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SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 2017 Saugus resets game clock on AD decision By Bridget Turcotte O’Leary, who got the ax. His responsi- The School Committee does not have ITEM STAFF bilities were placed on then-vice-prin- the authority to hire an athletic direc- cipal and former athletic director Mi- tor, and speci c candidates will not be SAUGUS — School Committee mem- chael Nelson. discussed at the meeting, said Mere- bers will address a hiccup in the hiring The open position was incorrectly ad- dith. process of a new athletic director. vertised as part time with a $47,000 Previously, the salary for the full-time Tuesday night’s discussion will focus athletic director was $72,000, Meredith on an error with the job posting that salary, said chairwoman Jeannie Mer- edith. Several candidates applied and said. The committee will discuss wheth- listed the incorrect salary and hours for er they can nd the money elsewhere in the position. were interviewed by a seven-person hiring committee on two separate days the budget to fund a full time position, Earlier in the year, committee mem- or whether they need to repost the job last month, including committee members voted on a budget that included a as part-time with a lesser salary. full-time athletic director. The position ber Elizabeth Marchese. had been reduced to half time in 2014 “They already held the interviews Bridget Turcotte can be reached at as part of $2 million in budget cuts. At and then we all realized it’s not in the [email protected]. Follow her on the time, the job was held by Robert budget for full time,” she said. Twitter @BridgetTurcotte.

ITEM PHOTO | MATT DEMIRS LYNN GIRLS SUMMER IN NAHANT Sen. Elizabeth Warren speaks at Revere High School on Friday. Warren talks healthcare, education in Revere By Matt Demirs FOR THE ITEM REVERE — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth War- ren stopped at Revere High School Friday night for her 10th Town Hall meeting of 2017, elding questions from concerned Massachusetts residents eager for an- swers on topics from healthcare to education. The Massachusetts senator opened with statements regarding the need for affordable healthcare for all Americans as well as her victorious hearing aid bill approved this week, which reduces the price of the device. “People are saving for years to get a hearing aid. For anyone who has never lived with this, what that means is years Girls Inc. outing co- in isolation. It might be years when you A tradition continues for Girls Inc. ordinator and host, can’t hear the TV set,” she said. “But it also Nancy Whitman of means years you can’t hear your family.” The new bill also allows consumers to Nahant, speaks to By Bridget Turcotte “I was a volunteer at Girls Inc. at the time purchase these devices without the ap- 9-year-old Hailley ITEM STAFF and I thought ‘it’s summer, it would be nice for proval of a licensed specialist. Mendez of Lynn the kids to get out to the beach,” Whitman said. But as folks cheered on Warren’s success NAHANT — Nancy Whitman ate lunch with “The rst time with 40 girls — we thought that during the outing in the upper house, they were hungry for 150 elementary-school-aged girls at her Nah- was a lot. Then one year a second bus showed on Friday. the senator’s input on issues concerning ant Road home overlooking the ocean on Fri- up and we all trembled. This year, we have them with some carrying personal testi- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK day. three buses. But they’re all such darling chil- monies. When Whitman, a retired Massachusetts In- dren. They’re wonderful.” Jordan LaMark, of Somerville, shared stitute of Technology librarian, moved to Nah- With the help of the Nahant Woman’s Club, her struggles with Ehlers-Danlos Syn- ant, she began volunteering and reading books donations from Old Neighborhood Foods and drome, a disorder affecting the connective to the children at Girls Inc. of Lynn. She felt a few local businesses, chef Gail Wilkerson tissues that support the skin, bones, blood they needed to take more outings to get out served 900 hotdogs Friday afternoon. vessels, and other organs and tissues. of the city and began inviting the girls to her “The rst year I did it myself with one other LaMark can’t obtain pain medication ocean-front home for a day of lunch and swim- person,” said Whitman. “We cooked hamburg- due to the reactionary legislation and ming. ers. But today — that would be too many burg- guidelines in response to the opioid crisis, It started 15 years ago with 40 girls and has ers.” she said. since grown to be an event that about 150 girls look forward to each summer. GIRLS INC., A3 WARREN, A3 Malden and Medford ready to cash in their casino chips

By Steve Freker nouncement that the casino FOR THE ITEM will open on Monday, June 24, 2019. EVERETT — With its “We are excited to report all Bridgewell em- scheduled opening two years the work that has been done ployees, members away, the Wynn Boston Har- in just one year and to salute of SEIU Local 509, bor Casino means money for all the 750 tradespeople who voted to strike on Medford and Malden. have contributed to this proj- Friday. Malden has received $1 ect and got us to this point,” million and Medford has re- DiSalvio said. COURTESY PHOTO ceived $250,000 in one-time Wynn Resorts was awarded pre-opening mitigation pay- a license in September 2014 ments, with future payments to build a then-estimated Peabody-based Bridgewell scheduled for the surround- $1.6 billion casino. After facing communities. ing down several legal chal- Wynn Boston Harbor Pres- lenges, construction began on caregivers vote to strike ident Bob DiSalvio marked Aug. 3, 2016. the construction job’s rst Wynn has touted the casino By Thomas Grillo On Friday, the union delivered “I am proud of what I do, I anniversary with a video up- as a source for new jobs for ITEM STAFF the required 10-day notice of wake up every morning ready to date of the $2.4 billion proj- their intention to strike on Aug. work to take care of my individu- ect, highlighted by his an- CASINO, A3 PEABODY — More than 1,000 20. als and Bridgewell management Bridgewell caregivers have voted to strike. The Peabody-based nonpro t should take care of us,” said Ade- The Service Employees Inter- operates group homes and pro- mola Odubiyi, who has worked INSIDE national Union (SEIU) Local 509 vides care to 6,250 people who at the agency since 2010, in a said it’s seeking a pay increase require residential, behavioral statement. “We need better pay In Opinion In Sports for its minimum wage employ- health, employment training, but most importantly we need Shribman: Navigators ees. The union represents nearly housing, and substance recovery better working conditions. In The remaking keep building 20,000 human service workers services throughout the North of the GOP. A4 on success. B1 and educators in Massachusetts. Shore. BRIDGEWELL, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 75° VOL. 139, ISSUE 203 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 61° REAL ESTATE ...... A5-6 SPORTS ...... B1-3 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 2017 OBITUARIES One thing Obamas aren’t giving Charles D. Stead Sr., 87 1929-2017 up: Martha’s Vineyard vacation LYNN — Charles D. many years at Suffolk “Doug” Stead Sr., of Downs racing horses By Philip Marcelo Lynn, passed away alongside his horse ASSOCIATED PRESS peacefully at his trainer and good home on Thursday, friend Wayne Mar- BOSTON — The Aug. 3, 2017 sur- coux. Obamas are taking their rounded by his loving Doug is survived by annual summer vacation family. He was the his five children, Mark on Martha’s Vineyard, this beloved husband of A. Stead, Charles time as private citizens. Ann M. (Devarenne) D. “Doug” Stead Jr., Former President Stead, with whom he shared Glenn F. Stead, Donna M. McIn- Barack Obama and his 62 years of marriage. erney and her husband Mark, family are headed to the Born in Lynn, he was the and Lori A. Murray and her hus- Massachusetts resort is- son of the late Frederick Sr. band Bob, all of Lynn. He was land this weekend. And and Charlotte (Dunn) Stead. A the loving grandfather of Jill while they no longer trav- lifelong resident of Lynn, Doug (Murray) Sandler, Jodi (Murray) el under the watchful eye graduated from Lynn Classical Carmody, Allison McInerney, of the world, their trip de- High School in 1948, and was and two great-grandchildren. tails were guarded Friday. a U.S. Army veteran serving in He also leaves behind his Ann Richart, manager Germany during the Korean brotherly nephews Ronald Pen- of Martha’s Vineyard Air- War. ley and Richard Penley of Lynn, port, confirmed the visit. He was a self-employed car- and many other special nieces But she and other local of- penter working beside his fa- and nephews. He was pre- ficials declined to provide ther, brother, and uncles build- deceased by his sister, Maria specifics. Obama spokes- ing many homes throughout Jane Penley and his brothers, man Kevin Lewis also de- Lynn and Saugus. Eventually Neville Stead and Frederick clined to comment. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS he took over the construction Stead Jr. But judging from “prec- business, employing two of his Service information: His fu- edent” — the visit will be President Barack Obama follows his daughter Malia, left, as they ride sons. neral will be held on Monday low-key, with bike rides, bikes in West Tisbury on Martha’s Vineyard. Doug enjoyed his home, at 11 a.m. in the SOLIMINE golf, and ice cream out- gardening, reading, drawing, Funeral Home, 426 Broadway ings. on the island’s more se- versity, where her parents The family also is known painting, and trips to Maine, (Route 129), Lynn. Burial will The Obamas are no cluded western edge in the graduated from the law to pay visits to longtime but he especially loved spend- be in Pine Grove Cemetery, strangers to the island. town of Chilmark. school. Malia took a gap friends who vacation on ing time with his children, Lynn. Relatives and friends The family spent seven Their visit this time year before starting col- the island, including Val- grandchildren, great-grand- are respectfully invited. Visit- of their eight summers comes as Obama’s succes- lege and will get settled in erie Jarrett, Obama’s for- children, and many friends ing hours are Sunday from 2-5 there while Obama was sor in the White House, at the Ivy League school mer senior adviser, and and relatives. Doug always p.m. Those who prefer may president and were regu- Republican billionaire later this month. Harvard law professor had a kind heart, a friendly make donations to Shriners lars long before he was in Donald Trump, prepared In visits past, the Charles Ogletree. way, and a great sense Hospital for Children, office. Last summer, their for his first extended va- Obamas rode bicycles Richart said that when of humor. He was also 51 Blossom St., Bos- younger daughter, Sasha, cation as president Friday. around the island and a sitting president visits an avid Red Sox and ton, MA 02214. Direc- even worked briefly at Trump planned a 17-day ventured into town for the island, the impact on Patriots fan. Upon his tions and guestbook at one of their favorite spots, stay at his golf club in ice cream and New En- the modest airport can be retirement, he enjoyed www.solimine.com. Nancy’s Restaurant & Bedminster, New Jersey. gland fare. Then-Presi- significant: Airspace is re- Snack Bar in Oak Bluffs. It also comes as Obama dent Obama’s frequent stricted, the White House The family typical- turned 56 on Friday and golf outings were a target sets up its own commu- ly spent 10 days to two days before the Obamas’ for his critics, including nications center and the Fotini Georgenes, 96 weeks at a rented beach- elder daughter, Malia, Trump before he ran for Coast Guard takes up real front compound, usually enrolls in Harvard Uni- the White House. estate on the site.

