FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 A nal run indeed for O’Brien By Thor Jourgensen “No one’s entitled to their job. You have to earn it ITEM EDITORIAL DIRECTOR every election. This is my last time out of the box,” the Lynn native said in an interview this week. SALEM — When it comes to politics, odds have He runs a 34-employee of ce tucked in the back never bothered John L. O’Brien Jr. Elected to the corner of Shetland Park. The registry’s big open Lynn City Council as a teenager, he broke a polit- ical mold in 1976 when he ran as a Democrat and  oor plan of ce has the feel of a library, with ta- wrested the Southern Essex Register of Deeds job bles set up for researchers to pore through com- from a Republican. puterized land transaction records or dig into rows But O’Brien, 66, has decided this fall will be his and rows of record books for 30 communities from last campaign. He is running for another six-year Saugus to Haverhill. term as register and for the rst time in 24 years O’Brien has raised the registry’s pro le beyond a he has a September primary opponent, Democrat public records of ce. He took big banks to task be- ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Alice Rose Merkl of Salem, as well as a November ginning eight years ago on what he characterized John L. O’Brien Jr. will seek reelection as Southern Es- Republican opponent, Rockport resident Jonathan sex Register of Deeds for the nal time. E. Ring. O’BRIEN, A7 Drivers escape Saugus crash Marblehead says yes to taxes for repairs

By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — Even with a low vot- er turnout, residents voted to raise taxes that would help repair seawall damages as well as repairs to Abbot Hall. Residents, about 12 percent, voted on the two ballot questions Thursday night. Question one was in regards to signi cant repairs for Abbot Hall, which amount to $8,982,963, including geothermal air-con- ditioning for some of the of ces, and xing up the building’s roof. The second question was about the storm-damaged seawalls all over town and the need for repairs which would cost $871,894. “We had a lot of damage from the three The driver of a Toyota Camry may have crossed the center line before crashing into a pickup truck on storms in March, with some of the sea- Essex Street in Saugus Thursday morning. The car sideswiped the Ford truck, which was pulling a trailer, walls having been repaired in the inter- in the area of 226 Essex St., according to a statement by Saugus Police. According to police, rst respond- im, but others sustained more signi cant ers worked to free the driver of the Camry from the vehicle using hydraulic rescue tools. The driver of damage,” said Alison Nieto, the town’s - the Camry was then taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with injuries that are not believed to be nancial director. life-threatening. The driver of the truck was not injured. The crash remains under investigation. A yes vote on question two would allow repairs on the seawalls at Front Street, Grace Oliver Beach, and Fort Sewall, as well as a few others, according to Nieto. Pakistani Both of the proposed tax raisers will bor- row from the provisions of Proposition 2½, which was adopted by Massachusetts immigrant voters in 1980 and is related to the total amount of property taxes in which a city or town can raise each year. The seawall question had a 1,555-326 makes her vote and the Abbot Hall repairs question gained a 1,340-539 vote. Marblehead res- idents, with a median family household mark at SSU income of $603,000, will pay about $10 a year in taxes for the next 10 years for sea- By Bill Brotherton wall repairs and about $64 a year for the ITEM FEATURES EDITOR next 20 years in taxes for the Abbot Hall repairs. Aasma Aziz dreamed of leaving Pakistan Relieved at the yes votes for both ques- to attend college in the United States. Her tions, Board of Selectmen members Judy parents didn’t think that was such a great Jacobi and Jackie Belf-Becker embraced. idea. After all, life in America and the Both women acknowledged the dire need South Asian country are radically differ- to get started on the Abbot Hall repairs. ent. “I’m happy it passed but I’m more “It’s challenging for a woman in Paki- pleased that people recognize the impor- stan. When I went out, my head was cov- tance of this building,” said Jacobi. ered and I needed male chaperones; my brothers or father had to go with me, for Bella diGrazia can be reached at bdigra- safety reasons.” [email protected]. Her parents balked, even though she al- ready was the rst woman in her town to earn a graduate degree (in social work) at a co-ed university in Pakistan. INSIDE “I was unstoppable. I was determined,” Lynn Coming up she said. “People told my parents they had Nonpro t part Beginning to control me.” of $1.8M grant Monday, The Item IMMIGRANT, A7 program. A2 will run a six-day series on hunger, its Opinion sufferers, survivors, Jourgensen: and how we all can Rolling out the help in solving this good times. A4 hidden health crisis Special that touches all Section communities. Twirling with fame Lynn Educator Former Lynn teacher competed for Ms. Senior USA

By Bella diGrazia Pamela ITEM STAFF Kiriaji represented LYNN — Pamela Kiriaji twirled her way to Las Massachu- Vegas as a contestant in the 2018 Ms. Senior USA setts as one pageant last week. The Lynn resident and retired Lynn Public of 26 pag- Schools teacher represented Massachusetts last eant contes- Aasma Aziz graduated Salem State week as one of 26 pageant contestants. With baton tants. last month with a master’s in social twirling as her talent, she may not have won the work and earned a standing ovation ITEM PHOTO | as commencement speaker. PAGEANT, A7 OWEN O’ROURKE

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B4 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 OBITUARIES Lynn nonpro t part of Terri Maguire, 48 Rose Serino, 90 $1.8M grant program 1969-2018 LYNN — Lynn Commu- from homelessness,” said NAHANT — Mrs. Ter- was a caring and DANVERS — Mrs. longtime member of nity Health Center is one Kiame Mahaniah, MD, ri (Powers) Maguire, compassionate per- Rose “June” (Coculo) Beverly Golf and Ten- of four groups selected CEO of the Lynn Commu- age 48, of Nahant, son and was loved by Serino, 90, of Dan- nis Club in Beverly. as part of a $1.8 million nity Health Center. “This died unexpectedly, everyone who knew vers, beloved wife Rose is survived by program to combat opioid RIZE grant will help us on Tuesday, June 19, her. of the late Ralph J. her daughter, Debra abuse. overcome the opioid crisis 2018, after being In addition to her Serino, passed away Matthews and her The grant, provided by in Lynn, and we look for- stricken suddenly. husband Kevin with peacefully on Thurs- husband Gregory; RIZE Massachusetts, is ward to sharing a success- She was the loving whom she shared 21 day, June 21, 2018 her grandchildren, designed to expand on-de- ful model of treatment for and devoted wife years of marriage, she at Rosewood Skilled Kimberly Kasprzyk mand treatment of opioid our most vulnerable popu- of Kevin P. Maguire is also survived by Nursing and Rehabil- and Jason Kasprzyk abuse, with an eye toward lation with other commu- and beloved mother of John her children, Jack, Owen and itation Center in Peabody, sur- and his ancé Devon O’Con- improving quality of life nities in Massachusetts.” P. “Jack,” Owen T. and Riley E. Riley; her mother, Betty Faulk- rounded by her loving family. nor, and several nieces and for patients. Other grantees include Maguire. ner and her husband Garry; Born in Lynn, she was the nephews. She was prede- “Lynn has some of the Boston Health Care for Born on Oct. 23, 1969, in her father, Ken Powers; her daughter of the late Joseph ceased by her beloved hus- highest rates of opioid-re- the Homeless Program, Knoxville, Tenn., Terri was the grandmother, Carol Ann (Ri- and Saturnina (Evangelisti) band and her siblings James lated deaths Massachu- Brockton Neighborhood daughter of Betty (Jones) ley) Powers of Nashville, Tenn.; Coculo. Raised and educated and Joseph Coculo, John and setts, and this grant will Health Center and Com- Faulkner of Knoxville, Tenn., her sister-in-law, Mary Ellen in Lynn, she attended Lynn Donald Ago, Helene Palm, Ida allow us to save more munity Healthlink in and Charles K. Powers II of At- (Maguire) Dineen and her Public Schools and was a Freeman and Clara Ayotte. lives by implementing our Worcester. Each was se- lanta, Ga. She graduated from husband Kevin of Nantucket graduate of Lynn Classical Service information: At innovative care program lected “for their collab- Ramsay High School, Birming- and nieces Grace and Han- High School in 1946. the request of the family that brings together so- orative approaches to ham, Ala., in 1987, and later nah; her brothers, Charles K. Mrs. Serino had been em- all services are private. As- cial services, community treatment that facilitate went on to earn her bachelor’s Powers III and Richard A. Pow- ployed at Analogic in their sisting the family with the leaders, and law enforce- coordination among med- degree from Auburn Universi- ers, both of Atlanta, Ga.; her assembling and soldering de- arrangements is the PETER- ment to improve access to ical, behavioral, and com- ty and her Master’s Degree in sister, Jennifer Creed and her partment until the time of her SON-O’DONNELL Funeral treatment and long-term munity organizations,” ac- Education from the University husband Trent of Cary, N.C.; retirement. Home, 167 Maple St. (Route recovery services, partic- cording to a statement by of Pittsburgh. and niece Logan; her step sib- A loving and dedicated wife, 62), Danvers. In lieu of  ow- ularly for those suffering RIZE Massachusetts. Terri was a school teacher lings, Nicholas Faulkner and mother and grandmother, ers expressions of sympa- for many years and was cur- Danielle Sanagan of Canada; family were of the utmost thy may be made in June’s rently the librarian at St. Pius her loving dog Teddy and her importance in her life. She memory to Rosewood Skilled Senate unanimously V School, a job that allowed many aunts, uncles, cousins, strove to provide a warm and Nursing and Rehabilitation her the opportunity to contin- dear friends and colleagues. loving home for her family and Center, 22 Johnson St., Pea- ue teaching and caring for her She was predeceased by her friends. Her caring nature and body, MA 01960. To share approves wage theft bill family. in-laws Terrence P. and Anne devotion to her family will be a memory or offer a con- Family was everything to M. (Hogan) Maguire, brother- deeply missed by those who dolence, please visit www. BOSTON — The Mas- 350,000 employees each Terri. She was always shuttling in-law Timothy J. Maguire and knew and loved her. odonnellfuneralservice.com. sachusetts Senate passed year in the Common- her children and their friends stepmother Marletta Powers. June was a founding legislation Thursday to wealth. The practice can to the activity that was sched- Service information: A fu- member of the professional help prevent the illegal take many forms, such as uled for that day and in atten- neral Mass will be held on Woman’s Candlepin Bowling practice of wage theft violating minimum wage dance for their many games, Tuesday, June 26, 2018 in St. League in Lynn and was a and promote employer laws, not paying overtime, recitals and school activities. Pius V Church, Lynn, at 10:30 accountability. The bill, forcing workers to work Terri was active in the Nahant a.m. Burial will be in St. Jo- S.2327, gives the state off the clock, misclassify- community and loved spend- seph Cemetery, Lynn. Rela- greater power to go after ing employees, or simply ing the summers at Short tives and friends are respect- wage violators and pro- not paying workers at all. Beach with her family and fully invited. Visiting hours Tammy Lee Nagle, 45 vides additional tools for To crack down on wage friends. She loved to cook, will be on Monday in the SO- the attorney general’s of- theft and increase ac- bake and host holiday parties LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 ce to hold violators ac- countability in labor at her home. Although she Broadway (Route 129), Lynn, LYNN — Mrs. Tam- and Alia Nagle, all of countable. contracting and subcon- was family rst, she always from 3-7 p.m. Donations in my Lee Nagle, age Lynn. “This bill addresses an tracting, the bill holds made everyone feel welcome. Terri’s memory may be made 45, of Lynn, died on Service informa- injustice faced by thou- lead contractors liable for She loved to travel and espe- payable to St. Mary’s, Lynn, June 19, 2018 at her tion: Relatives and sands of workers across wages, as well as any pen- cially enjoyed spending time 35 Tremont St., Lynn, MA home. She was the friends are invit- the Commonwealth and alties or nes, associated with family on Nantucket. Re- 01902, for a scholarship es- beloved wife of Mike ed to attend her will hold employers ac- with wage theft violations. cently, golf became a passion tablished in her name. Direc- Nagle. They had been visiting hours on countable for paying wag- The bill also enhances the of Terri’s evident by her desire tions and online guestbook at together for 30 years Tuesday, June 26 es that are rightfully owed enforcement power of the to join the “Beginner Ballers” www.solimine.com. and had been mar- from 4-8 p.m. in to their employees. With attorney general’s of ce League on Monday nights at ried for 24 years. the CUFFE-MCGINN this legislation, the Sen- by allowing it to bring Kelly Greens in Nahant. Addi- Born in Lynn, she attend- Funeral Home, 157 Maple ate is protecting working wage theft cases to court tionally, Terri was a member ed Lynn schools, and lived in St., Lynn, with a prayer ser- families and strengthen- and seek civil damages. of Tedesco Country Club. Terri Lynn all of her life. She loved vice at 7 p.m. A graveside ing their nancial secu- In cases where there has her family and especially service will be held in Pine rity,” said Sen. Brendan been a determination of a loved spending time with her Grove Cemetery on Thursday, P. Crighton (D-Lynn), a wage theft violation, the granddaughters. She also June 28 at 1 p.m. Relatives co-sponsor of the bill. attorney general would Evelyn E. Yarvitz, 98 loved the beach. and friends may gather in- “Wage theft happens far have the ability to issue In addition to her husband side the Boston Street gate too often in Massachu- a stop work order, tempo- she leaves her mother, Janet at 12:45 p.m. For online setts, and we all agree rarily halting work until (Jackman) Paradis; her sons, guestbook please visit www. PEABODY — Evelyn E. Yarvitz, aly, Sheryl (Tom) Cox of Sand- Mikey Nagle and Christopher cuffemcginn.com. that it must stop now,” the violation is corrected. 98, of Peabody, formerly of wich; nine beloved grandchil- said Sen. Karen E. Spilka Employers would then be Nagle; her brother, Frank Marblehead, passed peace- dren, Jessica, William, Allison, Falasca; her sister, Melissa (D-Ashland), chair of the able to correct the viola- fully at the Kaplan Estates in Sean, Michael, Sara, Amanda, Senate Committee on tion and resume opera- Falasca; and her two grand- Peabody on Wednesday, June Joshua and Rebecca; ve great daughters, Jayda Lee Nagle Ways and Means. “This tion, or request a hearing. 20, 2018. She was the be- grandchildren. bill strikes an import- The bill also establishes loved wife of the late Joseph Service information: Eve- ant balance to ensure all a wage theft compensa- Yarvitz, with whom she shared lyn’s funeral service will be workers are paid their tion fund, administered 65 years of marriage until his held on Sunday, June 24, rightfully owed wages and by the attorney general, to passing in 2013. 2018 at 11 a.m. in STA- Louis N. Mangifesti, 82 hold employers account- expend funds to workers Born in Chelsea, she was NETSKY-HYMANSON Memo- able, without punishing and lead contractors un- the daughter of the late Harris rial Chapel, 10 Vinnin St., those who are already do- der certain circumstanc- and Sarah (Brenner) Berger. Salem. Burial will follow in BRADENTON, Fla. — Louis cially with experimenting with ing the right thing.” es, and provide worker Evelyn was a kind, sweet wom- the Pride of Lynn Cemetery, Wage theft has become outreach and education to (Louie) N. Mangifesti, 82, of new recipes. He loved to say, “I an who was loved by all who Lakeshore Road, Lynn. Im- Bradenton, Fla., passed away just created a miracle!” a pervasive problem prevent wage theft. knew her. To her, family was mediately following services on June 7, 2018. Louie is survived by brother- throughout Massachu- The bill now moves to paramount. She was fun and a meal of condolence will be Louie was born and raised in-law, Paul Pedi, sister-in-law setts, with an estimated the House of Representa- energetic having participated offered at Woodbridge As- in Lynn by his parents Nicho- Teresa Mangifesti, nieces Te- $700 million stolen from tives. in Jazzercise classes and yoga sisted Living, 240 Lynn eld, las and Natala (Amanti) Man- resa Keenan, Donna McCar- well into her 80th year of life. St., Peabody, MA 01960. For gifesti, both deceased. Grow- riston, Catherine McDonnell, She never let her declination those who wish, memorial ing up, Louie attended local Gina Fillio and Paula Ranieri of health get in her way of en- contributions may be made schools, eventually getting his and nephew Joseph Pedi. He ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! joying life to the fullest. to Care Dimensions, 75 Syl- undergrad degree from Mass is predeceased by his sister Left to cherish her memory van St., Danvers, MA 01923. College of Art and his Master Pauline Pedi and twin brother are her children, Kenneth (Bet- For more information or to of Art from Assumption Col- Anthony Mangifesti as well as Call Customer Service to place an ad sy) Yarvitz of Salisbury, Jason register in the online guest- lege. his beloved dog Rocky. 781-593-7700, ext. 2 (Judy) Yarvitz of Wake eld, book, please visit www.sta- After graduation, Louie Service information: Visit- Robert (Lucia) Gardener of It- netskyhymansonsalem.com. worked as an art teacher for ing hours will take place on the Danvers school system Monday, June 25, 2018 from until eventually becoming the 10-11 a.m. at the MURPHY IN MEMORIAM Coordinator of Arts for the Funeral home, located at 85 CURTIS C. BOSWELL town of Danvers until he re- Federal St., Salem. Funer- ON HIS BIRTHDAY tired from the school system. al services will be held on 1930 ~ JUNE 22 ~ 2018 Louie was fortunate in pur- Monday, June 25, 2018 at God saw you getting weary, When a cure was not to be; suing another passion after 11 a.m. at St. James Parish, He closed his arms around you, retirement when he bought located at 160 Federal St., And whispered "Come to me". and ran Blair House Antiques Salem. In lieu of  owers, me- So keep your arms in Beverly for 25 years, which morial contributions can be around him, God, And give him special care; happened to be the oldest made to Tidewell Hospice, Make up for all he suffered, commercial building in the 5955 Rand Blvd., Sarasota, And all that seemed unfair. country. FL 34238-5160. For more The golden gate stood open, Aside from teaching, the information or online guest- God saw he needed rest; His garden must be beautiful, arts, and running a store for book, please visit www.Mur- For He only takes the best. ne antiques, Louie loved to phyFuneralHome.com or call Lovingly remembered and sadly cook in his spare time, espe- 978-744-0497. missed by daughter Valerie and family

