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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 Lynn TUESDAY IS DECISION DAY Tech Lynn, Peabody and Saugus voters will be going to the polls By Gayla Cawley bents fighting to fend off chal- Twenty-eight candidates are Gordon “Buzzy” Barton, a retired wins ITEM STAFF lengers in their respective City seeking election for City Council Lynn firefighter; Brian Field, Council, School Committee and and School Committee this Tues- a funeral director at Solimine Voters will be tasked with ex- $100G ercising their civic duty during Board of Selectmen races. day. Twenty seats are available. Funeral Home; Brian LaPierre, what’s anticipated to be a conten- Lynn voters can expect to see The only race that is not con- director of organization at the tious local election on Tuesday. a ballot with candidates for tested is Ward 2, where Coun- American Federation of Teachers Contested races are featured their respective ward councilor cilor Rick Starbard, president of and former teacher; and Hong state in three communities in the The races, along with seven coun- Rick’s Auto Collision, is running Net, a child support enforcement Item’s coverage area, Lynn, Pea- cilor-at-large and eight School unopposed. grant body and Saugus, with incum- Committee candidates. Councilor-at-Large incumbents ELECTION, A3 QUESTIONS FOR LYNN AND SAUGUS CANDIDATES: PAGES A3-A5, B3, B7 By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — More of the city’s high school students will have a chance to be- Saugus come certified in a trade thanks to a $100,000 state grant. master The Massachusetts De- partment of Elementary and Secondary Education plan in (DESE) planning grant will allow for expanded after-school offerings at Lynn Vocational Techni- progress cal Institute, which will build on its successful By Steve Krause Technical After-school ITEM STAFF Program (T.A.P.) that of- fers high school students SAUGUS — The town of career-ready trade skills. Saugus is about to adopt “We’re taking this to a a master plan that Town little bit of the next level,” Manager Scott Crabtree said Tech Principal Caris- hopes will help manage sa Karakaedos. “It doesn’t future growth and devel- opment. make sense to reinvent ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK the wheel if the T.A.P. “An updated town-wide program is successful. We Two workers cover the Union Hospital sign at the main entrance Saturday morning. Union’s master plan will study want to build on that and emergency room closed at 11:59 Sunday night. and analyze local develop- offer vocational offerings ment and how it has (im- to more students.” pacted) and will continue Now in its third year, to impact the communi- the Lynn Vocational T.A.P. A farewell to Union Hospital ty,” Crabtree said Friday. program, started by Tech “It will certainly benefit guidance counselor Brian DAILY ITEM STAFF of emergency services to go to the town and its residents O’Connell, was created Salem, but those with less acute and businesses to have to expand the school’s vo- LYNN — Union Hospital closed needs can go to an urgent care and build off of that in- cational opportunities to its emergency room Sunday at center, which was to open today at formation, and serve as a Lynn high school students 11:59 p.m. Union’s former ER. guide to the town on how who don’t attend Lynn The closure coincided with the The center will stay open until best to move forward with Tech. opening of an expanded emergen- May 2020, when a $23 million, current and future growth Much like T.A.P., the new cy department at Salem Hospital. medical village will open on the and development.” after-school program, ten- The new emergency department Union site. When it’s finished, Crab- tatively scheduled to begin is part of Partners Healthcare’s The site will feature urgent care, tree said the plan will next fall and referred to as $207 million expansion of North outpatient psychiatry services, also help Saugus protect the “After Dark Program,” Shore Medical Center in Salem, and an expanded home for the environmental resources, will expand vocational of- which is consolidating Salem and North Shore Physicians Group settle priorities for devel- ferings to students who Union hospitals. Lynn primary and specialty care oping and maintaining attend Lynn English, NSMC encourages those in need practice currently located in Lynn. infrastructure and public Lynn Classical and Fecte- facilities. It will create a au-Leary high schools. framework for any policy “There’s a need for this Left, nurse Tyler decisions in the future, program because I don’t diGrazia grabs promote open democrat- know of a career in a tech items to suture a ic planning, and give ed. school in Massachu- patient’s wound as land-owners, developers setts that doesn’t have a he works Satur- and permitting authori- wait list, including Lynn day in Union Hos- ties guidance, he said. Tech, so there are students pital’s emergen- Helping the town in its who have an interest in cy room. Right, establishment of a master technical education that Lynn’s James plan is the Metropolitan aren’t able to access it so Riley is patched Area Planning Council. we’re creating a mecha- up by Kat Warren. The plan will include nism in which they can,” For more photos, a statement of goals and said School Superinten- policies for land use, hous- dent Dr. Patrick Tutwiler. see LOOK, Page A8. ing, economic develop- For example, at Tech, ment, natural and cultural there were more students resources, open space and admitted than previ- recreation, services and ous years, but this year’s Opinion Sports facilities, transportation, freshman class is just 268 Suing big oil is how KIPP Academy football keeps making history. B1 and implementation. As GRANT, A7 you tackle climate change. A6 Swampscott wins, English and St. Mary’s fall in football playoffs. B1 PLAN, A7

WHO IS YOUR Saugus Police and PERSON OF THE YEAR? Essex Media Group, which publishes DPW well equipped The Item, itemlive.com, La Voz, and the Lynn eld and Peabody Weekly News By Steve Krause You may also see two new newspapers; and 01940, 01945 and ITEM STAFF rough-terrain vehicles that 01907 magazines, will honor a Person will be used by the Depart- of the Year in each of the communities SAUGUS — The Saugus ment of Public Works, Build- we cover: Lynn, Lynn eld, Marblehead, Police Department and the ing Maintenance Depart- Nahant, Peabody, Revere, Saugus and Department of Public Works ment and Public Safety. Swampscott. will definitely be kings of “This investment will con- We ask your help in identifying those the road with the addition of tinue to prioritize the safety who have made a positive impact on the new cruisers and rough-ter- of the residents of Saugus community. rain vehicles. and the Town’s emergency We’ll accept nominations through Fri- If you’re traveling the responders,” Crabtree said. day, Nov. 15. streets of the town, you may The fully-furnished public For instructions on how to nominate, see one of four new police safety vehicles arrived earli- please go to www.itemlive.com. We will PHOTO | TOWN OF SAUGUS cruisers. They have been er this week. Residents can have the set-up on the website. added to the town’s existing expect to see the cruisers We are looking forward to hearing from The Saugus Police Department’s four new cruisers fleet, Town Manager Scott you. are parked in front of the Saugus Ironworks. Crabtree said Saturday. EQUIPMENT, A7

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Ms. Joanne L. (Gaff) Wheeler, age 85, of Saugus, died at the Monday, Nov. 4 - Sunday, Nov. 10 North Shore Medical Center in Salem on Tuesday, Oct. 29. LYNN SATURDAY, NOV. 9 PEABODY MONDAY, NOV. 4 Born in Malden, Joanne was ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT the daughter of the late Henry MONDAY, NOV. 4 MONDAY, NOV. 4 and Louise (Lafayette) Gaff. Chase the Chill Sit & The Coordinated Fam- She had worked as a kinder- EDUCATION Knit at Land of a Thou- MUNICIPAL ily and Community En- garten teacher at Our Lady of Medicare Mondays at sand Hills Coffee, 10 a.m. Licensing Board, City gagement playgroup at 89 the Assumption in Chelsea. Land of a Thousand Hills Taproom Yoga at Bent Hall, 6 p.m. Burrill St., 10-11:30 a.m. Mrs. Wheeler is survived Coffee, 9 a.m. Water Brewing Company, Zoning Board of Appeals, The Delvena Theater by her daughter, Joanne M. 11 a.m. City Hall, 7 p.m. Company Presents: “The Fafard; four grandchildren, ENTERTAINMENT Adult Coloring Time at Dickens You Say” at the Amanda Allen, Nola Paton, Adult Coloring Time at Lynn Public Library, 3 EDUCATION public library, 6:30-7:30 Alexis Fafard and William Fa- Lynn Public Library, 11 p.m. Welch School Council p.m. fard Jr.; three brothers, John, a.m. Hermits Up, Up and meeting, 50 Swampscott EveryBody iyengar-in- Robert and Gilbert Gaff. She is Children’s ABC Time at Away at Lynn Auditorium, Avenue, 8 a.m. spired yoga at 89 Burrill also survived by many nieces, Lynn Public Library, 11 7 p.m. St., 7:15-8:20 p.m. nephews and those who fond- Live Music Saturdays at ENTERTAINMENT a.m. MUNICIPAL ly called her “Gram.” She was home on Wednesday at 9 a.m. Bent Water Brewing Com- Super Sleuths adult QuaranTEEN Graphic Historic District Com- predeceased by three broth- followed by a funeral Mass in Novel Group at Lynn Pub- pany, 8:30 p.m. book group, South branch ers, Edward, Sonny and Larry mission meeting at Blessed Sacrament Church, lic Library, 3 p.m. Karaoke at Brandy Bar- library, 78 Lynn St., 1-2 Gaff; and two sisters, Louise rel Pub, 9 p.m. p.m. Swampscott Police Sta- Kelley and Louanne Eccleston. 14 Summer St., Saugus, at Lynn Parents Advisory tion, 7:30 p.m. Service information: Rela- 10 a.m. For directions and Council presents LeDer- ick Horne at Lynn Public SUNDAY, NOV. 10 TUESDAY, NOV. 5 tives and friends are invited condolences www.BisbeePor- UESDAY OV Schools Administration T , N . 5 to attend visiting hours in cella.com. ENTERTAINMENT MUNICIPAL building, 100 Bennett St., the BISBEE-PORCELLA Fu- Election Day EDUCATION 6 p.m. Christine D’Clario & neral Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Grupo Barak at Lynn Au- Professional Learning Karaoke Night at Lazy EDUCATION Saugus, on Tuesday from 4-8 ditorium, 7 p.m. Day- No School for all p.m. Funeral from the funeral Dog Sports Bar, 9:30 p.m. No school — professional grades development day ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, NOV. 5 LYNNFIELD ENTERTAINMENT 2D Art Exploration with Wayne J. Matthews, 67 ENTERTAINMENT Farm fest at Brooksby Lara Goodman at 89 Bur- MONDAY, NOV. 4 rill St., 3:45-4:45 p.m. 1951-2019 Children’s Let’s Create Farm, see Peabody Recre- at Lynn Public Library, 3 MUNICIPAL ation website for more de- tails, 54 Felton St., noon-3 MUNICIPAL LYNN — Mr. Wayne J. Mat- p.m. Finance Committee, p.m. School Building Com- thews, 67, of Lynn, passed Trivia at Lazy Dog Town Hall, 7 p.m. Sports Bar, 8 p.m. mittee meeting at the away on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2019 high school, 6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6 at home with his loving family MUNICIPAL TUESDAY, NOV. 5 at his side following w brief ill- Election Day, Polls open EDUCATION WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6 ness. He is the husband of Lien MUNICIPAL from 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Burke School  u clin- (Kieu) Matthews, with whom he Board of Selectmen, NTERTAINMENT ic, 127 Birch St., 9 a.m.-3 E shared 17 years of marriage. Merritt Center, 600 Mar- Parent-Child Art Explo- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6 p.m. Wayne was born Dec. 29, ket St., 7 p.m. ration with Lara Good- 1951 in Lynn, he is the son of ENTERTAINMENT man at 89 Burrill St., 10 the late Arthur and Milda (Tre- THURSDAY, NOV. 7 Adult Scrapbook at WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6 a.m. bul) Matthews. He was a res- Lynn Public Library, 9-11 MUNICIPAL ident of Lynn for most of his EDUCATION MUNICIPAL life, a graduate of St. Mary’s a.m. Early release day. Planning Board, City Select Board meeting at high School. Mother Goose Story Hall lower level confer- the high school, 6 p.m. Time at Lynn Public Li- ence room, 24 Lowell St., Wayne worked as a planner at THURSDAY, NOV. 7 brary, 9:30 a.m. 7 p.m. General Electric for many years THURSDAY, NOV. 7 Starry Starry Night Pro- EDUCATION until his retirement in 2011. EDUCATION gram at High Rock Obser- Wake eld Lynn eld EDUCATION Wayne will be remembered Veterans Memorial High as a great husband, brother by his grandnephew, Daniel vatory, 8-10 p.m. Chamber of Commerce Elementary Parent eve- Richards and his partner Kaity School parent-teacher and friend with a big heart breakfast club, Brothers conferences, 485 Lowell ning conferences, 5-8 p.m. and son Mason and daughter HURSDAY OV and was always willing to help. T , N . 7 Deli, 404 Main St., Wake- St., 6-8 p.m. He had a great personality Mackenzie. In addition to his eld, 8-9:30 a.m. ENTERTAINMENT and liked to laugh. He was an parents Wayne is predeceased ENTERTAINMENT The Coordinated Fam- avid Patriots and Red Sox fan. by Gary and Gail Matthews. Jump and Jive with MUNICIPAL SATURDAY, NOV. 9 ily and Community En- Miss Kathy at Lynn Pub- Council on Aging, Lynn- gagement playgroup at 89 Wayne truly enjoyed taking Service information: ENTERTAINMENT Wayne’s visiting hours will lic Library, 10 a.m. eld Senior Center, 8 a.m. Burrill St., 10-11:30 a.m. care of his family and enjoyed Frozen ice princess Ar- be in the CUFFE-MCGINN Robotics Today, Innova- A Taste of Tai Chi with entertaining and having a cold endelle visits the West tion Tomorrow at Lynn RIDAY OV Leda Elliot at the public beer with family and friends. Funeral Home, 157 Maple F , N . 8 branch library — for in- In addition to his loving wife St., Lynn, on Tuesday, Nov. Public Library, 6 p.m. library, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Paul Anka at Lynn Au- EDUCATION fants to 5 years old — call EveryBody iyengar-in- Lien, Wayne is survived by his 5, 2019 from 5-9 p.m. In- the library to register, 603 ditorium, 7:30 p.m. Middle school picture spired yoga at 89 Burrill sister, Debra Franklin of Neva- terment in Pine Grove Cem- Lowell St., 10 a.m.-noon da; his cousins, Robert Camp- etery will be held privately Karaoke at Brandy Bar- retake day, 505 Main St., St., 7:15-8:20 p.m. bell, Maureen Gauthier and with Wayne’s family. To share rel Pub, 9 p.m. 7:45-9:30 a.m. Karen Campbell; his nephews, an online condolence please SAUGUS FRIDAY, NOV. 8 Matthew Prendergast of Ne- visit www.cuffemcginn.com. RIDAY OV F , N . 8 NAHANT ENTERTAINMENT vada, David Prendergast of MONDAY, NOV. 4 Nevada, Michael Matthews ENTERTAINMENT Photo exhibit Abstracts: and wife Ariel and son Elijah Story Time with Miss MONDAY, NOV. 4 EDUCATION Ocean, Earth, and Sky LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® with work from Stephen of Lynn. He is also survived Lucy at Lynn Public Li- MUNICIPAL Advanced Academy Pro- brary, 10 a.m. gram presentation, High Levin at 89 Burrill St., Curbside leaf pickup, 7 6:30-9 p.m. Acoustic Fridays at Bent a.m. School Learning Com- Water Brewing Company, mons, Pearce Memorial Sherry Ann Cefalo, 60 6 p.m. Drive, 6 p.m. SATURDAY, NOV. 9 Lynn Home for Women/ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6 MUNICIPAL ENTERTAINMENT Washington Square Res- ENTERTAINMENT idence Holiday Auction Board of Health, public Caregiver & Me Dance LYNN — Sherry Ann Cefalo, Storytime at the library, library community room, class at 89 Burrill St., age 60, passed away unex- Dinner at Knights of Co- 10:30 a.m. lumbus, 177 Lynn eld St., 295 Central St., 6:15-8:15 for children ages 1.5 to 3, pectedly on Oct 17. 9:15-10 a.m. 6-10 p.m. p.m. Born in Lynn, she was a HURSDAY OV Ballet Class for children Marine Corps Birthday T , N . 7 graduate of Lynn English ages 3 to 5 at 89 Burrill Celebration at Lynn En- TUESDAY, NOV. 5 High School, where she was a MUNICIPAL St., 10-10:45 a.m. glish High School, 6:30 cheerleader and played on the Board of Assessors, Town MUNICIPAL Made by 01907 local ar- p.m. Hall, 5 p.m. tisans event at 89 Burrill powderpuff team. Teen Drop-in Center at Election Day She was beautiful person Solarie Nahant — Meet St., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Lynn Tech Fieldhouse, 6-9 the Installers. Lifesaving Photo exhibit Abstracts: inside and out, and will be WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6 p.m. station, 7 p.m. Ocean, Earth, and Sky greatly missed by her family Gilberto Santa Rosa at and true friends. Board of Selectmen, MUNICIPAL with work from Stephen Lynn Auditorium, 8 p.m. Town Hall, 7 p.m. Service information: Ser- Swearing-in ceremony Levin at 89 Burrill St., 10 Karaoke at Brandy Bar- Planning Board Meet- a.m. - 1 p.m. vices will be private. rel Pub, 9 p.m. for newly-elected town of- ing, Town Hall, 7 p.m. cials, Town Hall auditori- Book Sale hosted by The Wetlands Bylaw Study um, 298 Central St., 7 p.m. Friends of the Swampscott Committee, Town Hall, Library at the public li- lower level, 7:30 p.m. brary, 10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. THURSDAY, NOV. 7 FRIDAY, NOV. 8 MUNICIPAL SUNDAY, NOV. 10 Planning Board, Town ENTERTAINMENT Hall annex, 25 Main St., ENTERTAINMENT Nahant Community 7 p.m. Qi Gong with Tony EMG Breakfast, Village Church, Crossmann at 89 Burrill 8 a.m. St., 9 a.m. RIDAY OV F , N . 8 Photo exhibit Abstracts: Help Wanted SUNDAY, NOV. 10 ENTERTAINMENT Ocean, Earth, and Sky Friendship story time, with work from Stephen ENTERTAINMENT public library craft room, Levin at 89 Burrill St., 10 Tango Demonstration 295 Central St., 9:30-10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Essex Media Group, publisher of the Daily Item,Lynnfield Performance and work- a.m. Book Sale hosted by The shop, Serenity Room, Na- Friends of the Swamp- Weekly News, Peabody Weekly News, La Voz, 01907 hant Community Center, scott Library at the public Magazine, 01940 Magazine, 01945 Magazine, North 4 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT library, 12-3 p.m. Shore Golf Magazine and Itemlive.com (digital platform) is looking for a motivated and driven individual to join our 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays sales team. 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Brian Castellanos, incumbent John Ford, incumbent Sandra Lopez, challenger Jared Nicholson, incumbent Do you see value in school resource Do you see value in school resource Do you see value in school resource Do you see value in school resource officers? officers? officers? officers? They provide tremendous value. I’ve Yes. They are a necessary evil. They Yes, but schools don’t have all the help Absolutely. There is tremendous value. had positive experiences with them in follow up on truancy cases and perform they need and they need money for more They are specifically selected to develop high school. Their level of engagement other tasks. But they also provide value services. with students strong meaningful rela- with students is so important, especial- to schools. Lynn schools are old and outdated. tionships. ly when you look at the perception some Lynn schools are old and outdated. What is your plan to bring them into Lynn schools are old and outdated. people hold concerning law enforcement. What is your plan to bring them into the 21st century? What is your plan to bring them into Lynn schools are old and outdated. the 21st century? My plan is to use space available the 21st century? What is your plan to bring them into We have 10 schools that are more than around the city to take advantage of op- We rely on the city and the state for the 21st century? 100 years old, so we are in a real bind. portunities coupled with ideas provided funding, but we can advocate and inno- We need new schools. They are all out- Inspectional Services does a great job to us by architects. vate. We need outside sources for class- dated. We need to work toward a col- keeping buildings safe and updating tech- rooms and more options like the Lynn lective process to advocate before the nology, but there is no way under Massa- Tech eighth grade program. MSBA. chusetts School Building Authority rules that we can “build out” of this problem.