NEWBURYPORT — Mrs. Fo- Kirkland, Wash. She is also tini (Gioulafentis) Georgenes, survived by her sisters, An- 96 years, of Newburyport, geliki Gioulafentis, Annoula Amanda Knox: Woman in texting died Thursday, Aug. 3, 2017 Dimakopouklos and Georgia of natural causes at her home Kalogeropoulos. She was the with her family by her side. sister of the late Panagiota suicide case deserves sympathy She was the wife of the late and Nikos Gioulafentis. Peter Georgenes, for 54 years Service information: Her LOS ANGELES (AP) — and the daughter of the late funeral will be held on Tues- Amanda Knox, the Ameri- Dimitris and Konstandina day, Aug. 8, 2017 at 11 Mom files $4.2M suit can exchange student con- Gioulafentis. a.m. in St. George Greek against woman in victed and later cleared of She was born and raised in Orthodox Church, 54 South texting suicide case Greece, Fotini moved to the Common St., Lynn. Burial in a murder in Italy, is offer- United States in 1958, where Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. ing her support to a Mas- DEDHAM (AP) she resided in Salem the ma- Relatives and friends are sachusetts woman con- — The mother of a jority of her life. respectfully invited. Visiting victed of manslaughter for teenager who killed Mrs. Georgenes was a long- hours will be held on Tuesday encouraging her suicidal himself has filed a time member of St. George in St. George Greek Orthodox boyfriend to kill himself. wrongful death lawsuit Greek Orthodox Church. She Church from 9-11 a.m., prior In an op-ed published against a Massachu- enjoyed cooking for her fam- to her service. Donations Thursday in the Los An- setts woman convicted ily, gardening and knitting for may be made to St. George geles Times, Knox wrote of manslaughter for friends and family. Greek Orthodox Church, 54 that Michelle Carter de- encouraging him to Fotini leaves behind her South Common St., Lynn, MA serves sympathy and help, take his own life. son, George Georgenes of 01902. Arrangements by the not a jail sentence. Lynn Roy is seek- Newburyport; her daughter, SOLIMINE Funeral Home, Carter on Thursday was ing $4.2 million in Stella Hummel and her grand- Lynn. Directions and guest- sentenced to 15 months lost future wages for son Christopher Hummel of book at www.solimine.com. in jail for the 2014 death her son Conrad Roy of 18-year-old Conrad Roy III. The lawsuit was III. Carter was then 17 and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS filed against Michelle is now 20. A judge agreed Carter last month in Lila Durant, 72 to her request to remain With her defense attorney Joseph Cataldo at Norfolk Superior Court 1945-2017 free on bail while her state left, Michelle Carter listens to her sentencing on behalf of her son’s appeal is pending. for involuntary manslaughter for encouraging estate. LYNN — Lila (Grant) Durant, sales and going antiquing. The 30-year-old Knox is 18-year-old Conrad Roy III to kill himself. age 72, of Lynn, passed away Lila is survived by her son, no stranger to sensational peacefully at Abbott House in Benjamin Durant and his trials drawing global me- “sickening sense of deja and then told him to “get — who struggled with de- Lynn on Friday, Aug. 4, 2017. partner Jennifer Costantino dia coverage. vu” as she watched prose- back in” his truck after he pression, bulimia and an- She was born on May 22, of Swampscott; her brother, The student from Seattle cutors try to depict Carter became frightened as it orexia — was “ill-equipped” 1945 in Cambridge, the daugh- Larry H. Grant and his wife was convicted along with as a “femme fatale,” the filled with carbon monox- to help Roy, who also suf- ter of the late Albert S. and Muri- Kathleen of Lynn; her grand- her Italian boyfriend in way she said the media ide and briefly got out of fered from depression. el (Smith) Grant. She was raised children, Jupiter, Ethan, Jacob the 2007 killing of Knox’s tried to portray her during the vehicle. “By holding her account- and educated in Brookline and and Lori, and her nephews, Jo- roommate, British stu- her trial. But Knox pointed out able for Roy’s death, we in- graduated from Brookline High seph and Martin Grant. dent Meredith Kercher, in Knox noted that it’s dif- that for months leading crease the tally of victims School, Class of 1963. Lila Service information: Fam- Perugia, Italy. Knox spent ficult to feel sympathy for up to Roy’s suicide, Carter in this case, we ignore the earned a degree in education ily and friends are invited to four years in jail but was Carter, who sent Roy doz- had tried to talk Roy out mental health factors that from Worcester State College attend visitation on Tuesday, exonerated by the Italian ens of text messages urg- of it and urged him to seek lead to suicide, and we and her degree in nursing from Aug. 8, 2017 from 10 a.m. to Supreme Court in 2015. ing him to follow through mental health counseling. learn nothing about how Mass Bay College in Wellesley. 12 p.m. at CUFFE-MCGINN Knox said she felt a on his plan to kill himself She also wrote that Carter to prevent it,” Knox wrote. She dedicated her career in Funeral Home, 157 Maple nursing to taking care of the St., Lynn, MA 01904. There MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS elderly. During her 30-year are no funeral services and career, she had worked at Oak burial will take place at the Historic Union Oyster recognized as a national Maura Healey and state Police in July 2014 Island Skilled Nursing Facility convenience of the family. To House damaged in fire historic landmark and was Treasurer Deb Goldberg found victim David as well as Lawrence Memorial sign the online guest book, a popular dining spot for previously appointed Smith suffering from Hospital in Medford. or for directions, please visit BOSTON (AP) — Bos- the late President John F. five members each to the multiple stab wounds. Lila loved attending yard www.cuffemcginn.com. ton’s historic Union Kennedy, a Boston native. advisory board, which will He was pronounced dead Oyster House has been also have ten permanent at the hospital. Police damaged in a fire. Baker names five to state representatives. charged Coney based on Longtime meteorologist The restaurant was marijuana advisory board A bill signed by Baker witnesses who said the evacuated Thursday night last month required the two had problems with as firefighters battled the BOSTON (AP) — Gov. governor to choose board each other in the past Dick Albert dies at 72 flames and smoke. Charlie Baker has picked members with expertise and were seen in a physi- cal altercation earlier. NEEDHAM (AP) — of a kind and could make A fire department five people to serve on in law enforcement and In May, 39-year-old Longtime Boston TV me- anyone laugh. spokesman says the fire a Cannabis Advisory minority business de- teorologist Dick Albert “Just had a tremendous apparently started on the Board that will help guide velopment, among other Adrian Gonsalves was has died of complications passion for weather, for outside of the building, regulators enforcing things. convicted of voluntary from pneumonia. people, for his family, and near light fixtures, before recreational and medical manslaughter in Smith’s WCVB-TV, where Albert had a unique but gen- the smoke poured inside. marijuana laws. Man convicted of Brockton death. He is serving 12 to worked for 31 years until uine way of presenting He says firefighters took Among those appointed slaying gets up to 12 years 16 years. his retirement in 2009, the weather that all of us extra care because of the by the Republican gover- announced Albert’s death loved so much, and will al- history of the building nor on Friday are Walpole BROCKTON (AP) — A on Friday. He was 72. ways remember and will and avoided breaking out Police Chief John Carmi- Massachusetts man has 781-593-7700 Albert, known as “Dick- definitely miss,” Leonard windows. chael and Henry Thomas, been sentenced to serve Publishing Daily, except Sundays ie,” joined the station in told the station. A post on the restau- the longtime president up to 12 years in prison USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 rant’s Facebook page of the Urban League of for his role in the stab- Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA 1978, and became one of A native of Newton, Al- and additional offices. the most recognized per- bert won multiple region- Friday afternoon thanked Springfield and former bing death of a 22-year- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item sonalities on Boston tele- al Emmys and the presti- firefighters and said chairman of the Univer- old Brockton man. Subscriptions vision. He called his work gious Silver Circle Award it will remain closed sity of Massachusetts The Brockton Enter- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States his vocation and his life- for Lifetime Achievement through the weekend but Board of Trustees. prise reports that 27-year- $20.00 for 4 weeks could reopen Monday, The 25-member board old Tyron Coney was sen- $65.00 for 13 weeks long avocation, and said by the National Acade- $130.00 for 26 weeks upon his retirement that my of Television Arts and after inspections are per- will offer recommenda- tenced to eight to 12 years $260.00 for 1 year his career had been a gift. Sciences in 2004. He was formed. tions to the yet-to-be- behind bars after he was Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Harvey Leonard, WCVB’s voted the second most No one was injured in named Cannabis Control convicted of manslaughter send address changes to: current chief meteorologist, popular weathercaster in the blaze. Commission that will after a seven-day trial. He The Daily Item 110 Munroe St. called his death a difficult the nation by “Television/ The restaurant was regulate marijuana. was acquitted of several P.O. Box 5 loss. He said Albert was one Radio Age” in 1987. opened in 1826. It is Attorney General other charges. Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Peabody-based Bridgewell caregivers vote to strike BRIDGEWELL Bridgewell’s interim chief From A1 executive officer, declined to be interviewed. this contract, I would like In a statement she said Bridgewell management despite budget limita- to show us how proud they tions, the nonprofit has are of the services and worked to ensure their care that we provide.” dedicated employees re- Ana Victoria Morales, a ceive a fair wage. union spokeswoman, said “We have done our best its members continue to to negotiate a contract and bargain in good faith with we are disappointed that Bridgewell management. an agreement has not yet She said the striking been reached,” she said in workers provide direct an email. “Our plan is to care for clients, assist remain actively engaged in people with disabilities discussions to resolve any and help them live with remaining issues in the dignity. But these front- coming days. In the mean- line caregivers struggle time, Bridgewell is fully to earn a living wage, re- prepared with a contingen- sulting in high turnover cy plan to provide care and and staffing issues that support to our clients in impact the quality of care, the event the union moves Morales said. forward with their threat.” Attempts to reach a res- olution have been rejected Thomas Grillo can be by management, she said. reached at tgrillo@item- Kelly J. Martin, live.com. Malden and Medford ready ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK to cash in their casino chips From left, Arianna Rebidue, 10, Doaa Abdelnabl, 10, Aneysha Ortiz, 10, and Nayelis DeJesus, 9, all of Lynn, gathered at the home of Nancy Whitman in Nahant for the 15th annual Girls Inc. sum- CASINO Wynn also announced mer outing on Friday. From A1 it has finalized its long-promised plan to residents in Malden, Med- build and operate a wa- ford and other surround- ter shuttle directly to the A tradition continues for Girls Inc. ing communities. Seaport and Financial dis- Statewide, Wynn Re- tricts in Boston. GIRLS INC. sorts has pledged over “We operate these state- $209 million annually to of-the-art shuttles virtu- From A1 the state for several proj- ally round the clock and Whitman’s hospitality ects, including race horse directly connect transpor- doesn’t go unnoticed. development, cultural tation opportunities from “She’s a really nice per- council, local and state downtown Boston,” DiS- son,” said Yenelis Reyes, capital projects, transpor- alvio said in the video. 7, who first visited Whit- tation infrastructure and The Wynn Boston Har- man’s home in 2015. development. bor chief also noted the While most of the girls Tens of millions of dol- existing plans for ground were excited about the lars have also been agreed shuttle service from the food and the swimming, upon in individual com- Orange Line at Welling- others were taking it all munity mitigation agree- ton Station and Malden in. ments. The primary host Center. “The view is perfection,” city of Everett has already Casino plans call for said Donna Song, as she received a $30 million more than 8,000 square waited in line for a second payment, and is expected feet of nightclub space, hotdog. to receive an annual pay- 12 restaurants, and large Whitman’s daughter, ment of over $25 million meeting and conven- Nancy Maddocks, said once the casino is up and tion space. DiSalvio said she wasn’t surprised running. Everett, Malden restaurant selections will when she learned her and Medford have been include a major steak- mother was inviting chil- pledged job preference in house, Italian restaurant, dren into her home by the hiring for the 4,000-plus a “massive sports bar,” a dozen. jobs Wynn expects to cre- craft beer and ale house, “My mom is always ate. and a buffet. looking for good causes and trying to shake up the town to get on board,” grateful to Nancy and provides a beautiful back- Girls Inc. members Selling a house? Maddocks said. “She has now the Nahant Wom- drop for these girls.” and volunteers line Buying a house? been trying to get more an’s Club for hosting the up to grab some food Bridget Turcotte can be people in town involved girls,” said executive di- during their annual Find out what properties and now they are. She rector Deb Ansourlian. reached at bturcotte@item- outing. loves it.” “They love this annual live.com. Follow her on recently sold in your area. “Girls Inc. of Lynn is tradition. Nancy’s home Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Check out the Real Estate page Warren talks healthcare, education in Revere in Saturday’s paper. WARREN tinue the success. fired from Warren towards up with rulings from the From A1 Warren argued that the Capitol and their of- Department of Education, there is a problem with ficials, who blamed Betsy and advance the public ac- “I can’t adequately ex- the numbers with the ris- DeVos, the United States countability. plain what it’s like to be ing stock market and the secretary of education, as “It isn’t perfect, but it is in so much pain,” she said. unemployment rate down. the problem in America’s what we have right now,” “Patients like me need “What worries me about educational system right she said. “I am going to your help.” America is the wealth and now. stay after Betsy DeVos and Warren apologized for opportunities that are Eva Norwicki, of Ever- I am trying to get as many “being caught in the big moving to the top,” said ett asked about access people to help do that be- winds that are shifting.” Warren, focusing on “real and affordability for those cause I think that is the “One part we can do is facts” that trickle back to seeking higher education best opportunity we’ve got try to put you in touch the 1980s. in a time where President in keeping the public in- with some of the public “100 percent of the Donald Trump’s recent terest in public education health people,” Warren growth of income in this discriminatory rhetoric here in America.” said, urging LaMark to economy since 1980 has and actions have caused Warren, who was elect- meet with her staff after gone to the top 10 per- concerns about how stu- ed to the U.S. Senate after the meeting for further cent,” she said. “At the end dents are supported, she defeating incumbent Re- assistance. of the day, it’s really about said. publican candidate Scott “It is important that peo- our willingness to make “She wants to turn de- Brown in 2012, vowed to ple with chronic pain are investments in the future. cades of civil rights work keep the interest of Amer- not left behind and left in Our willingness to say to on it’s head,” Warren said. ican people close to her. pain,” she added. the big institutions in this “For she wants to say ed- She is said to be seeking Others, like Michael country to say ‘no, you ucation is now for-profit reelection in 2018 against Nicastro, who is director don’t get to run this whole colleges making a profit competitors like Geoff Die- of outreach at East Bos- economy.” on our kids instead of our hl, who announced his can- The value of each coupon shown here is equal to ton Neighborhood Health Until we take Wash- kids having a chance to didacy this week for a seat or greater than the price of the newspaper. 