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By Nomaan Merchant undated with people and and Susan you really won't have a Montoya Bryan country," Trump said. ASSOCIATED PRESS The confusion and uncer- tainty resulted from the McALLEN, Texas — abrupt ending Wednesday The federal government of a White House policy wrestled with the fallout Thursday over President that separated more than Donald Trump's move to 2,300 children from their FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stop separating families parents over the past sev- eral weeks. The practice Amazon, with its network of warehouses, also at the border, with no collects sales tax in every state that charges clear plan to reunite the set off an outcry from all it, though third-party sellers who use the site more than 2,300 children corners of the world, with already taken from their the images and sounds of don’t have to. parents and Congress crying children dominat- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS again failing to take action ing the news. on immigration reform. The Trump administration has begun drawing After Trump's executive High Court: Online In a day of confusion up plans to house as many as 20,000 migrants order, a host of unanswered and conflicting reports, on U.S. military bases. questions remained, in- the Trump administration cluding what will happen shoppers can be began drawing up plans to Democratic mayors and the practice of separating to the children already sep- house as many as 20,000 religious leaders, mean- families. arated from their parents migrants on U.S. military while, traveled to the bor- It was unclear whether and where the government forced sales tax bases. But it was not im- der to step up pressure on that meant the Trump ad- will house all the newly de- mediately clear whether the White House over its ministration was dropping tained migrants, with the By Jessica Gresko presence rule becomes those beds would be for hardline immigration pol- its months-old "zero toler- system already bursting at ASSOCIATED PRESS further removed from economic reality and re- children or for entire fam- icies. ance" policy of prosecuting the seams. WASHINGTON — ilies. And in the Texas border all adults caught trying to Officials from the Defense sults in significant reve- States will be able to force nue losses to the States," At the same time, the Jus- city of McAllen, federal enter the country illegally. Department and Health more people to pay sales tice Department went to prosecutors unexpected- The president did not and Human Services said he wrote in an opinion tax when they make on- joined by Justices Clar- court in an attempt to over- ly did not pursue charges answer the question di- the Pentagon has agreed to line purchases under a turn a decades-old settle- against 17 immigrants. rectly but showed no sign provide space on military ence Thomas, Ruth Bader Supreme Court decision Ginsburg, Samuel Alito ment that limits to 20 days A federal prosecutor said of softening. bases to hold up to 20,000 Thursday that will leave the amount of time migrant "there was no prosecution "We have to be very, very people detained after ille- and Neil Gorsuch. Ken- shoppers with lighter wal- nedy wrote that the rule children can be locked up sought" in light of Trump's strong on the border. If we gally crossing the Mexican lets but is a big financial with their families. executive order ending don't do it, you will be in- border. "limited States' ability to win for states. seek long-term prosperity Consumers can expect and has prevented market to see sales tax charged on participants from compet- Melania sparks controversy with more online purchases — ing on an even playing likely over the next year field." and potentially before the The ruling is a victory ‘I really don’t care, do u?’ jacket Christmas shopping sea- for big chains with a pres- son — as states and re- ence in many states, since By Leanne Italie and Trump offered his own tailers react to the court's they usually collect sales Darlene Superville interpretation in a tweet, decision, said one attorney tax on online purchases ASSOCIATED PRESS saying it "refers to the involved in the case. already. Now, rivals will be Fake News Media. Mela- The Supreme Court's charging sales tax where WASHINGTON — Me- nia has learned how dis- 5-4 opinion Thursday they hadn't before. lania Trump went to Tex- honest they are, and she overruled a pair of de- Big chains have been as to show she cared about truly no longer cares!" cades-old decisions that collecting sales tax na- migrant children. Her Mrs. Trump changed states said cost them tionwide because they fashion choice carried a into a pale yellow jacket billions of dollars in lost typically have physical baffling counter-message. before the plane landed in revenue annually. The de- stores in whatever state a The first lady wore a McAllen, Tex., for a visit cisions made it more dif- purchase is being shipped green, hooded military to the Upbring New Hope ficult for states to collect to. Amazon.com, with its jacket from Zara that read Children's Center, which sales tax on certain on- network of warehouses, "I really don't care, do u?" houses 55 migrant chil- line purchases, and more also collects sales tax in both as she departed and dren. But even after ques- than 40 states had asked every state that charges returned to Washington. tions arose about her at- the high court for action. it, though third-party sell- The words were printed in tire, Mrs. Trump was back Five states don't charge ers who use the site don't white, in graffiti-style, on in the green jacket when sales tax. have to. the jacket's back. she returned to Washing- The cases the court Until now, many sellers When asked what mes- ton in 80-degree weather. overturned said that if a that have a physical pres- sage the first lady's jacket Like it or not, Mrs. business was shipping a ence in only a single state intended to send, spokes- Trump's jacket had her customer's purchase to a or a few states have been woman Stephanie Grisham trending on Twitter. One state where the business able to avoid charging said: "It's a jacket. There user borrowed an image of didn't have a physical sales taxes when they ship was no hidden message. Af- the back of the jacket to pro- presence such as a ware- to addresses outside those ter today's important visit mote groups working on be- house or office, the busi- states. Online sellers that to Texas, I hope the media half of immigrant children. ness didn't have to collect haven't been charging isn't going to choose to fo- Zara, a Spanish-based sales tax for the state. sales tax on goods shipped cus on her wardrobe. " company with a large pres- Customers were general- to every state range from Grisham underscored ence in the United States ly responsible for paying jewelry website Blue that message in a tweet and around the world, had the sales tax to the state Nile to pet products site PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with the hashtags #She- no comment on the uproar. themselves if they weren't Chewy.com to clothing re- Cares and #ItsJustAJack- The jacket belongs to the The youthful jacket sharply contrasts with charged it, but most didn't tailer L.L. Bean. et. company's spring-summer the first lady’s typically bold, foreign-flavored realize they owed it and Sellers that use eBay But President Donald 2016 season. wardrobe. few paid. and Etsy, which provide Justice Anthony Kenne- platforms for smaller sell- dy wrote that the previous ers, also haven't been col- decisions were flawed. lecting sales tax nation- Orlando International Airport to be "Each year the physical wide. first to scan the faces of US citizens Lynn Water & Sewer By Mike Schneider to be greatly enhanced." the flight in order to verify U.S. citizens at these air- Commission ASSOCIATED PRESS But some privacy ad- the traveler's identity. The ports can opt out, but the vocates say there are no images are held in the da- agency "doesn't seem to be The Lynn Water & Sewer Commission recently ORLANDO, Fla. — Flor- formal rules in place for tabase for 14 days before doing an adequate job let- published a water quality report that was mailed to its ida's busiest airport will handling data gleaned being deleted, said John ting Americans know they be the first in the nation customers in accordance with federal regulations. The from the scans, nor formal Wagner, an official with can opt out," said Harri- report contains detailed information on the quality of to require a face scan of guidelines on what should U.S. Customs and Border son Rudolph, an associate passengers on all arriving happen if a passenger is Protection. at the Center on Privacy & Lynn’s drinking water which meets state and federal and departing interna- wrongly prevented from The face scan expansion Technology at the George- standards. tional flights, officials said boarding. is costing the Orlando air- town University Law Cen- Copies of the report are available at the Commission’s Thursday, a move that Airports in Atlanta, Bos- port authority $4 million. ter. pleases airport executives ton, Chicago, Houston, Las The program should be The Orlando announce- office, 400 Parkland Avenue, Lynn, or you may call but worries privacy advo- Vegas, Miami, New York rolled out at other airports ment marks a step up in Richard Dawe at 781-596-2400 for more information. cates. and Washington already in other U.S. cities in the the scope of the face scan Daniel F. 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Gilberg I like the way summer dogs for ace bowler Mike Chief Executive O cer Morgan every time Mor- E C  J. Edward M. Grant brings old cars, especially Advertising Director gan beat him. Gordon R. Hall Detroit steel from the early T  J  1960s and 1970s, back onto Speaking of celebrities 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey Thor P.O. Box 5 W J. K the roads. I spotted a vin- local and otherwise, some- J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Financial O cer tage black pickup down- one asked me the other Michael H. Shanahan Jourgensen J N. W  Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman town the other day and I day if Sinatra ever vis- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ swear a tricked-out low- ited Lynn or performed Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 rider was parked last week ceremony in Saugus. Vet- here. Journalist par excel- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 lence Bill Brotherton said Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 in front of Trio’s Mexican erans gathered this month All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Grill on Market Street. for the annual flag retire- Chuck Berry played in the 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 I wonder if Gov. Bak- ment ceremony, and the city. Berry apparently had Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 a reputation for showing Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 er ever rolls that vintage Juneteenth run is one of up minutes before a show Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 Mustang out of his Monu- a number of great commu- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ment Avenue garage? nity events showcasing all and putting his backing Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 band at ease by saying, Subscriptions I also like spotting old that is great about Lynn. [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 rides in driveways and l “Don’t worry about a set yards around town. For the list, we’re going to play Circulation Summer means ice cream [email protected] longest time, someone kept and Marge Callahan re- some Chuck Berry songs.” a nice Barracuda — or may- called Haines on the corner l Ext. 3 be it was a GTO — parked of Western and Eastern The great John L. O’Brien Newsroom by a house at the intersec- avenues next to Buchan- Jr. shared fun memories [email protected] tion of Boston and Wash- an Bridge. She said the the other day about Napoli [email protected] ington streets. Burt Tankel ice cream was good, but Pizza on Summer Street. Ext. 4 I could sit around all day EDITORIAL up on Pine Hill had a pair her most vivid memory of Sports of great Oldsmobiles and the place was the mini zoo and listen to him spin- [email protected] ning Lynn stories. It was my favorite is the old 1960s complete with monkeys. “I Ext. 5 grader that resided in the fun walking down Spen- wonder what they did with Retail and Online Public Works yard on Com- them in the winter?” she cer Street this week and seeing rose bushes and Advertising I can help mercial Street extension. asked. Marge also recalled [email protected] Larry Donahue said it took her parents sending her sis- flower gardens planted in front yards no bigger than a lot of practice to master ter to a bakery on Baldwin ADVERTISING a small bedroom. I’m look- the grader’s many gears Street to buy baked beans Ernie Carpenter Jr. ing forward to seeing the but it was still a reliable and snowflake rolls every Director of Advertising you with that neighborhood garden on and Business Development, ext. 1355 snow-clearing vehicle, even Saturday. She couldn’t re- Summer Street near Vine [email protected] though only a couple of peo- member the name but said Street start turning out all It’s officially here and summer means going away ple knew how to operate it. John’s Bakery, in addition Michele Iannaco varieties of vegetables. The Sales Representative, ext. 1315 to have fun, staying outside at night around a pic- I also loved the jade green to being a baked bean pur- people who plant there use [email protected] nic table, fire pit or barbecue, and generally trying to 1959 Cadillac parked for a veyor, was also a favorite ingenious combinations Ralph Mitchell take it a little easier. time by the repair shop on stop after Sunday Mass to of old doors and window Sales Representative, ext. 1313 But summer, especially for young people with open Chestnut and Lewis streets. pick up half moons. screens to cordon off vege- [email protected] minds, can also be a season of innovation and broad- l l table beds and filter in just Patricia Whalen ening horizons. Thanks to North Shore Workforce In- Summer’s also great I wish I had a chance to the right amounts of sun- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 vestment Board and innovative programs offered by [email protected] for outdoor fun ranging see the former Post Office light and water. cities and towns, opportunities exist for young people from backyard barbecues Bowling Alley underneath BUSINESS OFFICE to work, learn new skills, and start crucial savings and playground cookouts the West Lynn post office Thor Jourgensen is the programs that will position them well for adulthood. to formal events like the branch before it closed. Item’s editorial director. Susan J. Conti Every kid can’t land a job this summer, even if more 100th annual Firefight- Rick Ford, who always has Controller, ext. 1288 Send “don’t ask” sugges- [email protected] than a few businesses are interested in giving young ers Memorial salute on great West Lynn stories, tions and answers to ques- people a helping hand. That’s where the spirit of in- June 10 in Pine Grove made me laugh with his tions to tjourgensen@item- Ted Grant novation comes into play. There is no reason, with Publisher, ext. 1234 Cemetery and a similar recollections of buying hot live.com. [email protected] long summer days stretching ahead, that enterpris- ing youth can’t try their hand at entrepreneurship, Marian Kinney ext. 1212 entertainment or any other opportunity that strikes [email protected] their fancy. In an era not too long ago, kids grabbed gloves, a Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 rake or a paintbrush and went into business until [email protected] Labor Day tending yards, painting houses or clean- Jennifer Perez ing out cellars. These ventures may or may not gen- ext. 1205 erate money, but they are rich in character-building [email protected] and valuable in teaching lifetime skills like customer Mike Shanahan service, meeting deadlines, and doing what you say Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 you’re going to do. [email protected] In this day and age of mobile technology, apps and Carolina Trujillo messaging, the entrepreneurship possibilities are Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 even greater with the opportunity to promote a sum- [email protected] mer innovation just a few clicks away from becoming Jim Wilson reality. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Future employers like to read about awards and ac- CHRIS SHELTON [email protected] complishments young people have earned. But inno- CIRCULATION vation — the ability to think of an idea and execute, Lisa Mahmoud no matter what anybody else says or thinks about A roadmap for Democrats in 2018 and beyond Manager, ext. 1239 the idea — is a real skill. Many of the people in a [email protected] position to hire someone in their teens or 20s were Right now, in Washing- First, Democrats need to unions and workers’ rights. CLASSIFIED once kids who dreamed up an idea and executed it. ton and in states across lead the fight to raise wag- At the heart of the progres- the country, there is a es. Permanently. Abbe Young Smith Not every idea has to be commercially oriented. sive movement — at the Manager, ext. 1276 There are plenty of exciting summer-long ventures battle over the future of When Trump and House heart of any living, breath- [email protected] into the arts, scholarship or social services that young America. Democrats are Speaker Paul Ryan prom- ing democracy — is the people can launch and that open-minded adults are scrambling to find a path ised every household a min- freedom of working people NEWSROOM more than willing to assist with and, in some cases, to victory in 2018. imum $4,000 trickle-down to join together in unions. Mike Alongi Americans are looking wage increase if Congress Sports Reporter ext. 1228 even finance. Working people increas- to Democrats to stand up passed the corporate tax [email protected] Is there a school stage or community arts venture ingly understand that sitting empty for part of the summer? There’s no against the petulant, racist cut bill, workers instead got Bill Brotherton union membership and reason an imaginative kid can’t fill it with drama or and phony populist rheto- a one-time bonus. Others Features Editor ext. 1338 music or dance. Is there a library reorganization or ric and policy coming from got a layoff notice. power in the workplace are [email protected] archive cataloging effort that has been sidelined be- the White House and Pres- A small, one-time bonus critical in this economy. Gayla Cawley cause no one has had the time to tackle it? A couple ident Donald Trump’s en- just won’t cut it. We need We see it in the young Reporter, ext. 1236 of scholarly-minded kids with guidance and supervi- ablers in Congress. But we permanent and real wage people who are fighting for [email protected] sion can get the work done and learn valuable hands- are also looking for leaders increases that actually workers’ rights and unions. Cheryl Charles on lessons in the process. with a set of visionary pol- land in the pockets of work- We see it as teachers de- News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Innovative and sustained efforts to keep younger icies that reflect the values ers and create sustainable mand change in red states kids occupied and learning during the summer often of working families. growth for our economy. after years of failed Repub- Bella diGrazia It’s not enough to just Next, let’s talk about Reporter, ext. 1317 unfold at the hands of teens who benefited from sim- lican austerity programs [email protected] ilar programs when they were younger. say “no.” This is the time jobs. Trade is a complicat- have decimated schools There are probably very few parks and recreation to go all-in on racial, gen- ed issue. But what is not Thomas Grillo and other public services Reporter, ext. 1264 directors and camp counselors in the area who are der and environmental complicated is that mil- across our country. [email protected] not at least willing to listen to a high school or col- justice. It’s the time to re- lions of Americans clearly Union members — in- new our commitment to feel that the trade agree- Spenser Hasak lege student’s proposal to help grade school kids have cluding those who voted Photographer, ext. 1332 democracy. If Democrats ments of the last few de- fun during the summer and learn about art, music or for Trump — believe that [email protected] other subjects that may not receive extensive focus don’t stand for something, cades — several of them the ability to stand togeth- Thor Jourgensen during the school year. if they don’t deliver a pos- championed by Demo- er for change is critical. Editorial Director, ext. 1267 Independence Day suddenly looms on the calendar itive message that reso- cratic presidents — have [email protected] and summer starts feeling like it’s only weeks away nates with working people caused the loss of millions They understand that only unions give them a fight- Daniel Kane from evaporating into another academic year. Now’s in this country, then they of good American jobs. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 the time for young people to start saying, “What will continue to lose. We all know that Donald ing chance for their fair [email protected] share of the economic pie. if…?” and for adults in their lives to say, “I can help Communications Work- Trump tapped into those Steve Krause you with that.” ers of America (CWA) mem- feelings in 2016. Democrats must point Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 bers come from all over the Here’s the problem: Don- to what Republicans have [email protected] country and across the po- ald Trump is not fighting done over the last year to Emma LeBlanc Pérez litical spectrum. They are to bring good jobs back to roll back workplace pro- Copy Editor the voters who Democrats America. This is a fight tections and make it even [email protected] must win over in 2018 and that Democrats must lead. more difficult for working Harold Rivera beyond. And they agree Two years ago, 40,000 people to join together. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] across party lines about the Verizon workers went on They must explain what priorities for this nation: strike for 49 days in order their plan is to not only Owen O’Rourke higher wages, an end to the to bring call center jobs Photographer, ext. 1224 offshoring of American jobs, back from overseas. They stop these rollbacks but to [email protected] protection of the right to won their strike — and increase workers’ power. Roberto Scalese join together to create bet- their new contract includ- If Democrats do that, Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 ter workplaces. ed guarantees for call cen- working people will listen. [email protected] These priorities provide ter work to stay and grow Working people will show Mark Sutherland a clear road map for Demo- here, and for the hiring of up for candidates that sup- Creative Director crats in 2018. They form the over 1,000 new call center port higher wages, jobs, and [email protected] heart of an economic justice workers. power in our workplaces. Anne Marie Tobin program that will demon- Working families know Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 And together we will [email protected] strate to working people of how to fight and win. We take back America. all races and genders that need Democrats to join that Bridget Turcotte Chris Shelton is presi- Reporter, ext. 1269 Democrats put them first fight and stand up for pro- [email protected] — and have the answers to tecting good American jobs. dent of the Communica- the problems they face. Finally, let’s talk about tions Workers of America. 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] FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 HOME CREATINGCREATING ANAN OUTDOOROUTDOOR ROOMROOM

