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DEALS OF THE Ground broken on a Lynn ‘game-changer’$DAY$ By Gayla Cawley development team, plans to transform a pening.” City of cialsPG. 3 and ITEM STAFF downtown community garden into a 10-story The development will feature apartments developers break building with 259 market-rate apartments priced in the mid-$2,000s, an underground ga- ground at the site of LYNN — Lynn’s time has come. and 20,000 square feet of ground- oor com- rage, and a 6,000-square-foot deck with ocean the new luxury apart- That was the message city and state of cials mercial space, which will include a restaurant and Boston skyline views. Work is expected to ment development delivered at Monday afternoon’s groundbreak- and retail component. be completed in mid-2020. on Munroe Street ing of a $90 million development on Munroe “This really is a game-changer in many The ceremony comes a month after the fam- on Monday. Street. Of cials said the project aligns with ways,” said Mayor Thomas M. McGee. “When ily-owned construction company closed on the the city’s vision for the downtown. you look around at all the other gateway cit- ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON Procopio Enterprises, Inc., a Saugus-based ies, these kinds of development are not hap- LYNN, A3 Saugus looks RATS! for a way to get Peabody home-schooled has a rodent problem into the game By Thomas Grillo By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF PEABODY — As the number SAUGUS — Home-schooled students may soon of rat complaints has risen by be allowed to participate in Saugus High athlet- more than 400 percent in the ics and other extracurricular activities. last two years, the City Council “I couldn’t nd one other district in the area be- is considering new rules to com- sides Saugus that didn’t allow it,” said Jeannie bat the rodents. Meredith, chairwoman of the School Committee. “We have de nitely seen a dra- The policy subcommittee is recommending matic uptick in complaints,” said a change in the current policy’s language that Sharon Cameron, director of the would allow home-schooled students to join in on city’s Health Department. activities in the district. A separate recommen- Among the factors that lead dation is to allow the students to participate in to potential rodent infestations athletics. are untended vegetable gardens, “The way our policy exists, if a child is home bird feeders, and trash. Rodents schooled, they cannot participate in extracurric- go where there is food. ular activities at all,” said Meredith. “All the re- “There are lots of factors con- search that I’ve looked at — and common sense tributing to the rise,” she said. — supports that any social interaction for kids is “Experts say the change in cli- bene cial. We wouldn’t want to hold these kids mate and warmer temperatures back from being socialized.” is extending the breeding season.” Recovery coaches see hope The language in the policy on home schooling Rats reproduce less during reads “home-schooled students are not enrolled in winter as cold temperatures the Saugus Public Schools, and have, in fact, ex- make it harder for rodents to where others see despair pressly sought permission to withdraw from the survive. But as winters have By Thor Jourgensen Frank Mahon- public school program. Therefore, home-schooled become milder, in part due to ITEM STAFF eyBurroughs of students are not eligible to participate in extra- climate change, rats have pro- Winthrop holds curricular and athletic programs.” duced extra litters. The proposal is to change “are not eligible” to LYNN — They were there for different reasons: Re- a photo of his A single female rat can have nee Wiggins was inspired by the people who helped “may be eligible.” cousin, Thomas up to 100 babies annually, so a her. Glenn Troy wants to help fellow labor union Interscholastic students can participate in ath- “Tucker” Stokes, small increase can have a huge members and Frank MahoneyBurroughs wants to letics at the discretion of the School Committee, impact on the population, ac- honor his cousin’s memory. who died in which Meredith argued should not be the policy. cording to the U.S. National Li- The man MahoneyBurroughs counted as one of his 2015 of a drug “I don’t think the School Committee or any brary of Medicine National In- closest relatives died from a drug overdose and Ma- overdose. elected of cials should ever have a role in this,” stitutes of Health. honeyBurroughs is never far from his cousin Thomas she said in a policy subcommittee meeting last ITEM PHOTO | Experts say the rat population “Tucker” Stokes’ photograph. week. “Politics should not play a role in this.” SPENSER HASAK explosion could help spread 11 “When I got the call that he had died, I said, ‘What Instead, the subcommittee is suggesting it be PEABODY, A3 RECOVERY, A3 SAUGUS, A3

Revere seeks investigation INSIDE Senator wants students Lynn into embarrassing oversight Educators, staff to undergo to reach their full potential safe and inclusive By Bridget Turcotte “Upon examination of the do- schools training. A2 By Gayla Cawley cently released a report on the ITEM STAFF nated collection by Recreation ITEM STAFF importance of afterschool learn- Department staff, one inappro- Opinion ing and how to raise the revenue REVERE — City Council- State Sen. Brendan Crighton priate item was discovered,” Krause: Adieu elections to give access to more families. or Dan Rizzo wants a criminal (it’s about time). A4 (D-Lynn) is advocating for more investigation into why a por- said Arrigo. “The one item was funds for afterschool programs There’s a huge need for after- nographic DVD was found in removed and destroyed. We Sports aimed at closing the achieve- school and summer learning, the Parks and Recreation De- have absolutely no reason to Swampscott girls soccer ment gap for low-income stu- as a child spends 80 percent of partment. But Mayor Brian Ar- believe that it ever was seen by rolls on in tourney. B1 dents. their time outside of the schools, rigo says the video came in with any children or by any member  Crighton is Senate co-chair Crighton said. But as many a donation of more than 300 of the public. Lynn eld volleyball of the state legislature’s After- as 8,000 low-income students DVDs and CDs and calls it “an sweeps Tewksbury school and Out-of-School Time embarrassing oversight.” REVERE, A3 out of tournament. B1 Coordinating Council, which re- CRIGHTON, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 HIGH 61° VOL. 140, ISSUE 267 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 BUSINESS ...... B8 LOW 50° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 OBITUARIES Lillian S. Berry-Rogers Attorneys from Philippines visit 1954-2018 Boston for training fellowship Lillian Berry-Rogers Berry, Thomas Primus passed away peace- Jr., Jane Primus, Stu- fully with family by art Primus and wife BOSTON — Suffolk members of his Special velop reforms to enhance meeting to share and com- her side on Oct. 31, Kelly; and four pater- County District Attorney Prosecutions Unit, which the efficiency and impact pare strategies.” 2018. nal siblings, Deborah, John P. Pappas welcomed prosecutes white-collar of corruption prosecutions. The International Jus- Lillian was a life- Charles, Allan, and the a group of officials from crime and offenses commit- “There is no greater hon- tice Sector Education and long Lynn resident. late Shelia. the Philippines last week ted by public employees. or than a career in public Training Fellowship con- She taught for more Service informa- as they begin a month- The visiting attorneys service, but when govern- nects teams from various than 20 years in the tion: Visitation will long fellowship focused on arrived in Boston last ment employees abuse countries with month-long LPS system, spend- be at the GOODRICH improving the prosecution week for the Internation- their authority or act with- fellowships offering insti- ing her last 10 years teaching Funeral Home, 128 Wash- of government corruption. al Justice Sector Educa- out integrity, it threatens tutional visits, mentorship, first grade at Connery Elemen- ington St., Lynn, on Thurs- Attorneys Maria Janina tion Training Fellowship the public’s trust in the training, and other assis- tary School. day from 4-8 p.m. Funeral J. Hidalgo, Czarina May through a program of the very institutions creat- tance to support the im- She is survived by her hus- services will be held at the C. Altez-Domingo, and Me- American Bar Association ed to serve them,” said plementation of strategic band, Douglas Rogers; four Greater Bethlehem Temple lissa Christina S. Santos Rule of Law Initiative. Pappas in a statement. reforms in their public agen- children, Serita, Louis and wife Pentecostal Church, 21 Light of the Filipino corruption The program is intended “Our Special Prosecutions cies. Suffolk prosecutors Julie, Shardaye, Travonne; two St., Lynn, on Friday at 10 a.m. investigation agency Office to help the group gain the Unit preserves that trust also hosted a group of Serbi- stepsons, Jovan and Ladonne; In lieu of flowers, dona- of the Ombudsman met on knowledge necessary to through its daily work and an prosecutors through the granddaughter Kayden; and tions can be made in the Friday with Pappas and help their government de- made the most out of this program earlier this year. many aunts, uncles, nieces, and name of Lillian Berry-Rogers nephews. She also leaves five to the Michael Neely Neuro- maternal siblings, Jordan Ber- science Center at Tufts Med- ry and wife Deborah, Roxanne ical Center, Boston. Lynn educators, staff to undergo safe and inclusive schools training Diane M. Losanno, 76 LYNN — Faculty and parents. Shore Labor Council’s November 6 reflects our staff of Lynn Public “As teachers, our first Women’s Committee and core. It is our responsibil- Schools will be trained concern is for the social passed by the Lynn School ity to ensure that we are LYNN — Diane M. no Jr. and Maria L. on Tuesday to support (and) emotional well being Committee in spring 2017. well-equipped to ensure (Hill) Losanno, age Losanno and her sig- students affected by in- of our students. This train- The Massachusetts Bud- safety, first and foremost, 76, of Lynn, passed nificant other James creased immigration en- ing will allow our teachers get and Policy Center’s re- and meet the individual away at Kaplan Fam- Niles, all of Lynn; her forcement actions. and staff to better support port, “Excellence for All,” needs of each and every ily Hospice House cat, Samuel Losanno; This training, part of our students from varied identifies professional de- student,” Schools Super- surrounded by her her sister, Marianne their professional devel- backgrounds,” said Sheila velopment for all staff on intendent Dr. Patrick Tut- loving family follow- Pacheco of Danvers; opment, was conceived of O’Neil, president of the how to effectively support wiler said. “In addition to ing a lengthy illness. brothers, William Hill and advocated for by edu- Lynn Teachers Union. English language learners reviewing procedure, this She was the wife of Jr. of Derry, N.H., Je- cators and parents, and is The annual training is (ELL) as the most import- session seeks to increase Angelo M. Losanno rome Hill of Beverly intended to help prepare required by the Safe and ant strategy to improve the cultural proficiency and Sr., with whom she shared 57 and Richard Hill and his wife school personnel to re- Inclusive Schools resolu- success of ELL students. deepen understanding of years of marriage. Donna of Salisbury; as well as spond to the fears held by tion, a measure brought “As I see it, the profes- the experience of many of She was a lifelong resi- many nieces and nephews. many Lynn students and by members of the North sional development on our students.” dent of Lynn and attended Service information: Di- Lynn Public Schools. Prior to ane’s funeral service will be her retirement, she worked held on Wednesday, during in housekeeping and was the visitation of 9-11 a.m. with Lenoxx Hill for 10 years. in the GOODRICH Funeral She was a member of the Home, 128 Washington St., PACE program. Diane enjoyed Lynn. Burial will follow in sports, crossword puzzles and Pine Grove Cemetery. Me- arts and crafts. morial donations, if desired, In addition to her husband, may be made in Diane’s she is survived by her children, memory to the American Lisa Losanno, Angelo M. Losan- Cancer Society.