Tiffany Magnolia, challenger Michael Satterwhite, incumbent Donna Coppola, incumbent Do you see value in school resource Do you see value in school resource Do you see value in school resource Lorraine Gately, incumbent officers? officers? officers? Do you see value in school resource Yes. When kids develop relationships I see a high value in them and I know I do see value in SROs. In the second- officers? with law enforcement, it provides them school families do as well. They play a vital ary schools they build another relation- Yes, especially at the secondary school with a role model that enhances the com- role in the safety of our schools and in men- ship with students that allows them to level. They have been shown to bring a munity. toring. They are only in the middle schools, reach out to and reassures parents. calming effect in the middle schools. Lynn schools are old and outdated. but I could see expanding the number of Lynn schools are old and outdated. Lynn schools are old and outdated. What is your plan to bring them into officers but we need money to pay for it. What is your plan to bring them into What is your plan to bring them into the 21st century? Lynn schools are old and outdated. the 21st century? the 21st century? We need to look at multiple solutions What is your plan to bring them into The Lynn Tech eighth grade academy The mayor has a five-year capital plan including short-term leases and off-site the 21st century? is an example of a success, but we need that allows schools when they apply for locations. We need one, two — even three We are bound by the budget, but I will more. Are there ways to bring in other building projects to show the state that — new middle schools. continue to be a vocal advocate support- new programs? they have a local funding commitment. ing the mayor’s plans for school buildings. Lynn, Peabody and Saugus will be going to the polls ELECTION decide whether to re-elect to fill Capano’s seat, is fac- Sandra Lopez, who works Arc, and Russell Donovan, Brazis, Jeff Cicolini, Deb- From A1 Richard Colucci, a real es- ing a challenge from Cinda in healthcare, and Tiffany a former mayoral candi- ra Panetta, and Jennifer tate agent, or vote for his Danh. The two were sep- Magnolia, a professor at date, are vying for Turco’s D’Eon, and challengers specialist at the Massa- challenger, Natasha Me- arated by just 10 votes in North Shore Community open seat in Ward 1. Anthony Cogliano Sr., Al- chusetts Department of gie-Maddrey, an attorney September’s primary. College. Ward 2 Councilor Peter berto Morgante, Corinne Revenue; are facing a chal- who ran unsuccessfully John “Jay” Walsh, a for- In Peabody, seven can- McGinn will try to fend Riley, Paul Allan, Christo- lenge from Jose M. Encar- for School Committee two mer General Electric Co. didates are seeking five off challenger, Jaclyn Cor- pher Jones, Michael Seri- nacion, an administrator years ago. employee who now works councilor-at-large seats, in- riveau. no, Domenic Montano, and at the Dominican Republic Ward 5 voters will choose for his family’s oil compa- cluding incumbents Ryan In Ward 4, incumbent Michael Coller. Consulate; Joel Hyppolite, between incumbent Dian- ny, is vying to hold onto his Melville, Thomas Rossign- Edward Charest faces a Selectman Mark Mitch- and Lennin Ernesto Pena, na Chakoutis, a restau- seat in Ward 7, where he’s oll, Thomas Gould, Anne challenge from John Salis- ell, accused of embezzling an operator at the city’s rant manager and the facing a challenge from Manning Martin, and chal- bury-Rowswell. funds from his former em- wastewater treatment only woman on the City Alexis Reynoso, a business lengers Ward 1 Councilor In Ward 6, voters will ployer, is not running for plant. Voters will be asked Council, and her opponent, owner. Jon Turco, School Commit- choose between Councilor re-election. to pick four candidates. Marven Hyppolite, a case- For School Commit- tee member Jarrod Hoch- Mark O’Neill and challeng- Ten candidates are run- For City Council, voters worker for U.S. Rep. Seth tee, voters will be asked man and retired Peabody er, Keith Doucette. ning for five seats on the will see a rematch in wards Moulton’s office who is to choose six of the eight Police Capt. John DeRosa The three School Com- School Committee. Incum- 1, 3, and 5. running for the seat for a candidates running: in- Jr. To run for the council- mittee members who will bents Jeanette Meredith, Ward 1 voters will choose third time. He has no rela- cumbents Brian Castel- or-at-large seat vacated by appear on the ballot Tues- Linda Gaieski and Marc between incumbent Wayne tion to Joel Hyppolite. lanos, a social worker for David Gravel, Turco gave day, Joseph Amico, Brandi Magliozzi are seeking Lozzi, an environmental One of the most closely the Department of Chil- up his Ward 1 seat. Carpenter and John Olim- re-election, and challeng- analyst for MassDEP, and watched races this election dren and Families; Donna Mayor Edward Betten- pio, are running unop- ers John S. Hatch, Wil- William O’Shea III, an at- season has been for Ward Coppola, a case manager court is facing a challenge posed. liam Marchand Jr., Arthur torney. 6, where two candidates at JOI Childcare Center; from Jacqueline Conway. The local election in Sau- Grabowski, Joseph Gould, In Ward 3, City Council are vying to fill the seat John Ford, a retired Gen- All but two ward council gus will be highlighted Ryan Fisher, Thomas President Darren Cyr, an vacated by state Rep. Peter eral Electric Co. employ- races are contested. Ward by contested races for the Whitteredge and Darren investigator for the Mas- Capano following his elec- ee; Lorraine Gately, a 3 Councilor James Moust- Board of Selectmen and Ring are vying for a seat sachusetts State Lottery, tion to the state legislature schoolteacher; Jared Nich- soulas and Ward 5 Council- School Committee. on the panel. is facing a challenge from in November. olson, a law professor at or Joel Saslow are running Twelve candidates are School Committee mem- George Meimeteas, a real Incumbent Fred Hogan, Northeastern University; unopposed. seeking to fill five seats on bers Liz Marchese and estate company owner. who was selected by the Michael Satterwhite, an Craig Welton, chief devel- the Board of Selectmen, in- Lisa Morgante are not run- In Ward 4, voters will City Council in January attorney; and challengers opment officer at Northeast cluding incumbents Scott ning for re-election. AREA POLLING PLACES Election Day is Nov. 5 • Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. LYNN PEABODY tosh Clubhouse Precinct 10, Italian American Ward 1, Precinct 1, Shoemaker School, 26 Regina Ward 1, Precinct 1, Saint Ann’s Church, 140 Lynn St. Ward 5, Precinct 1, 2, West Congregational Church, 27 Road Ward 1, Precinct 2, Aviv Centers for Living, 240 Lynn- Johnson St. Club, 1 Beachview Ave. Ward 1, Precinct 2, Pondview Lodge, 112 Kernwood field St. Ward 5, Precinct 3, McCarthy School, 76 Lake St. Ward 6, Precinct 1, West Memorial School, 15 Bow St. Drive Ward 1, Precinct 3, Saint Ann’s Church, 140 Lynn St. Ward 2, Precinct 1, 2, Welch School, 50 Swampscott Ave. Ward 6, Precinct 2, 3, Burke School, 127 Birch St. LAW OFFICES OF Ward 1, Precincts 3 & 4, Sisson School, 56 Conomo JAMES J. CARRIGAN Ave. Ward 2, Precinct 3, South School, 16 Maple St. Ex- Ward 2, Precincts 1-4, St. Pius Lower Church Hall, 215 tension SAUGUS • Social Security Disability Ward 3, Precinct 1, 2, Our Lady of Fatima Church, 50 Precinct 1, American Legion Hall, 44 Taylor St. • Workers Compensation Maple St. Walsh Ave. Precinct 2, Veteran’s School, 39 Hurd Ave. • Accidents Ward 3, Precincts 1-4, Marshall Middle School, 100 25 years located across Ward 3, Precinct 3, Wilson Terrace Recreational Hall, Precinct 3, Chestnut Woods Rehabilitation Center, 73 from Lynn District Court Brookline St. 15a Wilson Terrace Chestnut St. 15 Johnson St. Ward 4, 1-4, Harrington School, 21 Dexter St. Ward 4, Precinct 1, Calvary Baptist Church, 4 Coolidge Precinct 4, Belmonte Middle School, 25 Dow St. Ward 5, Precincts 1-4, Lynn Tech Annex, 90 Commer- Road Precinct 5, Lynnhurst School, 10 Elm St. 781-596-0100 cial St. JAMES J. CARRIGAN Ward 4, Precinct 2, Smith Barn, 38 Felton St. Precinct 6, Veteran’s School, 39 Hurd Ave. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Ward 6, Precincts 1-4, Lynn Tech Fieldhouse, 80 Nep- Ward 4, Precinct 3, Peabody Veterans Memorial High, Precinct 7, Knights of Columbus, 1 K of C Dr. LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL tune Blvd. 485 Lowell St. Precinct 8, Belmonte Middle School, 25 Dow St. www.jamescarriganlaw.com Ward 7, Breed Middle School, 90 O’Callaghan Way Ward 4, Precinct 3a, 300 Brooksby Village Drive, Mcin- Precinct 9, Oaklandvale School, 266 Main St. [email protected] A4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 Q&A WITH LYNN SEE INTERVIEWS

the city’s tax base? I’m hoping that the new development will spur residents who have disposable income that can help support business- es that may open. Maybe some of these folks, Boston commuters, as they look at going out to business on their own, may look to Lynn as an alternative. Do you favor the mayor hiring two city planners at no cost to the city as proposed by the Lynn Business Part- nership? This is something we’ve talked about with EDIC going back to the last may- oral administration. We would have to see how that department would be set up and who they would answer to and col- laborate with. Just to say we would bring in a planner or two without seeing how that would all play out, I think would be a little premature. Wayne Lozzi, Ward 1 councilor Richard Colucci, Ward 4 councilor Dianna Chakoutis, Ward 5 council- What would you do about crime? What would you do about crime? or The rst thing is to shore up our Lynn First of all, crime isn’t as bad as people What would you do about crime? Police Department personnel. We’re cur- think it is. It’s 10 percent down this year, We just hired new police of cers. Hope- rently understaffed. We recently hired 19 16 percent down last year and 14 percent fully, we can get community police of - of cers. We’re in the queue for an addi- down the previous year. We just hired 25 cers back on the street. They know how tional 20, which is the rst step. I would new cops and we need community police to get to know the kids and the neigh- also look to see the community liaison of cers. borhood. of cer program come back. How do you propose to broaden How do you propose to broaden How do you propose to broaden the city’s tax base? the city’s tax base? the city’s tax base? We’re doing development, including The answer is development: We need We need to seek federal, state and city on the Lynnway, Munroe Street, at the to bring in new businesses that will help funding to bring tax relief, not increase former Beacon Chevrolet site and with broaden the tax base. taxes. For instance, by becoming a green a new building at 700 Washington. Do you favor the mayor hiring two community, there will be annual reve- We’re doing what we can. Lynn is a very city planners at no cost to the city as nue to the city, including half a million land-constricted city so we’re trying to dollars upon designation, that would go proposed by the Lynn Business Part- get development to go on the Lynnway. nership? straight into the city coffers. Do you favor the mayor hiring two Do you favor the mayor hiring two I support it as long as the hiring goes city planners at no cost to the city as through the city personnel director work- city planners at no cost to the city as proposed by the Lynn Business Part- proposed by the Lynn Business Part- ing along with the mayor and the council. nership? nership? Yes, if it’s at no cost to the city, how can If there is a means to fund the planner, you say no? We need a city planner and I’m 100 percent in favor of it. Hopefully, Darren Cyr, Ward 3 councilor if we can get one at no cost to the city, it’s the person we hire will be good at moving What would you do about crime? the city forward with redevelopment and We’re already doing it. We hired 19 new a good thing. grant programs. police of cers and are in the process of hiring 26 more, along with reinstating the department’s drug and gang units. There’s Shannon Grants coming in and we’re getting other community groups involved, as well as the school system. How do you propose to broaden the city’s tax base? Through development -- it’s that sim- ple. That’s what we’re doing. There’s well over $1 billion in development planned or underway over the next three to four years. We’re constantly bringing develop- ers into the city, and constantly meeting with people about development. Do you favor the mayor hiring two city planners at no cost to the city as proposed by the Lynn Business Part- nership? The mayor has already agreed to sit down with the City Council to work out Marven Hyppolite, Ward 5 chal- what the process is going to be. I would lenger rather hire a consultant company that Natasha Megie-Maddrey, Ward 4 What would you do about crime? Willam O’Shea, Ward 1 challenger comes in as a city planner instead of hir- challenger We need more community discussions What would you do about crime? ing or creating a new department. Even- What would you do about crime? on youth trauma due to crime. I would The biggest thing is the police depart- tually we’re going to have to pay for it. My focus on crime would be to have work with the legislative delegation to ment’s gang unit was disbanded due to Nothing is free. Everything comes with more programs in the schools, starting as access more public safety grants. funding and I think it would be a huge a cost. early as elementary schools, so kids know How do you propose to broaden thing for the gang unit to be reestab- to stay away from crime. We need more the city’s tax base? lished. Since the gang unit has been dis- programs like Stop the Violence and also The answer is development: We need to building housing to attract newcomers to banded, there have been more shootings. need neighborhood crime watches so we the city, but we also need to build to meet There should be more school of cers as watch our for each other and make sure the needs of current residents. well. our kids are safe. Do you favor the mayor hiring two How do you propose to broaden How do you propose to broaden the city’s tax base? city planners at no cost to the city as the city’s tax base? proposed by the Lynn Business Part- The rst thing I would encourage is to I would look to see if we could have lower the commercial tax rate in Lynn. nership? more development in the city. I think we I support it 100 percent. We are the It’s the third highest tax in all of Mas- need both commercial development, as sachusetts. We’re not encouraging busi- largest city on the North Shore but we well as residential development, which don’t have planners. We need them to nesses to open with such a high tax. I would broaden our tax base and bring would also encourage more development. help us revive downtown and make Lynn more money in. even greater. Do you favor the mayor hiring two Do you favor the mayor hiring two city planners at no cost to the city as city planners at no cost to the city as proposed by the Lynn Business Part- proposed by the Lynn Business Part- nership? nership? I would think if the city can have two Absolutely. I would support the mayor city planners at no cost to the city, that hiring two city planners. I think that’s would be a no-brainer. Anyone who is go- what we need in the city of Lynn. We ing to sit in and think of ways to save the need planners and a grant writer. city money, that would certainly be an asset to the city of Lynn. George Meimeteas, Ward 3 chal- lenger What would you do about crime? In 2009, I unsuccessfully ran for coun- cilor-at-large and said we need to do something about crime, but nothing has happened since that time. We need ed- ucation and programs to keep the kids occupied and busy. You can add as many police of cers as you want, but nothing will really happen. It starts with educa- tion. How do you propose to broaden the city’s tax base? Businesses are the backbone to any Fred Hogan, Ward 6 councilor city. We need to support the existing What would you do about crime? businesses and attract new ones. Salem We need to bolster the police force and rolls out the red carpet for businesses. augment police with proactive programs Lynn has to be like that. like Stop the Violence. Do you favor the mayor hiring two How do you propose to broaden city planners at no cost to the city as the city’s tax base? proposed by the Lynn Business Part- We need new businesses in Ward 6. nership? Let’s get good businesses that help our I’m in favor as long as it’s a quali ed tax base. Rick Starbard, Ward 2 councilor planner, not just somebody who’s a friend Do you favor the mayor hiring two What would you do about crime? of a friend. A city of our size de nitely city planners at no cost to the city as The hope is to increase the of cers on needs a planner. We need to increase eco- proposed by the Lynn Business Part- the street and bring back the communi- nomic viability in certain areas and we nership? ty liaison program so of cers can form need to have transparency so citizens I absolutely support it. The city desper- better relationships with residents in know what’s going on. ately needs planners, but let’s make sure the neighborhood, as well as educate our the hirings come through the mayor and young kids. the council. How do you propose to broaden A4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 CANDIDATES ON ITEMLIVE.COM

