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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 DEALS OF THE Candidate Gonzalez $DAY$ talks a Blue streak PG. 3 By Gayla Cawley summer after Baker cut ferry service to ITEM STAFF Boston this year, citing a lack of rider- DEALS ship. The service ran in 2014, 2015 and LYNN — Democratic gubernatorial 2017. OF THE candidate Jay Gonzalez promised to Under former Gov. Deval Patrick — bring ferry service back to Lynn and ex- Gonzalez was Patrick’s budget chief $DAY$ tend the Blue Line to the city during a — the state contributed $8.5 million to PG. 3 brief visit with local supporters on Mon- build the ferry pier and a parking lot off day. the Lynnway. Gonzalez is vying to unseat Gov. Char- On a chilly afternoon, the parking lot lie Baker, the Swampscott Republican was largely vacant. running for a second, four-year term. “In the grand scheme of things, the The election is Nov. 6. cost (of bringing back ferry service) is DEALS Gonzalez chose to make his remarks nominal and it is exactly the kind of at the Blossom Street ferry terminal on OF THE the Lynnway, which was not in use this GONZALEZ, A3 Jay Gonzalez$DAY$ PG. 3 QUESTION 1 DEALS OF THE Patient-nurse limits: This proposed law would limit how many$DA patientsY$ could be assigned to each registered nurse in MassachusettsPG. 3 hospitals and certain other health care facilities. Tedesco’s Green YES NO driving toward By Karla Robles By Noelle Dulong Every day in Massachusetts, patients in I am a Lynn resident, an emergency de- retirement our hospitals push a call button and wait … partment bedside nurse, and up until last and wait … for a registered nurse to come to month, a member of the Massachusetts By Steve Krause Tedesco Coun- their aid. You could be one of those patients. Nurses Association (MNA). I am voting No You might be in severe pain, or frightened on Question 1 and respectfully ask that you ITEM STAFF try Club club or disoriented. You need help, but you wait, do the same. pro Bob Green MARBLEHEAD — Bob sometimes for hours, to receive the care you From the day I started my nursing career, announced Green has rubbed elbows with need. Thankfully, in some cases the wait experienced colleagues helped me under- the crème de la crème of golf. Monday that causes no serious harm. But with some fre- stand the needs of complex patients. We But he says that at the end of he will be quency, the lack of a quick response from a were nurses working together with other the day, what gives him the stepping down nurse can trigger a downturn in a patient’s medical professionals to make decisions most satisfaction is knowing at the end of condition; or lead to a serious and costly that ensured the highest quality of care. he’s been involved in the hap- next year. complication. And a two-day hospital stay Even in the most chaotic of emergency sit- piest parts of people’s lives. turns into a six-day stay. uations, we made sure our patients were Green, 69, announced Mon- ITEM PHOTO | Today, you are only admitted to a hospital treated with the highest possible care. day he will be stepping down OWEN O’ROURKE if your medical condition is severe enough Question 1 forces voters in Massachu- at the end of next year, which that you require around-the-clock monitor- setts to approve nurse staf ng ratios that would be his 41st as the club ing and care from a registered nurse. How- strip decision-making from registered pro at Tedesco Country Club. ever, hospital executives assign nurses too nurses. If it passes, a rigid law will de- Green hasn’t lost his passion many patients to safely care for at once, a termine how many patients a nurse can for the game of golf or the busi- dangerous practice that leads to more pa- handle, regardless of skill, experience, or a ness of overseeing a pristine tient infections, bedsores, medication er- patient’s speci c needs. Our  exibility will golf course and the ever-rotat- rors, and worse. be stripped away, leaving inexperienced ing group of young people who Don’t be fooled by the millions of dollars nurses on their own with patients of var- help him do it. But, he says, on deceptive advertisements from the hos- ied complexity, increasing emergency room the grind of all can wear him pital industry making false claims and wait times, and reducing access and quali- out, and that he wants to enjoy stoking fear among the public. Massachu- ty of care for all. retirement — and golf — while setts’ hospitals can afford to invest in better For all RNs, patients come rst. We look he’s still healthy enough to do patient care. This is a $28 billion industry, out for both the people in our care and it. almost exclusively comprised of large, top- the other nurses and medical staff on our “I’ve been fortunate enough heavy corporate healthcare networks. But teams. We value our autonomy but rely on to be healthy,” said Green, who hospital executives make choices about one another. We adjust to changing circum- spent the fall as coach of the what to do with their vast resources, and stances and make staf ng decisions based Marblehead High golf team they should be choosing to make this in- on patient need and the skill level of our — a job he loves and hopes to vestment in patient care for the safety of team. When we need help, we ask for it, and keep after he retires from Te- you and your loved ones. other nurses and care team members come desco. “That’s a big thing to Currently, there is no limit on the number to our aid. GREEN, A3 YES, A3 NO, A3

Prosecutors will seek death penalty in synagogue shooting INSIDE Opinion By Allen G. Breed, Mark Scolforo professors, dentists and physicians. preliminary hearing on Thursday, when pros- Brotherton: Lucky, and Maryclaire Dale Bowers was charged with offenses that in- ecutors will outline their case. He did not en- indeed to share the ASSOCIATED PRESS cluded causing death while obstructing a per- ter a plea. Sox with Dad. A4 son’s right to the free exercise of religion — a During the brief proceeding, Bowers talked PITTSBURGH — Federal prosecutors hate crime — and using a gun to commit mur- with two court-appointed lawyers and said Sports are pressing for the death penalty against St. Mary’s golf wins 46-year-old truck driver Robert Gregory Bow- der. He was also charged under state law with little more than “Yes” in a soft voice a few criminal homicide, aggravated assault and times in response to routine questions from Division 3 state ers, the alleged gunman who authorities say championship. B1 ethnic intimidation. the judge. Courtroom deputies freed one of his expressed hatred of Jews during the attack  Bowers was released from the hospital cuffed hands so he could sign paperwork. that killed 11 people in a Pittsburgh syna- Krause: Colombo was a where he was treated for wounds suffered in gogue Saturday morning, who later told po- He was expressionless. coaching legend. B1 lice, “I just want to kill Jews” and “All these a gun battle with police. Hours later he was “It was not the face of villainy that I thought  Jews need to die.” wheeled into a downtown federal courtroom in we’d see,” said Jon Pushinsky, a congregant St. Mary’s boys soccer The youngest of the 11 dead was 54, the old- handcuffs to face charges. dominates in win. B1 est 97. The toll included a husband and wife, A judge ordered him held without bail for a SHOOTING, A3 Marblehead student charged with making social-media threat By Gayla Cawley lice Chief Robert Picariello. to not be credible after an investigation Marblehead High School administration ITEM STAFF According to the police log, a father re- and identi ed the student who sent the takes this seriously and will continue to ported his daughter received a text mes- message. be vigilant when information such as this MARBLEHEAD — A 16-year-old stu- sage sent to a group regarding possible The incident is under investigation and is brought to our attention.” dent has been arrested after allegedly threats and was concerned because of the Picariello said he doesn’t expect anyone threatening on social media to bring a nature of the threat. else to be charged at this time. The stu- School Superintendent Maryann Perry weapon to Marblehead High School. Marblehead High School Principal dent arrested was charged with making a did not respond to a request for comment. Marblehead Police were alerted to the Daniel Bauer said in an email to parents threat to school. threat on Sunday evening and had a a “concerning social media exchange” ref- “The student who was identi ed in the Gayla Cawley can be reached at gcaw- presence at the school on Monday out of erenced a student bringing a weapon to threat will not be in school during the in- [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter @ an abundance of caution, according to Po- school. He said police deemed the threat vestigation,” Bauer said in an email. “The GaylaCawley.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 ENTERTAINMENT ...... A7 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 49° VOL. 140, ISSUE 261 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 35° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 BUSINESS ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Utility says pipeline Strong storms roll through Richard P. Biagiotti, 91 Efstathios Stefanidis, 75 replacement to be completed region, prompt warnings LAWRENCE (AP) — The FALMOUTH (AP) — A pipeline upgrade work band of powerful storms TOPSFIELD — Rich- joining in 1954. He LYNN — Mr. Efsta- wife, he is survived by that triggered natural has rolled through parts ard P. Biagiotti, 91, of was an avid reader, thios Stefanidis, age his two sons, Damien gas explosions and res of southern New England, Tops eld, died Friday, loved spending time 75, of Lynn, died on Stefanidis and his in three Massachusetts touching off thunder- Oct. 26, 2018 at with his family and Saturday, Oct. 27, wife Mabel Doxi and communities last month is storms and prompting home surrounded by enjoyed cruising and 2018 surrounded by their children Stathis, slated to be nished this tornado warnings to be his family. He was the traveling. his loving family. Demetrios, and Yian- week ahead of schedule. issued. husband of the late Richard is survived Born in Russia, he nis of Burlington, and Columbia Gas said in a There are no immedi- Marilyn C. (Muldoon), by his four children, was the son of the Arthur Stefanidis and newsletter to customers ate reports of injuries who passed away in Richard Patrick of late Damianos and his wife Irene and Monday that replacement or major damage from January, two days be- Tewksbury, Linda Symela (Christidou) their children Alex- of about 45 miles of gas Monday’s storms, and all fore their 65th anniversary. Marie and husband Peter Bel- Stefanidis. When he was 6 andros and Anna of Boxford; mains and nearly 6,000 warnings have now been He was born in Concord, liveau of Marblehead, Mary years old his family moved to his sister, So a Tiriakidou of service lines across Law- lifted. N.H., the son of the late Pietro Biagiotti and husband Dennis Greece where he lived until Germany; and his brother, rence, Andover and North The National Weather and Lena (Cianelli) Biagiotti, Dietrich of Tops eld, and Tere- he and his former wife, Anna Harry Stefanidis of California. Andover should be com- Service says the captain both of Italy. He grew up in sa Lynne and husband James (Goutzilikas) Stefanidis, of He also was the brother of the plete by Oct. 31 — almost of a ferry leaving Mar- Somerville and then moved Lester of Norwalk, Conn.; six Lynn immigrated to the Unit- late Despina Efthimiadou, and three weeks early. tha’s Vineyard observed to Lynn in 1953 to raise their grandchildren, Aimee Alcarez ed States and settled in Lynn, George and Yiannis Stefanidis. The company has said a water spout shortly family. (Jason) of Scituate, Sean Bel- where they had their children Service information: His previously it won’t meet before 10 a.m. A veteran, Richard served liveau (Therese) of Glasgow, and he worked as a baker at funeral will be held on Friday a Nov. 19 deadline for re- A 65 mph wind gust as a Navy Corpsman during Scotland, Daniel Dietrich of the former Fulchini’s Bakery. at 9 a.m. from the SOLIMINE storing gas service to all was reported in the WWII from April 1945 to No- Tops eld, and Amanda, Veron- In 1975 he and his family re- Funeral Home, 426 Broad- customers. It now expects Woods Hole section of vember 1946 and then again ica and Benjamin Lester, all turned to Greece where they way (Route 129), Lynn, fol- to complete that work by Falmouth. as a Marine Corpsman during of Norwalk, Conn.; and three lived until returning to Lynn in lowed by a funeral service at Dec. 16. The weather service the Korean War from October great-grandchildren, Jamie 1984. 10 a.m. in St. George Greek Thousands of customers posted tornado warnings 1950 to October 1951. He and Louis Alcarez and Finn He had worked for many Orthodox Church. Burial will was a member of the Dis- Belliveau. He was the brother years as a machinist at Mid- follow in Pine Grove Ceme- have been without gas for Block Island, Rhode abled American Veterans, Vet- of the late Gloria Bonaccorsi dleton Aerospace Corporation tery. Relatives and friends since the Sept. 13 inci- Island and for a portion erans of Foreign Wars, Second and father-in-law of the late in Middleton. He loved sh- are respectfully invited. Vis- dent that killed one per- of Cape Cod and Martha’s Marine Division, Lynn Fire Mary A. Biagiotti of Tewksbury. ing, bowling, and watching iting hours Thursday 4-8 p.m. son, injured 25 others and Vineyard. There were Department Relief Association Service Information: Rich- old movies, but the thing that Directions and guestbook at damaged or destroyed no con rmed reports of and a longtime parishioner of ard’s funeral will be held brought him the most joy was www.solimine.com. more than 130 structures. tornadoes. Sacred Heart Church in Lynn. on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. spending time with his family, Investigators have Richard was a graduate of from the SOLIMINE Funeral especially with his grandchil- blamed overpressuriza- Clinton adds to Dems’ push Somerville High School (GED) Home, 426 Broadway (Route dren. tion of gas lines. for Nguyen in rep race as he enlisted to serve his 129), Lynn, followed by a fu- In addition to his former country before he graduated. neral Mass at 10:30 a.m. in UMass: We’ll keep BOSTON (SHNS) — An He later obtained an Associ- Sacred Heart Church, Lynn. transgender policy Andover attorney whose ates Degree in Business from Burial will be in St. Joseph’s House bid has already Chamberlain College and an Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives BOSTON (AP) — Lead- been endorsed by Pres- Associates Degree in Fire Sci- and friends are respectfully Dorothy A. Copoulos, 86 ers of the state’s public ident Barack Obama ence from North Shore invited. Visiting hours university system are on Monday announced Community College. are Friday from 6-9 pledging to continue their the backing of Hillary Richard was the West p.m. Directions and PEABODY — Dorothy A. was a devoted Yiayia (grand- policy of allowing trans- Clinton. Lynn district chief for guestbook at www.so- (Stilianos) Copoulos, 86, of mother) to many and will be gender students, faculty, Tram Nguyen, a Dem- the Lynn Fire Depart- limine.com. Peabody, died peacefully at deeply missed by her family staff members and guests ocrat hoping to unseat ment from 1978 until home surrounded by her lov- and many friends. to use restrooms and lock- Andover Republican Rep. his retirement in 1992. He ing family on Oct. 25, 2018. Dottie is survived by her er rooms consistent with Jim Lyons next week, was served a total of 38 years Born in Lynn to the late Mar- sons, Ernest Copoulos of Pea- their gender identity even among 19 state and local with the department after garet and Arthur Stilianos, she body, Michael Copoulos of if Massachusetts vot- candidates nationwide to graduated from Lynn English Hope Mills, N.C.; her daughter, ers opt to repeal a 2016 get a nod from the 2016 High School and Lynn Hospi- Jan Haseldine and husband transgender rights law. presidential candidate tal School of Nursing. Mike of Annapolis, Md.; grand- University of Massa- and former secretary She was an RN specializing daughters, Crista, Theadora, chusetts President Marty of state and rst lady, Lawrence C. Hulefeld, 75 in geriatric nursing and was and Eva, and great-grandson, Meehan and the chan- according to the Nguyen the Director of Nursing for Henry. She is also survived by cellors of the ve UMass campaign. many years at several long- her beloved sisters, Jenny Co- campuses said in a state- “It is an honor to receive MARBLEHEAD — Lynn Emergency Phy- term care facilities. Upon poulos of Florida, Alie Andrews ment Monday that they the endorsement of Sec- Dr. Lawrence Charles sicians, Larry would retirement, she co-founded of New York, Aliki Stilianos of plan to keep the universi- retary Hillary Clinton — Hulefeld of Marble- spend the next 48 Silver Linings, a consulting California, as well as several ty system’s existing policy the rst woman to receive head died unexpect- years serving gener- service for the aging and their nieces, nephews, cousins, and “regardless of the outcome the presidential nomina- edly at the age of 75 ations of patients at families. friends. She was preceded in of the election, and to the tion from a major political on Oct. 15, 2018. He Lynn Hospital, Union Dottie and her late hus- death by her husband Alex- extent permitted by law.” party,” Nguyen said in a was playing the game Hospital, AtlantiCare band, Alexander, resided in ander, brother George, and A “no” vote on Question statement. “With 8 days he loved, teeing off at Medical Center, and West Peabody for 56 years grandson Alex. 3 would repeal the law. left before the election, I the Dooks Golf Club Lahey Clinic North. where they raised their three Service information: A Supporters of the repeal am red up and ready to in Kerry, Ireland, on He was the consum- children. Their house was a private service will be an- effort say they want to go!!” the rst full day of a bucket mate physician, a beloved favorite gathering spot for nounced at a later date. Do- protect women from being The Clinton-backed list trip with two of his dearest colleague, staff favorite, and their large extended family, nations may be made in her harassed or assaulted by candidates are all seek- friends. Moments earlier, Larry constant presence in the lives neighbors, and friends. Every- name to the Make-A-Wish, male criminals falsely ing of ce with support had observed, “this looks like of his work family. He was as one was always welcome at One Bull nch Place, 2nd claiming to identify as from Run for Something, heaven.” Though devastating committed to his coworkers Dottie’s for food, drink, con-  oor, Boston, MA, 02114 or female to enter wom- a progressive group that to those he left behind, it was as his