Richard M. Walthour Jr., 55 1962-2018 MARCO ISLAND, Fla. — Rich- Kevin and Matthew Walthour; ard M. Walthour Jr., 55, for- and his longtime companion, mally of Lynn, died suddenly Sharon Krohn; his nephews, Sept. 28 2018 at his home. T.J. and his fiancee Shannon He was the son of the late Dixon, Joshua and Jonathan Richard and Marilyn (Mealey) Beatty and Brady Walthour, Walthour. He was employed at and niece, Sarah Beatty. He Publix Supermarket as a bak- also leaves behind several er for many years and then at cousins. Richie will be ex- Crazy Flamingo’s as a cook. tremely missed by his family He is survived by his wife, and many friends. Colleen (Ritcher); his chil- Service information: In- dren, Catherine (Antho- terment services will be ny) Bruno, Cullen and Kira held privately. Burial at St. Walthour; his grandchildren, Mary’s Cemetery. Memorial Caylee Cassarino and Peyton donations in his name can Walthour; his sister, Diane be made to the American Di- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS (John) Valeri; and brothers, abetes Association. Jeff Holden prepares a polling place for Election Day at Reid Middle School in Pittsfield Monday. SAUGUS BRIEF The one constant in midterm races: Trump Trash, recycling collection tinue to run on a one-day on one-day delay delay for the remainder of By Bob Salsberg $2.25 million spent by Trump in 2020. Capuano. Pressley has no the week. ASSOCIATED PRESS Baker’s campaign during The Democrat has por- Republican opponent in Trash and recycling The compost site will be the second half of October trayed her opponent as the general election and collection will run on open normal hours, from BOSTON — There’s no was more than the $2.18 someone who would vote there’s been little dra- escaping the impact Pres- a one-day delay from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., on Satur- million Gonzalez had “100 percent of the time” ma in the other fall cam- ident Donald Trump has Tuesday, Nov. 13, through day, Nov. 10; Wednesday, raised throughout his en- to support Trump’s agen- paigns for the House. had on the midterm elec- Saturday, Nov. 17. Nov. 14; Saturday, Nov. tire campaign, according da. Diehl was the co-chair The most competitive tions, even in Massachu- There will be no collec- 17; Wednesday, Nov. 21; to the most recent state of Trump’s 2016 campaign races appear to be in the setts where polling shows tion on Monday, Nov. 12 and Saturday, Nov. 24. campaign finance records. in Massachusetts and 3rd District, where Dem- him to be deeply unpop- due to the observance of Please contact solid In debates, Gonzalez doesn’t hide his support ocratic Rep. Niki Tsongas Veterans Day. Residents waste/recycling coordi- ular with the majority of has pointed to Baker’s en- for the president, though the state’s voters. is retiring, and in the 9th whose collection falls on nator Lorna Cerbone at dorsement — albeit tepid has promised if elected to District where Democrat 781-231-4036 with any Democratic gubernatori- Monday will be collected — of Diehl and other pro- vote first to protect the William Keating is seek- on Tuesday. It will con- questions. al candidate Jay Gonzalez Trump candidates sharing state’s interests. ing a fifth term. has tried to take Republi- the Republican ticket with Diehl has charged that Lori Trahan, of Lowell, can Gov. Charlie Baker to him in Massachusetts. Warren is already looking MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS survived a 10-way Dem- task for not being forceful Baker has said only that past her current re-elec- enough in his criticism of ocratic primary and a re- same fiscal year-to-date he is keeping his prom- tion campaign and would State beating expectations Trump, even though the count to secure her party’s period in 2017. ise to endorse fellow GOP soon abandon Massachu- on tax collections incumbent has repeatedly nomination for Tsongas’ Harding said October’s candidates. setts to focus on a run for rebuked White House pol- seat, and is facing Repub- results were consistent The Democrat has also the White House. BOSTON (AP) — Mas- icy and the president him- lican Rick Green, a busi- sachusetts is continuing with the administration’s attempted to chip away Warren, one of Trump’s self over the past couple of nessman from Pepperell. to outmatch expectations expectations for steady, at Baker’s edge by label- fiercest critics in Congress, years. Keating’s GOP oppo- when it comes to tax moderate growth. ing the Republican a “sta- hasn’t exactly discour- Democratic U.S. Sen. nent is Peter Tedeschi, of collections. tus quo” governor while aged the speculation. She Elizabeth Warren, a pos- Marshfield, whose family State Revenue Com- positioning himself as a recently said she would The average cost of sible presidential contend- founded the convenience missioner Christopher reformer. He’s advocated take a “hard look” at run- store chain that bears its Harding announced gasoline down a penny er in 2020, has often used for major investments in ning for president once her Republican challeng- public transportation and the Senate election is over. name. Monday that preliminary BOSTON (AP) — The er Geoff Diehl as a foil education, and backed a And some have viewed Massachusetts current- revenue collections for average cost of gasoline October totaled just over for Trump as she seeks single-payer health care her recent disclosure of ly has an all-Democratic in Massachusetts has re-election to the Senate. system. DNA tests as an attempt congressional delegation. $1.9 billion. inched down a penny. That’s $27 million — or Massachusetts voters on Baker and state Re- to quiet the controversy — AAA Northeast says Tuesday will also decide publicans have, in turn, and frequent taunts from 1.5 percent — above ex- Monday that self-serve, pectations for the month races for the U.S. House, questioned how Gonza- Trump — over her claims regular is now selling for 781-593-7700 and $86 million — or 4.7 the Legislature, other lez would pay for his ini- of Native American heri- Publishing Daily, except Sundays an average of $2.79 per percent — more than the state and county officers tiatives, especially after tage. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 actual collections during gallon. and three statewide bal- the state’s highest court Shiva Ayyadurai, an in- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA and additional offices. October of last year. The Massachusetts lot initiatives, including a struck down a proposed dependent running on the price is 3 cents higher Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item Harding said that so far first-in-the-nation vote on 4 percent surtax on the slogan “only a real Indian Subscriptions during the current fiscal than the national average a transgender rights law. state’s highest earners. can defeat the fake Indi- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States year, which began July 1, and 32 cents higher that A closer look at some of SENATE an,” is also on the ballot. $20.00 for 4 weeks revenue collections have it was in the state a year the key races on Tuesday: Warren is heavily fa- HOUSE $65.00 for 13 weeks ago. GOVERNOR vored to defeat Diehl, a Boston City Councilor $130.00 for 26 weeks totaled more than $8.8 $260.00 for 1 year billion. AAA’s weekly survey It’s been an uphill climb state representative from Ayanna Pressley emerged Send payment to and POSTMASTER, That’s $350 million or found a wide disparity for Gonzalez, who has Whitman, in what both as the biggest story of the send address changes to: 4.1 percent more than the in the price of self-serve, trailed throughout the supporters and detractors September primary in The Daily Item year-to-date benchmark regular, from a low of race in polling and been of the incumbent view as Massachusetts with her 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 and $695 million — or 8.5 $2.52 to a high of $3.09 heavily outspent by the a potential warmup for upset of longtime Demo- Lynn, MA 01903 percent — more than the per gallon. incumbent. In fact, the a national race against cratic U.S. Rep. Michael TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Senator wants students Peabody has a rodent problem to reach their full potential PEABODY l The city’s 366 restau- A1 Exterminators to bait spent $900,000 to provide CRIGHTON of education, but our rants must devise a pest the city’s sewers, Camer- homeowners with 65-gal- From A1 From A1 achievement gap contin- management plan. on said every time they’ve lon trash carts to dispose ues to grow and grow,” said diseases, including E. coli l Violators face fines of gone back to check, the of trash. Overflowingeligible for the programs Crighton. “It’s clear that and the bubonic plague. up to $300 a day. bait has not been touched, trash barrels, the use of are on waiting lists be- afterschool programs and The measures up for dis- The problem is not lim- a sign rats are getting flimsy trash bags left on cause of lack of space or summer learning have a cussion by the council in- ited to Peabody. Public plenty of food elsewhere. sidewalks, and careless funding. major effect on students’ clude: health directors on the While rats are a national disposal of garbage have “This is an economic mo- academic performance. l Property owners North Shore are seeing problem, the federal gov- all led to the prominent bility issue,” said Crigh- It’s an investment that must have sufficient ro- the same increases, Cam- ernment is no longer in- rat problem, the city said. ton. “The cost of childcare will definitely pay off.” dent-proof, covered trash eron said. volved in controlling rats The goal of the heavy-du- is very expensive. Too Other recommenda- containers for waste and “For all of us, sanitation as it is with many other ty, rodent-proof barrels is many parents have to tions include addressing recyclables. public health problems. is the biggest factor be- to restrict access to food choose between their work programming gaps in the l Receptacles cannot Between 1969 and 1982, cause rats are looking for sources, according to May- (or) professional career, state’s rural areas, where be placed on the street be- food, water and places to the Centers for Disease or Brian Arrigo. and taking care of their transportation is often a fore noon of the collection live,” she said. “They like Control and Prevention “Inadvertently, we are kids after school.” challenge, and using fed- day and must be removed to live within 150 feet of distributed grants under treating rats like pets One solution outlined eral dollars to increase by noon the following day. their food source, most of its Urban Rat Control pro- rather than predators,” in the report was to use access and quality in pro- l Developers of new the time they are able to gram, but that ended un- Arrigo told The Item. cannabis revenue to sup- gramming. construction must imple- find food around us and der former President Ron- port afterschool and sum- The report recommends ment a pest management the most common place is ald Reagan. As a result, Thomas Grillo can be mer programming, which the state invest in a quali- control plan two weeks be- from trash containers.” cities are on their own. reached at tgrillo@item- would go toward paying ty workforce for afterschool fore they break ground. While the city has hired Last month, Revere live.com. tuition and getting kids and summer programs, off the waiting list. which often struggle to The report recommends provide adequate pay for Ground broken on a Lynn ‘game-changer’ that the state increase the staff; leverage local the Afterschool and Out- partnerships among cities, LYNN breaking ceremony. of-School Quality Grant schools and afterschool; From A1 “Today, this is definitely funding to $5.5 million. and strengthen and align the largest project in the According to the re- state oversight and policy $3 million sale, acquiring downtown in at least the port, there are 196,562 development. the 30,000-square-foot last 50 years,” Cowdell students statewide in af- Crighton said the aim parcel from Munroe Part- said. “This is a transfor- terschool programs, but is to file legislation on ners LLC, operated by mative development proj- 362,312 would enroll if afterschool and summer Gordon Hall, president of ect and I think it sends a they had the option. Pro- learning, based on the re- the Hall Co., and a Daily message to the investment viding more access would port’s recommendations, Item director. The proper- community that Lynn is level the playing field for by the bill filing deadline ty, assessed at $216,700, the place to be.” those students who are of mid-January. was purchased by Mun- Jay Ash, state secretary currently left behind be- roe Partners in 2010 for of housing and economic cause of lack of opportuni- Gayla Cawley can be $650,000. development, credited the ty, the report shows. reached at gcawley@item- “We see Lynn as a city project for tapping into the “We’re proud Massa- live.com. Follow her on whose time has come,” city’s potential, which is chusetts is No. 1 in terms Twitter @GaylaCawley. said Michael Procopio, to produce developments co-owner of Procopio En- that put Lynn on the map terprises. “We see Lynn and provide opportunities Revere seeks investigation as a very vibrant and cul- for people to live and work turally diverse city whose there. Today, more than into embarrassing oversight days on the sidelines are 400 people call the down- over. As one of Greater town their home. REVERE Department is a safe and wholesome environment Boston’s suburbs that nev- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Ash was in Lynn last From A1 er really got its fair share week speaking about how where our city’s youth can due in terms of economic Jay Ash takes a selfie with Mayor Thomas M. the city has been Gov. “The Parks Department enjoy a wide variety of development or economic McGee, state Sen. Brendan Crighton and his Charlie Baker’s economic Director explained this healthy and constructive vibrancy, we think that son Nathaniel, and Dan Cahill at the ground- development priority for in an email to Councilor activities. It’s a shame time has come.” breaking of the Munroe Street project. the past four years. He Rizzo after the council- that the department could Procopio described the described the project as a or repeated unattributed be tainted by accusations development as “transfor- “testament to everything comments about the pres- seven-year period. The the downtown, said James that amount to little more mative,” remarking that that all of us have been ence of the item in the than reckless distortion of property currently brings Cowdell, Economic Devel- Recreation Department,” he believes the apartment working for, and hoping the donor’s mistake.” in $3,000 in annual taxes. opment & Industrial Cor- he said. building could change the for Lynn, for quite some In a motion added to the Procopio credited the tax poration of Lynn (EDIC/ As soon as Arrigo’s office downtown and reinvig- time.” agenda for Monday night’s orate economic develop- package for making the Lynn) executive director. Not everyone was learned of the concerns, project a reality, in terms He said the downtown an inquiry was initiated City Council meeting, ment in the city. pleased with the develop- the panel requested Arri- The City Council ap- of making it economically zoning was rewritten with ment. with both Human Re- go meet with the council proved a $2.5 million tax viable and one that could an eye toward convert- “We want to see inclu- sources and the Revere in executive session “for break over a seven-year succeed. ing old, vacant industrial sive development rather Police Department, he the purpose of discussing time period for the devel- “Everybody’s been saying buildings into mixed-use than this kind of project said. Neither department opment team through a how they’ve been hearing developments. which we feel is paving found evidence of wrong- the consideration of filing tax incentive plan negoti- about it for years, how Lynn There were critics the way toward gentrifi- doing by any Recreation criminal complaints rela- ated over the summer be- is on the cusp,” said City then and now, and both cation and displacement,” Department staff. tive to pornographic ma- tween Procopio Enterpris- Council President Darren times they were wrong, said Isaac Hodes, a com- “We believe this incident terials being brought into es and McGee. Cyr. “Well, we’re there. This Cowdell said, as a group munity organizer for Lynn will be found to be noth- the Youth Center by a city The project is expected is the start of it.” of sign-carrying protestors United for Change, one of ing more than an embar- employee.” to produce $5 million in Fifteen years ago, city of the development were the protestors staged out- rassing oversight by the The motion was request- new tax revenue in that officials had a vision for staged outside the ground- side the ceremony. people who had generous- ed by Rizzo. Rizzo did not ly donated hundreds of return calls seeking com- DVDs and CDs to the Rec- ment prior to deadline. Recovery coaches see hope where others see despair reation Department,” said Arrigo. “It is regrettable Bridget Turcotte can be RECOVERY Osama Aboukassem en- that the incident gained reached at bturcotte@item- From A1 rolled in recovery coach such attention. The Re- live.com. Follow her on training to pass on the vere Parks and Recreation Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. do I do now?’” he said. help he received from a re- The Winthrop resident covery coach. Drug-free for got his answer while at- 2½ years, he is grateful for tending North Shore Com- the coach who helped him munity College (NSCC). navigate the judicial pro- He switched his study con- cess after drugs led him to centration from history to trouble with the law. drug and alcohol counsel- “If I have a chance to ing and his first semester help someone else, I would studies on the Lynn cam- be lucky,” he said. pus included training in Wiggins said being an recovery coaching. Recov- alcoholic in recovery has ery coaches work one-on- set the stage for her to one with addicts to steer help others, initially by them into and through the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK training to be a recovery recovery process. Frank MahoneyBurroughs of Winthrop, left, coach. “It’s somebody to help and Glenn Troy of Wakefield hold a discussion “I was helped and it support someone newly during the Recovery Coach Academy as Lisa made such an impact on in recovery,” said Michelle Augusta of Boxford looks on. me,” she said. Simons, a prevention Simons said recovery coordinator and clini- ease relates to words like pros,” he said. coaching exposes coaches cian for the city of Lynn to broken lives and sad and Bridgewell, a Pea- “equality” and “equity” Mannix said recovery sparked a passionate ar- coaches are an important stories, but ultimately body-based behavioral coaches play a positive The value of each coupon shown here is equal to care agency. gument by Troy about how presence in hospitals with addicts don’t fit stereo- “so many people present- role in promoting recov- or greater than the price of the newspaper. Simons and Tom Man- ery over the long haul and types during an October ing in the emergency room nix, a recovery coach em- walking side by side with training session. with some sort of addic- bedded in the Beverly people in recovery. ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! “I covered my tattoos tion issue.” Coaches can Hospital emergency de- MahoneyBurroughs said If you would like to participate in and I looked harmless. I direct people in recovery partment, teach a 60-hour he has another question had money,” he said. to long-term programs The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, recovery coaching pro- to answer now that he is Since embarking on re- that can help them lead gram at NSCC that dove- studying addiction treat- contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 tails with addiction re- covery training, Mahon- drug-free lives that in- ment: covery training programs eyBurroughs said he has clude jobs and stable fami- “How can I get people TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY offered by the college, in- answered the question he ly relationships. back to normal life? I want cluding a two-year associ- asked upon hearing of his “If you come into the to help,” he said. ate’s degree. cousin’s death. hospital with an overdose, The pair’s discussion “I want to help people. you are stabilized, dis- Thor Jourgensen can be with their students about I want to learn the skills charged and then what?” reached at tjourgensen@ how addiction as a dis- from people who are the asked Mannix. itemlive.com.

