bad “Honey Boy,” an Amazon and cares about. He uses outweighs the good here, Studios release, is rated R a motorcycle to transport but perhaps thanks to by the Motion Picture As- Visa / MC # sociation of America for Coast Guard his 10-year-old son Otis LaBeouf’s performance, or (played with a stunning the writing, you can’t help “pervasive language, some Signature sexual material and drug worldliness by Noah Jupe) but grasp at any string of Exp. Date to and from the televi- hope dangled — like any use.” Running time: 93 CVV Code sion show he’s starring on abusive relationship, re- minutes. Three and a half Flag Submission deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019 (a stand-in for Disney’s ally. stars out of four. A8 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 LOOK! National Saxophone Day, Marooned Without a Compass Day

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A helping hand

Wheelabrator Saugus continued its support of the North Shore Stars Youth Hockey program with a $10,000 donation this year. Wheelabrator Saugus General Manager Dwight Beatty (back row, third from left) and Community Relations Specialist Jack Walsh (back row, third from right) presented the check to North Shore Stars coaches and players at a recent practice. ‘There’s no place like home’ at yellow Northeast Arc, Bridgewell to host brick road honoring L. Frank Baum screening of ‘Intelligent Lives’

By Elaine Chen PEABODY — “Intelli- will introduce the docu- sentence of isolation into CHICAGO TRIBUNE gent Lives,” a documenta- mentary at the Peabody a life of possibility for CHICAGO — Finishing ry by award-winning film- Black Box, located at 22 the most systematical- touches were made Mon- maker Dan Habib, will Foster St. The screening, ly segregated people in day on a yellow brick road be shown at Northeast which starts at 5:30 p.m., America. in the Humboldt Park Arc’s Peabody Black Box is free and open to the Danvers-based North- neighborhood to commem- Theater Thursday night. public. To reserve tickets east Arc helps people orate L. Frank Baum, The screening will be visit blackbox-intelligen- with disabilities become who lived in the neighbor- sponsored by Northeast tlives.eventbrite.com or full participants in the hood when he wrote “The Arc’s Family Resource call 978-624-2333. community, choosing for Wonderful Wizard of Oz” Center and Bridgewell’s “People with intellec- themselves how to live, and other Oz books. Family Support Center. tual disabilities are the learn, work, socialize and Spanning 200 feet of the “Intelligent Lives” stars most segregated of all play. The organization sidewalk at the corner of three pioneering young Americans,” said Habib, a services approximately adults with intellectual filmmaker at the Univer- Humboldt Boulevard and PHOTO | TNS 9,000 people annually in disabilities – Micah, sity of New Hampshire’s Wabansia Avenue, the more than 190 Massachu- Naieer and Naomie — Institute on Disability brick road surrounds a movie adaptation of the rehabilitating affordable setts cities and towns. who challenge perceptions whose Emmy-nominated group of affordable hous- novel: “There’s no place housing properties on Bridgewell, based in of intelligence as they films have been broadcast ing town houses managed like home.” the West and Northwest Peabody, strengthens navigate high school, internationally and trans- by Bickerdike Redevel- The installations are sides. communities by provid- opment Corp. that are part of a larger project “We wanted to link the college and the workforce. lated into 17 languag- Academy Award-winning es. “Only 17 percent of ing a wide range of social on the site where Baum by Bickerdike to reha- idea of ‘there’s no place and human services that lived when he wrote the bilitate and preserve like home’ and the im- actor and narrator Chris students with intellectual Cooper contextualizes disabilities are included empower people with children’s novel in the affordable housing that portance of housing and disabilities and other life late 19th century. involves 318 units in 68 housing stability with a the lives of these central in regular education; just characters through the 40 percent will graduate challenges to live safe, Bickerdike also plans to buildings, said CEO Joy historic event,” Aruguete self-directed and pro- install a tile mosaic mural Aruguete. Bickerdike, said. “I think a lot of emotional story of his from high school. And of ductive lives. Bridgewell on a low wall engraved a nonprofit corporation, people don’t realize that son, Jesse, as the film the 6.5 million Americans delivers support through with a line from the works on building and (Baum) lived in Chicago.” unpacks the questionable with intellectual disabil- track record of intelli- ity, barely 15 percent are community housing, day gence testing in the U.S. employed.” programs, outpatient New Hampshire-based “Intelligent Lives” is treatment, education and Habib, the producer, a catalyst to transform employment training director and cinematogra- the label of intellectu- through Eastern Massa- pher of “Intelligent Lives,” al disability from a life chusetts. Metallica donates $100K to California fire relief

LOS ANGELES TIMES the devastating fires. North Valley Community “Both organizations are and the Los Angeles Fire LOS ANGELES — Me- dedicated to long-term Department foundations, tallica is also feeling the recovery efforts, helping which offer services to devastating heat. residents resume normal victims in evacuation The heavy metal band lives as they get back on centers. announced on Twit- their feet after the devas- Metallica joins a steadi- ter that it will donate tation of these firestorms,” ly growing list of celebri- $100,000 through its Monday’s announcement ties who are pitching in nonprofit All Within My noted. for the cause. Hands to help with wild- The band also encour- Actor and WWE wres- fire relief efforts across aged fans to help firefight- tler John Cena, who California. ers and those affected plays a firefighter in the “Sadly, for the third by the blazes: “Whether upcoming movie “Play- year in a row, communi- you are able to contribute ing With Fire,” donated ties we have called home money, nonperishable $500,000 to wildfire first throughout the state of food, clothing and other responders. California are again expe- supplies, or your time by “Right now, California riencing the tragedy left volunteering or providing is in dire straits. It is in the wake of wildfires,” temporary housing, every burning. It is under siege the California-bred band bit helps.” from massive wildfires tweeted Monday night. This isn’t the first time statewide,” he said in a Half the funds will go to Metallica has offered a video tweet last week. the Sonoma County Resil- helping hand. “Which means our first ience Fund and the other During last year’s de- responders are working $50,000 to the Wildfire structive fires, the quartet around the clock and they Relief Fund to aid with donated $100,000 to the need our help.” WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Wednesday, November 6, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Tuesday...... 4381 Tuesday...... 9192 Monday...... 4017 Monday...... 7558 Sunrise today 6:21 a.m. Sunny. High 52F. Winds W at W winds 10 to 15 kt with 10 to 20 mph. gusts up to 20 kt. Waves Sunday...... 6026 Sunday...... 6773 Sunset today 4:32 p.m. Tonight: Clear. Low 38F. Winds around 2 ft. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 6:23 a.m. L WSW at 5 to 10 mph. Tonight: W winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves 1 foot or less. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 6:38 a.m. H All 4...... $5,814 All 4...... $6,325 Low tide today 12:35 p.m. First or last 3...... $814 First or last 3...... $885 Any 2...... $70 Any 2...... $76 High tide tomorrow 7:31 a.m. Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $8 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $242 All 4...... $527 Fronts First 3...... $136 First 3...... $295 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $136 Last 3...... $147 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Mass Cash: 3-12-15-19-24 NOV. 12 NOV. 19 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Sunny | High 52, Low 38 Showers | High 50s, Low 30s P’ cloudy | High 40s, Low 20s Mega Millions: 2-9-24-49-54-(19) NATIONAL SUMMARY: A weak storm system will bring light snow to parts of the Great Lakes today. Flurries will also accompany bitter cold in the northern Plains. Rain, some of which will be heavy, will break out in the southern Plains. Spotty thunderstorms will dot Florida. Warm and dry weath- er will prevail in the rest of the Southeast as well as the West.

