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By Adam Swift ITEM STAFF Saugus PEABODY — While some By Bridget Turcotte local towns are ghting tooth ITEM STAFF and nail over building new recreational trails, Peabody SAUGUS — Suffolk Con- is getting in gear to make the struction has been chosen city more bike friendly. as the construction manag- Tired of lugging his kids’ er for the new combination bikes around, Ward 1 Coun- middle-high school building cilor Jon Turco is asking project. city of cials to look at im- Donors played a big role Contract negotiations were plementing a bike rental nalized following an in- program similar to recent depth selection process, in efforts in Salem and Revere. in new Swampscott park which a committee reviewed “I see over and over again project proposals, inter- these bike kiosks that are By Gayla Cawley Swampscott donated play- Gerardo Raffaele, viewed quali ed applicants, placed in cities and towns,” ITEM STAFF ground equipment for the president of and evaluated the rms and said Turco. “With the South town’s children, but the family Raffaele Construc- their proposals. The commit- Peabody trail, the Greenway, SWAMPSCOTT — As a result requested that the cost not be tion stands at the tee ranked Suffolk, a nation- and even with the new Crys- of a community effort, Phillips disclosed. site of the future al construction management tal Lake improvements, if we Park will soon feature a new Cresta, who is coordinating Phillips Park rm with more than 34 could get those kiosks, I think donated playground near the the project, said Raffaele Con- Playground at years of experience building it would be great. Me as a recently revamped Blocksidge struction, a company based in Blocksidge Field schools, as the rst choice. father trying to lug three or Field. both Swampscott and Lynn, do- in Swampscott. The Saugus High School four bikes in a car, I’d rath- Gino Cresta, department of nated their services for the site Project Building Committee er just put my credit card in public works director and as- work to prep for the playground opted to pursue a construc- sistant town administrator, ITEM PHOTO | PEABODY, A7 SWAMPSCOTT, A7 tion manager at-risk meth- said the Klaman family from SPENSER HASAK od for the project during a meeting in April. The meth- od guarantees that the se- lected construction manager Lynn business serves more than food allows for more  exibility if adjustments need to be made throughout the process. for everyone.” get back to their teaching careers.” By Thomas Grillo The company has complet- Mikedis and four other businesses Acosta called on all businesses ITEM STAFF ed school building projects were honored this week as Massachu- to access training funds available at the University of Massa- LYNN — Peter Mikedis was one of setts Secretary of Labor and Work- through the state to support English a handful of executives celebrated chusetts Amherst, Suffolk force Development Rosalin Acosta classes. She said University, and Everett High for teaching immigrant workers En- presented awards to Bay State busi- A workforce training fund of $23 School. It is currently man- glish. nesses offering English as a Second million annually from the Depart- aging phased construction The CEO of Sidekim Foods, a Lynn- Language classes in the workplace. ment of Labor can be used for En- projects at Somerville High based caterer, said it’s a win-win for “My parents were educators in glish learners. School, Massachusetts Insti- workers and employers. Cuba, but they didn’t speak English Sidekim Foods partnered with the tute of Technology, and Bos- “We host the classes here, we bring and didn’t have licenses to teach World Education to create an En- ton College. the teachers, and we pay the workers here,” she said. “My mom worked glish language program for their “We are extremely excited COURTESY PHOTO for their time,” he said. “The biggest in a sweater assembly line. My dad workers at their facility on Sander- to welcome Suffolk Construc- Peter Mikedis, bene ts are that it’s helping people, worked in a machine shop. They sur- son Avenue. tion aboard our project team, the CEO of improving worker longevity and im- vived and got their master’s degree Sidekim Foods. proving their lifestyle. It’s a bene t as adults. It took them 12 years to MIKEDIS, A3 SUFFOLK, A7 Revere Planet Fitness expected to work out well for Wonderland By Gayla Cawley The mayor’s of ce had no ITEM STAFF comment. “We’re con dent that our en- REVERE — The city is couraging and hassle-free envi- primed to get a little healthier ronment will be a welcome ad- with Planet Fitness announcing dition to the community,” said plans to open its second location Planet Fitness franchisee Stan- in Revere next month. ley DeMartinis in a statement. The club, which will be ap- The 151 VFW Parkway LLC, proximately 20,000 square feet, an entity owned by Winstanley will be at the Wonderland Mar- Enterprises LLC of Concord, ketplace at 151 VFW Parkway, bought the 10-acre mall for Suite H, across from the Won- $15.5 million last year, accord- derland Train Station. ing to public records. “It’s a great t and need for Winstanley Enterprises Prin- the city and suits that shop- cipal Adam Winstanley did not ping center complex perfectly return a phone call seeking especially with the buildout of comment. residential Waterfront Square Planet Fitness plans to open … around the beach,” said city planner Frank Stringi. PLANET FITNESS, A2 A healthy outlook for students at INSIDE North Shore Community College

By Daniel Kane EMT instructor Bob Boeri, with People gather In Lynn eld FOR THE ITEM help from current EMT and former around a medical Seasonal rink to open student Cindy Tarantino, were the dummy during the at MarketStreet. A2 LYNN — North Shore Commu- ones showing off tools like the KED health care open nity College student Martha San- to inspire visitors to look into a pos- house at North In Lynn chez probably did not expect to be sible career in the eld. Shore Community Lynn Democrats to hold strapped into a Kendrick Extrica- “There is a real commitment here College on Satur- unity breakfast on Oct. 29. A3 tion Device (KED) Saturday during to expand the program going by ex- day. her time at the Health Care Pro- panding equipment and facilities,” In Opinion gram Open House and Tour, but she Boeri said. Upholding tradition. A4 was happy to volunteer so a group Sanchez was one of several dozen ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK GET A READ of visitors could see the medical tool students and interested local resi- In Sports ON SAUGUS in action. dents who visited the open house to “It was fun,” she said with a laugh learn more about the new programs 7-0: Three Lynn football after being unstrapped from the offered at the Lynn campus, thanks teams nish undefeated CANDIDATES device used by Emergency Medical in regular season. B1 to a Massachusetts Capital Skills Pages A5-6 Technicians (EMT) to immobilize patients after a car accident. NSCC, A7

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Elsie I. Sindoni, 102

LYNN — Elsie Irene (Block- N.H., and Andrew Blocksidge sidge) Sindoni of Lynn, passed of Lynn, her nieces: Louise away in the Rosewood Nursing Blocksidge of Lynn and Amy and Rehabilitation Center in Blocksidge of Lynn, as well Peabody on Friday, Oct. 20, as her sisters–in-law, Lydia 2017, at the age of 102. Born Blocksidge of Lynn and Vir- in Lynn, she was the daughter ginia Sindoni of Tahoe City, CA of the late Walter H. and Alice and her brother-in-law, Palmer (plant) Blocksidge. Elsie was Pearson of Lynn. Many other raised and educated in Lynn nieces and nephews survive and was a graduate of Lynn her. In addition to her parents English High School with the and her husband, Anthony, El- Class of 1933. Prior to her sie was preceded in death by marriage to Anthony Sindoni, her siblings: Horace and John Elsie worked as a private sec- Enos Blocksidge. retary for Dunn and Bradstreet Service information: A Fu- in Boston. Later on in life, she neral Service for Elsie will be worked for Cement Line Pipe held in the CUFFE-McGINN Co. of Lynn and then for the Funeral Home, 157 Maple St., Sears Credit office in Lynn, Lynn on Thursday, October 26 both in part time roles. at 10 a.m. Burial will follow Elsie leaves her son, John in the Pine Grove Cemetery, Sindoni of Lynn, her neph- Lynn. Visiting Hours will be ews: Victor Sullivan and his held in the funeral home on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wife, Maureen of Lynn, Robert Wednesday, Oct. 25 from 4-7 The ice skating rink at the MarketStreet shopping mall in Lynnfield will open in mid-November. Blocksidge and his wife, Mary p.m. For directions or to view of Lynn, Jackie Blocksidge and the online guestbook, please Seasonal rink to open at MarketStreet his wife, Kathy of Windham, visit: www.cuffemcginn.com.

LYNNFIELD — From The rink will have ice temperature, even in Skaters may bring their mid-November through an array of illuminated warmer temperatures. own skates or rent skates Cedric K. Squires, 75 February, the Market- snowflake lights. It is New for this year, the at the rink. Street shopping mall will situated on The Green, rink will open at 1 p.m. Rink hours will be Mon- open its ice skating rink home to MarketStreet’s on Wednesdays, to be day and Tuesday: 4-9 LYNN — Mr. Cedric Ethan and Chelsea K. Squires, 75 years and two great-grand- for the fifth consecutive community events, per- in sync with neighbor- p.m.; Wednesday: 1-9 p.m.; year. Weather permitting, formances and gather- ing communities’ public of Lynn, died peace- children. He leaves Thursday and Friday: 4-9 the MarketStreet Rink ings, has views of Reedy school early-release days fully on Thursday, his brothers-in-law p.m.; Saturday: 10 a.m.-10 will open the weekend of Meadow and neighbors and will have extend- Oct. 19, 2017, in and sisters-in-law, Nov. 10 with grand open- such as J. Crew, Vine- ed hours during school p.m.; Sunday: 11 a.m.-8 his home. He is the John Grant of Hyde ing activities on Saturday, yard Vines, J.P. Licks, vacations. The rink is p.m. husband of Yolande Park, Michael Grant Nov. 11, that will include lululemon athletica and also available for les- For admission rates and S. Solomon. He was of Lynn, Danny Grant free hot cocoa, live enter- FuGaKyu Japanese Cui- sons, private birthday additional information, go born in Trinidad, West of Trinidad, Marina tainment, giveaways and sine. A 200-ton refrigera- parties, corporate events to marketstreetlynnfield. Indies. He is the son Goorahlial of Lynn, more. tion unit ensures optimal and charity fundraisers. com. of the late Kenneth Squires Annete Carrington of Matta- and the late Enid Hoyte. Ce- pan, Joy Lohar of Lynn, and dric was born and raised in Charmine Fortes of Milton and No joke: Jimmy Tingle running for office Trinidad and came to Lynn in many nieces, nephews, and 1969. cousins, including his cous- Cedric loved to travel and in Irma Hill of Florida. He is By Bob Salsberg trend with other comics. enjoyed music. He raised the brother of the late Merle ASSOCIATED PRESS “I’ve been doing social homing pigeons and belonged Hoyte. and political humor for 30 BOSTON — Though to several organizations. He Service information: Ced- years,” he explained. “I’d enjoyed all sports. Cedric ric’s funeral will be held on Jimmy Tingle has long like to go to the next level made biting political hu- loved company and enjoyed Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2017, and see if I can actually be being around people. He at 9:30 a.m. from the SO- mor a staple of his stand- involved and affect social up routines, he insists his loved hosting big cookouts. He LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 change on a personal level.” was the owner of Cedric Up- Broadway (Route 129) Lynn dive into Massachusetts Tingle’s credits include holstery on Western Avenue in followed by a funeral Mass politics is anything but appearances on “The To- Lynn. He retired 10 years ago in St. Mary’s Church, Lynn comic relief. night Show” with Johnny for health reasons. at 10:30 a.m. Burial in Pu- The Cambridge-born co- Carson, “Late Night with In addition to his wife with ritan Lawn Memorial Park. median and social activist, Conan O’Brien” and his whom he shared 37 years of Relatives and friends are who returned to school and own HBO comedy special. marriage he leaves two chil- respectfully invited. Visiting earned a master’s degree He was a regular contrib- dren including his son, Sher- hours are on Tuesday from from the Kennedy School wyn Tidd and his wife Sharon 4-8 p.m. Directions and of Government at Harvard utor on “60 Minutes II,” a spinoff of the venerable of New Jersey. Cedric is the guestbook at www.solimine. University, raised eyebrows grandfather of five including com. with his recent announce- news show that ran on CBS ment that he would run for from 1999-2005, filling a lieutenant governor, a job commentator role similar with limited visibility and to that of Andy Rooney on few official responsibilities. the original program. Clarence J. Cormier, 96 “Initially a lot of people Tingle graduated from 1921-2017 might think it’s a joke or Harvard in 2010 and was whatever, but I’m serious,” a commencement speak- Clarence John ways be remembered Tingle, a Democrat, said er that year, reflecting Cormier, 96, passed for his good counsel, in a recent interview with on growing up in a work- away peacefully at kindness, generosity The Associated Press. ing-class neighborhood in McCarthy House, and dependability. He’s not the first to go the shadows of the presti- Sandwich, on Oct. He is survived by from seeking laughs to gious university. 19, his 70th wedding his daughter Susan seeking votes — Demo- “By the eighth grade, our anniversary. Stifflemire-Kahn of crat Al Franken navigat- whole neighborhood had “CJ” was born in Chatham, his son Pe- ed from “Saturday Night their eye set on Harvard, Lynn on Oct. 11th, ter Cormier of South Live” to the U.S. Senate. not so much for scholar- 1921, to Alice and Yarmouth, his grand- But Tingle’s candidacy ships but because it was Clarence Cormier, Sr. He was children Holly Seiferth, Heidi comes at a time when co- an excellent place to steal a graduate of Classical High Crone, Heather Bombard, medians in general ap- bicycles,” he joked during school and Bentley College. Caitlin McMahon, Emily Da- the speech. pear to be exerting great- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS After serving in the US Army in vidson, Abby Sanders and his er influence on political In truth, he never clipped WWII, he married his beloved great-grandchildren Ella and discourse. Late night TV a bike from Harvard Yard, Jimmy Tingle, a 2010 graduate of Harvard’s wife, Genevieve Ladziata, who Cassidy Crone. host Jimmy Kimmel’s said Tingle, but as a young Kennedy School of Government, said he plans also served her country in Service information: A fu- emotional opposition to man there were “alcohol-re- to run for lieutenant governor of Massachu- the US Navy. They moved to neral Mass will be held on Republican attempts to lated” run-ins with the law, setts in the 2018 election. Swampscott where they resid- Tuesday, Oct. 24 at 10 a.m. repeal and replace for- including stops for drunken ed for over 30 years. at St. Pius X church, Station mer President Barack driving and public drink- treatment was among his prescribed duties apart He was a career accountant Avenue South Yarmouth, MA Obama’s health care law ing. After several childhood motivations for seeking from assuming the gover- and Controller having spent 02664. Burial will be at the is but one recent example. friends died or went to jail, public office, he said. nor’s office in the event of many years with Raytheon Massachusetts National Tingle, 62, said running he checked into rehab and Tingle is the second a vacancy — which has in and other large companies. In Cemetery, Bourne MA with for office was a decision has been sober since 1987. Democrat to announce for fact occurred three times 1983 retirement brought them Honors. long in the making and Ensuring that others have lieutenant governor, a con- over the past 50 years. to South Yarmouth on Cape Donations in lieu of flow- not an effort to start a access to substance abuse stitutional office with few Republican Lt. Gov. Cod. There he was active in his ers may be made to Hope- Karyn Polito has focused parish and community. 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Dontai Barton, left, and Katrell Fortes. Faith Guy sits beside one of the thirteen Lynn Democrats to hold doors. unity breakfast on Oct. 29 Lynn business serves more than food MIKEDIS tric Controls, and a consor- apply for state funding LYNN — The Lynn ry Kennedy and Eileen crats to socialize and talk From A1 tium of childcare business through the Workforce Democratic City Committee’s Duff, and Essex County about shared values with owners in Jamaica Plain Training Fund and to iden- Other businesses of- annual unity breakfast will Register of Probate Pame- friends, family, neighbors, and organized by the Ja- tify partners that can teach be Sunday, Oct. 29, from la Casey O’Brien. elected officials, and can- fering English language customized English classes. classes in the workplace maica Plain Neighborhood 8:15 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Candidates for gover- didates for office. Attend- Porthole Restaurant, 98 The nor Jay Gonzalez, Robert that were honored were Development Corp. Thomas Grillo can be Lynnway, Lynn. Massie, and Setti Warren, ees also enjoy a plentiful MilliporeSigma, Piantedo- English for New Bos- reached at tgrillo@item- Invited guests include and lieutenant governor breakfast buffet. si Baking Co., United Elec- tonians helps employers live.com. U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, hopefuls Quentin Palfrey The donation is $30 per Secretary of the Com- and Jimmy Tingle, as well person. Donations will monwealth William Gal- as Brian Felder, candidate be accepted at the door vin, State Treasurer Deb for Secretary of the Com- or in advance by sending Goldberg, State Auditor monwealth plan to attend, a check made payable to Suzanne Bump, Essex along with members of the the LDCC c/o Josh Walsh, County Sheriff Kevin state and local delegation 13 Curtis St, Lynn, MA Coppinger, Massachusetts and other elected officials NOW OPEN Democratic Party Chair and candidates for public 01905. For more informa- Gus Bickford, state sen- office are planning to at- tion, please contact LDCC ator and candidate for tend. Chair Agnes Ricko at al- Lynn Mayor Tom McGee, The annual unity break- [email protected] or Governor’s Councilors Ter- fast is a chance for Demo- 781-599-9347. Shelter thanks East Coast