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[email protected] A4 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 OPINION Adieu elections HOW TO REACH US E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. (it’s about time) CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K R ¢ S£ Well, all I can say is cared, whether she put P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Good Grief, Thank the down “1/235th Barbadian” Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Lord and Hallelujah. when asked. But now, I’ll Customer Service After today, maybe I can Steve bet there are some peo- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS watch a YouTube video ple in this country — the Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 without seeing Charlie Krause ones who don’t really pay All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Baker and Karyn Poli- attention — who wouldn’t 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 to at the beginning of it. recognize her name, but Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Nothing against either. doze the government into would know her by the Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Classifi ed/Legal Advertising I’m sure they’re wonderful a shutdown, and Clinton blatantly racist and deri- classi [email protected] Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 people. But I’m seeing way came out of it smelling sive nickname she’s been Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Subscriptions Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 too much of them. like a rose — until, well, saddled with. [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Ditto nurses and hospi- you know what. Thanks to these mid- tal executives. I love nurs- So if the Democrats win terms, a caravan of strag- Circulation [email protected] es. My sister’s one. And in either the House or the glers trying to make their my most recent extended Senate, or both, it won’t be way through Mexico to the Ext. 3 stay in the luxurious con- unprecedented. But it’ll be U.S. — for the most part Newsroom fines of Salem Hospital, significant. on foot — has been turned [email protected] you couldn’t have found Of course, any gravitas into an invading horde [email protected] better nurses than the associated with politics of marauders the likes Ext. 4 EDITORIAL ones who took care of me. in the early 21st century of which we haven’t seen Sports But I’ve memorized is completely obliterated since Attila the Hun and [email protected] these ads by now. Thanks by all the ridiculousness his army spread across Ext. 5 to this political season, I that goes along with it — Europe. It’s this type of know what “holding the Retail and Online the wild, reckless claims, hyperbole, and the inces- Advertising A game-changer wall” means (which is outright lies, distortions, sant, pounding drumbeat [email protected] different than “hold that bellicosity, coded racism, of it, that turns people off line!”). And of course, driv- insinuation that one side to politics, and voting. ADVERTISING in downtown Lynn ing down Lynnfield Street or the other will kidnap And there’s nothing any- Ernie Carpenter Jr. the other day I saw a giant your first born and sacri- body can do about it. The Director of Advertising State Secretary of Housing and Econom- “Vote NO on Question 1” fice him or her to the wol- “mass” in “mass media” and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] ic Development Jay Ash stood Monday on sign spread out above the verines. It makes even the grows exponentially. It has the Oxford Street site where a 10-story Union Hospital entrance. ones who can stomach all tentacles that overlap into David McBournie Nice to know Partners the bloviating wonder why Sales Representative, ext. 1280 residential/retail building is slated to rise other areas. Once upon [email protected] and announced, “This is the project I talk cares so much. How does they do. a time, you could smug- that jibe with its plans If anyone wants to know ly say “oh, that’s not us; Ralph Mitchell to others about.” Sales Representative, ext. 1313 to, you know, close Union why more people don’t Ash did some of that talking shortly af- that’s entertainment. We [email protected] Hospital? vote, I’m telling you it’s do news.” Or you could say Patricia Whalen ter 34 Munroe St.’s groundbreaking when As anyone who’s paid an for the same reason that “you can’t confuse us with he led a tour around downtown for people Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ounce of attention knows nobody watches baseball the ‘National Enquirer,’ [email protected] who have never stepped foot in Lynn. In by now, this could end up anymore. Both politics for heaven’s sake. That’s his view, 34 Munroe is just the latest ex- being a watershed elec- and the national pastime not a newspaper.” BUSINESS OFFICE ample of why people in increasing num- tion in U.S. history. Either are unwatchable. That line that sepa- Susan J. Conti bers are going to want to come to Lynn. we show our approval — The Red Sox and Hous- rates the legitimate from Controller, ext. 1288 With an $80 million price tag and 259 en masse — for Donald ton Astros played a the fraudulent is getting [email protected] units planned, 34 Munroe is forecast to Trump or we reject what nine-inning game in the dimmer by the day. At the Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 generate millions of dollars in tax reve- we have seen over the past ALCS that took almost same time, the number two years and indicate our [email protected] nue for the city. Its steel-and-glass frame five hours. There’s no ex- of people who don’t even preference that we take a cuse for that. The games Marian Kinney will rise on the site of a parking lot and bother making the distinc- different course. start late, they end later, tion between a legitimate ext. 1212 former community garden wedged be- [email protected] This is the way it usu- and any children (aka fu- news outlet and “’your- tween Munroe and Oxford streets. ally works in midterms. ture fans) who might have mothersbasement.com” Will Kraft “This is going to change the whole face They are referenda on the been inclined to take an Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 grows. [email protected] of Lynn,” said Economic Development job the administration interest are quickly bored All of this has conspired & Industrial Corporation (EDIC/Lynn) has been doing, and it’s to distraction until they’re Jennifer Perez to take all the gravitas out ext. 1205 board of directors member Ted Smith. not uncommon to see ei- dead tired and can’t stay of politics and turn it into [email protected] Smith and other public officials said 34 ther the House, or Senate, awake. just another sorry specta- or even both flip. It hap- Similarly, why would Mike Shanahan Munroe’s construction opens the imag- cle for people to blow off, Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 inations of developers to come to Lynn pened during Bill Clin- anyone, except the most as if their future doesn’t [email protected] ton’s first term, George W. hopelessly addicted politi- and ask if other downtown sites can host ride on elections. Carolina Trujillo Bush’s second, and Barack cal junkie, care about half projects and bring jobs, new residents They’re wrong, of course. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Obama’s first. these races? Even the ones But what’s it going to take [email protected] and tax dollars to a city that in Procopio With Clinton, Newt Gin- deemed important. The Companies Principal Michael Procopio’s for enough Americans to Jim Wilson grich adopted his “Con- rancor is excruciating. figure that out so the tide Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 words, has been on the proverbial side- tract for America,” and If Elizabeth Warren can turn back? [email protected] lines for too long. the resulting revolt led was not a U.S. Senator CIRCULATION Procopio took an interesting and unex- the Republicans into con- and didn’t have people Steve Krause can be Lisa Mahmoud pected tack in talking about 34 Munroe trol of Congress. Of course, running against her, we’d reached at skrause@item- Manager, ext. 1239 on Monday. Instead of calling it some- all Gingrich did was bull- have never known, or live.com. [email protected] thing new and great for Lynn, he fitted DEBBIE FRIEDLANDER CLASSIFIED his project into Lynn’s long history as a Abbe Young Smith city where innovative risk taking has re- Manager, ext. 1276 peatedly been the order of the day. Time to listen to our better angels [email protected] The same shoe makers who once ran NEWSROOM shops on the 34 Munroe St. site embraced Mike Alongi the pioneering entrepreneurial spirit Speaking on the eve of the midterm wanting a robust debate about health elections, Donald Trump is telling the care for all or hammering for an in- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Procopio said brought his company to [email protected] truth: this election “is” about him. It’s depth conversation about gun safety Lynn with bulldozers in tow. about his policies, his leadership style, a traitorous act? We should want and Bill Brotherton Ash and Mayor Thomas M. McGee Features Editor ext. 1338 his non-stop inappropriate rhetoric, encourage debate. We should want [email protected] were quick to note that the city laid the tweets, demonization of his political to listen to the other side of the aisle groundwork for 34 Munroe St. even be- Gayla Cawley foes, abject hatred of the media, obses- without fear of damnation. Reporter, ext. 1236 fore the project was unveiled last March. sive dehumanization of people whose I believe the office of the presidency [email protected] Initiatives launched 15 years ago set visage looks different from his and fi- deserves our respect. But what are we Cheryl Charles the stage for new residents to move into nally, his thorough disregard for empir- to do when the current occupant lacks News Editor, ext. 1278 old downtown buildings. City Council ef- ical fact. In our nation’s 242-year long any appreciation for the privilege the [email protected] forts shepherded by former councilors, history we’ve never had a president American people have bestowed upon Bella diGrazia now state Sen. Brendan Crighton and brazenly lie as he does — about every- him? He placed his hand on the Bible Reporter, ext. 1317 state Rep. Dan Cahill, created an incen- thing and anything. Going so far as to swearing to uphold the constitution. [email protected] tive program for new downtown construc- say, “You can’t prove anything.” Thus, Yet believes he can, with a swipe of Thomas Grillo on Tuesday, though names on the bal- Reporter, ext. 1264 tion and the 2014 zoning change paved pen, put forth an executive order to lot are different than his, this election change it. His most important re- [email protected] the way for 10-story construction. is, as he has asserted, about him. sponsibility is to keep our homeland Spenser Hasak Like Ash, McGee said 34 Munroe will As a woman I am particularly aware and the citizens within safe. Yet his Photographer, ext. 1332 rise as a beacon to invite people to live in of his chauvinistic objectification of rhetoric is instigating some people to [email protected] Lynn and to spend development dollars and towards women. He saves some of take up arms against our fellow coun- Thor Jourgensen here. What could be more transformative, his most ardent misogynist comments Editorial Director, ext. 1267 trymen for no other reason than the [email protected] more innovative and risk taking than in- for women confident in their intelli- color of their skin or the religion they viting people who have never been here gence and ability to articulate points practice. Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 to come to the city and urging them to of view different from his. It is intensi- As chair of the Swampscott Demo- [email protected] help shape its future? fied for women of color who dare speak cratic Town Committee, I implore you out against him. Steve Krause to embrace a different vision of the Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 His disdain for the media is leg- United States of America than is be- [email protected] endary. His own origin story as that ing put forth by our president and his Owen O’Rourke of a self-made man is a well-known administration. That vision stands for Photographer, ext. 1224 fabrication promoted to enhance freedom and respect for all, not just [email protected] an image of rugged achievement, is for some. A democratic nation offering Emma LeBlanc Pérez tainted by an illegal and immoral his- opportunities to all, not just for those Copy Editor tory. Revenge is his modus operandi, who agree with the president. And for [email protected] attacking anybody exposing his eas- kindness. Yes, kindness. Harold Rivera ily proven failings. He can’t tolerate I ask each of us to look ourselves in Sports Editor, ext. 1238 any semblance of vulnerability. From the mirror and ask honestly if we like [email protected] his prestigious podium, he bellows at what we are becoming? May I take the Roberto Scalese those not in alignment with him as liberty to predict most of us do not. I Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] being not “American.” This is an in- ask that we unite in allowing our “bet- sidious inference towards those who ter angels” to guide us as we choose Mark Sutherland rather than salute his sentiments find Creative Director our elected leaders. [email protected] them instead, alarming. I am one of I know we can overcome this recent those Americans. slide into the politics of fear, bullying Anne Marie Tobin From his vantage point we stand ac- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 and outright lies. It starts with exer- [email protected] cused of not loving our country. When cising our greatest privilege: VOTE. did believing each of us deserves an Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 equal chance to build a life of purpose Debbie Friedlander is the chair of the [email protected] with dignity and “equal justice for Swampscott Democratic Town Com- all” become a treasonous posture? Is mittee. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION USOC moves for a shutdown of USA Gymnastics amid scandal By Eddie Pells USA Gymnastics serves ASSOCIATED PRESS more than 150,000 ath- letes in 3,000 clubs around The U.S. Olympic Com- the country. There is no mittee is moving to revoke other organization stand- USA Gymnastics' status ing by to fill that need. as the governing body for The federal law that the sport at the Olympic governs the USOC gives level, meting out the nu- the federation final say clear option to an organi- on which organizations zation that has botched its represent each sport at own reorganization in the the Olympics, and also es- wake of a sex-abuse scan- dal involving former team tablishes a process to de- doctor Larry Nassar. certify the organizations. In an open letter to the Hirshland said she has gymnastics community given USA Gymnastics Monday, USOC CEO Sar- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the option of surrendering its recognition voluntarily. ah Hirshland said "you USA Gymnastics made repeated mistakes PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS deserve better," and that USAG issued a state- following the Nassar scandal, including the the challenges facing USA ment saying it was looking Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that sanc- botched hiring of a program coordinator and Gymnastics are more than at the USOC letter "and is tions already had cost Iran the sale of over 1 it is capable of overcoming an interim CEO to replace Kerry Perry. evaluating the best path million barrels of crude oil a day. as currently constructed. forward for our athletes, Steve Penny. champion Simone Biles, The organization, even professional members, the "This is a situation with a newly constituted who is among the athletes organization and staff." Iran president warns board of directors, made where there are no perfect who have not hesitated to The statement detailed repeated mistakes after solutions," Hirshland said. criticize the organization. the challenges the new the revelations Nassar The announcement By decertifying USA board has faced since tak- of ‘war situation’ as molested Olympians while comes only days after the Gymnastics, the USOC ing over in June. working as a volunteer. U.S. team brought home is taking major action It is in search of its sanctions resume Those included the nine medals from the against an organization fourth president and CEO botched hiring of a pro- World Championships that couldn't grasp its own in the last 19 months By Nasser Karimi icine went up by 80 per- gram coordinator and an in the first major meet rebuilding. But the move thanks to a series of resig- and Jon Gambrell cent," said a man who interim CEO to replace on the lead-up to the To- also leaves a void that can- nations, all of them under ASSOCIATED PRESS identified himself only as Kerry Perry, who lasted kyo Games in 2020. Five not be easily filled. In ad- pressure from the USOC Amidi, who suffers from TEHRAN, Iran — The barely nine months on of those were individual dition to supporting elite or the gymnastics' commu- mental illness and has a U.S. re-imposed all sanc- the job after replacing medals won by Olympic and Olympic athletes, nity at large. son with cancer. "I can't tions Monday on Iran buy my own medicine any- that once were lifted more. I haven't taken my under its 2015 nuclear medicine for two months, Georgia governor’s race is roiled deal with world powers, because I can't afford it." grinding further down on The U.S. Treasury De- the Islamic Republic's al- partment imposed penal- ready-ailing economy in ties on more than 700 Ira- by election security allegations what President Hassan nian and Iranian-linked Rouhani described as a individuals, entities, air- By Bill Barrow gation after an attorney "war situation" now facing craft and vessels in the and Frank Bajak for election-security advo- Tehran. new sanctions. Among ASSOCIATED PRESS cates notified the FBI and Iran ran televised air those are 50 Iranian Kemp's office on Saturday defense drills showing sol- ATLANTA — The bruis- banks and subsidiaries, that a private citizen alert- diers cheering the down- ing race for governor of more than 200 people and ed him to what appeared ing of a drone, but other- Georgia has been roiled ships, Iran's state-run to be a major flaw in the wise held back from any by unsupported, elev- airline Iran Air and more database used to check in military response over enth-hour allegations than 65 of its planes. voters at the polls. U.S. efforts to curtail what from Republican candi- The new sanctions par- Independent computer Washington calls its "ma- date Brian Kemp, who is ticularly hurt Iran's vi- scientists told The Asso- lign activities" across the also the state's chief elec- tal oil industry, which ciated Press that the flaw Middle East. While pre- tion official, that Demo- provides a crucial source would enable anyone with viously warning it could crats sought to hack the of hard currency. U.S. access to an individual ramp up its nuclear pro- voter registration system. Secretary of State Mike voter's personal informa- gram, Iran still honors His Democratic oppo- Pompeo told journalists in tion to log on to Georgia's the atomic accord now nent, Stacey Abrams, said Washington the sanctions MyVoter registration por- limiting its enrichment of he is making a baseless already had cost Iran the tal and alter or delete any uranium, according to the accusation to deflect at- sale of over 1 million bar- voter's record, potentially United Nations. tention from an appar- rels of crude oil a day. causing havoc. As Iranian officials ently severe security flaw "Our objective is to Abrams on Monday struck a martial tone, in the system Kemp is re- starve the Iranian regime called him a "bald-faced the strain could be felt on sponsible for overseeing. of the revenue it uses to liar" who cooked up the the streets of Tehran. It Kemp asked the FBI on fund violent and destabi- allegation to deflect at- lurked in shops emptied Sunday to investigate the lizing activities through- tention from his record of by the country's rapidly out the Middle East and, Democratic Party, accus- incompetence as secretary depreciating currency. It indeed, around the world," ing it of trying to hack the of state presiding over an could be felt in the lines at Pompeo said. "The Irani- system he controls as sec- antiquated, vulnerabili- currency exchange shops. an regime has a choice: It retary of state. He offered ty-laced elections system. And it could be heard in can either do a 180-degree no evidence in support of "There was never a the stress of the voices of turn from its outlawed his request for a probe of hack," she told a gathering PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS people struggling to buy course of action and act the opposition. at a Savannah union hall. medicine. like a normal country, or it The FBI declined to com- Stacey Abrams called Brian Kemp a “bald-faced "What was wrong is that "When the dollar rate can see its economy crum- ment. he failed to do his job. He liar” in the wake of allegations that Democrats went up, prices for med- ble." Kemp leveled the alle- is abusing his power." attempted to hack the voter registration system. House races to watch on election night UN says that Earth’s