©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 Fenwick girls win double OT thriller over Saugus By Daniel Kane um. vous,” Flaherty said. “I guess ITEM STAFF “We worked a little bit on it was because both pro- stuff like that in practice,” grams are very familiar PEABODY — The No. 8 Fenwick coach Steve Fla- with each other, maybe Bishop Fenwick girls soccer herty said of the play. “The that’s why. But we were team and No. 9 Saugus bat- players that were involved very nervous. We settled tled to a scoreless tie for were able to work on some down as the game went on. over 95 minutes in the rst stuff like that. It paid off in We got unlucky at times but round of the Division 3 give credit to Saugus, they North tournament Tuesday the end. But honestly we shouldn’t have left it that hung in there with us. I before the Crusaders had a think I aged 10 years after chance at a game-winner on close that long. Sometimes this game of soccer is just this.” a free kick in the second The Sachems battled from overtime period. very cruel.” start to nish, but too much And the play they drew up Fenwick started the game time on the defensive wore worked perfectly. Elani Gi- with some jitters but shook down on Saugus in the end. kas lined up to take the free them off and quickly con- “We got a little tired there kick just outside the Sa- trolled possession for a ma- toward the end,” Saugus chems’ box, but Central jority of the night. The Cru- coach Chris Coviello said. Catholic League MVP Isa- saders failed to capitalize on “When you’re defending a bella DelVecchio was the a handful of set pieces and lot of the game you get tired. PHOTO | JOE PREZIOSO one to step toward the ball hit the post two times before Our seniors graduating are and deliver a goal to lift the DelVecchio’s game-winner. Bishop Fenwick’s Isabella DelVecchio (center) scored the game-winning a great group of kids.” Crusaders to a 1-0 win at “I think in the rst 20 goal in double overtime to lift the Crusaders to a win over Saugus in the Steven E. Donaldson stadi- minutes we were very ner- FENWICK, B2 rst round of the Division 2 North tournament Tuesday night. Classical outmatched by Melrose By Harold Rivera our goals in a row — NEC ITEM SPORTS EDITOR South championship, most wins, City Tournament LYNN — After a post- and state tournament. I’m season loss, it’s natural for proud of them. coaches to scratch their “Unfortunately I’m go- heads and think about ing to lose nine seniors, what they could’ve done but they did well. They differently. That wasn’t gave it a lot of effort and Classical volleyball coach they played hard. That’s Frank DeLuca’s reaction all you can ask for.” to Tuesday’s season-end- Pamela Diaz recorded ing loss in the Division 2 12 digs. Jean Gupton-Mor- North quarter nal. rison led the Rams with DeLuca’s Rams were four kills and Vanessa Os- simply outmatched in a car added three kills. 3-0 loss to Melrose on Brooke Warren tallied Classical’s home  oor. But seven service points with the defeat doesn’t put a three aces. damper on a season in A swift 4-1 lead in the which Classical recorded a opening set put No. 4 program-best 19 wins and Classical right where it reached its goals. wanted to be. But No. 5 “I told the girls after the Melrose battled back to last timeout to keep their close the gap to 6-5, then heads high,” DeLuca said. grabbed a 10-7 lead. Down “They got the most wins in 17-10, Classical burned its school history, they got the rst timeout. Melrose kept rst Northeastern Confer- ITEM FILE PHOTO its momentum and n- ence championship banner ished the set with a 25-11 Classical’s Vanessa Oscar had three kills in a we’ve ever had and they win. loss to Melrose in the Division 2 North quar- made the state tourna- ter nal Tuesday evening. ment. We accomplished all CLASSICAL, B2 ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO English’s Luis Aleman makes a play on the ball during a loss to Andover in the Division 1 North tournament Tuesday. Prep soccer rallies from early de cit to English boys soccer beat Peabody in Div. 1 North opener By Harold Rivera swift 1-0 lead. No. 9 Pea- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR body’s offense couldn’t falls to Andover in keep pace the rest of the DANVERS — After way and its defense bat- Division 1 North falling behind just three tled fatigue in the nal minutes into Tuesday’s minutes. By Mike Alongi ready to play,” said En- Division 1 North opener “I thought we played a ITEM STAFF glish coach Kerry King. against Peabody, the St. great rst half,” Tanners “We knew that we needed John’s soccer team found coach Stan McKeen said. LYNN — In the MIAA to play our game out there, itself in a do-or-die scenar- state tournament, seed- “We moved the ball well. but unfortunately they io. We seemed to counter ev- ings can sometimes can were quicker to the ball. And the Eagles rose to mean little to nothing. erything they were trying Their physicality really the occasion. to do. In the second half That much was evident wore us down eventually, In a tale of two halves, Tuesday evening at Man- we were a little fatigued and a couple of mistakes No. 8 St. John’s tightened as the half went on. ning Field, as the No. 1 on our part led to goals for up defensively, found its English boys soccer team “But our defense was them.” footing offensively and phenomenal. Nick Sa- was knocked off by No. 16 Chris Lazo scored the scored three second-half Andover, 3-1, in the rst blone and all four of our lone goal for the Bulldogs. goals en route to a 3-1 win defenders were phenom- round of the Division 1 Andover got two goals at Fred Glatz Field. North tournament. The enal.” from Zoah Silva-Landry, “We just stuck the The Tanners end the difference in the game while Evan Arpin added course,” Eagles coach may have come within the season at 13-6. the other goal. Anthony Dave Crowell said of his “When we started the nal minute of the rst team’s performance in the Previte notched one assist. ITEM FILE PHOTO season did I think we’d be half, when a mistake on The game was a stale- second half. “I thought the 13-5 going into the tour- defense allowed Andover Ethan Ambrosh (right) scored one goal for mate for much of the rst kids worked a little hard- nament? No, to be honest,” to score and grab all the er. I also felt Peabody may St. John’s Prep in a win over Peabody in the half, with each team get- McKeen said. “We lost 12 momentum before the have tired toward the end ting a few scoring opportu- rst round of the Division 1 North tourna- players from last year but break. because we had so much nities scattered through- ment Tuesday afternoon. six, seven of them were “We knew going in that possession. When you’re out the period. Andover starters and played well. (Andover’s) league (the chasing all the time, it’s No. 16 Andover in Thurs- a big throw-in like Pea- had two corner chances I was hoping we’d have a Merrimack Valley Confer- hard.” day’s (3) quarter nal. body, which gives us turned away early, while .500 record and make the ence) is one of the best in Zach Vlachos, Ethan “I saw Andover play,” trouble. But we’ll play English sent several shots tournament. But they ex- the state, and we knew Ambrosh and Owen Siew- Crowell said. “They’re whoever comes along.” on net late. ceeded my expectations.” that they were a great ert each scored one goal going to be physical. Edward Santos’ early team and that they’d be ENGLISH, B2 for the Eagles, who’ll host They’re big, they have goal gave the Tanners a PREP, B2 Swampscott girls knock off No. 4 Latin Academy in Div. 3 North