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Designers say that outdoor furnishings have come a long way. Look for rugs, lighting, sofas and more.

By Melissa "outdoor room" status. ric prints or stripes. room. decor retailers. range of soft outdoor fabrics. Rayworth THE PERFECT RUG Some of these may ac- LIVING ROOM UPHOLSTERY Velvety, chenille fabrics ASSOCIATED PRESS "Adding textiles un- tually dry more quickly LIGHTING AND FABRICS durable enough for out- derfoot," says Mazzarini, after rain than more ex- Typical outdoor lighting Just as with your indoor doors have become pop- Designers often talk brings "that added tactile pensive, thicker outdoor can be harsh and unflatter- living room, choose a com- ular, says Fenimore. De- about the perfect "outdoor quality that's expected to rugs. Choosing a rug that ing, and "overhead lighting fortable, stylish sofa for spite their cozy texture, living room" — a deck or be only indoors, and helps drains and dries well is es- is nobody's friend," says outdoors and pair it with she says, these fabrics patio that combines the sort of redefine the out- pecially important if you Mazzarini. So look for out- a loveseat or comfortable don't trap heat and can be comfort and style of indoor door space." have a concrete floor or lit- door table lamps and floor upholstered chairs. In- comfortable all summer decorating with the plea- Beldock agrees, and says tle direct sunlight. lamps to add the soft glow door/outdoor fabrics have long. sure of relaxing outside. companies like Sunbrel- But, Fenimore says, of indoor lighting. come a long way, these To complete the look, add But what separates these la and Perennials offer don't skimp too much on Although they vary in designers say, so choose a throw pillows to your out- outdoor entertaining spac- soft rugs made of durable, the price: Very thin acrylic what weather conditions texture that feels like in- door sofa. Many outdoor es from more typically dyed acrylic yarns in gor- rugs may not last long and they can handle, out- door upholstery. And don't throw pillows are avail- decorated backyards? geous patterns and colors. may fade quickly. door lamps can be used just stick with one color, able with stuffing that can We've asked three interior "It doesn't feel like plas- In choosing the number throughout much of the says Beldock: "Mix and dry easily without getting designers — Brett Beldock tic," Beldock says, but "you of rugs and their place- year, Mazzarini says. match fabrics the way you moldly. of New York-based Brett De- can hose it down." ment, consider defining Fenimore agrees: "Bring- do in an indoor situation." Another option, Feni- sign Inc., Abbe Fenimore of And fortunately, says separate entertaining ar- ing in lamplight, especial- Although outdoor sofa more says, is using beau- Studio Ten25 in Dallas and Fenimore, you don't have eas: one rug for the din- ly outside, is really beau- styles vary widely, Beldock tiful indoor throw pillows Dan Mazzarini of the design to invest a lot — even big- ing area under the table tiful and subtle," she says, says the sectional "peanut when you entertain out- firm BHDM — about what box stores like Sam's Club and chairs, and another and it's easy to find a wide sofa" by Bonaldo is popular side and then bringing items they use to elevate a sometimes offer good-qual- to define a seating area range of styles and prices for outdoor living rooms, them in when the party is simple deck or patio to true ity outdoor rugs in geomet- that serves as a living for outdoor lamps at home and it's available in a wide over. Tips for prospective first-time landlords By Bill Zimmerman gated to. You can get stuck ORLANDO SENTINEL on technicalities. ... There are a lot of forms available David Diaz, head of op- online. Make sure they’re erations at Florida-based attorney generated, and property management that you’re doing it right.” company Great Jones, EXPECT TO SPEND talks about some useful THOUSANDS ON tips for people who are MAINTENANCE thinking about being a “Your maintenance and landlord of a rental prop- turnover should be bud- erty for the first time. geted in the $2,000 per The wheels are turning year range. If you really in your head: Rent prices include all of the big stuff in Metro Orlando are ris- and what we call amor- ing, and real estate has PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE tized turnover, so if some- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS long been seen as a top in- body moves out every Soybean meal is only one of a number of organ- Big Blue, a hot new salvia, brings in pollinators. vestment. three years, you’re going to Is it time to take the leap ic material that can be used to fulfill plant nu- have costs of painting and and become a landlord? trient needs. On Gardening: Celebrate “Owning a rental prop- those sorts of things that erty can be a great source you want to spread across National Pollinator Week of cash flow and future a three-year period when How to fertilize your equity appreciation,” said you’re figuring out your by planting blue salvias David Diaz, head of oper- numbers. I very often see garden organically ations at Florida proper- estimates where people ty management company have 100 percent occupan- By Norman Winter tives, imports and hybrids By Lee Reich Ground-up animal parts Great Jones. cy assumption and some TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE that offer much to the land- really low maintenance ASSOCIATED PRESS and seed meals generally scape. Most produce spikey Diaz took a few minutes June 18-24 is Nation- number, and then they have the highest concen- flowers that stand tall and recently to outline a few In gardening, whether trations of nitrogen. Be- al Pollinator Week in the tips to succeed as a first- can’t figure out why they’re you're talking about pest erect creating excitement not hitting their expected cause they undergo some United States and The in the garden. Every day I time landlord. Here are control or fertilization, Garden Guy is here to yield on their investment.” processing, they are more watch both hummingbirds five key points: "organic" generally means consistent in their nitro- encourage you to get on SCREEN TENANTS, IMPROVE IT natural. The word "or- and assortment of bees vis- WHILE IT’S EMPTY gen concentration. board. I’ve been a bee and I iting my salvias. AND SCREEN THEM ganic" refers to "organic can tell you the job they do “A lot of owners make ORGANIC SOURCES Recently I was able to visit SOME MORE matter," the linchpin of is hard work. What it ba- the mistake of going into a FOR TWO OTHER KEY the trial gardens at Young’s “Find great residents. organic gardening and, sically boils down to is no project and saying, ‘Oh, I’ll PLANT NUTRIENTS Plant Farm in Auburn Ala- The quality of your resi- traditionally at least, all pollinators, no food to eat. do that when somebody Major organic sources bama. There were hundreds dent will determine the good gardening. "Organic My experience at being moves in.’ of phosphorus include, of people from all over the outcome of your invest- matter" is material de- a bee came courtesy of the “The reality is, it is again, certain manures, as country. The busy Inter- ment more than anything rived from what is or was Texas A & M peach breed- vastly more efficient to well as bone meal and pul- state Highway was within else. Income verifications, once living. ing program when I was get work done while the verized rock phosphate. view and yet with all of that criminal background, all Plants are most hungry a graduate student a long property is empty and Rock phosphate is a hustle and bustle, there was those things ... Any gaps for three nutrients — ni- time ago. After building much more cost efficient phosphorus-rich rock that something magical going on and you could find your- trogen, phosphorus and makeshift, tent type green- and time efficient to get as potassium — and organ- is ground into fine par- as bees were visiting a new self with a problem com- houses over a few peach much done.” ic fertilizers can supply ticles that release their salvia called Big Blue. ing downstream.” trees, we set about remov- PLAN FOR VACANT them just as synthet- phosphorus slowly and Big Blue has been in the KNOW YOUR ing the male flower parts of MONTHS BUT TRY TO ic (chemical) fertilizers over the course of many market in limited quanti- TENANTS’ RIGHTS each and every flower. AVOID THEM TOO can. The three prominent years. Hence, only infre- ties this year and is sure UP FRONT quent applications are The busy as a bee work “A property that rents numbers on any fertilizer to be a hit for years to “Landlord-tenant law needed — I spread some so famously referred to by for $2,000 a month, if va- label indicate the percent- come. It is the first seed is hugely important. If every 10 years. Colloidal the Andrews Sisters came cant for one month, just ages of these three nutri- produced Indigo Spires you’re going to individu- phosphate is especially next as I was required to lost $166 of effective rent ents that the bag contains. type salvia. This rep- ally manage, or if you’re fine, so releases its phos- use a tiny brush and apply (for each month of the In the world of organics, resents one of the horti- going to manage through phorus somewhat more pollen to each and every year), so you’re now just many different sources ex- cultural mysteries of life a property manager, you quickly. female flower. Even with over $1,800 in effective ist for each of these major as Pan American Seed is want to make sure you’re Manures contain some a couple of us bees in the rent. ... Don’t non-renew a nutrients. introducing this cross of always staying up to date. potassium as well as ni- greenhouse, this became a resident over a small rent NITROGEN, MOST IN Salvia farinacea and S. Florida has very strong trogen and phosphorous, laborious task. landlord-tenant laws that increase when the vacancy NEED BY PLANTS Such is the scenario that longispicata to the indus- but richer sources of po- are very specific about is going to cost you more Let's begin with nitro- goes on each and every try in seeds. To this point, tassium include seaweed, what a landlord is obli- than the rent increase.” gen, because it's the nu- year with our farmers and it has all been by vegeta- trient needed in greatest wood ashes, and the min- ranchers as bees, wasps, tive propagation. amounts and the one most erals greensand and gran- butterflies, birds and even You’ll love Big Blue as readily lost from the soil. ite. Wood ashes are alka- bats carry on pollination it looks so glorious with The richest organic sourc- line so should not be used and thus our plant life, bountiful blue spikes es of nitrogen are manures, on rhododendrons, aza- both fruits and seeds come bringing in the bees and ground-up animal parts leas, camellias, mountain into production. butterflies. But in the (blood meal, feather dust, laurels and other plants As we still have much of meantime, know that sal- leather dust) and seed that thrive only in very the summer to go and still vias whether they be blue, meals (soybean meal, cot- acidic soils. time to plant all sorts of pink or red like the cherry tonseed meal). Nitrogen Some commercially flowers in our landscape sage, whether they are an- concentration in any ma- available organic fertil- for both beauty and polli- nuals or perennials, they nure varies not only with izers are blends of one or nators I would like to sug- all will serve a wonderful the kind of animal, but also more individual organic gest salvias also commonly purpose to not only beauti- PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE with the kind of bedding fertilizers, so can offer a called sages. There are so fy but sustain bees, butter- One tip, if you’re considering becoming a land- used, the age of the manure balance of all three major many great salvias, na- flies, and hummingbirds. lord: Screen tenants, and screen them some more. and how it was stored. nutrients. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- inspection sticker. Suspect arrested in rapper larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inac- Complaints curacy, it is the sole responsibility Police investigated a report of the concerned party to contact XXXTentacion’s shooting of a motor vehicle crash at the relevant police department and 112 Lowell St. on Tuesday at have the department issue a no- 6:21 p.m. By Josh Replogle Williams' arrest but had liams to be held without tice of correction to the Daily Item. Report of a road rage in- and Jennifer Kay previously said the shoot- bond. Williams also was ASSOCIATED PRESS ing was an apparent rob- scheduled to appear Mon- Corrections or clarifications will not cident on Lowell Street on Tuesday at 8:25 p.m. Police bery attempt. day before a different be made without express notice of POMPANO BEACH, stopped vehicle on Lake After Williams' arrest, judge regarding the pro- change from the arresting police Fla. — A 22-year-old sus- Broward Sheriff's Office bation violation charge Street. pect has been arrested and department. A report of a man stumbling spokeswoman Veda Cole- that stems from a 2014 charged with murder days man-Wright said homicide grand theft auto case. in the road near Corkscrew after the killing of rising LYNN Liquors at 23 Central St. on detectives also were seek- Court records show Wil- rap star XXXTentacion, ing additional suspects. liams has been charged Tuesday at 10:24 p.m. Po- who was fatally shot in Arrests lice could not find the person An arrest report said previously with several his luxury BMW electric Williams was alone in the felonies, including grand upon arrival. car as he left an upscale Cristian Chavez, 21, of 20 Caller reported fireworks or silver 2004 Honda and theft auto, domestic vio- Nancy Lane, was arrested and motorcycle dealership in driving without a license lence, cocaine possession gunshots at 261 Newbury St., Florida. charged with possession and Apt. 109 on Tuesday at 10:34 when he was spotted by an and possession of a fire- Dedrick Devonshay Wil- officer in Pompano Beach. arm by a convicted felon. It distribution of a Class B drug p.m. Police checked the area liams of Pompano Beach He was taken into custody does not appear, however, at 10:08 a.m. on Thursday. but could not find either. was arrested shortly be- on an active felony war- that he has ever done pris- Oladunni Oladipupo, 24, of Well-being check at the 27 Tilton Terrace, was arrest- fore 7 p.m. Wednesday af- rant. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on time for these charges McDonalds at 133 Main St. ter a traffic stop, the Bro- XXXTentacion's attor- and some of them were ed on a courtesy booking at on Wednesday at 1:03 a.m. Dedrick Devonshay 8:23 a.m. on Thursday. ward Sheriff's Office said ney, David Bogenschutz, dropped. Williams does Police checked on a man in a a statement Thursday. said Tuesday that investi- Williams was arrested not appear in the Florida Alexis Pimentel, 27, of car and found he was having shortly before 7 p.m. 130 South St., was arrested Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, gators told him the rapper Department of Correc- car trouble. Officer gave him a 20, who went by the stage had visited a bank shortly Wednesday. tions offender database, and charged with trafficking courtesy ride to Washington 36 grams or more of a Class name pronounced "Ex Ex before the shooting and but was on probation for Street in Peabody. Ex ten-ta-see-YAWN," was possibly withdrew cash to before Broward County the auto theft conviction. A substance at 2:03 p.m. on Motor vehicle stop at 2 Wednesday. gunned down Monday, buy a motorcycle at Riva Judge Kim Theresa Molli- Nobody responded at Pulaski St. on Wednesday at bringing a violent end to Motorsports in Deerfield ca via video Thursday Williams' home, a rent- Accidents 9:59 a.m. Owner was issued a brief music career that Beach. afternoon. He wore an al bungalow in a modest a ticket for marked lanes vi- was marked by controver- Williams is charged with orange jumpsuit and did neighborhood of Pompa- A report of a motor vehicle olation. sy and arrests. first-degree murder with- not speak during the min- no Beach. Debris littered crash at Austin Square on Authorities said the rap- out premeditation, a pro- utes-long hearing and he the yard in front and back Wednesday at 1:29 p.m.; on REVERE per was ambushed by two bation violation and for was represented by a pub- along with the aftermath Wednesday at 160 Neptune suspects. They did not give not having a valid driv- lic defender. of some automotive work, Boulevard at 1:48 p.m.; at Arrests a motive in announcing er's license. He appeared Mollica ordered Wil- with a tarp, oil and tools. 269 Union St. on Wednesday at 3:38 p.m.; at Fraser Field at Louis Armando Lepore, 27, 365 Western Ave. on Wednes- of 27 Spring Ave., was arrest- day at 4:23 p.m.; at 833 Lynn- ed on a warrant charge of be- Chicago teen in 2014 killing field St. on Wednesday at 6:03 ing a fugitive from justice on p.m.; at Linden and Summer Wednesday at 12:31 p.m. streets on Wednesday at John August, 49, of 243 7:29 p.m.; at 44 Park St. on Winthrop Parkway, was arrest- eligible for parole next April Wednesday at 7:49 p.m.; at ed and charged on Wednes- day at 6:44 p.m. for domestic 534 Essex St. on Thursday at intended to fight the day assault and battery. By Don Babwin 2:14 a.m.; at 20 Union St. ASSOCIATED PRESS she killed Endia. Michael J. Seniti, 27, of 59 on Thursday at 8:14 a.m.; at The case came to sym- Cooledge St., was arrested 333 Union St. on Thursday at CHICAGO — A Chica- bolize how the gun vio- and charged with nighttime 8:25 a.m.; at Broadway and go teenager who pleaded lence that plagues parts of breaking and entering in a Mayfair Street on Thursday at guilty to fatally shooting Chicago passes from one motor vehicle and an at- another 14-year-old girl in 2:11 p.m.; at 22 Federal St. generation to the next. tempt to commit a crime on a street fight in 2014 that on Thursday at 2:48 p.m.; at The girl was given the Wednesday at 12:37 a.m. escalated from a Facebook 108 Franklin St. on Thursday firearm by an adult who feud over a boy will be el- at 3:04 p.m. knew the cost of gun vio- igible for parole in April Accidents lence as well as anyone: MARBLEHEAD next year. A report of a motor vehicle The teen, who turns 19 an uncle who has been in crash at the Dollar Tree on next month, struggled a wheelchair since he was Arrest Furlong Drive on Wednes- to hold back tears as she shot in 2010. day at 12:06 p.m.; at Stop tried to read a statement "There is a cycle of vio- Federico Musso, 21, of 64 lence that just perpetu- Beach St., was arrested on a & Shop on Squire Road on during her sentencing Wednesday at 3:08 p.m.; on hearing Wednesday. She ates itself," said Eugene warrant charge at 10:13 p.m. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Roy, a retired police com- on Wednesday. Brown Circle on Wednesday at eventually handed her 10:36 p.m. handwritten statement to The teenager pleaded guilty to the killing of mander who oversaw the Complaints her attorney to read. 14-year-old Endia Martin back in 2014. investigation of the shoot- Complaints "Nothing I can say will ing. "And unfortunately, A caller reported a male mend your hearts," she courtroom with her hus- tory sentence of at least what happened is not sur- knocking on her door and A report of suspicious acknowledged in her band throughout the hear- five years in custody, and prising." walking up and down her activity at 12:37 a.m. on statement, addressing the ing. In a statement read by she can't be held beyond Her uncle Donnell Flo- driveway who walked off when Wednesday on School Street; family of her victim, Endia the prosecutor, Dukes told her 21st birthday. With ra, who is paraplegic, the resident asked what he at Revere and Hutchinson Martin. "I pray that one Judge Stuart Katz about the time she has already testified that when he wanted on West Shore Drive streets on Wednesday at 1:20 day you can find it in your the day she walked into served, she will be eligible learned his niece and at 4:06 p.m. on Wednesday. a.m.; at Market Basket on hearts to forgive me." her daughter's hospital for parole next April and Reynolds planned to fight, A caller reported a boat Squire Road at 6:36 a.m. on The defendant hasn't room and saw her daugh- can't be held beyond July he grabbed a handgun, got adrift in Marblehead Harbor Wednesday; on Dana Street been named because she ter "not breathing." She 2020. onto a bus and made his but when responders reached on Wednesday at 1:01 p.m.; was 14 years old when the wondered: "Where was the The teen also plead- way to the scene, which the boat they found a very on Vane Street on Wednesday shooting occurred and was smile everybody was used ed guilty to attempted was outside of a home drunk 21-year-old passed at 4:31 p.m. charged as a juvenile. to seeing? It wasn't there." first-degree murder in in the Back of the Yards out. Responders brought the Endia's mother, Jonie The teenage defendant the wounding of Lanekia neighborhood on the city's boat back to shore and called SWAMPSCOTT Dukes, sat quietly in the was handed a manda- Reynolds, the girl she had South Side. his mother and co-owner of the boat. The 21-year-old was Accidents taken into protective custody at 8:33 p.m. on Wednesday. A report of a hit and run 911 call: Mom said ex-boyfriend motor vehicle crash at Atlantic Theft Avenue and Humphrey Street at 9:19 a.m. on Wednesday. had a gun and 4 kids with him A report of North Shore har- A report of a motor vehicle bors complaining about their crash at Forest Avenue and ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) that time, Lindsey killed pulled the gun on her, Lo- window. "The cop is hurt," GPS memory chips being Humphrey Street at 2:22 p.m. — A Florida woman who the children, who ranged pez responded, "Not today." the caller said. "There's stolen in Marblehead Harbor on Wednesday. at 1:35 p.m. on Wednesday. escaped her apartment af- in age from 1 to 11, before Lopez declined medical several officers around the The harbormaster wanted to Complaints ter her ex-husband start- fatally shooting himself, attention, saying she'd officer. He's on the floor advise boaters to secure their ed beating her told a 911 police said. only been scraped up. But and they're trying to call belongings at night. A report of suspicious ac- dispatcher she didn't want In 911 recordings re- she was worried about her for God-knows-what." tivity at 111A Stetson Ave. at to leave her four children leased by the city of Or- children. In another call, a woman PEABODY 2:32 p.m. on Wednesday. alone with him too long lando on Thursday, a fran- "I don't want to leave identified herself as Lind- A report of an unwelcome "because he might do tic Ciara Lopez told the them alone there for too sey's sister. She said he Arrest guest at 200 Essex St. at something." dispatcher she ran to a long because he might do had texted a friend that 7:12 p.m. on Wednesday. When Orlando police nearby convenience store something," Lopez told the he was going to kill him- Philip Viola, 51, of 251 A report of a noise com- showed up just before and asked the clerk to call dispatcher. self. "He said he was bar- Loring Ave., Apt. 1, Salem, plaint at The Greenway at midnight on June 10, Gary 911. Another 911 call came ricaded in an apartment was arrested and charged 10:03 p.m. on Wednesday; Wayne Lindsey Jr. shot Of- "He has a gun," Lopez in after police arrived at and had shot through the with operating an uninsured at Atlantic and Beach Bluff ficer Kevin Valencia in the said. "I don't know if it's on the apartment complex. door at a cop," she told the and unregistered motor vehi- avenues at 11:01 p.m. on head and began a standoff him right now, but I know A neighbor reported see- dispatcher. cle, attaching plates, and no Wednesday. with law enforcement that it's in the house." When the ing the officer critically Valencia remains hospi- lasted 21 hours. During dispatcher asked if he had wounded outside of her talized in Orlando.

