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By Bridget Turcotte swim to an island in Silver Lake with two ITEM STAFF of his cousins WednesdayDEALS afternoon. About halfway there, he struggled and went un- SAUGUS — In the wake of an acciden- der water. The cousins triedOF toTHE nd him but tal drowning at Breakheart Reservation, were unsuccessful, according to the Essex swimmers are being reminded to only use County District Attorney’s$DA of ce.Y$ the designated area of Pearce Lake to cool A rescue team of SaugusPG. 3 re ghters off. Uwaldo Erazo, 20, had attempted to TRAGEDY, A7 DEALS Lynn, SwampscottOF THE $DAY$ are seeing red overPG. 3 green and yellow

By Bella diGrazia DEALS ITEM STAFF OF THE SWAMPSCOTT — You’ve $ $ probably seen them; green DAY and yellow bikes are all over PG. 3 the area. Some are left stand- ing on a kickstand, but often they’re left dumped on the ground. The numerous complaints from Lynn and Swampscott regarding the discarded and damaged bikes being left around have been heard. On Tuesday, Swampscott town of- cials met with John Gallagh- er, co-founder of Ant Bicycle, the widely seen green bikes, Saugus parrot is 47. to discuss the best ways to mitigate the number of aban- doned bikes. Saugus parrot is 47. “Our concern was, while we ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK sharing company. Swampscott understand the growing rid- Ant bikes were Selectman Laura Spathanas By Bridget Turcotte Lucia Perry of ership, it’s not appropriate mentioned how the bikes are ITEM STAFF Saugus holds to have these bikes every- left scattered along the ground continuously ending up in ar- her 47-year-old where in a haphazard way,” eas that make it dif cult to be SAUGUS — A 47-year-old parrot is on the mend in said Town Administrator in Central Square. yellow-naped accessible for residents, espe- Saugus. Amazon parrot, Sean Fitzgerald. “We get com- cially the elderly and those Joey, the yellow-naped Amazon, who has lived with Joey, who has to plaints that bikes are strewn with physical challenges. the Perry family on Prankers Road for more than three wear a plastic around the community and, “They understood and decades, suffered an injury to her foot that caused ex- cone to prevent aesthetically, they just look agreed to take steps to re- cessive bleeding. her from getting unpleasant when congregat- duce the number of bikes in “The vet said that because of her age — it’s almost like to her injured ing in a big area.” the community,” said Lt. Gary us as elderly — our skin thins,” said Lucia Perry. “They claw. The main purpose of the feel it’s a possibility what happened was her skin was meeting was for of cials to lay Lord of the Swampscott Police thin and she may have picked at it.” ITEM PHOTO | all complaints and concerns Department. “They also talked SPENSER HASAK on the table and go over pos- PARROT, A7 sible solutions with the bike BIKES, A7 Farmers market is a movable feast in Lynn By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF LYNN — Thursday marked the rst day of this year’s Central Square Farmers Market, which will be moved to a new location in Sep- tember because of the redevelopment of their current space into a park. The Central Hazel Kiefer, Lynn urban agriculture man- Square Farmers ager for the Food Project and market manager, Market opened said the farmers market will be moving across on Thursday for the street from its Central Square lot on Ex- the rst time this change Street to Mount Vernon Street and season but the will be in the bays owned by the Massachu- location is ex- setts Bay Transportation Authority. pected to change The Food Project in Lynn manages the mar- in September. ket and also participates as one of its vendors and farms. Most of the food they were selling ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK FARMERS MARKET, A7

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MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Officials: Police kill pit bull called his promotion “truly Mom reunited with daughter that charged at officers an amazing experience.” He also wrote he missed BOSTON (AP) — Of- his family and friends ficials say Boston police and signed off with “God separated at border crossing recovering a gun at the Bless America!” The 39-year-old Velis has scene of a July Fourth BOSTON (AP) — A Gua- forgive me,” Gonzalez-Gar- filed that the two had been Immigration officials had been in the Army since shooting fatally shot a temalan woman seeking cia can be heard sobbing to apprehended crossing the deemed the girl an “unac- 2011 and was first elected pit bull charging at the asylum was reunited with her daughter in Spanish as border in Arizona in May companied minor” and re- to the House in 2014. officers. her 8-year-old daugh- the two embraced in a short quired Gonzalez-Garcia to He deployed in June and and were later sent to Sgt. John Boyle says the ter Thursday, nearly two video posted in Twitter. separate facilities. Gon- go through fingerprinting unleashed dog came run- is expected to be away months after they were The ACLU and two Bos- zalez-Garcia was eventu- and other screening mea- ning from between two six to seven months. He forcibly separated when ton-area law firms filed an ally released in Colorado sures that her legal team parked cars “like a mis- served one previous tour in they crossed the U.S.