By Laurie Kellman percentage point. ozone layer is healing ASSOCIATED PRESS Polls close at 7 p.m. EST. By Seth Borenstein High in the atmosphere, WASHINGTON — The VIRGINIA ASSOCIATED PRESS ozone shields Earth from path to power in the House ultraviolet rays that cause Rep. Dave Brat won his WASHINGTON — winds through a few doz- skin cancer, crop damage seat after upsetting House Earth's protective ozone en districts, many of them and other problems. Use Majority Leader Eric Can- layer is finally healing suburban, in Tuesday's of man-made chemicals tor in the 2014 Republican from damage caused by election. Republicans de- called chlorofluorocarbons primary. Now, it's Brat's aerosol sprays and cool- fending their majority and (CFCs), which release turn to fight for re-election ants, a new United Na- Democrats looking to gain chlorine and bromine, be- to the Richmond-area dis- tions report said. gan eating away at the 23 seats they would need trict against Democrat Ab- The ozone layer had been ozone. In 1987, countries to win control. igail Spanberger, a former thinning since the late around the world agreed After the first polls close CIA officer who is one of a 1970s. Scientists raised in the Montreal Protocol in the Eastern United record number of women the alarm and ozone-de- States, the tallies will running for Congress this pleting chemicals were to phase out CFCs and start revealing clues to year. phased out worldwide. businesses came up with where Americans stand Polls close at 7 p.m. EST. As a result, the upper replacements for spray in 2018 on immigration, ozone layer above the cans and other uses. guns, health care, gen- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NORTH CAROLINA Northern Hemisphere At its worst in the late der equality in the #Me- Virginia Congressman Dave Brat, R-Va., left, is North Carolina's 9th should be completely re- 1990s, about 10 percent Too era — and who they fighting for re-election against Democrat Abi- District became a key paired in the 2030s and of the upper ozone layer was depleted, said New- want representing them gail Spanberger. election bellwether when the gaping Antarctic in Washington during the the Rev. Mark Harris nar- ozone hole should disap- man. Since 2000, it has next two years of Donald a retired Marine fighter en Handel narrowly won rowly ousted three-term pear in the 2060s, accord- increased by about 1 to 3 Trump's presidency. Rep. Robert Pittenger in percent per decade, the re- pilot. Trump won the 6th her seat in a special elec- ing to a scientific assess- Some races to watch for the GOP primary, giving port said. District by more than 15 tion last year that set a ment released Monday those keeping score, list- Democrats a wider open- This year, the ozone hole percentage points in 2016. record for spending. Now at a conference in Quito, ed in order of poll-closing ing in solidly red territory. over the South Pole peak- her Democratic challenger Ecuador. The Southern times: But with the help of care- Democrats answered with ed at nearly 9.6 million fully shaped campaign ads is Lucy McBath, a former Hemisphere lags a bit and Dan McCready, an Iraq its ozone layer should be square miles. That's about that went viral, McGrath flight attendant turned gun KENTUCKY War veteran, solar ener- healed by mid-century. 16 percent smaller than holds the edge on cam- control activist. McBath's The ruby-red state gy company founder and "It's really good news," the biggest hole record- 17-year-old son, Jordan Da- known for the Derby and paign fundraising. Harvard Business School said report co-chairman ed — 11.4 million square vis, was killed by a white sweet bourbon is hosting Polls in the district close graduate. Trump won the Paul Newman, chief Earth miles in 2006. one of the most competi- at 6 p.m. EST. man at a gas station in district by 12 points and scientist at NASA's God- The hole reaches its tive and expensive races 2012 when the black teen- a Democrat hasn't been dard Space Flight Center. peak in September and in the country. The Lex- GEORGIA ager refused to lower the elected to represent it "If ozone-depleting sub- October and disappears ington-area battle pits Red-hot Georgia is home volume on the rap music in since John F. Kennedy was stances had continued to by late December until third-term Republican to a House race that turns his car. The district north of president. increase, we would have the next Southern Hemi- Rep. Andy Barr against on issues of race and gun Atlanta leans Republican, Polls close at 7:30 p.m. seen huge effects. We sphere spring, Newman Democrat Amy McGrath, laws. Republican Rep. Kar- but Trump won it by only 1 EST. stopped that." said. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Wires down at 45 Chestnut at 14 Newbury St. on Sunday 3:06 p.m. Saturday; on Argyle larly arrests, reflect police records. In St. and 448 Main St. on Satur- at 9:53 p.m. by the Massa- Street at 11:50 a.m. Sunday. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, day at 4:14 p.m. chusetts State Police who said A report of shoplifting on Fur- it is the sole responsibility of the con- Offensive sign reported on a drunk man was operating a long Drive at 2:06 p.m. Friday. Sunday at 10:26 a.m. on a white Chevy Cruze. Caller called A report of an armed and cerned party to contact the relevant pole in front of 880 Summer St. back to say vehicle was gone. masked robbery on Revere police department and have the Officer had resident move sign Report of people yelling on Beach Parkway at 8:53 p.m. department issue a notice of correc- onto his property. Monday at 1:46 a.m. at 149 Friday. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Washington St., Apt. 3. Officer A report of auto theft on clarifications will not be made without Burglar and Fire Alarms reports all is OK. Spring Avenue at 4:25 p.m. express notice of change from the ar- Report of vandalism on Mon- Sunday. False burglar alarm report- resting police department. day at 7:31 a.m. at 63 Aborn ed on Friday at 7:25 a.m. at 8 St., Apt. 2. Officer reports there North Hill Drive; accidental fire SAUGUS LYNN are no suspects and will doc- alarm at Panera Bread at 430 ument. Accidents Market St. on Friday at 8:19; Gas odor reported on Mon- Arrests food on stove fire reported on day at 9:22 a.m. at 22 Dustin A report of a motor vehicle Friday at 2:25 p.m. at Arbor St. Peabody Fire Department accident at 739 Broadway at Darian Almonte, 21, of 299 Point Apartments at 300 King Lynnfield St., was arrested on a was notified. 3:32 p.m. Friday; at Auto Excel- Rail Drive, Apt. 106, call han- Report of an abandoned ve- lence Group on Main Street at courtesy booking at 10:50 a.m. dled by the Lynnfield Fire De- Monday. hicle at 22 Dustin St. on Mon- 5:57 p.m. Friday; at Broadway partment; accidental 911 call Ronald Dominguez was ar- day at 9:48 a.m. Vehicle towed and Main Street at 6:53 p.m. from 6 Durham Drive on Friday rested on warrant charges of by All-Star. Friday; at 32 Mountain Ave. at at 7:11 p.m. Officer spoke with assault to maim and assault Neighborhood dispute re- 10:45 p.m. Friday; at Belden resident who confirmed it was and battery with serious bodily ported on Monday at 11:27 Bly Bridge at 3:24 a.m. Satur- accidental. injury at 9:46 a.m. Monday. a.m. at 12 Scott Drive over a day; at Walgreens on Broadway Report of a false 911 call PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Jonathan Santiago, of 104 fence. Officer spoke to all par- at 12:11 a.m. Friday; at 367 from the Lahey Health Center Newhall St., was arrested on ties and they seem to be con- Lincoln Ave. at 2:45 p.m. Sat- Sherri Jasper, a Girl Scout board member and warrant charges of shoplifting at 1350 Market St. at 9:29 tent with outcome. urday; at Ballard Street and counselor at Halmstad Elementary School, by asportation and larceny at a.m. on Saturday. Officer spoke Caller reports two people in Houston Avenue at 4:36 p.m. leads a candlelight vigil Sunday evening after 11:17 a.m. Monday. with employee and all is OK. a silver Honda Civic taking pic- Saturday; at 180 Main St. at the deaths of three Girl Scouts and a parent. Accidental burglar alarm on tures at 17 Englewood Road 5:38 p.m. Saturday; at 14 Accidents Sunday at 3:54 a.m. at JP Licks and 25 Walsh Ave. on Monday Dewey St. at 7:59 a.m. Sunday; at 800 Market St. False fire at 12:42 p.m. Officer unable to near Bob’s Store on Broadway A report of a motor vehicle alarm on Sunday at 6:40 a.m. locate vehicle. at 3:05 p.m. Sunday. Officials: Driver crash at 2:39 p.m. Sunday at the Christmas Tree Shop at at 9 Maple St.; at 4:43 p.m. 28 South Broadway. False bur- REVERE Complaints Sunday at Sadler and Walnut glar alarm at Lynnfield High was huffing before A Bailey Avenue resident re- streets; at 7:37 p.m. Sunday School at 275 Essex St. on Arrests at 143 Franklin St.; at 7:49 Sunday at 9:21 a.m.; at the ported property damage to his p.m. Sunday at 29 Moulton Lutheran Church at 708 Lowell Isiah Tyler Chafin, 21, home- lawn and lights at 7:50 a.m. crash that killed 4 Friday. He further reports it is St.; at 7:56 p.m. Sunday at St. on Sunday at 5:08 p.m.; at less, was arrested on warrant LAKE HALLIE, Wis. Two small groups of an ongoing problem with his 53 Rockaway St.; at 4:04 a.m. 11 Wing Road on Sunday at charges. (AP) — A young driver was Girl Scouts and their neighbor. Monday at 16 Sagamore St.; at 11:33 a.m. Joseph A. Strazzulla, 53, of inhaling chemical vapors, adult chaperones wore 7:36 a.m. Monday at Broadway 256 Cushman Ave., was arrest- A caller reported a black or huffing, just prior to bright green safety vests and Springvale Avenue; at 9:42 Medical Assistance ed and charged with assault Audi drove down the bike path striking and killing three Saturday as they walked a.m. Monday at 185 Western and battery on a disabled per- toward Eustis Street at a high Girl Scouts and a mother along both sides of Coun- Ave.; at 10:45 a.m. Monday at Ambulance requested at 26 son or someone over 60, and rate of speed at 8:13 a.m. Fri- and critically injuring a ty Highway P, which they 8 S Common St. Lockwood Road at 8:59 a.m. assault and battery on a family day. fourth girl who had been had adopted as a commu- A report of a motor vehicle on Saturday. Patient taken to or household member. A caller reported a vehicle picking up trash along a nity service project. hit and run crash at 8:14 a.m. the hospital. Meda Kraja, 29, of 900 Gov- caused property damage to rural Wisconsin highway, Lake Hallie police Sgt. Monday at 41 Collins St. Medical aid requested on ernors Drive, Apt. 30, Winthrop, a Northeast Fence sign at 74 police said Monday. Daniel Sokup said Sat- Saturday at 9:25 a.m. from 80 was arrested and charged with Broadway at 1:54 p.m. Friday. Colten Treu, 21, sped off urday that Treu's black Assault Underhill Road. Patient taken larceny under $1,200 by single A report of a dog in a car at after the collision in Lake Ford F-150 crossed a lane to the hospital. scheme. Marshalls with all the windows Hallie Saturday morning, Saturday morning and A report of an assault and Ambulance requested at Kimberly K. Kelly, 44, of 829 closed at 5:32 p.m. Friday. but later surrendered. veered into a roadside battery at 12:09 a.m. Monday Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 Border St., Apt. D, East Boston, An Eastern Bank employee Treu was being held in ditch, striking the victims. on Summer Street. Salem St. on Saturday at 9:28 was arrested and charged with reported a possible card skim- the Chippewa County Jail Hundreds of community a.m. armed and masked robbery ming device inside the drive-up on 13 possible charges, members huddled under Complaint and warrant charges. ATM at 605 Broadway at 8:20 including four counts of umbrellas in the biting p.m. Friday. intoxicated use of a motor rain Sunday evening for A report of a gunshot at 9:45 MARBLEHEAD Elizabeth K. Daniels, 45, A report of a man riding his vehicle, Chippewa County a candlelight vigil outside p.m. Sunday at 48 Estes St. of 820 Border St., Apt. D, Fire East Boston, was arrested bike at night without lights at Sheriff's Sgt. Robert Jen- Halmstad Elementary. 12:17 a.m. Saturday. Overdose and charged with armed and sen said. His bond was Girl Scouts sang songs in A report of an outside fire at masked robbery. A report of a large tree falling set at $250,000 during memory of the victims, A report of an overdose at 7:57 p.m. Sunday on Washing- Anyelina Vazquez, 33, of 45 into power lines and striking his first court appearance who were members of 7:53 a.m. Monday at Wal- ton Street. Pemberton St., was arrested another tree at Plymouth and Monday morning. Troop 3055. A makeshift greens on Joyce Street. and charged with domestic as- Vine streets at 2:27 p.m. Sat- Lake Hallie police said memorial of teddy bears, PEABODY sault or domestic assault and urday. Monday Treu and a pas- balloons and candles was Theft battery “intimate relationship” A report of a large branch senger in the pickup truck set up on two wooden Accidents and assault with a dangerous blocking the roadway at 2:41 both told investigators benches. A report of motor vehicle theft weapon. p.m. Saturday. they had intentionally "Our hearts are broken at 10:36 a.m. Monday at 678 A report of a motor vehicle Peter Ssembatya, 33, of 540 A report of a tree and wires been inhaling chemical for the girls and fami- vapors just prior to the Boston St. crash on Sunday at 4:07 p.m. Revere Beach Blvd., Apt. 502, down at 99 Great Woods Road lies of the Girl Scouts of crash. the Northwestern Great at Santander Bank at 300 was arrested and charged with at 2:49 p.m. Saturday. Lake Hallie police said Lakes," CEO Sylvia Ace- Vandalism Andover St. Danvers Police De- domestic assault or domestic A report of wires down at 864 Broadway at 3:11 p.m. Satur- Monday that the deceased vedo of Girl Scouts of the partment was contacted and assault and battery “intimate A report of motor vehicle van- day. were: 9-year-old Jayna USA said in a statement will handle the call. relationship” and malicious dalism at 8:41 a.m. Monday at A report of traffic lights out at Kelley and 10-year-old Sunday. "The Girl Scout destruction of property under 78 Baldwin St. Central and Walnut streets at Autum Helgeson, both of Movement everywhere Animal Control $1,200. 3:47 p.m. Saturday. Lake Hallie, and 10-year- stands with our sister Amaury Silva, 37, home- A bat reported in a bedroom A report of a deer struck by old Haylee Hickle and her Girl Scouts in Wisconsin LYNNFIELD less, was arrested on warrant at 24 Rockway Road on Sun- a car at Birch Pond Drive and 32-year-old mother, Sara to grieve and comfort one charges. Complaints day at 4:07 p.m. Officer reports Walnut Street at 6:45 p.m. Jo Schneider, from the another in the wake of bat removed. Saturday. The caller reported town of Lafayette. this terrible tragedy." Report of an erratic driver in Report of an injured dog on Accidents the deer was trying to get off The surviving girl was In a message to parents, a brown Honda Accord at Main the train tracks on Monday at A report of a motor vehicle the roadway. Police could not hospitalized in Rochester Superintendent Heidi El- Street and Edward Avenue on 11:04 a.m. at 22 Andover St. accident on Copeland Circle locate the deer. in critical condition. iopoulos said: "This is a Friday at 3 p.m. Officer unable Animal control officer contact- at 7:23 p.m. Friday; on Wash- A caller reported a car has The children were all difficult time for our stu- fourth graders at Halm- to locate vehicle. ed for photos. Officer reports ington Avenue at 8:58 p.m. been parked in the lot at CVS dents, families and staff. stad Elementary School We will be providing on- Caller reported erratic opera- the dog was a stuffed animal. Friday; on Morris Street at Pharmacy on Broadway for two and Southview Elementa- going support for both tor of a motor vehicle on Friday Caller reported seeing an ex- 6:08 p.m. Saturday; on Beach days at 1:02 a.m. Sunday. ry School in nearby Chip- students (and) families at 7:29 p.m. on Condon Circle. otic looking house cat again on Street at 7:28 p.m. Saturday; A report of an injured deer at Officer unable to locate vehicle. Monday at 12:21 p.m. Animal Walnut Street and Birchwood pewa Falls, about 90 miles and staff for as long as at Walnut and Shirley avenues east of Minneapolis. needed." Caller reports his ex-girlfriend control officer reports there at 1:14 a.m. Sunday; at Wash- Avenue at 5:33 p.m. Sunday. is on the porch of his home at have been no reports of such ington and Mountain Avenue Police report two rounds dis- 751 Salem St. and attempted a cat matching the description. at 2:10 a.m. Sunday; on Re- charged to euthanize the an- POLICE BRIEFS to force her way into the house Officer said its owner most like- vere Beach Parkway at 12:27 imal. The man on scene took on Friday at 10:23 p.m. Officer ly allows it to roam outside. p.m. Sunday; at Washington possession of the animal. spoke with woman who said Caller reported being charged and Park avenues at 4:40 A caller on Sherwood Forest Police arrest suspects Ex-sheriff’s captain avoids she is leaving the area. at by Seymour, a dog, at 36 p.m. Sunday; at Rumney Road called 911 to ask what chan- in smash and grab jail in illegal fishing scheme Resident at 375 Broadway Elizabeth Lane on Monday at and Larkin Street at 5:13 p.m. nel the Patriots game was on reported upstairs neighbors jewelry thefts 1:14 p.m. Complaint and copy Sunday; on Broadway at 5:20 at 9:25 p.m. Sunday. After ex- BOSTON (AP) — A are stomping and being loud of the leash law mailed to Kris- p.m. Sunday. plaining the non-high-definition WAREHAM (AP) — former sheriff’s office on Friday at 10:32 p.m. Officer ten Farhat at the same address. channel was number 10, police Police have arrested two captain convicted of spoke with resident and ad- Complaints went to the house to confirm people suspected of steal- helping the fishing vised them to lower the volume Complaints the accidental dialing. ing thousands of dollars’ magnate known as the for the night. A report of vandalism on A report of possible gunshots worth of jewelry during a “Codfather” smuggle the Motorist reported while driv- Caller reports $22,000 was Friend Street at 11:15 a.m. on Butterfield Road at 8:47 string of burglaries. proceeds of his illegal ing on Main Street on Friday at stolen from her account on Friday; on Bickford Avenue at p.m. Friday. Wareham police say fishing schemes to Por- 10:58 p.m. her car was egged Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Woman 3:55 p.m. Friday; on Larkin 21-year-old Erin Pardi tugal has avoided prison by a passing silver truck. Officer told officer she was upset her Street at 9:47 a.m. Sunday. Theft and 24-year-old Anthony time. checked the area but unable to family wasn’t giving her money A report of an assault on Vieira were responsible Federal prosecutors locate vehicle fitting that de- from a settlement. Officer will Sumner Street at 6:41 p.m. A report of shoplifting from for three jewelry stores say 46-year-old Jamie scription. document. Friday; on Beach Street at 5:54 Best Buy on Broadway at 2:53 burglaries in Wareham Melo, of Dartmouth, was Caller from 33 Beechwood Disabled motor vehicle re- p.m. Saturday. p.m. Saturday. where they smashed cases sentenced Monday to a Road reports someone may ported on Lowell Street on Sun- A report of illegal dumping A report of a breaking and and stole the valuables be- year of probation, the first be in her home on Saturday day at 6:47 p.m. Officer reports on Furlong Drive at 5:33 p.m. entering at 25 Stillings Road at tween Oct. 24 and Nov. 1. eight months to be served at 1:08 a.m. Officer reports no car gone upon arrival. Sunday. 1:08 p.m. Sunday. Police say Pardi was in home confinement. one found at the residence. Caller reported a motor ve- involved in a minor car Melo, who worked for Officer wanted on Saturday hicle blocking her driveway at Theft SWAMPSCOTT crash Nov. 1, and a search the Bristol County sheriff, at 2:24 p.m. for a report of sto- 50 Tremont St. on Sunday at of her car turned up more was convicted in June of len hubcaps at 507 Ross Drive. 7:20 p.m. Officer reports tick- A report of a breaking and Complaint than $1,200 worth of conspiracy to commit of- Police requested at 836 Lyn- et issued and vehicle towed by entering on Crest Avenue at stolen items. fenses against the United nfield St. on Saturday at 3 p.m. All-Star. 1:46 p.m. Friday; on Constitu- A report of threats at 6:40 Police arrested the male States and structuring for an open back door. Officer Well-being check requested tion Avenue at 10:17 a.m. Sat- p.m. Sunday at 531 Humphrey suspect after he fled a the export of monetary reports all is OK. at Gaeta’s Shell & Citgo Station urday; on Crescent Avenue at St. traffic stop Nov. 4. instruments. The woman has been Prosecutors say Melo charged with receiving asked travel companies stolen property, and the to carry envelopes of cash man is facing multiple totaling $76,000 on a charges, including break- flight from Boston to the Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY ing and entering and Azores for fishing mag- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) larceny. nate Carlos Rafael. Hotline Both suspects were held Rafael was sentenced pending arraignment to nearly four years in expected Monday. It was prison for evading fishing All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. unclear if they had attor- quotas and smuggling his 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. 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REVIEWS REVIEW ‘Evening in Paradise’ offers more stories by Lucia Berlin By Ann Levin ASSOCIATED PRESS "Evening in Paradise: More Stories" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux), by Lucia Berlin