goal. Laine Foutes dished day’s quarterfinal (TBA). ond half for the win. roe said. “Gloucester scores game-winner in the 78th SCHOOL ROUNDUP two assists. GIRLS SOCCER Lynnfield ends the sea- a ton of goals and we shut minute on Ryan Noci’s as- By Harold Rivera “We started out slow and Pentucket 3, son 13-3-3. them out so that was sist. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR then we just picked it up Lynnfield 1 BOYS SOCCER great.” Goalie Liam Foley re- and basically rolled from The Pioneers’ season Lynnfield 1, Lynnfield will play at corded six saves. The No. 13 Swampscott there,” Swampscott coach closed in the Division 3 Gloucester 0 Northeast Thursday (TBA) The Crusaders advance girls soccer team started its Norman James said. “The North tournament with a In the Division 3 North in the quarterfinal. to the Division 4 North Division 3 North postsea- ball movement has been loss to a Cape Ann League opening round, Tommy Fenwick 2, quarterfinal Thursday (3) son on the right track with better. They frustrated us rival. Anna Radulski Buston scored the Georgetown 1 at Manchester. a 4-0 win over No. 4 Latin the first 10, 12 minutes scored Lynnfield’s lone goal game-winner one minute Trailing 1-0 at halftime, Excel 3, KIPP 2 Academy Wednesday after- and then we figured it out. on Ashley Mitchell’s assist into the second half. Pio- the Pioneers saved their Despite rallying for two noon at White Stadium. “Our girls are in tourna- with six minutes remain- neers goalie Dante Gesa- season with two goals in goals in the second half, the Mackenzie Kearney led ment mode now. The jitters ing in the first half, giving mondo made 10 saves. Jake the second half. Keiron Panthers gave up a late the Big Blue attack with are gone. They know that the Pioneers a 1-0 lead. Mallett and Matheus Sara- Murray knotted the score goal and fell in the semifi- nal round of the MCSAO two goals and one assist. any game can be their last.” Pentucket evened the score mento also played well. at 1-1 in the 55th minute tournament. Emme Laundry and Anna Swampscott travels to at the end of the first half “Our defense was great,” on Liam Chricton’s assist. Nazarenko each scored one No. 5 Northeast for Thurs- and scored twice in the sec- Pioneers coach Brent Mun- Andrew Perry netted the ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO English goalkeeper Jack Mancaniello makes a goal kick during a loss to Andover Tuesday. English upset by Andover in Div. 1 North tournament ENGLISH minutes to go. Jalen Cori- From B1 olan took the kick and sent it deep into the box, But with less than a where Andover goalie Wil- minute to go in the first son Stecher jumped up to half, Andover turned the knock the ball away. But PHOTO | JOE PREZIOSO momentum. The Golden Stecher knocked it right Warriors broke into the of- onto the foot of Lazo, who Saugus’ Kiley Ronan (left) and Haley McLaughlin (right) battle with Fenwick’s Alison Mitchell fensive zone with num- buried the goal to make it (center) for a loose ball in the first round of the Division 2 North tournament Tuesday night. bers, and Previte sent a 2-1 and give English some quick cross pass through much-needed life. the box to a wide-open Sil- But Andover continued va-Landry, who knocked to stand tall. The Golden Fenwick wins thriller in double OT in an easy goal to make it Warriors played a posses- 1-0 Andover at the break. sion game for the remain- FENWICK The second half was more there to make the save. wick was awarded a free “I really thought that der of the half, eventually From B1 of the same with Fenwick A few minutes later, Fen- kick and DelVecchio cashed skill-wise we were right sealing the win on a goal creating a bulk of the pres- wick’s Alison Mitchell had in. there with them for the “Both teams battled for from Arpin with less than sure. The Crusaders had a shot just miss the mark The Crusaders move on entire first half,” King possession in the midfield two minutes to play. chances on a free kick and and ring off the post. That to the quarterfinal round, said. “Unfortunately they for the first 10 minutes. pair of corners early on but was as close as either team where they’ll take on No. 1 English closes out the were beating us to a lot of Eventually the Crusaders missed the mark on all got to a game-winner be- Stoneham Thursday (5). season with a 14-1-2 re- balls and beating us up started to get some offen- three. fore the end of regulation. The game will be played at cord. While there are nine physically, and that even- sive pressure, but the Sa- Later in the half, Saugus Mitchell had three differ- Galvin Middle School in seniors — four of them tually took its toll on us.” chems defense held strong. had one of its best chances ent shots on net in the first Wakefield. The second half didn’t starters — who’ll be leav- The Sachems fought off a of the night when Shaylin overtime period but just “I’ve watched Stoneham start off well for the Bull- ing to graduation, King pair of corners and more Groark won a race to a missed a chance for a a bit,” Flaherty said. “We dogs either, as Andover feels that the Bulldogs are than a few threatening loose ball in front of the game-winning goal. still have to play them and went up 2-0 on Sil- in a good position to con- crossing passes to keep the Crusaders’ net. Groark With just under five min- it’s up to us to be ready for va-Landry’s second of the tend moving forward. game scoreless after the ripped a point blank shot utes remaining in the sec- them. We’re looking for- game just over six min- “We’re really going to first half. but Claudia Keith was ond overtime period, Fen- ward to it.” utes into the action. But miss our back four on de- English persevered, and fense, but we’ll still be re- the Bulldogs continued to turning a lot of the core of get chances at the net on our midfield and strikers Prep soccer rallies to defeat Peabody offense. Things finally next season, so I think turned a little brighter we’ll be in really good PREP other way around,” Crowell nothing broke through in in to put St. John’s up 2-1. when English earned a shape going into next From B1 said. “The whole idea was the first 40 minutes. Pea- Siewert’s goal with 6:32 to free kick with under 10 year,” said King. we were going to get the body led 1-0 at halftime. go cemented St. John’s 3-1 Peabody made the most first one and kind of take The Eagles found their win. of a slow Eagles start and the wind out of their sails. openings in the second “Dom made some great put itself on the board. Clearly that didn’t happen. half. Cunha preserved the saves,” McKeen said. “We Classical volleyball Santos, using his speed, But I like how we grinded 1-0 lead just two minutes didn’t have enough offen- created an opening and and kept at it. Like a lot of into the half with a leg sive attack. Even in the found the back of the net our season, it was a tale of save. Vlachos scored 20 first half, we had a few op- falls to Melrose with Eagles goalie Joey two halves.” seconds later, knotting the portunities. But not in the Waterman out of his post. The Tanners held down score at 1-1. It was all St. second half. St. John’s is CLASSICAL didn’t leave any room for In the blink of an eye, St. the fort through the rest of John’s from there. a good team and we gave From B1 Classical to pick up steam. John’s found itself trailing the half. St. John’s made its With 15:02 to play, Vla- them a game. I knew it was Melrose rode an early lead 1-0. share of runs at Peabody chos fed Ambrosh a perfect going to be tough coming “Once they started their to a 25-14 win in the third “It was supposed to be the goalie Dom Cunha but pass and the latter cashed in here and beating them.” offense, they were just too set. tall up front for us to “Melrose is one of the match up with them,” better teams,” DeLuca DeLuca said. “They were said. “We knew that going the better team. But I in. We saw the film. We thought we fought well. tried to do what we could We didn’t quit. We were in to try to disrupt their of- there. We just had too fense. We were going to many periods where we rely on our service game were inconsistent and we but they did better than had some unforced errors. we thought they would.” We could never stem the Classical ends the sea- tide.” son 19-3. DeLuca believes Classical battled its way the program’s in good to a 5-5 tie to start the shape heading into next second set. Melrose start- season. ed to distance itself with a “We have some girls that 13-8 lead and it was all are returning,” DeLuca Red Raiders from there. said. “I think we have With a string of five con- three more who’ll be ready secutive points, the Rams to step up and we’ll see cut the deficit to 24-18 be- what else we can get from fore Melrose took the set. there. Hopefully we can With two set victories in get a few more from the the bag, the Red Raiders JV team.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tom Brady (left) and the Patriots dropped to No. 3 in the AP Power Rankings after losing their Pioneers hold on to first game of the season Sunday night. beat Tewksbury 49ers take over top spot in AP ROUNDUP nfield with 27 kills and 19 Power Rankings, Pats drop to No. 3 From B1 assists. Other top contrib- utors were Ella Gizmunt (AP) — Being the NFL’s NFL’s only unbeaten team.” versation. of an already great career.” Marco Escobar had one (13 kills) and Sophia last undefeated team is The Saints stayed at No. 2 “Any hopes for another Kansas City also moved goal and one assist in the Wilkinson (31 assists). never easy, and the San and attracted plenty of vot- 16-0 regular season were up a couple spots to No. 6 loss, while Kenny DeLeon “Ella was unreal, abso- Francisco 49ers have ers even during their bye shattered in Baltimore as after Matt Moore led the had one goal. Angel Zuni- lutely unreal,” Ashley bumped aside the New En- week. Why? Drew Brees the Ravens took control Chiefs to a 26-23 victory ga added one assist. said. “To have 13 kills, for gland Patriots in another proved before the bye that from the start and exposed over the Vikings, dropping Burke 5, Tech 1 a freshman that’s abso- category as well. he was back and healthy a lack of team speed that Minnesota three spots to Jose Monzon scored lutely incredible.” The 49ers are the first for New Orleans. And that’s had been camouflagedNo. 8. Now the Chiefs may Tech’s lone goal in the Di- The No. 1 Pioneers ad- team besides the defending not all that’s going on with through eight games,” have the reigning NFL vision 4 North opening vance to Thursday’s (7) Super Bowl champs to sit the Saints. Kaufman said. MVP back for a road trip to round. The Tigers end the semifinal against No. 5 atop the AP Pro32 poll this “The biggest story in the John Czarnecki of Fox Tennessee. season 7-8-4. Melrose at Danvers High. season. Big Easy is a swarming de- Sports said Baltimore “ran “The Chiefs flexed some VOLLEYBALL “I’m hoping this was a San Francisco received fense that has allowed only right over the defending surprising defensive mus- Lynnfield 3, good lesson for us to pre- seven first-place votes and two TDs in the past three champs” while the Patriots’ cle against Minnesota Tewksbury 2 pare for Melrose,” Ashley 379 points to edge out the weeks,” said Ira Kaufman “offensive line headaches in ending an Arrowhead Lynnfield dropped its said. “Melrose is a little of Fox 13 in Tampa, Florida. were exposed by the Ra- first two sets of the season bit younger than Tewks- New Orleans Saints, who slide, setting the stage for in the Division 2 North bury. They have a few had the other five first- New England tumbled vens.” a potential Patrick Ma- quarterfinal but hung on sophomores and juniors. place votes and 374 points from first to third after The Seattle Seahawks homes return in Nashville,” for the victory. Set scores I’m hoping we can charge in balloting Tuesday by me- being beaten 37-20 by the are the next threat to the Kaufman said. were 25-22, 24-26, 18-25, our batteries but we can’t dia members who regularly Ravens, a loss that nearly 49ers, with a visit to San The road trip to Los An- 25-20, 15-10. take anything for granted. cover the NFL. allowed Baltimore to pass Francisco on Monday night, geles dropped the Green “Tewksbury’s a great Fingers crossed, it’s going “Jimmy Garoppolo is see- the Patriots in these rank- and they come in at No. 5, Bay Packers three spots to team,” Lynnfield coach to be another super tight ing the field better than ings. New England finished up two spots. No. 7. The Houston Texans Brent Ashley said. “I don’t match.” ever, as his near perfect with 356 points, just ahead “If the season ended to- can enjoy their bye after think we’ve played a team Bedford 3, Fenwick 0 performance against the of the Ravens (354), who day, Russell Wilson is your climbing a spot to No. 9, like that all year. They The Crusaders’ season Cardinals suggests,” News- ended the Patriots’ un- MVP,” Glauber said. “With while the Dallas Cowboys’ made it tough on us, that’s ends in the Division 2 day’s Bob Glauber said. defeated start on Lamar 22 touchdown passes and road win over the Giants for sure.” North quarterfinal. Fen- “He’s the biggest single rea- Jackson’s performance that just one interception, he’s bumped them up two spots Melissa Morelli led Lyn- wick finished 14-6. son the 49ers remain the put him into the MVP con- having the greatest season to No. 10. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY (3) MIAA Boys Soccer Division 3 North No. 10 Lynnfield at No. 2 Northeast Division 2 North (TBA) No. 15 Marblehead at No. 2 Classical Division 4 North (6) No. 7 Fenwick at No. 2 Manchester MIAA Girls Soccer (3) Division 4 North No. 6 St. Mary’s at No. 3 Manchester MIAA Girls Soccer Division 1 North (3) No. 9 Winthrop at No. 1 Amesbury No. 8 Acton Boxborugh at No. 1 (4:15) Revere (6:30) Division 3 North MIAA Field Hockey No. 13 Swampscott at No. 5 North- Division 2 North east (TBA) At Burlington Stadium No. 9 Fenwick at No. 1 Stoneham (at No. 5 Lynnfield at No. 1 Watertown (7) Galvin Middle School, 5) THURSDAY MIAA Volleyball MIAA Boys Soccer Division 2 North Division 1 North At Danvers High No. 16 Andover at No. 8 St. John’s No. 5 Melrose at No. 1 Lynnfield (7)

