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A pick-up truck plows through a ooded Commercial Street in Lynn on Saturday. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK RAIN OF TERROR IN LYNN By Dan Kane thunder booms announced the 6 a.m. storm that “The Lynnway was totally impassable. I haven’t FOR THE ITEM dumped as much as four inches of rain on the city. seen Boston Street ood like this in 12 years,” Hall The torrential rain quickly caused ash ooding said. LYNN — Residents and property owners across across Lynn into the morning hours. The heavy rain came from a fairly typical but the city continued to assess damage and clean up City Public Works Commissioner Andrew Hall very slow-moving thunderstorm, according to Na- following an early morning Saturday rainstorm said the early morning deluge and ash ood in- tional Weather Service spokesman Bill Simpson. that ooded major streets, causing power supply undated the Lynnway, Commercial Street, Bos- The added factor of high tide intensi ed ooding. problems and stalling a re engine and several ton Street, Alley Street and scores of side streets, The downpour ooded Munroe Street and shoved drivers in several feet of water. bringing Saturday morning traf c to a standstill Mobile phone emergency alert notices and and ooding property. LYNN, A5 Oh, super ... another search in Peabody By Adam Swift the board was to take a nal ITEM STAFF vote. “In a perfect world, we would PEABODY — The search is like to make a decision by the on, again, for a new superinten- end of the year,” said School Baasim dent for the Peabody schools. Committee member John Rana, 8, of The deadline for applications Olimpio. Medford for the position is Oct. 6, and During the last round of in- decorates School Committee members said they are hopeful that an terviews, the School Commit- a pumpkin tee was still looking into mak- at the Fall earlier jump on the process this year means the district ing a decision in the spring, Festival at and several snow days knocked Breakheart will have a quali ed candidate picked by December. the process back even further. Reserva- Once again, the Massachu- tion. The process should be a famil- iar one for the committee mem- setts Association of School bers. Last year, the committee Committees has been brought ITEM PHOTO | voted to extend a third one-year aboard to oversee the process. SPENSER HASAK contract to interim Superinten- Once the applications are in, dent Herb Levine after several Olimpio said the consultant By Dan Kane Vidal spends a lot of time at the nalists were snagged by other Weather FOR THE ITEM reservation but attended his rst school districts just days before PEABODY, A7 Fall Festival this weekend with his SAUGUS — The thunderstorms daughter, Ava. and rain didn’t stop volunteers, didn’t The day was perfect for families workers, and families from attend- INSIDE ing the Breakheart Reservation to break up a rainy day, featuring dampen Annual Fall Festival Saturday af- face painting, scarecrow stuf ng, In Lynn In Opinion ternoon to enjoy a day lled with mini-pumpkin decorating, marsh- Candidates set debates for Giving Herb his due. A4 mallow roasting, storytelling by John October campaign season. A3 family activities. In LOOK! Saugus “We didn’t know if this was going Porcino, and apple cider making with • to happen with the rain, but so far Department of Conservation and Campaign notebook: Massive pumpkin donated to it has been great,” one visitor, Chris- Chakoutis ahead in Swampscott Police Station. A8 festival tian Vidal said. SAUGUS, A7 Ward 5 race. A3 Lieutenant a SAFE bet in Swampscott
By Gayla Cawley town’s high school. A promotional ceremony ITEM STAFF was held for him at last Wednesday’s Board of Selectmen meeting to recognize his bump to Swampscott SWAMPSCOTT — William Vousboukis has the rank of permanent lieutenant, which was re ghter become the youngest current lieutenant in the William Swampscott Fire Department after serving for effective on July 21, 2017 — he was of cially nine years. sworn in during the ceremony. Vousboukis With his new promotion, he will also be at Vousboukis said he takes the promotion se- has been the helm of the department’s S.A.F.E. (Student riously, and that he thinks he speaks for the promoted to Awareness of Fire Education) Program, which rest of the department when he says that “we lieutenant. teaches re safety in schools. consider it a privilege to do what we do.” Vousboukis, 35, is a Lynn native who later ITEM PHOTO | moved to Swampscott where he attended the SWAMPSCOTT, A7 SPENSER HASAK
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OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 66° VOL. 139, ISSUE 252 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 49° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2017 OBITUARIES Medford candidate Jean M. Bertrand, 89 Thomas S. Behen, 18 1998-2017 forums are planned LYNN — Jean Marie ative drive behind all BIDDEFORD — his sister Maggie and MEDFORD — Two can- The mayoral candidates (Harrold) Bertrand, her grandchildren’s Thomas S. Behen, brother Cullen Behen didate forums are planned are scheduled for 7 p.m. 89 years old of Lynn, school projects. She 18, of Biddeford died all of Biddeford. this month by the Med- and the School Committee died on Sept. 14, gave candy and ad- Thursday evening, He was preceded ford Democratic Ward candidates will follow at 8 2017 after a short vice to the neighbor- Sept. 28, 2017, from in death by his pa- and City Committee and p.m. episode with cancer. hood children who all injuries sustained ternal grandfather, the Medford Ward Six The 14 City Council can- Committee for those cam- She was the daugh- called her “Nanny.” in an auto accident. Thomas S. Behen, his didates have been invited paigning in the Medford ter of Willard Harrold She was kind to He was born Oct. 8, maternal grandfather, to participate in a candi- of Marblehead and everyone and always 1998, in Biddeford, a John McGuiggin and municipal election. dates forum on Wed., Oct. Anna Bitter of Lynn. saw the good side in son of Sean and Erin maternal step-grand- On Thursday, Oct. 12, She leaves behind her chil- the people around her. She (McGuiggin) Behen. He was ed- father, Alfred Dinardi. the two mayoral candi- 18. Both forums are tak- dren, Linda Lea Bertrand of loved the outdoors for boat- ucated in the Biddeford School He leaves his paternal grand- dates and the 10 Medford ing place at Medford City Marblehead, Robert Bertrand ing, skiing, gardening and system, Thomas was a graduate mother Mary Behen of Nahant; School Committee candi- Hall and will be broadcast and wife Gayle of Mt. Ster- swimming. One of her favorite of Biddeford High School this maternal grandmother Margaret dates have been invited live on local cable televi- ling, Ky., and Stephen Ber- places was Misery Island off year. He was studying Pre-Engi- Dinardi of Bristol, N.H.; mater- to attend the first forum. sion. trand and wife Susan of Sau- the Manchester coast. She neering at SMCC. nal step-grandmother Julie Mc- gus. She was the cherished swam almost daily at the Thomas was fully involved Guiggin of Biddeford. grandmother of Katie Buckley, YMCA until July. She was an in the Maine Outdoor experi- He leaves several uncles; Nicholas Bertrand of Saugus, accomplished artist who dis- ence; he enjoyed hunting and Kevin Behen and his wife Jason Bertrand of Seattle, played work in the Marblehead fishing, especially bass fishing Kay, Richard Behen, James Wash., and adopted grand- Arts Festival, North Shore Arts at which he excelled. Thomas Behen and his wife Jeanne, mother of Margaret Somerset Association and other venues. captured several Maine State Alan Behen and his wife of Salem. Service inforamtion: The Jr bass fishing champion- Kasia, John Brady, John Mc- Her life was focused on lov- family is honoring her pass- ships, in addition to the 2013 Guiggin and his wife Joellie; ing and raising children. After ing in private. Arrangements TBF Jr Eastern Divisional final and several aunts Kelly Mc- raising her three children, she under the direction of the at the TBF Jr World Champion- Guiggin, Colleen McGuiggin, worked in a kindergarten and SOLIMINE Funeral Homes ships in Shreveport, La. Mary Mulryan and her hus- then provided childcare for a 426 Broadway, Lynn, MA He earned spots on two band Gary, and 26 cousins. private family with four chil- 01904. Online condolence Maine BASS Adult State teams He loved them all with his dren. When her grandchildren may be offered to the fami- as a Jr Angler, helping win the whole heart and soul. began arriving she became ly on the guestbook at www. 2013 BASS Adult Eastern Service information: Vis- the devoted grandmother, solimine.com/obituaries. Divisional Team champion- iting Hours will be 4-8 p.m. taking them every weekend Donations in her memory ship at Sebago Lake, Maine. on Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2017, at for what they considered great may be made to: https//: Thomas and his partner Reid Hope Memorial Chapel 480 adventures in crafts, food, www. giving.massgeneral. Lavigne were the 2016 Maine Elm Street, Biddeford, ME and play. She was the cre- org/cancer. State HS BASS Champions. 04005. A Mass of Christian There was nothing he loved Burial will be celebrated on more than fishing. He hoped Wednesday, Oct. 4 at 11 a.m. to one day be part of the pro at St. Joseph’s Church in Bid- Josephine F. Allen, 90 circuit. deford. To share condolenc- He is survived by his par- es online, please visit www. ents, Sean and Erin Behen, HopeMemorial.com. LYNN — Josephine F. Allen, five grandchildren. of Lynn, passed away on Sept. Josephine is survived by her 30 at a local nursing home af- son Kenneth Allen and his wife ter a brief illness. She was 90 Jean (Alex) Allen, and daugh- Monika B. Douglas, 75 years old. Josephine was the ter in law Janet (Allen) Lew- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS daughter of the late Joseph is. She leaves a sister, Mary A barred owl that is recovering after being hit and Rose (Przychodzien) No- Rowe of Cornwall, Vt., and five LYNN — Mrs. Monika B. las. by a truck and lodged between the cab and the (Powarcinsky) Douglas, 75, She is survived by her vak. She was born in Lynn and granddaughters: Amy Altimare cargo hold of a truck traveling from Massachu- of Lynn, passed away peace- children, Shirley M. Lundrig- graduated from Lynn Classical and her husband Brian of Lan- setts to New Hampshire earlier in the month. High School in 1944. Jose- caster Pa., Lori Caron and her fully at the Epsom Health- an of Northwood and Ro- phine was the wife of the late husband Robert of Haverhill, care Center after a lengthy land and Billy Douglas both Howard Allen Sr. They were Valerie Allen of Swampscott, illness. of Lynn. She was the sister married for 68 years and had Cynthia Donnelly and her hus- Born in Germany, Moni- to Uwe Powarcinsky of Ger- Owl stuck in truck two sons, Howard Allen Jr. and band Tarek of Danvers, and ka was the daughter of the many. Also survived by six Kenneth Allen. Susie Allen of Lynn. She was late Fritz and Selma (Grimm) grandchildren and 10 great survives highway Josephine was a former blessed with six great-grand- Powarcinsky. She came to grandchildren. parishioner of St. Michael’s children: Isabella, Lillian, and Lynn in 1977 and after her In keeping with Monika’s Church in Lynn. From the late Audrey Altimare, Bobby and husband’s passing, she di- wishes, there will be no call- trip, released to wild 60’s through the early 80’s Katie Caron, and Brady Don- vided time between Lynn and ing hours and a private buri- she and her husband How- nelly. She also leaves many Northwood, N.H. al will take place in Puritan WILMINGTON (AP) — the truck. ard regularly attended polka beloved nieces and nephews. Prior to her retirement, she Lawn Memorial Park. Assist- An owl that was hit by dances around the North She was predeceased by her was a social worker for the ing the family with arrange- Truckers Will Sword a truck last spring and Shore. During that time they sister Genevieve Spenard, Commonwealth of Massachu- ments is the STILL OAKS and Tyler Buckley, based traveled from Massachu- often traveled with a group husband Howard Allen, and setts Department of Social Funeral & Memorial Home in in Londonderry, N.H., setts to New Hampshire of friends to Pennsylvania son Howard Allen Jr. Services. Epsom. To share a memory or were on the road in Mas- wedged between the truck and the Catskill Mountains to Service information: Rela- She was predeceased by offer a condolence, please sachusetts when they cab and trailer is ready to dance to their favorite Polka tives and friends are invited to her husband, Harry R. Doug- visit www.stilloaks.com. heard a bang. At first, they hunt crawfish and moles Bands. The couple enjoyed attend her funeral Wednesday, thought the truck had hit again. an active social life including Oct. 4, from the NADWORNY a tree. The bird’s wings and vacationing in the Caribbean Funeral Home 798 Western But when they stopped tail feathers were shat- and Hawaii. Josephine was Ave., Lynn at 9 a.m., followed tered and it showed signs and Buckley got out to in- employed by Sylvania GTE for by her Mass of Christian Buri- Future of menhaden of head trauma after the vestigate, he was shocked 30 years. She started at the al in St. Anne’s Church, Lynn bird was discovered by the to see an owl trapped be- Boston St., Salem Plant and St. Peabody at 10 a.m. Buri- truck driver and turned tween the cab and the moved to Endicott St., Dan- al in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, fish sparks concern over to an owl rehabilita- cargo hold. He recalled it vers in different office posi- Lynn. Visiting hours Tuesday, By Patrick Whittle tle different than many of tor in Epping, N.H. was flapping its wings and tions until retirement in 1986. from 3-7 p.m. In lieu of flow- ASSOCIATED PRESS the species verified by the Jane Kelly helped care trying to escape. After retirement she and her ers, donations in her memory council, which mostly certi- for the owl over the last New Hampshire State husband Howard spent win- may be made to the St. Jude’s PORTLAND, Maine — fies food fish that are well- six months and said the ters on the west coast of Children’s Research Hospital Police referred them to A big decision about the known to consumers, such bird, named Trucker, Florida. In the early 80’s they 501 St. Jude Pl. Memphis, Kelly, who advised the future of a little fish is as tuna and sole. Menhaden was released Saturday in bought a cabin on Lake Arrow- TN 38105. For directions and truckers to gently remove attracting the attention isn’t served in restaurants Wilmington, Massachu- head in Limerick, Maine where guest book please visit www. the bird from the truck of ocean conservation or seafood counters — it’s setts, where the mishap they spent time enjoying their nadwornyfuneralhome.com. with heavy gloves to avoid groups who say they are used for products such as originally occurred. concerned about whether the sharp talons, keep it fish oil, pet food, aquacul- Kelly said the owl was warm with a blanket and menhaden fishing can be ture feed and bait. ready to take flight and place it in a box. considered sustainable. It’s also the subject of head home. “It’s been a long haul,” Industry players are one of the biggest fisheries New Hampshire Fish Need to find petitioning the Lon- in the United States. Fish- and Game conservation said Kelly, who runs a re- don-based Marine Stew- ermen from Maine to Tex- officer Chris McKee said habilitation and education ardship Council to offer an article? as have caught more than it’s a miracle the owl sur- center for birds of prey. its well-known sustain- a billion pounds of men- vived the ordeal. She said besides signs ability certification to haden every year since at He said the owl was of head trauma, the owl the Atlantic Ocean and least 1950, with most com- most likely trying to hunt seemed to be an older bird Subscribe to Gulf of Mexico fisheries ing to shore in Louisiana, for rodents along the high- that may be getting cata- for menhaden, a small Virginia and Mississippi way when it collided with racts. e-edition on schooling fish that plays in recent years. a vital role in the ocean Environmental groups food web. 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By Thomas Grillo Lynn Community Tele- opment will host Mayor ITEM STAFF vision will host four de- Judith Flanagan Kenne- bates. On Monday, Oct. dy and challenger state As we get closer to the 16 from 7 to 9 p.m., the Sen. Thomas M. McGee Nov. 7 election, a handful Councilor-at-Large can- (D-Lynn) in a mayoral de- of community groups are didates will debate live. bate from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. planning to present the On Thursday, Oct. 19, the The two mayoral can- candidates in a debate fo- didates will face off in a rum. School Committee candi- Here’s what’s planned so dates will be live from 7 debate set for Friday, Oct. far: to 9 p.m. On Monday, Oct. 20 at the Porthole Restau- On Wednesday, Oct. 11, 23, Ward Councilors will rant from 7:30 to 9 a.m., the Lynn Area Chamber face each other live from 7 sponsored by the Lynn of Commerce will host to 9 p.m., and a taped seg- Area Chamber of Com- the eight candidates seek- ment on Monday, Oct. 30 merce. The session will ing four City Council- will feature the two may- be moderated by former or-at-Large seats at the oral candidates from 8 to Revere Mayor Dan Rizzo. Porthole Restaurant from 9 p.m. Tickets, which includes 5 to 8 p.m. The debate On Wednesday, Oct. 18, breakfast, cost $30. will be moderated by John the Massachusetts Se- Suslak, the group’s Gov- nior Action Council at the Thomas Grillo can be ernment Affairs Commit- Lynn Housing Authority reached at tgrillo@item- tee chairman. and Neighborhood Devel- live.com. Campaign notebook: Chakoutis ahead in Ward 5 race, so far By Thomas Grillo “Diana is well-liked, but said. “The reception I get ITEM STAFF I will stick with it through is good when I knock on the last day and we’ll see doors. People feel the city’s LYNN — Ward 5 City what happens,” he said resources are not getting Councilor Dianna Chak- “Only 11 percent of the to them and taxes and outis doesn’t seem to have people came out to vote rents are too high.” anything to worry about it and those 358 votes for Despite her lead, Chak- COURTESY PHOTO when it comes to retaining Dianne were her base.” outis continues to cam- her seat. This is the second time paign hard. After 35 years on the job, Donald Walker is retiring. The 61-year-old director of Of the 513 votes cast in Hyppolite has tried to un- “I never take anything project operations in the city’s Department of Community Development, right, stands primary, her opponent, seat the popular councilor. for granted,” she said. “I with James Marsh, the agency director. “Don was the go-to guy for anything to do Marven Hyppolite, re- In 2015, a year without a will continue to do what with federal funding,” Marsh said. “He was indispensable and he will be missed.” ceived just 153 votes. In preliminary election, he I’ve been doing: working contrast, the incumbent received 371 votes or 37 with my constituents, lis- sailed through the race percent in the final while tening to them and trying Fall harvest at the farmers’ market with 358 votes or 70 per- Chakoutis won with 621 to resolve problems.” cent. votes or 62 percent of the Still, Hyppolite said he vote. Thomas Grillo can be is not throwing in the tow- “To be honest, people reached at tgrillo@item- el. are ready for change,” he live.com. Sen. McGee included among honorees at North Shore Community College