patients. Indeed, with- versation and fellowship. She https://massri.wish.org. en’s restrooms or locker recruits and backs young a tting end to an extraordi- out fail, he reported dutifully rooms. candidates. nary life of love and service. to every shift — day or night Born and raised in Cincin- — with a dozen donuts in nati, Ohio, Larry was one of hand. As others began count- seven children of Anne and ing down to retirement, Larry Sessions: Synagogue shooting Frank Hulefeld Jr. He returned hoped aloud that he could regularly and remained close keep going. He “retired” twice, with his siblings Tom, Jim, Ed, only to return, and ended his Rick, Anita, and David, and days providing urgent care at ‘an attack on all people of faith’ their families. While visiting, Lynn Community Health Cen- By Alanna “Ladou” would indulge in his ter for the past several years. Durkin Richer local favorites of Skyline Chili His professional legacy is one ASSOCIATED PRESS and Graeter’s ice cream. No of service, joy, and dedication. summer was complete with- He worked until the end, and BOSTON — Attorney out the annual pilgrimage to he loved every second. General Jeff Sessions the Hulefeld family summer Ultimately, however, his tru- called the shooting that camp on Torch Lake in Mich- est devotion was to his family: killed 11 people at a Pitts- igan, where he spent long his wife of 48 years, Susan; burgh synagogue an “at- days with loved ones water his sons Sam, Rob, and Ben, tack on all people of faith” skiing, sailing, shing, playing and their families, including Monday, saying targeting shuf eboard, and enjoying daughters-in-law Gina, Molly, people because of their his mother’s famed cherry and Karen; and his ve grand- religion will not be toler- cobbler. These roots rmly children, Isabelle, Ava, Julia, ated. grounded Larry for a life of Charlotte, and Marina. He was Sessions’ remarks came kindness, generosity, easy go- a loving husband and incom- during a discussion in ing humor, and love. parable father and grandfa- Boston on the importance His family doubled in size ther. of protecting religious with his marriage on July 11, Service information: Rela- freedom, which the Meth- 1970 to Mary Susan Sack- tives and friends are invited odist and former Republi- steder, herself one of 10 to a Celebration of Life ser- can senator from Alabama children, from Adrian, Mich., vice which will be held at the has made a key part of whom he met while attend- Eastern Yacht Club, 47 Foster his Justice Department’s ing Northwestern University St., Marblehead, on Saturday, agenda. School of Medicine in Chica- Nov. 3 from noon to 3 p.m. “This was not just an at- go, Ill. The sprawling Sackst- The Hulefeld family kindly tack on the Jewish faith. eder clan quickly grew to love asks that in lieu of  owers It was an attack on all him as one of their own. or other condolence gifts people of faith. It was an PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In 1970, engaged but not that donations be made to attack on America’s val- yet married, Larry interviewed Lynn Community Health Cen- ues of protecting those of Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks at a luncheon event organized by on a whim at Lynn Hospital, in ter, P.O. Box 526, Lynn, MA faith,” Sessions said at the the Boston Lawyers Chapter of the Federalist Society Monday in Boston. Lynn, for a position as an E.R. 01903 (www.lchcnet.org/ event hosted by the Bos- physician while visiting friends donate) or to Children, Inc., ton chapter of the Feder- will “be subjected to the in need.” As the men pro- “It’s not immoral, it’s in Boston. Never one to ask for 333 Madison Ave., Coving- alist Society at the Omni death penalty, perhaps.” tested, crowd members not indecent and it’s not directions, he got lost on the ton, KY 41011 (http://www. Parker House. Sessions’ remarks were booed at them and shout- unkind to state what your drive back and found himself childreninc.org/support-us/ Federal prosecutors said brie y interrupted by re- ed: “Go home!” laws are and then set out in Marblehead. Larry bought donate/). Assisting the fam- Sunday they’re asking the ligious leaders protesting After they men were re- to enforce them,” Sessions a sub from Marblehead ily is The O’DONNELL Funer- Sessions to give them the the Trump administra- moved, Sessions defended said. House of Pizza, drove out to al Home, Salem. To share a green light to pursue a tion’s policies before they the administration’s im- the lighthouse on a stranger’s memory or offer a condo- death penalty case against were quickly escorted out migration policies, saying suggestion, and lunched over- lence, please visit www.odon- the suspected Tree of Life by police. he doesn’t believe there’s 781-593-7700 looking the harbor. Afterwards nellfuneralservice.com. Synagogue gunman, Rob- One man, wearing a anything in the scripture Publishing Daily, except Sundays he called Susan to report he ert Bowers. clerical collar, rose from or his theology that says USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 had found a job, and home. Sessions, who has not his seat, began reciting “a secular nation state Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA He would never leave. said whether he will ap- a passage from the Bible cannot have laws to con- and additional of ces. 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YES gency department wait talks a Blue streak From A1 times that are 11 minutes longer in Massachusetts GONZALEZ transportational invest- of patients hospital execu- than in California. From A1 ments, like extending the tives can assign to a nurse According to Linda Aik- Blue Line to Lynn,” Gon- at one time, except in in- en, the nation’s leading thing we should be do- zalez said. “That would be tensive care units. Ques- researcher on nursing and ing,” Gonzalez told The game-changing for Lynn, tion 1 would set maximum patient outcomes, who has Item after addressing his for getting traffic off our patient limits for nurses studied the impact of lim- supporters. “We need to roads and making the that varies based on the its in California, “When it be using our waterway, commute easier.” type of unit and severity was implemented on Jan- our shore, much more for His plan to raise new of patient needs. It would uary 1, 2004, the hospitals transportation, and the revenue for transporta- mean better care for hos- that were not in compli- ferry service to Lynn is ex- tion and education invest- pital patients. ance to the staffing ratios actly the kind of thing we ments, he said, is to bring Today, decisions about had to change on that day need to be doing, getting the millionaire’s tax back, patient assignments are and they did. Our research people off our roads. It’s which estimates say could made by a hospital execu- has shown that staffing a modest investment that raise $2 billion from the tive whose focus is on the did change substantially can make a big difference state’s millionaires. bottom line and increas- in California hospitals — Gonzalez also spoke ing profits. Question 1 will ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE for the community.” even in safety net hospi- In 2016, U.S. Rep. Seth about how to make ed- put patients ahead of prof- tals which have been very Despite his looming retirement, Bob Green ucation more equitable its — where they belong. Moulton (D-Mass) was difficult to get to change hasn’t lost his passion for the game of golf for districts such as Lynn Dozens of independent able to procure a $4.5 mil- on hospital nurse staffing. or the business of overseeing a pristine golf Public Schools. He said scientific studies, includ- lion Federal Transit Ad- Almost 15 years later, Cal- course and the ever-rotating group of young Lynn has been in the po- ing those published in the ministration grant for the ifornia still has the best people who help him do it. sition of having to lay off New England Journal of city to purchase a dedicat- nursing-staffed hospitals teachers and cut program- Medicine and the Journal ed 149-passenger vessel in the country. The state to support long-term fer- ming because the city, un- of the American Medical Tedesco’s Green driving like wealthier districts, Association, have consis- has seen steeper declines ry service, but the federal in mortality and improve- government has not yet can’t afford to continue to tently found that the qual- raise property taxes and ity of care decreases dra- ments in other indicators toward his retirement provided the funds to buy than other states.” the boat. put more of a burden on matically when nurses are residents to cover the in- forced to care for too many Not only is care better, GREEN and that’s something of Baker told The Item in but spending on health creasing cost of schools. patients at once. Accord- From A1 which Green is very proud. a previous interview the care in California is sig- state has to prove it can “The state is supposed ing to Matthew McHugh, “To think I may have to be filling that gap and nificantly lower, they have consider. I want to feel operate the ferry, or prove a leading researcher on had a role in that is aw- the state has been falling lower insurance premi- good in retirement, and the benefits associated nursing and patient safe- fully gratifying,” he said. down on its responsibil- ums than here in Massa- be young enough to en- with it, before getting the ty from the University of “Those kids will have ity,” he said. “One of the chusetts and no hospital joy it. And I want to play money. Pennsylvania, “The evi- that on their résumés the reasons why I am going or service has closed as a more golf. That’s one of the Gonzalez vowed to ex- dence on the relationship rest of their lives. I take to be asking the wealthy between nurse staffing result of the law. things that weighed on my tend the Blue Line from great pride in any role to pay their fair share in and patient outcomes is When hospital manag- mind.” Revere to Lynn, but didn’t I’ve played in that, and additional taxes (is) so one of the most robust in ers assign too many pa- Green says one of the know what the cost would I’m tremendously grateful that we can fully fund the health services litera- tients to a nurse and the contradictions of being a be to accomplish that. that the club has been a our schools, particularly ture.” nurse objects, the stan- club pro is that he doesn’t Baker has not committed big supporter of the pro- low-income districts like Massachusetts has am- dard response from hos- get to play much golf. gram. to the extension, saying in Lynn that we are failing ple numbers of nurses pital executives is “deal “I liken it to being the For a man who, 18 years an earlier interview that right now.” ready to fill the void should with it.” These managers guy who runs the Dod- ago, played 18 with the his goal is to fix the MBTA A phone call to the gov- Question 1 pass. We are aren’t the ones who have gems (bumper cars) at late Arnold Palmer at the to make service more reli- ernor’s office seeking com- one of two states without to face the patient or their Coney Island,” he said. U.S. Senior Open in Con- able. ment went unreturned. a nursing shortage and family when something “Everyone else is having a cord (“My greatest memo- “We need additional rev- have a projected surplus goes wrong — it’s the great time, and he’s sitting ry as a pro,” he said), his enue to not only fix the T Gayla Cawley can be of RNs through 2030. We nurse who is legally and there running it. life experiences on the job and invest in transpor- reached at gcawley@item- also produce more than ethically accountable for “But,” he said, “it’s part are different. tation across the state, live.com. Follow her on 3,500 nurses each year the safety of your care. of being in the recreation “My greatest memories but to make some of the Twitter @GaylaCawley. through our many nursing Hospital executives business. You’re going to are the relationships I’ve programs. have had two decades to work when others aren’t.” established with members Prosecutors will seek death More than 14 years ago, address this issue. It’s The hours are long (70- and guests, and the out- California established 2018, and hospital exec- 80 a week), he says, and standing number of people penalty in synagogue shooting maximum limits on the utives still haven’t fixed wearing. who have worked in my number of patients as- the problem. The time But they were never golf operation — caddys, the Pittsburgh communi- signed to a nurse at one has come for the citizens wearing enough for him to SHOOTING kids in the bag room. You ty” over the 11 congregants time and the results have of Massachusetts to make dread going to work in the spend so much time with From A1 been universally positive. morning. killed in the deadliest at- sure every patient has ac- them. They gave up their who was in court for the Studies show that pa- “I can honestly say, that tack on Jews in U.S. history. cess to safe nursing care. weekends so people can hearing. tients in Massachusetts every night, when I went Some Pittsburghers Vote “Yes” on Question 1. play golf.” After the hearing, U.S. receive less time with to bed, I couldn’t wait to urged Trump to stay away. He loved the idea of be- Attorney Scott Brady their nurses, resulting in Karla Robles is a Lynn get up the next day and go “His language has en- ing a part of an activity called the shootings “hor- higher rates of complica- resident and nurse at Bev- to work,” he said. “It’s not couraged hatred and fear that is usually fun for peo- rific acts of violence” and tions and average emer- erly Hospital. as if everything that hap- ple. of immigrants, which is added: “Rest assured we part of the reason why pened there was wonder- “You’re dealing with have a team of prosecu- ful, but there was nothing something that means these people were killed,” tors working hard to en- said Marianne Novy, 73, that I didn’t think I could a lot to people,” he said. sure that justice is done.” Question 1: No handle.” a retired college English “They’re having fun. As Some members of the professor who lives in the Green said he often felt frustrated as you can get Jewish community and city’s Squirrel Hill section, NO substance use services. the things he worried (during a bad round) it’s others objected to Pres- about the most are the the historic Jewish neigh- From A1 Question 1 is being still a positive thing.” ident Donald Trump’s pushed by the MNA, things he couldn’t control Club president Luke plans to visit, accusing borhood where the attack When I work overnight which represents less anyway. Tsokanis expressed his him of contributing to a at the Tree of Life syna- shifts in the emergency than 25 percent of nurses “The weather,” he said. gratitude of Green’s service. toxic political climate in gogue took place. department, my floor col- in Massachusetts. I come “Is it going to rain for the “Bob has built rela- the U.S. that might have The weekend massacre leagues and I are the ones from a long line of union Tedesco Cup? Are we going tionships with our mem- led to the bloodshed. — which took place 10 determining admissions. members; I am certainly to have to juggle rounds? bership that span three With the first funerals days before the midterm If Question 1 were to pass not anti-worker. Howev- We play six rounds in four generations,” Tsokanis set for Tuesday, the White elections — heightened and patients were waiting er, I am concerned about days during Fourball. Is said. “He has been able House announced that tensions around the coun- at a time where all of the what Question 1 would the weather going to affect to transfer his passion Trump and first lady Me- try, coming just a day after nurses in the department mean to the future of my that?” for the game, which be- lania Trump will visit the the arrest of the Florida had reached their quota, profession and the non- Even when the club was gan when he first picked same day to “express the man accused of sending in the spotlight — such as we would be in an im- RN members of the care up a club at age 12, into a support of the American a wave of pipe bombs to in 2003 when it hosted the possible bind: either not team that make such remarkable career at Te- people and to grieve with Trump critics. Mass. Open — the weath- admit a patient that we valuable contributions desco that started in 1970 er got in the way. know our team is ready to the care we deliver ev- when he went to work for “Oh, yeah,” he said. “It and able to treat, or break ery day. Question 1 will Les Dunn as his No. 2 as- rained.” a law and subject our hos- threaten this culture that sistant professional. Green’s greatest memo- pital to up to $25,000 in has made Massachusetts “While it’s hard for most ries, however, go in anoth- fines each time that we do. hospitals the best in the of us to imagine a Tedesco Hospitals will have to er direction from the glit- without Bob, his special nation and has ensured ter and lie more in terms rapidly recruit and hire that when you need emer- place in the history of the RNs to ensure that their of the effect he might have club will be a long lasting gency services, you receive had on the youth who units are in compliance them. legacy,” he said. with the ratio law by Jan. passed through his sys- When I finish a 12-hour Steve Krause can be 1, pulling from outpa- tem. 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K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton My dad never got to cel- you won’t believe it,” I Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan ebrate a Red Sox world stammered through sobs. Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman championship. He passed “Those clowns finally did Customer Service away at age 75 in 1997, it. They won the World Se- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS BillBill ries.” Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 a few days after the April Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Fool’s Day blizzard. BrothertonBrot I filled two Dixie cups All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 He could never have with bourbon, pouring one 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 imagined the Sox’s cur- into the earth for my dad Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 rent success, winning four out the country. Every and clutching the other Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising World Series titles in the April, he would take me with trembling hand. I classi [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 21 years since his death. leaned against the tomb- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 to opening day. We would Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 This generation of Red take the train from Bev- stone, sipped my bourbon [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Sox fans doesn’t realize erly to North Station, hop and gave dad a game- how lucky they are. They by-game rundown. “Curt Circulation on the Green Line and [email protected] expect, every year, Duck then walk up to the box of- Schilling tore his tendon Ext. 3 Boat parades and champi- fice on game day and buy but still pitched. His sock onships, such as this most tickets (50 cents, in the was all bloody, It was un- Newsroom recent domination of the believable,” I said. [email protected] bleachers). After the inev- [email protected] Yankees, Astros and Dodg- itable loss, we’d make our I was not the only baby ers. way to the Union Oyster boomer visiting the ceme- Ext. 4 EDITORIAL When I was a kid, we ex- House for supper and a tery that day. Many sons Sports pected the team to lose. It few cocktails for Papa. and daughters gathered at [email protected] usually did. My dad would always their loved ones’ gravesite, Ext. 5 As it is for many fathers have fun writing the note sticking 2004 World Series and sons, rooting for the Champion banners into Retail and Online explaining my absence Advertising A deadly shooting and the ground and telling dad underdog BoSox was a big from school, since about [email protected] part of our relationship, a or mom about the unex- half of the class would common interest we could pected victory. ADVERTISING skip school that day: I a world in desperate discuss and fantasize Yesterday, I drove to bet the principal wished Ernie Carpenter Jr. about. Mostly, it was about the cemetery and told Director of Advertising he could’ve played hooky spending time together, dad and mom about the and Business Development, ext. 1355 need of repair and gone to the game him- away from “the girls,” my Sox’s most-recent accom- [email protected] self. “Please excuse Billy’s mom and two younger sis- plishment. “Yup. They David McBournie In a horrifying moment, joy was shat- ters. We cheered for the absence from school yes- did it again,” I said mat- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 [email protected] tered. Impossible Dream team in terday. He had severe di- ter-of-factly. No bourbon arrhea, and stunk up the The members of Tree of Life Con- 1967, and through sheer this time. No banner. Ralph Mitchell will helped Carlton Fisk’s house something awful” No company, either. I Sales Representative, ext. 1313 gregation came together in uplifting was how Dad worded one [email protected] prayer Saturday morning in what home run stay fair in 1975. was the only living person We sat in the bleachers such note. there. Patricia Whalen they thought was the safest of places In later years, Dad and Sales Representative, ext. 1310 for the Bucky “expletive” Kids these days are in- [email protected] — their synagogue in the Squirrel Hill Dent AL East tiebreaker I would make it to Fen- credibly lucky. Not only section of Pittsburgh. with the detested Yankees way for at least one game because their team is a BUSINESS OFFICE a year. Just the two of us. It was Shabbat, the Jewish Sabbath, in ‘78. We groaned when winner, but, for many, Susan J. Conti and on top of that, there was a ba- the ball sneaked through Bonding over hot dogs, their grandparents and Controller, ext. 1288 by-naming ceremony to celebrate the Bill Buckner’s legs and beer and baseball. The parents are sitting right [email protected] start of life. the 1986 team blew the memories remain strong. there with them, cele- Ted Grant A gunman shouting anti-Semitic series against the Mets. In 2004, the Sox, trail- brating a championship Publisher, ext. 1234 ing the Yankees three [email protected] slurs and carrying an assault rifle and Inevitably, our baseball together, making plans to games to none, miracu- several handguns killed at least 11 team would disappoint us; take the train into Boston Marian Kinney it finished second-best in lously staged a comeback, for a Duck Boat parade. ext. 1212 people and wounded six more. ‘67, ‘75 and ‘86. winning four games in a I hope Sale, Mookie, [email protected] And once again, our nation was aghast Each summer in the ‘60s, row. They then swept the Bradley Jr., et. al fuel a Will Kraft as we tried to grasp a tragedy that is my parents would buy dis- Cardinals to capture their Red Sox dynasty for years Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 unfathomable, tried to find a way past counted tickets to family first World Series champi- and years and years. And [email protected] immediate, deep hopelessness and fear, day or bat day. We would onship since 1918. that families throughout Jennifer Perez all go to friendly Fenway. The next day, I stopped New England can cele- ext. 1205 the notion that America has become [email protected] a place where we hesitate to open our My mom’s father was a at the packie, bought a brate together, hug each doors to welcome strangers. big baseball fan. He even pint of Jim Beam — dad’s other and raise a glass to Mike Shanahan favorite — and rode my lasting memories courtesy Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 The suspect, Robert Bowers, appar- traveled by train to vari- [email protected] ous World Series through- bike to the cemetery. “Dad, of our sports teams. ently had a social media account rid- Carolina Trujillo dled with ugly sentiments against Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Jews, including one from Saturday [email protected] morning specifically targeting the He- Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 brew Immigrant Aid Society, a nonprof- [email protected] it organization that provides human- CIRCULATION itarian aid for refugees. That hatred Lisa Mahmoud isn’t new, and it isn’t, unfortunately, Manager, ext. 1239 limited to Bowers. [email protected] But Saturday’s attack was one of the CLASSIFIED deadliest ever against the Jewish com- Abbe Young Smith munity in the United States. It was Manager, ext. 1276 at least the third mass shooting in a [email protected] house of worship in three years in this NEWSROOM nation. Mike Alongi There is a tenet in Judaism called tik- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 kun olam, literally “repair the world.” [email protected] It’s about social justice and helping oth- Bill Brotherton ers. But now, as we try to grasp how vile Features Editor ext. 1338 thoughts can lead to heinous actions, it [email protected] can be difficult to think that repairing Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 the world is even possible. Somehow, we [email protected] must never allow ourselves to despair Cheryl Charles to the point when we can’t somehow tri- News Editor, ext. 1278 umph over evil and hatred. [email protected] But for now, just as the Tree of Life Bella diGrazia congregants came together to cele- Reporter, ext. 1317 brate Saturday, we, and all people of [email protected] Thomas Grillo good will, come together to mourn with Reporter, ext. 1264 them. [email protected] By The Newsday Editorial Board. Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen JOSEPH SCHNEIDER Editorial Director, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Renewing debate call to Moulton [email protected] Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 ​“Massachusetts families deserve debate “anytime, anywhere.” News did a “fact check” which Gov. Baker, Sen. Warren, almost [email protected] better than a Congressman who Live up to your own standards, proved them to be true. You mis- all incumbents have agreed to Owen O’Rourke ducks and hides. I will debate or are you now just another hyp- represent your public record and have at least three debates with Photographer, ext. 1224 Congressman Tierney anytime, ocritical Washington politician are unwilling to defend it. Do you their opponents. I’m a West Point- [email protected] anywhere.” — Seth Moulton, 2014 that says one thing and does an- really believe in democracy, or is er and former Green Beret, you Emma LeBlanc Pérez When “Representative” Seth other? Anytime, anywhere. How it just lip service? were a Marine; we know what Copy Editor Moulton says that the problem in about this week, before the voters We did have earlier (last) week courage under pressure is all [email protected] Washington is that there is a lack choose on Nov. 6? a 40-minute “discussion” where about. Has courage abandoned Harold Rivera of political courage, he must be Let me address you directly. I we answered questions but did you once you became a profession- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 looking in the mirror. can understand why you don’t not get at the core differences in al politician? [email protected] So far he has refused to debate want to face your constituents our positions. The local media Live up to your values, live up Roberto Scalese me, the Republican candidate for and explain how “dark money” that covered the event, the Salem to your words, live up to your re- Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 the Sixth District seat in Congress is financing your political career. News, The Lynn Item, the New- sponsibility to the voters, debate [email protected] he currently holds. In doing so he You say you are bipartisan, but buryport News, all indicated that me before the election and don’t Mark Sutherland refuses to defend his record and al- vote 99 percent of the time with we barely scratched the surface, just hope to run out the clock. I Creative Director [email protected] low the voters to make an informed the Democratic majority. It’s and we need to have more discus- challenge you to a debate. Will decision about who will best repre- your words against the impar- sions and debate the issues that you answer the call? Anne Marie Tobin sent their interests in Congress. tial C-SPAN data. Who are the the voters care about. “Locally, a Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 ​“Massachusetts families de- [email protected] Moulton’s rejection of a debate voters to believe, political spin or good ol’-fashioned candidate de- serve better … ” betrays the values he espoused the facts? Why are you so afraid bate seems to be a thing of the Bridget Turcotte Joseph Schneider is the Repub- Reporter, ext. 1269 four years ago when he accused to defend your record? In public past, and for undecided voters, [email protected] the incumbent of ducking debates you have denied these assertions. that’s a shame.” (Newburyport lican candidate for the Sixth Con- and boasted that he was willing to In Saturday’s edition The Salem News) I agree. gressional District. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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By Frank Bajak and operational secrecy ASSOCIATED PRESS despite their pivotal role underpinning American It was the kind of securi- democracy. ty lapse that gives election In much of the nation, officials nightmares. In especially where tech ex- 2017, a private contractor pertise and budgets are left data on Chicago's 1.8 thin, the companies effec- million registered voters tively run elections either — including addresses, directly or through sub- birth dates and partial contractors. Social Security numbers The costs of inadequate — publicly exposed for security can be high. months on an Amazon Left unmentioned at the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cloud server. Chicago hearing: The ex- Later, at a tense hear- posed data cache included In this courtroom sketch, Cesar Sayoc, left, ap- ing, Chicago's Board of roughly a dozen encrypt- pears in federal court Monday in Miami. Elections dressed down ed passwords for ES&S the top three executives of employee accounts. In a Election Systems & Soft- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS worst-case scenario, a so- Pipe-bomb suspect ware, the nation's domi- ES&S VPs’ of Sales, Bryan Hoffman, right, and phisticated attacker could nant supplier of election Mac Beeson look at some of the company’s elec- have used them to infil- equipment and services. tion equipment at a National Association of Sec- trate company systems, had list of targets The three shifted un- retaries of State convention in Philadelphia. said Chris Vickery of the easily on folding chairs security firm Upgard, By Curt Anderson sent by Sayoc to intended as board members grilled nesses that have come to cast and results tabulat- which discovered the data and Michael Balsamo targets from Delaware them about what went serve as front-line guard- ed. Experts say they have lapse. ASSOCIATED PRESS to California, including wrong. ES&S CEO Tom ians of U.S. election secu- long skimped on security "This is the type of stuff former President Barack Burt apologized and re- rity. in favor of convenience, that leads to a complete MIAMI — The man sus- Obama, former Secretary peatedly stressed that A trio of companies — making it more difficult to compromise," he said. pected of sending pipe of State Hillary Clinton there was no evidence ES&S of Omaha, Neb.; detect intrusions such as ES&S said the passwords bombs to prominent Dem- and former Vice President hackers downloaded the Dominion Voting Systems occurred in Russia's 2016 were only used to access ocrats and other oppo- Joe Biden. data. of Denver and Hart In- election meddling. the company's Amazon nents of President Donald CNN President Jeff The Chicago lapse pro- terCivic of Austin, Texas The businesses also cloud account and that Trump kept a list of elect- Zucker says all mail to vided a rare moment of — sell and service more face no significant federal "there was no unautho- ed officials and others who CNN has been screened public accountability for than 90 percent of the ma- oversight and operate un- rized access to any data or investigators believe were offsite since last week, the closely held busi- chinery on which votes are der a shroud of financial systems at any time." intended targets, an offi- when a series of package cial told The Associated bombs began appear- Press on Monday. ing around the country. The disclosure came as Among them were two Amid high hopes, reality looms 56-year-old Cesar Sayoc apparent mail bombs made his initial court ap- sent to CNN. pearance in Miami federal At least some listed a for female governors who win court Monday, saying little return address of U.S. but tearing up, and after Rep. Debbie Wasserman bomb squads were called Schultz, former chair of Just six women are serv- By Christina A. to a post office in Atlanta the Democratic National Cassidy and ing as governor and no about a suspicious mailing Committee. Jennifer Mcdermott more than nine have ever to CNN similar to the pipe ASSOCIATED PRESS She represents the served as governor at the bomb packages recovered South Florida district same time, a mark that PROVIDENCE, R.I. — in the case last week. where the former male was set more than a de- Inspired by how the GI The official said authori- stripper, pizza driver and cade ago. More than half Bill helped her father be- ties had recovered solder- strip club DJ lived in an come the first in his family the states — 28 — have ing equipment, a printer, older van covered with to go to college, Rhode Is- never elected a woman as and stamps similar to bumper stickers prais- land Gov. Gina Raimondo governor. those used on the package ing Trump, disparaging unveiled a plan last year This year, 60 women ran bombs in the investiga- Democrats and CNN and to offer free tuition at the for governor in the prima- tion into Sayoc, who was showing rifle crosshairs state's three public col- ries, with 16 advancing to arrested last week in Flor- over liberals like Clinton leges. the November election. All ida. Authorities believe and filmmaker Michael The Legislature, despite but four of those are Dem- Sayoc was putting explo- Moore. being dominated by Rai- ocrats. sives together in his van. At Monday's hearing, mondo's fellow Democrats, The surge in women The official wasn't au- federal prosecutors said running for office has thorized to discuss the was reluctant to support PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS they will seek to keep it, citing the cost. The gov- been fueled largely on the ongoing investigation and Sayoc jailed until trial as ernor ended up with a pi- Democratic side by the Despite Laura Kelly’s support of expanding spoke on condition of an- a flight risk and a dan- lot program at just one of 2016 presidential election Medicaid coverage in her state, the decision onymity to the AP. The ger to the community. A the colleges. and actions by the Trump rests solely with lawmakers, which is likely to official also said that, as judge set another hearing Raimondo's experience administration and Re- remain under control of Republicans. part of the investigation, for Friday on whether to is a cautionary tale for publican-led Congress on authorities were scruti- grant bail to Sayoc and to supporters of the record health care, taxes, immi- Medicaid expansion is the control of Republicans nizing Sayoc's social me- discuss when he will be number of women, most of gration, Supreme Court one example. Democrats who largely oppose it. dia posts. sent from Miami to New them Democrats, who are nominations and other Stacey Abrams in Georgia Medicaid expansion is one The FBI said via its York, where five federal running for governor this issues. Expectations are and Laura Kelly in Kan- of the key parts of former Twitter account that the charges were filed. year. high among activists that sas support expanding President Barack Obama's recovered package in One of Sayoc's attorneys, Even if many of them these women, if they win, Medicaid coverage in their health care overhaul and Atlanta was "similar in Daniel Aaronson, urged end up winning, it will not will usher in sweeping states to include more has provided health cover- appearance" to the bub- people not to rush to judg- necessarily translate into changes at the state level. lower-income adults with- age to roughly 12 million ble-wrapped manila enve- ment based on media re- a sea change in state pri- But a governor's job is out children. Americans in the 33 states lopes authorities say were ports. orities. In some cases, they often constrained by out- But the authority to ex- that opted for it. will have to work with a side forces, and promises pand Medicaid rests solely Abrams and Kelly said legislature dominated by made on the campaign with lawmakers, and the they will try to persuade Guns send 8,000-plus the opposing party or one trail can be particularly legislatures in both states their respective legisla- that is politically divided. hard to keep. are likely to remain under tures, nevertheless. U.S. kids to ER each Dems promise action on LGBTQ rights bill year, new study finds By Juliet Linderman she would introduce the religion, sex and national Pelosi spokesman Drew By Lindsey Tanner we need to see in the ASSOCIATED PRESS Equality Act as one of her origin. The Equality Act, Hammill said the legisla- ASSOCIATED PRESS world to be able to come first orders of business if passed, would add sexu- tion will be given a low bill together and tackle this WASHINGTON — Just if Democrats retake the al orientation and gender number, meaning it would Gun injuries, including problem," said