MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 Lynn re ghters Teen bitten by coyote in honor their fallen Swampscott By Gayla Cawley thanked the community for gathering ITEM STAFF each time the memorial service is held to By Gayla Cawley pay their respects. ITEM STAFF LYNN — The community gathered to- “By your presence here today and every gether on Sunday to commemorate Lynn time we gather, you are letting us know SWAMPSCOTT — Police are firefighters who have served and sacri- that you stand with us,” Archer said. “You warning the public about how ficed to keep the community safe during are letting us know that you have not for- to deal with the animals after the 100th anniversary of the Lynn Fire- gotten the service and sacrifice of those a 17-year-old Swampscott High fighters Relief Association Memorial Ser- that are laid to rest here. School student was bitten multiple vice in Pine Grove Cemetery. “You are paying tribute with us to all times by a coyote in town Saturday The centennial service during the an- of them — tribute to men like (Firefight- night. nual Firefighters Memorial Sunday was er) George Hill of Chemical 1 in 1918, all The teen was riding his bicycle held at the Lynn Firefighter’s Lot in the way up to Firefighter Richard Love, alone around 6:20 p.m. in a wooded area between Burpee Road and the Pine Grove Cemetery, where the city’s of Engine Co. 10 in 2018, and to all those upper Jackson Field when he was firefighters who have died during active in between. You have stood with us, and attacked by the coyote — he was duty or since serving are buried. you have mourned with us, and you have bitten in his face, arms and legs, Firefighters can choose, but are not ob- comforted us. And we are strengthened ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Swampscott Police Sgt. Tim Cassi- ligated to be buried in the lot, according by your support.” Paul Hamilton tries on his father dy said. to Lynn Firefighter Mario Lopez, presi- To prepare for the 100th anniversary, Brendon Hamilton’s hat after the He was taken to North Shore dent of the Lynn Firefighters Relief Asso- the Lynn Fire Department redesigned ceremony for the 100th annual Lynn Children’s Hospital in Salem with ciation and vice president of Lynn Fire- the Firefighter’s Lot, a $2,500 project fighters Local 739. Fire ghters Relief Association Me- non-life-threatening injuries. He Lynn Fire Chief Stephen Archer FIREFIGHTERS, A3 morial in Pine Grove Cemetery. has since been released, Cassidy said. Swampscott Police and Environ- mental Police searched the woods, but couldn’t locate the coyote. Police are urging residents to use MARBLEHEAD GRADUATES extreme caution in any wooded area in town and have issued some advice on how to deal with a possi- ble coyote encounter. “If a coyote approaches you, do not run or turn your back, be as big and loud as possible, wave your arms and throw objects, face the coyote and back away slowly,” Swampscott Police said in a state- ment. “If attacked, fight back.” To protect pets, police advise that they be kept on a short leash and that residents take extra caution from dusk through dawn, along with avoiding known or potential den sites. Police also urge residents to pre- pare themselves by walking with a walking stick, carrying a noise maker and walking with a buddy. Gayla Cawley can be reached at [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter @GaylaCawley.

Marblehead INSIDE ‘United by passion’ graduates were encouraged to get Lynn By Gayla Cawley ments of the Class of 2018 Class of 2018 as one that out of their comfort Neighborhood meeting scheduled ITEM STAFF are detailed in countless cares and one full of passion. zones. for Munroe Street project. A3 headlines, with some of the “At the end of the day, it’s MARBLEHEAD — The ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Saugus seniors even featured in Na- our passions that define us. 242 graduates of Marblehead Local re departments celebrate tional Geographic last sum- It’s our passions that unite High School were encouraged Fire ghter Memorial Day. A3 mer, but it’s also important to us,” Mayle said. “I think our on Sunday to follow their remember the narratives of class will really be defined Opinion passions, step outside of their the unsung heroes graduat- by what we do in the future The court of common sense. A4 comfort zones and stay posi- ing, who weren’t afraid to do because my hope is that our tive in order to find success. thankless jobs and volunteer passions just don’t stop at Sports Class President Edward in the community. Classical softball falls in Mayle said the accomplish- Mayle characterized the GRADUATION, A8 Division 1 North rst round. B1 KIPP valedictorian bound for Stanford By Bella diGrazia ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — KIPP Acade- my’s most recent valedicto- rian is off to Stanford Uni- versity this fall. But it wasn’t easy getting her there. Victoria Chiek graduated from the local charter school last week with the highest The proposed grade point average of her site for a class, a weighted total of 4.35. pot shop on The daughter of Cambodi- Market Street an immigrants applied to 24 in Lynn. universities, with an abun- dance of acceptance letters ITEM PHOTO | from schools such as Williams OWEN O’ROURKE College, Amherst College, and Georgetown University. The Saugus resident decided on Retailer looks to light up Stanford after it awarded her with the biggest scholarship. She will only have to pay $900 a semester. Market Street with pot shop “I do have pressure as an Asian child and it’s rough By Thomas Grillo Julius Sokol, bought the build- the city lots of revenue,” said because it’s sort of like my ITEM STAFF ing across from Brothers Deli Sokol, the company president. worth is awarded to me by my in 2016 for $275,000. He plans Sokol has recently renovated achievements, and I don’t see LYNN — Recreational mar- to sell marijuana on the first the exterior of the 178-year-old that with a lot of my class- ijuana could be coming to a floor and turn the upper floors property with mahogany wood mates because their families storefront in the downtown. of the vacant three-story build- siding. In addition, the interior give them unconditional sup- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Boston-based Bloom Market ing into live-work apartments. spaces will feature 700-square- port and praise no matter Retail Inc., has filed plans for “Our project not only cleans foot apartments with exposed how well they do,” she said. Victoria Chiek, the class vale- a 2,700-square-foot pot shop on up a property that has been va- dictorian for KIPP, was accept- Market Street. The applicant, cant for years, but it will bring POT, A2 CHIEK, A8 ed for several universities.

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 64° VOL. 140, ISSUE 155 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 51° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 OBITUARIES Retailer looking to Lawrence W. Trott, 79 Norman T. Waitt, 79 1939 - 2018 light up Market Street SWAMPSCOTT– of Michael Trott and LYNN — Norman out to eat; particular- Lawrence Welling- his wife, Joyce of T. Waitt, age 79, of ly happy times spent with marijuana shop ton Trott, age 79, of Lynn, Patrick Trott of Lynn, passed away at Luigi’s and Kelly’s Swampscott, former- Swampscott, and peacefully on Thurs- with his friend Carole, POT Cowdell, executive direc- ly of Lynn, passed Christopher Trott and day, June 7, 2018. and at Red’s Tavern From A1 tor of the Economic De- away at Salem Hos- his wife, Jennifer of Born in Lynn, he with his friends, Paul velopment & Industrial pital on Friday, June Littleton, Colo.; the was the son of the and Bob. He en- ductwork, big bathrooms, cherished grandfa- Corp, the city’s develop- 8, 2018. Born on late William and Do- joyed music from the laundry in each unit, and ther of Jessica, Ryan, ris (Booth) Waitt. A 1950’s, and knew ment bank, did not return February 21, 1939 20-foot ceilings on the in Lynn, he was the Gillian and Abigail lifelong Lynn resident, he had all the words, who sang it, calls seeking comment. son of the late Howard and Trott; the dear brother of War- lived at his current residence and when it was released. His top floor. He expected to Ward 5 Councilor Di- Bernice (Warren) Trott. He ren Trott and his wife, Vicki of for the past 77 years. He was family recalls with a smile that price them at $1,600 per anna Chakoutis, whose was the beloved husband of New Hampshire and the late a graduate of Lynn English at age 18, Norman told his month. district includes the site the late Eleanor (Kenny) Trott Robert Trott of Santa Maria, High School, class of 1956. brother David, “you can either “The city is essential- of the proposal recreation- with whom he shared 39 years Calif., and the uncle of many Norman served in the have money or women, but ly getting a brand new al marijuana clinic, said of marriage and the loving nieces and nephews. United States Army National you can’t have both.” He will building,” he said. “I un- Sokol’s lawyers gave her companion of Marge Tedesco Service information: Vis- Guard from 1957-1964. He be greatly missed by all who derstand the stigma be- a heads-up that they in- of Lynn and her family for 14 iting hours will be held on had worked for Musman Oil knew him. hind recreational mar- tended to file an applica- years. Friday, June 15 from 4 to Company, and later for John’s Norman is survived by his ijuana, but it will bring tion with the city. But no 7 p.m. followed by a Fu- Larry graduated from the Oil in Lynn, where he restored daughter; Jenn Waitt; his much needed funding decisions have been made, neral Service at 7 p.m. at two oil trucks. He had also co- Lynn Trade High School. He brother David Waitt; his close downtown, that’s just the she said. the Cuffe-McGinn Funeral owed a coin store in Wyoma friends; Carole, Paul and Bob, served in the US Marine Corps reality of it. “There are several pro- Home, 157 Maple Street, Square, and always carried and his beloved cat, Mr. Rocky. and in the US Navy Reserves Like most Massachu- ponents who want to put as a “Sea Bee” for over 30 Lynn, Mass. 01904. In- a lucky silver dollar. Norman He was predeceased by his setts cities and towns, these marijuana clinics in years of total military service. terment will be private in loved antique cars, and for the siblings; Bill, Al, and Carol; his He was employed as a welder Swampscott Cemetery.  rst 55 years of his driving, he longtime companion, Dolores Lynn voters supported the downtown,” she said. at GE in Lynn and Wilmington, In lieu of owers, contri- owned only three cars: a 1949 “Dolly” Mason; and his former legalizing recreational “We will be looking for and later Ametek in Wilming- butions may be made in Ford Convertible, a 1956 Ford wife, Eleanor (Hayes) Waitt. pot last year. As a result qualified applicants who ton for over 30 years prior to Lawrence’s memory to the Thunderbird, and a 1963 Ford Service information: At of that vote, state law al- have been through this his retirement. Larry was an V Foundation for Cancer Ranch Wagon. He was still a the request of the family, lows as many as eight pot before. I want to weigh all active member of the Peabody Research, 14600 Weston proud owner of two of these there will be no services. shops in the city. Given the options before decid- Elks, B.P.O.E. #1409. He Parkway, Cary, N.C. cars. Norman’s family has en- Arrangements by the SO- two medical marijuana fa- ing.” 27513 or via www. enjoyed dancing, bowl- joyed a family camp at Prov- LIMINE FUNERAL HOME, cilities were approved for The City Council will jimmyv.org. For the ince Lake in E. Wake eld, N.H. ing at Metro Bowl in Lynn. Directions and guest- the Lynnway and Western consider the proposal on Peabody, and gol ng at online guestbook since 1928, a place at which book at www.solimine.com. please visit www. Avenue, the City Council Tuesday. Middleton Golf Course. he always loved spending cuffemcginn.com. time. Norman was a life-long is expected to approve six Larry also enjoyed trav- Thomas Grillo can be fan of Mad Magazine’s Alfred more. eling and especially spending Mayor Thomas M. reached at tgrillo@item- winters in Ft. Myers, Fla. E. Neuman. He also liked to go live.com. Larry was the loving father McGee and James M. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Alice M. Guiggio, 84 IN MEMORIAM right whale conservation hospital for a medi- State toCAROL hire A. 5 ALWAYnew federal Arrest made in homicide TEN YEARprosecutors ANNIVERSARY projects will encourage cal issue that was not 2008 ~ JUNE 10 ~ 2018 BROCKTON (AP) — A ideas that could help life-threatening. Mrs. Alice Mary brother-in-law Harley BOSTON (AP) — Mas- Brockton man has been preserve the species for The 48th Boston Pride arrested for a local shoot- (Thirens) Guiggio, Foremes Sr. sachusetts is getting ve future generations. Parade began Saturday ing death. at the age of 84, She will be missed new federal prosecutors North Atlantic right around noon at Copley passed away on Sat- by all her nieces, Prosecutors say 21-year- to work on violent crime, whales number about 450 Square and ended at City urday June 9 onto the nephews, cousins, old Andrew Tymek was civil enforcement and and are jeopardized by Hall Plaza. hereafter, surrounded and family. arrested Saturday night entanglement in shing by those she loved Service informa- immigration cases. in connection to the The new prosecutors are gear and ship strikes. Activists to march to call for the most. She was tion: Her Funeral shooting death of Anthony Moulton said the bill among 311 new assistant end of all slaughterhouses the wife of the late Mass will be held Baker Jr. on Friday. is backed by commercial U.S. attorneys recently Ralph Guiggio. on Wednesday at 9 a.m. Baker was pronounced shing and environmen- BOSTON (AP) — Ani- in Sacred Heart Church, announcedGone but never nationwide will be forgotten. She leaves a daughter Tere- You'll always be remembered in dead at Good Samari- tal groups. mal rights activists are sa M. Murray, her two beautiful Lynn. Burial will follow in bymy Republican heart. Lives pass, President but love and tan Hospital after being planning to gather in Holy Cross Cemetery, Mal- grandchildren; Jennifer Alyce Donaldmemories Trump’s stay forever. adminis- gunned down in the drive- Groups plans week of Boston to call for an end den. Relatives and friends Sadly missed by your soul mate Murray and Catherine Evelyn tration. by shooting. to all slaughterhouses. are respectfully invited and life partner, Mary action on $15 minimum Murray, her loving sisters-in- The U.S. attorney’s Tymek is charged with In Boston, organizers law INJulia MEMORIAM Rondino, Helen Mc- to attend. Visiting Hours of ce in Massachusetts one count of murder and wage, paid leave will be held on Tuesday are planning to gather Coy, TeresaCAROL Nania, A. ALWAY and Louise will hireIN MEMORIAM two new prose- will appear in Brockton on the Boston Common TEN YEAR ANNIVERSARY from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. in MICHAEL J. CONLON BOSTON (AP) — A DePlacido and her husband cutors ONwho HIS will BIRTHDAY focus on District Court Monday. at noon on Sunday before 2008 ~ JUNE 10 ~ 2018 the SOLIMINE FUNERAL coalition of community Peter, a brother-in-law Richard violent crimeJUNE 11, and 2018 two marching through the HOME 426 BROADWAY organizations, religious Durante, and several niec- who will work on civil en- Man investigated for child city. They say their ulti- (RTE129), LYNN. In lieu of groups, and labor unions es and nephews including forcement. The fth new mate goal is to abolish the owers memorial contribu- porn possession has planned a week-long Carolyn Rondino and Harley assistant U.S. attorney practice of killing animals tions may be made in her series of events to de- Foremes Jr. WORCESTER (AP) — A for food worldwide. Orga- name to the Little Sisters will prosecute immigra- mand paid leave legisla- Alice was an avid Boston Worcester man is being nizers say meat consump- of the Poor 186 Highland tion crimes. tion and a $15 minimum Sports fan, especially her Red investigated on child por- tion causes more suffering Avenue Somerville, Mass. Nationwide, 190 of the wage. Sox and Patriots. She enjoyed nography charges. and death than any other 02143-1507. Directions new prosecutors will take Raise Up Massachusetts reading and watching Net ix MassLive.com reports human activity and is and guestbook at www.so- on violent crime, while 86 will join the Poor People’s on her IPAD. a homemade, child-like completely unnecessary. Gone but never will be forgotten. limine.com. will be civil enforcement Campaign on the State- Alice is predeceased by love doll and several pairs The march is one of You'll always be remembered in prosecutors and 35 will house steps Monday for a her parents George and Today is remembered of children’s underwear more than three dozen my heart. Lives pass, but love and work onand immigration quietly kept. cases. rally. memoriesEdith (Nazarro) stay forever. Thirens, her were found inside the planned for around the Of cialsNo wordssay manyare needed, of the On Tuesday, coalition sisterSadly missedGeorgia by your Foremes, soul mate and we shall never forget. home of James M. Stod- globe, including marches civil enforcement prose- members will join restau- and life partner, Mary For those we love do not go away. dard. in Paris, Buenos Aires, cutorsThey walkwill beside support us every a task day. rant workers and others He will appear in U.S. Sydney, Barcelona, Tokyo, forceLove, thatMom, targetsDad, Missy, the Marianne, opioid who rely on tips at the IN MEMORIAM Chris, Brant, Molly, Meghan, Mary District Court in Worces- Dublin, Liverpool, Los MICHAEL J. CONLON crisis.Kate, Thomas, McKenna, and Mia Statehouse to call for an ter on Monday to face a Angeles and New York. ON HIS BIRTHDAY increase in the sub-mini- JUNE 11, 2018 IN MEMORIAM federal child pornography Activists say farming, mum wage. CAROL A. 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Police: Man charged in members will join teens State Police found 46 at the Statehouse to connection to house Today is remembered images of child pornogra- and quietly kept. rally for good-paying jobs phy on computers seized party shooting No words are needed, Gone but never will be forgotten. that help teens support we shall never forget. during a search. Stod- You'll always be remembered in their families or save for BOSTON (AP) — Police For those we love do not go away. Your life was a blessing, your dard is listed as a Level They walk beside us every day. my heart. 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Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure; you are loved beyond words, and missed beyond measure. Love always, Diane and John MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Local fire departments celebrate Firefighter Memorial Day in Saugus

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE The North Shore Pipe Band performed the opening ceremony in Saugus.