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Efficiency, compassion, timeli- again that privatization simply the major airlines are willing to do well. They would be uniquely 110 Munroe St. ness, and integrity: These are all does not work. A perfect example pay large sums of money to “per- qualified to oversee our nation’s P.O. Box 5 words that nobody in their right of this is our private healthcare suade” members of Congress to prisons, for example. After all, if Lynn, MA 01903 mind would ever associate with system. By leaps and bounds, it’s let them have their way yet again. anyone knows how to herd peo- today’s airline industry. And yet, the most economically inefficient That’s why it’s important for vot- ple like cattle into a small, over- Customer Service just recently, a House panel voted in the industrialized world. The ers to examine their representa- crowded space and make them Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. to put the major commercial air- notion that private corporations tives’ campaign contributions and wait an excruciatingly long period Connecting lines in charge of air traffic con- always do things better is an all- make sure they’re held account- of time, it’s the airlines. All Departments: trol nationwide. too-common myth. able. On the other hand, even prison- 781-593-7700 Here’s how this brilliant idea Another problem is that the Whenever anyone criticizes our ers are allowed to use the bath- Ext. 2 works: All air traffic control, both same airlines that brag about politicians for being on the take, room. I could go on, but I believe in terms of safety and the collec- inventing new fees to compen- the politicians always respond by I’ve made my point. Regardless of Classifi ed Advertising tion of fees, would be handed over sate for a fundamentally broken insisting that campaign contribu- your ideological views on govern- classi [email protected] to a private corporation that the business model would essential- tions don’t have any effect, what- ment and privatization, handing Subscriptions major airlines largely control. ly have the power to collect from soever, on how they vote. The fact control of our skies over to the big [email protected] This basically places the very sky, anyone who wants to fly, includ- that they always seem to vote the airlines is about as bone-headed itself, under the authority of the ing licensed pilots in their own way their biggest donors want is Circulation a move as Congress could make. [email protected] same geniuses who brought us private planes, which groups like purely a coincidence. So here’s That is why I urge you to call such innovations as “non-internet the Aircraft Owners and Pilots my preemptive response to that Congressman Moulton at (202) Ext. 3 booking fees” and dragging cus- Association strongly oppose. argument: Prove it, Congress- 225-8020 and tell him not to out- Newsroom tomers off of overbooked flights. If you were to charter a private man Moulton. Prove it by vot- source our safety to the airline [email protected] Only an abject fool would entrust flight out of Beverly Municipal ing against any legislation that industry. [email protected] the people responsible for one of Airport, for example, either you would hand over our public skies Ext. 4 America’s most failed industries or the pilot would still be on the to the airline industry. Kris Craig is a self-syndicated with such unchecked power. hook for whatever fees the air- To be fair, there are some things columnist who lives in College Sports History has shown time and lines demand. Unsurprisingly, that the airline industry might Place, Wash. [email protected] Ext. 5 DAVID M. SHRIBMAN Retail and Online Advertising [email protected] The remaking of the GOP ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. A president campaigns with ber. Director of Advertising promises to achieve a specific goal. The question is whether that co- and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] The House goes along. The Sen- alition is a party. ate begins to examine the matter, Trump is defying the physics of Michele Iannaco accedes to various lawmakers’ politics by trying as an outsider to Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 demands for special favors and transform dissent into a political [email protected] concessions, but the process runs force that lasts beyond a single Ralph Mitchell into resistance. Commentators election. Franklin Delano Roos- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 ask why a Republican president evelt may have mobilized dissent [email protected] with a Republican House and a in 1932, but he was a distant Patricia Whalen Republican Senate can’t pass a relative to a president, a Navy Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 major element of the Republican official, a vice-presidential nomi- [email protected] platform. nee and the governor of the most That describes the legislative important state before becoming BUSINESS OFFICE history of the Smoot-Hawley president. FDR may have been a Beth Bresnahan tariff bill of 1930, admittedly an traitor to his class, but he was no Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 unfortunate comparison to Presi- outsider. [email protected] dent Donald J. Trump and his ef- The lack of precedent to the Susan J. Conti forts to win repeal of Obamacare. Trump ascendancy — at least Controller, ext. 1288 That tariff bill eventually passed since Thomas Jefferson and An- [email protected] into law, beginning a debate that drew Jackson, in a political sys- Ted Grant continues to this very day about tem that bears no resemblance FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Publisher, ext. 1234 whether it caused, or deepened, to ours — is one reason the pres- [email protected] the Great Depression. That de- President Donald Trump speaks in the Rose Garden of the ident is struggling with his fel- Marian Kinney bate is beside the point, at least White House. low Republicans, particularly in for this column. What is relevant ext. 1212 the Senate, where the chamber’s [email protected] is the process — and the political over the next three decades, when on the same page: full repeal of rules reward independence. implications. Will Kraft they lost five out of six presiden- Obamacare,” says Andrew Roth, Then add this: The party that “Hoover’s inability to manage Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 tial elections and might have lost the chief lobbyist for the Club Trump is trying to transform has Congress was rooted in a funda- [email protected] them all had not the Republicans for Growth, a conservative group been, since 1908, the party of the mental and amateurish misap- been burdened by the Watergate that emphasizes economic issues, establishment itself. Jennifer Perez prehension of his job,” Kenneth Establishment figures are un- ext. 1205 Whyte writes in a new (refresh- scandal in 1976. especially lower taxes. “When the [email protected] But this month the question is vote came and it mattered, some comfortable in rebel roles. The ingly positive) biography of the leading exception (Theodore Roo- Carolina Trujillo 31st president, to be published taking on new urgency, prompted Republicans betrayed their cam- by the rise of a president who once paign promises. The truth is that sevelt, beginning in 1912) was Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 two months from now. He adds: himself a state assemblyman, a [email protected] “His ascension to the presidency was a Democrat and who won the they largely believe in keeping White House by running against Obamacare going. They’re too lib- governor, a vice president and a Jim Wilson without benefit of the usual Re- president who served nearly two Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 publican machinery had duped the establishment of the very par- eral for the constituents they rep- ty that gave him its presidential resent.” full terms in the White House. And [email protected] him into thinking that he had lit- while Woodrow Wilson took over tle need of his party’s congressio- nomination. Goldwater tried that Some establishment figures, CIRCULATION more than a half-century ago and meanwhile, are wondering wheth- a conservative Democratic Party nal potentates.” and transformed it into a progres- Lisa Mahmoud failed. By the time Reagan won er they are welcome anymore. Like The result of the Trump expe- sive vanguard, he was no rebel Manager, ext. 1239 his first nomination, in 1980, he all presidents, Trump is remaking rience with health care — the personally. He had, after all, been [email protected] had a good deal of the establish- his party in his own image. president has described some Re- president of Princeton, then as CLASSIFIED ment behind him, and his run- Establishment Republicans publicans as “fools” and said that conservative an institution, per- ning mate, George H.W. Bush, grinned and bore the insults they Abbe Young Smith if the GOP doesn’t try again to haps more so, as any in the land. whose father was a Connecticut received last year from the Trump Manager, ext. 1276 repeal Obamacare they would be “Trump is reflective of our so- senator, was a gold-plated mem- campaign, figuring that establish- [email protected] “total quitters” — is a fresh set of ciety,” says Craig Shirley, who ber of that establishment. ment figures such as Reince Prie- questions about what the Repub- worked for the presidential cam- NEWSROOM Trump’s Republican Party is bus, who had been the chair of the lican Party is all about, and who paigns of Reagan and both Bushes. something entirely new. Republican National Committee, Bill Brotherton is a Republican. “He’s a product of the iPhone and The GOP is being re-formed, or would steer the White House to- Features Editor ext. 1338 These kinds of questions have the iPad. Kennedy and Reagan [email protected] reformed, at this very moment. ward a traditional approach to been raised before. They arose, for were special because they spoke of Sober voices are asking wheth- Washington power centers, inter- Gayla Cawley example, during the Barry Gold- ‘we’ and ‘ours.’ Trump isn’t think- er some members — the names Reporter, ext. 1236 water insurgency of 1964, again est groups and what is known as ing about building a party. He fits of Sens. Susan Collins of Maine [email protected] during the Ronald Reagan as- the “regular order” in the capital. in with people who ran against cendancy in 1976 and 1980, and and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska in- But Trump’s impulses tend to- the status quo. But the question is Cheryl Charles a third time when religious con- evitably are invoked here — are ward disrupting the regular order, Night Editor, ext. 1278 what the Republican Party looks [email protected] servatives became a vital element really Republicans after all, and and his supporters -— marginal- like after Trump. It’s the biggest of the GOP coalition around 1988. whether they ought to be allowed ized voters who felt economically question of the day.” Tori Faieta And these questions are not con- to remain under the party’s policy and culturally alienated — fully Copy Editor fined to the Republican Party. The umbrella. embraced those impulses and David Shribman is a Pulitzer [email protected] Democrats asked similar search- “The fact is that last year af- found a comfortable home in the Prize-winning columnist. He is a Thomas Grillo ing questions about 1968 and ter Trump won, everyone was new Trump coalition last Novem- Swampscott High graduate. 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B: James Flynn, Trustee for Flynn Dicarlo $415,000 2 LUCIA RD. 36-38 VINE ST. $309,500 531-531A CHATHAM ST. B: Boi L. Tran and Raymond Z. Yi Financial Trust $582,000 35 FLORAL AVE. S: Barbara J. Fitzpatrick B: Adam Delisle and Andrea M. $410,000 B: Rosa Martinez-Gonzalez $415,000 Delisle S: Frederick P. Callori and B: Jose Ardon and Olga L. S: Olga Guevara and Jose A. B: Mary Wood 63 WILLIAMS ST. S: Marcia Steinberg Guevara Ardon S: John F. Lewis and Linda M. Jacqueline R. Callori S: Gonzalo De Leon-Escobar $500,000 129 WILLIAMS AVE. Linscott B: Miglena C. Georgieva 15 MOHAWK RD. $262,000 $439,000 112 CLIFF ST. S: Russell Apotheker and Shari B: Abraham Zepeda and Rosa 31-33 GALE ST. B: Vickie Risteen and Piero Sf $52,000 Apotheker 10 WARREN RD. Martinez $455,000 erlazzo B: Charles A. Luise S: Kurt Slimak and Pamela B: Xiao Yun-Li 9 WOODVILLE TER. U:9 S: Howard H. Amidon III and $819,000 S: Charles A. Luise, Jr. and Slimak S: Anne E. Lane, Trustee for $370,500 Catherine S. 