-Mex- emergency lawsuit in fed- argued would take weeks sile” toward the officers, Afghanistan and has also and settled in Massachu- who were responding late served in South Korea. ico border. eral court demanding the setts, but her daughter re- if not months. Thursday to a gun found The American Civil Lib- immediate reunification of mained in a Texas shelter. “The big obstacle has on a street where four Child burned, hospitalized erties Union of Massa- the family last week. The The girl was returned to been that the govern- men had been shot earlier by illegal fireworks chusetts tweeted that the suit was among dozens her mother after her legal ment was treating them in the day. daughter, who was identi- filed across the country af- team, with the help of U.S. as strangers and making Boyle says the officers MARSHFIELD (AP) — fied only as S.K., arrived ter Republican President Rep. Katherine Clark, a them go through proce- tried to retreat and the Police say a 10-year-old at Boston’s Logan Air- Donald Trump ended his Massachusetts Democrat, dures that were not at all owner made no attempt boy had to go to the hos- port Thursday afternoon, administration’s contro- pushed to expedite the pro- appropriate” in this situ- to secure the dog. Boyle pital with second-degree where she was greeted by versial practice of separat- cess of designating Gonza- ation, Segal said. “There says the officers were burns on both legs from her mother, Angelica Re- ing migrant children from lez-Garcia as the girl’s le- was never any dispute standing near children an illegal firework that beca Gonzalez-Garcia, and their parents. gal sponsor, said Matthew that she was this girl’s and others, who had gath- exploded at his feet. a crowd of supporters. Gonzalez-Garcia said at Segal, legal director for the mother and that this was ered at the scene. Marshfield Police Chief “Forgive me, my child, the time the lawsuit was ACLU of Massachusetts. her daughter.” The dog’s owner, Phillip Tavares says 911 59-year-old Shirley calls came in late Tues- Goode, disputes the day reporting a child was police’s account. She says injured at a local beach. I scream, you scream: Jury to she called the dog’s name, The Patriot Ledger re- the dog’s ears perked up ports that witnesses told and the dog turned just police a rogue firework before it was shot. flew down the beach and settle bitter dessert dispute exploded at the boy’s feet. Elderly couple killed when The boy was carried off By Alanna car slams into boulder the beach by his father, Durkin Richer and they were met by Associated Press WORCESTER (AP) paramedics who trans- BOSTON — A battle be- — Police say a married ported them to a hospital. tween two dessert compa- couple was killed when Tavares says the injury nies — Mister Cookie Face their car slammed into a shows why it’s illegal to and 600 lb Gorillas — is boulder. have private fireworks heating up in Boston’s fed- Worcester police say an shows in Massachusetts. eral courthouse. And it all 82-year-old woman and Police say they couldn’t started with an ice cream her 87-year-old husband immediately identify who sandwich. were critically injured in was responsible for the 600 lb Gorillas Inc., a the crash just before 3 injuries because of the frozen all-natural dessert p.m. Wednesday. Witness- large number of people on maker started by a Mas- es told police the woman the beach. sachusetts couple, claims was driving erratically another business that sup- before the car crashed Protected zone established plied the ice cream for its into a boulder. to help endangered whales sandwiches watered down Neighbors broke the the recipe, sending sales vehicle’s rear window and NANTUCKET (AP) — tumbling amid customer gave aid to the uncon- Federal ocean managers complaints the desserts scious pair while others will implement a protected had become “kind-of-icky sprayed water on the zone off the coast of Massa- tasting” and “tasteless.” smoking vehicle. chusetts until the middle Chris and