By Daniel Kane brief or minuscule it may that White had written in Chief Donald Shea with FOR THE ITEM seem, gives us reason to England during his time a plaque that included a take time out of our busy in the U.S. Air Force to glass-encased chief em- SAUGUS — Each year schedules and reflect on then-Saugus Fire Chief blem similar to the one on the second Sunday in the brave souls that have Thomas Nolan, where seen on his fire helmet. June, local fire depart- given themselves in the White talked about his “They caught me totally ments honor and remem- various forms of sacrifice wishes to serve as a Sau- by surprise,” Shea said. ber those who have come for the betterment of oth- gus firefighter after his “It’s enough of an honor before them on Firefighter ers.” service. just to have worked with Memorial Day. The ceremony included a “That kind of dedication these guys, all the memo- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE The scene was no differ- performance by the North to one’s country and then ries I have, it’s humbling Lynn fire Captain Robert McIntosh at the 100th ent in Saugus as firefight- Shore Pipe Band, presen- to one’s town is what Lar- and I appreciate it very annual Lynn firefighters Relief Association me- ers donned their uniforms tation of a commemorative ry’s life was all about,” much.” morial at Pine Grove Cemetery. and local community wreath, and the reading Newbury said. Chief Newbury closed members gathered to pay of each fallen firefighter’s “I’m proud to stand out his speech with a respects to fallen depart- name from the depart- here today and call him a poem that he said fit well ment members. ments past, followed by friend. I remember a de- with the memory of White Lynn honors “We gather with pride the ringing of a bell. voted father. I remember and with the day itself. on the second Sunday in Since last year’s cer- a devoted stepfather and “Our job is to save lives. June to reflect on the lives emony, the department I remember him a proud As many lives as we can at and efforts of those who lost one retired firefighter, husband,” he said. “Not the cost of our own lives if firefighters in have served this commu- Larry White, who joined only was he a friend, but need be. There is no par- nity as firefighters,” said the department in 1968. he became a friend of the ticular logic to the math- firefighter Anthony Arone Chief Michael Newbury fire department.” ematics and damn little 100th memorial of the Saugus Firefight- took extra time to honor The Saugus Fire ended glory,” he read. “But there ers Relief Association. White. the ceremony by honor- is tradition and there is FIREFIGHTERS al that he attended was “This day, no matter how Newbury read a letter ing former Deputy Fire honor and that is enough.” From A1 for John Nestor, who was appointed to the depart- that added a walkway ment in 1950 and retired and four benches near in 1975. Nestor died in the monument, which was 1978 at age 52. dedicated in 1918. The McDonald said the first walkway was dedicated active duty member to die this year, Lopez said. and be buried in the Fire- All of the work was paid fighter’s Lot during his 40- for through fundraising, year career in Lynn was and was done by Lynn fire- Firefighter James Mans- fighters who volunteered field, who was appointed Swampscott their time, Lopez said. to the department in 1968 Summer Theater Since the last memorial and died in 1980 six days counselors Lucy service, six retired fire- after his 47th birthday. fighters have died — Dis- Naughton and The retired chief recalled Tenley Seidel trict Chief Richard Fitz- two losses that were sig- with scenery gerald and Firefighters nificant to him in 2000 — Robert Hultgren, Robert District Chief Robert Jones, created for this Campbell, Frank Bren- who was one of his greatest summer’s show, nick, Raymond Brackett mentors, died at the age of The Lion King and Richard Love. Their 74. Jones was appointed in Kids. names were read during 1951 and retired in 1980. Sunday’s service, followed That same year, he said COURTESY PHOTO by a sounding of the last active duty Firefighter alarm, a bell ringing that John Weeks died of oc- is done in honor of depart- cupational cancer at 44 Summer Theater returning to town ed firefighters. years old. McDonald said In response to Archer, he worked with Weeks at SWAMPSCOTT — Sum- gram runs three days a the high school auditorium. kids from Swampscott Mayor Thomas M. Mc- Broadway firehouse when mer Theater, a musical week beginning July 3. The program is an op- and surrounding commu- Gee said the community he was assigned as cap- theater program for kids This year’s program will portunity for kids to act, nities. was on hand to thank the tain of Rescue Company 1. entering grades three culminate in a performance sing, dance, and do proj- For more information, members of Lynn Fire De- McDonald said he un- through nine, will re- of The Lion King Kids, ects involving costumes contact Director Jim partment for their service, derstands that the losses turn to Swampscott High based on the Disney film, and scenery. Summer Pearse at pearse@swamp- along with the ability of of those firefighters he School. The five-week pro- on August 2 at 11:30 a.m. in Theater is available to scott.k12.ma.us. “this brotherhood to come highlighted are not any together and remember more significant than all those that served togeth- the firefighters honored Neighborhood meeting for proposed er to make this city a safe on Sunday. place every single day.” “For a vast majority of “I’m honored to be here us, there is a strong level of with all of you reflecting humility that we possess Munroe Street project on Wednesday on those specifically who that is part of being a fire- lay before us and just as fighter,” McDonald said. By Paul Halloran community,” said Chak- The $90 million devel- Cowdell noted that the importantly, those who put “It has been stated that FOR THE ITEM outis. “We have an active opment is in compliance property currently brings their lives on the line ev- we live by a fundamental neighborhood group in the with existing zoning laws in approximately $3,000 ery day to make sure that LYNN — Ward 5 City principle that binds us all downtown and I’m anx- and does not need a special in annual taxes. The to- we’re all safe,” McGee said. Councilor Dianna Chak- as human beings, that we ious to get their feedback.” permit, according to James tal amount of taxes paid Former Fire Chief James outis will host a neigh- are our brothers’ and sis- The Z-shaped build- Cowdell, EDIC/Lynn exec- over the seven years of the McDonald, who retired borhood meeting to give ters’ keepers, that we look ing would include 108 utive director. A tax incen- tax incentive plan would in January, was the day’s people the opportunity to out for one another, and one-bedroom units, 45 tive plan will be brought be almost $5 million. The guest speaker. During his ask questions and offer that there is something one-bedroom units with before the City Council for projected annual tax reve- speech, he highlighted feedback on a proposed bigger than each of us den and 36 two-bedroom approval this summer. nue starting in FY 2027 is some of the 100-year his- 10-story building on Mun- individually to which we units. It would also fea- The Housing Develop- $1.35 million. tory of the Firefighters’ roe Street that would in- must always be true.” ture 30,000 square feet of ment Incentive Program “This is an historic proj- Lot, along with losses that clude 189 apartments and Those are the kind of indi- amenities, including a fit- (HDIP), authorized by the ect for the downtown,” have impacted him. up to 20,000 square feet of Cowdell said. viduals that were honored ness center, golf simulator, state, provides Gateway McDonald echoed Archer commercial space. The Procopio Companies on Sunday, he said, along theater space and 24-hour Cities with a tool to de- in recalling the first fire- The meeting is open built the 42-unit Needhams with those members who concierge. The plans call velop market rate housing fighter to be buried in the to the public and will be Landing on the Saugus are gone, but not interred for a restaurant and other while increasing residen- Firefighter’s Lot as George Wednesday at 6 p.m. in River in 2016 and currently in the Firefighter’s Lot. He commercial development tial growth, expanding Hill, of Engine Co. 1, who the community room at has the 100-unit Ironwood said it was also important on the first floor, with a diversity of housing stock, was born in 1854 and died the Lynn Housing Author- development under con- to pay tribute to the fami- groundbreaking sched- supporting economic de- in 1918 at 64 years old. ity & Neighborhood Devel- struction on Fairmont Ave- lies of those lost, as “all of uled for either late 2018 or velopment, and promoting The most recent burial opment, 10 Church St. nue in West Lynn. was last November — Fire- us are united by a bond of The Procopio Compa- early 2019. neighborhood stabiliza- fighter Robert Campbell, a strength and sacrifice.” nies is proposing a 10-sto- Developers Mike and tion in designated areas. World War II U.S. Marine “Few people understand ry building that will also Kevin Procopio, from the Under the plan negoti- LAW OFFICES OF Corps veteran, spent 32 they are extraordinary, include 46 underground Saugus-based company, ated with the developers, JAMES J. CARRIGAN ordinary people, but none years with the Lynn Fire parking spaces and a roof will attend the meeting. the commercial portion • Social Security Disability Department on Jan. 3, are stronger because of terrace. The land, current- Mike Procopio said the of the project would be • Workers Compensation 1948 and retired on Jan. the nature of who we are ly owned by the Hall Com- development hopes to at- taxed fully from the begin- • Accidents 28, 1980. He died last No- and what we do,” McDon- pany, sits between Munroe tract young professionals ning, while the residential 25 years located across from Lynn District Court vember at age 93. He was ald said. and Oxford Streets and is who may be priced out of portion would be taxed the first recipient of the open space, part of which the market in Boston. He starting at a rate of 15 15 Johnson St. department’s firefighter of Gayla Cawley can be is used as a community said he expects the Mun- percent of assessed value 781-596-0100 the year award in 1979. reached at gcawley@item- garden. roe Street units to have in FY 2020 and increas- JAMES J. CARRIGAN live.com. Follow her on ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN McDonald said the first “I look forward to pre- average monthly rents in ing yearly until it reaches RONALD D. MALLOY retired firefighter’s funer- Twitter @GaylaCawley. senting this project to the the mid-to-upper $2,000s. 100 percent in FY 2027. www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 OPINION CAL THOMAS HOW TO REACH US