SPORTS BRIEFS Bishop Fenwick post-race breakfast and all pre-registered runners will coaching vacancies receive a long sleeve shirt. The proceeds help pro- Bishop Fenwick has two mote the many Lynn run- coaching vacancies it is ning activities that wel- looking to fill. The Crusad- comes all communities. ers are looking for a head Entry forms are available coach for varsity wrestling on www.lwrun.org or from and a coach for freshman [email protected] boys basketball. Those inter- Pre entries must be ested can contact Athletic received by Tuesday, Director David Woods at November 12. [email protected] or 978- 587-8341. Lynn Jets Alumni Gannon Par 70 5K Hockey Game The Gannon 18-Hole Par The Lynn Jets Alumni 70 5K will be held on Satur- Hockey Game will be played day, Nov. 16 at 8:30 a.m. at on Friday, Nov. 29 from noon Gannon Golf Course. It is to 2 p.m. at Connery Rink. one of the few all grass 5K All former Jets/Classical/ cross country courses in English/Tech alums are New England and the encouraged to participate. course covers all 18 holes in Pizza and refreshments sequence. will be provided, and a $20 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The event is hosted by the donation to the program is Gordon Hayward (right) scored 39 points for the Celtics in a win over the Cleveland Cavaliers Lynn Parks & Recreation suggested. Tuesday night. Department and Gannon For more information, con- Golf Course. tact coach Mike Roberts at The entry fee includes a [email protected]. Hayward ties his career high with 39 NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE points as Celtics top Cavaliers East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA New England 8 1 0 .889 270 98 Dallas 5 3 0 .625 227 142 CLEVELAND (AP) — against Philadelphia. that put the Celtics ahead team in Charlotte. He has Buffalo 6 2 0 .750 158 131 Philadelphia 5 4 0 .556 224 213 Gordon Hayward tied Collin Sexton, who 61-52 at halftime. not played since Oct. 26 Miami 1 7 0 .125 103 256 N.Y. Giants 2 7 0 .222 176 255 a career high with 39 scored 21 points, hit a 3 Cleveland stayed with N.Y. Jets 1 7 0 .125 96 211 Washington 1 8 0 .111 108 219 at New York, sitting out South South points, making all 16 of with 1:33 to play that cut the hot-shooting Celtics three games in a row. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA his 2-point attempts, and Boston’s lead to 116-113. until the final seconds. Houston 6 3 0 .667 238 191 New Orleans 7 1 0 .875 195 156 Cavaliers: G Matthew Indianapolis 5 3 0 .625 182 177 Carolina 5 3 0 .625 209 204 the Boston Celtics won The score remained that Love missed a 3 that Dellavedova returned af- Jacksonville 4 5 0 .444 176 189 Tampa Bay 2 6 0 .250 230 252 their fifth straight game way until Hayward’s cru- would have tied the game ter missing two games be- Tennessee 4 5 0 .444 168 165 Atlanta 1 7 0 .125 165 250 by holding off the Cleve- cial basket after his offen- with just under a minute North North cause of personal reasons. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA land Cavaliers 119-113 on sive rebound. to play. Baltimore 6 2 0 .750 251 176 Green Bay 7 2 0 .778 226 189 Tuesday night. Boston was 48 of 85 Hayward suffered a hor- ... Nance played with his Pittsburgh 4 4 0 .500 176 169 Minnesota 6 3 0 .667 234 158 left thumb wrapped after Cleveland 2 6 0 .250 152 205 Detroit 3 4 1 .438 204 217 Hayward put in Kem- from the field (56. Jayson rific leg injury in Cleve- Cincinnati 0 8 0 .000 124 210 Chicago 3 5 0 .375 142 144 ba Walker’s miss with 22 Tatum scored 18 points land during the opening injuring it Sunday. ... F West West seconds left to give Bos- Alfonzo McKinnie scored W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA and Carson Edwards had minutes of the 2017-18 Kansas City 6 3 0 .667 252 204 San Francisco 8 0 0 1.000 235 102 ton a 118-113 lead. Walk- 13. season opener. He aver- his first points of the sea- Oakland 4 4 0 .500 182 216 Seattle 7 2 0 .778 248 230 er stole the inbounds pass Tristan Thompson had aged 16.5 points in two son, a 3 in the first quar- L.A. Chargers 4 5 0 .444 183 168 L.A. Rams 5 3 0 .625 214 174 Denver 3 6 0 .333 149 170 Arizona 3 5 1 .389 195 251 and hit a free throw to put 19 points and 13 rebounds games at Cleveland last ter. ... Cleveland Indians Thursday’s Game Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. the game away. for Cleveland, which has season. C Roberto Pérez, who was L.A. Chargers at Oakland, 8:20 p.m. Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. Hayward made 17 of 20 lost three straight. Kevin TIP-INS Sunday’s Games Miami at Indianapolis, 4:05 p.m. awarded a Gold Glove Arizona at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Carolina at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. shots, including a 3-point- Love scored 17 and Larry Celtics: C Enes Kanter this week, got a loud ova- Kansas City at Tennessee, 1 p.m. L.A. Rams at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. er. The 6-foot-7 forward Nance Jr. 15. (bruised left knee) missed tion when he was shown Buffalo at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. scored 16 points in the Boston was 24 of 44 from his fifth straight game. Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game on the video board. N.Y. Giants at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Seattle at San Francisco, 8:15 p.m. opening quarter and 22 the field in the first half, Coach Brad Stevens said in the first half, hitting all when it built an 11-point Kanter “really wants to UP NEXT nine attempts from the lead. Cleveland cut the play, but our medical staff Celtics: Visit the Char- NHL field. margin to 50-48, but Hay- doesn’t feel like he’s ready lotte Hornets on Thurs- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE day. Atlantic Division Central Division Walker had 25 points for ward hit a basket and two yet.” . F Jaylen Brown (ill- GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston, which hasn’t lost free throws and Marcus ness) worked out in Bos- Cavaliers: At the Wash- Boston 15 11 2 2 24 56 36 St. Louis 15 9 3 3 21 47 46 since the season opener Smart made a 3-pointer ton and could join the ington Wizards on Friday. Buffalo 15 9 4 2 20 45 40 Nashville 15 9 4 2 20 60 43 Toronto 16 8 5 3 19 56 53 Colorado 14 8 4 2 18 48 39 Florida 14 7 3 4 18 51 51 Winnipeg 15 8 7 0 16 43 49 Montreal 15 8 5 2 18 56 49 Dallas 16 7 8 1 15 37 41 Tampa Bay 13 6 5 2 14 44 47 Chicago 13 4 6 3 11 31 40 Bruins fall to Canadiens in divisional battle Ottawa 14 4 9 1 9 38 48 Minnesota 14 4 9 1 9 33 49 Detroit 16 4 11 1 9 34 63 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA MONTREAL (AP) — with Tatar scoring on a GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 16 10 4 2 22 46 41 Defenseman Victor Mete shot off the post. Washington 16 11 2 3 25 64 49 Vancouver 14 9 3 2 20 53 34 N.Y. Islanders 14 11 3 0 22 44 30 Vegas 16 9 5 2 20 51 46 scored twice and the After Artturi Lehkonen Carolina 15 9 5 1 19 50 42 Arizona 14 9 4 1 19 41 30 Montreal Canadiens beat forced a turnover, By- Pittsburgh 15 8 6 1 17 51 39 Anaheim 16 9 6 1 19 43 39 Philadelphia 14 7 5 2 16 47 46 Calgary 17 8 7 2 18 48 50 the Boston Bruins 5-4 on ron went scored between Columbus 15 5 7 3 13 35 52 Los Angeles 15 5 10 0 10 39 60 Tuesday night. Rask’s pads to make it N.Y. Rangers 12 5 6 1 11 37 42 San Jose 15 4 10 1 9 36 56 New Jersey 12 3 5 4 10 36 50 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Ben Chiarot scored the 3-1 for the Canadiens at winner in the third peri- 17:16 with his first goal of Tuesday’s Games St. Louis at Edmonton, 8:30 p.m. od and Tomas Tatar and the year. N.Y. Islanders 4, Ottawa 1 Thursday’s Games Philadelphia 4, Carolina 1 N.Y. Rangers at Carolina, 7 p.m. Paul Byron also scored The Bruins clawed back Vegas 2, Columbus 1 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. for the Canadiens (8-5-2), in the second period. Montreal 5, Boston 4 Montreal at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Toronto 3, Los Angeles 1 Washington at Florida, 7 p.m. who have won four of five. The Canadiens failed to New Jersey at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Vegas at Toronto, 7 p.m. Jeff Petry had two assists. clear their zone and Clif- Colorado at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Arizona at Calgary, 9 p.m. Vancouver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. David Pastrnak, Connor ton made them pay with St. Louis at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Nashville at Colorado, 9 p.m. Clifton, Anders Bjork and his first NHL goal at 7:17 Chicago at San Jose, 10 p.m. Friday’s Games Sean Kuraly scored for on Boston’s first shot of Minnesota at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Tampa Bay vs. Buffalo at Stockholm, SWE, Wednesday’s Games 2 p.m. the Bruins (11-2-2), who the period to make it 3-2. Detroit at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Boston at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. had a six-game win streak The Bruins tied the halted. score at 18:13 when Bjork NBA It was hardly a goalten- scored on a loose puck ding battle, with Carey in the crease. Mete gave EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division Price stopping 21 of 25 Montreal the 4-3 lead 42 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB shots and Tuukka Rask seconds later with a shot Philadelphia 5 1 .833 — Dallas 4 2 .667 — allowing five goals on 31 from the point. Boston 5 1 .833 — Houston 4 3 .571 ½ Toronto 4 2 .667 1 San Antonio 4 3 .571 ½ shots. NOTES Brooklyn 3 4 .429 2½ Memphis 1 5 .167 3 The Canadiens took a Montreal’s Claude Ju- New York 1 6 .143 4½ New Orleans 1 6 .143 3½ Southeast Division Northwest Division 4-3 lead into the third pe- lien coached his 1,200th W L Pct GB W L Pct GB riod, but Boston overcame NHL game, while Bru- Miami 5 1 .833 — Denver 4 2 .667 — its third deficit of the ins captain Zdeno Chara Charlotte 4 3 .571 1½ Minnesota 4 2 .667 — Atlanta 3 3 .500 2 Utah 4 3 .571 ½ game when Kuraly sur- played his 1,500th game. Washington 2 4 .333 3 Portland 3 4 .429 1½ prised Price on a wrap- Bell Centre fans gave Orlando 2 4 .333 3 Oklahoma City 2 4 .333 2 Central Division Pacific Division around at 3:03. Chara, who is usually W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Chiarot gave Montreal PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS booed in Montreal, a rare Milwaukee 5 2 .714 — L.A. Lakers 5 1 .833 — Indiana 3 4 .429 2 Phoenix 5 2 .714 ½ the win on a wrist shot ovation for the accom- Detroit 3 5 .375 2½ L.A. Clippers 5 2 .714 ½ from the face-off circle Tuukka Rask (left) argues with plishment. The 42-year- Cleveland 2 5 .286 3 Golden State 2 5 .286 3½ at 9:06, just minutes af- officials following a goal by Montreal old is the 21st player to Chicago 2 5 .286 3 Sacramento 2 5 .286 3½ ter the Bruins had a goal Canadiens forward Victor Mete during the reach that mark. ... Ryan Tuesday’s Games Thursday’s Games Boston 119, Cleveland 113 Boston at Charlotte, 8 p.m. overturned for offside. second period of a loss Tuesday night. Poehling made his sea- Charlotte 122, Indiana 120, OT Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Boston came into the son debut with Jesperi Atlanta 108, San Antonio 100 Miami at Phoenix, 9 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Chicago, 8 p.m. Portland at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. game with one regulation Canadiens scored just one-timer at 14:55. Pas- Kotkaniemi (groin) on Orlando at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Friday’s Games loss this season, on Oct. the disabled list. ... Bos- Miami at Denver, 9 p.m. Cleveland at Washington, 7 p.m. 1:13 into the game when trnak, the NHL scoring Wednesday’s Games Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m. 10 in Colorado against the Mete fired the rebound leader, extended his ca- ton had won five straight New York at Detroit, 7 p.m. Memphis at Orlando, 7 p.m. Washington at Indiana, 7 p.m. Sacramento at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Avalanche. of a shot by Petry under reer-high point streak to games in Montreal. Chicago at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Golden State at Minnesota, 8 p.m. The Bruins were play- Rask’s glove for his second 13 games. UP NEXT Golden State at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Toronto at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Sacramento at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. New York at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. ing the second game of of the season. Montreal was back in Bruins: At Detroit Red Minnesota at Memphis, 8 p.m. Milwaukee at Utah, 9 p.m. a back-to-back and it Pastrnak netted the it two minutes later. A Wings on Friday. Orlando at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Denver, 9 p.m. Philadelphia at Utah, 9 p.m. Brooklyn at Portland, 10 p.m. showed. They trailed 3-1 equalizer six seconds into breakout pass by Brendan Canadiens: At Philadel- Milwaukee at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. Miami at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. in the first period. a Boston power play, a Gallagher led to a 2-on-1, phia Flyers on Thursday. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 COMICS