In 2015, the posthumous publication of the short story collection "A Man- ual for Cleaning Women" made its author Lucia Berlin a household name, at least in literary house- holds. Now her publisher has brought out a new collec- tion, "Evening in Para- dise," along with an evoc- ative memoir, "Welcome PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Home," that Berlin was “Welcome Home,” left, and “Evening in Para- working on when she died dise” are autobiographical fiction novels by in 2004 at age 68. Lucia Berlin. The stories, best de- scribed as autobiograph- knew about love." of parrots flashed green ical fiction, feature an In real life Berlin was dazzling against the cool interchangeable cast of married three times (twice gray coconuts." PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS characters who are stand- to jazz musicians), strug- Dozens of passages offer “Take Good Care” releases on Friday. ins for Berlin and her en- gled with alcoholism and up similarly vivid images tourage of friends, family worked a variety of low- of sky, weather, birds and and lovers. end jobs to raise her four The daughter of a min- flowers. She does humans The Revivalists stumble sons, mostly by herself. well, too, with a sharp eye ing engineer, Berlin lived These circumstances a peripatetic life, grow- for social, economic and are reflected in many of regional differences. ing up in Western mining the stories, in which var- badly on messy 4th album towns and spending her Her regulars tend to iously named female pro- be artsy, well-read types, teenage years in Santia- tagonists rise above their struggling financially By Mark Kennedy "Wish I Knew You," which Band. There's inconsis- go, Chile. The memoir lists precarious circumstances while writing poems or ASSOCIATED PRESS found major success on tency and tediousness all almost three dozen hous- because of their grit, hu- playing jazz — and hitting the alternative charts in over the 14-track album. es she called home, one of mor, intelligence and ten- The Revivalists, "Take 2016 and last year. Rolling How did this happen? which she burned down. der feelings — not just for the sauce or pills or hero- Good Care" (Loma Vista Stone magazine named One reason may be be- One of the best stories, their lovers and children in pretty hard. "Decca was Recordings) them one of "10 Bands You cause, for the first time, "Andado," focuses on a but for the world itself. the only female alcoholic Need to Know." the band handed over 14-year-old girl who is In "La Barco de la Ilu- Laura knew that didn't The New Orleans-based And for seven or so producing duties to three sexually assaulted by one sion," the main character, hide her liquor," Berlin The Revivalists are back tracks on "Take Good men: Andrew Dawson, of her father's business as- Maya, lives with her hus- writes in "The Wives." and bigger than ever — Care," the Revivalists Dave Bassett and Dave sociates in Chile. band and three kids in a Some of the 22 stories literally — with their prove they might be the Cobb. When the story opens, thatched-roof house on the here are wonderful; others fourth full-length album. real deal, especially with Things get so bad that she and her girlfriends edge of a Mexican jungle. nothing more than a col- They've recruited a new the slow-burning opener the final song is an utter are typical teenagers, "Just before dawn the lage of shimmering imag- member — they're up to "Otherside of Paradise," embarrassment. "Shoot practicing "kissing by roosters crowed and at es. All feature her distinc- eight now, if you're count- the euphoric "All My You Down," a soft, flabby kissing the medicine cab- the first light a thousand tive voice, which operates ing — and offer a bumper Friends" and the clever plea against handguns ("I inet. ... Where did noses laughing gulls flew past in the space between free crop of 14 new songs. rocker "Change," all show- won't shoot you down/Can go? That's how much they the house upriver. Flocks verse and prose. The first half of "Take ing variety and expert we for once just live with Good Care" is mostly musicianship. But by the no guns?") that seems promising stuff, featuring time you get to the end, both cynical, passive and the band's exciting mix of their sound has gotten out of step with an album jazz-funk grooves, blues flattened-out, generic and that has twice gleeful- rock and warm melodies. boring. ly celebrated guns ("You The second half falls off a "Future" sounds like a can put them bullets in A Salute to cliff. They should have quit lazy Strokes rip-off and that gun" on "Oh No" and when they were ahead. "Some People Say" is a "Faster from a bullet from For anyone not a die- warmed-over Chris Sta- a gun" on "Change.") hard RevHead, the jam- pleton song. "Celebration" It looks like this time the band octet made a name and "When I'm With You" Revivalists didn't take the VETERANS for themselves with the are sagging, needy songs advice of their own title — sweet and funky tune that ape the E Street "Take Good Care." Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 In honor of Veterans Day, On new LP, Imagine Dragons Sunday, November 11, 2018, The Daily Item will publish a special page devoted to those deliver again, but differently who are currently serving military duties and those veterans By Mark Kennedy Take this time ASSOCIATED PRESS who are gone but not forgotten. with photo to say $37 and shield Imagine Dragons, Mail form to: “Thank You” "Origins" (Interscope/KI- to your military DinaKORNER) The Daily Item family member. Do Imagine Dragons Attn.: Salute to Veterans ever sleep? Not apparently. PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and $27 shield only Less than a year and a Lynn, MA 01903 half after releasing the SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of double-platinum album JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away "Evolve" and crisscrossing Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. Lovingly Lovingly the globe on a 100-date the following shields: remembered remembered tour, the band is back with by wife by wife Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim a dozen new songs. Whew. and Maureen, and son and Maureen, andson "Origins" is supposed Tom. Tom. to be a sister companion to last year's monster National Guard Bureau Your message may be paid by: "Evolve" and it's an in- triguing follow-up, offer- Check Money Order Visa Mastercard ing more textures and sonic experiments. If Dept. of the Army "Origins" was the band PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Please check for shield: Yes No stalking around as an are- “Origins” is a 15-track album by Imagine Drag- If no selection is made, shield will not appear. na powerhouse, "Origins" ons. is their quirky little sister, Name making cool stuff in her biggest hits — but, to ev- one he once felt empty and Dept. of the Navy bedroom. eryone's credit, not doing unreal. Address Don't let the first sin- more of the same. The Dragons also ex- gle, "Natural," fool you. "Bullet in a Gun" is plore a dehumanizing City St Zip That slice of bombastic, fresh with unpredictable digital world, like in their U.S. Marine Corps. fist-pumping bravadoelectronic flourishes, and plea for "Love," where Phone seems to indicate more the club-ready "Only" has Reynolds notes everyone of the same on "Origins," interesting temp shifts tones out shocking news: In Memory of but they drift into other and unexpected layered "We put on our head- areas, like the blissed-out parts, as if the Dragons phones." Elsewhere, he Dept. of the Air Force Who passed away on summer jam "Cool Out" are fighting monotony screams: "I'm not a part that could be on a DNCE this time. "West Coast" is of your machine/I am the Lovingly remembered by album, and the gloriously basically a folky tune that machine." anarchic, disruptive "Digi- could happily sit in a Lu- The new album extends Army National Guard tal," which plays with dub mineers album — how's the band's flirtation with step and chops itself into that for predictable? Charles Darwin — taking pieces. Lyrically, "Origins" its name from "On the Or- The album sees the dwells on modern-day igin of Species" and com- Visa / MC # Dragons again reteaming alienation and the band's ing right after "Evolve." Coast Guard with producers Alex da own uncomfortable rela- In some ways, the names Signature Kid and Mattman & Rob- tionship to its own fame. should be reversed: "Or- in — folks who have de- On "Zero," lead singer Dan igins" shows their sound CVV Code Exp. Date livered some of the band's Reynolds reminds every- really evolving. Flag Submission deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018 A8 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 LOOK! 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Dreaming about opportunity Demi Lovato leaves rehab after 90 days By Rachel DeSantis NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Demi Lovato is out of rehab, three months after a drug overdose left her hospitalized for nearly two weeks. Lovato, 26, returned to Los Angeles several days ago and is "doing well so far," according to People. The update comes just af- ter TMZ published the first post-rehab photos of the star dining at an LA sushi restaurant with clothing designer Henry Levy. The "Tell Me You Love PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Me" singer was hospi- talized July 24 after a ing a disease, it's work," drug overdose at her she said Oct. 27. "It's very Hollywood Hills home, hard, it's not easy and and stayed for two weeks there are no shortcuts." The guest on The American Dream, hosted by Attorney James J. Carrigan, was Patricia Gen- after reportedly suffering Lovato's mother previ- tile, president, North Shore Community College. The topic was North Shore Community complications like a high ously said that the singer College: Opportunities for Lynn students. This episode of The American Dream will air on fever and nausea. was "in bad shape" after Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a.m., and 8 p.m., on Comcast channel 3, and Verizon She sought in-patient her overdose, and the channel 38. It is also aired on the Government Channel, Comcast channel 22, and Verizon treatment upon her re- family "didn't know for channel 37, at miscellaneous times as the broadcasting schedule allows. lease, and mom Dianna De La Garza said last two days if she was going month that the singer to make it or not." was celebrating 90 days Lovato broke her silence Shaquille O’Neal, Ken Jeong team of sobriety. two weeks after her "Yes, she has 90 days hospitalization with an and I couldn't be more Instagram post, but has up for a reality TV comedy pilot thankful or more proud of not commented publicly her because addiction be- since then. LOS ANGELES (AP) — TBS said basketball Shaquille O'Neal and great and sports com- Ken Jeong are trying out mentator O'Neal and Pete Davidson faces as comedy teammates. doctor-turned-actor Jeong TBS said it has ordered showed their chemistry a reality series pilot that when they appeared on fallout over joke will test the pair's ability the series "Drop The Mic." to take on odd jobs. In a joint statement, By Nardine Saad losing an eye in Afghan- The pilot, with the O'Neal and Jeon said they LOS ANGELES TIMES istan, was viewed as in- working title "Unquali- are "built to hustle." sensitive to war veterans. fied," could be the basis Jeong's credits include “Saturday Night Live" "You may be surprised for a series. "Crazy Rich Asians," ''The cast member Pete Da- to hear that he's a con- The concept: O'Neal and Hangover" and "Dr. Ken." vidson laughed through gressional candidate from Jeong try to master jobs O'Neal has appeared or his "Weekend Update" Texas, not a hit man in a segment about midterm including mall rent-a-cop, done voice-overs in films porno movie," Davidson candidates Saturday substitute schoolteacher including "Scary Move 4" said during "Update," night, which included a and train conductor. and "The Lego Movie." PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS laughing through his joke about a war veteran lines and then trailing that landed with a thud. off. "I know he lost his However, the GOP can- eye in war or whatever ... Ludacris, Migos to perform didate he insulted said he doesn't want an apolo- whatever." gy for what he called a Davidson acknowledged at pre-Super Bowl concert "mean-spirited" comment. that he shouldn't be mak- Ahead of Tuesday's mid- ing fun of people's looks NEW YORK (AP) — from Atlanta. Super Bowl ("I'm not insane ... I look Ludacris, Migos and Lil LIII will take place Feb. term elections, Davidson took aim at the appear- like I make vape juice in Jon will represent Atlan- 3 at the Mercedes-Benz a bathtub. I look like a ta and hip-hop culture Stadium in Atlanta. ance of a series of "gross" congressional candidates. Dr. Seuss character went when they perform at the Ludacris, a Grammy to prison"), but he still EA SPORTS BOWL days winner and successful In particular, his joke about Dan Crenshaw, a garnered a reaction from before the Super Bowl actor, will perform along- Crenshaw, who didn't next year. side special guests. More former Navy SEAL who wears an eye patch after want an apology. Electronic Arts Inc. and performers who are from "Good rule in life: I try OnLocation Experiences Atlanta will be announced hard not to offend; I try announced Monday that at a later date. harder not to be offended. Lil Yachty, Metro Boom- The EA SPORTS BOWL That being said, I hope in and Lil Baby will also is part of the three-day @nbcsnl recognizes that hit the stage at the State Bud Light Super Bowl vets don't deserve to see Farm Arena in Atlanta Music Fest, which runs their wounds used as on Jan. 31, 2019, for the from Jan. 31 to Feb. 2. punchlines for bad jokes," concert celebrating rappers Tickets go on sale Friday. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Republican candidate tweeted on Sunday. Speaking with TMZ, Longoria, Ferrera, Saldana Crenshaw said that he wants the nation "to get away from this culture and more rally for Latino votes where we demand apolo- MIAMI (AP) — Eva professions," said Ferre- gies every time someone Longoria, Rosario Daw- ra. "I'm the daughter of misspeaks" and said son, Zoe Saldana, Amer- immigrants, I am a true "SNL" can do what it ica Ferrera and Gina blue American, I bleed red wants because it's "feeling Rodriguez took to the white and blue." the heat from around the streets of Miami, leading The group came together PHOTO | TNS country right now." hundreds of people while not only at the rally, but at chanting "Si se puede" or a studio earlier also to film "Yes we can" in attempt to spots for various candi- rally people to vote ahead dates. While the actress- of Election Day. es are known for their While the actresses Democratic leanings, they were looking to improve insisted the purpose was SEND US YOUR STUFF voter turnout overall, to get everyone engaged. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, they were specifically "I vote as an American targeting the Latino com- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and I'm out here rallying PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR munity on Sunday as they my fellow Americans to SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. marched down in Little the most important things earlier in the day. "It's our get out their vote because Havana. we can do as citizens," job." when we show up, our de- "This cause of getting Longoria told The Associ- "We're not out here as mocracy will work better people out to vote is one of ated Press in an interview celebrities or actors or our for us," Ferrera said. WEATHER LOTTERY

MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Monday...... 9250 Monday...... 0001 Forecast for Tuesday, November 6, 2018 Showers in the morning, NW winds 5 to 10 kt, becom- Sunday...... 3199 Sunday...... 2198 Sunrise today 6:23 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. then becoming windy with a ing S in the afternoon. Waves L Saturday...... 1088 Saturday...... 8800 Sunset today 4:31 p.m. steady rain in the afternoon. 1 foot or less, then around 2 Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: L Thunder possible. High 62F. ft in the afternoon. Patchy fog Sunrise tomorrow 6:24 a.m. L Chance of rain 90%. in the morning. Showers in EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 10:23 p.m. Tonight: Cloudy early, becom- the afternoon. All 4...... $4,603 All 4...... $2,921 Low tide today 4:08 p.m. ing mostly clear after mid- Tonight: SW winds around 10 First or last 3...... $644 First or last 3...... $409 H night. Slight chance of a rain kt. Waves around 2 ft. Show- High tide tomorrow 11:11 p.m. Any 2...... $55 Any 2...... $35 shower. Low 53F. ers likely in the evening. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $4 L ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $192 All 4...... $730

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 Fenwick Big Blue cruises rolls on in to win Div. 3 North

By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR tourney PEABODY — Monday af- ternoon’s Division 3 North By Daniel Kane quarter nal tilt between No. ITEM STAFF 5 Northeast and No. 4 Bish- MELROSE — The No. 7 Swampscott op Fenwick was over shortly girls soccer team rolled to another Divi- after it started. The Crusad- sion 3 North tournament win, beating No. ers scored three goals within 2 Saugus 4-0 in the quarter nal round at the rst 10 minutes and nev- Fred Green Memorial Field Monday night. er looked back, cruising to a The Big Blue were led by sophomore 6-0 win at a rainy Donaldson Mackenzie Kearney who scored two goals, Stadium. each coming in the second half. Maddy With the victory, Fenwick Foutes and Sophie DiGrande each added advanced to Wednesday one goal for Swampscott. night’s (7) sectional semi- “We knew what to expect coming in,” nal against No. 1 Austin Swampscott rst-year coach Norman Prep. A familiar Catholic James said. “We had played this Saugus Central League foe, Austin team earlier in the season. The only thing Prep handed Fenwick two of we were worried about was coming in and its three losses (both by one ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE maybe playing a little too relaxed to start. I’m glad that we started out real fast.” FENWICK, B2 Fenwick’s Madison Csogi, left, and Karen Yepes battle for the ball Monday. The Big Blue defense was strong for most of the night, holding on to the ear- ly lead and preventing the Sachems from getting anything going offensively. “They just went to the ball harder to- night period, end of story,” Saugus coach Chris Coviello said. “It was a physical game and they were more physical than we were tonight. We had a great season but just came up a little short tonight un- fortunately.” Swampscott was able to get on the board quickly, with 31:33 remaining in the rst half. Foutes gained possession at the top of the Saugus box and turned and ripped a quick shot that found the back of the net to put the Big Blue ahead 1-0. The Sachems saw several possible oppor- tunities on free kicks in the rst half but couldn’t capitalize as Swampscott held on to the one goal lead before halftime. Kearney took over the game in the rst 10 minutes of the second half for Swamp- scott. Just three minutes into the half, Ke- arney ripped a shot from the top of the box that found the back of the net for the 2-0 Big Blue lead. BIG BLUE, B2