International Church for help Now serving the public from Tuesday to Friday 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. LYNN — Lynn Shel- ful to Pastor Kurt Lange LSA would like to of- ter Association this week and the entire congre- fer a public and heartfelt Lynn Vocational Technical Institute High School thanked East Coast In- gation at East Coast In- “thank you” to our friends 90 Commercial St., Lynn ternational Church and ternational Church, who and neighbors at the 781-477-7420, ext. 3265 Pastor Kurt Lange for as- selflessly offered their East Coast International sistance church members help and support when Church for supporting our provided to the Willow our homeless guests were homeless guests at a chal- PLEASE COME AND SUPPORT LYNN TECH KIDS Street shelter during the forced to evacuate the lenging time. Sept. 30 flash flooding. emergency shelter,” said Shelter (LSA) Executive Evans, adding, “When the Director Mark Evans said shelter was faced with APP TREE INC. 22 Lincoln Ave. the shelter experienced crisis, it was Pastor Kurt Saugus and the East Coast In- significant internal flood- 781-233-2757 ing to space that provides ternational Church to the Fall Clean Up rescue.” emergency shelter for more than 60 homeless in- • Tr im Dead Limbs Monday, Oct. 23 dividuals each night. LAW OFFICES OF Space reserved for day- JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Remove Dangerous Trees Tuesday, Oct. 24 time shelter programs was • Social Security Disability also flooded. • Workers Compensation 30 Years in Business Evans said East Coast • Accidents American Chop Suey offered space for shelter 25 years located across Fully Insured - FREE Estimate guests to sleep while reno- from Lynn District Court $5.99 vation work was complet- 15 Johnson St. 150-foot Crane - Fully Equipped ed on the interior of the 781-596-0100 CELL 617-908-7576 or ONLY WITH THIS COUPON JAMES J. CARRIGAN shelter. Call by 7 p.m. 781-938-8690 “The Lynn Shelter Asso- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Cannot be combined with any other offers. RONALD D. MALLOY Not for take-out. Valid for up to 2 people. ciation is extremely grate- www.jamescarriganlaw.com www.apptreeinc.com [email protected] A4 MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 OPINION NOAH SMITH HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Gauging president’s Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg E C  J. Edward M. Grant Director of Advertising T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. News Editor Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K effect on labor market J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Finance Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan I always laugh when I see cisions. Trying to measure 1990s, while Richard Nix- Chairman Customer Service Chief Operating O cer stories asking how many the results of a presidential on was unlucky enough to P ’ Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 jobs the president has cre- policy would require wait- be in office during the oil Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 ated. This language is com- ing years just to isolate the shock of 1973. Blinder and Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 mon in the news media, as signal from the noise. But Watson explore a number All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 well as in the boasts of cer- in those intervening years, of these luck-related factors Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 tain presidents. To be fair, other long-term changes in their paper, concluding Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 most people understand happen to the economy. that these random events, Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 the phrase as shorthand Even when policy does more than monetary or fis- Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 for how much employment have an effect, it’s probably cal policies, helped Demo- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 growth there was during not as big as people think. cratic presidents. Subscriptions a president’s time on the The most optimistic esti- Second, election results [email protected] job. But many people seem mates claim that the Bush depend on the economy. It Circulation to hold the president per- tax cuts of 2001 increased could be that recessions [email protected] sonally responsible for the gross domestic product by a cause white working-class Ext. 3 ups and downs of the labor total of 1.5 percent and the voters — who tend to vote market. Obama stimulus reduced Republican based on cul- Newsroom But how true is that? unemployment by 1.8 per- tural and social issues — [email protected] There are basically two cent — good results, but to defect to the Democrats. [email protected] EDITORIAL ways the country’s chief not spectacular. And many This probably happened in Ext. 4 executive can create jobs estimates place the effects 1992 and 2008. Then, when Sports — policy and rhetoric. Both as being even smaller. the economy recovers from [email protected] of these are very limited The second way presi- the downturn, the Dem- tools. Some policies can be dents could affect the econ- ocratic president might Ext. 5 Upholding implemented with execu- omy is through rhetoric. reap the political benefit Retail and Online tive orders — if they pass A president’s confidence from the bounce-back, win- Advertising legal muster. But most of could buoy businesses and ning reelection and staying [email protected] the really significant policy consumers, causing them in office during the rest of ADVERTISING tradition changes have to go through to spend more. Or he might the recovery. Congress, which is a balky threaten to carry out dan- That pattern looks to have Ernie Carpenter Jr. Dance lessons aren’t normally a part of town and gridlocked institution. gerous policies, causing reversed itself in the most Director of Advertising meeting warrants, but Lynnfield officials waltzed Then, if a policy gets con- uncertainty among busi- recent election. The Great and Business Development, ext. 1355 Special Town Meeting members through some [email protected] gressional imprimatur, it ness leaders and damping Recession was so deep, and fancy steps Monday before striking a balance has to actually have a big investment. Some econo- the recovery from it took Michele Iannaco between local concerns and a request to expand influence on the economy. mists have tried to quanti- so long, that it wasn’t until Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 town-granted alcoholic beverage licenses. Most policies probably fy the latter by looking at the end of Obama’s second [email protected] The Board of Selectmen asked members to ap- don’t make much difference how much uncertainty gets term that wages and em- Jim McFadyen prove a new all-alcohol liquor license and five by themselves. Most are expressed in news outlets, ployment really started to Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 bar and restaurant licenses and Town Meeting small regulatory tweaks or but except in a few special look healthy. That allowed [email protected] responded with a compromise. minor changes to spending cases it’s hard to tell why Trump to win back many Ralph Mitchell By not approving the new all-alcohol license and taxation. Occasion- uncertainty rise and fall. white working-class voters Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 request, Special Town Meeting thwarted Mar- ally, something big will There is evidence that by appealing to racial and [email protected] ketStreet Whole Foods’ plans to sell more than get through — George W. the economy tends to do cultural issues. But since Patricia Whalen beer and wine in its local store. But the vote to Bush’s tax cuts, Obamacare better when Democratic the post-Great Recession Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 approve the bar and restaurant licenses sets the or the 2009 stimulus. Even presidents are in power. boom is only now getting [email protected] stage for new local establishments, including then, it may take years for Economists Alan Blinder underway, Trump will prob- ones looking to open in MarketStreet, to seek a the policy to have an effect. and Mark Watson found ably be able to enjoy a polit- BUSINESS OFFICE license to offer full liquor fare to their customers. Even if presidents’ pol- this in a 2015 paper: ical windfall from a contin- Beth Bresnahan The compromise vote is an insight into the icies do manage to help These numbers show ued strong economy. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 complicated relationship between a small com- the economy, it’s hard to that since World War II, In other words, the illu- [email protected] munity like Lynnfield and a shopping mecca like quantify their impact. The Democratic presidents sion that the president con- Susan J. Conti MarketStreet. The shopping destination’s own- standard deviation of the have presided over stron- trols the economy helped Controller, ext. 1288 ers are attuned to the incomes many Lynnfield net number of jobs added or ger economies than Repub- Democrats in 1996 and [email protected] residents possess. But MarketStreet’s boutiques lost in the U.S. each month lican ones. The difference 2012. But in 2020, there’s a Ted Grant and shopping amenities also draw shoppers from since January 2001 is about exists regardless of which good chance that it will be Publisher, ext. 1234 across the North Shore. 226,000. That’s more than party controlled Congress. the Republican who gets to [email protected] The town and the shopping complex enjoy a three times the average So does this mean that take credit for all the jobs Marian Kinney close relationship that on Monday night had its monthly change — in oth- Democrats, either through he supposedly created. ext. 1212 compatibility tested. Town Administrator James er words, employment is wise policy or by positive [email protected] extremely volatile. That’s a rhetoric, give the economy Noah Smith is a Boudreau told meeting members giving Whole Will Kraft sign that there are plenty of a giant boost? Maybe not. Bloomberg View colum- Foods an all-alcohol license translates into more Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 other forces at work in the First of all, this is a small purchasing choices for town residents. nist. He was an assistant [email protected] economy other than presi- sample, so it could easily Sound as it may be, that argument ran head-on professor of finance at dential policy — changes in all be luck. John F. Ken- Jennifer Perez into town tradition. Three local families own lo- Stony Brook University, ext. 1205 business or consumer sen- nedy and Lyndon Johnson [email protected] cal liquor stores and the owners staked out their timent, trade patterns, pro- were president during most and he blogs at Noahpin- customer turfs, in part, by acquiring their licens- ductivity growth, other gov- of the high-growth 1960s, ion. Readers may eamil Carolina Trujillo es from previous owners. ernment policies or simply and Bill Clinton during him at nsmith150@ Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] In other words, they did it the old-fashioned the timing of business de- the technology boom of the bloomberg.net. way: They bought liquor licenses instead of seek- Jim Wilson ing creation of a new one by the state Legisla- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 ture. There is nothing wrong with Whole Foods’ [email protected] request — business, after all, is business — but CIRCULATION where people buy their booze has the potential of Lisa Mahmoud being as much a tradition in a small town as buy- Manager, ext. 1239 ing gardening supplies at the local greenhouse [email protected] and breakfast at the local cafe or diner. CLASSIFIED Town Meeting, it should be noted, saw no prob- lem with going to the Legislature to seek new Abbe Young Smith bar and restaurant licenses. Presumably mem- Manager, ext. 1276 [email protected] bers agreed with Boudreau who said the licens- es dovetail with development goals for the town NEWSROOM generating additional meal tax revenue. Bill Brotherton MarketStreet settled in Lynnfield in part be- Features Editor ext. 1338 cause the town is a good host and a good neigh- [email protected] bor. But when it comes to messing with Main Gayla Cawley Street and businesses that are part of the town’s Reporter, ext. 1236 fabric, a line gets drawn and the hand drawing it [email protected] is Tradition. Cheryl Charles Night Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] RAMESH PONNURU Tori Faieta Copy Editor [email protected] 2018 campaign ad leaves out something huge Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] One of the Democrats’ first po- than Trump is. The September rage for Trump. Enabling Trump is Most of those voters don’t like Ryan because they think he isn’t Spenser Hasak litical ads of the 2018 campaign NBC/Wall Street Journal poll had one of the main offenses they hold Photographer, ext. 1332 attacks “Paul Ryan and the Wash- Trump “upside down” by 9 points: against the congressional leaders. doing enough to support Trump. [email protected] ington Republicans.” It opens 43 percent approved his perfor- Heavy consumers of political That sentiment won’t lead them to vote for a Democratic candi- Thor Jourgensen with footage of the House speak- mance and 52 percent disap- news might forget it, but Trump News Editor, ext. 1267 er walking with Senate majority proved. Ryan was at -16 percent is also much better known than date for the House. From that [email protected] leader Mitch McConnell. net approval, McConnell at -30. A either Ryan or McConnell. That candidate’s perspective, the best But it never mentions President lot of Republicans who approve of NBC/Wall Street Journal poll also achievable outcome of an anti-Ry- Steve Krause an ad campaign is getting some of Sports Editor, ext. 1229 Donald Trump by name. It doesn’t Trump are giving the congressio- showed that 36 percent of people [email protected] use Trump’s image, either. nal leadership a thumbs-down. have no clear opinion of Ryan, these people to stay home. A larg- Democratic strategists tell Amy Democrats would be delighted if and 48 percent have no clear opin- er proportion of anti-Trump vot- Katie Morrison ers might actually vote for Demo- Sports Reporter Walter, the national editor of the congressional Republicans found ion of McConnell. The comparable [email protected] Cook Political Report, that this themselves under attack next fall figure for Trump is 12. cratic candidates. omission is not an accident. She from both President Trump and For a lot of voters, then, a Dem- That’s why next fall, if you live in Owen O’Rourke a competitive congressional district, Photographer, ext. 1224 paraphrases the view of one of them. But I suspect that in the ocratic campaign that uses Ryan you are likely to see the president’s [email protected] them: “Attacking the Republican end Democratic campaigns are as a foil would have to execute face in a lot of Democratic ads. leadership is more effective and going to make Trump their villain two steps: First get them to dislike Roberto Scalese Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 credible with swing voters than more than Ryan or McConnell. Ryan, then get them to dislike Re- Ramesh Ponnuru is a [email protected] trying to tie random Republicans Midterm campaigns usually go publican congressman X because Bloomberg View columnist. He to the unconventional and unde- badly for the party that holds the of Ryan. If Trump is the foil, on Anne Marie Tobin is a senior editor at National Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 finable Trump.” White House because its voters the other hand, step one can be [email protected] It’s a clever strategy — but it’s are complacent while the other skipped for a lot more voters. Review, visiting fellow at the probably too clever to work. side’s are fired up. What’s firing up Democrats face another obstacle American Enterprise Institute Bridget Turcotte and contributor to CBS News. Reporter, ext. 1269 Democrats are attracted to the Democratic voters right now? They in trying to take advantage of the [email protected] strategy because Ryan and Mc- heartily dislike Ryan and McCon- fact that a significant number of Readers may email him at rpon- Connell are even less popular nell, sure. But they have white-hot voters like Trump but not Ryan. [email protected]. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. 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Debra Panetta Office running for: Board of Selectmen Michael J. Serino Education: Suffolk University, Bachelor’s degree in Office running for: Board of Selectmen Accounting, Magna Cum Laude; Education: Graduate of Saugus High School and Northeastern University, Masters in Business Admin- the University of Massachusetts istration (honors) Occupation: General Electric Company Occupation: Director of Financial Reporting and Jeff Cicolini What are your accomplishments? Analysis Joslin Diabetes Center, Boston As the former chairman of the Board of Selectmen, Office running for: Board of Selectmen What are your accomplishments? I was part of an administration team that oversaw the Education: Bachelor of Science in Business Manage- I have two children, Mark and Sabrina, who I am very renovation of Belmonte Middle school. We adopted and ment, major in Accounting and minor in economics proud of. I have earned the Distinguished Toastmaster instituted best financial management policies which have Occupation: Partner/Certified Public Accountant/ award and have been endorsed by the Sierra Club. resulted in a bond rating of AA+, free cash of $2.9 mil- Chartered Global Management Accountant I am also proud of all the work I’ve done for Saugus lion and a stabilization fund of $6 million. We also set in What are your accomplishments? over the last three decades. Whether working as a Town motion plans for a new high school along with the renova- I have a wonderfully supportive and loving wife of 20 Meeting Member, School Committee Chairman, Presi- tion of our parks and playgrounds. Moreover, I personally years, Julie. We have two children, Gianna, 16, and An- dent of the SRWC, or Selectmen Chairman, every action oversaw the construction of our town’s walking path (rail thony, 13. I began my employment straight out of Salem I took was always in the best interest of Saugus. trail). State University in 1994 and I worked my way up the What do you feel is the biggest issue facing your What is the major issue facing your communi- ranks from a new staff member, to senior, to manager, city (or local schools)? ty (or local public schools)? and then to partner/shareholder in 2006. Saugus didn’t have a district-wide solution to deal The challenging issues facing Saugus over the next I volunteer for several nonprofit boards including the with the condition of our schools. In June 2017, the few years include the 180 million school construction Salem State University Foundation where I am treasurer townspeople supported two debt exclusions: one for a program along with the renovation of all our parks (since 2009) and chairman of the Audit/Finance commit- new middle/high school and one to renovate the Bel- and playgrounds. tee. I have been a selectman in Saugus since March 2015. monte and Veteran’s schools. How do you propose to pay for your plan to What do you feel is the biggest issue facing your This is the largest investment our town has ever sup- remedy this issue? city? ported, so we need to make sure that these efforts stay The voters have supported our school construction One of the biggest issues we are faced with, along with on track. We are currently in the full design phase and program by recently passing a debt exclusion. In each of our neighboring communities, is the opioid issue. in the process of hiring a construction manager. We regards to our parks and playgrounds, the town has How would you propose the city pay for your hope to break ground in fall 2018. several funding options available such as: free cash remedy to address that issue? How would you propose the city pay for your (and/or) our stabilization fund which could be used This issue needs to remain on the front burner and must remedy to address that issue? for this one-time expenditure, or long-term borrowing. remain a key area of focus. We in Saugus realize the opi- In June 2017, voters voted in favor of a debt exclusion for However, once the costs of the projects are finalized oid issue is very serious and the financial resources must this major capital improvement project. The Massachu- then discussions within the administration would have be made available locally and from the state and federal setts School Building Authority Board will be reimbursing to take place as to the best financial option to pursue. governments in order to deploy the resources necessary to Saugus up to $65.1M (57.72%) for this new school. What is something about you the voters may help reduce the severity of this epidemic that is plaguing so What is something about you that voters may not know and would be surprised to know? many children and adults. Continuous education, outreach not know and would be surprised to know? Many voters would be surprised to know that as a and counseling are critical factors. Community groups, ath- I come from a musical family, where everybody plays an kid I was very overweight and in my early twenties letic and recreational programs and our schools are all ven- instrument. I’m a subscriber of the North Shore Music The- lost 85 pounds. Having a gym in my home helps me ues that are being used to implement these factors. atre. I enjoy concerts, especially at the Lynn Auditorium. keep to a regimen plan of working out four to five days What is something about you that voters may a week, spending some 40 minutes weightlifting and not know and would be surprised to know? 20 minutes on my elliptical machine. I wasn’t planning on being an accountant when I be- gan college.