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M H. S John M. Gilberg Lessons for the Chief Executive O cer E C  J. Edward M. Grant Advertising Director T  J  Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton Trump-Kim summit Chief Financial O cer Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Chairman The unprecedented, his- the summit after some of has smuggled military Customer Service PŽ toric and weird summit Kim’s associates threat- systems to its terrorist Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 (Dennis Rodman might be ened the United States, is network in Bahrain.” Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 there) between President likely what led to a quick It is why Ronald Rea- All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Trump and North Korea’s re-scheduling of the event. gan’s slogan (and more 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Kim Jong Un, scheduled Trump lawyer Rudy Gi- than a slogan) “peace Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 to begin Tuesday, if there uliani demonstrated his through strength” worked Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 are no surprises, could gift for overstatement and why peace through Classifi ed Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 produce the denucleariza- when he said Kim got appeasement never does. tion of the Korean Penin- “back on his hands and Iran behaves as if the John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Subscriptions sula, or just more of the knees” begging for the nuclear agreement with [email protected] same lies and dissembling get-together, but with the U.S. gave it a green Circulation from North Korea we have some hubris modification light to step up their sup- [email protected] seen before. he has a point. port of terrorism. They are These days, world events What has perceived already tops in that cate- Ext. 3 do not occur in a vacuum. weakness in both the gory. Newsroom Former Israeli diplomat Clinton and Obama ad- Ettinger concludes his [email protected] Yoram Ettinger advises ministrations produced? analysis with this: “Since [email protected] EDITORIAL President Trump to see an Ettinger, who remembers July 2015, the Ayatollahs Ext. 4 interconnection between a more than these admin- have bolstered their mili- Sports potential deal with North istrations would like us tary assistance to the an- [email protected] Korea and the flawed nu- to forget, writes: “Since ti-Saudi Houthi (mostly clear deal with Iran made the July 2015 Joint Com- Shia’) rebels in Yemen. Ext. 5 The court of by the Obama administra- prehensive Plan of Action They consider Yemen — Retail and Online tion. (the Iran Nuclear Agree- Saudi Arabia’s southern Advertising On his blog “The Etting- ment), the Ayatollahs neighbor — a platform to [email protected] er Report,” he writes: “… have radicalized and in- launch missiles into Saudi common sense the overall conduct of both tensified their military in- Arabia, in an attempt to ADVERTISING rogue regimes — as far as volvement in Iraq, Syria, destabilize and topple the Ernie Carpenter Jr. The great news is Swampscott’s White Court is abandoning or advancing Lebanon and Yemen, as House of Saud. Simultane- Director of Advertising poised to start a new chapter in its 122-year-old nuclearization, ending or well as their subversive ously, the Ayatollahs have and Business Development, ext. 1355 history as the historically-preserved location for 18 expanding terrorism, sub- and terrorist operations, expanded their incitement [email protected] oceanfront condominiums. version and ballistic ca- aiming to topple all pro- of — and subversive ini- Michele Iannaco The even greater news is that the Swampscott His- pabilities — has been im- U.S. Arab regimes in the tiatives in — the oil-rich, Sales Representative, ext. 1315 torical Commission exercised the flexibility and com- mensely impacted by the Persian Gulf, the Arabian Shia’-dominated regions [email protected] mon sense required to make White Court’s new lease U.S. negotiation posture. Peninsula (primarily Sau- of Al Hassa’ and Qatif in Ralph Mitchell on life possible. Thus, the less assertive di Arabia and Bahrain), the eastern part of Saudi Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Commissioners voted last Tuesday night to reduce a and more eager is the U.S., Jordan and Egypt, as well Arabia.” [email protected] nine-month White Court demolition delay to 90 days. and the more reluctant it as multitude of pro-West- One hopes President Patricia Whalen The decision opens up a whole range of positive possibili- is to use the military op- ern regimes in Asia and Trump has done at least Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ties for the historic structure and former home of Marian tion, the less deterred and Africa, and entrenching a quick study of history [email protected] College, and it represents the type of relationship histor- the more radicalized are their anti-U.S. presence in — past and more recent ical commissions and developers should enjoy. Iran and North Korea.” Latin America.” — and is learning that BUSINESS OFFICE Centercorp principals Andrew Rose and Mark Kla- He goes on to make a Furthermore, he notes, only strength deters dicta- Susan J. Conti man, and Nick Meninno and Bruce Paradise -- all point that should be ob- “Since July 2015, The tors from their ambitious Controller, ext. 1288 Swampscott residents -- can now move ahead with vious from even a curso- Shia’ Ayatollahs have es- goals. Any agreement [email protected] their plan to dismantle White Court and reconstruct ry study of history, which calated their subversive with North Korea should Ted Grant it as a replica of the original mansion, including pre- is that dictators look for efforts to annex the Sau- be treated with the same Publisher, ext. 1234 serving historical items. weaknesses in their ad- di-supported island of skepticism one would [email protected] The work can start in September with an estimat- versaries and exploit what Bahrain, which they con- have when dealing with ed 20-month project duration. Ninety days gives the Marian Kinney they find. That Presi- sider an Iranian province, Satan himself. ext. 1212 development team and the Commission time to prop- dent Trump demonstrat- where a 70 percent Shia’ [email protected] erly document in detail White Court’s distinct archi- Readers may email Cal ed strength and resolve majority is ruled by the Will Kraft tecture and preserve it. when he wrote Kim a Sunni House of Khalifa. Thomas at tcaeditors@ That is a plan that makes common sense and if any- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 letter, initially canceling In the process, Teheran tribpub.com. [email protected] one needed additional proof of the basic soundness of the plan, they only needed to look to the unanimous Jennifer Perez approval for the project by the town Zoning Board of ext. 1205 [email protected] Appeals last week. Historical commissions and developers are too often Mike Shanahan cast, or end up being opponents in a battle that rarely Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 has a victor. Faced with strong opposition or absurd [email protected] delays, developers withdraw proposals for a project Carolina Trujillo and move on to their next venture. Their departure Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 leaves owners of the property slated for development [email protected] with an expensive asset they cannot maintain. Even- Jim Wilson tually the property falls into disrepair beyond any Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 hope of salvage and the community where the proper- [email protected] ty is located loses a piece of its property tax base. CIRCULATION But thanks to committed local developers and open-minded and flexible town officials, White Court Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 will live on as a Swampscott treasure repurposed to [email protected] provide beautiful homes while reflecting part of the town’s history. CLASSIFIED So exactly how did a nine-month delay into a 90- Abbe Young Smith day delay? The simple answer is people sat down and Manager, ext. 1276 talked. Meninno, speaking for the development team, [email protected] credited attorney Ken Shutzer with mediating dis- cussions between the Commission and developers to NEWSROOM bring about a compromise. Bill Brotherton “It was a real positive dialogue … ,” he said. Features Editor ext. 1338 Commission Sylvia Belkin called “ ...the opportuni- [email protected] ty to mediate … absolutely the thing to do.” Gayla Cawley White Court the condominium site will not be the Reporter, ext. 1236 White Court that was once a religious order’s home, a [email protected] presidential summer retreat and a small college. But it Cheryl Charles will be a property embodying a piece of Swampscott his- News Editor, ext. 1278 tory for future generations. [email protected] Bella diGrazia Reporter, ext. 1317 THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS [email protected] Thomas Grillo Reporter, ext. 1264 Trump’s trade policies make it harder for [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] companies to invest in American jobs Thor Jourgensen Editorial Director, ext. 1267 We’re not much of a fan of that fa- and Mexico. long-term trade agreements give trading blocs without such risk, [email protected] mous line on General Motors that And until last week, companies American workers a better oppor- even if that means cutting Ameri- Steve Krause “What’s good for GM is good for thought they could count on mov- tunity to beat foreign competitors. can jobs in the process. And there Sports Editor, ext. 1229 America.” It’s a little too cheeky for ing goods across NAFTA borders Threatening to upend trade are an estimated 156,000 jobs in [email protected] us. But there is a ring of truth em- without facing tariffs on such agreements puts that at risk. Texas alone tied to NAFTA. Harold Rivera bedded in it, and it’s that a thriving things as steel and aluminum. Companies will delay or cancel The same is true in regard to Sports Reporter, ext. 1238 [email protected] economy is good for this country. The result has been a boon for plans to build out supply chains trade arrangements with the Eu- So we are growing more than a Texas and the United States, as in places where tariffs could sud- ropean Union, Japan and other Owen O’Rourke little concerned about the Donald well as Mexico and Canada. In denly be imposed. allies. And beyond the business Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] Trump administration’s panache many cases, parts cross the border So the Trump administration’s investment, tariffs will hit Amer- for inserting uncertainty into several times as products — in- new tariffs on NAFTA partners ican wallets. Roberto Scalese business decisions that could de- cluding automobiles, airplanes and as well as its goal of adding a sun- For example, 90 percent of the Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 termine the fate of American jobs a wide range of other goods — are set provision to NAFTA nearly [email protected] steel Plano-based Toyota North tied to trade. fitted out with specialized compo- guarantees that fewer companies Mark Sutherland Here is what is happening: nents. In some cases, an item might will allow their supply chains to America uses comes from the United States. Nonetheless, Toyo- Creative Director Companies make investments cross borders seven times before it straddle North American bor- [email protected] based on their predictions for the reaches the consumer market. ders. Why invest now if there is a ta estimates that tariffs could add future. Since the 1990s, for com- The benefit is that companies hard-to-quantify risk of new tar- hundreds of dollars to the price of Anne Marie Tobin panies interested in the United can become more globally com- iffs being imposed? each new car it sells in the U.S. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 States that future has featured petitive even while the United Instead, companies will likely Amid the uncertainty that [email protected] a North American Free Trade States preserves or enhances the move production to other coun- Trump’s trade policies create, this Bridget Turcotte Agreement that enabled them niche areas of production where tries with low tariffs that are less much should be clear: Trump’s Reporter, ext. 1269 to build efficient supply chains it maintains competitive advan- of a lightning rod in American tariffs will also hit American [email protected] across the United States, Canada, tages. In other words, over the politics. Or they could just shift to workers. 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By Rob Gillies, day with North Korea's Ken Thomas Kim Jong Un. Kudlow and Catherine Lucey suggested Trump saw ASSOCIATED PRESS Trudeau as trying to weak- en his hand before that QUEBEC CITY — Bash- meeting, saying the presi- ing the leader of one of dent won't "let a Canadian America's venerable al- lies, the White House es- prime minister push him calated its trade tirade around. ... Kim must not and leveled more wither- see American weakness." ing and unprecedented Just as the Trudeau-host- criticism Sunday against ed Group of Seven meet- Canada's prime minister, ing of the world's leading branding Justin Trudeau industrialized nations a back-stabber unwor- had seemed to weather thy of President Donald Trump's threats of a trade Trump's time. war, the president backed "There's a special place out of the group's joint in hell for any foreign statement that Trudeau leader that engages in bad said all the leaders had come together to sign. faith diplomacy with Pres- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ident Donald J. Trump Trump called Trudeau and then tries to stab him "dishonest & weak" after Tanner Carlson, a 19-year-old college student, in the back on the way out Trudeau said at a news calls the state’s lack of voter registration “a the door," Trump trade ad- conference that Canada point of pride” and “one less hoop to jump viser Peter Navarro said would retaliate for new through.” in an interview nationally U.S. tariffs. broadcast in the United Trudeau didn't respond States. PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS to questions about Trump No voter registration Canada's foreign min- when the prime minister ister, Chrystia Freeland, Trudeau didn’t respond to questions about arrived at a Quebec City said her country "does Trump when the prime minister arrived at a hotel Sunday for meetings is a point of unease, not conduct its diplomacy Quebec City hotel Sunday for meetings with with other world leaders, through ad hominem at- other world leaders. though Freeland later told pride in North Dakota tacks." reporters that "we don't The verbal volleys by Kudlow, picked up where tweets from Air Force One think that's a useful or By James and allow their paradigms Navarro and Trump's top Trump left off Saturday en route to Singapore for productive way to do busi- Macpherson to shift, I think they would economic adviser, Larry evening with a series of his nuclear summit Tues- ness." ASSOCIATED PRESS say North Dakota has it right," Deputy Secretary BISMARCK, N.D. — of State Jim Silrum said. John Erickson breezed "There are no pre-election Bourdain’s death means loss of into downtown Bismarck's hoops to jump through government building, and no extra burdens that flashed his ID and picked have been put in place." a voice for immigrant workers up a primary ballot. Proponents say the A few minutes later, the state's unusual system early voting ballot com- is no more vulnerable to By Terry Tang attitudes" toward immi- plete, Erickson traded ASSOCIATED PRESS gration. fraud or abuse than those pleasantries with friends requiring a registration "Some, of course, like to and familiar poll workers Anthony Bourdain's cu- claim that Mexicans are process. North Dakota and headed back to tend linary passions went far stealing American jobs," does require a valid ID to the cows and crops on his beyond the cuisine he put Bourdain said in 2014. vote. farm north of the state's on a plate. He also was "But in two decades as a Only one accusation of capital city. committed to the immi- chef and employer, I nev- fraud — a man charged grant workers who toil er had one American kid Erickson, 86, the proud with voting in two coun- in his and other kitchens walk in my door and apply non-owner of neither a ties in the 2016 election throughout the restaurant for a dishwashing job, a television nor computer, — has been prosecuted in industry. porter's position or even a relishes the fact that he the past several decades, Bourdain, who died Fri- job as prep cook." has never had to register Silrum said. day in France in an ap- During the 2016 pres- to vote in his native state. In Fargo's Cass Coun- parent suicide at age 61, idential campaign sea- "I like life simple," he ty — by far the state's was an outspoken critic of son, Bourdain slammed said. most populous — Auditor President Donald Trump's Trump's promises to de- In an era when hacking Mike Montplaisir is a fan immigration policies and a port immigrants in the has raised concerns about of the casual system. Vot- fierce defender of Hispanic U.S. illegally and build a the security of America's er registration, he said, workers. wall along the Mexican elections and President "puts another roadblock The chef, global traveler border. Donald Trump rages between the voter and the and author, whose popu- "If Mr. Trump deports 11 about voter fraud, North ballot box, and we don't larity grew with his CNN million people or whatev- Dakota stands out as the see an advantage to it." series "Parts Unknown," er he's talking about right only state that doesn't re- Such a system has a bet- often was the first to tip now, every restaurant quire voter registration. ter chance of working in a his hat to his employees in America would shut Residents and most state place like North Dakota, from Central America or down," Bourdain said in and local election officials among the least-populat- Mexico. He promoted his an interview with Siri- say the low-tech system in ed states in the nation. It Mexican-born sous chef, usXM radio. use for Tuesday's primary, has about 755,000 people, the late Carlos Llaguno Trump has said the wall as it has been for genera- slightly more than Se- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Garcia, to run two of his is needed to keep immi- tions, works just fine. attle, and would be just New York restaurants grants and drugs out of "Honestly, if other states the fifth-largest city in Bourdain was found dead in his hotel room in and complained loudly the U.S. and his policies were to look at what we do California. France, while working on his CNN series on about the United States' are designed to keep the culinary traditions around the world. "ridiculously hypocritical country safe. Cuba releases details Southern Baptists jolted by #MeToo of the health incident movement ahead of a key gathering involving a US official By Michael referred to one official. By David Crary the gathering. However, Weissenstein The two individuals are ASSOCIATED PRESS Patterson withdrew from ASSOCIATED PRESS considered "potentially that role Friday, heeding new cases" but have not The Southern Baptists HAVANA — Cuba re- a request from Gaines and yet been "medically con- are facing their own #Me- leased details Sunday other leaders. firmed," a State Depart- Too crisis as the biggest Patterson was recently on the latest mysterious Protestant denomination ment official said. Two dismissed as president health incident involv- in the U.S. heads into other officials said the of Southwestern Baptist ing a U.S. diplomat in the its annual meeting next individuals have been Theological Seminary in country, saying that Cu- week. brought for testing to the Texas because of his re- ban officials learned of the A series of sexual mis- University of Pennsylva- sponse to two rape allega- episode late last month conduct cases has prompt- nia, where doctors have tions made years apart by when the U.S. said that ed the Southern Baptist an embassy official felt ill been evaluating, treating students. Convention's socially con- after hearing "undefined and studying Americans In a 2015 case, according servative, all-male leader- sounds" in her home in affected in Cuba last year to the seminary's board ship to seek forgiveness for Havana. as well as almost 10 new chairman, Patterson told the ill treatment of women Cuba said in a statement possible cases from a U.S. and vow to combat it. Hop- a campus security official released by its Foreign consulate in China. ing for more than rhetoric, that he wanted to meet Ministry that U.S. officials The officials weren't au- women and some male al- alone with a student who reported on May 29 that thorized to comment pub- lies plan a protest rally in had reported being raped, a female embassy official licly and requested ano- Dallas when the two-day to "break her down." had reported experiencing nymity. meeting opens on Tuesday. Patterson also was ac- "health symptoms" after If confirmed by doctors "The past two months cused of making improper hearing the sounds in her to have the same condi- have been tough for our remarks about a teenage home two days earlier. tion, the two individuals convention," SBC Presi- girl's body and contend- Cuba said it sent inves- would mark the 25th and dent Steve Gaines wrote ing that abused women tigators to the home who 26th confirmed patients this week. "I believe God should almost always stay found no potential source of from the bizarre incidents has allowed all of this to with their husbands. a sound and were not grant- in Cuba that were first happen to drive us to our Baptist Press, the SBC's ed access to the official. disclosed last year and knees." official news service, has U.S. officials said Fri- have been deemed "spe- Illustrating the SBC's reported on other cases, day that they had pulled cific attacks" by the U.S. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS predicament, the central including the resignations two workers from Cuba government. The United figure in the most prom- of one seminary professor and were testing them States has said it doesn't Illustrating the SBC’s predicament, the fea- inent of the #MeToo cas- who acknowledged "a per- for possible brain injury. know who is behind it, tured sermon at next week’s meeting was sched- es, Paige Patterson, had sonal moral failing" and There was no immediate but has argued Cuba is uled to be delivered by Paige Patterson, who been scheduled to deliver another who cited "person- explanation of why the responsible for protecting withdrew from that role. the featured sermon at al and spiritual issues." Cuban statement only all diplomats on its soil. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 2:40 p.m. Saturday at 29 of 34 Endicott St., Lynn, was larly arrests, reflect police records. In Neptune Blvd.; at 5:20 p.m. arrested and charged with OUI the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Saturday at 42 W Baltimore liquor and marked lanes viola- it is the sole responsibility of the con- St.; at 6:58 p.m. Saturday at tion at 10:37 p.m. Saturday. Antojitos Restaurant at 180 Therese Sloan-Dean, 55, of cerned party to contact the relevant Union St. 403 Meridian St., Boston, was police department and have the de- arrested on warrants at 9:59 partment issue a notice of correction Vandalism p.m. Friday. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- A report of motor vehicle ifications will not be made without Accidents vandalism at 10:46 a.m. Fri- express notice of change from the day at 57 Richardson Road; A report of a motor vehicle arresting police department. at 11:42 a.m. Saturday at 20 accident at 3:25 p.m. Satur- Bennett Circle. day at Centennial Drive and LYNN A report of vandalism at Route 128 South; at 4:08 p.m. 10:01 p.m. Saturday at 23 Saturday at Centennial Drive Arrests South Elm St.; at 11:48 p.m. Overpass; at 6:11 p.m. Satur- James Blood, 35, of 11 Lyn- Saturday at 1 Kingsley Terrace. day at Party City at 300 Ando- nfield St., was arrested and ver St.; at 9:33 p.m. Saturday charged with nighttime break- MARBLEHEAD at 136 Main St. and 8 Caller FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing and entering for a felony at St.; at 11:06 a.m. Sunday at The conflict between Patriot Prayer and the so-called “antifa” has dom- 3:12 a.m. Saturday. Accidents 708 Lowell St. inated the landscape at marches and rallies in Portland, Ore., in recent Brandon Cancino, 25, of A report of a motor vehicle months, creating turmoil and soul-searching in the city. A report of a car into a tree hit and run accident at 4:56 454 Chatham St., was arrest- at 11:01 p.m. Saturday at ed and charged with disguise a.m. Sunday at 16 Elm St. A Atlantic Avenue and Beach car struck a tree and police to obstruct justice, motor vehi- Street. The driver refused med- cle operator refuses to identify found the vehicle unoccupied. Violent protests draw ical treatment and was taken Once the driver is identified self, OUI liquor, OUI drugs, al- home. cohol from an open container and the investigation is com- plete, charges may be filed. in a motor vehicle, possession Complaints attention to Oregon of an open container of pot in Complaints a motor vehicle, operation of a Someone reportedly stole a By Gillian Flaccus land's founders and fallen free speech had turned so motor vehicle with a suspend- planter at 9:02 a.m. Friday on Young children reportedly ASSOCIATED PRESS World War II soldiers. violent. ed license, negligent operation Marion Road Extension. A call- threw a rock through the back Videos from the conflict Protesters here tradi- er reported she had a potted PORTLAND, Ore. — on social media show one tionally have demonstrat- of a motor vehicle, trash/litter, window of a car at 5:29 p.m. Viral videos of bloody disorderly conduct and threat plant in front of her house and man being knocked to the ed together for their caus- Friday 58 Veterans Memorial skirmishes between right- ground and kicked repeat- es. But over the past year to commit crime at 4:14 a.m. that morning, found someone Drive. Police reported it was wing activists and self-de- had dumped the dirt on her edly as he covers his head a different type of political Sunday. an accident and plans will be scribed anti-fascists have with his hands. In another, activism has shattered the Steven Lurvey, 52, of 12 lawn and took the planter. made for reimbursement. drawn national attention a man lying on the ground unanimity normally seen Coolidge Road, was arrested Someone reported their mail A report of gunshots at 8:40 to Portland, Ore. — a city is dragged away from a among demonstrators, said and charged with OUI liquor was stolen at 11:14 a.m. Fri- p.m. Friday at Northeast Nurs- of storied political activ- group of attackers, his longtime Portland resi- and negligent operation of a day on Smith Street. ism that has struggled to face bloodied. In a third, dent Jon Baldivieso. ery on Lowell Street. Police keep the peace at dueling motor vehicle at 11:06 p.m. A report of a young female couldn’t locate anything and two men — including one "It obscures better forms Saturday. on the side of the road at 5:42 rallies illustrating a mi- wearing homemade body of political speech," he reported everything appeared crocosm of the nation's po- Patrick McGough, 38, of 1 p.m. Friday at West Shore Drive armor — take swings at a said. "It feels different to be in order. litical division. third man who is backed when protests are more Ashton Square, was arrested and Bayview Road. A caller A report of a disturbance at Tensions erupted most against a wall with his one-sided and not skir- reported a young female was and charged with two counts 9:59 p.m. Friday at Plaza Motel recently this month when arms raised. mishes between ideologi- of drug possession with intent kneeling on the side of the at 125 Newbury St. Front desk members of the so-called Police made four arrests cal factions. ...I've got very to distribute, Class B drug pos- road and had been there for reported that the residents in "antifa" movement showed June 3 in and around the low patience for physical quite awhile. The caller was session, Class C drug posses- one of the rooms called and up at a march organized parks, which have be- confrontation." concerned as the female ap- by a right-wing group sion and larceny from person stated they had guns and were come gathering places What is happening could peared to be between 12 to called Patriot Prayer. for dissent in this liber- be an expression of a deep at 8:56 p.m. Friday. going to kill each other. Two 15 years old. The caller later As police tried to keep al city already known for sensitivity to a dark chap- people were taken to Union reported it may not actually be order, fist fights broke out near-weekly protests. ter of the city's history Accidents Hospital. Therese Sloan-Dean, a young female in distress. in a string of downtown And in this city that pa- that's bubbling up as the 55, of 403 Meridian St., Bos- parks fringed with as- tiently waits out traffic rest of the country, too, A report of a motor vehicle A report of suspicious activi- ton, was arrested on warrants; pen trees and dotted with jams caused by protests, becomes more politically accident at 12:14 p.m. Friday ty at 6:26 p.m. Friday on Cen- at 1:49 a.m. Saturday at 13 plaques honoring Port- residents wondered how polarized. at 130 Neptune Blvd.; at 1:28 tral Street. A woman reported Tanners Court. A caller report- p.m. Friday at 35 Boston St.; hearing a noise outside and ed an out-of-control 16-year- at 1:38 p.m. Friday at South saw a young man dragging a old who grabbed a knife and and Summer streets; at 4:56 television down the street. He was screaming. The juvenile p.m. Friday at 74 Western reportedly left it behind and was taken to North Shore Chil- Ave.; at 5:02 p.m. Friday at took off. Police reported there dren’s Hospital. Lynnfield Street and Tuscan was large TV on the side of A report of suspicious activ- Road; at 11:15 p.m. Friday at the road, along with a vacuum ity at 10:23 a.m. Saturday at Broad and Exchange streets; cleaner and other stuff. Atlantic Ambulance at 90 Fos- at 11:11 a.m. Saturday at A report of loud construc- ter St. A man reportedly urinat- 810 Lynnway; at 11:35 a.m. tion at 6:46 a.m. Saturday on ed in the building; at 7:23 p.m. Saturday at 51 Essex St.; at Doane Street. A caller report- Saturday at 48 Prospect St. 3:01 p.m. Saturday at Broad ed her neighbor has started and 2 Essex Lane. Two youths and Newhall streets; at 5:57 loud construction. Another were reportedly destroying a p.m. Saturday at Bay View Av- caller reported “this guy from bicycle. enue and Hollingsworth Street; Manchester comes here and at 10:42 p.m. Saturday at 18 fires up his equipment every Overdose Western Ave.; at 3:22 a.m. Sunday and every morning he Sunday at 180 Chatham St.; can.” The caller didn’t want to A report of an overdose at PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at 9:57 a.m. Sunday at 358 speak directly with the man 8:13 p.m. Friday on Lake Shore Broadway. because he felt “it would esca- Drive. The person was taken to A helicopter is removed from the Fox River in Oshkosh, Wis., on A report of a motor vehicle late things.” Salem Hospital; at 2:55 a.m. Saturday. Witness Gary Lemiesz said the aircraft struck the wires and accident with personal injury A report of a speeding green Saturday on Regal Terrace. An part of the propeller broke off, after which “it hit hard and sunk.” at 1:48 p.m. Friday at 93 Eu- Subaru at 8:14 a.m. Saturday overdose in a car was reported. clid Ave.; at 3:33 p.m. Friday at Village Street and Willow The person was taken to Lahey at 480 Lynnway; at 8:38 p.m. Road. A caller reported he was Clinic; at 1:44 a.m. Sunday on Friday at 310 Lynnfield St.; at Helicopter crashes into walking with his daughter and Gardner Street. An overdose in 11:29 p.m. Friday at 168 Eu- dog when a green Subaru sped a car was reported. The person clid Ave. by — they had to pull the dog was taken to Salem Hospital. A report of a motor vehicle Wisconsin river, kills 1 to keep it from being run over. hit and run accident at 12 a.m. The caller said he asked the Theft Saturday at 41 Sagamore St.; OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) urday evening. A photo- The crash happened on a driver nicely to slow down only — A helicopter hit power graph showed the frame busy weekend in the city. at 6:34 p.m. Saturday at Aus- to have the driver give a reac- A report of a larceny at 8:35 lines and plunged into the collapsed and the tail bro- Increased boat traffic for tin Square and Boston Street; tion like “FU, call whoever you p.m. Friday at 22 Walsh Ave. Fox River in eastern Wis- ken. an annual charity poker at 1:21 a.m. Sunday at 2 Rog- want. I know people.” A possible theft of a package consin Saturday, killing The Oshkosh Northwest- run — a poker tourna- ers Ave. A man was concerned his was reported; at 9:43 p.m. one man. ern later reported that the ment that includes vari- neighbor was using a torch to Friday at Big Y at 637 Lowell The Winnebago County Winnebago County Coro- ous stops on the water — Sheriff's Office says the he- ner's office confirmed one had to re-routed from the Breaking and Entering kill his weeds at 1:18 p.m. Sat- St. A woman’s wallet was sto- len; at 1:36 p.m. Saturday at licopter went down near the man died in the crash. His area. In addition, officials A report of a motor vehicle urday on Pleasant Street. Northshore Mall at 210N An- Wisconsin Street Bridge in name was not released. for a walleye tournament breaking and entering at 1:04 Oshkosh, 94 miles north of Gary Lemiesz, of Osh- had to change their weigh- dover St. A stolen wallet was p.m. Friday at 39 Baker St. Theft Milwaukee after it hit the kosh, said that he watched in destination. reported. A report of a breaking and electrical wires. as helicopter flew east over Boat traffic on the river A report of a larceny/forg- Winnebago County the Fox River before turn- near the crash site was entering at 7:52 a.m. Sunday ery/fraud at 5:25 p.m. Friday Vandalism at 77 Green St. Sheriff's Capt. Lara Ven- ing back and flying west. stopped for hours while on Pilgrim Road. Someone dola-Messer said spe- He said it struck the wires authorities carried out the reported he was the victim of A report of vandalism at cial equipment had to be and part of the propeller search. Overdose fraud. 1:37 a.m. Saturday at 87 Endi- brought in by Wisconsin broke off, after which "it It is the second helicop- cott St. A caller reported one of A report of an overdose at Public Service to help re- hit hard and sunk." ter crash in Wisconsin this his tires was slashed. Denyce move the electrical lines Oshkosh Fire Dept. As- year. Three people died in 1:38 p.m. Friday on Carter PEABODY Boggs, 56, of 28 North Warren from the water. Divers sistant Chief John Ziemer April when a medical he- Road; at 8:30 p.m. Friday on St., Woburn, was summoned then entered the water said boats did a surface licopter crashed near Ha- Washington Street; at 1:25 Arrests for malicious destruction of and the helicopter was search but did not find zelhurst, in the northern a.m. Saturday on Essex Street. lifted to the surface Sat- anyone in the water. part of the state. Jonathan R. Diroberto, 28, property; at 8:31 a.m. Sun- Theft of 22 Endicott St., Apt. 2, was day at 25 Farm Ave. Tires were arrested on a warrant at 6:38 slashed; at 9:32 a.m. Sunday Dozens arrested outside home of A report of a larceny at 2:56 p.m. Saturday. at 15 Kittredge St. A broken p.m. Friday at 156 Boston St.; Nikolaos G. Iliopulos, 51, window was reported. HHS chief Azar in Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) several times they would HHS approval for more Patrick A. Lee Attorney at Law Subscribe to — Police say 26 demon- be arrested if they did not than two years that would strators, some in wheel- leave the property. He says ban shock therapy at the Immigration • Divorce • Wills • Child Support chairs, have been arrested Azar wasn't home at the Judge Rotenberg Center Landlord Tennant • Civil Litigation home delivery for trespassing outside time of the protest Sunday in Canton, Mass. and get free access the Indianapolis home of morning. An HHS spokeswoman Health and Human Ser- An advocacy group for says the agency meets with to the e-edition on vices Secretary Alex Azar. disabled people called advocacy groups through Indianapolis police ADAPT says in a news appropriate channels. 100 Cummings Center 978-969-3786 spokesman Officer Mi- release it organized the Azar is a former execu- Suite 32H, Beverly, MA [email protected] chael Hewitt says the demonstration to protest tive for Indianapolis-based protesters were warned rules that have awaited Eli Lilly& Co. Para Espanol Favor de Llamal al Numero 781-513-3531 MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 A7 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Harry and Meghan turn out for Trooping the Color spectacle