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He won re-election and Business Development, ext. 1355 guy with fond memories of growing up in Revere, “framework” that the ad- loosen the Republican grip in 2016 with 50.4 percent [email protected] who happens to be running the Peabody public ministration presented this on the party’s last batch of and a margin of a couple Michele Iannaco schools. week. (Describing actions, California House seats, you thousand votes. If Repub- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 Levine is interim Peabody school superinten- or promises of action, by the could surely do worse than licans follow through with [email protected] dent and it is a title it seems he has been carrying Donald Trump administra- ending the tax deduction elimination of the SALT Jim McFadyen year to year lately even as he half-jokingly con- tion often necessitates the for state and local taxes. deduction, affluent white Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 templates retirement. Peabody’s elected officials use of quotation marks.) “They continue to try to voters in Issa’s district [email protected] continue conferring the “interim” title on Levine But it must have seemed figure out ways to alien- may also find a new rea- because they can’t seem to pick someone they Ralph Mitchell a good idea to someone to ate California from the son for dissatisfaction. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 consider to be an ideal superintendent. complement Trump’s cul- Republican Party,” said According to a Los An- [email protected] They zeroed in earlier this year on Lynn princi- ture war against liberals Democratic consultant geles Times analysis, 46 pal Debra Ruggiero only to pass on the highly-ex- Patricia Whalen with a fiscal war. Bill Carrick. percent of tax filers in Is- perienced and qualified educator in favor of going Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 The deduction for state California, where every sa’s district use the SALT [email protected] back to the drawing board on the superintendent and local taxes, which is statewide office is held selection process. deduction, with an average targeted for extinction in by a Democrat, is already deduction of $10,024. As BUSINESS OFFICE Public education consultants are assisting hostile territory for Re- the White House frame- the Times reported, repeal Beth Bresnahan city educators on starting a new superintendent publicans. Carrick, a long- work, is most valuable in of the deduction “would hit Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 search. The search may or may not reach across states where income and time adviser to California especially hard in wealthi- [email protected] Massachusetts, even the nation, for the ideal su- property taxes are high, Senator Dianne Feinstein, er areas, some of which are Susan J. Conti perintendent. But like a lot of searches, Peabody such as California and thinks Democratic candi- on the exact turf Demo- Controller, ext. 1288 may find the definition of ideal in its backyard. New York. That’s why end- dates challenging Repub- crats are trying to win over [email protected] Levine personifies that ideal. He is an admin- ing it has been called a lican incumbents have istrator’s administrator, a leader who knows his “tax attack on blue states.” gained a ready message in Southern California.” Ted Grant job revolves around making sure schools run ef- The potential to use re- Publisher, ext. 1234 But it’s amazing how with the proposal to end [email protected] ficiently. He understands the maintenance and many Republican donors the SALT deduction. “My peal of the deduction as a capital expenditure needs schools face and he and voters live in such gut,” he said in a telephone lever, in California and else- Marian Kinney knows the bottom line, as defined in a public states. Trump lost Califor- interview, “is they can where, to flip the House to ext. 1212 [email protected] school district, is to give students more reasons nia to Hillary Clinton by make a pretty good case: Democratic control seems to come to school and excel and to minimize, if more than 3.4 million votes, Send them a message. Quit fairly acute. House Repub- Will Kraft not eliminate, the obstacles that bar them from a greater margin than her punishing California.” licans from vulnerable dis- Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 learning. national popular-vote win. Or as Feinstein herself tricts are already squeal- [email protected] Peabody will be doing well if it can find super- Yet Trump received more put it to the Los Angeles ing, and Senate Finance Jennifer Perez intendent finalists who can match half the skills votes in California than he Times, “I don’t believe Cal- Committee chairman Orrin ext. 1205 Levine has demonstrated on Peabody’s behalf. got in Alabama, Arkansas, ifornia should suffer in or- Hatch is balking. Yet with- [email protected] The most experienced elected officials in Peabody Louisiana, Mississippi and der for President Trump to out the enormous revenue Carolina Trujillo understand what Levine understands: School West Virginia combined. give tax cuts to the rich.” raised by repealing the de- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 superintendent is one of those thankless jobs at- Americans Against Dou- Affluent taxpayers in Cal- duction — more than $1 [email protected] tracting men and women who know they must ble Taxation — yes, there ifornia, New York and other trillion over a decade — the Jim Wilson often serve competing interests. is already an organized high-tax blue states could Republican framework’s Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 The push for better schools often means spend- lobby against ending the see money lost in the SALT costly benefits to the na- [email protected] ing more money. This dynamic puts pressure on so-called SALT deduction deduction repeal returned tion’s wealthiest become CIRCULATION politicians and taxpayers who have as many rea- — said that of the 20 dis- to them with the repeal even more untenable. sons not to open the piggy bank to pay for school tricts nationwide with the of the Alternative Mini- Given the stakes and Lisa Mahmoud improvements as reasons for doing so. highest percentage of re- mum Tax, which the White complexity, and the Trump Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] Parents love their kids and want them to ex- turns claiming the deduc- House framework also calls administration’s comical cel in public schools. But they are the people who tion, nine have Republican for. But few individuals are record so far at rounding CLASSIFIED know the least about public education when all representatives. New York likely to do the math, many up votes, it’s hard to believe Abbe Young Smith facets of running a public school are taken into alone sends nine Republi- are likely to assume the this assault on Democrat- Manager, ext. 1276 consideration. cans to the House of Rep- worst, and none will know ic-voting states will make [email protected] Politicians serve on school committees but they resentatives, equaling the the final details of legisla- it all the way to the end of are beholden to taxpayers who are either parents combined number of Re- tion that doesn’t yet exist. the process. Presuming, of NEWSROOM who want school spending increased or seniors publicans from Alabama Arguably the chief per- course, that unlike the ef- Bill Brotherton who are tired of paying for a public education sys- and Mississippi. Califor- ceived benefit of GOP rule fort to repeal Obamacare, Features Editor ext. 1338 tem their own children graduated from years ago. nia sends 14. to educated, affluent, white the tax “reform” process [email protected] It’s a thankless juggling act and, sooner or lat- Democrats need to win swing voters — lower taxes ever reaches an end. Gayla Cawley er, every superintendent knows a proverbial ball two dozen House districts — is in jeopardy. Reporter, ext. 1236 drops to the floor and it’s on to the next job in- currently held by Republi- Trump’s open hostility Francis Wilkinson writes [email protected] terview for superintendents. Levine gets credit cans to take over the House to non-whites has already editorials on politics and Cheryl Charles for being loyal to Peabody and, in return, city of- in 2018. One-third of the made the demographic U.S. domestic policy for Night Editor, ext. 1278 ficials should consider using him as a model as top targets are in Califor- shifts in many Republi- [email protected] they embark on yet another quest for the perfect nia, where seven Repub- can districts potentially Bloomberg View. Readers school leader. may email him at fwilkin- Tori Faieta licans represent districts more challenging. Repre- Copy Editor that were won in 2016 by sentative Darrel Issa, for [email protected]. [email protected] Thomas Grillo READERS’ FORUM Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] In Defense of the Union Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 I would like to make a few observations about Richard [email protected] Eramian’s letter, In Praise of Secession, (Item, Sept. 15 Thor Jourgensen 2017). News Editor, ext. 1267 First, Southern troops sought to kill Union sol- [email protected] diers at a place called Fort Sumter in 1861. Mr. Steve Krause Eramian says the Confederacy “did not want to rule Sports Editor, ext. 1229 the North or kill anyone.” The people who betrayed [email protected] the Declaration of Independence were Jefferson Katie Morrison Davis and his minions who fired on U.S. troops. Sports Reporter Mr. Eramian should read The Federalist, especial- [email protected] ly Madison who writes, “If men were angels, no gov- Owen O’Rourke ernment would be necessary.” He should also read Photographer, ext. 1224 Hamilton where he forecasts the probable conse- [email protected] quences of disunion that foretold the Civil War and Roberto Scalese what would happen and why secession would fail. Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 The Declaration of Independence is a great docu- [email protected] ment, a manifesto, but so is the constitution. It was Anne Marie Tobin written to bind the United States of America to- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 gether as one people and one union and not a bunch [email protected] of independent states going their own way. Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 Edward M. Landry [email protected] ILLUSTRATION | DAVE GRANLUND Lynn Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Splashdown: High-water marks in Lynn
ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK Left, Engine 3 of the Lynn Fire Department drives through flood waters on Commercial Street in Lynn on Saturday. Piles of hail collected in the parking lot of Stop and Shop on Boston Street in Lynn.
Left, Lynn firefighters work to replace a storm drain cover that had been knocked out during the flooding on Commercial Street. Reynaldson Pierre, left, and Jean Cetoute, both of Lynn, survey the damage to their cars after flood waters higher than two feet washed them up onto the side- walk on Munroe Street.
Left, a man works to clear the storm drains on Boston Street to help flood waters recede. Cars drive through a flooded Commercial Street. Rain of terror in Lynn
LYNN “This is crazy,” Marquez he said. door to door on Fuller, From A1 said. “Hopefully there isn’t Mayor Judith Flana- Abbott, Cottage, Wood- too much damage.” gan Kennedy said initial man, Court, Elizabeth, parked vehicles onto side- District Fire Chief Steve emergency reports indi- Linden and Morris streets walks and against the Archer said flash flooding cated only minor injuries as well as other streets in sides of buildings. Leaves and frantic calls for assis- were sustained during the vicinity of Barry Park and trash borne along tance exceeded 100 on a the flash flooding. A roof checking meters into Sat- by rushing water over- morning when the depart- leaking at 413 Boston St. urday evening. As of 10 whelmed catch basins and ment normally, Archer forced residents in six a.m. Sunday, a handful water quickly rose over said, receives 20 calls. units to relocate, includ- of West Lynn homes still curbs and doorsteps. “It was absolutely off the ing six children. were without power. Anasthalie Alcide was charts,” he said. By early Saturday after- Cleanup efforts began one of many residents who Firefighters used in- noon, city officials turned even as the rain fell. Mun- couldn’t reach their cars flatable boats to rescue their attention to restor- roe Street barber Pablo through the knee-high stranded Boston Street ing power to more than Medina spent late Satur- waters that flooded local drivers. Engine 10 was 800 property owners liv- day morning mopping wa- buildings and pushed ve- swamped by flood wa- ing along Boston Street ter off his shop’s hardwood hicles onto the sidewalk. ter while responding to a from Franklin Street to floor. A new, $1,300 barber “I don’t know how this call and firefighters were the streets surrounding chair still in its cardboard happened,” she said. “I’ve forced to have the big Sacred Heart Church in box sat sodden in a corner. never seen anything like truck towed. West Lynn. “It’s incredible,” Medina this.” “We had an absolutely City Emergency Man- said, pointing to a high While trying to drive to chaotic day,” Archer said. agement Director Paul water mark three feet above the sidewalk etched work on Granite Street By mid-morning drivers Ricchi said a transformer by mulch carried along by in Lynn, resident Robin steered their way around problem and the necessi- the torrent. Chipman’s car was flooded numerous detours caused ty to de-energize electri- By noon, Medina was with water and stalled. by flooding while Public cal service because of the cutting hair as the clean- “As soon as I opened my Works crews worked to flooding forced city work- up continued along Mun- car doors water started ers and National Grid em- clear clogged catch basins. roe. rushing in,” she said. Some drivers braved the ployees to begin checking Chipman, with help waters to cross the area electrical service meters Item Digital Content from Ivan Marquez and while others, like local to make sure they are Director Roberto Scalese, other residents, pushed taxi driver Jonel Sanon, functioning and to ensure News Editor Thor Jour- her car to nearby parking turned around to find al- power can be restored. gensen and reporter Brid- Flood waters higher than two feet washed cars lot where they were able ternate routes. Ricchi said city and Na- get Turcotte contributed to up onto the sidewalk on Munroe Street after to jump start it. “It’s not worth the risk,” tional Grid workers went this story. torrential rain. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2017 POLICE/FIRE IS claims fatal stabbings of two All address information, particu- at 12:28 p.m. Saturday at arrested and charged with larly arrests, reflect police records. In Kimball Road and Lynn Shore Class A drug possession at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Drive; at 1:39 p.m. Saturday 6:38 p.m. Saturday. women at French train station it is the sole responsibility of the con- at Empire and Sewall streets; at 2:57 p.m. Saturday at Son- Accidents cerned party to contact the relevant ny’s Car Wash at 700 Lyn- police department and have the de- nway; at 3:03 p.m. Saturday A report of a motor vehicle partment issue a notice of correction at Jackson and Sewall streets; accident at 3:28 p.m. Friday at to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- at 6:48 p.m. Saturday at Azorean Brotherhood of the Di- ifications will not be made without Lucky’s Liquors at 171 Lewis vine Holy Ghost at 20 Howley St.; at 7:54 p.m. Saturday at St.; at 2:28 p.m. Saturday at express notice of change from the 135 Lynn St. and 2 Columbia arresting police department. Brothers Deli at 41 Market St. A report of a motor vehicle Blvd.; at 4:01 p.m. Saturday accident with personal injury at 63 Lynn St.; at 12:05 p.m. LYNN at 5:05 p.m. Friday at Adams Saturday at Giovanni’s Roast Street Extension and Memori- Beef & Pizza at 672 Lowell St. Arrests al Park Avenue; at 9:07 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle hit and run accident at 7:37 Devyn Alston, 20, of 132 Friday at 622 Eastern Ave.; at 10:49 p.m. Friday at 50 p.m. Friday at Town Variety at Greenwood St., Dorchester, 116 Central St.; at 4:52 p.m. was arrested and charged Western Ave.; at 12:41 a.m. Saturday at 330 Lynnway; at Saturday at 210C Andover St. with forging/misusing an RMV A report of a motor vehicle document, motor vehicle op- 7:47 a.m. Saturday at Eastern Avenue and Essex Street; at accident with personal injury erator refuses to identify self, at 10:15 p.m. Friday at 200 operation of a motor vehicle 10:20 a.m. Saturday at Lake Avenue and Maple Street; at Lynnfield St. Two people were with a suspended license, no taken to Salem Hospital. inspection/sticker and failure 10:32 a.m. Saturday at Cobb Lane and Lynnfield Street. to wear a seatbelt at 4:32 a.m. Assaults Saturday. A report of a motor vehicle hit and run accident at 3:17 Thomas Burke, 22, of 1606 A report of an assault and a.m. Saturday at 841 Western Huckleberry Court, Peabody, battery at 7:40 p.m. Friday on Ave.; at 12:26 p.m. Saturday at was arrested and charged with Newbury Street. Class B drug possession and Lynn Shore Drive and Wallace Class B drug possession at Road; at 1:24 p.m. Saturday at Breaking and Entering 11:48 a.m. Sunday. Brothers Deli at 41 Market St.; Earl Colby, of 82 Wyman at 10:34 p.m. Saturday at 33 A report of a breaking and South St.; at 10:58 p.m. Sat- entering at 7:39 a.m. Satur- St., was arrested on warrant PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS charges of larceny, shoplift- urday at Essex and Washington day at St. John’s Church at 17 ing by asportation, OUI liquor, streets; at 1:15 a.m. Sunday Chestnut St. A body lies under a white sheet outside Marseille ‘s main train station negligent operation of a motor at 35 Bay View Ave.; at 1:15 Sunday in Marseille, southern France. vehicle, marked lanes violation a..m. Sunday at Hollingsworth Complaints and speeding at 10:32 p.m. Street and Rock Avenue. By Claude Paris ries, Collomb said. vide any details about the A report of disturbance at Friday. and Sylvie Corbet Some witnesses report- suspect or identify the vic- 3:25 p.m. Friday at Trader Joseph Courtois, 34, of 77 Assaults ASSOCIATED PRESS ed hearing the assailant tims. Joe’s at 300 Andover St.; at Walnut St., Saugus, was arrest- shout “Allahu akbar!” Ara- Earlier this month, four A report of an assault and 3:43 p.m. Friday at 91 Lynn MARSEILLE, France ed and charged with Class B bic for “God is great,” Col- American college students battery at 8:08 p.m. Friday on St. and 2 County St.; at 10:50 — A man with a knife drug possession at 4:42 p.m. lomb said. were attacked with acid at Washington Street. p.m. Friday at 89 Washington stabbed two women to Friday. The Paris prosecutor’s the same Marseille train St.; at 12:37 a.m. Saturday death Sunday at the main Jackeline Hernandez, 35, office, which oversees all station. French authori- Breaking and Entering at Tannery Apartments at 50 train station in the south- was arrested on warrant terror cases in France, ties said the female assail- Warren St.; at 6:53 p.m. Sat- ern French city of Mar- charges of assault and battery, A report of a motor vehicle said it had opened a coun- ant who doused the four urday at CVS at 637 Lowell seille as he reportedly unarmed robbery and assault breaking and entering at 2:09 terterrorism investigation Boston College students St.; at 10:19 p.m. Saturday at shouted “Allahu akbar!” with a dangerous weapon at p.m. Saturday at 56 Gage St. into the Marseille attack. was suffering from a men- 14A Hardy St.; at 10:54 p.m. — an attack the Islamic 6:22 p.m. Friday. The IS-linked Aamaq tal illness. Saturday at 35 Driscoll St.; at State group claimed was Lindsey Hurld, 34, of 102 news agency said in a French President Em- Complaints 11:29 p.m. Saturday at Cit- the work of one its “sol- Franklin St., was arrested on statement Sunday night manuel Macron said he izens Inn at 25 Holten St.; at diers.” warrant charges of daytime A report of a disturbance at that the assailant was act- was “deeply outraged” 11:46 p.m. Saturday at 4 Ja- French soldiers shot the breaking and entering for a 3:10 p.m. Friday at 207 Lewis ing in response to IS calls by Sunday’s “barbarous” cobs St.; at 2:12 a.m. Sunday man to death after the at- felony, nighttime breaking and St.; at 4:13 p.m. Friday at 427 to target countries in the knife attack. In a tweet, at 153 Washington St. entering for a felony, destruc- Lynnway; at 4:16 p.m. Friday tacks and authorities were U.S.-led coalition fighting Macron paid tribute to the A report of suspicious ac- tion of property, shoplifting at 19 French St.; at 4:51 p.m. working to determine if he IS extremists in Syria and French soldiers who re- tivity at 2:18 a.m. Sunday at by concealing merchandise, Friday at Wendy’s at 116 Boston had links to Islamic ex- Iraq. sponded “with cool heads 25 Trask Road. A person was receiving stolen property and St.; at 7:26 p.m. Friday at 109 tremism. The statement did not and efficiency.” reportedly knocking on doors. larceny at 2:56 a.m. Sunday. Broad St.; at 9:01 p.m. Friday at Interior Minister Ge- provide details or evi- The French govern- Jeffrey Nelson, 32, of 100 18 Bessom St.; at 11:22 p.m. rard Collomb, who went to dence of a direct link to ment this month decided Willow St., was arrested and Friday at 1 Kingsley Terrace; at Fire Marseille to meet with lo- the attacker. France has to maintain the military 1:54 a..m. Saturday at 2 Fosdick cal authorities and troops been part of the anti-IS co- force of 7,000 soldiers that charged with trespassing at A report of a structure fire Terrace; at 11:23 a.m. Saturday on the scene, said police alition since 2014 and has was created to protect 11:22 p.m. Friday. at 9:57 p.m. Friday at 10 at 316 Essex St.; at 5:46 p.m. have video that shows the sensitive sites after the Michelle Walsh, 47, of 846 Coolidge Ave. Smoke was re- been repeatedly targeted Saturday at 486 Chatham St.; at man attacking a woman deadly extremist attacks Broadway, Saugus, was arrest- portedly showing. The deck by IS attacks. 7:57 p.m. Saturday at 94 Cot- and running away, then of 2015. ed and charged with Class was reportedly burning on the Police sources told The tage St.; at 9:29 p.m. Saturday coming back and attack- The Saint Charles train B drug possession and on second floor. Associated Press that one at Community Brotherhood of ing a second woman. warrant charges of uninsured A report of a car fire at 11:57 of the victims was stabbed station was evacuated and Lynn at 15 Coburn St.; at 9:49 The video shows the motor vehicle/trailer, operation a.m. Sunday at 804 Foxwood and one had her throat closed for several hours p.m. Saturday at North Shore man running toward sol- of a motor vehicle with a sus- Circle. slit. The officials spoke on after the attack, and Mar- pended registration and oper- Community College at 300 diers who were rushing to condition of anonymity seille police warned peo- ation of a motor vehicle with Broad St.; at 12:04 a.m. Sunday Overdose Marseille’s Saint Charles because they weren’t au- ple to avoid the area. The a suspended license at 6:32 at 501 Washington St. train station. The soldiers thorized to speak publicly train station was partially p.m. Friday. A report of a gunshot at A report of an overdose at fatally shot him and both about the investigation. reopened in the late after- 11:53 p.m. Saturday on Lin- 2:57 p.m. Saturday on Pleas- women died of their inju- Collomb declined to pro- noon. Accidents coln Street. ant Street. One person was taken to Lahey Hospital; at A report of a motor vehicle Theft 5:56 p.m. Saturday on Lynn Three dead, two injured after accident at 2:22 p.m. Friday Street. The man was taken to A report of a larceny at 8:12 at 550 Lynnfield St.; at 3:21 Lahey Clinic; at 12:27 p.m. p.m. Friday at 21 Whiting St.; p.m. Friday at Jefferson and Saturday on Collins Street. shooting in Kansas college town at 9:27 a.m. Saturday at 185 Rockaway streets; at 4:21 Three doses of Narcan were Chestnut St.; at 2:02 p.m. p.m. Friday at Fayette and administered. The person was LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) Police didn’t say what out, and Leah Brown col- Saturday at 6 Fearless Ave.; Parrott streets; at 5:22 p.m. taken to Salem Hospital. — Gunfire erupted ear- led to the shooting, and no lapsed. Friday at Essex and Jackson at 5:07 p.m. Saturday at 270 ly Sunday in a popular arrests had been made as The names of the wound- streets; at 6:15 p.m. Friday at Western Ave.; at 10:01 p.m. downtown area of a Kan- of Sunday afternoon. ed victims weren’t im- Saturday at 25 Exchange St. Vandalism 32 Nelson St.; at 7:15 p.m. sas college town, leaving The victims who died mediately released. They three people dead and two were identified as 22-year- Friday at 9 Winnepurkit Ave.; A report of vandalism at were being treated for in- at 9:13 a.m. Saturday at 501 Vandalism 5:27 p.m. Friday at 41 Wil- wounded, police said. old Leah Elizabeth Brown Washington St.; at 9:40 a.m. son Terrace. A caller reported The shooting happened of Shawnee, and To- juries not believed to be A report of vandalism at Saturday on Munroe Street; damage to the left rear tail around 1:45 a.m. not far peka residents Colwin life-threatening, according 3:53 p.m. Friday at 294 Union at 10:01 a.m. Saturday at light of their vehicle. An of- from police headquarters Lynn Henderson, 20, and to police. St.; at 3:41 p.m. Saturday at Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Home ficer reported there was mi- in Lawrence, in an area Dupree Dean, 24. None Lawrence resident Kyee- 780 Lynnway. at 157 Maple St.; at 10:30 nor damage to the left rear crowded with people from was a student at the ton Soukup told the Law- A report of motor vehicle van- a.m. Saturday at 465 Boston bumper and that the reflector concerts, bars and events school, according to uni- rence Journal-World he dalism at 7:02 p.m. Friday at 48 St.; at 10:48 a.m. Saturday at was cracked. at the nearby University versity spokeswoman Er- River St.; at 12:09 p.m. Saturday was inside Pyramid Pizza 44 Norton St.; at 11:27 a.m. of Kansas, which was cele- inn Barcomb-Peterson. at Empire and Essex streets. when someone came in Saturday at Buchanan Bridge SWAMPSCOTT brating the start of college Brown’s mother, Gretch- and shouted, “Oh my God, on Western Avenue; at 11:28 basketball season. en Brown, said her daugh- there has been a shooting a.m. Saturday at Dunkin’ PEABODY Officers heard moreter’s friend told her the Accidents outside!” Soukup said he Donuts at 333 Lynnway; at than 20 gunshots, Inter- two had just left Broth- 11:49 a.m. Saturday at Bes- Arrests A report of a motor vehicle im Police Chief Anthony ers Bar & Grill before the ran outside and saw two som and Essex streets; at accident with personal injury Brixius said. Brixius said shooting. When the women shooting victims on the Stephanie Hudson, 27, of 11:59 a.m. Saturday at East- at 12:26 p.m. Saturday at 32 responding officers found reached the street, Brown sidewalk. He said para- 147 Curwin Circle, Lynn, was ern Avenue and Essex Street; Humphrey St. several people wounded in said they saw a fistfight medics arrived shortly af- a large crowd. nearby. Then gunfire rang ter.
MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS
Teen gets prison for fatal dead at a Boston hospital. being investigated as a Friday afternoon crash on 2015 Ford dump truck right rear. D’Alba wasn’t stabbing of 15-year-old Pope had been charged homicide. Route 38 in Pelham. when he failed to see injured and police say he as an adult with sec- No one has been iden- Police say their initial Nieves traveling north- is cooperating with the BOSTON (AP) — A ond-degree murder. tified. investigation appears to bound in the breakdown investigation. Boston teenager is headed Investigators urge show Pelham resident lane. State police say it to prison for the fatal Authorities: Man injured anyone with information 39-year-old Patrick D’Al- Police say the motorized doesn’t appear impair- stabbing of a 15-year-old in apparent drive-by on the shooting to contact ba was traveling south- Schwinn bicycle then ment was a factor in the youth last year. police. bound on Route 38 in a struck the dump truck’s collision. The Suffolk district shooting dies attorney’s office says CHELSEA (AP) — A Massachusetts cyclist dies 17-year-old Amari Pope Massachusetts man who after bike, dump truck crash was sentenced Friday to was shot in an apparent Lynn Drug Task Force 10 to 12 years in state drive-by shooting last PELHAM, N.H. (AP) — prison after pleading week has died. Police say that a 59-year- Hotline guilty to manslaughter in Chelsea police and old Massachusetts man the February 2016 death Suffolk District Attor- died after the motorized of Deon Hopkins. ney Daniel Conley said bicycle he was driving col- 781-477-4444 Prosecutors have said Sunday that the 37-year- lided with a dump truck Pope went into a house, old city resident died at in New Hampshire. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY grabbed a kitchen knife Massachusetts General New Hampshire state and then stabbed Hopkins Hospital on Saturday police say Lowell resi- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) in the heart after Hopkins night. A 19-year-old dent Raul Nieves died at Spanish menu available got into an argument woman is recovering from Lowell General Hospital with Pope’s girlfriend in injuries she sustained in in Massachusetts from All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Dorchester. the Wednesday shooting. life-threatening injuries Hopkins was declared The man’s death is he received from the Callers may remain anonymous. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Oh, super ... another search in Peabody to fill position
PEABODY going,” said Amico. “We’re one who is a good commu- From A1 in a good place; Dr. Levine nicator within the schools, has provided stability and with parents, and with the will recommend five can- done a great job, and he public. didates to come before the has a great number two “It’s an important job for committee for interviews in (assistant superinten- the city, and we need the and site visits. dent) Cara Murtagh.” right person to help make “In any profession, the While School Committee the school system success- stronger candidates are member Tom Rossignoll ful,” said Rossignoll. usually taken first,” said said it should be a priori- At the school commit- Olimpio. “By doing this ty to find a candidate with tee’s Oct. 10 meeting, earlier, we are hoping to experience at the high there is expected to be a get the most qualified can- school level, the superin- discussion about the time- didates.” tendent has a long list of line for holding interviews A critical shortage of su- responsibilities. and setting site visits to perintendent candidates “The superintendent has move ahead with the pro- across the state has also to advocate for the city cess. The position is ad- increased the need to get a as well as the students,” vertised with a salary be- jump on the process, said he said. “The elementary, tween $175,000-$190,000. School Committee mem- middle, and high schools One thing that is most ber Joe Amico. He said all have to perform to ex- likely for sure is that he’s hopeful that some pectations, and (the su- Levine won’t be coming qualified candidates who perintendent) has to hold back for another stint as did not apply last year the principals of all the interim superintendent. throw their hats in the schools accountable. “That’s it,” said Amico. ring on this go round. The three committee “He’s made it known that “We need someone who members all said the right this is his last year and we will keep our momentum candidate has to be some- have to move forward.” Lieutenant a SAFE bet in Swampscott
SWAMPSCOTT Vousboukis said he was able to get a lot of on From A1 took over as coordinator the job training. of the program, which is Vousboukis said he has “I love my job,” Vous- something that Zimbaldi wanted to be a firefighter boukis said. “I love my coached him in. S.A.F.E. since he was a teenager. department and my group is a state initiative to pro- He used to work across especially. We’re always vide resources to local fire the street from a former training and we take the departments to conduct Lynn fire station, Engine job seriously, but we’re fire and life safety educa- 8, which is now out of ser- also fortunate to be in a tion programs in grades vice, and got to know a lot profession where we can K-12. about those guys as a teen. have a lot of fun too. We do Vousboukis said the de- He was able to learn a lot laugh a lot and we get on partment also does fire about the job. Even before each other’s case a lot … safety and education for that, like a lot of little There’s not another career senior citizens at the Se- kids, he said he was fasci- that I would rather be in.” nior Center through the nated by fire trucks at an With the promotion, program. early age. Vousboukis saw his salary He said the depart- He said the most severe ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK increase by 13.5 percent ment’s S.A.F.E. program fire he’s seen during his from $60,552 to $68,725, has worked with fourth tenure in Swampscott John Porcino hosts a story time for kids during the Fall Festival at was last July’s five-alarm Breakheart Reservation in Saugus on Saturday. according to Fire Chief graders this school year Kevin Breen. and during the second fire that tore through two Breen said Vousboukis week of this month, for side-by-side houses on Bay Weather didn’t dampen Saugus festival joined the department on fire prevention week, first View Drive. Vousboukis Sept. 2, 2008, and will be graders from Hadley Ele- said it was a unique situ- replacing Lt. Remo Zim- mentary School will come ation — there was a water SAUGUS Bringing families to- never been up here.” baldi, who retired on July to the fire house. Vousbou- problem with trying to ex- From A1 gether to see and enjoy all The Friends of Breakheart 21 after serving nearly 33 kis said the firefighters tinguish the blaze and it these amenities and what Chairman, Peter Rossetti, years in the department. will dress up in their gear was a hot day so everyone Recreation (DCR) Park Breakheart can offer is was also thrilled with how Breen said Vousboukis to show the kids “not to be was tested. Ranger Dan Donovan. why Friends of Breakheart the day went and the oppor- took and passed the 2015 afraid of us” and that the The department’s new- “Anytime kids get to de- Reservation and DCR put tunity it presented. lieutenant’s exam, when visit is about “basically est lieutenant said the stroy things while making together the day. “We want to show the one of the department’s trying to get them familiar profession is great wher- something, its always fun “[The DCR and Friends ever you work, but he’s public our potential,” he captains was out with an with who we are and what for them,” said Donovan of Breakheart] have been happy where he’s at. On said. “It’s great to see kids extended illness. Vousbou- we do.” after making a fresh batch all about this fall festival calls, he often gets to see and family coming here kis was appointed a tem- Vousboukis said a fire- of apple cider by grinding for so long it’s great to see friends of family or family, porary lieutenant from fighter will also slide and mashing apples with a it come together,” said Ja- and enjoying their day. as he knows a lot of people July 15 to Oct. 14, 2016. down the pole at the fire- group of kids. son Moreira, the DCR’s “Nowadays it can be hard in the community. “William is further fol- house and the kids will be Kids were also excited to Visiting Service Supervi- to find a natural setting to “I think my favorite part lowing in Lt. Zimbaldi’s allowed to take turns pre- get a look at a DCR Mount- sor at Breakheart. “I meet unwind, but we have one about the job is we never footsteps by taking over ed Unit and pet horse people here all the time right here just 15 minutes tending to put out a fire really have to ruin any- direction of the depart- Mike Sullivan, mounted by who have lived in Saugus from the Statehouse, with- with a hose. body’s day,” Vousboukis Ranger Daniela Dana. their whole lives but have out traffic.” ment’s S.A.F.E. program,” Much like he was said. “We’re there to either Breen said. “William just coached by Zimbaldi in help you out or we’ll be on completed his first grant the fire safety program, our way.” application for this pro- Vousboukis said he was gram, which should bring groomed to be a lieutenant Gayla Cawley can be in $5,300 to the town to by Zimbaldi. He said the reached at gcawley@item- operate this valuable edu- retired lieutenant took live.com. 