Cinda Danh, Ward 6 challenger Gordon “Buzzy” Barton, Council- Brian LaPierre, Councilor-at-Large Jose M. Encarnacion, Council- What would you do about crime? or-at-Large incumbent incumbent or-at-Large challenger I would bring in more community con- What would you do about crime? What would you do about crime? What would you do about crime? versations involving communication As chairman of the Public Safety Com- We know it’s a top priority in the city We need to hire more police of cers but with our youth on social emotional learn- mittee, I’m aware of how important it is and I think we’re taking steps currently we need to hire police of cers that re ect ing and other topics so they don’t resort to do whatever we can to reduce crime. the city’s diversity, such as those that to violence. with the hiring of new police of cers to The most obvious answer is we need to hit our streets. are Latino, black or Asian. We need more How do you propose to broaden increase our police force and we’re in the How do you propose to broaden community policing. the city’s tax base? process of doing that. If we could get the the city’s tax base? How do you propose to broaden Let’s support small businesses and add community policing back, that would be We need to continue to do what we’re the city’s tax base? to the local economy. a huge help. We can bring more development and Do you favor the mayor hiring two How do you propose to broaden doing by investing in responsible devel- opment and making sure the commercial construction so we can bring in more in- city planners at no cost to the city as the city’s tax base? come. tax base remains strong. With recre- proposed by the Lynn Business Part- More commercial development is the Do you favor the mayor hiring two nership? ational marijuana on the books and tax- No. 1 way to increase the tax base. That city planners at no cost to the city as I de nitely support the proposal but the es, along with the meals tax, it’s lessen- would be good for the residential taxpay- proposed by the Lynn Business Part- focus should be on inclusion by bringing ers and I think we can be more aggres- ing the burden on commercial taxpayers. nership? everybody to the table for a discussion on sive in recruiting businesses and making Do you favor the mayor hiring two I support the mayor hiring two city planner hiring. Lynn a more attractive place to do busi- city planners at no cost to the city as planners. I think we do need those so we ness. proposed by the Lynn Business Part- can better plan our city’s situation and Do you favor the mayor hiring two nership? make it better nancially. I don’t know city planners at no cost to the city as I’d favor that plan as grant-funded. where the money will come from, but I proposed by the Lynn Business Part- Let’s take baby steps with it. I’m in favor de nitely think we need two city plan- nership? of the cost and model. We need a planner ners. I’ve been advocating for a city planner at no cost to the taxpayers. I’m in favor of since I rst ran for council in 2011, so I that proposal. I will support it if it goes would be strongly in favor of that propos- through. al. Those would be a huge step forward for the city that would get us an in- creased investment from businesses that are looking to come to Lynn.

John “Jay” Walsh, Ward 7 councilor What would you do about crime? I will work with our legislative dele- gation to obtain money for community Lennin Ernesto Pena, Council- policing. That is the type of police work or-at-Large challenger that helps to address the root cause of What would you do about crime? the crime problem. I would advocate to hire more police How do you propose to broaden of cers, but would want to bring back the city’s tax base? more programs such as the walking unit. I would work with the Lynn Economic I would have more of a police presence in Hong Net, Councilor-at-Large in- Development & Industrial Corporation to the downtown area and bring back more cumbent attract more business. We need to promote Brian Field, Councilor-at-Large in- youth programs like D.A.R.E. I would What would you do about crime? also bring more police of cers to re ect the businesses we have and get more busi- cumbent What would you do about crime? We need to beef up more police patrols. our community’s diversity. nesses to increase our current growth. I think what we’re doing right now is We are hiring 26 more police of cers. It’s How do you propose to broaden Do you favor the mayor hiring two putting more police on the force and re- a good time to educate our community. the city’s tax base? city planners at no cost to the city as building the numbers that we need to The police need to go around and get to I would support and work with all of our proposed by the Lynn Business Part- get to. 168 is not a good number. We just know the neighborhoods and community. local unions to try and bring in investors nership? hired 19 and now another 26 are going to I would like to see some kind of training who want to bring in commercial reve- I would not support the LBP plan. I the academy. We need more community for people from all over the world, so we nue like hotels and restaurant chains. I will support hiring two planners that policing and programs for kids. can understand different cultures and would work with local entrepreneurs to are quali ed and hired through the City How do you propose to broaden target crime. help make their businesses successful Council with a candidate interview pro- the city’s tax base? How do you propose to broaden and invest in our local businesses. cess I would bring in more commercial the city’s tax base? Do you favor the mayor hiring two property. New commercial growth is We need to generate more revenue. city planners at no cost to the city as key, along with sustaining the commer- We have to promote our city to get small proposed by the Lynn Business Part- cial base that is already here. We need businesses. We have to bring in more nership? to look at different things, what works businesses, promote our downtown and Absolutely. Having two city planners in the community and what doesn’t, and waterfront, and generate revenue from will help the city move forward in a di- not put the burden on the residents. marijuana stores. rection we all want to go to. We can all Do you favor the mayor hiring two Do you favor the mayor hiring two work together and collaboratively move city planners at no cost to the city as city planners at no cost to the city as forward in a great direction. proposed by the Lynn Business Part- proposed by the Lynn Business Part- nership? nership? We’re working on that right now. The Absolutely. If we have to pay his or her mayor’s of ce, EDIC and the City Coun- salary, we cannot afford doing that. I’m cil is working on how to fund those two in favor of hiring as long as the salaries positions. I think the forum we’re going can be paid for because the city is still in to be hosting on Nov. 16 with the MAPC debt, and needs to pay back a loan and is going to give us a better idea of what balance the budget. we need to do and where we need to be. There’s a cost to everything.

Alexis Reynoso, Ward 7 challenger What would you do about crime? My main concern is prevention, espe- cially when it comes to drugs and gangs. We need to help kids nd alternatives to these attractions. How do you propose to broaden the city’s tax base? Let’s try to help people get jobs so they can buy houses. We also have to work on development by cleaning up the city’s im- age. Do you favor the mayor hiring two city planners at no cost to the city as proposed by the Lynn Business Part- Joel Hyppolite, Councilor-at-Large nership? incumbent I de nitely support it. We need plan- Did not respond to a request for an in- ners to go in the right direction and push terview. Lynn forward. A6 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 OPINION SAXBY CHAMBLISS, TONY SAMP AND STEVEN PHILLIPS HOW TO REACH US America can’t afford to sit out the AI race Artificial intelligence is ev- estimates that AI will con- will be critical, or poten- als enable the careful man- capitalists that AI is a na- erywhere. 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If the vation recently recommend- be running this AI race with classi [email protected] Make no mistake, AI is a almost 70 percent of the right leadership is lacking ed passage of the Artificial the full backing of a non- transformative technology global economic impact. or a negative narrative of AI Intelligence Initiative Act, Subscriptions partisan strategy, reason- [email protected] that is influencing our dai- Countries around the prompts a regulatory mine- which is essentially a na- able rules and substantial ly lives and will touch every world are unveiling bold field, it may push the best tional R&D strategy for the investment. In a world with Circulation sector of the global economy. national strategies on AI. engineers away and sideline United States and strikes artificial intelligence, that’s [email protected] Whether society and gov- The Chinese government them when we need them a balance between timely the “intelligent” thing to do. Ext. 3 ernment enable or inhibit plans to make China the most. Digital engineers in federal investment and re- the AI race, and the extent world’s “premier AI innova- academia and industry are sponsible development of Saxby Chambliss is a Newsroom partner at DLA Piper. He [email protected] to which they do so, will be tion center” by 2030. Rus- indeed capable of address- AI. The legislation, intro- [email protected] a critical question of the sian President Vladimir ing the predominant chal- duced in the Senate by New previously represented next decade. Regardless of Putin ominously declared lenges of AI in regards to Mexico Democrat Martin Georgia as a Republican in Ext. 4 the answer, the technology that “whoever becomes bias, equality, privacy and Heinrich and Ohio Republi- the U.S. Senate and House. Sports will forge ahead. To sit out the leader in this sphere explainability, but they can can Rob Portman, would in- Tony Samp is a policy ad- [email protected] this race, add hurdles or not will become the ruler of be more effective and work vest $2.2 billion in research viser at DLA Piper. He was Ext. 5 take it seriously, would not the world.” Some countries faster with focused resourc- and bolster efforts to de- the founding director of be a wise decision. have even established cab- es and leadership. velop benchmarks to serve the Senate Artificial Intel- Retail and Online Indeed, the only way to inet-level departments or Today, these issues are as the industry standards ligence Caucus and was a Advertising enable AI that benefits all ministries solely dedicated rightly being raised by so- for worldwide adoption of senior policy adviser to New [email protected] of society in ways that are to AI. A “Secretary of Ar- ciety and in Congress. Law- agreeable and acceptable Mexico Democratic Sen. ADVERTISING ethical, responsible and eco- tificial Intelligence” in the makers have convened hear- technologies. If passed, AI Martin Heinrich. Steven nomically advantageous is United States may not be ings on narrow applications R&D legislation like this, Phillips is a partner and Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising for the federal government as far-fetched as it sounds. like facial recognition and and its companion measure co-chair of federal law and and Business Development, ext. 1355 to lead with purpose, smart The extent to which gov- introduced over 21 pieces of in the House, will engage a policy at DLA Piper. Cham- [email protected] policy and appropriate lev- ernment regulates the cre- AI-related legislation so far diverse and wide cross-sec- bliss, Samp and Phillips are els of investment. ation of AI systems and this year. It will be import- tion of stakeholders while a part of DLA Piper’s artifi- Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 PricewaterhouseCoopers their underlying algorithms ant to ensure policy propos- sending a signal to venture cial intelligence practice. [email protected] Patricia Whalen NOAH FELDMAN Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] BUSINESS OFFICE Suing big oil is how states tackle climate change Maria Alvaracin ext. 1205 A growing number of cit- courts in Maryland, Rhode by trying to get Congress to ulation designed to dilute its this usually turns into a cas- [email protected] ies and states want to turn Island and Colorado. pass legislation protecting power and lawmaking aimed cade of self-interested munic- Susan J. Conti climate change lawsuits Paradoxically, it’s precise- them from lawsuits. But by at meaningful taxation. The ipalities trying to get a piece Controller, ext. 1288 against oil companies into ly the splintered, self-inter- then, the states and munic- enduring lobbying power of of the pie. At some point, fail- [email protected] the next tobacco or opioid ested nature of state and ipalities will be lobbying in the big oil companies has ing to bring a lawsuit starts Ted Grant litigation. In principle, that local lawsuits for damages the other direction. long affected U.S. policy, for- to seem like governmental Publisher, ext. 1234 seems like a truly terrible that makes such litigation As I’ve noted before in the eign and domestic. And, of malpractice. There’s money [email protected] idea. Such lawsuits will like- a potentially useful tool context of the opioid litiga- course, oil remains necessary on the table, and local gov- ly do even less to remedy against big oil. tion, this is no way to run to lubricate the U.S. economy. Marian Kinney ernment that doesn’t try to ext. 1212 the effects of climate change The proliferation of suits a railroad. Addressing ma- But all that might is of get some of it is doing harm [email protected] than similar suits did for increases the likelihood jor social crises by post-hoc limited utility against rad- to its own citizens. lung cancer or opioid addic- that the oil companies will lawsuits is not an efficient ically decentralized adver- The upshot is that, while Will Kraft tion. Yet on closer analysis, lose some suits, somewhere. or logical — or indeed, par- saries. For a glimpse into Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 decentralized litigation isn’t [email protected] the climate change lawsuits That should be enough for ticularly just — way to right how this could play out, an ideal way to address fun- may be the worst solution to analysts who cover oil com- wrongs on a large scale. The look at what’s currently un- damental social problems, Mike Shanahan mitigating climate change panies to adjust their as- Anglo-American tort sys- derway in opioid litigation: it could at least drive the Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] — except for all the others. sessments of the probabili- tem was designed to resolve not only states but also local oil industry to internalize The analogy to Winston ty of a lawsuit cascade like small-scale conflicts, not governments — frustrated some of the costs of the tre- Carolina Trujillo Churchill’s notorious de- the one that culminated in large ones, yet we’ve tried to by state-level distribution mendous externalities that Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 fense of democracy isn’t an the tobacco litigation set- reverse-engineer the system of the tobacco settlement the burning of fossil fuels [email protected] accident. In the American tlement, and the one over to deal with more fundamen- money and eager to get has imposed on the public. Jim Wilson form of democracy, oil com- opioids that is currently tal social crises. The results in on the action — have That isn’t cause for celebra- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 panies enjoy an almost un- making its way towards a have been mixed at best. brought scores of suits of tion. But it’s probably better [email protected] paralleled capacity to influ- similar resolution. Nevertheless, the truth is their own. The local suits than nothing. CIRCULATION ence Congress and federal And once enough states that it’s particularly difficult have also brought in the government regulators. and localities start getting to hold the energy companies for-profit, contingency-fee Noah Feldman is a Lisa Mahmoud Local governments aren’t money out of the oil compa- responsible for the conse- driven plaintiff’s bar. Bloomberg Opinion colum- Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] quite so captured. Recent- nies, the rest will jump on quences of their conduct. Go- This decentralization is a nist. He is a professor of ly, New York state’s lawsuit the bandwagon. Even if their ing back to John D. Rockefel- vice when it comes to ratio- law at Harvard University CLASSIFIED against Exxon began its tri- political leaders would prefer ler’s Standard Oil, which at nal, organized policymak- and was a clerk to U.S. Su- Abbe Young Smith al; Massachusetts filed its to stay on the good side of big its peak controlled more than ing. But it’s a virtue when preme Court Justice David Manager, ext. 1276 own suit; and the Supreme oil, the temptation of easy 90 percent of all oil refining it comes to subverting the Souter. His books include [email protected] Court declined an admitted- money will come to outweigh in the U.S., perhaps no other lobbying power of the ener- “The Three Lives of James GRAPHICS ly unusual request to stay any instinct of restraint. Oil industry in American history gy industry in Washington. Madison: Genius, Partisan, suits being brought in state companies might respond has been as resistant to reg- Sprawling litigation like President.” Trevor Andreozzi Designer [email protected] EDITORIAL Mark Sutherland Creative Director [email protected] An (In)Human Rights Council NEWSROOM Mike Alongi Editorial from the New ela. That is where President enslaved. The government, Per Human Rights Watch, er, and a transitional gov- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 York Daily News Nicolas Maduro has or- reports Freedom House, they “harass and persecute ernment now tries to put [email protected] chestrated, in the words of “continues to arrest anti- civilians with impunity, the pieces back together. Bill Brotherton Gather round, fellow Freedom House, a “brazen slavery and antidiscrimi- and carry out arbitrary de- The fantastic four join in- Features Editor ext. 1338 earthlings, and give a pat crackdown on the political nation activists.” Certain tention, torture, unlawful cumbents like China, Cuba, [email protected] on the back to the newest opposition, employing fre- forms of blasphemy are killings, indiscriminate at- Saudi Arabia, Eritrea, Qa- members of the planet’s quent arrests, torture and punishable by death. tacks, disappearances, sei- Gayla Cawley tar, the Democratic Repub- Reporter, ext. 1236 panel for judging the hu- temporary disappearances Now, greet new member zure of property and forced [email protected] man rights records of the to quash dissent.” Libya. There, attempts to displacement.” lic of Congo, Somalia and community of nations. Next newbie: Maurita- install a unity government Last, welcome Sudan, Pakistan. Cheryl Charles First up among the lat- nia. That is where up to in the wake of the remov- where the authoritarian All of whom, no doubt, will News Editor, ext. 1278 est crop of countries on the 20% of the population, and al of Moammar Khadafy president deposed in a coup speak with one voice when [email protected] 47-member Human Rights up to half of the minority have failed, leaving mili- earlier this year suffocated it comes time, as it inevita- Bella diGrazia Council in Geneva: Venezu- Haratine ethnic group, is tias to compete for control. all who challenged his pow- bly does, to pick on Israel. Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS Spenser Hasak President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Photographer, ext. 1332 M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg [email protected] Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Thor Jourgensen Advertising Director Gordon R. Hall News Editor Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 W J. 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PLAN ter plan. Members also roadway infrastructure From A1 supported and approved and the safety of the gen- a two-year moratorium eral public. part of the process of com- on the construction of The plan’s development ing up with the plan, the multi-family dwellings of and the two-year tempo- town will seek input from three or more units to al- rary housing moratorium residents and stakeholders. low the Town to analyze were both supported and Crabtree estimates the the impact on the town. approved by the Board of compilation process for This, too, will be addressed Selectmen, Finance Com- the plan could take be- through the master plan. mittee, and Town tween a year and a half The two-year temporary “I would like to thank and two years. moratorium will give the the Board of Selectmen, The current plan is de- town time to analyze and Finance Committee, Town cades old, Crabtree said. study the impact of con- Meeting, and residents of Earlier this year, Town struction on police, fire, Saugus for their continued Meeting members sup- and emergency public support of important com- ported a $150,000 invest- safety, the school district, munity initiatives such as ment to update the mas- the water, sewer, and this,” Crabtree said. Lynn Tech wins $100G state grant