Dr. Faiz days ahead of a midterm House in November. Pelosi identity to the law and be among the first pieces many from assaults, sent Gani, the lead author election they hope will made the announcement expand those protections of legislation to be intro- 75,000 U.S. children and and a researcher at Johns deliver them a majori- at the John F. Kennedy beyond the workplace. It duced. Hammill described teens to emergency rooms Hopkins University medi- ty, House Democrats are School of Government at would outlaw gender dis- such a designation as "a over nine years at a cost of cal school. promising to prioritize an- Harvard University, tell- crimination in places like place of honor." almost $3 billion, a first- The study is an analysis ti-discrimination legisla- ing the crowd the issue restaurants and retail The Equality Act is a of-its-kind study found. of estimates on emergen- tion that would for the first of equal rights for the shops, in seeking housing, far-reaching piece of leg- Researchers called it the cy department visits in a time establish widespread LGBTQ community is using health care and so- islation, decades in the first nationally represen- national database created equal rights protections for "personal." cial services, applying for works, that would safe- tative study on ER visits by the U.S. government's LGBTQ individuals. The 1964 Civil Rights a loan or participating in guard the LGBTQ com- for gun injuries among Agency on Healthcare Re- Minority Leader Nan- Act already bars discrimi- the jury selection process. munity against discrim- U.S. kids. They found that search and Quality. cy Pelosi recently said nation based on race, color, About 20 states and the ination and bias. It was more than one-third of the The researchers focused District of Columbia cur- introduced in both cham- wounded children were on victims under age rently have local gender bers of Congress in 2015, hospitalized and 6 percent 18; the average age was and sex non-discrimina- where it died in commit- died. Injuries declined about 15. tion laws on the books. tee, and reintroduced in during most of the 2006- Almost half the gun The House bill has 198 2017, but has not been 14 study, but there was an injuries were from as- co-sponsors, including voted on. upswing in the final year. saults, nearly 40 percent two Republicans. But no "This is a very simple The researchers found were unintentional and Senate Republicans have proposition," said Rep. Da- that 11 of every 100,000 2 percent were suicides. signed on, and social con- vid Cicilline, D-R.I., the children and teens treated There were five times servatives oppose the leg- lead sponsor of the bill in in U.S. emergency rooms more ER visits for boys islation. And even if the bill the House. have gun-related injuries. than for girls. cleared Congress, it would "We have a long history That amounts to about Pediatric ER visits for still have to be signed by in our country of prohib- 8,300 kids each year. gun injuries fell from a President Donald Trump, iting discrimination and The scope of the prob- rate of 15 per 100,000 who has aligned himself promoting equality. It's lem is broader though; the in 2006 to about 7 per closely with religious con- the founding principle of study doesn't include kids 100,000 in 2013, then servatives. our country, and I believe killed or injured by gun- jumped to 10 per 100,000 Still, Democrats plan to the vast majority of people shots who never made it in 2014, the most recent PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS move forward with the bill in our country think dis- to the hospital, nor does data. if they win the House ma- crimination is wrong. In it count costs for gunshot University funding paid House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi recently jority, teeing up a test of many ways Congress has patients after they're sent for the analysis, pub- said that she would introduce the Equality Act the GOP's willingness to to catch up to where the home. lished Monday in JAMA if Democrats retake the house in November. block it. American people are." "I don't know what more Pediatrics. 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All address information, particu- Huckleberry Hill School at 5 vehicle following a stop at 143 Overdose larly arrests, reflect police records. In Knoll Road on Saturday at 4:43 Lowell St. on Monday at 9:02 Possible overdose on fentan- the event of a perceived inaccuracy, p.m.; on Saturday at 5:07 p.m. a.m. yl reported on Sunday at 3:36 it is the sole responsibility of the con- at the Our Lady of the Assump- Paul Sherry, 64, of 50 En- tion St. Francis Center; at 34 dicott St., Danvers was sum- p.m. at 2 Hancock St., Apt. 4. cerned party to contact the relevant Grove St. on Saturday at 5:39 moned following a motor ve- Officer reports patient refused police department and have the p.m.; at Justice at 310 Market hicle stop on Arnold Street on medical attention. department issue a notice of correc- St. on Saturday at 9:25 p.m.; Monday at noon for operating tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or on Sunday at 9:58 a.m. at Ex- after license suspension. Stolen Motor Vehicle press at 730 Market St. clarifications will not be made without Caller asked for an officer to express notice of change from the ar- Accidents Medical Assistance assist him in locating his miss- resting police department. A walk-in report of a hit and ing vehicle at the Cheesecake Caller from 111 Locksley run pedestrian motor vehicle Factory at 210 Andover St. on LYNN Road requested ambulance crash at 161 Lynn St. on Sun- Sunday at 8:25 p.m. Officer on Friday at 9:22 a.m. for an day at 5:15 p.m. Officer will checked the area, but was un- Arrest elderly woman not feeling well. document. able to locate the blue Chevy Patient taken to the hospital. A 911 caller reported a sin- Impala. Officer entered it as Paul Addonizio, 64, of 102 Medical aid requested at gle motor vehicle crash at the stolen. Orchard St., was arrested and 972 Main St. on Friday at 9:25 Goodwin Circle rotary and charged with shoplifting by a.m. Route 95 North on Monday at Vandalism asportation and on a warrant Possible overdose reported 3:45 a.m. Massachusetts State Report of four slashed tires charge of larceny by check at at 66 Oakridge Terrace on Fri- Police notified. 4:43 p.m. Sunday. at the Northshore Mall at 210 day at 2:33 p.m. Patient taken A motor vehicle crash was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to the hospital. Andover St. on Sunday at 5:30 reported on Monday at 11:36 Matthews Police Captain Stason Tyrrell iden- Accidents Elderly man not feeling well p.m. Officer will document a.m. at 91 Endicott St. and tified the suspect at a news conference as Jat- on Saturday at 11:50 a.m. at damage to motor vehicle. A report of a motor vehicle 137 Lowell St. Operator of wan Craig Cuffie, a 16-year-old ninth-grader. crash with personal injury at 52 Perry Ave. Patient taken to Massachusetts registration 2:27 p.m. Sunday at Richdale the hospital. no. 488NR9 was cited for a SAUGUS at 229 Broadway. Request for an ambulance red light violation. Vehicle was Student dies after a A report of a motor vehicle from Whole Foods Market at towed by Phil’s Towing. Arrests 100 Market St. on Saturday at Crash reported on Monday crash at 3:50 p.m. Sunday at Amanda L. McCarthy, 20, of 5:49 p.m. for a person who fell at 1:30 p.m. at 10 Wallis St. Market Basket at 40 Federal 19 Overlook Ridge Terrace, Apt. fight ends in gunfire and struck their head. and 20 Mill St. Officer will doc- St.; at 4:26 p.m. Sunday at 314, Revere, was arrested on Chatham Street and Western Caller reports a 23-year-old ument. man with a seizure on Saturday warrant charges of larceny over Avenue; at 4:52 p.m. Sunday $1,200 by single scheme. at N.C. high school on Euclid Avenue; at 7:30 a.m. at 9:52 p.m. from 593 Lowell Animal Control St. Frankie Parsons, 21, of Monday at Hollingsworth Street 3 Lindor Road, North Read- By Jonathan Drew officer encountered the Caller from 37 Murray St. left victim, tried to give aid and Rock Avenue; at 7:46 a.m. ing, was arrested on warrant and Tom Foreman Jr. message for animal control of- ASSOCIATED PRESS and called for a school Monday at Dunkin’ Donuts at MARBLEHEAD charges. ficer on Monday at 10:26 a.m. lockdown. 333 Lynnway; at 10:04 a.m. A North Carolina high Monday at 50 Western Ave. Assault to complain about a dog from Within five minutes, a Murray Street that is always Accident school student shot and teacher notified school of- A report of a motor vehicle killed a fellow student A report of an assault at 6:28 off leash and coming into her ficials that she was with hit and run crash at 4:50 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle during a fight in a crowd- p.m. Sunday on Washington yard. Caller said the owner lives the student who com- Sunday at 907 Western Ave.; at accident at 569 Lincoln Ave. at ed school hallway Monday, Street. A caller reported a man at 37 Murray St. Officer issued mitted the shooting, Tyr- 6:38 p.m. Sunday at 19 Albany 6:05 p.m. Saturday. officials said, calling the was punched in the head. a complaint and copy of the rell said, adding that the St. incident a case of bullying leash law and a license appli- teacher said the student Complaints that "escalated out of con- Complaints cation to the owner. admitted to the shooting Assault trol" which had students and was ready to surren- A caller reported an issue A caller on Central Street re- scurrying to escape and A report of an assault and Complaints der. with kayaks and the beach right ported a car with New Hamp- parents rushing to cam- battery at 3:49 p.m. Sunday on shire plates sped into the cul Charlotte-Mecklenburg next to her parents’ house at Customer causing a distur- pus to check on their chil- Lincoln Street. de sac and a man exited the Schools Superintendent 11:08 a.m. Sunday on Front bance reported at IFixPhones dren. vehicle and ran into woods at Clayton Wilcox said the Street. She said it was a pub- at the Northshore Mall at 210 The student accused of Theft lic beach where people leave 1:08 p.m. Friday. The car was firing the fatal shot was shooting appears to have Andover St. on Sunday at 4:47 stemmed from a case of their kayaks year round and left abandoned in the road and arrested quickly as inves- A report of a larceny at 2:16 p.m. Officer reports payment bullying "that escalated when they get filled with wa- was towed. tigators secured the cam- p.m. Sunday at Federal Street was made and all parties are out of control." Neither ter and freeze, they get thrown A caller on Pace Road report- pus at Butler High School and Western Avenue; at 4:22 happy. Wilcox nor Tyrrell said by the waves against their al- ed her son’s ex-girlfriend is at in Matthews, about 12 p.m. Sunday at Shelter at 100 Report of a screaming child which student was being ready-not-doing-well seawall the end of her driveway and miles southeast of down- Willow St.; at 9:12 p.m. Sunday on Sunday at 6:12 p.m. at bullied. Tyrrell said sever- and house. The caller reported refusing to leave at 1:22 p.m. town Charlotte. Matthews at 8 Carnes St.; at 10:55 a.m. 102 Main St. Officer reports al people apparently knew her father has called the DPW Friday. Police Department Capt. Monday at 28 Lovett Place. the child was yelling because there would be an alterca- and harbormaster in the past A report of damage done to Stason Tyrrell identified mother was cleaning the other tion at the school, but po- to help move them and nobody a vehicle at the Salvation Army the suspect at a news room. lice had no information on LYNNFIELD has done anything. She said on Broadway at 2:54 p.m. Fri- conference as Jatwan Gas odor reported on Sun- it prior to the incident. they are impossibly heavy now day following a fight that was Craig Cuffie, a 16-year- Accidents day at 6:19 p.m. at the Tannery "Someone asked me how and too hard to move over the recorded on surveillance video. old ninth-grader. He is Apartments at 16 Crownin- could someone, especial- Caller reports she was in- wall. shield St. Officer reports Pea- One party threw a metal coffee charged as an adult with first-degree murder and ly a student, come onto volved in a hit and run crash A report of suspicious ac- body Fire Department on scene container at the other resident, is being held in the Meck- one of our campuses with on Friday at 6:09 p.m. on Spar- tivity at 1:16 p.m. Sunday on and National Grid has been striking the vehicle. lenburg County jail. On- a loaded gun, and I wish hawk Drive. She followed the Wyman Road. A caller reported A Springdale Avenue resident contacted by firefighters. line records don't indicate I had an answer to that," other operator and requested that there were two teenag- reported she came home and Caller reports locating a whether he has an attor- Wilcox said. "There really assistance. Officer reports it ers boxing in the batter’s cage her front door was open at package that was stolen from ney who could comment. is no easy answer. We do was not a hit and run. Operator at Seaside Park and seven to him in the basement of 43 6:20 p.m. Friday. A report of a woman crying Tyrrell identified the not have metal detectors pulled into the next side street eight kids surrounding them. Shore Drive on Sunday at 8:02 in our schools. We do not A report of a neighbor dis- for help on Founders Way at victim as Bobby McKei- to exchange paperwork. p.m. Officer spoke with the re- then, 16, a 10th-grader at search our students on Motor vehicle crash with pute at 3:31 p.m. Sunday on porting party and cleared the 11:25 p.m. Friday. A Founders Way resident re- Butler. the way into school. Our property damage reported on Waldron Court Place. A caller area. schools and students rely reported her friend was taking ported he came home to find Students remained in- Sunday at 9:20 a.m. at 767 Report of telephone and side with the school on on cooperation between care of her cat while she was his apartment ransacked at Walnut Street and 6 Gianna text harassment at 23 Proctor lockdown for about two and among each other. away on vacation. She said 10:12 a.m. Saturday. Drive. Circle on Sunday at 8:44 p.m. hours after the shooting. And today, that simply the neighbors were harassing A report of a blocked drain at Crash reported on Sunday Officer will document. According to Tyrrell, a wasn't enough." at 11:34 a.m. at the Lynnfield her friend and telling her she Disabled motor vehicle re- Lincoln Avenue and Chestnut Street at 11:59 a.m. Saturday. school resource officer was Wilcox said that many Senior Center at 525 Salem St. couldn’t be there. ported on Sunday at 11:26 students witnessed the A report of a tree down that in the school cafeteria at Officer stood by for tow. A caller reported she spotted p.m. at 139 Lynnfield St. Vehi- shooting, and counselors took down a wire at 21 Milano 7:14 a.m. when he and a sailboat in distress at 5:33 cle towed by Phil’s Towing. and psychologists were Drive at 2:58 p.m. Saturday. security officers heard a Complaints p.m. Sunday on Ocean Avenue. Motor vehicle trespass re- commotion and encoun- available. A report of a trampoline She said there may have been ported on Monday at 12:06 tered students running "There were many kids Officer requested from Kings blowing out of a backyard at people in the water, adding that a.m. at 22 Keys Drive. Officer in an adjacent hallway. in the hallway when this Entertainment at 12:40 a.m. there was a small dinghy at- reports vehicle towed by Phil’s 62 Winter St. and striking a live Tyrrell said the resource happened," he said. on Saturday at 510 Market St. tached to the boat as well. Po- Towing. power line at 60 Winter St. at Caller said the DJ urinated in lice reported the sailboat was Party with loud music report- 3:58 p.m. Saturday. the coat check. being used for fishing and there ed on Monday at 1:51 a.m. on A report of wires and a tree MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Hang up on a 911 call on was no one who appeared to Elm Street. Officer reports party down at 14 Parker St. at 8:06 Saturday at 4:53 a.m. from 8 be in distress. will be shut down for the night. a.m. Sunday. Police: Man wearing pajamas Man found guilty in crash that Candlewood Road. No answer A report of a school inves- Fence at a construction site A report of sewage backing on call back. Officer spoke with stole truck, evaded police killed 2 in pizza restaurant tigation at 7:04 p.m. Sunday at 795 Jubilee Drive reported up into a basement on Vermont the resident who reports a man on Rowland Court. A caller re- vandalized on Monday at 2:21 Avenue at 4:41 p.m. Sunday. DARTMOUTH (AP) WOBURN (AP) — A was threatening her son but he ported his daughter received a a.m. A report of a man digging in — Police say they are man who crashed his car left the area. text message sent to a group Fight reported in progress the dumpster at Army Barracks seeking a pajamas-wear- into a pizza restaurant, Disabled auto reported on regarding possible threats and on Monday at 4:29 a.m. at 28 Inc. on Broadway at 7:26 p.m. ing man who stole a truck killing two people, has Saturday at 5:16 p.m. at 45 was concerned due to the na- Granite St. Officer reports there Sunday. Police report the man and ran from police. been convicted of motor Chestnut St. and 448 Main St. ture of the threats. A 16-year- was no fight; the dispute was said he was looking for some- Dartmouth Police vehicle homicide. Caller reported large branch- old juvenile was arrested and over who was allowed to take thing that was thrown away Officer Manuel Demelo A Superior Court jury es in the road on Saturday at charged with threat to school. the car. Vehicle will be returned earlier that day that should not was on patrol around 5 returned the verdict 6:21 p.m. at 782 Salem St. A caller reported hearing five in the morning. have been. a.m. Sunday when he saw on Monday in the case and 505 Broadway. to six gunshots in the area of Halloween City at 300 An- A caller from Kowloon report- a truck run a stop sign. of Bradford Casler, the Report of a tree down on Ruby Terrace at 11:20 p.m. dover St. reported upon arrival ed a patron attempting to walk Masslive.com reports driver in the 2016 crash Durham Drive on Saturday at Sunday. Police reported the at the store on Monday morn- out without paying his bill at Demelo attempted to stop at Sweet Tomatoes in 7:12 p.m. Reading Municipal noise was fireworks due to the ing at 7:20 a.m., the safe had 9:06 p.m. Sunday. the car, but the driver Newton. Casler, who has Light expected to arrive in 20 Red Sox winning. been busted open, and it’s un- accelerated away. multiple sclerosis, argued minutes. Theft Police say the truck that a medical episode Caller reported a large tree known what is missing. Officer Overdose will document. crashed while failing to caused him to lose control down at 310 Main St. on Sat- A caller reported that some- make a turn. Demelo of his SUV. He testified Mother called from 12 Go- urday at 10:14 p.m. Officer re- A report of an opioid over- one stole two security cameras says he saw a white male during the trial that he odrich St. on Monday at 9:59 ports nothing found. dose at 6:51 p.m. Sunday at Spectrum Health Systems wearing pajamas fleeing couldn’t remember the Report of a large house party at Green Street and Kenneth a.m. to say she received a call on Broadway at 11:48 a.m. into the nearby woods crash. on Ashley Court on Saturday at Road. from her child’s school that Friday. after exiting the crashed Prosecutors said Casler 10:46 p.m. Officer spoke with the child did not arrive. Officer vehicle. was aware of the possible the parents on scene who said PEABODY spoke with the child’s father who SWAMPSCOTT Officers, with the effects of his disease and party is breaking up. said he will bring the child to assistance of a K-9 unit, chose to ignore them, en- school. He also called his wife. Credit card fraud reported Summons Breaking and Entering searched the area but dangering other drivers. from Panera Bread at 430 Mar- Caller from 28 Granite St. could not find the sus- A 32-year-old man and ket St. on Sunday at 9:53 a.m. Joseph McFarland, 40, of reports an argument over a car A report of a motor vehicle pect. Police say they later a 57-year-old woman in- Officer took report. 