Paula White The victims were of the month to try to help are now taking the ice rushed to a hospital endangered whales. cream supplier, Mister where they were both The protected area is lo- Cookie Face LLC, to trial pronounced dead. cated south of Nantucket for not holding up its end FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Police haven’t released and is designed to protect of the bargain to provide the victims’ names. An North Atlantic right the frozen treats their cus- Paula, left, and husband Chris White, background right, with their chil- investigation is ongoing. whales. The whales are tomers used to love. dren and some of their 600 lb. Gorillas frozen ice cream sandwiches and among the most endan- “We wanted to believe cookies in Duxbury. Lawmaker, Army gered marine mammals, that we could trust them, reservist, earns promotion and they have suffered and they knew that we about the ice cream,” said But when complaints Whites say. from high mortality and were relying on them and Blake Hannafan, a law- in 2014 started replac- Mister Cookie Face and WESTFIELD (AP) — A low reproduction in re- they knew that they were yer for New Jersey-based ing customer praise, the Fieldbrook dispute the state legislator currently cent years. giving us a bad product,” Mister Cookie Face and Whites feared something Whites’ test results. serving in Afghanistan The National Oceanic Chris White said. its parent company, Field- was up, according to their Chris White said he and with the Army Reserves and Atmospheric Admin- Mister Cookie Face de- brook Foods Corp. breach-of-contract law- his wife felt like they had says he had a Fourth of istration says it’s asking nies delivering subpar At the center of dispute, suit, which claims the wa- no other choice but to fight July he’ll remember for mariners to avoid the ice cream and says 600 lb which is slated to go to trial tery ice cream cost them the case, despite what he the rest of his life. protected area altogeth- Gorillas can’t prove that later this month, is a key in- at least $2.5 million. described as Mister Cook- The Republican news- er or travel through it problems with the sand- gredient for super-creamy When the Whites ie Face’s “scorched-earth paper reports that at 10 knots or less until wiches’ filling hurt the ice cream: butterfat. couldn’t get a straight an- tactics” to try to force state Rep. John Velis July 15. The agency says company’s sales. The Whites, who no lon- swer from Mister Cook- them to end the lengthy announced on Facebook the move will hopefully “There were just as many ger sell frozen treats, had ie Face, they had the ice and costly litigation. that he was promoted protect the giant ani- complaints about the an agreement with Field- cream tested in indepen- “They destroyed our from captain to major on mals from ship strikes, cookie tasting stale, or be- brook that the ice cream dent labs and found that business ... the worst part Wednesday. which is a threat to their ing too hard, not chewy, as would contain 14 percent the butterfat content was was they just didn’t care,” The Westfield Democrat survival. there are any complaints butterfat. around 10 percent, the he said. Marathon bomber’s lawyers seek interviews with brother’s associate

BOSTON (AP) — Ap- same Boston-area mixed forcement overreacted. peals lawyers for convicted martial arts gym. The defense at Dzhokhar Boston Marathon bomber He allegedly told police Tsarnaev’s 2015 trial Dzhokhar Tsarnaev are about a month after the wanted to introduce the asking for the recordings marathon bombing that recordings to show that of interviews with a sus- he and Tamerlan Tsar- he was manipulated by pect in a triple-homicide naev had killed three his brother, but a federal in Massachusetts who was men in Waltham in 2011, judge denied the request. shot in 2013 during a con- a crime that remains un- Neither defense attor- frontation with police. solved. neys nor prosecutors im- The attorneys for the Todashev was fatally mediately responded to death-row inmate, whose shot by an FBI agent in requests for comment. argument for sparing Orlando, Florida, after The younger Tsarnaev Tsarnaev’s life is due next allegedly charging at the was sentenced to death for month before the 1st U.S. agent with a metal broom- setting off the two bombs Court of Appeals, filed the stick. He was being ques- at the marathon finish motion for the sealed re- tioned by the FBI, Mas- line in April 2013 that cordings of Ibragim Toda- sachusetts State Police, killed three spectators. He shev on Tuesday without and local law enforcement is currently housed at the spelling out their reasons about his relationship federal Supermax prison for asking. with Tamerlan Tsarnaev. in Florence, Colo. Todashev knew Dz- Todashev’s family in a Tamerlan Tsarnaev died hokhar Tsarnaev’s older lawsuit says he was sim- during a confrontation brother, Tamerlan, be- ply trying to leave his with police in Watertown FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE cause they trained at the apartment and law en- days after the bombings. 798 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01905 | 781-593-5520