GRANT dents, but also give them eligible for entry-level po- From A1 marketability and em- sitions, or could be used ployability,” said Karakae- on a college application, students, Tutwiler said. dos. “The hope is we would according to Karakaedos. With the new program, expand this program to How much the program students would have a additional offerings and would cost annually has chance to become certified additional participation.” not been determined, but in four high labor-need vo- The logistics of the pro- the grant will allow the cational areas: manufactur- gram are still being deter- school to plan for and run ing, culinary arts, health- mined, but students will the program’s first year, care, and computer science/ likely take their core con- she said. Internet technology, accord- tent classes at their tra- “I’m so excited,” Kara- ing to Karakaedos, who said ditional high schools and kaedos said. “I think it she’s hoping the courses then head to Lynn Tech is so valuable. If we can draw 60-100 students. for their after-school voca- bring a kid back in and A 2016 Mercedes Benz E350 crashed about three-quarters of the way “We’re looking at fields tional training. The certi- re-engage them in some into the front entrance of Giovanni’s Roast Beef & Pizza in Saugus Sat- that are going to draw stu- fication would make them form, I’m all for that.” urday morning. Saugus Police and DPW well equipped Car crashes into Saugus EQUIPMENT 2019 Ford Police Intercep- terrain vehicles are both From A1 tor Utility V6 all-wheel outfitted with a 66-inch drive vehicles are fully commercial snow blower, restaurant; no injuries and the rough terrain ve- marked and equipped with a 78-inch V-blade snow- hicles in use in the coming the latest technology, com- plow, and a boss V-box salt By Bella diGrazia driven by an unidenti ed to be impaired, he said. weeks, Crabtree said. puters, radio communica- spreader. ITEM STAFF Melrose resident, crashed Human error or mechan- The addition of the new tion, and secure vaults for Town Meeting members roughly three-quarters ical failure are the two vehicles were approved by SAUGUS — A 57-year- equipment storage, Crab- voted in favor of the new the way into the restau- most likely causes of the the Board of Selectmen, old woman crashed into tree said. cruisers and rough ter- rant’s front entrance. crash, he added. Finance Committee, and Giovanni’s Roast Beef & This investment in rain vehicles as part of The driver was the sole The incident is still un- Town Meeting as part of rough-terrain vehicles the town’s priorities and Pizza in Saugus early Sat- occupant of the car and der investigation by the an ongoing effort to make will provide the town with overall identified capital urday morning. was evaluated at the Saugus Police Depart- continued public safety safe, reliable equipment infrastructure needs. Saugus Police respond- scene, but declined further ment. Giovanni’s will not and capital improvements to more efficiently and “Public safety vehicles ed to 194 Broadway for be allowed to reopen until throughout the communi- effectively access the rail that are used on a daily, a reported motor vehicle medical attention, Gior- getti said. At the time of the structural damage is ty, Crabtree said. trail, clear snow from pub- high-demand, high-per- crash at about 7:22 a.m., assessed. The new cruisers will al- lic ways, and many other formance basis should be according to a press re- the crash the restaurant low the police department uses for DPW, Building fully functional and safe,” lease from Saugus Inter- was closed and no one was Bella diGrazia can be to replace current line cars Maintenance, and Public Crabtree said. “We are im Police Chief Ronald in the building. reached at bdigrazia@ with high mileage or that Safety departments, Crab- proud to provide that for Giorgetti. Responding of - An initial on-scene in- itemlive.com. Follow her require frequent mainte- tree said. The two 2019 our public servants and cers arrived to nd a 2016 vestigation indicates that on Twitter @BelladiGra- nance, he said. The four Kubota X1100 4x4 rough community.” Mercedes Benz E350, the driver did not appear zia. A Salute to VOTE FOR VETERANS RICH COLUCCI Monday, Nov. 11, 2019 In honor of Veterans Day, Monday, November 11, 2019, The Daily Item will publish a special page devoted to those who are currently serving military duties and those veterans who are gone but not forgotten. Take this time with photo to say $40 and shield Mail form to: “Thank You” The Daily Item to your military family member. Attn.: Salute to Veterans PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and Lynn, MA 01903 $30 shield only SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Lovingly Lovingly the following shields: remembered remembered by wife by wife Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim and Maureen, and son and Maureen, andson Tom. Tom.

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By Joshua Kummins caught an 85-yarder from Fowl- went back and forth for most scoring run down the sideline. the Bulldogs in several long sit- ITEM STAFF er to tie the score at 14-14 in the of the first half. English played Kyle Darrigo’s short run and uations, including a fake punt second quarter. from behind after Ryne Ramet- a 29-yard Keough field goal ex- that Purter converted for a first TEWKSBURY — Despite its “I’m proud of the way my kids ta’s 24-yard pass to Tyler Ke- tended the Redmen lead to 10 at down four plays in. No. 7 seed in Division 3 North, the battled and played a full 48 ough helped the Redmen take the half. “A lot of guys stepped up, but English football team had high minutes, but unfortunately we a 7-0 lead with 3:40 left in the “We started off pretty strong all I can say is that drive took hopes for its postseason journey didn’t make enough plays and first. on defense, but then we weren’t too long,” Carroll said. “We don’t following a 5-2 regular season. lost to a good team,” English It didn’t take long for the visi- able to get many stops,” Carroll normally grind out long drives But a trip to defending sec- head coach Chris Carroll said. “I tors to respond as Fowler broke said. ”That’s really been unlike like that, but that’s a good de- tional champ Tewksbury didn’t think a play here or a play there into the end zone on a 1-yard us for most of the year. We’ve fense. They expect to win at make for an easy start. The Bull- and it’s a different game. quarterback keeper. Tyler Dri- been a relatively stingy defense, home, and you have to take it dogs fought and scored the final “We came ready to win a ball- nan’s ensuing PAT tied the score. and even on offense I think we from them.” two touchdowns before falling game and we were almost there. Richard Markwarth’s 9-yard left some points on the board.” Darrigo intercepted Fowler on short in Saturday’s 31-28 game The first round of the playoffs is reception in the back of the end Darrigo found the end zone the next series before the Bull- at Doucette Stadium. a little short of our expectations zone lifted Tewksbury at the four plays into the second half dogs got the ball back and scored Mathias Fowler, Sam Ofurie this year, but we’ll bounce back.” beginning of the second, but before English ran a 16-play on Purter’s 4-yard run. It was and Tahj Purter all rushed for After the first three series English pushed again just two drive that Ofurie capped with English touchdowns. Purter also were scoreless, the touchdowns plays later with Purter’s long an 8-yard run. The series saw ENGLISH, B2 Weston proves no problem for Swampscott

By Daniel Kane was absolutely unbeliev- ITEM STAFF able,” Serino said. “That’s something that we worked SWAMPSCOTT — It on. When you see a play was an offensive explosion and they’re just watch- for the No. 4 Swampscott ing and spectating they football team in the Divi- get yelled at in film. (Sat- sion 5 North quarterfinal urday) they made some Saturday night at Block- touchdown blocks down sidge Field. Quarterback field. Our Graham guards and Inzana took our skill advantage ‘These guys run guys made of all his every single play some un weapons, believable throwing in practice, blocks. five first-half “Jake Pa- touchdowns special teams, pazoglou in the Big defense, offense made a Blue’s 55-6 touchdown rout of No. 5 and their block down Weston. individual drills field. Proba- But more bly 30 yards importantly at full caliber. downfield for Swamp- and it was scott head They’re probably the coach Bobby familiar with it.’ best block of Serino and the season.” his staff, the The pass- Big Blue BOBBY ing game got PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK stuck to the SERINO off to a fast game plan start on the Despite being in the clutches of Charlestown’s Kevon Dulin, KIPP Academy quarterback Pie- and didn’t Swampscott Big Blue’s ro Canales charges on for a few more yards during Saturday’s MIAA Division 8 North playoff take off a first drive. game at Manning Field. single play coach Inzana con- from start to nected with finish. Zack Palm- “That’s the bottom line, er (two catches, 98 yards, KIPP keeps making history even when were up by 30, two touchdowns) on a 21- 35, 40 don’t take a play off yard touchdown pass to By Harold Rivera time. Our next goal was to win our progress he has made as a true dual because that’s the time put Swampscott ahead 7-0 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR first playoff game and we did. I threat, running and passing.” you’re going to get hurt,” (Thomas Frisoli PAT). think it’s a great thing for our com- Daniel Oluwasuyi muscled the LYNN — Before the season start- Serino said. “These guys That was just the begin- munity. This was a statement win.” ground game with 146 rushing ed, KIPP football coach Jim Rab- run every single play in ning of an explosive start Sophomore quarterback Piero Ca- yards and two touchdowns. Dave bitt said his Panthers were hungry practice, special teams, for Swampscott. Dylan nales, who continues to gain confi- Filias scored the first touchdown of to make their first playoff appear- defense, offense and their January found the end- dence in his passing abilities each the night on a 17-yard run. individual drills at full zone on a 1-yard run and ance. Now that they’re in the mix in week, completed 4-of-7 pass at- “We knew that Charlestown had caliber. They’re familiar Andrew Augustin (two Division 8 North, the Panthers are tempts for 60 yards. Canales tossed some big, tough players up front,” with it.” catches, 34 yards, two clawing toward a run. two touchdowns, one each to Rober- Rabbitt said. “We knew it would be That extra effort, es- touchdowns) hauled in a Everything went according to to Sterling and Taj King. pecially in the blocking touchdown pass to give plan for No. 3 KIPP in Saturday’s “We were very run-heavy a month a little bit of a challenge getting the game, was what got Serino Swampscott a 21-0 lead by 35-6 quarterfinal win over No. 6 ago,” Rabbitt said. “For lack of a better running game going. But we’re play- excited as the Swampscott the second quarter. Charlestown at Manning Field. term, something has clicked over the ing with so much confidence right offense ripped off big play Weston returned a “We’re really excited,” KIPP coach past few weeks. Piero found Roberto now. Whether it’s Daniel, who has after big play. Swampscott fumble 32 Jim Rabbitt said. “We talked about for his first touchdown of the season carried us all year, Dave or Piero, run- “I was running down the yards for a touchdown to making history all year. It’s our and that’s great. He’s not zoning in on ning the ball has been a testament to sideline one time because first time making the playoffs and just one guy. He’s making great reads. our downfield blocking SWAMPSCOTT, B2 we did. We take it one game at a We couldn’t be happier with the KIPP, B2 Young St. Mary’s no match for Classical’s powerful Greater Lawrence volleyball

By Harold Rivera Defensively, St. Mary’s struggled to team cruises ITEM SPORTS EDITOR keep pace with Greater Lawrence’s run- ning game. Quarterback Shamil Diaz By Daniel Kane ITEM STAFF ANDOVER — St. Mary’s football coach and running back Maleek Dejesus pow- Sean Driscoll knows growing pains are ered their Reggies with two rushing LYNN — The No. 4 Classical volley- expected with a young roster. Although it touchdowns apiece. ball team cruised to a 3-0 home win didn’t seem like it after the final whistle “They’re very skilled, especially in their over No. 13 Boston English in the blew, Saturday’s 33-8 loss to No. 2 Great- backfield,” Driscoll said. “But as good as first round of Division 2 North state er Lawrence in the Division 7 North those guys are, their offensive and defensive tournament Saturday. state tournament quarterfinal at Louis lines beat us. They beat us pretty good.” The Rams’ strength all season has E. Gleason Coliseum was all about the The Spartans made two crucial mis- been a strong service game and that Spartans’ youth gaining valuable expe- takes out of the gate, fumbling away the was on full display. Pamela Diaz led rience. opening kickoff and tossing an intercep- the way with eight aces. Amber Cray- “It’s great for our young guys to play in tion in the first quarter. They weathered ton had five aces while Brooke War- a physical game like this,” Spartans coach the storm on the first turnover but the ren added four. Sean Driscoll said. “They battled a little Reggies made them pay for the second “That’s been the strength of our bit. I think it showed where we need to one, sealing a 50-yard drive on Franklyn team all year,” Classical coach Frank work and where we lack as a team right Espinal’s 25-yard touchdown run (con- DeLuca said. “We really spend a lot now. We’ll take it from there.” version failed). of time on that in practice. We work The theme of the game for No. 7 St. “When you play in a big game, you can’t on it over and over because that’s our Mary’s was offensive woes. St. Mary’s turn the ball over three times,” Driscoll strength. The girls know that and I couldn’t pick up any rhythm and when said. “You can’t fumble the opening kick- tell them that. So they came through it seemed like the Spartans were finally off. That’s a tribute to young guys being (Saturday).” moving the chains, it was one step for- out there but no excuses. When you can’t Jean Gupton Morrison also led the ward and two steps back. move the football, it’s tough against a Rams with 10 kills. Cherish Nwoko “We couldn’t get anything going,” fast, solid team.” had five kills while Crayton led Clas- Driscoll said. “Once we got something go- Diaz cushioned the lead to 12-0 on a ITEM FILE PHOTO sical with nine assists. ing, we either had a penalty or someone 4-yard keeper midway through the sec- Classical volleyball coach Frank “We did a good job on our setting didn’t execute a block. We just couldn’t ex- ond quarter (conversion failed). Dejesus and killing (Saturday),” DeLuca said. ecute for a steady pace on a drive, which DeLuca said the Rams’ service game is tough to do in high school football.” ST. MARY’S, B2 has been their strength this season. CLASSICAL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 Lynnfield field hockey advances HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE MONDAY Division 3 North MIAA Boys Soccer No. 10 Lynnfield at No. 7 Gloucester (6) The goal was the sixth the season at 17-3. The Pioneers advance to Division 3 North Division 4 North ROUNDUP No. 15 Saugus at No. 2 Northeast for Murphy in two tour- VOLLEYBALL Tuesday’s (6) quarterfinal No. 12 Tech at No. 5 Burke (4) (2) nament games. She has Lynnfield 3 round match against No. 8 No. 10 Georgetown at No. 7 Fenwick The Lynnfield field hock- Division 2 North scored every Pioneer goal North Reading 0 Tewksbury. (5) ey team defeated Cape No. 18 Greater Lowell at No. 15 Mar- in the postseason and as- The final score of Sat- FOOTBALL blehead (3) MIAA Girls Soccer Ann League rival Man- sisted on the two that she urday’s first-round match Division 3 North Hamilton-Wenham 35, MIAA Girls Soccer No. 18 Pentucket/No. 15 Shaw- chester-Essex 1-0 in Sun- did not. in the Division 2 North Division 1 North Winthrop 7 sheen at No. 2 Lynnfield (4) day’s Division 2 North No. 10 Peabody at No. 7 North Ando- The Hornets had one last Volleyball tournament be- No. 13 Swampscott at No. 4 Latin In a non-tournament ver (5) quarterfinal at Hyland chance to tie it on a corner tween the top-seeded and Academy (4) Field. with under a minute left. undefeated Lynnfield Pio- game Saturday, Bobby Hu- TUESDAY No. 9 Saugus at No. 8 Fenwick (7) For nearly 59 minutes, Once again, it was Mur- neers and archrival North bert (100 rushing yards) MIAA Boys Soccer MIAA Volleyball defense ruled and neither phy who came up huge, Reading, the No. 16 seed, scored Winthrop’s lone Division 1 North Division 2 North team broke through. breaking it up and carry- doesn’t come close to de- touchdown on a 10-yard No. 9 Peabody at No. 8 St. John’s (3) No. 8 Tewksbury at No. 1 Lynnfield But Maddie Murphy was No. 17 Haverhill/No. 16 Andover at (6) ing the ball downfield to scribing how tight a match run. Juan Sanchez split No. 1 English (5) No. 5 Melrose at No. 4 Classical (6) in the right place at the kill the clock. it was. the uprights on the PAT. No. 12 Revere at No. 5 Lexington (6) No. 15 Bedford at No. 10 Fenwick (6) right time to knock home a The win punched the While the Pioneers Winthrop (2-6) hosts Ar- rebound off a penalty-cor- No. 5 Pioneers’ ticket to prevailed, winning their lington Catholic Friday ner shot by Carolyn Ga- TV/RADIO the semifinal for a sec- 21st consecutive straight- (7). rofoli. The third of three ond-straight year. They’ll set 3-0 win, the Hornets CROSS COUNTRY Pro basketball consecutive Pioneers with take on No. 1 Watertown pushed the Pioneers to the 7:30 p.m.....New Orleans at Brooklyn...... NBATV under three minutes left, Wednesday (7). limit before going down, St. Mary’s senior Taban 10:30 p.m...Portland at Golden State...... NBATV Garofoli put the ball on Pentucket 1, Fenwick 0 25-19, 25-23, 25-15. Manyok finished fifth in Pro football net, then Murphy dug it Fenwick’s season ends Ashley Pagliuca (7 digs), the Frank Mooney Coach- 8:15 p.m.....Dallas at NY Giants...... ESPN out of heavy traffic and with a close loss in the Mac Schena (3 digs, block) es Invitational junior/ Pro hockey drilled it into the net. Division 2 North quarter- and Daniella Colarusso (4 senior 5k with a time of 7 p.m...... Pitts at Boston...... NESN, NHL, WBZ-FM 98.5 Time of the goal was 1:34. final. The Crusaders end digs) also played well. 16:24.