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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Maria television reporting raises echoes of Katrina coverage PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK (AP) — As the days pass since Hurricane Marilyn Manson, hurt Maria ripped across Puerto Rico, television reports in- creasingly echo those after Katrina a dozen years ago in onstage in NY, cancels sounding the alarm for a desperate population frustrat- Oct. tour shows ed by the pace of relief efforts. The question is: how many people are listening this NEW YORK (AP) — Marilyn time? Manson is canceling several The words were blunt by the usually easygoing Bill upcoming tour dates after the Weir on CNN: “This is a humanitarian crisis the likes singer was injured in a mishap of which we have not seen for a long time.” His report, onstage during a New York City though, came 20 minutes into a Jake Tapper newscast performance and taken to a that was led by political developments in the United hospital. States. “The Dope Show” singer The story has struggled to get the attention of prede- issued a statement Sunday that cessor hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which struck the said his Oct. 2-14 shows will U.S. mainland. The emotional plea of San Juan May- be rescheduled. That means or Carmen Yulin Cruz on Friday felt like a turning dates in Boston; Huntington, point, although it was overshadowed in the news by the New York; Toronto; Camden, resignation of President Donald Trump’s health sec- New Jersey; Columbus, Ohio; retary, Tom Price. Chicago; Milwaukee; Kansas COURTESY PHOTO Trump himself brought it back into the news Satur- City, Missouri; and Houston are day, with Twitter attacks on how the “Fake News Net- affected. Tom Keenan, a Swampscott resi- and take pictures. Come on down and works are working overtime in Puerto Rico doing their Manson, whose 10th album dent, donated his massive pumpkin check it out, the Swampscott Police best to take the spirit away from our soldiers” and first “Heaven Upside Down” comes to the Swampscott Police Station for Department said in a Facebook post. responders. out Friday, was injured Satur- everyone to view on Sunday. From Police are also inviting any child He may have done more to focus people on the story day night toward the end of his left, Diana Nash, Keenan, and Paul interested in helping to name the than television had up until the past few days. So far set, ending the concert early. Nash stand with the pumpkin. NBC’s Lester Holt has been the only broadcast net- Variety reported that Manson Weighing in at 1,284.5 pounds, the pumpkin to come down to the police work anchor to report on the storm from Puerto Rico, a fell backward onstage and a pumpkin came in ninth place at the station and fill out an entry slip. telling measure of the story’s importance to news exec- prop fell on him. He will be Topsfield Fair this year. In past years, Entries will be accepted until Friday, utives. Puerto Rican developments led NBC’s “Nightly recuperating at his home in Los Keenan’s pumpkins have been a big Oct. 13 and a winner will be chosen at News” each night this past week; on ABC’s “World News Angeles. hit with families to bring the kids 4 p.m. that day. Tonight,” it was the lead story once. Hugh Hefner’s company lives on, though as a shadow of itself NEW YORK (AP) — Playboy Enter- prises has outlived the founder of its iconic magazine, though largely as a shadow of its former self. Hugh Hefner’s Playboy, a magazine founded to celebrate his “Playboy Phi- losophy” of sexual freedom, influenced sexual mores and popular culture for decades. A business empire grew out of that, but it’s shrunk considerably over the years. It now lives on primarily as a set of bunny ears slapped on products around the world. Hefner died earlier this week at 91. PHOTO | The magazine itself, whose circula- ASSOCIATED PRESS tion peaked in the 1970s at 7 million, is now seen as more of a marketing tool ‘Let’s Make a Deal’ host, that supports the licensing operations philanthropist Monty Hall dies at the heart of the modern company. “The magazine is sort of the tiny BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Monty Hall, the part of the equation now,” said Samir genial TV game show host whose long-running “Let’s Husni, director of the Magazine Inno- Make a Deal” traded on love of money and merchandise vation Center at the University of Mis- and the mystery of which door had the car behind it, sissippi. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS has died. He was 96. Hall, who had been in poor health, died Saturday OJ Simpson is freed, with no word on where he went next morning of heart failure at his home in Beverly Hills, said his daughter, Sharon Hall of Los Angeles. LAS VEGAS (AP) — Officials at a remote “Let’s Make a Deal,” which Hall co-created, debuted Nevada prison where O.J. Simpson was set free as a daytime show on NBC in 1963 and became a TV early Sunday after nine years for armed robbery staple. Through the next four decades, it also aired in arranged the former football and Hollywood prime time, in syndication and, in two brief outings, star’s dead-of-night departure to avoid public with hosts other than Hall at the helm. scrutiny. The energetic, quick-thinking Hall, a sight him- It worked. Simpson signed release paperwork self with his sideburns and colorful sports coats, was just before midnight and disappeared into the deemed the perfect host in Alex McNeil’s reference darkness minutes into the first day he was eligi- book, “Total Television.” ble for release. Through efforts by prison officials “Monty kept the show moving while he treated the out- to keep the time and place secret, there were no rageously garbed and occasionally greedy contestants journalists outside the prison gates to capture courteously; it is hard to imagine anyone else but Hall the moment. working the trading area as smoothly,” McNeil wrote. Though publicity-prone in the past, Simpson was neither heard from nor seen publicly as the day wore on — apparently taking the advice of people in his inner circle that he avoid the SEND US YOUR STUFF spotlight. Simpson was released at 12:08 a.m. PDT from WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! 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By Steve Krause and St. Mary’s are a combined eling to Brockton Friday night for Lynn teams to play, the Rams threw two touchdown passes. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR 16-0, and all the majority of to face Cardinal Spellman. The sprung out to a 21-0 lead at the Like Classical, the Bulldogs those wins have been surpris- Spartans came back to Lynn half before Gloucester made it a only won twice last season. Both LYNN — There is something ingly easy. The Tech Tigers, for with a fourth straight rout, 48- game. The Rams had to survive Classical and English have had historic going on in Lynn as example, have outscored their 8. Balance was they key for the a last-second Gloucester “Hail to sweat out at least one close high school football moves past opposition 145-37 thanks to its Spartans, as quarterback Cal- Mary” attempt before leaving game to achieve perfection to the midway point in its regular one-two backfield punch of Ke- vin Johnson and running backs the field winners. this point. English had a tight on season. oni Gaskin and Steffan Gravely, Marlon Scott and James Brum- The Rams, who won only two last week against North Reading Four games in, four of the five who ran for 152 and 131 yards field each eclipsed the 100-yard games last season, are playing (14-0) and the Rams, aside from schools that field teams are un- respectively Saturday in a 48-12 mark. for new coach Brian Vaughan. its squeaker over Gloucester defeated. The fifth, KIPP Acade- win over Minuteman Regional. Also Friday night, Classical And Saturday at Saugus, En- Friday, barely survived Revere my, just established its program Elsewhere in the city, St. had to hang on for dear life to glish joined the parade with a a week earlier, 12-6 in overtime. this season, and is 1-3. Mary’s toyed with three non- beat Gloucester at Newell Stadi- 48-22 win over the Sachems in But Classical, English, Tech, league opponents before trav- um, 21-19. Always a tough place which junior Matt Severance FOOTBALL, B2
ITEM FILE PHOTO ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Matt Severance threw two more touchdown passes in English’s win over David Barrios was a star on both sides of the ball as Tech ran its sea- Saugus Saturday. son-opening winning streak to four games. Bulldogs get early jump on Saugus Tigers’ balance defeats Minuteman
By Steve Krause in the end zone for a 13-yard touchdown, By Katie Morrison are now, and it wasn’t easy. We’re excited, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR and English was off and running. ITEM STAFF and we’re going to keep preparing like Severance continued his hot start to every game is a playoff game.” SAUGUS — The English High football the season, going 10-for 13 for 136 yards. LYNN — While parts of the city were Two weeks after sneaking by KIPP, the team played as perfect a first half of foot- When English’s defense got on the field, under water Saturday after a flash flood, Mustangs returned to Manning, but this ball as possible Saturday at Stackpole the Bulldogs were just as surgical as the at Manning Field there was a deluge of time ran into a diverse offensive attack Field, and the result showed. offense was. The held Saugus to a three- offense as the Tech football team sank from Tech. While the Tigers relied on The Bulldogs, who upped their record and-out, one of several in the first half. Minuteman, 48-12, to improve to 4-0. running backs Steffan Gravely (6 rush- to 4-0 and joined three other Lynn teams I liked the way our defense played,” The Tigers scored early and often as es, 131 yards, 1 TD) and Keoni Gaskin (7 in the ranks of the unbeaten after four Carroll said. “But you have play like that. they became the fourth team in Lynn to carries, 153 yards, 3 TDs) to lead the way weeks, assaulted the Sachems with 30 As we saw, Saugus has some talent, and reach 4-0 after English topped Saugus per usual, quarterback David Barrios got points in the first two quarters en route they didn’t give up.” earlier in the afternoon. the job done in the air as well. to a 46-22 rout. For his part, Anthony Nalen pinpointed “As a head coach, I’m very proud of the But it was Barrios’ defensive play that “We got off to a good start,” said coach the problem his 0-4 Sachems had. coaches and the program. It’s not easy to sparked the Tigers’ first scoring drive. Chris Carroll. “We had a good first drive, “We’re young,” he said, “we play a lot of be 4-0, it’s pretty cool,” Tech coach James Barrios picked off Minuteman quarter- and we came out ready to play.” sophomores. And sometimes, you know, Runner said. “The camaraderie of the back Danny Johanson on the Mustangs’ On that first drive, everything clicked they have a tough time getting started. football team is big, the guys have pas- second play from scrimmage, scooping up for the Bulldogs. Starting on their own I’d say if we had to improve, starting sion and want to play all four quarters. a pass that tipped off a receiver’s finger- 32, English went 11 plays of largely games off better would be a good start.” At the end of the day, it’s a great feeling. tips and taking it from about the Minute- ball-control offense. However, quarter- It took Saugus almost a half to get It definitely makes eating your dinner man 25 to the 7. Tech wasted no time back Matt Severance did connect on and breakfasts easier. three passes before finding Prince Brown ENGLISH, B2 “It took a long time to get to where we TECH, B2 Racing for 2017 comes to a close at Suffolk EAST BOSTON — Suf- Nite Delite paid $3.40, folk Downs hosted the final 2.40 and 2.00. Maggies- of four scheduled live rac- freuddnslip returned $6.20 ing and food truck festival and 3.20 while Elandess weekends of the year and paid $3.00. concluded the 2017 season Godolphin Racing’s famil- on Sunday . iar royal blue silks were in The day started with the the winner’s circle on Satur- $50,000 Thomas F. Moran day after the homebred filly Stakes, a 7½-furlong turf Larkin splashed home over contest restricted to horses a sloppy track to win the bred in Massachusetts. Si- featured allowance/optional lent Waters, a four-year-old claiming race. son of Silent Name (JPN) Sent off as the favorite, the bred by Nine Maple Farm, 3-year-old daughter of Ber- Inc, made every call a win- nardini settled comfortably ning one and drew off to into last in the field of five PHOTO | ROSE RAYMOND win by seven lengths under and was content to track Aise Pream ran for two touchdowns and caught a scoring pass as St. John’s defeated Malden jockey Rosario Montanez the field under jockey Luis Catholic Saturday. for trainer Carlos Martin. Quinones. She launched Silent Waters returned her rally as they turned for $3.20, 2.20 and 2.00. Dan- home and battled gamely ly’s Dream, the defending with Valerie Victoria before St. John’s rebounds against Malden Catholic winner of the Thomas F. putting away that rival and Moran Stakes, paid $3.40 drawing off to earn her sec- against Malden Catholic at home- grounds of Cronin Stadium. By Steve Krause and 2.20. ond career victory. She has ITEM SPORTS EDITOR coming day Saturday night, and This was St. John’s first game In the eighth race, the now won two of her four the Crowley made the most out of under the lights in its new digs Linda Rice-trainee Nite starts for trainer Michael DANVERS — In last week’s loss it. He threw two touchdown pass- and the Eagles had a tough time to Everett, St. John’s Prep lost Delite notched her seventh Stidham. es, and completed six of 11 passes getting untracked, as did the Lanc- victory with a 1-length vic- Larkin returned $4.40, starting quarterback Mike Yarin for 64 yards. Yarin, meanwhile, ers. At the end of a quarter, it was tory. The 5-year-old daugh- 2.60 and 2.20. Valerie Vic- to injury at the end of the first switched to wide receiver. 0-0 and The Prep, having lost two ter of War Chant stalked toria paid $2.80 and 2.10 half. When Yarin took himself out It wasn’t just him, of course, Aise straight coming into the game, was the pace under jockey Mike while Tanya’s Gem re- after one play of the second half, Pream scored three downs and ran hoping for a better start. Luzzi before launching a turned $2.20. St. John’s had to throw sophomore for 68 yards on 12 carries. Both No matter. St. John’s poured 28 bid and battling with a res- It was the second win of Matt Crowley into the game cold. played just about three quarters of points on Malden Catholic in the olute Maggiesfreuddnslip the day for Quinones who Crowley did well, leading the football as the Eagles evened their second quarter. The onslaught in the stretch. She stopped also piloted Bailey’s Island Eagles to three second-half scor- record to 2-2 with a 35-0 win over the clock in one minute over ($5.40) to win the fifth race ing drive. His reward was a start the Lancers at Glatz Field on the ST. JOHN’S, B2 a yielding turf course. for trainer Jay Bernardini. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2017 Prep’s Shelgren top runner in Frank Kelley Invitational WRENTHAM — St. Boys Championship Malden Catholic, 78th blehead, 128th (19:41); John’s Prep senior Tristan Division (17:51); Ted Moskal, St. Isaiah Knight, Peabody, Shelgren was the top run- Tristan Shelgren, St. John’s Prep, 80th (17:55); 130th (20:05). ner at the Frank Kelley John’s Prep, 1st (15:24); Harry DiBartolo, Marble- Girls Championship XC Invitational Saturday Claudio Rocha, Peabody, head, 88th (18:01); Ryan Division in Wrentham, finishing 6th (16:10); Marc Alpe- Buchanan, Peabody, 92nd Alix Livermore, Marble- the 5k course in 15 min- ren, Peabody, 18th (16:40); (18:09); Will Poss, Marble- head, 41st (21:08); Kristy utes and 24 seconds, aver- Jack Dwortz, St. John’s head, 96th (18:13); Antho- Twaalhoven, Marblehead, aging a 4:57-minute mile. Prep, 23rd (16:47); Wil- ny Bettencourt, St. John’s 45th (21:17); Caroline Also running well in the liam Aylward, Peabody, Prep, 104th (18:37); Adam Johnson, Marblehead, boys championship divi- 29th (17:00); Oliver Glass, Hunt, St. John’s Prep, 50th (21:23); Olivia Cleary, sion was Peabody’s Clau- Marblehead, 37th (17:09); 114th (18:52); Haden Marblehead, 90th (22:21); dio Rocha, who finished Ethan Snook, Marble- Wikar, Marblehead, 116th Lily Gillis, Marblehead, sixth (16:10), and his head, 73rd (17:45); Jacob (18:53); Liam McKinnon, 105th (22:47); Olivia teammate Marc Alperen, Farhat, Peabody, 74th Malden Catholic, 125th Chickering, Marblehead, who came in 18th (16:40). (17:47); Patrick Brown, (19:35); Grant Adam, Mar- 108th (22:49).
PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Carolina Panthers wide receiver Devin Funch- ess (17) catches a pass for a touchdown as New England Patriots cornerback Malcolm Butler, rear, defends during the second half of Sun- day’s game. Penalties, blown coverages kill Pats vs. Panthers FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Panthers a 23-16 lead. (AP) — The secondary was The second, on the supposed to be a strength game’s final drive, wiped for New England this sea- out a sack by Deatrich son. Wise Jr. that would have It’s been anything but. made it fourth down on Cam Newton became the the Panthers 16-yard line. fourth straight quarter- Carolina ended up driv- back to torch the Patriots ing 49 yards in six plays for more than 300 yards to set up Graham Gano’s on Sunday, leading Car- game-winning 48-yard field olina to a 33-30 win over goal. the defending Super Bowl Gilmore, who signed a champions (2-2), whose five-year $65 million con- two losses have both come tract in the offseason, said at home. he was just playing ag- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON The 2015 league MVP gressive defense. Keoni Gaskin ran for three touchdowns and 153 yards Saturday in Tech’s victory over Minuteman. had been struggling to “I don’t know what else find his passing rhythm I can do,” he said. “I just this season and hadn’t jammed him in the chest. thrown for over 200 yards It just happened to go up Tech drubs Minuteman to remain unbeaten in a game. to his neck area and the TECH out often, but when he did, snap pushed Tech back to “We’re a confident group, But on Sunday, he com- ref called it.” From B1 he connected. the 12, but Barrios linked but also a humble group,” pleted 22 of 29 throws Gilmore was expected to “David is one of the up with Tuoy on third Runner said. “No mat- for 316 yards and three be an upgrade from Logan getting on the board, as smartest kids on our foot- down to make it 28-6. Gas- ter how many wins we touchdowns, with one in- Ryan, who signed as a free Gaskin took it in 12 yards ball team and in our entire kin capped the scoring in terception. Five comple- agent with Tennessee. But (after a penalty pushed have, there will always school,” Runner said. “He’s the half with a big 80-yard be a bigger target on our tions went for more than the defensive backs ac- the Tigers back five yards), a great athlete, three- touchdown run after Bar- back. We’ll break the film 20 yards. knowledge there has been finding a hole thanks to a sport athlete, and he’s rios picked off Johanson Newton made a sever- a chemistry issue and a big block from Gravely. Ja- started for us on varsity again and brought it to down and get ready for al good throws, but more lack of communication mie James’ kick was good, since his freshman year at Minuteman’s 20. our next opponent. Some- often than not, he found that the unit did not suf- and Tech led 7-0 after two safety. The experience is Tech marched down the times when you get too receivers that were wide fer from a year ago. minutes. there, but quarterback is field on the opening drive confident, you forget how open because of a broken In the first four games, Tech again took advan- something that’s been new of the second half and hard you’ve worked to get coverage. the Patriots defense has tage of a Minuteman turn- for us this year.” made it 41-6 on Gaskin’s to where you are.” His first touchdown, a given up an average of 457 over on the next drive as Minuteman ate up the seven-yard run. Gaskin That next opponent screen pass to Fozzy Whit- yards, 324 through the air. Brandon Tuoy scooped up rest of the quarter and punched in his third score is the brand-new KIPP taker in the second quar- “It’s not like we don’t go the loose ball, and Gravely a chunk of the next with in the fourth quarter on a squad, which is 1-3 after ter, went for 28 yards after over this stuff in practice,” went 41 yards on the first a long and fruitful drive 22-yard run, and Minute- a loss to Mystic Valley Fri- cornerback Stephon Gilm- said safety Duron Har- play of the drive to make that ended on a trick play man wrapped up the con- day. ore followed running back mon. “It’s obviously some- 14-0 after the kick. for a touchdown to make test on a scoring drive. Christian McCaffrey in thing we need to work a Barrios connected with it 21-6. Tech was far from After four decisive wins “It’s a city rivalry now, motion and left the entire little harder at. Obviously Elvin Gonzalez on the Ti- done, though, as big gains in the first month of the like an early Thanksgiv- left side of the field open. what we’re doing is not gers’ next drive on a 55- from Gravely and Gaskin season, Runner and com- ing Day game,” Runner “We’re beating our- good enough.” yard scoring pass to make got the Tigers to first and pany are feeling like said, “but we’re excited selves,” said cornerback And Gilmore hasn’t been it 21-0 with 5:45 left in the goal at the one. A stuffed they’re where they need and not taking anything Malcolm Butler. “We lost the only star to play poor- first. Barrios didn’t air it drive, penalty and bad to be. lightly.” the game ourselves. It ly. was nothing Carolina (3- Butler gave up a key 1) was doing. Basically, we pass interference penal- Bulldogs start fast, stay strong, vs. Saugus beat ourselves, blown cov- ty in the end zone of the erages, penalties.” season opener, and ended ENGLISH ting one of Severance’s The weather, already together a long drive of its Gilmore drew two of up losing his starting job From B1 passes up in the air, catch- dank and raw to begin own starting on its own the biggest flags, both for for a week. Devin Mc- ing it, and running all the with, started to deterio- 45 and taking 10 plays to hands to the face. Courty was beaten twice going. Meanwhile, English way to the English 15. It rate in the second half, reach the end zone, this scored seemingly at will. The first extended the last week for touchdowns only took quarterback and the play reflected one on a 23-yard pass from Ski Gaston’s 19-run — one opening drive of the sec- by Texans rookie quarter- Mike Mabee one play to that. Severance to Tayshawn of two TDs he had — made ond half that gave the back Deshaun Watson. convert, running the ball Anderson. it 14-0. Saugus upped “Unbelievable,” said that lead to 22-0 early in in and Saugus, with the Carroll. “It’s been follow- Each team scored one Crowley, Pream help St. John’s the second quarter when PAT from Ricard Marti- ing us around all year.” more time, English on a Brown caught his second nez-Moretta, was on the Mabee and James Moise 1-yard plunge by Gas- Prep defeat Malden Catholic scoring pass of the day board. got Saugus on the board ton and Saugus on a 34- from Severance and it was But before the half end- with 2:03 left in the third yard bomb from Mabee to ST. JOHN’S to score. This time, Pream 22-7. ed, English was back, and quarter after controlling Moise. From B1 took off on a 29-yard jaunt Saugus’ Christian Cor- Ishmile Bangura ran it the ball for virtually the English has another test up the middle and The reia made an extreme- in from the 5-yard line to entire period. It was a 15- Saturday at 4-0 Swamp- started five plays into Prep had a 21-0 lead with the period after an 8-play ly athletic play midway give the Bulldogs a 30-7 yard pass play. scott (2:30) while Saugus only 2:12 to go in the half. through the quarter, bat- edge. However, English put hosts Gloucester at 3. drive that started on After a quick three-and- the Eagles’ 24. The Prep out by MC, Crowley was mainly ran the ball, al- back on the first play of though Crowley did hit Win and Lynn synonymous as four teams 4-0 the Prep’s drive with a 27- John Walsh for a 13-yard- FOOTBALL eight times since then, Looking down the road, off game if either is to make er. Pream ran the last two yard pass to Pream and it was 28-0 with just a few From B1 and all eight times, anoth- there’s no possibility of it to the Super Bowl. They in for the score and it was er team from the city had Tech and St. Mary’s meet- would also, of course, play 7-0 with 9:46 to go in the ticks left on the clock. John Muckian, a Lynn lost by the time English ing this year as they are each other on Thanksgiving. half. St. John’s scored its final Classical graduate, keeps got its third win. in different divisions (St. Also, since there are St. John’s made the score touchdown with 7:50 to go records of the city’s foot- “I think it’s a tribute 14-0 after a 7-play drive in the third quarter on Tra- Mary’s in 7, Tech in 8). only three regular-season ball legacy. According to the started on its own 26. vis Tully’s 16-yard run. to the City of Lynn, the However, the possibili- games to go before playoff his research, going back The key plays in the drive St. John’s is on the road coaches, and the commit- ty exists, if the seedings pairings are announced, were passes to Max Freed- the next two weeks, at to 1948, when Tech began ment of both the staffs and break down the right way, it’s very likely all four man for 25 yards and the Catholic Memorial Friday its football program, Lynn the players,” said English of Classical and English teams will have multiple scoring pass to Freedman and BC High a week af- has never had four unde- coach Chris Carroll after meeting before Thanks- home games in the play- for 37. ter that. The Eagles close feated teams this late into Saturday’s game. “I think giving. Both schools are offs if they keep winning. After The Prep recov- the regular portion of the season. Using English it’s a great testament to in Division 3, which would That would almost cer- ered a fumble on MC’s their season out at home as a barometer, Mucki- Lynn. I don’t know of any mean the possibility ex- tainly result in Friday next possession, it took against Bridgewater-Ray- an said that the Bulldogs other city that could do ists that they’d have to doubleheaders and multi- the Eagles just three plays nham. started the season at 3-0 this.” face each other in a play- ple games on Saturdays. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
TODAY Malden at Classical (4) THURSDAY Marblehead 7 0 7 16 — 30 SOMERVILLE 42, MEDFORD 0 Winthrop — Sheehan 1-2 At Hormel Stadium Boys Soccer Medford at Marblehead (6) PEABODY 21, REVERE 7 M — Devin Romain 6 run (Phelan Lynnfield — Kinnon 1-59, Peter Look Minuteman at Tech (3:45) at Coley Lee Field, Peabody Tinti-Kane kick) Somerville 21 14 7 0 — 42 1-21, Justin Ysalguez 1-10 Everett at St. John’s (7) Mystic Valley at Chelsea (4) Peabody 7 0 7 7 — 21 M — Andy Clough 29 run (Tinti-Kane Medford 0 0 0 0 — 0 SATURDAY Fenwick at St. Mary’s (3:45) Somerville at Peabody(4) Revere 0 0 0 0 — 0 kick) S — Fred Castin 38 run (Emerson TECH 48, MINUTEMAN 12 KIPP at Tech (7:30) Cross Country P - Eric DeMayo 6 run (Austin Leggett M— Eric Faia 33 run (Tinti-Kane kick) Klemz kick) At Manning Field Lynnfield at Masco (3:45) kick) S — Elijah Jeffreys 3 run (Klemz Minuteman 0 6 0 6 — 12 Classical at Marblehead (4) M — Jack McGrath 31 pass from Swampscott at Beverly (4) P - Elijah White 9 run (Leggett kick) kick) English at Revere (4) Clough ( Tinti-Kane kick) Tech 21 13 7 7 — 48 Winthrop at Saugus (4) P - Noah Freedman 6 run (Leggett S — Elijah Jeffreys 66-yard run Everett at Malden (4) M — Safety T — Keoni Gaskin 12 run (Jamie kick) SWAMPSCOTT 33, SALEM 6 (Klemz kick) Field Hockey Fresh/Soph meet at Fenwick (3:30) James kick) Beverly at Swampscott (4) M P At Bertram Field, Salem S — Lucas St. Jean 6 interception Gloucester/Swampscott at Winthrop T — Steffan Gravely 41 run (James Malden at Danvers (4) 1st downs 10 5 S’scott 7 20 0 6 — 33 return (Klemz kick) (4) kick) Marblehead at Everett (4) Rushes-yds 30-142 20-31 Salem 0 0 0 6 — 6 S — Jiovanny Pierre punt return Peabody at Beverly (4) T — David Barrios 55 pass to Elvin Peabody at Saugus (5:30) Pass-yds 46 95 Sw — Jake Mcintire 50 pass from (Klemz kick) Salem at Medford (4) Gonzalez (James kick) Revere at Gloucester (6:30) C-A-I 4-8-0 8-13-2 Colin Frary (Thomas Frisoli kick) S — Jiovanny Pierre 21 pass from M — Ngor Manyang 15 pass to Cam Somerville at Danvers (4) Total yds 188 126 Sw — Jake Mcintire 50 pass from Jeffreys (Klemz kick) Girls Soccer St. John’s at Malden Catholic (4) Cox (run failed) pens-yds 3-30 4-45 Frary (kick failed) LYNNFIELD 47, WINTHROP 6 T — Barrios 12 pass to Brandon KIPP vs. TBA (5:15) at Pioneer Stadium, Lynnfield Field Hockey fumb-lost 1-1 2-0 Sw — Dylan January 15 run (Frisoli Tuoy (James kick) Salem at Revere (4) Winthrop 6 0 0 0 — 6 Lynnfield at Amesbury (3:45) plays 41 35 kick) T — Gaskin 80 run (kick failed) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (3:30) Lynnfield 20 20 0 7 — 47 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sw — Isaiah Bascon 55 pass from T — Gaskin 7 run Tech at KIPP (5:30) Girls Soccer L — Matt Mortellite 59 pass to Nick Classical at Malden (4) RUSHING Frary (Frisoli kick) T — Gaskin 22 run Golf Revere — Jonathan Murphy 4-16, Sw — Mcintire 50 run (kick failed) Kinnon (Marengi kick) Gr. Lowell at Mystic Valley (4:15) M — Danny Johanson 2 run (no PAT Arl. Cath. at St. Mary’s (2:45) Lucas Barbosa 8-10, Zachary Furlong Sa — Vincent Gaskins 60 run (rush W — Jake Adamson 1 run Medford at Marblehead (4) attempt) Cath. Mem. at St. John’s (2:30) 2-3, Edah Ballo 1-2, Boudreau 3-2, failed) L — Anthony Murphy 1 run (kick Peabody at Danvers (6:30) failed) ENGLISH 46, SAUGUS 22 Everett at English (4) Badr Haou 2-0 FRIDAY At Stackpole Field Somerville at Beverly (4) L — Kinnon 31 run (Marengi kick) Gloucester at Madford (3:45) PEABODY —Eric DeMayo 13-90, CLASSICAL 21, GLOUCESTER 19 English 14 16 8 8 — 46 Winthrop at Saugus (4:30) At Newell Stadium L—- John Lee 15 run (Marengi kick) Salem at Winthrop (4) Noah Freedman 6-25, Jake Sousa Saugus 0 7 7 8 — 22 Golf Classical 7 14 0 0 — 21 L — Tyler Murphy 30 run (kick failed) Somerville at Marblehead (3:45) 3-20, Elijah White 4-18, Colby Ther- E — Prince Brown 13 pass from Matt Classical at Malden (4) Gloucester 0 0 7 1 — 19 L — Brett Cohee 10 run (Marengi Volleyball rien 2 - (-2), Jonel Espinal 2- (-9) Severance (pass failed) Gloucester at Somerville (3:45) C — Nashaun Butler 50 pass from kick) Arlington Cath. at Fenwick (5:30) PASSING E — Ski Gaston 19 run (Ishmile Ban- Lynnfield at Triton (3:30) Keith Ridley (Ishmael Johnson kick) L — Cohee 85 run (Marc Cooper Gr. Lowell at Mystic Valley (5:30) REVERE — Calvin Boudreau 8-13-95- gura rush) Mald. Cath. at Xaverian (3) 0-2 C — Tyrese Joseph 40 pass from kick) Malden at Stoneham (5) E — Brown 36 pass from Severance Peabody at Danvers (3:45) PEABODY — Espinal 4-7-46-0-0, Ther- Ridley (Johnson kick) W L Mt. Alverni at Winthrop 5:30) (Bangura rush) Salem at Ipswich (3:30) rien 0-1-0-0-0 C — Ridley 13 run (Johnson kick) 1st downs 5 10 No. Reading at Lynnfield (5:30) S — Mabee 15 run (Ricardo Marti- Saugus at Malden (3:15) RECEIVING G— Jacob Dyer 25 run ( kick) Rushes-yds 25-113 -23-234 Peabody at Danvers nez-Moretta kick) St. John’s at N. Andover (3:30) REVERE — Haou 4-73, Furlong 1-13, G — Ryan Argentino 1 run (kick Pass-yds 2 90 Spellman at St. Mary’s (5) E — Bangura 5 run (Bangura rush) Swampscott at Marblehead (3:45) Murphy 2-10, James Kloussis 1- (-1) failed) C-A-I 1-7-1 3-3-0 Wakefield at Revere (5:15) S — James Moise 15 pass from Winthrop at Revere (4) PEABODY — White 3-41, Cole Cuzzi G — Marc Smith 30 run (rush failed) Total yds 115 324 Woburn at Salem (5:15) Mabee (Martinez-Moretta kick) Winthrop at Saugus (4) 1-5 ST. MARY’S 48, SPELLMAN 8 pens-yds 4-30 3-22 E — Tyshawn Anderson 23 pass from TUESDAY Volleyball ARL. CATH. 28, FENWICK 14 At Spellman fumb-lost 1-1 0-0 St. Mary’s 14 14 14 6 — 48 plays 35 27 Severance (Gaston rush) Boys Soccer Fenwick at Chelmsford (5:30) At Arlington Catholic Spellman 0 0 8 0 — 8 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS E — Gaston 1 run (Bangura rush) English at Gloucester (7) Mystic Valley at PMA (5:30) Fenwick 0 8 6 0 — 14 SM — Marlon Scott 75 run (rush RUSHING S — Moise 34 pass from Mabee Everett at English (5:15) Somerville at Saugus (6) Arl. Cath. 0 14 0 14 — 28 AC — Kordell Parrish 18 run (JIoe failed) Winthrop —Tyler Chuidina 6-41, Fee- (Moise pass from Mabee) Greaney kick) SM — Calvin Johnson 53 run (James dle Small 9-41, Jaidon Brown 2-21, ST. JOHN’S 35, SPORTS BRIEFS AC — Parrish 15 pass from Michel Brumfield run) Brett Sheehan 1-5, Adamson 3-4, MALDEN CATHOLIC 0 Burke (Greaney kick) SM — Lee Pacheco 25 pass from Austin Dagnault 1-3, Tyler Rockefella At Cronin Stadium, Glatz Field BF — David Cifuentes 75 kick return Johnson (rush failed) 1-1, Andrew Love 1-0, Christopher Mald. Cath 0 0 0 0 — 0 Ridley Basketball Nov. 2, 6, 9, 13 and 16. (Derek DelVecchio run) SM — Johnson 20 run (Brumfield Ferrera 1-(-3) St. John’s 0 28 7 0 — 35 They will be held at St. BF — David Cifuentes 28 run (rush run) Lynnfield — Cohee 2-95, Tyler Mur- SJ — Aise