WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 Court backs DEP and Wheelabrator over Saugus

By Bridget Turcotte its capacity to store incinerator ash. modify the operating permit because ment,” said Jim Connolly, Wheelabrator’s ITEM STAFF The appeal was led by the Saugus the board never assigned this site as a vice president of environmental health Board of Health and the Conservation location for a land ll is without merit,” and safety. SAUGUS — A judge decided Wheela- Law Foundation in May 2018, a month he wrote. “This site was being used as a “Among other ndings, the court ruled brator will be allowed to increase its ca- pacity to store incinerator ash, despite after the state decision. The appeal ar- land ll when the Solid Waste Manage- that the DEP’s approval — which deter- opposition from neighbors. gued that the expansion was unlawful ment Act was rst enacted; it has there- mined that Wheelabrator’s continued use A Suffolk Superior Court judge denied because the existing site assignment only fore been assigned for land ll purposes of the mono ll did not have any impact on the appeal of a Massachusetts Depart- allows municipal waste, not ash. by operation of law since 1955.” the environment, including the Rumney ment of Environmental Protection (DEP) Last week, Suffolk Superior Court Jus- The decision af rmed the determina- Marsh — was supported by substantial decision to allow Wheelabrator to reduce tice Kenneth Salinger said that this was tion by the state’s top environmental evidence,” said Connolly. “The court also the land ll’s top slope gradient and raise not the case. agency that the facility “poses no threat the lowest parts of the land ll to increase “Their assertion that DEP could not to public health, safety, or the environ- SAUGUS, A3 HERE’S THE SCOOP GE and Sweet deal between Northeast Arc and Treadwell’s in Peabody union agree to terms

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — General Electric and its largest union, Inter- national Union of Electrical Workers-Communications Workers of America (IUE- CWA) have come to a revised tentative agreement nearly a month after union mem- bership rejected the initial proposal. Last month, IUE Local 201, which represents 1,253 em- ployees at General Electric’s River Works Plant in Lynn, turned down a proposed four-year labor contract with the company, which was af- rmed by a nationwide vote of the union. Employees at GE’s steam turbine plant in Schenectady, N.Y., also re- jected the deal. IUE-CWA and GE nego- tiators returned to the bar- gaining table on Sunday and reached a revised agreement a day later. But whether the By Thomas Grillo morial High School graduate is founder of West Shore LLC, a Corey Pierce of agreement is rati ed is up to ITEM STAFF one of the cafe workers learning Boston real estate private eq- Beverly, center, union membership, which is new skills. uity company. Two years ago, teaches Heather scheduled to vote to accept PEABODY — Breaking The frosty treat couldn’t come he donated $1 million to North- Eckman of Salem the deal or strike next Tues- Grounds, the Main Street coffee at a better time. July’s heat wave east Arc, the nonpro t owner of how to proper- day, Aug. 13. shop that’s already distinguished set a record in Boston and soared the cafe. The Danvers agency’s ly dispense soft “The changes, we feel, make itself from its competitors, has past its previous monthly high mission is to assist people with serve from Break- it a more reasonable con- added Treadwell’s soft serve ice from July 1983, according to disabilities. ing Grounds Ca- tract,” said Adam Kaszyns- cream to the menu. weather.com. Boston racked up “I wanted to do something dif- fe’s new machine, ki, IUE Local 201 president. On a recent weekday, Brett a dozen days of 90-degree-plus ferent, innovative, even disrup- as Brett Gray of “We didn’t get everything we Gray served a dish of sweet, high temperatures last month, tive, in a positive sense,” he said Peabody looks on. wanted. We never do. Corpo- creamy vanilla in a cup to a cus- and the overnight lows were also at the time. “The idea was to nd rate America is not easy, but tomer who wanted it topped with oppressive. a way to literally change lives ITEM PHOTO | we feel these changes re ect- M&Ms, sprinkles and pieces of The idea to serve ice cream one at a time.” SPENSER HASAK ed our major problems with Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. came from Steven Rosenthal, The 22-year-old Veterans Me- a Marblehead resident and PEABODY, A3 GE, A3 City to Moulton soldiers on celebrate in presidential race culture and By Thomas Grillo ident Joe Biden, and Sens. Ber- ITEM STAFF nie Sanders of Vermont and community Elizabeth Warren of Massa- BOSTON — Despite sitting chusetts have the lead in New at the bottom of polls with little By Thor Jourgensen Hampshire. cash in the bank, U.S. Rep. Seth ITEM STAFF A survey of 500 likely Dem- Moulton said he has no plans to ocratic voters in the Granite Festival Latino La Voz withdraw from the presidential State revealed Biden is ahead turns Fraser Field on race. Sunday, Aug. 25 into an The Salem Democrat, who with 21 percent, Sanders at 17 energetic, fun- lled after- entered the ght for the White percent and Warren garnered noon of music, dancing, House in April offering what 14 percent. Other candidates food and friendship. he called a “new generation followed in single digits or less The third annual Fes- of leadership,” said claims he and nearly 21 percent were un- tival Latino takes on a plans to exit the race by Labor decided. Moulton had zero, the bigger pro le this year Day are false. poll said. with Heineken as the “It’s not true,” he told The David Paleologos, director primary sponsor with La Item. “It depends on how it of the Suffolk University Po- Voz, Essex Media Group’s goes, I don’t think the summer litical Research Center and a Spanish-language pub- debates will determine who vot- Lynn eld resident, said Moul- lication, and co-sponsors ers will support in February.” ton was not anyone’s rst choice including Beyond Walls, The third-term congress- in the polling. He was second Blue Cross Blue Shield, man’s comments come as a Suf- choice for two voters, he said. Caldwell, Eastern Bank, folk University/Boston Globe Family Caregivers, the survey shows former vice-pres- MOULTON, A3 city of Lynn, A. James Lynch Insurance Agency, Mega 94.9, Old Neighbor- hood Foods, North Shore INSIDE Community College, Pride Lynn Money Sports Motor Group, Roberto City receives What happens if I Navigators take Clemente Foundation, Sa- $200K grant for go back to work opener in playoff lemFive Mortgage, Tufts Western Avenue after starting Social series against FESTIVAL, A3 roadwork. A2 Security? A3 Bristol. B1

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William H. Erwin Jr., 69 Ann Marie Burke, 84 Mary E. Gerrity, 73 1949-2019 1945-2019 On Sunday, Aug. 4, 2019, SWAMPSCOTT — Mrs. Ann LYNN — Mary Elizabeth William H. Erwin Jr., loving Marie (Tierney) Burke, 84, of (Atkinson) Gerrity, age 73, of husband and father, passed Swampscott, beloved wife of Dover, N.H., formerly a long- away at the age of 69, sur- John F. Burke, died Sunday, time resident of Lynn, passed rounded by his family. Aug. 4, 2019 at Salem Hos- away on Sunday, Aug. 4 at her Bill was born on Nov. 16, pital surrounded by her loving home in Dover. Mary was the 1949 in Salem to William family following a brief illness. devoted wife of Joseph Ger- and Hazel (Mixer) Erwin. He Born in Peabody, she was rity of Dover, with whom she graduated from Lynn English the youngest child of the late shared more than 51 years of High School in 1967 and re- Michael J. and Bridget Agnes marriage. ceived an Associate’s Degree (McNulty) Tierney. She was Mary was the loving moth- in Business Administration raised and educated in Pea- er of Michelle Grace and her from North Shore Communi- body, and was a graduate of husband, Neil, Karen Gerrity ty College in 1970. On Oct. Peabody High School, Class and Mark Gerrity and his wife, 24, 1976, he married Susan of 1952. She continued her Misti, all of Lynn; the cherished Kreamer. They raised two chil- education at Burdett College. grandmother of Elizabeth Ger- dren, Carrie and Brian. Ann was very proud that in rity of Lake Tahoe, Calif., Anna Bill was a manager at JJ Nis- 1990 she returned to college, Grace and Liam and Meghan san Baking Company/Hostess earning her associate’s degree Gerrity, all of Lynn; the dear Wonder for 32 years and was several nieces and nephews, from Marion Court College. plishments. She loved her life, sister of David Atkinson and iting hours will be held at a management supervisor and his grand-dog, Dunkin As a young woman, Ann be- her family and was grateful his wife, Doris, of Sandwich CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral in Facilities Services at Bos- and grand-cat, Margo. gan her professional career for every day. She was a ded- and George Atkinson of Arling- Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn, ton College for 13 years. He Service information: His with the Prudential Insurance icated and considerate wife, ton and his late wife, Louise; on Friday, Aug. 9 from 4-8 owned and operated Erwin funeral will be held on Fri- Company, but upon the time mother, grandmother, sister, and the aunt of several nieces p.m. Her funeral will be aunt and friend who will be Pest Control for 10 years. day, Aug. 9, 2019 at 11 a.m. of her marriage she began her and nephews. held from the funeral home deeply missed by all. He was a lifelong resident in Bethany Congregational true life’s calling as a mother. Born in Somerville and on Saturday, Aug. 10 at 10 Ann is survived by her lov- of Lynn and an active mem- Church, 410 Eastern Ave., Family was always rst and raised and educated in Lynn, a.m., followed by a funeral ing husband of 60 years, John ber of Bethany Congregation- Lynn. Relatives and friends foremost in her life. She had Mary was the daughter of the Mass celebrated at 11 a.m. F. Burke of Swampscott; her al Church on Eastern Avenue are respectfully invited to a quiet con dence that lent to late Cecil and Elizabeth (Ken- in St. Pius V Church, 215 children, Susan E. Burke of Maple St., Lynn. Burial ser- where he served as a deacon, attend. Visiting hours will her gentle, loving and kind na- yon) Atkinson. She graduat- Marblehead, John F. Burke Jr. ed from Lynn Classical High vices will be private in Pine building trustee and church be held on Thursday, Aug. 8, ture which in turn allowed her and his wife Patricia of Ando- School with the Class of 1963. Grove Cemetery, Lynn. In lieu moderator. Bill enjoyed gos- 2019 in the SOLIMINE Fu- to be the amazing mother that ver, J. Richard Giunta and his She worked as a special of owers, contributions in pel music and over the past neral Home, 426 Broadway she was. Whether it was daily ancé Celia Nichols of Tampa, projects coordinator for the her memory may be made few years traveled throughout (Route 129), Lynn, from 4-8 home-made chocolate chip Fla., Maura Burke Abramo and U.S. Post Of ce in North Read- to the American Cancer As- New England with his wife p.m. In lieu of owers, dona- cookies, tending to a scrape her husband Eric of Newbury- ing for more than 20 years sociation, 3 Speen St., Fram- to attend concerts. He loved or bruise, nightly four-course tions can be made to Beth- port, and Tara Burke of Mar- until her retirement. Mary en- ingham, MA 01701 or via animals and some of his hap- meals or giving motherly ad- any Congregational Church, blehead; her grandchildren, joyed traveling the world with www.cancer.org. To share a piest moments were spent vice, Ann’s primary concern 410 Eastern Ave., Lynn, MA Sean, Molly, Ryan, Parkes her husband, Joe, including to memory or leave online con- throwing the ball for his grand- and goal was to provide love 01902. Directions and guest- and care for her family. She al- and Shane; and many nieces, Rome; camping trips including dolences, please visit www. dog, Dunkin. book at www.solimine.com. ways put family rst. Her gen- nephews and extended family to Casco, Maine, and most of cuffemcginn.com. Bill is survived by his wife erous nature, her ever-present and friends. She was the sis- all just spending time with her Sue; his two children, Carrie kindness and empathy set ter of the late Mary Dooling, family, especially her grand- and Brian; his daughter-in-law, the example of what a mother James, Helen, John, Thomas, children. ® Katherine; his brother, Everett; should be for all. Albert and Robert Tierney. Service information: Vis- LIFE WELL CELEBRATED Active in her community, Service information: Her Ann supported the causes funeral will be held from the she believed in. She served on SOLIMINE Funeral Home, the board of the North Shore 167 Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn receives $200K Barbara M. Nadworny, 90 Catholic Charities for many Lynn, Saturday, Aug. 10 at 10 years and was a member of a.m., followed by her funeral the Ladies Sodality at St. Mass in St. John the Evange- grant for roadwork Barbara M. Nadworny (Roy), John the Evangelist Church in list Church, 174 Humphrey LYNN — The city of Work is aimed at making age 90, died peacefully Aug. 3 Swampscott. She enjoyed bak- St., Swampscott, at 11 a.m. Lynn has received a the corridor safer and more while surrounded by her fam- ing, knitting, crafts and playing Relatives and friends invit- $200,000 grant from the operationally-friendly for ily at Massachusetts General the piano. Her homemade ed. Burial in Swampscott Massachusetts Gaming all forms of transportation, Hospital. greeting and Christmas cards Cemetery, Swampscott. Vis- Commission for roadway including for cars, pedestri- Born in Lynn, she was the always spread much cheer and iting hours Friday, Aug. 9 improvements on Western ans, bicycles and transit. wife of Richard C. Nadworny, expressed her care and con- from 4-8 p.m. Please say a Avenue, one of its most About 2 miles of West- with whom she shared 64 years cern for others. She loved to prayer, share your presence, congested corridors, the ern Avenue will be recon- of marriage, and the daughter travel and visited many places send owers or make a do- mayor’s of ce announced. structed, which includes of the late Lucien and Marie around the world. More than nation to Shriners Hospitals The funding will go to- the rehabilitation of the (Fratus) Roy. Barbara was a 40 years ago, she fell in love for Children–Boston as an ward the planned $36.2 pavement, with new con- graduate of Lynn Classical High with Hawaii and would proceed expression of sympathy in million project, one of crete sidewalks, ADA-com- School, Class of 1947. to spend every winter at Waikiki memory of Ann in a way that three scheduled projects pliant crosswalks and Before her marriage, Barbara Beach in Honolulu. She made had deep meaning to her. eligible for Federal High- wheelchair ramps, bicycle was employed by the former many friends in Hawaii over the To share a memory or offer way funding that the city accommodations and up- Star Sportswear Company as years and looked forward to a condolence, please visit has been working with graded transit accommo- a secretary. After her children her Island time. www.solimine.com. its consultant, WorldTech dations. All traf c signals were grown, she was employed If you were in need, Ann Engineering, on advanc- within the project area by the Lynn School Depart- was there to help. She was ing through the Transpor- will be upgraded, which ment working at Lynn Techni- Kristin Orlich and her husband ultimately proud of all of her tation Improvement Pro- the mayor’s of ce said will cal High School. She was also Chris, Anthony Falangas, Dan- children and their accom- gram (TIP) process. improve traf c  ow, safety employed as a secretary at ielle Philipp and her husband “The grant will be used and reduce congestion. the General Electric Company Drew, Erin O’Connell, Michael to subsidize the approxi- The planned roadway in the bene ts of ce until her O’Connell Jr., Patrick and Mat- mately $3 million in en- improvements would retirement at age of 62. thew Nadworny; and three gineering cost the city is stretch along Western Av- Barbara was a devout great-grandchildren, Liam Charles E. Batchelder, 84 responsible to fund for the enue from Centre Street Catholic and communicant, Philipp and Dylan and Jace Western Avenue Transpor- to Eastern Avenue, along a member of the former St. Orlich; her sister, Lorraine La- tation Improvement Pro- three segments of roadway Michael’s Church, the Holy Fleur and her husband Rob- MEDFORD — Mr. Charles gram project,” said Mayor extending around Stop & Rosary Sodality, St. Hedwigs ert; and her god-child, Cindy Ezra Batchelder, 84 years, of Thomas M. McGee in a Shop, including Franklin Society, St. Michael’s PNA Matvichuk, all of Middleton; Medford, died peacefully on statement. “I would like to Street, Boston Street and Lodge 630, the Polish Legion and several nieces, nephews Saturday, July 27, 2019 in thank the Massachusetts Washington Street. of American Veterans Ladies and cousins. She was prede- Mass. General Hospital sur- Gaming Commission for Four of the intersections Auxiliary Chapter 56, a mem- ceased by her brothers Rich- rounded by family. He was the this grant that will enable that will see upgrades ber of Ward 6 Democratic City ard Roy and Lucien Roy Jr. husband of the late Denise the city to move forward on — at Eastern Avenue, Committee and a recent com- Service information: Rela- Greco Batchelder. this important project that Chestnut Street, Wash- municant of St. Mary’s Church. tives and friends are invited He was born in Swampscott, will improve our transpor- ington Street and Frank- tation infrastructure, and lin Street — are among Upon her retirement from to attend her funeral from the son of the late Norman address long overdue traf- the state’s Top 200 High the General Electric Compa- the NADWORNY Funeral and Leona (Cross) Batchelder. c and safety de ciencies Crash intersections, ac- ny, Barbara was a dedicated Home, 798 Western Ave., He was raised in Swampscott in this area.” cording to McGee’s of ce. partner to her husband’s fu- Lynn, Friday at 9:30 a.m., and was a 1953 graduate of neral home business greeting followed by her Mass of Swampscott High School. He families, setting up  owers, or Christian burial in St. Mary’s entered the United States Motorcycles to ride for being a compassionate shoul- Church at 11 a.m. Burial in Army and served in the Kore- der to lean on. Barbara helped St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Visit- an War. After the Korean War make the funeral home a ing hours Thursday from 4-8 he graduated college in 1961. fallen Marine Aug. 10 comforting place to be. p.m. In lieu of owers contri- After graduation, Charles In addition to her husband, butions in her memory may began his lifelong career as and Renee Merchant, Laura By Bella diGrazia down in Iraq. The Swamp- Barbara is survived by her four be made to St. Mary’s High a pharmacist. He worked at McLaughlin and her husband ITEM STAFF scott native, who was on her children, William J. Nadworny, School Development Fund, Brian of Scituate; his grand- third tour, was 28 years old. various small, privately owned WAKEFIELD — Nearly Richard C. Nadworny Jr. and 35 Tremont St., Lynn, MA children, Emma, Sara and Aside from the annual pharmacies on the North 13 years after the trag- his wife Carolyn of Boxford, Connor; and his step-daughter, memorial ride, Harris said 01902 or www.stmaryslynn. Shore and Southern New ic death of Swampscott’s Maura J. Falangas and her Linda and her husband Dan- his Swampscott neighbors com/give. For guest book Hampshire, and eventually USMC Captain Jennifer husband Stratis and Paula A. ny Leone of Peabody. Charles and many members of the and directions go to www. owned his own with his rst J. Harris, local motorcy- O’Connell and her husband also had great-grandchildren, North Shore community nadwornyfuneralhome.com. wife, now deceased, Joanna L. clists are still riding in her Michael, all of Nashua, N.H.; Grace, Noah and Jack. He is have gone above and beyond (Zavarella) until 1977. memory. her nine grandchildren, Lau- for him over the years, espe- Then while visiting with his the brother of Bertha Poor, and The 12th Annual USMC ren Ogar, Andrea Falangas brother, Lawrence, Charles ran the late Norman and Lawrence cially since his wife died of Capt. Jennifer J. Harris an illness three years ago. and her ancé Kevin Kaylor, into an old high school chum Batchelder. He also leaves his Memorial Motorcycle Run They drive him to the gro- who turned out to be the love nieces and nephews, Frank, will be in Wake eld on Aug. Betsy, Cindy, Andrea, Lawrence cery store, they come over of his life. He and Denise 10. Her father, Raymond and landscape his yard, and Jr., Julie and David. shared more than 10 years Harris, said, while it’s emo- they host events or raise Service information: Grave- IN MEMORIAM of wedded bliss. She and tionally hard for him to  ags in Jennifer’s honor on MINNIE F. (BARBUZZI) CHICK Charles had plans to retire to side services will be held on appear every year and re- every memorial or veterans 2005 ~ AUGUST 7 ~ 2019 a log cabin in Maine, but their Thursday, Aug. 8, 2019 in member that his daughter holiday, he said. plans were cut short with her Pine Grove Cemetery, Bos- is gone, he is grateful to the “All these people keep do- 781-593-7700 tragic death in 1992. Charles ton Street, Lynn, at 12 p.m., memorial event’s organiz- ing things for me and I don’t Publishing Daily, except Sundays became ill soon after and meeting at the main entrance ers and the thousands of know how to thank them,” USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 underwent heart surgery and at 11:45 a.m. Relatives and riders who sign up to ride said Harris. “I wish I could Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA cancer treatment, and moved friends are respectfully in- in her honor every year. and additional of ces. pay these people back.” Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item to Medford to a beautiful, vited. Arrangements are “It hurts me very much Registration for the me- Subscriptions landscaped community. by the SOLIMINE Funeral to go, but I know I have to,” morial ride will be from 9 Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Charles is survived Home, 426 Broad- he said. “I hope they get a to 11 a.m. on Aug. 10 at $20.00 for 4 weeks by his daughters, way (Route 129), full crew again this year. I the Wake eld Elks Lodge. $65.00 for 13 weeks Jennifer Batchelder try to hold myself together $130.00 for 26 weeks Lynn. Directions and The ride begins at 11:30 $260.00 for 1 year and her husband guestbook at www. every year but I can’t help a.m. at $25 a rider and Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Steve Merchant of solimine.com. but get very emotional.” $15 a passenger. A BBQ Always in our thoughts, send address changes to: Farmington, N.H., and Jennifer Harris was one lunch, DJ and raf es will "Lots of love." The Daily Item Lovingly remembered and sadly their children, Beth and James of seven people who died on also be provided. missed by Douglas, Donna, Daniel, 110 Munroe St. Meek, Taylor Merchant, Dever- Feb. 7, 2007, after the CH- It’s hosted by The Hon- P.O. Box 5 David, and grandchildren Jarred, eaux Merchant, Jon Merchant 46 Sea Knight Helicopter orable Few Marine Corps Douglas, and Michael Lynn, MA 01903 she was piloting was shot League Detachment #1302. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 What happens if I go back to work after starting Social Security?