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Meakin B: Adimir Toska and Klaudia B: Laura J. Fitzgerald Welch S: Jane C. Liptak, Trustee for 2 PROSPECT ST. Toska 11 PINE HILL RD. S: Mary Pellegrini-Wood S: Kenneth W. Webb and Carol Liptak Nanepashemet Realty $700,000 S: Eddison J. Senatus and $450,000 Trust B: Cameron S. Merrill and Caitlin F. Webb 63 HILLSDALE RD. Jennifer L. Senatus B: Barbara M. Concannon, $785,000 E. Kelly S: John P. Hawko and Karen E. 34 WALDEN AVE. Trustee for Concannon 2000 6 NASHUA AVE. B: Eric Moskowitz and Hannah 15 WORCESTER RD. $1,059,000 Hawko $515,000 Swartz $529,000 Realty Trust B: David B. McKane, Trustee for B: John Mendelewski and S: Grenham Gavin Stone, L.L.C. S: Ruth A. Christiansen 6 Nashua Avenue NT PEABODY B: Joseph C. Dibella and Eileen Elizabeth J. Lacasse S: Carol A. Hannigan, Trustee for 29 MYRTLE ST. P. Dibella S: Paul E. Bagnera and Kenneth 4R Nashua Avenue NT $449,000 220 BARTHOLOMEW ST. S: Joseph J. Falzarano, Jr. and R. Hanson 470 PURITAN RD. Angela Hirtle B: Kevin Green and Melanie $581,000 $525,000 21 PLEASANT ST. Green B: Petros Demirtshyan and 5 WILLIS ST. B: Jeffrey S. Perry and Jessica E. $550,000 S: Sussan Swanson Gayane Demirtshyan SAUGUS $465,000 B: 64 Ward Street, L.L.C. S: Joseph A. Sullo and Marianne B: David J. Martinez and Cynthia Sarin-Perry S: William P. Asher 3920 MYSTIC VALLEY PKWY. Sullo 34 BIRCH ST. D. Martinez S: Aida Ayala U:1112 $605,000 S: Cruz H. Cisneros 14 REED ST. U:3 $530,000 4 BATCHELDER AVE. B: Victoria Vu $192,000 B: Pooyan Kazemian $370,000 128 REDINGTON ST. U:128 S: Paul A. Cuddemi B: Ivy Dever S: Joanne Franchi-McHale, B: Matthew G. Bossi and Jaclyn SWAMPSCOTT $340,000 S: Kristin A. Donovan Trustee for Giuseppe Arrigo Trust Dicarlo S: Dunlop William Estate and 1 BIRCHWOOD AVE. 6 ALLEN RD. B: Michael Coletti STATE ST. 3920 MYSTIC VALLEY PKWY. Robin W. Bates $390,000 $830,000 S: Tyson R. Dion and Abbey L. $90,000 U:202 B: Mario A. Lanza and Juan R. B: Dennis P. 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The caller reports that express notice of change from the ar- day at 106 Newhall St.; at 2:50 A report of a motor vehicle ac- resting police department. one of her employees noticed p.m. Thursday at Ocean Street three teens near some bicycles cident with property damage at and Seaside Terrace; at 9:04 parked by the cafe who pos- 7:22 p.m. Thursday on Route 1. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LYNN p.m. Thursday at 131 Broad sibly might have went through A report of a motor vehicle Martin Shkreli, right, and his attorney, Benja- St.; at 9:32 p.m. Thursday at the knapsacks of the attached accident with non-fatal injuries min Brafman, left, leave federal court in New Arrests 634 Boston St.; at 10:20 p.m. bikes. The employee was not at 11:38 p.m. Thursday at 35 York Friday. Thursday at 330 Lynnway; at completely confident but it Water St. Shenda Brown, of 13 Trem- 11:27 p.m. Thursday at 43 Ad- ont St., Boston, was arrested looks like they did. ams St. A report of a knapsack falling Breaking and Entry on warrant charges of larceny A report of a hit and run mo- Convicted ‘Pharma from a building and larceny off a motorcycle at 5:13 p.m. A report of attempted break- tor vehicle accident at 6:07 Thursday at Ocean Avenue and over $250 at 1:40 a.m. Friday. p.m. Thursday at Essex and ing and entry at 11:32 a.m. Sargent road. Bro’ has an image Jamie Croft, of 27 Hampden Rockaway streets; at 7:03 p.m. Thursday at 266 Main St. A report of a stolen Trek bi- St., Swampscott, was arrested Thursday at Essex and Rocka- cycle at 6:31 p.m. Thursday on on warrant charges of sexual way streets; at 11:33 p.m. Complaints Ocean Avenue. problem, lawyer says conduct for a fee, trespass- Thursday at 26 Parrott St. A report of hazardous road ing, and possession of class E By Tom Hays and ing to be discussing in the conditions at 1:07 a.m. Friday drugs at 11:14 p.m. Thursday. Complaints PEABODY Larry Neumeister next few days,” he said, at Water and Walnut streets. Donna Graciale, 54, of 15 ASSOCIATED PRESS adding that while Shkre- Fuller St., was arrested and A report of breaking and en- Accidents li was a brilliant mind, NEW YORK — Mar- charged with assault and bat- try to a motor vehicle at 5:17 Theft sometimes his “people A report of a motor vehicle tin Shkreli, the eccentric tery, resisting arrest, assault p.m. Thursday at 22 Portland skills” need work. As he accident at 10:57 a.m. Thurs- A report of larceny at 9:57 former pharmaceutical and battery on a police officer, St.; at 6:56 p.m. Thursday at spoke, Shkreli smiled and day at 545 Lowell St. a.m. Thursday at Park Street. CEO notorious for a price- and disorderly conduct, operat- 780 Lynnway. cocked his head quizzical- A report of a motor vehicle gouging scandal and for ing under the influence liquor, A report of breaking and en- ly in mock confusion. try at 11:33 p.m. Thursday at accident with property damage his snide “Pharma Bro” leaving the scene of property SWAMPSCOTT Brafman predicted that 106 Marianna St. at 10:14 a.m. Thursday at 101 persona on social media, damage, operation under sus- Shkreli would someday go A report of assault and bat- Brooksby Drive. Arrest was convicted Friday on pended license for OUI, and on to develop cures to ter- tery at 11:53 p.m. Thursday at federal charges he de- alcohol from open container at Jef Marberblatt, 59, was ar- rible diseases that afflict 6:18 p.m. Thursday. 170 S. Common St. Complaints ceived investors in a pair rested and charged with negli- of failed hedge funds. children. Stephen Maloney, 59, of A report of a threat at 1:27 gent operation of a motor vehi- Within an hour of leav- 100 Willow St., was arrested Overdose A Brooklyn jury delib- a.m. Thursday at 116 Foster St. cle, second offense, operating erated five days before ing the court, Shkreli was and charged with open con- A report of an overdose at A report of a male party dam- under the influence, and motor at home live-streaming on tainer ordinance violation at finding Shkreli guilty on 12:55 p.m. Thursday at Andrew aging a vehicle at 12:25 p.m. vehicle lights violation at 11:38 three of eight counts. He YouTube and calling the 6:18 p.m. Thursday. Street and Central Avenue; at Thursday at 63 Driscoll St. p.m. Thursday. split verdict a victory, de- William Mejia, 25, was ar- had been charged with se- 7:31 p.m. Thursday at Bennett curities fraud, conspiracy spite his conviction on two rested and charged with a Street. Fraud Breaking and Entry of the most serious counts. drinking in public ordinance to commit securities fraud and conspiracy to commit Prosecutors had a differ- violation at 4:38 p.m. Thursday. A report of credit card fraud A report of breaking and en- Theft wire fraud. ent take. Joana Ramos, of 258 Bos- at 8:57 a.m. Thursday at 210 S try at 7:19 p.m. Thursday on Shkreli, upbeat and de- “There’s one statement ton St., was arrested on war- A report of larceny at 2:19 Andover St. Pleasant Street; at 7:59 p.m. fiant outside the Brook- that’s most important rant charges of unlicensed p.m. Thursday at 2 Market St.; A report of fraud at 1:33 p.m. Thursday at 52 Humphrey St. lyn courthouse afterward, and that’s the jury’s state- called his prosecution “a ment: guilty on those witch hunt of epic propor- counts,” said Acting U.S. tions” but conceded that Attorney Bridget Rohde. maybe the government Prosecutors had accused Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY had found “one or two Shkreli of repeatedly mis- broomsticks.” leading investors about or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) Asked about his client’s what he was doing with Hotline social-media antics, at- their money. 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Call Lisa at 781-593-7700 ext. 1239 A8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Thousand Hills has plenty to do in August Rockwell’s family opposed to sale of artist’s work Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee Company’s August PITTSFIELD, Mass. (AP) — to build endowment funds and schedule includes today’s coffee tasting from 11 a.m. to Members of Norman Rockwell’s finance renovations. noon. At noon, Marvin Hyppolite, Ward 5 City Council family are the latest to speak out The letter, signed by Rockwell’s candidate, will host a meet-and-greet until 2 p.m. against a Massachusetts museum’s three sons and three of his grand- Face painting and balloons for kids will be held on plan to sell the illustrator’s works. sons, says they fear it will go to a Saturday, Aug. 12 from 12:30-2:30 p.m. The family in a letter published private collector at auction, and will Coffee with a Cop will be featured again in the Munroe in Friday’s print edition of The no longer be available to the public. Street coffee shop on Saturday, Aug. 19 from 10-11 a.m. Berkshire Eagle asked the Berk- “We believe that this painting is School Committee candidate Brian Castellanos will shire Museum in Pittsfield not to one of Norman Rockwell’s finest hold a meet-and-greet from 1-3 p.m. on the 19th and auction “Shuffleton’s Barbershop.” and should stay at a public insti- City Councilor at large Brian LaPierre hosts a meet and The museum is selling 40 art- tution, so that it can be seen,” the greet on Saturday, Aug. 26 from 10 a.m. to noon. works, including two by Rockwell, letter said. The 26th is also scheduled for an art reception by Bre- anna Steinberg from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Israel’s ‘crown prince’ under fire for crude post JERUSALEM (AP) — Since becoming an adult, the eldest son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly drawn media criticism for what has been portrayed as a life of privilege at taxpayers’ expense. The younger Netanyahu hit the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tabloids last weekend when a neighbor posted an account of how he refused to Taylor Swift, ex-radio host pick up after the Netanyahu family dog PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS head to court over groping claim at a public park and then, when con- fronted, gave the neighbor the finger. Huge Trump murals appear on West Bank barrier DENVER (AP) — Taylor Swift and her support team Yair Netanyahu then lashed out on didn’t call police after she said she had been groped by a Facebook at a website run by a liberal BETHELEHEM, West Bank rier largely consists of a wall of Denver radio host during a photo session before a concert. think tank that detailed what it said (AP) — Two murals showing towering slabs of concrete. Instead, they called his boss, and David Mueller was his lavish lifestyle at taxpayers’ an oversized President Donald The murals were signed lost his job. The disc jockey later sued the singer-song- expense. Trump have appeared on Israel’s “lushsux” — a signature that writer, saying he had been falsely accused and wanted In the post, Netanyahu alleged the West Bank separation barrier, according to a 2016 report by $3 million in damages. site is funded by what he claimed are just yards from where the elusive the Australian newspaper “The Swift countersued, claiming sexual assault, setting foreign interests, referring indirectly to artist Banksy decorated a hotel Age” has been used in the past up a civil trial set to begin Monday in federal court in the dovish New Israel Fund, which he earlier this year. by a Melbourne street artist. Denver that will largely turn on who the eight-mem- renamed the “Israel Destruction Fund.” The new drawings popped up The artist was among those who ber jury believes. He signed the post with emojis of a mid- on the edge of Bethlehem, the participated in a Banksy show in Swift is scheduled to testify. Both sides say no settle- dle finger and a pile of excrement. Palestinian city where the bar- Britain in 2015, the report said. ment is in the works. Arizona Cardinals owner sends private jet to help Warner’s family The lawsuits provide differing accounts of backstage events before Swift performed at a 2013 concert at the CANTON, Ohio (AP) — Kurt Pepsi Center in Denver. Warner’s family made it to Can- Swift tried to keep the situation “discreet and quiet and ton for his Hall of Fame weekend confidential” and was upset by Mueller’s claim that “for thanks to help from Arizona Cardi- some reason she might have some incentive to actually nals President Michael Bidwill, fabricate this story,” her attorney, Douglas Baldridge, shown far right. has argued in court. Bidwill sent his private jet to pick up 13 members of Warner’s family who were stranded at O’Hare Airport Do you remember the Bayside of Nahant? in Chicago. 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And men in white jackets come in from the MEXICO CITY (AP) — The “As a viewer I appreciate it wings and put an oxygen mask on you.” memes and mockery abound, but because it’s fun, it’s escapism, “You don’t want that to happen. It’s too “Sharknado,” which has con- it’s pure entertainment. But how much entertainment for the dollar,” he quered audiences, netted doz- do you explain it? I don’t know,” adds. “An entertainer is supposed to go ens of celebrity cameos such as said series star Ian Ziering, away and have a quiet dotage, and you George R.R. Martin, Ne-Yo and left, who along with Tara Reid, know, lose your marbles in private and Kelly Osbourne, and has turned right, fights a tornado of sharks not do this out where people can see you.” into an annual event. 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SUN, MOON, TIDES National weather TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Friday...... 2094 Friday...... 6849 Forecast for Saturday, August 5, 2017 Thursday...... 4098 Thursday...... 1290 Sunrise today 5:39 a.m. Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Cloudy early with thunder- SE winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves storms developing later in the 1 foot or less. Areas of fog. Wednesday...... 0219 Wednesday...... 9407 Sunset today 7:59 p.m. day. Gusty winds and small Showers and tstms likely. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: hail are possible. Chance of Vsby 1 nm or less. Sunrise tomorrow 5:40 a.m. rain 80%. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER H Tonight: W winds 5 to 10 High tide today 10:47 p.m. Tonight: Scattered thunder- kt. Gusts up to 20 kt after All 4...... $4,747 All 4...... $4,854 storms during the evening, midnight. Waves around 2 ft. Low tide today 4:32 p.m. L First or last 3...... $665 First or last 3...... $680 H then becoming clear over- Showers and tstms likely. Any 2...... $57 Any 2...... $58 High tide tomorrow 11:27 p.m. night. Chance of rain 40%. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6 H ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $198 All 4...... $202

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Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $111 Last 3...... $113 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Mass Cash: 2-6-12-20-33 AUGUST 7 AUGUST 15 TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Thunderstorms | High 75, Low 61 M’ Sunny | High 80, Low 62 Showers | High 74, Low 64 Mega Millions: 9-17-25-63-71-(4) NATIONAL SUMMARY: As cooler and less humid air expands its coverage over the Midwest, locally strong storms will develop in New England today. Downpours will continue to drench parts of the Deep South. The heat wave will go on in the Northwest with slightly lower temperatures. Storms are in store from the Rockies to the central Plains and interior Southwest.