Classical volleyball cruises Ravens get better of Pats NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE The third set was more East East CLASSICAL W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA From B1 of the same. A pair of kills New Eng 8 1 0 .889 270 98 Dallas 4 3 0 .571 190 124 from Nwoko and two more Buffalo 6 2 0 .750 158 131 Philadelphia 5 4 0 .556 224 213 ere weren’t that many Miami 1 7 0 .125 103 256 N.Y. Giants 2 6 0 .250 158 218 volleys but the volleys aces from Diaz got the N.Y. Jets 1 7 0 .125 96 211 Washington 1 8 0 .111 108 219 that were there we were Rams out to an 8-0 lead. South South The Rams ended the set W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA able to get a lot of kills and Houston 6 3 0 .667 238 191 NOrleans 7 1 0 .875 195 156 setting on those.” on a 12-0 run. Isabella Indianapolis 5 3 0 .625 182 177 Carolina 5 3 0 .625 209 204 Faessler added a pair of Jacksonville 4 5 0 .444 176 189 Tampa Bay 2 6 0 .250 230 252 Diaz got started right Tennessee 4 5 0 .444 168 165 Atlanta 1 7 0 .125 165 250 away at the service line, aces and Classical capped North North starting the game with a of the match with a 25-3 W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 6 2 0 .750 251 176 Green Bay 7 2 0 .778 226 189 pair of aces to help Clas- win. Pittsburgh 4 4 0 .500 176 169 Minnesota 6 3 0 .667 234 158 sical take a 4-0 lead in the Despite the dominant Cleveland 2 6 0 .250 152 205 Detroit 3 4 1 .438 204 217 win, the Rams know Cincinnati 0 8 0 .000 124 210 Chicago 3 5 0 .375 142 144 first set. West West The Rams ran into a bit things aren’t getting any W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA of trouble with some er- easier as they get further Kansas City 6 3 0 .667 252 204 San Fran 8 0 0 1.000 235 102 Oakland 4 4 0 .500 182 216 Seattle 7 2 0 .778 248 230 rors allowing Boston En- into the tournament. Chargers 4 5 0 .444 183 168 L.A. Rams 5 3 0 .625 214 174 glish to tie things up at “We know the caliber of Denver 3 6 0 .333 149 170 Arizona 3 5 1 .389 195 251 4-4, but recovered. Clas- team are going to be bet- Thursday’s Games L.A. Chargers at Oakland, 8:20 p.m. ter the deeper we go into San Francisco 28, Arizona 25 Sunday, Nov. 10 sical went on a nine-point Sunday’s Games Arizona at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. run, led by five aces from the tournament,” DeLuca Houston 26, Jacksonville 3 Kansas City at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Crayton to jump out to a said. “We played Danvers, Buffalo 24, Washington 9 Buffalo at Cleveland, 1 p.m. 13-4 lead. Boston English Danvers is undefeated. Philadelphia 22, Chicago 14 They could be a team we Pittsburgh 26, Indianapolis 24 Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. took a point back but War- Kansas City 26, Minnesota 23 see (later) or Lynnfield. N.Y. Giants at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. ren got the offense rolling Carolina 30, Tennessee 20 Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Those are good teams. The Miami 26, N.Y. Jets 18 again with four aces and Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. girls know it and they usu- Oakland 31, Detroit 24 the Rams went ahead 20- Miami at Indianapolis, 4:05 p.m. ally rise to the occasion. L.A. Chargers 26, Green Bay 11 5. Denver 24, Cleveland 19 Carolina at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. Boston English climbed The better the opponent, Seattle 40, Tampa Bay 34, OT L.A. Rams at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. back into things but, fit- the better we play so I’m Baltimore 37, New England 20 Minnesota at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. Open: L.A. Rams, New Orleans, Atlanta, tingly, Nwoko ended the hoping that happens.” Open: Washington, Jacksonville, New Cincinnati first set on an ace to give For now the Rams shift England, Denver, Philadelphia, Houston Monday’s Games Classical a 25-15 win and their focus to another Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11 1-0 lead. home game against No. 5 Thursday, Nov. 7 Seattle at San Francisco, 8:15 p.m. The Rams reaped the Melrose in the quarterfi- benefits of another great nals Tuesday (6). PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS TODAY IN SPORTS start at the service line “We’re really going to from Diaz in the second have to step up playing New England Patriots quarterback Tom Nov. 4 State Northridge 64-61. set. Three aces from Diaz Melrose,” DeLuca said. Brady walks off the field after being inter- 1934 — The Detroit Lions rush for 2001 — Luis Gonzalez’s RBI single and some well executed of- “They beat us last year cepted by Baltimore Ravens safety Earl an NFL record 426 yards in a 40-7 caps a two-run rally off Mariano Rive- fense put Classical ahead 3-1 to knock us out of the Thomas III during the second half of Sun- rout of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The ra in the bottom of the ninth, and the only bright spot for the Pirates is 12-0. tournament. So hopeful- day’s game. The Patriots lost, 37-20. Arizona Diamondbacks win their first scoring the first touchdown against Crayton added a pair ly we’ll be ready for them championship by beating the New Detroit this season, ending the of aces later in the set to this year. I don’t know Lions’ shutout streak at seven York Yankees 3-2 in Game 7. stretch the Classical lead about revenge but we’re games. 2006 — Invasor beats heavy favored to 18-1 and Reece Brin- just looking to play bet- 1951 — The United States wins six Bernardini by one length in the $5 kler finished off a 25-6 win ter. If we play our A-game Young St. Mary’s defeated of eight singles matches and ties million Breeders’ Cup Classic at with a kill to put Classical we should be competitive another to win the Ryder Cup 9½-2½ Churchill Downs. ahead 2-0. with them.” ST. MARY’S per (Kevin Matul PAT) to over Britain at Pinehurst Resort in 2006 — Rod Brind’Amour of Caroli- North Carolina. The margin of victory na scores his 1,000th career point, From B1 put the Reggies up 33-0 is the second largest since cup play assisting on a goal in the Hurri- joined in on the fun with heading into the fourth began in 1927. KIPP keeps making history canes’ 3-2 win over Ottawa. a 6-yard touchdown run quarter. 1960 — Wilt Chamberlain of Phila- 2007 — Adrian Peterson runs for an four minutes later (Diaz O’Leary scored St. delphia scores 44 points and sets KIPP in the second half. But KIPP an NBA record by missing all 10 of NFL-record 296 yards and three conversion). St. Mary’s From B1 returned the favor with Mary’s lone touchdown his free throws as the Warriors beat touchdowns in Minnesota’s 35-17 three second-half intercep- marched the ball to mid- on a 4-yard keeper in the the Detroit Pistons 136-121. win over San Diego. It’s the second our offensive line. It’s fun field in the closing seconds watching that from our tions, preventing the Town- closing minutes. Sal Afflit- 1962 — Sonny Randle of the St. time he tops 200 yards rushing this of the half, but Raymond Louis Cardinals catches 16 passes sideline.” ies from climbing back in. to added the 2-point con- season, the only rookie to accom- Acevedo’s sack of quarter- for 256 yards and a touchdown in a plish the feat. The Panthers scored all “We knew Charlestown version via rush. 31-28 loss to the New York Giants. back Derek O’Leary ended 2009 — The New York Yankees win their points in the first half had a couple fast players,” St. Mary’s now falls into 1976 — Baseball holds its first free the drive. The Spartans the World Series, beating the defend- Rabbitt said. “We knew they agent draft with 24 players from 13 before Charlestown found trailed 20-0 at halftime. the non-playoff bracket the end zone. KIPP recov- had some good targets and major league clubs participating. ing champion Philadelphia Phillies St. Mary’s recovered and travels to Georgetown 7-3 in Game 6 behind Hideki Mat- ered its own opening kick good athletes. We were able Reggie Jackson eventually signs the Greater Lawrence’s fum- Friday (7). most lucrative contract of the group, sui’s record-tying six RBIs. at Charlestown’s 25 to get to line up and play with ble on the opening kick “We have a young team $2.9 million over five years with the 2016 — The Los Angeles Lakers things started and went team speed. Our pursuit an- of the second half. But, and we’ll see how our New York Yankees. Others free snap Stephen Curry’s NBA-record up 8-0 on Filias’ 17-yard gles have been so much bet- again, the offense stalled agents are Joe Rudi, Don Gullett, streak of 157 games with a 3-pointer ter over the past month or so. pride is now,” Driscoll said. Gene Tenace, Rollie Fingers, Don touchdown run (Canales when the Spartans need- in a 117-97 victory over the Golden “Everyone played well. “We’ll be ready to go for Baylor, Bobby Grich and Willie McCov- rush). A pair of touch- State Warriors. Curry scores 13 The football IQ has grown ed a spark. The Reggies our next game. We’ll pre- ey. down tosses from Canales held St. Mary’s short on points while going 0 for 10 from to Sterling (14 yards) and so much. We’re in the right pare for it. Every game’s 1989 — Sunday Silence holds the 4th-and-1 from Greater late charge by favorite Easy Goer to 3-point range. He had hit a 3-pointer places at the right time a game, it’s still a compe- King (25 yards) gave the Lawrence’s 39 and put the win the $3 million Breeders’ Cup in every regular-season game since Panthers a 22-0 lead (Kris because we know where tition. We have to prepare Classic by a neck at Gulfstream Nov. 11, 2014. we’re supposed to be. game away from there. Merino PAT’s) at the end of Dejesus ran one in from for it. We have three games Park. Sunday Silence, ridden by Chris 2017 — Oklahoma’s Baker Mayfield That’s very encouraging McCarron, pays $6 for $2 to win as the first quarter. 12 yards out (conversion left. We want to finish 7-4. passes for a school-record 598 yards After Juan Setalsingh’s as a coach, to watch this the second choice in the Classic bet- and five TDs, helping the No. 8 failed) and Diaz added a To finish on a high note ting and runs the mile and a quarter interception just seconds defense take control of Sooners outlast No. 11 Oklahoma 15-yard touchdown scam- would be a good thing.” in 2:00 1/5. Sunday Silence had games. We’re very encour- State 62-52 in the highest-scoring into the second quarter, beaten Easy Goer in the Kentucky Oluwasuyi took command aged with that.” Derby and the Preakness before game in the history of the rivalry. of KIPP’s offense. The ju- KIPP advances to next Swampscott topples Weston Easy Goer trounced him in the Bel- Mason Rudolph of Oklahoma State nior running back scored weekend’s quarterfinal at mont Stakes. passes for 448 yards and five TDs. from 42 yards out, bumping Manning, when the Pan- SWAMPSCOTT a 26-yard touchdown run 1994 — The San Antonio Spurs’ 2017 — Quarterback Ahmad Brad- the lead to 28-0 (conversion thers will host No. 7 Rox- season opener is delayed for 50 shaw rushes for a career-high 265 From B1 to cap off the 55-6 win. minutes when a fireworks display failed). And five minutes bury Charter (time TBA. yards and Army ends Air Force’s 306- get on the board but the “It was a long week of triggers the Alamodome sprinkler game scoring streak with a 21-0 win. later, Oluwasuyi rumbled “Roxbury Charter beat system, drenching fans, players and Big Blue didn’t skip a practice and as soon as The last time the Falcons were held in from 25 yards out to us last year. They have coaches. beat from there. Izana hit the kids take a play off scoreless was by Mississippi in the make it a 35-0 game (Me- tough, big players. They 2000 — In the highest scoring Divi- Palmer on a shovel pass our staff is all over them,” 1992 Liberty Bowl. It’s the first time rino PAT). Ricky Cabral’s play hard. They’re just sion I-AA game in NCAA history, Ricky for a 77-yard touchdown the Falcons are shut out at home 75-yard touchdown toss a like us, in their third year Serino said. “We demand Ray passes for 344 yards and three and Augustin hauled in touchdowns and scores three more since Nov. 1, 1980, against Boston wide-open Arias Wellington as a varsity program. We every rep in practice to be a 21-yard touchdown to to lead Sacramento State over Cal College. closed the gap to 35-6 (con- know we’re in for a battle. 100 percent. We tell them version failed) at halftime. We’re back to work in the stretch the Swampscott that the day that you don’t Showing no quit, Charles- weight room and watching lead to 35-6. do it 100 percent is the TRANSACTIONS town’s defense kept the film Monday.” Swampscott got back on time you get hurt and you Panthers out of the end zone the board before the half end your career.” BASEBALL HOCKEY when Inzana threw his Now the Big Blue shift American League National Hockey League KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Declined NHL — Suspended Calgary F Milan fifth touchdown pass to their focus to No. 1 Pen- English can’t complete comeback Caden Dubiel on a 2-yard the 2020 mutual option on OF Alex Lucic two games for roughing Colum- tucket in the semifinal. Gordon. bus F Kole Sherwood during a Nov. 2 score to give the Big Blue “We got our guys out National League game. a 41-6 lead. CHICAGO CUBS — Exercised 2020 ARIZONA COYOTES — Recalled F opened up lanes,” Carroll ENGLISH With a comfortable lead, (Saturday), kept everyone option on 1B Anthony Rizzo. Declined Michael Chaput from Tucson (AHL). 2020 options on RHP Tony Barnette, DALLAS STARS — Reassigned D Joel From B1 said. “We took what the Cam O’Brien stepped in healthy and now we move defense gave us. The guys on to Pentucket,” Serino RHP Kendall Graveman and RHP Hanley to Texas (AHL). too little too late, however, for Inzana at quarterback Brandon Morrow. TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Reas- as Tewksbury recovered played hard for a full 48 for a majority of the sec- said. “We’ll match up with WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Exer- signed F Luke Witkowski to Syracuse an onside kick and ran to minutes.” ond half and the Big Blue them. Run game, spread cised 2020 options on LHP Sean (AHL). English drops into the game, defense, special Doolittle and OF Adam Eaton. American Hockey League the win. offense kept firing on all BASKETBALL HARTFORD WOLF PACK — Recalled F “Being down, I think non-tournament bracket cylinders. O’Brien threw teams, we’re going to be NBA G League Ryan Dmowski from Maine (ECHL). there was more atten- and it’s next opponent is a 28-yard touchdown pass ready.” COLLEGE PARK SKYHAWKS — COLLEGE TBA. Swampscott travels to Waived G Jalyn Patterson, F Mawdo FLORIDA STATE — Fired football tion to the passing game to Arturo Vasquez and Sallah and G AJ Mosby. coach Willie Taggart. from their defense so that Xaviah Bascon tacked on Pentucket Saturday (1). MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B3 Q&A WITH SAUGUS CANDIDATES