Scott Brazis Office you are running for: Board of Selectmen Education: Graduate of Saugus High School; Bache- lor of Science in Criminal Justice Forensics, University Corinne Riley of New Haven; Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration, Western New England College; John Office running for: Board of Selectmen F. Kennedy School of Government Executive Program, What are your accomplishments? Harvard University; Boston University’s Corporate Edu- My greatest accomplishment is raising three great cation Center, where I furthered my studies in leader- Assunta “Sue” A. Palomba children. On the School Committee, my accomplishments ship and critical thinking in the 21st Century, focusing include voting for the SOI for the new SHS, working with on problem-solving in the public government sector. Office running for: Board of Selectmen private business to obtain and install AEDs in all school Occupation: Director of Concierge and Security Education: Bachelor of Science Degree in Business buildings, and initiating the SHS Job Fair to help provide Services, Samuels and Associates Management from Merrimack College. Lady of Naza- students with employment and constructive use of time What are your accomplishments? reth Academy, Class of 1984. outside of school. I’ve also worked with Representative • Helped support and shape sound financial practic- Occupation: After graduating from Merrimack Col- Wong, Superintendent, and administration to obtain es, which led to the town achieving a AA+/Stable rating lege, I held a position as budget accountant for Daka grant money for the FIRST Robotics Program. Settled under S&P Global Ratings. Food Services in Wakefield for five years. After that, I re- mutually beneficial teacher, paraprofessional, custodial • Supported and advocated for the town-wide initia- directed my ambitions and joined my parents’ business, contracts. I was an active advocate for the Belmonte Ren- tive to implement a new education plan in the district, where I helped manage more than 35 units of real estate. ovation campaign and project through its completion. I’ve build a new, grades 6-12 Middle-High School, estab- What are your accomplishments? volunteered with many Saugus organizations, including lish the current Belmonte Middle School as an Upper I’m a Realtor with Century 21 North Shore of Saugus. I’m many years as Religious Educator, Little League Manag- Elementary School for grades 3-5, and transform the married to Americo Palomba. We have two daughters, Rosa er/Treasurer, and PTO President. Rescigno, 26, and Melisa Palomba, 23. We are also grand- What do you feel is the biggest issue facing Veterans Memorial Elementary School into a Lower Ele- parents to our 10-month old-grandson Giovanni Rescigno. your city (or local schools)? mentary School for pre-K to grade 2. What do you feel is the biggest issue facing your The biggest issue facing Saugus is a lack of a Capital • Supported and advocated for better parks and play- city (or local schools)? Improvement Plan (CIP). Our playgrounds and sewer grounds for the Town’s children and families. Proud to The biggest issue in Saugus is growth and develop- system need work, and our cemetery is full. A CIP is say we now have community and recreational opportu- ment. There are about 1,000 condos and apartments in the best way to plan what gets done, when, and how it nities for all ages. the process of being built in this town along with other gets paid for, which is why it’s mandated in the Town What do you feel is the biggest issue facing commercial development. Charter. It would provide stability to departments by your city? This growth will certainly create increased traffic on our defining when police, fire, DPW, and school equipment Our school facilities require a new Middle High School major routes, imposing more hardships. Route 1 is our main get replaced; would provide stability and maintenance and other renovations to existing school buildings. The way into the Boston and is traveled heavily each day by for town buildings and infrastructure, help us spend Town needed strong, stable leadership to move Saugus 100,000 vehicles. We’re also dealing with water breaks due more wisely, and provide taxpayers a voice as to what forward with a continued vision and direction. to obsolete water pipes and out of date safety codes. I would goes into the plan. The High/Middle School opens in How would you propose the city pay for your propose public safety along Route 1. We have less police and 2020; we should use the interim years to plan how to remedy to address that issue? more people. Less public works employees and more roads. use the Waybright, Oaklandvale, Ballard, Lynnhurst. The voters overwhelmingly supported, almost a 3-1 I would stay within town budget for more staffing. How would you propose the city pay for your vote, in favor of the plan and approved a debt exclusion How would you propose the city pay for your remedy to address that issue? to fund the new school projects. remedy to address that issue? Identifying funding sources before the CIP is made is Reinstated Town Manager Scott Crabtree in order The new corporations that are building around Route 1 premature. Funding sources would be identified as part to restore strong leadership, respect, and professional- such as Avalon to take on paying or doing the work. of the plan. However, I encourage exploration of addi- ism in Saugus, giving the Town back the direction and What is something about you that voters may tional Grants, including a Grant writer. Additionally, we vision it needed to move forward. Solidified the Town’s not know and would be surprised to know? should work more closely with our State Representa- continued stability and strong leadership by extending I was the President of my high school Student Council. tives and Senator to bring more funding into Saugus. the Town Manager’s contract. I’m a parishioner and Chorus member at Blessed Sacra- What is something about you that voters may What is something about you that voters may ment and St. Margaret’s Church, I also am the Exalted not know and would be surprised to know? not know and would be surprised to know? Ruler at the Saugus Everett Elks and volunteer a lot of my I have a diverse background having worked as an Ex- I am an avid reader and enjoy crime novels. time in giving back to the community. ecutive Assistant, Florist Manager, and Union steward. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 Michael A. Coller POLICE/FIRE Office running for: Board of Selectmen Education: Graduate of Bridgewater State College All address information, particu- urday at 67 Tudor St.; at 12:02 9 S Elm St., Apt. 3, Lynn, was roll Savage Park on Lynnfield with a Bachelor of Science in Management larly arrests, reflect police records. In p.m. Saturday at 12 Kernwood arrested and charged with un- Street. An officer spoke to the Occupation: Security Professional specializing in Drive; at 6:31 p.m. Saturday at licensed operation of a motor person riding the dirt bike and the detection of truth and deception, Amazon.com #1 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is the sole responsibility of the con- 25 Park St.; at 8:07 p.m. Satur- vehicle, speeding and posses- told him that he could not ride Best Selling Author day at 659 Boston St.; at 8:54 sion of an open container of the bike on the field, and also cerned party to contact the relevant p.m. Saturday on Washington alcohol in a motor vehicle at couldn’t ride without a license. What are your ac- police department and have the Street; at 9:18 p.m. Saturday 10:16 p.m. Saturday. There was no damage to the complishments? department issue a notice of correc- at 73 Woodman St.; at 9:51 field; at 6:47 p.m. Saturday at I served on the Saugus tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or p.m. Saturday at 21 Margin Complaints 2 Oakland St.; at 10:50 p.m. Library’s Board of clarifications will not be made without St.; at 3:10 a.m. Sunday at 18 Saturday at VFW Fidelity Post Trustee and Conserva- Hamilton Ave.; at 9:37 a.m. A report of a disturbance at 1011 at 20 Stevens St.; at tion Commission. I am express notice of change from the ar- 3:11 a.m. Saturday on Bass resting police department. Sunday at Silsbee and Union 11:58 p.m. Saturday at 2 Oak- licensed by the Massa- streets; at 10:24 a.m. Sunday Point Road; at 10:18 p.m. land St.; at 5:15 a.m. Sunday chusetts State Police as at 579 Boston St.; at 10:47 Saturday at Castle and Flash at 7-Eleven on Main Street. An a private investigator LYNN a.m. Sunday on Flint Street. roads; at 11:22 p.m. Saturday unarmed robbery was reported. and guard company on Lodge Road. A woman had her purse ripped and the owner of MAC Arrests Overdose and cell phone stolen. Investigations and Osvaldo Cun, 26, of 19 PEABODY A report of gunshots at 11:35 Security Services. I am A report of an overdose at p.m. Saturday at 12 Veterans the creator “7 Signs of Salem St., was arrested and 11:35 a.m. Friday on Neptune charged with violation of the Arrests Memorial Drive. An officer spoke Lying” (Audio CD). I Boulevard; at 7:51 p.m. Friday at with other residents in the area have been featured on open container law at 2:32 Essex and Washington streets; at Dawnmarie Burkett, 39, a.m. Sunday. and no one else heard anything Chronicle and WBZ’s 1:25 p.m. Saturday at Commer- of 58 Archer St., Apt. 1, Lynn, besides the initial caller. “Night Side with Dan Rea.” Rey Gomez Tomas, 27, of cial and Summer streets. was arrested and charged with What do you think is the biggest issue facing 19 Salem St., was arrested resisting arrest, assault and and charged with OUI liquor, Theft your community (or local schools) and how Theft battery on a police officer and negligent operation of a motor would you address it? disorderly conduct at 8:31 p.m. A report of a larceny at 3:52 vehicle, alcohol from an open A report of a robbery at 11:19 My priorities include improving our town employee turn- Friday. p.m. Friday at 2 Hancock St. A theft container in a motor vehicle, a.m. Friday at St. Michael’s Hall over rate, ratification of open contracts, salary levels and Jeremy Michael Gillette, 26, from a bank account was report- unlicensed operation of a mo- at 61 West Neptune St.; at educational incentives. This will spark further creativity of 610 Lynnfield St., Lynn, was ed; at 9:46 p.m. Friday at Healthy tor vehicle and failure to wear 11:55 p.m. Saturday at 54 Elm arrested on a warrant at 5:44 Pet at 637 Lowell St. A caller re- in educators, rejuvenate our employees to invest in fur- a seatbelt at 2:11 a.m. Sunday. St.; at 11:56 p.m. Saturday at thering their education, which will boost morale, improve p.m. Friday. ported a customer stole $90 from Sklym Guillaume, 20, of 7 54 Elmwood Ave. Daniel C. Ingram, 48, of 2 the back room. A 17-year-old ju- operations and provide a higher level of sustainable public Liberty Square, was arrested A report of a larceny at 12:18 service. Retention of our associate base is essential. New Haven Drive, Apt. 307, venile was summoned for larceny; and charged with Class B drug p.m. Friday at 67 Silsbee St.; at Nashua, N.H., was arrested and at 4:48 p.m. Saturday at Sunglass How would you propose the city pay for your possession at 9:42 p.m. Satur- 2:14 p.m. Friday at 44 Union remedy to address that issue? charged with OUI liquor second Hut at 210S Andover St. A theft of day. Court; at 9:04 p.m. Friday at offense at 11:03 p.m. Friday. products valued at $2,220 was Economic development progressively brings new Reginald Miller, 49, of 51 210 Lewis St.; at 11:57 a.m. business and is the impetus of newly accelerated funding. Bianca R. McCaul, 25, of 14 reported. Pleasant St., Malden, was ar- Saturday at 8 Essex Ave.; at Hamerick Road, was arrested Budgets have a stabilization line item. How does the town rested and charged with OUI 4:18 p.m. Saturday at 126 protect excess funds and “roll them over” accruing interest and charged with OUI liquor at Vandalism liquor second offense at 11:25 Union St.; at 5:09 p.m. Satur- 5:44 p.m. Friday. at a feasible rate, all in an effort to utilize them for a town p.m. Saturday. day at 41 Light St.; at 11:31 A report of vandalism at initiative? Are there excess dollars, and what line items Rayvon Ramos, 20, of 7 Ev- p.m. Saturday at 269 Union St. Accidents 8:53 p.m. Friday at 12 Ray St. did they come from? I would propose a review through ans Lane, was arrested and A report of motor vehicle theft A broken window was report- the Planning, Zoning and Inspectional Services for all fees charged with Class B drug dis- at 11:56 a.m. Sunday at Hart A report of a motor vehicle ed; at 11:25 p.m. Friday at 2 assigned to developers, builders, engineers, and transpor- tribution at 1:53 p.m. Friday. and Robinson streets. accident at 4:52 p.m. Friday on Christopher Terrace. A caller re- tation companies traveling the roads of Saugus. David Soto-Peleaz, 22, of 3 Central Street; at 6:07 p.m. Fri- ported two to three people in a What is something the voters may not know Myrtle St., was arrested on war- Vandalism day at Sylvan Street Grille at 12 white or silver sedan egged her about you and would be surprised to learn? rant charges of unlicensed op- Sylvan St.; at 6:15 p.m. Friday house; at 10:37 a.m. Sunday I am an avid fisherman and a staunch catch and eration of a motor vehicle and A report of vandalism at 2:58 at 5004 Heatherwood Lane; at Northshore Mall Security at release proponent. I enjoy applying my skills as a no inspection/sticker at 8:10 p.m. Friday at 90 O’Callaghan at 11:03 a.m. Saturday at 44 210S Andover St. A caller re- “master chef” for guests home or away. a.m. Sunday. Way. Oak St.; at 12:15 p.m. Satur- ported a broken glass in front Patrick Swinson-Biffi, 20, A report of motor vehicle day at 48 Lynnfield St. and 2 of Tilly’s. Mark Mitchell of 298 Union St., was arrested vandalism at 6:31 a.m. Satur- Cashman Road; at 3:47 p.m. and charged with drug posses- day at 27 Alice Ave.; at 10:18 Saturday at 136 Lowell St. and SAUGUS Office running for: Board of Selectmen sion with intent to distribute at a.m. Saturday at 18 Bond St.; 2 King St. Norma Serrano, 49, Education: Bachelor’s Degree from Northeastern 11:36 p.m. Friday. at 2:20 p.m. Saturday at 551 was summoned for unlicensed Arrests University James Wooten, 50, of 23 Summer St.; at 12:58 a.m. operation of a motor vehicle. Occupation: Controller Jefferson St., was arrested and Sunday at 937 Western Ave. Karelis Gonzalez-Serrano, 56, John L. Ballantine, 28, of 13 charged with operation of a was summoned for allowing Newhall St., was arrested on a What are your ac- motor vehicle with a revoked MARBLEHEAD unlicensed operation of a mo- warrant at 6:44 a.m. Sunday. complishments? license at 7:21 p.m. Friday. tor vehicle; at 4:39 p.m. Sat- Tyler W. Maniscalco, 23, of I have been on the Arrest urday on Newbury Street; at 60 Gardiner St., Apt. 2, Lynn, Board of Selectmen Accidents 7:04 p.m. Saturday at Latitude was arrested on a warrant at since March 2015. Since Christian Tucker Scioletti, Sports Club at 194 Newbury 5:38 p.m. Friday. helping lead the recall A report of a motor vehicle 28, of 133 Atlantic Ave., was St.; at 10:35 p.m. Saturday at Matthew William Pinkham, of the former board I accident at 1:20 p.m. Friday at arrested on a warrant at 10:39 74 Lake St. A deer was hit by 29, of 48 Bellvale St., Hudson, have been part of a great Broad and Green streets; at 2:35 a.m. Friday. a car. The vehicle was towed; N.H., was arrested and charged team which has helped p.m. Friday at Chatham and Lex- at 3:19 a.m. Sunday at Route with unregistered motor vehi- make a major differ- ington streets; at 2:52 p.m. Fri- Accidents 128 North and Centennial cle, operation of a motor vehi- ence in Saugus. Some of day at Chestnut and Goodridge Drive. A rollover car accident cle with a suspended license, A report of a motor vehicle hit these accomplishments streets; at 4:31 p.m. Friday at was reported; at 1:02 p.m. uninsured motor vehicle and and run accident at 10:38 a.m. include: In March, 2015 Walgreens at 290 Broadway; at Sunday at Route 128 North Class B drug possession at Saturday on Pleasant Street. we immediately rein- 4:50 p.m. Friday at 59 Mall St.; and 310 Lowell St. 1:27 a.m. Saturday. A report of a motor vehicle stated Town Manager at 7:17 p.m. Friday at Nichols A report of a motor vehicle accident at 6:48 p.m. Saturday Scott Crabtree restoring and Western avenues; at 10:04 accident with personal injury at on Hawkes Street. Accidents strong leadership in Saugus. We recently extended the a.m. Saturday at 637 Lynnway; 5:44 p.m. Friday at 18 Tremont contract of our Town Manager for 5 years giving Saugus at 12:57 p.m. Saturday at Com- St. Bianca R. McCaul, 25, was A report of a motor vehicle the stability it needs as we move forward. mercial and Summer streets; at Complaints arrested for OUI liquor. Jeremy accident with personal injury I supported and advocated for the new Middle-High 2:17 p.m. Saturday at Metropol- at 5:57 p.m. Friday at Broad- A report of a disturbance at Michael Gillette, 26, of Lynn School which saw Saugus unite in an overwhelming 70 itan Credit Union at 475 Western way and Walnut Street. A sin- 8:34 p.m. Friday on Pleasant was arrested on a warrant; at to 30 percent vote. I helped support and shape sound fi- Ave.; at 2:58 p.m. Saturday at gle-car accident was reported Street. A caller reported 20 kids 2:36 p.m. Sunday at Route nancial practices leading to the town achieving a AA+/ 196 Franklin St.; at 4:06 p.m. with heavy front-end damage. on skateboards bothering cus- 128 North and 310 Lowell St. Stable rating. Saturday at 121 Adams St.; at The driver was taken to Melrose tomers. Police reported there was A motorcycle accident was re- I supported the town’s continued investments in pub- 5:51 p.m. Saturday at 195 Eut- Wakefield Hospital; at 7:19 one skateboarder and a couple ported. lic safety by endorsing plans to buy a new fleet of sev- aw Ave.; at 7:20 p.m. Saturday at p.m. Friday at Walnut Place at of kids on bikes at the 7-Eleven A report of a motor vehicle en 2017 Ford Police Interceptor Explorers. I supported 176 Washington St. 190 Broadway. A two-car acci- who were not bothering anyone. hit and run accident at 8:50 purchasing a new F750 tree truck with a 75-foot aerial A report of a motor vehicle dent was reported. A caller complained about a p.m. Saturday at Burlington boom for the public works department. hit and run accident at 9:59 A report of a motor vehicle neighbor’s motorcycle parked on Coat Factory at 310 Andover What do you think is the biggest issue facing p.m. Friday at 88 Spencer St.; accident at 7:30 p.m. Friday on the sidewalk at 11:37 a.m. Sat- St.; at 1:45 a.m. Sunday at your town (or local public school) and how would at 1:34 p.m. Saturday at 16 Broadway. urday on Sewall Street. The caller 19 Veterans Memorial Drive; at you address it? Commercial St.; at 10:10 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle hit later reported that the motorcycle 7:45 a.m. Sunday at 3 Dobbs I think the biggest issue would be changing what has Saturday at 16 Range Heights and run accident at 11:16 p.m. was still there and that she was Road. David W. Boyd, 59, of been working since March, 2015. The town is clearly Road. Friday at 469 Walnut St. and a having a “grandmother’s fit” 500 Northshore Road, Apt. 9C, moving in a positive direction with a strong town man- A report of a motor vehicle Fairmount Avenue. watching all of the people walk was summoned for leaving the ager and a great team of Selectmen. While we don’t al- accident with personal injury scene of property damage; at ways agree, we have a mutual respect for one another. at 9:01 a.m. Saturday at Lynn into the street around the mo- torcycle. She said the motorcy- 1:56 p.m. Sunday at 108 Low- Breaking and Entering I am extremely proud of what we have accomplished. Shore Drive and Ocean Street; ell St. We will continue this positive track and lead Saugus to at 9:52 p.m. Saturday at Cha- cle owner is “real arrogant” and A report of a motor vehicle he was the one who left a note heights it has never seen before. tham and Collins streets; at Breaking and Entering breaking and entering at 3:50 10:27 p.m. Saturday at 95 on her car telling her to park in a.m. Saturday at 31 Stone St. the driveway. Police reported the Jennifer Elaine D’Eon Union St. A report of a breaking and owner was just getting out of the entering at 12:38 p.m. Satur- Complaints shower and would move it. She Office running for: Board of Selectmen day at St. John’s School at 19 Assaults called back and said that the A report of a disturbance at Education: North Shore Community College, Associ- Chestnut St. An employee re- mothers are walking in the street 1:42 p.m. Friday at 7 Thomas ate’s Degree in Business A report of an assault and ported the school was possibly and that it had been 15 minutes St.; at 4:25 p.m. Friday at Oye’s Occupation: Insurance Coordinator, Hallmark Health battery at 8:08 p.m. Friday at broken into overnight. Police — she wanted the motorcycle Restaurant at 44 Broadway; What are your accomplishments? Cliff Street and Greenwood Av- reported there were fingerprints moved. at 5:38 p.m. Friday at Resco I’m on the Board of Selectmen that makes every effort enue; at 12:52 a.m. Sunday on on the window and it wasn’t A caller reported there was a Wheelabrator at 100 Salem to exceed the expectations of our citizens. I am on the Ag- Washington Street. clear if anything was missing. gregate Reclamation Committee, the High School Build- A report of an assault at 12:25 strong odor of marijuana coming Turnpike. ing Committee, I attend Economic Development Meet- a.m. Sunday on Lynn Shore from a car parked in the Village Complaints A report of suspicious activity ings and other key meetings which I feel is a vital role of Drive; at 12:50 a.m. Sunday at Plaza parking lot at 6:27 p.m. at 9:51 p.m. Friday on Denver the BOS. I take pride in collaborating with Town Meeting Union and Washington streets. Saturday on Pleasant Street. Po- A report of suspicious ac- Street. A caller reported a group members and the various boards to realize the common lice couldn’t find the car. tivity at 8:47 p.m. Friday at of youths throwing trash into goals of Saugus. I’ve volunteered at the Veteran’s Food Breaking and Entering 22 Franklin St. A man was re- the street. Police reported be- Pantry, the Saugus 200th Anniversary Committee and Fire portedly found urinating at the ing unable to locate the youths, assisted with the Round Hill Memorial Project. A report of a breaking and residence and was now back in but a sergeant replaced a bar- A report of a grill fire at 8:19 What do you feel is the biggest issue facing your entering at 7:04 p.m. Friday at his car. Police reported the man rel that was knocked over. p.m. Saturday on State Street. city (or local schools)? 20 Park St.; at 8:21 a.m. Satur- had dropped some friends off The fire was extinguished. The town needs the current Board of Selectmen to see day at 74 Elmwood Ave. and was heading home. He SWAMPSCOTT all the open projects underway in town to completion, A report of a motor vehicle was advised of what he did. such as the Middle School/High School Project, School breaking and entering at 12:36 Theft A report of a disturbance at Accidents a.m. Saturday at 47 Park St.; at District Realignment, Route 1 Development Project A report of a larceny/forgery/ 10:47 p.m. Friday at 4 Tremont and the Aggregate Reclamation Plan. I see deficiencies 9:15 a.m. Sunday on Whittier Place. A caller reported people A report of a motor vehicle Street. fraud at 10:59 a.m. Friday on in Fiber Optics technology, by that I am talking about Linden Street. A caller reported were talking loudly outside. Po- accident at 1:20 p.m. Friday at Comcast’s unfair advantage over our cable subscribers. missing jewelry from the house. lice reported the people were Atlantic and Phillips avenues; at Another area that needs work is more infrastructure Complaints having a conversation; at 11:31 4:51 p.m. Friday at Swampscott improvements, specifically the Route 1 corridor. We High School at 200 Essex St. A report of a disturbance at p.m. Friday on Wayne Road; at need to have more streets repaired to Chapter 90 com- NAHANT 12:33 a.m. Saturday at 2 Main A report of a motor vehicle pliance so we can get more funding from Beacon Hill. 12:13 p.m. Friday at 18 Bond accident with personal injury St.; at 12:16 p.m. Friday at St. A caller reported someone How would you propose the city pay for your Arrests was walking loudly upstairs. Po- at 9:11 a.m. Saturday on Hum- 10 Church St.; at 4:11 p.m. phrey Street. remedy to address that issue? Kimberlie R. Kelley, 28, of lice responded and couldn’t hear Friday at 16 Tilton Place; at A report of a motor vehicle hit We will need to pursue grants and state aid by work- 12 Glendale Circle, Wilmington, any noise; at 2:48 a.m. Saturday 5:37 p.m. Friday at Walgreens and run accident at 6:24 p.m. ing with our state reps and senators to secure funding was arrested and charged with at Whispering Meadows at 278 for Saugus. at 21 Joyce St.; at 5:47 p.m. Saturday at 174 Humphrey St. Friday at 64 Washington St.; at two counts of Class A drug pos- Newbury St. What is something about you that voters may session, Class B drug posses- Police responded after a re- not know and would be surprised to know? 7:14 p.m. Friday at 19 Wyman Theft St.; at 12:01 a.m. Saturday at sion and on warrants at 12:02 port of someone driving a dirt I have a love of history, especially the Civil War and bike on the baseball field at Speedway Gas Station at 120 a.m. Saturday. A report of a larceny at 12:05 our local colonial history. My family and I explore many Marvin S. Sanchez, 25, of 10:14 a.m. Saturday at Car- of the museums and period homes in Massachusetts, we Liberty St.; at 12:49 a.m. Sat- p.m. Saturday at 8 Essex Ave. even visit cemeteries locating our ancestors. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Suffolk built a strong case in Saugus SUFFOLK in the design development school project and to wel- From A1 phase with the Massachu- come Suffolk aboard our setts School Building Au- project team,” said Jean- and to continue moving thority, the quasi-indepen- nie Meredith, who chairs forward on this project dent government agency the Building Commit- with the Massachusetts that funds public schools. tee and School Commit- School Building Authori- The town will submit a tee. “The detailed design ty,” Town Manager Scott full design development phase of the project, where Crabtree said in a state- package to the authority we are now, is another im- ment. “The selection of in early November. portant step towards the Suffolk Construction as Voters overwhelmingly continued prioritization of the project’s construction supported two debt exclu- education within the com- manager at risk is an ex- sions to allow for the con- munity, which will benefit citing next step in the de- struction of the new school the children and residents sign development phase of and a restructuring of the for decades to come.” the project, which brings entire district during a us closer to building our special election in June. Bridget Turcotte can be new school for the commu- “We are extremely excit- reached at bturcotte@item- nity.” ed to be moving forward live.com. Follow her on The project is currently with the middle-high Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Donors played a big role in new park

