WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 Police Sailors make a splash Home seeking prices possible jump serial robber across By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF North LYNN — Police are inves- tigating whether two armed robberies that occurred on Shore consecutive days are related. Police responded to 100 By Thomas Grillo Union St. shortly before 7 ITEM STAFF a.m. Monday after a masked man robbed Inner Conve- LYNN — After a stagger- nience at knifepoint, Lynn ing double-digit increase in Police Lt. Michael Kmiec the number of single-family said. home sales in 2016, sales The man brandished a in the city have fallen by knife and demanded money. nearly 4 percent this year, The 22-year-old male clerk according to new data from opened the cash register The Warren Group. and the suspect took off with “I’m surprised to hear some of the cash, Kmiec said. sales are down because I’m Police are looking into ahead in year-to-date sales whether the suspect is the compared to a year ago,” same masked man who said Colleen Toner, the bro- brandished a knife and ker-owner of Toner Real robbed Highland Variety at Estate LLC. “I am seeing 96 Adams St. on Monday robust sales and prices are morning. He took off with a still making gains. When all small amount of money from the under-agreement con- the cash register. tracts close in August, you’ll A similar description was see sales are up.” given for both suspects — From January through possibly a white man wear- June, 296 single-family ing a mask. Police are re- homes sold in Lynn, down viewing surveillance video from 307 for the same period from both stores, and ha- a year ago. Condominium ven’t been able to con rm sales are also off. The num- yet if it’s the same person, ber of condos slipped to 18 Kmiec said. for the rst half of the year, down from 27 a year ago, Gayla Cawley can be representing a 33 percent reached at gcawley@itemlive. drop. com. Follow her on Twitter @ Despite seeing fewer sales, GaylaCawley. Lynn home prices continued to rise. The median price for a single-family home INSIDE swelled to $312,250 through June, a 13.5 percent rise In Lynn over the $275,000 median J.B. Blood Building to be from a year ago. Condo pric- sold to KIPP Academy. A3 es increased by nearly 10 percent to $286,000, up from In Opinion $260,500 last year. Reviving forgotten Peabody saw the biggest Malden. A4 increase in home sales on the North Shore, with 203 In Sports single-family home sales Wyoma takes down West from January through June, Lynn in City Series. B1 up from 167 for the same pe- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK riod last year. In Food Budding sailors braved intense waves on Tuesday in their sailboats during the Marble- “The Peabody market is Try some of Rosalie’s head Junior Race Week, where more than 300 sailors under the age of 19 compete for chilled strawberry soup. B8 titles. For story, see Page B1. SALES, A3 Attorney general takes aim at Peabody land owners

By Adam Swift at 143 Lynn eld St., which is owned by ITEM STAFF Kevin Hoag/143 Lynn eld St., LLC. State and local of cials are enforcing a cleanup PEABODY — A Wake eld-based oil tank order for asbestos, oil tanks, and assorted removal and installation company that debris piles at the former L. Fine factory owns a contaminated former factory site on property. Lynn eld Street is being sued by the state “Hazardous waste and asbestos are Attorney General’s of ce. strictly regulated because they pose a The complaint, led in Suffolk Superior signi cant risk to the public and the en- Court Friday, alleges that Commonwealth vironment,” stated Attorney General Mau- Tank, Inc., and its president, Kevin Hoag, ra Healey in a press release. “Given that illegally generated and stored hazardous this company is in the business of handling waste and discharged pollutants into an hazardous waste, the alleged violations FILE PHOTO unpermitted well at its Wake eld facility. are especially egregious. We will vigorous- The complaint also alleges that the com- ly prosecute those companies that ignore Waste and wetlands violations were found at 143 Lynn eld St. during pany conducted illegal asbestos removal environmental laws put in place to protect an investigation by the city and state. The owners of the property work at an occupied building in Boston. are now being sued by the state for alleged violations at their Wake- The suit does not allege any wrongdoing PEABODY, A7 eld site. Nahant nabs Sherlock for school committee By Bridget Turcotte committee. service as quickly as possible. ementary School and have both ITEM STAFF Sherlock was chosen to ll the “I think she is the best choice,” had positive experiences, she said. seat vacated by Quigley, who said Selectman Enzo Barile. Sherlock said she has been im- NAHANT — A new school com- stepped down on July 1, at a joint “She’s wonderful and I’m very ex- pressed with the direction the mittee member will nish out for- mer chairman Michael Quigley’s meeting with School Commit- cited about having her as a part of school district has been going and term. tee members and selectmen last the school committee.” wants to get involved. Lauren Sherlock, 37, will serve week. Sherlock is a nurse practitioner “I’m excited about the new on the board until the April 2018 Quigley moved to Swampscott at Massachusetts General Hospi- leadership,” she said. “I’m excit- election. The panel will meet and is no longer eligible to serve tal in Boston. She moved to Nah- ed about the motivation that I’ve on Aug. 8 to determine who will as an elected of cial in Nahant, ant from Beverly four years ago. seen from the superintendent and serve as chairperson, vice-chair, although he told The Item he Her two children, Ashley, 8, and Lauren Sherlock and secretary of the ve-person plans to return to town and public Ryan, 4, attend the Johnson El- NAHANT, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 76° VOL. 139, ISSUE 194 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 63° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 OBITUARIES Peabody remembers Toomey Stephen L. Fauci, 51 By Adam Swift in the city of Peabody,” veteran of the U.S. Army ITEM STAFF said Councilor-at-Large serving in the Korean Anne Manning Martin. War. Upon his discharge Family and friends months, a plethora PEABODY — William “He was a veteran, a pub- in 1954, he entered Mer- are invited to attend of observations and A. Toomey, a former city lic servant, and a commu- rimack College where he visiting hours on Fri- salutations, regarding councilor and inspiration nity activist who always earned a bachelor’s de- day, July 28 in the Stephen’s magnan- to many in the community, VERTUCCIO & SMITH imous personality, did what he thought was gree. died at the age of 84 over right. He never slowed Home for Funer- not to mention his the weekend. He was first employed als, 773 Broadway award-winning good down, smiled in disagree- “Mr. Toomey was a vet- at General Electric in (Route 107), Revere, looks, will be repeat- ment, and was always a eran, a family man, and gentleman.” Lynn and later at GTE/ for Stephen L. Fauci, ed and repeated. Sylvania, where he was a who died unexpect- However, no attempt a community leader,” said Councilor-at-Large Tom purchasing agent in the edly on Saturday, July 22, at could satisfy or justify the Mayor Edward A. Betten- Gould said Toomey will be Boston’s Mass General Hospi- goodness of the soul resting court Jr. “He cared deeply missed as both an advo- Needham plant for 20 tal. Family and friends are also in the fine young man. for Peabody and fought cate for the city and as a years prior to his retire- invited to attend the funeral Born in Winthrop, he lived in with passion for what he neighbor. ment 25 years ago. Mass on Saturday, July 29 in Saugus most of his young life, believed in. He left his William A. Toomey “He lived a half-doz- Toomey is survived by St. Anthony of Padua Church, graduating from Saugus High mark in our community.” en houses away, so I’ve his wife, Elizabeth, a son City Council President 250 Revere St., Revere, at 11 School, Class of 1983. He service extended well be- known him since I moved and daughter-in-law, Wil- Joel Saslaw said Toomey a.m. All those attending the would continue onto college yond his time in the coun- to the neighborhood 35 liam A. and Barbara Toom- was a consummate gentle- years ago,” said Gould. funeral Mass are asked to pro- with a full athletic scholarship cil chambers. He also was a ey of Sandy Hook, Conn., a ceed directly to St. Anthony’s at the University of Miami and man and had a passion for “He was not only a great daughter and son-in-law, the city of Peabody to the member and current pres- Church on Saturday. eventually, would graduate advocate for the city as a Ellen Toomey Manning Stephen is the beloved son Magna Cum Laude from Bent- end. ident of the Friends of the leader in office, but also in and Michael Manning of of Leonard M. and Josephine ley College of Accounting. Ste- “As someone who got Peabody Council on Aging, his second phase of service Byfield, his grandchildren, P. (Carco) Fauci. He is the phen was an active member into politics fairly recent- and was a vice-chairman as a strong advocate for essence of brotherhood to and devotee of St. Anthony of ly, he was someone to look of the Peabody Council on the elderly.” Sierra and Kai Toomey of Michael A. Fauci and his wife Padua Church for many years, up to as someone who had Aging. For many years, Toomey was born in Sa- and Jameson Deborah of Saugus, David C. serving as a Senior Lector. He a deep passion and really residents could also watch lem on July 28, 1932, the and Finnegan Manning of Fauci and his wife Kerry of moved to Middleton in 1999, cared,” said Saslaw. Toomey as the host of the son of the late George L. Byfield, and many nieces Medford, Jennifer L. Grasso of where he remained until his Toomey served on the Senior Corner show on and Helen (Kehoe) Toom- and nephews. He was the Lynnfield, Marc L. Fauci and untimely passing. He held an Peabody City Council for Peabody Cable TV. ey and resided in Peabody brother of the late Leo his wife Margaret “Maggie” intense interest in bio-medical 26 years, but his public “Bill Toomey was an icon most of his life. He was a Toomey. of Tiverton, R.I., and Louis application and technology, J. Fauci and his wife Cara of which drew him into working Melrose. He is the proud and for several bio-tech compa- faithful companion of 16 years nies and most recently as an West Nile putting the bite on Malden to Whendy A. Kelliher, devoted executive bio-tech salesman. step-father to Alexa Rae Walk- Interment will be held pri- By Steve Freker chusetts, including three curring in August.’’ biting an infected bird. er and Robert S. Walker. He vately. In lieu of flowers, remem- FOR THE ITEM each in different sections DPH officials echoed Those mosquitoes can is also lovingly survived by brances may be made to the St. of Everett and Medford in that warning Tuesday, then transmit that virus many grieving aunts, uncles, Jude Children’s Research Hos- MALDEN — Some mos- the past week. with a spokesperson stat- to a person, horse or to an- nieces, nephews and cousins. pital, P.O. Box 1000, Dept. 142, quitoes found on the east According to the Mass. ing, “This news should other bird. No text would be complete Memphis, TN 38101-9908 or side of Malden have been DPH report, the West serve as a warning that During risk periods of without mention of Stephen’s to the N.E. Center for Veterans, identified as carriers of Nile virus was detected mosquitoes pose a health WNV or EEE, preventa- the West Nile Virus and constant canine companion P.O. Box 845257, Boston, MA in mosquitoes collected in threat between now and tive measures are advised, local and area residents Hunter. 02284-5257. Please visit www. the area of Delta Terrace early October.” including using mosqui- In the upcoming weeks and vertuccioandsmith.com. have been warned to take in Malden, in the Linden The chances of humans to repellent and wearing precautions against this neighborhood near the contracting mosqui- protective clothing; mak- health threat. Malden-Revere city line. to-borne diseases such as ing sure children wear The Massachusetts De- DPH-supervised crews WNV or EEE are remote, long-sleeve shirts and partment of Public Health are continually sampling state health officials said, Ladonna L. Phipps, 80 pants outdoors and cov- (DPH) reported the re- mosquitoes statewide but residents should be ering baby carriages and 1936-2017 sults of their findings to for both the West Nile aware that these mos- Malden city officials and Virus (WNV) and East- quito-borne viruses could playpens with mosquito Ladonna Louise She retired after 25 a joint announcement was ern Equine Encephalitis cause fever, meningitis or netting. Phipps, 80, died on years of working for made Tuesday afternoon. (EEE). encephalitis. Early symp- Holes in screens and Friday, July 21, 2017 the Commonwealth This is the first time this The first case of WNV toms of these diseases in- screen doors should be re- in Lynn. of Massachusetts. year West Nile Virus has detection came June 29 clude fever, headache, stiff paired. Animals such as Born on Nov. 19, Service informa- been reported in Malden. in Western Mass. At that neck and muscle weak- dogs and horses are also 1936, in Oak Hill, tion: Her final rest- There was one reported time, DPH Deputy State ness. especially at risk for infec- W.Va., she is sur- ing place will be with detection last year, but in Epidemiologist Dr. Cath- According to information tion and mosquito repel- vived by her sister, her parents in Oak early August. erine Brown said, “Risk available on the Mass. lent appropriate for these Jean Stegal; chil- Hill, W.Va. Private Since June, there have for human infection gen- DPH website at www. animals are available dren, Robert, Rene, service will be held been 22 reported West erally builds through the mass.gov, mosquitoes ac- through veterinarians, of- Rhonda, Richard, and Roan- on July 27. Arrangements by Nile Virus cases in Massa- season with peak risk oc- quire WNV or EEE after ficials said. na; 11 grandchildren and 13 Boston Cremation, 287 Main great-grandchildren. St., Malden, MA 02148. Veterans and Military Appreciation Day MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Congressional delegation power plant; one worker calls for review had simply forgotten his badge. of Wi-Fi monopoles A yearlong investigation into the 2016 incident BOSTON (AP) — The state's entire congressio- determined the Pilgrim nal delegation is calling Nuclear Power Station on federal officials to workers were "tailgat- review a proposal to con- ing" — scanning in and struct hundreds of Wi-Fi out of a secure area with poles, some as tall as 74 one worker's badge then feet, along the route of handing it over to anoth- the Massachusetts com- er worker to gain entry. muter rail system. The Cape Cod Times The Massachusetts Bay reports the proper proce- Transportation Authority dure for a forgotten badge entered into a contract is to contact security and with inMotion Wireless in obtain a visitor's pass. 2014 to provide enhanced The incident was report- Wi-Fi on the commuter ed by a witness who said rail system. the men looked like they Under the contract, inMo- were planning something tion would build over 300 at the Plymouth plant. of the structures, known as When interviewed, the monopoles. The monopoles men said they didn't would be placed about 1.3 know they weren't al- miles apart through as lowed