If you are under full retire- Going back to work is a great best time to apply, taking into only “wealthy” people were tak- ment age, some or all of your DOLLARS way to increase your Social Se- account spousal bene ts and ing advantage of. bene ts may be withheld. $1 curity bene t, and bene t from delayed credits. But if you had turned 62 be- will be withheld for every $2 AND SENSE the earnings themselves. Generally, you can only receive fore the end of 2015, you are that you earn over the earnings Mark Singer, CFP Can I receive a a spousal bene t if it is higher grandfathered under the old test threshold, which is $16,920 spousal bene t based on my than your own bene t. When rules. This means you can le a in 2017. But this is not a rea- husband’s you apply, you will be paid the restricted application for your son to not go back to work. In work record? higher of the two bene ts. Let’s spousal bene t at full retire- fact, it may be a good reason to bene ts are withheld. When you Possibly. As the spouse of a say your primary insurance ment age and receive 50 percent go back to work, because your turn FRA (66), your bene t will worker entitled to Social Secu- amount (PIA) is $1,400. Your of your spouse’s PIA from age bene t will be recomputed at be recomputed to make it as if rity bene ts you may be able husband’s PIA is $2,600. Half of 66 to 70. At age 70 you would Full Retirement Age to remove to receive 50 percent of your that is $1,300. Since your PIA is you had applied at age 64. Go- switch to your own maximum the actuarial reduction for those spouse’s PIA if you apply for higher than your spousal bene- ing forward you will get 87.5 bene t. months in which your bene t it at your full retirement age. t, you would generally not be was withheld. In other words, percent of $2,000, or $1,752. Your husband must be receiv- paid a spousal bene t. Mark Singer, CFP®, lives it will raise your bene t going Then, if you were to suspend ing bene ts in order for you to But if you were born before in Swampscott and has been forward. your bene t at FRA, you can apply for a spousal bene t. If Jan. 2, 1954, you may be able in the nancial industry for Let’s say your PIA is $2,000 earn 8 percent annual delayed he wants to delay his bene t to to get a spousal bene t while over three decades. If you have and you applied for bene ts credits on the $1,752. When you receive the maximum amount, your own bene t builds delayed any questions contact him at at 62. Your reduced bene t is claim your bene t at 70, it will you may have no choice but to credits. This “claim-now-claim- 781.599.2660 or mark@55retire. $1,500 (75 percent of $2,000). At be $2,310 (not counting cost-of- wait until he applies to start more-later” strategy is being com. The content was devel- age 64, you go back to work and living adjustments or the effect your spousal bene t. Calcula- phased out because Congress oped in conjunction with Elaine earn enough so that all of your of additional earnings). tors can help you determine the considered it a loophole that Floyd, CFP®. Moulton soldiers on in presidential race GE and union MOULTON “We have only been the two debates, the Demo- al Election Commission. From A1 presidential race for three cratic National Commit- In contrast, front runner months,” he said. “I’ve been tee (DNC) required can- Biden raised $22 million When asked why he is agree to terms in tough primaries before didates receive at least 1 and still had $10.8 million staying in the race given and if my message wasn’t percent support in three left on June 30. his dismal ranking, Moul- resonating, and if people DNC-approved polls, Still, Moulton said he is GE Board, which includes ton said, “What’s keeping were not encouraging me and have received dona- not deterred. From A1 Kaszynski, voted to rec- me in the race is my mes- to keep going, then I’d look tions from at least 65,000 “We need someone who ommend rati cation of sage is resonating on the at getting out, but that’s unique donors with a min- can go toe-to-toe against the initial tentative agree- the contract, by an 8-2 ground, just like it did in not what I’m hearing.” imum of 200 donors in at Donald Trump on the de- ment that was rejected. vote. On Thursday, 201’s my rst campaign for Con- Voters tell him, he said, least 20 different states. bate stage,” he said. “And They addressed the top Stewards Council, which gress.” they are frustrated that From April through there’s a lot of concern that three of our bargaining overwhelmingly rejected During that rst race, the only combat veteran June, Moulton raised $1.9 we haven’t found it yet.” priorities so we (the Local the original contract, will he said, Moulton was 53 in the race is not on stage million and had $724,377 201 Policy Board) voted to vote on whether to ratify. points down after the rst in the debates during the in the bank at the end of Thomas Grillo can be recommend to the mem- If Local 201 membership poll, seven months into longest war in America. the three-month period, reached at tgrillo@item- bership.” votes to turn down the the race. To qualify for the rst according to the Feder- live.com. Kaszynski said the contract again, it could union’s top desired chang- be overridden by a na- es in the contract were tionwide IUE-CWA vote. City to celebrate culture and community around healthcare, wag- Last month was the rst es, cost of living increases time the union collectively Republic artist dubbed Angel,” and Danny D. Manning Field. The en- and overtime. Only over- voted to reject a national FESTIVAL time was not addressed. “la reina de la Bachata” All four Boston Red Sox trance to the festival is off contract with the compa- From A1 The revised agreement al- (queen of the Bachata, a World Series champion- Locust Street by third base. ny since 1969. The current lots an additional 20 cents Health Plan and Woods Dominican dance combin- ship trophies will be on Trujillo thanked Lynn deal expired on June 23. in a general wage increase & Associates Insurance display during the after- Mayor Thomas M. McGee, IUE-CWA is the larg- ing European and African and 80 cents would be for Agency. est of the company’s 11 elements), heads the per- noon during this fami- Lynn City Council and a cost of living increase. “This is a celebration of formers’ list along with Ka- ly-oriented event. city of cials, including unions. Last week, an- Changes to the proposed other large union, Inter- community, of Latino cul- zzabe, a Honduran group, The afternoon will fea- Fire Chief Stephen Archer contract over four years national Association of ture, but everybody’s wel- and Francisco Lemus Al- ture food and beverages, and Police Chief Michael include a wage increase Machinists and Aerospace come,” said La Voz Publish- godon of El Salvador. alcoholic and non alco- Mageary, for their roles in totaling $2.80 per hour, Workers (IAM), rejected er and Essex Media Group Festival La Voz will also holic. Anyone attending planning and preparing up from the initial $1.80, its proposed contract and community relations direc- feature local artists and should anticipate having the festival. total cash compensation noti ed the company it tor Carolina Trujillo. arts organizations Cultu- bags checked and having Tickets are available at of more than $14,000, up plans to strike on Aug. 12. Scheduled from noon to ra Latina Dance Acade- identi cation checked to Essex Media Group’s 110 from $12,000 and a 4.9 More than a half-doz- 5 p.m., Festival Latino La my, Extro El 23 y Cheska verify age appropriate- Munroe St. of ces, www. percent employee health- en of the GE unions that Voz brings an internation- Fuentes, Sebastian Medi- ness to consume alcohol. tickeri.com, La Princestia, care premium contribu- make up the Coordinated al music lineup to Lynn. na, who is promoting the Parking will be in the rear El Chalan de Lynn and tion in the nal three Bargaining Committee Alexandra, a Dominican single, “Baby You’re My lot off Ford Street behind Land of a Thousand Hills. years, which is down from (CBC) have announced the 5.9 percent contribu- that their members have tion rst proposed, accord- rati ed the four-year ing to the company. agreement, with addition- “The vast majority of our al CBC votes to come, ac- unions, representing 80 cording to the company. percent of our unionized Contract negotiations workforce, support or have come at a time when rati ed this package,” said the rm’s aviation busi- GE spokesman Richard ness, including the River Gorham in a statement. Works, are the bright spot “We are pleased that the on GE’s gloomy nancial IUE-CWA leadership has landscape. unanimously endorsed the revised agreement, Gayla Cawley can be and recommend rati ca- reached at gcawley@item- tion by its members.” live.com. Follow her on The Local 201 Policy Twitter @GaylaCawley. Suffolk court backs DEP and Wheelabrator over Saugus

SAUGUS the Environment. The From A1 Alliance is a coalition of environmental organiza- found that the slurry wall, tions and public of cials designed to contain ash, is who are against the ex- at least as effective as a pansion of Wheelabrator. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK traditional liner, and that “Although disturbing, the land ll has a valid site the decision is not surpris- Brett Gray of Peabody and Heather Eckman of Salem add toppings to the Treadwell’s vanilla soft assignment.” ing because precedent had serve that they just poured. Rep. RoseLee Vincent already been set when the (D-Revere) called the rul- state allowed Wheelabra- ing worrisome from an en- tor to ll the other val- Sweet deal between Northeast Arc and Treadwell’s vironmental and quality leys without requiring of life standpoint, but said the company to go before PEABODY full part of the community. jobs in the community.” skills and internships at she was not surprised. the town for a site assign- From A1 Since then, programs have And it’s working. Train- a host business with em- “I am deeply troubled by ment,” said Vincent. “The expanded to support peo- ees have been employed ployment as the outcome. last week’s Suffolk Supe- Alliance for Health and Gray, an Arc client, un- ple with a broader range at Panera Bread, Dunkin’ Before she joined Break- rior Court decision, which the Environment is cur- derwent more than three of disabilities, including Donuts, Flatbread Pizza, ing Grounds, Eckman would allow Wheelabrator rently evaluating options, months of training in the autism and physical dis- Starbucks and the Daily worked at Chartwells, the Saugus to move forward and everything, including coffee shop where he learned abilities. They serve 9,000 Harvest Cafe. school’s dining services with their plan to uncap an appeal of this reckless to make coffee, sandwiches people in nearly 190 Bay Brown said the idea was provider. portions of the land ll decision, remain on the and espresso drinks. Last State communities. inspired when he read “I’ve always had an inter- closest to the Pines Riv- table.” month, he was taught to Arc signed a one-year a news story about the est in food, so this is per- er and dump another serve ice cream and clean lease with a three-year op- shortage of restaurant fect,” she said. “Making all 500,000 tons of ash into Bridget Turcotte can be the $8,000 machine. tion to operate the shop at employees. the different coffee drinks its unlined land ll,” said reached at bturcotte@item- “This job has meant I 67 Main St. “We have lots of people is my favorite thing to do.” Vincent, a member of the live.com. Follow her on can learn all kinds of dif- Tim Brown, the agency’s who have an interest in Courtney Flaherty, 38, Alliance for Health and Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. ferent things,” he said. “I’ve innovation and strategy restaurant work and cus- graduated from high learned how to make yogurt, school in 2002 and re- director, said the cafe isn’t tomer service with no expe- LAW OFFICES OF oatmeal, chicken salad, and ceived services at NuPath, Subscribe to breaking even. But they rience, and we have lots of JAMES J. CARRIGAN last week I was trained to have become a model for business partners who are a Woburn nonpro t that work the espresso machine. training and nding jobs for seeking entry-level employ- shares a similar mission • Social Security Disability to Arc. Later, she graduat- • Workers Compensation At rst, it was kind of hard, people facing challenges. ees,” he said. “It’s a win-win.” home delivery • Accidents then it got easier.” Arc CEO Jo Ann Simons Upon completing his ed from Project Search. “I love it what I’m do- and get free access 25 years located across City Councilor-at-Large said Gray had never used training at Breaking to the e-edition on from Lynn District Court Thomas Gould, owner of the machines before, and Grounds, Gray will work ing at Breaking Grounds,” 15 Johnson St. she said. “I love the atmo- Treadwell’s ice cream and it was something he could with Arc’s job coaches to sphere, the customers. I’m 781-596-0100 an Arc booster, conducted learn in minutes, she said. learn resume writing and JAMES J. CARRIGAN very talented and a very the training. “It’s a new skill that will interviewing skills. ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN nice person for this kind LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL Breaking Grounds help him work at other Heather Eckman, 27, of job. Whenever anyone www.jamescarriganlaw.com opened three years ago in places,” she said. one of the original cafe comes into the ship, they [email protected] the downtown. It’s an ini- And that’s the whole employees, was trained say ‘Aren’t you Courtney?’ tiative of Northeast Arc, point, Brown said. at Project Search at Sa- That’s great.” the charity founded in 1954 “Our goal is 100 percent lem State University. The Catch up by parents of children with turnover,” he said. “Our mis- program, in collabora- Thomas Grillo can be with your developmental disabilities sion is to move these new- tion with Northeast Arc, reached at tgrillo@item- favorite team who wanted them to be a ly-trained workers to other provides work readiness live.com. in Item Sports! A4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 OPINION