LONDON (AP) — dren waved wildly. She Prince Harry and his smiled — both at the jets new wife, the former and the children. actress Meghan Markle, The 92-year-old queen, joined the pageantry of whose real birthday is the annual Trooping the April 21, seemed vigorous Color ceremony Saturday as she keenly observed the in London to celebrate event. The monarch, who Queen Elizabeth II's recently had a success- official birthday. ful cataract operation, The duke and duchess, watched the ceremony who married three weeks from a dais and inspected ago, made the short trip the guardsmen in bearskin from Buckingham Palace hats and scarlet tunics. to Horse Guards Parade Trooping the Color is a in a horse-drawn carriage PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ceremony deeply rooted in as royal fans lining the the history of the United Mall cheered and waved. Kingdom. It originated team, the Red Arrows, The couple later joined from traditional prepa- released plumes of red, PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS other members of the roy- rations for battle when al family on the palace's white and blue smoke flags, or colors, were Moschino hosts a big top bash for circus-themed resort show front balcony to watch the over the balcony of "trooped" so soldiers in Royal Air Force fly by. Buckingham Palace, the the ranks would be able As the aerobatic display queen's great-grandchil- to recognize them. BURBANK, Calif. (AP) Kris Jenner, January ters wore gold-embroi- — Leave it to Jeremy Jones, Billy Idol, Emma dered tracksuits, while Scott to make the circus Roberts, Aubrey Plaza, the strongman strut his couture. Eve and Paris Jackson. stuff in a leopard print The Moschino designer His troupe of runway leotard_barbell in tow. known for his whimsical rock stars worked the tent Clowns of every color collections and theatrical in spectacular sequins, came complete with flair threw a big top bash a rainbow of contrasting oversized coats and Friday complete with patterns and textures, trousers, gigantic bow- circus performers and shimmering top hats, tiny ties and neckties that a Ferris wheel for the parasols and some groovy draped to the knees 1960s-style bell bottoms brand's women's resort It was a family affair for and menswear collections. and peace signs thrown in Stefani who's busy prep- "There is like a mus- for good measure. ping for her upcoming Las cleman lubed up!" said ac- "It is a real spectacu- tress Jamie King, eyeing lar!" said Scott before the Vegas residency. Scott is a pre-show performer in show at the Los Angeles designing the costume animal print briefs. "It's Equestrian Center. "I love for Stefani's grand finale very Moschino." kind of anything that's in her "Just A Girl" show, Cirque du Scott like a razzle-dazzle." opening June 27. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS opened with the design- Knee-length hoop skirts The circus celebration er-turned-greatest show- in bright florals, like ca- came to a close with an ‘Ocean’s 8’ opens with franchise-best $41.5M to top weekend man teasing "death-de- nary yellow and sky blue, intricately beaded gown, a fying acts of glamour" ballooned over hot pink dramatic feather head- NEW YORK (AP) — "Ocean's 8," the films — starring Brad Pitt, George to the audience, which polka-dot tights. dress and some stunning female-fronted overhaul of the starry Clooney and Matt Damon, and based included Gwen Stefani, Scott's modern ringmas- aerial acrobatics. heist franchise, opened with an estimat- on the 1960 original "Ocean's 11," with ed $41.5 million at the box office, taking Frank Sinatra — all debuted with be- the weekend's top spot from the fast-fall- tween $36-39 million in the last decade. ing "Solo: A Star Wars Story." "Ocean's 8," also starring Mindy At a lower price point and in less Kaling, Sarah Paulson, Awkwafina, fanboy-guarded franchise, "Ocean's Rihanna and Helena Bonham Car- 8" — despite ho-hum reviews — found ter, drew a largely female audience — nothing like the stormy reception than 69 percent — for a result that slightly the female-led "Ghostbusters" reboot did surpassed expectations. on the same weekend two years ago. "We thought we'd come in in the Made for approximately $70 million, $35-40 (million) range," said Warner "Ocean's 8" and its cast featuring San- Bros. distribution chief Jeff Goldstein. dra Bullock, Cate Blanchett and "Number one, it's fun. Number two, it Anne Hathaway, set an opening-week- hits an underserved audience. Unfortu- end best for the franchise, not accounting nately, there is just a lack of stories that for inflation. The three previous "Ocean's" are aimed right at women." Abusive messages show dark side of ‘Star Wars’ fandom

NEW YORK (AP) — The realms, fan-group mes- dark side of "Star Wars" sage boards and inter- fandom recently reared net comments pages. its head when Kelly Ma- Obsession — loving or rie Tran, the actress who poisonous — has helped plays Rose Tico in "Star fuel the most dedicated PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Wars: The Last Jedi," fan bases, whose fervor is was run off Instagram by craved and cultivated by Disneyland Paris enters Marvel universe with Avengers theme misogynistic and racist billion-dollar brands. But messages from fans who the scorn heaped on Tran CHESSY, France (AP) — Helicopters, Actors glided down ropes from a hov- didn't like her character — a 29-year-old newcom- concept cars and SWAT teams shrouded ering helicopter before Spiderman, the in the movie. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS er who has been overjoyed in smoke heralded the launch of the first Hulk, Ironman, Thor, Captain America The episode was not an at her induction into Avengers-themed season at Disneyland and other Marvel characters took the uncommon one. Daisy didn't approve of their "Star Wars" — sparked a Paris following the announcement of stage for several shows. Ridley, who stars as entry into a fictional backlash of its own. plans for a $2.5 billion park expansion "It's really spectacular," said "The the heroine Rey, quit pop-culture world that "What's not to love?" that will feature Marvel superheroes. Beach" actress Virginie Ledoyen, who social media last year for some fans feel a misguid- asked Mark Hamill, aka Movie and sports stars, including watched the action. similar reasons. They are ed sense of ownership of. Luke Skywalker, with a French Olympians Teddy Riner and Behind the special effects and celebrity far from the first women Such toxic abuse has photo of himself and Tran Camille Lacourt, attended an official guests were hard-negotiated business to be hounded by bitter, long been a staple of and the hashtag opening Saturday night for the season plans. mostly male fans who darker social-media "GetALifeNerds." that brings the Disneyland resorts a The Paris park's expansion into step closer to merging its traditional Marvel terrain was unveiled earlier Ne-Yo reflects on the state of hip-hop after his seventh album cast of characters with the Marvel uni- this year following a meeting between verse. French President Emmanuel Macron NEW YORK (AP) — While trends in "It's like almost taboo to talk about It follows similar moves in Hong Kong and Disney Chairman Robert Iger. music are ever-changing, Ne-Yo knows love all of a sudden," added the Gram- Disneyland as well as in the Disney Disney Group said the makeover of one thing: He's the "love song" guy, and my winner, who has written hits for California Adventure. Walt Disney Studios Park, one of the he's fine with that. Beyonce and Rihanna. "It's gotta be "We are delighted to have the Avengers two theme parks that make up Disney- The R&B star released his seventh al- about sex and money and how much assemble in Disneyland Paris for the first land Paris, will be rolled out in phases bum on Friday and said he was nervous drugs you sell. And mind you, I ain't time ever," Euro Disney President Cath- beginning in 2020. It includes three about putting out a new project at a knocking nobody, I'm a fan of a lot of it. erine Powell said. "They're here to de- new areas based on Marvel superheroes time when SoundCloud rap, mumble rap I just feel like that helped me realize light thrill and surprise you with incredi- as well as the Frozen and Star Wars and alternative R&B dominates on radio where my place is in this thing. I'm the ble action and amazing special effects." franchises. and streaming platforms. love song guy." "That had me a little worried initially Ne-Yo said with "Good Man" he want- just because the industry's changed. ed to make music that felt "warm." SEND US YOUR STUFF The sound has changed, the look has "I needed every song to feel like a changed. It's a new day and a new time hug," he said. "Just kind of something WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEM- and I was honestly really concerned other than what's going on right now. LIVE.COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. about where do I fit in this thing now?" Everything is so monotone and super the 38-year-old said. bass heavy. There's no real melodies."

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SUN, MOON, TIDES TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: National weather Thursday...... 9778 Thursday...... 6312 Forecast for Monday, June 11, 2018 Cloudy skies early will be- E winds 5 to 10 kt. Waves 1 Wednesday...... 7373 Wednesday...... 0365 Sunrise today 5:04 a.m. Lines separate high temperature zones for the day. come partly cloudy later in foot or less. Tuesday...... 8987 Tuesday...... 7908 Sunset today 8:22 p.m. 66060s0 60660s0 the day. High 63F. Winds E at 60s Tonight: SE winds 5 to 10 kt, Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: 66060s0 70770s0s 10 to 15 mph. 50s0s H Sunrise tomorrow 5:04 a.m. 70s0 66060s0 becoming SW after midnight. 440s0 70770s0s EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER 50s0 Tonight: A mostly clear sky. Waves 1 foot or less. 80s0 66060s0 80s0s High tide today 10:00 p.m. 60s Low 53F. Winds SSW at 5 to All 4...... $4,459 All 4...... $4,106 70s 66060s0 10 mph. 7070s0 First or last 3...... $624 First or last 3...... $575 Low tide today 3:46 p.m. 90990s0 90s0 90990s0 80s0s0 1100s0000 Any 2...... $54 Any 2...... $49 High tide tomorrow 10:49 p.m. 90s 80s0 100s 80s0 90s Any 1...... $5 Any 1...... $5 100s 10010100s00 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER 3030s0 90990s0 40440s0 101100s0000 80s0 All 4...... $372 All 4...... $171 50s0s 80s0 60s First 3...... $208 First 3...... $96 60660s0 Fronts 70770s0s0 Last 3...... $208 Last 3...... $96 Cold Warm Stationary

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GRADUATION taken mathematical equation, with anorexia, with her greatest From A1 E=MC2 — hers was E for effort desire during that time period to = M for management of time x C be beautiful. high school. It only begins be- for commitment to the task x C The eating disorder led to her cause we’ve already established for consequences. spending time in an outpatient the foundation for who we can So, she enlisted teachers to help program, residential program become. her quantify their accomplish- and hospitalization stints. “My hope is we don’t live to ments instead and learned that While she was sick, she said, work. We live to fulfill our pas- the Class of 2018 had earned 380 she ignored and pushed away sions and that we do it with en- awards for academic achieve- people who tried to love her and thusiasm. ments, devoted more than 20,000 would blame others for what she Valedictorian Thomas Albert hours to community service and had created for herself. Hubert said his biggest goal in tutoring, earned at least 21 ac- She pointed out a few people life is to be happy. The happiest colades for music, produced 12 who supported her during her people around him, he said, are stage performances and received recovery and said things began grateful for what they have and at least 33 awards for athletics. to turn around when she was have a positive outlook on life. Superintendent Maryann Per- placed in a therapeutic learning Hubert spoke about how im- ry also detailed the success of center at the end of her junior portant it was for the graduates the Class of 2018 — she said year. to do what they love — if they the graduates have been award- Over this time, she said her refuse to step outside of their ed 197 scholarships totaling confidence grew and eventually, comfort zones, they might never $368,450. in the summer before her senior find their true calling or passion. She advised the graduates to year, she was healthy enough to “Trying new things leads to remember to stay true to their new passions, self-discovery and core values, be respectful and go to a three-week acting pro- living a life you love,” Hubert follow their dreams. gram at Yale University, and said. “If you aren’t constantly Principal Daniel Bauer advised got the female lead in the high choosing to shape your life into the graduates to be positive; be- school play. what you want it to be, it won’t lieve in themselves and not be Brock said she still struggles happen. Go out into the world afraid of failure, as life is about with periods of insecurity, but with a heart full of gratitude, a resilience and bouncing back; reminds herself that there are mind full of positivity and a goal and to be nice. going to be ups and downs in to do what you love. Success and If they follow those three piec- life, but it’s about how someone happiness will follow.” es of advice, they’ll go far in life, gets through those moments and Salutatorian Nicole Schwartz he said. moves forward that matters. said that as a future math major, One of the more poignant she tried to quantify how hard parts of the program was Ma- Gayla Cawley can be reached the Class of 2018 has worked, cayla Brock reading her essay at [email protected]. Follow ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE but came up with the already about her years-long struggle her on Twitter @GaylaCawley. Nicole Schwartz after delivering the salutatorian address.