to tailgate. many as 60 communities along the rail system. Three hospitalized after Local homeowners and motorcycle, go-kart collide town officials call the poles eyesores that would BARNSTABLE (AP) — COURTESY PHOTO diminish home values Officials say three people and distract from historic have been hospitalized The Senior Tones, a doo-wop band, will perform at the Veterans and Military Appreciation Day districts. after a motorcycle and a at the World Series Park in Saugus in September. go-kart collided. Nuclear plant workers Barnstable police say SAUGUS — A Massachu- our veterans and active also be raffles, food, and The Senior Tones, a doo- violated security due the "makeshift go-kart" setts National Guard Army military,” said Bob Da- drinks. Veterans will eat wop singing group, will was accompanied by at Blackhawk helicopter will vid, superintendent of the and drink for free. perform music from the to forgotten ID least two dirt bikes when land in the field at park. The annual Saugus ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s. Tele- World Series Park during Beginning at 10 a.m., Alumni baseball game PLYMOUTH (AP) — the group tried to cross vision personality Barry state Route 28 in the a ceremony to honor veter- military vehicles, clas- will be played on the field. Nolan will serve as the The U.S. Nuclear Regula- ans in September. sic cars, and a parade of A POW/MIA stadium Cotuit section of town master of ceremonies. tory Commission has de- The helicopter is just one motorcycles will be on seat will be unveiled and termined a pair of workers Saturday night. Wheelabrator Saugus, The go-kart was struck of many things in store display. Drill teams and dedicated by the Saugus weren't planning mayhem for Veterans and Military marching units will per- Veterans Council and a an energy-from-waste by a westbound motorcy- by using a single security Appreciation Day on Sat- form, and there will be commemorative ceremo- company, will sponsor the cle, and first responders badge to get into a nuclear urday, Sept. 16. Guests military re-enactments ny will take place start- event. found it upside-down and will also watch parachut- throughout the day. ing at 11 a.m., which will engulfed in flames. ists land on the field and Tom Rosa and Company, include a torch lighting IN MEMORIAM The driver of the go- a concert by the U.S. Navy Beat ConnXtionz Dance and balloon release. Rich- TERRY HEBERT kart, Patrick O'Shaugh- 781-593-7700 2008 ~ JULY 26 ~ 2017 Band. Company, a moonbounce, ard Kent, a Purple Heart Publishing Daily, except Sundays NINTH ANNIVERSARY nessy and his 23-year-old “The goal of the event and costumed characters recipient who served in USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 passenger, Sarah Wil- is to have the community will provide all-day en- Afghanistan, will be the Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA liams, have been hospital- come together to honor tertainment. There will honored guest. and additional offices. ized in stable and serious Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item conditions as of Monday. Subscriptions Prepaid by mail to all parts of the Police say the motorcy- $20.00 for 4 weeks clist, 34-year-old Staley $65.00 for 13 weeks Crowe, has also been $130.00 for 26 weeks hospitalized with non-life $260.00 for 1 year Send payment to and POSTMASTER, threatening facial inju- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 send address changes to: ries. to start your The Daily Item Lovingly remembered and sadly The crash is still under 110 Munroe St. missed by husband Ray, children, investigation. P.O. Box 5 and grandchildren. daily subscription. Lynn, MA 01903 WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 A3 LYNN J.B. Blood Building to be sold to KIPP Academy

The Economic Develop- space in the downtown for was not the best option,” plan. pected to begin in March several months to relocate, ment & Industrial Corpo- its high school.” said Chakoutis, who or- “Collaboration with the of 2018 and take approxi- Cowdell said. ration (EDIC/Lynn) has Cowdell said EDIC/Lynn ganized a meeting with city is important to us,” mately 15 months. “This transaction will re- agreed to sell the J.B. Blood received an estimate of KIPP of cials when the Dolan said. “This site helps In the fall of 2019, KIPP sult in the redevelopment Building to KIPP Academy approximately $3 million Munroe Street propos- us to achieve our goal of Academy Lynn Elemen- of an historic building Lynn, which plans to reno- for renovations to up- al was revealed. “We’re a high school building in tary and Middle schools and provide EDIC with vate the building and use it grade and modernize the pleased that KIPP heard the downtown.” Dolan said will be at the High Rock resources to pursue other for its high school division. 90-year-old building, which our concerns and found KIPP expects to partner Street site, while the high real-estate opportunities,” Terms of the deal were not EDIC/Lynn has owned for an alternative.” with the YMCA for use of school, KIPP Academy said Charles Gaeta, chair disclosed. 30 years. “This is a solution that its facilities, negating the Lynn Collegiate, will be of the EDIC/Lynn board. KIPP is currently the The deal with EDIC/Lynn makes sense for KIPP need to build a gymnasi- in the refurbished Blood According to city records, largest of 12 tenants in the materialized less than four and the city,” said Capa- um in the renovated Blood Building. the J.B. Blood Building four-story building, leasing months after KIPP’s pro- no. “They are a good t for Building. Current tenants in the was built in 1927. The J.B. parts of the rst, third and posal to build a new high an area that already in- In the 2017-18 school Blood Building include the Blood company was Lynn’s fourth  oors for grade K-2 school on Munroe Street cludes two high schools (St. year, KIPP will have Family Success Center, op- largest meat market, gro- classrooms, of ces and caf- was met with opposition, Mary’s and Lynn Tech) and 1,338 students, includ- erated by the Lynn Hous- cery store and delivery ser- eteria space. led by city councilors Dian- the YMCA.” ing 365 in grades K-2 at ing Authority & Neighbor- vice in the 1930s and ’40s, “This is a deal that ben- na Chakoutis, whose Ward KIPP Academy Lynn the Blood Building and hood Development, and the with multiple locations e ts both parties,” said 5 district includes Munroe Executive Director Caleb the rest in grades 5-12 United Way, a commercial in the city. It was founded EDIC/Lynn Executive Di- Street, and Peter Capano, Dolan said the school is at its main building in kitchen, Arts After Hours, by Josiah Beaman Blood, rector James M. Cowdell. who represents Ward 6, pleased to be able to ad- the Highlands. Third and Pathways (formerly Oper- a descendant of two men “We were not in a position where the Blood Building dress its space needs while fourth grades are not of- ation Bootstrap), the New named Josiah Blood, who to do the extensive renova- is located. being responsive to con- fered yet. Renovations to American Center for refu- were killed in the Revolu- tions the building needs, “Putting a school in the cerns expressed by the city the 120,000 square-foot gees, and JOI Child Care. tionary War at the Battle and KIPP was looking for Arts & Cultural District about the Munroe Street Blood building are ex- All will be given at least of Ticonderoga. Ceremony will honor Korean War veterans

The city’s annual Kore- ident of the Lynn Veter- Korean War Veterans Day an War memorial ceremo- ans’ Council, will serve as in Lynn. ny will be Thursday at 11 master of ceremonies and The ceremony will close a.m. in the City Hall foyer. the English High School with a reading of the The ceremony marks the Junior Reserve Of cers 64th anniversary of the Training Corps and Es- names etched on Lynn’s signing of the armistice sex County Marine Corps Korean War Memorial. that ended the ghting in League’s ri e team will Light refreshments will Korea. The Lynn Veterans’ render honors. be served following the Council hosts this event Korean War veterans ceremony. The ceremony annually to remember and veterans of all service is sponsored by the Lynn those who served, fought eras are invited to attend Veterans’ Council, an um- and died in what has been the ceremony. Mayor Ju- called “The Forgotten dith Flanagan Kennedy brella organization repre- War.” will read a proclamation senting all Lynn veteran George Fitzhenry, pres- recognizing Thursday as organizations. National Grid talks energy, safety, and ef ciency

Looking for ways to cut of the 21st century, and followed by a brief presen- energy costs from experi- provide customers with tation and question and enced professionals? help understanding their answer session. National Grid will be utility bill. “We started these events hosting a free community People will be available in the end of 2014 when event for North Shore res- to talk with visitors one supply prices were sky- idents at Lynn City Hall on one to answer ques- rocketing,” Reed said in on Thursday at 6 p.m. tions or concerns from Employees from Nation- both current and potential a video from 2016. “We al Grid will talk about en- customers. wanted to get right into ergy, safety and ef ciency, Marcy Reed, president the community to talk to the company’s approach to of National Grid in Mas- people and explain what creating energy networks sachusetts, will speak, is going on.” Catch up with your ITEM GRAPHIC | PETER SOFRONAS favorite team Home prices jump across North Shore in Item Sports! SALES inventory. 6 percent and the median From A1 “It’s a seller’s market,” price increased by near- she said. “When homes ly 6 percent to $390,000. really hot because com- are listed they are scooped In Marblehead, sales fell munities closer to Boston up because buyers have by 11 percent, while the Did you know? like Malden, Everett, and no idea if or when the next median price reached Somerville are so much home will come on the $615,000, up 3 percent more expensive,” said Ma- market.” from last year. ria Silveira, an agent at On Tuesday, there were In Swampscott, sales fell Century 21 North Shore. fewer than four dozen sin- by 17 percent as median While sales in Peabody gle-family homes listed prices rose by 8 percent are up dramatically, pric- in Lynn eld on the MLS to $507,000. Nahant saw es have been  at. Through Property Information Net- sales rise by 7 percent and Home delivery June the median price for work, a Shrewsbury-based the median price swell to a single-family home was listing service. In previous $550,000, a nearly 15 per- subscribers $387,000; that’s a 1 per- times, there were three or cent hike. get FREE access cent increase from a year four times as many list- In Malden, home sales to the e-edition on ago when the median was ings, agents said. dipped nearly 3 percent as $382,500. “First-time and trade- median prices rose by 16 Lynn eld saw the big- up buyers are coming to percent to $430,000. The value of each coupon shown here is equal to gest percentage increase Lynn eld because of the Statewide, year-to-date or greater than the price of the newspaper. in sales as the number of schools, while older buy- single-family home sales single-family homes sold ers are selling their giant in Massachusetts were Lynn Drug Task Force from January through Colonials in favor of a  at. For the rst half of Hotline ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! June hit 73, up from 48, two-bedroom ranch,” Boli- the year, 27,184 homes If you would like to participate in or a whopping 52 per- no said. have been sold compared 781-477-4444 The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, cent hike. As sales rose, Single-family home sales to 27,000 for the same pe- CALL 24 HOURS A DAY so did prices. The median also did well in Revere, riod a year ago while the or text the word contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 price for a single-fami- where they rose by 3 per- median price jumped 6.3 tiplynn and ly increased by 9 per- cent and the median price percent to $360,000, up your tip to TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY cent to $640,000, up from increased to $359,450 from $338,650 over that “tip411” (847411) $587,000 one year ago. from January through period. Helen Bolino, an agent June, up from $350,000 All reports of neighborhood at Northrup Associates, for the same period a year Thomas Grillo can be activity will be investigated. Callers may remain anonymous. Remote starter with said the spike in sales in ago. reached at tgrillo@item- Spanish menu available Lynn eld is due to the low In Saugus, sales rose by live.com. immobilizer bypass LAW OFFICES OF Coleman & MacDonald ITEM CLASSIFIEDS JAMES J. CARRIGAN LaLaww OfficeOffice • Social Security Disability Call us today. We can help you. • Workers Compensation GET RESULTS! • Accidents • Peersonalrsonal Injury • CiviCivill LitigatiLitigationo 2 25 years located across • Real Estate • Bankruptcy from Lynn District Court • Foreclosure Avoidance • Divorce with this coupon Call Customer Service 15 Johnson St. • Landlord/Tenant • Wills and Trusts 781-596-0100 AUTOMOTIVE 12V SPECIALIST to place an ad JAMES J. CARRIGAN Free Consultation 781-983-0203 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Authorized Viper dealer 781-593-7700, ext. 2 RONALD D. MALLOY [email protected] | 781-558-5172 www.jamescarriganlaw.com 325 Central St., Saugus | ColemanMacDonald.com [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 OPINION DAHLEEN GLANTON HOW TO REACH US