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By Matthew Daly Wheeler, 53, could serve to roll back rules govern- ASSOCIATED PRESS more than a year in an ing clean air and water acting role. A Senate vote and fighting against cli- WASHINGTON — The would be required if he mate change. new leader of the Environ- is nominated to lead the But unlike Pruitt, mental Protection Agency agency permanently. Wheeler is considered is a former coal industry Republicans say Wheel- low-key and is a Washing- lobbyist who helped lead er is well-qualified to lead ton insider who has spent an industry fight against the EPA, having worked much of his career in the regulations that protect at the agency early in his nation's capital. Americans' health and ad- dress climate change. career. He also was a top Pruitt, a former Okla- Andrew Wheeler, the No. aide at the Senate Envi- homa attorney general, is 2 official at EPA, will take ronment Committee be- often aligned with the oil fore becoming a lobbyist and gas industry, while over the agency Monday PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS now that President Don- nine years ago. Wheeler has focused more ald Trump has accepted Democrats and envi- on coal since becoming a A group of undercover Los Angeles County the resignation of embat- ronmental groups decried lobbyist a decade ago. sheriff’s deputies gather inside an illegal mar- tled administrator Scott Wheeler as a coal apolo- An Ohio native, Wheeler ijuana dispensary during a raid in Compton, Pruitt. gist and former top aide served as a special assis- Calif. to a GOP senator who re- tant in the EPA's Pollu- The Senate confirmed FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Wheeler as the agency's jects mainstream climate tion Prevention and Toxics deputy administrator in science. Andrew Wheeler’s new office in the early 1990s Illegal pot shops in April. "Andrew Wheeler's coal role as head of the EPA before moving over to the Trump tweeted that he credentials are without comes after news of Senate environment pan- has "no doubt that Andy equal. He is, without ques- Scott Pruitt’s resigna- el, where he eventually California disrupt a will continue on with our tion, a member of the coal tion. became GOP staff direc- great and lasting EPA industry's Hall of Fame," tor under Sen. Jim Inhofe, budding legal market agenda. We have made said Sen. Edward Mar- trading one fossil fuel R-Okla., the panel's for- tremendous progress and key, D-Mass. By elevating friend for another." mer chairman and a polit- By Michael Balsamo the rules. the future of the EPA is Wheeler to replace Pruitt, Like Pruitt, Wheeler is a ical mentor to both Pruitt ASSOCIATED PRESS Legal pot shops are los- very bright!" he said, "the EPA is only conservative who will seek and Wheeler. ing customers who can get LOS ANGELES — A products more cheaply at slight marijuana smell illegal outlets that don't wafted out as a steady charge or pay taxes, said Woman pleads not guilty to trespassing stream of customers Adam Spiker, executive walked into a warehouse, director of the Southern after climbing base of Statue of Liberty its doors and windows California Coalition, a covered by bars. trade organization that Suddenly, police represents cannabis grow- that alarmed the public By Tom Hays swooped in. ers, distributors and dis- ASSOCIATED PRESS and endangered her own "Sheriff's department! pensary owners. life and the lives of the Search warrant!" a Los It's an "unfair competi- NEW YORK — A wom- (New York Police Depart- Angeles County deputy tive situation for licensed an who climbed the base ment) officers who re- shouted as the team thun- businesses," Spiker said. of the Statue of Liberty on sponded to the scene," U.S. dered through the front "I think if you turn the a busy Fourth of July in Attorney Geoffrey S. Ber- door and began hauling tables and took cannabis what prosecutors called a man said in a statement. out people in handcuffs. out of the equation — if it "dangerous stunt" plead- If convicted, Okoumou, The Compton 20 Cap was another industry that ed not guilty Thursday to 44, of Staten Island, would Collective just south of didn't have the stigmas — misdemeanor trespassing