Lynn eld volleyball sweeps Tewksbury out of tournament By Anne Marie Tobin and Andover and was a very good team,” said Sophia Wilkin- ITEM STAFF Lynn eld coach Brent Ashley. “I have no idea how son, left, and Sam a team like Tewksbury can be a No.7 seed but I DeGeorge go LYNNFIELD — The No. 2 Lynn eld volleyball thought this one of our better efforts this year. up for a double team took on a Merrimack Valley Conference We played from behind at times but I told them block against powerhouse, No. 7 Tewksbury, Monday in the after the match that they played from behind like Tewksbury Mon- quarter nals of the Division 2 North tourna- crazy.” day night. ment, and powered its way to a 3-0 (25-20, 26-24, The Pioneers led by as many as six, 9-3, in the 25-21) win. rst set, but Tewksbury went on a 12-5 run to ITEM PHOTO | With the win the Pioneers punched their tick- take its rst lead, 15-14, after a Lynn eld error. ANNE MARIE TOBIN et Thursday’s sectional semi nal at Stoneham With the set tied at 17-all and Ashley Pagliuca High, where they’ll take on the winner of Tues- (14 digs) serving, Lynn eld ran off ve straight day’s match between No. 19 Wayland and No. 11 points, the rst coming thanks to a couple of in- Melrose. credible digs by So a Ciriello (to keep the 18th ITEM FILE PHOTO “A lot of thinking and strategy went into this Swampscott’s Maddy Foutes scored match. We knew Tewksbury had swept Andover LYNNFIELD, B2 a goal in Monday’s win over Saugus. Danvers girls soccer still kicking in Div. 2 North

The Danvers girls soccer team’s Di- vision 2 state championship defense SCHOOL ROUNDUP remains alive after the No. 4 Falcons the shutout win. defeated No. 12 Wilmington, 4-0, in “It’s exciting,” Danvers coach Jim Hin- Monday’s sectional quarter nal. chion said. “Anytime you get to third After a scoreless half, Danvers found round it’s exciting. You have to play its footing on offense and scored four good soccer to do it. The rst half was goals to put the game out of Wilming- tough. Wilmington played very good de- Riley Baker, right, ton’s reach. fense. We changed some things up and scored a goal in Dan- Jess Pelletier led the Falcons with two things kind of opened up after the rst vers’ win on Monday. goals, while Riley Baker and Riley DiG- goal. ilio each scored one goal. Danvers goalie ITEM FILE PHOTO Kylie MacCormack made three saves in ROUNDUP, B2 Mystic Valley bounces Tech volleyball out of tourney By Mike Alongi Kathy Pieroni. “These kids had Shyla Jackson, KK Carrasquillo at that point that Mystic Valley back to make it 8-6 Eagles, forc- ITEM STAFF never been to or won a tourna- and Katryn Barr. gained a foothold and started ing a Mystic Valley timeout. ment game before, and this year “There’s no one girl who was to pull away. A 10-0 run by the That didn’t stop Tech, and the MALDEN — The Tech vol- they hit both of those goals. So better than any of the others, Eagles made it 16-6 and forced Tigers eventually clawed all the leyball team’s Cinderella run through the Division 3 North while the result tonight may not they all contributed so much this a Tech timeout. Despite a small way back to take a 18-16 lead tournament ended Monday eve- have been what we wanted, I’m season,” Pieroni said. “They’ve rally by Tech to make the score and force another Mystic Valley ning, as the No. 11 Tigers fell to still very proud of our team’s all worked hard and supported a bit closer, Mystic Valley re- timeout. This time the timeout No. 3 Mystic Valley, 3-1, in the performance.” each other from the beginning, mained in control and cruised to worked, as the Eagles went on a quarter nal round. Tech fell by Pieroni pointed to the strong and that’s a big reason why a 25-11 set win. 9-1 run to close it out and earn a set scores of 11-25, 19-25, 25-23, play of her veteran starting we’ve made it to this point.” The second set was much more 25-19 set win. 11-25. lineup as the key to Tech’s tour- It was a close match to open competitive, despite the fact The third set started the same “I thought we really played nament success, including the the rst set, with ties of 2-2, that Mystic Valley took a 7-1 well today,” said Tech coach likes of Michayla Lawrence, 3-3, 4-4, 5-5 and 6-6. But it was lead to start. The Tigers fought TECH, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 Big Blue rolls on in Div. 3 North tourney

BIG BLUE for Saugus. From B1 DiGrande added a goal in the final minutes of play Less than four min- after winning a race to a utes later, Kearney add- loose ball in front of the ed another goal when Saugus net to cap off the she slipped by a Saugus 4-0 win for the Big Blue. defender and beat the “Going into the half- Saugus goalkeeper with time I just talked about, a shot to the far post to ‘let’s take care of the ball extend Swampscott’s lead and let’s score some more to 3-0. goals,’ and that’s what we “She is a special player,” did so I was glad to see James said of Kearney. that,” James said. “Now “She can basically change we focus on what I think the game for us anytime the biggest game will be she wants to. She is that Wednesday against Stone- good of a player. ham.” “Mentally sometimes as The Big Blue advanced a sophomore she feels like to the sectional semifinal she doesn’t want to over and will play No. 3 Stone- shadow the seniors on the ham Wednesday evening field,” James added. “But (5) at Manning Field. next year during her (ju- Stoneham sealed its bid in nior) season she is going the semifinal round with a to be a star for us.” 6-0 win over Boston Latin From there on Swamp- Academy in the quarterfi- scott dominated the pos- nal round. session game, preventing Saugus ends the season any hopes at a comeback with 16-3-1 record.

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Fenwick’s Taylor Cirone, right, brings the ball down field. Bishop Fenwick soccer cruises to win FENWICK tone early and placed school soccer. They’re look- Fenwick ran out the re- From B1 Northeast in an unide- ing forward to it.” maining 38 minutes and al 3-0 deficit out of the Gilligan found the back cruised to its 6-0 victory. goal) during the regular gate. Orlando scored on of the net twice (with The Crusaders will take season. an assist from Woods five 16:30 and 9:28 remaining the field for practice Tues- “Austin Prep’s a good minutes into the game for in the first half), once on day afternoon in prepara- team,” Fenwick coach the first goal of the after- an assist from Gallant, to tion for Wednesday’s semi- Steve Flaherty said. noon. Csogi set Orlando put the Crusaders well- final against Austin Prep “They’re a good squad. It’s up for the second goal of ahead at 5-0. That’s where at Manning Field. The always a battle when we the game two minutes it stayed at the end of the Cougars sealed their spot play them. We’re looking later and Woods cashed first half. in the sectional semifinal forward to it.” in on another Csogi assist Morris sealed the scor- with a 1-0 win over Lynn- Senior striker Marissa ing two minutes into the to boost Fenwick’s lead to field Sunday afternoon in Orlando and freshman de- 3-0 with 30:06 left in the second half when she drib- the quarterfinal round. fender McKenna Gilligan opening half. bled the ball the near the “Austin Prep knows us led Monday’s win with Flaherty said his Cru- far sideline, created her well, we know them very two goals apiece. Senior saders looked forward to own opening and fired a midfielder Madison Woods playing in the state tour- shot into the back of the well,” Flaherty said. “It’s and freshman striker Jor- nament after a strong reg- net for the 6-0 Fenwick going to be a good game dan Morris added one goal ular season and they’ve lead. and it’s going to be at a each. proven it with back-to- “I definitely liked when great field at Manning. Junior striker Madison back stellar performances we played the ball to the “We played Austin Prep Csogi dished two assists, during the first two play- feet and things like that,” twice and they beat us while Woods and Saman- off games. Flaherty said. “That’s both times by one goal,” Flaherty added. “It’s going ITEM FILE PHOTO tha Gallant each tallied “The girls have been what I’ve been harping on one assist. waiting for this challenge,” all year.” to be good competition for Swampscott’s Mackenzie Kearney scored two Freshman goalkeeper Flaherty said of the state With the heavy lifting us, for sure. We’re looking goals in Monday’s win. Claudia Keith earned the tournament. “Especially taken care of, the Cru- forward to it.” shutout win. the seniors because this is saders didn’t have to do Northeast ended the sea- Lynnfield volleyball sweeps The Crusaders set the their last ‘hoorah’ in high much the rest of the way. son with a 14-4-2 mark. Tewksbury out of tourney Season ends for Peabody girls soccer LYNNFIELD Lynnfield up 23-19 but From B1 the best Tewksbury could ROUNDUP their season end with The No. 9 Eagles pulled be played Wednesday eve- do was trade the next From B1 a loss to the No. 3 Grey an upset on the road at ning (5:30) at Glatz Field. point alive), a Sam Leb- four points, securing the Ghosts in the Division 1 top-seeded Lexington. East Boston sealed its ruska cross-court winner, set and match for the Pi- “I thought we had a real- North quarterfinal. Eagles goalie Christian bid in the semifinal round two aces and a Tewksbury oneers. ly strong game defensively Westford scored two Buckley made two saves with a 1-0 overtime win hitting error to make it “We came out blasting as a team. We didn’t gave quick goals in the first and scored during the over Somerville in the 22-17. Tewksbury won the Wilmington many chanc- in the first set, then when eight minutes but Pea- shootout. Garrison Jorge, quarterfinal. next three points to close es.” body settled down and John Campbell and Sam they pushed back and “We don’t know much to within two but Lyn- the campfire was open in With the win, Dan- played a better game the Smith (game-winner) also about them,” Crowell said nfield closed out the set the second set, we tried vers advanced to Thurs- rest of the way. Peabody scored in the shootout. of the Jets. “We know with a Sophia Wilkinson to exploit that,” said Ash- day’s sectional semifinal had the edge in corners Gabe Najim scored in the ace sandwiched around a ley. “But we had trouble against undefeated No. 1 6-3 and controlled play in first half on a free kick. they beat Somerville and couple of Tewksbury hit- keeping the ball out of the Masconomet. The game good parts of the second “Lexington was the No. 1 Somerville’s a good team. ting errors to take a one- middle, the middle seems will be played at a location half but couldn’t capital- seed,” Eagles coach Dave We’ll certainly have our set lead. to be our comfort zone, and time to be announced. ize. Crowell said. “They were hands full.” The second set was tight, but their 91 (Emily But- “We know they’re un- “It was a great experience very good. We’re very CROSS COUNTRY with neither team leading ler) could dig like nobody’s beaten,” Hinchion said. for our squad and with happy with the win. It’s a At the Northeastern by more than three points. business.” “They have a terrific soph- most returning we look to great win for our program. Conference meet this past The Pioneers’ backs were Ashley said the unsung omore up-front that has be even stronger next sea- We’ve had a great year. weekend, it was the Mar- up against the wall, how- hero in the match was scored a lot of goals. They son,” Peabody coach Den- “It’s the second game in blehead boys cross coun- ever, trailing 24-21 after Ciriello. have a terrific center-mid. nis Desroches said. a row we’ve played well try team that came away a monster kill by Allison They’re going to be tough. “She had a contusion in- McKayla Fisher, Saman- defensively. We grinded victorious. The top finish- Wild. But the Pioneers They’re playing terrific tha Simmons, Emma Dar- out the win. I know it’s jury and was expected to ers for the Magicians were ran the table, taking the soccer. I think it should be ling and Shelby Doucette cliche but it’s one game at miss two to three weeks, last five points of the set really good soccer for peo- (16 saves) all played well a time and we’ll move for- Loeden Rodrigues (third, so we took away the libero to take a two-set lead. Me- ple to come and see.” for Peabody. ward.” 16:28), Ciro Martin-Sotos jersey, which I felt badly lissa Morelli got things GIRLS SOCCER Peabody closed the sea- With the victory, St. (fifth, 16:33), Oliver Glass about,” Ashley said. “She started with a big cross- Westford Academy 3, son at 10-8-1. John’s advanced to the Di- (seventh, 16:38), Harry court kill, then a Tewks- came back much soon- Peabody 0 BOYS SOCCER vision 1 North semifinal DiBartolo (ninth, 17:12), bury error and another er than expected but I’ve At Westford Academy, St. John’s 2, against No. 4 East Boston. and John Lucas (12th, cross-court winner by been very delicate with the No. 6 Tanners watched Lexington 1 (PK) The semifinal game will 17:14). Morelli made it 24-24. her play time, but tonight Lebruska (9 kills) kept she was, hands down, the the next point alive with key to the match. She Mystic Valley bounces Tech volleyball out of tourney a huge dig, leading to an- played some great volley- other hitting error, then ball tonight.” TECH a Mystic Valley timeout. fore the Tigers called a “Losing all of our seniors Morelli tapped a soft win- Sam DeGeorge (4 blocks, From B1 Mystic Valley was able to timeout. It didn’t do much will be tough for sure,” ner to close the set, 26-24. 5 kills), the sole senior tie it at 23-23 coming out good, as the Eagles closed Pieroni said. “But we’ve Tewksbury led early in on the squad, also played way, with Mystic Valley of the timeout but the Ti- the set on a 9-3 run to take got a great group of junior the final set, and took its well in her final match on running out to a quick gers scored the final two the set, 25-11, and the varsity players and young- largest lead at 13-9 after a the Lynnfield High hard- 8-3 lead. The Tigers once points of the set to notch match. er varsity players who will Pioneers’ miss. Lynnfield wood. again rallied, snatching a 25-23 win and keep the While many of the key be ready to step into their then ran off six straight “She’s playing with more the lead back at 11-10, but match alive. cogs in this year’s tourna- shoes. We’ll all work hard points (five on Ciriello’s confidence every day, and the Eagles fought back The fourth set started ment team will leave due over the summer and try serve) to take a 15-13 that’s why you saw her us- and took a 17-15 lead. close with a 3-3 tie but to graduation this spring, to get back here next sea- lead. Tewksbury closed ing more power and going Tech then tied the score Mystic Valley quickly took Pieroni’s confident that the son.” to 20-19. Three straight for more shots tonight,” at 20-20 before taking a control. The Eagles went Tigers will be back in the Tech finishes the season Tewksbury misses put Ashley said. one-point lead and forcing up 8-4 and then 16-8 be- tournament next season. with an 11-11 record. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY Division 2 North Boys Soccer No. 9 Bishop Fenwick at No. 1 Arlington Catholic (6) Division 2 North No. 5 Classical at No. 4 Arlington (7) WEDNESDAY Division 4 North Boys Soccer No. 8 Lynn Tech at No. 1 Mystic Val- Division 1 North ley (6) No. 9 St. John’s at No. 4 East Bos- No. 10 Fenwick at No. 2 St. Mary’s ton (at St. John’s, 5:30) (6) Division 3 North MSCAO Playoffs No. 5 Pentucket at No. 1 Lynnfield KIPP at Salem Academy (at Medford (at St. John’s, 7:15) High, 7) Girls Soccer Girls Soccer Division 3 North Division 4 North No. 7 Swampscott at No. 3 Stone- No. 10 St. Mary’s at No. 2 Tech Bos- ham (at Manning, 5) ton (3:30) No. 4 Bishop Fenwick at No. 1 Aus- Volleyball tin Prep (at Manning, 7)