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Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 would allow three proven the campaign and transi- the meeting with a Rus- Subscriptions liars to meet with Senate tion — two with the Rus- sian banker had nothing to [email protected] and House investigators sian ambassador to the U.S., do with his family’s busi- behind closed doors with- one with a Russian banker ness dealings either. He Circulation [email protected] out being under oath. and another with a Rus- met with the lender, who But Donald Trump Jr., sian lawyer who claimed to is under U.S. sanctions, to Ext. 3 Jared Kushner and Paul have damaging information get some insight on what Newsroom Manafort — the three peo- about Hillary Clinton. Putin thought about the [email protected] ple most likely to have col- Kushner initially failed Trump administration. [email protected] EDITORIAL luded with the Russians to disclose any of those The banker didn’t hand during the presidential meetings on his security out any loans, but he did Ext. 4 campaign — are getting a clearance forms. But after give Kushner a piece of Sports chance to lie to the Senate the news media got wind art and — literally — a [email protected] and House judiciary com- of them, he revised the bag of dirt, a ceremonial Ext. 5 Reviving mittees with impunity. forms several times. gift from his grandpar- It would be difficult to Kushner claims it was ents’ village. The fact that Retail and Online trust anything these men a clerical error made by he disclosed the dirt to the Advertising [email protected] said even if they were staff, but let’s be honest. transition team, Kushner sworn to tell the truth. He lied. forgotten said, proves that he wasn’t ADVERTISING But it’s pretty much a sure Now he wants the Amer- trying to sneak around. bet that interviews held ican people to believe After presumably re- Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising behind closed doors won’t these lies too. peating these lies to Sen- reveal the true story. “At no time was there and Business Development, ext. 1355 Malden ate investigators, Kushner [email protected] Kushner, the president’s any discussion about looked at the American Michele Iannaco There are two big reasons to get excit- son-in-law and senior aide, my companies, business public through the TV was the first to appear be- transactions, real estate cameras and lied again. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 ed about the proposed Commercial Street [email protected] Corridor unveiled by city planners with fore Senate investigators projects, loans, banking “All of my actions were Malden Mayor Gary Christenson’s bless- on Monday. He spoke to arrangements or any pri- proper and occurred in the Ralph Mitchell ing. House investigators on vate business of any kind,” normal course of events of Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 [email protected] The section of the city roughly defined by Tuesday. he said in the statement. a very unique campaign,” Commercial Street at Route 60, Medford Trump Jr. and Manafort, Kushner claims he had he told reporters. “I did Patricia Whalen Street, Canal Street and the Medford line President Donald Trump’s no idea that meeting with not collude with Russians, Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 is “a forgotten part of Malden,” according former campaign chair- the Russian lawyer was nor do I know of anyone in [email protected] to the man serving as point person for the man, struck a deal with to obtain dirt on Hillary the campaign who did.” BUSINESS OFFICE corridor’s revival. leaders of the Senate Ju- Clinton. He just showed up Then he repeated anoth- Kevin Hunter works for the Malden Re- diciary Committee to pro- because his brother-in-law, er lie that his father-in- Beth Bresnahan development Authority and the MRA owns vide records and be pri- Trump Jr., asked him to. law brings up regularly. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 the big expanse of Commercial Street land vately interviewed rather He got there late and was “Donald Trump had a [email protected] than face a subpoena to so bored by what was being where the city Public Works complex is lo- better message and ran a Susan J. Conti cated. That ownership places the city at a appear at a public hear- discussed that he emailed smarter campaign,” Kush- Controller, ext. 1288 huge advantage when it comes to setting ing. No date has been set his assistant asking for ner said. “That is why he [email protected] for those interviews. help getting out of there. the tone for the corridor’s revival and spur- won.” Ted Grant ring redevelopment. Kushner beamed with “Can u pls call me on my Hopefully, Americans that dimpled smile as he cell? Need excuse to get Publisher, ext. 1234 The reason control over the site is im- will soon learn whether [email protected] left the two-hour Capi- out of meeting,” he wrote. that’s also a lie. portant to future development is because Marian Kinney planners working with elected officials, tol Hill meeting to issue In other words, he asked Dahleen Glanton is a ext. 1212 residents and business owners, can decide a prepared statement to his assistant to lie for him. Kushner also acknowl- columnist for the Chica- [email protected] if Public Works should stay on the site or reporters waiting outside. edged that during the go Tribune. Readers may move. He even smiled when a Will Kraft White House transition, email her at dglanton@ Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 “Everything is on the table,” Hunter said. protester tried to get him he sought a direct line of chicagotribune.com. [email protected] Those are words spoken by a man who un- to sign a Russian flag. derstands that reviving and bringing jobs Jennifer Perez to a corner of Malden in need of econom- PAUL W. KAHN ext. 1205 ic stimulation doesn’t have to be a pipe [email protected] dream. Carolina Trujillo More often than not, well-intentioned The president’s dangerous endgame Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 planners try to assure frustrated residents [email protected] and politicians with promises that a devel- President Donald Trump ocrats who cannot accept a person should never have Jim Wilson opment is possible when they know that, in is besieged. He is report- the results of the election. control of the nuclear codes. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 reality, it is a long shot. Efforts by munic- edly looking for ways to With these two moves, Only willful blindness could [email protected] ipalities to acquire property in a blighted close down the Russia in- the president will have sub- keep even his supporters CIRCULATION or underdeveloped neighborhood can get vestigation by the Justice stantially undermined the from acknowledging this stalled by lack of money or court fights. Ef- Department. He already federal government’s power now. We have no evidence Lisa Mahmoud forts to encourage developers to buy and tried at least once, when of criminal accountability. Manager, ext. 1239 whatsoever of the president [email protected] build in a neighborhood can fall flat when he fired FBI Director What Trump cannot do, exercising self-control. No investors assess risk versus reward and de- James Comey. He still has however, is shut down the evidence that he can sepa- CLASSIFIED cide to keep their money in their pockets. the power to fire special congressional investiga- rate the personal from the Abbe Young Smith But Malden, from the MRA and Chris- counsel Robert Mueller. tions. He controls the Jus- political. No evidence that Manager, ext. 1276 tenson on down to local residents, is or- President Nixon fired tice Department, not the he cares about innocent [email protected] ganizing and holding meetings in a bid to a special prosecutor, Ar- House or the Senate. In our people abroad. craft a detailed public plan for the Com- chibald Cox. It did not go system, when law ends, pol- Is this endgame unavoid- NEWSROOM mercial Street Corridor. well for him, but he did it itics begins. The president able? Surely no one should Bill Brotherton The second reason this endeavor is creat- anyway. To fire Mueller, is ultimately accountable to believe that one or anoth- Features Editor ext. 1338 ing a buzz around the city is the corridor’s Trump probably first would our elected representatives er of his advisors could [email protected] proximity to the Malden River. Already have to fire Rod Rosen- in Congress. convince Trump to behave the focus of protection efforts by local en- Gayla Cawley stein, the deputy attorney To avoid impeachment, himself. He will always fire Reporter, ext. 1236 vironmentalists, the city’s waterway runs general. And to do that, he Trump will have to in- the messenger. And it only [email protected] adjacent to the corridor, making it a natu- would have to finish what voke yet more powers of gets more unlikely that he Cheryl Charles ral major planning component for revival he’s already loudly hinting the presidency. Here, the will simply let the investi- efforts. Night Editor, ext. 1278 at: ridding himself of Attor- nation’s future looks dark. gation play itself out; far [email protected] Planners fantasize about opportunities ney General Jeff Sessions. Trump can divert attention too many secrets may be to mix and match the building blocks of a Nixon, too, had to eliminate from impeachment to a na- revealed. Every day, we Tori Faieta successful development. Finding ways to his attorney general and tional security crisis. As Copy Editor hear more about Russians, [email protected] bring jobs to the corridor can be matched his deputy attorney gener- president, he has extraor- loans, meetings and at- with recreational and open space projects al before he could get rid of dinary power to deploy the tempted cover-ups. Thomas Grillo along the river that buttress residential Cox. No doubt, Trump will military. He already has By all accounts, Trump Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] development plans and give people more push them out with all the attacked Syria with no au- is raging within the White reasons to visit a once-forgotten part of the glee that he used to show thorization from Congress. House. He will act. Spenser Hasak city. on “The Apprentice.” In this respect, too, we have Congressional leader- Photographer, ext. 1332 Planning on the corridor stretches Next, the president will a pretty good idea of what ship should be considering [email protected] through the summer and into the fall want to avoid the pres- he might do: attack North all of this long and hard Thor Jourgensen when a formal planning presentation will sure that Nixon experi- Korea. It would have to in- right now. If Trump is to be News Editor, ext. 1267 be made to the City Council in October. It’s enced to hire yet another volve more than the limit- stopped, legislators need [email protected] hard not to imagine a packed house in at- special prosecutor. Trump ed strikes against weapons to tell him in no uncertain tendance for that presentation. Steve Krause reportedly is investigat- facilities we saw in Syria, terms that any move in the Sports Editor, ext. 1229 ing pardons for all of which didn’t divert much direction of this endgame [email protected] those involved in his cam- attention for very long. will trigger impeachment. paign’s interactions with Is it really possible that Katie Morrison They need to proceed rap- Sports Reporter the Russians. A presiden- Trump would put the lives idly with their own investi- [email protected] tial pardon need not wait of hundreds of thousands of gations to make clear that Owen O’Rourke for indictment, let alone Koreans in jeopardy for the firing Mueller and pardon- conviction. Trump will sake of his own position? Photographer, ext. 1224 ing members of his family [email protected] announce that, with the Would he risk a nuclear will not stop the truth from pardons, he is putting all confrontation with Chi- coming out. If he cannot Roberto Scalese these “endless, ground- na for personal reasons? face the truth, then Nixon’s Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] less attacks” behind him, To ask the question is to end should be his as well. clearing the way so he can answer it. A man with no He needs to go before the Anne Marie Tobin address the problems the sympathetic imagination, missiles start flying. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 voters elected him to solve. a man whose narcissism [email protected] The agenda was “to make knows no bounds, will be Paul W. Kahn is a profes- Bridget Turcotte America great again,” not guided by only one thing: sor of law and humanities Reporter, ext. 1269 to waste time and energy what is good for the Trump at Yale Law School. 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By Catherine Lucey stop leaking or you’re go- said he wished him well. ASSOCIATED PRESS ing to get fired,” Scara- He also said the rest of the mucci said. communications staff had WASHINGTON — Pres- The Trump administra- “amnesty” as long as they ident Donald Trump’s new tion has been troubled “stop leaking.” communications director by numerous damaging Incoming White House says he’s prepared to clean leaks amid the investiga- press secretary Sarah house in order to stop the tion into Russian efforts Huckabee Sanders said leaks plaguing the admin- to influence the vote. The in a statement Tuesday istration. president has criticized that she had accepted Anthony Scaramucci, the leaks and urged au- Short’s resignation. Short the Wall Street financier thorities to prosecute the could not be immediately tapped for the role last PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS alleged leakers. reached for comment. week, said Tuesday that White House press aide Trump appointed Scar- Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., speaks on the floor of the Senate on Capitol he was prepared to “fire Michael Short abrupt- amucci to the job Friday. Hill after returning to Congress for the first time since being diagnosed everybody” to stop unau- ly resigned Tuesday, not The hedge fund manager with brain cancer. thorized information com- long after a report in Po- is a polished television ing from the press office. litico that Scaramucci was commentator, but has lim- Speaking to reporters, planning to fire him. Scar- ited experience running Senate opens ‘Obamacare’ debate Scaramucci said that he amucci confirmed Short a communications oper- was “not doing an inves- had left, saying he did not ation. He is taking over at last but the outcome in doubt tigation. I’m just going to know him, but “the person the role crafting the pres- get the leaking to stop.” who wanted me to fire him ident’s message at a time By Erica Werner hugs — but with the scars time in declaring a win He stressed that he had outranks me.” when Trump faces drop- ASSOCIATED PRESS from recent surgery stark- and slamming the Demo- “the authority from the Scaramucci said he did ping approval ratings and ly visible on the left side of crats anew. president to do that.” not know if Short had is struggling to advance WASHINGTON — Prod- his face. “I’m very happy to an- “You’re either going to leaked information and his legislative agenda. ded by President Donald Despite voting “yes,” he nounce that, with zero Trump, a bitterly divid- took a lecturing tone af- of the Democrats’ votes, ed Senate voted at last terward and hardly saw the motion to proceed on Tuesday to move forward success assured for the health care has just passed. with the Republicans’ legislation after weeks of And now we move forward long-promised legisla- misfires, even after Tues- toward truly great health tion to repeal and replace day’s victory for Trump care for the American peo- “Obamacare.” There was and Republican leader high drama as Sen. John ple,” Trump said. “This was Mitch McConnell. a big step. I want to thank McCain returned to the “If this process ends in Capitol for the first time Senator John McCain — failure, which seems like- very brave man.” after being diagnosed with ly, then let’s return to reg- At its most basic, the Re- brain cancer to cast a deci- ular order,” McCain said publican legislation is aimed sive “yes” vote. as he chided Republican at undoing Obamacare’s The final tally was 51- leaders for devising the 50, with Vice President legislation in secret along unpopular mandates for Mike Pence breaking the with the administration most people to carry insur- tie after two Republicans and “springing it on skep- ance and businesses to offer joined all 48 Democrats in tical members.” it. The GOP would repeal voting “no.” “Stop listening to the Obamacare taxes and un- With all senators in bombastic loudmouths on wind an expansion of the their seats and protest- the radio, TV and inter- Medicaid program for the ers agitating outside and net. To hell with them!” poor, the disabled and nurs- briefly inside the chamber, McCain said, raising his ing home residents. The the vote was held open voice as he urged senators result would be 20 million to 30 million people losing at length before McCain, to reach for the comity of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 80, entered the cham- earlier times. insurance over a decade, ber. Greeted by cheers, At the White House, depending on the version of White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci speaks to he smiled and dispensed though, Trump wasted no the bill. members of the media at the White House in Washington Tuesday.