MARBLEHEAD HIGH GRADUATES

Molly Isabelle Albert, Charles Richard Alexan- ivia Brigham Crouch, William Christopher Dawe thaway, Gabriel Stevens Haydar, Niamh Cath- Jenna Lynne McCarriston, Benjamin Kane Mc- Schwartz, Nicole Ann Schwartz, Anthony David der, Kathleen Rose Alexandrou, Luke Harrington Cruger, Madeline Kiely Curtis, William Elliot erine Healy, Ana Kathryn Hecht, Veronica Leslie Carthy, Tyler Christopher McKeage-Epsimos, Scivetti, Michele Megan-Vivian Scovil, Marga- Anderson, Carolyn Toland Arthur, Stephanie Curtis, Chase Elizabeth Davies, Khayla Rose Meitov Hersey, Maeve Margaret Hollister, Alex- Marina Alice McKeever, Dana Allyce McKin- ret Duncan Sheridan, Ian Bracken Shevory, Ari Arustamyan , Charles Wyatt Ayer, Deonte Elijah Davis, Khendra René Davis, Natalie Emperatriz ander William Hooper, James Anthony Howard, non-Tucker, Kimberly Jasmine McLean, Olivia Shimon Shteynberg, Kamila Sinkevych , Lola Barnes, Sophie Mae Berman, Edoardo Ber- Delgado, Scott David Delpapa, Nicholas Ed- Eliza Grace Howells, Thomas Albert Huber, Rose McMahon, Dean Harold Mellor, Matthew May Sjoberg, Adam Tyler Smith, Sophia Grace nardis , Samuel Jacinto Bernstein, Jacob Pat- ward Denis, Maggie Ann Devlin, Daniel Joseph Arden Shelby Hyte, Willis Joseph Iannarelli Jr., David Messinger, Kyra Yasmine Michaels, rick Biancardi, Michaela Hope Bird, Benjamin Doherty IV, Harrison Lee Dolin, Imogène Mar- Oliver Peter Jalbert, Julianna Eleanor Johnston, Jeffrey George Miller, James Mcgrath Millett, Smith, Barbara Elizabeth Louise Sogoloff, Sar- Michael Birnbach, Alex Martin Blaisdell, Na- garet Donovan, Armani Allen Dotson, Cameron William Dowling Jones, Daniel Matthew Kagan, Matthew Colby Mills, Joseph Charles Moran, ah Jane Solomon, Carly Taylor Sontz, Megan than Thomas Blum, Alexis Mary Bostley, Maeve David Dow, Caroline Bradbury Driscoll, Mandy Michael Delan Kagan, Averi Nicole Kaplowitch, Charles John Morgan, Caterina Maria Rebecca Nicole Spreen, Alicia Marie Stransky, Libby Ann Emma Bostley, Noelle Elizabeth Bostley, William Katherine Dumais, Ryan Patrick Dumais, Bobbi Maxwell Grif n Karass, Sean Egan Karass, Sea- Muzio, Elizabeth Eleanor Myers, Abigail Virgin- Hedy Sugarman, Kiera Eileen Sullivan, Michael Edward Bosworth, Marissa Marie Boulter, Tuck- Ames Dynice, Mary Rose Elledge, So a Rose mus Dean Keaney, Gavin John King, Shauna ia Naughton, Alison Bea New, Theodora Grace Edward Sullivan, Samuel Elvis Sullivan, Emma er Burton Braun, Macayla Elaine Brock, William Erbetta, Madilyn Linnea Ernst, John Christo- Michelle King, Cameron Ethan Knight, Kate Nickolas, Taylor Elizabeth Nolasco, Ashley Rae Grace Szalewicz, Lilly Kendall Tapper, Phelan Paul Brooks, Ariana Rose Brown, Kenneth Ja- pher Faria, Riley John Farrar, Allison Rebecca Connolly Knight, Melissa Kordha , Grif n Cole Nye, Nell Callie Anadora Nyffenegger, Obinnaya Liam Tinti-Kane, Zachary Everett Titus, Caroline mall Bufford, Mae Ailis Caldwell, Maeve Ellen Ferris, Dmietri Richard Finelli, Cassidy Leigh Kramer, Grace Elizabeth Kreisher, Emily Anne Uchechukwu Okereke, Elizabeth Marie Panaga- Caldwell, Christopher Gavin Callanan, So a Fletcher, Hannah So a Flores, Owen Patrick Lamontagne, Leah Leach , Jack Peterson LeC- kis, Stephen Robert Pappas, Andrew Joseph Jean Tompkins, Livia Trambaiolo , Samantha Paloma Camelo, Joseph Alexander Canova, Foley, Mason Ryan Friedman, Nicholas Donald roy, Isabel Frances Levin, Hannah Beth Lieber- Pelrine, Lindsay Alexis Penkrat, Thiago Rabelo Patrice Treff, Hannah Grady Trimarchi, Chupi- Alexandra Tydings Carlton, Hadley Terrant Carl- Garaventi, Elisa Gabriella Marie Garel, Hannah man, Kira Simone Lindqvist, Chiara Lobo Hun- Batista Pereira, Kirsten Virginia Pettinelli, Kyle ta Tripornchaisak , Anna Carrigan Tyrrell, John ton, Shelby Chanelle Casimir, Sarah Elizabeth Jane Garthe, Karlyn Victoria Gilligan, Aidan gria , Hannah Victoria Loewen, Katherine Dale Anthony Pettinelli, Zachary Donovan Phelan, Robert Uhrich, Adriana Yi Xiang Ustick, Tahlia Caul eld, Nathaniel Michael Cecere, Skylar Patrick Gillis, Lily Anna Gillis, Camilla Giuriato Lothrop, Ailish Fahey Lynch-Greenberg, George Katherine Davis Pollard, Michael James Potor- M. Valliere, Islay Van Dusen , Caterina Vanel- Floyd Chardon, John Spencer Christopher, An- , Mitchell Harrison Godes, Maya Joy Goldman, James MacDonald, Wolf Nathan MackRosen, ski, Elizabeth Mary Potvin, Jaymarie Quintero li-Coralli , Jasmine Helena Variam, Sophia Rose nelise Catherine Ciccone, Sam Wigglesworth Gileeza Goorahlal , Emma Rose Grazado, Mat- Olivia Danforth Maerz, Grace Aelie Maguire, , Mason Elliot Quintero, Luiza Borges Reis, Vener, Andrew Thomas Verrette, Zachary Lowell Ciof , Kasche Jewel Clark, Anson Crawford teo Grolli , Erik William Groom, Benjamin Henrik Eleanor Jennings Mancusi-Ungaro, Derek Louis Harrison Connor Rice, Reid Maley Rockwell, Clough Jr., Korey Adam Cohan, Aidan Bernard Grosz, Brandon Guerrero , Liam David Haarer, Marino, Samuel Alexander Marino, Gabriella Anne Elizabeth Ronan, Alex Benjamin Rosen, Vincent, Andrew Richard Wanstall, Sara Raynor Collins, Helena May Connelly, Brandon Joseph Shannon Marie Haines, Tyler Austin Hamlin, Angelina Mark, Natalie Rachel Marte, Sophia Helena Darlene Rowe, Holly Grace Rowe, Jean Weiss, Dejanae Nicole White, Samuel Jones Anthony Consigli-Merrill, Nicolas Chard Corsini, Anneliese Elaine Hammer, Tyrese Alvino Hardy, Rachel Maselek, Erika Jacqueline Massaro, Kensly Saint-Felix, Gaia Santone , Kyle Jalen White, John Jackson Zelloe, Yaoxi Zheng , Brad- Kayla Lynne Crockett, Joseph David Cronin, Ol- Madeline Francis Hart, Meagan Kathryn Ha- Sloane Georgia Matthews, Edward Louis Mayle, Satchell, Olivia Anne Schauer, Meredith Grace ley Marc Zuffelato, Bennett Leo Zurn KIPP valedictorian bound for Stanford CHIEK rington Elementary School, list, so three times a week process by heading to the From A1 but when her family moved she called the officer of Philippines to assimilate to Saugus a year later she operations at the charter into the American culture. Jazzy is seeking motivated individuals with 5 year of experience in all levels of screen printing and embroidery. Screen printer should Chiek may have ended graduated from Veterans school hoping her waitlist Once that was done, they be able to demonstrate printing expertise, stamina, and various up exactly where she want- Memorial Elementary number would go down. were brought to the states screen printing duties such as maintaining and operating auto and ed, but the soon-to-be first School. Next was Belmonte “I found out I got into with the help of a sponsor manual machines. Embroiderer should be able to work with a generation college student Middle School where she KIPP the day before school who went with them. She multi-head machine. faced many trials during stayed until seventh grade. started and it felt amaz- may have been born into Unhappy with the ed- ing because it was my first simpler times here in Bos- Please send your resume to [email protected] her young scholarly career. or call 781-593-7197. ucation she was getting, choice,” said Chiek. “When ton, but the family stories She began in Lynn at Har- Chiek put her name in the the officer of operations she heard while growing lottery for the new Pioneer called me and told me, I up will always keep her Charter School of Science started screaming of ex- motivated to do her best. that was opening up in citement and she told me it “I started to realize that Everett and, after being was the highlight of her ca- I never went through any accepted, she stayed there reer because she knew how of this and it is presump- Marblehead Pediatrics until the ninth grade. much I wanted to get in.” tuous of me to claim that From there, things at the Not only did she face part of my family’s his- charter school didn’t work struggles in her educa- tory,” she said. “My mom out as she hoped, which is tion, but within the heavy tells me I should be on when she decided to spend weight of her family’s his- the streets of Cambodia her sophomore year at tory as well. According to selling rice cakes and Saugus High School. Chiek, all of her triumphs should’ve been poor, but “That was one long year are hard to celebrate, espe- God and fate led me here.” of depressing education cially when she remembers The soon-to-be Stanford and that’s when I went all that her family went University student will Congratulations to the Graduating Class through a very dark spot through to get her there. began her college career in my life,” she said. “I feel “My family, like my mom, as undeclared this fall. like the culture was all my grandma, and my dad, Although she enjoyed her of Marblehead High School 2018 wrong, you didn’t learn are survivors of the Cambo- philosophy, history, and anything in your classes dian genocide, so that has a English classes the most at all, and everybody there lot to do with my life and during her young career, was just OK with it.” what I think I should be do- all she wants is to study Richard Miller, MD, FAAP Sarah O'Connor, DO Still unhappy with the ing in my life,” said Chiek. something that will allow education she was getting, “They have crazy stories her to give back to young Lisa Gast, DO, FAAP Hillary Johnson, MSN, CPNP she spent half the year ap- about how they worked and students like herself. Rebecca Ehrenberg, RN, MSN, CPNP plying to other schools and starved, almost got killed, “I want to maybe be getting rejections because and many of my family a diplomat, or get into it was too deep into the members were wiped out, international law, just school year. Chiek spent like my dad’s side is basi- something that lets me do that summer trying to fig- cally gone.” something to put things ure out where she would Chiek’s family made in place for something 70 Atlantic Ave. Call us at 781-631-7800 spend her junior year. their way to the United like that to never happen KIPP Academy in Lynn States when her mother again,” said Chiek. “I want Please visit our website @ MarbleheadPediatrics.com was her No. 1 choice but was only 12 years old. They a job that will help me she was No. 20 on the wait- began their immigration give someone else a voice.” SPORTS B MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 Classical softball exits with loss to Acton-Boxborough

By Steve Krause ITEM STAFF ACTON — This one had weirdness built into it from the get-go. Acton-Boxborough’s first batter, Sara Keagy, struck out, but the ball ended up going all the way to the backstop, and Keagy ended up on first base. The Colonials parlayed that stroke of luck into a two- run opening-inning rally that pretty much set the tone for the afternoon in a 10-1 MIAA Division 1 softball first-round win over Lynn Classical. The No. 2 Colonials play Newton North today in the quarterfinals. The loss ends the season for the Rams. “We knew they (A-B) were going to hit, and that they were going to score runs,” said Classical coach Erica Rich- ards. “Maybe if we could have punched a few runs in earlier, things might have been differ- ent.” Truth be told, it was one of those games in which the Rams couldn’t buy a break. For PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN example, in the third inning Kelsie Blake was part of the Peabody lineup Classical pitcher Tori Adams shift Saturday, but she played a stellar third had Keagy struck out again, base in the Tanners’ win over Boston Latin. except that, similar to the first inning, the ball took a crazy bounce back into fair territo- ITEM FILE PHOTO ry and toward the third-base Becca Walker had two hits for Classical and scored the Rams’ only Peabody girls CLASSICAL, B2 run in their loss Saturday to Acton-Boxborough. ends a 10-year Navs split tourney drought weekend

By Anne Marie Tobin think it got everybody go- ITEM STAFF ing. pair “I got up with a fresh PEABODY — It may count and used it to my By Joshua Kummins have been a long time advantage.”It’s the first FOR THE ITEM coming, but the Peabody time in any of our careers softball team wasted no that we won a tournament The North Shore Navi- time in ending a 10-year game, and it’s just an awe- gators got back on the win- winless drought in the some feeling as we did it ning track in convincing Division 1 North tourna- as a team,” she said. fashion Sunday night at ment. “Everybody was amped Holman Stadium in Nash- The Tanners needed a up, and we had some great ua, N.H., shutting out the little more than a hour to practices leading up to this Silver Knights, 8-0, in the secure their first tourna- game,” Rossignoll said. back end of this weekend’s ment win since 2008 with The Tanners poured it Futures Collegiate Base- a 5-2 win over Boston Lat- on in the third inning with ball League home-and- in Saturday afternoon at four more runs to bump home series. the Kiley School. their lead to 5-0. After Nashua defeated the The Tanners advance to loading the bases on a pair Navigators, 3-2, Saturday Tuesday’s quarterfinals at of singles from centerfield- at Fraser Field Methuen, which defeated er Mackenzie Marmion (1- The Navs recorded 10 Revere, 7-6, Sunday night. for-2, run, stolen base) and hits in a game for the “We got the key hits shortstop Mallory LeBlanc fourth time. when we needed them,” (2-for-3, run) sandwiched Right fielder JP Knight said Peabody coach Butch around a walk by right (Tufts), catcher John Melanaphy. “It was a well- fielder Makayla Rooney, Prentice (New England played game and we got third baseman Kelsie College), second base- great pitching and de- Blake (1-for-2, run, 2 RBI) ITEM FILE PHOTO man Joey Murphy (Saint fense, with just the one hit a rocket that glanced Mike Yarin was 4-for-5 with three RBI, but St. John’s Prep still lost Joseph’s of Maine), and error, which is always key off first baseman Maddie to Franklin Saturday. center fielder George especially when it comes Rodriguez’s glove into no Sutherland (Cochise) had to tournaments. man’s land. Marmion and two hits apiece to lead the “The last time we got Rooney scampered home Prep can’t hold off Franklin offensive attack. Murphy past the first round was in to make it 3-0, then first scored twice, while he, 2008 I believe, but at 17-3, Prentice, and shortstop baseman Luciana Mastro- By Harold Rivera Dan Letarte said. “It came down to we expect to go beyond a Andrew Olszak (Southern matteo (1-for-2, walk) fol- ITEM STAFF some things that we should’ve execut- first round win.” Maine) each recorded two lowed with an RBI single, ed and we didn’t.” The Tanners sent the scoring LeBlanc. Blake RBI. BROCKTON — There are games With the loss, St. John’s falls into the message early that were advanced to third on Ros- On the flip side, the where you have to credit your oppo- losers’ bracket and draws a must-win in it to win it. Catcher signoll’s grounder to short, pitching trio of Ethan Dyer nent for beating you fair and square. clash against No. 8 Walpole Tuesday Kristina Rossignoll ((1- then scored on starting Then there are games where you (Holy Cross), Dylan Gai- for-3) went yard for the afternoon (4) in Brockton. St. John’s pitcher Tianna Dawe’s make costly mistakes and you beat ta (Plymouth State), and first time in her career at defeated Walpole, 7-2, during the reg- grounder to third. yourself. Corey Imbriano (Dayton) Kiley, smacking the first ular season. A win keeps St. John’s Dawe pitched in and out The latter was the feeling the No. 3 evenly split the nine-in- pitch she saw in the sec- of trouble for much of the alive in the tournament while a loss St. John’s Prep baseball team walked ning affair, allowing just ond inning over the left game, allowing nine hits, ends the Eagles season. four combined hits. Gaita away with after Saturday morning’s field fence that landed on but dodged a major bullet “We beat them earlier in the year pitched the middle third of 7-6 loss to No. 7 Franklin in the Divi- someone’s windshield. in the fifth after Gulianna and they’re good,” Letarte said. “We the game to earn the win, sion 1A “Super 8” winners’ bracket at “I hit the first pitch, a Kehayas blasted a 2-run faced their No. 3 pitcher but they’re while Imbriano was cred- fastball,” said Rossignoll. homer to center. Wolfpack Campanelli Stadium. St. John’s com- coming back with their ace Tuesday. ited with a three-inning “I hit another one at a starter Kate McGrath and mitted key errors, including a dropped It’s going to be a tough game. We just save after pitching score- field without a fence, but Nell Fredericks followed pop-fly in the fifth inning, and the have to take it one at-bat at a time. less ball with four strike- that was my first over the miscues hurt the Eagles. fence here at home, and I PEABODY, B2 “We beat ourselves,” Eagles coach ST. JOHN’S, B2 NAVS, B2 Riccio, Cote receive Moynihan honors For their accomplishments both points heading into Monday’s Divi- (plus 2 goals) in a victory over Lyn- in the classroom and in their re- sion 3 North semifinal playoff game nfield, then added five goals in a spective athletic endeavors, Hamil- against arch rival Ipswich. The Gen- win over Melrose. He also scored in ton-Wenham lacrosse star Andrew erals, who won the Cape Ann League double overtime to defeat Division Riccio and Newburyport lacrosse ace crown for the first time in a dozen 1 Chelmsford, the second straight Margaret Cote have been chosen as seasons, are 15-2 as a team and the year he had tallied in an extra ses- the May recipients of the Moynihan No. 1 seed in the bracket. sion to defeat the Lions (having done Lumber Student-Athlete Award. In the month of May, Andrew had so in a 4-OT game in 2017). Andrew is closing in on 300 points 23 goals and 23 assists for 46 points Academically, Andrew has had ac- for his career and holds the all-time in just nine games, an average of ademic honors in every marking pe- scoring record at Hamilton-Wenham over five points a contest. In many riod at Hamilton-Wenham Regional by more than 100 points. He also of these, he sat out large portions since his freshman year. He holds has more career assists than anyone of the second half as his team had an overall grade point average of Andrew Riccio, left, and Margaret Cote are the else in school history has points. The already built up a big lead. The Gen- 3.92, including a senior course load Moynihan Student-Athletes of the Month for attackman leads his team in scor- erals went 8-1 in May as Andrew May. ing with 40 goals, 45 assists and 85 recorded a career-high eight assists MOYNIHAN, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 First weekend of racing successful at Suffolk