Name: Paul H. Allan Name: Michael A. Coller Name: Jennifer E. D’Eon Name: Chris Jones Name: Debra Panetta Name: Corinne Riley Occupation: Manager Occupation: Owner / Di- Occupation: Mass Health Occupation: Director of Occupation: Site Manag- Occupation: Homemak- Floor and Décor rector MAC Investigations / Application Case Manager Customer Service with the er / Finance Director er/Community Volunteer Education: Business Security Professional Education: Bunker Hill Massachusetts Department Education: Masters in Education: Saugus High Management Marine Corps Education: Bachelor Community College Culi- of Revenue. Business Administration, School graduate, Class of Institute, NCO Leadership of Science, University of nary Arts, 1994-1996; North Education: I am a grad- Northeastern University. 1975 School United States Ma- Bridgewater Shore Community College uate of Malden Catholic Bachelors in Accounting, If an incumbent, how rine Corps, Saugus High What three issues are Business, 2014-2015. High School, Class of 1990. Suffolk University (Magna long have you served? School Class of 1980 most important to you? If an incumbent, how I also earned a bachelor’s of Cum Laude). Lean Six Sig- I am a challenger and I What is the most im- Over Development. It is long have you served? Science Degree in Criminal ma Certification, William intend to bring an inde- portant issue facing the essential town government 5 years Justice from Salem State in George Group. Received pendent perspective to the Board of Selectmen, and maintain a balanced timely What is the most im- May of 1995. PMP (Project Management Board of Selectmen that it how would you address influx of housing while con- portant issue facing the If an incumbent, how Professional) Certification doesn’t already have. it? scious of mandated progres- Board of Selectmen and long have you served? If an incumbent, how What is the most im- We need a capital im- sion in order to avoid over how would you address While I am not an incum- long have you served? portant issue facing the provement plan to properly expansion. it? bent for the Board of Select- Served eight years on the city Board of Selectmen plan/prioritize the needs of We must maintain a solid Traffic is a serious prob- man, I am currently serving Board of Selectmen, almost (BOS), and how would Saugus. To properly estab- and rewarding town em- lem in Saugus. We need to on Town Meeting. I am a five years as Chairman. you address it? lish the needs and priori- ployee retention program conduct a comprehensive two-term representative Served as the Chairman of One important issue is ties the residents of Saugus to build a solid team with traffic design and manage- from Precinct One. the Saugus School Commit- the mess on Route 1, spe- need to be fully involved minimal turnover. ment plan. Our location and What is the most im- tee. cifically the Saugus Ridge and vested. A calculated plan to an- proximity to Boston which is portant issue facing the Served for 10 years as project hurting Prankers We cannot complete this alyze the liquidity of our an asset of Saugus comes at Board of Selectmen and a Saugus Town Meeting Pond, plus 1000 new apart- plan without the residents’ remaining school proper- the cost of traffic, which im- how would you address Member. Served as Vice ments with little else. An- input. This requires open ties and eventually decid- pacts public safety’s ability it? Chairman on the Saugus other important issue is public meetings for the ing how to utilize the funds to respond quickly to emer- The building moratorium: Charter Commission. the lack of a West-side Fire planning and execution of or property to benefit the gencies and our citizens’ In April of 2019, a special What is the most im- Station, which was needed the capital improvement Town. quality of life. You need to Town Meeting was held to portant issue facing the even before we added 1000 plan. The capital improve- Traffic, as the result of be able to drive around your discuss and vote on a mor- Board of Selectmen and new apartments. ment plan will dictate the overdevelopment. This is a own town safely. atorium on the issuance of how would you address These two issues should direction of the town bud- great question and I pon- What three issues are building permits for dwell- it? have been addressed with a get that will personally der this dilemma every most important to you? ings with three or more The most important issue Master Plan and a profes- affect all taxpayers. Trans- day. Unfortunately, I don’t Maintaining a small town units. I felt very strongly to facing Saugus is sustaining sional Economic Develop- parency is required when have a decisive solution at identity while balancing speak in favor of the mor- the forward progress that ment Director. our tax dollars are being the time of this narrative. the need to develop prop- atorium. I believe that the we are now experiencing. Since we didn’t plan spent. Honesty is the better part erty, attract commerce and two years will enable us to We see the strengthening properly, we’re now forced MCAS scores is a major of valor. collect new tax revenues review our new school as of Saugus’ finances as ev- to call for a two-year do- issue. We can no longer As a Licensed Massachu- that pay for the operational well as the traffic conges- idenced by the AA+ Stan- over while we do our home- keep the different boards setts State Police Private budget and capital improve- tion on both Route 1 and dard & Poor’s rating which work. This is unacceptable. and committees separated. Investigator, Guard Com- ment plan for the town. throughout the streets of is saving taxpayers millions I‘ve been calling for better The Board of Selectmen pany, security professional Prioritizing public safety Saugus. As a member of of dollars. We have almost planning for two-and-a-half needs to take ownership of supported by twenty seven needs to protect our resi- the board I will do my due $10 million in our financial years, and when I am Se- the MCAS scores with the years of policing large cor- dents and their homes. We diligence to properly review reserves. lectman, we’ll have a plan School Committee to deter- porations and protecting must shelter our residents and ensure that I can make We’ve made improve- and implement it. mine the budgetary needs profits, I feel this will sure- from increased tax burdens the most informed decision ments in public safety, in- Another important issue of the school district. With ly assist the town and our wherever possible. Develop- for the town. frastructure (e.g., roads, is the lack of 10 percent the new school ready to citizens. ers must make meaningful It is no secret that hous- drainage, sidewalks, bridg- affordable housing in Sau- open we need to take a re- Why are you running? investments in the town to ing costs are rising in the es), and our parks, play- gus, which keeps us prone alistic look at what is bro- As a selectman, I will offset the impact on town Greater Boston area. Look grounds, and athletic fields. to hostile 40B develop- ken and how we are going bring integrity, levity and services, such as contrib- at the surround commu- We need to continue main- ments like Saugus Ridge. to fix the issues. We need sanctity to our town gov- uting to the construction, nities — Revere, Everett, taining focus and diligence We’ve had the Saugus Malden, Medford and oth- on the new middle/high to go to a line item budget ernment. equipping and staffing of a housing Production Plan in ers are facing the same school, which has a target- place for three years with to identify monetary defi- Why should people vote third fire station. situations as we are in ed completion date of Sum- little-to-no action. Had this ciencies and overages. The for you? Protecting what green Saugus. We have to strike mer 2020. been acted on in a time- new building alone will not See above. space is left in Saugus and correct the unacceptable the ecosystems that are a balance — we want our This is the largest invest- ly manner, we might have MCAS scores. impacted by development. residents to stay in town, ment our town has ever avoided the Saugus Ridge raise their families here supported, so we need to en- project that nobody in Sau- What three issues are Name: Jeffrey Cicolini Reverting land into public and enjoy all the town has sure that these efforts stay gus wants.I‘ve been calling most important to you? Occupation: Certifiedgreen space where possible to offer. However, if it’s too on track. If reelected, I will for better planning for two- A fully implemented cap- Public Accountant/ Partner in all 10 precincts. Devel- ital improvement plan with op a plan and secure grants expensive to live here, they continue working diligent- and-a-half years, and when & Shareholder at AAFCPAs will take their disposable ly with the Town Manager, I am Selectman, we’ll have priorities. Cost/funding op- (220 employee full service to plant new, healthy trees tions and timelines, a and other plants that are income elsewhere. Addi- Finance Committee, Town a plan for affordable hous- CPA/Business advisory tionally, affordable housing Meeting, fellow Board of new west side fire station. native to Saugus and re- ing and implement it. firm) and serve on many is critical in supporting our Selectmen members, and Working with the school move invasive non-native Another important issue Board of Directors includ- seniors. Some of these folks the public to ensure we con- is a Capital Improvement department to raise MCAS species. ing Salem State University cannot afford to stay in the tinue on this positive path. Plan. I’ve been pushing scores. Revitalizing the Clifton- Foundation. homes they raised their What three issues are for this for two-and-a-half What expertise do you dale and Saugus Center by Education: Saugus High families in and are looking most important to you? years. And now just days bring to the table? attracting new small busi- School graduate 1990 with to downgrade — affordable My first issue is working before election, it magically I have been in leadership nesses, specifically special- High Honors. Salem State housing can allow them on the town-wide master appears, but was not based roles most of my adult life ty retail shops, restaurants University ~ Bachelor’s De- to stay in the town and do plan, which was recently on public input, and it noth- both professionally and and pubs. These areas need gree in Business Admin- so affordably. I think the funded by Town Meeting. ing more than a list of com- in volunteering positions to be pedestrian friendly istration with a major in housing production plan is With all the new develop- pleted projects and a wish starting with the United and have outdoor seating Accounting and minor in smart, but has to be imple- ment in Saugus, especially list for the future, with no States Marine Corps. After and open areas for town Economics, graduated Mag- mented strategically and be along Route 1, it is impera- timelines, priorities or ac- returning home I served as events. Public parking na Cum Laude, certificate monitored at every step. We tive that we have a strategy tual funding sources. It’s girls softball coach, Cub- must be addressed in these in operational and financial want friendly 40B develop- that deals with the future not a plan at all, and the master for Pack 62, explor- areas or the businesses will planning and forecasting. ments and not hostile ones. growth of our town while BOS and Town Manager er post advisor/creator for If an incumbent, how continue to stagnate. the Saugus Ranger Post We need to ensure that the protecting our neighbor- have not done their work long have you served? 5 If an incumbent, what projects are done right and hoods and environmental on this. I will make a real 210, Town Meeting Pre- years is your biggest accom- cinct 3, chairman for the that they meet our needs — resources. This plan will be Capital Improvement Plan I have been on the Board plishment during your not the financial needs of the framework for making a priority and it will in- Board of Trustees Saugus of Selectman since March, time in office? Public Library, Economic developers. We have to pro- informed decisions which clude broad public input. 2015 and have been your Opening the renovated tect our community. will include goals and poli- Another important is- Development Committee, vice chairman for the past playgrounds at the Veter- Board of Selectmen, pres- What three issues are cies for future land use, in- sue is what to do with the 2 years. ans Memorial Elementary most important to you? cluding housing, recreation, school buildings that may ident of Saugus United What is the most im- School, Bristow Park, Bel- Against Substance Abuse Wheelabrator. Everyone commercial development, no longer be needed by the portant issue facing the monte Middle School tennis in the town and surround- transportation, and open school department, specif- (SUASA), executive officer Board of Selectmen, and courts were achievements I of the Saugus Veterans ing communities is talking space. ically the Lynnhurst, Oak- how would you address had been told were not pos- about it. It is clear that the My second issue is to de- landvale, Waybright, Roby, Council. Former board of it? sible. Our citizens made it selectman member state doesn’t feel Wheela- cide what the town will be Ballard and Evans. Hav- The most pressing issue happen through our shared brator is impacting our doing with the five schools ing some or all of these six Why are you running? that falls under the pur- vision for the youth of Sau- I feel I can help resolve quality of life. At the same that will be going off-line. buildings and properties view of the Board of Select- gus. I look forward to the time, if the location didn’t Assuming the Schools turn available is a once in a life- some of the major issues man is the need to update opening of the newly con- facing Saugus to move us exist, there would be certain these properties back over time opportunity for Sau- our town’s master plan. structed basketball courts increases in trash collection to the town, we need a plan gus to impact affordable forward. This is a focus of the cur- at the Evans School. Why should people vote and disposal pushed on the to address what we are go- housing, open space, public rent administration given Why are you running? town and taxpayers. There ing to do with these prop- recreation, cemetery space for you? the unprecedented econom- I want to continue the I am ready with the citi- has to be common ground erties. I would like to have and more. For five years, ic growth that we have seen work of improving the that we can meet so that public meetings to discuss zens support to roll up my our current BOS and Town in the past few years. The town. We have come so far the services the facility pro- what the residents would sleeves and work to make Manager have failed to cre- updated plan will include as a community, but there is vides are environmentally like to see in our commu- Saugus great. ate a Master Plan, Econom- many items that fall under more work to do. I want to sound, fiscally responsible nity. Perhaps we would ic Development Plan, or a the board including but not continue serving the town and stop impacting Saugus like a community center, real Capital Improvement limited to the impact the to ensure this progress con- residents in negative man- affordable housing (includ- Plan for town. Given their plan will have on traffic (as tinues. ners. Something has to give ing Veteran’s housing), a track record, I simply don’t we are the traffic commis- Why should people vote here. dog park and/or skateboard trust that they will proper- sioners), water and sewer for you? I have heard from res- park, more athletic fields, a ly plan now. I will make it infrastructure (we are the I represent the average idents and also attended public garden for quiet en- a priority that these build- sewer commissioners) as Saugus citizen in every the DEP meeting at Sau- joyment, or a music hall/art ings are considered in our well as overall impact on way. I’m a parent, wife, gus High School where center to put on plays and Master Plan, Capital Im- our public services includ- homeowner, taxpayer, sup- residents from Saugus concerts. The opportunities provement Plan, and Eco- ing public safety and com- porter of youth sports and and Revere were able to are limitless. nomic Development plans. munity services. It is criti- work every day to contrib- provide testimony to the My third issue falls under What three issues are cal this plan be thoroughly ute to my family. I demand DEP against Wheelabrator. the heading of ‘discussions most important to you? updated and fully reflect a our tax dollars be spent as Their stories were compel- and communication.’ We First, a West side fire plan for us to move forward judiciously as possible to ling and offered me great have a traffic issue in Sau- station. The people of Sau- with an economic develop- reach our combined vision. insight into what the com- gus, where we are in the gus voted for it and it is ment plan that includes a If you are happy with the munity deals with on a dai- second phase of addressing long overdue. Second, plan that allows our infra- progress Saugus has made ly basis. I would like to work this matter. The town hired professional planning is structure and investments and would like it to contin- with the Saugus Board of a Consultant to help us deal sorely lacking in Saugus, in public safety to keep pace ue, please cast a vote for me Health and try and work with this issue, and we had and the town is suffering with the new growth. I fully on November 5th, 2019. with Wheelabrator towards a public meeting to discuss because of it. This is clear support a third fire station the common goal for the cit- the results. We need to have by the two-year develop- to cover the west side area izens of Saugus. Ultimately, more discussions and more ment moratorium, the lack of town. my job will be to protect public meetings. We need of affordable housing, and What three issues are Saugus and make sure our to discuss a closure plan the hastily thrown together most important to you? community is not impacted for the Wheelabrator ash Capital Improvement Plan. Updating our master plan negatively. landfill similar to what was Third, transparency and for the reasons mentioned School Buildings: I think done with the Aggregate accountability. Regarding above; continuing to deploy that if/when the town re- Quarry. Wheelabrator’s ash transparency, too many is- resources to address the ceives the school build- landfill was supposed to be sues are hidden from the opioid crisis and establish- ings that they need to do closed in 1996. And we need public. We need a line item ing a final date to close the the due diligence with the to relook at the Route 1 cor- budget presented so the ash landfill with no more property and maximize this ridor and consider making taxpayers can see where extensions. opportunity. The best use changes to the bylaw re- their tax dollars are going If an incumbent, what is of this property goes hand garding the residential vs. and hold their government your biggest accomplish- and hand with a long term commercial ratio. accountable. Regarding ac- ment during your time in community plan. The redis- If an incumbent, what countability, according to an- office? tricting plan for our schools is your biggest accom- other FOIA response, there I remember when I first is a great opportunity to plishment during your has been no evaluation of CICOLINI, B7 JONES, B7 PANETTA, B7 RILEY, B7 B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Mom-to-be tires of cleaning solo in a house full of slobs DEAR ABBY: I am 7 causes it. My son gets put 1/2 months pregnant, liv- Dear Abby is written by Abigail into isolation at school, ing with my fiance, his Van Buren, also known as Jeanne but seldom does she have cousin, his cousin’s girl- any consequences for the friend and her little Phillips, and was founded by her bullying because she’s brother, who she has cus- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact discreet. tody of. (He will be 18 in Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. I have talked with his a few months.) I do all Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. teacher, his counselor, the house cleaning and special education coordi- have for the last year and nator, vice principal and a half. I constantly pick the principal. Their only up after them after work. for my baby shower, but and his girlfriend won’t focus is my son’s behav- The cousin’s girlfriend I’m getting nowhere be- cooperate, they should ior/reaction. They don’t (“Queen Slob”) is the cause every time I clean move. address the issue of the worst of the bunch. She something, I have to do it As to your baby shower, girl bullying him. I tell doesn’t clean up after again the next day. I also if you have a close friend him to ignore her, tell his herself at all. She leaves can’t get the house ready or relative nearby, it teacher, tell the vice prin- a trail — drops her purse for the arrival of the baby. might be more practical cipal, but my advice has on the table, doesn’t It’s not going to be fair to to hold it in one of their changed nothing. I don’t throw away her trash my baby if Mommy has to homes. know what to do. Please and leaves dirty dishes clean up someone’s mess help me. everywhere. I have tried before I feed him. Help, DEAR ABBY: My not picking up after Abby! 10-year-old son is behav- STOP THE Queen Slob and everyone iorally challenged and BULLYING else, but they are either MAID IN NEVADA receives special educa- so dumb or inconsiderate tion services at school. DEAR STOP THE that they don’t put two DEAR MAID: You are He is in the fourth grade. BULLYING: If I were in and two together and re- right that once the baby Since the beginning of your situation, first, I’d alize it’s not magic and arrives you won’t be able the school year he has keep a record of these in- someone is cleaning up to keep up what you have been bullied by a girl in stances. Then I would try after them. been doing. If you haven’t his class. She intentional- to talk to the girl’s par- How do I nicely express expressed to your fiance ly embarrasses him and ents. If they were uncoop- that I’m fed up with be- what you have shared makes fun of him in front erative, I’d then address ing the only one who with me, it is long over- of his classmates or when my concerns to the school keeps the house clean due. The two of you the teacher isn’t looking. board in my community. without coming off like a should convene a meeting His reaction to her bully- And, if nothing changed, crazy pregnant lady? I’m of everyone who lives un- ing gets him in trouble. I would contact an attor- running out of energy. I der that roof and set some Unfortunately, they don’t ney who specializes in have been trying to clean house rules. If the cousin see what she’s doing that cases of discrimination. BRIDGE

No guarantee, but a favorite W. Somerset Maugham, in “The suit splitting 4-4. Or, as here, may- Razor’s Edge,” wrote, “The fact that be they will take only two diamond a great many people believe some- tricks because the suit blocks. thing is no guarantee of its truth.” Well, it blocks if East plays his di- The fact that everyone agrees a amond three at trick one. But if he play is correct isn’t always a guar- and his partner have the sensible antee of its success. In today’s deal, agreement that leading fourth-high- what should East do? Against three est guarantees an honor in the suit, no-trump, West leads a fourth-high- East should realize that one of his est diamond six to dummy’s bare court cards is unnecessary. At trick ace. one, he must sacrifice the jack (or Despite his weak hearts, North was king!). Then, when he gets in with the right to try to find a 4-4 fit in the suit given his singleton. diamond king (or jack), he can lead Declarer, hoping to win at least the carefully conserved diamond two spades, two hearts, one dia- three through declarer’s 10-8 into mond and four clubs, will proba- the jaws of West’s Q-9-7, permitting bly cross to hand in a major and his side to collect one club and four run the club eight (or jack). If the diamonds. finesse wins, he has at least one It is true that South might have overtrick in his future. If the finesse started with 10-9-x-x in diamonds, loses, perhaps the defenders can but then the contract could not have take only three diamond tricks, the been defeated. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