129 Washington St., Apt. 1, that has not been returned on breaking and entering at 12:17 learned the suspect broke side the restaurant were was summoned on Sunday at Monday at 10:41 a.m. Officer p.m. Sunday at 80 Sargent into a Dartmouth home killed. False Alarms 9:11 p.m. for assault and bat- reports the vehicle is in Saugus Road. and stole the keys to the Casler earlier rejected tery with a dangerous weap- and owner will pick it up. truck. a plea deal that called for Report of a false burglar on, assault and battery on a On Monday at 11:20 a.m., Complaints Authorities are still two years in prison. alarm on Friday at 12:19 p.m. household member, larceny of caller from Tokyo Steak House searching for the sus- He was also convicted of at The Paper Source at 520 a motor vehicle, larceny under reported the restaurant was A report of suspicious activity pect. operating to endanger. Market St.; at 14 Magnolia $1,200, and intimidating a wit- recently broken into. Officer at 1:21 a.m. Sunday at 18 Phil- Drive on Saturday at 5:24 a.m.; ness. reports the thefts occurred on lips Beach Ave.; at 3:13 p.m. at 35 Ledge Road on Saturday Euvanio Chavesdasilva, 41, Oct. 14 when $200 was stolen, Sunday at 270 Paradise Road; Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 at 2:27 p.m.; at Lynnfield High of 484 Salem St., Wakefield, and on Oct. 28 when $50 was at 4:04 p.m. Sunday at 27 Lau- CALL 24 HOURS A DAY School at 275 Essex St. on was summoned for the unli- stolen. Both times entry was rel Road; at 8:58 p.m. Sunday Hotline Spanish menu available Saturday at 4:32 p.m.; at the censed operation of a motor gained by the back door. at Fisherman’s Beach East. or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT

REVIEWS Stephen King raises the bar with ‘Elevation’ By Rob Merrill supposed to weigh him ASSOCIATED PRESS down ... didn't." Scott isn't the type to "Elevation" head to a hospital for a (Scribner), battery of tests. He feels by Stephen King better as the pounds come off, his energy rises and he After more than four de- commits to making a dif- cades of banging out best- ference in his community. sellers, Stephen King still The plot turns on one act PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS has the power to surprise of kindness that changes his beloved "constant the fate of a few charac- Theodore Pellerin, left, and Lucas Hedges star in “Boy Erased.” readers." ters and makes it possible Consider "Elevation," for Scott to orchestrate REVIEW which the book jacket what he begins to call calls a novel, but which "Zero Day." clocks in under 150 pages Stephen King’s new "Elevation" follows and takes about 90 min- novel “Elevation” "Gwendy's Button Box" In ‘Boy Erased,’ ignorance utes to read. is 144 pages. in the King canon, anoth- Guess how you feel when er short story set in Cas- it's over? PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tle Rock that he co-wrote is shown empathetically Happy! Maybe even ... last year with Richard hopeful? Enter Scott Carey, the Chizmar. Both stories By Lindsey Bahr pastor and car salesman tles with what he's been Those aren't emotions hero of King's slim sto- are now part of a King- ASSOCIATED PRESS in Arkansas, and Nancy through, what he's felt and typically ascribed to King ry. We learn by page verse that contains "Cas- Eamons (Nicole Kidman), what he wants to do. books, which often fea- three that Scott is "losing tle Rock," the series on "Boy Erased " is based a dutiful wife and caring The center devolves into ture gallons of blood (Hel- weight," as he tells his re- Hulu that brings together on the true story of a mother with a penchant a place of horrors as the lo, Carrie!), killer cars or tired friend, Doctor Bob. many of King's most fa- young man, Garrard Con- for tastefully bedazzled weeks go on, but there is things that go much more According to the scale, the mous characters for a va- ley, whose Baptist family clothing. a glint of hope as Nancy, than bump in the night. pounds are sliding off at riety of tales. put him in a conversion They're the kind of fam- who is stewarding her son The biggest evil in "Ele- an alarming rate, but any- It all adds up to plenty therapy center to "cure" ily who when presented to and from the sessions vation" is closed-minded- one looking at Scott sees more plot fodder for a sto- his homosexuality when with the information that while they stay in a local ness, as a few townsfolk the same overweight man ryteller still at the top of he was just 19 years old. their only son might be hotel, starts to read up in Castle Rock, Maine, they always have. Most his game. "Elevation" is a Conley wrote about his gay, aren't just opposed on their philosophies and don't look too kindly on mysteriously, he can't magical tale that enter- experiences in a memoir, to the idea, but believe techniques. the same-sex couple that even make the needle on tains and manages to say which writer-director-ac- deep down that it's a sin, For Edgerton as a writer has opened a vegetari- the scale move higher. As a little something about tor Joel Edgerton has a choice, and an affliction and director, "Boy Erased" an Mexican joint on the King writes, "whatever he the state of our culture in adapted for the screen in that can be cured, on par is very strong, albeit less main drag. wore or carried that was 2018. a manner that is admira- with things like domestic flashy, follow-up to his bly and almost radically violence, alcoholism and first film "The Gift," a taut empathetic to all its char- pedophilia. thriller that couldn't be acters — even the villains. And so, after some tears more different from this Robyn’s first album in eight In the film, the protag- and consulting with local one. "Boy Erased" is un- onist is called Jared Ea- men of the church who've doubtedly more import- years is one of the year’s best mons, giving a little dis- "dealt" with things like this ant, however, and even tance perhaps from the before, Marshall decides to though it might be diffi- real life subjects. He is ship Jared off to conversion cult to watch at times, it's By Glenn Gamboa played with deep soulful- NEWSDAY therapy to be fixed in a pro- done with such evident ness by the talented actor gram run by a man named love and sensitivity that “Honey” Lucas Hedges who has Victor Sykes (played by Ed- it's hard to imagine a hu- (Konichiwa/Interscope), yet to meet a role he can't gerton himself). man being not connecting by Robyn conquer. His parents are The story is told in real in some way, and perhaps Marshall Eamons (Russell time peppered with various even learning something Robyn's first album Crowe), a respected local flashbacks as Jared wres- along the way. in eight years, "Honey," opens with a song about death. Maybe that's no sur- prise, considering how her friend and longtime col- A Salute to laborator Christian Falk died while she was work- ing on the album. The Swedish sing- er-songwriter established herself as one of pop mu- VETERANS sic's brightest stars with a string of hits like "Danc- Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 ing on My Own" and "Call Your Girlfriend" that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS In honor of Veterans Day, combine heartbreak and Robyn’s “Honey” is a nine-track album. Sunday, November 11, 2018, dance beats. The Daily Item will publish a But, as an album, "Hon- funky bass line conjure up like a deconstructed house special page devoted to those ey" goes far deeper than memories of Prince in the anthem deconstructed, her previous seven al- "When U Were Mine" era. mixed with echoes of her who are currently serving military bums. It's a poignant, yet Though Robyn says she breakthrough hit "Show duties and those veterans joyous, journey of healing was listening to Michael Me Love." On the plain- who are gone but not forgotten. Take this time with photo that you can dance to every Jackson's "Off the Wall" tive "Baby Forgive Me," to say $37 and shield step of the way. Starting and "Thriller" demos for she teams her breathy Mail form to: “Thank You” with the stark realization inspiration, "Honey" of- voice with a mechanically to your military of "Missing U" and moving ten has the feel of Janet processed harmony that The Daily Item through life's rebuilding Jackson's "janet" album, makes it sound like she's family member. stages, Robyn eventually especially in the gorgeous being haunted by the lyr- Attn.: Salute to Veterans reaches the slinky, hope- "Because It's in the Mu- ics as she sings them. PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and ful "Ever Again," in which sic," which shimmers in The mood of "Honey" Lynn, MA 01903 $27 shield only she sings, "Never gonna be its disco-inspired string pivots in the title track, SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of brokenhearted ever again, flourishes and thumping as if it's the moment when JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away only going to sing about bass line. Robyn allows herself to be Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. love ever again." However, Robyn is too happy again. That's only Lovingly Lovingly the following shields: remembered remembered Most pop acts would crafty to do anything that fitting considering how by wife by wife Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim launch their albums with straightforward. The bub- much joy "Honey" will and Maureen, and son and Maureen, andson "Ever Again," whose bly yet chill "Beach2k20," bring to the world as one Tom. Tom. soothing synths and produced by Mr. Tophat, is of the year's best albums. National Guard Bureau Your message may be paid by: Author offers retrospect of ‘Friends’ Check Money Order Visa Mastercard By Lincee Ray and high-profile celebrity Dept. of the Army ASSOCIATED PRESS guest appearances, but Please check for shield: Yes No doesn't ignore the bad. "I'll Be There For You: One theme that weaves If no selection is made, shield will not appear. The One About 'Friends'" through the book is the (Hanover Square Press), camaraderie among the Name by Kelsey Miller Dept. of the Navy leading actors. Spear- Address headed by Lisa Kudrow Kelsey Miller has writ- and David Schwimmer, City St Zip ten the quintessential fan they were among the first book for those obsessed to insist on equal pay for U.S. Marine Corps. Phone with the hit TV sitcom cast members. And Court- "Friends." ''I'll Be There ney Cox implemented the For You" gives readers unofficial "all for one" In Memory of an insider's look at what agreement with the group. Dept. of the Air Force Who passed away on it takes to launch a show If one left, the other five that not only had an im- would follow. “I’ll Be There For Lovingly remembered by pact on a decade of broad- Miller points out that You: The One About cast television, but also re- "Friends," which debuted Friends” is 304 pages. Army National Guard mains a pop culture icon. in 1994 and ran for 10 Miller leads readers seasons, has withstood the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS through interesting in- test of time. Once Netflix sider scoop and includes offered the show to sub- "Friends" to comfort food. Visa / MC # various behind-the-scenes scribers, a new generation No matter what your Coast Guard interviews spanning the began binge-watching six mood, Ross, Joey, Chan- Signature length of "Friends." She friends trying to make it dler, Monica, Phoebe and highlights trends such in New York City. Rachel will always be CVV Code Exp. Date as "the Rachel" haircut Finally, Miller compares there for you. Flag Submission deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018 A8 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Revere welcomes new crew of reserve firefighters

From left, Joseph D’Ambrosio, William MacMillan, Michael Mullen, Philip Bulla, Jacqueline Snyder, and Tyler D’Angelo were sworn in as per- manent firefighters.

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From left, Joseph Heard, Jeffery Orte- ga, Johnny Villada, and George Levas- seur were also sworn in as permanent firefighters.

REVERE — Sixteen Millan, Tyler D’Angelo, Last month, David Emergency Response fire academy in October. ically on a shift-to-shift permanent reserve Joseph Heard, Jacque- Serino, Michael DiMar- (SAFER) Grant from U.S. Those seven will be ready basis. firefighters have been line Snyder, Matthew tino, Louis Iovine, Dan- Department of Homeland for deployment by Decem- There were 380 out- appointed to the Revere Tata, Anthony Bonasa- iel Doherty, Michael Security in August, which ber, said Fire Chief Chris of-service days in 2017, Fire Department. ro, Matthew Parlante, Palleschi, Kristopher allowed the department to Bright. according to a statement Michael Mullen, Phil- and Johnny Villada Sarcia and Manuel increase its staff from 102 The goal is to make from Mayor Brian Ar- ip Bulla, George Levas- were sworn in at Revere Velez were each sworn in to 106 firefighters this year brown-outs a rarity, rigo. The city’s human seur, Joseph Fabiano, City Hall Monday after- as permanent firefighters and replace retirees and Bright said in August. resource department is Dylan Stuart, Joseph noon. with the department. those out with long-term The term “brown-outs” working with the depart- D’Ambrosio, Paul These 16 reservists will The city received $1.1 injuries. refers to the temporary ment to refill the reserve Buonfiglio, Jeffrey be added to ranks as vet- million through Staffing Seven additional fire- closing of one fire station list to help it reach the Ortega, William Mac eran firefighters retire. for Adequate Fire and fighters will attend the or piece of apparatus, typ- 106 firefighters. Demi Lovato marks 90 days sober, mom says

By Nardine Saad reverse the effects of she said, 'We're at the LOS ANGELES TIMES an overdose. TMZ ini- hospital.' So then I knew, Ad Special tially reported that the OK, she's not gone. She's Demi Lovato is 90 "Complicated" singer here. And I said, 'What's days sober, according to appeared to be suffering going on?' And the words her mom, Dianna De La from a heroin overdose, that I heard are just a Fall is yard sale time. Garza. and the website's report nightmare for any parent: "She has 90 days," De was among the first tips 'Demi overdosed.'" 3-day run: Thursday, Friday, Saturday La Garza said on Maria Lovato's mom had about At the time, De La Menounos' Sirius XM the incident. Garza knew her daugh- $29.00 special rate! show on Friday. "I couldn't "I was shocked. I was ter wasn't sober but she be more thankful or more looking at my phone and I didn't know the extent Includes attention-getting header graphic, proud of her because ad- saw all these text mes- of her use because they diction being a disease, it's sages coming in from all didn't live together, she four lines of ad copy, and a yard sale kit work ... It's very hard. It's over," she told Menounos. said. containing signs and sales tips! not easy, and there are no "And the one text mes- But a month before, the shortcuts." sage that clued me in on singer had released the The milestone comes what was going on said, 'I single "Sober," detailing Don’t miss out! after the 26-year-old was just saw on TMZ and I'm her relapse after six years hospitalized in July for so sorry,' I was terrified to of sobriety and essentially Don’t miss out! an apparent overdose. look at my phone. issuing an apology to her Call 781-593-7700, ext. 1276 Sources told The Times "Before I could get to mother about it. It was a that firefighters treated TMZ, I got the phone call "heartbreaking song," De or email [email protected] Lovato with Narcan to from her assistant and La Garza said.