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ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Teen self-conscious about his body hesitates to start dating DEAR ABBY: I’m a band and I have been 19-year-old male and suf- Dear Abby is written by Abigail married for only a few fer from a predicament. Van Buren, also known as Jeanne months, and I think he is Let’s just say my “pack- already losing interest. age has been delivered Phillips, and was founded by her He has stopped saying I undersized.” It is de- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact love you and hasn’t pressing, and it has held Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. kissed me or given me me back from going after any affection in weeks. girls. I decline dates be- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. I’m afraid he is falling cause I feel so self-con- out of love with me, al- scious. though I have done ev- Now, people are start- tor to have an honest ish-perfect. I told my wife erything possible to keep ing to ask me why I hav- discussion. Size does I thought she was very the love flowing. Am I en’t had a girlfriend yet. insecure. I am confused The truth is, I’m terrified not necessarily dictate doing something wrong, about her reaction. Can about the reaction I’ll get the degree of satisfac- or am I becoming unat- you give me any insight? if I ever end up in the tion a couple can tractive? Please tell me what to do, Abby. I really bedroom. I’m still a vir- achieve, and you can IT’S A GOOD THING gin because of this large want to save this mar- take THAT statement riage. (yet small) dilemma. Do DEAR GOOD THING: you have any advice on to the bank. what I should do to fix You did nothing wrong. DESPERATE WIFE this? DEAR ABBY: My wife Your son’s achievement and I are 70, married 44 is significant and to be DEAR DESPERATE: years and have one adult SMALL PROBLEM applauded. Your wife Rather than try to read IN THE USA child. My wife has four your husband’s mind friends she meets for cof- may have preferred her DEAR SMALL fee once a month. One of friends not know that or guess the reason for PROBLEM: As a mat- them mentioned at the her son had a severe his change in behavior, ter of fact, I do. Males gathering how proud I weight problem, al- ask him calmly about am of our son, who has it. His change in be- (and females, too) come lost 80 pounds due to a though if they are all in a variety of sizes, disciplined change in his “good” friends and any havior may have noth- and there is a broad lifestyle. My wife was em- of them had seen him, ing to do with you or range that definesbarrassed that I told her it would have been ob- the state of your mar- “normal.” Because this friend. I thought it was a vious. Not knowing riage. He may be bothers you to the ex- good thing. My wife said stressed about some- it made her look bad in your wife, I can’t offer tent that you are afraid the eyes of her friends, more insight than that. thing, but you will nev- of a normal social life, who all portray their chil- er know unless you pay a visit to your doc- dren as without-blem- DEAR ABBY: My hus- ask. BRIDGE

The answer comes one trick too late Jeff Nichols, a screenwriter and — as in today’s deal. (I got one right movie director, said, “I thought ‘Mud’ and one wrong.) would be such an easy film for peo- Look at East’s problem when West ple to understand.” leads the heart six against four Last week, I gave a deal in which spades. If that is from a doubleton, West was leading against four East can take his top hearts, give his spades with three low hearts, East partner a heart ruff and wait for the having opened one heart. I pointed setting trick with his trump trick. But out that West should lead his lowest in this deal, where West has led from heart even though he did not have a tripleton, East must shift to a club an honor in the suit. In partner’s un- at trick two. How does he know what supported suit, a high lead should be from either a singleton or a dou- to do? bleton. If West leads the heart two, East This generated a few emails asking has more chance of finding the why I had not mentioned MUD: mid- winning defense. If he knows that dle, up, down. his partner started with either a sin- It is true that MUD enjoyed popu- gleton or a tripleton, his chances of larity when I was learning the game. finding the winning play improve. It But twice at college, I had to decide is much harder when partner could at trick two whether my partner had have a doubleton or a tripleton. led from a doubleton or a tripleton Give up murky MUD. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS DID YOU KNOW?