The Neighborhood: “Welcome to the Vow Renewal” CBS, 8 p.m. As Calvin (Cedric the Entertainer) and Tina (Tichi- Celebrate 30 years of a classic tale: Disney na Arnold) near a milestone anniversary, Dave (Max Greenfield) and Gemma (Beth Behrs) decide to help the Butlers have the wedding they missed out on the presents “The Little Mermaid Live!” first time around in the new episode “Welcome to By Jeff Pfeiffer the Vow Renewal.” NFL Football: Dallas at N.Y. Giants Ariel, the title character ESPN, 8 p.m. Live of Disney’s classic animat- Amari Cooper and the Dallas Cowboys ride into ed film The Little Mermaid, MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., for an NFC famously sings about want- East showdown against rookie quarterback Daniel ing to become “Part of Your World” in relation to the Jones and the N.Y. Giants on Monday Night Football. prince she loves and the sur- 9-1-1: “Athena Begins” face-dwelling existence she FOX, 8 p.m. thinks is preferable to her Flashbacks to 1989 show how Athena (Angela Bas- life undersea. While Ariel’s sett) joined the LAPD and became the police officer efforts to achieve that new she is today in the new episode “Athena Begins.” life for herself lead to conflict The Voice: “The Knockouts, Part 3” and drama, the masterfully NBC, 8 p.m. produced movie didn’t have The knockout rounds continue, with each artist much difficulty instantly be- paired against a teammate to perform individual- coming a lasting part of our ly, while their direct competitor watches and waits. world after it hit theaters 30 Taylor Swift will serve as a Mega Mentor. The coach- years ago, in November 1989. es alone will choose the winner from their team to Thanks in large part to infec- move on to the live playoff shows. Each coach will tiously catchy Alan Menken/ Howard Ashman tunes like have one steal in the knockout rounds, which con- “Under the Sea” and “Kiss clude with Part 4 tomorrow night. the Girl,” the film kicked off Bob (Hearts) Abishola: “Tough Like a Laundromat the Disney Renaissance in Washing Machine” traditional animation. CBS, 8:30 p.m. The beloved tale will be In the new episode “Tough Like a Laundromat Wash- retold in Disney’s upcoming ing Machine,” Bob (Billy Gardell) hires Abishola (Fo- Little Mermaid CGI/live-ac- lake Olowofoyeku) to take care of Dottie (Christine tion feature-film remake, but Ebersole) in his home while she recovers. this month’s ABC live musi- Prodigal Son: “Q&A” cal special (Nov. 5) The Little FOX, 9 p.m. Mermaid Live! — airing as a In the new episode “Q&A,” Bright’s (Tom Payne) tribute to the original film’s quest for answers about his childhood leads him to 30th anniversary — is un- a junkyard, where gunfire erupts and a grisly scene related to that. In fact, after is discovered. listening to the production’s director and executive pro- His Dark Materials ducer Hamish Hamilton ex- HBO, 9 p.m. plain it at a press conference, New Series! it seems The Little Mermaid Adapted from Philip Pullman’s award-winning trilogy Live! isn’t quite like anything of the same name, this imaginative series is mas- that has been attempted on sive in scope, beautiful in story, rich with talent and live television before. ABC’s “The Little Mermaid Live!” stars Queen Latifah as Ursula. filled with glorious eccentricities. The story follows Having directed every Su- Lyra (Dafne Keen), a seemingly ordinary but brave per Bowl halftime show since jection surface we will play to the legendary songs. Souls.” young woman from another world. Her search for a 2010, Hamilton is no strang- the [original] feature. When Auli’i Cravalho, who had “I’m excited about the kidnapped friend uncovers a sinister plot involving er to producing live events on we get to one of Alan and a breakout role voicing the whole thing,” Shaggy said. stolen children and becomes a quest to understand a huge stage, but even with Howard’s wonderful songs, main character in Disney’s “I have three daughters, and a mysterious phenomenon called Dust. Also stars that technical experience he essentially we will transition Moana, headlines the spe- I had to sit down and watch Lin-Manuel Miranda, Ruth Wilson, James McAvoy seems to have found a fasci- beautifully and smoothly into cial as Ariel. Reggae/rap star this movie, the original mov- and Clarke Peters. nating new challenge with a world of live performance.” Shaggy, with not only his ie, over and over and over Whether Hamilton is suc- singing talent but also his and over and over again. And The Good Doctor: “45-Degree Angle” this production. “It’s an interesting hybrid,” cessful in the technical as- Jamaican background, is a I feel like Sebastian is me be- ABC, 10 p.m. Hamilton said. “It’s a celebra- pects of bringing to life an fitting choice to bring Carib- cause after a while, you are While performing his first solo surgery, Dr. Murphy tion. We’re celebrating this underwater world live on- bean flair to the voice of Se- watching it and your girls (Freddie Highmore) alienates a nurse, which puts incredible animated feature, stage during these musical bastian the crab. And we are are there, and because they his residency in jeopardy. Dr. Melendez (Nicholas and we’re going to do it on numbers will remain to be absolutely looking forward are reciting every line to it, Gonzalez) disagrees with Dr. Lim (Christina Chang) the Disney lot … live-to-air seen. One thing we do know to Queen Latifah, who plays you’ve got to join in at some on a risky surgery, and Dr. Browne (Antonia Thomas) in front of a live audience. already, though, is that the sea witch Ursula, belting out point because that’s the only spirals into self-destructive behaviors, causing nega- “We will have a giant projec- production’s star-studded that villain’s show-stopping way you’re getting points as tive ramifications in the workplace. tion surface, and on that pro- cast will certainly do justice number “Poor Unfortunate a dad.”

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CITY OF LYNN Legal Notice COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS INVITATION FOR BID City of Lynn THE TRIAL COURT TRASH REMOVAL SERVICES Zoning Board of Appeals PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PROPERTIES The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following Summons by Publication and Mailing The City of Lynn, Inspectional Services Department will receive bids from trash petitions on Tuesday, November 19, 2019 at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City removal companies for the removal and disposing of trash, bulk waste and debris Hall. from both public and private properties on an as needed basis in accordance with ESSEX Division the bid specifications LOCUS: 16 ROSEMONT STREET, PARCEL NO. 088-107-005 PETITIONER: SEAN DOCKET NUMBER: ES14W0704 MARTIN (ZBA #9913) Service location may include public properties, public ways and private properties Bernard Davis Plaintiff(s) under the jurisdiction of the City's Vacant Abandoned and Foreclosed Ordinance or TO PERMIT THE EXPANSION OF A PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING ACCESSORY v. declared nuisance properties. STRUCTURE ON A NONCONFORMING LOT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED AREA Sarah Perras Defendant(s) AND CONTAINING AN EXISTING NON-CONFORMING SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING In addition, this bid includes the rental of dumpsters for use by city departments. HAVING LESS THAN THE REQUIRED SIDE YARD AND REAR YARD IN THE R1 To the above named Defendant(s): Sarah Perras Sizes may range from 10 - 40 yard containers. DISTRICT FINDING THAT SUCH USE IS NOT SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL IN EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. A Complaint has been presented to this Court by the Plaintiff, Bernard Davis Approximate annual spending $50,000 seeking a Complaint for Modification Pursuant to G.L. c.11, 39M. LOCUS: 24 MT. VERNON STREET, PARCEL NO. 082-597-003 PETITIONER: OLEG Specifications may be obtained starting, Monday, November 4, 2019 at the City of URITSKY BY HER ATTORNEY, DANIEL F. CAHILL (ZBA #9914) You are required to serve upon Bernard Davis, - whose address is 99 Shannon Lynn Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901. Road, Suite 206, Dorchester MA 02124 your answer on or before the 26th of Specifications are available by email upon request at [email protected]. TO PERMIT RESIDENTIAL USE ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IN December, 2019. Specifications are available until the due date specified below. THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked: Bid# 03-324 Trash LOCUS: 24 BRUCE PLACE, PARCEL NO. 095-516-041 PETITIONER: PAUL action. You are also required to file an original copy of your answer, in the office of Removal Services. All bids must be submitted to the purchasing department at the JAMGOTCHIAN BY HIS ATTORNEY, SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA #9915) the Register of this Court at Salem, MA. address above no later than 11:00am on Tuesday, November 19, 2019 and will be publicly opened, forthwith. Emailed bids will not be accepted. TO PERMIT THE RECONSTRUCTION OF A WOOD FRAMED, THREE FAMILY WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, Esquire, First Judge of said Court at Salem, this RESIDENTIAL DWELLING DESTROYED BY FIRE, ON A LOT CONTAINING 4,315 S.F; 30th day of October 2019. The City of Lynn reserves the right to waive any informality in or to reject any or all FRONTAGE OF 49 FEET, IN THE R1 DISTRICT AND LESS THAN THE REQUIRED bids or any part thereof and make award as may appear in the best interest of the PARKING. Pamela Casey O'Brien, City. Register of Probate Court LOCUS:� 502 EASTERN AVENUE, PARCEL NO. 097-454-016 PETITIONER: IVAN Item: November 4, 2019 The City of Lynn Purchasing Agent will prepare the notice of award and awarding of CHAVARIN (ZBA #9916) this contract. TO PERMIT THE REMOVAL OF A STIPULATION ON THE 1981 ZBA VARIANCE, CASE Bid under Chapter 30B M.G.L. #6070, BY ALLOWING AN EXTERIOR STAIRWAY FROM THE SECOND FLOOR TO THE FIRST FLOOR ON A THREE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DWELLING IN THE BUSINESS Timothy Leonard DISTRICT FINDING THAT SUCH USE IS NOT SUBSTANTIALLY MORE DETRIMENTAL IN City of Peabody Purchasing Agent EFFECT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD. Zoning Board of Appeals Item: November 4, 2019 LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Board Every day COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS of Appeals of the City of Peabody will Daniel Gisonno: Chairman THE TRIAL COURT hold a Public hearing on Monday, Norman Cole: Vice Chairman PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT October 21, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. at the Richard Wood: Clerk Wiggin Auditorium, City Hall, 24 Lowell Summons by Publication and Mailing Street, Peabody, MA 01960 on the Item: November 4, 11, 2019 application of Sean O'Neil and John Zirpolo, Trustees of 112A Birch ESSEX Division. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Street, Peabody Massachusetts, for a DOCKET NUMBER: ES14W0706 THE TRIAL COURT Variance from the Provision of the PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Zoning Ordinance 2019, as amen- Bernard Davis Plaintiff(s) DIVORCE SUMMONS BY ded, Section 7.1.4 as it applies to the v. PUBLICATION AND MAILING premise known as 3 Calumet Street, Sarah Perras Defendant(s) Essex Probate and Family Court Peabody, MA, Map 095, Lot 261B. 36 Federal Street Petitioner seeks a variance and To the above named Defendant(s): Sarah Perras Salem, MA 01970 requires relief to Height Requirement Docket No. ES18D1736DR where 30 feet are allowed, and 32.3 A Complaint has been presented to this Court by the Plaintiff, Bernard Davis feet are proposed. The property is seeking a Complaint for Modification Pursuant to G.L. c.11, 39M. Lucky Uwumwonse vs. Brittany Sanders located in a R2 Zoning District. The application and plan are available to You are required to serve upon Bernard Davis, - whose address is 99 Shannon To the Defendant: the public and can be viewed at the Road, Suite 206, Dorchester MA 02124 your answer on or before the 26th of The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court City Clerk's Office and Board of December, 2019. grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage Appeals Office, City Hall in advance The Complaint is on file at the Court. and prior to the Public Hearing. If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you Board of Appeals action. You are also required to file an original copy of your answer, in the office of from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status Frances Bisazza-Gallugi, Chairperson the Register of this Court at Salem, MA. of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Weekly News: Nov. 4, 11, 2019 You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: Give us a call WITNESS, Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, Esquire, First Judge of said Court at Salem, this Nzenwa Augustine Chima, Esq. 30th day of October 2019. Law Office of Nzenwa A Chima 925 Washington St Pamela Casey O'Brien, Suite 6 Register of Probate Court Dorchester center, MA 02124 Item: November 4, 2019 your answer, if any, on or before 12/19/2019. If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, November 19, 2019, at 6:00 PM in Date: October 25, 2019 Room 302, Lynn City Hall: Notice is hereby given that Hayes Meninno LLC DBA Pamela Casey O'Brien Rolly's Tavern at 338 Broadway, Roland Hayes, Manager has applied for a Change Register of Probate of Manager and Officers and Directors. Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson Item: November 4, 2019 Item: November 1, 4, 2019 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