SPORTS BRIEFS Saugus Football & ber 17 at 8:30 a.m. on the Gannon Golf Course. It is Cheer Breakfast one of the few all-grass 5K cross country courses in The annual Saugus High New England. The course School Football and Cheer covers all 18 holes in Pancake Breakfast will be sequence. held Sunday, Nov. 18, from 8 a.m. to noon at cafeteria on The entry fee includes a Pearce Memorial Drive. post-race breakfast and all Admission is $5. pre-registered runners will Santa Claus will make a receive a long sleeve shirt. special appearance from 9 Entries must be received by to 11 a.m. Those who wish Tuesday, November 13. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS can have their pictures Entry forms are available taken. on www.lwrun.org or from Bruins players mob Brad Marchand, not pictured, after Marchand scored the game-winning goal The price is $2 and all [email protected]. in overtime against the Dallas Stars Monday night at TD Garden. proceeds will go to helping Kevin Andrews and the Bishop Fenwick M.E.G. Toy Drive. softball coach Marchand nets game winner as Gannon 5K Bishop Fenwick is hiring The Lynn Department of a new softball coach for the Bruins take down Stars in overtime Parks and Recreation and Spring 2019 season. Anyone Gannon Golf Club are host- interested can contact Fen- BOSTON (AP) — Brad Marchand Earlier in OT, Patrice Bergeron hit er from the slot 5:11 into the opening ing the Gannon 18-Hole Par wick athletic director Dave scored a power-play goal 4:29 into a post with just over two minutes to period. 70 5K on Saturday, Novem- Woods at [email protected]. overtime to lift the Boston Bruins play before Rask made a glove save The Stars had jumped ahead 1-0 over the Dallas Stars 2-1 on Monday on Jamie Benn at the end of a 2-on-1 when Faska flipped a shot over Rask night. break on the ensuing rush. 3:51 into the game. TV/RADIO David Pastrnak also scored on the Despite being outshot 9-8 in the NOTES TV man-advantage for Boston, which second period, the Bruins hit a post, The Bruins honored local military NBA had lost two of three. Tuukka Rask a crossbar, missed on an excellent members, veterans and their fami- 8:30 p.m...... Washington at Dallas...... NBATV made 24 saves. chance on a 2-on-1 break and had a lies as part of Military Appreciation College Football Radek Faska had a short-handed goal disallowed late in the period. Night. Nine players each purchased 7:30 p.m...... Kent State at Buffalo...... ESPNU goal for the Stars, who are 3-1-1 on Noel Acciari hit the right post with $2500 worth of tickets. ... Red Sox NHL a six-game trip. Former Bruins goal- a wrister from the right circle early owner John Henry, President Sam 7:30 p.m...... Edmonton at Tampa Bay...... NBCSN tender Anton Khudobin stopped 33 in the period, Torey Krug hit a cross- Kennedy and pitcher Joe Kelly were Men’s College Basketball shots. bar midway in and Anders Bjork had on the ice before the game when the 7 p.m...... UMass vs. UMass Lowell...... NESN Plus The teams were tied at 1 just over the goal waved off after he collected trio brought out the World Series tro- Women’s College Basketball five minutes into the game. a rebound and tucked a backhander phy. Kelly was part of the ceremonial 4:30 p.m...... UMass vs. Sacred Heart...... NESN Plus In OT, the Bruins had a two-man into the net. The puck was momen- puck drop. ... The Bruins held Dallas power play after Jason Dickinson tarily covered by Khudobin before to four shots on goal in the first, tying NFL and Esa Lindell were whistled for squirting loose, causing one of the the fewest they’ve allowed in any pe- minors 11 seconds apart. Marchand referees to blow his whistle, halting riod this season. ... Dallas D Roman AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE banked in a shot off the far post from play. East East Polak played his 700th NHL game. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA the bottom of the right circle. Boston had another good chance UP NEXT New England 7 2 0 .778 270 202 Washington 5 3 0 .625 160 172 With the Red Sox World Series early the third when Bergeron’s wrist Stars: At the Columbus Blue Jack- Miami 5 4 0 .556 187 225 Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 178 156 N.Y. Jets 3 6 0 .333 198 213 Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 trophy in the house pregame, “Dirty shot from the slot broke off Khudobin ets on Tuesday. Buffalo 2 7 0 .222 96 241 N.Y. Giants 1 7 0 .125 150 205 Water” was played briefly over the and slid just wide of the right post. Bruins: Host the Vancouver Ca- South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA sound system — a song played after Trailing 1-0, Boston tied it when nucks on Thursday in the second of a Houston 6 3 0 .667 216 184 New Orleans 7 1 0 .875 279 218 victories at Fenway Park. Bergeron set up Pastrnak’s one-tim- four-game homestand. Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 Carolina 6 2 0 .750 220 180 Jacksonville 3 5 0 .375 134 170 Atlanta 4 4 0 .500 228 226 Indianapolis 3 5 0 .375 231 213 Tampa Bay 3 5 0 .375 229 275 North North Patterson has become revelation in Patriots backfield W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 5 2 1 .688 227 188 Chicago 5 3 0 .625 235 153 Cincinnati 5 3 0 .625 221 237 Minnesota 5 3 1 .611 221 204 Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 213 160 Green Bay 3 4 1 .438 192 204 FOXBOROUGH (AP) — To be a productive Cleveland 2 6 1 .278 190 247 Detroit 3 5 0 .375 180 210 member of the New England Patriots, it’s usually West West W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA best to approach the game plan each week with Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 327 226 L.A. Rams 8 1 0 .889 299 200 adaptive eyes. L.A. Chargers 6 2 0 .750 220 180 Seattle 4 4 0 .500 188 156 Denver 3 6 0 .333 205 213 Arizona 2 6 0 .250 110 199 No one has learned that lesson more this season Oakland 1 7 0 .125 141 252 San Francisco 2 7 0 .222 207 239 than receiver Cordarrelle Patterson. Thursday’s Games Chicago 41, Buffalo 9 When he was traded by Oakland to the Patri- San Francisco 34, Oakland 3 Carolina 42, Tampa Bay 28 Sunday’s Games Houston 19, Denver 17 ots in March, Patterson arrived in New England Minnesota 24, Detroit 9 L.A. Chargers 25, Seattle 17 hoping to land a place on Tom Brady’s receiving Miami 13, N.Y. Jets 6 New Orleans 45, L.A. Rams 35 corps following an offseason shake-up that saw Atlanta 38, Washington 14 New England 31, Green Bay 17 Kansas City 37, Cleveland 21 Monday’s Games the departures of both Brandin Cooks and Danny Pittsburgh 23, Baltimore 16 Tennessee at Dallas, 8:15 p.m. Amendola. But after a Week 3 neck injury sent veteran run- ning back Rex Burkhead to injured reserve and NHL rookie Sony Michel’s knee injury in Week 7 stunt- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE ed his strong start, it created a void at another Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA position that itself was recovering from the free Tampa Bay 14 10 3 1 21 50 38 Nashville 14 11 3 0 22 47 30 agency loss of Dion Lewis. Toronto 14 9 5 0 18 48 39 Minnesota 13 8 3 2 18 40 36 Montreal 14 8 4 2 18 45 40 Winnipeg 14 8 5 1 17 41 38 The natural solution seemed to be an increased Boston 14 8 4 2 18 39 31 Dallas 14 8 5 1 17 41 36 role for veteran James White. Instead the coach- Buffalo 15 7 6 2 16 43 44 Colorado 14 7 4 3 17 52 40 Ottawa 14 5 6 3 13 45 59 Chicago 15 6 6 3 15 46 56 ing staff chose creativity over predictability. Detroit 14 4 8 2 10 37 53 St. Louis 12 4 5 3 11 42 47 Two productive games at running back later, Florida 11 3 5 3 9 34 41 Pacific Division Patterson has become the latest Patriots player to Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Calgary 15 9 5 1 19 52 50 excel in an unconventional role in New England. N.Y. Islanders 14 8 4 2 18 45 34 Vancouver 15 9 6 0 18 47 50 Patterson led the Patriots with 61 rushing yards, Pittsburgh 13 6 4 3 15 46 45 Edmonton 14 8 5 1 17 42 41 Washington 13 6 4 3 15 50 49 San Jose 14 7 4 3 17 46 43 including a 5-yard touchdown in their 31-17 victo- Columbus 14 7 6 1 15 46 51 Anaheim 15 6 6 3 15 37 42 ry over the Green Bay Packers Sunday night . It Carolina 14 6 6 2 14 39 41 Arizona 12 7 5 0 14 35 24 New Jersey 12 6 5 1 13 39 36 Vegas 14 6 7 1 13 33 39 was the second straight week he led the team in N.Y. Rangers 14 6 7 1 13 38 44 Los Angeles 13 4 8 1 9 28 45 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rushing and came two weeks after he had a 95- Philadelphia 14 6 7 1 13 43 54 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. yard kickoff return for a touchdown against the Monday’s Games Minnesota at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Cordarelle Patterson has been seeing a significant Bears. New Jersey 5, Pittsburgh 1 Anaheim at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Boston 2, Dallas 1, OT Wednesday’s Games number of snaps at running back for the Patriots That’s just about right for a player called “Flash” Montreal 4, N.Y. Islanders 3, SO Pittsburgh at Washington, 7:30 p.m. over the past few games. early in his career. Washington 4, Edmonton 2 Nashville at Colorado, 10 p.m. Philadelphia at Arizona, 9 p.m. Calgary at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Thursday’s Games Dallas at Columbus, 7 p.m. Vancouver at Boston, 7 p.m. Vegas at Toronto, 7 p.m. Edmonton at Florida, 7 p.m. Montreal at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Arizona at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Celtics in the Mile High City New Jersey at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Buffalo at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Vancouver at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Vegas at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Carolina at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Carolina at Chicago, 8:30 p.m.

NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 9 1 .900 — San Antonio 6 3 .667 — Boston 6 3 .667 2½ Memphis 5 3 .625 ½ Philadelphia 6 5 .545 3½ New Orleans 4 5 .444 2 Brooklyn 4 6 .400 5 Houston 4 5 .444 2 New York 3 7 .300 6 Dallas 2 7 .222 4 Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Charlotte 5 5 .500 — Denver 8 1 .889 — Orlando 4 6 .400 1 Portland 7 3 .700 1½ Miami 3 5 .375 1 Oklahoma City 4 4 .500 3½ Atlanta 3 6 .333 1½ Utah 4 5 .444 4 Washington 2 7 .222 2½ Minnesota 4 6 .400 4½ Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 8 1 .889 — Golden State 9 1 .900 — Indiana 7 4 .636 2 Sacramento 6 4 .600 3 Detroit 4 4 .500 3½ L.A. Clippers 5 4 .556 3½ Chicago 2 8 .200 6½ L.A. Lakers 4 6 .400 5 Cleveland 1 9 .100 7½ Phoenix 2 7 .222 6½

Monday’s Games Atlanta at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Houston 98, Indiana 94 Washington at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Miami at Detroit, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Orlando 102, Cleveland 100 Milwaukee at Portland, 10 p.m. Chicago at New York, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Detroit at Orlando, 7 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston at Denver, 9 p.m. Oklahoma City at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Toronto at Utah, 9 p.m. New York at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Kyrie Irving, right, shoots a three-pointer over Denver Nuggets guard Torrey Craig during a Memphis at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. San Antonio at Miami, 7:30 p.m. game in Denver Monday night. Minnesota at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Chicago at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Denver at Memphis, 8 p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

HOROSCOPE

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You will tend to overreact The effort you put in will bring Make a move that will promote Partnerships should be your Figure out what makes you How you handle others will today. Think about each de- about positive change. If you financial security. Making a focus. Surround yourself with happy, and plan your day. An make a difference. If you are cision you make and each do things your way, others will safe investment, improving people who share your con- event will encourage you to critical, expect someone to action you take. Think cre- catch on and follow. A new be- home efficiency or focusing cerns, ideas and plans. Working try something new, leading fight back. Offering encourage- atively to get the best of your ginning looks promising. on a personal goal will pay in conjunction with like-minded to an enjoyable new connec- ment will help you get ahead, opponents. off. Follow your own path, not people will help you excel. tion. while sniping will greatly hinder you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) someone else’s. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don’t jump into something too Personal improvements can LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) An urge to embellish could quickly. Your emotions may tell ARIES (March 21-April 19) be made. Exercise, getting a Slow down. You may be think- Change the way you handle get you into trouble. Think you to go, but common sense Think matters through. Con- makeover or tightening up your ing straight, but you’ll still face joint ventures, your money and twice before you expose should tell you to sit tight. Con- sider the cost of reaching your routine to fit more “me time” opposition from someone you your health. Implement a rou- someone’s secrets. Gossiping centrate on making personal objective. Do the work yourself into your schedule will bring are emotionally attached to. tine that enables you to take will ultimately make you look gains and physical improve- and save on labor. Romance is good results. A romantic en- Get others on board before you care of your needs and your bad. ments. on the rise. counter will enhance your life. make a decision. responsibilities.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Eating leftovers becomes bone of contention at family dinners The certain trick suddenly disappears DEAR ABBY: My wife him. I just want to know Douglas Adams, in “The hand, led a diamond from the and I have three teenag- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van how to deal with the con- Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Gal- board to promote his heart 10 ers — 18, 16 and 14. My Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, fusion I have. axy,” wrote, “There is a theory to make his contract. which states that if ever any- wife cooks for them every and was founded by her mother, Did you notice that if East HEARTBROKEN body discovers exactly what had had only four hearts, and day or buys them fast food. Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at the Universe is for and why DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los AND CONFUSED West could have led the suit, I always eat leftovers, it is here, it will instantly dis- the contract would have gone which the fridge is full of. Angeles, CA 90069. DEAR HEARTBRO- appear and be replaced by down three? East had too something even more bizarre Our children refuse to eat KEN: Things don’t always many trumps! leftovers or cook for them- and inexplicable. There is an- The late Richard Free- ers approaching adult- DEAR ABBY: My fiance turn out the way we plan. other theory which states that selves, and they insist on man said, “I never saw Harry hood. Rather than act like dumped me three months I know you are hurting, this has already happened.” having a freshly cooked Harkavy make a mistake. I pushovers, you and your ago. We were together 4 and I am sorry. Start han- At the bridge table, some- meal every day. times you think you have sure remember the time everyone wife should be teaching 1/2 years and engaged for dling your heartbreak by in the North-South field was Occasionally, my wife them how to cook — a skill almost a year. He started winners, only to watch them being grateful you didn’t disappear. In today’s deal, the playing one no-trump and needs to work late and they’ll need if they are go- dating someone else the devote even more time to a declarer was Harry Harkavy, making either 90 or 120. But asks me to buy fast food ing to live healthy lives in day after he broke up with Harry made plus 600. What’s person who would treat one of the most talented play- for the children. I respond the future. me. He said it was because ers ever, who died on his 50th so unusual about that? Har- you this way. that I’ll gladly cook for Yes, they should finish we had nothing in com- birthday from pancreatitis in old was sitting East-West.” And to answer your ques- them or buy them fast the leftovers. Leftovers are mon anymore, and he no 1965. tion about how he could Over West’s weak two-bid, food, but first they have to usually better the second longer liked talking to me begin dating someone a North made a debatable finish the leftovers in the time around because the or touching me. We were day after he broke up with takeout double given his dou- fridge. My wife gets upset flavors have had more engaged! He waited all bleton club, but bridge is a and accuses me of not car- time to meld. No, they that time to decide he no you, it’s because he had his bidder’s game. When Harkavy ing about our children. shouldn’t be having fast longer loves me? eye on her before ending (South) advanced with three Who is right? food instead. If you and How do I deal with my the romance with you. If hearts, East happily doubled, expecting a pleasant windfall. your wife care about your heartbreak and build my- you think he has caught LEFTOVERS IN THE It did not work out like that. progeny, start assigning self back up again? And the brass ring this time EAST After West led the spade each of them an evening in why in the world would he around, think again. Few king, the play started: spade DEAR LEFTOVERS: I which they prepare at least be dating someone new a “frying pan into the fire” ace, diamond ace, diamond have a news flash for you. one dish, while you make day later? I don’t want relationships are lasting ruff, club king, club ace, club ruff, diamond ruff and club ones. Consider this a new At the ages of 18, 16 and sure they know how to do him back. As far as I’m ruff — eight tricks in. South, 14, your kids are no longer it. Stop arguing and start concerned, he’s a jerk, and beginning and start living with three trumps left in his children; they are teenag- parenting! I’ll be better off without your life.