face up to six months be- Los Angeles that was the government would do and disorderly conduct. hind bars on each count. raided earlier this spring everything they could to A federal judge released Her lawyer didn't imme- is one of hundreds of ille- give those licensed busi- Therese Okoumou with- diately comment. gal marijuana stores oper- ness paying taxes a level out bail after her court ap- The National Park Ser- ating in LA County, where playing field." pearance. vice decided to evacuate marijuana is legal for One of the selling points Court papers also more than 4,000 visitors anyone 21 and over and for legalization was it charged Okoumou with from Liberty Island on retailers must be licensed would generate a tax resisting arrest by refus- Wednesday "out of an PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to sell to them. windfall for state and lo- ing to leave her perch by abundance of caution," Broad marijuana legal- cal governments. However, the bottom of the stat- said spokesman Jerry Wil- If convicted, Therese Okoumou would face up ization arrived in Califor- during the first quarter, ue's robes, about 100 feet lis. Average attendance to six months in prison on each count. nia at the start of the year. the state reported only $34 above ground. Police were for the Fourth of July is From the beginning, there million from cultivation forced to scale the statue 20,000 to 25,000 people, was protesting the separa- legally. The official wasn't was concern the legal and excise taxes, putting it to pull her down. he added. tion of immigrant children authorized to discuss it market would be under- on pace to fall well below Okoumou allegedly A federal official said from parents who cross and spoke on the condition cut by the massive black the $175 million forecast "staged a dangerous stunt the woman told police she the U.S.-Mexico border il- of anonymity. market that has existed for the first six months. for decades. In April, state regula- And that's what's hap- tors sent nearly 1,000 Trump closes in on Supreme Court pick pening. Nowhere is it a cease-and-desist letters to bigger problem than in the cannabis businesses they By Catherine Lucey second court pick in two state's biggest legal local suspected were operat- and Lisa Mascaro years — a nominee who marijuana market: Los ing illegally. An analysis ASSOCIATED PRESS could tip the balance to- Angeles County. Outlaw by the trade publication ward conservatives and dispensaries there greatly Marijuana Business Daily WASHINGTON — Pres- revisit landmark rulings outnumber about 150 li- found about 64 percent of ident Donald Trump said on abortion access, gay censed storefront retailers. the businesses were in the Thursday he has nar- marriage and other is- That reality is a buzzkill Los Angeles metropolitan rowed down — to two or sues — momentum is also for those trying to play by area. three — the list of con- growing among GOP sup- tenders he's considering porters and detractors of to fill the vacancy for the the top contenders. Supreme Court seat held Conservatives and some by retiring Justice Antho- libertarian-leaning Re- ny Kennedy. publicans, including Sen. "I think I have it down Rand Paul of Kentucky, to four people. And I think have raised concerns of the four people I have FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS about Kavanaugh, warn- it down to three or two," Brett Kavanaugh is on President Donald ing he could disappoint Trump told reporters Trump’s list of potential Supreme Court Jus- Republicans if his past de- aboard Air Force One. tice candidates to fill the spot vacated by retir- cisions are a guide. The president, who was ing Justice Anthony Kennedy. Paul and another Re- traveling to a campaign publican, Sen. Ted Cruz rally in Montana, has night. The administration background ahead of the of Texas, are supporting wrapped up the interview is preparing roll-out plans possible prime-time event, fellow Sen. 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Hall mer Union Hospital nurse an members aged, post T  J  Thor 110 Munroe St. Editorial Director Monica Connell Healey of noted stature, provided officers made the decision P.O. Box 5 W J. K J. Patrick Norton me this week, along with to put the GAR building in Chief Financial O cer Jourgensen Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan lyrics that begin with trust for enjoyment by fu- Customer Service Chief Operating O cer Chairman “Lynn is our hometown/ ture generations who can Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PŽ Quite a city in its day/If at the Watertown Arse- find a history of the Civil Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 you didn’t make shoes or nal and transferred to the War at 58 Andrew St. Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 slippers/The GE provided Charlestown Naval Yard l Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 your pay.” 781-593-7700 Charles H. 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Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 but there is no question he It’s amazing how people and another friend, Kathy [email protected] or she captured highlights who lived 70, almost 80 Collins, told me about Circulation of yesteryear in 13 stanzas years ago, did what they John’s Variety off Broad- [email protected] that included lines like needed to do and sacrificed way where you could rum- Ext. 3 “Hanover Circle and Surf- what they were asked to mage around as a kid for side Road/Ocean Street give up in order to fight Newsroom candy until the owner [email protected] with all the swells/Broad and win a war largely peeked out from behind [email protected] & Lewis, Union & Market/ fought thousands of miles comic books on display Ext. 4 And the dump with all the from the mainland Unit- and called you to task. EDITORIAL smells.” ed States. I wish I could l Sports [email protected] “The Boston & Maine remember the name of Hot weather has a way crossing Central Square/ the woman I talked to on of slowing me down to the Ext. 5 Over Hovey’s and the Do- Ray Street who was work- point where I pay more at- Retail and Online ver Smoker/Hunt’s and ing as a secretary one day tention to details, includ- Advertising Taking aim Hennessey’s and Connol- and donning overalls and ing odd houses around [email protected] ly’s for fudge/Then Stilia- heavy gloves the next day town like the futuristic ADVERTISING no’s for chocolate mocha.” to operate a rivet gun. one set on the hill above Awesome. l Ernie Carpenter Jr. Euclid Avenue overlook- Director of Advertising at tragedy Speaking of local music, It’s bittersweet seeing ing the pond, or the one and Business Development, ext. 1355 Julio Bare deserves city a notice in the paper an- on Goodridge Street near [email protected] Once again it has happened: Authorities said status as Lynn’s official nouncing Connery Post 6 Eutaw Avenue that looks Michele Iannaco a 20-year-old man drowned Wednesday in Silver troubadour for all the en- American Legion’s License like it was airlifted from Sales Representative, ext. 1315 Lake inside Breakheart Reservation as a holiday tertainment he provides Commission application southern Colorado and [email protected] break from routine and sweltering temperatures and his generous presence for change of location from dropped into Lynn. Some- Ralph Mitchell drew people to local ponds. at so many events. North Common Street to one told me the former Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] A man drowned yesterday in a Westwood pond l Summer Street. Connery convent on Lynn Shore and tragedy struck last year when drowning While sad by definition, and American Legion Post Drive is the biggest house Patricia Whalen obituaries are often in- 291 on Coburn Street Sales Representative, ext. 1310 claimed another life in Lynn. Drownings, like in Lynn, and the little one [email protected] fire fatalities, are seemingly preventable deaths, spiring, especially ones (where Community Broth- near the corner of Western but there appears to be no way to guarantee wa- chronicling the passing erhood of Lynn, Inc. is now Avenue and Maple Street BUSINESS OFFICE of Greatest Generation located) were home to Le- ter and fire danger won’t take lives. is the smallest. Susan J. Conti People are urged to dispose of cigarettes care- members like the late gion baseball titans who Controller, ext. 1288 fully and avoid using candles and frayed exten- Theoni Dezerene, who feuded during the 1960s Thor Jourgensen is the [email protected] died last week at the age Item’s editorial director. sion cords, but fire deaths still occur. Summer’s and 1970s. Their names Ted Grant rising temperatures arrive with warnings about of 106. A Classical High are enshrined in Lynn lore. Send “don’t ask” sugges- Publisher, ext. 1234 the need for supreme adult vigilance around School graduate, she be- Veterans posts that tions and answers to ques- [email protected] swimming pools and a renewed call for expand- came a lathe operator, once thrived are going the tions to tjourgensen@item- Marian Kinney ed efforts to encourage swimming lessons and according to her obituary, way of the formerly-great live.com. ext. 1212 aquatic emergency response training. [email protected] The reality is that a firefighter cannot be sta- Will Kraft tioned at every home and a lifeguard can’t