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Dream come true: Boy sworn Elementary School and who lives in Wellesley, Man gets up to 6 years for at fault and his client fled ered in a river. in as honorary police officer told her about his dream was arrested Thursday. deadly drunken driving crash because he thought the A spokesman for the of becoming an officer. He’s charged with visa other driver was chasing Hampden district attor- FALL RIVER (AP) — A Ortiz said his “dream fraud and conspiring to FALL RIVER (AP) — A him. ney says the body of Jace police department helped came true.” violate U.S. export regu- man convicted of drunken The Sun Chronicle Paduano was found by a fulfill a young boy’s dream lations. driving and leaving the reports that Hinds was state trooper in the West- by making him an honor- Feds: Man smuggled Court documents say scene of a deadly crash sentenced Wednesday to field River in Russell at ary officer. anti-submarine warfare Qin illegally exported has been sentenced to up four to six years in prison. about 7 p.m. Wednesday. WPRI-TV reports that nearly 80 devices used to to six years in prison. He has already served The child had been 8-year-old Jordan Ortiz devices to China detect and monitor sound Michael Hinds, of Nor- two years in jail and will reported missing from wore a uniform, badge underwater to a Chinese ton, was found guilty last a home in town hours BOSTON (AP) — Au- be eligible for parole in and radio as he was sworn military research insti- week in connection with about a year. earlier. in as an honorary member thorities say a Chinese tute affiliated with the a 2015 crash in Mansfield Emergency responders national has been charged of the Fall River Police People’s Liberation Army. that killed 37-year-old Body of missing child performed CPR at the Department on Thursday. with conspiring with a The documents say Qin Jarrad Aronne. scene but were unable Ortiz has spina bifida Chinese military research exported the goods to He was acquitted of found in western to revive the child, who and is paralyzed from the institute to illegally Northwestern Polytechni- manslaughter and motor Massachusetts river was then taken to Bay- waist down. export U.S. goods used in cal University by lying to vehicle homicide. state Noble Hospital in Ortiz became friends anti-submarine warfare to the U.S. supplier and con- Prosecutors say the RUSSELL (AP) — Au- Westfield where he was with Officer Deb Jack- China. cealing the true recipient. 70-year-old Hinds cut thorities say the body of pronounced dead. son, the resource officer Federal prosecutors say Such exports are prohibit- Aronne off, but Hinds’ a 6-year-old boy reported Authorities say the boy at Carlton M. Viveiros 41-year-old Shuren Qin, ed without a license. attorney says Aronne was missing has been recov- apparently drowned. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Pakistani immigrant makes her mark at SSU

IMMIGRANT said. From A1 Aziz’s parents did not at- tend her graduation; Visa Finally, they relented. issues have prevented “My family was concerned them from visiting. Aas- about the cultural dif- ma has not been home to ferences. Pakistan is not Pakistan since that 2015 a safe place for women. flight. “I miss them,” she Women are not allowed to said. wear short dresses, not al- She has shared her story lowed to drink alcohol. to inspire others. “I want “I’m glad that my par- to help women and girls ents trusted me. They improve their lives. I want knew I was a good daugh- to be an active citizen of ter who would study,” Aziz the world and be an in- added. “I knew English strument of change for my was the key to opening fellow women.” doors. I learned the lan- One Little Light, she guage by watching You- said, has a mission to em- Tube.” power women, support She was accepted by sev- children’s education and eral U.S. colleges, but she establish scholarships. It chose Salem State Uni- is committed to providing versity, where staff at the children in need in South Center For International Asian countries with Education helped her ne- school supplies and hy- gotiate the labyrinth of giene kits. forms and paperwork. “I started One Little Aziz certainly made her Light so women in Pa- mark at Salem State. Last kistan do not think they month, she graduated with Aasma Aziz, third from right, with her family in Pakistan. can only be housewives. a master’s in social work I want girls to dream of and earned a standing Lynn, working with down- slept (in their home) that parents: ‘We are sending ter for International Ed- a life where they can be ovation as commencement and-out young adults. night, and the next morn- your daughter back to Pa- ucation contacted High- whatever they want with- speaker. She also received It wasn’t easy and it al- ing they told me ‘You have kistan,’ and they wanted rock Church just down the out thinking their gender a Leadership Recognition most didn’t happen. Aas- to go now.’ It was because them to pay for the plane street on Lafayette Street, disqualifies them from Award from the School ma Aziz had to first over- of religious differences. ticket.” and Pastor Aaron Engler achieving that dream.” of Graduate Studies, was come homelessness upon “I knew nobody in Amer- Aziz talked with her invited her to live with Aziz is in the process one of two Northeast her arrival in America. ica. Where was I to go?” parents and assured them his family. She has since of registering One Little Massachusetts students Aziz said her dad had a A member of her host that once she arrived at stayed with various host Light as a non-profit in chosen as student lead- business relationship with family instructed one of Salem State everything families, usually for three the United States. ers to attend the Nation- a family in Massachusetts their employees to “drop would settle down. “I con- months at a time. “I didn’t Aziz laughed when asked al Conference for College who agreed she could stay her off anywhere.” Church- vinced them I would be want to be a burden.” She if she ever relaxes. “Yes, I Women Student Leaders in their home while she es and shelters either had fine, but I really was not has lived in Beverly with do fun stuff, too. I’ve gone 2016 in Washington, D.C. attended college and be- no beds or weren’t safe for fine.” Her parents per- the same “lovely” family bowling, (gone) to the organized by American came established in Amer- a young woman. suaded the host family to for more than a year. beach, played golf. Kara- Association of University ica. They would pay her She knew once she con- allow her to stay. “I cried She paid for school her- oke is fun.” She hosts a Women, and met with SSU tuition; she would work nected with Salem State for two days. I stayed in self, working odd jobs show, “Jai Ho,” on Salem President John Keenan to for their company to earn administrators, she’d be a small room and was not and selling goods, such as State’s student-run ra- discuss starting an Inter- money to pay them back. OK, but it was a Saturday. welcome to walk through scarves and jewelry, hand- dio station WMWM. “‘Jai national Students Scholar- But things didn’t work Exhausted and desper- their house.” made in Pakistan. Her Ho’ is a sound of victory. ship Program. out as planned. ate, she and her driver At 6 a.m. that Monday student visa limited her to My show is about people Aziz has founded a small In August 2015, travel- ended up at a police sta- she left and was told to a 20-hour workweek. who have faced obstacles business, Aasma’s Dream, ing alone, she flew to the tion for guidance. It was never come back. They did Proceeds from that in their lives and reached and a non-profit, One Lit- U.S. She arrived at the air- suggested she reach out not want a Christian girl business will be invested victory. Between stories, tle Light, that aims to in- port, but no one was there to the family to see if she in their home. into One Little Light, her I play Bollywood music crease access to education, to pick her up. Three hours could stay there for just The university found ac- non-profit. as well as Pakistani and promote social justice and later, the host family fi- two nights, until Monday commodations for her on “You don’t need a super Punjabi music. I invite stu- empower women. The Bev- nally arrived. “I thought rolled around. campus for one week. She power to achieve your dents to share their stories erly resident also interns everything was set. But “They were not happy ate at the university’s food dreams. You just need to of struggle and victory.” at The Haven Project in things were different. I to see me. They called my pantry. Salem State’s Cen- believe you can do it,” she Just as she has. A final run indeed for O’Brien Former Lynn school teacher O’BRIEN From A1 competed for Ms. Senior USA as their failure to record home mortgage assign- PAGEANT ments to other banks. He From A1 also pointed the finger at pageant, but she won over “robo signers,” who he said the hearts of the judges were fraudulently signing and contestants who voted mortgage documents on her the 2018 Spirit Award behalf of banks. winner. After consulting with his “I made lifetime friends wife, Sandra, and daugh- while I was there, which ter, Ashley, O’Brien in is I guess why they gave 2016 publicly revealed he me the Spirit Award,” she has Parkinson’s Disease said. “I loved every min- and Lewy body dementia. ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON ute of it, from the hours He takes medication, no Southern Essex Register of Deeds John L. of practicing to doing the longer drives, and said he real thing, it was one of is capable and competent O’Brien Jr., former Lynn councilor and devel- oper, was one of the first officials who took aim the best weeks ever.” to serve as register. Kiriaji spent last week “If I couldn’t do the job, I at fraudulent robo signers during the home mortgage crisis. at the Planet Hollywood wouldn’t run,” he said. Hotel completing hours Running for office or of practice runs and three helping someone run for with their own opinions. O’Brien and the registry’s days of the pageant. The office is what O’Brien The young councilor list of awards include recog- Lynn English High School has done since the age of learned at the elbows of nition by Banker & Trades- alumna endured the 8. He helped his father veteran politicians, in- man, the Essex Bar Associ- 104-degree heat wave in tack up campaign signs cluding former Mayor ation, and in May 1999, he Vegas to prepare for the across Lynn and shouted Thomas P. Costin Jr., and received a Computerworld show. Last week’s pageant into public address micro- bent elbows with fellow Smithsonian Award. wasn’t her first though. phones in support of can- councilors, hoisting beers With 15 years as regis- The 67-year-old compet- didates. in the former Hotel Edi- ter under his belt in 1991, ed in the Senior America “I never went to school son even though he was a O’Brien dove back into Pageant in 2011. on election day,” he said. year short of the 21-year- Lynn politics, running for “I didn’t care if I won The late Pasquale A. Cag- old drinking age. O’Brien mayor in a race featuring or lost, I just loved being giano had O’Brien’s support ran and won reelection to then-Mayor Albert V. Di- there twirling the baton,” in his failed 1969 bid for Ward 6 three times. Virgilio and the late Pat- she said. “I’ve been a stage mayor of Lynn. Caggiano The mid-1970s saw rick J. McManus, who was person all my life.” ran again for the seventh O’Brien and former long- a city councilor at large. Kiriaji’s interest in beau- time and won the mayor- time business partner and O’Brien ran on a plat- ty pageants began after ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ship in 1971 and 19-year- former First Assistant form that included dupli- she met a woman named old O’Brien, a Classical Register Michael T. Miles cating “test” schools like Fran Owens, now a close Pamela Kiriaji may not have won the 2018 Ms. High School graduate, won begin to carve out devel- Boston Latin Academy in friend of hers for more than Senior USA pageant last week, but she won the Ward 6 council seat fol- opment opportunities in Lynn, but he admitted he 12 years. Owens was a big over the hearts of the judges and contestants lowing a topsy-turvy elec- Lynn. O’Brien said he felt underestimated McMa- pageant contestant who who voted her the 2018 Spirit Award winner. tion that saw the city run like a millionaire when he nus’ campaign. The loser won the Senior America out of ballots in the fall pri- renovated and sold his first in the 1991 preliminary Pageant in 2007, with op- tume that represented the crown but she won a life- mary. O’Brien said the pre- property near Lynn Com- race for mayor, O’Brien era singing as her talent. state they were from. time group of friends and liminary election do-over in mon for a $1,700 profit. folded up his Lynn cam- “I was on a casino cruise “I mean the contestant one of the best weeks of November 1971 gave him a The pair built 130 homes paign and returned to his and heard someone sing- from Kentucky was all her life. leg-up against incumbent in developments, includ- registry office in Salem. ing so I went up to her and decked out in derby at- “I loved it, I never felt it David J. Walsh. ing the Village at Nells “No one likes to lose, but we started talking,” said tire,” said Kiriaji. “It was was something just for old “I bought 2,000 white Pond where O’Brien and I was back on the job the Kiriaji. “She told me about just the most fun I’ve had people or anything, I just carnations with ‘O’Brien his family live today. next day,” he said. the pageant and I sudden- in a long time.” had such a great time,” Ward 6’ cards on them. My “We were able to bring A self-described “old- ly had an interest in it.” Kiriaji, also a member of she said. “Ever since I was mother brought a vase of out-of-town residents into er-style Democrat,” O’Brien But she didn’t go through the Peabody Senior Cen- little, the baton twirling I Lynn,” he said. said the fun and some of carnations into every poll- the pageant alone. She ter drill team, completed did at all the parades in ing place,” he said. The Registry of Deeds the heart of politics have had help from Ruth Har- an interview and a “phi- Lynn really is something O’Brien represented his was a sleepy county oper- diminished. covitz, who coached and losophy of life” 30-second I enjoyed and that helped West Lynn neighbors in ation when O’Brien won “People don’t help people prepared her for the big speech. She twirled her me to always feel comfort- the council during a time election as register in 1976 the way they used to,” he show. Aside from her way through the talent able being on stage.” marked by political tumult and set about reforming said. twirling talents, Kiriaji’s part of the pageant and in Lynn. Councilors bat- the office. He embraced au- He said Lynn can again biggest hit was her pil- stunned her audience Bella diGrazia can be tled over rent control and tomation and highlighted become the city of his grim costume. Every con- through the evening gown reached at bdigrazia@ a highway spur that would the registry’s historical re- youth through neighbor- testant had to wear a cos- showcase. She didn’t win a itemlive.com. have run through Lynn sources, including what he hood improvement and Woods. Residents packed described as Indian deeds committed elected officials. the Council Chamber to dating back centuries. “I remember walking standing room-only capac- “We were the first regis- downtown with all of its ity to listen to councilors’ try online for free 24 hours light. It was a good time,” arguments and weigh in a day,” he said. he said. A8 FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS A Stephen Stills, Judy Collins fan gathering in Lynn

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Review: Dawes’ ‘Password’ dips angst deep in ’70s folk-rock

ASSOCIATED PRESS California band Dawes dip their observant takes on our days of angst deep into a tub of '70s folk and soft rock, turning "Passwords," their sixth album, into a soothing, sugar-coated collection with a bittersweet lyrical aftertaste. Led by singer-guitarist-songwriter Taylor Goldsmith, the 30-somethings in Dawes must know the catalog of authoritative artists of the era like The ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Eagles, Jackson Browne and Stephen Bishop to a Laurie O’Brien, Penny Gardiner, Gene O’Brien and Sue Murray attended the Stephen Stills and tee, though they often add a twist or two of their own. Judy Collins concert at Lynn Auditorium on Thursday. The power chords of opener "Living In the Future" and a scarily intense guitar solo are a good match Serena Williams: Young boys need domestic abuse education for the lyrics, which read like a directory of modern challenges, from keeping your passwords safe and NEW YORK (AP) — Serena she can always talk to me, and talk remembering them to feelings of living on the edge and Williams says the conversation to other people. That maybe she anticipating being pushed off. about stopping domestic abuse doesn't have a voice, maybe she "Feed the Fire" offers electric sitar and a melody like shouldn't just center around wom- can't use her voice, but we can be Stevie Nicks fronting Hall & Oates, while "Crack the en, but men as well. her voice, we can support her in Case" wishes for a lasting armistice — "It's really hard to hate anyone/When you know what they've lived The tennis superstar says educa- so many different ways," Williams through." tion about domestic abuse should said. "I Can't Love" buries the lead ("you any more ... than start when men are young boys. Williams was pregnant with I do right now") and "Mistakes We Should Have Made" "I think expanding the conver- 9-month-old Olympia Ohanian is an energetic burst into regret with vocal assistance sation to men and expanding the when she won the Australian Open from Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig from indie pop conversation to young boys, it's so in January 2017. She returned to band Lucius. important," she said in an interview Grand Slam play last month at the There's some late '80s Joni Mitchell in "Time Flies on Wednesday. French Open but had to withdraw Either Way," which ends the album with affecting "This is a human rights issue. after reaching the fourth round due piano playing from Lee Pardini and acts as a possi- We should all be treated the same. to a pectoral muscle injury. ble sequel to "Telescope," about a boy whose life never We should be treated equal. With Williams says she anticipates seemingly recovers from his dad's departure. Or maybe domestic abuse, it doesn't care what PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS being healthy for next month's it still can. color you are, what background Wimbledon tournament. Dawes achieve a uniform veneer on "Passwords," you're from," she continued. initiative, which aims to help stop "Oh that's a plan, absolutely, translucent coats of sound spread over situations and "It's important to get the message domestic abuse and what it calls absolutely, and I've been working stories well worth listening to. out there — to our young men, to the financial abuse that can accom- toward it," she said. our boys, to our daughters — to let pany such relationships. She also spoke about her father, that new generation, and let the Williams says being the mother of Richard Williams, and his upcom- generation now know that, let's stop an infant daughter makes the issue ing induction into the American SEND US YOUR STUFF this. Let's change this. Let's create more important to her. Tennis Association's Hall of Fame. a better us." "This could be something that my Williams coached Serena and her WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, The 23-time Grand Slam singles daughter could face and that's not fellow champion sister, Venus, from PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR champion is the ambassador for the cool," she said at a Purple Purse when they were children until they SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Allstate Foundation Purple Purse event. "I want her to know that were winning titles as adults.