NBA Basketball ESPN, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Live A star-studded NBA doubleheader on ESPN has Stephen Curry and the Warriors vs. James Harden NBC goes country with Dolly Parton and the Rockets in Houston, followed by Giannis An- By Rick Gables tetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks vs. Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers in Los Angeles. NBC goes Country with its The Real Housewives of New Jersey: “Sex, Lies special Dolly Parton: 50 Years and Video Debates” at the Grand Ole Opry, airing Bravo, 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 26 Season Premiere! from 9 to 11 p.m. This is a cel- Teresa awaits Joe’s release from prison and trans- ebration of Parton’s 50 years fer to an immigration detention facility as rumors as a member of the Grand swirl that she is having an affair with a 20-some- Ole Opry. It will feature per- thing-year-old boy toy. Meanwhile, Jennifer posts a formances from Parton and nasty video about Jackie on Instagram, and Teresa her superstar friends, Dierks and Jackie spar when Jackie says she believes the Bentley, Emmylou Harris, cheating rumors. Chris Janson, Toby Keith, Chicago Med: “Who Knows What Tomorrow Lady Antebellum, Margo Brings” Price, Hank Williams Jr., and NBC, 8 p.m. others. “I’m so thrilled to be Drs. Charles (Oliver Platt) and Halstead (Nick Ge- celebrating my 50-year anni- hlfuss) sink their teeth into a bloodthirsty case. Dr. versary with the Grand Ole Marcel (Dominic Rains) and Maggie (Marlyne Bar- Opry,” Parton said. “We hope rett) throw a traditional crawfish boil for the staff. A to entertain a broader audi- new relationship blossoms while another is left on ence on what the Grand Ole rocky ground. Opry is and what it means NHL Hockey: Detroit at N.Y. Rangers to me. 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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Premises: 34 Tucker Street, Lynn, MA 01902 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION mortgage given by Joseph Vara a/k/a Joseph A. Vara, Diana Vara to Salem Five Docket No. ES19P3184EA By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Corporation, dated July 29, 1994 and recorded in the Essex County Essex Probate and Family Court mortgage given by Douglas DeMars and Janice M. DeMars to Ameriquest Mortgage (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 12683, Page 276, of which 36 Federal Street Company, and now held by 1900 Capital Trust III, by U.S. Bank Trust National mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, by assignment from: Salem, MA 01970 Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as Certificate Trustee, said (978)744-1020 mortgage dated June 1, 2004 and filed in the Essex County (Southern District) Salem Five Mortgage Corporation to Salem Five Cents Savings Bank, recorded on Registry District of the Land Court as Document No.: 440729 and noted on July 29, 1994, in Book No. 12683, at Page 285 Certificate of Title No.: 65982, said mortgage was assigned from Ameriquest Estate of: Mortgage Company to CitiMortgage, Inc. by assignment dated June 8, 2004 and for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Leander A Maes filed with said Registry District of the Land Court as Document No.: 536649 and the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on November 18, 2019, on Also known as: Lee Maes noted on Certificate of Title No.: 65982; said mortgage was assigned from the mortgaged premises located at 33 Longwood Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, Date of Death: 09/24/2019 CitiMortgage, Inc. to Prof-2013-S3 Legal Title Trust, by US Bank National Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, To all interested persons: Association, as Legal Title Trustee by assignment dated July 30, 2015 and filed A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal with said Registry District of the Land Court as Document No.: 564389 and noted TO WIT: Representative has been filed by: on Certificate of Title No.: 65982; said mortgage was assigned from Prof-2013-S3 A certain parcel of land, situated in Saugus, Essex County, and being shown as Lot Brian Maes of Lynn MA Legal Title Trust, by US Bank National Association, as Legal Title Trustee to U.S. 2 as shown on a "Plan of Land in Saugus, Massachusetts, prepared for Guy and requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief ROF III Legal Title Trust 2015-1, by US Bank Association, as Legal Title Trustee by Ralph Meola, Trustees, Saugus Realty Trust," dated February 26, 1993, drawn by as requested in the Petition. assignment dated October 25, 2016 and filed with said Registry District of the Parsons and Faia, Inc., Registered Land Surveyors, and recorded in Book 285, The Petitioner requests that: Land Court as Document No.: 577081 and noted on Certificate of Title No.: Plan 18 with the Essex South Registry of Deeds, reference to which plan may be Brian Maes of Lynn MA 65982; said mortgage was assigned from U.S. ROF III Legal Title Trust 2015-1, by had for a more particular description of said Lot 2. Containing, according to said be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety US Bank Association, as Legal Title Trustee to 1900 Capital Trust I, by U.S. Bank plan, 48,894 square feet of land, more or less, and being Lot 2 as shown on said on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Trust National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as Certificate plan, however otherwise bounded, measured or described. Subject to easements IMPORTANT NOTICE Trustee by assignment dated May 11, 2018 and filed with said Registry District of and restrictions of record, if any there be, so far as the same are now in force and You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the the Land Court as Document No.: 596457 and noted on Certificate of Title No.: applicable. Being all and the same premises conveyed to us by Deed of Guy Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney 65982; said mortgage was assigned from 1900 Capital Trust I, by U.S. Bank Trust Meola dated September 27, 1993 and recorded with the Essex South Registry of must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as Certificate Trustee Deeds at Book 12154, Page 535. the return day of 12/09/2019. to 1900 Capital Trust III, by U.S. Bank Trust National Association, not in its This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written individual capacity but solely as Certificate Trustee by assignment dated January 9, For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a 2019 and filed with said Registry District of the Land Court as Document No.: District) Registry of Deeds in Book 12154, Page 535. timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections 599556 and noted on Certificate of Title No.: 65982; for breach of the conditions within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit to you. Auction on November 25, 2019 at 11:00AM Local Time upon the premises, all of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax PROBATE CODE (MUPC) titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised A certain parcel of land, with the buildings thereon, situated in Lynn, in the County liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the of Essex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, bounded and described as having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the follows: easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Northeasterly by Tucker Street, fifty and 88/100 (50.88) feet; TERMS OF SALE: expenses of administration. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Southeasterly by land now or formerly of E. Irving S. Crocker, ninety-two and A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check Date: October 29, 2019 34/100 (92.34) feet; will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The Pamela Casey O'Brien balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Register of Probate Southwesterly by land now or formerly of Morris F. Hill, fifty and 61/100 (50.61) California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Item: November 6, 2019 feet; and Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full CITY OF LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS Northwesterly by land now or formerly of Ellen Downs, ninety-three and 44/100 of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (93.44) feet. shall control in the event of an error in this publication. DESIGN SERVICES MODULAR CLASSROOM BUILDING All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. plan numbered 12915-A, drawn by Philip J. Leary, Civil Engineer, dated May 26, 1928, as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration SALEM FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK The City of Lynn, Inspectional Services Department, invites qualified firms and Office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with Original Certificate of Title 7637, in Present holder of said mortgage individuals to submit Statements of Qualifications for design services related to the said Registry. installation of a modular classroom building at the English High School. By its Attorneys, For title reference, see deed recorded with said Essex County Land Registration HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. The Scope of these services shall include but not be limited to: architectural, land Office as Document No. 311520. 150 California St. surveying and engineering services, code analysis, cost estimating for the Newton, MA 02458 installation of a modular classroom building at the English High School, 50 The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in (617)558-0500 Goodridge Street, Lynn, Massachusetts. the event of a typographical error in this publication. 16664 Item: October 23, 30, November 6, 2019 Design fee for services is set at $60,000. For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated August 31, 1995 and registered with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds as Document No.: 311520 Request for Qualifications (RFQ) may be obtained starting, Wednesday, November and noted on Certificate of Title No.: 65982. 6, 2019 at Lynn City Hall Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901. RFQ will be available via email/mail by contacting the TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, Have a story to share? purchasing department at 781-586-6893 or by email at: [email protected] . encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, RFQ's are available until the due date specified below. which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. Need a question answered? Applicants shall submit five (5) copies of proposal clearly marked "RFQ 03-323 FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid Design Services Modular Classroom Building English High School". Proposals must in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place [email protected] be submitted to Timothy Leonard, Purchasing Agent at the address above no later of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in than 11:00AM on Friday, November 22, 2019. Proposals received after this time cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days will not be accepted. after the date of sale.