©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 2017 Navigators keep building on success LYNN — While the sea- player Pete Gonski took son hasn’t gone quite the over the role in July. way the Navigators had “It wasn’t an easy task hoped on the eld, the or- to come in here midsea- ganization is thriving. son, it’s never a good thing The Navigators will when something like that wrap up their 2017 cam- is going to happen,” Nav- paign this weekend, igators general manager weather permitting, as Bill Terlecky said. “I never they host the Pitts eld hesitated for one second or Suns this evening and thought that Pete wouldn’t travel to Brockton Sunday. be able to hold the reins There would be no sec- and keep the ship steady.” ond-half turnaround for However, Gonski had the North Shore squad to deal with a rash of in- this season. While the juries, as well as players Navs maintained a steady being shut down by their pace throughout the lat- college coaches. ter part of the season, it “The way we’ve played ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE wasn’t enough to clinch a since he’s been our man- Tom Colby watches his shot at the fourball playoff spot. ager is because of the in- tournament at Tedesco Country Club Thurs- There were some chal- juries and the guys that day. lenges along the way on ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON got shut down and things the eld. Manager John like that,” Terlecky said. Wearing the new ‘Stand Up 2 Cancer’ uniform, Zizzo stepped down from “Our two best pitchers got Navigator Conor Bawiec throws souvenirs into his post midway through Tedesco fourball the stands at Fraser Field. the year, and former Navs NAVS, B2 tournament Shoe City Classic tips off is in full swing LYNN — The 2017 By Harold Rivera Shoe City Classic tipped ITEM STAFF off yesterday evening at the basketball courts at MARBLEHEAD — The 78th annual Tedesco Invi- Lynn’s Marian Gardens. tational Fourball Tournament is off and running this The Shoe City Classic, in weekend at Marblehead’s Tedesco Country Club, and its 25th edition this year, so far things are going well. will include full slates of Thursday and Friday provided two full days of action on both Saturday great fourball action, and both Saturday and Sunday and Sunday. promise to be on par with the event’s start. All games are scheduled “It’s our agship event,” Tedesco head professional to be played at Marian Bob Green said. “Everybody’s having a great time. A Gardens. The tournament lot of it is the social part of it, along with the com- will move to the indoor petitiveness of the event. It’s great to see a lot of our courts at Fecteau-Leary in traditional guests, people that I’ve known for years the event of rain. who continue coming to the fourball. It’s exciting for The tournament began the club and our staff.” in 1992 as the “Hoganz The tournament is off to a great start through its Basketball Classic.” It rst two days, much to Green’s liking. His only con- switched to its current cern, Green said, is the questionable forecast for Sat- name in 2012 when for- urday. mer organizer Fred Hogan “It’s going great so far,” Green said. “The weather’s stepped down and current been good. Forecast is a little bit iffy for Saturday af- organizer Simmie Ander- ternoon. We don’t have any wiggle room for time, if son took over the role. we’re off the golf course for lightning or ooding, pud- Friday evening’s sched- dling conditions on the greens.” ule included ve games, Green, who’s been the club pro for 39 years, was with the rst being played clear that the tournament will conclude on Sunday, at 5 p.m. and the nal one way or another. game of the night tipping “Sunday night, we’ll have a winner,” Green said. CLASSIC, B3 “One way or another, we’ll have a winner. It’ll be a TEDESCO, B3 Gilbert Minaya, playing for the Young Gunz team in the high school division, goes for a layup past the Everett defense in the second game of the day. The Shoe City Classic runs for three days, with a full slate of games scheduled for today and Sunday. The tournament features teams from the middle school, high school, college and men’s divisions. COURTESY PHOTO

ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Former St. Mary’s star Cam O’Neill has spent his summer playing for the Falmouth Com- modores of the prestigious Cape Cod Base- Ugly inning downs Saugus Wings ball League. By Mike Alongi plus innings of work. The lone RBI a 1-0 advantage. Lynn’s O’Neill FOR THE ITEM on the day came from pinch-hitter Saugus loaded the bases up in the Pat Murray. top of the fth as well, but couldn’t HAVERHILL — All it took was Despite the tough end to the game push any runs across. makes his mark one bad inning to derail the Saugus and the season, Mitchell is very hap- That ended up hurting the Wings, Wings’ hopes of moving on in the py with the performance of his team as Kingston nally made its come- North Shore Baseball League play- this season, especially considering back in the bottom of the sixth. It all on the Cape offs, as the Wings fell to the Kings- the Wings were the youngest team started when Nick Comei reached ton Night Owls, 7-1, in the decisive in the NSBL this year. on an error to lead off then Joe Mo- By Harold Rivera third game of their rst-round se- rin singled. After Harris threw a ITEM STAFF ries at Trinity Stadium on Friday “No one thought we’d win anything this year since it’s our rst wild pitch that advanced the run- night. The Wings were holding on to ners to second and third, he was Lynn native Cam O’Neill has dazzled on the dia- a 1-0 lead entering the bottom of the year in the league, our oldest player mond at every level in which he’s played. is only 20 years old,” said Mitchell. pulled from the game. The Wings sixth when they gave up seven runs, brought in John Prentice, who in- For three years, O’Neill starred for the St. Mary’s including walking in three runs. “But the guys played hard all sea- baseball team. From there he put together a strong son and gained a ton of experience, tentionally walked Dan Morin to “It’s tough, you know, we had a 1-0 load the bases. After Prentice forced senior campaign at Buckingham Browne and Nich- lead over the No. 2 seed going into so you can’t be too upset about that.” ols, and has since emerged as a key bat for the Holy It was a real pitchers duel over a y out, he proceeded to walk both the bottom of the sixth, but we just Chris Gerossie and Jake White to Cross Crusaders. couldn’t close it out,” said Saugus the rst three innings, with each This summer, O’Neill has continued to work on his pitcher only allowing two baserun- bring in two runs, giving Kingston coach Mark Mitchell. “I think some the lead. Nick Shumski followed craft with the Falmouth Commodores of the Cape ners over that span. Things nally of it had to do with the experience with an RBI bunt single on a suicide Cod Baseball League. This marks O’Neill’s rst sea- opened up in the top of the fourth, factor, but that’s also a really good squeeze, then Tom Diskin broke the son playing in the CCBL. starting with a leadoff single from team they have over there in Kings- game open with a two-run double. “It’s been a really cool experience so far,” O’Neill Dawson Gaudet. After a popout and ton. It’s a tough way to go down, but After Comei knocked an RBI single said. “Being a local guy, I’m the only guy from Mas- I’m proud of how our guys played.” two singles, Murray stepped into the and Joe Morin drew an RBI walk, sachusetts on the team. It’s been a really cool expe- David Harris got the start and box with the bases loaded and one the score stood at 7-1. rience playing so far. Just hearing about the guys pitched a solid game on the mound out. He hit a bouncing grounder to Ryan Corriveau came on to close (who) have played in the league, like Buster Posey. for Saugus, giving up two runs on third base that was hit soft enough ve hits with four strikeouts in ve- to bring in the run, giving the Wings NSBL, B3 O’NEILL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 2017 Navs continue to build on success NAVS From B1 shut down by their coaches, which we totally un- derstand, we’re fine with that, but it happens. Our three best hitters before the all-star break were no more. We really lost the heart of the team. “I give a lot of credit to Pete and the rest of the guys, still playing hard and seem to still be enjoy- ing themselves. It’s a long season, it’s a grind, but COURTESY PHOTO Pete has done a great job.” The Navigators are Cam O’Neill is hitting .250 with four home runs wrapping up their sixth for the Falmouth Commodores. season under the current ownership, and Terlecky has seen progress every O’Neill making his year. This season, the Navs set a new atten- dance record. mark on the Cape “There’s been a little bit of growth every year, and from all over the country finally, the growth this O’NEILL to play in the Cape Cod year kind of pushed us to From B1 League,” O’Neill said. the best year we’ve had, It’s just a really cool expe- “There are leagues closer and that’s a beautiful rience playing in it.” to where these players live thing,” Terlecky said. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON O’Neill was linked to Fal- The amount of local and go to school but they’re Ryan Laws gives a tire a push toward a group of Navigators players mouth by his head coach all coming to Cape Cod sponsors at Fraser Field at Holy Cross, Greg Di- has also grown. The outstanding as pins in the Bennett Tire Bowl in between innings at Friday’s and that’s when you know Navigators game. Cenzo. Falmouth original- it’s pretty legit. Everyone’s field walls are filled to ly signed O’Neill to a tem- capacity with sponsors’ been great. They’re all re- cards to all the fans to Of course, it takes a The Navs have found a porary contract when he ally talented and it’s great banners, and the Navs first joined the team. After hold up during the middle large team to keep every- formula that works. The to learn from them.” pride themselves on keep- a strong performance, the ing the concessions local of the fifth inning. thing at Fraser running O’Neill has appreciat- crowds grow each season, team signed him to a full as well. The cause was near smoothly all summer long. ed the opportunity to get and now that the organi- contract for the summer. “I build on what success and dear to the organiza- Terlecky is the point man, live reps throughout the zation has really hit its “Coach DiCenzo used to we’ve had in the past, and tion, as they recently lost in a sense, but has three summer. His ability to stride, Terlecky hopes to be an assistant coach at Fal- luckily, we haven’t taken a valuable member and people under him — Joe stay sharp throughout the mouth,” O’Neill, who is en- any steps backward, so close friend in Fred Lara- Gill, Ashley Laramie see that continue. offseasons has opened the tering his senior year, said. we just continue to build mie, who ran the conces- and Melissa Abraham, a “We’d like to thank the door for him to come into “The general progression for and grow,” Terlecky said. sions with his wife, Pam, graphic artist who lives in community, our business the spring seasons at Holy our players who do well is “We’re lucky, because and worked alongside his Illinois. Cross feeling confident. partners, the media, the they have the opportunity to there are a lot of folks daughter Ashley as well. “Each of those three, in fans. This is the sixth year come to Falmouth for their “Baseball’s a game who are corporate spon- Fred Laramie passed their own special way, I of our ownership and we junior into senior summer. where you can’t take off sors of the Navigators be- away in December after would be lost without,” don’t have any reason to I’ve played in the FCBL and three, four months and cause they also believe in battling cancer, and the Terlecky said. “Then NCBL. Coach DiCenzo got expect to get back into Lynn. They want to sup- SU2C night was a fitting there’s Pam Laramie on think, if we keep doing me a temp contract and I the swing of things when port things that are good tribute. our food and beverage, what we’re doing, that it you get back,” O’Neill for the city, and we get the “It was so appropriate and every year we bring in shouldn’t continue,” Ter- played well. They offered me a full summer