SWAMPSCOTT treated wood, and officials project, but mostly the From A1 suspected there were car- family because of a prior cinogens in the wood. He working relationship. equipment installation. said the new playground “The Klaman family and The new playground in will be close to where Kids I have been doing business Phillips Park will com- Cove was, but a little far- for about 20 years and plement the refurbished ther back from the street when I heard that (they ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Blocksidge Field, locat- and closer to Blocksidge were) donating the play- ed on Humphrey Street, Field. ground and there was no Professor Bob Boeri of Topsfield and EMT Cindy Tarantino of Glouces- which was unveiled last Cresta said the Kla- budget to do the site work ter put a full body brace on NSCC student Martha Sanchez during a sim- month after a multi-year man family ordered the and preparation for the ulation as part of the health care open house at North Shore Community effort. Town Meeting ap- playground equipment in playground equipment, I College on Saturday. propriated $1.65 million June, with a plan to have stepped in and donated and the other $300,000 it in place by the time the my labor and materials to was raised privately for turf field was installed, but perform the project,” Raf- A healthy outlook for NSCC students faele said. the turf field project, the company they bought interested in visiting and Donlan described how Raffaele said site work NSCC which included installing the equipment from kept checking out the new pro- growing up with a sibling included excavating and From A1 new turf, new bleachers putting it off. He said the grams. installing a concrete berm, with diabetes and helping and a new press box. Klamans just wanted to grant. The open house showed or retaining wall, to retain them inspired her interest “I appreciate the efforts give back to the town. “This is very good for the visitors EMT and dental the edge of the playground in a field where helping of both the Klaman fami- The plan now, Cresta future,” Sanchez said. tools, and included a tour and setting elevations for others is the primary goal. ly and Raffaele Construc- said, is to start installing The programs being of a new classroom which the playground equipment “I jumped at the idea tion for their goodwill the playground equipment added and benefitingfeatures areas to simulate to be installed. He said his of getting down here and and providing the new on Monday, with a hope to from the grant will help patient care that would be company will also assist checking out these pro- playground at Blocksidge finish up two weeks from students become eligible done in a place like a hos- in supervising the equip- grams,” she said. Field,” Cresta said. then. He said Raffaele for state, national, and pital. ment installation. Donlan was originally The new playground is Construction got the site local exams for positions Among those listening “I think it’s important interested in programs a need in the community. prepped last week for the such as Nurse Assistant, to Dean of Health Pro- focused on EKG and Phle- Cresta said there was a playground installation for small companies to Dental Assistant, Phar- fessions and Human Ser- be a part of the commu- botomy but said after the small playground in Phil- — the company’s efforts macy Technician, Central vices Maryanne Atkinson nity that we’re in,” Raffa- open house she may pur- lips Park next to the field saved the town close to Sterile Processor, Phle- and Registered Nurse and ele said. “There (were) a sue the medical assistant house that was removed $10,000. botomist, or Electrocardio- Simulation Coordinator lot of good guys that put as part of the turf field Cresta said Gerardo gram (EKG) technician. Joan Niles talk about the program. that whole thing togeth- project. He said the play- Raffaele, president of the Another visitor interest- offered programs were Dean of Corporate and er to make that happen ground equipment was construction company, ed in the dental assistant Lynn residents Alicia Community Education Di- and I thought that I could outdated, which included training program was Donlan and Yurany Hin- anne Palter Gill was hap- was doing a separate job do something to help out a metal slide and swing Carolyn Twomey. Current- capie. py to see the nice turnout for him about a month ago with that whole field proj- set with three swings. installing granite piers ly unemployed, Twomey “I love to help people, of students and communi- ect. They have a tight bud- has always been interest- this is a good step in pur- ty members. About a decade ago, down at Blocksidge Field. get over there on that.” Cresta said the town vot- He said Raffaele agreed ed in the dental field. suing that,” said Hincapie, “This is awesome for ed to take out the play- to donate equipment and Gayla Cawley can be “The job market is al- who has lived in Lynn our Lynn population,” she ground at Kids Cove in materials to assist both reached at gcawley@item- ways changing,” she said for 15 years since moving said. “We are very excit- Phillips Park because it the town and the Klaman live.com. Follow her on describing why she was from Colombia. ed.” was built out of pressure family for the playground Twitter @GaylaCawley. Shifting gears: Pedal power in Peabody

PEABODY Area Planning Council Street as well as a feasi- A Salute to From A1 (MAPC), there was talk bility study for a bikeway of establishing a regional crossing at Route 1 and a machine, pull four bikes bike share program. 95. out, ride the bike trail and “One bike share program The future construction bring them back at the end for one community might of the second phase of the of the day.” not work, but a network of bikeway project will in- Salem teamed with VETERANS communities might work,” crease the Independence Saturday, Nov. 11, 2017 Cambridge-based Zagster, said Bellavance. He said Gateway to eight miles, Inc. this year to bring 18 the MAPC will bring more In honor of Veterans Day, rental cruiser bikes to information about a re- according to the project proposal from the commu- Saturday, November 11, 2017, three rental stations this gional program back to The Daily Item will publish a spring. the next meeting of the nity development depart- This fall, Revere North Shore coalition. ment. The bikeway cross- special page devoted to those launched a bike shar- If the bike share pro- ing program project would who are currently serving military ing program with Bei- gram becomes a reality, provide a link for the Bos- duties and those veterans jing-based startup ofo. Peabody riders could also ton to Border Trail project. who are gone but not forgotten. Take this time with photo The eight-week pilot pro- see a few more miles of $37 and shield gram deployed 200 bright trails in a few years. to say yellow bicycles citywide The Community Pres- Get the Mail form to: “Thank You” available for $1 per hour. ervation Committee is to your military In Peabody, the key to looking for City Council e-edition The Daily Item a bike sharing program approval of funds to help Attn.: Salute to Veterans family member. could be teaming up with pay for Phase II of the PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and neighboring communities, extension of the Peabody $27 shield only according to Curt Bella- Independence Greenway Lynn, MA 01903 SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of vance, the city’s commu- project. The $116,385 in JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who nity development director. Community Preservation passed away passed away Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. At a recent meeting of Act funds would help pay the following shields: Lovingly Lovingly North Shore mayors, town for the extension of the with your remembered remembered home delivery by wife by wife managers, and planners trail from North Shore Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim subscription. and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son with the Metropolitan Mall Road to Endicott Tom. Tom.

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Henry Swedenborg, left, working with Davey the Clown (David Holzman) at the 3rd annual harvest festival at Swampscott PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS High School. Chinese propaganda faces stiff

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE competition from celebrities HONG KONG (AP) — When the propaganda film, “The Found- ing of an Army,” hit theaters in China recently, the reaction wasn’t quite what the ruling Communist Party might have hoped. Instead an outpouring of nationalism and self-sacrifice for the state, it inspired mockery for trying to lure a younger audience by casting teen idols as revolutionary party leaders. Viewers more used to seeing the idols play love interests in light-hearted soap operas responded to the film by projecting “modern-day romantic narratives on the founding fathers of the nation,” said Hung Huang, a well-known social commentator based in Beijing. “It was hilarious.” While China’s resurgent Communist Party once pushed its pol- icies on an unquestioning public, it now struggles to compete for attention with the country’s booming entertainment industry and the celebrity culture it has spawned. “Chinese people are increasingly ignoring party propaganda and are much more interested in movie stars, who represent a new lifestyle and more exciting aspirations,” said Willy Lam, an ex- pert on Chinese politics at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Fox renewed O’Reilly contract despite knowing of allegations NEW YORK (AP) — The parent company of the Fox News Channel says it knew a news analyst planned to file Bridget Maloney riding the mechanical pumpkin. a sexual harassment lawsuit Jad Oubala setting up the pins for against Bill O’Reilly when it pumpkin bowling. renewed the popular person- ality’s contract in February. The New York Times re- ported Saturday the company renewed O’Reilly’s contract after he reached a $32 million settlement with the analyst, Lis Wiehl. In a statement, 21st Centu- ry Fox defended its decision because it said O’Reilly had settled the matter personally. It also said O’Reilly and Wiehl had agreed the financial terms would be kept confidential. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The company says O’Reil- ly’s new contract had added protections that allowed Fox to dismiss him if other allegations Lilly surfaced. Cardone O’Reilly was ousted months later when it was revealed Fox had draws a paid five women a total of $13 million to keep quiet about harass- pumpkin. Bridget finishing her ride. ment allegations. Serving up pie in Saugus

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Steffan Gravely broke the Tech rush- ing record in the Tigers’ win over Greater Lowell Saturday.

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Prince Brown hauled in two touchdown catches in the Bulldogs’ win over Winthrop.

Calvin Johnson’s ITEM FILE PHOTO 65-yard touch- down run helped the Spartans get started on a high note Saturday night.