EAST BOSTON — Suf- Piermarini and trained by Samuel Saccardo, Antho- second with 43 points for a sachusetts by owner Patri- aboard for the victory in the folk Downs concluded the Karl Grusmark, notched ny Zizza and breeder Bev- prize of $1,500 and Wilmer cia Moseley, rated off of the $52,500 optional claiming first of three scheduled the 13th victory of his ca- erly Allard and trained Garcia landed in the third pace under jockey Joel Sone race run at seven and a half live racing and food truck reer with the win. by George Saccardo, she spot with 36 points which and took control at the top furlongs on the turf. festival weekends on Sun- In the $50,000 African earned the first victory of was worth $1,000. of the stretch. She drew In addition to the suc- day with 12 races, two of Prince Stakes, the cou- her career after a third- The live racing and food clear to win by 2 ¾ lengths cess at Suffolk Downs, Mo- which were $50,000 stakes pled entry of Desert Safari place effort in her debut. truck festival weekends and completed the six fur- seley also saw La Moneda, races for horses bred in and Saint Anna finished This weekend also are scheduled to continue long contest in 1.11.19. a five-year-old full sister Massachusetts. one-two. Desert Safari, a marked the inaugural on Saturday and Sunday, Trained by Jonathan Buck- to Dream Doctor, win the Dr. Blarney, a domi- dark bay daughter of Wild $5,000 Jockey Challenge in July 7-8 and August 4-5. ley, she earned her fifth ca- opening race at Belmont nant force in the state- Desert, broke alertly and which the riders accumu- The weekend kicked off reer victory and returned Park. Her multiple graded bred ranks for owner and tracked in second behind lated points towards a cash Saturday with a crowd of $4.20, 2.60 and 2.20. stakes winner, Proctor’s breeder Joseph DiRico, her front-running en- bonus at the conclusion of 9,208 on hand as Princess It was the second win- Ledge, finished second in won the $50,000 Rise Jim try-mate. At the top of the the weekend. Jockey Dylan Dream won the $50,000 ner of the day for Moseley. the $700,000 Just a Game Stakes for the second con- stretch, she took command Davis took home the top Isadorable Stakes for the Dream Doctor, a 7-y ear-old Stakes (G1) at Belmont secutive year. The five- and drew off to win by two prize of $2,500 and led the second consecutive year. son of Freud, won the ninth Park as part of the Bel- year-old gelded son of lengths under Jose Baez. standings with 68 points. The five-year-old daugh- race for trainer Tim Wool- mont Stakes undercard to Dublin, ridden by Tammi Owned in partnership by Erik Barbaran finished ter of Freud, bred in Mas- ey. Edwin Gonzalez was cap off the day. Peabody softball ends St. John’s ousted tournament drought in boys lacrosse PEABODY her.” The Tanners were play- From B1 ROUNDUP Serabian (run), Kendyl ing with slightly tweaked LaConte (1-1) and Talia with singles and moved lineup with Blake, who Bridgham (run) also con- to second and third on St. John’s Prep fell short normally plays in the out- tributed. a passed ball. Dawe es- field, at third, Rooney, who in the Division 1 North caped the jam with a fly O’Brien started and gave normally plays third in boys lacrosse quarterfi- out to Marmion in center up one hit with five strike- right field, Mastromatteo, nals Saturday, losing to and two strikeouts to con- outs in four innings, while who normally plays out- Acton-Boxborough, 9-8. tain the damage. Ganter pitched a 1-2-3 field at first and Janelle Jack Rickards led the “We had a little let down way offensively for the fifth inning to earn a save. in the fifth inning, but I Richard in left. “When Makayla got in- No.6 Eagles with a stellar Next up for the Pioneers told them they needed to six-goal performance. Mi- jured at the Courtney is a quarterfinal matchup keep their intensity for the chael Ott scored two goals Corning we had to make against CAL Baker Divi- whole game,” Melanaphy for the Eagles. some changes,” said Mela- sion champion Amesbury said. “As a former pitcher, Craig Yannone went 13- naphy. “She still isn’t 100 at Amesbury Tuesday (4). I know every pitcher has a for-18 on faceoffs. bad inning as good hitters percent with her wrist, St. John’s Prep ends its Winthrop 10 will catch up to you. You considering we had four season at 10-10. East Boston 3 have to find a way to work girls playing new posi- No. 3 Acton-Boxboro ad- The No. 21 Vikings around it. She bore down tions, I thought they did PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN vances to Tuesday’s (5) jumped out to a 4-0 lead in and got the last two kids. extremely well with each Division 1 North semifinal the first inning and nev- “(Latin’s) bottom of the one coming up with some Kristina Rossignall got the ball rolling for Pea- body Saturday with a home run. at No. 2 Lincoln-Sudbury. er looked back, en route order couldn’t catch up to key defensive plays.” SOFTBALL to a 10-3 victory at No. 5 Lynnfield 23, East Boston in the Divi- Classical softball falls to Acton-Boxborough O’Bryant 0 sion 3 North first round. Sunday at O’Bryant, Winthrop’s Katie Gagnon the Pioneers had the bats CLASSICAL across. In the first, with fly ball that backed right Julie MacMillan in the laced a home-run in the going and won in five in- From B1 one out, Becca Walker fielder Nikita Iyer all the sixth made the score 6-1, top of the fifth, to give the got an infield hit, but was way to the fence got Mor- and Meinhold got two of nings by mercy rule. third-base line. Catcher Allie Wing (4-for-5, 3 Vikings a 7-1 lead in the caught stealing with two rell to third with one out. her four RBI in the game late stages. Meghan Leavitt lost it mo- out and Leavitt at bat. However, Meinhold got (to go along with three runs, 4 RBI), Jenna Fre- With the win, Winthrop mentarily, and it was just Then, in the second, the final two outs to get hits) in the sixth as the ni (2-for-3, 2 runs, triple, long enough for Keagy to Leavitt led off with a sin- out of the inning. Colonials put the game 4 RBI) and Reilly Ganter advances to Monday after- reach base safely again. gle and Mary Collins, her In the bottom of the away. (3-for-5, 3 runs, triple, 3 noon’s (4) Division 3 North And -- just as in the first courtesy runner, was sac- fourth, the Colonials “We had a lot of expecta- RBI) hit home runs, while quarterfinal at No. 20 Ip- inning -- she ended up rificed to second and took scored two more runs, tions put on us this year,” Taylor Tringali was 3-for-4 swich. scoring a run that made third on an error. But she and Adams gave way to said Richards. “And we with two runs scored and Methuen 7, Revere 6 the score 3-0. got no farther, as A-B’s freshman Brooke Warren. didn’t win as many games, three RBI. At Methuen, the Pa- As Richards noted, the Hayley O’Brien (2-for- Lauren Meinhold got the Adams, however, would but it was a very good sea- triot end their season game wasn’t a rout. It was 5, 3 runs, 2 RBI, double), final two outs. return as pitcher in the son. I can’t think of one with a 14-8 record. No. 4 more a steady drip-drip- Classical had a shot in bottom of the sixth so she day where anybody on the Jillian Babine (2-for-3, 2 Methuen will entertain drip of some kind of water the fourth to put some could end her illustrious team acted as if she didn’t runs, triple, 2 RBI), Gab- torture, and it didn’t get pressure on Meinhold career with the Rams in want to be here. by Langone (2-for-2, run) No. 5 Peabody Tuesday out of hand totally until and the Colonials. Walk- the circle. “It was a great group of and Samantha Lebruska (4) in the Division 1 North the bottom of the sixth, er led off with her second “We’re really going to kids.” (2-for-2, 3 runs), Brianna quarterfinals. when the Colonials scored hit of the day -- a double miss her,” said Richards The Rams bid adieu to four runs. to right-center. Kayla of the class valedictorian. Adams, Leavitt (whose fi- “We were in it,” said Morrell followed with a “Especially her leadership. nal at-bat was a scorching Navigators split a Richards. “It may look ground-rule double that Last year, she pitched ev- line drive that Meinhold bad, but it really wasn’t.” scored Walker to make the ery inning of every game, managed to snag while However, Classical had score 3-1, and the Rams and we won the league. turning away) and Johnna weekend pair baserunners in both the were set up beautifully How could I ever forget Calder (who got a single in first and second innings, to get back in the game, that?” her final at-bat to end on a but couldn’t bring them especially after Leavitt’s A home run by catcher high note). NAVS that begins at 4:30 p.m. From B1 Saturday, the Naviga- tors the Silver Knights Prep lets game against Franklin slip away outs. score all three of their North Shore recorded runs in the fifth inning. ST. JOHN’S per Ross. Michael Yarin good hitting team. all its offense in just two The Navigators man- From B1 (4-for-5, three RBI) got St. “They weren’t hitting innings, batting around in aged five hits and left John’s on the board in the the ball too well during a four-run fourth before just two runners on base We’re not going to score bottom half with a RBI the year but those kids, doubling the lead in the against Nashua starter eight or nine runs, we’ll single, plating Alex Lane up and down, they pop the eighth. Luke Dawson (Bentley) have to scratch them.” (1-for-5, two RBI) who baseball,” Letarte added. In the fourth, the first and a trio of relievers. Eagles starting pitcher reached on an error. “They came ready to play.” seven Navs to step to Second baseman Joey Sean Letarte didn’t piece Down 2-1, the Eagles Scott Elliot’s three-RBI the plate came around to together his best effort Murphy (Saint Joseph’s claimed the lead in the triple placed Franklin score. of Maine) recorded North but managed to keep St. After a walk, a hit batter, bottom of the third with a ahead, 7-4, in the eighth. Shore’s lone RBI, while John’s close in his 3-plus and a single from Knight, three-run rally. St. John’s Max Freedman doubled catcher Harrison Eng- innings of work. Letarte Prentice drove a double loaded the bases with and William Potdevin sin- strom (Cochise) scored on allowed three earned runs over the head of Nashua Sean Lang (walk), Josh gled in the bottom of the a 1-for-2 night that ex- on three hits and walked right fielder Andrew Gor- Cerretani (fielder’s choice) ITEM FILE PHOTO eighth but Franklin es- tended his hitting streak three. Matt Relihan ham (Tulane) for his first and Tyler MacGregor caped the threat. to five games. pitched 4 1/3 innings in re- St. John’s Prep coach two RBI of the summer. (walk) each reaching. Lane Showing no quit, Yarin North Shore starter lief, Garrett Siegel tossed Dan Letarte doesn’t Murphy dropped a single followed with a two-RBI hit a two-run homer in Danny Ryan (Northeast- 1 1/3 and Kevin Dewing think an early-season into shallow right to add single to give St. John’s a bottom of the ninth but ern) allowed just two hits logged Franklin’s out. win over Walpole will to the lead before Olszak’s 3-2 lead. Jacob Bolger (2- the Eagles fell one run “Sean was off today,” Le- deter the Rebels. first of two RBI ground- over the first four innings, for-5, RBI) added a sac-fly short in the 7-6 loss. tarte said. “I didn’t like that outs in the game finished but a pair of wild pitches to boost the lead to 4-2. “I was hoping we’d get two spot in the first inning. duced a pop-fly. However, the four-run frame. with one out in the fifth Steven Luttazi hit a solo another guy on base for He settled down a little bit miscommunication from The Navs nearly repeat- brought home the only home-run to start the top Yarin,” Letarte said. “I after that. We were looking St. John’s part led to a ed their fourth-inning ef- runs Nashua ultimately of the fourth, slimming had a feeling he was go- to get four innings out of dropped ball and Franklin fort in the eighth, sending needed. Franklin’s deficit to 4-3. ing to hit one out and he him. Relihan came in and had runners on first and eight batters to the plate Leadoff-hitting third The Panthers tied the did. He said, ‘get me the he pitched very well.” third. Jack Nally made the to score four runs. Knight baseman Tom Blandini game in the fifth, with bases loaded coach, I’ll hit The Panthers made the Eagles pay with a sac-fly, led off the frame with the (SNHU) added insurance most of a pair of walks in help from a huge St. tying the game at 4-4. one out of here.’ I knew he first of three North Shore to the Silver Knight lead the first inning to crawl John’s miscue. With one “They jumped on our would. It’s his third year in hits and scored on Mur- with a sacrifice fly to cen- out to an early lead on a out and a Franklin run- mistakes and they scored,” the ‘Super 8.’ I just wish we phy’s knock. ter field. two-RBI single from Coo- ner on second, Relihan in- Letarte said. “They’re a had another guy on base.” Sutherland scored on The hosts made the ball- a wild pitch, Olszak’s game interesting in the groundout brought in seventh when third base- May Moynihan Lumber winners announced Murphy three batters man Elias Varinos (Tufts) later, and third baseman led off the seventh with MOYNIHAN into Tuesday’s Division 2 spring. She also skis for ing 5.00, having scored 34 Elias Varinos (Tufts) sin- a walk before Engstrom From B1 North semifinal at home Georgetown High School on her ACTs and scoring a gled to center field to con- lined a single to left two against Swampscott. An as part of her own school’s perfect 800 on her Biology clude the scoring. batters later. of three Advanced Place- All-Cape Ann League se- co-operative program SATs. Among her many Nashua recorded two of Right fielder Knight ment classes (Calculus, lection in both girls soc- with the Royals, captain- honors include being the its four hits in the sixth in- hit a hard single to third Stats and Psychology) and cer and girls lacrosse, her ing that squad as well. In recipient of the Harvard ning, but one of the Navs’ that loaded the bases, and four Honors courses (En- playmaking abilities and addition, Margaret plays Book Award, a three-time three double plays turned Varinos trotted home on glish, History, Contempo- ability to advance the ball club lacrosse, soccer and Academic Excellence preserved the eventual Murphy’s sacrifice fly to rary History and Spanish upfield and generate as- skiing. Awards winner in multi- shutout. Only one runner center. 5). sists for her goal-scoring As the class valedictori- ple classes, High Honor reached third base for the Engstrom then came Dominance just scratch- teammates has been a an at Newburyport High, Roll designation all four hosts. home on the back end of es the surface when it boon all spring. Margaret was set to at- years of high school and The Navs are back in a double steal with center comes to describing Mar- A team captain, Marga- tend MIT until she was a two-year member of the action Tuesday at Pitts- fielder Drew Robertson garet, who has helped the ret is a three-time Cape notified by Harvard that National Honor Society. field and Wednesday in (LIU Post) batting, but Clippers to an unbeaten Ann League First Team she had been accepted in She has also worked with Brockton before returning Knight’s potential tying season thus far (22-0) in all-star and led her squad early May. Her grade point Special Olympics for the to Fraser Thursday dou- run was eliminated after a girls lacrosse heading to the state semifinals last average was an astound- last four years. bleheader against the Rox lengthy rundown. MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS (Not including last night’s games) Newburyport at Marblehead (4) MONDAY Tonight Tuesday Wednesday MIAA Baseball TUESDAY Off At Pittsfield At Brockton W L Pct. GB Strk Last 10 Division 1 North Quarterfinals MIAA Baseball (6:30) 11 a.m. Peabody at Medford (4) Division 1A Losers’ bracket M Vineyard 7 1 .875 - 5W 7-1 Division 2 North Quarterfinals at Brockton St. Mary’s at Beverly (4) St. John’s vs. Walpole (4) Bristol 8 2 .800 - 1W 8-2 Salem at Masconomet (4) MIAA Softball Division 3 North Quarterfinals Brockton 7 3 .700 1 1W 7-3 Division 1 North Quarterfinals North Reading at Lynnfield (4) Peabody at Methuen (4) Friday Swampscott at Latin Academy (4) Thursday Worcester 5 5 .500 3 1L 5-5 Division 3 North Quarterfinals Dracut at Gloucester (4) Brockton Nashua Lynnfield at Amesbury (4) (2) (4:30) (7) Nashua 3 6 .333 4 1/2 1L 3-6 MIAA Softball MIAA Girls Lacrosse Division 3 North Quarterfinals Division 1 North Semifinals Navigators 2 8 .200 6 1W 2-8 Winthrop at Ipswich (4) Reading at Marblehead (4) St. Mary’s at Pope John (7) Division 2 North Semifinals Pittsfield 2 9 .182 6 1/2 2L 1-9 MIAA Boys Tennis Swampscott at Newburyport (5) Division 3 North Semifinals MIAA Girls Tennis Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield (3:30) Division 3 North Final MIAA Girls Tennis Lynnfield vs. Manchester/Essex (TBA, Red Sox bats go silent as Division 2 North Semifinals 4) SPORTS BRIEFS White Sox take two of three All Care VNA golf specialty camps July 11 BOSTON (AP) — The with one down in the third. and 12 at the Lynn Babe Chicago White Sox had Omar Narvaez popped out tournament Ruth Complex at Breed a tough time scoring to shortstop the next at- runs during their week- bat, but Porcello walked All Care VNA & Hospice Middle School in Lynn. The hitting sessions will end in Boston. However, Tim Anderson to force in will host its 26th annual the pitching staff came a run and put Chicago Charity Golf Open Monday, be conducted from 9 to through to deliver a big ahead 2-1. June 25, at Gannon Golf 11:30 a.m. Each player series victory over the Red Anderson scored on Course. Players tee off at will be slow-motion ana- 9:30 a.m. and will enjoy a lyzed by video and receive Sox. Thompson’s one-out Reynaldo Lopez pitched groundout in the sixth for great day of golf, network- a written evaluation. into the seventh inning, a 3-1 lead. ing, fun and charitable giv- The pitchers/catchers ing. Lunch on the course Daniel Palka had a two- Moncada booted Edu- session will be held from run double and the White ardo Nunez’s two-out and a lively 19th hole cele- 12:30 to 3pm. All aspects bration will be followed by Sox beat the Red Sox 5-2 grounder to second in the of their respective a reception with dinner, Sunday to win two of three seventh that would have mechanics will be covered. drinks, awards, raffles and games against one of the allowed the White Sox live auction! Each will receive a written majors’ best teams. to escape a bases-loaded Cost for golf and dinner evaluation in addition to Chicago took the set by a jam, bringing the Red Sox is $200 per person. Regis- all pitchers video ana- 8-6 margin, eking out a 1-0 within a run. Palka’s dou- ter at www.allcare.org/ lyzed. win Friday against Red ble to left with two out in golf-tournament-registra- The cost of each five- Sox ace Chris Sale before the ninth sealed the win. tion/ hour session is $90 each. losing 4-2 on Saturday. TRAINER’S ROOM Proceeds from this fund- For further information White Sox pitchers held White Sox: OF Adam raising event will benefit please contact Coach Boston to a combined .186 Engel (right hamstring countless patients and Frank Carey at (781) 842- average (18 for 97) in the strain) missed his fourth their families throughout 4042 or at fdcarey13@com- series. straight game. the North Shore, Greater cast.net or at www.carey- “It says a lot about our Red Sox: OF Mookie Bet- Boston, and Merrimack pitching,” Palka said. “I ts (10-day disabled list, Valley. Your support baseballacademy.com. don’t know stats-wise, but left abdominal strain) con- enables All Care to contin- you look at the lineup — tinues to progress towards ue to provide quality home Lynn Woods cross health care regardless of that’s the best lineup (in a rehab assignment. Cora one’s ability to pay. country series baseball). Our pitching did PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said Betts hit in the cage Sponsorship opportuni- awesome.” Chicago White Sox’s Charlie Tilson, left, is out during Sunday’s game ties are available. To The 49th annual Lynn Jose Abreu, Tim Ander- at second as Boston Red Sox’s Brock Holt, right, and had “a great day.” ... Summer cross country son and Trayce Thompson 2B Dustin Pedroia (10- secure your sponsorship, to throws to first. donate an item, or buy a series will continue every added one RBI apiece for day DL, left knee inflam- raffle ticket, please contact Wednesday until Septem- Chicago, which has won mation) still has discom- walks in 6 1/3 innings to “That’s the story of the Julie Manninen at 781- ber 26, with the exception six of its last 10 overall. fort, but will travel on the improve to 1-3 in eight whole series. 244-1124 or at jmanninen@ of July 5. The White Sox finished team’s upcoming road trip. road starts this season. “We had our chances, we allcare.org. Each evening includes a their seven-game road “It’s been a slow process,” Joakim Soria pitched a didn’t take advantage of it regular 1.59 mile, a short trip at 4-3, capping their Cora said. scoreless ninth for his and we lost the series,” he Carey Baseball race of the day and a long second winning trip of the HEADS-UP PLAY season. eighth save. said. Porcello won a foot race race of the day. There is no Rafael Devers drove in a Abreu ripped an RBI Academy this July entry fee. “If you get some pitch- to first on Thompson’s ing, you catch the ball as run for Boston, which has double to left field on the sixth-inning grounder, but The Carey Baseball Refer top www.lwrun.org consistently as you pos- lost three of four. 11th pitch of the game, stumbled into first base Academy will conduct it’s for more information. sibly can, you get a little Red Sox starter Rick scoring Yoan Moncada umpire Quinn Wolcott. timely hitting, anything Porcello (8-3) gave up from first to put Chicago Anderson took advantage, TV/RADIO is possible,” Chicago man- three runs and five hits ahead 1-0. Devers tied it rounding third and easily ager Rick Renteria said. over six innings, walking with his RBI single to cen- beating Porcello’s throw Baseball “They’ve proven that over three and striking out five. ter in the second after J.D. home. 7:05 p.m..... Boston at Baltimore...... 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MAJOR LEAGUES Owners say ‘Justify’ will run again