contract and said. “For me, seeing these benefit of that.” because of Fred,” Ter- a crew of about 25 interns, lecky said. “Folks have that’s where we are now.” arms from pitchers at a The Navigators saved lecky said. “We got these they’re always brand new really enjoyed and bought high level, that’s great for one of the most special nice-looking jerseys to and have never done this Throughout the season, into the way we do the O’Neill has seen action at my personal development. nights of the season for wear tonight, and here before, but we get them Everyone’s throwing 92- we are. It’s a nice tribute, trained up. We also em- things we do...I like to multiple positions in both the final weekend. They 94 and everyone’s got debuted new jerseys for I can’t imagine there’s ploy another 15 or so kids take that little line from the infield and outfield. great offspeed stuff.” Stand Up 2 Cancer night, anybody who hasn’t been in our concession opera- the Temptations, and that Now that the season is O’Neill added, “It’s great and handed out SU2C touched by the disease.” tion.” really says it all.” in full swing, O’Neill has seen most of his playing for my development and my time at first base. confidence, knowing I can At the plate, O’Neill take the confidence I devel- North Shore bats held quiet in loss has posted a .250 batting oped here and bring that to average for the summer Holy Cross to try and win By Gabbi Riggi with four home runs. His us another Patriot League FOR THE ITEM goal coming into the sea- Championship. Hopeful- son was to work on main- ly that confidence carries LYNN — The bats were taining a consistent bat. through to next year.” held quiet for most of Fri- “I’m really happy with Another unique aspect day night’s game as the how it’s going for me this of the CCBL experience North Shore Navigators summer,” O’Neill said. for O’Neill has been the fell to the Seacoast Mav- “I’m trying to work on my host family he’s been ericks 3-1 at Fraser Field. consistency. That’s some- housing with. Most of the A North Shore victory thing I was really lacking players in the CCBL are would have eliminated at Holy Cross. I knew I housed by host families Seacoast from the play- had to work on my consis- offs, but the Mavericks who live on the Cape. tency but it’s working out “It takes the experience take their playoff con- for me. It’s going well.” quests to the final week- to a whole another level, O’Neill’s strong perfor- to have a great host fam- end of the season. mance at the plate has The first run for the ily,” O’Neill said. “It’s been helped Falmouth put to- a pleasure living with Mavericks came in the gether a strong season. bottom of the first on a them. We’ve developed The Commodores are 24- a nice relationship this solo home run by Jake 19-1, good for first place in summer, so that’s been Lebel with two outs. The the CCBL’s West Division. great. Without the host bases were loaded in the They have also won seven families we wouldn’t have top of the third after a of their last 10 games. anywhere to stay.” pair of singles and a walk. The team earned a top O’Neill has also received With two outs Brendan seed in the West when Irvine singled to bring playoffs began today. support from his own fam- in the second run of the “The playoffs are ap- ily, who has made the trip night, giving Seacoast a proaching pretty quickly,” to Cape Cod on a handful of ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON 2-0 lead. O’Neill said. “We’ve been occasion to watch him play. Seacoast stretched the Nahant native Al Wallach made his final appearance in a Navigators uni- playing pretty well. We “My family’s been down lead to three in the top form Friday night. scored 12 runs on Ware- a good amount,” O’Neill of the ninth. Benjamin ham on Tuesday and said. “I used to vacation Irvine singled aboard tom of the fourth, but were senior players in their fi- the team both in the club- that’s a good sign. Hope- here on weekends when I and stole second base to unable to generate much nal appearances in Nav- house and in the field. fully we can continue that was younger. For them to work into scoring posi- else. Billy Buscetto (Holy igators uniforms. Al Wal- This season Linnane hit into the playoffs.” come down for a little va- tion. Kyle Boudrais sin- Cross) led off with a single lach, tonight’s starting .290 on the season, match- Throughout the sum- cation and watch me play gled to put runners on the and stole second. Austin pitcher spent two years ing his strength behind mer, O’Neill has noticed in the Cape League, that’s corners. A fielder’s choice Masel stretched into sec- with the Navigators after the plate. the high level of talent been really special.” ground ball by Rudy Baez ond base with a double to competing for Framing- The Navigators host the throughout the CCBL. “My parents and family brought in the last run of bring in the Navigators ham State. Pittsfield Suns on Satur- The league has produced have made the trip down the night. only run of the night. A three-year Navigator, day in their final home a number of MLB stars plenty of times,” O’Neill The Navigators scored The loudest applause UMass Amherst catcher game at Fraser Field this and continues to do so. added. “It’s been a really their lone run in the bot- came in recognizing two Keith Linnane anchored season. “All these guys come special summer.” Brady says he wants to keep past medical issues private

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) things that happened in my better at," he said. CTE, a debilitating brain dis- — Tom Brady says he prefers to past, certain medical history Brady sat out the first four ease that can cause a range of keep any medical issues in his and so forth." games of the 2016 season as symptoms, including memory past private, including whether The NFL said it reviewed punishment for his role in loss. he had a concussion last season. all reports from independent the "Deflategate" scandal. He Brady said he tries to learn In his first comments since the neurotrauma consultants and missed practice late in the sea- from athletes who came before Patriots opened training camp, trainers who worked at Brady's son for leg, thigh and ankle in- him. the quarterback said Friday he games during the 2016 season juries. "I'm confident in what I do," he is "not blind" to issues such as and found no records that in- But he wasn't listed on the said. CTE, but remains confident in dicated he had a head injury or league-required injury reports Though he's now the oldest how he tries to avoid injury. showed concussion symptoms. for a concussion or head injury player on the Patriots roster, Brady's wife, supermodel Brady, who turned 40 on at any point during the 2016 Brady said he has no plans of Gisele Bundchen, told "CBS Thursday, hasn't missed a reg- calendar year or 2016 season. This Morning" in May that ular-season game because of in- A recently released study by slowing down. Brady played through a concus- jury since tearing a ligament in the brain bank at Boston Uni- "I've got a great regimen and sion on his way to a fifth Super his left knee in the season open- versity found evidence of dis- it's a process for me," he said. Bowl title. She also alluded to er in 2008. ease in the brains of 110 of 111 "The best part about it is I en- other concussions he has had "I really don't think that's former NFL players it exam- joy what I'm doing so it never during his career. anybody's business, what hap- ined. It linked repeated head really feels like I'm working at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS He declined to say whether pened last year and I'm focused blows as the culprit, in what is it because I really love doing it. On Friday, Tom Brady made her comments were accurate, on this year and improving and the largest update on chronic ... Hopefully (I can) just keep it his first comments since adding, "I don't want to get into working on things I need to get traumatic encephalopathy, or going." training camp opened SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3 THE SCHEDULE Moreland hits walk-off blast in 11th TODAY SUNDAY FCBL NSBL BOSTON (AP) — Mitch Pittsfield at NS Navigators (6) NS Navigators at Brockton (4:05) Moreland homered with two outs in the 11th inning, lift- ing the Boston Red Sox to a FCBL STANDINGS 3-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Friday night. (Not including last night’s games) Moreland, a defensive re- WEST W L Pct. Pts. L10 placement in the 10th, drove a Wachusett 28 22 .560 56 6-4 pitch from Aaron Bummer (0- Bristol 25 22 .532 50 5-5 2) over the Green Monster for Pittsfield 26 25 .510 53 5-5 his 14th of the season. It was Worcester 23 27 .460 49 5-5 Boston's second game-ending EAST homer this week. W L Pct. Pts. L10 The AL East-leading Red Brockton 31 20 .608 64 8-2 Sox earned their fourth con- Nashua 25 25 .500 51 6-4 secutive victory and moved Marthas Vineyard 25 27 .481 51 5-5 Seacoast 22 28 .440 44 2-8 three games ahead of the sec- Navigators 21 30 .412 43 4-6 ond-place Yankees, who lost 7-2 at Cleveland. Christian Vazquez, who SPORTS BRIEFS hit a three-run homer in the ninth inning of Tuesday's 12- Registration for B’s The Lynn Jets hockey 10 victory against the Indi- team is sponsoring its sec- ans, helped preserve the tie academy underway ond annual golf outing Sat- in the top of the 11th when he picked off Nicky Delmon- Registration has begun urday, Sept. 23, at Gannon PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ico at second for the second for Bruins Academy, which Golf Course, with alumni out. Chicago had runners at Mitch Moreland gets a Gatorade shower after his solo home run lifted will run Saturday, Oct. from Lynn Classical, Lynn first and second with nobody the Red Sox over the White Sox, 3-2, in 11 innings Friday night at Fen- 7, 14, 21, 28 from 9:30 to English and Lynn Tech. out, but failed to score. 10:30 a.m. at Connery Rink Proceeds from the outing way Park. in Lynn. willbenefit the 2017-2018 The camp is being run Lynn Jets Hockey Team. thanks to a partnership be- Golfers can create their A time to celebrate tween Lynn Youth Hockey own foursome or sign up as and the Boston Bruins. a single/twosome and be and campaign for Registration if $100. The placed on a team. camp includes a free full The 9-hole even begins at set of CCM equipment 3:15 p.m. with a staggered (valued at $500 retail) such new Hall members start and ends at 9. The $80 as skates, pads, a helmet CANTON, Ohio (AP) — into the hall, which will and a stick; a profession- donation includes nine holes, For several members of happen Saturday night al personalized fitting in a cart, a buffet dinner and the Pro Football Hall of along with Kurt Warner September; and four weeks music. For those who just Fame's class of 2017, it , Jerry Jones and Jason of on-ice instruction by want the dinner, the cost is was a time to campaign Taylor , Davis and Ander- certified coaches and NHL $40. while celebrating. sen and Easley represent- alumni. There will be raffles, a Terrell Davis wants ed. All children should be 50/50, gifts, prizes and a more attention paid to the "The running game is able to skate on their own, silent auction. running game, and stron- not just go to minicamp unaided. In addition, the For information, or to sign ger hall consideration for and then training camp program is intended for up, contact Paul Ryan or running backs — some- in shorts and T-shirts and children who have not par- Steve Patrie at pryanlynn@ thing similar to this year, think you will be success- ticipated in an organized aol.com or s_patrie@verizon. when both he and La- ful," Davis said when the hockey program before. net; or (781)632-9737 or Dainian Tomlinson were unusual presence of two Children who have regis- selected. running backs in the same tered with a Mass. Hockey (781) 417-9345. association previously are Deadline for signup is Morten Andersen, just hall class was mentioned. not eligible to participate. Sept. 10. the second full-time kicker "You need the pads on, For further information, to make the hall, spoke out need lots of hitting and contact communityrela- LYS Registration Friday for the guys who repetitions. It's like an or- [email protected]. put the foot in football. chestra. Lynn Youth Soccer is Kenny Easley can't be- "I