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The reality of studying students have very suc- doesn’t mean that he has 110 Munroe St. and having a full-time cessfully attended school to pay for all my needs. I P.O. Box 5 or part-time job is hard. and held down a full-time have to work a full-time Lynn, MA 01903 Many high school students job. These students are not job and go to school at the that currently attend to crazy. They have friends, same time, it’s hard but Customer Service the Lynn public schools social life and even fami- not impossible. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. have to work and study lies. They don’t burn out or Most immigrant stu- Connecting at the same time. 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Is it possible to Sometimes they just ly mind doing both things. Newsroom work full-time and study live with uncles, aunts, We have a dream and [email protected] full-time? Sounds crazy, or cousins, which is one there’s no way we are [email protected] right? Like a recipe for of the reasons they have giving up. Ext. 4 complete, flaming burn- out of school. Only crazy and study full-time. to work. I personally live out, followed by dropping people would try to work Believe it or not, many with my uncle, but that Nelson Chavez Sports [email protected] Ext. 5 Retail and Online An act of kindness Advertising [email protected] I want to thank Peabody postal a finger that would not stop Jack continued his postal de- are people in our community who ADVERTISING carrier Jack Houlihan for a true bleeding. Jack Houlihan saw Joe liveries then came back later to do not hesitate to lend a helping hand. Thank you again Jack! Ernie Carpenter Jr. act of kindness. on the ground and immediately make sure Joe was all right. We Director of Advertising A month ago my husband fell came over to help him. Jack es- want to thank Jack for his sin- JoAnn and Joe Supino and Business Development, ext. 1355 outside of our home and injured corted my husband to our home cere act of kindness. It is such a 29 Essex Green Lane [email protected] his hand and ended up with and helped bandage his finger. wonderful feeling knowing there Peabody Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 LELAND NALLY [email protected] Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] Mass shootings require political response BUSINESS OFFICE Maria Alvaracin Aug. 3 was a historic with active shooter drills ext. 1205 [email protected] day for the United States. — all constitute an absurd In the morning, 20 people normalization of night- Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 were killed and more than marish mass murder at [email protected] 25 others injured in a mass the expense of politics. shooting at a Walmart in A staggering 97 percent Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 El Paso, Texas. (As of Mon- of U.S. residents support [email protected] day afternoon, the death requiring background toll had risen to 22.) Lat- checks for gun purchases. Marian Kinney ext. 1212 er Saturday night, nine If you polled the roundness [email protected] people were killed and 27 of the Earth, you might not injured in another mass hit 97 percent. But Repub- Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 shooting in Dayton, Ohio. licans have instead pushed [email protected] According to the Gun Vi- in the opposite direction, olence Archive, these were with Mitch McConnell Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 the 250th and 251st mass blocking the Bipartisan [email protected] shootings — defined as Background Checks Act any gun incident in which of 2019, which passed the Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 four or more people are in- House earlier this year [email protected] jured or killed — so far in and would require such 2019. Jim Wilson background checks. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Following the El Paso The dysfunction of the [email protected] shooting, just hours before government is nowhere as another would take place, clear as in its gun policies, CIRCULATION the political response fell and this bad-faith mor- Lisa Mahmoud cleanly on partisan lines. alizing by Republicans is Manager, ext. 1239 Democrats were calling their last-ditch effort to [email protected] out Republicans for their retain control of a posi- CLASSIFIED inaction on gun reform, tion that is radically out Abbe Young Smith and pundits on the right of sync with the American Manager, ext. 1276 were pulling out their go- people. They want to con- [email protected] to strategy of shaming tinue taking money from GRAPHICS Democrats for “politiciz- the National Rifle Asso- ing” the tragedy. Trevor Andreozzi ciation and passing laws Designer For instance, hours after PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that explicitly protect gun [email protected] the El Paso shooting, Fox manufacturers. Mark Sutherland News commentator Steve A mourner brings flowers to a makeshift memorial on Tuesday for the Republicans want you slain in the Oregon District after a mass shooting that occurred early Creative Director Rogers was shaming Dem- to believe that gun vio- [email protected] ocrats for calling for new Sunday morning in Dayton, Ohio. lence is just an elemental NEWSROOM gun laws, saying “now is force of the universe, not not the time to politicize a ings to push forward their informed by an increasing actual material change in a growing phenomenon Mike Alongi horrific incident like this.” political agenda. number of public mass a world where mass mur- that is happening specifi- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 [email protected] Texas Gov. Greg Abott, The absurdity here is murders. ders come in pairs, your cally in America and that who was endorsed by the that in a world where Let me be clear: “Put- words are empty. is within our power to pre- Bill Brotherton NRA and currently has an there’s a mass shooting in ting politics aside” is the Mass shootings in the vent. Don’t let them. Features Editor ext. 1338 A rating, said in front of the morning and a mass most disrespectful thing United States are a pub- [email protected] cameras “we need to focus shooting in the evening, to do in the face of a mass lic health crisis, one that Leland Nally is a writer Gayla Cawley more on memorials before there seems to be never shooting. Ignoring the po- it will take politics to ad- and filmmaker living in Reporter, ext. 1236 we start the politics.” any time at all in which litical reality that affects dress. Our present “solu- Koreatown, Los Angeles. [email protected] This is a favorite tech- it’s appropriate to talk gun violence outcomes is tions” — sending children This column was produced Cheryl Charles nique of the Republicans, about gun control. Instead, not a form of mourning; to school with bullet-proof for the Progressive Media News Editor, ext. 1278 designed to paint Demo- opponents of gun control it is simply a way to block backpacks, watching test Project, which is run by [email protected] crats as disrespectful of are making the ridiculous efforts to keep them from scores and enrollment drop The Progressive magazine, Bella diGrazia the mourning process by assertion that our politi- happening again. following school shootings, and distributed by the Tri- Reporter, ext. 1317 “using” these mass shoot- cal agenda should not be If you’re not pursuing and traumatizing children bune News Service. 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By Jill Colvin impactful to prevent this tims and spent time at the ing words. But then he ASSOCIATED PRESS from ever happening bedsides of shooting vic- often quickly lapses into again, if we come togeth- tims, he has yet to project divisive tweets and state- WASHINGTON — Pres- er,” the spokesman said. the kind of emotion and ments — just recently ident Trump on Wednes- That’s a tough assign- vulnerability of his recent painting immigrants as day will bring a message ment for a president who predecessors. “invaders,” suggesting aimed at national unity thrives on division and Barack Obama grew four Democratic congress- and healing to the sites whose aides say he views visibly shaken as he ad- woman of color should go of the mass shootings in discord and unease about dressed the nation in the back to their home coun- El Paso and Dayton. But cultural, economic and de- wake of the Sandy Hook tries, though all are citi- the words he offers for a mographic changes as key elementary school massa- divided America will be zens, and describing ma- complicated by his own in- to his reelection. cre and teared up while jority-black Baltimore as cendiary, anti-immigrant At the same time, promi- delivering a 2016 speech a rat-infested hell-hole. rhetoric that mirrors lan- nent Democrats have been on new gun control efforts. In the Texas border city guage linked to one of the casting blame on Trump George W. Bush helped of El Paso, some residents shooters. more often than calling bring the country togeth- and local Democratic law- for national unity in the er following the Sept, 11 makers said Trump was It is a highly unusual PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS predicament for an Amer- aftermath of the shoot- attacks, notably standing not welcome and urged ican president to at once President Donald Trump speaks about the ings, a measure of the pro- atop the smoking rubble him to stay away. try to console a commu- mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, found polarization in the of the World Trade Center, “This president, who nity and a nation at the Ohio, in the Diplomatic Reception Room of the country. his arm draped over the helped create the hatred same time he is being crit- White House. Trump, who often seems shoulder of a firefighter, as that made Saturday’s icized as contributing to a most comfortable on ral- he shouted through a bull- tragedy possible, should combustible climate that including Parkland, Fla., and grieve with them, pray ly stages with deeply horn. Bill Clinton helped not come to El Paso,” can spawn violence. and Las Vegas, with the with them, offer condo- partisan crowds, has not reassure the nation after tweeted Democratic pres- White House officials president and first lady lences,” said White House excelled at projecting the bombing of a feder- idential candidate Beto said Trump’s visits to saluting first responders spokesman Hogan Gidley. empathy, mixing what al building in Oklahoma O’Rourke, who served the Texas and Ohio, where and spending time with He said Trump also wants can sound like perfunc- City and the mass school area for three terms as a 31 people were killed and mourning families and “to have a conversation” tory expressions of grief shooting at Columbine congressman. “We do not dozens wounded, would be survivors. about ways to head off fu- with awkward offhand High School. need more division. We similar to those he’s paid “What he wants to do is ture deadly episodes. remarks. While he has of- Trump, too, has been need to heal. He has no to grieving communities go to these communities “We can do something fered hugs to tornado vic- able to summon sooth- place here.” Ohio Republicans again faced with calls to enact gun reforms

By Julie Carr Smyth ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio — Prompted to act by the bloodshed in Dayton, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine pro- posed a package of mea- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sures Tuesday that he Peter Strzok, who wrote derogatory text mes- says will address mass sages about Donald Trump, filed a lawsuit shootings, declaring, “We Tuesday charging that the bureau caved to can come together to do “unrelenting pressure” from the president these things to save lives.” when it fired him. Yet members of DeWine’s own party have repeatedly blocked gun-control mea- sures in the Legislature, Strzok sues FBI for leaving the fate of his pro- posals uncertain. Even the deadliest mass shooting in firing him over U.S. history and the school massacre in Parkland, Fla., could not move Ohio anti-Trump texts Republicans to act on most elements of a gun-control By Eric Tucker torney General William package proposed last ASSOCIATED PRESS Barr and FBI Director year by then-Gov. John PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Chris Wray, revisits a po- Kasich, also a Republican. WASHINGTON — A litical drama that was Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine delivers a statement with Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, veteran FBI agent who Republican lawmak- seized on by conservative ers sought to expand left, and First Lady Fran DeWine, following the Dayton mass shooting, wrote derogatory text mes- critics of special counsel on Tuesday at the Ohio State House in Columbus, Ohio. sages about Donald Trump gun-owner protections in Robert Mueller’s Russia a bill Kasich ultimately filed a lawsuit Tuesday investigation as proof that vetoed. the proposals ultimately left nine dead and 37 in- Chairman David Pepper charging that the bureau the bureau was biased DeWine’s proposals will be. jured. Betts had no ap- urged the governor and caved to “unrelenting pres- against Trump. It pro- sure” from the president include requiring back- “He takes money from parent criminal record as Republican lawmakers to vides new details about ground checks for nearly when it fired him. the NRA, and he’s in there an adult, and police said work with Democrats so the circumstances of Str- all gun sales in Ohio, al- The suit from Peter Str- talking about gun control there was nothing in his any gun control package zok’s firing and amounts lowing courts to restrict zok also alleges he was when he knows darn well background that would has bipartisan support. to the latest defense of firearms access for people unfairly punished for ex- it’s never going to pass,” have prevented him from Democrats also noted that his reputation, coming perceived as threats, in- said Kelly Weber, 40, an buying a gun. a red flag bill already had pressing his political opin- months after a fiery con- creasing community sup- elementary school teach- For the reforms to work, been introduced this year ions, and that the Justice gressional hearing in port to identify mental er from Gahanna, a Co- mental health concerns in the Legislature — by a Department violated his which he insisted that his health risks, expanding lumbus suburb. “So he’s would have to be report- Democrat. The bill’s au- privacy when it shared personal views never in- use of the state’s school doing it to appease people. ed by parents, classmates, thor, state Sen. Sandra hundreds of his text mes- fluenced his work. safety tip line and beefing He doesn’t care about gun educators or law enforce- Williams, wrote to the sages with reporters. Multiple investigations up social media monitor- safety.” ment, then authorities chamber’s Republican “This campaign to pub- are underway examining ing. While serving in Con- would need to do some- leader after the Dayton licly vilify Special Agent whether the FBI acted “We know there’s going gress, DeWine often thing with that informa- shooting asking for action Strzok contributed to the properly during the Rus- to be some violence; it’s sided with gun-control tion, DeWine said. on her legislation. FBI’s ultimate decision sia investigation, and Str- the world we live in,” the groups on such issues as His package also does “Ohio Democrats have to unlawfully terminate zok remains a frequent governor said. “But I can background checks and not address some of the been pushing gun vio- him,” the lawsuit says, “as target of Trump’s scornful tell you this: If we do these certain gun ownership more restrictive laws ad- lence prevention laws for well as to frequent inci- tweets. A Justice Depart- things, it will matter. If restrictions. But the Na- opted in other states, such years, while Republican dents of public and online ment inspector general re- we do these things, it will tional Rifle Association as banning assault-style politicians in Columbus harassment and threats port focused on the early make us safer.” endorsed and contributed weapons or limiting the have worked overtime not of violence to Strzok and days of the Russia probe is DeWine invited some to him in last year’s gov- size of ammunition maga- just to stop them all, but his family that began expected to be released in Ohio gun-rights advo- ernor’s race. zines. Police say the shoot- to move in the opposite when the texts were first the coming weeks. cates to his news confer- It’s unclear whether er in Dayton was equipped direction, including allow- disclosed to the media and Spokespeople for the ence, while gun-control any of DeWine’s proposed with an AR-15 style gun ing guns everywhere from continue to this day.” FBI and the Justice De- advocates stood outside in changes would have done and a 100-round maga- bars to day cares,” Pepper The complaint, which partment declined to com- the hall. That led some to anything to prevent the zine. said in a statement Tues- names as defendants At- ment on Strzok’s lawsuit. wonder how tough any of Dayton shooting, which Ohio Democratic Party day. President, Republican party sue over California tax return law