Pream 2 run (Brendan Skills Clinic Marys High School, 35 Trem- failed) SM — Brumfield 60 run (Johnson phy 3-49, Kinnon 1-31, Anthony Mur- Robinson kick) run) phy 3-21, Lee 1-15, Jaret Simpson SJ — Max Freedman 37 pass from ont St., Lynn, 01902. AC — Burke 15 run (Christian Santil- Classical assistant coach lana pass from Burke) CS — Justin Olowu 9 run (Max 8-13, Anthony Floramo 1-6, Joe Con- Matt Crowley (Robinson kick) Sessions cost $200 and par- McDonald run) tardo 3-4, Clay Marengi 2-0 SJ — Pream 29 run (Robinson kick) Helen Ridley will run the AC — Kyle Almeida 60 fumble return ticipants should bring their (pass failed) SM — Calvin Johnson 58 run (rush PASSING SJ — Pream 27 pass from Crowley Ridley Basketball Skills Clin- own ball. ContacHelen Ridley MARBLEHEAD 30, BEVERLY 0 failed) Winthrop — Jake Adamson 1-7-2-0 (Robinson kick) ic, a high intensity session for At Piper Field, Marblehead SM — Nino Echeverria 12 run (rush Lynnfield — Mortellite 3-3-9-1-0 SJ — Trent Tully 16 run (Robinson 781-775-0778 ridleytopflight- boys and girls to get them Beverly 0 0 0 0 — 0 failed) RECEIVING kick) [email protected] for in shape and to help develop details. basketball skills. Drills are designed to help Astros, Red Sox prepare for Round 2 any player at any level with St. Mary’s seeking ball-handing, shooting (off the boys tennis coach BOSTON (AP) — Jose player in the big leagues, filled largely with back- runs to improve to 16-0 in dribble, off screens and off the Altuve ran away with the after they win a World Se- ups. Houston had al- September and October pass), creating your own shot St. Mary’s is seeking AL batting title. ries, would like to win an ready replaced starting since 2014. Tyler Clippard and finishing at the rim. applicants for the position The AL West race wasn’t MVP. That would make pitcher Dallas Keuchel pitched the ninth for his The clinic will also mix in of head boys tennis coach any closer. me really proud. But to me with McHugh, and Bos- fifth save for Houston. playing games so that play- for the spring season. Previ- Altuve coasted to his we’re still in the middle of ton manager John Farrell “Obviously, we’ve got a ers can learn how to use their ous playing and or coaching third AL batting crown the season and haven’t scratched ace Chris Sale glut of great pitchers to skills in a game situation. experience is preferred. If despite going hitless in done what we want to do.” after Saturday’s win so he choose from,” McHugh It consists of 10 clinics to be interested please contact two at-bats and the Hous- The Astros posted their could rest up for the play- said. “I want to pitch. I’m held on Mondays and Thurs- Athletic Director Jeff ton Astros rallied for their best record since earn- offs. up for pitching. However days from 7 to 8:30 p.m. for Newhall at 781-586-2016 or 101st win on Sunday, ing 102 victories in 1998, The Astros scored four innings get doled out, I Grades 4-12. The dates are by email jeff.newhall@ cruising into the playoffs winning the division by times in the seventh in- want some.” Oct. 16, 19, 23, 26, 30 and stmaryslynn.com. with a 4-3 victory over 21 games over the sec- ning to rally from a three- The Astros started four Boston in a preview of the ond-place Los Angeles run deficit. Yuli Gurriel regulars, and the Red Sox TV/RADIO Division Series matchup. Angels. The best-of-five had two doubles and the started two. “This is the first time I’ve ALDS against Boston be- go-ahead sacrifice fly for “We had planned to give won a batting title and the gins Thursday in Houston. Houston, which won the a number of guys a day off Pro basketball team’s going to go to the One day after the Red four-game series 3-1 and after we did clinch,” Red 7:30 p.m. Exhibition: Charlotte vs. Boston NBATV 10:30 p.m. Exhibition: Denver vs. LA Lakers NBATV playoffs,” said Altuve, who Sox won to clinch the first took the season series Sox manager John Farrell Pro football is also among the favorites back-to-back AL East ti- against Boston 4-3. said. “But you’re still look- 8:30 p.m. Washington at Kansas City ESPN for the AL MVP. tles in franchise history, McHugh pitched six ing to evaluate all the way “I think every single the teams used lineups innings, allowing three through the final out. NFL
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Stanton ends ‘year of the homer’ with 59 East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 3 1 0 .750 73 54 Phila 2 1 0 .667 77 68 MIAMI (AP) — In the and Bruce Sherman is ex- There were more than New Eng 2 2 0 .500 129 128 Wash 2 1 0 .667 71 60 Year of the Homer, Giancar- N.Y. Jets 1 2 0 .333 52 72 Dallas 2 2 0 .500 94 97 pected to close on their $1.2 6,000 homers hit across Miami 1 2 0 .333 25 57 Giants 0 3 0 .000 37 70 lo Stanton had the most out billion purchase of the Mar- the majors this season, the South South of everyone. lins from Jeffrey Loria as W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA most ever. Jacksonville 2 1 0 .667 89 51 Atlanta 3 1 0 .750 104 89 More than anyone in a early as Monday, and one of But no one hit more than Houston 2 2 0 .500 110 88 Carolina 3 1 0 .750 78 70 long time, too. their major offseason deci- Stanton, who became the Tennessee 2 2 0 .500 100 126 NOrleans 2 2 0 .500 93 78 The Miami Marlins’ slug- Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 53 90 Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 46 41 sions will surround Stanton first NL player since Prince ger led the majors with 59 North North — whose salary will soar Fielder in 2007 to even W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA home runs this season, the next season to $25 million. Pittsburgh 3 1 0 .750 90 59 Detroit 3 1 0 .750 99 70 most by a big leaguer since reach the 50-homer mark. Baltimore 2 2 0 .500 60 80 Green Bay 3 1 0 .750 102 81 Stanton is three years into To fully appreciate Stan- Cincinnati 1 3 0 .250 64 67 Minnesota 2 2 0 .500 79 76 2001. Stanton spent the a 13-year contract, one that Cleveland 0 4 0 .000 63 107 Chicago 1 3 0 .250 61 104 final three games chasing ton’s year, the challenge West West was seriously backloaded. that comes with his home W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA the ultimately elusive No. He’s still owed $285 million K City 3 0 0 1.000 93 57 L.A. Rams 3 1 0 .750 142 105 60, his quest ending with ballpark must be taken into Denver 2 1 0 .667 82 64 Seattle 1 2 0 .333 48 59 in that $325 million deal, a ninth-inning strikeout in consideration. Oakland 2 1 0 .667 81 63 Arizona 1 2 0 .333 56 76 and the Marlins lost money Chargers 0 3 0 .000 48 67 San Fran 0 3 0 .000 51 76 Sunday’s finale as 25,222 Marlins Park is certainly this season. Thursday’s Games Thursday, Oct. 5 fans — some of them sure- Green Bay 35, Chicago 14 New England at Tampa Bay, 8:25 p.m. no launching pad, even af- ly thinking it was Stanton’s “Everything’s going to be, Sunday’s Games Sunday, Oct. 8 in some way, different mov- ter the fences were moved New Orleans 20, Miami 0 Arizona at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. final swings with the club in slightly before the 2016 Cincinnati 31, Cleveland 7 Carolina at Detroit, 1 p.m. — gave him a long ovation. ing forward,” Marlins man- Houston 57, Tennessee 14 San Francisco at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. ager Don Mattingly said. season. Buffalo 23, Atlanta 17 Jacksonville at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. “Sums up my year and Going into the weekend, Carolina 33, New England 30 Buffalo at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. the appreciation of me for Stanton said he will have Detroit 14, Minnesota 7 N.Y. Jets at Cleveland, 1 p.m. only Fenway Park in Bos- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Pittsburgh 26, Baltimore 9 Tennessee at Miami, 1 p.m. the fans, the fans for me,” a very simple approach L.A. Rams 35, Dallas 30 L.A. Chargers at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. said Stanton, whose 132 when it’s time to sit down ton, PNC Park in Pitts- Miami Marlins’ Gi- Jacksonville at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. burgh and AT&T Park in Philadelphia at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. Seattle at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. RBIs also led baseball. with Jeter and the new ancarlo Stanton hits San Francisco at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Green Bay at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. “Closes the book on 2017.” Marlins leadership. San Francisco had surren- a RBI single to score N.Y. Giants at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. Kansas City at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Oakland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Open: Washington, New Orleans, Atlanta, Derek Jeter was in the “I’m going to see what dered fewer home runs this Miguel Rojas during Indianapolis at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. Denver stadium on Sunday, watch- they got, see what the plan season than the spacious the fifth inning of Sun- Monday’s Games Monday, Oct. 9 Washington at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. ing the club that will soon is, and we’ll brainstorm pitcher’s paradise that the day’s game against be his. A group led by Jeter from there,” Stanton said. Marlins call home. the Braves. PANTHERS 33, PATRIOTS 30 Carolina 3 14 6 10 — 33 Punt Returns 2-25 0-0 New Eng 3 13 0 14 — 30 Kickoff Returns 3-58 1-23 FINAL MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS TODAY IN SPORTS NE—FG Gostkowski 41, 11:47. Int. Ret. 0-0 1-(minus) Car—FG Gano 32, 7:41. Comp-Att-Int 22-29-1 32-45-0 American League National League Oct. 2 beat son Dave’s Cincinnati Bengals NE—Hogan 2 pass from Brady (Gost- Sacked-Yds 2-12 3-14 East Division East Division 1950 — Jim Hardy throws six touch- 23-7 in the first meeting between father kowski kick), 12:39. Punts 1-35.0 3-45.0 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB down passes, including five to Bob and son coaches in professional Car—Whittaker 28 pass from Newton Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 x-Boston 93 69 .574 — x-Washington 97 65 .599 — Shaw, as the Chicago Cardinals pound sports. y-New York 91 71 .562 2 Miami 77 85 .475 20 (Gano kick), 9:41. Penalties-Yards 1-33 7-55 the Baltimore Colts 55-13. 2001 — Albert Pujols of St. Louis goes NE—FG Gostkowski 35, 4:30. Tampa Bay 80 82 .494 13 Atlanta 72 90 .444 25 Possession 28:53 31:07 Toronto 76 86 .469 17 New York 70 92 .432 27 1970 — Fourteen members of the 3-for-4 to set an NL rookie record with Car—Funchess 10 pass from New- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Baltimore 75 87 .463 18 Philadelphia 66 96 .407 31 Wichita State football team are killed in 353 total bases in a 5-1 victory over ton (Gano kick), :26. RUSHING—Carolina, Stewart 14-68, Central Division Central Division a plane crash in the Rocky Mountains. Milwaukee. NE—FG Gostkowski 58, :00. Newton 8-44, McCaffrey 6-16, Byrd W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 1980 — Larry Holmes registers a tech- 2001 — Sammy Sosa becomes the Car—Funchess 16 pass from New- x-Cleveland 102 60 .630 — x-Chicago 92 70 .568 — 1-12. New England, Gillislee 12-49, nical knockout in the 11th round first player in major league history with ton (kick failed), 2:47. y-Minnesota 85 77 .525 17 Milwaukee 86 76 .531 6 against Muhammad Ali to win the world three 60-homer seasons, but the Reds Lewis 4-18, White 1-7, Cooks 1-4, Kansas City 80 82 .494 22 St. Louis 83 79 .512 9 Car—Newton 7 run (Gano kick), heavyweight title in Las Vegas. hold on for a 5-4 victory over the Chica- Brady 1-2. Chicago 67 95 .414 35 Pittsburgh 75 87 .463 17 12:58. 1983 — The Green Bay Packers score go Cubs. Sosa’s solo shot comes in the PASSING—Carolina, Newton 22-29-1- Detroit 65 98 .399 37½ Cincinnati 68 94 .420 24 NE—Lewis 8 run (Gostkowski kick), 49 points in the first half, including 35 first inning. 316. New England, Brady 32-45-0- West Division West Division 8:46. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB in the second quarter, in a 55-14 rout 2004 — Rice and San Jose State play 307. NE—Amendola 1 pass from Brady x-Houston 101 61 .623 — x-Los Angeles 104 58 .642 — of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. in the highest-scoring regulation game (Gostkowski kick), 3:09. RECEIVING—Carolina, Funchess Los Angeles 80 82 .494 21 y-Arizona 93 69 .574 11 1991 — Steffi Graf becomes the in Division I-A history, with the Spartans Car—FG Gano 48, :00. 7-70, Benjamin 4-104, McCaffrey Seattle 78 84 .481 23 y-Colorado 87 75 .537 17 youngest woman to win 500 matches winning 70-63. The 133 points surpass Texas 78 84 .481 23 San Diego 71 91 .438 33 A—65,878. 4-33, Dickson 3-62, Whittaker 3-34, as a professional when she beats Petra the total from Middle Tennessee’s Shepard 1-13. New England, White Oakland 75 87 .463 26 San Francisco 64 98 .395 40 Car NE x-clinched division x-clinched division Langrova of Czechoslovakia 6-0, 6-1 in 70-58 victory over Idaho on Oct. 6, First downs 28 24 10-47, Amendola 6-42, Hogan 5-60, y-clinched wild card y-clinched wild card the Leipzig International Tournament. 2001. The schools combine for 19 Total Net Yards 444 373 Gronkowski 4-80, Cooks 3-38, Dev- Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games 1993 — In the first all-British world touchdowns to break the Division I-A Rushes-yards 29-140 19-80 elin 2-14, Dorsett 1-17, Lewis 1-9. Boston 6, Houston 3 Chicago Cubs 9, Cincinnati 0 heavyweight title fight, Lennox Lewis record of 18. Passing 304 293 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. N.Y. Yankees 2, Toronto 1 San Diego 3, San Francisco 2 retains his WBC heavyweight title with a 2006 — Tennessee Titans defensive Tampa Bay 4, Baltimore 3 St. Louis 7, Milwaukee 6 Chicago White Sox 2, Cleveland 1 N.Y. Mets 7, Philadelphia 4, 11 innings seven-round knockout of Frank Bruno in tackle Albert Haynesworth is given a TRANSACTIONS Detroit 3, Minnesota 2 Pittsburgh 4, Washington 1 Cardiff, Wales. five-game suspension — the longest for Kansas City 4, Arizona 3 Miami 10, Atlanta 2 1993 — California rallies from a 30-0 on-field behavior in NFL history — for Texas 8, Oakland 4 Kansas City 4, Arizona 3 deficit to beat Oregon 42-41. Dave Barr stomping on Dallas Cowboys center BASEBALL NEW YORK METS — Announced the Seattle 6, L.A. Angels 4 L.A. Dodgers 5, Colorado 3 throws three second-half touchdowns, Andre Gurode’s head and kicking him in American League resignation of manager Terry Collins Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games including a 26-yarder to Iheanyi Uwae- the face. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Reinstated to take a position in the team’s front Houston 4, Boston 3 Philadelphia 11, N.Y. Mets 0 Oakland 5, Texas 2 San Francisco 5, San Diego 4 zuoke with 1:17 left in the game. 2009 — Ninth-grader Alexis Thompson OF Michael Brantley from the 10-day office. Toronto 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 Pittsburgh 11, Washington 8 1994 — North Carolina’s 92-game win- shoots a 3-under 69 for a share of the DL. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Placed L.A. Angels 6, Seattle 2 Atlanta 8, Miami 5 ning streak in women’s soccer ends lead with top-ranked Lorena Ochoa and National League RHP Shawn Kelley on the 60-day DL. Cleveland 3, Chicago White Sox 1 L.A. Dodgers 6, Colorado 3 Minnesota 5, Detroit 1 Arizona 14, Kansas City 2 with a scoreless tie in overtime against three others after the second round of ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Reinstat- Reinstated SS Stephen Drew from Tampa Bay 6, Baltimore 0 Milwaukee 6, St. Louis 1 Notre Dame. the Navistar LPGA Classic. Ochoa even- ed C Jeff Mathis from the 10-day DL. the 60-day DL. Arizona 14, Kansas City 2 Cincinnati 3, Chicago Cubs 1 1994 — Don Shula’s Miami Dolphins tually wins her second straight Navistar. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2017 COMICS
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THE GRIZZWELLS / BILL SCHORR THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM
OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP
ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK
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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE
Young cyberbullying victim admits to cutting herself For slam bidding, shape and controls DEAR ABBY: My to offer you at this stage of Bob Uecker said, “I hit a but he did have a diamond granddaughter “Ruby” has Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van your life is important. I grand slam off Ron Herbel, void. So, he control-bid four been cyberbullied. I sus- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, hope the two of you won’t and when his manager Her- diamonds. North jumped to pect a friend of hers who is and was founded by her mother, allow your father’s insecu- man Franks came out to get six spades. her on-again, off-again rity and apparently con- him, he was bringing Herbel’s How should South have Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at suitcase.” friend. When the girl is DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los trolling nature to interfere. played in six spades after ruff- “off,” she is cruel, but Ruby Many bridge players be- ing West’s diamond lead? Angeles, CA 90069. come cowardly when a slam is very attached to her. DEAR READERS: The risk was a bad heart Medical eye exams can is in the offing. In an average break. The correct technique Ruby has told her dad club game, if you bid and catch early signs of dis- was to draw two rounds and me she’s so depressed her confidence and self-es- said my mom couldn’t go make a slam, you will get a and has such low self-es- teem, as well as give her because he was feeling left ease before vision is lost. well-above-average score (un- of trumps, then to shift to teem from it and that she the opportunity to make out. This was after he in- In addition, many diseas- less your side has so many hearts. If that suit had bro- has started cutting her- new friends. vited himself along on an- es — from high blood pres- points that everyone can do ken 3-2, declarer would have self. (I think she has just However, if she remains other attempt at a girls’ sure and diabetes to some the math). drawn the missing trump and started because she has no depressed to the point of trip. cancers — can be diag- Look at this deal from a claimed. Here, though, he marks I could find). Her self-injury, your grand- How can I have a close nosed early through a duplicate. Almost every North- trumped the third round in the father is not very con- daughter may need profes- relationship with my mom medical eye exam. South played in four hearts dummy, returned to hand with For seniors who haven’t cerned, but I am. What’s sional counseling to help without hurting my dad? (making with only one over- a diamond ruff, drew West’s had an exam in three or trick when the trumps broke last trump and ran the hearts. the next step for me in her overcome it. Should I confront him? doing something about more years, the American badly) or four spades (making FORMER DADDY’S Academy of Ophthalmolo- five or six — see below). this before it has escalated DEAR ABBY: I am 32, gy’s EyeCare America pro- One successful auction is to a level beyond my help? GIRL IN GEORGIA married, with two young gram may be able to help. given. After North opened one sons. Since starting my CONCERNED DEAR FORMER DAD- Since 1985, EyeCare Amer- no-trump, South had the ide- own family, I have grown GRANDMA IN ALASKA DY’S GIRL: No, your ica has helped almost 2 al gadget: a three-spade re- closer with my mom as a mother should confront million people. More than sponse showing at least 5-5 DEAR GRANDMA: source of support and him. That you need bond- 90 percent of the eye care in the majors and game-forc- Continue to affirm your guidance. The problem is, ing time with your mother provided by nearly 6,000 ing values. Now North, with those three granddaughter, but for my dad seems to be jeal- is not a rejection of your volunteer ophthalmolo- now her online presence ous of the relationship I father. That you were magic major-suit honors, was gists is at no out-of-pocket thinking about a slam — but have with her — probably and social media should “Daddy’s girl” implies that cost to the patient. could the opponents take the be eliminated. Consider because I was a daddy’s he was the favored parent This service is offered first two tricks in diamonds? putting Ruby into activi- girl growing up. for decades. He doesn’t year-round. To find out if North control-bid four clubs to ties that will expose her to Mom and I were plan- own you — or her. you or your loved ones express slam interest. South different people. A self-de- ning a girls’ trip together, Women need each other, qualify for this program, did not have a great hand, fense course might build just the two of us, and Dad and what your mother has visit eyecareamerica.org.
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(SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT 295 Lynnfield Street, Lynn LAND COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT Docket No. ES16P3243GD By virtue and in execution of the power of sale contained in a certain Mortgage 17SM001260 Essex Probate and Family Court given by Charles G. Reither, as Trustee of "Charles G. Reither Realty Trust (u/d/t ORDER OF NOTICE 36 Federal Street dated March 7, 1996)", dated June 24, 2013 and recorded with the Essex County Salem, MA 01970 (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 32591, Page 112, to Philip L. To: CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION OF GUARDIAN Goduti, Trustee of "Profit Sharing Plan Master Trust" (u/d/t dated March 23, Christopher Green individually and as Personal Representative of the Estate of FOR INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO 1991), as assigned to Peter L. Knox, Trustee of The Knox Pension Realty Trust Thomas E. Green G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 (u/d/t/dated June 4, 1993) dated August 5, 2013, and recorded in the Essex Rachelle Green County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33664, Page 112, as In the matter of: Shirley Davenport currently held by Orca Development, LLC by way of Foreclosure Deed dated and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Of: Lynn, MA November 17, 2016 and recorded on January 4, 2017 in the Essex County U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: RESPONDENT (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 35589, Page 503 (see, inter alia, (Person to be Protected/Minor) Cavanaugh v. Fannie Mae, 85 Mass.App.Ct. 1117 (2014); see also SunTrust U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for Residential Asset Securities To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been Mortgage, Inc., vs. Chan, MISC 11-447517 (2012)) of which Mortgage the Corporation, Home Equity Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, filed by undersigned is the present holder, for breach of conditions of said Mortgage and Series 2007-EMX1 Massachusetts General Hospital of Boston, MA for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the same will be sold at Public Auction at in the above captioned matter alleging that Shirley Davenport is in need of a Noon on the 17th day of October, 2017 on the mortgaged premises, hereinafter claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Guardian and requesting that described, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage to wit: numbered 97 Lafayette Park, given by Thomas E. Green to Mortgage Electronic Holly Davenport of Lynn, MA Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Mortgage Lenders (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without The land in Lynn with all building and structures thereon bounded and described Network USA, Inc., dated August 25, 2006, and recorded in Essex County Surety on the bond. as follows: (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26043, Page 170, and now held by The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for the appointment of Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is Being shown as Lot 14 on a plan drawn by Eastman and Bradford, C.E. dated May determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for 21, 1912 recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book 2267, Page 1, certain specific authority. bounded and described as follows: If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on WEST: by Lynnfield Street, fifty (50.00) feet; Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on the return date of 11/20/2017. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline NORTH: by Lot 11, on said plan, eighty-two and 90/100 (82.90) feet; that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. EAST: by Lot 13, on said plan, fifty-five (55.00)feet; this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before November If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in SOUTH: by Lot 15, on said plan eighty-six and 64/100 (86.64) feet. 6, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written benefits of said Act. appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific Being the same premises as conveyed to the mortgagor by deed of Charles Gary Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on September 22, 2017. facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. Reither, dated March 12, 1996, recorded with Essex County (Southern District) Attest: Deborah J. Patterson IMPORTANT NOTICE Registry of Deeds, Book 13451, Page 248. Recorder The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the 16-027565 above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial The above described premises will be sold SUBJECT TO and with the benefit of all Item: October 2, 2017 affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone restrictions, easements, improvements, covenants, conditions, building and zoning may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named laws, to any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, water and sewer charges, municipal or LEGAL NOTICE person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. other public taxes, assessments or lies, and rights of tenants and parties in Public Hearing - Town of Swampscott Planning Board WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. possession, if any. Date: September 12, 2017 Relative to Proposed Zoning By-Law Amendments Pursuant to M.G.L. Chapter 40A, Pamela Casey O'Brien In the event of any typographical error set forth in the legal descriptions contained Section 5. The Planning Board of the Town of Swampscott will hold a public Register of Probate above, the legal description of the premises, the descriptions set forth and hearing to discuss the proposed amendments to the Town's zoning by-law. The Item: October 2, 2017 contained in the Mortgage shall take precedence. public hearing will be held on MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2017, at 7:00 PM at 200 ESSEX STREET at the HIGH SCHOOL, ROOM B129. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TERMS OF SALE: SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ($7,500.00) DOLLARS will be THE TRIAL COURT required to be paid in cash, certified check or cashier's check of any bank or trust The hearing will consider the following amendment to the Zoning By-law: PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT company doing business in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, by the Essex Probate and Family Court purchaser, at the time and place of sale as a deposit. A Memorandum of Sale Amendment - Amend the Swampscott Zoning By-Law section "4.7.0.0. Humphrey 45 Congress Street ("Memorandum") shall be executed upon acceptance of the bid and all terms Street Overlay District" by modifying the "Table of Additional Uses within the Salem, MA 01970 thereunder shall be binding upon the bidder, including the condition that should HSOD" to include Hotels, Inns, Motels, and Bed & Breakfast establishments and Docket No. ES17P1761GD the high bidder for whatever reason fail to perform under the aforesaid identify the applicable permit requirement, or take any action relative thereto. NOTICE AND ORDER: Memorandum, in such event, the bidder shall forfeit the deposit in full which shall Petition for Appointment of become the property of the Mortgagee. The Mortgagee reserves the right without The complete text and map relative to the proposed amendment is available for Guardian of a Minor further publication, advertisement or notification to offer the property to the second inspection at the Planning Department, Town Hall, 22 Monument Avenue, highest bidder under the same conditions set forth herein. The terms of the Swampscott, during normal business hours, which are Monday through Thursday In the interests of Destiny Rose Cochrane Memorandum of Sale shall be announced prior to the bid. The balance of the bid from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM and Friday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. of Lynn MA price is to be paid in cash, certified check or cashier's check drawn upon any bank Minor or trust company doing business in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts within Item: October 2, 9, 2017 NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: thirty (30) days after the date of sale to be deposited in escrow with Riccardo L. 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a Rullo, Esquire attorney for Orca Development, LLC. Deed (which shall be in the Minor filed on 06/13/2017 by form of the usual Mortgagee's Deed under the Statutory Power of Sale) to be LEGAL NOTICE Legal Notice: Alicia J Cochrane of Lynn, MA delivered within three (3) days thereafter at which time it shall be the sole and Notice of Sale and Disposal of Property Notice is hereby given that Simply Nancy M Vicente of Lynn, MA exclusive responsibility of the successful bidder to cause the same to be recorded Notice is hereby given that Simply Self Storage located at 244 Andover will be held 10/17/2017 08:30 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in accordance with law. Self Storage located at 102 Broadway, St., Peabody, Ma. 01960 intends to Located: Salem Probate and Family Court 36 Federal St. Salem, MA 01970 Lynnfield, Ma. 01940 intends to sell sell or otherwise dispose of personal 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. or otherwise dispose of personal effects, office and other equipment in Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written property consisting of household and compliance with Mass. State Law VIA response, you need to: Orca Development, LLC personal effects, office and other AN ONLINE AUCTION AT WWW.STORA File the original with the Court; and By its attorney, equipment in compliance with Mass GETREASURES.COM ON OCTOBER 14, Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. state law VIA AN ON-LINE AUCTION AT 2017 AT APPROXIMATELY 10 AM AND 3. Counsel for the Minor: The Minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the RICCARDO L. RULLO WWW.STORAGETREASURES.COM ON CONCLUDING ON OCTOBER 19, 2017 right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. LAW OFFICES OF FRANK. N DARDENO October 14, 2017 BEGINNING AT AT APPROXIMATELY 2 PM. THIS PUBLIC 4. Counsel for Parents: If you are the parent of a minor child who is the subject of 424 BROADWAY APPROXIMATELY 10:00AM AND CON- SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS this proceeding you have a right to be represented by an attorney. If you want an SOMERVILLE, MA 02421 CLUDING ON October 19, 2017 AT BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, attorney and cannot afford to pay for one and if you give proof that you are Dated: 9/21/17 617-666-2600 APPROXIMATELY 1:00PM. THIS PUBLIC CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS indigent, an attorney will be assigned to you. Your request for an attorney should Item: September 25, October 2, 9, 2017 SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS APPLY. All units are sold as whole. be made immediately by filling out the Application of Counsel form. Submit the BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. The following units are up for sale: application form in person or by mail at the court location where your case is going CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS #265 Tiffany Barclay to be heard. APPLY. #354 Bobbi Ann Colburn 5. Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be All units are sold as whole. #3002 Lisa Griffin present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best The following units are for sale: #3035 David Duchesne Have something to sell? interests. Unit Number Tenant Name #3026 Shawn Morrison This is a Legal Notice: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights 2926 Brenda Biagioni #2069 Michael Miles has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, We can help! 11111 Paul Black #4061 Eric Brandon please contact an attorney for legal advice. 1033 Deanne Durant #321113 Lindsey Consoli Date: September 6, 2017 730 Thomas Palladino Item: October 2, 9, 2017 Pamela Casey O'Brien 841A Jeff Corbett Register of Probate 338 Todd Ferrante Item: October 2, 2017 Item: October 2, 9, 2017 MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7