PANETTA RILEY JONES CICOLINI Name: Michael J. Serino From B3 From B3 From B3 From B3 Occupation: General Electric Company (re- time in office? the Town Manager. The BOS redeploy town assets. Depending on got involved and began to pay attention tired) My biggest accomplishment is the AA+ should provide clear, transpar- the size, location and health/wellness to what was happening in Saugus, our Education: Graduate of Standard and Poor’s rating for our Town ent goals for the Town Man- of these buildings, there are a number town was in financial distress as a result Saugus High School and of Saugus. This is due to our very strong ager, and evaluate the per- of things we should consider. For exam- of the past administration. The town was the University of Massa- economy, strong budgetary performances, formance toward those goals ple, one location could be used to invest essentially broke, under DOR oversight chusetts. strong liquidity strong long-term financial annually in open session, not in community programming for seniors for many reasons including fraudulent What is the most im- plan as well as having an overall low 2.9 Executive (private) session. and children. We could also look to de- allocations to the water and sewer en- portant issue facing the percent debt ratio, which is saving taxpay- Most importantly, the peo- velop one of these properties for senior terprise accounts and we were facing Board of Selectmen? ers millions of dollars. The reason I chose ple’s voices are not being heard. living. Affordable housing is critical and receivership. The financial turnaround The most important is- this as my biggest accomplishments is be- We voted for a West-side fire we need to support our seniors. that has taken place in the past 5 years sue facing Saugus is the cause when I first got in office eight years station and didn’t get it. We Another option would be to look at is unprecedented. We went from having over-development of Route ago, there were discussions of closing the were promised that the Town the viability of selling the properties no money in our stabilization fund to to- One. After the development library, Senior Center, Youth and Recre- Manager would be evaluated to commercial developers who can day having over $10 million. of the former Hilltop prop- ation, and the Essex Street Fire Station. and didn’t get it. There was an bring jobs and tax revenue to our Our bond rating is a AA+ which is one erty, I voiced my concerns The town was broke, and there were outcry to keep the school cus- town. However this shakes out, the step from the highest level. This is the regarding the amount of discussions with the Department of todians, yet they weren’t. Too town has a huge opportunity to repo- highest rating in our town’s history. Why residential development Revenue about going into receivership many decisions in town are sition those buildings to benefit the is this important? This rating will save allowed on the 11 acre site. and having large tax overrides just to on a whim and the vision of a town financially (which could support our taxpayers $3.5 million dollars on My concern was in regards pay for operations. We are now finan- small few. Our Town Manager funding the fire station and other the borrowing for the new school project to the impact that this type cially stable and moving forward with and Selectmen have a habit of much needed areas alone. We have made monumental invest- of continued development a new middle/high school, new parks “reviewing successes”; that’s Transparency and Accountability: We ments in our water and sewer infrastruc- along Route One could have and playgrounds, making investments fine but Management 101 tells need to instill a higher level of trans- ture and are no longer under the admin- on our community, as it re- in public safety, and making improve- us that the failures, opportuni- parency in Saugus. If I am elected to istrative consent order. ments in our infrastructure (e.g., roads, ties missed, and areas of im- one of the five seats on the Board of We have made the first true invest- lates to public safety and sidewalks, bridges, water, sewer). provement should be covered Selectmen, I vow to always be accessi- ments in parks and playgrounds in the the impact of overcrowding Why are you running? as well. To not do so is only tell- ble to residents and keep you informed past 40 years. This includes the complete in our schools. After review- I am seeking reelection because I ing half the story. If you’re go- about every issue, debate and decision renovation of Bristow park, Veterans me- ing the plans submitted by would like to continue with the great ing to pat yourself on the back in front of us for consideration. morial school playground and the Evans the developer, I had calcu- progress our town has made. I am 100 in public, then you should be I realize that the preceding words park as well as new, regulation size ten- lated that residential units percent committed to making Saugus will to take your lumps on the are just that — words. I encourage nis courts with lights at the Belmonte made up 92 percent of the the best it can be. shortcomings too. you to get to know. If given the chance, middle school. We have been designated a project, were as, commercial I originally ran for Selectmen because of If a challenger, what ex- you’ll quickly learn that I am a man of green community and have received over represented only 8 percent the dire straits our Town was experienc- pertise do you bring to my words and that I’m not afraid to $840,000 in green community grant fund- of the project. ing. The prior Town Manager (who plead the table? make the tough decisions when they ing. We have made investments in fleets Although, I agree with guilty to various wrongdoings, including Serving four years on the need to be made. of new police cruisers, fire apparatus and the mixed use zoning con- procurement fraud and failure to provide School Committee, I gained I feel as though Saugus is at a cross- DPW equipment. We completely renovat- cept, as an elected Town notice of competitive bidding) was looking experience that transfers roads and when elected I will be ac- ed and restored the exterior of town hall. Meeting Member I called for a debt override just to pay for opera- directly to the BOS. Specifi- countable, transparent and financial- We began the Riverwalk project and re- for the mixed use zoning tional expenses. We were on the verge of cally, I worked on the budget, ly responsible and be a voice of reason ceived seed funding. by-law to be revised, there- receivership. The Essex Street Fire Sta- and realize the need to max- for the taxpayers of Saugus. We worked to help expand and improve by, requiring more com- tion kept opening and closing because imize every dollar to provide If a challenger, what expertise do the rail trail. The real item I am most mercial uses. I spoke at we didn’t have the funds to keep it open. critical services. you bring to the table? proud of is all of these items have been Town Meeting in support There were threats of closing our library, I sought alternative funding As for my political career I am a two completed without having to ask the tax- of the Town Manager’s Senior Center, and Youth and Recreation through state grants (FIRST term representative on Town Meeting payers for a tax override. Unlike our long article requesting a two Center. This was just unacceptable, and I Robotics Program), and pri- for the past 4 years. Four years ago, I history where the “if it ain’t broke don’t fix year building moratorium wanted to be part of the solution. vate business (got AEDs in- felt a strong urge to take my support it” mentality always prevailed, this admin- on multi-family dwellings. The town has come a long way, espe- stalled in all schools). As part of the community to another level, istration is proactive and because of our Thereby, still affording de- cially over the last five years. I am proud of the negotiating team, I was serving as a town meeting member strong financial health, we are able to pay velopers the opportunity to to say that I was part of moving Saugus able to successfully negotiate from Precinct one. I also have a strong for these significant capital investments forward in a positive direction. I want build commercial projects. contracts with union teachers, fiscal background. within our existing operating budget and The article passed Town to continue on this successful path that para-professionals, custodians, I am a manager with the Depart- if we borrow to pay for it, the debt is paid our town is now taking, and I would be Meeting unanimously. and cafeteria workers. I advo- ment of Revenue. Over my 22 year back from our operating budget, not from What are the three honored to serve two more years on the cated for the Belmonte School career, I have completed complex fi- raising taxes. This is absolutely critical as Board of Selectmen. most important issues Renovation and saw the project nancial cases and have worked in I am proud that we still have a very af- to you? Why should people vote for you? through to completion. I have Customer Service for more than 20 fordable tax rate in town given all of the I offer Saugus voters my extensive fi- One, updating our Route experience developing a Dis- years. Another way that I will make improvements that have taken place. I One mixed use zoning by- nancial background and commitment to trict Improvement Plan and me successful on the board is the worked very hard and advocated for the law, requiring less residen- local government and community service. evaluating the Superintendent. hiring and evaluating of staff. When new high school/middle school project. tial use and more commer- I hold a Master’s in Business Administra- All transparent and all public. hiring, I need to evaluate thousands I feel this was needed back when I cial uses. Two, completion tion from Northeastern University and Why are you running? of resumes and ensure the best fit for graduated in 1990. Investing in our a Bachelor’s in Accounting from Suffolk I am running to promote the required needs. When evaluation children’s future is of paramount impor- of our district-wide school University. I also earned my Project Man- bring professional planning, employees, we have evaluations to tance and it begins with a quality learn- building plans along with agement Profession (PMP) certification. transparency and accountabil- track progress versus goals, employee ing environment (new school) and a new deciding on what to do with I’ve worked for over 30 years, with a focus ity to Saugus. I am running development. district wide education plan which has the vacant school building in accounting, finance, auditing, and real to represent people in town By clearly stating goals and review- been deployed. properties when they come estate. Additionally, I’ve earned Distin- whose voice is not being heard. ing progress towards those goals on a Why are you running? off line. Three, continue guished Toastmaster status. Why should people vote quarterly basis will ensure our needs of I am running for reelection because I to build upon the strong I’ve been engaged in Saugus organiza- financial management pol- tions and elected offices for over 30 years. for you? the town and it’s citizens will be met. see the progress that has taken place in Because I will bring an in- Why are you running? my tenure and am excited to see it contin- icies that I helped develop Currently, I am the Chairman of the as the former chairman of Board of Selectmen (for almost five years) dependent perspective to the I am running for a seat on the Board ue. This administration has proven that BOS that it doesn’t already of Selectmen to move Saugus forward. with collaboration, hard work, transpar- the Board of Selectmen. and have been a board member for eight Today Saugus has a AA+ years. I have also served as the Chairman of have. None of the four incum- I have worked very hard during my ency and dedication, the sky is the limit. bond rating. The highest in the Saugus School Committee, Vice-Chair- bents have made SMART time on Town Meeting to be a posi- Back in 2015, I promised to restore ci- Saugus’s history. man of the Saugus Charter Commission, Economic Development a tive voice for change will always work vility and respect to the board and that and a Town Meeting member for five terms. priority for the town, which hard for the citizens of Saugus. I have is exactly what I have done. The prog- What expertise do you I’m also a member of the Saugus Chamber is why we are in the midst shown in the past that I have the abil- ress is omnipresent and I don’t want to bring to the table? of Commerce, Board Member of the Saugus of a two-year moratorium on ity to work collaboratively with all see it stalled. The expertise that I Business Collaborative, the Garden Club, development, and still don’t facets of the town. Why should people vote for you? bring to the table is my ex- Saugus Historical Society, and Conserva- have an Economic Develop- A good example is the development I am a fourth generation Saugonian perience. I was the former tion Law. I’m the President of the Saugus ment Director. I will make of the softball field at the Belmonte and my wife Julie, also a life-long res- chairman of the Board of River Watershed Council and past-Pres- this a priority. Middle School. I was faced with the ident, and I chose to raise our family Selectmen, former chair- ident of SAVE. I’ve been endorsed by the None of the four incumbents prospect of losing fields with the de- here in Saugus. I graduated from Sau- man of the Conservation Sierra Club and recently received the John have made a Host Community velopment of the new high school and gus High School as did both of our chil- Commission and former O’Connor Grassroots award from Clean agreement with Wheelabrator had to work with the town and also dren. I am vested in our town and only vice-chairman of the Town Water Action for environmental excellence. a priority for the town, which the business community to have this want what is best for our residents. The Meeting Charter Commit- I am committed to moving Saugus for- is why we lose out on millions project completed. It was not just me, next 2 years will be an important time tee. I currently serve as ward with unity, purpose, and direction. of dollars of revenue each year. it was a team effort and now the local for Saugus. the chairman of the Board As Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, I will make this a priority. teams, including Saugus High School, We will see our new High School/mid- of Assessors. I am also I have conducted meetings professionally None of the four incum- have a wonderful facility. We need vo- dle school come online and then, with an elected Town Meeting and treated applicants fairly. All meet- bents have made a Capital cal, communicative and transparent public input, need to decide what is next Member from Precinct 10. ings are televised, and minutes are voted Improvement Plan a priority leaders in this town and that’s what I for the five buildings that will be taken I believe that my ability to on at the next meeting and posted on- for the town, which is why will deliver. offline. We will update our master plan work with people would be line. I have a good working relationship we have a terribly insuffi- Why should people vote for you? and then be charged with moving the an asset to our community. cient “Plan”, with no pub- I feel as though people should vote recommendations of said plan forward. with my fellow Board members, the Town Why are you running? lic input, that was released for me if they believe that I could be This requires someone with business Manager, and the Finance Committee. I I was raised in a family just days before the election. a positive change for the Town of Sau- knowledge and expertise. have the utmost respect for Town Meeting with a rich tradition of and attend all Town Meetings. I will make a real Capital gus. I am a fair and honest person that I hold the highly coveted CPA and Improvement Plan a priori- truly just wants the best for the town CGMA designations. The are more than public service and I deep- I am committed to maintain full public ly care about my commu- services, including public safety, educa- ty, and it will include broad of Saugus. I vow to always be trans- titles. Each of these represent the com- nity. Exciting progress tion, library, senior services, and youth public input. parent and accountable. I will also en- mitment I have to business, finance, has been made in our and recreation. I’m an advocate for en- None of the four incumbents sure that the people have a voice and a operations and results. I make a living vironmental issues that concern your have made student time-on- presence and a complete understand- helping companies of all shapes and siz- community and I want to health and safety. I attend numerous learning a priority for the ing of any pressing issues in town. es improve their financial performance continue on that track. meetings and events outside of the Board town, which is why we have This is something that comes up often and strengthen their internal controls. Why should people of Selectmen meetings, where I listen to schools that perform in the as I meet and discuss issues with the I have been doing this successfully for vote for you? the concerns of Saugus residents, cele- bottom 10 percent of the state. citizens of Saugus. I have to say, what 25 years. My financial acumen and busi- I hope people will vote brate successes of fellow Saugonians, or I will make this a priority. truly humbles me is when someone ness knowledge is well documented and for me because of the ded- just enjoy being part of the wonderful I am ethical, honest and looks me in the eye and thanks me for unmatched. I have proven over the past ication I have shown, over celebrations that we have in town. hardworking. I believe in running. five years that I do the research, I ask the the years, towards our I love Saugus and will continue to open and transparent gov- If you feel the same, and you want right questions and then apply my real community. I truly believe work hard for the residents. I am very ernment. A vote for me is a to see change, and you believe in my world business knowledge to make deci- that I have served the proud of the direction we are heading, vote for bringing professional platform and beliefs, I humbly request sions that are always best for Saugus. If residents of Saugus with and I hope to continue as one of your five planning, transparency and one of your five votes on November you want our progress and financial suc- integrity and profession- Selectmen for the next two years. accountability to Saugus. 5th. I am 9th on the ballot. cess to continue. alism.

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All address information, par- and Western Avenue; at 1:28 Theft the phone belonged to a man The man then reportedly pulled Friday at Care One at Peabody ticularly arrests, reflect police p.m. Saturday at 1 Rockaway who was walking down Atlan- into the Marblehead Bank Glen at 199 Andover St.; at records. In the event of a per- St.; at 4:05 p.m. Saturday at A report of motor vehicle theft tic Avenue earlier with a pack parking lot, but she was upset 3:08 p.m. Friday at 93 Walnut ceived inaccuracy, it is the sole 3 Western Ave.; at 4:30 p.m. at 2:15 p.m. Friday at 32 Bar- of cigarettes and a backpack. because she thought he took St. and 29 Howley St. responsibility of the concerned Saturday at Buchanan Circle rett St.; at 1:47 p.m. Saturday Police went to the suspect’s multiple photos of her car. A person on a bike reportedly party to contact the relevant and Western Avenue; at 5:51 at 3 Kingsley Terrace. address and found a back- A kid was reportedly on a hit an ambulance at 4:24 p.m. police department and have p.m. Saturday at 7 Nelson St.; A report of a larceny at 3:19 pack with items labeled to the minibike “bombing around” the Friday at Atlantic Ambulance at the department issue a notice at 6:13 p.m. Saturday at 113 p.m. Friday at YMCA at 20 Nep- suspect, including a bag with school at 1:10 p.m. Saturday 90 Foster St. of correction to the Daily Item. Bickford St.; at 6:20 p.m. Sat- tune Blvd.; at 4:18 p.m. Friday a white powdery substance in- on Humphrey Street. The kid Corrections or clarifications will urday at City Hall at 3 City Hall at 152 Alley St.; at 11:49 p.m. side. The suspect’s father said was last seen heading toward Complaints not be made without express Square; at 10:55 a.m. Sunday Friday at 10 Farrar St. he was not home, but he was the tennis courts, but police re- notice of change from the ar- at 780 Lynnway. found in the back of 3 West sponded and could not locate A report of suspicious activity resting police department. A report of a police motor ve- Vandalism Shore Drive. The fire depart- the person. at 5:02 a.m. Friday at 6 Grand- hicle crash at 10:44 p.m. Friday ment was requested for possi- A drunk man in the store was view Ave. A caller reported an A report of vandalism at at High Rock Tower on Circuit ble fentanyl on the front porch reportedly rubbing the resin alarm went off and a door was LYNN 10:04 p.m. Friday at 54 Oak- Avenue. of 51 Glendale Road. Adam from his weed bowl on his face ajar. Police checked the house- wood Ave.; at 5:06 p.m. Satur- A report of a motor vehicle B. Lapatin, 39, of 51 Glendale and harassing people at 10:15 hold and reported everything Arrests day at 699 Boston St. hit and run crash at 6:41 p.m. Road, was arrested for breaking p.m. Saturday on Pleasant appeared to be in order. Roberto Diaz, 36, of 132 Saturday at 300 Washington St. and entering. Street. Police reported the man Beacon Hill Ave., was arrest- A report of a motor vehicle MARBLEHEAD was sent on his way. Overdose ed and charged with failure crash with personal injury at Complaints to stop/yield and on warrant Arrests A report of an overdose at 10:43 p.m. Saturday at Sacred A caller reported CBD product PEABODY charges of disturbing the peace, Heart Catholic Church at 579 8:43 p.m. Thursday at Mobile keeping a noisy and disorderly Adam B. Lapatin, 39, of 51 was taken and resold by a busi- Arrests Estates on Newbury Street. Boston St.; at 7:43 a.m. Sun- Glendale Road, was arrested ness partner at 8:47 a.m. Friday house and violating a municipal day at 103 Broad St. Narcan was administered to an bylaw or ordinance at 3:54 a.m. and charged with two counts on Crown Way. Christopher J. Campochiaro, unconscious man. A caller reported someone Saturday. Assaults of nighttime breaking and en- 40, of 159 Main St., Apt. 49B, Johnny Gilmer, 58, of 123 tering for a felony at 2 a.m. trespassed on her property to Stoneham, was arrested on Vandalism Sheridan St., was arrested and A report of an assault at 2:55 Saturday. cut a tree at 11:12 a.m. Friday warrants at 3:35 p.m. Friday. on Buena Vista Road. charged with leaving the scene p.m. Saturday on Newcastle Catalino Lopez-Gomez, 43, A report of vandalism at A caller complained about of personal injury, leaving the Street; at 6:36 p.m. Saturday of 8 Trager Road, was arrested Accidents 3:46 p.m. Thursday at 84 Ava- smoking in the park at 1:57 scene of property damage, on Western Avenue. and charged with OUI liquor lon Drive. A woman’s car was failure to stop/yield, negligent second offense at 8:31 p.m. p.m. Friday on Lime Street. A report of a motor vehicle egged. operation of a motor vehicle, Breaking and Entering Friday. She said there was a smoking crash at 10:51 p.m. Thursday at OUI liquor third offense, alco- receptacle at the dog park, 20 Howley St. A caller reported SWAMPSCOTT hol from an open container in a A report of a breaking and en- Accidents but complained that a person her car was caught in a ditch. motor vehicle and operation of tering at 7:03 a.m. Saturday at was smoking there. She said A motor vehicle crash was Complaints a motor vehicle with a suspend- 42 Joyce St. A report of a motor vehicle she used to smoke but now reported at 7:40 a.m. Friday at ed license for OUI at 11:18 crash at 8:21 a.m. Friday at thinks it’s disgusting. She said 24 Johnson Ave.; at 8:15 a.m. A report of suspicious activity a.m. Saturday. Complaints Humphrey Street and Rockaway she was upset with the man- Friday at 2 Central St. and 2 at 9:31 p.m. Friday at 48 Or- Avenue; at 3:45 p.m. Saturday ner and attitude of the person Railroad Ave.; at 8:51 a.m. Fri- chard Road; at 9:53 p.m. Friday Accidents A report of a gunshot at 1:10 at Litchman Terrace and Taft smoking, and thought the per- day at Brothers Deli at 11 Main at 97 Norfolk Ave. a.m. Saturday on North Com- Street. son’s actions could cause a St.; at 9:09 a.m. Friday at J&H A report of a motor vehicle mon Street. fire. She was told to call the Truck Repair at 129 Newbury Theft crash at 2:23 p.m. Friday at Breaking and Entering town’s park department to St.; at 9:36 a.m. Friday at 21B Shoemaker Elementary School Overdose learn about smoking restric- County St.; at 10:25 a.m. Friday A report of a larceny at 9:59 at 26 Regina Road; at 3:17 A report of a burglary/break- tions in the park. at 60 Foster St.; at 2:16 p.m. p.m. Friday at Railroad Depot at p.m. Friday at 227 Chestnut A report of an overdose at ing and entering at 1:14 a.m. A report of road rage at 3:11 Friday at Brown School at 150 10 Railroad Ave. St.; at 9:44 p.m. Friday at 754 10:49 p.m. Friday at Shelter on Saturday on West Shore Drive. A p.m. Friday at Lafayette Street Lynn St.; at 3:30 p.m. Friday Western Ave.; at 6:29 a.m. Washington Street. caller reported he found a cell- and Widger Road. A caller re- at 232 Newbury St. and 550 Vandalism Saturday at Union Variety at A report of an opiate over- phone in his home that didn’t ported she noticed a driver tail- Lowell St. 88 Union St.; at 10:28 a.m. dose at 6:17 p.m. Saturday on belong to anyone who lived gating her, who stuck his middle A report of a motor vehicle A report of vandalism at 2:43 Saturday at Chestnut Street Essex Street. there. An officer told the caller finger up at her multiple times. hit and run crash at 1:07 p.m. p.m. Friday at 207 Forest Ave.

POLICE BRIEFS Two pedestrians struck, night on Sunday morning the scene and later sought have not yet been re- delivery driver in Rock- autopsy was scheduled for one dies in accident for a report of two pedes- medical treatment on his leased. ingham. Sunday. trians struck on Oak Hill own. Police say the body He worked for Katsirou- SEEKONK (AP) — A Avenue. One man was No charges have been Police probe suspicious of 44-year-old Roberto bas Produce of Hyde Park man has died after being taken to Rhode Island filed in the case. Police Fonseca-Rivera of Boston death of delivery driver and his last known loca- struck by a vehicle in Hospital, where he was say the driver of the ve- was found in his company Seekonk. pronounced dead. hicle is cooperating with ROCKINGHAM, Vt. vehicle in Rockingham tion was at about noon on Police and emergency Police say the second investigators. (AP) — Vermont State Friday evening. Police say Friday, leaving Rutland medical responders were man refused to be trans- The identities of those Police are investigating he appears to have died and heading south on called shortly after mid- ported to a hospital from involved in the incident the suspicious death of a of gunshot wounds. An Vermont Route 103.

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