By Kathleen ramento. candidates: That they are turns. Ronayne The law signed last natural born citizens, 35 “The effort to deny Cal- ASSOCIATED PRESS week by Democratic Gov. or older and a U.S. resi- ifornia voters the oppor- Gavin Newsom requires dent for at least 14 years. tunity to cast a ballot for SACRAMENTO, Calif. candidates for president California is the first President Trump in 2020 — The Trump campaign and governor to release state to pass such a law, will clearly fail,” Sekulow and Republican Party five years of tax returns though many others un- said in a statement. sued California on Tues- to appear on the state’s der Democratic control It’s the latest legal bat- day over a new law re- primary ballot, but the have tried since Trump tle between the Trump quiring presidential can- requirement does not ex- left office. administration and Cal- didates to release their tend to the general elec- California holds its 2020 ifornia, which has sued tax returns to run in the tion. Trump has refused to presidential primary on the federal government state’s primary, legislation release his returns, saying March 3. Without a seri- more than 50 times since that was aimed at prying they are under audit. ous Republican competi- Trump took office. loose President Donald The lawsuits argue the tor, Trump would likely be Tax returns reveal Trump’s returns. law violates the U.S. Con- able to forego the state’s FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sources of income, charita- California’s law is “a stitution by creating an primary and still win the ble giving, business deal- naked political attack extra requirement to run nomination. California Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks during a ings and other informa- against the sitting Presi- for president and deprives But the parties’ lawsuit news conference in Sacramento, Calif. tion that Democrats in the dent of the United States,” citizens the right to vote argues it will “directly state Legislature say is the state and national Re- for their chosen candi- impede” Trump’s ability needed to win the party’s “flagrantly illegal,” and essential for voters. Every publican parties argued in dates. The Constitution to secure the nomination. nomination, the suit says. said voters already spoke president has released his one of two lawsuits filed in puts just three require- California provides 14 Trump counsel Jay in 2016 on whether Trump or her tax returns since U.S. District Court in Sac- ments on presidential percent of the delegates Sekulow called the law should release his tax re- the early 1970s. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- ed at Eastern Bank at 45 Sa- Complaints Saturday. larly arrests, reflect police records. In lem St. on Monday at 3:11 A report of a man sleeping in A caller reported at 8:21 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, p.m. Officer spoke with bank the rear lot of the post office on a.m. on Monday that she be- it is the sole responsibility of the con- manager who said the call was the running boards of the post- accidental. All appears to be in lieved there were two vehicles al trucks at 5:21 a.m. Saturday. cerned party to contact the relevant order. involved in a road rage inci- A caller reported a wire down police department and have the Motion detector sounded an dent at Atlantic and Seaview on Vine Street at 2:29 p.m. department issue a notice of correc- alarm at 15 Ramsdell Way on avenues. She stated one was Saturday. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Monday at 6:09 p.m. Officer re- traveling slow while the other A report of a man down on clarifications will not be made without ports no one found around the was “aggressively” beeping the the rocks in between the two horn. express notice of change from the ar- dumpsters. bridges on Salem Turnpike at A caller reported a possible 2:58 p.m. Saturday. resting police department. Security company reported accidental fire alarm at 14 drunk female stumbling around A police officer was flagged Durham Drive on Monday at on Elm Street at 9:57 a.m. on down at Dick’s Sporting Goods LYNN 7:59 p.m. Monday. Responding officers by an off-duty Chelsea Police Peabody Police Department made contact with the female officer who reported a man in Arrests reported 911 call near 27 Rob- who stated she was fine and a black Infiniti sedan who dis- has medical issues. played a firearm in the area of Stephanie Cataldo, 32, of in Road on Monday at 8:43 p.m. Officer reports call was A caller reported at 10:38 Walgreens on Essex Street at 92 Chestnut St., was arrest- a.m. on Monday that a group of 6:19 p.m. Saturday. ed and charged with Class B accidental. Burglar alarm accidentally people came up to his private A caller on Newhall Avenue drug possession, shoplifting PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS set off by a delivery person at driveway on Brown Street and reported the residents next by asportation and on warrant claimed to be Jehovah’s Wit- door knocked over her shelf charges of larceny, wanton de- Gaslight at 1100 Market St. on Lorena Pimentel de Salazar, center, leaves a Tuesday at 6:32 a.m. Officer re- nesses. He stated this isn’t the banging on the wall at 7:02 funeral for her daughter, Keyla Salazar, 13, on struction of property, shoplifting first time he’s seen them in the p.m. Saturday. by asportation, unarmed rob- ports the door was secured by Tuesday in San Jose, Calif. staff. Everything is OK. area and he’s concerned they A 911 caller reported her bery, intimidating to steal from may be “casing the area.” Re- daughter is being chased depository, receiving stolen Complaints sponding officers were unable around the Square One Mall property and impersonating a to locate the group. parking lot by her intoxicated FBI: Food festival police officer at 11 a.m. Tues- Gas line struck by construc- A caller reported at 10:44 boyfriend at 7:59 p.m. Saturday. day. tion company on Monday at a.m. on Monday that there is a Multiple motor vehicles were Daniel Diaz, 29, of 172 10:48 a.m. at 25 Douglass white van that has been parked reportedly drag racing on the gunman had list Washington St., was arrested Road. Caller referred to other on Lincoln Avenue for months southbound side of Route 107 and charged with interfering agency. with no plates. Responding of- in Saugus at 1:52 a.m. Sunday. with a police officer and dis- of possible targets Suspicious white man with ficers reported the car’s plates A report of a water main orderly conduct at 11:27 p.m. dark hair, white shirt with a flag were canceled. The car was break in three different places Monday. make room for “hordes” of on it reported riding hoverboard towed and tagged at 11:20 a.m. on the street on Osprey Road By Stefanie Dazio Michelle Knox, 32, was ar- ASSOCIATED PRESS Latinos and Silicon Valley past homes and taking notes A caller reported wires on fire at 6:34 a.m. Sunday. rested and charged with shop- whites. on Bluejay Road on Monday at at Wyman and Bubier roads A boat reportedly fell off a lifting by concealing merchan- LOS ANGELES — The The FBI says Legan ap- 12:22 p.m. Officer reports party at 2:59 p.m. on Monday. Re- trailer and was in the middle dise at 1:34 p.m. Tuesday. FBI has opened a domes- peared to be interested in was gone upon arrival. Report- sponding officers reported of the road causing traffic con- Kevin Mandolese, of 17 Lou- tic terrorism investigation conflicting violent ideolo- ing party called back at 12:40 arcing wires and called Electric cerns at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. into the mass shooting at is St., Chelsea, was arrested on Light to the scene. A suspicious gym bag was lo- gies, but authorities have warrant charges of larceny and p.m. to report the man is now a California food festival not found a written expla- on Liberty. Officers checked the A caller reported an unwant- cated under the playground at after it discovered a “tar- credit card fraud at 4:56 p.m. ed guest trespassing on Wash- Veterans Memorial Elementary nation for his attack or Monday. area and spoke with a man get list” compiled by the any indication of previous from a pest control company ington Street at 4:29 p.m. on School at 7:25 a.m. Sunday. gunman whose relatives Monday. Responding officers A caller reported his vehicle violent behavior. Accidents who said he has been on the apologized Tuesday and U.S. law does not contain street for 30 minutes waiting served the unwanted guest a was stolen from the Bob’s Park- said they were “horrified” no trespass order. ing Lot at 12:36 a.m. Monday. a specific domestic terror- A report of a motor vehicle for his crew and has not seen by his actions. ism charge. As a result, crash at 2:56 p.m. Monday at anyone on a hoverboard. A caller reported a man The owner later reported he lo- The FBI disclosure came holding a sign in the middle of cated his own vehicle in Lynn the FBI looks for possible Essex and Liberty streets; at Report of youth driving a during a funeral mass for hate crimes, weapons and 5:48 p.m. Monday at Forest minibike at Mitchell and Rich- Pleasant Street at 4:37 p.m. on and recovered it himself. Keyla Salazar, a 13-year- A clerk at Saugus Deli re- other violations. Simply and New Park streets; at 6 p.m. ards roads and sidewalks on Monday. Responding officers old middle schooler who ported a man walked into the being a member or show- Monday at South and Summer Monday at 3:34 p.m. were unable to locate. was one of three people business and tried to break a ing support for a white su- streets; at 6:36 p.m. Monday at Kelly Nissan of 275 North A walk-in reported at 8:29 killed on July 28 by gun- fake $100 bill at 12:17 p.m. premacist organization is Belden Bly Bridge on Western Broadway reports theft of a mo- p.m. on Monday that her man Santino William Monday. not unlawful. Avenue; at 7:56 p.m. Monday tor vehicle on Monday at 4:32. daughter’s bike was taken on Legan during the Gilroy A report of a dog barking at However, such links are at Atlantic and Broad streets; No details provided. Humphrey Street. She stated Garlic Festival. Thirteen 13 Dreeme St. at 1:24 p.m. a crime in foreign terror- at 6:16 a.m. Tuesday at South Caller from 6 Pizzuti Way re- she left it by the high school others were injured. Monday. ism cases, even if the in- and Summer streets; at 9:17 ported a suspicious white Ford field and it was gone upon her It was the first of three return. A report of a dog locked in- vestigation doesn’t involve a.m. Tuesday at 133 Eastern Fusion with Massachusetts mass shootings within a accusations of violence. license plate 3C25484 on A caller reported at 12:06 side of a vehicle at Ocean State week that killed a total of Ave.; at 9:31 a.m. Tuesday at Job Lot on Lynn Fells Parkway In the El Paso case, au- Monday at 8:22 p.m. Officer a.m. on Tuesday that kids put 34 people in Gilroy, Day- South and Summer streets; at at 1:39 p.m. Monday. thorities are weighing searched the area and could hay from the movie set in the ton, Ohio, and El Paso, 12:22 p.m. Tuesday at Buffum A 911 caller reported her hate-crime charges that not locate. middle of Market Square. Re- Texas. The attacks have and Oxford streets. dog’s eye got caught in a sleep- could carry the death pen- Report of a suspicious auto sponding officers contacted prompted widespread A report of a motor vehicle ing bag zipper at 3:12 p.m. alty. parked in front of 48 Grey Lane the production crew and they calls for gun reform and crash with personal injury at on Riverbank Drive. The family Family members of Le- said they’d pick it up in the heightened mental health 8:25 a.m. Tuesday at Chatham on Monday at 11:22 p.m. Offi- brought the dog to a nearby gan released a statement morning. care. Street and Western Avenue. cer reports occupants of vehi- animal hospital. saying they were “deep- The FBI has opened do- A report of a motor vehicle cle are neighbors. A caller reported she wit- ly shocked and horrified” SAUGUS mestic terrorism cases in hit and run crash at 12:15 p.m. nessed a group of teenagers by his actions. They also two of the attacks. Tuesday at 99 High Rock St. Medical Aid breaking windows on Warren apologized to the victims Arrest In Gilroy, the FBI cited Avenue at 4:31 p.m. Monday. and their families. Caller from 231 Salem St. re- the 19-year-old Legan’s Assaults A woman reported her grand- “We have never and ports a woman passed out and Juan Barreto, 23, of 80 W. list of targets that includ- Dedham St., Apt. 401, Boston, son was hit while on his bicy- would never condone the A report of an assault at 8:43 is now alert on Monday at 9:10 ed religious institutions, hateful thoughts and ide- p.m. Monday at Capitol Diner a.m. Officer reports patient tak- was arrested and charged with cle on Lincoln Avenue at 4:41 p.m. Monday. The child was in courthouses, federal build- ologies that led to this on Union Street. en to the hospital. breaking and entering during ings and both major politi- the daytime. the crosswalk and the vehicle event, and it is impossible On Monday at 10:02 a.m. a cal parties in the U.S. to reconcile this with the Breaking and Entering caller from 5 Village Row re- reportedly left the scene. A man walked into the police Authorities say the gun- son we thought we knew,” ports having difficulty breath- Accidents man in Texas posted a rac- A report of a breaking and station to report that he was re- the family said in a state- ing. Officer reports patient tak- A report of a motor vehicle ist, anti-Hispanic screed ment released by attorney entering at 8:21 p.m. Monday en to the hospital. leased from jail about a month accident at 25 Hurd Ave. at ago and went to the parking lot online. The FBI has not Chuck Smith. at 49 Eade St.; at 1:46 a.m. Ambulance requested at 8 said if it is considering the Tuesday at 759 Lynnway. 12:03 p.m. Friday; at 1201 on Dewey Street where he last Legan grew up less than Pocahontas Way on Monday at Broadway at 7:24 p.m. Friday; Ohio case to be domestic a mile from Christmas 7:54 p.m. Patient taken to La- saw his vehicle in December at 1325 Broadway at 7:41 p.m. 2018 and it was not there at terrorism, even though Hill Park, where the fes- Theft hey Hospital & Medical Center Friday; at 340 Lincoln Ave. at 7:23 p.m. Monday. the shooter expressed a tival was held. His father in Burlington. A report of a larceny at 4:06 5:54 p.m. Saturday; on Broad- A caller on Newhall Avenue desire to commit a mass was a competitive runner p.m. Monday at 25 Reservoir way at 10:34 p.m. Saturday; reported he was attacked by shooting. and coach; his brother was Road; at 5:03 p.m. Monday MARBLEHEAD at York Ford on Broadway at someone who had a small bat In California, federal an accomplished young at 19 Forest St.; at 6:13 p.m. 3:53 p.m. Saturday; at Big Y on at 8:55 p.m. Monday. The sus- investigators and Legan’s boxer; and his grandfa- Monday at 209 Washington St. Accidents Broadway at 9:15 p.m. Sunday. pect reportedly hit his car and family said they have not ther had been a Santa his arm before he was able to been able to come up with Clara County supervisor. A walk-in reported at 3:48 Complaints get away. a motive for the festival Police say Legan fired LYNNFIELD p.m. on Monday that her car attack. 39 shots from an AK-47- was struck while parked on However, John Bennett, Accidents A caller reported a deceased style rifle before turning Bessom Street. She stated a raccoon in the road near Mike’s Theft FBI agent in charge in the gun on himself during Motor vehicle crash reported witness described the vehicle Place on Hamilton Street at San Francisco, said the a shootout with three Gil- on Market Street on Monday at that struck it as a green pick- 10:56 a.m. Friday. A report of a breaking and en- agency cannot rule out roy police officers. He was 3:50 p.m. No details provided. up truck with the words “Old A roll of insulation was re- tering at Essex Landing at 9:04 white nationalism as a wearing a bullet-resistant Town Repair” on it. Respond- ported to be on the road on a.m. Friday. A caller reported a factor. vest and carrying several Alarms ing officers located the truck’s Broadway at 11:01 a.m. Friday. man broke into her home and is On the day of the attack, high-capacity magazines, owner but he denied hitting A caller reported a dog in a now fleeing from her residence Legan urged his Insta- with more ammunition on Burglar alarm sounded for a any parked vehicle and did not vehicle and he is not sure if at 8:07 p.m. Saturday. She re- gram followers to read a the ground and in a bag in garage door at Winsor Estates want to exchange information. the dog is in distress at Dick’s ported the man was shirtless 19th century book popular a nearby creek. at 527 Salem St., Apt. 38 on A caller reported a minor Sporting Goods on Broadway and wearing a bathing suit while with white supremacists Three officers, who re- Monday at 3:07 p.m. Call can- two-car motor vehicle crash at at 3:27 p.m. Friday; at Home running down the road. Police who follow extremist web- sponded within a minute, celed. Rockaway and Atlantic avenues Depot at 11:54 a.m. Saturday; located the suspect in front of sites. He also complained fired 18 times at Legan, Multiple panic alarms sound- at 5:35 p.m. on Monday. at 20 Forest St. at 12:27 p.m. Stackpole Field. about overcrowding towns police Chief Scot Smithee and paving open space to said.

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Police capture homicide Harvard, was taken into ed stop, triggering a crash Young has a “sympathet- Her attorney wrote in a more than $480,000 in suspect near Harvard custody just before 1 p.m. that injured 16 people. ic” mental health history. court memo that Pacheco penalties and damages The U.S. Marshals Ser- Authorities say 24-year- used the money to pay for selling sick and dying CAMBRIDGE (AP) — A vice says Panjrolia’s car old Matthew Young, of Woman who stole from her overdue mortgage in puppies to customers. Philadelphia man sus- was spotted in Harvard Boston, assaulted the boosters club gets probation an attempt to save her State Attorney General pected of killing his father Square. driver of the Brockton family’s home. Maura Healey announced has been captured near Pennsylvania police say Area Transit Authority FALL RIVER (AP) — A The attorney said people Monday that a judge en- Harvard University. Panjrolia fatally shot his bus in Randolph at about woman authorities say helped Pacheco repay the tered a default judgment The Ivy League school father, 60-year-old Ma- 7:30 p.m. Monday, causing stole more than $34,000 booster club because she’s against Heath Morse, of on Tuesday warned of hendra Panjrolia, with an the bus to rear-end a car from the high school ath- known for her generosity. Shrewsbury, barring him a “potentially armed assault rifle on Saturday. and strike a utility pole. letic boosters club whose The club’s president from ever selling dogs in assailant” and issued a Police said the suspect Randolph police say 16 finances she oversaw has says Pacheco left students the state. shelter-in-place adviso- is schizophrenic. people were transported been sentenced to a year and coaches feeling frus- The state sued Morse in ry for the area near the It was unclear if he had to area hospitals with of probation. trated, angry and sad. November. John F. Kennedy School an attorney. non-life threatening The Standard-Times of Authorities say from of Government in Cam- injuries, including the New Bedford reports that Man who sold sick, 2016 until October he bridge, and Massachusetts Police: Man punches 48-year-old male driver. 52-year old Dulce Pache- sold more than three State Police said there was Young was held without co, of Somerset, admitted dying puppies ordered dozen Bulldog puppies for a “heavy police presence bus driver, causes bail at his arraignment to sufficient facts for a to stop, pay $480K thousands of dollars each. and restricted access” to crash that injures 16 Tuesday pending a hear- guilty finding on the sin- More than a quarter of Harvard Square. ing to determine whether gle charge of larceny. BOSTON (AP) — A the puppies sold ultimate- The shelter-in-place was RANDOLPH (AP) — he is a public danger. She repaid the stolen man has been ordered to ly died, many within days lifted after Cambridge po- Police say a man punched He said he has anxiety funds to the Somerset permanently stop oper- of purchase, and custom- lice tweeted that 31-year- a bus driver who refused and was upset because Berkley Regional High ating an unlicensed and ers paid thousands in old Sohan Panjrolia, to let him off because the he was in an unfamiliar School Athletic Boosters unsanitary pet shop out veterinary bills to treat or who previously attended bus wasn’t at a designat- area. His attorney says Club last month. of his home and to pay euthanize sick dogs. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT World mourns the death of Nobel laureate Toni Morrison By Hillel Italie the rst black woman to she would call “the unfree litzer Prize for “Beloved,” ASSOCIATED PRESS receive the Nobel litera- at the heart of the demo- she was one of the book ture prize, praised in 1993 cratic experiment.” In her world’s most regal pres- NEW YORK — Nobel by the Swedish academy novels, history — black ences, with her expanse laureate Toni Morrison, a for her “visionary force” history — was a trove of graying dreadlocks; her pioneer and reigning gi- and for her delving into of poetry, tragedy, love, dark, discerning eyes; and ant of modern literature “language itself, a lan- adventure and good old warm, theatrical voice, whose imaginative pow- guage she wants to lib- gossip, whether in small- able to lower itself to a er in “Beloved,” ‘’Song of erate” from categories of town Ohio in “Sula” or mysterious growl or rise to Solomon” and other works black and white. In 2012, big-city Harlem in “Jazz.” a humorous falsetto. “That transformed American let- Barack Obama awarded She regarded race as a so- handsome and percep- ters by dramatizing the her a Presidential Medal cial construct and through tive lady,” James Baldwin pursuit of freedom within of Freedom. language founded the bet- called her. the boundaries of race, has “Her writing was not just ter world her characters Her admirers were died at age 88. beautiful but meaningful suffered to attain. Morri- countless — from fellow Publisher Alfred A. — a challenge to our con- son wove everything from authors, college students Knopf announced that science and a call to great- African literature and and working people to Morrison died Monday er empathy,” Obama wrote slave folklore to the Bible Obama and fellow former night at Monte ore Med- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday on his Facebook and Gabriel Garcia Mar- President Bill Clinton; to ical Center in New York. page. “She was as good a quez into the most diverse, Oprah Winfrey, who idol- Morrison’s family issued a Toni Morrison receives her Medal of Freedom storyteller, as captivating, yet harmonious, of literary ized Morrison and helped statement through Knopf award during a ceremony in the East Room of in person as she was on communities. greatly expand her read- saying she died after a the White House. the page.” “Narrative has never ership. Morrison shared brief illness. Morrison helped raise been merely entertain- those high opinions, re- “Toni Morrison passed sured the written word, rapid, spectacular style. American multicultur- ment for me,” she said in peatedly labeling one away peacefully last night whether her own, her stu- She was nearly 40 when alism to the world stage her Nobel lecture. “It is, I of her novels, “Love,” as surrounded by family and dents or others, she read her rst novel, “The Blu- and helped uncensor her believe, one of the princi- “perfect” and rejecting the friends,” the family an- voraciously and was most est Eye,” was published. country’s past, unearthing pal ways in which we ab- idea that artistic achieve- nounced. “The consum- at home when writing.” By her early 60s, after just the lives of the unknown sorb knowledge.” ment called for quiet ac- mate writer who trea- Few authors rose in such six novels, she had become and the unwanted, those Winner of the 1988 Pu- ceptance. Review Manson prosecutor: Keep them all locked up forever By John Rogers ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES — Ste- phen Kay was a fresh- faced prosecutor just 27 years old and three years out of law school when cir- cumstances handed him PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Charles Manson “fam- Milo Ventimiglia stars in a scene from “The Art ily” murder case. of Racing in the Rain.” Over the next half-cen- tury, it would come to de- ne his career and lead to death threats that to this Dog’s POV can’t day he worries a Manson sycophant might try to carry out. carry ‘Art of “I don’t dwell on it, but I’m careful. I always look around to see if I’m being Racing in the Rain’ followed or anything,” the retired prosecutor said re- By Lindsey Bahr Seyfried and Kevin Cost- cently as he paused to dis- ASSOCIATED PRESS ner (who voices the dog) cuss the case that punc- have some restraint and tured the peace, love and The lm adaptation of style. They know not to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “The Art of Racing in the happiness movement that pack it on too thick. But  owered in the late 1960s. Fifty years ago Charles Manson dispatched a group of disaffected young Rain” seems to have been no matter how you dress designed by algorithm to Kay helped lock up Man- hippie followers on a two-night killing spree that terrorized Los Angeles it up and no matter how maximize appeal for a cer- son family members but and in the years since has come to represent the face of evil. On succes- many good songs you play, tain demographic of wom- never really relinquished sive nights in August 1969, the so-called Manson family murdered seven it’s still an ice cream sun- en aged around 30 and up. the case in his decades with people. dae of emotion, cliches and Let’s take the lovable dad the Los Angeles County Big Moments with a dog from “This is Us” (Milo district attorney’s of ce. He ly female followers to the was out of town. ten the premonition, they Ventimiglia, who happens on top. attended some 60 parole palatial hilltop estate of ac- On the way into the es- said, from a twisted inter- to have some lasting good- And for anyone expect- hearings over the years tress Sharon Tate with or- tate, the attackers crossed pretation of the Beatles will from his introspective ing a race car movie? Let’s where he argued the killers ders to kill everyone there. paths with 19-year-old song “Helter Skelter.” teen days on “Gilmore just say “Ford v Ferrari” is should never be released. The 26-year-old actress Steven Parent, who was The killers went on tri- Girls”), pair him with an coming out later this year. “The crime was simply and four friends were blud- leaving after visiting an al the following year, and irresistible dog and show Stein helped adapt his too heinous,” he said. geoned, shot and stabbed acquaintance who lived Kay joined the prosecution these two photogenic crea- bestselling 2008 novel It was 50 years ago this scores of times. Their blood in the guesthouse. Parent team two months later af- tures experience life and about a wannabe race car week that Manson, a was used to scrawl the was shot to death. ter the original lead pros- all its greeting card-ready driver, Denny (Ventimi- small-time career crimi- words “Pigs” and “Helter The next night, Manson ecutor was dismissed and moments together? This, glia) and his dog Enzo nal who had reinvented Skelter” on the walls. himself led a handful of Vincent Bugliosi took over. friends, is the de nition of for the screen (and tissue himself as a hippie guru, Tate, the wife of director followers to the home of Bugliosi’s subsequent a trap. sales). It’s told from the dispatched a band of dis- Roman Polanski, was 8½ wealthy grocer Leno La- book “Helter Skelter” be- In other words, you al- dog’s point of view, al- affected young followers months pregnant, and her Bianca and his wife, Rose- came one of the best-sell- ready know if this movie though thankfully there’s on a deadly weekend ram- killers later testi ed that mary, tying up the couple ing crime tales of all time. is for you. no uncanny, mouth-mov- page that would terrorize she pleaded in her last and leaving the others to Kay, 76, spent nearly 40 For those on the fence, ing CGI happening here. Los Angeles and forever moments for her unborn butcher them with knives. years in the Los Angeles it’s not as sickly saccha- Although there is a ques- imprint on the American baby’s life. Others killed Authorities would say County district attorney’s rine as you might expect tionable fever dream of a consciousness the image of were coffee heiress Abi- later that it was part of of ce. He says the Man- (or fear). Director Simon scene involving a stuffed the slight, steely-eyed cult gail Folger, celebrity hair- a plot Manson hatched to son case was “de nitely Curtis, writers Mark Bom- zebra come to life. For the leader as the face of evil. stylist Jay Sebring and persuade gullible young the most bizarre” he ever back and author Garth most part, though, Enzo is On that rst night, Aug. Wojciech Frykowski, an followers to launch a race tried, adding with under- Stein and the appealing just a dog with an interior 8, 1969, Manson sent a aspiring screenwriter and war that only he could statement: “It was almost cast including Amanda monologue. handful of his young, most- friend of Polanski, who hide them from. He’d got- a circus.” Open House! August 13th 4:00pm - 6:00pm Register on line today! All levels Age 3+ Beginner - Competitive