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LEGALS LEGALS

NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF LYNN By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS mortgage given by Charles H. Cushing and Joanne M. Cushing to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., dated November 14, 2005 and recorded The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear all parties of interest on the following petition on Tuesday, with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 25085, Page November 20, 2018, at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. 534 as affected by a confirmatory mortgage recorded with said Deeds at Book 36602, Page 191, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by LOCUS: 14 JOYCE ST, PARCEL NO. 083-611-020 PETITIONER: LUDMIL S. GERGOV (ZBA #9853) assignment from Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the Certificateholders TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GARAGE ON AN EXISTING NON-CONFORMING LOT IN THE APARTMENT DISTRICT (R4) WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED FRONT YARD, of the CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2005-16 dated June 30, SIDE YARD SETBACK IN EXCESS OF LOT COVERAGE. 2011 and recorded with said registry on July 14, 2011 at Book 30526 Page 223, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, LOCUS: 800-810 LYNNWAY, PARCEL NO. 034-760-005 PETITIONER: PATRICK J. MCGRATH, BY HIS ATTORNEY PAUL R. KEATING (ZBA #9854) the same will be sold at Public Auction at 4:00 p.m. on November 28, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 29 Pinehurst Avenue, Saugus, Essex County, TO CONSTRUCT 550 RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT UNITS AND SEEKS RELIEF FROM SECTION 8 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE REQUIRED 35% OF MINIMUM OPEN SPACE AND Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, LANDSCAPING. SAID DEVELOPMENT ONLY HAS 27%. PROJECT WILL COMPLY WITH ALL OTHER ZONING AND DIMENTIONAL REQUIREMENTS IN THE WATERFRONT DISTRICT (WF1) TO WIT: LOCUS: 265 BROADWAY, PARCEL NO. 074-093-006 PETITIONER: PATRICK DEBOEVER, BY HIS ATTORNEY STEPHEN E. KILEY (ZBA #9855) Exhibit A The land in Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetts, together with the buildings thereon and all rights and appurtenances attached thereto: FIRST TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION AND EXPANSION OF AN EXISTING NON-CONFORMING STRUCTURE IN THE SINGLE RESIDENCE DISTRICT (R1) WITH LESS THAN THE PARCEL: being the premises presently known as and numbered 29 Pinehurst REQUIRED SIDE YARD, FRONT YARD AND REAR YARD SETBACKS AND NOT IN CONFORMANCE WITH OFF STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS. Avenue, shown as Lots 84, 85, 86, 87, and 88 on a plan of 'Pinehurst Park duly recorded with Essex County, South District, Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 24, LOCUS: GIBSON PL., PARCEL NO. 082-615-022-PETITIONER: FEDELINA GARCIA, BY HER ATTORNEY JOHN MIHOS (ZBA #9857) Plan 45; bounded and described as follows; NORTHEASTERLY: by Pinehurst Avenue, as shown on said plan, one hundred (100) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY: by Lot TO ALLOW AN ACCESSORY STRUCTURE/USE TO AN AUTOMOBILE BODY SHOP UPON AN EXISTING NON CONFORMING ADJACENT LOT UNDER COMMON OWNERSHIP IN 83 as shown on said plan, one hundred forty-one and 25/100 (141.25) feet; THE GENERAL RESIDENCE DISTRICT (R2) SOUTHWESTERLY: by Lots 61, 64, 65, 66, and 67, as shown on said plan, one hundred (100) feet; and NORTHWESTERLY: by Lot 89 as shown on said plan, one LOCUS: 143 SOUTH ST, PARCEL NO. 036-776-052 PETITIONER: JOSEPH N. ROCK, BY HIS ATTORNEY SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA#9858) hundred fifty-two and 35/100 (152.35) feet. Said lots begin otherwise shown as Lots A-317 to A-321 on Town of Saugus Assessors' Plan # 1042 for title see TO ALLOW ALTERATIONS TO A ONE STORY GARAGE IN THE (R4) APARTMENT HOUSE DISTRICT ON A NON-CONFORMING LOT CONTAINING 8,725 S.F. AND FRONTAGE OF deeds recorded with said Registry of Deed in Book 2887, Page 107 and Book 49.12 WITH A PRE-EXISTING NON-CONFORMING TWO FAMILY DWELLING THEREON AND TO PERMIT A TWO 5642, Page 349. SECOND PARCEL: being shown as Lots 61, 62, and 63 on aforesaid plan of 'Pinehurst Park' bounded and described as follows: SOUTHERLY: STORY ADDITION ABOVE THE GARARGE TO BE USED FOR DWELLING PURPOSES. SAID LOT WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED LOT SIZE, FRONTAGE AND RIGHT SIDEYARD, by Bow Street, as shown on said plan sixty (60) feet; EASTERLY: by Lot 64, as WITH LOT COVERAGE IN EXCESS OF 40%. shown on said plan, one hundred fifty and 13/100 (150.13) feet; NORTHERLY: by Lots 88,89, and 90, as shown on said plan, sixty (60) feet; and WESTERLY: by Lot LOCUS: 38 SOUTH COMMON ST, PARCEL NO. 052-732-004 PETITIONER: NEIGHBORHOOD DEVLOPMENT ASSOCIATES INC. (ZBA# 9859) 60, as shown on said plan, one hundred fifty-six and 80/100 (156.80) feet. Said Lots being otherwise shown as Lots A 294,A0295 and A-296 on aforesaid TO ALLOW THE CHANGE IN USE OF AN EXISTING "ARMORY" BUILDING INTO AN APARTMENT HOUSE WITH LESS THAN THE REQUIRED FRONT, SIDE AND REAR SETBACKS Assessors' Plan # 1042 . For title see deed recorded with said Registry of Deeds in AND EXCEEDING THE MAXIMUM BUILDING AREA AND LESS THAN THE REQUIRED PARKING SPACES. SAID BUILDING, WITH FRONTAGE ON SOUTH COMMON STREET WILL Book 5642, Page 348. THIRD PARCEL: all of our right, title interest and estate in CONTAIN 44 RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND OFFICE/RECREATIONAL SPACE AND SAID BUILDING WITH FRONTAGE ON PLEASANT STREET WILL CONTAIN 7 RESIDENTIAL UNITS and to Lot 83 shown on said plan on 'Pinehurst Park'; bounded and described as WITH PARKING ON THE GROUND LEVEL IN THE HIGH RISE BUILDING DISTRICT (R5) follows: NORTHEASTERLY: by Pinehurst Avenue on two courses, as shown on said plan, fifty-five and 7/100 (55.07) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY: by Lot 82, as shown on LOCUS: 698-700 WASHINIGTON ST, PARCEL NO. 081-589-041 PETITIONER: WASHINGTON GATEWAY ASSOCIATES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP BY ATTORNEY JAMES D. said plan, one hundred twenty-seven (127) feet; SOUTHWESTERLY: by Lot 68 as MOORE (ZBA#9860) shown on said plan, sixteen and 25/100 (16.25) feet; and NORTHWESTERLY: by Lot 84, as shown on said plan, one hundred forty-one and 25/100 (141.25) feet. ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BUILDING WHICH IS 6 FEET OVER THE 60 FOOT MAXIMUM HEIGHT ALLOWED IN THE DISTRICT HIGH RISE BUILDING DISTRICT (R5). Said Lot being otherwise shown as Lot A-316 on aforesaid Assessors' Plan # 1042. For title see deed recorded with said Registry in Book 4691, Page 26. For Patrick Calnan - Chairman title reference see Deed recorded in Book 6155, Page 352. . Norman Cole - Clerk Item: November 6, 13, 2018 NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern THE TRIAL COURT District) Registry of Deeds in Book 6063, Page 98 and Deed from James H. By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Dunton and Janet C. Dunton dated June 10, 1975 and recorded with the Essex mortgage given by Bill Chingofor Williams a/k/a Williams Chingofor and Rose C. CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Southern District Registry of Deeds on June 13, 1975 at Book 6155, Page 352. Chingofor to Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC, dated December 31, 2007 and Docket No. ES18P3229EA recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book Essex Probate and Family Court These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit 27441, Page 145, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by 36 Federal Street of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the assignment from Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC to Salem Five Cents Savings Salem, MA 01970 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Bank dated December 31, 2007 and recorded with said registry on January 7, (978)744-1020 titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or 2008 at Book 27441 Page 168, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:00 p.m. having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, on November 15, 2018, on the mortgaged premises located at 101 Lawton Estate of: easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Avenue, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises Thomas J Muckian described in said mortgage, Also Known as: Thomas Muckian TERMS OF SALE: Date of Death: 09/08/2018 TO WIT: To all interested persons: A deposit of Twenty Thousand ($20,000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts with the buildings thereon bounded Representative has been filed by: The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., and described as follows: Kathleen Birmingham of Georgetown MA 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Commencing at the corner of Lawton Avenue, formerly High Rock Avenue, and requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Beacon Hill Avenue, thence running Northerly by said Beacon Hill Avenue, 68.7 as requested in the Petition. from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon feet; thence turning and running Westelry to land now or formerly of C.O. Beede; The Petitioner requests that: receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in thence turning and running Southerly by said land now or formerly of C.O. Beede, Kathleen Birmingham of Georgetown MA said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. 89.68 feet to said Lawton Avenue; then turning and running Eastelry by said be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Lawton Avenue, about 51.14 to the point begun at. on the bond in an unsupervised administration. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. For reference to title see deed from Gladys E. Valliere, a/k/a Gladice E. Valliere to IMPORTANT NOTICE Gladys E. Valliere and James A. Valliere, Trustees of Gladys E. Valliere Trust dated You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON May 17, 1990 and recorded with Esse South District Registry of Deeds on May 23, Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney , F/K/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF 1990 in Book 10441, Page 344. must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on THE CWABS, INC., ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-16 the return day of 12/03/2018. Present holder of said mortgage For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written District) Registry of Deeds in Book 10573, Page 372. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a By its Attorneys, timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit within thirty (30) days of the return day, action may be taken without further notice 150 California Street of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the to you. Newton, MA 02458 nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM (617) 558-0500 titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or PROBATE CODE (MUPC) 201503-0347 - PRP liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised Item: November 6, 13, 20, 2018 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TERMS OF SALE: Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and LAND COURT expenses of administration. DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT A deposit of Five Thousand ($ 5000.00 ) Dollars by certified or bank WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. 17 SM 004884 check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. Date: October 23, 2018 The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., Pamela Casey O'Brien ORDER OF NOTICE 150 California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box Register of Probate 610389, Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days Item: November 6, 2018 TO: Howard L. King and Pamela D. King from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. U.S.C. App. § 3901 et seq.: Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Have a story to share? GMAT Legal Title Trust 2013-1, U.S. Bank, National Association, as Legal Title Trustee SALEM FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK Present holder of said mortgage Need a question answered? claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 47 Birch Street, given by Howard L. King and Pamela D. King to By its Attorneys, [email protected] Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as a nominee for Florida Capital HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Bank, NA dba Florida Capital Bank Mortgage, dated January 13, 2009 and 150 California Street recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 28326, Newton, MA 02458 Page 528, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, have filed with this court a (617) 558-0500 complaint for determination of Defendant's Servicemembers status. 201301-0320 - TEA Item: October 23, 30, November 6, 2018 If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before December 3, 2018 or you may be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act.

Witness, Judith C. Cutler Chief Justice of this Court on October 26, 2018

Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Recorder Item: November 6, 2018

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By Sonia Perez D., Tania Escobar, a nurse vans have happened reg- ened to detain asylum from Honduras more than ened by gang members or Mark Stevenson, with Mexico City's public ularly over the years and seekers in tent cities and three weeks ago, migrants had lost relatives to gang and Maria Verza health department. largely passed unnoticed. has insinuated without have said they are fleeing violence; others say they ASSOCIATED PRESS Melvin Figueroa, a He ordered thousands of proof that there are crim- rampant poverty and vio- hope to work, secure a 32-year-old from Tegu- troops to the U.S.-Mexico inals or even terrorists in lence. Many are families good education for their MEXICO CITY — Thou- cigalpa, Honduras, was border when the migrants the group. traveling with small chil- children and send money sands of Central Amer- traveling with his preg- were still hundreds of In dozens of interviews dren. Some say they left to support loved ones back ican migrants traveling nant wife and two chil- miles to the south, threat- since the caravan set out because they were threat- home. in a caravan arrived in dren, 6 and 8. He brought Alba Zoleida Gonzalez, the Mexican capital Mon- the 6-year-old girl to the 48, from Valle, Honduras, day and began to fill up a tent because her eyes were said she had walked for sports stadium, still hun- irritated and "she throws five hours and hitched a dreds of miles from their up everything she eats." ride on a tractor-trailer goal of reaching the U.S. a Several thousand more with about 150 people. day before midterm elec- migrants were trudging Her calf muscles were ach- tions in which President along the highway be- ing, but that was a small Donald Trump has made tween the city of Puebla price to pay for the chance their journey a central and the capital, catching a at a life better than the campaign issue. lift from passing vehicles one back home. By afternoon 2,000 or when possible. "I looked for work, and more had arrived at the Nashieli Ramirez, om- nothing," Gonzalez said, Jesus Martinez stadium, budsman for the city's hu- adding that her husband which has a capacity of man rights commission, had been robbed and had about three times that, said the city was prepar- to hand over everything and eagerly began sift- ing to accommodate as he made selling crabs so ing through donations of many as 5,000 migrants his assailants wouldn't clothes, gave themselves from the lead caravan and do worse. "And when one sponge baths, lunched on several smaller ones hun- does find a little job they chicken and rice under the dreds of miles behind it, kill you for the money," shade of tents and picked for as long as necessary. she said. up thin mattresses to hun- "We have the space in Arriving in Mexico City, ker down for the night. terms of humanitarian some migrants stopped at Many went to medical help," Ramirez said. the Basilica of Our Lady tents to get treatment for As U.S. election day PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of Guadalupe, a major pil- blistered and aching feet, neared, Trump has seized grimage site, to thank the illness and other mala- on the caravan and por- Central American migrants begin their morning trek Monday as part of Virgin Mary for watch- dies. "Since we got here, trayed it as a major threat, a thousands-strong caravan hoping to reach the U.S. border upon depar- ing over them during the we have not stopped," said even though such cara- ture from Cordoba, Veracruz state, Mexico. journey.

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One reason for that antz is an industry leader which knocked the tech gi- fell as investors worried chief investment strat- engaged in their nances recovery was increased op- in nancial literacy. A sea- ant's market value below about the trade dispute egist for the Leuthold and independent. timism about trade talks, soned nancial planner, the $1 trillion mark. and about an increase in Group, said that might I've been fortunate to as Chinese of cials and she is senior vice presi- Real estate compa- interest rates, which could be too optimistic because learn about investing and President Donald Trump dent of Charles Schwab nies, utilities, and other erode their future pro ts. costs and interest rates saving at an early age and said a phone conversation & Co., the company her high-dividend stocks n- Smaller companies are are rising and global eco- see the bene t of that. between Trump and Chi- father founded in 1971. ished with solid gains as vulnerable to higher in- nomic growth could slip. Q: You mentioned under- na's President Xi Jinping Schwab-Pomerantz has high-growth stocks like terest rates because they "It's a double whammy served populations, are had gone well. On Monday advised two White House tech and internet compa- tend to carry more debt. of slowing sales at the there groups that should Xi promised to reduce costs administrations and is the nies slipped. Smaller and same time we may be be taking better steps Earnings for S&P 500 for importers and raise author of multiple person- more U.S.-focused compa- companies are on track starting to (see pressure consumer spending power, al nance books. with their money, or who nies also lagged. to grow about 20 percent on) pro t margins," he but he did not address the Schwab-Pomerantz re- lack information? Big technology compa- this year, and analysts said. Paulsen said corpo- technology policy dispute cently spoke to The Associ- A: I have been working nies and small companies expect company pro ts to rate earnings could fall between the U.S. and Chi- ated Press about nancial on this for 30-plus years were both hit hard during grow another 10 percent next year, and smaller na, a critical part of the literacy, gender parity and and along with my col- the market's slump in next year, according to companies might have a trade impasse. the importance of having leagues have created - a nancial plan. The in- nancial literacy programs terview has been edited for women, for inner city New England pizza and sandwich for clarity and length. kids, for working poor over Q: Financial literacy has 50 — everyday Americans. been a part of your entire And I'm talking to our cli- life. What made you so ents from rich to poor. chain closes dozens of locations passionate about it? What I have concluded is that the lack of nancial DEDHAM (AP) — The footing and secure capi- A: I've been working for literacy cuts across Amer- company that owns Papa tal for investment in our Schwab since I was 16. icans from all walks of life. Gino's pizza parlor and restaurants, while also The company was basical- It is blind to economic sta- D'Angelo sandwich shop addressing our signi cant ly a startup at that time. tus, gender and age. chains announced Mon- debt load. We are con dent (My father) built the com- day it has closed about 95 that the agreement with pany on democratizing Our latest research locations throughout New Wynnchurch achieves all of investing and creating found there was some pos- England, led for Chapter those goals," Corey Wend- more accessibility for ev- itive news: women's atti- 11 bankruptcy protection land, chief nancial of cer, eryday Americans. They tudes and aspirations are and reached an agreement said in the statement. say apples don't fall far in the right place. Unfor- to sell the business. The restaurants that from the tree, so I guess tunately, cultural habits PGHC Holdings Inc.'s closed were described as that my whole career has and society still get in the announcement came a "under-performing." The been about democratizing way of women having eco- day after many employees company said 178 Papa investing and making it nomic parity and that is showed up for work to nd Gino's and D'Angelo loca- more accessible for those discouraging. the restaurants closed tions remain open. not well-served by our in- Q: How can that change? without explanation. "The company regrets dustry. A: I think it is one thing The Dedham-based com- having to close these Growing up, my father where we all need to come pany in a statement said restaurants but believes — before Schwab — was together. (Financial edu- it had reached an "agree- focusing resources on a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a struggling businessman. cation) can be embedded ment in principle" to sell core of best-performing The company that owns Papa Gino’s said that He had several ventures in school curriculums. to Wynnchurch Capital, a restaurants is the respon- 178 locations remain open. that didn't pan out. And And in the public sector, private equity rm based sible approach," the state- when I was young my par- the government has a bul- in Rosemont, Ill. Terms of ment said. still needs court approval, rants in Massachusetts, ents divorced. My mom ly pulpit. And nonpro ts the agreement were not The company said it would strengthen the com- New Hampshire, Rhode was Stanford Phi Beta — we have a partnership disclosed. would try and move affect- pany's nancial resources, Island, and Connecticut Kappa — my parents met with the Boys and Girls "For some time, we have ed employees to restau- allow for the remodeling and eventually provide for at Stanford — but she was Club. I think together we been pursuing a plan to rants still operating. and modernization of 141 new locations, the state- de nitely a woman of the can all start to make the strengthen our nancial The proposed sale, which company-owned restau- ment said. time. And with my dad change.

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