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Spartans storm English offense too Tech passes test past Austin Prep much for Vikings with ying colors

By Scot Cooper on their way to a 36-6 win. By Harold Rivera really a testament to the By Harold Rivera  rst half before the Ti- FOR THE ITEM The home team improves ITEM STAFF kids in our program and ITEM STAFF gers were able to punch to 7-0, while the Cougars how hard they’ve worked.” in two touchdowns in the LYNN — The Austin (0-7) are still looking for LYNN — The English English’s offense set LYNN— Prior to Sat- third quarter to claim the Prep football team knew their  rst win of the sea- football team came into the tone early and never urday morning’s game 13-0 win. The victory gives it had a tough task Sat- son. the 2017 season hungry looked back. The Bulldogs against Greater Lowell, Tech its  rst CAC Small urday night at Manning On the  rst play, John- for redemption after a exploded for 35 points in the Tech football team had title since 1991. Field. The Cougars would son kept the ball and tough campaign last fall. the  rst half and added breezed through its Com- “We’ve had battles with have to play awless foot- rolled to his right, blasted Saturday afternoon’s 49-0 two touchdowns in the monwealth Athletic Con- Greater Lowell in the last ball for four quarters and by his teammates on the rout over Winthrop at fourth quarter for the 49-0 ference schedule. Tech’s four years,” Tech coach  nd a way to shut down St. Mary’s sideline, then Manning Field capped an win. 6-0 start to the 2017 sea- James Runner said. “Two St. Mary’s talented offen- deked to the left, cutting undefeated regular season “Our offensive line son placed the Tigers one years ago we had an over- sive crew. It took the Spar- back toward the middle for the Bulldogs. picked up Winthrop’s blitz win away from  nishing time  ght, 45-42, against tans just two plays and 15 of the  eld and running Redemption accom- package really well,” Car- the regular season unde- them. We talked about seconds to show AP how it in for a 65-yard score at plished. roll said. “Our running feated and claiming the that before the game start- tough their task was real- 10:45. “We want to keep getting backs hit open holes and CAC/Small crown. ed. It was a great football ly going to be. The Spartan defense got better, but I’m real proud they made plays when Tech, No. 1 in Division game. We’ve been waiting St. Mary’s received the Johnson and his offense of being 7-0 and I’m real there were plays to be 8 North, will host Mari- for this. We wanted a test.” opening kick and on the the ball right back, and proud of the kids,” English made. Matt (Severance) an-Keefe Tech on Satur- For the  rst time all  rst set offensive play of then the senior from Lynn coach Chris Carroll said. hit open receivers and our day night at Manning. season, the Tigers were the game, Spartan quar- found Patrick Henry from “They’ve put tremendous receivers made defenders But the Gryphons were held scoreless through the terback Calvin Johnson 16 yards out and it was up effort into the offseason, miss tackles. It was really no walk in the park.  rst half. Tech started the broke a big one, the  rst from the end of last season Greater Lowell held Tech score for the home team SPARTANS, B2 to this fall. To be at 7-0 is BULLDOGS, B2 scoreless through the TIGERS, B2 Local football teams gear up for postseason By Katie Morrison ITEM STAFF The MIAA football pairings were re- leased Sunday, and with three undefeated teams and another at 6-1, the Lynn teams are sitting pretty at the tops of their re- spective divisions. English (7-0) sits atop Division 3 after a decisive win over Winthrop Saturday to wrap up the perfect regular season. It will host No. 8 Winchester Saturday at Manning at 2. The Sachems snuck into the playoffs ITEM FILE PHOTO at 2-5, and haven’t won a game on the road Haley Bernhardt logged a this season. Winchester, which plays in the hat trick for the Swamp- always-tough Middlesex League, has yet to scott girls soccer team on beat a team with a winning record as well. Saturday. Winchester is coached by Wally Dem- bowski, who spent a year as an assistant SCHOOL ROUNDUP coach at Swampscott under his cousin ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Steve Dembowski a few seasons ago. The Sachems are led by quarterback Tony Swampscott’s Isaiah Bascon breaks the tackle from Saugus’ Vinny Ci- Fiorentino, who relies heavily on running rame. Bernhardt’s back Peter Gallagher to generate scoring. At the other end of the D3 bracket is No. hat trick lifts 3 Classical (6-1), which will take on a fel- Big Blue keep foot on the low Northeastern Conference team in No. 6 Danvers (5-2). The Rams already topped Swampscott the Falcons in Week 5, 28-14. Danvers is gas to take down Saugus coming off a tough 10-7 loss in Marblehead are moving on to the next game in the By Mike Alongi last Friday. By Scot Cooper FOR THE ITEM FOR THE ITEM  rst round of the playoffs. Classical will get the second game of Fri- “Good game, certainly good to come out THE SWAMPSCOTT GIRLS day night’s Manning doubleheader at 7:30. The Swampscott girls soccer SWAMPSCOTT — The visiting Saugus with a big win on Senior Day, it was a SOCCER TEAM CELEBRATED If both English and Classical win their  rst team celebrated Senior Day Sachems got the ball  rst Saturday af- good game by our entire team. We want- withSENIOR a 4-0 DAY win WITH over A 4-0 Hoosac WIN two games of the tournament, they’ll meet ternoon on Swampscott’s Senior Day at ed to make a statement to those guys ValleyOVER HOOSACSaturday VALLEY at Blocksidge SATUR- in the Division 3  nal. DAY AT BLOCKSIDGE FIELD. Blocksidge Field. That was just about all (Saugus), but now we’re focused on next Field. St. Mary’s cruised to a big win over Aus- that went right for the guests early on as week and the playoff game,” Frary said. Haley Bernhardt stole the tin Prep Saturday to  nish the regular sea- HALEY BERNHARDT STOLE the Blue stormed to a 40-19 win. “It’s always one game at a time for us, show,THE logging SHOW, LOGGINGa hat trick. A Mack-HAT son 7-0 and earn the top seed in Division 7. The Big Blue will turn their attention and our eyes are set on next week’s game enzieTRICK. Kearney MACKENZIE added KEARNEYa goal and The Spartans will host No. 8 Manchester to the postseason now, which begins Sat- ADDED A GOAL AND AN ASSIST, and the huge week of practice that we an assist, while Allison and Sar- Essex, of the Cape Ann League, Friday at urday at 1:30 as No. 3 Swampscott hosts WHILE ALLISON AND SARAH 5 in the  rst game of the Manning double- have coming up.” ah Tribendis each added an as- No. 6 Watertown. TRIBENDIS EACH ADDED AN header. The Hornets have Cosmo Pallazola Frary threw two TD passes to Jake sist. Swampscott (6-1) quarterback Colin Big Blue ASSIST.coach Alvi Ibanez running the offense from under center and McIntire, and single strikes to Dom Frary threw for four touchdowns and also highlighted Emma Fogg Robbie Sarmanian leading the way on the Codispoti and Arturo Vasquez, while BIG BLUE COACH ALVI IBANEZ was 20-for-26 with 371 yards in the air, andALSO Maddi HIGHLIGHTED Tribendis, EMMA who ground. The Spartans have sprinted out to Dylan January and Isaiah Bascon scored throwing to eight different receivers on playedFOGG ANDwell MADDIdefensively, TRIBENDIS, as well huge  rst-half leads over all but one oppo- on the ground for the winners. After asWHO mid PLAYEDelders Molly WELL Frauenholz DEFEN- nent this season. the afternoon. The senior southpaw took Bascon zipped in from the three in the the win in stride and said that Saturday’s ROUNDUP, B2 FOOTBALL, B2 win is already in the bank, and the Blue BIG BLUE, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 Tech passes tough test

TIGERS with their defensive ends,” tle more and that opened From B1 Runner said. “They were things up for us. trying to match up with “Elvin and David are game with a promising wherever Steffan (Grave- two of our shiftier play- opening drive to Greater ly) was lined up. We were ers,” Runner added. “Stef- Lowell’s 17-yard line but able to take advantage of fan and Keoni get a lot of a stingy Gryphons defense that in the second half.” credit but Elvin and David forced the Tigers to turn Tech’s offense found are pretty good too.” the ball over on downs. its rhythm in the third That was all the scoring Defense was the theme quarter. Gravely took a Tech needed to come away in the second quarter. handoff on the first play of with the 13-0 win. Greater Lowell drove to the quarter and ran it 54 Gravely, who ran for 140 Tech’s 29-yard line before yards into the end zone. yards on 17 carries, broke Harvey Marmolejos recov- Jamie James added the the program’s record for ered a Gryphons fumble. PAT kick for the 7-0 Ti- career rushing yards. The After the teams exchanged gers lead. previous mark of 4,859 interceptions, caught by On the next possession, yards was held by Tigers RJ Sawtelle of the Gry- Greater Lowell pushed assistant coach Kennedy phons and Tech’s Keoni the ball to Tech’s two-yard Gomes. Gaskin, Greater Lowell line. Again, the Tigers de- “Kennedy did it in three threatened to score again. fense rose to the occasion years,” Runner said. “Stef- The Gryphons moved the as David Barrios recov- fan’s going to pass 5,000 ball to Tech’s 22-yard line ered a Gryphons fumble to yards when the season’s but Marmolejos intercept- escape the jam. over and that’s in four ed a Jake Noel pass to end Barrios padded the lead years. the threat. with a 70-yard touchdown “It was big for Steffan After a scoreless half, pass to Elvin Gonzalez and Kennedy but it was Tech needed to take a (kick failed) and the Ti- also big for our offen- breather and make ad- gers were up 13-0 after sive line,” Runner added. justments. The Gryphons three quarters. “Kevin Aguilar has been a ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK held Tech to just 90 total “Their coverages were starting offensive lineman yards through the first getting a little soft,” Run- for us for four years and Saugus’ Christian Correia goes up for the catch but Swampscott’s Ethaan two quarters. ner said. “They were look- he has been a part of every Friedman (10) and Russell Hopkins knock the ball loose. “They did some things ing for our run game a lit- one of Steffan’s yards.” Spartans cruise past Austin Prep Swampscott keeps its foot on the gas to take down Saugus SPARTANS in the third quarter, and all game, those guys are From B1 Brumfield wrapped it up just a very, very good foot- BIG BLUE they were outstanding all job,” Nalen said. “We have with a 77-yard scoring run ball team over there, my game, opening holes and a young team, they never to a 14-0 St. Mary’s lead. hat is off to them.” From B1 to close out the third. giving Frary all the time know when to quit, they Austin Prep put a scare Austin Prep head coach The winning coach said second quarter, Saugus he needed to find McIn- don’t quit and we battled into the home team on the Bill Maradei, who has he’s happy to be unbeaten QB Michael Mabee found tire, Bascon, Lucas Cote, to the end, which I like to ensuing kickoff after the been running the show at at this point of the season, Christian Correia from Codispoti, Vasquez, Collin Henry touchdown. The the Reading school for 39 but the team has a lot of see.” sevens yards out to make Walsh, Ethan Friedman “I have to give a ton of Cougars’ Michael Joyce years said he hasn’t really work to do, offensively and it 21-7, but that was as and Jonathan Oriakhi. corralled the kick at the seen many teams that are defensively as they head credit to coach (Nalen) and close as the Sachems (1-6) Saugus coach Antho- his staff, his kids fought AP 13-yard line and flew as talented on both sides into the end of October would get. ny Nalen said that Frary and played us tough, down the near sideline to of the ball as his Saturday and on into November. Mabee had a nice day in played a heck of a game they’ve done a great job make it 14-6, just 19 sec- night opponents. “We’ve done some good the air as well; he threw for Swampscott, but he onds after the Spartan’s “It’s impressive, that things, certainly to get for 214 yards, and ran loved how his team fought with a young team, they’re second touchdown. team, they certainly have where we are, we’ve put one in from the eight for a for the entire 44 minutes where we were a couple That and a nice inter- the personnel over there, the effort in, but we have fourth-quarter score. Cor- Saturday. of years ago,” Serino said. ception by Jake Thain, af- on offense and defense, to keep working. Keep reia was Mabee’s favorite “The kid can play, who “He (Nalen) said whatever ter teammate Dylan Cann coach (Matt Durgin) cer- putting the effort in, and target, catching nine balls do you cover, he’s got a lot we need he’ll help us out, tipped it, were the only tainly does a great job not be satisfied with what for 114 yards and a pair of of weapons and he’s very he’s all in with the NEC highlights for the visitors, with those guys, and af- we’ve done so far,” Durgin touchdowns. dangerous. We didn’t put for the upcoming playoffs. as St. Mary’s scored the fi- ter tonight, we’re defi- said. “I really think that Big Blue coach Bobby as much pressure on him Overall, a great job by our nal 24 points of the game. nitely St. Mary’s football we can get better on both Serino said it all came as we would have liked be- guys, and we’re excited to James Brumfield scored fans, we hope they go all sides of the ball moving down to the offensive line: cause their line did a nice see what’s next.” on a 20-yard run in the the way,” Maradei said. forward, so that’s what second quarter, Johnson “It is what it is, we’re we’ll be working, getting busted a 24-yarder for his 0-7, they’re 7-0, my kids better each week for the second score of the game worked, they played hard rest of the season.” MIAA football pairings announced FOOTBALL the conference (Boston In Division 1, No. 6 St. From B1 Latin and Atlantis Char- John’s Prep (3-4) will take Vikings can’t contain Bulldogs ter). on perennial powerhouse Also undefeated, Tech Swampscott (6-1) earned No. 3 Everett (6-0) Friday BULLDOGS 70-yard carry in the opening minute of earned the top seed in Di- the third seed in Div. 5 night on the road. There’s From B1 the fourth quarter (Curley kick). Curley, vision 8, and will host a and will host No. 6 Wa- a ton of familiarity be- who filled in at quarterback in the second 2-5 team in No. 8 Marian/ tertown (3-4) Saturday at tween the two squads. nice to see our offense execute.” half, tossed an 11-yard touchdown pass Keefe Tech. Marian-Keefe Blocksidge (1:30). Water- The Crimson Tide spoiled English quarterback Severance com- to Jadiel Tejeda (Curley kick) to seal the is battle-tested, with regu- town limps into the play- the opening of the Eagles’ pleted 8-of-9 pass attempts for 125 yards scoring for the 49-0 win. lar season games against offs after losing its final brand new Glatz Field and three touchdowns. Running back Allowing the English reserves to get teams like St. Mary’s, three games of the regular with a 42-28 win on the Ishmile Bangura ran for two touchdowns playing time in the second half, Carroll Lowell Catholic and season. Somerville (5-2) Prep’s home turf in Week while receiver Prince Brown caught a said, provided a good feeling as a coach. Georgetown, but it hasn’t earned the second seed 3. Everett, the reigning had much success against pair of touchdown passes. “It’s a nice feeling,” Carroll said. “There and will host No. 7 Triton Division 1 Super Bowl stronger squads. Tech will Severance got things started with a are a lot of kids putting a lot of effort in Friday night. champions, is led by junior 25-yard touchdown pass to Brown in the have the night portion of In addition to the three on our team. A lot of times, some of those quarterback Jake Wilcox, first quarter. After Winthrop turned the Saturday’s Manning dou- Lynn teams, Marblehead kids aren’t necessarily on the field in a who has plenty of weapons ball over on downs, Bangura scrambled bleheader at 7. also wrapped up a perfect lot of situations. It’s great to be able to in his offense, like junior his way into the end zone on an 83-yard In Division 5, Lynnfield regular season with a win reward them because they’ve earned it.” run. Another Bangura touchdown run, may have seen its unde- this past weekend, the Mike Saintrisil, who has from 40 yards out, mixed in with a pair English (7-0) now turns its attention feated season slip away defensive battle against already received an offer of touchdown passes from Severance to to the first round of the MIAA playoffs. Friday against Hamil- Danvers. The No. 2 Magi- from Division I Virginia Mathies Fowler (11 yards) and Brown The Bulldogs, the No.1 seed in Division 2 ton-Wenham, but that loss cians will host No. 7 Wake- Tech. The Crimson Tide (six yards) gave the Bulldogs a five-touch- North, will host No. 8 Winchester on Sat- didn’t affect the team’s field (3-4) Friday night. has several players who down lead, 35-0, at the half. English kick- urday afternoon. standing in the division The Warriors have had have either committed to er Devin Curley was good on three PAT “It’s the postseason,” Carroll said. “Sea- as it earned the top seed an up-and-down season, play at or have received kicks and Bangura ran in a two-point son one’s over, season two starts up. It’s at 6-1. The Pioneers will and none of their three offers from DI schools. conversion in the first half. day by day, practice by practice and game host Bedford (7) Friday wins came against a team In Division 6, Salem “It’s good to execute on things that we by game. It’s one day at a time and one night. The Buccaneers, of above .500. made the cut with a 4-3 needed to improve on from last week,” opponent at a time. Each game’s the big- the Dual County League, Gloucester earned the record, but will have to Carroll said. “I’m proud of the way our gest game of the year. We haven’t been snuck into the postseason sixth seed in Div. 4, and visit Cape Ann League kids played today.” in the postseason in a little bit so we’re at 2-5, and both of those will take on 6-1 Wilming- champs Hamilton-Wen- Caleb Orcel found the end zone on a excited.” wins came from outside ton on the road. ham Saturday. Roundup: Turnovers spell trouble for KIPP football against Chelsea ROUNDUP saves in net. Blue will start by hosting With seven minutes left done, as Cardinals run- touchdowns. Aris Luna From B1 BOYS SOCCER Beverly this afternoon in the third quarter, Fen- ning back Jack Kingston returned a kickoff for a St. John’s Prep 2, before closing the season wick finally got on the punched in a two-yard 70 yard touchdown, and and Margot Beaupre. Han- Acton-Boxborough 2 with Salem next Monday. board when David Cifuen- touchdown to go up 23-20. freshman Jeffrey Barbosa nah Maercklein and Anna The Eagles have still not Wilmington 5, tes caught a screen pass Then, on the ensuing drive scored on a 25-yard run. Marston were productive been defeated this year Bishop Fenwick 2 and took it 20 yards to the for Fenwick, Spellman’s on the front line. following a tie on the road The Crusaders tried to house. After a successful Mike Spencer snatched an “We need to limit turn- Swampscott (8-5-1) hosts on Saturday night. Brian rally in the second half fake extra-point attempt interception and took it 35 overs, but it was a great Medford Monday. Brennan and Steven Yaki- after falling behind 5-0 in that turned into two yards for a touchdown to effort,” KIPP coach Jim Salem 3, Classical 2 ta scored the goals for the the first, but they could points, the Crusaders held put the Cardinals up by Rabbitt said. “We played The Rams held a two- Prep. With the draw, the only muster a pair of goals an 8-7 lead. Unfortunately 10. Fenwick tried one more our best first half of the goal lead at halftime, but Eagles are now 12-0-3 on before falling at home on for Fenwick, the lead didn’t time to score, but Spencer season. We just need to couldn’t hold off the Witch- the year. Saturday afternoon. last long. After a Spellman made another huge play protect the ball and be es. Abbey Ierardi and Syd- St. John’s Prep has three With the loss, Fenwick punt pinned Fenwick at with a strip sack to give ney Spiess scored for Clas- games left on the year falls to 3-9-4 on the year the one-yard line, the Car- Spellman the ball and seal able to fight through ad- sical (6-8), which gets back before tournament time, with two games remain- dinals notched a safety to the win. versity when the ball at it today in Everett. starting this afternoon ing. The Crusaders will go up 9-8. On the ensuing With the loss, the Cru- doesn’t bounce our way.” Peabody 3, when they host Catholic host Salem on Wednesday drive, Spellman scored a saders now stand at 2-5 on GOLF Cardinal Spellman 3 Conference rival St. John’s before closing the season touchdown to go up 16-8. the season. Catholic Central The Tanners led 2-0 at of Shrewsbury at Glatz with a home game against Fenwick scored early Chelsea 50, KIPP 28 League Championship the half, but Spellman Field. Malden Catholic next in the fourth quarter but The unfortunate losing At Gannon Golf Course came roaring back after North Andover 4, Monday. missed the two-point con- streak continued for KIPP the break, forcing Peabody Swampscott 2 FOOTBALL version, putting the score on Saturday night, drop- on Friday, St. Mary’s to settle for a tie. The tough luck season Cardinal Spellman 30, at 16-14 Spellman with ping to 1-6 in their inau- eighth grader Aidan Em- Emily Nelson scored continued for the Big Blue Bishop Fenwick 20 about 10 minutes remain- gural season. merich fired a 2-over-par twice for Peabody (8-2-3) on Saturday, dropping After falling behind 7-0 ing in the game. Two min- The game was tied at 14- 72 to claim the CCL in- and Sarah Buckley added Swampscott’s record to in the first half, Fenwick utes later, Fenwick quar- 14 at the half, but three dividual title. Emmerich a goal. Jillian Arigo logged 3-13 for the season. rallied to take the lead terback Cory Bright hit turnovers in the second topped Williams’ Riley two assists while Ava Ma- Swampscott will try to twice in the second half George Fiskatoris for a 50- half spelled trouble for the Salani (73) and Arlington rotta had the other. Cath- end the regular season before eventually falling yard touchdown to retake Panthers, as each one re- erine Manning, Aja Ali- with some momentum to Spellman in a Catholic the lead. After a missed sulted in a Chelsea score. Catholic’s Rob Valeri (73). monte and Colleen Crotty with two Northeastern Central League showdown two-pointer, the score KIPP quarterback Kyma- St. Mary’s Aedon Leydon played strong defense and Conference matchups in on the road on Saturday stood at 20-16 Fenwick. ni Morrison had 15 car- also had a big day, coming Jordan Muse made 13 the next week. The Big afternoon. But Spellman wasn’t ries for 155 yards and two in fourth, shooting 74. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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MONDAY Peabody at Wakefield (5) FRIDAY Bill Whelan (Lanciani kick) At Manning Field Swamp. 14 8 0 0 — 40 Boys Soccer TUESDAY CLASSICAL 44, SALEM 20 LY — Nick Kinnon 23 pass from Matt GL 0 0 0 0 — 0 SW -- Jake McIntire 35 reception Tech 0 0 13 0 — 13 Austin Prep at Mald. Cath. (6) Boys Soccer At Manning Field Mortellitte (Kinnon kick) from Colin Frary (Thomas Frisoli kick) Classical 7 13 3 21 — 44 HW — Whelan 3 run (Lanciani kick) LT-- Steffan Gravely 54 run (Jamie SW -- Dylan January 8 run (Frisoli Beverly at Swampscott (4) Gr. Lowell at Mystic Valley (4:15) James kick) Classical at Malden (4) Newburyport at Lynnfield (6) Salem 0 0 12 8 — 20 HW — Cam Peach 27 run (Lanciani kick) LT- Elvin Gonzalez 70 pass from Gloucester at English (7:30) Salem at Everett (4) LC — Malcolm Best 1 run (Ishmael kick) SW -- Isaiah Bascon 3 run (Frisoli Marblehead at Medford (6) Salem Acad. at KIPP (7:30) Johnson kick) HW — Ian Coffey 10 run (Lanciani David Barrios (kick failed) kick) Peabody at Somerville (6) Tech at Whittier (4) LC — Keith Ridley 12 run (Johnson kick) ENGLISH. 49, WINTHROP 0 SAU -- Christian Correia 7 reception At Manning Field Revere at Danvers (6:30) Cross Country kick) HW — Phil Durgin 40 pass from from Mike Mabee (kick) Saugus at Winthrop (4) LC — Nashaun Butler 44 pass from Winthrop 0 0 0 0 — 0 N. Reading at Lynnfield (3:30) Whelan (Lanciani kick) SW -- Arturo Vasquez 40 reception St. John’s (S) at St. John’s (D) (4) English 6 22 0 14 — 49 Swampscott at Medford (4) Ridley (Johnson kick) PEABODY 20, BEVERLY 9 from Frary (Frisoli kick) SA — Vinnie Gaskins 72 run (kick At Coley Lee Field, Peabody LE-Prince Brown 25 pass from Matt Cross Country Field Hockey SW -- Dom Codispoti 40 reception Classical at Peabody (4) failed) Beverly 0 2 7 0 — 9 Severance (kick failed) Danvers at Melrose (3:45) from Frary SA — Thomas Beauregard 2 yard run Peabody 0 13 7 0 — 20 LE-Ishmile Bangura 83 run (Bangura Field Hockey Everett at Gloucester (4:30) SW -- McIntire 7 reception from Frary (kick failed) P -- Noah Freedman 4 run (kick) run) Danvers at Wilmington (6) Malden at Peabody (6:45) SAU -- Mabee 8 run LC — Johnson 32 field goal LE-Bangura 40 run (Devin Curley kick) Fenwick at Cent. Cath. (7:15) Marblehead at Beverly (4) P -- Angel Paulino 10 run (kick SAU -- Correia 6 reception from LE-Mathies Fowler 11 pass from Sev- Malden at Methuen (4) Swampscott at Saugus (4) SA — Chris Ngarambe 8 pass from blocked) Mabee Beauregard (Beauregard rush) erance (Curley kick) Masconomet at Lynnfield (3:45) Girls Soccer B -- Safety (Clark Marchand run) CARDINAL SPELLMAN 30, LC — Ridley 7 run (Johnson kick) P -- Jonell Espinal run (kick) LE-Brown 6 pass from Severance Girls Soccer Salem at KIPP (6) BISHOP FENWICK 20 LC — Best 28 run (Johnson kick) (Curley kick) Classical at Everett (7) Fenwick at Chelmsford (5) B -- Nick Berry 51 pass to Ryan Bar- At Cardinal Spellman LC — Johnson 21 int. return (John- LE-Caleb Orcel 70 run (Curley kick) English at Salem (7) Lynnfield at Newburyport (6) ror (kick) BF 0 0 8 12 — 20 son kick) LE-Jadiel Tejeda 11 pass from Curley Gr. Lowell at St. Mary’s (3:45) Mystic Valley at Gr. Lowell (4) BRIDGEWATER-RAYNHAM 20, CS 7 0 16 7 — 30 (Curley kick) Malden at Saugus (4) Swampscott at Salem (5:15) MARBLEHEAD 10, DANVERS 7 ST. JOHN’S PREP 14 CS -- Mikey Spencer 30 pass from At Piper Field, Marblehead ST. MARY’S 36, AUSTIN PREP 6 Medford at Swampscott (4) Whittier at Tech (4) at Glatz Field, Danvers Will McAlpine (Mark Anastasi kick) Somerville at Marblehead (4) Danvers 0 0 0 7 — 7 At Manning Field B-R 6 6 0 8 — 20 BF -- David Cifuentes 20 pass from Winthrop at Gloucester (6:30) Volleyball MHead 0 0 0 10 — 10 AP 6 0 0 0 — 6 SJP 0 0 7 7 — 14 Cory Bright (Cifuentes run) English at Classical (5:15) MH -- Andy Clough 2 run (Phelan Tin- SM 14 7 14 0 — 36 Golf Fenwick at Spellman (5:30) BR -- Corey Sullivan 10 pass to Dan ti-Kane kick) SM -- Johnson 65 run CS -- Safety Div. 1 North Qual. (at Bass Rocks, 9) Innovation at Tech (5) Taylor (kick failed) D -- Justin Mullaney 1 run (Zach Dil- SM -- Johnson 16 pass to Patrick CS -- Justin Olowu 22 run (Anastasi Div. 2 North Qual. (at Black Swan, Lynnfield at Arl. Cath. (5:15) BR -- Devante Greaves 1 run lon kick) Henry kick) 8:30) Malden at Somervile (4) SJP -- Aise Pream 1 run (kick) MH -- Tinti-Kane kick AP -- Michael Joyce 87 kickoff return CS -- Jack Kingston run (Anastasi Div. 3 North Qual. (at Far Corners, 9) Mystic Valley at Gr. Lowell (5:30) BR -- Sullivan 18 pass to Jeff Ciccio SM -- James Brumfield 20 run kick) Volleyball Peabody at Marblehead (4) HAMILTON-WENHAM 35, (Sullivan to Ciccio) LYNNFIELD 7 SM -- Johnson 24 run BF -- George Fiskatoris 12 pass from Fenwick at St. Mary’s (5) Revere at Beverly (5:30) SJP -- Matt Crowley 2 pass to Pream At Pioneer Stadium, Lynnfield SM -- Brumfield 77 run Bright (pass failed) Masconomet at Marblehead (4) Winthrop at Danvers (5) (kick) H-W 0 7 21 7 — 35 SWAMPSCOTT 40, SAUGUS 19 BF -- Fiskatoris 50 pass from Bright Lynnfield 0 7 0 0 — 7 SATURDAY At Blocksidge Field CS -- Spencer 30 interception return SPORTS BRIEFS HW — Jake Lanciani 15 pass from TECH 13, GREATER LOWELL 0 Saugus 0 7 0 12 — 19 (Anastasi kick) Gannon golf, run Elementary XC Super Bowl rematch on for Nov. 18 championships The Gannon 18-Hole-Par Lynn Parks and Recre- 70-5K will be held Saturday, ation and Gannon Golf Nov. 18 at 8:30 a.m. on the Course will be hosting the Gannon Golf Course in fourth annual Massachsetts Lynn. Elementary School Cross It is one of the few all Country Championships, grass cross country courses Friday, November 4 (Veter- in New England. The event ans Day), beginning at 9:30 is hosted by the Lynn Parks a.m. at Gannon Golf Course & Recreation and the Gan- (at the east entrance of Lynn non Golf Course. Woods). There is no entry The entry fee includes a fee, and the event is open to post-race breakfast and all children of all abilities. All pre-registered runners will students of public, parochial, receive a long sleeve shirt. charter and private elemen- Entry forms are available on tary schools in Massachu- www.lwrun.org or from setts, as well as home- [email protected] Pre schooled students, are eligi- entries should be mailed by ble to run. For more infor- Saturday, Nov. 11. mation and to register, visit www.lwrun.org.