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. their vote of confidence in (AP) — A woman who me and with the Lord’s said she was a 16-year- help I will make them as old sex-trafficking victim well as the rest of my sup- when she killed a man in porters proud,” she wrote. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 2004 is scheduled to be Her attorneys said she’s James Mamos, a resident of Lynnfield for 44 years, takes his daily walk around the town’s released from prison this requesting privacy and “hidden jewel,” Pillings Pond. week after being granted transition time before she clemency. makes herself available Kim Kardashian to the public. West, Rihanna and oth- Brown was convicted er celebrities had lobbied in 2006 of murdering Journalist, former ESPN host has book deal for Cyntoia Brown’s re- 43-year-old Nashville real lease, and then-Tennessee estate agent Johnny Al- NEW YORK (AP) — personal experiences in this supremacist” and “the Gov. Bill Haslam agreed len. Police said she shot Jemele Hill, the ESPN memoir — things I’ve never most ignorant, offensive in January. Allen in the back of the host who departed the shared publicly before — president” of her lifetime. The now-31-year-old head at close range with sports network a year people will have a better Then-White House press Brown will remain on a gun she brought to rob after tweeting that Pres- understanding of who I am. secretary Sarah Huck- parole supervision for 10 him after he picked her ident Donald Trump I also hope by sharing my abee Sanders called for years after her release up at a drive-in restau- was a white supremacist, story, people realize their Hill to be fired, and Trump Wednesday, on the condi- rant in Nashville to have has a book deal. circumstances don’t have to himself said Hill was bad tion she does not violate sex with her. Hill’s memoir will dictate their capabilities or for ratings. In October any state or federal laws, The U.S. Supreme be published in 2021, contributions.” 2017, ESPN announced it holds a job, and partici- Court has ruled against Henry Holt and Compa- Hill joined ESPN in 2006 was suspending her for two pates in regular counsel- life-without-parole sen- ny announced Tuesday. from the Orlando Sentinel weeks after she tweeted in ing sessions, Haslam’s tences for juveniles. But The book, Hill’s first, is and eventually moved in favor of boycotting ad- commutation says. the state of Tennessee ar- currently untitled. front of the cameras, nota- vertisers with the Dallas In a statement released gued successfully in lower “I’m excited about the op- bly on SportsCenter. She Cowboys, whose owner, Monday, Brown said courts that Brown’s sen- portunity to stretch myself made headlines beyond the Jerry Jones, had said she wants to help other tence was not in violation and grow,” Hill said in a sports world in September that any player who took women and girls suffering of federal law because she statement issued through 2017 when she tweeted a knee during the national abuse and exploitation. would be eligible for pa- her publisher. “I hope that on her personal account anthem would not play on “I thank Governor and role after serving at least by sharing some very that Trump was a “white his team. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS First Lady Haslam for 51 years. Federal charges ramp up pressure on R. Kelly to make deal

CHICAGO (AP) — R. Kelly couldn’t be faulted if he felt some confidence he could beat the sex charges brought by Cook County prosecutors earli- er this year. He had beat- en them before, winning acquittal on all counts in a 2008 child pornography trial. Any confidence the R&B star may have felt likely melted away last month, though, when he was in- dicted on federal charges in New York and Chicago. Federal prosecutors secure convictions more than 90 percent of the time, whereas their state coun- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS terparts’ conviction rate hovers around 65 percent, court records show. on Kelly to seek a plea leaving prison before he Federal prosecutors deal, which is what the turns 70. have far more resources overwhelming majority Federal prosecutors and face less political of defendants in federal likely aren’t in any rush pressure, so they can take cases do. to negotiate a deal so soon their time building a case The 40 counts Kelly after filing charges, but until they believe it is faces, including two state they might eventually be air-tight. counts brought this week open to one. Celebrity tri- “Federal charges are in Minnesota, carry a als can be unpredictable, the major leagues. It’s a combined maximum pris- so there might be a great- completely different ball- on sentence of more than er chance of an acquittal game for Kelly now,” said 500 years, meaning Kelly or a hung jury. A deal Phil Turner, a former could spend the rest of his would also spare Kelly’s assistant U.S. attorney in life behind bars if he loses accusers the trauma of Chicago. badly at trial. A favorable having to testify and save The federal charges deal may be the 52-year- U.S. attorneys’ offices will increase pressure old singer’s only chance of time and money. WEATHER LOTTERY National weather MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Wednesday, August 7, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Tuesday...... 7514 Tuesday...... 7528 Monday...... 7729 Monday...... 6122 Sunrise today 5:41 a.m. Scattered thunderstorms, S winds 5 to 10 kt, increas- especially in the morning. ing to 10 to 15 kt with gusts Sunday...... 3561 Sunday...... 7653 Sunset today 7:57 p.m. L Storms may contain strong up to 20 kt in the afternoon. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: gusty winds. High near 85F. Waves around 2 ft. Patchy Sunrise tomorrow 5:41 a.m. Winds SSW at 10 to 20 mph. fog. A chance of showers. EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER Chance of rain 40%. Tonight: Vsby 1 nm or less. High tide today 5:25 p.m. H All 4...... $5,453 All 4...... $4,436 Variably cloudy with scattered Tonight: S winds 10 to 15 kt Low tide today 11:42 p.m. thunderstorms. Low 72F. First or last 3...... $763 First or last 3...... $621 with gusts up to 20 kt, diminish- Any 2...... $65 Any 2...... $53 High tide tomorrow 5:59 a.m. Winds SSW at 10 to 20 mph. ing to 5 to 10 kt after midnight. Any 1...... $7 Any 1...... $5 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $227 All 4...... $185 Fronts First 3...... $127 First 3...... $103 Cold Warm Stationary Pressure Last 3...... $127 Last 3...... $103 H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Mass Cash: 1-8-30-32-33 AUG. 7 AUG. 15 <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ T-storms | High 85, Low 72 T-storms | High 80s, Low 70s M’ sunny | High 80s, Low 60s Mega Millions: 11-17-31-43-55-(16) NATIONAL SUMMARY: A swath of drenching showers and thunderstorms with localized flash flooding and damaging winds will extend from New England to the lower Mississippi Valley. Strong storms will affect the Upper Midwest, Southeast, central Plains and the Rockies. Much of the Pacific coast, Texas and the northern Plains will be free of rain and sunny.

©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 Navs take opener in playoff series By Joshua Kummins FOR THE ITEM BRISTOL, Conn. — The third-seed- ed North Shore Navigators scored single runs in three separate innings while four pitchers allowed just three combined hits en route to a 3-1 win over the Bristol Blues in Tuesday’s opening game of the best-of-three Futures Collegiate Baseball League semifinal at Muzzy Field. Back-to-back playoff triumphs have North Shore just one win away from advancing to the FCBL’s champion- ship round for the first time since 2012. Shortstop John Rodriguez (San Ja- cinto) hit his first home run of the summer while right fielder Domi- nic Freeberger (UNC Asheville) de- livered the game-winning RBI and came up with the defensive play of the game, turning a fly-ball double play with the bases loaded in the sev- enth inning. In addition, first base- man Connor Morin (New England College) went 2-for-3 while reaching base three times. After Navs starter James Flood (Si- ena) induced an inning-ending double play in the first, the Blues scored the PHOTO | JOE BROWN game’s first run an inning later. First Special Olympics competitor Sydney Erin runs through the “High 5” line just before receiving her medal. The baseman Dylan Reynolds (Fairfield) line included Camp Counselors and members of the Lynn and State Police. led the second with a one-hop double off the wall in right before moving to third on a ground ball and scoring on a wild pitch. Lynn Special Olympics puts a big Flood limited the second-inning damage to just one run with a 5-4-3 double play, allowing his offense to come back quickly and tie the score. exclamation point on summer Bristol’s Mark Faello (Hofstra) opened the third frame with a strikeout and By Daniel Kane “I think the kids get really ex- The Lynn Special Needs Olympics program with help then Rodriguez cranked a one-strike ITEM STAFF cited for it,” Kayla Walleston, Camp works year-round, but from the Special Olympics Or- pitch over the football scoreboard in who works at the camp and the Special Olympics event, ganization to kick start things. left for a solo shot. LYNN — Last summer, the helps organize the event, said. which took place Tuesday “Terry Keilty (Mass. Spe- North Shore took its first lead of the Lynn Special Needs Camp “Some of them not so much at morning, helps put an excla- cial Olympics Vice President game without the benefit of a hit in partnered up with Special first but once they get going mation point on the final week of Community Development) the fourth. Left fielder Sean Lawlor Olympics Massachusetts to they have a good time with all of its summer vacation pro- from the organization reached (Flagler) drew a leadoff walk and ad- organize a one-of-a-kind com- the events we set up. gram. out to us to see if we wanted vanced on a wild pitch. Right fielder munity event for its young “Some of the kids are prac- “We have a five-week sum- to do something with Special Ben Malgeri’s (Holy Cross) moved athletes. One year later, the ticing different soccer drills,” mer program and an after Olympics Massachusetts last the FCBL Most Valuable Player up to Lynn Special Olympics event Walleston said. “We have drib- school program as well,” year,” Walleston said. “We en- third on a long foul fly before Free- is still running strong with bling and passing. We have Walleston said. “This is our joy it a lot. There aren’t a lot of berger lifted a sacrifice fly to right. young athletes excited to test some obstacle courses set up, last week of the five-week pro- Lynn athletes involved in the Flood worked a 1-2-3 fourth and their skills in a number of some 30-meter races and some gram. Last year was the first events. throwing activities as well.” year we added the Special OLYMPICS, B2 NAVIGATORS, B2 Franklin (Pierce) Mint Quoeth the Ravens: Dylan January

By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR SWAMPSCOTT — It wasn’t long ago that Ryan January was the talk of the town in Swampscott as he powered the Big Blue baseball team to multiple state tournament appearances and was drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks. Fast forward to now and Ryan’s younger brother, Dylan, is making a name for himself as he carves his own path on the diamond. Last week, Dylan January, a rising senior at Swampscott, made his future endeavors official when he announced his commitment to play baseball at Division II Franklin Pierce. ITEM FILE PHOTO “There wasn’t any reason for me not Dylan January said Franklin to pick Franklin Pierce,” January, a Pierce is a great baseball school. JANUARY, B2 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Swampscott pitcher Georgia Allaire chases down a loose ball during English girls soccer coach Ed McNeil’s annual camp. Reiser commits too By Harold Rivera Different format doesn’t mean ITEM SPORTS EDITOR SWAMPSCOTT —- Big Blue rising se- English soccer camp has changed nior Nick Reiser feels he’s ready for his next challenge. Reiser will continue his By Harold Rivera The camp is in its fifth running. Mc- baseball career at the collegiate level ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Neil used a weeklong format for the pre- when he joins the Division II Franklin vious four editions but this year’s camp LYNN — Like most other coaches, is run two days a week for four weeks. Pierce Ravens in 2020. He announced English girls soccer coach Ed McNeil his commitment last week. “I think it works better this way,” Mc- makes the most of his summer offseason “I really liked their baseball program,” Neil said. “I enjoy it. It’s great. I set the by reconnecting with family and enjoy- Reiser, a pitcher/outfielder and three- nets up, put the lines down, the kids year varsity player, said. “They won the ing the warm weather. But if there’s one start showing up. I bring the water jug to NE10 last year. They play in a compet- summer event he enjoys the most, aside keep the kids hydrated. It’s a great way itive league. I really liked the coaches from the first day of practice, it’s his an- to start the day. It really gets me going.” and the facilities. It seemed like a great nual girls soccer camp at Keaney Park. The camp averages 15 participants fit academically. They’re becoming a “It’s gone well,” McNeil said. “We have each day. powerhouse.” one more session Wednesday and two “It’s a great time,” McNeil said. “I wish Reiser felt Franklin Pierce offered him more next week. The girls get a good more kids would come. We’ve opened it the best mix of competitive baseball and ITEM FILE PHOTO workout in. We practice for about two up to high school girls too. You have try- academics. The latter, said Reiser, was hours. The groups have been good, great outs in a few weeks for the high school Nick Reiser was impressed with group of kids. I hope to continue doing REISER, B2 the Ravens’ track record. it.” ENGLISH, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 Navs take opener in playoff series

NAVIGATORS third. In the next at-bat, From B1 Beal landed another fly in Freeberger’s glove to pick then ran into a bit of up Seguin and keep the trouble in the fifth, allow- Navs ahead by two runs. ing back-to-back hits to Flood struck out two shortstop Zeke Diamond over 4 2/3 innings of (Emory) and designated three-hit, one-run ball. hitter Kasey Bass (Wis- Seguin did not allow a hit consin-Stout) with one out. and worked around three Navs reliever Cam Seguin walks through the next 2 (UMass Lowell) issued a 1/3 frames, winning his walk to load the bases, but third straight decision be- left fielder Christian Beal tween the regular season (Bates) grounded a field- and playoffs. er’s choice to Logan Bravo North Shore left two (Harvard) at third to end runners aboard in its fi- Bristol’s threat. nal two at-bats, but the The Navigator offense bullpen held strong as went to work with two well to maintain the same outs in the sixth. Free- score over the final 3 1/2 berger was hit by a pitch innings. Jake Gigliotti and advanced on a wild (Northeastern) delivered pitch before designated a 1-2-3 eighth before Beau ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK hitter Kade Kretzschmar Dana (Dickinson) dealt a (Dartmouth) ripped a strikeout during a score- On hand for the soccer camp at Lynn English are, front from left, Jake Buchanan, Gianna Parker, run-scoring single to cen- less ninth recorded his Liliana Parker, Calli Allaire, Trinity Mallett, and Tatiana Lazo and second row, from left, Georgia ter, giving North Shore a second save in as many Allaire, Brenna Zahine, Caitlin McNeil, coach Ed McNeil, Kaydee Rouse, Audrey Hines, and Mea two-run lead. nights. Papazoglou. Seguin stranded a run- Dana issued a one-out ner on base in the sixth. walk to Diamond to bring Two walks and a field- Bristol’s tying run to the Format different, but English camp hasn’t changed ing error on Blues second plate, but Bass grounded baseman Danny Roth’s into a 5-4-3 double play to ENGLISH on a ‘keep away’ drill with fun and enjoyable camp. and he couldn’t be more (Roger Williams) bunt end a 10-pitch at-bat and loaded the bases before the ballgame. The Marble- From B1 six girls on two teams. We “The enthusiasm is excited for the upcoming worked on conditioning, there,” McNeil said. “Three season. an out was recorded in head native was recently teams. This is the perfect running with the ball and of the girls ride their bikes “I think we’ll be better the seventh, but Freeberg- named FCBL Reliever of way to get in shape for sprinting with the ball. there. They’re the first this season,” McNeil said. er caught center fielder the Year. that.” “We played a variation ones to arrive and they “The league’s a much Austin White’s (Rhode The Navs and Blues con- McNeil focuses on a wide of golf (Tuesday),” McNeil always help me set up the tougher league for us. Island) fly ball in right tinue the series at 7 p.m. range of basic soccer skills. said. “We picked one of field. They really enjoy it. With the loss of the Great- and gunned down Dia- Wednesday from Fraser Participants learn the ins the light posts about 200 It’s a great, young group. er Boston League teams, mond trying to score from Field. and outs of possession, yards away because it’s They wouldn’t wake up we have to play the other ball control, shooting with a big field. The girls split at 8 a.m. on hot summer NEC bracket. We hav- the left foot, corner kicks, into teams and kick the days if they didn’t love the en’t played some of those throw-ins and one-on-ones ball toward the post. The sport. It’s terrific for them teams in two years. It’s through a variety of drills. team with the least kicks and it’s great for me.” going to be tough. We’re “We work on having the to the post wins. It’s al- McNeil’s set to begin his looking for a goalie but ball,” McNeil said. “Some most like golf.” 17th season as English’s our leading scorer, Melissa of the Lynn teams don’t While improvement is head coach this fall. The Zayas, is back. She scored have the ball as much as the No. 1 priority, McNeil Bulldogs start preseason 17 of our 21 goals. We’ll be they should. We worked does his best to create a practices August 22nd competitive.” January has chosen to attend Franklin Pierce ...