think now they are re- ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Lynn Summer accepting online registration lieve there are only eight alizing in the NFL you've for the Fall 2017 Intramural Kanye Wavezwa, left, of the Flynn Services team, pure safeties enshrined. got to find other ways of Track Series Program until August 28th, plays tight defense on Louis Rivera of the Fu- So while enthusiastical- getting the running game 2017. Children four and ture is Bright team in the middle school game. ly embracing their entry going." The Lynn Parks and Recre- ation Department’s Youth older as of September 1, Summer Evening Track 2017 are eligible to partici- meets will be held Monday pate. To register, please cre- Shoe City Classic Tedesco fourball evenings until Aug. 21 at ate an online account, and Manning Field, starting at enter your players informa- tips off in 25th year tourney in full swing 6:30 p.m. tion via the register link on CLASSIC cludes on Sunday, with the There is no entry fee, and the homepage: www.lynny- TEDESCO Everybody’s on the same kids, from toddlers to high From B1 first game scheduled at 9 outhsoccer.org. From B1 boat and nobody’s used to schoolers, from all communi- Lynn Youth Soccer relies a.m. The classic will crown off at 9 p.m. The action re- its four champions on Sun- playing six rounds in four ties are welcome. on volunteers to support the great week. Sunday’s sup- sumes bright and early on day, as the Middle School days.” There are eight different posed to be a beautiful day program, and help is needed. Saturday morning, with Division final is scheduled “I can’t look back and re- running events and two field and we could get lucky on If you are interested in a vol- the first scheduled game for 4 p.m., the High School member who made what events. Saturday, if we have these unteering, please check out of the day beginning at 9 Division final is scheduled shots or who played great,” For more information, visit storms stay West of us.” the website or speak to a a.m. A total of 13 games for 5:15 p.m., the College Green added. “I think lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- Green, who has been at coach or board member. are scheduled for Satur- Division final is scheduled what’s most impressive lon at [email protected] or Tedesco for 47 years, has More information is avail- day, with the final game for 6:30 p.m. and the Men’s really is that sportsman- 617-893-7064. seen his fair share of great able at www.lynnyouthsoc- tipping off at 9 p.m. Division final is scheduled ship and the camaraderie fourball tournaments. Al- The tournament con- for 7:45 p.m. shown between partners cer.org, or on the LYS Face- though he doesn’t point Lynn Jets hockey and opponents. That’s book page, or you can email to any specific memories, what fourball’s about.” golf outing [email protected]. the overall competitive- A total of 64 teams come Saugus Wings’ season ness and sportsmanship has always made the four- into the fourball tourna- MLB ball tournament a special ment, with six rounds of AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE comes to an end event. golf played over the course East Division East Division of its four days. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB NSBL help them in the future. “It’s a grind, that sixth Boston 61 49 .555 — Washington 64 43 .598 — From B1 “That’s the best part round of the fourth day,” “It’s a real grind, very New York 57 51 .528 3 Miami 51 56 .477 13 about having such a young competitive,” Green said. Tampa Bay 57 54 .514 4½ Atlanta 50 58 .463 14½ Green said. “People are Baltimore 53 56 .486 7½ New York 49 58 .458 15 out the final inning for team, we can only get bet- pretty golfed out. How- “A lot of clubs have gone Toronto 51 58 .468 9½ Philadelphia 39 67 .368 24½ Kingston, ending the sea- ter,” said Mitchell. “The ever, you still see some to 9-hole matches. We’re Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB son for the Wings. guys will all be back next great shots and terrific still one of the tradition- Cleveland 59 48 .551 — Chicago 57 51 .528 — Mitchell knows that his year with that much more puts made. I think the big- al clubs, Salem Country Kansas City 56 52 .519 3½ Milwaukee 58 53 .523 ½ team will be back next Club’s another one, that Minnesota 52 55 .486 7 St. Louis 53 56 .486 4½ under their belt and who gest thing I’ve seen over Detroit 51 57 .472 8½ Pittsburgh 52 56 .481 5 year, and he’s sure that knows, maybe we’ll be able the years is the sports- play 18-hole matches in Chicago 41 66 .383 18 Cincinnati 45 64 .413 12½ all of the experience the to push for a top-four seed manship between the a 64 team format for the West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Wings gained will only next year.” competitors in the finals. weekend.” Houston 70 39 .642 — Los Angeles 77 32 .706 — Seattle 56 55 .505 15 Arizona 62 46 .574 14½ Los Angeles 54 55 .495 16 Colorado 62 47 .569 15 TV/RADIO Texas 52 57 .477 18 San Diego 48 59 .449 28 Oakland 48 61 .440 22 San Francisco 42 68 .382 35½ TODAY ish Open, Golf, 7 a.m.; LPGA Track and Field: IAAF World LPGA Tour: Women’s British Friday’s Games land (Salazar 4-5), 7:10 p.m. Detroit 5, Baltimore 2 Texas (Hamels 5-1) at Minnesota (Gibson TV Tour: Women’s British Open, Championships, NBC, 3 p.m. Open, NBC, 11:30 a.m.; Boston 3, Chicago White Sox 2, 11 innings 6-8), 7:10 p.m. Auto Racing: Xfinity: Zippo NBC, 11 a.m.; WGC Bridge- Volleyball: FIVB Women’s WGC Bridgestone Invitation- Cleveland 7, N.Y. Yankees 2 Toronto (Estrada 4-7) at Houston (Morton Milwaukee 2, Tampa Bay 0 9-4), 7:10 p.m. 200, NBCSN, 2 p.m. stone Invitational, Golf, 12 World Grand Prix (tape), al, Golf, 12 p.m.; PGA Tour: Minnesota 8, Texas 4 Seattle (Hernandez 5-4) at Kansas City Baseball: Washington at Chi. p.m.; PGA Tour: Barracuda NBCSN, 11 p.m. Barracuda Championship, Houston 16, Toronto 7 (Duffy 7-6), 7:15 p.m. Championship, CBS, 3 p.m.; Seattle 5, Kansas City 2 Oakland (Blackburn 2-1) at L.A. Angels Cubs, MLB Network, 2 p.m.; RADIO CBS, 3 p.m.; Champions Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. (Skaggs 1-1), 9:07 p.m. Champions Tour: 3M Cham- LA Dodgers at NY Mets, FS1, Baseball: Chi. White Sox at Tour: 3M Championship, Washington 4, Chicago Cubs 2 Washington (Jackson 2-1) at Chicago Cubs pionship, Golf, 4 p.m.; PGA Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 (Lackey 8-9), 2:20 p.m. 4:05 p.m.; NY Yankees at Boston, WEEI-FM 93.7, 7:10 Golf, 4 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 6, N.Y. Mets 0 L.A. Dodgers (Hill 8-4) at N.Y. Mets (Lugo Cleveland, MLB Network, 7 Tour: Barracuda Champion- Milwaukee 2, Tampa Bay 0 5-3), 4:05 p.m. p.m. Horse Racing: Saratoga Live: Atlanta 5, Miami 3 Milwaukee (Davies 12-5) at Tampa Bay p.m.; Chi. White Sox at Bos- ship, Golf, 7 p.m., TOMORROW Alydar Stakes, FS2, 4 p.m. San Diego at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. (Cobb 9-7), 6:10 p.m. ton, NESN, 7:10 p.m.; Senior Horse Racing: Saratoga Live, Philadelphia at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. San Diego (Lamet 5-4) at Pittsburgh (Cole TV Soccer: FA Community Shield: Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. 9-7), 7:05 p.m. League Baseball World FS2, 2:30 p.m.; Whitney Invi- Auto Racing: Monster Energy Arsenal vs. Chelsea, FS1, 9 Saturday’s Games Miami (Straily 7-7) at Atlanta (Foltynewicz Series, ESPN2, 8 p.m.; Arizo- tational Handicap, NBC, 5 Milwaukee (Davies 12-5) at Tampa Bay 9-6), 7:10 p.m. Cup: I Love New York 355, a.m.; MLS: Los Angeles at (Cobb 9-7), 6:10 p.m. St. Louis (Lynn 9-6) at Cincinnati (Castillo na at San Francisco (joined p.m. Detroit (VerHagen 0-1) at Baltimore (Miley 2-4), 7:10 p.m. NBCSN, 3 p.m. Portland, ESPN, 2 p.m.; in progress), MLB Network, Mixed Martial Arts: UFC: Ser- 5-9), 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Pivetta 4-6) at Colorado (Gray Baseball: Chi. White Sox at MLS: New York at New York Chicago White Sox (Shields 2-3) at Boston 3-2), 8:10 p.m. 10 p.m. gio Pettis vs. Brandon More- (Pomeranz 10-4), 7:10 p.m. Arizona (Walker 6-5) at San Francisco City FC, FS1, 6 p.m.; MLS: Beach Volleyball: FIVB World Boston, NESN, 1:35 p.m.; LA N.Y. Yankees (Montgomery 7-6) at Cleve- (Stratton 0-2), 9:05 p.m. no, FS1, 10 p.m. Atlanta at Sporting Kansas Championships (women’s Dodgers at NY Mets, ESPN, Soccer: DFL Supercup: Borus- 8:08 p.m.; City, FS1, 8 p.m. gold medal match) (tape), sia Dortmund vs. Bayern TODAY IN SPORTS NBCSN, 2 p.m.; FIVB World Pro Basketball: WNBA: Phoe- Softball: Senior League Soft- Munich, Fox, 2:30 p.m.; Championships (men’s quar- nix at Washington, NBA TV, 3 ball World Series, ESPN2, 12 Aug. 5 ed from the pioneer era including NWSL: Houston at Portland, 1921 — Radio station KDKA and John L. Sullivan, Gentleman Jim Cor- terfinals) (tape), NBCSN, 9 p.m.; WNBA: Minnesota at p.m. Lifetime, 3:30 p.m.; MLS: announcer Harold Arlin provide the bett and Jack Johnson. p.m. Indiana, NBA TV, 6 p.m. first broadcast of a major league 1967 — The Denver Broncos beat New England at Chicago, Tennis: WTA: Bank of the West game as the Pirates beat the Phillies the Detroit Lions, 13-7, in a presea- Boxing: Vasyl Lomachenko vs. CSN, 8:30 p.m. Cycling: Tour of Utah (Stage Classic (final), ESPN2. 5 8-5 at Pittsburgh. son game, for the first AFL victory Miguel Marriaga, ESPN, 10 7) (tape), FS2, 8 p.m. p.m. Softball: Junior League Soft- 1936 — At the Berlin Olympics, Jesse over an NFL team. p.m. Owens wins his third of four gold med- 1984 — American Joan Benoit wins ball World Series, ESPN2, 3 Drag Racing: NHRA: North- Track and Field: IAAF World als, winning the 200-meter race in an the first Olympic marathon for women Cycling: Tour of Utah (Stage p.m. west Nationals, Fox, 4 p.m. Championships, NBC, 2:30 Olympic-record 20.7 seconds. in 2:24:52, finishing 400 meters 6) (tape), FS2, 8 p.m. p.m. 1954 — The first election for the ahead of Norway’s Grete Waitz. Tennis: WTA: Bank of the West Frisbee: US Open Ultimate Boxing Hall of Fame is held. Twen- 1991 — Sergei Bubka becomes the Pro Football: Hall of Fame Classic (first semifinal), Championships, ESPN2, 7 RADIO ty-four fighters are elected, with the first to clear 20 feet outdoors in the Enshrinement Ceremony, ESPN2, 5 p.m.; WTA: Bank p.m. Baseball: Chi. White Sox at most noteworthy from the modern pole vault, breaking his own world ESPN, NFL Network, 7 p.m. era Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis and record by a half-inch at the Galan of the West Classic (second Golf: LPGA Tour: Women’s Brit- Boston, WEEI-FM 93.7, 1:35 Henry Armstrong. Fifteen are select- track meet in Malmo, Sweden. Golf: LPGA Tour: Women’s Brit- semifinal), ESPN2, 10 p.m. ish Open, Golf, 7:30 a.m.; p.m. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON SOUP TO NUTZ / RICK STROMOSKI

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

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3. Package price land, 38,400 square feet. 6. 6-room Princess Anne Colonial with new roof, brand new up-to-the-minute 1. 5 Room cape, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Side 2. 8 Room ranch on a half acre of land, 3 plus Great opportunity for developer. Two build 4. 6-room Princess Anne Colonial. Nice able lots bordering Lynn Woods, These lots kitchen, granite counter tops, all-new street location, corner lot with private back bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths fi nished basement, backyard, second fl oor all done over, 5. 7 room Princess Anne Colonial. 4 hardwood fl oors, carpeted bedrooms, and yard. Close to transportation, shopping and attached garage, storage shed. Close to all benefi t from new infrastructure including all cabinets updated, very spacious, and bedrooms, newly painted,large yard close underground utilities. Utilities are capped in a good-sized basement, possible family schools.Call 781-581-5940 or 781-593- major highways Call 781-581-5940 or 781- plenty of windows. $1,434 monthly P&I. to schools, transportation, and shopping. room. $1,264 monthly P&I, $9,700 down 7125. 593-7125. front of the lot at the sidewalk. Call 781-581- $11,200 down payment. Call 781-581- $11,400 down payment. $492 Monthly 5940 or 781-593-7125. payment, “0” down for veterans. Call 781- 5940 or 781-593-7125. P&I. Call 781-581-5940 or 781-593-7125. 581-5940 or 781-593-7125.