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MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Thursday...... 1147 Thursday...... 7058 Forecast for Friday, June 22, 2018 Except for a few afternoon E winds around 5 kt. Waves 1 Wednesday...... 2686 Wednesday...... 6810 Sunrise today 5:05 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. clouds, mainly sunny. High foot or less. Tuesday...... 3221 Tuesday...... 4744 Sunset today 8:26 p.m. 68F. Winds E at 10 to 15 Tonight: kt. Waves 1 foot or Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: mph. Sunrise tomorrow 5:05 a.m. less. Tonight: Partly cloudy skies EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 7:57 p.m. during the evening will give All 4...... $4,312 All 4...... $5,743 L Low tide today 1:35 p.m. way to cloudy skies overnight. First or last 3...... $604 First or last 3...... $804 L Low 58F. Winds ESE at 10 to High tide tomorrow 8:52 p.m. Any 2...... $52 Any 2...... $69 15 mph. Any 1...... $5 Any 1...... $7 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $359 All 4...... $239

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 Classical baseball celebrates its season, seniors at annual dinner By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — Smiles and good memories were the themes of the Classical baseball team’s annual end-of-season dinner Thursday night at Gannon. The Rams said “goodbye” to a 2018 se- nior class that includes eight of its 17 players, while celebrating a season that included a trip to the state tournament. All eight Rams seniors will continue their education in college next fall and Classical coach Mike Zukowski pointed to their future academic endeavors as the group’s most impressive accomplishment. “This year’s eight seniors were a great group of kids,” Zukowski said. “Forget about their accomplishments on the eld, ITEM FILE PHOTO I’m more proud of the fact that they’ll all Saugus native Mark Bertrand had the be furthering their education next year. “interim” tag removed from his job That says a lot about their character and title last week, as he was named the the hard work they’ve put in since day ITEM FILE PHOTO one.” head coach of the Saugus boys basket- Christian Burt, a Salem State commit, is one of eight seniors leav- ball team. CLASSICAL, B2 ing the Classical baseball team due to graduation. Mark Bertrand Beverly baseball comes up short in EMass title game named Saugus By Daniel Kane championships, we won the NEC and pitched a great game.” ITEM STAFF Division 2 North and we were right there, Zach DeMattio led the way for North today could’ve gone either way.” Attleborough, going 2-for-2 with four RBI. LOWELL — Despite a late rally, the Spencer Brown went 1-for-3 with a tri- Sinacola started things off for the Rock- basketball coach Beverly baseball team fell short of the ple and three RBI. Brown drove in the eteers with a single and a stolen base to Eastern Mass. Division 2 Championship, By Harold Rivera only runs for Beverly. Brown also pitched get into scoring position. DeMattio then losing to North Attleborough, 4-3, Thurs- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR seven innings for Beverly, allowing four drove in Sinacola with an RBI single to day night at LeLacheur Park. give North Attleborough a 1-0 lead in the SAUGUS — Mark Bertrand’s basketball ca- earned runs and one walk while recording “They were a hit or two better than us rst. reer at Saugus has officially come full circle. today,” Beverly coach Dave Wilbur said. 10 strikeouts. Beverly ran into trouble in the second A former player and assistant coach for the “We battled like I knew we would we just Nick Sinacola pitched for North Attle- after a single from North Attleborough’s Saugus High School boys basketball team, needed a couple more hits but a great borough, allowing three earned runs and Jeff Gale followed by a stolen base and Bertrand was named the program’s head game between two really good baseball two walks while recording nine strike- passed ball put a runner at third with no coach last week. He takes over for former Sa- teams that played with a lot of class.” outs. outs. However, Brown retired the next chems coach Paul Moran, who stepped down “There was nothing wrong with the way “He’s a very good pitcher, but Spencer three batters to get the Panthers out of after one game last season. Bertrand coached we played, they’re high school kids. Noth- was right there with him, from the fourth the jam. the Sachems on an interim head coach basis ing is going to be perfect,” Wilbur added. inning on [Brown] was unhittable,” Wil- for the 2017-2018 campaign. “Nothing to be ashamed of. We won two bur said. “But I give Sinacola credit, he BEVERLY, B2 “I’m thrilled,” Bertrand said. “I consider it an honor and a privilege to coach where I went to school, played and the town I live in. It’s great to continue the tradition of great coaches at Saugus High. It’s something I never dreamed Navs hope to rebound from slow start would happen, having the opportunity to have One of the keys to bouncing back this this job.” By Daniel Kane Bertrand graduated from Saugus High in ITEM STAFF season is guring out a successful pitching rotation Alford said. The team’s pitchers 1982. After one season playing hoops at North LYNN — Even after a rocky start to the Shore Community College he took his basket- struggled through the rst few games of season, North Shore head coach Todd Al- the season but Alford likes what he’s seen ball talents to Division III Worcester State, ford believes the Navigators are close to from the arms as of late. where he graduated in 1987. From his play- putting things together and stringing to- ing days, Bertrand learned the importance “Our rst three to four games I think our gether some wins in the future. of having pride in representing a school and pitchers were trying to do too much,” he “The record is terrible I’m not trying to community. said. “They’ve been throwing better since defend it at all,” Alford said of the team’s “I always tell the kids to be proud about then. I tried my best to get every single 6-13 start to the season. “But we’re not that being from Saugus,” Bertrand said. “We’re a pitcher on our staff a start. We’re nding far off from where we need to be. We’re ne. hardworking, blue-collar town. I relay to them ITEM FILE PHOTO out who is who and who can do what and “I’ve seen kids playing some solid base- that we used to pack that gym. When that were starting to de ne some roles and see North Shore coach Todd Al- ball,” he said. “I think we unfortunately gym’s loud and rocking, it’s one of the loudest where people t in our rotation. gyms in the conference. It’s an honor to play ford and the Navs have had a keep inventing ways to lose one-run ball here and represent this school. I believe that rocky start to the 2018 season. games.” NAVS, B2 and we translate that to the kids.” Bertrand returned to the Saugus program in 2008, when Moran tabbed him to coach the freshman team. He also coached the junior varsity team before joining the varsity staff as an assistant. Overall, Bertrand spent 10 years on the staff before being named interim coach last winter. “I played here. I remember my father tak- ing me to my first game in 1975 when I saw Tonight Saugus play Classical,” Bertrand said. “I was on one of the better Saugus teams my junior year. I joined the coaching staff, now I’m head coach. I know Saugus basketball as well as anybody. I’m a historian on it. Sometimes I get goosebumps when I think about getting this job. We’re set up to succeed and I feel good about that.” He credits Moran for teaching him the ins and outs of coaching at the high school level. “I was elated when he called me to be the freshman coach,” Bertrand said. “Paul taught me so much about how to run the program and run it right. Anyone who follows Paul has a tough act to follow. I have a big job ahead of ITEM FILE PHOTOS me. Paul did a tremendous job here.” Next year’s Saugus team projects to carry a Steffan Gravely, left, and Keoni Gaskin, right, are two younger roster. The Sachems went 5-15 last of the ve Lynn Tech football players who will compete season and qualified for the Division 3 North in the 57th Agganis all-star football game Thursday. state tournament under the Sullivan Rule. Saugus was bounced by Bedford in the first round. Local athletes to star in “We’re still young, in a rebuilding mode,” Bertrand said. “I have two seniors coming 57th Agganis football game back as captains. They players have worked hard in the offseason. We’re young, we started By Mike Alongi two freshmen and two sophomores last year. ITEM STAFF We have a lot of openings and opportunities for kids next year.” The rosters for the 57th annual Agganis all-star football game were Aside from building a successful team on the announced Thursday, and a host of local athletes will have one more court, Bertrand noted he’ll make it a point to chance to run out onto Manning Field and suit up as high school foot- establish a team that conducts itself the right ball players. way off the court as well. The game kicks off at Manning Field next Thursday night (7). “I want the kids to be good citizens,” Ber- Lynn Tech head coach James Runner will coach the North team, trand said. “That’s a sticking point for me. I and he’ll have the opportunity to coach ve of his own players in run- looked up to the players at Saugus High when ning backs Steffan Gravely and Keoni Gaskin, defensive backs Jamie I was younger. I want our kids to work hard in James and Marcus Taylor and offensive lineman Josue Pena. the classroom, be good citizens and role mod- Swampscott will also be represented by ve players in quarterback els for the younger kids in town. Colin Frary, wide receiver Isaiah Bascon, linebacker Dom Codispoti “I’m really thankful for the support from and offensive/defensive linemen Kwest Tyler-Lacey and Alex Sheehan. people in town,” Bertrand added. “I want to St. Mary’s, the other Lynn school represented on the North team, thank principal Michael Hashem and athletic will send three players to the game in receiver/running back Calvin director James Bunnell. I want to thank Dave Johnson, running back James Brum eld and defensive back Marlon Sopar, my coach when I played at Saugus, for Scott. outstanding support. I hope to do a good job and I know I will.” AGGANIS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 Lynn Babe Ruth all-star teams set to open up seasons

By Harold Rivera the new role, and has over 10 years O’Connor (14’s) and Dave Ga- League for 40 years and does a The 13’s have heard great things ITEM SPORTS EDITOR of experience with Lynn’s Babe leazzi (15’s). Joining Hartford on tremendous job,” Earp added. from the 14’s and 15’s.” Ruth program. his coaching staff are Chris War- “He coached Gallant with me last Earp has high expectations for LYNN — The Lynn Babe Ruth “I love being involved,” Earp ren and Jay Bullock. O’Connor’s year. He’s just what the 13’s group all three teams. Lynn’s 15-year- all-star teams open their respec- said. “It’s great. This is what it’s all staff also includes Mark Marino, needs. All three teams should do old all-stars set a benchmark tive seasons this weekend. Friday about. You run the league and you Jay Fraher and Matt Donahue. very well.” two summers ago when the team night the 13-year-olds open their get great joy out of watching the Galeazzi’s joined by Tony Luciano, There’s a longstanding tradition reached the Babe Ruth World Se- schedule at Medford (5:30) and the kids improve. The all-stars give Mike Nickolau and Kevin Man- of playing with pride in Lynn Babe ries in North Dakota. Success on 15-year-olds kick-off their season you a chance to compete against nion. Ruth and Earp believes the play- the diamond, Earp said, is another in Peabody against Swampscott everybody else. For many of these “They’re excellent. This is Ga- ers on all three teams have a true aspect Lynn takes pride in each (7:30). The 14-year-old all-star kids, it’s their last chance to play leazzi’s third year with the 15’s understanding of what it means to summer. team gets its season underway together. and O’Connor coached the 14’s last represent their city the proper way. “We’ve always had a long tradi- Sunday (4) in Peabody against Earp added, “Katie Burt, Ben year,” Earp said. “Both had tre- “The players all have tremen- tion of accomplishment in Lynn Marblehead. Bowden, all the greats come back mendous success last year. Both dous enthusiasm,” Earp said. “It’s Babe Ruth,” Earp said. “The 2016 Former Lynn Babe Ruth Vice and they always talk about how were within one out of the North a real honor and it’s tough picking World Series team broke through President Jeff Earp takes over as great their Babe Ruth experiences state title last year. They both have all-stars. The tradition means an and did something that hadn’t the league’s president for Jim Be- were.” high expectations. awful lot to them. We just handed been done here since 1983. We’re liveau. Earp served as vice presi- This year’s teams are managed “Paul comes over from Lynn out uniforms this week and the always right there. All three of our dent for five years before accepting by Paul Hartford (13’s), Brian Shore. He has coached Little kids are pumped. They can’t wait. team have done well recently.” Navigators notch second consecutive win after beating Worcester LYNN — The North Shore Navs starter Garret Keough Right fielder JP Knight (Tufts) center fielder Michael Wynne Sutherland and Varinos got the Navigators logged their second (Holy Cross) retired the first two led off the big inning with a sin- (Wofford) worked into a rundown North Shore offense going with consecutive win Thursday night, Worcester batters he faced, but gle, advanced to second on his between first and second base. back-to-back singles, and Suther- scoring four of their five runs in four consecutive walks allowed ninth stolen base of the season, The teams traded runs in the land scored the insurance run on the third inning en route to a 5-3 right fielder Michael Dellicarri and scored North Shore’s first sixth to move the score to 5-3 as a wild pitch on his 19th birthday. win over the Worcester Brave- (SUNY Oswego) to circle the bas- run of the night after Sutherland the game stretched into the later Begin dealt a 1-2-3 frame in hearts at Fraser Field. es and score the first run. Third dropped a single into shallow innings, and Begin held Worces- the seventh before stranding two Designated hitter George baseman Jon Hansen (West center field on a hit-and-run play. ter to just two hits from there runners on base in the eighth Sutherland (Cochise) went 2-for-4 Chester) was credited with the Left fielder Jeff Mejia (UMass en route to his first save of the and another in the ninth. Worces- with two runs scored and an RBI RBI on the fourth of those free Lowell) and second baseman Joey season. Ethan Dyer (Endicott) ter slipped to 8-11 with its third to lead North Shore’s eight-hit passes. Murphy (Saint Joseph’s of Maine) earned his first win of the sum- consecutive loss. attack for the second consecutive Worcester doubled its lead in recorded back-to-back singles mer after allowing just one run The Navs conclude their three- night. St. John’s Prep grad Zach the fourth inning as shortstop with two outs. Murphy tied the on two hits over two innings of game homestand Friday at 7 p.m. Begin (St. Joseph’s of Maine) held Alex Gionis (Holy Cross) scored game with a liner to right, ex- work in relief of Keough. against Nashua. After record- the Bravehearts to just two hits on a wild pitch after being hit tending his hitting streak to five Gionis led off the top of the ing two consecutive wins, North over the final three innings for a by a pitch with one out, but the games. He advanced on a failed sixth with a triple and scored Shore now sits just a half-game save, lifting the Navs to 6-13 on Navs took the lead with four runs pickoff attempt that brought on Dellicarri’s RBI grounder to behind the Silver Knights in the the year. in the bottom half of the frame. home Mejia and then scored as second base. In the bottom half, FCBL standings. Late rally not enough for Beverly in Division 2 EMass title game BEVERLY second and third RBI with a dou- McHugh, who had reached third field to cut the score to 4-3. Sina- special they’re really good players From B1 ble to left center field to put North after a single, stolen base and tag cola then sat down the next batter but they’re better people. Attleborough ahead 3-0. up at second, with a sacrifice fly to get North Attleborough out the Wilbur added, “I love every one North Attleborough got runners Matt Collins recorded Beverly’s ball. inning while holding the lead. of them, the whole team, I’m not on again in the third. After Bren- first hit in the third with a two- The Panthers fought back into That was all the rally Beverly separating juniors and seniors. dan McHugh was hit by a pitch out triple to right center field, but the game in the fifth. A double by had left as the Rocketeers held on It’s been a great year but the se- and Sinacola reached on an in- the Panthers were unable to cap- Ryan Munzing, an error at short- for the 4-3 win. nior class was certainly a special field single, the Rocketeers had italize. stop and a walk drawn by Collins “I’m so proud of Beverly base- group of kids and they led this runners at the corners with no In the fifth, DeMattio recorded loaded the bases for Brown who ball,” Wilbur said. “This group of team to 20 wins.” outs. DeMattio then recorded his his fourth RBI, sending home sent a triple off the wall in left seniors like I said have been very Beverly ends the season at 20-5.