JANUARY As he often does, Jan- strikes, I like to shorten Caponigro said. “He From B1 uary made sure to reach up. If I strikeout, I want to throws the ball well and out to his older brother for go down swinging. I like to works very hard defen- catcher and three-year advice. put the ball in play. I like sively. Offensively he hit varsity player, said. “It’s “Ryan put it mostly on to look for a pitch I’ve seen seven home runs for us, a great baseball school. me,” January said. “My before in the game, based he had a bunch of RBI. He They win a lot of games, family didn’t want to per- on how the pitcher’s per- runs very well for a kid his the coaching staff’s awe- suade me in any way. I had forming and what the hit- size. He’s very athletic. some, the facilities are a lot of freedom in that re- ters before me have seen.” “There’s tremendous up- very nice. They take care spect. I made my decision Joining January at side for the both of them,” of their baseball players and Ryan’s really happy Franklin Pierce is team- Caponigro said. “They’ll there. I loved it a lot and for me. Everyone in my mate Nick Reiser, a continue to get stronger. it’s the perfect fit for me.” family’s really supportive right-handed pitcher and January weighed his op- I’m really looking forward tions but a visit to Frank- of it.” outfielder who also recent- to having them this next lin Pierce’s campus in January had a stellar ly committed to the Ra- season. They’re both very Rindge, New Hampshire junior season this past vens. January and Reiser coachable kids and very played the final factor in spring. In addition to are also teammates on the respectful of their team- his commitment. making positive strides Swampscott football team. mates, coaching staff and “There were other behind the plate, Janu- “Nick’s more than a opponents. Players like schools I was looking at,” ary emerged as one of the teammate to me,” Janu- them make coaching very January said. “I went up top power hitters in the ary said. “He’s also one of easy and enjoyable.” to Franklin Pierce a few Northeastern Conference. my best friends. We play For the next few weeks, weeks ago. I really liked He belted seven home football together. That’s January’s focus is on pre- the campus and I made runs and provided stabil- big for me, having some- paring for his senior foot- my decision. ity from the middle of the body I know in college. I’ve ball season. Swampscott “I wanted a school that’s Big Blue’s batting order. played summer baseball made noise last season in constantly competing,” His efforts helped with him. It’s great for me. reaching the Division 5 January said. “I get that Swampscott reach the I’m really looking forward state semifinal. at Franklin Pierce. I really semifinal of the Division to it.” “I’m really excited for it,” wanted coches that’ll push 3 North state tournament. Swampscott coach Joe January said. “We have a me and know the game “My approach is if Caponigro feels the Ra- lot of guys coming back. well , coaches that have there’s a guy in scoring vens are fortunate to have The coaches do a great job. a passion for the game. position, if I’m batting in January and Reiser set to It’s a great group of guys PHOTO JOE BROWN Those were two big things the No. 3 or No. 4 hole, I join the program in 2020. and we really have a fam- for me in finding the right want to drive in runs,” “Dylan’s an excellent re- ily atmosphere. The team Francesco DeVito kicks the soccer ball at the school.” January said. “With two ceiver behind the plate,” feels confident.” passing station. ... And he’ll be joined there by teammate Reiser Lynn Special Olympics is the final exclamation of summer REISER in my power to do so. I’ll Big Blue coach Joe Ca- curate and pinpoint. He From B1 work hard in the weight ponigro has nothing but throws a mid 80’s fastball, OLYMPICS in their recreation and room and be as coachable confidence in the duo’s a curveball and a slider. From B1 special olympic programs.” his top priority. as I can be. abilities to succeed at the He’s very intense. He com- The day began with “I was looking for some- Special Olympics. This “They’re a blue-col- next level. petes and he gets after it. opening ceremonies at- body that believed in me helps them open that up a lar team,” Reiser said. “They’re two very dedi- That stands out.” tended by parents, family from the start, no hes- little bit.” members and athletes. “They’re a bunch of grind- cated athletes at Swamp- Reiser’s success wouldn’t itation,” Reiser said. “I Programs like these are The ceremonies were ers there and that’s how I scott,” Caponigro said. have been possible with- wanted to go somewhere some of the first steps to highlighted by the carry- like to play. That’s why I “They also play in a very building more involve- where I can just work. I out his support system. ing of the torch by several think I’ll fit in well there.” elite travel program in the ment for athletes in the feel the coaches at Frank- Coaches, teammates and dozen of the camp’s Spe- Reiser’s catcher at summer with the Expos. community, Keilty said. lin Pierce are giving me family members have pro- cial Olympic athletes. Swampscott, Dylan Janu- They certainly have seen “It’s been great,” Keilty that opportunity. They vided unwavering support “We had a couple of the ary, will join him at Frank- the payoff from all the said of the event. “One of also mentioned that ac- throughout his career. kids doing some speech- lin Pierce. The two formed hard work they’ve put in. our goals recently is to ademics come first and “I can’t name every coach es before we got started,” a reliable, solid battery It’s all paying off, all the really break into Lynn. that’s what my family has but I want to thank all my Walleston said. “We did a this past spring in helping hard work they’ve put in. We’re starting with two of always taught me, ‘make coaches and teammates quick little parade with guide the Big Blue to the They’re great kids and the high schools in Lynn sure academics come first who’ve helped me get to the torch and everything Division 3 North semifi- great students. I couldn’t which will become unified and sports are secondary.’” where I am, especially my and some music playing to nal. be happier for them. They champion schools for the Reiser, a right-hander, parents,” Reiser said. get us all in the competi- “I’m psyched,” Reiser, a wanted to continue their Special Olympics. That knows challenges await “I have a lot of coaches, means they’ll have uni- tive fun spirit.” him when he sets foot two-sport athlete who also careers and Franklin Events included soccer plays football, said. “We’ve Pierce is a terrific pro- my high school coaches, fied sports, full school en- on the college diamond. my summer coaches, my gagement and youth lead- skills drills, a pair of ob- There aren’t any guaran- already had four years to- gram.” travel team. They helped ership. This is great, it’s stacle courses, lawn dart tees and there’s only one gether. It seems like we’re Caponigro said Reiser throws and road relay rac- me get exposure. worked out great after the way to earn playing time. getting better together. has all the necessary tools es run by the camp staff. “Not every game’s a good second year doing it. “I’m ready to work with- I’m learning him and he’s to make a name for him- “We have a great staff game,” Reiser said. “When “It’s a good step,” Keilty out stopping,” Reiser said. learning me. self at Franklin Pierce. said. “We want people and here helping out (Tues- you have somebody there “When I committed I knew “He’s one of my best “Nick’s also a valuable athletes to know Special day),” Walleston said. “Our it wouldn’t be easy. That’s friends. It makes going to outfielder and hitter,” Ca- to help you when you’re Olympics is a year-round staff for the summer is always my mentality. I a new school and a new ponigro said. not at your best, it helps sports and training orga- usually made up of high want to grind. The coaches environment that much “I think they’re looking pick you up a bit. It would nization. The Northeast school and early college feel I have a lot of poten- easier. He’s somebody I at his pitching at the next be impossible without ev- Arc, which is in Danvers, age kids. They have a tial. I want to prove them can trust and somebody I level. He’s increased his eryone by my side. I’ve had has a lot to offer as well. great time working with right and do everything can lean on.” velocity. His control is ac- some great teammates.” They draw a lot from Lynn the kids.” WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

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American League National League ble for Boston, which halt- 30th of the season — left RUNS SAVER Xander Bogaerts got the East Division East Division ed its eight-game losing Fenway completely, mak- Starling made a leaping day off. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB skid a night earlier. ing it 2-1 in the fourth. catch on Vázquez’s fly ball UP NEXT New York 73 39 .652 — Atlanta 66 48 .579 — Tampa Bay 65 49 .570 9 Philadelphia 59 53 .527 6 The Red Sox also were Two innings later, he hit at the wall to end the third Royals: RHP Glenn Boston 60 56 .517 15 Washington 59 53 .527 6 held without a home a drive that caromed off a inning and likely saved Sparkman (3-7, 5.58 ERA) Toronto 46 69 .400 28½ New York 58 56 .509 8 run, ending a club-record billboard in left center to two runs. is scheduled to pitch the Baltimore 38 74 .339 35 Miami 42 70 .375 23 Central Division Central Division stretch of at least one ho- make it 6-1 after Hunter Boston had already tak- series finale Wednesday. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB mer in 18 straight games Dozier’s RBI single. en a 1-0 lead on Andrew He’s 0-4 with a 10.16 ERA Minnesota 70 42 .625 — Chicago 61 51 .545 — Cleveland 66 46 .589 4 in Fenway Park. O’Hearn’s drive went Benintendi’s RBI single in seven road starts this St. Louis 58 53 .523 2½ Chicago 50 61 .450 19½ Junis (7-10) escaped a into the seats in deep and had runners on first season. Milwaukee 58 56 .509 4 Kansas City 41 74 .357 30½ Cincinnati 53 58 .477 7½ couple of early jams and right, next to the Royals and third when Starling Red Sox: LHP Eduar- Detroit 32 77 .294 36½ Pittsburgh 48 64 .429 13 West Division gave up one run on seven bullpen. drifted back to the wall be- do Rodriguez (13-5, 4.19) West Division W L Pct GB hits, striking out four with The Red Sox stranded fore jumping to make the is slated to go for Boston. W L Pct GB Houston 73 40 .646 — one walk. He went at least seven runners over the grab. The Red Sox are 17-3 in Oakland 64 49 .566 9 Los Angeles 75 40 .652 — Texas 58 54 .518 14½ Arizona 56 57 .496 18 six innings for the 12th first four innings. HOW ABOUT THAT his last 20 starts. Los Angeles 56 58 .491 17½ San Francisco 56 57 .496 18 Seattle 47 67 .412 26½ Colorado 52 60 .464 21½ Monday’s Games San Diego 51 60 .459 22 N.Y. Yankees 9, Baltimore 6 Monday’s Games Pats’ Van Noy full of praise for Lions Boston 7, Kansas City 5 N.Y. Mets 6, Miami 2, 1st game Chicago White Sox 7, Detroit 4 Milwaukee 9, Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 7, L.A. Angels 4 Cincinnati 7, L.A. Angels 4 Texas 1, Cleveland 0 N.Y. Mets 5, Miami 4, 2nd game ALLEN PARK, Mich. will be.” very instinctive, he does tem isn’t the only reason Toronto 2, Tampa Bay 0 Chicago Cubs 6, Oakland 5 (AP) — Kyle Van Noy had The Lions and Patriots a good job with communi- for his emergence. Chicago Cubs 6, Oakland 5 Minnesota 5, Atlanta 3 plenty of nice things to say have been holding joint cation, he can call signals. “I don’t want to sit here Minnesota 5, Atlanta 3 Philadelphia 7, Arizona 3 Tuesday’s Games Washington 4, San Francisco 0 about his former team. practices this week, bring- We have multiple signal and tailor my skills. That Texas at Cleveland, ppd. L.A. Dodgers 8, St. Louis 0 Chicago White Sox 5, Detroit 3, 1st game Of course, it’s been his ing Van Noy back to the callers on our defense, and would be kind of like, ‘I’m Tuesday’s Games Kansas City 6, Boston 2 N.Y. Mets 5, Miami 0 own career that has taken practice facility in Allen that’s a good thing that only good because of a N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 7:10 p.m., off since he left Detroit. Park. A second-round draft helps us with communica- certain scheme,’” Van Noy 2nd game L.A. Angels at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. “It feels good to come pick by Detroit in 2014, tion and adjustments. He’s said. “All of these coaches L.A. Angels at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Oakland at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. back a winner and say hi Van Noy did little for the made a lot of big plays for that I’ve played with in Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Atlanta at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Oakland at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Colorado at Houston, 8:10 p.m. to people I haven’t seen in Lions before being trad- us since we got him.” New England have put Atlanta at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. a while,” the New England ed to New England in the Van Noy had only one me in a spot to play to my Colorado at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Washington at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. San Diego at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. San Diego at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. linebacker said this week. middle of the 2016 season. sack in 30 games with De- strengths, and put me in Wednesday’s Games St. Louis at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. “There’s so many people Since then, he’s become a troit. He has 10 in 36 games a position to succeed. I Atlanta (Gausman 3-7) at Minnesota (Perez Wednesday’s Games 8-4), 1:10 p.m. Miami (Yamamoto 4-2) at N.Y. Mets (Matz I could just name — the regular starter for coach — 30 starts — with the respect that and I’m hap- Chicago White Sox (Nova 6-9) at Detroit 6-7), 12:10 p.m. behind-the-scenes people Bill Belichick’s team. Patriots. And all New En- py to be a part of it, and I (Alexander 0-2), 1:10 p.m. Atlanta (Gausman 3-7) at Minnesota (Perez that have been so good to “Sometimes, some play- gland had to do to get him would just leave it at that. Texas (Lynn 14-6) at Cleveland (Plesac 8-4), 1:10 p.m. 6-3), 1:10 p.m., 1st game Colorado (Lambert 2-2) at Houston (Cole me and my family that ers just fit into one situa- was swap a sixth-round I just don’t want to take Toronto (TBD) at Tampa Bay (McKay 2-1), 13-5), 2:10 p.m. I’ve got to show them love tion and one scheme better pick for a seventh-rounder away from my talent, my 1:10 p.m. Oakland (Bailey 9-7) at Chicago Cubs Colorado (Lambert 2-2) at Houston (Cole when I come back. They’ve than another,” Belichick in the 2017 draft. skill and my capabilities (Quintana 9-7), 2:20 p.m. 13-5), 2:10 p.m. St. Louis (Flaherty 5-6) at L.A. Dodgers been amazing to me, and said. “Kyle’s done a great For his part, Van Noy if I said that was the rea- Oakland (Bailey 9-7) at Chicago Cubs (May 0-1), 3:10 p.m. (Quintana 9-7), 2:20 p.m. always have and always job for us. He’s smart, he’s hopes New England’s sys- son.” Washington (Ross 1-3) at San Francisco Texas (TBD) at Cleveland (TBD), 4:40 p.m., 2nd game (Anderson 3-3), 3:45 p.m. San Diego (Lucchesi 7-6) at Seattle (Kiku- San Diego (Lucchesi 7-6) at Seattle (Kiku- TRANSACTIONS chi 4-8), 6:40 p.m. chi 4-8), 6:40 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Paxton 6-6) at Baltimore Milwaukee (TBD) at Pittsburgh (Williams (Means 8-6), 7:05 p.m. 4-4), 7:05 p.m. BASEBALL for assignment. Recalled LHP Robby Adrián Sanchez to Harrisburg (EL). Jason Spriggs. Kansas City (Sparkman 3-7) at Boston Philadelphia (Vargas 6-5) at Arizona (Gallen COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE — Sus- Scott from Reno. Selected the con- Designated RHP Kyle Barraclough for NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived OL (Rodriguez 13-5), 7:10 p.m. 1-3), 9:40 p.m. pended Seattle INF Tim Beckham 80 tract of RHP Kevin Ginkel from Reno. assignment. Austin Droogsma. Signed OL Mal- Thursday’s Games Thursday’s Games games for violating Major League CHICAGO CUBS — Placed RHP Bran- American Association colm Bunche. N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Baseball’s Joint Drug Prevention and don Kintzler on the 10-day IL. Activat- TEXAS AIRHOGS — Released LHP HOCKEY Kansas City at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Treatment Program. ed RHP Pedro Strop off of the 10-day Sean Stutzman. American Hockey League L.A. Angels at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. American League IL. WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Released HARTFORD WOLF PACK — Signed F Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Recalled OF CINCINNATI REDS — Optioned LHP INF Carlos Garcia. Greg Chase. DJ Stewart from Norfolk (IL). Wandy Peralta to Louisville (IL). Atlantic League SOCCER TODAY IN SPORTS CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Transferred LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Placed NEW BRITAIN BEES — Released INF Major League Soccer LHP Manny Banuelos to the 60-day OF Alex Verdugo on the 10-day IL. Joe Poletsky. Signed 3B Wander Fran- CINCINNATI — Waived M Eric Alexan- IL. Selected the contract of LHP Héc- Recalled LHP Caleb Ferguson and co. der. Aug. 7 of Michael Frater of Jamaica. The tor Santiago from Charlotte (IL). Rein- INF Edwin Rios from Oklahoma City SOMERSET PATRIOTS — Released D.C. UNITED — Announced F Wayne 1907 — Walter Johnson wins the margin of victory is the largest in the stated C Welington Castillo from the (PCL). Optioned RHP Tony Gonsolin LHP Brett Oberholtzer. Signed OF Rooney will leave the club and return first of his 417 victories, leading the 10 world championships held since family medical emergency leave list. to Oklahoma City. Teodoro Martinez and RHP Junior to England following the 2019 sea- Washington Senators past the Cleve- the meet’s inception in 1983. DETROIT TIGERS — Placed 3B MIAMI MARLINS — Returned RHP Rincon. son. Traded a 2019 international ros- land Indians 7-2. 2007 — San Francisco’s Barry Jeimer Candelario and RHP Jordan Robert Dugger to New Orleans (PCL). SUGAR LAND SKEETERS — Released ter slot to Minnesota for general allo- 1952 — Bion Shively, 74, drives Bonds hits home run No. 756 to Zimmermann on the 10-day IL, Can- Designated INF Yadiel Rivera for RHP Rogelio Bernal. cation money. Traded general alloca- Sharp Note to victory in the third Frontier League break Hank Aaron’s storied record. delario retroactive to Monday. assignment. Selected the contract of tion money and a 2020 international heat of the Hambletonian Stakes. Optioned RHPs Eduardo Jimenez and RHP Héctor Noesí from New Orleans EVANSVILLE OTTERS — Placed 1B Noticeably absent are Commissioner roster spot to Portland for targeted 1982 — Speed Bowl wins the Ham- Victor Alcantara to Toledo (IL). (PCL). Carlos Castro on the suspended list. Bud Selig and Aaron. allocation money. Acquired Vancouver bletonian Stakes in straight heats Recalled LHP Matt Hall and 3B NEW YORK METS — Returned RHP Released RHP Chris Cepeda. 2012 — Aly Raisman becomes the Whitecaps M Felipe Martins for with 25-year-old Tom Haughton in the Dawel Lugo from Toledo. Reinstated Walker Lockett to Syracuse (IL). FLORENCE FREEDOM — Signed RHP first U.S. woman to win Olympic gold $75,000 of 2020 targeted allocated sulky, the youngest to win the Ham- RHP Spencer Turnbull from the PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Sent RHP Jackson Owens. Released LHP Chris on floor. She picks up a bronze on money and an International Roster bletonian. 10-day IL. Claimed RHP David McKay Clay Holmes to Altoona (EL) for a Erwin and RHP Cameron Vige. balance beam on the final day of Spot in 2019. 1983 — Norway’s Grete Waitz takes off waivers from the Seattle Mari- rehab assignment. Reinstated RHP LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS — Released gymnastics at the London Olympics MINNESOTA UNITED — Loaned G the women’s marathon in the first and just misses a medal in the all- ners. Richard Rodriguez from paternity list. RHP David Lemasters. world track and field championships Reinstated LHP Steven Brault from SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — Signed Bobby Shuttleworth to Sacramento around. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Released at Helsinki, Finland. C Jonathan Lucroy. the 10-day IL. Optioned RHP Yefry C Gian Martellini. (USL Championship) for the remain- 2016 — Jim Furyk becomes the first 1992 — Sergei Bubka, the world MINNESOTA TWINS — Traded RHP Ramirez and RHP Dario Agrazal to SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MINERS — der of the season. golfer to shoot a 58 in PGA Tour his- record-holder and defending Olympic Drew Hutchison to the L.A. Angels for Indianapolis (IL). Signed OF Kirvin Moesquit. VANCOUVER WHITECAPS — Acquired tory. Three years after Furyk became champion, fails to clear a height in cash. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Designated BASKETBALL F Michaell Chirinos on loan from CD the sixth player on tour with a 59, he the pole vault. SEATTLE MARINERS — Placed 2B LHP Adalberto Mejia for assignment. National Basketball Association Olimpia (Liga Salva Vida-Honduras). takes it even lower in the Travelers 1999 — Wade Boggs becomes the Tim Lopes on the 10-day IL. Reinstat- Assigned RHP Mike Mayers outright ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed G Bran- COLLEGE first player to homer for his 3,000th Championship with a 12-under 58 in ed RHP Brandon Brennan from the to Memphis (PCL). Selected the con- don Goodwin to a two-way contract. FLORIDA GULF COAST — Named hit, connecting with a two-run shot in the final round. 10-day IL. Optioned RHP Gerson Bau- tract of RHP Junior Fernandez from MIAMI HEAT — Signed F Udonis Madeline Marck-Sherk assistant Tampa Bay’s 15-10 loss to Cleve- 2016 — Ichiro Suzuki triples off the tista to Tacoma (PCL). Memphis. Haslem. women’s golf coach, Lara Jackson land. wall for his 3,000th hit in the major TAMPA BAY RAYS — Placed RHP SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Optioned Women’s NBA assistant swimming and diving coach 2004 — Greg Maddux becomes the leagues, becoming the 30th player Yonny Chirinos on the 10-day IL. RHP Ryan Dull and LHP Sam Selman CONNECTICUT SUN — Traded F Kris- and Andy Waeger volunteer assistant 22nd pitcher in major league history to reach the milestone as the Miami Recalled RHP Austin Pruitt from to Sacramento (PCL). Designated INF tine Anigwe to Dallas for C Theresa swimming and diving coach. to reach 300 victories, leading the Marlins beat the Colorado Rockies Durham (IL). Joe Panik for assignment. Recalled Plaisance. FORDHAM — Promoted Brian Horow- Chicago Cubs to an 8-4 victory over 10-7. TEXAS RANGERS — Sent RHP Luke LHPs Conner Menez and Wililams FOOTBALL itz to track and field and cross coun- San Francisco. 2016 — Manny Machado becomes Farrell and LHP Yohander Mendez to Jerez from Sacramento. National Football League try coach. 2005 — Justin Gatlin dominates the the second player in major league Frisco (TL) for rehab assignments. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — CLEVELAND BROWNS — Waived/ NEW JERSEY CITY — Announced the 100 meters at the track and field history to homer in the first, second National League Requested unconditional release injured WR Blake Jackson. resignation of women’s assistant championships in Helsinki. The and third innings, driving in a career- ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — waivers for LHP Tony Sipp. Agreed to GREEN BAY PACKERS — Claimed RB soccer coach Katie Feehan. Olympic champion wins in 9.88 sec- high seven runs in a 10-2 victory Optioned RHP Taylor Clarke to Reno terms with INF Asdrúbal Cabrera on Keith Ford off of waivers from the RUTGERS — Named Brittney Harris onds, finishing 0.17 seconds ahead over the Chicago White Sox. (PCL). Designated RHP Zack Godley a one-year contract. Optioned INF Indianapolis Colts. Waived/injured T director of operations for gymnastics. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Longtime attraction is still stymied by age difference DEAR ABBY: I have friend seems really inter- been seeing a woman Dear Abby is written by Abigail ested in me, and I know I who is 21 years younger Van Buren, also known as Jeanne need to tell him. than I am. She says she I feel like my life is loves me, but I am hesi- Phillips, and was founded by her over, and I’ll never be tant because of our age mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact able to have kids or mar- difference. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. ry because of this disease. We have known each It’s like the man who other for years. She had a Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. raped me has killed my crush on me when she social life and my desire was 16, but I was mar- to live. Please help me, ried at the time, and she she says they are imma- date raped seven years Abby. I have no idea what was too young. We made ture. She has three kids ago, and the man who to do. Should I just stay love a couple of times and has never been mar- assaulted me gave me alone or try to get my life when she was in her 20s ried. I love her and want genital herpes. I’m not back? because I was divorced to take care of her, too, for someone who has ever STRESSED AND and she was single. the rest of her life. Should slept around. After the ANXIOUS IN PUERTO Now it’s 10 years later. I listen to my heart? rape, I told no one. I RICO I’m in my late 50s; she’s didn’t go to the police. I in her 30s. We are both AGE IS A NUMBER, didn’t go to the doctor to DEAR STRESSED: single, and she wants to IN NEW MEXICO get checked right away For heaven’s sake, take take care of me for the because I was scared the your life back! It is far rest of my life. DEAR AGE: You have doctor would report the known this woman for from over. Go online and She brings me lunch rape to the police and my research the prevalence of many years. It is not as every once in a while, family would find out. I STDs among teens and though she’s a stranger which I am amazed at felt ashamed and dirty. young adults in the U.S. because it’s a long drive with three children who Two months later, I final- and Puerto Rico. The sta- from where she lives. I has approached you. Are ly found the courage to tistics will be an eye-open- worry about what other the fathers of the children see a doctor. I realized I er for you and may reas- people will think, but she contributing to their sup- had genital herpes be- sure you that you are not doesn’t care and says she port? If they are minors, cause I got a sore and alone in having herpes. wants to love me and what will be your role in went to get tested. This information should care for me because she their lives? These are im- I’m now friends with a be shared with your sexu- knows what I am about. I portant considerations. guy and feel like every al partners before becom- grew up with her uncles But how other people feel time I meet someone I ing intimate. Medications and aunts and am good about your union should have to tell him I have can lessen the chance of friends with them. not affect your decision. herpes because I’m not transmission. Your doctor She’s tired of dating the kind of person who or a clinic worker can ad- people her age because DEAR ABBY: I was lies or keeps secrets. My vise you. BRIDGE