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 St. Mary’s Steve Krause golf wins Colombo state title was a By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The St. Mary’s golf team has developed a coaching knack for cutting it close over the past few weeks, but it turned out to be a winning for- mula. After winning the Division 3 North legend sectionals last week by one stroke, the Spar- tans repeated on two ends at Monday after- In the 1960s, it was noon’s Division 3 state championship. For Stan Bondelevitch of the second week in a row, St. Mary’s (323) Swampscott. Later, it was earned a one-stroke win, this time over Do- John DiBiaso of Everett. ver-Sherborn (324), to repeat as Division 3 In between, there was state champion at Black Swan Country Club. Armond Colombo of “Last week we had a talk after the Brockton High. round,” St. Mary’s coach Jay Fiste said. This trio might be the “One shot goes bad one way or another, blessed trinity of Eastern you never know if you win or lose on a Mass. high school foot- bad bounce. I was hoping they had that on ball coaches. This isn’t their minds today and it seemed to work. to exclude others, such They grinded it well. as Charlie Stevenson of “The course was tough,” Fiste added. Xaverian, who might try “Owen (Maguire) ended up getting out to muscle in. But Bondy, of the sand on his last hole. Little did he Dibs and Armond were know that would be the winning shot. the three most celebrated Anything can happen. A bad bounce here, — at least since I began a bad bounce there. Winning by one shot following it when I got to high school. is as slim a thread as possible. I’m proud Colombo died Sunday at of all the guys. They worked hard all year the age of 87 (Lord, how and they deserve what they got.” times ies). And while Brothers Aidan and Christian Emmerich he may have started his led the Spartans with the best individual coaching career in 1960 performances of the afternoon. Christian at Archbishop Williams, it shot a 72 and won the Division 3 individ- was his tenure at Brock- ual championship for the second consecu- ton, which ran from 1969 tive year. Aidan shot a 73 and earned run- through 2002, that put ner-up honors. Aidan and Christian Emmerich led the Spartans with the best individual perfor- him, and his school, on ST. MARY’S, B2 the map. mances on Monday. During that time, Colombo’s Boxers were 261-81-2. With more than 300 wins to his credit, St. Mary’s soccer Big Blue including the 55 he had at Williams, his 316 career victories made him volleyball the second-winningest dominates in win coach in state history sweeps (only Northbridge’s Ken By Daniel Kane bring us to a 15-2-2 overall LaChapelle has more). In ITEM STAFF record and now we focus on addition, Brockton won our playoff hopes.” LYNN — The St. Mary’s Beverly nine high school Super The game was highlighted boys soccer team celebrated Bowls and produced  ve by the solid play of several senior night with a dominat- undefeated seasons. seniors for St. Marys. Se- ROUNDUP ing 6-0 victory over Lowell While Division 2 niors Alex Nguyen and Ryan Swampscott, under Bon- Catholic Monday night at Fraher got their  rst goals of By Mike Alongi dy, may have won the  rst Manning Field. the season. ITEM STAFF After a slow start led to “We had two seniors get Super Bowl game ever The Swampscott volley- a 5-2 loss to a strong Con- their  rst goal and a  rst as- played (in 1972), Brockton ball team celebrated its cord-Carlisle opponent Sun- sist which is huge,” D’Agos- won the Division 1 game Senior Night in style Mon- day, Spartans head coach tino said. “Alex got his  rst played right after it, with day, battling to a 3-0 win Mike D’Agostino was happy goal, Dante Cattanco got his future All-America Ken over Northeastern Confer- MacAfee on the team. to see his team bounce back.  rst assist and Ryan Fra- “We just didn’t start the her got his  rst varsity goal ence foe Beverly. The Big Brockton’s team name Blue won by set scores of is the Boxers. If you know game off strong Sunday which is great. A bunch of but tonight it was great to seniors and a bunch of dif- 25-18, 25-20, 25-21. anything about Brock- Swampscott was led by ton’s history, the city pro- see the seniors play well,” ferent people scored goals D’Agostino said. “Everyone today so it’s great to see the senior co-captain Alexa duced two of the sport’s Winter, who had nine kills got to play today. It’s always diversity in the offensive tal- best: Rocky Marciano and ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE and two solo blocks. Ju- great to see all 34 kids play ent. Marvin Hagler. Colombo nior co-captain Cassidy and get time on the  eld. It St. Mary’s Joseph Thongsythavong was Marciano’s brother- Ryan added 14 assists, was a great win. It’s going to SOCCER, B2 takes the ball down eld Monday. in-law, and you can be while junior libero Alexa sure that when he wanted Papazoglou had 13 digs to rally the troops, he and 14 serve receptions. wasn’t above invoking the For Beverly, Senior Al- name and legacy of the Classical girls soccer ice Malgara had six kills. original Brockton Boxer. Senior Kate Mulligan and It didn’t happen often, juniors Brooke Fabry and but Colombo brought his Julia Erricola each had Boxers up to the North secures tourney berth three kills and two aces, Shore a few times over while senior Sophie Mc- the course of his career. By Daniel Kane have been shooting for all year. Garigal had  ve digs. Most of the time, it was ITEM STAFF “The excitement is a little bit VOLLEYBALL Brockton vs. St. John’s dampered because one of my cap- Marblehead 3, Prep, as Colombo, like LYNN — The Classical girls soc- tains (Abigail Ierardi) and she’s also cer team dominated play against Wake eld 1 DiBiaso, enjoyed tangling my niece, went down with an injury The Magicians needed cross-town rival English, earning a with Catholic Conference tonight,” Ierardi added. “I’m a little four sets to earn the win, 5-0 win at Manning Field Monday teams (his on- eld rivalry bit upset about that but that doesn’t notching set scores of 25- night. with Xaverian’s Steven- take the shine off of what we accom- 23, 25-11, 22-25, 25-10. son is legend). With the win the Rams (9-7-1) plished.” Isabel Curtin had a big The Boxers probably have earned enough points for a The Rams were led on offense by game with 23 assists, got The Prep more often spot in the state tournament. Olivia Pedro who had three goals. while Isabel Castiney- than The Prep got them. “To get into the playoffs on senior Chloe Kebreau and Ciara Collins ra had a solid defensive But one year, in Dan- night that’s special,” Classical coach each had one goal for Classical. game with 14 digs. Sarah vers, the Eagles handed Mark Ierardi said. “We hit a bit of “She had a great night,” Ierardi Lipsky added nine kills on Brockton a shocking a skid down the stretch, had trouble said of Pedro. “She’s one of our cap- ITEM FILE PHOTO offense, while Anna Arbo defeat in overtime. As it scoring, had some injuries, but this tains and has been good with her had six kills and four happened, when it came Olivia Pedro scored three team hung tough. They didn’t give corners all year. Initially we moved blocks. time for the Super Bowl goals for the Rams Mon- up. They just kept  ghting and now at Boston University in day. we are in the playoffs. It’s what we CLASSICAL, B2 ROUNDUP, B2 December, the two teams played each other again — this time with Brock- ton coming out on top (Kevin Dwan, St. John’s Danvers volleyball takes NEC star running back, had pneumonia during that regular season crown again game, but played anyway, and played well). we’ve come a long way since the begin- The other memory of By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF ning of this year,” said Danvers coach Colombo was the time he coached in the Agganis George LeVasseur. “And to cap it off DANVERS — As Boston sports fans with a win against a very strong pro- All-Star Football Game in know, winning never gets old. That’s 1986. He brought his star gram is a great feeling.” how the Danvers volleyball team feels player up to Manning LeVasseur pointed to the strong play as well, as the Falcons earned a 3-0 win Bowl, Michigan-bound of Megan Murphy, who had six solo Greg McMurtry, who put (26-24, 25-22, 27-25) over Northeastern blocks in the win, as well as the play of on a show in the game Conference foe Peabody Monday night Lily Eldridge and Carly Goodhue as be- to lock up their fourth straight NEC that annually commemo- ing crucial to the win. ITEM FILE PHOTO rates and celebrates the regular season title on their 51st con- “We had a lot of younger players step secutive NEC victory. Tatiana Correia had 20 digs for Peabody on COLOMBO, B2 “It’s a great accomplishment for us, DANVERS, B2 Monday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 St. Mary’s golf wins state title ST. MARY’S did Fiste one better by From B1 winning the state crown both seasons. “Christian this is his “When last year began back-to-back state indi- I looked at our roster and vidual,” Fiste said. “His in my mind 2018 was our brother came in second year,” Fiste said. “We end- today. As a team, we won ed up stepping it up in it back-to-back and that last year’s final. We had validated what we did last guys that had career-type year so we feel good about rounds. We won last year that.” and in my mind that Rounding out the Spar- wasn’t supposed to hap- tans individual scores pen until this year. The were Luke Smith (86), two Emmerich brothers Owen Maguire (92), Peter gave us great play. We had Pagliuca (93) and Luke solid players in the bottom Sargent (96). that came through. Luke “All six guys today con- and Owen contributed.” tributed immensely for With the golf team’s vic- the year,” Fiste said. tory, St. Mary’s athletics “Christian, Aiden, Luke has won at least one state Smith has been a solid championship for 12 years player all year long. Luke in a row. Sargent, Owen Maguire, Also in Division 3, Peter Pagliuca. That was Swampscott finished our tournament team. ninth with a team score Those six guys, they like of 357. Top Big Blue scor- each other, they get along ers were Jake Goldman great. Everyone knows (85), Ryan Graciale (89), their role. It’s kind of a Max Pegnato (90), Aidan weird sport, it’s all indi- Graciale (93), Lou Spellios vidual and gets added at (93) and Tate Greenfield the end. You concentrate (103). on your own game and At the Division 1 state you’re hoping the rest of championship at Chicop- the team pulls their own.” ee Country Club, the St. The success the Spar- John’s Prep golf team fin- tans have seen over the ished tied for second with past two seasons has been a team score of 301. Top a bit of a surprise for Fiste. Eagles performers were When he looked at his ros- Drew Semons (74, tied ter prior to the start of the seventh overall), Matt 2017 campaign, he felt Remley, (74, tied seventh confident that 2018 would overall), Conor O’Holleran be St. Mary’s year. As it (75, 10th overall) and Rob- turns out, the Spartans bie Forti (78).

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Colombo was a St. Mary’s Alex Nguyen, left, was the first to score a goal against Lowell Catholic on Monday. coaching legend St. Mary’s soccer dominates in win

COLOMBO picked the team to win the SOCCER minutes into the game. arated by around five “The mindset going in is American League East as From B1 From B1 Nguyen stole possession minutes to put St. Mary’s just to prepare and come a way of getting him fired. for a Lowell Catholic de- ahead 4-0. out strong for every game brief life of Lynn legend But Colombo welcomed “It’s a good program,” fender and slipped a shot St. Mary’s added anoth- we play,” D’Agostino said. Harry Agganis. the challenge. That might D’Agostino added. “Some past the goalkeeper to put er goal in the first half, “We want to take it one Colombo’s Boxers also have had something to do of these kids have been St. Mary’s ahead 1-0. this time off of a nice shot game and one half at a tangled with Ed Nizwan- with the fact that future with me for seven years Less than one minute lat- in the box by Fraher to time which has always towski’s Peabody Tanners Clemson Tiger and Tam- and that’s great. Thiago er, Cattanco dished a nice give the Spartans a 5-0 been our focus. Play as one as well. pa Bay Buccaneer Rudy DeOliveira and Olusho- pass to George who ripped lead at half time. family, but really we are Colombo could be gruff. Harris was terrorizing la George have been here a shot that found the back DeOliveira added a goal trying to come out with And, like any fiery coach, opponents that fall. for seven years along with of the net to extend the in the second half to cap off strong preparation and he most certainly rubbed Brockton couldn’t sus- Matt Connolly. It’s great Spartans lead to 2-0. people the wrong way the Senior class’ great per- play our style of soccer. We tain it, losing a mid-sea- to see them produce and Joseph Thongsythavong formance with a 6-0 victory. are starting to get healthy because it’s tough to turn son game to Leominster. those competitive juices they seemed to enjoy it.” took over for the Spar- With the regular sea- which is great. The passing But the buzz, just from The Spartans got off to tans later in the first half. son coming to a close, the is good and we are working on and off on a dime. But that, made following the there was another side to a fast start, scoring their Thongsythavong added Spartans now shift their on finishing and adjusting Boxers a lot of fun. first goal less than five two goals that were sep- focus to the playoffs. a few things.” him. He enjoyed compet- Like Bondy before and ing against the best. In Dibs after, teams just the early 1990s, a national loved the idea of beating high school football pub- Armond and the Boxers. Classical girls soccer secures tourney berth lication ranked Brockton But they hardly ever did. No. 1 in the U.S. Former CLASSICAL gave them 10 corner kicks later another Bulldog mis- third goal of the night Red Sox manager John Steve Krause can be From B1 and four free kicks. take gave Kebreau a free with help from a nice as- McNamara once said, reached at skrause@item- “They controlled the play kick just outside the box. sist by Lexi Ferraro to put famously, that writers live.com. her to striker, but she and they defended our Kebreau ripped a beauti- the Rams ahead 4-0. wasn’t getting much there star player Melissa Zayas ful shot into the top right With just a few minutes so eventually we moved her well,” McNeil said. “I tip corner to extend Classi- left to play, Collins added St. Mary’s girls soccer to center midfield because my hat, this is a good Clas- cal’s lead to 2-0. a goal on a penalty kick to she has a really nice shot.” sical team. Mark and Greg With just around 10 put the game well out of finishes season with win The Bulldogs couldn’t Ierardi do a really good job minutes remaining in the reached at 5-0 for Classical. get anything going offen- over there.” first half, Pedro added her “I was glad some girls sively and made far too Classical got on the of- second goal of the game. that normally wouldn’t Stoneham 1, ROUNDUP many mistakes for the fensive early with plenty Once again on a corner see the field got some ex- Marblehead 0 From B1 Rams to capitalize on. of chances before finding kick, Pedro ripped a bend- cellent playing time,” Ie- Marblehead drops to “We got outplayed,” the back of the net 10 min- ing shot that found its way rardi said. “It was a good Marblehead closes out 5-12 on the season with Lynn English coach Ed utes into the game. Pedro untouched into the net to night all around the in- the regular season at 14-6 the loss. McNeil said. “They’re a and awaits its seeding in BOYS SOCCER placed a bending corner give Classical a 3-0 lead at jury aside. The recipe for the upcoming state tour- Medford 4, Peabody 3 better team than we are kick in front of the goal half. success has always been nament. The Tanners trailed 3-0 and they needed the game and the shot bounced off of The second half was to play good defense and GIRLS SOCCER at halftime and scored to make the tournament. a Bulldog defender to give more of the same. Pedro timely scoring so we will St. Mary’s 2, three unanswered games We just made it easy for the Rams a 1-0 lead. slipped by a few English try to continue that in the Lowell Catholic 1 to tie things up at 3-3. Med- them in the first half. We Less than eight minutes defenders and added her tournament.” The Spartans celebrat- ford notched the game-win- ed their senior night with ner in the final minute. Danvers volleyball takes NEC regular season crown again a 2-1 win. Susannah Cor- Johnny Alves and Josh nell scored both goals. Atemkeng each scored one DANVERS their mistakes and did a Tanners called a timeout turns its focus to the up- Kayla Demers and Riley goal and dished one assist. From B1 good job of adjusting.” to try and quell the run. coming Division 1 North Lynch each dished an as- Michael Tansey scored The first set was as back- It worked to a point and tournament. sist. one goal and Ramon Fal- up tonight, which was and-forth as one could ask Peabody was able to fight “A lot of the small mis- Goalie Eliza Brown cao dished one assist. huge for us,” said LeVas- for. Neither team could back to get within a few takes we made tonight made four saves. Peabody ends the regu- seur. “This was just a re- get more than two points points, but Danvers was are the things we need St. Mary’s finished the lar season at 11-4-3 and ally good way to end the ahead of the other, with tie able to keep its lead. After to work on going into the regular season 11-6-1 and await the state tourna- season, getting a quality scores of 2-2, 4-4, 5-5 7-7 an unforced error by Pea- tournament,” Keene said. awaits the tournament ment pairings. win against a very good and 9-9 throughout. Once body, the Falcons took the “Just cleaning up things pairings. Winthrop 3, Saugus 1 Peabody team.” it got to 9-9, Danvers was set 25-22. like communication, pass- Amesbury 1, For Saugus, Ryan Pugh, For Peabody, Alexa Swampscott 0 Jhonatta Almeida and able to take control for a In keeping with the spir- ing and serving will go a Flewelling and Ava LaVal- The Big Blue out- Gaspard Jean each scored period of time and muster it of the match, the third long way for us.” le combined for 23 kills. shot Amesbury 14-2 but one goal. Juan Lopez up an 18-10 lead before set was also a back-and- With another NEC ti- couldn’t put the ball into dished an assist. Saugus Rachel Coleman added 21 Peabody called a timeout. forth battle. Danvers went tle in the books, Danvers the back of the net. is 11-6. assists, while Tatiana Cor- The timeout was appar- up 5-1 right away, but Pea- (18-2) will now start to reia had 20 digs and Alex ently the right move, as body fought right back and prepare for the Division Houlden had 13 service the Tanners came out of tied it 6-6. Danvers got a 2 North tournament. The points. Jonalyn Carpenter the break and went on a small foothold and went Falcons went all the way Catch up with your added four kills. 13-5 run to tie the score at up 14-10, but Peabody ral- to the Division 2 North fi- “This is what we look 23-23. But in the end Dan- lied to take a 17-15 lead. nal in 2017 before losing, favorite team forward to at the end of vers had a bit too much Peabody then went up 22- and their goals are set the season, a really good firepower, and after a kill 18 and was threatening to even higher this year. in Item Sports! match against a quality by Eldridge the Falcons take the set, but Danvers “We went a long way last opponent as we go into the took the set 26-24. rallied once again and tied year and had a good sea- tournament,” said Pea- Danvers jumped out to it at 23-23. The momen- son, but we’re aiming to go body coach Lisa Keene. a quick 4-0 lead in the tum then remained firmly even further this year,” said “This was exactly as I second set, eventually with the Falcons, and after LeVasseur. “Division 2 is hoped it would be, a com- stretching it to 7-2. After an ace by Madelyn Mon- going to be tough this year, petitive match that tested Danvers kicked it into tanari Danvers took the a lot of good team qualified us in every way. I thought high gear and took a com- set, 27-25, and the match. and it’s going to be a tough the girls learned from manding 21-13 lead, the Peabody (14-6) will now road. But we’re ready.” TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 7 1 0 .875 290 205 L.A. Rams 8 0 0 1.000 264 155 L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 Seattle 4 3 0 .571 171 131 Denver 3 5 0 .375 188 194 Arizona 2 6 0 .250 110 199 Oakland 1 6 0 .143 138 218 San Francisco 1 7 0 .125 173 236 Thursday’s Game Washington 20, N.Y. Giants 13 Houston 42, Miami 23 Cincinnati 37, Tampa Bay 34 Sunday’s Games Indianapolis 42, Oakland 28 Philadelphia 24, Jacksonville 18 Arizona 18, San Francisco 15 Chicago 24, N.Y. Jets 10 L.A. Rams 29, Green Bay 27 Seattle 28, Detroit 14 Pittsburgh 33, Cleveland 18 New Orleans 30, Minnesota 20 Carolina 36, Baltimore 21 Monday’s Game Kansas City 30, Denver 23 New England at Buffalo, 8:15 p.m.

NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Toronto 12 8 4 0 16 42 37 Nashville 11 8 3 0 16 38 28 Tampa Bay 10 7 2 1 15 33 27 Colorado 12 7 3 2 16 41 27 Montreal 10 6 2 2 14 33 25 Winnipeg 12 7 4 1 15 35 32 Boston 11 6 3 2 14 34 27 Chicago 12 6 3 3 15 41 43 Buffalo 11 6 4 1 13 30 33 Minnesota 10 6 2 2 14 29 27 Ottawa 10 4 4 2 10 35 39 Dallas 10 5 5 0 10 30 29 Florida 9 2 4 3 7 28 35 St. Louis 10 3 4 3 9 36 39 Detroit 11 2 7 2 6 25 43 Pacific Division Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA San Jose 11 6 3 2 14 38 32 Pittsburgh 9 6 1 2 14 40 26 Edmonton 10 6 3 1 13 29 30 Carolina 11 6 4 1 13 34 31 Vancouver 12 6 6 0 12 31 40 Columbus 10 6 4 0 12 36 38 Anaheim 12 5 5 2 12 30 34 Washington 10 5 3 2 12 39 37 Vegas 11 5 5 1 11 26 30 New Jersey 8 5 2 1 11 28 20 Calgary 11 5 5 1 11 36 40 N.Y. Islanders 10 5 4 1 11 30 25 Arizona 10 5 5 0 10 26 20 Philadelphia 11 4 7 0 8 32 46 Los Angeles 11 3 7 1 7 22 39 N.Y. Rangers 11 3 7 1 7 28 38 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. Monday’s Games Boston at Carolina, 7 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Calgary 3, Toronto 1 Dallas at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland Brown head coach Hue Jackson was fired Monday after two-plus seasons with the Tuesday’s Games Vegas at Nashville, 8 p.m. team. Offensive coordinator Todd Haley was also fired by Cleveland. N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Calgary at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Arizona, 10 p.m. Browns fire Jackson, Haley after internal discord NBA BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Browns owner going to put up with internal discord. he also has a checkered past. He was EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Jimmy Haslam finally tried the patient We want people who are collaborative suspended by the league for a full sea- Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB approach with his head coach. and work together.” son in 2012 for his role in the “Boun- Toronto 6 1 .857 — New Orleans 4 1 .800 — That didn’t work either. As for his poor track record in finding tygate” scandal that rocked the New Boston 4 2 .667 1½ San Antonio 3 2 .600 1 Philadelphia 4 3 .571 2 Memphis 3 2 .600 1 Haslam made his fourth coaching coaches, Haslam offered no excuses. Orleans Saints. Brooklyn 2 5 .286 4 Dallas 2 4 .333 2½ change since 2012 by firing Hue Jack- “I will accept the blame because ulti- Haslam said it’s premature to con- New York 2 5 .286 4 Houston 1 4 .200 3 son, who won just three of 40 games mately, it is the person at the head of sider the next coaching hire for the Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB over two-plus seasons and then lost the ship,” he said. “I will take the blame Browns, who are 22-81-1 since he and Miami 3 3 .500 — Denver 4 1 .800 — his job because of a feud with offensive as ownership. I can’t explain it more his wife, Dee, agreed to buy the fran- Charlotte 3 4 .429 ½ Portland 4 2 .667 ½ Orlando 2 4 .333 1 Utah 4 2 .667 ½ coordinator Todd Haley that went pub- than that. We have had different situa- chise in 2012. Atlanta 2 4 .333 1 Minnesota 3 4 .429 2 lic and threatened to turn a promising tions with different people. I know that The main objective now is to get Washington 1 5 .167 2 Oklahoma City 1 4 .200 3 season into another one of those Cleve- it is something that we are not going to through the season’s second half, be- Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB land catastrophes. tolerate moving forward.” ginning with a matchup on Sunday Milwaukee 7 0 1.000 — Golden State 7 1 .875 — Haslam fired Jackson and Haley Defensive coordinator Gregg Wil- against the high-scoring, Kansas City Detroit 4 1 .800 2 L.A. Clippers 4 2 .667 2 Indiana 4 3 .571 3 Sacramento 4 3 .571 2½ within hours of each other on Monday, liams is Cleveland’s interim coach, and Chiefs (7-1). Chicago 2 5 .286 5 L.A. Lakers 2 5 .286 4½ a day after the Browns (2-5-1) lost their running backs coach Freddie Kitchens “We will have a collaborative effort in Cleveland 0 6 .000 6½ Phoenix 1 5 .167 5 25th consecutive road game — one shy will take over for Haley. everything that we do here,” Haslam Monday’s Games Minnesota 124, L.A. Lakers 120 of the NFL record. Haslam said Williams, who coached said when asked about a search for the Philadelphia 113, Atlanta 92 Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Portland 103, Indiana 93 New Orleans at Denver, 9 p.m. “Hopefully, we made a big step today,” Buffalo from 2001-03, was the only in- team’s ninth coach since 1999. “Right New York 115, Brooklyn 96 Tuesday’s Games Haslam said. “It is hard to win in the house candidate considered to finish now, we are focused on the next eight Sacramento 123, Miami 113 Atlanta at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Golden State 149, Chicago 124 Miami at Charlotte, 7 p.m. NFL. If anybody knows that, it is us. I the season. While Williams has exten- games and Gregg and his staff winning Milwaukee 124, Toronto 109 Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m. think the message today is we are not sive experience and won a Super Bowl, as many of those games that we can.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Learn through observation. The Make your position clear. Explore your ideas and share You’ll have plenty of options to Put your best foot forward. If Sign up for a cause that will best way to get others to see Whether dealing with a person- them with people you feel choose from. Review the pos- you’re doing something cre- benefit your community. The things your way is to offer in- al or professional matter, lay close to. The changes that will sibilities and the long-term ef- ative or joining forces with people you encounter will be centives and to treat them with down ground rules and form a result from your words and fects that could result. An open someone else, the more flexi- impressed with the cut of your respect. A positive attitude can foolproof strategy that will ben- actions will pave the way to a discussion will broaden your ble you are, the better. jib, and interesting proposals make a difference. efit everyone. brighter future. vision. Romance will enhance will be offered. your life. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Keep changes to a minimum. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Emotions will get in the way LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Make the most with what you Evaluate your situation and the Be willing to do something for Put everything at your disposal of a good decision. Don’t let Staying focused and living up have available. Rely on your choices available to you. Anger others if you want something in into getting ahead. Living up stubbornness or insecurity to your expectations and prom- resourcefulness, and don’t pay will not solve problems or help return. Offering a fair and equal to your promises and taking stand between you and what ises will pay off. Don’t leave attention to hearsay. Look for you move forward. If you ask partnership will help you gain care of your responsibilities will you want. Make your position room for error or complaints. substance and honesty and for something, expect to give respect and the help you need ward off complaints and inter- clear, but be willing to listen Put your energy where it counts eschew rhetoric. something in return. to move forward. ference. and compromise. the most.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Man says he wants divorce, but doesn’t leave the house Keep plugging away at that one suit DEAR ABBY: My hus- DEAR ABBY: I am the Napoleon Hill, a self-help clarer could have succeeded band and I have been mar- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van youngest of four children. author, wrote, “Patience, per- with a good heart guess. ried for 20 years. We’ve Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, Every Sunday, our family sistence and perspiration East shifted to a low heart. had our share of ups and and was founded by her mother, gets together for Sunday make an unbeatable combi- When South played his queen downs, but always man- dinner, a tradition I have nation for success.” (not that it mattered), West aged to work our way Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at loved since I was a kid, In bridge, I am not so sure won and returned the heart through them. Last year, DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los although lately, I have about perspiration. Bridge he decided he no longer nine, ducked to declarer’s 10. Angeles, CA 90069. grown less fond of Sun- rooms are often far too cold, Now came a low diamond. wanted to be married, say- days. Here is why: I am especially those at North ing the last 20 years “were West jumped this hurdle now 30 and the tallest sib- American Championships. not all that pleasant” and You are confused because private person and don’t by winning with his ace. (If ling in my family, yet I am But patience and persistence “we have never really got- your husband is sending like talking about it with he had ducked, South would made to feel as though I are usually valuable virtues — ten along.” (As far as I you mixed messages. Could new people. have led the spade jack from am the smallest. as in today’s deal. know, there isn’t another he be having performance It’s hard to make friends the board to get home.) But woman.) No one listens to me; no How did the play go in three issues? Do you still love and go on dates when I no-trump after West led the then West’s persistence pe- My problem is, for the him? I ask because no- know I might have to flake one asks my advice. I could be at the table with my club six: four, two, king? tered out; he returned a di- most part, he still ACTS where in your letter did out at the last minute due amond instead of his last like he wants to be mar- finger up my nose and I Much as I agree with treat- you mention it. The two of to a migraine. What’s a heart. Declarer drove out the ried. He has made no at- you are overdue for an don’t think anyone would ing a singleton king as if it good way to gracefully bow were king-doubleton, holding spade queen and had his tempt to leave, tells me his honest discussion about out of plans without seem- even notice. I say things comings and goings, asks whether your marriage is and no one acknowledges those five strong hearts, South nine tricks. ing like a flake? Or should might well have opened one me to have dinner togeth- salvageable. If it isn’t, ask I just tell new people about me. Sometimes I feel as er, etc. However, he sleeps heart. Then, though, probably him when and if he plans my migraines? though I don’t even exist. on the couch and there’s to file for the divorce, be- It’s as if because I’m the North would have respond- no sex. He says he does cause this situation has HURTING IN NEW youngest, I have no impor- ed one spade, South would this because he hopes we left you in limbo, which is YORK tance. What can I do to have rebid two no-trump, and can stay friends after the unfair to you. Then consult change this? North would have passed. divorce. an attorney to ensure you DEAR HURTING: Suf- As usual in no-trump, this I have yet to be served get a fair shake. fering from migraines is PATIENCE RUNNING was a race. Could South take with divorce papers, so I’m nothing to be ashamed of. THIN one spade, two hearts, three thinking it may be a mid- DEAR ABBY: I am a More than 12 percent of diamonds and three clubs life crisis. Am I misread- young adult who suffers people in the U.S. share DEAR PATIENCE: Al- before the defenders could ing his signals and he’ll from migraines, which your problem. While I don’t low me to suggest that at collect two spades, two hearts snap out of it, or am I be- make it difficult to have think it’s necessary to make the next Sunday dinner and one diamond? ing strung along? much of a social life. My an announcement about it you speak up loud and At trick two, South led his ANONYMOUS IN family and close friends when you meet someone, I clear and say exactly that. spade king. East, expecting THE USA know about them and are do think you should tell the And if nothing changes, South to have a doubleton, supportive and under- truth if you must cancel an make other plans for Sun- did well not to duck. Then de- DEAR ANONYMOUS: standing. However, I’m a engagement. day.

EVENING TV LISTINGS TUESDAY’S TV OCTOBER 30, 2018 CROSSWORD 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Greater Steves’ Secrets of the Dead Native America Frontline (N) Amanpour and Greater Steves’ Frontline ^ PBS Boston Europe “Nature to Nations” Company (N) Boston Europe (N) WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! NCIS “Beneath the FBI “Family Man” (N) NCIS: New Orleans News Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show With $ CBS Fortune (N) Surface” (N) “Pound of Flesh” James Corden WCVB U.S. Senate Debate The Con- Kids- blackish Splitting The Rookie Lucy News- Jimmy Kimmel Nightline Page Six % ABC “Mass” (N) ners (N) Alright (N) Up worries about Tim. Center 5 Live (N) (N) TV (N) WBTS Boston Access The Voice “The This Is Us “Kamsa- New Amsterdam Boston Tonight Show-J. Late Night With * NBC News (N) Knockouts, Part 2” hamnida” (N) “Anthropocene” (N) News Fallon Seth Meyers (N) WFXT Ent. TMZ (N) The Gifted “after- Lethal Weapon “Get Boston 25 News at Boston TMZ Live PD: Simpsons Boston 9 FOX Tonight Math” (N) the Picture” 10PM (N) News Patrol News WUTF Entre dos amores Reto 4 elementos: Naturaleza extrema (N) La embajada Laura Imper- = UMA (N) donable WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) Chicago P.D. “Turn Chicago P.D. “8:30 Seinfeld Big Bang Seinfeld How I Met Mike & F MNT Theory Theory the Light Off” PM” Theory Molly WGBX The Great British Durrells in Corfu Poldark on Master- The Woman in PBS NewsHour (N) Durrells in Corfu Poldark- L PBS Baking Show piece White Master WWJE I Survived I Survived Taken Deadly Motives Deadly Motives I Survived I Survived “John; I, Detec- R JN hostage; abducted. Kevin; Helena” tive WLVI Gold- Gold- The Flash Team Black Lightning (N) 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family American Cleveland X CW bergs bergs Flash battles Spin. CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Dad TELE Caso Cerrado: La sultana (N) Falsa identidad (N) Señora Acero (N) Al Rojo Titulares Falsa identidad Señora ¨ TELE Edición Estelar (N) Vivo y más Acero WABU Criminal Minds “A Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds “An- Private Eyes “The Private Eyes Private ¥ ION Good Husband” “Cure” “Miasma” nihilator” Two-minute You” Eyes CABLE STATIONS The First 48 The First 48: Overkill Double homicide; The First 48: Kill or The First 48 The First 48: Overkill Double A&E beating death. (N) Be Killed (N) homicide; beating death. ›‡ Halloween (2007, Horror) Malcolm McDowell, Scout ›››› Halloween (1978, Horror) Donald ››‡ Halloween II (1981, Horror) Jamie Lee AMC Taylor-Compton, Tyler Mane. Pleasence, Jamie Lee Curtis. Curtis, Donald Pleasence. Below Deck Below Deck Ross Below Deck “Naked Flipping Out (N) Watch Below Deck “Naked Flipping Out BRAVO confronts Rhylee. 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Kings- HBO Time, Bill News Meryl Streep. ‘PG-13’ From New York. man American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers Counting Cars (N) Counting Cars American Pickers Counting HIST “Signs of Struggle” (N) Cars Married at First Married at First Married at First Happily Ever After Happily Ever After Married at First Honey- LIFE Sight “I Still Do?” Sight: Honeymoon Sight: Honeymoon Sight: Honeymoon moon Jersey Shore: Fam- Jersey Shore: Fam- The Challenge (N) Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- Ridicu- MTV ily Vacation ily Vacation lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness lousness Celtics NBA Basketball Detroit Pistons at Boston Celtics. TD Garden. (N) Celtics Celtics Post Game NBA Basketball Detroit Pistons NBCSB Pregame Post. Plus at Boston Celtics. NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at Carolina Hurricanes. Bruins Sports Sports Sports Red Sox NHL Hockey Boston Bruins at NESN PNC Arena. (N) Overtime Today Today Today Report Carolina Hurricanes. Loud Loud iCarly Sponge- Sponge- Sponge- Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Mom NICK House House Bob Bob Bob (5:30) ›››‡ “Jerry Ray Donovan Inside the NFL (N) Kidding Circus- Inside the NFL Kidding ››› Basic Instinct SHOW Maguire” ‘R’ Wildest (1992) ‘R’ ›‡ Grown Ups (2010, Comedy) Adam America to Me Terrence looks ›‡ Resident Evil: Afterlife ›› Aliens vs. Predator: Re- STARZ Sandler, Kevin James. ‘PG-13’ to the future. (2010) Milla Jovovich. ‘R’ quiem (2007) Steven Pasquale. The Night Before Halloween (2016, Hor- Jeepers Creepers 3 (2017, Horror) Jona- Channel Zero: The Futurama Futurama Futurama SYFY ror) Bailee Madison, Anthony Lemke. than Breck, Stan Shaw, Gina Philips. Dream Door (N) Family Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Guest Conan “Redbeard’s Guest New Girl New Girl TBS Guy Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Book Last Stand” Book “Ready” (6:15) “My Big Fat ››‡ The Intern (2015, Comedy) Robert De Niro, Anne ››› Frankenweenie (2012, Children’s) TNT Bones TNT Greek Wedding 2” Hathaway, Rene Russo. Voices of Catherine O’Hara, Martin Short. Preview Modern Modern WWE SmackDown! (N) The Purge “I Will The Purge “What Is The Purge “Take The USA Family Family Participate” (N) America?” What’s Yours” Purge T.I. & Tiny: Friends Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Love & Hip Hop: Black Ink Crew T.I. & Tiny: Friends ›› The VH1 and Family Hustle Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood and Family Hustle Wood B6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 Venice hit by high tide as Italy buffeted by winds; 6 killed By Colleen Barry Monday's levels were ex- media showed shop own- ASSOCIATED PRESS ceptional. The peak level ers using water pumps was the highest reached this time to try to protect MILAN — Venice was since December 2008, ac- their wares. inundated by an excep- cording to Venice statis- Much of Italy is under tional high tide Monday, tics. alert for flooding from putting three-quarters of Venice Mayor Luigi heavy rains, a problem the famed Italian lagoon Brugnaro said a series of exacerbated by a lack of city under water as large underwater barriers that maintenance of the coun- swathes of the rest of Italy are being erected in the la- try's many river beds. experienced flooding and goon would have prevent- High winds toppled trees heavy winds that toppled ed the inundation. The that killed passers-by in trees and other objects, project, nicknamed Moses, four incidents in Naples, killing six people. is long overdue, beset by Lazio and Liguria. Tourists and residents cost overruns and corrup- Officials closed ma- alike donned high boots tion scandals. jor tourist attractions in to navigate the streets of Brugnaro said he had Rome, including the Colos- Venice after strong winds asked to talk with Premier seum and Roman Forum, raised the water level over Giuseppe Conte to under- early because of heavy 5 feet before receding. The line the urgency of the rains. water exceeded the raised project, which would raise Veneto regional gover- walkways normally put barriers when the tide nor Luca Zaia says flood- out in flooded areas in reaches 109 centimeters ing this week could reach Venice, forcing their re- 43 inches. That happens, the levels of the 1966 flood moval. Transport officials on average, four times a that struck both Venice closed the water bus sys- year in Venice. and Florence. The Interi- tem except to outlying is- Residents and business- or Ministry urged officials lands because of the emer- es typically reinforce their in storm-struck regions, gency. doors with metal or wood- about half of the country, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Venice frequently floods en panels to prevent water to consider closing schools A woman removes water from a shop in a flooded street of Venice, Italy, when high winds push in from entering the bottom and offices for a second Monday as, according to city officials, 70 percent of the lagoon city has water from the lagoon, but floors, but photos on social day Tuesday. been flooded by waters rising more than 58 ½ inches above sea level. CLASSIFIED