County champions Classical baseball closes out season with annual celebration dinner CLASSICAL From B1 Classical’s eight seniors are Christian Burt, Cesar Carre- ro, Sean Devin, Kevin Durant, Danny Lilja, two-time Northeastern Conference all-conference selection AJ Lucia- no, Chris Baio and Kevin McNulty. Four of the eight will play college baseball; Devin at Worcester State, Luciano at Mass. Maritime, Lilja at Dean College and Burt at Salem State. Durant will run cross country at Framingham State. The 2018 season didn’t start the way Classical hoped it would. The Rams dropped their season opener to Division 2 powerhouse Masconomet and started the spring at 2-5 through their first seven games. From there, they recovered in time to finish at 11-9 and qualified for the Division 1 North state tournament. Along the way Classical defeated both of its crosstown COURTESY PHOTO rivals, English twice in NEC play and St. Mary’s in the The Lynn Lightning ECYSA G8 Girls County 1 Champions. Back row from left: Coach opening round of the Clancy Tournament. Steve Shultz, Sabrina Ossambo, Olivia Shultz, Felicity Blaney, Ava Allaire, Madison “I was very happy with the way this team never gave up Spencer, Arianna Garcia, Maggie Nerich, Hannah Gutherie and Coach Joe Correnti. and always battled,” Zukowski said. “We could have packed Front row from left: Victoria Medeiros, Kristen Johnston, Eliza Correnti, Ava Correnti and it in early on in the season when we started 2-5 but we Amanda Tucker. stuck with it, took our lumps and climbed out of the hole to qualify for the state tournament.” The Rams were bounced from the state tournament in the first round after a 1-0 loss to Lincoln-Sudbury. Classical Navigators trying to right the ship after early struggles pitcher David Barnard, who was selected to represent Mas- sachusetts in Sunday’s MBCA New England junior all-star NAVS stop,” he said. “He has been making playing college baseball.” game, threw seven stellar innings but the Rams couldn’t From B1 some amazing plays but his bat has to Alford also tips his cap to the compe- find their footing at the plate. come alive and I have every expecta- tition in the Futures Collegiate Base- Despite the loss, Zukowski hopes the Rams can reflect on “I would say 90 percent of the time tion that is going to happen.” ball League the Navigators have bat- the 2018 season with pride. Zukowski said the lessons they they’re throwing good pitches,” he Timely hits have been few and far tled against, especially the pitching. learned on the diamond this spring are experiences they said. “It’s that other 10 percent that’s between for the Navigators thus far. “I’ve been really impressed. The can carry with them through their future endeavors. hurting us. Their job is to get a little Overall the Navigators just haven’t pitching in this league has been really “I hope this year’s team can translate the experiences we bit better every time. I’m relying on seemed to be able to get the big hits good the hitters for the most part are had this season into life,” Zukowski said. “They have to re- them to put the work in, I’m leading when they need them to drive in runs, aggressive there is a lot of hard hit alize that everything in life isn’t easy and it’s not always them to the water and they have to Alford said. balls,” he said. going to go your way, but there’s always tomorrow to be drink it.” “It’s more of the clutch hitting and Alford is optimistic that the Naviga- better. If they can carry that with them through life and try to live by it, I have no doubt they’ll be successful.” At the plate, Alford is still looking hitting when we need to hit that has tors will start to get things going the The Rams return six juniors, two sophomores and one for some hitters to break out, includ- fallen short,” he said. “We have had right way soon. freshman from this spring’s roster next season. ing Corey DiLoreto of Northeastern plenty of opportunities that we hav- “I think, however you want to call it, University and shortstop Andrew en’t been able to cash in on.” the baseball gods, the little things Olszak, a Danvers native, of the Uni- Alford believes that the young sea- keep biting us this year, we’re not versity of Southern Maine. son has already provided great learn- getting the breaks,” he said. “I keep “Right now, [DiLoreto] is still bat- ing experiences for his players. telling the guys we gotta go out and ting under .200,” Alford said. “But he’s “Pretty much every game we have make our own breaks.” really starting to swing the bat a lot played has been a very competitive The Navigators have three homes better I’m looking for some big things baseball game which makes it fun it games remaining this week. The Navs out of him. makes it intense,” he said. “It’s a great host Nashua Friday night (7) at Fras- “Andrew has been stellar at short- learning atmosphere for these kids er Field. Lynn teams will be well-represented at Agganis football game AGGANIS back Ski Gaston, linebacker Jacob Patrick Sweetnam and Chadem From B1 Miller and offensive/defensive line- Barnes-Felix (St. John’s Prep); Eric men Emil Rossi and Alex Rodriguez DeMayo (Peabody); Ricardo Martinez Other local players on the North all made the squad. (Saugus); Jeffrey Rodriguez, Vincent team are Clark Marchand and Paul Classical will be sending wide re- Gaskins, Tyler Skeffington, Felix Cruz Ofiesh (Beverly); Justin Mullaney, ceiver Adam Washington, defensive and Joseph Diaz (Salem); Calvin Tufa Tahg Coakley, Franco Abbatessa and end Matt Gisonno, defensive lineman (Winthrop). Zach Dillon (Danvers); Derek Marino, Ahmed Jolaoso and wide receiver New Balance has created a team Aidan Gillis and Will Bosworth (Mar- Geoffrey Ingrado to the game. store with Agganis all-star apparel blehead); Matthew DiBiase and Chris Lynnfield will also be sending five and is donating a portion of its pro- Fisher (Bishop Fenwick); Matt Smith players to the game in quarterback ceeds from sales to the Agganis Foun- (Gloucester). Matt Mortellite, wide receiver Nick dation. Apparel can be purchased by On the South team, English and Kinnon, defensive back Jason Ndansi visiting newbalanceteam.com/team/ ITEM FILE PHOTO Classical combined to send nine play- and linebackers Anthony Murphy and member/order?orderId=53468. ers to the Agganis game. English led Cooper Marengi. Tickets for the Agganis all-star Classical’s Sean Devin will continue his base- the way with five players, as defensive Other local players who made the games can be purchased online at ag- ball career at Worcester State University next back Tyshawn Anderson, running South team are Cameron Keezer, ganisfoundation.com. season. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

AGGANIS WEEK SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS SUNDAY Boys Soccer (Not including last night’s games) Today Saturday Sunday Scholarship awards ceremony (10) At Manning Field, Lynn North vs. South (5:30) vs. Nashua at Nashua Softball W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Girls Soccer (7) OFF At Fraser Field, Lynn (5:05) M. Vineyard 13 4 0.765 - 1L 7-3 At Manning Field, Lynn North vs. South (12) Bristol 13 7 0.650 1.5 1L 5-5 North vs. South (7) Brockton 11 8 0.579 3 1L 5-5 Baseball WEDNESDAY At Fraser Field, Lynn Monday Tuesday Worcester 8 10 0.444 5.5 2L 4-6 North vs. South (12) Girls Lacrosse vs. Pittsfi eld Pittsfi eld 8 11 0.421 6 1W 6-4 At Manning Field, Lynn at Nashua MONDAY North vs. South (5:30) (7:05) (7) Nashua 6 11 0.353 7 1W 4-6 North Shore 5 13 0.278 8.5 1W 4-6 Girls Basketball Boys Lacrosse At Conigliaro Gym, St. Mary’s At Manning Field, Lynn North vs. South (6) North vs. South (7) Boys Basketball THURSDAY At Conigliaro Gym, St. Mary’s Football North vs. South (7:15) At Manning Field, Lynn TUESDAY North vs. South (7)