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE New England Patriots defensive tackle Adam Butler, right, sacks Atlanta Falcons quarterback East East Matt Ryan during the first half of Sunday’s Super Bowl rematch game. The Patriots put up 20 W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Buffalo 4 2 0 .667 119 101 Philadelphia 5 1 0 .833 165 122 unanswered points in the first three quarters. N England 4 2 0 .667 172 159 Washington 3 2 0 .600 117 113 Miami 4 2 0 .667 92 112 Dallas 3 3 0 .500 165 142 N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 137 161 N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .143 112 156 South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Jacksonville 4 3 0 .571 183 110 N Orleans 4 2 0 .667 171 133 Alex Cora named new Red Sox manager Tennessee 4 3 0 .571 158 173 Atlanta 3 2 0 .600 121 109 Houston 3 3 0 .500 177 147 Carolina 4 3 0 .571 131 139 Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 119 222 Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 145 151 BOSTON (AP) — The Cora, 42, replaces John reported being subjected Cora played 14 years in North North Boston Red Sox hired Farrell, who led the Red to racial slurs at Fenway the major leagues before W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston Astros bench Sox to the 2013 title and in Park. Pittsburgh 5 2 0 .714 147 116 Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 146 119 retiring in 2011, including Baltimore 3 4 0 .429 130 148 Green Bay 4 3 0 .571 164 161 coach Alex Cora as man- the last two years claimed A day later, a fan was parts of four seasons with Cincinnati 2 4 0 .333 98 112 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 161 149 ager Sunday, turning to the first back-to-back AL banned from the ballpark Cleveland 0 7 0 .000 103 169 Chicago 3 4 0 .429 122 151 the Red Sox. He was a life- West West a player from their 2007 East championships in for life for using racial time .243 hitter with 35 W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA World Series champion- franchise history. But Bos- slurs in the stands. Red homers and 286 RBIs. In Kansas City 5 2 0 .714 207 161 L.A. Rams 5 2 0 .714 212 138 ship roster to help the ton also finished last twice Sox president Sam Kenne- Denver 3 3 0 .500 108 118 Seattle 4 2 0 .667 134 94 2003, he led the league in team out of its current in Farrell's tenure, and dy said at the time the ep- L.A. Char 3 4 0 .429 137 131 Arizona 3 4 0 .429 119 191 putouts and double plays Oakland 3 4 0 .429 155 156 San Fran 0 7 0 .000 123 186 playoff slump. the ballclub has won just isode made him feel "deep Thursday’s Games Monday’s Games "Returning to the Red one playoff game since remorse that these things by a second baseman. Oakland 31, Kansas City 30 Washington at Philadelphia, 8:30 p.m. Sox and the city of Bos- winning it all in his first happen in our society. "Alex is a guy that com- Sunday’s Games Thursday, Oct. 26 municates well with the Chicago 17, Carolina 3 Miami at Baltimore, 8:25 p.m. ton is a dream come true season. "But it's the reality of Minnesota 24, Baltimore 16 Sunday, Oct. 29 for me and my family," "In Alex, we have found the world that we live in," players; he's a guy that Jacksonville 27, Indianapolis 0 Minnesota vs Cleveland at London, UK, Cora said in a statement a natural leader to guide he said. "Hopefully, this is studies the game," Astros New Orleans 26, Green Bay 17 9:30 a.m. designated hitter Carlos L.A. Rams 33, Arizona 0 San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. released by the team. "I our clubhouse," Red Sox a step forward." Buffalo 30, Tampa Bay 27 Oakland at Buffalo, 1 p.m. look forward to working owner John Henry said. Cora has been the gener- Beltran said this month. Tennessee 12, Cleveland 9, OT Indianapolis at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. towards the ultimate goal "His baseball acumen and al manager for the Criollos "His preparation is above Miami 31, N.Y. Jets 28 Carolina at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. of winning another cham- his ability to think strate- de Caguas in the Puerto what I have seen in base- Dallas 40, San Francisco 10 Chicago at New Orleans, 1 p.m. L.A. Chargers 21, Denver 0 Atlanta at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. pionship for this city and gically are uncommon for Rican Winter League for ball, and he has a great Pittsburgh 29, Cincinnati 14 L.A. Chargers at New England, 1 p.m. its great fans." someone his age. We could the past five years, while personality. Seattle 24, N.Y. Giants 7 Houston at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. The Red Sox announced not have found a better also serving as the club's "He's intense — players Atlanta at New England, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Washington, 4:25 p.m. the hire Sunday, a day af- match for our players, our manager for the past two Open: Detroit, Houston Pittsburgh at Detroit, 8:30 p.m. like to see it. But at the ter Cora's Astros eliminat- front office and for where years. same time, he is a guy that ed the New York Yankees we intend to go over the Red Sox general man- can sit down in the club- in the AL Championship coming years." ager Dave Dombrowski house with the players TODAY IN SPORTS Series. With two days off A native of Puerto Rico, said the fact that Cora is before Houston opens the Cora is the first Hispanic bilingual was "very signif- and have a baseball con- Oct. 23 his first NHL goal in a 4-1 loss at versation," Beltran said. 1960 — Jim Martin of Detroit Pittsburgh. The 19-year-old Sutter, World Series against the manager for a franchise icant for our club." He also becomes the first kicker to kick two son of New Jersey Devils coach Los Angeles Dodgers, Bos- that was the last in the praised Cora's willingness "So he's got the skills and field goals over 50 yards in a game Brent Sutter, is the ninth member of ton had a chance to hire major leagues to field a to work with modern sta- I love it. He's been a big as the Lions beat the Baltimore the Sutter family to play in the NHL. Cora without running black player. The Red Sox tistical analytics, and his help for this organization. Colts 30-17. 2010 — Auburn’s Cam Newton sets afoul of baseball's ban on faced renewed racial scru- success relating to both He takes a lot of pride into 1971 — Greg Pruitt rushes for 294 two records in the Tigers’ 24-17 win yards on 19 carries to lead the Okla- over LSU. He breaks the SEC’s sin- major moves during the tiny this season after Ori- young players and veter- relationships with the homa Sooners to an NCAA record gle-season rushing mark for a quar- Series. oles outfielder Adam Jones ans. players." 711 yards rushing and a 75-28 terback of 1,006 yards by Auburn’s pounding of Kansas State. Jimmy Sidle in 1963, and tops 1976 — Pittsburgh’s Tony Dorsett Heisman winner Pat Sullivan’s NHL NBA rushes for 180 yards in a 45-0 rout 40-year-old school mark of 26 TDs over Navy to become the top career rushing and passing in a season. EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE rusher in NCAA history with 5,206 2011 — Tim Tebow rallies the Bron- Atlantic Division Central Division Atlantic Division Southwest Division yards. cos for two touchdowns in the final GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 9 7 1 1 15 36 24 St. Louis 9 6 2 1 13 29 24 Toronto 2 0 1.000 — Houston 3 0 1.000 — 1988 — Dan Marino passes for 521 2:44 of the fourth quarter to force Toronto 8 6 2 0 12 37 28 Chicago 9 5 2 2 12 32 22 Brooklyn 2 1 .667 ½ Memphis 2 0 1.000 ½ yards, three touchdowns and five overtime, and Matt Prater’s 52-yard Ottawa 8 4 1 3 11 30 21 Dallas 8 5 3 0 10 23 21 Boston 1 2 .333 1½ San Antonio 2 0 1.000 ½ interceptions as the Miami Dolphins field goal gives Denver an improba- Detroit 9 4 4 1 9 27 29 Nashville 8 4 3 1 9 21 21 New York 0 2 .000 2 New Orleans 0 2 .000 2½ lose to the New York Jets 44-30. ble 18-15 victory over the stunned Boston 7 3 3 1 7 24 26 Winnipeg 7 4 3 0 8 22 26 Philadelphia 0 3 .000 2½ Dallas 0 3 .000 3 Marino completes 35 of 60 passes Miami Dolphins. Florida 7 3 4 0 6 24 25 Colorado 8 4 4 0 8 23 21 Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB as he produces the second-best sin- 2011 — Drew Brees completes 31 Buffalo 9 2 5 2 6 25 36 Minnesota 6 2 2 2 6 22 22 Montreal 8 1 6 1 3 13 33 Pacific Division Washington 2 0 1.000 — Minnesota 2 1 .667 — gle-game total yardage in NFL history. of 35 passes for 325 yards and five Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Orlando 2 1 .667 ½ Utah 2 1 .667 — 1993 — The Toronto Maple Leafs touchdowns, and the Saints set a GP W L OT Pts GF GA Los Angel 7 6 0 1 13 27 14 Charlotte 1 1 .500 1 Portland 2 1 .667 — break the NHL record for most victo- franchise record for points and victo- N Jersey 8 6 2 0 12 31 24 Vegas 7 6 1 0 12 23 17 Miami 1 1 .500 1 Denver 1 1 .500 ½ ries at the start of the season, win- ry margin in a 62-7 against the hap- Pittsburgh 9 5 3 1 11 30 39 Vancouver 8 4 3 1 9 23 23 Atlanta 1 2 .333 1½ Oklahoma City 1 2 .333 1 Central Division Pacific Division ning their ninth straight game by less Indianapolis Colts. Columbus 8 5 3 0 10 25 21 Calgary 8 4 4 0 8 20 23 Philad 8 5 3 0 10 28 18 Anaheim 7 3 3 1 7 18 19 W L Pct GB W L Pct GB beating the second-year Tampa Bay 2016 — Jay Ajayi ties an NFL record N.Y. Island 8 4 3 1 9 24 24 San Jose 7 3 4 0 6 19 21 Cleveland 2 1 .667 — L.A. Clippers 2 0 1.000 — Lightning 2-0. by surpassing 200 yards rushing for Washing 9 4 4 1 9 28 31 Edmonton 7 2 5 0 4 14 22 Detroit 2 1 .667 — L.A. Lakers 1 1 .500 1 1999 — Florida State’s Bobby the second game in a row, helping Carolina 6 3 2 1 7 17 16 Arizona 8 0 7 1 1 18 340 Milwaukee 2 1 .667 — Golden State 1 2 .333 1½ Bowden gets his 300th win with a the Miami Dolphins rally past the N.Y. Rang 9 2 5 2 6 24 32 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Indiana 1 2 .333 1 Sacramento 1 2 .333 1½ Chicago 0 2 .000 1½ Phoenix 0 3 .000 2½ 17-14 win over his son, Clemson Buffalo Bills 28-25. Ajayi rushes for overtime loss. Top three teams in each Arizona at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. coach Tommy Bowden. 214 yards in 29 carries after totaling division and two wild cards per conference Florida at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games Washington at Denver, 9 p.m. 2005 — San Diego’s LaDainian Tom- 204 yards a week earlier in a win advance to playoffs. Detroit at Buffalo, 7:30 p.m. Brooklyn 116, Atlanta 104 Sacramento at Phoenix, 10 p.m. linson is held to a career-low 7 yards over Pittsburgh. Sunday’s Games Los Angeles at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota 115, Oklahoma City 113 Tuesday’s Games rushing on 17 carries and fails to 2016 — Adam Vinatieri kicks a pair Vancouver 4, Detroit 1 Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. New Orleans at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Orlando, 7 p.m. score in the Chargers’ 20-17 loss at of field goals in Indianapolis’ 34-26 Monday’s Games Monday’s Games Chicago at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Philadelphia, ending his NFL victory over Tennessee to give him San Jose at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Detroit, 7 p.m. New York at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Dallas at Colorado, 9 p.m. record-tying streak of games with a an NFL-record 43 consecutive field Los Angeles at Toronto, 7 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Indiana at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Chicago at Vegas, 10 p.m. touchdown at 18. goals made. His first ties him with Tuesday’s Games Charlotte at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. New Orleans at Portland, 10 p.m. 2008 — Carolina’s Brandon Sutter former Colts kicker Mike Vanderjagt, Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Memphis at Houston, 8 p.m. Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. gives one of hockey’s most famous who made 42 straight between 2002 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 7 p.m. Calgary at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Golden State at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games families another milestone, scoring and 2004. Anaheim at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Columbus, 8 p.m. Toronto at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Denver at Charlotte, 7 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 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 SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