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Hamburg and elsewhere “We had a huge party 15 years ago that can’t be opened their doors to mark PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS topped,” said Kreile, re- the event, made possible by An esports competitor takes part in the Asian a surprise vote in Parlia- ferring to the celebration Indoor and Martial Arts Games in Ashgabat, ment three months earlier. after the couple registered “We’re making a single PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS their partnership in 2002. Turkmenistan. exception to fire a symbolic Karl Kreile, left, and Bodo Mende kiss after Germany introduced regis- starter pistol because same- their marriage in Berlin, Sunday. tered partnerships in 2002, sex marriages are possible but those gave same-sex Video games in the from today,” said Gordon About 60 guests and an ry German composer Felix couples fewer rights than Holland, a registrar in Ber- equal number of journalists Mendelssohn, before say- heterosexual couples who lin’s Schoeneberg district. packed into Schoeneberg ing their vows and signing married. Olympics? Here’s Holland said it was ap- town hall’s “Golden Room” the marriage documents to Chancellor Angela Merkel propriate for Schoeneberg to witness the marriage of applause and cheers from long opposed same-sex to hold the first same-sex Karl Kreile and his partner the assembled guests. marriages, only agree- how it might work wedding in the country of 38 years, Bodo Mende. Kreile, 59, said it was an ing to a free vote in Par- because it has long been The grooms entered the “incredible honor” to be liament on the matter in By Alexander over physical agility. a center of gay life in the room to the popular “Wed- the first same-sex couple June, shortly before na- Vershinin and “It needs different skill- German capital. ding March” by 19th-centu- to marry in Germany, not- tional elections. James Ellingworth sets from different people,” ASSOCIATED PRESS competitor Jess Joaustine Tamboboy from the Phil- ASHGABAT, Turkmen- ippines told The Associat- istan — The future of the Paris is for walkers and cyclists ed Press. “It doesn’t really Olympics may just be in a have a physical require- basement in Turkmenistan. With leading Olympic ment because you can see as city bans vehicles for one day figures considering a pos- around us the players are sible role for competitive short and tall, maybe a lit- PARIS (AP) — Parisians computer games — known tle bit thin, maybe a little and tourists were encour- as esports — at the 2024 bit fat. But all they have aged to stroll through the Games in Paris, a pan- in order to qualify to play City of Light on Sunday as Asian competition in the for these types of titles officials banned cars from ex-Soviet state offers a pos- are just their cognitive or its streets for a day. sible vision of the future. mind skills.” Paris has experimented Including esports could If esports make it to the with car-free days in the give the Olympics a young- Paris Olympics, it would past, but Sunday marked er audience and a huge rev- redefine what Olympic the first time the entire enue boost from a rapidly sport is meant to be. city was handed over to growing market, but would The International Olym- ramblers, cyclists and roll- be deeply controversial. pic Committee has previ- er-bladers. The Olympic Council of ously resisted calls to add Only emergency vehi- Asia included esports as “mind sports” like chess cles, buses and taxis were an official demonstration that don’t involve physical allowed on the streets event at its Asian Indoor exertion, or events where from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Martial Arts Games machines are key, like Paris time. this week, with teams auto racing. “It’s nice for the air qual- from China and nine oth- Deciding which games ity, for enjoying the city, er nations battling in four to pick is fraught, too. The walking around without PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS games ranging from space IOC has a sponsorship any noise, without any risk People walk on the Champs Elysees avenue during the “day without combat in “StarCraft II” deal with Chinese compa- to be run over by a car,” cars,” with the Arc de Triomphe in background, in Paris, Sunday. to card-game strategy in ny Alibaba, which has ma- Maxime Denis said as he “Hearthstone.” jor esports interests, but strolled near Place de la Another resident, Fran- car buried in a sixth base- go was elected on a promise Supporters of esports rival firms have their own Republique in the city cen- cois Boillat, noted that ment car park and I bare- to curb air pollution and in the Olympics say their popular brands. ter. “But it should be a real “as a Parisian, I only use ly use it. It is a bit stupid. reduce car traffic in the event is a real sporting con- The IOC also fears vio- no car day. There are still a public transport all the I should sell it.” French capital, where vehi- test, one which prizes strat- lent games would hurt the few so we are careful.” time, even though I have a Paris mayor Anne Hidal- cle emissions are often high. egy and lightning reactions Olympics’ image. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2017 HEALTH Trump seeks new health chief after Price resignation By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Pres- ident Donald Trump is seeking a new health sec- Health and retary to take the place of Human Tom Price, ousted after an Services outcry over flying on cost- Secretary ly private charters for offi- Tom Price FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE cial travel. speaks during Our muscles depend on calcium to function. The Health and Human a National Services chief oversees a Foundation $1 trillion department, for Infectious with 80,000 employees Diseases Are you getting and jurisdiction over ma- (NFID) news jor insurance programs, conference in advanced medical re- Washington. enough calcium? search, drug and food safety, public health, and FILE PHOTO | By Barbara Quinn about 200 mg of calcium. disease prevention. ASSOCIATED PRESS THE MONTEREY Vegetables such as kale, The administration will COUNTY HERALD broccoli and turnip greens also have to contend with serve as acting secretary. lenge is to manage the policy, government and in- contain smaller amounts renewed scrutiny of Cabi- Mentioned as a possible 2018 open enrollment sea- dustry circles. It’s the most abundant of calcium although calci- net members’ travel. Fol- permanent successor to son under the Obama-era Price, 62, a former GOP mineral in the body. And um in these foods is gen- lowing news reports about Price is Seema Verma, a Affordable Care Act, which congressman from the At- 99 percent of the calcium erally less available to be Price, the House Over- protege of Vice President Trump and the GOP-led lanta suburbs, resigned Fri- in our bodies is stored in absorbed by the body. sight and Government Re- Mike Pence. She now leads Congress have been un- day afternoon. His pattern our bones and teeth. The How do we figure calcium form Committee launched the Centers for Medicare able to repeal. of costly trips triggered in- other 1 percent is pretty content from a food label? a governmentwide investi- and Medicaid Services, an Another possible HHS vestigations that overshad- darn important as well. Until the newest Nutri- gation of travel by top po- HHS division that runs candidate is FDA Com- owed the administration’s According to the National tion Facts label appears on litical appointees. health insurance pro- missioner Scott Gottlieb, agenda and angered his Institutes of Health Office products, just add a zero be- Trump has named Don grams covering more than who won some bipartisan boss. Price’s regrets and a of Dietary Supplements, hind calcium’s Daily Value. J. Wright, a deputy assis- 130 million Americans. support in his confirma- partial repayment couldn’t our muscles (including the For example, a daily value tant secretary of health, to Verma’s immediate chal- tion and is well known in save his job. heart) depend on calcium of 30 percent would mean to function. Nerve signals the food contains about 300 and hormones also rely on mg of calcium. a small yet steady supply What about calcium GOP unsure how to deal with of calcium. supplements? Concerns How much calcium surfaced a few years ago do we need to maintain that calcium supplements bones, teeth and other may be linked to an in- voters angry over health care critical body functions? creased risk for heart at- Babies and toddlers need tacks. This led to further By Alan Fram The setbacks are caus- 200 to 700 milligrams investigations and revised ASSOCIATED PRESS ing strains among Senate (mg) per day, depending recommendations, most Republicans. on their age. From the notably from experts in WASHINGTON — Re- “It’s obvious we don’t age of four our daily need publicans face a big prob- osteoporosis and cardiolo- have the kind of leadership for this essential mineral gy. Authorities now advise lem following the collapse we need to pass this piece of varies between 1000 and of their latest push to re- us not to exceed the upper legislation,” Sen. Ron John- 1300 milligrams. peal the Obama health care tolerable limit (UL) for cal- son, R-Wis., told a reporter What does that look like law: Their own voters are cium — 2000 IU’s per day Friday after an appearance in food? One cup of milk, for adults 51 years and angry and don’t trust them. in Fitchburg, Wis. Johnson, yogurt or calcium-fortified older and 2500 IU’s daily Right now, they don’t who’s clashed with McCon- soy milk supplies about for 19-50 year olds. And re- know what to do about it. 300 mg of calcium. One member that includes the That’s trouble for a party nell before, declined to say ounce of cheese or 4 ounc- total daily calcium we con- preparing to defend its if the leader should step es of calcium-fortified tofu sume from food and sup- House and Senate ma- down. or orange juice contain plements combined. jorities in 2018 midterm The broken promises are elections that look risk- an “epic fail” that “puts less ier than most imagined trust in the minds of con- months ago. servative voters,” said Tim PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS President Donald Trump Phillips, president of Amer- and top congressional Re- Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., chairman of the Sen- icans for Prosperity, the publicans say they’ll take ate Foreign Relations Committee, talks at the conservative group backed another run next year Capitol in Washington. by the activist brothers at dismantling President David and Charles Koch. Barack Obama’s health retiring rather than seek was enacted that they’ve The GOP health care im- care law. But they’ve made a third term next year. He controlled the White House plosion “has poisoned the doing just that a core added, “When something and Congress. The latest attitude of GOP primary promise in four consecu- has been committed to and debacle came Tuesday, voters toward congressio- tive national elections with it doesn’t happen and then when Senate Majority nal Republicans in gener- nothing to show for it. it doesn’t happen again, Leader Mitch McConnell, al,” Steven Law wrote in “If I’m a voter in wher- I think it’s self-evident it R-Ky., averted a guaranteed a memo this week. Law, ever and somebody says, isn’t a good thing.” defeat by not holding a vote McConnell’s former chief ‘We’re going to come back This year’s failure was on a last-resort bill trans- of staff, heads the Senate to health care,’ would I be especially stinging because forming much of Obama’s Leadership Fund, a polit- FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE skeptical? Sure,” said Sen. it was the first time since law into block grants that ical group allied with the Studies show that people who use guns are Bob Corker, R-Tenn., who’s Obama’s 2010 overhaul law states would control. Kentucky Republican. more likely to develop permanent hearing loss. Scrutiny of herbal supplements Protect your hearing intensifies after officer’s death while you’re hunting From Mayo Clinic is the one preventable By Mary Esch like coffee at low doses, News Network variable that you can con- ASSOCIATED PRESS and producing a sense of For many people, au- trol to reduce your risk of relaxation and mild eu- tumn colors and cool hearing loss. ALBANY, N.Y. — Matt phoria at higher doses. mornings in September To put things into per- Dana was known around Dana’s death has reso- signal the beginning of spective, the Occupation- the Adirondack Mountain nated far beyond Tupper the long-awaited hunt- town where he grew up as al Safety and Health Ad- Lake, striking fear among ing season. Gun safety is ministration recommends a promising young police kratom advocates that it important to most hunt- sergeant who worked hard that on-the-job noise ex- could be cited in an ongo- ers, but some other less- posure to a level of 115 to root out narcotics deal- ing federal review to get it er-known precautions are ers. So it came as a shock decibels not exceed 15 banned nationwide. overlooked. minutes per day. A .22-cal- to friends and co-workers Six states already ban “I’m an avid sportsman, when he died suddenly this iber rifle produces a noise kratom, and the federal and I’m amazed by how level of 140 decibels, and a summer and an autopsy at- Drug Enforcement Agency many people don’t wear typical deer rifle can pro- tributed it to an overdose. proposed a ban last year, hearing protection when duce noise greater than It wasn’t from drugs, but citing 15 previous deaths they shoot guns,” says 175 decibels. from kratom, an herbal from 2014 to 2016. But that PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thomas Lowry, M.D., an Sound levels can in- supplement sold online and proposal was withdrawn otolaryngologist at Mayo crease at firing ranges in convenience stores, gas after public opposition, in- Kratom capsules in Albany, N.Y. Clinic Health System. “I where sound waves bounce stations and smoke shops. cluding a letter signed by 62 see patients every week off walls. Permanent hear- “It was the talk of the members of Congress and a director of the Ameri- videos by bodybuilders with hearing loss, and a town. People were upset it protest at the White House can Kratom Association, advocate using kratom to large number of those pa- ing loss can occur with a was reported as an over- organized by the American founded in 2014 to ad- increase energy and “push tients have a history of single shot if no hearing dose,” said Paul Maroun, Kratom Association. vocate for full consumer through the pain.” noise exposure without the protection is used. In ad- mayor of Tupper Lake in The DEA will decide access to the herb. “There Advocates of kratom use of hearing protection.” dition to hearing loss, tin- the central Adirondacks 110 whether to proceed with are so many people who dispute the coroner’s find- Studies show that peo- nitus — or ringing in the miles northwest of Albany. a ban after the Food and feel kratom has literally ing that it caused Dana’s ple who use guns are more ears — can develop tempo- “It’s not an illegal drug.” Drug Administration com- saved their lives, wheth- death from hemorrhagic likely to develop perma- rarily or permanently. Made from the leaf of pletes an analysis of the er it’s getting them off an pulmonary edema, when nent hearing loss than “The good news is that a Southeast Asian plant, supplement. The FDA said opioid addiction, relieving there is blood and oth- those who don’t. Shooting noise-induced hearing loss kratom (pronounced KRAY- there is no specific time- pain or helping with over- er fluid in the lungs. The without hearing protec- is preventable,” adds Low- tuhm) is touted as an ener- table. Previously, the FDA all health and well-being.” kratom association con- tion practically guaran- ry. “Wearing hearing pro- gizer, potent pain reliever, has warned consumers that Why the 27-year-old tends other factors were tees you will suffer at tection, such as earplugs and tool to wean people kratom can cause adverse Dana was using kratom at work in the 15 previous least some degree of hear- or muffs, allows you to still with addictions off heroin health effects, including se- is not clear. His obituary deaths cited by the DEA, ing loss in your lifetime. hear soft sounds, while and other opioids. It’s also vere withdrawal symptoms. noted that in addition and it has requested the Aging and heredity also preventing damage to your increasingly used recre- “This is very person- to enjoying hunting and coroner’s report in Dana’s contribute to hearing loss, ears from loud noises, es- ationally, with users de- al to a lot of folks,” said fishing, Dana had been case to have it reviewed by but exposure to noise, es- pecially with some of the scribing it as stimulating Pete Candland, executive a bodybuilder. YouTube toxicologists. pecially noise from guns, more expensive options.”