Why did partner break the agreement? Solon, who lived from circa 630 to East had competed with five hearts, 560 B.C. and is thought to have laid South would have doubled, gaining the foundations for Athenian democ- 500 if West were kept from ruffing racy, said, “Men keep agreements two clubs on the board. North should when it is to the advantage of neither lead a trump, but if he starts with a to break them.” spade, South can shift to a heart. Successful bridge partnerships Against four spades, many Wests have lots of agreements. Most of would immediately lead the heart them relate to bidding, but in some king. Yes, that is fine if East overtakes ways, those for defense are more im- with his ace and shifts to the dia- portant. But what does it mean if a mond two — but why would he ever player suddenly does something in do that? contravention to an agreement? In today’s deal, what should West Instead, West should make an lead against four spades? alarm-clock lead: the heart two! East The bidding had a couple of de- knows that this isn’t fourth-highest. batable calls, but I had to get South Because West has gone against the into four spades somehow! Despite normal agreement, he is asking East the vulnerability, West ought to have to do something unusual. In this sit- bid four hearts over one spade. Then uation, it is to find West’s void. Then North would probably have raised to the defense goes: heart to the ace, four spades, hoping partner did not diamond ruff, club to the ace, dia- take him too seriously. Note that if mond ruff. Buzz, buzz! WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS DID YOU KNOW?

Love Island CBS, 8 p.m. New shows on the CW Season Finale! By Rick Gables America’s vote decides the last couple standing. They’ll sail away with the $100,000 cash prize and The CW will premiere the (we hope) eternal love. new season of its musical Bulletproof comedy series I Ship It on The CW, 8 p.m. Monday, August 19 at 9:30 New Series! PM ET/PT. Ella (Helen High- field) is a fangirl and aspir- Two undercover cops, Bishop (Noel Clarke) and Pike ing writer. While working at (Ashley Walters), chase down hardened criminals in a boutique shipping agency, London’s East End. Despite their differences, Bish- Ella writes fanfiction for her op and Pike work brilliantly together even when the favorite TV show, Super- chemistry between them looks set to explode. stition, and dreams of one MasterChef: “NASCAR — Finish Line Feed” day making her fantasies FOX, 8 p.m. a reality. She works with The top 10 contestants test their speed in a spe- her boyfriend, the charm- cial team challenge that takes place at the Irwin- ing yet albeit-vanilla Tim dale Speedway. After the home cooks break into two (Riley Neldman), and lives teams, they have just 75 minutes to cook for 101 next door to him. Ella’s life racecar crew members. One team will earn immunity may not be exciting, but it’s while the other will face elimination. comfortable. One fateful day, grown-ish: “Dreams and Nightmares” Ella’s actress friend Sasha Freeform, 8 p.m. (Yasmine Al-Bustami) places Season Finale! a flower delivery order to the In the Season 2 finale, the gang’s sophomore year showrunner of Superstition comes to an end, and bottled-up emotions start to and Ella seizes the oppor- unravel, causing rifts in relationships and some in- tunity to not only make the teresting reconciliations. delivery but to visit the set of Ellen’s Game of Games: “Oh Shipwrecked” her favorite show. Ella throws NBC, 8 p.m. caution to the wind and quits Contestants will play Danger Word, Oh Ship, Mount her job to become a writer’s St. Ellen and Don’t Leave Me Hanging. The winner of assistant for that show, and each of the first four rounds advances to Know or her fangirl fantasies begin to Go, and the winner of that game advances to Hot collide with reality in unex- Hands for a chance to win a cash prize. pected ways, in both her cre- Ancient Skies: “Our Place in the Universe” ative life and love life. PBS, 8 p.m. Succession returns for its A cast of scientific pioneers reshapes the solar sys- second season on Sunday, tem and seeks a better understanding of the grow- August 11 at 9 PM ET/PT ing universe. on HBO. Created by Oscar® Queen of the Pythons nominee Jesse Armstrong Smithsonian Channel, 8 p.m. and directed by Oscar® win- Smithsonian Channel follows the daily life of a 13- ner Adam McKay, season foot female African rock python in this one-hour two follows the Roy family as special. The notorious and deadly constrictor lives in they struggle to retain con- trol of their empire. While a sub-tropical valley in South Africa, where it hunts the future looks increasingly everything from tiny birds to full-sized deer and can uncertain, it is the past that strike faster than the blink of an eye. threatens to ultimately de- Southern Charm: “Outfoxed” stroy them. The cast includes Bravo, 9 p.m. Brian Cox, Jeremy Strong, Shep’s ultimatum to Austen is tested after he and Hiam Abbass, Sarah Snook, Madison reconcile. Meanwhile, Ashley resurfaces Kieran Culkin, Alan Ruck, asking for a yet another chance, which Eliza obliges Nicholas Braun, Matthew with an invitation to her fox hunt. When Ashley and Macfadyen, Peter Friedman, Kathryn come face-to-face for the first time in a year, Rob Yang, J. Smith Cameron, the gang prepares for the brawl of the century. Dagmara Dominczyk and Ar- Hypnotize Me ian Moayed. ner and brother in arms must tions of getting both. Ghost achieve satisfaction and hap- The CW, 9 p.m. Starz will premiere its ex- pay for the ultimate betray- aims to get even with Tommy, piness from this world by any New Series! panded 15-episode season six al. Rocked to his core by the get the Queens Child Project means necessary. As the Feds This comedic game show, hosted by All American’s of Power on Sunday, August perfidiousness and cruelties built to consecrate Raina’s grow closer to convicting him, Taye Diggs, features physical comedy and unpre- 25 at 8 PM ET/PT. James of those he once called his legacy, and finally achieve a Ghost must remain vigilant dictable situations as contestants work together in “Ghost” St. Patrick (Omari family, Ghost devotes himself thriving legitimate lifestyle toward those wanting to take teams and are challenged to complete a variety of Hardwick) is seeking ven- to one notion: Success is the with no criminal strings him down for his past crimi- simple, everyday tasks — after being hypnotized. geance. His former drug part- best revenge, with all inten- attached. Ghost’s need to nal enterprises.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE TOWN OF SAUGUS ADVERTISEMENT PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage DHCD Project # 168097 given by Davy Tan and Tung Thach to Bank of America, N.A.,, dated May 13, IFB #29-19 REBID 2005, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in The Marblehead Housing Authority, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids Book 24290, Page 274, as affected by an assignment from Bank of America, VARIOUS PAVEMENT REPAIR PROJECTS from Contractors for the Green Street Court Elderly Development 667-2, for the N.A., to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, doing business as Christiana Trust, Marblehead Housing Authority in Marblehead Massachusetts, in accordance with not individual capacity, but solely as trustee for BCAT 2014-5TT, dated May 4, The Town of Saugus is seeking sealed bids to furnish all labor and material for the documents prepared by studio J2 architects. 2015, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in various pavement repair projects within the Town of Saugus, and will be received Book 34654, Page 3; assignment from Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, at the Purchasing Department, Saugus Town Hall, 298 Central Street, Saugus, The Project consists of: Complete Asphalt Roof Replacement of Four Buildings doing business as Christiana Trust, not individual capacity, but solely as trustee for Massachusetts until 11:00am on Wednesday, August 21st. BCAT 2014-5TT to MTGLQ Investors, L.P., dated August 26, 2015, and recorded The work is estimated to cost $91,800.00, including all alternates. with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34806, Page Please email Bonnie Tanner, Assistant Purchasing Manager at btanner 333; and assignment from MTGLQ Investors, L.P. to U.S. Bank National @saugus-ma.gov for bid. Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as required by Association, as Indenture Trustee on Behalf of and with respect to AJAX Mortgage M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. Loan Trust 2018-B, Mortgage-Backed Notes, dated September 6, 2018, and Bids must be sealed and clearly marked "IFB # 29-19 REBID Various Pavement recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book Repair Projects" and submitted to the Purchasing Department no later than General Bids will be received until 2:00 p.m., Thursday, August 22, 2019 and 37041, Page 96; ; of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by 11:00am Wednesday August 21st, 2019. publicly opened, forthwith. assignment, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 01:00 PM o'clock on August Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check, treasurer's or cashier's check This Project is being Electronically Bid (E-Bid). All bids shall be prepared and 14, 2019 at 31 Lyman Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular payable to the Town of Saugus from a responsible bank or trust company; cash; or submitted online at www.Projectdog.com and received no later than the date & the premises described in said mortgage, a bid bond equal to 5% of the value of the bid. time specified above. Hard copy bids will not be accepted by the Awarding To wit: Authority. For E-Bid Tutorial and instructions, download the Supplemental The Town of Saugus reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, and to Instructions to Bidders for Electronic Bid Projects from www.Projectdog.com. For A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon, being shown as Lot 3A on waive minor irregularities and/or informalities as it deems to be in the best interest assistance, contact Projectdog, Inc. at 978.499.9014 a plan entitled "Subdivision Plan of Land, St. Jean-Baptiste Parish, Lynn, MA of the Town. "dated July 28, 2003, prepared by Medford Engineering & Survey, 15 Hall Street, General bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) Medford, MA, said Plan is recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds This invitation for bid is in accordance with M.G.L. Chapter 30 Section 39M. of the greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), and made in Plan Book 373, Plan 87. Daily Item: August 7, 2019 payable to the Marblehead Housing Authority.