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 MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Make up your mind and stick Embellishing a story or mak- Less talk will help to alleviate Add to your qualifications. Question your motives. You may Don’t let changes at work or at to your plans. Take care of your ing fun of someone will invite conflict. Hard work will pay off Learn, explore and figure out get more than you bargained home get to you. Deal with your health and walk away from dis- criticism and create emotional and leave no room for criticism. the best way to move forward. for if your intent isn’t made responsibilities and move on cord. Physical improvements will distress. If you offer kindness A professional change looks Make today the beginning of a clear to everyone you are deal- to the things you enjoy doing. boost your confidence and at- and consideration, you’ll be promising. Personal achieve- new adventure. Personal gain ing with. Physical fitness will A personal improvement will lift tract compliments and romance. praised, not chastised. ments and improvements are is within reach. ease your stress. your spirits. favored. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Guard against impulsive and Learn from experience when PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) unpredictable people pres- dealing with emotional mat- Stay on top of sensitive situa- Take care of your financial and Be brave and explore what life Communication will be your suring you to follow the herd. ters. You are best off not mak- tions. Using intelligence and un- domestic affairs personally. has to offer. Do things differ- ticket to positive change. Stick Create the life and the future ing changes without getting derstanding will help you dodge Someone you think you can ently and you’ll surprise and to the truth and explicitly lay you want, instead of accepting the necessary approval first. a problem, leaving you more trust may feel entitled to use please the people you care out your plans. Tell anyone who what someone else is pushing If someone pushes for change time to focus on creative pur- or abuse a privilege you have about most. Let your creative balks that they are welcome to on you. you don’t want, back away. suits and personal investments. offered in the past. imagination lead the way. take a pass.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Boyfriend shows no interest in expanding family of three Their bidding helps your side DEAR ABBY: My boy- stantly ask us to use it. Wilson Mizner, a playwright that he could have led a low friend, “Kevin,” and I have Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van The upkeep costs us $400 who died in 1933, said, “A diamond at trick two and East been together for five Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, per month (which goes up good listener is not only pop- would have taken the trick ei- years and have a 4-year- and was founded by her mother, when someone uses it). We ular everywhere, but after a ther by ruffing or with his jack. old son we are crazy about. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at have never charged any- while he gets to know some- South can afford one trump For the past six months, I one to stay there. thing.” DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los When playing bridge, you loser, but not two. Normally, have been begging Kevin We are getting tired of he would take the finesse. But to have another child. Angeles, CA 90069. should listen not only to part- footing the bill for other always start by checking high- Some days he’s all for it, ner’s bids but also to those people’s vacations. We by the opponents. They are card points. The defenders but then he changes his as enthusiastic as you are ing us to the events we wouldn’t mind so much if mind and starts asking handing you information for have only 15, and East has about it. The answer may attend together, and I re- they would offer a little free. turned up with the diamond me to give him a good rea- be that he’s not as fully ally don’t mind doing so. money to offset the extra In today’s deal, South is in queen. West must have the son why we should. No committed to your relation- In fact, I prefer it. But she expenses. Is there a way four hearts. West leads the di- heart king. Declarer should matter what I say, he al- ship as you are. has started asking me we can politely ask for it? amond ace: three, nine, sev- ways says I want another play a heart to his ace and why and insists that she’ll We are not wealthy, and en. West cashes the diamond child “just to have anoth- return a low heart, hoping that DEAR ABBY: I have a drive next time. What do I this was a dream of ours. king: eight, queen, two. Then er.” What can I tell him to the king will appear. friend, “Missy,” who is “nose tell her without hurting Thanks for your advice. West exits with a club. What make him change his mind? Lucky, yes, but South still blind” when it comes to her feelings? should happen next? OUR DREAM IN West was tempted to rebid had to make the right play. SUFFERING WITH her pets. She has three DOGGED IN three diamonds because he BABY FEVER enormous dogs who have TENNESSEE the run of her house and COLORADO had a seven-card suit, but his DEAR SUFFERING: A car. DEAR DREAM: Yes, high-card count was low and reason that occurs to me The first time we car- DEAR DOGGED: Tell there’s a way. The next the vulnerability was unfavor- would be that you do not pooled together, the smell your friend the truth — time someone asks to use able. North’s three-heart rebid want your little boy to in her car was repulsive. that although she is used your vacation home say, was a strong call. Since South grow up as an only child. The passenger side was to the dogs’ odor and the “We’d love to let you do it, could have had nothing, North needed a powerful hand to However, your boyfriend filthy, stained and full of hair they shed, you would but the place costs $400 a drive to a nine-trick contract. may prefer not to enlarge dog hair. I don’t have pets, rather drive than have to month in upkeep, and the deal with it. expenses go up if someone Then South, who had good your family because he so I suspect I may be a trumps, raised to game. is staying there. How about doesn’t want to be finan- little more sensitive than Note East’s play of the cially responsible for more the average person. But DEAR ABBY: We splitting the cost with us?” diamond nine at trick one. than one child. Instead of not wanting to hurt her bought a vacation home You should not be expected Instead, the queen would trying to sell him on the feelings, I bit my tongue last year and spent a lot of to pay for these people’s have been either a singleton idea, perhaps you should and got through the ride money remodeling it. The vacations, and what you or guaranteed the jack. East ask him to give you some as best I could. problem is, lots of our are asking is more than would have been telling West good reasons why he’s not Lately, I have been driv- friends and relatives con- fair.