SPORTS BRIEFS All Care VNA golf evaluation in addition to all pitchers video ana- tournament lyzed. The cost of each five- All Care VNA & Hospice hour session is $90 each. will host its 26th annual For further information Charity Golf Open on Mon- please contact Coach day, June 25, at Gannon Frank Carey at (781) 842- Golf Course. Players tee off 4042 or at fdcarey13@com- at 9:30 a.m. and will enjoy a cast.net or at www.carey- great day of golf, network- baseballacademy.com. ing, fun and charitable giv- ing. Lunch on the course and a lively 19th hole cele- Masucci softball bration will be followed by a reception with dinner, tournament drinks, awards, raffles and The Vanessa Masucci co-ed live auction! slow-pitch softball tourna- Cost for golf and dinner is ment will be held the week- $200 per person. Register at end of July 20-22 at Grace www.allcare.org/golf-tourna- Rogato Field at Breed Mid- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment-registration/ dle School, Lynn. Sandy Leon hits an RBI double down the right- eld line against the Minnesota Twins Thursday Proceeds from this fund- The tournament is seeking afternoon at Target Field. raising event will benefit a number of additional co-ed countless patients and their teams. families throughout the North Shore, Greater Bos- If interested, call 781 599- Porcello dominates, Sox bats nally ton, and Merrimack Valley. 4861 or email at vanessama- Your support enables All succisoftball2018@hotmail. Care to continue to provide Vanessa Masucci (MacCor- quality home health care mack) was murdered last come alive in win over Minnesota regardless of one’s ability to September inside her pay. Revere home. She was a MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — What Rick the season was April 12 against the es, and he got him that time,” said Sponsorship opportunities Lynn native and a member Porcello did six days ago carried over Yankees, when he allowed two hits Twins manager Paul Molitor. are available. To secure your of the St. Mary’s High soft- into an outstanding performance. and struck out six in seven innings. The Red Sox were 5 for 14 with sponsorship, to donate an ball team. Porcello allowed one hit in seven Last Friday in Seattle, Porcello runners in scoring position, nish- item, or buy a raffle ticket, innings, Mookie Betts and Andrew allowed four earned runs and seven ing the three-game series 7 for 36. please contact Julie Man- Spartans Baseball Benintendi homered, and the Boston hits in six innings. But his mood was “It was a just couple tough days,” ninen at 781-244-1124 or at Red Sox beat the Minnesota Twins much different in the nal inning. Betts said. “We came out ready to [email protected]. Basics clinic 9-2 Thursday to avoid a series sweep. “I was just pitching a lot more re- swing it and we just showed what Xander Bogaerts had two RBIs for laxed, the delivery was smooth and we can do.” The Spartans Baseball the Red Sox, who had a season-high I executed, so I tried to carry that Bogaerts’ two-run double keyed Carey Baseball Basics clinic will be held 16 hits, and nished 6-4 on a road with the tempo and everything into a three-run seventh against Ryan Academy this July at Pine Hill Field begin- ning on July 16 and run- trip through Baltimore, Seattle and today,” he said. Pressly. Benintendi hit a two-run The Carey Baseball ning until July 20. Partici- Minnesota. “He was under control,” said man- shot in the eighth. Academy will conduct it’s pants will learn the basics “We de nitely needed a win today, ager Alex Cora. PREPARATION PAID OFF specialty camps July 11 of hitting, fielding (infield especially to end this long road trip Kyle Gibson (2-5) allowed seven With left-handed hitting Joe Mau- and 12 at the Lynn Babe and outfield), proper after dropping the rst two games to hits and two earned runs in six in- er up, Betts, playing right eld, Ruth Complex at Breed throwing mechanics and these guys,” Porcello said. nings for Minnesota, striking out shifted to right-center and barely Middle School in Lynn. base running. Participants He was dominant in a game that ve for his ninth quality start this had to move to catch a  y ball. Betts The hitting sessions will are asked to bring their was 2-0 through six innings. season. He had only 10 in 2017 and then waved a card telling him where be conducted from 9 to own baseball gloves and After a rst-inning single by Logan eight in 2016. to play toward the dugout. 11:30 a.m. Each player bats. The concession stand Morrison, ending a 0-for-30 stretch Betts hit the rst pitch of the fth “It was an extreme one from the will be slow-motion ana- will be open for snacks/ against Boston, Porcello (9-3) re- inning into the front row of seats analytical department,” Cora said. lyzed by video and receive lunch and pizza will be tired 19 of 20 Twins hitters, includ- in right-center for a 2-0 lead. He “I’m glad that it happened. They be- a written evaluation. served on Friday, July 20 ing the last 16. Throwing 97 pitches, nished with three hits and has lieve in what we’re doing, but some- The pitchers/catchers at the camp’s conclusion. he struck out ve and walked one. reached base eight times in his last times they see something extremely session will be held from Contact St. Mary’s base- Porcello nished seven innings three games. out of the ordinary. I was the happi- 12:30 to 3pm. All aspects ball coach Derek Dana at for the rst time in 10 starts since “He likes to take a lot of rst pitch- est guy, like ‘Thank God they hit it of their respective 781-521-9439 or ddan- April 29. His best previous start of es and then once in a while ambush- right there.’” mechanics will be covered. [email protected] for more Each will receive a written information. Trades, surprises highlight top of NBA Draft TV/RADIO TV NEW YORK (AP) — De- games. andre Ayton became the He joined Mychal MLB rst No. 1 Sun and Luka Thompson — father of 7 p.m...... LA Dodgers at NY Mets ...... MLB Network Doncic was traded only a Golden State All-Star 7:10 p.m...... Seattle at Boston ...... NESN day after arriving in the Klay Thompson — in 1978 College World Series U.S. as the only players from 3 p.m...... Mississippi State vs. Oregon State ...... ESPN The Atlanta Hawks the Bahamas to be the No. 8 p.m...... Arkansas vs. TBA ...... ESPN swapped the rights to 1 pick in the NBA draft. WNBA Doncic, the No. 3 pick “Having my name called 10 p.m...... New York at Las Vegas ...... ESPN2 from Slovenia, to Dallas to be the rst pick for CFL for Trae Young, the No. 5 the Phoenix Suns was 7 p.m...... Winnipeg at Montreal ...... ESPN2 selection from Oklahoma mind-blowing,” Ayton Golf on Thursday night in the said. “Having all that con- 5:30 a.m...... European: BMW International Open ...... Golf NBA draft. dence and leading up 12:30 p.m...... Champions: AFI Championship ...... Golf The Mavericks also gave to that point when I saw 3:30 p.m...... PGA: Travelers Championship...... Golf up a future rst-round Adam Silver came out, I 6:30 p.m...... LPGA: NW Arkansas Championship ...... Golf pick to draft Doncic, who was just waiting for my only arrived in New York 11 p.m...... Asian & Korean Tours: Kolon Korea Open .....Golf name, and when he called on Wednesday after help- NHL it, my mind went blank.” ing Spain’s Real Madrid 7:30 p.m...... NHL Draft ...... NBCSN The Sacramento Kings win its league champion- World Cup PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ship after he won Eurole- followed by taking Mar- 8 a.m...... Brazil vs. Costa Rica ...... FS1 ague MVP and Final Four Arizona center Deandre Ayton, right, poses vin Bagley III, the Duke 11 a.m...... Nigeria vs. Iceland ...... Fox MVP honors when they with NBA commissioner Adam Silver after get- big man who played with 2 p.m...... Serbia vs. Switzerland ...... Fox won that title this year. ting drafted No. 1 overall by the Phoenix Suns. Ayton at Hillcrest Prep Radio His lengthy Europe- Academy in Phoenix in MLB an season kept him from The Hawks will get teammates. 2015-16. 7:10 p.m...... Seattle at Boston ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 working out for teams but perhaps the most excit- The Suns stayed close to With Jaren Jackson Jr. he knew the Mavericks ing player in college bas- home to make the 7-foot- going fourth to Memphis, MLB liked him. ketball last season, the 1 Ayton the rst No. 1 Texas center Mo Bamba “I’ve been talking to Dal- rst player to lead the pick in franchise history. going No. 6 to Orlando AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE nation in scoring and as- The center from Arizona and Wendell Carter Jr. East Division East Division las a lot. They really want- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ed me, and they were very, sists in the same season. averaged 20.1 points and following to Chicago, it New York 50 22 .694 — Atlanta 43 30 .589 — very nice,” the 19-year-old Otherwise, the top of the 11.6 rebounds in his lone was an early run of big Boston 50 26 .658 2 Philadelphia 39 33 .542 3½ Toronto 34 39 .466 16½ Washington 39 33 .542 3½ said. “They were very nice draft was dominated by season in Tucson, tying men in what’s increas- Tampa Bay 34 40 .459 17 New York 31 41 .431 11½ to me, and I think we had big men, starting with a for the national lead with ingly become a perime- Baltimore 21 51 .292 29 Miami 29 46 .387 15 Central Division Central Division a very good relationship.” pair of former high school 24 double-doubles in 35 ter-based league. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 40 33 .548 — Chicago 42 29 .592 — Detroit 36 39 .480 5 Milwaukee 43 30 .589 — Minnesota 33 38 .465 6 St. Louis 38 34 .528 4½ Spieth, Zach Johnson tied for lead at Travelers Chicago 24 49 .329 16 Pittsburgh 36 37 .493 7 Kansas City 22 52 .297 18½ Cincinnati 28 45 .384 15 CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) — Jordan Spieth has no idea what West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB it is like to play from behind at the Travelers Championship. Houston 50 26 .658 — Arizona 40 33 .548 — The defending champion led after every round last year in his Seattle 46 29 .613 3½ Los Angeles 38 35 .521 2 Los Angeles 39 35 .527 10 Colorado 37 38 .493 4 rst visit to TPC River Highlands, and a shot a 7-under 63 on Oakland 38 36 .514 11 San Francisco 37 38 .493 4 Thursday to match Zach Johnson for the rst-round lead. Texas 32 44 .421 18 San Diego 34 42 .447 7½ Spieth had six birdies and an eagle out the bunker on par-5 Thursday’s Games Seattle (LeBlanc 3-0) at Boston (Wright sixth hole — a shot reminiscent of the greenside bunker shot Oakland at Chicago White Sox, ppd. 2-1), 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 4, Seattle 3 Baltimore (Cobb 2-9) at Atlanta (Newcomb that gave him a victory last year over Daniel Berger in a playoff. Boston 9, Minnesota 2 8-2), 7:35 p.m. “They’ve got some sort of magnetic sand for me,” Spieth joked. Baltimore at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Kansas City (Duffy 3-7) at Houston Toronto at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. (Keuchel 4-8), 8:10 p.m. “But it was actually a pretty tough shot there, almost a little Colorado 6, N.Y. Mets 4 Oakland (Bassitt 0-2) at Chicago White Sox downslope and I had to hit close to the ball, which you just Arizona at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. (Giolito 4-7), 8:10 p.m., 2nd game Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Texas (Minor 4-4) at Minnesota (Romero have to commit to it. I just hit the shot that was necessary. I St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. 3-2), 8:10 p.m. probably could have gone 4-5 feet bye, but I couldn’t hit it any San Diego at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Toronto (Estrada 4-6) at L.A. Angels (Lamb Friday’s Games 0-0), 10:07 p.m. better than I did and I was obviously fortunate for it to hit the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Oakland (Manaea 6-6) at Chicago White Arizona (Corbin 6-3) at Pittsburgh (Nova pin and go in.” Sox (Shields 2-8), 4:10 p.m., 1st game 4-5), 7:05 p.m. Detroit (Fiers 5-3) at Cleveland (Bieber Philadelphia (Eflin 4-2) at Washington Johnson went out in the morning and led for most of the day. Jordan Spieth shot a seven-under 63 in 1-0), 7:10 p.m. (Roark 3-7), 7:05 p.m. the rst round of the Travelers Champi- N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 4-2) at Tampa Bay Chicago Cubs (Quintana 6-5) at Cincinnati He had eight birdies, including six straight on the back nine, (TBD), 7:10 p.m. (Castillo 4-8), 7:10 p.m. one off of the course record. onship, good enough to tie for rst place. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you repeatedly say what Participation will be what Embrace life, and consider Size things up and get started. A change at home will improve Don’t go looking for trouble. you want to do, you’ll be brings about change. Wheth- the best way to move forward. You have plenty to gain if you your standard of living. Getting Taking on too much and stress- forced to make it come true. er you are making personal Changing your lifestyle or be- dig in and don’t stop until you your house and finances in ing about it will lead to discord The pressure to live up to changes or helping a cause, liefs will be enlightening for you, are finished. Celebrate your ac- order will ease stress and en- with someone asking too much your word can be a powerful the hard work you put in will but will probably cause a prob- complishments with someone courage you to relax and have of you. Say no if demands are motivator. make a difference. lem for someone close to you. special as the day comes to a little fun. too great. an end. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Get in the game, but don’t buy AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Consider your options and Keep moving, as idle time will your way in. Hard work, dedi- An emotional incident will cre- Stay focused and tend to your Creative solutions will help you put some muscle behind the be what gets you into trouble. cation and willpower, not over- ate havoc in your personal life responsibilities. If you are bring about positive change at choices you make. Saying is If you stop procrastinating and spending, will be your ticket to if you overreact. Don’t drown diligent about getting things home and work. Your energetic one thing, but achieving is ev- start doing, you will deter oth- success. You should walk away your sorrows in melodrama or done, you will receive the right input and diverse way of doing erything. Set guidelines and ers from complaining. Improve from anyone trying to convince indulgent habits. Make positive kind of attention. Strive for things will be praised by some stick to them. Avoid waste. your spending habits. you otherwise. changes. perfection. and criticized by others.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Girlfriend sees trouble ahead with man’s plans for mother A different play sends a new story DEAR ABBY: I am a seat,” he assertively tells Joseph Addison, cofound- But it should! woman, 34, who has final- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van them they must get up. er with Richard Steele of The In this deal, to defeat four ly met the man I want to Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, Other times he’ll interrupt Spectator magazine in En- spades, the defenders must spend my life with. He’s and was founded by her mother, my daughter to tell her to gland in 1711, said, “Self-dis- immediately take two dia- 31, and his family lives Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at come watch TV with him cipline is that which, next to vir- monds, one heart and a di- about six hours away. He tue, truly and essentially raises amond ruff. This means that DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los or sit next to him. In re- one man above another.” when East wins the first trick plans to move his mother Angeles, CA 90069. sponse, she tells him, “No, Self-discipline in the cards with the ace, then cashes the here to live in the near thank you.” played raises one bridge de- king, he is showing that he future. She doesn’t work We don’t want to be rude, fender above another. started with ace-king-double- or drive. She’s on state as- it’s a touchy subject, and loss of “personal space” — but his visits are making In this deal, for example, ton. sistance, and her Section 8 I’m not sure how to ap- he needs to know now. And everyone uncomfortable how should the defenders At trick two, West must isn’t enough for her to get proach this. I don’t want to if it spells the end of the and have become an issue card to defeat four spades send a suit-preference signal an apartment on her own lose him, but I’m afraid romance, so be it. of boundaries. How do we after West does well to find a to tell his partner where his here. this will affect our lives tell him and his mother diamond lead? entry card is situated. Here, My boyfriend plans to too much. Help! DEAR ABBY: I have a North’s two-no-trump re- he plays the diamond jack, we would like him to stop sponse was the Jacoby Forc- his highest card asking for a buy a duplex in the next neighbor who stops by sev- coming over? year or so and have her THINGS DON’T eral times a week unan- ing Raise, showing four-plus heart shift, the higher-ranking live in the other apart- LOOK BRIGHT nounced and uninvited. UNWELCOME trumps, at least opening of the other two side suits. count and, usually, at most Then four spades is defeated. ment. This would involve What complicates the NEIGHBOR IN DEAR THINGS: You seven losers. (This hand has me paying for part of the matter is that he has some FLORIDA admit you haven’t been as eight losers, but high point- house because we’ll likely form of mental disability. straightforward as you count takes priority.) South be married by then. The He’s in his 20s and lives DEAR NEIGHBOR: should have been with jumped to game with his min- problem is, the state won’t with his mother a block That young man is lonely, imum opening. give us any money for her your boyfriend. In a case away from us. We tolerat- but it should not be your In yesterday’s deal, East to live in it, so we’ll have to like this, honesty is the best ed his presence when he responsibility to entertain won the first trick with the di- cover all her expenses. On policy. I urge you to start used to stop by only occa- him. Tell his mother exact- amond king (bottom of touch- top of that, I’m not com- telling him exactly how sionally, but since meeting ly what you have written ing honors when playing third fortable with the lack of you feel NOW, because my 24-year-old daughter to me. It should be up to hand high), then cashed the privacy. your concerns are valid. who is staying with us, his her to tell her son to stop ace to learn how many cards his partner had started with in I have tried bringing His mother will be depend- visits have increased to dropping over. Depending that suit. However, some inex- ing upon her son — and upon how disabled he is, this up to him, and al- about five times a week. perienced players would have though he has been recep- you — for everything when When he comes over, he he should be working or in won the first trick with the ace tive, I haven’t been as she relocates. If you aren’t can be very demanding a program where he can do and cashed the king, thinking straightforward as I up to sharing the responsi- and rude. For example, if something constructive that it made no difference. should have been. I know bility — in addition to the someone is sitting in “his with his time.

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Or Jimi Hendrix's guitar combing over the place NEW YORK — Intel enforce workplace poli- Years before #MeToo, the that literally lent its name CEO Brian Krzanich re- pick? cies on gender equality CEO of Hewlett-Packard The five-day excavation to their generation — as signed after the company and sexual harassment. Co., Mark Hurd, was oust- if it was a Civil War bat- learned of what it called a did reveal some non-mind Even relationships that ed following accusations blowing artifacts: parts tle site. But Max Yasgur's past, consensual relation- appear consensual are of sexual harassment by old farm about 80 miles ship with an employee. of old aluminum can pull closely scrutinized — a female contract work- tabs, bits of broken bottle north of New York City is Intel said Thursday that and often prohibited by er. Hurd settled with the glass. 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He declined Paul Marciano stepped violation of the com- "personal conduct" unre- 49 years ago. historic site in American to comment further. down following a compa- pany’s non-fraterniza- lated to Best Buy's busi- "The overall point of this culture, one of the few Chief Financial Officer ny investigation into alle- tion policy. ness. An audit later re- investigation is to kind of peaceful events that gets Robert Swan will take gations of sexual harass- vealed the issue was an define the stage space," said commemorated from the over as interim CEO im- ment and assault. Studios and Walt Disney's "extremely close personal project director Josh Ander- 1960s," said Wade Law- mediately. A search for a John Lasseter, co-found- animation chief, also re- relationship with a female son, kneeling beside a hole rence, director of The Mu- new CEO is underway. er of Pixar Animation cently said he was resign- employee." that showed evidence of a seum at Bethel Woods.

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