Containing approximately 2,788 square feet of land, more or less, according to Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available online and for purchase at said Plan. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION www.Projectdog.com after 2 PM on Wednesday August 7. Enter project code WATERWAYS REGULATION PROGRAM 833853 in the Project Locator Box. Being a portion of the same premises conveyed to Grantor by Deed of Roman Catholic Archbishop, of Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts dated June 5, Notice of License Application pursuant to M.G.L. Chapter 91 There is a plan deposit of $50.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable to 2003, recorded with the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 21037, Waterways License Application Number [X283958] Projectdog, Inc. Page 5. 69 Castle Road, Nahant Pier Supported Structure Reconstruction Deposits must be a certified or cashier's check. This deposit will be refunded for NOTIFICATION DATE: August 7, 2019 up to two sets for general bidders upon return of the sets in good condition within For mortgagor's title see deed recorded at the above-named Registry of Deeds in ten (10) days of receipt of general bids. Otherwise the deposit shall be the Book 24290, Page 262. Public notice is hereby given of the application by Joanna Mitrano to reconstruct property of the Awarding Authority. portions of an existing pier supported residence at 69 Castle Road in Nahant, MA. Property is sold subject to a Maintenance Agreement recorded in Book 24290, Additional sets may be purchased online at www.Projectdog.com CD-ROMS are Page 254 and Book 24450, Page 481. The Department will consider all written comments on this Waterways Application available upon request. received by within 30 days subsequent to the "Notification Date". Failure of any Premises to be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, aggrieved person or group of ten citizens or more to submit written comments to Bidders requesting Contract Documents to be mailed to them shall include a rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of the Waterways Regulation Program by the Public Comments Deadline will result in separate check for $ 35.00 per set, payable to Projectdog, Inc., to cover mail liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax the waiver of any right to an adjudicatory hearing in accordance with 310 CMR handling costs. liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or 9.13(4)(c). The group of citizens must include no less than five citizens who are existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, having residents of the municipality in which the Project is located. The job site and existing buildings will be available for inspection at 10:00 A.M. on priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Tuesday, August 13. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Additional information regarding this application may be obtained by contacting the Waterways Regulation Program at (617) 292-5929. Project plans and Project Address: Terms of sale: A deposit of five thousand dollars ($5,000) by certified or bank documents for this application are on file with the Waterways Regulation Program 1 Green Street Court check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. for public viewing, by appointment only, at the address below. Marblehead, MA 01945 The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at the offices of WCG Law Item: August 7, 2019 Group, PLLC, 21 High Street, Suite 208B, North Andover, MA 01845 within thirty Parsons and Faia (30) days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording 135 Range Heights Road CITY OF LYNN upon receipt in full of the purchase price. In the event of an error in this Lynn, MA 01904 publication, the description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall Notice: Special Lynn City Council Public Hearing on Tuesday, August 20, 2019 control. Written comments must be addressed to: MassDEP Waterways Regulation at 5:30pm in the Council Chambers on the Petition of Fiesta Shows for a Carnival Program, One Winter Street 5th Floor, Boston, MA 02108. for the 4th of July Fireworks Fund to be held at Blossom St Ext/ Bubier St. Set up Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Item: August 7, 2019 September 2-4, 2019. Carnival will be held September 5-8, 2019. Hours will be September 5 & 6th, 5pm to 11pm and September 7 & 8th, 1pm to US Bank National Association, as Indenture Trustee on Behalf of and with LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN 11pm. 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HONG KONG (AP) — framework of “one country, weapons charge. China warned Tuesday two systems,” which prom- Pro-democracy legislator that it will be “only a mat- ised the city certain demo- Fernando Cheung Chiu- ter of time” before it pun- cratic freedoms not afford- hung told reporters earlier ishes those behind two ed to the mainland. But Tuesday that Beijing should months of pro-democracy some Hong Kong residents not make the demonstra- protests in Hong Kong feel that Beijing has been tions a national security is- that have increasingly de- increasingly encroaching sue because the movement volved into violent clashes on their freedoms. is not targeting the central with law enforcement. A string of demon- government, but rather the The comments by Yang strations began in June administration of Hong Guang, spokesman for the against proposed extradi- Kong Chief Executive Car- Chinese Cabinet’s Hong tion legislation that would rie Lam. Kong and Macao Affairs have allowed some sus- During a “People’s Press Office, are a further in- pects to be sent to main- Conference,” a protester dication that Beijing will land China for trial. While using the pseudonym Jerry take a hard line against the government has since Chan indicated that demon- the demonstrators and suspended the bill, protest- strators would not attempt has no plans to negotiate ers have pressed on with to confront the military if it over their demands for po- broader calls for democrat- made an appearance. litical reforms. ic reforms, an investigation “I believe the protesters “We would like to make into allegations of police and Hong Kong citizens it clear to the very small brutality and for the city’s will ‘be water’ and know group of unscrupulous and leader to step down. what to do,” Chan said, violent criminals and the Protesters late Tuesday referring to the protest- dirty forces behind them: and early Wednesday sur- ers’ philosophy of taking Those who play with fire PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rounded a police station to a fluid approach to their will perish by it,” Yang demand the release of a demonstrations. “We will Protesters, from right, Jerry Chan, Linus Kim and Mary Tsang attend a said. “Don’t ever misjudge university student arrest- go home and sleep.” press conference in Hong Kong Tuesday to condemn what they call the the situation and mistake ed for apparently buying The three protesters our restraint for weak- government’s “empty rhetoric” and instances of alleged police abuse. laser pointers in the latest who spoke to reporters said the briefing was in- ness.” worded editorials in state allows troops already sta- city of Shenzhen across confrontation for the Chi- Singling out “brazen, vi- nese city. Police used tear tended to counter regular media condemning “vio- tioned in the city to help the border have both re- olent and criminal actors” gas at one point to try to government and police lent radicals” and “foreign with “public order mainte- leased videos recently of and the “meddling hands clear the demonstrators news conferences in which behind the scenes” as the forces” allegedly inflam- nance” at the Hong Kong their officers training to from the blue-collar Sham authorities have repeated- focus law enforcement ef- ing them. Speculation government’s request. disperse groups of people Shui Po neighborhood. ly decried violent acts by forts, Yang said, “As for has grown that the Com- While Hong Kong au- dressed in black and wear- The Hong Kong Bap- some pro-democracy dem- their punishment, it’s only munist Party-led central thorities have said they ing masks and construc- tist University Students’ onstrators. They also apol- a matter of time.” government will deploy don’t anticipate any need tion helmets like many of Union demanded the ogized for inconveniences China so far has not vis- the military to quell dem- to bring in troops or police the Hong Kong protesters. release of its president, caused by a general strike ibly intervened in the sit- onstrators after Chinese from China to help impose A former British colony, Keith Fong, in a Face- Monday that paralyzed uation, though it has pub- officials pointed to an arti- order, the Hong Kong army Hong Kong was returned book post that accused the regular workday opera- lished a series of strongly cle in Hong Kong law that garrison and police in the to China in 1997 under the police of fabricating the tions in the city. Experts: Ex-cardinal’s letters provide window to his intent

VATICAN CITY (AP) — At first glance, created a credibility crisis for the Cath- the handwritten postcards and letters look olic hierarchy, since McCarrick’s mis- innocuous, even warm, sometimes signed conduct was reported to some U.S. and off by “Uncle T.” or “Your uncle, Father Ted.” Vatican higher-ups, but he nevertheless But taken in context, the correspon- remained an influential cardinal until dence penned by disgraced ex-Cardinal his downfall last year. Theodore McCarrick to the young men he McCarrick has declined to comment on is accused of sexually abusing or harass- his case, except to say in an initial state- ing is a window into the way a predator ment last year that he was innocent but grooms his prey, according to two abuse accepted the Holy See’s decision to re- prevention experts who reviewed it for move him from ministry. McCarrick law- The Associated Press. yer J. Michael Ritty declined to comment Full of flattery, familiarity and boasts on the correspondence. about his own power, the letters provide The testimony of James Grein, 61, the visceral evidence of how a globe-trotting first child McCarrick baptized, was key to bishop made young, vulnerable men feel the Vatican case. The son of close family special — and then allegedly took advan- friends, Grein told church investigators PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tage of them. that McCarrick began sexually abusing James Grein, 61, at his house in Sterling, Va., last month, holds a Flor- The AP is exclusively publishing corre- him when he was 11, including during ida postcard sent to him when he was 15 years old by now-defrocked spondence McCarrick wrote to three men confession and at family weddings and Cardinal Theodore McCarrick. Letters and postcards McCarrick wrote ahead of the promised release of the Vati- holiday celebrations. to three men he allegedly sexually abused and harassed show how he can’s own report into who knew what and In an interview with AP, Grein said groomed his victims, experts say. when about his efforts to bed would-be McCarrick’s exalted place in the family priests. Access to an archbishop for young over three generations created pressure That family dynamic is present in the “I’ll be calling home one of these days to men seeking to become priests “is a key on him to visit with McCarrick during postcards McCarrick sent to Grein — notes check on arrangements.” He signed the piece of the grooming process here,” said weekends away from boarding school and without postmarks that were included in note “Love to all, Your uncle, Fr. Ted.” one of the experts, Monica Applewhite. visits when he would be molested. letters McCarrick sent to his father. Applewhite said the text betrays Mc- Pope Francis defrocked McCarrick, 89, “If I didn’t go to see Theodore I was al- “Time is getting close for your visit back Carrick’s clear expectations that Grein in February after a church investigation ways going to be asked by my brothers east,” McCarrick wrote to Grein while he would come visit, as well as the involve- determined he sexually abused minors as and sisters or my dad, ‘Why didn’t you go was at boarding school at the Woodside ment of his family in arranging the ren- well as adult seminarians. The case has see him?’” Priory School in California in the 1970s. dezvous.

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PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Chicken Pita Pocket with tomato and corn salsa and Greek summer salad for Linda Gassenheimer’s dinner in minutes. What to do when the A quick primer on some unusual names and recipes By Robin Mather 1. Heat oven to 350. Grease a heavy TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE 10-inch skillet or an 8-inch square power goes out baking dish. Cut the kernels from Finding sweet corn at a roadside the ears of corn and set aside. stand or farmers market is one of the 2. Mix milk, cornmeal, butter, salt, By Susan Selasky ator has been without best treats of summer. Every year, hot sauce and oregano in medium TRIBUNE power for more than 4 growers try new hybrid varieties to saucepan. Bring just to a boil over NEWS SERVICE tempt their shoppers to buy more. hours: medium heat. 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Gotta Have It: A Gurney’s hybrid a double hit of corn flavor by a generator are not Cream-based salad that is fantastic for freezing (and we egg whites in a medium bowl with working. It also brings from cornmeal and fresh corn an electric mixer on high speed un- dressings, sauces and have tips for that). kernels. on food safety issues soups. Kate: A new bicolor supersweet til soft peaks form. Stir one fourth and plenty of food is go- of the egg whites into the cornmeal Opened mayonnaise, that also boasts excellent eating after cooking, so serve it hot from the oven. ing to go to waste. tar­tar sauce and horse- quality. Pro tip: Dig out your tube pan or bundt pan mixture until well mixed. Gently fold Here’s what you need radish of they were held Super Surprise: Another bicolor when you cut the kernels off the cob; stand in remaining egg whites. Pour into to know and what to do. above 50 degrees Fahren- sweet corn that does well at farmers the cob upright in the center hole, and the skillet or baking dish. The first rule to remem- heit for over eight hours. markets and roadside stands. kernels will fall into the pan as you cut. 4. Bake until top is browned and ber is “when in doubt, Discard any foods like Caliber: Best for eating fresh with 2 medium ears sweet corn, to yield about center is slightly loose (a knife in- throw it out.” And also, bread or salad greens superb flavor. 1 cup kernels serted into center comes out clean), never ever taste a food that may have become I look hard for older, sometimes 2 medium zucchini (about 1 1/2 pounds), 25 to 30 minutes. Let stand 5 min- to determine if it’s OK. contaminated by juic- heirloom varieties of corn, like Coun- grated utes before serving. If your power was out es dripping from raw try Gentleman, Golden Bantam and 2 1/2 teaspoons salt, divided use Nutrition information per serving just a few hours and you meat, poultry, or fish. the venerable Trucker’s Delight. But 2 green onions, thinly sliced (for 8 servings): 193 calories, 9 g fat, didn’t open the refriger- Pasta salads. they are the very devil to find. 6 large eggs 5 g saturated fat, 112 mg cholesterol, ator or freezer, chances Sour cream-based or As Americans have cultivated pal- 1/4 teaspoon each: pepper, grated nut- 20 g carbohydrates, 4 g sugar, 9 g pro- are the food is OK. any dairy-based dips. ates that prefer sugar over all other meg tein, 359 mg sodium, 2 g fiber A refrigerator should Fruits and vegetables flavors, farmers find their customers 1 1/4 cups half-and-half or whole milk keep food cold for six . that have become slimy prefer the supersweet and sugary-en- 1 cup cubed cambozola, fontina or Brie GRILLED CORN RELISH hours and a half-full or spoiled. hanced varieties. These hybrids, con- cheese Prep: 40 minutes freezer 24 hours (48 FOODS TO KEEP ventionally bred so their sugars are Cook: 45 minutes hours if the freezer is . Condiments, such as high and take longer to convert into 1. Heat oven to 350 degrees. Grease Makes: Four 8-ounce jars, or about 4 1/2 full) if you don’t open ketchup, mustard, jelly, starch, hold and ship better, too. They a 2 1/2-quart souffle dish; dust lightly cups the doors, according to jams, soy sauce and bot- are not genetically engineered. with flour. Cut corn from cobs; place This is an old-timey corn relish, the the USDA’s Food Safety tled marinade. Typical- Some new varieties, however, have kernels in a large bowl. kid-friendly kind you put on sandwiches and and Inspection Service. ly these have high salt been bred to allow the use of Round- 2. Place zucchini in a colander set hot dogs. It’s also good as a piquant side to Here’s a clip-and-save and sugar content that up and other pesticides. If the grow- into the sink; sprinkle with 1 tea- any summer supper. 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Have It freezes well, but Temptress, stand at room temperature, 30 min- chopped cold air escape). Hard and processed bred to have tender kernels with thin utes. After standing time, beat egg 1/4 head cabbage, finely chopped If you know the power cheese are typically OK. skins, may turn mushy after freez- yolks well in a small bowl. Add to 1 cup cider vinegar will be out for an extend- Foods that don’t ac- ing. Again, ask the grower if you can. corn-zucchini mixture. 2 tablespoons each: salt, flour ed period, get ice or dry tually require refriger- HOW TO FREEZE 4. Stir in the remaining 1 1/2 tea- 1/2 teaspoon each: dry mustard powder, ice to keep foods cold. ation like fresh herbs, Freezing corn is the easiest way to spoons salt, plus the pepper and nut- celery seed, mustard seed Fifty pounds of dry ice, spices, flour and nuts. preserve it. It may be frozen as whole meg; gradually stir in half-and-half 1/4 teaspoon turmeric the FDA says, should Fresh bread and rolls. ears, in the husks, without blanch- or milk. Stir in cheese. 1/2 cup sugar hold an 18-cubic-foot Whole fruits and veg- ing. After freezing, cook it, still in the 5. In a large bowl, beat egg whites freezer for 2 days. Take . etables that show no husks, in the microwave for 3 to 4 with an electric mixer on high speed care when handling dry 1. Grill or broil the ears, turning signs of decay. minutes on high. Let it cool a bit be- until stiff but not dry. Gently stir a frequently, until the kernels have ice, don’t handle it with HOW TO CLEAN fore shucking. If you prefer to freeze fourth of the egg whites into the bare hands or place it begun to char, 10-12 minutes. Cut Once the power is it on the cob without the husks, corn mixture. Fold in remaining egg kernels from cobs. Set corn aside, directly on foods. restored, here’s how blanch medium-size ears for 7 to 8 whites. Transfer to prepared dish. discarding cobs. Use a refrigerator- to care for the inside minutes and cool immediately in an 6. Bake until top is puffed and cen- 2. Place corn and chopped vegeta- free­zer thermometer to of your refrigerator or ice-water bath. Then freeze. ter appears set, 45-50 minutes. Serve bles in a large pot. Pour 1/2 cup vin- check the temperature. freezer and rid them of Blanch kernels cut from the ears, immediately. egar over vegetables. Moisten salt, In either the refrig- any odors. too; blanch the whole ears for about Nutrition information per serving: flour, mustard powder, celery seed, erator or freezer, if the Dispose of any spoiled 4 minutes, cool immediately, then cut 158 calories, 11 g fat, 6 g saturated mustard seed and turmeric with temperature is 40 de- or questionable food. the kernels from the ears. If you tum- fat, 137 mg cholesterol, 7 g carbohy- remaining 1/2 cup vinegar; stir to grees or below, the food Remove shelves, crisp- ble the kernels onto a rimmed back- drates, 2 g sugar, 10 g protein, 520 mg combine. Stir into vegetable mixture, is safe. ers, and ice trays. Wash ing sheet and freeze before packing sodium, 1 g fiber along with the sugar. Check the packages. them thoroughly with in zip-close bags, you’ll find it easier If food still contains hot water and deter- . 3. Over medium-high heat, bring to portion out the frozen corn later. GREEN CHILE-CHEESE-CORN mixture to a boil; reduce heat to a ice crystals or is at 40 gent. Then rinse with HOW TO CAN SPOON BREAD degrees or below when a sanitizing solution Canning corn must be done in a Prep: 35 minutes gentle boil and cook, stirring occa- checked with a food of 1 tablespoon of un- pressure canner for food safety rea- Cook: 35 minutes sionally, 30 minutes. Allow to cool be- thermometer, you can scented, liquid chlorine sons (the exceptions are vinegary rel- Makes: 6 to 8 servings fore storing in the fridge in covered refreeze it, but the qual- bleach per gallon of ishes such as the one we offer here). Spoon bread is a longtime Southern fa- containers. ity may not be the same. drinking water. Pints need to process for 55 minutes; vorite. This version gets a double hit of corn 4. This relish will keep up to six Group foods together Wash the interior of quarts for 85 minutes. It’s best to flavor from cornmeal and fresh corn kernels. weeks in the refrigerator. For longer in the freezer to help the refrigerator and consult a canning resource such as It’s very good as a side dish with grilled or storage, follow canning instructions them stay cold longer. freezer, including the the National Center for Home Food roasted chicken, pork or fish. Try using oth- below. Keep food on ice in door and gaskets, with Preservation (nchfp.uga.edu) for spe- er cheeses in this as well: grated cheddar, 5. Ladle corn relish into clean, hot coolers. Do not place hot water and baking cifics. Note that supersweet and sug- while completely different, gives an excellent 8-ounce jars. Wipe rims. Apply lids. perishable food out in soda. Rinse with a san- ary-enhanced varieties may brown a result. Process in boiling-water bath for 15 the snow because out- itizing solution. little from the caramelization of their 3 medium ears sweet corn, to yield about minutes, beginning timing when wa- side temperatures can Leave the door open sugars in the canner. 1 1/2 cups kernels ter in canner returns to a full rolling vary and food can be for about 15 minutes. 2 cups milk boil. Remove canner lid. Let stand 5 exposed to unsanitary . minutes, then remove jars, cool and Here’s what to do if CORN-ZUCCHINI-CHEESE 2/3 cup cornmeal conditions and animals. there is still an odor: SOUFFLE 2 tablespoons butter store. FOODS TO TOSS Wipe the inside of the Prep: 50 minutes } teaspoon coarse or sea salt Nutrition information per table- Bacteria growth can unit with equal parts of Stand: 30 minutes 1/2 teaspoon hot sauce, such as Tabasco spoon: 55 calories, 0 g fat, 0 g saturat- take place in these foods vinegar and water to de- Cook: 45-50 minutes or Frank’s, or more to taste ed fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 12 g carbohy- that have been above 40 stroy mildew. Makes: about 10 servings 2 teaspoons dried oregano, crumbled drates, 7 g sugar, 1 g protein, 782 mg degrees for two hours or Leave the door open This simplified souffle relies on the cream- 1/2 cup shredded pepper-jack cheese sodium, 1 g fiber more. Discard the fol- and allow to air out for iness of the melted cheese to thicken its 1 can (4 ounces) hot or mild diced green lowing if your refriger- several days. base, rather than a flour-based roux. Like all chiles, drained Distributed by Tribune Content souffles, it will deflate if it stands too long 4 eggs, separated Agency, LLC.