The City of Lynn reserves the right to accept or reject, in whole or in part any or all Other terms to be announced at the sale. proposals or take whatever action may be deemed in the best interest of the City. Brock & Scott, PLLC Purchasing Agent will prepare the notice of award and awarding of this contract 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 Pawtucket, RI 02860 Bid under M.G.L. c. 7C, §§ 44-58 Attorney for 1900 Capital Trust III, by U.S. Bank Trust National Association, not in its individual capacity but solely as Certificate Trustee Timothy Leonard Present Holder of the Mortgage Purchasing Agent 401-217-8701 Item: November 6, 2019 Item: October 30, November 6, 13, 2019

Local, On demand Anytime, Anywhere WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Al-Baghdadi was agitated and fearful at the end

BEIRUT (AP) — In his wearing sneakers and “This is all treason,” Sa- last months on the run, covering his face, always jit recalled al-Baghdadi Islamic State group lead- with around five security shouting. er Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi men who addressed him as Sajit, an Iraqi who was was agitated, fearful of “hajji” or “sheikh,” she said. married to another of al- traitors, sometimes dis- The AP does not identify Zubaie’s daughters, was guised as a shepherd, victims of sexual assault. arrested by Iraqi author- sometimes hiding under- “When I asked him any- ities in June. He said he ground, always dependent thing, he would not give me saw al-Baghdadi sever- on a shrinking circle of an answer for security rea- al times over 18 months, confidants. sons. Not everyone knew starting in Hajin in late Associates paint a pic- where he was,” she said. 2017. The last time was in ture of a man obsessed In the spring of 2018, the desert regions along with his security and she was given to another the Syrian-Iraqi border well-being and trying to man, who took her out of not long before Sajit’s own find safety in towns and Dashisha. That was the capture. He said al-Bagh- deserts in eastern Syria last time she saw al-Bagh- dadi entrusted him with near the Iraqi border as dadi, though he sent her a delivering messages on the extremists’ domains piece of jewelry as a gift, flash drives to lieutenants crumbled. In the end, the the teen said. inside Iraq. brutal leader once hailed It appears al-Baghdadi Iraqi and Syrian Kurd- as “caliph” left former IS then moved from place to ish officials have said areas completely, slip- place in eastern Syria for they separately cultivat- ping into hostile territory PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the next year as one IS ed sources that led to the in Syria’s northwestern People look at a destroyed houses near the village of Barisha, in Idlib stronghold after another IS leader, and Sajit is be- Idlib province run by the province, Syria, after an operation by the U.S. military which targeted fell to U.S.-backed Kurd- lieved to be one of them. A radical group’s al-Qaida- Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the shadowy leader of the Islamic State group. ish-led forces, before head- U.S. official said it seemed linked rivals. There, he ing to Idlib sometime in the Syrian Kurds man- blew himself up during an nior deputy who is likely rage, headed for the prov- another border town in Syr- the spring. aged to get a “guest” inside Oct. 26 raid by U.S. special During that time, al-Baghdadi’s inner circle the man announced by the ince. The convoy reached a ia within IS-held territory. forces on his heavily forti- al-Baghdadi was a “ner- whose information was group as his successor. main road but then turned There, the Yazidi teen fied safe house. vous wreck,” pacing up key in the hunt. For months, he kept a The Yazidi girl, who was around, apparently fearing stayed for four months at and down and complain- Sajit said al-Baghdadi’s Yazidi teen as a slave, and freed in a U.S.-led raid it would come under attack, the home of al-Baghdadi’s ing of treason and infiltra- movements were heavi- she told The Associated in May, said al-Baghdadi said the girl, who was 17 at father-in-law, a close aide tions among his “walis,” or ly restricted, more so as Press how he brought her first tried to flee to Idlib the time. named Abu Abdullah al- governors of the group’s greater IS territory was along as he moved, travel- in late 2017. She said one For about a week they Zubaie. Al-Baghdadi would self-declared provinces, lost. He walked around ing with a core group of up night she was loaded into stayed in the southeastern visit her there frequently his brother-in-law, Moha- with a suicide belt, even to seven close associates. a three-vehicle convoy that Syrian town of Hajin, near and rape her and at times mad Ali Sajit, said in an slept with one near him, Months ago, he delegated included the IS leader, his the Iraqi border. Then they beat her, the teen said. He interview with Al-Arabiya and made his aides also most of his powers to a se- wife and his security entou- moved north to Dashisha, would only move at night, TV aired last week. carry belts. Nine U.S. citizens killed in Mexican drug cartel attack

MEXICO CITY (AP) — five had gunshot wounds for those of rival gangs. increasingly unconcerned In a tweet, President shoot of The Church of Drug cartel gunmen am- or other injuries and were The bloodshed took about killing children as Donald Trump offered to Jesus Christ of Latter-day bushed three SUVs along being treated in the U.S., place Monday in a re- collateral damage. Around help Mexico “wage WAR Saints. a dirt road, slaughtering where they were listed as mote, mountainous area the ambush scene, which on the drug cartels and Many La Mora residents six children and three stable, officials and rela- in northern Mexico where stretched for miles, inves- wipe them off the face of call themselves Mormons women — all U.S. citizens tives said. the Sinaloa cartel has been tigators found over 200 the earth.” But Mexican but are not affiliated with living in northern Mexico One woman was killed engaged in a turf war. The shell casings, mostly from President Andrés Manuel the church. — in a grisly attack that after she apparently victims had set out to vis- assault rifles. López Obrador rejected A number of such Amer- left one vehicle a burned- jumped out of her vehicle it relatives in Mexico; one “Lately it’s getting worse. that approach, saying his ican farming communities out, bullet-riddled hulk, and waved her hands to woman was headed to the This is a whole new level,” predecessors waged war, are clustered around the authorities said Tuesday. show she wasn’t a threat, airport in Phoenix to meet said Taylor Langford, a “and it didn’t work.” Chihuahua-Sonora state The dead included according to family mem- her husband. relative of the dead who The victims lived in border. Many members 8-month-old twins. Eight bers and prosecutors. While a drug-related vi- splits his time between Sonora state, about 70 were born in Mexico and youngsters were found Mexican Security Secre- olence has been raging for the Mexican community miles south of Douglas, have dual citizenship. alive after escaping from tary Alfonso Durazo said the years in Mexico, the attack and his home in the Salt Ariz., in the hamlet of La While some of the splinter the vehicles and hiding gunmen may have mistak- underscored the way car- Lake City suburb of Herri- Mora, which was found- groups were once polyga- in the brush. But at least en the group’s large SUVs tel gunmen have become man, Utah. ed decades ago by an off- mous, many no longer are.