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CITY OF LYNN COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT The City of Lynn is requesting PROPOSALS for the following: PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT ORDER FOR SERVICE BY DIVORCE SUMMONS BY IMPLEMENTATION OF A REVALUATION PROGRAM PUBLICATION AND MAILING PUBLICATION AND MAILING FOR ALL COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL Essex Probate and Family Court Essex Probate and Family Court REAL PROPERTY 36 Federal Street 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 Salem, MA 01970 Request for Proposals, with qualifications, may be obtained at the (978)744-1020 Docket No. ES17D0640DR OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, ROOM 205, CITY HALL, Docket No. ES16W1613WD LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS. Maria Serrano vs. Jose Lopez Vinela M Marmolejos Proposals must be submitted to the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, vs. To the Defendant: ROOM 205, LYNN CITY HALL, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS prior to 11:00 A.M., Larry M Inoa The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017. grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown Upon motion of plaintiff(s) for an order directing the defendant to appear, plead, The Complaint is on file at the Court. Proposals with all pertinent QUALIFICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN A SEPARATE or answer, in accordance with Mass.R.Civ.P./Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P.Rule 4, it An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you ENVELOPE marked QUALIFICATIONS. The Declaration Form appearing to the court that this is an action for Custody/Support/Parenting Time from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status MUST BE SIGNED and submitted in your QUALIFICATIONS ENVELOPE. filed on August 29, 2016. of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: COST PROPOSAL prices MUST BE SUBMITTTED IN A SEPARATE, SEALED Defendant(s)/Respondents(s) cannot be found within the Commonwealth and ENVELOPE AND MARKED COST PROPOSAL and submitted at the same time. defendant(s)/respondents(s) present whereabouts are unknown. Personal service Maria Serrano on defendant(s)/respondents(s) is therefore not practicable, and defendant(s)/re- 39 Laighton Street The City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals as may appear in the spondents(s) has/have not voluntarily appeared in this action. Apt 2 best interest of the City of Lynn. It is Ordered that the defendant is directed to appear, plead, answer, or otherwise Lynn, MA 01902 move with respect to the complaint herein on or before November 27, 2017. The Award of this contract is by the Mayor and the Purchasing Agent of the If you fail to do so this Court will proceed to a hearing and adjudication of this your answer, if any, on or before 11/20/2017. If you fail to do so, the court will City of Lynn and will be awarded within thirty (30) working days after the matter. proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file Proposal opening. Date: July 21, 2017 a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Pamela Casey O'Brien WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. This is bid under MGL Chapter 30B. JUSTICE OF PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Date: July 13, 2017 Item: August 5, 2017 Pamela Casey O'Brien Charles E. White Register of Probate Purchasing Agent CITY OF LYNN Item: August 5, 2017 Item: August 5, 2017 The City of Lynn will receive bids for the following: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT SUPPLY, INSTALLATION, PROGRAMMING AND TESTING OF A Placing a help wanted ad PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT ZETRON DISPATCH CONSOLE FOR THE CITY OF LYNN FIRE DEPARTMENT ORDER FOR SERVICE BY is great for ﬁnding the PUBLICATION AND MAILING Specifications may be obtained at the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, skilled workers you need. Essex Probate and Family Court Room 205, City Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts. 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 Bids must be sealed and marked accordingly and submitted to the OFFICE OF THE 781-593-7700, ext.2 (978)744-1020 PURCHASING AGENT, ROOM 205, CITY HALL, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS Docket No. ES16W1611WD prior to 11:00 A.M., MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 and will be publicly opened and read aloud and forth-with in Room 205, City Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts. Vinela M Marmolejos Catch up with your vs. Certifications regarding Public Contract Debarment under MGL, Chapter 29, Larry M Inoa Section 29F, Certificate of Non-Collusion, MGL, Chapter 40, Section 4B1/2, or Chapter 30, as applicable and the Attestation Statement Payment of Taxes, MGL, favorite team Upon motion of plaintiff(s) for an order directing the defendant to appear, plead, Chapter 62C, Section 49A, must be signed and submitted with an original or answer, in accordance with Mass.R.Civ.P./Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P.Rule 4, it signature or the bid will be rejected. appearing to the court that this is an action for Custody/Support/Parenting Time in Item filed on August 29, 2016. This is bid under MGL Chapter 30B.

Defendant(s)/Respondents(s) cannot be found within the Commonwealth and Charles E. White Sports! defendant(s)/respondents(s) present whereabouts are unknown. Personal service Purchasing Agent on defendant(s)/respondents(s) is therefore not practicable, and defendant(s)/re- Item: August 5, 2017 spondents(s) has/have not voluntarily appeared in this action. It is Ordered that the defendant is directed to appear, plead, answer, or otherwise move with respect to the complaint herein on or before November 27, 2017. If you fail to do so this Court will proceed to a hearing and adjudication of this home delivery rate is matter. 50% oﬀ Date: July 21, 2017 newstand price! Pamela Casey O'Brien Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only JUSTICE OF PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT to subscribe today. Item: August 5, 2017 $3 a week. Farms drawing diners who eat near fields that produced food By Lisa Rathke farming doesn’t make it. ASSOCIATED PRESS You got to do everything else to make things work,” CAMBRIDGE, Vt. — said Kruger, whose farm What was once a smat- serves meals to patrons tering of farms offering under a 300-year old oak expensive dinners within tree with a huge canopy. view of the fields where “I think when people the food was raised has come to farm-to-plate din- sprouted into popular ners they’re really sup- summer and fall events porting the farm. I mean that run the gamut from it’s getting farms a chance multicourse dinners to to make a living,” he said. weekly burger nights at Diners generally must farms across the country. preregister, and many of These farm feasts are the farms don’t have li- popping up from Califor- nia to Vermont and are quor licenses. Customers part of the growing agri- can bring their own bottles tourism movement. Din- of wine or beer at some. ers enjoy locally raised Farms that do offer booze foods; farmers supplement or pairings of wine or beer their income. with meals are pricier; one “It makes you appreciate starts at more than $200 farmers in a different way. per person. And you can’t beat the The dinners can also food,” said Barbara O’Con- be culinary feats. Gra- nell, of Ardsley, N.Y., who nor Farm in Three Oaks, with her family recently Mich., has started running attended a farm dinner periodic weekend meals for a second year in a row this summer. A recent at Valley Dream Farm in menu included coddled Cambridge, Vt. egg with garlic scapes, They were among the 60 mushroom cream sauce people seated on hay bales and frybread; and brown around two long tables on butter and pork belly with the farm stand’s open-air wheat berries, rhubarb porch on a clear hot eve- and fennel. ning. A neighbor’s cows A multicourse meal costs chomped on grass across PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS $75. The 16-person din- the road, and an occasion- Diners attend a weekly farm dinner at Valley Dream Farm in Cambridge, Vt., featuring produce ners, which run until No- al truck passed by on the from the farm and other Vermont-made products. vember, sold out in July. rural road pulling trailers “We are seeing repeat of freshly cut hay. up. The dinner — $65 for dinners also have grown to draw people down to a at farmers markets and customers,” said Chef The feast included a sal- adults, $39 for children in the Midwest, said Bob farm, it serves to educate things like that,” he said. Abra Berens, who said the farm is hoping to expand ad of lettuces, kale and under 10 — came after a Benenson, spokesman them, enlighten them Kruger’s Farm in Port- blueberries; maple mus- hay wagon tour of the lush for the nonprofit Fami- more about sustainable the dinner events to other land, Oregon, couldn’t tard chicken; tiny new green fields where the or- lyFarmed, which works agriculture practices and seasons. “The best compli- potatoes; grilled zucchi- ganic produce is grown. with farmers and food en- hopefully, at the end of it, survive on farming alone, ment I’m getting is that a ni and summer squash; At least five farms now trepreneurs to help grow they go back to wherever, said its president, Don group will come to a din- and homemade vanilla offer regular farm din- their businesses. Chicago, the suburbs, and Kruger. ner and then book several ice cream with maple syr- ners in Vermont. Farm “By using these dinners they start shopping more “I’m telling you, just dates later in the season.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 2017 Congress recessing, leaving much undone

WASHINGTON (AP) tions with Russia, Trump still pointing to the con- certain to reject. — Lawmakers have scat- sniped over Twitter on firmation of Neil Gorsuch “We’ve got to do better,” tered for their summer re- Thursday, “You can thank to the Supreme Court as said Sen. Ron Johnson, a cess, leaving behind a slim Congress, the same peo- their signal success, even Wisconsin Republican. record of achievements ple that can’t even give us though that happened In a final burst of ac- and a steaming President HCare!” back in April. tion Thursday, the Senate Donald Trump. The presi- “I was shocked by that,” Last week’s failure of overwhelmingly approved dent is angry about what responded Pennsylva- their Obamacare repeal a Food and Drug Admin- the Republican-led Con- nia Republican Sen. Pat efforts after seven years istration funding bill, and gress couldn’t do — re- Toomey, who is not one for of ardent campaign prom- agreed to more than 60 peal Obamacare — as well criticizing Trump publicly. ises still stung. And Re- Trump administration as one of the few things “Relations with Russia are publicans have also failed nominees, more executive it did: approve a Russia in a bad place, and it’s en- to make much progress branch nominations in a sanctions bill he detests. tirely because of Vladimir on other marquee agenda single day than the Senate So Republican senators Putin, it’s not because of items, like a tax overhaul had approved all year to leave Washington with Congress.” or an infrastructure bill, date. Republicans have bit- simmering tensions be- Overall, as Republicans while falling behind on terly blamed Democrats’ tween them and the White took stock of the past sev- the annual spending bills foot-dragging on nominees House now out in public en months of control of the needed to keep the lights for many of their prob- for all to see. They’ll face House and Senate under on in government. A fight lems, and Majority Leader voters back home who the Trump administra- on that looms this fall or Mitch McConnell of Ken- have cause for frustration tion, the mood was glum. winter, along with the tucky heralded Thursday’s about an unproductive The House began its sum- threat of a government actions as “an important PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Congress led by a party mer recess last week, but shutdown if Trump press- step towards filling critical Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., speaks to reporters given over to infighting. as senators rushed for the es for money for his border roles throughout the ad- during a news conference in Washington. Lamenting poor rela- exits Thursday they were wall that Democrats are ministration.” Sessions vows crackdown on leaks of classified information By Eric Tucker ASSOCIATED PRESS Anti-abortion demonstrators WASHINGTON — At- arrive on torney General Jeff Ses- Capitol Hill in sions pledged on Friday to rein in government leaks Washington that he said undermine during the American security, tak- March for Life, ing an aggressive public marking the stand after being called anniversary weak on the matter by of the 1973 President Donald Trump. Supreme The nation’s top law en- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Court decision forcement official cited no legalizing current investigations in Attorney General Jeff Sessions speaks at a news abortion. which disclosures of infor- conference at the Justice Department. mation had jeopardized FILE PHOTO | could be prosecuted. leaders cannot discuss sen- the country, but said the ASSOCIATED PRESS “No one is entitled to sur- sitive matters in confidence number of criminal leak reptitiously fight to advance or talk freely in confidence probes had more than tri- pled in the early months their battles in the media with foreign leaders.” Democrats differ: Should party of the Trump administra- by revealing sensitive gov- Media advocacy organi- tion. Justice Department ernment information,” Ses- zations condemned the an- officials also said they sions said in an announce- nouncement, with Bruce back anti-abortion candidates? ment that followed a series Brown, the executive di- were reviewing guidelines By Bill Barrow of women who have had New Mexico, when he told of news reports this year rector of the Reporters put in place to make it dif- and David Crary abortions made the same The Hill newspaper that ficult for the government on the Trump campaign Committee for Freedom ASSOCIATED PRESS point in an open letter to the committee is willing to subpoena journalists and White House that have of the Press, saying the House Democratic leader to aid candidates who op- The proposal seemed about their sources, and relied on classified infor- decision to review exist- Nancy Pelosi, a staunch pose abortion rights. His modest in today’s polarized would not rule out the mation. “No government ing guidelines was “deeply abortion-rights support- core argument: Democrats political climate: The head possibility that a reporter can be effective when its troubling.” er who nonetheless says — after a series of dismay- of the Democratic Congres- sional Campaign Commit- there’s room in the party ing losses in national and tee suggested his group for opposing views. state elections — will only might help fund candidates “The DCCC should not reclaim power by winning who didn’t share the party’s be supporting any politi- in GOP-leaning districts support for abortion rights. cian who does not respect and states where the lib- The backlash from abor- a woman’s right to control eral base can’t deliver vic- tion-rights activists and her body,” said Karin Ro- tories on its own. organizations was quick land, of the women’s rights A DCCC official, Mere- TONY C and harsh. The basic mes- group Ultraviolet. “There is dith Kelly, said Lujan isn’t sage: Don’t go there. no future of the Democrat- looking specifically for Frank Carey, Tom Iarrobino, and Tony Nicosia A coalition of progressive ic Party without women — abortion-rights opponents, groups, including Planned so stop betraying them for even in conservative dis- share stories about their friend and St. Mary’s teammate Parenthood and NARAL a misguided idea of what’s tricts. But, she added, “We Pro-Choice America, issued needed to win elections.” are working right now to Red Sox legend Tony Conigliaro a “statement of principles “ The latest brush fires recruit candidates who rep- challenging the party to be were sparked this week resent Democratic values Moderated by Ted Grant unwavering in its support by the DCCC chairman, and who also fit the dis- for abortion rights. Scores Rep. Ben Ray Lujan of tricts they are running in.”

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