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All address information, particu- intersection, and on a warrant Accidents $'9(57,6(0(17 larly arrests, reflect police records. In at 4:08 p.m. Thursday. BREAKING NEWS... the event of a perceived inaccuracy, A report of a motor vehicle Accidents accident at 3:33 p.m. Monday it is the sole responsibility of the con- at Northshore Mall at 210N cerned party to contact the relevant A report of a motor vehicle Andover St.; at 5:39 p.m. police department and have the de- accident with personal inju- Monday at 13 Pulaski St. and World’s #2 Smartest partment issue a notice of correction ry at 8:23 p.m. Thursday at 2 Gardner St.; at 6:34 a.m. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- The Fat Cactus at 215 North Tuesday at 210 Andover St.; ifications will not be made without Broadway. at 8:14 a.m. Tuesday at Route A report of a motor vehicle 128 North and 310 Lowell St.; Man Reveals Secret express notice of change from the hit and run accident at 11:07 at 10:18 a.m. Tuesday at 114 arresting police department. p.m. Saturday at 99 Restau- Central St. rant at 317 Salem St. LYNN A report of a motor vehicle Complaints “Genius Pill” accident at 4:29 p.m. Mon- Arrests day on Market Street. Gabriela A report of a disturbance at Agustin, 18, of 501 Summer 4:41 p.m. Monday at 3 Union Shawn Bradley, 29, was St., Apt. 2, Lynn, was sum- St.; at 10:51 p.m. Monday at Supercharge your brain arrested on a warrant at 1:46 moned for unlicensed oper- 89 Foster St.; at 11:27 p.m. p.m. Monday. ation of a motor vehicle and Monday at 280B Washington Johnny Chavez, 25, of 10 leaving the scene of prop- St. A fight in the apartment and think better than ever. Lincoln St., was arrested on a erty damage; at 11:05 a.m. was reported. Tyler Jaks Ferrag- courtesy booking at 7:36 a.m. Tuesday at Village Pharmacy amo, 20, of 280 Washington BREAKING NEWS: He has one of the Tuesday. at 590 Main St. A car into a St., was arrested; at 9 a.m. highest IQ scores ever recorded. Saul Chavez, 25, of 47 building was reported. Tuesday at 503 Lowell St. Trinity Ave., was arrested on a He beats Einstein and Stephen courtesy booking at 7:33 a.m. Breaking and Entering Theft Hawking in the genius directory. Tuesday. Yet you have probably never heard Carlos Delacruz, 25, of 62 A report of an attempted A report of a larceny at 9:51 of Rick Rosner, officially the world’s Washington St., was arrested breaking and entering at 3:42 p.m. Monday at Sylvan Street second smartest man. and charged with two counts a.m. Thursday at 86 Canter- Grill at 12 Sylvan St. A theft of bury Road. A caller reported a white North Face jacket was Some experts say it’s because his of assault and battery with a intelligence was almost by accident, dangerous weapon, malicious someone was trying to break reported. into their house. Police report- the result of an unusual “smart pill” he damage to a motor vehicle takes every morning. and threat to commit a crime ed it was a raccoon REVERE at 1:24 p.m. Monday. And he agrees. “This pill makes Jonathan Falzarano, 25, of Complaints Arrest my brain work better,” says Rosner. 22 Pearl Ave., Winthrop, was “By preventing or slowing the brain’s arrested and charged with A report of a disturbance at Gerard F. Fitzgerald, 38, of inevitable aging process, it’s sort of like parole/probation violation 1:24 a.m. Thursday at Lynn- 252 Proctor Ave., Apt. 3, was being smarter.” Dr. Al Sears with fellow physician Dr. Oz at the and on a warrant at 4:27 p.m. field Commons at 375 North arrested and charged with WPBF 25 Health & Wellness Festival held Broadway; at 10:15 p.m. Fri- New Brain-Booster Monday. speeding and on a warrant at Flying Off Shelves recently in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Bernardino Lopez, 31, of 10 day on Mansfield Road; at 9:50 a.m. Monday. Lincoln St., was arrested on a 7:37 p.m. Saturday on Post Al Sears, M.D., recently released a Office Square; at 11:32 p.m. courtesy booking at 7:27 a.m. Accidents brain-boosting supplement based on Krill are tiny shrimp-like creatures that Tuesday. Saturday at 33 Beechwood this pill that has become so popular, he’s swim in huge biomasses in the pure, Road; at 11:57 p.m. Sunday at A report of a motor vehicle having trouble keeping it in stock. cold waters near the South Pole. 1064 Summer St. A caller re- Accidents accident at 2:10 p.m. Monday Dr. Sears is the author of over 500 ported a man was outside with at North Shore Road and Re- Nature magazine hails them as the a weapon and was threatening scientific papers on anti-aging and basic source of energy for almost all A report of a motor vehicle vere Street. recently spoke at the WPBF 25 Health accident at 2:16 p.m. Mon- a group of people. marine life in the world’s oceans. A report of a suspicious per- & Wellness Festival featuring Dr. Oz day at 215 Essex St.; at 3:24 Assaults and special guest Suzanne Somers. It turns out that DHA found in krill oil p.m. Monday at 329 Eastern son at 11:58 a.m. Friday at is able to penetrate into nearly every cell Simply Storage at 102 South A report of an assault at Thousands of people listened to Dr. Sears Ave.; at 4 p.m. Monday at 232 speak on his anti-aging breakthroughs in your body in a far superior way than Union St.; at 5:44 p.m. Mon- Broadway. The manager report- 2:06 a.m. Monday on Janvrin fish oil. ed a man was banging on her Avenue. and attended his book signing at the day at Adams and Chestnut event. In a study published in Nutrition streets; at 5:46 p.m. Monday door and windows. Police re- ported the man was a tenant Breaking and Entering All told, 27,432 bottles of this pill have Research, krill oil, fish oil and olive oil at Chatham Street and Oak- were compared to see which one raised wood Avenue; at 5:54 p.m. attempting to pay his rent. been sold — and everyone who takes it A report of a breaking and reports similar mind-blowing results. omega-3 levels higher. Monday at 333 Union St.; entering at 1:36 p.m. Monday at 7:54 a.m. Tuesday at 180 Theft Multiple Studies Seventy-six people took 2 grams of at Revere Housing Authority krill oil, fish oil or olive oil every day for Commercial St. A report of a larceny at on Hutchinson Street; at 6:50 With Shocking Results A report of a motor vehicle four weeks — then their omega-3 levels 12:47 p.m. Saturday at Dou- p.m. Monday on Beach Street. One study found it doubled the were tested. The results were surprising, accident with personal injury cette at 27 Edgemere Road; at at 9:36 p.m. Monday at Holy- memory and cognitive function of 430 to say the least. 9:48 a.m. Sunday at 73 Carter Complaints patients in just 24 weeks. Another study oke and Myrtle streets. Road. published in Neurology found it not only Those taking olive oil saw their A report of a motor vehicle A report of a disturbance at omega-3s rise 2.9%. Those taking fish hit and run accident at 1:56 stopped age-related brain shrinkage in 3:03 a.m. Monday at Caruso over a thousand seniors, it even boosted oil saw their omega-3s rise 131.8%. But a.m. Tuesday at 150 Euclid MARBLEHEAD Northgate Apartments on Lan- those taking krill oil saw their omega- Ave. brain size, especially in the brain’s tern Road; 3:17 a.m. Monday memory center. 3s skyrocket 178.4%. That’s 30% MORE Complaints on Atlantic Avenue; at 5:19 omega-3s absorbed from krill oil than Researchers at a prestigious California Assaults A report of kids running in p.m. Monday at Wonderland from fish oil! university analyzed brain scans from the cemetery at 9:39 p.m. Marketplace on VFW Parkway. A report of an assault at 265 seniors who took this smart pill and Second Source Of Rare, Monday on West Shore Drive. 4:46 p.m. Monday at Walnut compared the group to the placebo and Potent DHA A caller reported there were Overdose Park. found on average, this made their brains about two to three teens who Omega Rejuvenol also includes a A report of a possible over- 28 years younger. And that’s with just were running around the cem- second unique source of omega-3. The Breaking and Entering dose at 7:48 p.m. Monday on a single weekly dose. Imagine what it etery and in and out of the Argentinian squid thrives by the billions could do for you if you took it every day! street. He thought the teens Hall Street; at 8:46 p.m. Mon- in the icy, pure waters off the tip of A report of a breaking and day on Squire Road. entering at 5:20 p.m. Monday were causing a problem and One of Dr. Sears’ patients from West South America. Palm Beach, Florida, was very concerned at 109 Walnut St.; at 2 a.m. wanted them spoken to. Vandalism What got Dr. Sears’ attention is this Tuesday at 11 Pond St. A report of a person with a when his memory started slipping. “I mighty mollusk is loaded with DHA. A report of a motor vehicle flashlight at 12:49 a.m. Tues- A report of vandalism at was worried when I started blanking “After this special squid oil is processed, breaking and entering at 7:57 day on Ocean Avenue. A call- 4:21 p.m. Monday on Beach out on things that used to be routine. All it delivers over 65% DHA — the highest p.m. Monday at 208 Washing- er passed by Devereux Beach Street; at 6:26 p.m. Monday those ‘senior moments’ started way too concentration of DHA ever achieved in ton St.; at 8:09 p.m. Monday and saw a person with a flash- on Beach Street. young. But they suddenly stopped when natural medicine!” said Dr. Sears. at 14 Sachem Terrace; at 8:37 light, looking toward the water. I started taking Omega Rejuvenol. Now, a.m. Tuesday at 80 Sagamore He became concerned. I feel my focus and memory are back at DHA is a lifesaver because every one St. SAUGUS age-30 levels.” of your cells has built-in receptors that absorb it, and every one of your cells And then there’s Pete, age 69, who MEDFORD Accidents craves it. Fueling your body with high Complaints had suffered from progressively weaker levels of DHA can do wonders for your Accidents A report of a motor vehicle memory for 11 years. At one point he A report of a disturbance at health, and your brain in particular. accident at 11:14 p.m. Monday was unable to remember his locker 1:01 p.m. Monday at YMCA A report of a motor vehicle at Walnut and Water streets. combination. But within four months of With this first-ever combination, you at 20 Neptune Blvd.; at 1:53 hit and run accident at 6:03 taking this smart pill, he’s now a math can flood every cell in your brain with p.m. Monday at 1071 Western p.m. Monday at 42 Washing- Complaints wizard. In fact, he went back to work as the world’s most powerful “nootropic” Ave.; at 2:58 p.m. Monday ton St.; at 10:11 p.m. Monday a CPA at a large corporation. and get the full range of brain-boosting at 8 North Common Terrace; at Dexter and Edward streets. A report of a disturbance at benefits it has to offer. at 6:13 p.m. Monday at 244 1:25 p.m. Monday at Citizens The best part is, the supplement has Broadway; at 7:02 p.m. Mon- Theft Bank at 180 Main St.; at 5:52 no adverse side effects, you don’t need Where To Find Omega day at 115 Alley St.; at 9:19 p.m. Monday at Jo-Ann Fabric a prescription or a doctor’s visit, and it’s Rejuvenol p.m. Monday at 12 Mudge St. A report of a larceny at 1:44 at 1073 Broadway. 100% natural. p.m. Tuesday at 19 High St. Right now, the only way to get this Powerful ‘Nootropic’ powerful one-two punch for a sharp Theft Vital To Brain Health PEABODY SWAMPSCOTT memory and brain-boosting benefits A report of motor vehicle “Omega Rejuvenol is a true wonder is with Dr. Sears’ breakthrough Omega Accidents Rejuvenol formula. theft at 12:06 a.m. Monday at Arrests drug for brain health,” said Dr. Sears. 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By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM LYNN — Despite a bit of rust after not playing a game in over a month, the Wyoma Red Sox brought the hot bats and took down the West Lynn Red Sox, 10-2, in a Lynn City Series winner’s bracket semi nal game at Kiley Park on Tuesday evening. “Having not played a game in six or seven weeks, it certainly wasn’t pretty out there but we did what we had to do,” said Wyoma coach Rick Anderson. “We had the one big inning thanks to some good at-bats and then we got the good pitching from everyone, so it was a pretty good performance all-around.” Wyoma got solid pitching performances PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS from Jack Anderson, Shea Palmer and Ben Red Sox manager John Farrell Beyea, as the trio combined to give up just has received criticism for his two runs on two hits in the entire game. handling of the confrontation Aidan George led the offense with two RBI, between David Price and Den- while Beyea, Henry Azzun, Colin Nickolau, nis Eckersley. BASEBALL, B2 STEVE KRAUSE Farrell isn’t displaying leadership

John Farrell didn’t change his managerial style from the time the The Wyoma Red Sox wore hats with Red Sox won the the initials “WK” embroidered on the World Series in sides in honor of Wayne Kerrins, the ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON 2013 to now. He’s longtime Wyoma coach who passed West Lynn’s Janier Rodriguez, right, sprints toward rst base after a dropped still the same away in June. third strike, but Wyoma catcher Jack Anderson got him at rst base. guy. He’s still the guy who gives you convoluted an- swers to simple questions, and he’s still the same guy who treats the bunt as if it’s a communicable dis- Juniors Tedesco ease. Farrell rode into town on the heels crowns of the Bobby Valentine disaster set sail in with a reputation of being a tough guy. One Boston media represen- Marblehead club tative actually called him a John Wayne-esque gure. By Matt Demirs That must be because he’s a big FOR THE ITEM champion son-of-a-gun. I can’t think of any other reason he’d carry that reputa- A merciless sea didn’t stop bud- MARBLEHEAD — Brad tion around. ding sailors from raising their Tufts won his second In fact, Farrell comes off more as a lines and taking to the ocean for straight Tedesco Country Caspar Milquetoast character these Marblehead Junior Race week at Club championship over days. the Pleon Yacht Club on Tuesday. the weekend — and his This may be a dated reference, The races are scheduled to run fth title overall — defeat- but then again, I’m dated. Caspar through Thursday and include ing Bill Cunningham. was a cartoon character created by children under the age of 19 man- The event began Friday H.T. Webster in 1924 while he was ning the sails of three classes: opti, with a 24-player qual- a cartoonist for the New York World. laser, and 420. ifying round. The play- Milquetoast, he said, was a guy who Young racers hail from all over ers were vying for eight “speaks softly and gets hit with a Massachusetts and as far as match-play spots, George big stick.” Maine said Pleon representative, Zolotas was the medalist That accurately describes Farrell Lianne Ivers. The Pleon is the rst with 71. The remaining as he stands before us today. There’s junior yacht club in the country seven quali ers were Bill no accountability for anything these run managed by sailors under the Cunningham (73), Paul guys do. age of 21. MacDonald (74), Tufts It’s bad enough when they mess There are more than 300 sailors (74), Jim Katsos (76), Cy up on the bases, or fail to get bunts raising their sails at the second Kilgore (78), Chuck Di- down (when he asks them to bunt, largest youth sailing event in the Grande (79) and