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(SEAL) MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT AND COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS LAND COURT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT mortgage given by Dominic J. Civiello, Jr. to Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC October 23, 2017 17SM005414 dated January 3, 2013 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) City of Lynn Community Development Registry of Deeds, in Book 32085, Page 507, as may be affected by Loan 3 City Hall Square, Room 311 ORDER OF NOTICE Modi cation Agreement recorded on June 30, 2016 with said Registry in Book Lynn, MA 01901 35052, Page 364, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for 781-586-6770 To: breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the Douglas Demars; Janice M. Demars same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 AM, on November 6, 2017, on the These notices shall satisfy two separate but related procedural requirements for premises known as 41 Oneida Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, the premises activities to be undertaken by the City of Lynn Community Development. and to all persons entitled to the bene t of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 et seq.: appurtenances thereto, to wit: REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS U.S. ROF III Legal Title Trust 2015-1, by U.S. Bank National Association, as Legal The land with the buildings thereon situated on Oneida Street, in said Lynn, On or about November 9, 2017 the City of Lynn Community Development, will Title Trustee bounded and described as follows: submit a request to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for the release of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), and HOME claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, WESTERLY by Oneida Street, fty (50) feet; Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) funds under Title I of the Housing and numbered 34 Tucker Street, given by Douglas Demars and Janice M. Demars to Community Development Act of 1974 (PL 95.383) as amended, to undertake the Ameriquest Mortgage Company, dated June 1, 2004, and registered in the Essex NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Johnson, seventy-six (76) feet, more or following projects: County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document No. less; 440729, and noted on Certi cate of Title No. 65982, and now held by the Plaintiff CDBG - NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION: Neighborhood Preservation activities by assignment, has/have led with this court a complaint for determination of EASTERLY by land now or formerly of Hayes, fty (50) feet; meet the City's Community Development objectives of improving conditions in the Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. most distressed areas of the City through implementation of target neighborhood SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of North, seventy-six (76) feet, more or less. "impact" programs, expanding affordable homeownership opportunities for low If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United and moderate income residents, rehabilitating substandard housing and States of America, then you may be entitled to the bene ts of the Servicemembers Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real expanding lead abatement activities, and providing rental subsidies to seniors, the Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium disabled and working families with excessive rent burdens. These activities that basis, then you or your attorney must le a written appearance and answer in charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, contribute to the prevention and elimination of slums and blight while also this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before November partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other bene ting low and moderate-income persons. On a spot basis, Neighborhood 27, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, con guration, building or Preservation activities eliminate blighting inuences, including the correction of bene ts of said Act. approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, health and safety violations, as these problems are identi ed. These activities Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of said Court on October 12, 2017. asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , include: HOMEOWNERSHIP PROGRAMS - Realizing the Dream of Homeownership, to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, One Mortgage Assistance Program; REHABILITATION LOAN AND GRANT Recorder rights of way, restrictions, con rmation or other matters of record. PROGRAMS - Rehabilitation Loan Programs - Direct Loan, Elderly Deferred, 201703-0231-TEA Handicapped Accessibility Loan; Rehabilitation Grant Programs - Development Item: October 23, 2017 Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of Area Grant, Target Area Grant; AFFORDABLE HOUSING REHABILITATION - $5,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certi ed check at the time and place of Estimated Cost of Neighborhood Preservation Activities: $270,573. the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certi ed (SEAL) check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow CDBG - COMMUNITY FACILITIES: By improving the overall infrastructure through COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 212, North extensive public improvements and renovation activities, the City prevents and LAND COURT Chelmsford, Massachusetts. eliminates slums and blight while bene ting low and moderate income persons in DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT these neighborhood areas. These activities meet the Community Development 17 SM 005056 In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in objectives of providing quality, supportive service programming to address the purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of needs of seniors and youth, and continuing infrastructure and capital ORDER OF NOTICE Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the improvements to support economic development and improve the quality of life for foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure residents. These activities include PARK IMPROVEMENTS - Lynn Common; TO: deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, Gold sh Pond - Estimated Cost of Community Facility Activities: $183,000. Mshiki Kimaro, providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the and to all persons entitled to the bene t of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 required deposit as set forth herein within ve (5) business days after written U.S.C. App. § 3901 et seq.: notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. CDBG - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: The primary goal of the City's economic U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for MASTR Asset Backed Securities development strategy is to attract investment and increase job opportunities for Trust 2006-WMC3, Mortgage Pass-Through Certi cates, Series 2006-WMC3 Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. low and moderate income persons. Also, by improving the overall infrastructure claiming to have an interest in a mortgage covering real property in Lynn, through extensive public improvements (i.e. sidewalk improvements, shade tree numbered 11 Chadwell Court, given by: Mshiki Kimaro to Mortgage Electronic Dated: October 11, 2017 installation, lighting, demolition, etc.) and the Commercial Façade Program the City Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for WMC Mortgage Corp., dated May 26, Present holder of said mortgage helps to stabilize commercial areas and aid in the prevention and elimination of 2006, and recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book slums and blight. The following activity meets the Community Development 25720, Page 218, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have led with Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC objective of continuing infrastructure and capital improvements to support this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' by its Attorneys economic development and improve the quality of life for residents: BUSINESS Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military Guaetta and Benson, LLC LOAN PROGRAM - Lynn Municipal Finance Corporation Loan Fund; COMMERCIAL service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the bene ts of Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire FAÇADE PROGRAM; INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - Estimated the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above P.O. Box 519 Cost of Economic Development Activities: $657,115. mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must le a written Chelmsford, MA 01824 appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA Item: October 16, 23, 30, 2017 HOME - NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION: HOME- funded Neighborhood 02108 on or before November 20, 2017 or you will be forever barred from Preservation activities meet the City's Community Development objectives of claiming that you are entitled to the bene ts of said Act. MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE improving conditions in the most distressed areas of the City through Witness, Judith C. Cutler, Chief Justice of said Court on October 3, 2017 implementation of target neighborhood "impact" programs, expanding affordable Attest: By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage homeownership opportunities for low and moderate income residents, Deborah J. Patterson given by Camille Beauge and Kettly Beauge to Mortgage Electronic Registration rehabilitating substandard housing and expanding lead abatement activities, and Recorder Systems, Inc., as nominee for First Horizon Home Loan Corporation, its successors providing rental subsidies to seniors, the disabled and working families with 54072 (Kimaro) FEI # 1078.02407 10/23/2017, and assigns, dated October 11, 2006 and recorded with the Essex County excessive rent burdens. These activities contribute to the prevention and Item: October 23, 2017 (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26174, Page 120 subsequently elimination of slums and blight while also bene ting low and moderate-income assigned to Federal National Mortgage Association by Mortgage Electronic persons. On a spot basis, Neighborhood Preservation activities eliminate blighting (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for First Horizon Home Loan Corporation, its inuences, including the correction of health and safety violations, as these successors and assigns by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern problems are identi ed. These activities include: REHABILITATION LOAN AND LAND COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT District) Registry of Deeds at Book 35563, Page 17; of which Mortgage the GRANT PROGRAMS - Rehabilitation Loan Programs - HOME Loan, Elderly Deferred undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage Loan, Handicapped Accessibility Loan; Rehabilitation Grant Programs - and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM Development Area Grant, Target Area Grant; NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION 17 SM 005712 ORDER OF NOTICE on November 6, 2017 at 45 Fiske Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises PROGRAM; NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION ASSISTANCE; NON-PROFIT SUPPORT - described in said Mortgage, to wit: Estimated Cost of Neighborhood Preservation Activities: $445,082. TO: Scott Considine and Mary Considine The land in said Lynn, with the buildings thereon, being Lot 49 on a Plan of lots FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT drawn for S.M.N. Caldwell by C.W. Gay, dated June 25, 1982, and bounded: NORTHWESTERLY By Fiske Avenue, 42.65 feet; NORTHEASTERLY By Lot 50 on said The City of Lynn Community Development has determined that the project will have And to all persons entitled to the bene t of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act 50 U.S.C. c.50 §3901 (et seq) plan, 80 feet; SOUTHEASTERLY By Lot 56 on said plan, 42.65 feet; no signi cant impact on the human environment. Therefore, an Environmental SOUTHWESTERLY By Lot 48 on said plan, 80 feet The Mortgagor(s) expressly Impact Statement under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) is John Prucknicki claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in reserve my/our rights of Homestead and do not wish to terminate my/our not required. Additional project information is contained in the Environmental Homestead by granting the within conveyance notwithstanding my/our waiver of Review Record (ERR) on le at Community Development, Lynn City Hall, Room Lynn eld, numbered 22 Huckleberry Road, given by Scott Considine and Mary Considine to John Prucknicki, dated July 1, 2014, and record in the Essex County such homestead in paragraph 24 of the within mortgage. For title see Deed 311, Lynn, MA 01901 and may be examined or copied weekdays 8:30 A.M to recorded herewith. 4:00 P.M. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 8:30 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. Tuesday and (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 33386, Page 70, has led with this court a complaint for determination of Defendants' Servicemembers status. 8:30 A.M. -12:30 P.M. Friday. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the bene t of all easements, restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to PUBLIC COMMENTS If you are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the bene ts of the Servicemembers Civil M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Any individual, group, or agency may submit written comments on the ERR to the Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that City of Lynn Community Development, Lynn City Hall, Room 311, Lynn, MA 01901. basis, then you or your attorney must le a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before November TERMS OF SALE: All comments received by November 8, 2017 will be considered by the City of A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Lynn Community Development prior to authorizing submission of a request for 27, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the bene ts of said Act. a certi ed check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be release of funds. Comments should specify which Notice they are addressing. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATION the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the sale date in the form of a certi ed check, bank treasurer's check or other The City of Lynn Community Development certi es to HUD that the Honorable check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Judith Flanagan Kennedy in her capacity as Mayor of Lynn consents to accept the Item: October 23, 2017 at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms jurisdiction of the Federal Courts if an action is brought to enforce responsibilities of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure in relation to the environmental review process and that these responsibilities have sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be been satis ed. HUD's approval of the certi cation satis es its responsibilities COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further under NEPA and related laws and authorities and allows the City of Lynn THE TRIAL COURT recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Community Development to use CDBG and HOME Program funds. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Docket No. ES17P2898EA an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. OBJECTIONS TO RELEASE OF FUNDS INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. HUD will accept objections to its release of fund and the City of Lynn Community Estate of: Development's certi cation for a period of fteen days following the anticipated MICHAEL D. CONTINO Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) submission date or its actual receipt of the request (whichever is later) only if they Date of Death: August 05, 2016 are on one of the following bases: (a) the certi cation was not executed by the Essex Division Present Holder of said Mortgage, Certifying Of cer of the City of Lynn Community Development; (b) the City of Lynn To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of By Its Attorneys, Community Development has omitted a step or failed to make a decision or Petitioner BETH E. CONTINO of LYNN MA ORLANS PC nding required by HUD regulations at 24 CFR part 58; (c) the grant recipient or a Will has been admitted to informal probate. PO Box 540540 other participants in the development process have committed funds, incurred BETH E. CONTINO of LYNN MA Waltham, MA 02454 costs or undertaken activities not authorized by 24 CFR Part 58 before approval of has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Phone: (781) 790-7800 a release of funds by HUD; or (d) another Federal agency acting pursuant to 40 serve without surety on the bond. 16-015603 CFR Part 1504 has submitted a written nding that the project is unsatisfactory The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Item: October 16, 23, 30, 2017 from the standpoint of environmental quality. Objections must be prepared and Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without submitted in accordance with the required procedures (24 CFR Part 58, Sec. supervision by the Court. 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Four brands NEW ORLEANS — Talk of orange about spooky: a Hallow- wine at een-themed tour of New Chamber Orleans’ grisly history Street Wines opens next week and it’s in New not for the squeamish. The Historic New Orle- York. ans Collection has given a PG-13 rating to “La Danse PHOTO | Macabre: The Nightmare ASSOCIATED PRESS of History,” a one-hour, $5 guided tour of its history galleries. And there’s good Unique orange, amber wine creates buzz reason for the rating. Stops PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS along the guided tour in- A copper and wood vors, too, come through,” by blending a bit into tra- novice consumer or the By Michael Hill clude a photograph of a printing block by an ASSOCIATED PRESS winemaker Vinny Aliperti ditional chardonnays to mainstream wine drink- shrine bedecked with plas- unknown artist, of said, taking a break from change up the flavor and er,” Hemer said. “It really ter body parts, a picture Madame Delphine La- BURDETT, N.Y. — The harvest duties at Atwater more recently with full-on takes a little bit more of, I of a woman who tortured Laurie; circa 1830. sloping vineyards of New Estate Vineyards on Sen- orange wines. This fall, he think, a sophisticated pal- York’s Finger Lakes re- slaves in the early 1800s, eca Lake. “They’re more fermented Vignoles grapes ate.” gion known for producing even a ragtime composition loween season. So we cre- thoughtful wines. They’re with their skins in a stain- The wines have caught golden-hued rieslings and inspired by a New Orleans ated this tour to kind of more meditative.” less steel vat for a couple on in recent years among chardonnays also are of- serial killer and titled “The celebrate and tell these Atwater is among a few of weeks before pressing connoisseurs who like fering a splash of orange Mysterious Axman’s Jazz.” tales that we think are wineries encircling these and then aging them in the depth of flavors, som- wine. It also includes such some of the most compel- glacier-carved lakes that oak barrels. meliers who can regale gruesome lore such as The color comes not have added orange to their Orange wines account ling in the city’s macabre customers with tales of colonial executions on from citrus fruit, but by mix of whites and reds. for “far less than 1 per- history,” said Dylan Jordan, ancient techniques and the wheel, amputations fermenting white wine The practice dates back cent” of what is handled by the visitor services staffer drinkers looking for some- during the War of 1812, grapes with their skins thousands of years, when Southern Glazer’s Wine & who created the tour. “It’s thing different. Christo- on before pressing — a winemakers in the Cau- Spirits, the nation’s larg- and the chained, tortured a mixture of true crime, pher Nicolson, managing practice that mirrors the casus, a region located at est distributor with about slaves found in Madame ghost stories, voodoo, and winemaker at Red Hook way red wines are made. the border of Europe and a quarter of the market, Delphine LaLaurie’s attic war, sickness and health.” Lighter than reds and Asia, would ferment wine according to Eric Hemer, Winery in Brooklyn, said after her house caught fire The gallery tour starts earthier than whites, or- in buried clay jars. It has senior vice president and the wines hit their “crest in 1834. But Eli Haddow, with colonial executions ange wines have created a been revitalized in recent corporate director of wine of hipness” a couple of the museum’s marketing and a slave named Lou- buzz in trendier quarters. decades by vintners in education. years ago, though they re- assistant, said, “We won’t is Congo, who was freed And winemakers reviving Italy, California and else- Hemer expects orange main popular. bar anyone from entry. We for agreeing to serve as the ancient practice like where looking to connect wines to remain a niche “I think they’re viewed just suggest that they’re executioner. “He was giv- how the “skin-fermented” wine to its roots or to con- variety due to small-scale by these younger drinkers not intended for children en land, and paid for each wines introduce more jure new tastes from the production, higher retail as, ‘Oh, this is something under the age of 13.” punishment meted out, be complex flavors to the bot- grapes. Or both. Clay jars prices — up to $200 for a new and fresh. And they’re Daily 11 a.m. tours run it breaking someone on the tle. are optional. premium bottle — and the breaking the rules of these Tuesday through Sunday, wheel or branding someone “Pretty outgoing char- Aliperti has been exper- nature of the wine. Van Dyke-wearing, mono- including Halloween. who tried to escape with a acteristics. Very spicy, imenting with skin fer- “It’s not a wine that’s cled ... fusty old wine ap- “We wanted to do some- fleur-de-lis or cutting off peppery. A lot of tea fla- menting for years, first going to appeal to the preciators,’” Nicolson said. thing special for the Hal- ears,” Jordan said. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2017 HEALTH McConnell awaits Trump Glenn Chin, supervisory pharmacist at guidance on health care the now-closed New England By Jill Colvin ASSOCIATED PRESS Compounding Center, leaves STERLING, Va. — Sen- federal court ate Majority Leader Mitch after attending McConnell said Sunday the first day he’s willing to bring bipar- of his trial in tisan health care legisla- Boston. tion to the floor if Presi- dent Donald Trump makes clear he supports it. FILE PHOTO | A proposal by two sen- ASSOCIATED PRESS ators — Republican La- mar Alexander of Tennes- see and Democrat Patty Pharmacist in meningitis Murray of Washington — would extend for two years FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS federal insurance pay- ments that Trump has Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, case ‘gambled with lives’ blocked, in an effort to sta- R-Ky., listens to remarks during a news confer- bilize insurance markets. ence at the Capitol in Washington. safe and decided instead Jurors are expected to be- By Alanna But Trump has offered to gamble with patients’ Durkin Richer gin deliberating on Monday. mixed signals, alternately some kind of interim step ocrats, and Senate Minori- ASSOCIATED PRESS lives, Assistant U.S. Attor- The 2012 outbreak of praising and condemning here to stabilize the mar- ty Leader Chuck Schumer ney Amanda Strachan said fungal meningitis and oth- ket, we need a bill the on Sunday urged McCon- BOSTON — A pharma- the effort — confusing during closing arguments. er infections was blamed president will actually nell to bring it to the floor cist charged with murder Democrats and Republi- “This was a crisis of epic on contaminated injec- sign. And I’m not certain “immediately, this week.” in a meningitis outbreak cans alike. proportions, and it was yet what the president is “This is a good compro- that killed 76 people tions of medical steroids, Asked whether he would looming ... and Glenn Chin looking for here, but I will mise,” Schumer said on knew that mold and oth- given mostly to people bring the bill to the floor just didn’t care,” Strachan be happy to bring a bill to NBC’s “Meet the Press.” He er bacteria were growing with back pain. McConnell said on CNN’s said. the floor if I know Presi- predicted it would pass “by inside the filthy produc- More than 700 people in “State of the Union” that Chin, who ran the clean a large number of votes” tion rooms and that drugs 20 states were sickened he was waiting “to hear dent Trump would sign it,” rooms where the drugs and that the president shipped to customers were in what’s considered the from President Trump the Republican said. The were made, is charged with what kind of health care plan unveiled last week would ultimately sign it to not sterile, but chose to do second-degree murder un- worst public health cri- nothing, a federal prosecu- sis in recent U.S. history. bill he might sign.” likely has 60 votes in the avoid the blame for rising der federal racketeering “If there’s a need for Senate, mostly from Dem- insurance premiums. tor told jurors Friday. law, mail fraud and other The Centers for Disease Glenn Chin, the super- crimes. He is charged in Control and Prevention visory pharmacist at the the deaths of 25 people in put the death toll at 64 now-closed New England Florida, Indiana, Mary- in 2013. Federal officials Compounding Center in land, Michigan, North Car- identified additional vic- Framingham, ignored olina, Tennessee and Vir- tims in their investigation, warning signs that his pro- ginia and faces up to life in raising the total number duction methods were un- prison if convicted. of deaths to 76. Judge tosses $417M award against Johnson & Johnson

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LOS ANGELES — A PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS judge on Friday tossed out a $417 million jury award to Eva Activists with Planned Parenthood demonstrate outside of the Depart- a woman who claimed she Echeverria, ment of Health and Human Services in Washington, Friday. developed ovarian cancer who has by using Johnson & John- since died, son talc-based baby powder claimed Court blocks immigrant for feminine hygiene. Johnson’s Los Angeles County Su- baby powder perior Court Judge Maren caused her Nelson granted the com- ovarian teen’s access to abortion pany’s request for a new cancer. By Jessica Gresko such as an adult relative in Friday or Saturday, but the trial, saying there were ASSOCIATED PRESS the United States. If that government appealed. errors and jury miscon- FILE PHOTO | happens, she could obtain Brigitte Amiri, the ACLU duct in the previous trial ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — An ap- an abortion if she chooses. lawyer who represented that ended with the award peals court is blocking, for If she isn’t released, the case the teen in court, said in a two months ago. adequately warn consum- that Johnson & Johnson now, an abortion sought by a can go back to court. statement that the group Nelson also ruled that ers about talcum powder’s knew about the risks of pregnant 17-year-old immi- The teen, whose name is “investigating all ave- there wasn’t convincing potential cancer risks. She talc and ovarian cancer for grant being held in a Texas and country of origin have nues to get justice for her.” evidence that Johnson & used the company’s baby three decades. facility, ruling that the gov- been withheld because “Justice is delayed yet Johnson acted with malice powder on a daily basis The company said it was ernment should have time she’s a minor, is 15 weeks again for this courageous and the award for damag- beginning in the 1950s pleased with the ruling. to try to release her so she pregnant. She entered the and persistent young es was excessive. until 2016 and was diag- “Ovarian cancer is a dev- can obtain the abortion out- U.S. in September and woman. She continues The decision will be ap- nosed with ovarian cancer astating disease — but it is side of federal custody. learned she was pregnant to be held hostage and pealed even though Eva in 2007, according to court not caused by the cosmet- A three-judge panel of the while in custody in Texas. prevented from getting Echeverria has died, said papers. ic-grade talc we have used U.S. Court of Appeals for the She obtained a court order an abortion because the her attorney, Mark Robin- Echeverria developed in Johnson’s Baby Powder District of Columbia issued Sept. 25 permitting her to Trump administration son Jr. ovarian cancer as a “prox- for decades. The science is its ruling Friday hours after have an abortion. But fed- disagrees with her person- “We will continue to fight imate result of the unrea- clear and we will contin- arguments from lawyers for eral officials have refused al decision,” Amiri said. on behalf of all women who sonably dangerous and ue to defend the safety of the Trump administration to transport her or tempo- “Our client and women have been impacted by this defective nature of talcum Johnson’s Baby Powder as and the teenager. The court rarily release her so that across this country should dangerous product,” he powder,” she said in her we prepare for additional ruled 2-1 that the govern- others may take her to have be able to access a safe, said in a statement. lawsuit. trials in the U.S.,” spokes- ment should have until Oct. an abortion. A lower federal legal abortion without fed- Echeverria alleged John- Her attorney contended woman Carol Goodrich 31 to release the girl into court ruled that she should eral officials stepping in to son & Johnson failed to that documents showed said in a statement. the custody of a sponsor, be able to obtain an abortion interfere.” Study: Pollution kills 9 million a year, costs $4.6 trillion

By Katy Daigle said epidemiologist Philip found, while India tops the ASSOCIATED PRESS Landrigan, dean of global list of individual countries. health at the Icahn School One out of every four NEW DELHI — Envi- of Medicine at Mount Si- premature deaths in In- ronmental pollution — nai, New York, and the lead dia in 2015, or some 2.5 from filthy air to contam- author of the report. million, was attributed to inated water — is killing The report marks the pollution. China’s environ- more people every year first attempt to pull to- ment was the second dead- than all war and violence gether data on disease and liest, with more than 1.8 in the world. More than death caused by all forms million premature deaths, smoking, hunger or nat- of pollution combined. or one in five, blamed on ural disasters. More than “Pollution is a massive AIDS, tuberculosis and pollution-related illness, problem that people aren’t the study found. malaria combined. seeing because they’re One out of every six pre- Several other countries looking at scattered bits such Bangladesh, Paki- mature deaths in the world of it,” Landrigan said. stan, North Korea, South in 2015 — about 9 million Experts say the 9 mil- Sudan and Haiti also see — could be attributed to lion premature deaths the nearly a fifth of their pre- disease from toxic expo- study found was just a sure, according to a major partial estimate, and the mature deaths caused by study released Thursday number of people killed by pollution. in the Lancet medical jour- pollution is undoubtedly PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Still, many poorer coun- nal. The financial cost from tries have yet to make pol- higher and will be quan- Morning smog envelops the skyline in Mumbai, India. pollution-related death, sick- tified once more research lution control a priority, ex- ness and welfare is equally perts say. India has taken is done and new methods of the 5,000 new chemicals up the worst of the toxic health experts who contrib- massive, the report says, of assessing harmful im- some recent actions, such widely dispersed through- sites. And then all of those uted to the 51-page report. costing some $4.6 tril- pacts are developed. as tightening vehicle and out the environment since discussions went into the “To some extent these lion in annual losses — or Areas like Sub-Saharan factory emission standards about 6.2 percent of the Africa have yet to even set 1950 having been tested background” just as indus- countries look to the West and occasionally limiting global economy. up air pollution monitoring for safety or toxicity. try began booming in devel- for examples and discus- the number of cars on New “There’s been a lot of study systems. Soil pollution has “In the West, we got the oping nations, said Richard sion, and we’d dropped it,” Delhi’s roads. But they have of pollution, but it’s never received scant attention. lead out of the gasoline, Fuller, head of the global Fuller said. done little about crop burn- received the resources or And there are still plenty of so we thought lead was toxic watchdog Pure Earth Asia and Africa are the ing, garbage fires, construc- level of attention as, say, potential toxins still being handled. We got rid of the and one of the 47 scientists, regions putting the most tion dust or rampant use of AIDS or climate change,” ignored, with less than half burning rivers, cleaned policy makers and public people at risk, the study the dirtiest fossil fuels.