National League American League East Division NEW YORK (AP) — Tri- er Bob Baffert and jockey East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ple Crown winner Justify Mike Smith will receive Atlanta 37 28 .569 — New York 42 18 .700 — Washington 36 27 .571 — will get a well-deserved their engraved Kentucky Boston 44 22 .667 1 Philadelphia 33 30 .524 3 Toronto 30 35 .462 14½ break and then race again Derby trophies at Chur- New York 27 34 .443 8 Tampa Bay 29 35 .453 15 Miami 23 42 .354 14 this year, although no date chill. It’s possible Justi- Baltimore 19 45 .297 25 Central Division or location has been target- fy could be paraded at Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ed yet after the colt came the track like American Milwaukee 39 26 .600 — Cleveland 34 29 .540 — Chicago 37 25 .597 ½ out of his Belmont Stakes Pharoah after he won the Detroit 31 36 .463 5 St. Louis 35 28 .556 3 Minnesota 28 34 .452 5½ victory in good condition. Triple Crown for Baffert Pittsburgh 32 33 .492 7 Chicago 22 41 .349 12 Cincinnati 23 43 .348 16½ Elliott Walden of Win- in 2015. Kansas City 22 44 .333 13½ West Division Star Farm said Sunday “Today he looked fantas- West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the multi-owner group tic,” Baffert said. “After a Arizona 35 29 .547 — Seattle 41 24 .631 — Los Angeles 33 32 .508 2½ that controls Justify wants week, it starts catching up Houston 42 25 .627 — San Francisco 33 32 .508 2½ Los Angeles 37 29 .561 4½ to share the horse with with them.” Colorado 32 33 .492 3½ Oakland 34 32 .515 7½ San Diego 31 36 .463 5½ the public by racing him. On June 17, Justify will PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Texas 27 41 .397 15½ Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games A plan will be formulated travel to Baffert’s base in Washington 7, San Francisco 5 Toronto 4, Baltimore 3, 10 innings Justify (1), with jockey Mike Smith up, crosses Milwaukee 12, Philadelphia 3 once the chestnut colt re- Southern California to L.A. Angels 2, Minnesota 1 Chicago Cubs 2, Pittsburgh 0 the finish line to win the Triple Crown at the Boston 4, Chicago White Sox 2 covers from a compressed await his next move. San Diego 5, Miami 4 Kansas City 2, Oakland 0 Belmont Saturday. Gronkowski (6), with jockey St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 4 schedule that saw him win Among the possibilities: Detroit 4, Cleveland 2, 12 innings Arizona 12, Colorado 7 Jose Ortiz up, finished second. Tampa Bay 7, Seattle 3 six races over 111 days the $1 million Haskell N.Y. Yankees 4, N.Y. Mets 3 Houston 4, Texas 3 Atlanta 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 since his debut on Feb. 18. Invitational on July 29 at N.Y. Yankees 4, N.Y. Mets 3 Sunday’s Games sociation, joked that he Travers. Sunday’s Games “Our focus was on each New Jersey’s Monmouth Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 3 Chicago White Sox 5, Boston 2 would “hold Bode hostage “Everybody thinks I’m San Diego 3, Miami 1 race as they came up,” Park, the $1 million Pa- Toronto 13, Baltimore 3 Philadelphia 4, Milwaukee 3 until they make the deci- so opposed to Saratoga,” Cleveland 9, Detroit 2 Walden said after unveil- cific Classic at Del Mar on Pittsburgh 7, Chicago Cubs 1 Seattle 5, Tampa Bay 4 sion,” referring to Baffert’s he said. “I’m not. I’ve had Arizona 8, Colorado 3 ing Justify’s Triple Crown Aug. 18 and the $1.25 mil- Minnesota 7, L.A. Angels 5 San Francisco 2, Washington 0 13-year-old son. really good luck there.” Houston 8, Texas 7 banner inside Belmont lion Travers at Saratoga L.A. Dodgers 7, Atlanta 2 Oakland 3, Kansas City 2 “We hope this entire The season-ending N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 8:05 p.m. Park. “Now we can take a on Aug. 25. N.Y. Yankees at N.Y. Mets, 8:05 p.m. Monday’s Games group will be assembled Breeders’ Cup world Monday’s Games deep breath and just see Baffert can expect to San Francisco (Bumgarner 0-1) at Miami Boston (Wright 2-0) at Baltimore (Bundy again in late August in championships are in Lou- (Chen 1-3), 7:10 p.m. how the horse is.” hear from officials at sev- 4-7), 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Quintana 6-4) at Milwaukee Saratoga,” Kay said. isville on Nov. 2-3. Toronto (Gaviglio 2-1) at Tampa Bay Justify is set to return to eral tracks eager to lure (Guerra 3-4), 8:10 p.m. (Stanek 1-1), 7:10 p.m. San Diego (Lyles 2-2) at St. Louis (Flaherty Churchill Downs in Lou- racing’s newest superstar, Baffert took American “It’s been the longest, Cleveland (Carrasco 7-4) at Chicago White 2-2), 8:15 p.m. Sox (Giolito 4-6), 8:10 p.m. isville, Kentucky, on Mon- much like he did with Pharoah to Saratoga in quickest journey,” a Pittsburgh (Musgrove 2-1) at Arizona L.A. Angels (Heaney 3-4) at Seattle (LeB- (Corbin 6-2), 9:40 p.m. day. American Pharaoh. August 2015 and the Tri- hoarse-sounding Baffert lanc 1-0), 10:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Tuesday’s Games Next Saturday, Justify’s Chris Kay, president of ple Crown winner was said as light rain fell out- Colorado at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. owners along with train- the New York Racing As- upset by Keen Ice in the side Justify’s barn. Washington at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. San Francisco at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. San Diego at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Houston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. L.A. Angels at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. June 11 1938 — Ralph Guldahl wins the U.S. 1988 — Stanford becomes the first 2011 — Texas A&M sweeps the Texas at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Texas at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. 1898 — Willie Simms becomes the Open golf tournament for the second team since 1974 to win consecutive men’s and women’s titles at the only African-American jockey to win straight year by beating Dick Metz. titles, with a 9-4 victory over Arizona NCAA outdoor track championships, State in the College World Series. the Preakness Stakes when he rides 1949 — Cary Middlecoff wins the becoming the first school to post TRANSACTIONS Sly Fox to victory. With this win, U.S. Open golf tournament by defeat- 1990 — Nolan Ryan, 43, pitches the dual three-peat champions. Simms becomes the only African ing Sam Snead and Clayton Heafner. sixth no-hitter of his career as the 2012 — The Los Angeles Kings win BASEBALL Austin Piscotty; Cs Matt Cross; John American jockey to have won all 1955 — Nashua wins the Belmont Texas Rangers beat the Oakland Ath- American League Jones, Joseph Pena; and 2B Max three Triple Crown races. Simms’ Stakes with Eddie Arcaro in the sad- letics 5-0. their first NHL championship, beating HOUSTON ASTROS — Recalled LHP Schuemann and Nick Ward on minor other Triple Crown wins took place in dle. It’s the sixth Belmont victory for 1994 — For the first time in 11 the New Jersey Devils 6-1 in Game 6 Reymin Guduan from Fresno (PCL). league contracts. the Kentucky Derby (1896, 1898) Arcaro, tying Jimmy McLaughlin’s years, the United States loses in the of the Stanley Cup finals. Placed RHP Joe Smith on the 10-day MINNESOTA TWINS — Sent 1B Joe and Belmont Stakes (1893, 1894). record. women’s world basketball champion- 2017 — Rafael Nadal wins his 1919 — Walter Hagen wins the U.S. 1977 — Seattle Slew, ridden by Jean ships. Guards Hortencia and Paula DL, retroactive to June 7. Assigned Mauer to Rochester (IL) for a rehab record 10th French Open title by Open with a one-stroke playoff victory Cruguet, runs wire to wire in the Bel- combine for 61 points, and Brazil C Tim Federowicz outright to Fresno assignment. dominating 2015 champion Stan over Michael Brady. mont for a four-length victory over stuns the defending champions 110- (PCL). Agreed to terms with CF OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Recalled OF 1919 — Sir Barton, ridden by Johnny Run Dusty Run and the Triple Crown. 107 in the semifinals. Wawrinka 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 in the final. Jameson Hannah; LHPs Hogan Har- Jake Smolinski from Nashville (PCL). Loftus, is the first to win thorough- 1978 — Nancy Lopez shoots a 2006 — Se Ri Pak beats Karrie No other man or woman has won 10 ris and Austin Briggs; 1B Alfonso Optioned RHP Chris Bassitt to Nash- bred racing’s Triple Crown, winning record 13-under par to win the LPGA Webb on the first playoff hole to win championships at the same major in Rivas and Gio Dingcong; RHPs Brady ville. the Belmont Stakes. championship by six strokes over the LPGA Championship. the Open era, which began in 1968. Feigl, Charlie Cerny, Chase Cohen, National League 1921 — Grey Lag, ridden by Earl Amy Alcott. 2006 — Rafael Nadal wins his sec- 2017 — The Stanley Cup returns to Clark Cota, Dallas Woolfork, Bryce COLORADO ROCKIES — Selected Sande, wins the first Belmont Stakes 1982 — Larry Holmes stops Gerry ond consecutive French Open title Pittsburgh after Patric Hornqvist Nightengale, Daniel Martinez, Aiden the contract of LHP Jerry Vasto. ever to be run counterclockwise. Pre- Cooney in the 13th round for the beating Roger Federer in four sets. scores the go-ahead goal on a McIntrye, Leudeny Pineda, Reid Placed RHP Scott Oberg on the vious Belmonts were run clockwise WBC heavyweight title at Las Vegas. Nadal spoils Federer’s bid for a Birlingmair and Alex Pantuso; SS 10-day DL, retroactive to June 8. over a fish-hook course that included 1984 — The Boston Celtics beat the fourth consecutive Grand Slam cham- bad-angle shot with 95 seconds left Cobie Vance; OFs Lawrence Butler, Designated RHP Jairo Díaz for part of the training track and the Los Angeles Lakers 111-102 in pionship and extends his record clay- in a 2-0 win over the Nashville Preda- Noah Vaughan, Chase Calabuig and assignment. main dirt oval. Game 7 to win their 15th NBA title. court winning streak to 60 matches. tors in Game 6. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Woman finds ways to mend lost dream of motherhood From a keyboard in Los Angeles DEAR ABBY: I have and birthday lists for him, I receive instructive deals three clubs. However, there some suggestions for Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van hoping it would solve the from two people, Steve Con- was an extra chance that cost “Longing to Be a Mom” Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, problem, but he says he rad and Danny Kleinman, on a nothing to try. (Feb. 27), whose husband and was founded by her mother, hates lists. He says it’s fairly regular basis. This week, South took the first trick and doesn’t want a child. If you Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at better for someone to put I will describe some of Klein- played a trump, West’s king talk your husband into it, “thought” behind a gift, man’s deals. Like all expert appearing immediately. De- are you prepared to do all DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los which I agree with, but it’s players, he has his own opin- clarer won with dummy’s ace, the parenting while he Angeles, CA 90069. just not one of his talents. ions about the game, with a cashed the diamond queen, sits staring at the TV or Can you suggest a way particular dislike of all things played a club to his queen, starts working longer Blackwood. He writes for The ruffed a heart, crossed again plore opportunities to love er children who are al- to speak to him about this hours or worse? Are you Bridge World magazine and with a club, ruffed the last a child who doesn’t have ready in the world: joining without hurting his feel- prepared for the lack of plays regularly in his home- heart and cashed the club your blood, but who could the Big Brothers Big Sis- ings? It would be greatly connection that child town of Los Angeles. king. Finally, South played the have your heart. ters program, volunteering appreciated. might have with his/her In today’s deal, how should spade ace and a spade to Help at a church’s chil- at a day care facility or father? TIRED OF UGLY South plan the play in six di- his queen. Bad news — West dren’s department, a Girl after-school program, con- Grieve your loss. Losing SWEATERS IN amonds after West leads a won the queen with the king. Scout troop, tutor children the possibility for mother- tacting Boys and Girls VIRGINIA heart? Good news — West held only at a local school, offer to hood is a great loss. Find a Clubs of America, cud- In the auction, over one dia- two hearts and one club left, take a single mom’s chil- support group or counsel- dling newborns at a hospi- DEAR TIRED: Choose a mond, North, in his partnership so had to concede a ruff-and- dren to a park for an hour. methods, could not make an sluff. or who deals with loss. Be- tal and becoming involved time between gift-giving The possibilities are end- inverted minor-suit raise (two lieve me, I understand. My in a homeless shelter’s occasions to point out that less. diamonds indicating at least boyfriend told me he want- Adopt-a-Family program. while it may be the thought No, it’s not the same as game-invitational strength) ed children. Motherhood that counts, he could be bearing your own chil- DEAR ABBY: I love my getting better value for his or a splinter bid (three hearts was my dream, and I lost promising a singleton or void my only child to an early dren. But even if one husband very much. He’s money if he asked the re- dream was dashed, take a very sweet and thought- cipients what their color in that suit), so he improvised miscarriage. Then my hus- with two clubs. South might heart: You can still fulfill ful man, but he’s horrible preferences or needs are. band revealed he’d never have rebid two no-trump, but new ones. at picking out gifts — not really wanted children — Because you have assem- chose three clubs. Then North just for me but for every- he only said he did be- HELEN IN bled lists of suggestions bid what he hoped his partner cause he wanted to marry WASHINGTON body. Occasionally he has and he chooses to ignore could make. me. given me something I them, understand that Initially, South thought that So I made a conscious DEAR HELEN: Thank liked, but usually his gifts your husband may have he needed West to hold the decision to live a different you for offering sensible are way off the mark, and his own agenda in gift se- diamond king and East the life than I had planned, advice to help “Longing” as I must pretend to like lection. And if you have spade king. Then he could but a full and satisfying well as other women in her them to spare his feelings. your eye on something for have collected two spades, one. Thousands of children situation. Readers sug- The last few years I’ve a special occasion — buy it one heart, six diamonds and need someone to care. Ex- gested other ways to moth- put together Christmas for yourself.