Scott which isn’t very often), but his United States this week with 18 Salisbury. lack of action in the whole David races scheduled, according to the In the rst round, Zo- Price-Dennis Eckersley  ap is inex- events list. lotas defeated Salisbury, cusable and really needs to be dealt Although weather hindered Tufts beat Katsos, Cun- with. Monday’s challengers, the rest ningham defeated Di- And, sadly, there’s only one way to of this week’s races are back on Grande and Kilgore beat do that, and we all know what it is. schedule. MacDonald. Managers manage. And either Many of the races will be locat- The Kilgore-MacDonald you’re good at it, and can deal with ed in Salem Sound just outside of match was the tightest the fallout that comes with deliver- Marblehead Harbor. of the day, with MacDon- ing bad news to people, or saying Juergen Horn watched his 10- ald 3-up after four holds. what needs to be said, or you’re not. year old son, Max Dressel, from However, Kilgore, who It’s apparent Farrell is not. the shores by the Marblehead has won the title 17 times, To backtrack, Eckersley has been Lighthouse with binoculars as the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK birdied 5, 7 and 7 to even optis cruised violent waves and the match. lling in for the ailing Jerry Remy. Sailors in Junior Race week faced choppy waters as Remy may be, at times, an astute SAILING, B2 they raced in Marblehead Harbor on Tuesday. TEDESCO, B2 analyst, but he stops short lots of times of being overtly critical. The Eck has no problem with that. His Hall of Fame status, and his repu- tation, as a player, of being a genu- Navigators split the day with Brockton ine stand-up guy who pretty much de ned the word “accountability,” By Gabbi Riggi an error by the shortstop gives him a cachet that others just FOR THE ITEM allowed Fuhrmann to score and Rossi to advance to don’t have. The North Shore Navi- The snow akes who play for the rst. The Navigators would gators split a doublehead- only get one run across as Red Sox don’t like to be criticized. er against the rst-place They live in an insular world, where Douglas was caught steal- on Tuesday, ing to end the inning. they get paid oodles of money. The losing the rain resched- club keeps the riff-raff (beat guys, A series of lapses al- uled match 7-5, and win- and even the team-owned broad- lowed Brockton to score ning the second game 1-0. casters) at arm’s length. They are another run in the top of A makeup of a June like politicians who surround them- the seventh. 30 rain-shortened game selves with sycophants. The Navigators retal- started with the Navi- Eckersley can be tough on some iated quickly in the bot- gators trailing 4-2 in the of these guys — and some of these tom half of the seventh as top of the fth. Returning guys deserve the toughness. But Nick Falkson (Tufts) sent with runners on rst and that’s another story for another day. a home run to left to put third, replacement pitcher He saw Eduardo Rodriguez’s stats the Navigators within one. Amado Bonilla (Western during a rehab start  ash onto the Ted Leathersich (UMass monitor a few weeks ago, and they Oklahoma) allowed a sac- Lowell) followed suit with were terrible. He said so. Actually, ri ce  y on the rst bat- a double up the rst base what he said was “yuck.” ter to add another run to line, and was brought in This got Price all upset, and he Brockton’s lead. to score on a shallow dou- The Navs jumped on the went after Eckersley on the team ble by Austin Masel (Holy board in the bottom of the  ight from Yankee Stadium to wher- Cross) for the tie. sixth. Nick Fuhrmann ever they were going next. Now, Brockton would decide (Frostburg State) walked Price is already on record as saying the game with one swing and moved over on a sin- he’ll only speak to the media on the as Kyle Simon hit a two- gle by Nate Rossi (Keene days he pitches, which prompted me, run home run that snuck ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON State). Brad Douglas KRAUSE, B2 Navigators starter Conor Bawiec delivers a pitch. (Rhode Island) singled, and NAVS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017

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The Lynn Parks and consolation game, Annma- Recreation summer bas- rie Jonah Realtor earned ketball league continued a 49-40 win over Lynn on Tuesday evening with Firefighters. In the mid- five games played across dle school semifinal game, its three divisions. Three St. Michael’s Association of the five matchups were took a 51-26 win over Rob- playoff semifinal games, ert Irvine and Sons. Ron- the rest were consolation dell Brathwaite led St. tilts. Michael’s with 14 points In the elementary con- while Hector Celado add- solation game, Gannon ed 12 points. Nia Sams Building took a 30-26 win scored 26 points with four over Salem Five. In the el- rebounds for Robert Ir- ementary semifinal, Rick vine. Ford walked away with a 54-44 win over RAM Elec- In the high school semi- trical. Rick Ford was led by final, John Walsh notched Denzel Guillen’s 22 points a 57-46 win over Accurate and Almani Medina’s nine Graphics. John Walsh was points and four rebounds. led by 15 points and five Xavier Abreu paced RAM rebounds from Jeffrey with 20 points, 11 assists Barbosa. Accurate Graph- and 10 rebounds while ics was paced by Jeffrey Warren Keel added 15 Hill’s 16 points and Dyrell points and six rebounds. Rucker’s six points and In the middle school four rebounds.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tedesco crowns third baseman Rafael Devers, right, is greeted by a teammate after throwing to first for the out on Seattle Mariners’ Robinson Cano during the first inning Tuesday. club champion TEDESCO off to a quick start, but Wyoma shakes off rust in City Series From B1 Tufts didn't wait too long getting back to even with BASEBALL It stayed even through a par on the second hole. 18, with the player halving From B1 His birdie on six got him the hole — as were Nos. 19 to 1-up and that's how the Shea Newhall and Ryan and 20. Kilgore eventually match stood after 9. Fila each added one RBI. parred the fourth hole and “The main thing with won the match. Cunningham squared our pitching was we kept In the semis, the turning the match on the 10th all our pitch counts down, point of the Tufts-Zolotas hole, but Tufts got out to so everyone will be ready a 2-up lead by the 14th, to go for Thursday,” An- match came on the 15th derson said. “On the of- hole, which Tufts won con- and eventually won it on fensive side, we benefited ceded. Cunningham got the 17th. from some walks and er- rors and things like that, but we hit the ball well enough today.” Navigators split West Lynn looked like it was getting off to a great start in the top of the first. with Brockton Rox Dominic Giordano led off as Aquinas) slammed a the game with a double, NAVS then advanced to third From B1 single up the middle to and scored on consecutive bring in the wheeling passed balls to make it over the fence in left to Warnock in to score. take the 7-5 lead, and ul- 1-0. But Anderson quickly Yamil Delgado earned recovered and got out of timately the victory. the win in two innings of the inning without fur- The second game only relief, striking out one. ther damage. needed a run for the Navs Then it was Wyoma’s Combined, the pitching to get the win, thanks to turn. A single, a walk and the strong start by start- for the North Shore al- an error loaded the bas- lowed five hits and two es in the bottom of the er Conor Bawiec (North- first, then Nickolau and ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ern Essex). In the bottom walks, striking out three. Newhall drew consecu- West Lynn’s Dominic Giordano slides back into first base on a pickoff of the sixth, Alec Cargin The Navigators travel tive walks to take a 2-1 attempt as Wyoma first baseman Aidan George applies a late tag. (Wofford) worked a lead- to the lead. Beyea then added off walk. Pinch-runner RJ on Wednesday for another an RBI infield single, a pitch but we had to make said. “I’ve been dealing have to necessarily rely on Warnock stepped in on the game rescheduled due to run scored on an error plays on the field,” West with him for the last five walks and errors for runs,” and Fila capped things off Lynn coach Jason Gallo years as the treasurer (of Anderson said. “I think basepaths, stealing sec- rain, followed by a sev- with an RBI single. When said. “We counted seven or Wyoma), so I’ve been the we’ll be going up against ond. Joey Pena (St. Thom- en-inning full game. the dust settled at the end eight errors. Seven of Wy- one paying the bills for the the top pitcher for each of the first, Wyoma had a oma’s runs were unearned equipment and stuff and team the rest of the way, 6-1 lead. runs. It was just one of I’ve gotten to know him so we’re going to have to Wyoma added another those days, every team has pretty well. Plus, being a work for everything.” Juniors set sail run in the bottom of the them.” longtime coach in Wyoma, Wyoma and Lynn Shore second after Palmer hit a The big win was espe- you knew he loved Wyoma. will face off at 5:45 p.m. on leadoff double and George cially satisfying for Wyo- We just thought, with his Thursday at Kiley Park. in Marblehead drove him in. ma, who dedicated its City passing a few weeks ago, it West Lynn awaits the SAILING top two spots in Laser West Lynn got one run Series run to the memory would be nice to dedicate winner of today’s game be- back in the top of the of the late Wayne Kerrins, our run in the City Series From B1 Radials; Down was first tween Pine Hill and East third when Nevin Gon- a fixture in the Wyoma this year to Wayne and his in the Opti Champs, but Lynn. zalez brought home a run community, who passed family. So hopefully we winds. Saugatuck’s Owen Ban- “We have to play bet- on an RBI groundout, but away in late June. Kerrins can continue to win games Dressel has taken part nasch jumped into second. ter defense,” Gallo said. that was as close as it not only coached in Wy- and make him proud.” in three races after begin- Lorenz was first in the “Nothing went right today. would get. oma for many years, but Wyoma doesn’t have ning with the Pleon this Evens, and Camden Har- After George drove in he was one of the main much time to rest, as it We didn’t run the bas- year. es well. We have to pitch vey of Pleon moved into his second run in the bot- salespeople from Neatco will be back in action on “This is probably the second. tom of the third to make well, keep the runners off (Northeast Athletic Tro- Thursday in the winner’s most competitive race he’s In the Odds, Lardner it 8-2, Wyoma stretched phy Company), the Pea- bracket final against Lynn base and not allow walks. been a part of,” said Horn. We have to play good de- and Rogers were one-two. the lead in the bottom of body sports apparel com- Shore. “They do a great job teach- fense. Today we brought In the third race, Holt the fifth on an RBI single pany that supplies Wyoma “We’re pretty much just ing the kids not only how our D- game and you can’t and Doyle switch spots in from Azzun and a passed with all its equipment. looking to keep knocking to sail but to manage criti- ball, making it 10-2. “Wayne has been a big the rust off and hope we get by with that in the the Lasers, Pleon’s LaCer- cal situations.” “We knew we had to part of Wyoma baseball can come up with a few City Series. We need our A da Jones and Juan Carlos The organizing authori- bring our bench in to for a long time,” Anderson more big hits so we don’t game.” took first in the Champs, ty for the race is the Pleon with Bannasch second; Yacht Club, in conjunction Dressel of Pleon was first with the Boston, Corin- in the Evens, with May Krause: Farrell isn’t displaying leadership thian, Eastern, and Man- Beatrice of Agamenticus chester Yacht Clubs. YC (York, Maine) in sec- KRAUSE Angels Saturday, it just the media, oh, yes it is. It’s inforcing that message to In Tuesday’s racing, in ond; and Oliver and Libby From B1 reinforces what a jerk he his job to maintain control his players wouldn’t have the day’s first race, Pleon’s retained their spots in the is. of that clubhouse. been a bad idea either. Frankie Doyle topped the when I heard it, to wonder Second, and more im- Farrell needed to step Not nipping this thing Laser Radials, followed by Odds. why anyone would want to portant than first, where in, not because Eckersley in the bud as soon as it George Holt of Sail Maine. Doyle and Holt retained talk to him any other time. is the adult in the room? needed someone to fight became public is a tacit Also in the first race, in the top two Laser spots in Price swore at Eckersley If this was last year, David for him. Please. In a war admission that he sides the next race; Dowd and and wouldn’t let the Hall the Opti Champ category, Ortiz, even with the un- of words, Eckersley could with these babies … and, Bannsach were one-two of Famer get a word in even history he’s had with probably box Price all over perhaps more to the point, Pleon had the first two in the Champs, Dressel edgewise when he asked Price, would have taken the ring without breaking that he is afraid he will spots, with Dylan Balunas why Price was acting the him aside and told him to a sweat. lose them if he doesn’t in first and Pearse Dowd and Lorenz the top two in way he was. cut it out — that you win Eckersley’s reputation is stick up for them. in second. In the Opti the Evens; and Oliver and Two things. First, Price no friends when you do solid. I can just see Dick Wil- Green Even group, Henry Lardner and Rogers hold- is a jerk. And this isn’t an these things, and that you But Farrell needed to as- liams doing that. Or even Fenollosa of Annisquam ing steady in the Odds. opinion I jumped to ini- make the organization sert some authority here Terry Francona, who was YC (Gloucester) was first, In the day’s final race, tially. I can recall writing look bad. … to make it clear, even often criticized as a “play- and Aiven Lorenz of San- Sawyer Reed of Hingham that there are times when Nobody did that. Not if only to fans who fork ers’ manager.” dy Bay (Rockport) second. finished ahead of Balunas athletes in this town can Dustin Pedroia, who is over serious money to buy This was a huge faux pas In the Opti Green Odd in the Champs; Jack Weis- feel, with some justifica- the elder statesman in tickets, cable TV packag- on Farrell’s part, and I’m senburger of Pleon was tion, as if the media are terms of age and service; es, and outrageously over- afraid it’s going to come group (fourth race), it was first in the Evens, followed ganging up on them. But and, more importantly, not priced hot dogs and beer, back and haunt him. The Oliver Lardner of Kollge- if this keeps happening, John Farrell. that his players should be Red Sox aren’t exactly widgwok YC (Blue Hill, by Dressel; and Lardner you can draw no other con- And before anyone starts laser-focused on playing knocking ‘em dead coming Maine), followed by Libby and Rogers held firm in clusions. And every time to argue that it’s not Far- baseball, and not on the out of the gate in the sec- Rogers of Hingham YC. the Odds. Price stinks out the joint, rell’s job to arbitrate dis- media and whatever Den- ond half. In the next race, Doyle Racing continues, and the way he did against the putes between players and nis Eckersley says. And re- Perhaps this is why. and Holt retained their concludes, today. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS WEDNESDAY At Kiley Park (Not including last night’s games) Lynn City Series Wyoma vs. Lynn Shore (5:45) Tonight Saturday Sunday WEST At Kiley Park FRIDAY at Seacoast vs. Brockton At Torrington W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Worcester 8 3 .727 - 4W 7-3 Pine Hill vs. East Lynn (5:45) Lynn City Series Mavericks Rox (2) Titans (5 p.m.) Bristol 7 5 .583 1½ 1W 5-5 THURSDAY At Kiley Park (6:35) 11:35 a.m., Pittsfield 6 6 .500 2½ 1L 5-5 Lynn City Series West Lynn vs. TBD (5:45) 7 p.m. Wachusett 6 6 .500 2½ 1L 6-4 Torrington 4 8 .333 4½ 1W 3-7 SPORTS BRIEFS EAST Monday Tuesday W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Lynn Summer lon at [email protected] or At Wachusett Nashua 9 3 .750 - 2W 7-3 617-893-7064. Off Dirt Dogs Seacoast 7 5 .583 2 4W 7-3 Track Series (7) Brockton 6 6 .500 3 2L 6-4 M Vineyard 5 7 .417 4 2L 3-7 The Lynn Parks and Recre- Lynn Summer Navigators 1 10 .091 7½ 2L 1-9 ation Department’s Youth League Summer Evening Track meets will be held Monday The Lynn Summer Basket- evenings until Aug. 21 at ball League is in full swing, Patriots’ WR Manning Field, starting at with the elementary school 6:30 p.m. division playing at 5 p.m., the There is no entry fee, and middle school division play- Hawkins retires kids, from toddlers to high ing at 6, and the high school schoolers, from all communi- division at 7. FOXBOROUGH, Mass. CTE. The degenerative ties are welcome. The league runs every (AP) — Receiver Andrew disease is known to cause There are eight different Monday and Tuesday at Hawkins says he is re- cognitive and behavior- running events and two field Breed and Wednesday and tiring from the NFL and al problems in athletes, events. Thursday behind English for donating his brain to re- members of the military For more information, visit five weeks leading up to the search. and others who sustained lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- end of summer tournament. The six-year NFL veter- repeated head trauma. an signed with the New The 31-year-old undraft- England Patriots in May ed free agent out of Tole- TV/RADIO as a free agent. But he do played three seasons TV 7:30 p.m., International said in a video on uninter- each with the Bengals and Champions Cup: Paris rupted.com that his body Browns. In 2014 he had MLB PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Saint-Germain vs. Juven- isn't responding as he pre- career highs of 63 catch- Baltimore at Tampa Bay, pared for training camp. es and 824 yards. He also MLB Network, 12 p.m., tus, ESPNews, 9 p.m., Todd Frazier answers questions before his first CONCACAF Gold Cup: US The Concussion Legacy helped the Montreal Alou- game in New York as a member of the Yankees. Atlanta at Arizona, MLB Foundation says Hawkins ettes win back-to-back vs. Jamaica, FS1, 9:30 Network, 3:30 p.m., Bos- has pledged his brain for Grey Cup championships p.m., International Champi- ton at Seattle, NESN, 3:40 research into chronic trau- in the Canadian Football ons Cup: Manchester City p.m., Chi. Cubs at Chi. matic encephalopathy, or League. Frazier has bizarre White Sox, ESPN, 8:08 vs. Real Madrid, ESPN, p.m., Minnesota at LA 11:30 p.m. Dodgers, MLB Network, 11 Swimming first at-bat at p.m. Report finds brain FINA World Aquatics Champi- Horse Racing onships, NBCSN, 11:30 Yankee Stadium Saratoga Live, FS2, 4 p.m. a.m. disease in many NEW YORK (AP) — hour drive from his home- Soccer RADIO MLB Todd Frazier had an un- town of Toms River near International Champions forgettable first at-bat in the Jersey shore earlier Cup: FC Barcelona vs. Boston at Seattle, WEEI-FM football players his home debut at Yankee in the day and hoped to Manchester United, FS2, 93.7, 3:40 p.m. Stadium, grounding into do something special for CHICAGO (AP) — Re- Combat veterans and a rare run-scoring triple all his family members search on 202 former athletes in rough contact MLB football players found sports like football and play as New York beat the and friends who came to 4-2 Tues- watch. NATIONAL LEAGUE evidence of a brain dis- boxing are among those East Division East Division ease linked to repeated thought to be most at risk. day night. He definitely did. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Rookie Jordan Mont- The bases were loaded Boston 55 46 .545 — Washington 59 38 .608 — head blows in nearly all of The new report was New York 52 46 .531 1½ Atlanta 47 50 .485 12 them, from athletes in the published Tuesday in the gomery took a no-hit try with no outs when Fra- Tampa Bay 52 49 .515 3 New York 45 51 .469 13½ , Journal of the American into the sixth inning, and zier batted in the second Baltimore 48 52 .480 6½ Miami 44 52 .458 14½ Didi Gregorius homered to inning. He hit a hard Toronto 46 54 .460 8½ Philadelphia 34 62 .354 24½ college and even high Medical Association. Central Division Central Division school. CTE was diagnosed in boost the AL East contend- grounder up the middle W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ers, his third in two games. and shortstop Jose Peraza Cleveland 52 45 .536 — Milwaukee 53 48 .525 — It's the largest update 177 former players or Kansas City 52 47 .525 1 Chicago 51 47 .520 ½ on chronic traumatic en- nearly 90 percent of brains Last-place Cincinnati gloved it, stepped on sec- Minnesota 49 49 .500 3½ Pittsburgh 49 50 .495 3 lost for the 10th time in 12 ond and threw to first. Detroit 45 54 .455 8 St. Louis 47 51 .480 4½ cephalopathy, or CTE, a studied. That includes 110 Chicago 39 58 .402 13 Cincinnati 41 57 .418 10½ debilitating brain disease of 111 brains from former games. Billy Hamilton's Gregorius, who had been West Division West Division NFL players; 48 of 53 col- bid for a tying extra-base on second base, held up W L Pct GB W L Pct GB that can cause a range of Houston 67 33 .670 — Los Angeles 68 31 .687 — symptoms including mem- lege players; nine of 14 hit in the eighth was when the ball was hit, in Seattle 50 51 .495 17½ Colorado 58 42 .580 10½ ory loss. semi-professional players, thwarted when pinch-run- case it was caught. He Los Angeles 49 51 .490 18 Arizona 56 42 .571 11½ ner Zack Cozart, out of the was late to advance, and Texas 49 51 .490 18 San Diego 43 55 .439 24½ The report doesn't con- seven of eight Canadian Oakland 44 56 .440 23 San Francisco 38 62 .380 30½ firm that the condition Football league players starting lineup to rest his first baseman Joey Votto's is common in all football and three of 14 high school tender quadriceps, hob- throw across the diamond MLB LEAGUE LEADERS players; it reflects high players. The disease was bled into third. caught him in a rundown. occurrence in samples at not found in brains from Back in the Bronx for Gregorius was called out a Boston brain bank that two younger players. the first time since the All- for running wide of base- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE studies CTE. Many donors A panel of neuropathol- Star break, the Yankees line trying to avoid a tag. BATTING AVERAGE BATTING AVERAGE ogists made the diagnosis brought along Frazier and At least there was some Jose Altuve, HOU .364 Justin Turner, LAD .369 or their families contribut- Jean Segura, SEA .329 David Murphy, WAS .340 ed because of the players' by examining brain tissue, relievers David Robert- consolation for Frazier — Ben Gamel, SEA .323 Bryce Harper, WAS .335 repeated concussions and using recent criteria from son and Tommy Kahnle, a run scored, rarely seen Jose Ramirez, CLE .322 Charlie Blackmon, COL .328 troubling symptoms be- the National Institute of all acquired last week in on a triple play, because Carlos Correa, HOU .320 David Peralta, ARI .321 fore they died. Neurological Disorders a trade with the Chicago Matt Holliday scampered Eric Hosmer, KC .310 Buster Posey, SF .321 Aaron Judge, NYY .310 Chris Taylor, LAD .318 "There are many ques- and Stroke, McKee said. White Sox. home before Gregorius George Springer, HOU .310 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS .317 tions that remain unan- The NFL issued a state- Frazier made the two- was trapped. Dustin Pedroia, BOS .307 Zack Cozart, CIN .317 swered," said lead author ment saying these re- Didi Gregorius, NYY .307 Anthony Rendon, WAS .315 ports are important for HOME RUNS Dr. Ann McKee, a Boston HOME RUNS University neuroscientist. advancing science related Aaron Judge, NYY 32 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 32 Mike Moustakas, KC 29 Cody Bellinger, LAD 28 "How common is this" in to head trauma and said Khris Davis, OAK 28 Joey Votto, CIN 26 the general population the league "will continue Justin Smoak, TOR 27 Jay Bruce, NYM 25 and all football players? to work with a wide range George Springer, HOU 27 Bryce Harper, WAS 25 Logan Morrison, TB 26 "How many years of of experts to improve the Charlie Blackmon, COL 24 Joey Gallo, TEX 25 football is too many?" health of current and for- Eric Thames, MIL 24 Miguel Sano, MIN 23 Jake Lamb, ARI 23 and "What is the genetic mer NFL athletes." Yonder Alonso, OAK 22 risk? Some players do not After years of denials, Mike Napoli, TEX 22 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 23 Jonathan Schoop, BAL 21 Anthony Rizzo, CHC 23 have evidence of this dis- the NFL acknowledged a RUNS BATTED IN RUNS BATTED IN ease despite long playing link between head blows Nelson Cruz, SEA 75 Nolan Arenado, COL 86 years," she noted. and brain disease and Jake Lamb, ARI 79 Aaron Judge, NYY 73 It's also uncertain if some agreed in a $1 billion set- Jonathan Schoop, BAL 71 Bryce Harper, WAS 75 Khris Davis, OAK 69 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 74 players' lifestyle habits — tlement to compensate Miguel Sano, MIN 68 Travis Shaw, MIL 73 alcohol, drugs, steroids, former players who had Carlos Correa, HOU 67 David Murphy, WAS 72 diet — might somehow accused the league of hid- Robinson Cano, SEA 66 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 72 contribute, McKee said. ing the risks. George Springer, HOU 66 Mark Reynolds, COL 70 Justin Smoak, TOR 65 Charlie Blackmon, COL 69 Dr. Munro Cullum, a The journal update in- Mike Moustakas, KC 65 Joey Votto, CIN 69 neuropsychologist at UT cludes many previously PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Southwestern Medical reported cases, including Center in Dallas, empha- former NFL players Bub- Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors NFL TRAINING CAMP DATES sized that the report is ba Smith, Ken Stabler, finalized a five-year deal. AFC NFC based on a selective sam- Dave Duerson and Ralph BALTIMORE RAVENS — Under Armour ARIZONA CARDINALS — University of ple of men who were not Wenzel. Performance Center, Owings Mills, Md. Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Ariz. necessarily representative New ones include retired Curry, Warriors (rookies: July 19; veterans: July 26) (both 21) of all football players. He tight end Frank Wain- BUFFALO BILLS — St. John Fisher ATLANTA FALCONS — Falcons Train- said problems other than right, whose 10-year NFL College, Pittsford, N.Y. (both July 26) ing Facility, Flowery Branch, Ga. (both CINCINNATI BENGALS — Paul Brown July 26) CTE might explain some of career included stints finalize deal Stadium, Cincinnati (July 25; July 27) CAROLINA PANTHERS — Wofford Col- their most common symp- with the Miami Dolphins, CLEVELAND BROWNS — Browns lege, Spartanburg, S.C. (both July 25) toms before death — de- New Orleans Saints and OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) The two-time NBA MVP, Training Complex, Berea, Ohio (July CHICAGO BEARS — Olivet Nazarene, pression, impulsivity and Baltimore Ravens. Wain- 23; July 26) Bourbonnais, Ill. (July 19; July 26) — Stephen Curry has de- who earned $12 million right died in April 2016 DENVER BRONCOS — UCHealth DALLAS COWBOYS — Marriott Resi- behavior changes. He was livered his share of suc- this season as one of the Training Center, Englewood, Colo. dence Inn, Oxnard, Calif. (July 19; July not involved in the report. at age 48 from a heart at- cess already to a franchise league's biggest bargains, (July 23; July 26) 22) McKee said research tack triggered by bleeding that desperately needed averaged 28.1 points in the HOUSTON TEXANS — The Greenbrier, DETROIT LIONS — Lions Training Facil- from the brain bank may in the brain, said his wife, White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. (both ity, Allen Park, Mich. (July 24, July 29) it. Now, he's being paid for playoffs while also contrib- lead to answers and an Stacie. She said he had July 25) GREEN BAY PACKERS — St. Norbert all he has done — and cer- uting 6.7 assists and 6.2 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Indiana Farm College, De Pere, Wis. (both July 26) understanding of how to struggled almost eight Bureau Football Center (July 24; July 29) LOS ANGELES RAMS — UC Irvine, detect the disease in life, years with frightening tainly will do. rebounds. Now, he will earn JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Florida Irvine, Calif. (July 26, July 28) "while there's still a chance symptoms including con- Curry finalized his new $40 million per season. Blue Health & Wellness Practice Fields, MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Minnesota to do something about fusion, memory loss and contract Tuesday, signing "Just happy to be a lead- Jacksonville, Fla. (July 19; July 26) State University, Mankato, Minn. (July a $201 million, five-year er on this team that can KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Missouri 23; July 26) it." Currently, there's no behavior changes. Western State, St. Joseph, Mo. (July NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — New Orle- known treatment. Wainright played before deal with the champion understand the goals that 24, July 27) ans Saints Training Facility, Metairie, The strongest scien- the league adopted strict- Golden State Warriors we set out for ourselves LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — Jack La. (July 19, July 26) that initially was the and try to get it done the Hammett Sports Complex, Costa NEW YORK GIANTS — Quest Diagnos- tific evidence says CTE er safety rules and had Mesa, Calif. (both July 29) tics Training Center, East Rutherford, can only be diagnosed by many concussions, she richest ever, until James best way we could," Cur- MIAMI DOLPHINS — Baptist Health N.J. (both July 27) examining brains after said. He feared CTE and Harden topped it with a ry said immediately after Training Facility, Davie, Fla. (July 20; PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — NovaCare death, although some re- was adamant about donat- $228 million extension the Game 5 title clincher July 26) Complex, Philadelphia (July 23, July 26) from the Rockets. in the NBA Finals last PATRIOTS — Gillette Sta- SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — SAP Per- searchers are experiment- ing his brain, she said. dium, Foxborough, Mass. (July 24, July 26) formance Facility, Santa Clara, Calif. ing with tests performed "A lot of families are re- Considered overlooked month. NEW YORK JETS — Atlantic Health (both July 27) on the living. Many scien- ally tragically affected by and undersized when he NBA Finals MVP Kev- Jets Training Center, Florham Park, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Virginia tists believe that repeated it — not even mentioning arrived on the NBA scene in Durant also signed his N.J. (both July 28) Mason Athletic Center, Renton, Wash. OAKLAND RAIDERS — Napa Valley (both July 29) blows to the head increase what these men are going after being drafted sev- new contract worth ap- Marriott, Napa, Calif. (July 24; July 28) TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — One risks for developing CTE, through and they're real- enth overall out of David- proximately $53 million PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Saint Vin- Buccaneer Place, Tampa, Fla. (July leading to progressive loss ly not sure what is hap- son College in 2009, Curry over the next two years as cent College, Latrobe, Pa. (both July 27) 25, July 27) of normal brain matter pening to them. It's like a has silenced the doubters Golden State announced TENNESSEE TITANS — St. Thomas WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Bon Sec- Sports Park, Nashville, Tenn. (both July ours Training Center, Richmond, Va. and an abnormal build- storm that you can't quite with every spot-on heave its deals with returning 28) (both July 26) up of a protein called tau. get out of," his wife said. from half-court. free agents. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS / 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 / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Irresponsible boyfriend earns nothing but woman’s anger Double fits deliver winners DEAR ABBY: My boy- I want to be able to make Winston Churchill said, jumped to four spades. But friend cheated on me the Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van gingerbread houses during “True genius resides in the three diamonds would have whole time I was pregnant Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, the holiday season and capacity for evaluation of un- told North about the double last year. He lived in Flor- and was founded by her mother, have eggnog with the kids. certain, hazardous and con- fit, an advantage should East- ida, and I lived in Missou- flicting information.” West bid to five clubs.) In the Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at I understand I should be Hand evaluation can be a ri. He didn’t make it back DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los grateful my child doesn’t duplicate, though, 10 Souths for our son’s birth like he tough subject with uncertain, Angeles, CA 90069. suffer from these allergies, hazardous and conflicting passed over three clubs. Then, promised. but what are the boundar- information — especially if when North competed with Now that he’s back, he sible freeloader who has What started to bother ies? you do not trust the bidding three spades, they all passed stays out all night. He no respect for you or his me was the fact that be- of the other three players at again — bad evaluation. won’t get a job to help sup- child. cause one child had aller- JUST NEED TO your table. However, there is a North-South can take an port our family. He lies in This isn’t “love.” You gies, treats for the other KNOW IN reliable guideline: Misfits are easy 11 tricks in spades or bed all day, gets so drunk CONNECTICUT miserable; fits are fantastic; diamonds, losing two hearts. he can’t drive and doesn’t should have realized you 20 kids were prohibited double fits are triply delicious. would be raising two chil- — birthday cakes, candies, However, when one side has a help out around the house, DEAR JUST: This pre- In today’s deal, look at the dren when he didn’t care cookies, anything with double fit, so does the other. either. It’s obvious that I caution is not meant to be North hand. You open one di- enough to show up for the eggs, etc. This has contin- Five clubs is down only two, should let him go. I’m 11 an inconvenience for you. amond, partner responds one birth of the baby. Do what ued into Boy Scouts. Again, spade, and West overcalls two which is a good sacrifice over years older than he is, and It is meant to save lives. If you know you must: Kick all the children have to go clubs. What would you rebid? four spades. he obviously isn’t ready to you wish to create ginger- grow up, even though he’s him out and move on. without because of this In a tournament, most bread houses and make Norths raised only to two 30. one child. special treats for your chil- spades, a definite underbid. I love him, but I’m tired DEAR ABBY: Last year What is appropriate? dren and their playmates, If you add short-suit points, of being treated this way. was my son’s first year in Must all 20 kids accommo- nothing is stopping you. North gets one for each dou- How can I get over this? kindergarten. A child who date one so he doesn’t feel But they should not be tak- bleton — his hand is worth 16 was allergic to left out, or does his mom support points, easily enough CAN’T LET GO IN and soy, among other start teaching her child en to school if there is any for a jump to three spades. KANSAS CITY things, was in his class. that he has allergies and chance the classmate with However, even after two allergies could somehow DEAR CAN’T LET GO: Therefore, as a working there are foods he can’t spades, and three clubs from You say you are tired of mom, quick-fix peanut have? They aren’t going to get ahold of one of them. East, South should have been butter sandwiches were make a college dorm free It’s common for children to encouraged by the double being treated that way? fit in the pointed suits. He out of the question. The of peanut butter. Shouldn’t trade lunches or share the Congratulations on your should have rebid three dia- components with a friend, burst of clarity. It has fi- school is very cautious. he start to understand monds. (Yes, if North’s rebid nally dawned on you that They actually had a sepa- that now, or must every- and one mistake could re- guaranteed four-card spade you have been enabling a rate table in the cafeteria one adapt to his strict diet sult in a trip to the hospi- support, South might have lazy, ungrateful, irrespon- for children with allergies. to make him comfortable? tal or worse.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Call ~ 978-646-7634 That certain parcel of land situated in Lynn in the County of Essex County and said By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Commonwealth, bounded and described as follows: Northeasterly by the SAVINGS given by Gary N. Polignone to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated May 25, 2005 and in the classifi eds southwesterly line of Eastern Avenue fifty and 06/100 (50.06) feet; Southeasterly recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book by land now or formerly of Nicholas P. Fiore et al eighty six and 57/100 (86.57) 24339, Page 177 subsequently assigned to US Bank National Association, as feet; Southwesterly by lands now or formerly of Nicholas P. Fiore and Henry O. Trustee for WMLT 2005-A by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by assignment recorded in LEGALS Silsbee, II et al Trs. fifty (50.00) feet; and Northwesterly by land now or formerly of said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 29266, Page 548 Jacob M. Gerson et al eighty four and 12/100 (84.12) feet. All of said boundaries and subsequently assigned to US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon plan numbered FOR WACHOVIA MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, LLC MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 33577-A drawn by O.W. McIntosh, Surveyor, dated January 9, 1965, as modified CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-A by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. by assignment recorded THE TRIAL COURT and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Office, a copy of a in said Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 33098, Page PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT portion of which is filed with original Certificate of Title #35418 in said Registry. 494; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION The above described land is subject to the restrictions set forth in a grant made by conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Docket No. ES17P2070EA Henry Silsbee to George A. Fowler et al, dated October 4,1926, duly recorded in Public Auction at 9:00 AM on August 2, 2017 at 176-178 Webbacowitt Avenue, Essex Probate and Family Court Book 2709, Page 251, in said Registry, so far as in force and effect at date of Unit 178, Lynn, MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to 36 Federal Street original decree. The above described land is subject to the agreement and wit: Salem, MA 01970 stipulation set forth in a grant made by the City of Lynn to Gaston H. DuPlessis et (978)744-1020 ux, dated February 12, 1943, duly recorded in Book 3323, Page 473 in said The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded and described as Registry. For Title reference see Deed recorded with the Essex South Registry of follows: The Condominium Unit known as Condominium Unit Number 178 Deeds in Document #431743. (hereinafter called the "Subject Unit"), in the Condominium known as 176-178 Estate of: Webbacowitt Avenue Condominium, a Condominium (hereinafter called the Janice M. O'Brien The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, "Condominium"), established by Master Deed dated April 29, 2005, and recorded Date of Death: 06/04/2017 restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to on April 29, 2005, in the Essex South County Registry of Deeds, in Book 24229, To all interested persons: M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Page 178 (hereinafter called the "Master Deed"). The post office address of the A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal Representative assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Condominium is 176-178 Webbacowitt Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, 01901. The has been filed by: land is described in said Master Deed. This Deed, the Subject Unit and the Erin L. Bushway of Lynn MA TERMS OF SALE: Condominium are subject to the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Chapter 183A. The subject Unit is conveyed together with: 1. An undivided fifty as requested in the Petition. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be percent (50%) interest in the common areas and facilities of the Condominium The Petitioner requests that: delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be described in the Master Deed appertaining to the Subject Unit; 2. An easement for Erin L. Bushway of Lynn MA required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the exclusive use of the yard, stairs, and rear deck areas designated on the be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Condominium Plans filed with the Master Deed as exclusive use areas for Unit on the bond in an unsupervised administration. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other 178, subject to the terms of the Master Deed and Condominium Trust. 3. An IMPORTANT NOTICE check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid easement for the continuance of all encroachments by the Subject Unit on the You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms adjoining units or on the common areas and facilities existing as a result of Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure construction of the Building, or that may come into existence hereafter as a result must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be of: (1) settling of the Building; or (2) condemnation or eminent domain the return day of 08/21/2017. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further proceeding, or (3) alteration or repair of the common areas and facilities or any This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The part thereof made pursuant to the provisions of the Master Deed as the same may appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of be from time to time amended, or the provisions of the Declaration of trust of the timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. 176-178 Webbacowitt Avenue Condominium Trust as the same may be from time within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further to time amended; or (4) repair or restoration of the Building or any Unit therin after notice to you. Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. damage by fire or other casualty; and 4. An easement to use all pipes, wires, UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM flues, ducts, conduits, plumbing lines and other portions of the common areas and PROBATE CODE (MUPC) Ditech Financial LLC fka Green Tree Servicing LLC facilities located in the other units and serving the Subject Unit. 5. Such taxes A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised attributable to these Units and its undivided percentage interest in the Common administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the Present Holder of said Mortgage, Areas and Facilities for the current fiscal year and the following fiscal year as are Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the By Its Attorneys, not due and payable on the date of this Unit Deed, all of which taxes the Grantee, administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the ORLANS PC by acceptance and recording of this deed, covenants and agrees to pay; 6. Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and PO Box 540540 Provisions of existing building and zoning codes and laws; 7. Restrictions and expenses of administration. Waltham, MA 02454 matters of record; 8. Rights of other Unit Owners to exclusive use of certain WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Phone: (781) 790-7800 common areas and facilities as set forth in the Master Deed. 9. Easements, rights, Date: July 18, 2017 16-010337 obligations, provisions, agreements, restrictions, building line limitations, zoning Pamela Casey O'Brien Item: July 19, 26, August 2, 2017 regulations, public utility and telephone easements, easements in favor of the Register of Probate Grantor of the Master Deed, and all other matters set forth or referred to in the Item: July 26, 2017 CITY OF LYNN Master Deed; and 10. The provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183 A ("Condominiums') (SEAL) The City of Lynn will receive bids for the following: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, LAND COURT CEMETERY FALL CLEAN-UP SERVICES restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to DEPARTMENT OF FOR THE CITY OF LYNN M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and THE TRIAL COURT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. ORDER OF NOTICE Specifications may be obtained at the OFFICE OF THE PURCHASING AGENT, TERMS OF SALE: Room 205, City Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of 16 SM 009416 a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Bids must be sealed and marked accordingly and submitted to the OFFICE OF THE delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be TO: Feliciano Guillen PURCHASING AGENT, ROOM 205, CITY HALL, LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of prior to 11:00 A.M., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 2017 and will be publicly opened the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 and read aloud and forth-with in Room 205, City Hall, Lynn, Massachusetts. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other U.S.C. 3901 et seq.: check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Each bid submitted must be accompanied by FIVE PERCENT (5%) OF THE TOTAL at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms LLP Mortgage Ltd. BID PRICE in the form of Certified Check, Cashier's Check or Bid Bond payable to of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure the City of Lynn and will become the property of the City of Lynn on the failure of sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be claiming to have interest in a mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered the successful bidder to sign a contract within fourteen (14) days after notification entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further 37 Tilton Terrace, given by Feliciano Guillen to Mortgage Electronic Registration of acceptance of the bid or by other default. A PAYMENT BOND IN THE AMOUNT recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Systems, Inc., as nominee for Accredited Home Lenders, Inc., dated February 26, OF FIFTY PERCENT (50%) OF THE TOTAL BID IS REQUIRED OF THE description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of 2008, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book SUCCESSFUL BIDDER. All bonds submitted to the City of Lynn must be issued by an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. 27567. Page 200, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, have filed with this an Insurance Company licensed to issue bonds in the Commonwealth of court a complaint for determination of Defendant's Servicemembers status. Massachusetts and approved by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. All bonds Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. must be satisfactory in form to the City Solicitor. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee for Wachovia States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Certifications regarding Public Contract Debarment under MGL, Chapter 29, Mortgage Loan Trust, LLC Mortgage Pass-Through Civil Relief Act. If your object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Section 29F, Certificate of Non-Collusion, MGL, Chapter 40, Section 4B1/2, or Certificates, Series 2005-A that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Chapter 30, as applicable and the Attestation Statement Payment of Taxes, MGL, this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on of before August Chapter 62C, Section 49A, must be signed and submitted with an original Present Holder of said Mortgage, 21, 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the signature or the bid will be rejected. By Its Attorneys, benefits of said Act. ORLANS PC This is bid under MGL Chapter 30, Section 39M. PO Box 540540 Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of said Court on July 14, 2017 Waltham, MA 02454 Charles E. White Phone: (781) 790-7800 Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Purchasing Agent 16-011295 Recorder Item: July 26, 2017 Item: July 12, 19, 26, 2017 Item: July 26, 2017 WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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Getting the kids Batra will have a kin- right. parent or caregiver to do back in school means we dergartner and a second with all that free time on can celebrate our lives and the first day of school? friendships, too.” grader next school year, PHOTO | For some, the first drop- Latisha Jones in Baton but they don’t go back un- ASSOCIATED PRESS off of the new year will Rouge, La., is a lawyer, til after Labor Day. mean the usual: Head to professor and mother of “Camps end in the be- work. Others plan to dou- three, including a year- ginning of August and the Is your home drowning in old ble down on organizing old son. Her other two boredom definitely sets and cleaning their sum- kids, 5 and 11, head back in,” she said. “For the first mer-traumatized homes. to school Aug. 9. She’ll be time, my youngest will photos? Organizers offer tips How about a nap? mourning a little as she ride the bus and I’ll be at digitally, in photo-safe mon photographic item that Los Angeles mom Jill Si- puts “vacation mom” into the bus stop taking photos By Lisa A. Flam ASSOCIATED PRESS boxes or both ways. And if people have — and have monian, with the youngest hibernation. and most likely shedding of her two daughters start- you discard the originals many of — in their homes. “Immediately after I a tear or two. Afterwards, Take a survey of your ing kindergarten, will be after going digital, you’ll Sisco recommends drop my kids off for the I’m getting that mani-pedi home, and consider all the doing most of the above, first day of school, I cry free up storage space spending an hour a day that I’ve been putting off. spots where you have old with a breakfast bash at the thought of them around the house, which going through them. 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And reliving is throwing photos away. memories through photos relatives’ fading photos in Sisco advises tossing pho- can take a heavy toll, es- dusty boxes in the base- tos that are blurry, unflat- pecially if you’re working ment or attic. tering or duplicates. “You on the project during an “They’re memories and don’t have to feel this ob- already emotional time treasures for us, but they ligation to keep them just take up a lot of space, and like moving, helping a parent downsize or deal- because they were print- A student over the years they keep ed,” she said. growing,” says Stephanie ing with an estate. prepares to Over time, remember Sisco, home editor for Real “It’s one of the most leave the En- challenging projects that that sunlight and humid- terprise Atten- Simple magazine. “When you decide you want to or- people undertake in their ity can cause photos to dance Center, ganize these photos, you’re organizational lives be- deteriorate. “If they’re ex- southeast of doing yourself a favor, as cause, unless you’re start- posed to sunlight, each lay- Brookhaven, well as the people who will ing from a really orga- er of color eventually fades Miss. inherit those from you.” nized place, it’s difficult off,” said Toni Greetis, lab You can organize your to even know where to be- manager at Phototronics, FILE PHOTO | photos and preserve your gin,” Sisco said. an independent camera ASSOCIATED PRESS personal history either Prints are the most com- shop in Winnetka, Ill. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 FOOD Safeguards in the garden and risky food business By Rosalie Harrington ITEM FOOD EDITOR Chilled Strawberry Soup Why was my mother so excited picking — Cover 1 quart of cleaned strawber- strawberries? My impression was that ries with 2 or 3 cups of red wine, 1 cup she was more pleased about harvesting of sugar and a dash of cinnamon. If you strawberries than doing anything else Florida had to offer. like, add the zest of a lemon. When she first started to spend her win- — Allow to come to a boil, quickly ters in the Sunshine State, she would send lower heat and simmer until strawber- crates of oranges and grapefruits home ries are soft. Keep an eye on the pot, to us. In time though, the packages she as the mixture has a tendency to boil would send, and the fruit they contained, over quickly. Depending on how ripe the became smaller and redder. She loved the berries are, timing will vary. farms that offered a basket that you could — Set aside to cool. Using a food pro- fill yourself, the “pick your own” fields. But cessor or a bermixer, puree the berries this activity was not without its hazards. and liquid. A blender will do as well. Eventually, I would have the chance to — When berries are cold, add heavy go picking with her, and I got a laugh out cream, light cream or yogurt or a com- of the huge quantity of strawberries she bination of sour cream and whole milk would consume as she worked — some- thing that she either didn’t realize or just to lighten up soup. The amount you use wouldn’t admit to. I warned her that there will depend on how thick you would like was some risk to this, as pickers did not the soup. have the most sanitary of working condi- — Serve chilled with fresh mint as a tions. She would dismiss the notion that garnish. This is great with a cookie as an unwashed berries could cause you harm, afternoon snack or dessert. though, until one day she became very ill Rosalie’s chilled strawberry soup. and was diagnosed with a bacterial infec- tion that lasted the better part of a year. berries, or the time someone feasted at a of rhubarb, a woman dashed over to me. quickly understood that this was a seri- Even so, that setback never prevented her formal dinner in Japan and ate a deadly “Those leaves are poisonous,” she warned, ous bite. After a few hours and some ten- from eating the beautiful berry. But it did fish. So many stories are told about the which as a city kid, I knew nothing about. derness by the girls and soothing natural deter her from further picking, thankfully. risky business of food. I immediately stopped what I was doing medicine from the doctor, I was treated and My mother needed a lot of convincing Before I started my restaurant I did and asked for a few of my hosts’ platters. on my way to being OK. when it came to safeguards in the gar- some catering. A table never looked pret- To this day I recall the potentially deadly There are so many beautiful varieties den. I cannot tell you how many times I tier to me than when I covered it with ba- incident whenever I pick rhubarb. of fruits and vegetables and foods now pointed out to her what a poison ivy plant nana leaves and topped them with various When my daughter Kathy was 2, she that summer is upon us. The years of eat- looked like. It seemed that every year she salads like fruit, vegetables, sliced chick- was playing near the swing set in the ing well and enjoying delicious foods are would weed them out of her garden with- en, meat and fish. The tablescape was so yard one day when she was distracted memorable, however, the very few food out realizing what they were, resulting in pretty and I loved that the food could be by some berries growing on a bush near- experiences that turned out negatively a terrible rash. The worst one was when viewed without having to compete with by. Suddenly, she started to pick and eat are also unforgettable. she burned the plants along with some ceramic platters. This made the display them. Not knowing if they were harmful, Last Sunday, when my daughter-in-law other brush, inhaling the poison and more organic, with the food as star and I rushed her to the local hospital where called to invite me to brunch, she report- developing a terrible lung infection. An- the natural banana leaves as a backdrop. her stomach was pumped. ed that my granddaughters wanted me to other such incident was when she went One particular day as I prepared to top A similar incident happened in Sicily make strawberry soup, which they love. clamming with a friend in an area that the leaves with the various salads and years ago. As I walked along the shore near The ritual of enjoying the first delicious needed permits. That ended badly, too, food, I couldn’t find the banana leaves. my cousin’s cottage, I was bitten by a jelly- local strawberries, finding the best of with a case of neurotoxic shellfish poison- It dawned on me, eventually, that the fish. Immediately, a red line appeared all them, always reminds me of my mother ing. I think of these encounters as rep- banana leaves did not make it into the the way up my leg. The pain was excruciat- and our days together in Florida. resentative of my mother’s love for food. car. As I looked around the garden of my ing and as I sat on a rock trying to massage “This is the most delicious food you will She just couldn’t help herself! client’s grounds, I noticed that there was and comfort myself, two little girls, around ever taste,” said granddaughter Emma We all have our family food stories. You a patch of rhubarb. Their beautiful leaves 5 years old, came by. Each held a hand and as she tried to coax her boyfriend to taste need only to mention yours and you will called out to me as a perfect replacement quickly led me to a doctor on top of a hill the chilled strawberry soup. He declined, hear many from others, one about the poi- for my banana leaves. As I started to put nearby. Sicilian is very different than Tus- to which she responded “Good, more for son mushrooms, or one about the poison together my display, using a giant leaf cano, which I am more familiar with, but I me.” That’s how I feel about it too. Rose wine gives chicken breasts avor of Provence By Melissa D’Arabian ASSOCIATED PRESS Boneless skinless chick- en breasts are a conve- nient go-to for so many cooks, from paleo-followers to budget-shoppers to busy OUR READERS moms. The mild flavor makes it incredibly versa- tile, so it’s easy to slip this cut of chicken into almost ASKED FOR IT. any recipe or flavor profile. It’s one of the leanest cuts of meat available, with a quarter pound boasting 34 grams of protein, and only 4 grams of fat. This recipe for Chick- en Breast Provencal is inspired by ingredients LOG ON typical of the region of Provence in the south of France, but easily found in a well-stocked American TODAY FOR supermarket. Rose wine is FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the secret behind the sim- Chicken breast Provencal. ple marinade that imparts a lightly sweet flavor, but if ing ones at the salad bar of welcomed acidity. Your AN ALL-NEW you have a floral white wine —and roasted red peppers family will enjoy this dish at home, it will do the trick from a jar add Mediterra- because of its flavors, while nicely, too. Olives — try to nean color, and a tiny bit of you’ll know how healthy it grab a handful of interest- balsamic syrup brings a bit actually is.

Chicken breast Provencal — 4 chicken breasts cutlets, about 5 ounces each allowing the nal 30 minutes to be at room tem- — 1/3 cup rose wine (or fruity white wine) perature. When ready to cook, heat the grill (or — 1 tablespoon olive oil a grill pan, if indoors) to medium high and light- — 1 tablespoon dried herbes de Provence (or ly oil the grates. Lightly blot excess marinade off mix of oregano, marjoram and thyme) the chicken breasts and grill until cooked through — ¼ cup jarred roasted sweet red peppers, and meat is 160 degrees on a meat thermometer, sliced, oil drained about 4-5 minutes per side. (Using a meat ther- — ¼ cup high-quality olives mometer will help avoid overcooking.) Remove the — 1 tablespoon balsamic syrup * chicken from the grill and place directly on warmed — Kosher salt dish or platter. Top with the roasted red peppers — Black pepper and olives and drizzle with the balsamic syrup. Let — In a bowl or resealable plastic bag, place chicken rest a few minutes, and serve. the chicken, wine, olive oil, herbes de Provence, * For a quick homemade balsamic syrup: boil salt and pepper and mix well to coat the chicken about ¼ cup of balsamic vinegar with ½ tea- breasts. Let marinate for at least 30 minutes at spoon of brown sugar in a small saucepan until room temperature or up to 8 hours refrigerated, reduced by half.)

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