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MARBLEHEAD HOUSING AUTHORITY LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE FAMILY PUBLIC HOUSING SAUGUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain 2 & 3 BEDROOM WAIT LIST OPENING INVITATION TO BID #24-18 mortgage given by Bill Chingofor Williams a/k/a Williams Chingofor and Rose C. SPECIAL EDUCATION SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES Chingofor to Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC, dated December 31, 2007 and The Marblehead Housing Authority will be accepting applications for 2 & 3 recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book bedroom units of state-aided family housing beginning OCTOBER 31, 2018 SEALED BIDS for special education school transportation for an eighteen month 27441, Page 145, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by through NOVEMBER 9, 2018. A lottery system will be used for the purpose of the (18) month period commencing January 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020 with assignment from Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC to Salem Five Cents Savings initial acceptance of applications to be placed on the Marblehead Housing the Saugus School Committee with three (3) individual option years through June Bank dated December 31, 2007 and recorded with said registry on January 7, Authority waiting list(s). 30, 2021, June 30, 2022 and June 30, 2023 respectively shall be received at 2008 at Book 27441 Page 168, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and Purchasing, Town of Saugus, 298 Central Street, Saugus MA 01906, on behalf of for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 p.m. The income limits are subject to Massachusetts Department of Housing and the Awarding Authority, the Saugus School Committee. Bids will be received until on November 15, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 101 Lawton Community Development regulations, as follows: 10:30 A.M., on Tuesday, November 20, 2018, and at that time and place, be Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises publicly opened and read. Phone calls, telegrams, postmarks, etc. shall not be described in said mortgage, 2-person household: $58,450.00 considered. Bids not submitted on original bid forms shall be deemed 3-person household: $65,750.00 non-responsive. Bid submissions must be made in a sealed envelope clearly TO WIT: 4-person household: $73,050.00 marked "SAUGUS-SPEDTRANBD-24-18." The Saugus Public Schools assumes no 5-person household: $78,900.00 liability for bids mistakenly opened due to improperly labeled envelopes and will The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts with the buildings thereon bounded 6-person household: $84,750.00 return same to bidder without notice. and described as follows: Commencing at the corner of Lawton Avenue, formerly High Rock Avenue, and Applications will be available at the MHA office, located at 26 Rowland Street, or Specifications and required forms are available beginning immediately. Contact Beacon Hill Avenue, thence running Northerly by said Beacon Hill Avenue, 68.7 by calling (781) 631-2580. Applications can also be downloaded at Michele Wendell, Acting Purchasing Assistant, telephone number 781-941-1170, feet; thence turning and running Westelry to land now or formerly of C.O. Beede; http://www.mass.gov.dhcd or http:// www.marbleheadha.org Fax 781-231-4158 or email: [email protected]. thence turning and running Southerly by said land now or formerly of C.O. Beede, 89.68 feet to said Lawton Avenue; then turning and running Eastelry by said All applications in the Authority's possession as of November 9, 2018 @ 12:00 This bid is broken up into two sections: In District and Out of District Special Lawton Avenue, about 51.14 to the point begun at. P.M. will become part of the lottery system for tenant selection set forth by Education Transportation. Bidders can choose to bid on either section or both For reference to title see deed from Gladys E. Valliere, a/k/a Gladice E. Valliere to Department of Housing and Community Development. sections of the bid. Each bid will be evaluated separately. Gladys E. Valliere and James A. Valliere, Trustees of Gladys E. Valliere Trust dated May 17, 1990 and recorded with Esse South District Registry of Deeds on May 23, The lottery will be conducted through an automated computer process overseen by Wages are subject to minimum wage rates for motor bus operators as determined 1990 in Book 10441, Page 344. the Department of Housing and Community Development on November 19, 2018. by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development, Applications will be placed on a waiting list, by priority and preference, as they are Department of Labor Standards and apply to this contract as per G.L. c. 71, §7A. For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern drawn in the lottery. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 10573, Page 372. Bid security in the amount of 5% of the of the total cost for Special Education After the completion of the lottery, the Marblehead Housing Authority will continue School Transportation for one school year in the form of a certified treasurer's or These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit to accept applications. All applications received after November 9, 2018 will be cashier's check, or a bid bond, issued by a company licensed to do business in of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the placed on the Marblehead Housing Authority wait list by priority and preference in Massachusetts, made payable to the Town of Saugus is required with each bid. nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax accordance with date and time of their receipt. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or The successful bidder may be required to provide a Performance Bond. liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Pamela Foye, Chairperson The Saugus Public Schools reserves the right to reject any and all bids, in whole or easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Marblehead Housing Authority in part and to make awards in a manner deemed in the best interest of the Town of Saugus as provided by M.G.L. ch.30B. TERMS OF SALE: EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Item: October 30, 2018 Item: October 30, 2018 A deposit of Five Thousand ($ 5000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES18P3083EA from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon Docket No. ES18P3242EA INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Essex Division said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Estate of: Estate of: Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Edward Francis McCarthy Theodore C Vallas Date of Death: September 26, 2018 Date of Death: 7/9/2018 SALEM FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Essex Division To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Present holder of said mortgage To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Mary K Kiernan of Venice FL Petitioner Agnes M. Serino of Salem MA a Will has been admitted to informal probate. By its Attorneys, a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Mary K Kiernan of Venice FL HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Agnes M. Serino of Salem MA has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to 150 California Street has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve without surety on the bond. Newton, MA 02458 serve without surety on the bond. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal (617) 558-0500 The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without 201301-0320 - TEA Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Item: October 23, 30, November 6, 2018 supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings THE TRIAL COURT Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Docket No. ES18P3027EA Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Item: October 30, 2018 Essex Probate and Family Court Item: October 30, 2018 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS (978)744-1020 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket No. ES18P3085EA PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Estate of: INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE DIVORCE SUMMONS BY Jean L. Sabatula Essex Division PUBLICATION AND MAILING Date of Death: 10/11/2017 Worcester Probate and Family Court To all interested persons: Estate of: 225 Main Street A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal Paul S English, Sr. Worcester, MA 01608 Representative has been filed by: Also Known As: Paul S. English, Paul English Docket No. WO18D1353DR Cheryl A. Barbour of Mechanicville NY Date of Death: 8/10/2017 requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Kehinde Matthew Erinoso vs Monique Arlene Erinoso as requested in the Petition. Petitioner Michael M Eagan of North Point FL The Petitioner requests that: a Will has been admitted to informal probate. To the Defendant: Cheryl A. Barbour of Mechanicville NY Michael M Eagan of North Point FL The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown on the bond in an unsupervised administration. serve without surety on the bond. The Complaint is on file at the Court. IMPORTANT NOTICE The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: the return day of 11/19/2018. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Jamie Lee Martin This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Tadmor &Tadmor, LLP appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings 340 Main Street timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Suite 610 within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Worcester, MA 01608 to you. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. your answer, if any, on or before 01/08/2019. If you fail to do so, the court will UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Item: October 30, 2018 proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file PROBATE CODE (MUPC) a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised WITNESS, Hon. Leilah A Keamy, First Justice of this Court. administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Date: October 15, 2018 Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the Stephanie K Fattman administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Register of Probate Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and Item: October 30, 2018 expenses of administration. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: October 10, 2018 Have a story to share? Pamela Casey O'Brien Need a question answered? Register of Probate [email protected] Item: October 30, 2018 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Second group of migrants enters Mexico as main caravan resumes

By Santiago Billy the road in southern Mex- Earlier this year, only outside the city of Tapan- before eventually crossing cident because her hus- and Christopher ico, the first caravan of about 200 from a caravan atepec, some waiting for the river on a raft. band's family lives in Sherman some 4,000 migrants re- of some 1,000 migrants rides while others plodded "We came with the goal Tecun Uman. The couple ASSOCIATED PRESS sumed its advance, still reached the Tijuana-San toward their goal for the of wanting to improve our from Guatemala City had at least 1,000 miles or Diego frontier. day: Niltepec, about 34 future for ourselves and joined the caravan in the TECUN UMAN, Gua- farther from their goal The Pentagon announce- road miles to the north- for our family. We did not border town and never temala — Hundreds of of reaching the United ment comes as President west. Federal Police pa- come with the intention of considered someone could Central Americans follow- die on the bridge. ing in the footsteps of a States as the Pentagon Donald Trump has been trols drove slowly along- finding death on the road," "I think they are risking thousands-strong migrant announced it would send focusing on the caravan side encouraging them to Argueta said, reflecting on much to cross to this side," caravan making its way 5,200 active-duty troops to to stir up his base a week stay on the shoulder. the news of the Honduran toward the U.S. border "harden" the U.S.-Mexico before midterm elections. Victor Argueta, 54, of man's death the previous Rodriguez said. crossed a river from Guate- border. There are already On Monday he tweeted: Santa Barbara, Honduras, night. "Maybe that boy While catching rides from mala into Mexico on Mon- more than 2,000 National "This is an invasion of our said he and his wife had came with good intentions, passing trucks was a large- day, defying a heavy Feder- Guard troops providing Country and our Military spent two nights sleep- perhaps with a young per- ly impromptu affair in the al Police presence deployed assistance at the border. is waiting for you!" ing on the internation- son's idea of supporting first week of the caravan, to patrol that country's The caravan currently Earlier in the day, mem- al bridge between Tecun his family." it has now become more or- southern frontier. has about 4,000 people, bers of the caravan strung Uman, Guatemala, and Sandra Rodriguez, 31, ganized. On Monday, more A low-flying police heli- but has been dwindling. out along the highway Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, had heard about the in- than 100 migrants lined copter hovered overhead up at a gas station parking as the migrants waded in lot to wait for rides. large groups through the Mayor Ramiro Nolasco Suchiate River's murky of the town of Zanatepec waters, apparently trying said locals had organized to use the downdraft from a bus and several trucks its rotors to discourage to carry migrants, mainly them. Guatemala's Noti7 women and children. channel reported that one "We are helping our man drowned and aired brothers from other coun- video of a man dragging tries with food, water, and a seemingly lifeless body transportation," Nolasco from the river. said. "It is going to be very Once on the Mexican little, compared to what side the migrants were they need." surrounded and escorted At a checkpoint near the by black-uniformed offi- town, some migrants gath- cers as sirens wailed. The ered to ask for help return- standoff at the riverbank ing home to Honduras, the followed a more violent origin of the great majority confrontation that oc- of those in the caravan. Ex- curred on the bridge over hausted from many days the river Sunday night, on the road, and disheart- when migrants threw ened by the many miles yet rocks and used sticks to go and misbehavior by against Mexico police. One some fellow travelers, peo- migrant died from a head ple have been dropping out PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wound during the clash, from the caravan, which at but the cause was unclear. A migrant raises his fist Monday as he nears the Mexican side of the Suchiate River, which con- its peak was estimated at Hundreds of miles up nects Guatemala and Mexico. more than 7,000.

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The gle's parent company, lost na are the world's largest behind it. party, why is it difficult substantial progress in Russell 2000 index of 4.5 percent to $1,034.73. economies and their trade Consider Apple's new to break through a phone easing the trade dispute smaller-company stocks Amazon.com dropped relationship is the world's iPhones. Sure, the new XR market dominated by Ap- next month. gave up 6.51 points, or 0.4 another 6.3 percent to largest, so the higher taxes and XS models all have ple and Samsung? The S&P 500 index fell percent, to 1,447.31. $1,538.88. The online re- on imports could also slow decent screens, battery life One such smartphone 17.44 points, or 0.7 per- Stocks have plunged tailer tumbled Friday after global economic growth and cameras. But Apple comes out this week from cent, to 2,641.25. since early October, break- it reported weak sales and and increase inflation. has also been emphasiz- Red, a company with roots in digital cameras for mov- ing such software-based ie productions. The new features as augmented re- How to score luxury travel for less Hydrogen One has a ho- ality, artificial intelligence lographic screen that pro- and automation using the Siri digital assistant. Or The first rule of scoring If you want to book a stressful, which is the op- duces 3D visuals without By Liz Weston take Samsung's Galaxy NERDWALLET a better seat: Don't book premium cabin seat en- posite of luxurious. needing special glasses. Note 9. Signature fea- the cheapest "basic econ- tirely with points or miles, Many airline-brand- It is launching with two Let's shatter one myth major movies converted tures include the use of AI omy" tickets, which can't you may need to plan well ed credit cards offer free to automatically fine-tune right now: Airline passen- be upgraded. If you're not in advance. You'll have checked bags as a perk. to this format and allows gers typically can't talk their images. sure whether a ticket can the best chance to claim a Others offset airline fees, users to create and share way into upgrades from the While the Hydrogen be upgraded, ask before guaranteed seat in a pre- including checked bags. Or their own videos shot with cheapest coach seats to first One's screen is different, you book. mium cabin if you book fly Southwest, which still the phone. class just by dressing up Milanesi said, it's not nec- If a flight has multiple when the award seats first offers two free checked Red's goals are modest and asking politely. essarily something the "cabins" or classes of ser- become available, often bags. — about 16 million units a Travel providers usually year, based on Red's stat- mass market will gravi- vice — economy, premium 300 to 360 days before the Not only are TSA Pre- save their best experienc- ed target of 0.5 percent tate to. economy, business and first flight. check security lines typi- es — comfortable seats, of Samsung's sales. But Red founder Jim Jan- — consider booking one cab- Some airlines offer dis- cally shorter — sometimes spacious hotel suites, Red will need customers nard said his phone is counted upgrades a week much shorter — but also, quick check-in lines — for in below where you want to beyond the tech elite and about making waves in a those willing to pay more. end up. Pay the premium or so before takeoff. Call users don't have to take off camera buffs; it'll need sea of smartphone same- When upgrades are hand- economy fare, for example, if and ask, or at least log in their shoes, remove their their friends and friends ness. ed out for free, the goodies you want to get to business and check your reserva- jackets or dig laptops and of their friends. It doesn't "We don't buy the same typically go to frequent class. It's harder to jump tion to see if there are any liquids out of their bags. help that the Hydrogen make, model or color of car travelers who spend a lot two levels than one. offers. Discounts may even Global Entry makes re- One carries a hefty $1,295 that our next-door neigh- with those providers. If you have sufficient pop up at check-in time. turning to the U.S. a breeze. price tag. bor has," he said. "It's There are ways, however, airline miles, you may be Carrying your suitcase If there's any chance you "The Red Hydrogen One important to keep this of getting a much better able to use them to up- on the plane allows you may travel internationally stands little chance of up- industry pushing along ... travel experience without grade right away — or you to bypass baggage claim, in the next five years, go for setting the smartphone and give people some new paying top dollar. Here are may need to keep check- but first you have to wres- Global Entry, which costs status quo," said Geoff choice. What we've done is a few approaches to con- ing back. Airlines often tle your luggage through $100 and includes TSA Pre- Blaber, a research analyst pretty nuts." sider if you want to make release more award seats security and jostle with check. Otherwise, TSA Pre- at CCS Insight. The phone starts selling your next trip a little more over time if a flight isn't other passengers for over- check alone costs $85. Both Chipping away at Ap- Friday through AT&T and luxurious. selling well. head bin space. That's are good for five years. ple's and Samsung's dom- Verizon in the U.S.

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