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Premises: 45 Hanover Street, Lynn, MA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AVISO DE AUDIENCIA PÚBLICA PURSUANT TO THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OF 1992 DE ACUERDO CON EL ALOJAMIENTO Y DESARROLLO DE LA By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain COMUNIDAD DE 1992 mortgage given by Helen J. Mahoney and Kathleen J. Mahoney-Thomas to Fleet The Lynn City Council will conduct a Public Hearing as part of the Citizens National Bank and now held by Bank of America, N.A., s/b/m Fleet National Bank Participation Process under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1992 El Ayuntamiento de Lynn llevará a cabo una audiencia pública como parte del said mortgage dated December 30, 2003 and recorded with the Essex County and regulations hereunder. The purpose of the Hearing is to allow public input with Proceso de Participación de Ciudadanos según el acto de desarrollo de la (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 22251, Page 79 as affected by a regard to the City's proposed Annual Action Plan including the use of the Comunidad y el Alojamiento de 1992, y normas bajo los términos aquí Loan Modification Agreement dated February 3, 2012 and recorded with said Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Fiscal Year 2018 establecidos. El objetivo de la audiencia es permitir la entrada pública en cuanto Registry of Deeds in Book 31220, Page 35; for breach of the conditions in said appropriations for the Community Development Block Grant Program propuesto de la Ciudad plan de acción annual incluso el uso del Departamento mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public ($2,494,689), HOME Program ($856,040), and the Emergency Solutions Grant de Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano (HUD) el Año fiscal 2018 estimó asignaciones Auction on July 2, 2018 at 4:00 PM Local Time upon the premises, all and Program ($207,328). Collectively, these appropriations will be used to fund local del Programa de la Subvención en bloque de desarrollo de la Comunidad singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: community development activities in the City's Fiscal Year 2019, which ($2,494,689), Programa de CASA ($856,040) y el Programa de la Subvención commences July 1, 2018. Eligible activities may include acquisition, disposition, de Soluciones de Emergencia ($207,328). Colectivamente, estas asignaciones The land in said Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, more particularly public facilities and improvements, clearance and demolition, public services, estarán acostumbradas a actividades de desarrollo de la comunidad local del bounded and described as follows: relocation, housing services, homeownership assistance, construction of housing, fondo en el Año fiscal 2019 de la Ciudad, que comienza el 1 de julio de 2018. housing rehabilitation, microenterprise assistance, technical assistance, Las actividades el egibles pueden incluir adquisición, disposición, instalaciones NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Hickey, 114.59 feet; rehabilitation and preservation, economic development activities, planning and públicas, autorización y demolición, servicios públicos, traslado, servicios del design, etc. alojamiento, ayuda para comprar casas, construcción de alojamiento, EASTERLY by land now or formerly of the City of Lynn, 15.15 feet; rehabilitación del alojamiento, ayuda de la microempresa, asistenciatécnica, The Hearing will be held on Tuesday, June 26, 2018 at 8:00 p.m. at the Lynn City rehabilitación y preservación, actividades de desarrollo económico, planes y SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Swartz, 44.69 feet; Hall, Council Chamber. Residents are invited to attend this hearing. The Council diseño, etc. Chamber is handicapped accessible and any individual needing a special La audiencia será sostenida el martes, 26 de junio 2018, a las 8:00 p.m. en el SOUTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Mcmanus, 85.09 feet; and accommodation for their handicap must contact the Office of Economic and Lynn City Hall, Sala del Consejo. Los residents están invitados a asistir a la Community Development at (781) 586-6770 at least two weeks prior to the Public audiencia. La Sala del Consejo es accesible para discapacitados, y cualquier NORTHWESTERLY by Hanover Street, 49.04 feet. Hearing. Copies of the draft Fiscal Year 2019 Annual Action Plan will be made persona quenecesite un alojamiento especial a su discapacidad debe ponerse en available for review on Tuesday, June 12, 2018 at the Office of Economic & contacto con la Oficina de Desarrollo Económico y Comunitario al (781) For title see deed recorded herewith. Community Development, Lynn City Hall, Room 311, Lynn, MA 01901; on the 586-6770 por lo menos dos semanas antes de la Audiencia Pública. Copias del website at www.cityoflynnoecd.net; or by emailing [email protected]. Persons Proyecto Año Fiscal 2019 Plan de Acción Annual estarán disponibles para The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in interested in commenting on the proposed information listed in the Annual Action revisión el martes, 12 de junio, 2018 en la Oficina de Economía y Desarrollo de la the event of a typographical error in this publication. Plan must submit written comments to the above-mentioned address no later than Comunidad, Ayuntamiento de Lynn, Sala 311, Lynn, MA 01901; en el sitio web en Thursday, July 19, 2018. All comments will be considered prior to the submission www.cityoflynnoecd.net, o en la dirección de correo electrónico, jmills For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated December 31, 2003 and recorded in of the Annual Action Plan to HUD. It is the policy of the City of Lynn for all @lynnma.gov. Las personas interesadas en comentar sobre la información que se the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 22251, Page 77. residents to have substantial opportunity to participate in the planning process of ha propuesto en el Plan de Acción Annual deben presenter sus comentarios por Community Development. escrito a la dirección antes mencionada a mástardar el jueves, 19 de julio de TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all 2018. Se tendrán en cuenta todos los comentarios antes de la presentación del liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if James M. Marsh Charles J. Gaeta Plan de Acción Anual a HUD. Es la política de la ciudad de Lynn que todos los any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. Director Executive Director residents tengan una gran oportunidad de participaren en el proceso de Community Development Lynn Housing Authority planificación del desarrollo de la comunidad. FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid and Neighborhood Development in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place Item: June 11, 2018 James M. Marsh Charles J. Gaeta of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in Director Executive Director cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days Community Development Lynn Housing Authority after the date of sale. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS and Neighborhood Development Item: June 11, 2018 Other terms to be announced at the sale. THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP Docket No. 18P 0405 EA 1080 Main Street INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Pawtucket, RI 02860 Lynn Conservation Commission Attorney for Bank of America, N.A. s/b/m Fleet National Bank Estate of: Present Holder of the Mortgage Robert Lawrence Leslie In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter (401) 272-1400 Also Know As: Robert L. Leslie, Robert Leslie 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn Item: June 4, 11, 18, 2018 Date of Death: 11/6/2017 Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, June 19, 2018, Essex Division at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A (next to Retirement office), Lynn City Hall, on the Notice To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of of Intent of Mary Jo Gagnon, Senior VP, North Shore Medical Center, 81 Highland Petitioner Helen L. Lemachia of Lynn MA Avenue, Salem, MA for proposed work consisting of demolition of three existing LEGAL NOTICE Helen L. Lemachia of Lynn MA buildings, construction of a new medical office building, and reconstruction of Lynn Conservation Commission has been informally appointed as the Personal representative of the estate to parking, utilities and drainage. The location of the project is 480, 490 and 496 serve without surety on the bond. Lynnfield Street in Lynn, MA. In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and By-Laws), the Lynn Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Mary Lester Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, June 19, 2018, supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Chairwoman 2018, at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A (ground floor) City Hall, on the Request for the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Item: June 11, 2018 Determination of Applicability of Massachusetts Electric Company d/b/a National from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating Grid with regard to proposed investigation activities consisting of drilling soil to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. LEGAL NOTICE borings, excavating test pits, installing monitoring wells, and sampling soil and Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Lynn Conservation Commission groundwater. The location of the project is Off Riley Way Extension in Lynn, MA. and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter Mary Lester, Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn Chairwoman Item: June 11, 2018 Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, June 19, 2018, Item: June 11, 2018 at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A (next to Retirement office), Lynn City Hall, on the Notice LEGAL NOTICE of Intent of Andrew Shelby, Boston Gas Company, 40 Sylvan Road, Waltham, MA LEGAL NOTICE Lynn Conservation Commission for proposed work consisting of installing approximately 145 if of 3" plastic gas Lynn Conservation Commission main within the roadway right-of-way of 300 Lynn Shore Drive and replacing 152 if In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter gas main within the parking lot of 300 Lynn Shore Drive. In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and By-Laws), the Lynn 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, June 19, 2018, Mary Lester Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, June 19, 2018, at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A (ground floor) City Hall, on the Notice of Intent of Pat Chairwoman at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A (next to Retirement office), Lynn City Hall, on the Notice McGrath, South Harbor Associates, LLC for the demolition of an existing Item: June 11, 2018 of Intent of Daniel Small, 77 Lake Avenue, Lynn, MA, for installation of a small commercial building and the construction of a four building mixed use in-ground pool in the buffer zone of the bank of Flax Pond. development. The location of the project is 800-810 Lynnway, in Lynn, MA Have a story to share? Mary Lester Mary Lester Chairwoman Chairwoman Need a question answered? Item: June 11, 2018 Item: June 11, 2018 [email protected] MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 Pope to oil execs: Energy needs must not destroy civilization

VATICAN CITY (AP) the oil executives for em- — Pope Francis told lead- bedding an assessment of ing oil executives Satur- climate change risks into day that the transition their planning strategies, to less-polluting energy he also put them on notice sources "is a challenge of for their "continued search epochal proportions" and for fossil fuel reserves," warned that satisfying 2½ years after the Par- the world's energy needs is climate accord "clearly "must not destroy civiliza- urged keeping most fossil tion." fuels underground." The Vatican said Francis "Civilization requires held a two-day conference energy, but energy must with the executives as a not destroy civilization," follow-up to his encyclical he implored. three years ago that called Energy experts and on people to save the plan- those who advocate fight- et from climate change and ing climate change ex- other environmental ills. pressed doubts before the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Participants included conference that it would Boat transportation to Pearl Harbor was sus- the CEOs of Italian oil amount to anything other pended in early May following the discovery of giant ENI, British Petro- than a PR opportunity for cracks on the floating concrete. leum, ExxonMobil and the companies to burnish Norway's Statoil as well their image without mak- as scientists and manag- ing meaningful changes. Officials continue repair ers of major investment In his remarks, the pope funds. Their remarks on said he hoped the meet- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of USS Arizona Memorial the first day of the closed- ing gave participants the door conference were not chance to "re-examine old Pope Francis said that modern society with its HONOLULU (AP) — tachment bolt. The pier is released by the Vatican. assumptions and gain new “massive movement of information, persons and The National Park Ser- held in place by chains and While Francis lauded perspectives." things requires an immense supply of energy.” vice is working as fast as concrete blocks. possible to reopen access The repairs to the pier to the USS Arizona Me- could be simple, but the morial after cracks were issue is complicated by Plan to diversify elite NYC schools discovered last month on the nature of the site, the floating concrete pier said Jacqueline Ashwell, near the metal access superintendent of the na- drawing fire from Asian-Americans ramp, officials said. tional monument. Visitors to the memo- "Some of the solutions By Karen Matthews os in the Asian-American rial at Pearl Harbor in may involve the need to ASSOCIATED PRESS community and we're here Honolulu are taken on a do new environmental to reject this policy," John 15-minute narrated tour compliance," Ashwell said. NEW YORK — A plan to Chan, head of the Coali- of Battleship Row instead "It's not like you dig a big diversify New York City's tion of Asian-Americans of the usual docking at anchor into the ground. most elite public high for Civil Rights, said. the site, the Honolulu You've got an archaeo- schools is drawing fire Opponents of the pro- Star-Advertiser reported logical site right next to from the minority group posed change accused the Friday. it that's got the remains that has come to domi- mayor of pitting minority Boat transportation to of over 900 men and the nate the schools in recent groups against each other. the pier was suspended possibility of unexploded years: Asian-Americans. "For many of these in early May following the ordnance." Mayor Bill de Blasio an- Asian-American families discovery of the cracks. No timeline for repairs nounced last weekend that I represent, they're most- The cracks tuned out to or a cost estimate has he wants to scrap the test ly new American fami- be minor and the memo- been set, Ashwell said. that governs admission FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lies, new immigrants who rial is structurally sound, While visitors won't be to eight specialized high Opponents of the proposed change accused the came here," Assemblyman said Jay Blount, a spokes- allowed to disembark onto schools including Stuyve- mayor of pitting minority groups against each Ron Kim, a Queens Dem- man for the World War II the white pier, Blount said sant High School and the other. ocrat, said. "They're just Valor in the Pacific Na- there is still plenty for Bronx High School of Sci- following the rules that tional Monument. guests to experience. ence, calling the test "a enough to gain admission But such a change might were set. For the chancel- With the discovery of the "People can still learn roadblock to justice, prog- to the schools are black or mean fewer seats for lor to imply they own the cracks, officials found that more about Pearl Harbor, ress and academic excel- Latino, despite the fact that Asian-American students, admissions test, I think the pier had shifted nearly World War II in the Pacific lence." those two groups make up who now make up 62 per- it's completely uncalled 3 feet away from the memo- and pay tribute to those Fewer than 10 percent two-thirds of the city's 1 mil- cent of the pupils. for. They didn't create this rial, pulling on the access who served and sacri- of students who score well lion public school students. "This policy causes cha- system." ramp and damaging an at- ficed," Blount said.

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MAYO CLINIC NEWS choice. Here’s what to do: ings may reduce the risk of • Doing risky or self-de- NETWORK START BY ASKING acting on suicidal feelings. structive things, such as QUESTIONS LOOK FOR using drugs or driving The U.S. suicide rate is The first step is to find WARNING SIGNS recklessly increasing in almost every out whether the person You can’t always tell when • Giving away belong- state, according a report is in danger of acting on a loved one or friend is con- ings or getting affairs in released by the Centers for suicidal feelings. Be sen- sidering suicide. But here order when there is no Disease Control and Pre- sitive, but ask direct ques- are some common signs: other logical explanation vention. Suicide is listed as tions, such as: • Talking about suicide, for doing this a leading cause of death in • How are you coping such as making statements • Saying goodbye to peo- the report, and more than with what’s been happen- like “I’m going to kill my- ple as if they won’t be seen half the people who died ing in your life? self,” “I wish I were dead” or again by suicide did not have • Do you ever feel like “I wish I hadn’t been born” • Developing personality a known mental health just giving up? • Getting the means to changes or being severely condition. The CDC says • Are you thinking about take their own life, such anxious or agitated, par- “other problems contribute dying? as buying a gun or stock- ticularly when experienc- to suicide, such as those • Are you thinking about piling pills ing some of the warning related to relationships; hurting yourself? • Withdrawing from so- signs listed above substance use; physical • Have you ever thought cial contact and wanting FOR IMMEDIATE health; and job, money, le- about suicide before, or tried to be left alone HELP gal or housing stress.” to harm yourself before? • Having mood swings, If someone has attempt- When someone says they • Have you thought about such as being emotionally ed suicide, don’t leave the are thinking about suicide how or when you’d do it? high one day and deeply person alone. Call 911 or or makes comments that • Do you have access to discouraged the next day your local emergency num- sound as if he or she is weapons or things that • Being preoccupied with ber right away. Or if you considering suicide, you can be used as weapons to death, dying or violence think you can do so safe- may not be sure what to do harm yourself? • Feeling trapped or ly, take the person to the to help. You might wonder Asking about suicidal hopeless about a situation nearest hospital emergen- if you should take talk of thoughts or feelings won’t • Increasing use of alco- cy department yourself. suicide seriously, or if your push someone into doing hol or drugs Try to find out if he or FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE intervention might wors- something self-destructive. • Changing normal rou- she is under the influence en the situation. Taking Rather, offering an oppor- tine, including eating or of alcohol or drugs, or may Designer Kate Spade, who recently committed action is always the best tunity to talk about feel- sleeping patterns have overdosed. suicide. Looking for lower drug costs on On Nutrition: Medicare? Ask for the cash price Lazy, delicious By Susan Jaffe pay a lower cash price for to find: Medicare’s web- Although the study KAISER HEALTH NEWS prescriptions instead of site and annual handbook found that the average using their insurance. But don’t mention it. overpayment for a single and nutritious As part of President first, they must ask the “If you don’t know that prescription was relative- By Barbara Quinn Easy Lentil Bolognese: Donald Trump’s blueprint pharmacist about that op- there are a bunch of dif- ly small, Newman said he THE MONTEREY Saute’ 1 chopped onion in to bring down prescription ferent prices that could had seen consumers pay tion, said Julie Carter, fed- COUNTY HERALD olive oil. Add cooked and costs, Medicare officials as much as $30 more than eral policy associate at the be available at any given drained lentils and a jar have warned insurers that Medicare Rights Center, a pharmacy, you don’t know the cash price. It’s (almost) summer. “gag orders” keeping phar- of your favorite marinara patient advocacy group. what you don’t know,” said And many beneficiaries And I’d rather spend sauce. Season with garlic macists from alerting se- “If they bring it up, then Leigh Purvis, the AARP may not know that if they these longer days doing niors that they could save powder, dried basil and we can inform them of Public Policy Institute’s pay a lower cash price for something fun rather oregano. Serve over pas- money by paying cash — those prices,” said Nick director of health services a covered drug at a phar- than fretting over compli- rather than using their in- ta, spaghetti squash or Newman, a pharmacist research. macy that participates in cated recipes. So what a zoodles (spiral ribbons of surance — are “unaccept- and the manager at Es- Researchers analyzing their insurance plan and nice surprise to find — in zucchini, beets or other able and contrary” to the sentra Pharmacy in ru- 9.5 million Part D pre- then submit the proper a recent issue of Food and vegetables). (Can also use government’s effort to pro- ral Marengo, Ohio. “It’s scription claims reported documentation, insurers Nutrition magazine — unsalted canned lentils, mote price transparency. a moral dilemma for the in a letter in the Journal must count it toward their these “lazy delicious” go-to chickpeas or black-eyed But the agency stopped pharmacist, knowing what of the American Medical out-of-pocket expenses. recipes from registered di- peas in this recipe.) short of requiring insurers would be best for the pa- Association in March that The total of those expenses etitian nutritionists (with Chicken and veggie to lift such restrictions on tient but not being able a patient’s copayment was can trigger the drug cover- ingredients I probably al- pasta stir-fry: Saute’ pharmacists. to help them and hoping higher than the cash price age gap, commonly called ready have on hand): in olive oil: onion, garlic, That doesn’t mean peo- they will ask you about for nearly 1 in 4 drugs the doughnut hole. (This Gourmet avocado mushrooms and bell pep- ple with Medicare drug the comparison.” purchased in 2013. For 12 year, the gap begins after toast: Mash ½ medium pers. Add banana peppers, coverage are destined to A simple question could of the 20 most commonly the plan and beneficiary avocado and 1 cup rinsed black and/or green olives overpay for prescriptions. unlock some savings for prescribed drugs, patients spend $3,750 and ends and drained garbanzo and fresh spinach. Season Under a little-known millions of beneficiaries. overpaid by more than 33 once the beneficiary has beans in a bowl. Gently to taste with Italian sea- Medicare rule, they can But details may be hard percent. spent a total of $5,000.) mix in ½ teaspoon gar- soning and/or basil pes- lic powder, ¼ teaspoon to. In another pan, saute’ crushed red pepper and a chopped chicken with Ital- dash of kosher salt. Toast ian seasoning and add to a slice of whole-grain vegetable mixture. Serve seeded bread and slath- over whole-grain spa- er it with the mashed ghetti topped with freshly avacado-bean spread. Top grated Parmesan cheese. with a squeeze of lem- (Can also use tofu or on juice and enjoy. (This tempeh in place of chick- also makes a great party en. Can also serve with appetizer when served on cooked brown rice, farro or toasted baguette slices or spaghetti squash in place mini-toasts.) of pasta. Fast and Fancy Steak Quick and healthy Wraps: Thinly slice bean meal: Drain and grilled flank steak (can rinse 1 can cannellini be hot or cold). In a small beans. Cook in a pan with bowl, mix some may- 1 tablespoon olive oil, 1 onnaise with prepared to 2 tablespoons tomato Join Us horseradish to desired paste and 1 clove minced COMMUNITY FORUM spiciness and spread on a garlic. Sprinkle in dried whole grain tortilla. Add parsley, paprika and a layer of arugula or baby red chili flakes and heat Wednesday, June 13, 2018 spinach and sprinkle with through. Serve on toast, chopped jarred roasted over pasta or in a salad. 6 - 8 p.m. peppers. Place the sliced (Use any type of beans steak on top and roll up you have on hand. Can burrito-style. (Replace also substitute onion or mayo with plain yogurt if shallot in place of garlic.) Lynn Museum you prefer. Add additional Inspired? Send me your crunch with some diced favorite lazy delicious and 590 Washington Street cucumber and/or red on- nutritious recipe to share ion.) with readers this summer. Lynn, MA 01901

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FILE PHOTO | SHUTTERSTOCK These simple recipes call for ingredients you may already have in your kitchen.