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Give us a call B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2019 FOOD Autumn, and it’s time for some bourbon By Elizabeth Karmel African American master distiller, Nathan “Nearest” Green. The bourbon is bold and ASSOCIATED PRESS spicy with caramel and maple notes. Lately, I have been using it to make whiskey butterhttps://www.elizabethkarmel.com/recipesarchive/2019/10/8/charred-cowboy- If ever there was a season for bourbon, it’s fall. steak-with-whiskey-butter?rq=whiskey%20butter that I put on top of a grilled or The rich, round vanilla notes of a good bourbon complement our favorite autumn cast-iron seared steak. It’s also great on fish, chicken and pork. Since oil and water, foods. That goes for meats, vegetables and sweets. It’s an equal opportunity spirit that or in this case butter and bourbon, don’t mix, I soak chopped shallots in a table- makes everything taste better. A splash of bourbon is an easy way to up the flavor spoon of bourbon and then mix them into soft butter, and add a bit of coarse salt, ante and elevate your home cooking. white pepper and chopped curly parsley for a multi-use whiskey butter that finishes For example, a little bourbon and brown sugar mixed with butter, salt and pepper any dish. transforms ordinary sweet potatoes and winter squash into a side dish that steals If I don’t have time to make a homemade dessert, I frequently serve dressed-up ice the spotlight. To coax all the flavor out of these vegetables, make sure to roast cream and cookies. I buy the best-quality vanilla ice cream that my grocery store instead of boil them. One of my signature dishes is Sweet Potato carries, drizzle it with Knob Creek Smoked Maple Bourbon Whis- Bourbon Mash https://www.elizabethkarmel.com/recipesar- key, serve it with crisp store-bought cookies like Pepperidge chive/2019/10/8/sweet-potato-bourbon-mash-with-pra- Farm Bordeaux cookies and call it a night! The smoky line-topping?rq=praline . When I am feeling extra maple bourbon isn’t overly sweet and doesn’t taste fancy, I top the mash with sweet and spicy artificial like many syrupy liqueurs on the mar- praline pecans. It’s good all year long but ket. It’s also good drizzled on baked or grilled tailor-made for Thanksgiving, and a sophis- fruit, or in fall squash purees. ticated substitute for traditional marsh- On days I do make dessert from scratch, mallow-topped sweet potatoes. my bourbon bottle is close at hand. I My go-to kitchen bourbon is Maker’s add bourbon to homemade applesauce, Mark because of the high vanilla and apple pie, sweet potato pie, pumpkin caramel notes and the round full flavor. pie, pecan pie and anything chocolate. I But I like to use different bourbons for use it to make a glaze for an apple cake different uses. If I am using bourbon to or pound cake. I even have a blondie flambe a pork chop, for example, I use recipe that I call Tipsy Toffee Barshttps:// Booker’s Bourbon because it has a high-al- www.elizabethkarmel.com/recipesarchive/ cohol content. The current batch of “Country desserts/tipsy-toffee-bars?rq=toffee that Ham” Booker’s is perfect for finishing a grilled pork chop with a quick table-side flambe. In fact, benefits from the depth of flavor that bourbon if you are a fan of country ham and prosciutto, I creates. I like to think of bourbon as a maxed-out suggest you serve some thin slices with a thimble of vanilla extract. this bourbon as an appetizer. It is a perfect pairing — take Even if you buy your dessert from a store, you can small bites of your favorite salty ham with a small sip of this un- make it semi-homemade with a “flavor bomb” of Bourbon cut, unfiltered barrel-strength sweet and fiery bourbon. Whipped Cream. A dollop will literally make everything taste better. This Flambe sounds old-fashioned, and it is. But it is also a “wow” presentation, and is especially helpful during the holidays when you might not have time to bake a pie leaves the pork with a whisper of whiskey flavor that adds dimension to the chop. or cake from scratch. To make Bourbon Whipped Cream, add 1 tablespoon super- I like to brine my thick-cut chops, grill them directly and finish them over indirect fine sugar and 2 tablespoons of your favorite bourbon to heavy cream as it is being heat before dousing with Booker’shttps://www.elizabethkarmel.com/recipesar- whipped. Beat until stiff and serve immediately. Refrigerate any unused cream. chive/2019/10/7/bookers-pork-chop-flambnbsp?rq=pork and setting them on fire. Be sure to do this on a heat-resistant platter or sheet pan. After the flames have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS burned out, remove to a platter, let rest for 10 minutes, carve and serve. A sweet potatoes dish with pecans and bourbon. A splash of bourbon is My favorite new bourbon is Uncle Nearest. It is being distilled in honor of the first a very easy way to up the flavor ante and elevate your home cooking. Celery: the vegetable whose time has come By Daniel Neman let cool a few minutes. Rub together TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE in a clean dish towel to remove as much of the dark outer skin as you Celery isn’t sexy. can. I get that. Not many people, 4. Melt butter in a small skillet; when asked “What would you add pinch of cayenne and salt. like for dinner?,” respond “I Add the roasted hazelnuts to the don’t care, as long as it has pan and cook on low heat for a few celery.” minutes, stirring constantly. Remove But maybe that should from heat and stir in the maple syr- change. Celery is a vegeta- up. Leave in pan to cool. ble whose time has come. It 5. In a small jar, mix together the is more — far more — than olive oil, lemon zest and lemon juice. a mere garnish for a bloody Add salt and black pepper to taste. mary or a convenient convey- Shake to combine. ance for hummus. 6. To assemble, layer a shallow As it happens, this is the platter or dish first with the sliced time of year that celery is at celery, then cherries, then crumble its absolute best, tender and the blue cheese over it and sprinkle sweet. It is just begging to be with glazed hazelnuts (you may have used in vibrant and exciting to use a wooden spoon to scrape ways. And I don’t mean stuff- them out of the pan). Just before ing it with peanut butter. serving, pour dressing over top. Not that there is anything Recipe by Simply Recipes wrong with celery with pea- CREAM OF nut butter. I think we can all CELERY SOUP agree that celery with peanut Yield: 6 servings butter is the best possible 1 head celery, ribs chopped, way to eat celery, and maybe leaves reserved peanut butter. It is culinary 1 large waxy potato, chopped perfection. 1 medium onion, chopped But it is my happy duty to 4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) butter look for other applications Kosher salt of celery that are (nearly) 3 cups chicken broth just as stunning, and I found Scant 1/4 cup fresh dill some truly great ones. PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE 1/2 cup heavy cream Take, for instance, Celery, Celery is braised in many parts of the world, and it is high time we did it more here, Olive oil for serving Blue Cheese and Hazelnut too, says Daniel Neman. Combine celery, potato, onion and Salad. Already, that sounds butter in a large saucepan over me- better than an ordinary cel- But what really makes it stand spectacular. As a side dish, it have celery in it, though that is dium heat; season with salt. Cook, ery dish, right? out is a hefty portion of dill, would enliven any kind of meal. the main ingredient. The syrup stirring frequently, until onion is ten- It gets better: The hazelnuts which acts as a brilliant, sharp Although it is inspired by is also made with black pepper- der, 8 to 10 minutes. Add broth; sim- are toasted and then glazed counterpoint to the earthy celery. Asian cooking, celery stir fry corns for a hint of a bite that is mer until potatoes are tender, 8 to with butter, maple syrup I pureed my soup for at least is also universal in its appeal. necessary to tame the celery, and 10 minutes. Puree in a blender with and just a pinch of heat from a minute and strained it well, And it is actually easier to make also crushed cardamom pods for dill. Strain. Stir in cream. To serve, cayenne pepper. Chopped extracting as much liquid as I than the braised celery. a spicy, herbal undertone. top with reserved celery leaves and dates — or dried cranber- could while discarding the fi- All you have to do is stir-fry The juice of a lemon tempers a light drizzle of oil. ries or cherries — add a pop brous parts. The result was a julienned celery with a little bit the sweetness, making it a love- Adapted from Bon Appetit of chewy sweetness, and the soup that was silken, with just of crushed red pepper and soy ly beverage for adults. It’s the BRAISED CELERY dressing is a simple mixture enough cream to make it glide sauce. A few drops of sesame oil kind of drink that makes you re- Yield: 4 servings of olive oil, lemon zest and across the tongue but not so when you’re done only make it alize that celery isn’t blah — it’s 8 ribs of celery, rinsed and lemon juice. much as to be too rich. better. kind of great. trimmed, leaves chopped and re- But all of these accouter- It is an elegant and sophisti- This dish was a revelation: I CELERY, BLUE CHEESE served ments are mere frills, a flam- cated soup, and would be per- had never realized just how well AND HAZELNUT SALAD 1 tablespoon unsalted butter boyant gilding of the lily. The fectly proper as the first course celery is a natural match for soy Yield: 4 to 8 servings Pinch kosher salt real star of this dish is the of a fancy dinner party — or sauce. 6 ounces good-quality blue cheese Pinch freshly ground black pepper combination of celery and for Thanksgiving or Christmas. I made one last dish, a drink 1/2 cup hazelnuts 1/2 cup good quality beef stock blue cheese. Celery goes with Your guests will never guess that is a favorite at New York 2 to 3 heads celery, tops removed or broth blue cheese like Christmas that it costs just a dollar a serv- delicatessens: celery soda. 1 tablespoon butter 1. Peel any of the fibrous outer goes with presents. It is very ing. I had never actually had celery Pinch cayenne pepper stalks of celery with a vegetable nearly as timeless a combi- Celery is braised in many soda before. I’d had two respons- Salt peeler and slice into 1-inch pieces nation as celery with peanut parts of the world, and it is high es to the idea every time I saw 3 tablespoons maple syrup on the bias. butter. time we did it more here, too. it at the deli — “ick” and “why?” 1/4 cup olive oil (or hazelnut oil, if 2. Heat the butter in a 10-inch Add some maple-glazed ha- Celery that is braised still tastes But I knew that it was hugely you have it) saute pan over medium heat. Once zelnuts, and you have a salad like celery, but its sharp edges popular, especially as an accom- 1 teaspoon lemon zest melted, add the celery, salt and pep- that transcends all the earth- have been smoothed over; it has paniment to corned beef sand- 1/4 cup lemon juice per and cook for 5 minutes until just bound limitations of salad. a warmer and deeper flavor. wiches, or pastrami. Black pepper beginning to soften slightly. Next, I used celery to make It is also almost impossibly Now that I’ve made it, I total- Handful of dried cherries, dried cran- 3. Add the beef broth and stir to a dish that I hadn’t had in so easy to make, though it takes a ly get the appeal. Celery soda berries or chopped dates combine. Cover and reduce the heat long I had completely forgot- little longer (15 minutes) than is light, surprisingly mild and 1. Allow cheese to come to room tem- to low. Cook until the celery is tender ten about it: cream of celery you might expect. All you have wonderfully refreshing. It would perature. Meanwhile, roast hazelnuts on but not mushy, approximately 5 min- soup. to do is saute celery in butter be great not only with heavy a rimmed baking sheet in a 300-degree utes. Uncover and allow the celery Why has this extraordinary with salt and pepper for about and fatty meats such as corned oven for 30 minutes. to continue to cook for an addition- dish fallen out of favor? Cel- five minutes, until it starts to beef, it would also be an excel- 2. While the hazelnuts are roasting, al 5 minutes or until the liquid has ery goes with stock and cream become tender. Then you let it lent choice for basically any use a vegetable peeler to peel away the been reduced to a glaze. Transfer to every bit as well as mush- simmer in a small amount of sandwich. tough outer strings of the celery. Slice a serving dish and garnish with the rooms do. A bit of potato adds beef broth until the broth be- With celery soda, I think it the celery ribs on the diagonal into 1/4- reserved leaves. depth to the mix, and an onion comes like a glaze. is the unexpected flavors that inch thick slices. Recipe by Alton Brown via Food brings the flavor into focus. It’s so easy, yet the results are make it shine. It doesn’t just 3. Remove hazelnuts from oven and Network