accom- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 pany every swimmer into the water. Practical ap- [email protected] proaches to safe swimming include swimming in Jennifer Perez groups, never alone, as well as swimming within ext. 1205 designated areas within sight of lifeguards and [email protected] avoiding swimming tired or impaired. Mike Shanahan But practical suggestions are like encouraging Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 [email protected] words — they may or may not fall on deaf ears. Drownings have occurred within sight of oth- Carolina Trujillo Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 er swimmers just as fire fatalities have occurred [email protected] even as desperate family members try to rescue the victim. Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 Designated swimming areas aren’t surrounded [email protected] by barbed wire. It is ultimately up to the per- son in the water to decide if they are going to CIRCULATION obey rules governing a particular body of water Lisa Mahmoud or take the same kind of risks skiers take when Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] they go beyond boundary markers placed on the sides of slopes. CLASSIFIED To its credit, the Lynn Fire Department has Abbe Young Smith made a concerted effort for more than four years Manager, ext. 1276 to reduce, if not end, deaths by fire through an [email protected] education campaign incorporating billboards NEWSROOM featuring fire safety posters drawn by children Mike Alongi and smoke alarm installations. Sports Reporter ext. 1228 Could a similar campaign keep swimmers safe? [email protected] A major publicity effort at the city and town level JONATHAN BERNSTEIN Bill Brotherton as well as state level could provide practical wa- Features Editor ext. 1338 ter safety advice and safe swimming warnings. [email protected] Lifeguards stationed at pools and ponds could Gayla Cawley funnel swimmers through a safety zone, briefly Trump’s ineptitude is no joke Reporter, ext. 1236 questioning people on their swimming ability [email protected] and handing out “do and don’t” literature. The It’s hard to imagine a and Reciprocal Tariff Act, What’s even more amaz- Cheryl Charles water safety campaign could be paired with a better quick story sum- which yields an acronym ing about this is that News Editor, ext. 1278 comprehensive effort to ensure children learn to ming up the Donald that had every Twitter Trump seems to be obliv- [email protected] swim. Trump administration wag making fart jokes ious to all of it. For all Bella diGrazia All of this sounds practical and sensible, but than the one that broke Sunday night. we know, he really thinks Reporter, ext. 1317 is it ultimately workable in a society where peo- Sunday night about a On that last point, po- that North Korea is giv- [email protected] ple move freely and enjoy broad latitude when bill the White House was litical scientist Brendan ing up its nuclear weap- Thomas Grillo it comes to policing their own behavior? The an- preparing to, as Jonathan Nyhan made the crucial ons (it isn’t), the border Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] swer is, probably not. Swan at Axios put it, “de- point: There are actually wall is under construction But it is realistic to say that even partial ef- clare America’s aban- two perfectly plausible ex- (nope), and that he’s go- Spenser Hasak forts to broadcast safe swimming awareness and Photographer, ext. 1332 donment of fundamental planations. The ridiculous ing to get his Space Force [email protected] the need for swimming instruction could make World Trade Organization title could be just another (seems extremely unlikely, a difference between saving lives and allowing rules” by giving the presi- sign of an administration even if Trump thinks wars Thor Jourgensen drownings to continue as a grim early summer Editorial Director, ext. 1267 dent authority to unilater- that routinely botches against the Pentagon bu- [email protected] occurrence. ally break those rules. basic tasks; after all, of- reaucracy are good and Daniel Kane Let’s see … ficial White House com- easy to win). Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 — The policy is nuts; vir- munications have been He remains such a weak [email protected] tually all experts, both in plagued by typos ever READERS’ FORUM president that he has to Steve Krause trade and in foreign policy, since Trump took office, select a Supreme Court Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 No more fireworks believe global trade is very and just a few days ago a nominee from a list sup- [email protected] good for the U.S. prankster claiming to be plied by an interest group. Emma LeBlanc Pérez To the Editor: — In fact, according to New Jersey Senator Bob But he doesn’t appear to Copy Editor I am writing in response to the letter saying fire- Swan’s reporting, almost Menendez managed to realize it — and he cer- [email protected] works should be legal in Massachusetts. Each year in everyone in the White get a call through to the tainly isn’t demonstrating Harold Rivera my neighborhood fireworks go off from Memorial Day House thinks the bill “is president. But it’s equal- any ability to change the Sports Editor, ext. 1238 to Labor Day. I have actually thought maybe they are unrealistic or unworkable.” ly possible it was a mali- situation. Meanwhile, he’ll [email protected] legal. — Why does it exist, cious effort to undermine just keep ordering people Owen O’Rourke There is more to it than making them legal, like what then? Because Trump or- the policy by someone in to do things that (most Photographer, ext. 1224 kind and where they can be set off. The houses in the dered it, and sometimes the White House or an of the time at least) will [email protected] neighborhood are all close together. I can hear them the best way to mollify a executive-branch agency; never happen, while the Roberto Scalese land on the roof. There are burn marks on the attic ceil- president is to give him all administrations leak, few competent people he’s Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] ing where fireworks have landed before I moved in. what he wants — very but none before this have somehow managed to put My cat gets scared and hides for hours after they go slowly, and without any- leaked so often with infor- in place will continue to do Mark Sutherland off. I want to do the same when I hear them land on the thing actually happening. mation that looked this Creative Director things in his name wheth- [email protected] roof. If they were legal, they would be going off more Apparently this thing has bad for the president. er he likes it or not. I could and more in the city where apartments and houses are been kicking around for So to summarize: The add a fart joke, but the Anne Marie Tobin close together. I think the firefighters are busy enough. months. president ordered some- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 whole thing really isn’t [email protected] If they were legal, they’d have to be “set off” by the — The bill has virtual- thing inept; he’s not going very funny. beach or in open fields, or at least make the ones that ly no chance whatsoever to get what he wanted; Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 soar upward illegal. of being enacted into law. and everyone in the ad- Jonathan Bernstein is a [email protected] Nancy McGrath, The draft bill has a title, ministration has egg on columnist for Bloomberg Lynn the United States Fair News. Ryan York their faces over it. Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 HOME Front porches and entries that say ‘welcome’ By Melissa Rayworth front-door area when ing seating. Tiny as your also become popular and ASSOCIATED PRESS standing right in front of space may be, Craig says, work well on some houses. it. A home's entrance area "think of it as an outdoor "Personally, I don't care Interior designer Joan begins where the visitor room." for dark-colored doors un- Craig sees many clients can first see it, says Craig, Fenimore likes porch less it speaks to the rest of who give the decorating of so stand at the road and swings, which don't have your home's architecture their living room or kitch- consider your home from to take up much space and design aesthetic," says en a lot of thought. that distance. That may and are welcoming. A sim- Czajkowska. "However, I Yet while "people have inspire you to embrace ple canvas seat cushion do think your door should become much more at- larger, more dramatic matched with indoor/out- be impactful, whether tuned to developing per- items. door pillows can create a that means painting it a sonality inside a house," "Pump up the scale of perfect space for reading bold color or letting the she says, "the outside lanterns on either side of or having coffee in the beautiful craftsmanship becomes something that the door," Craig says, or morning, she says. and hardware shine." often can be much more go for dramatic containers Outdoor seating offers ACCESSORIES generic." for planting. not just a spot to relax, "Beautifully crafted And even if you give Or stay with simple Czajkowska says, but can house numbers," says your backyard patio or planters, but put dramat- double as a place to rest Czajkowska, "add a ton of deck some decorating at- ic plants in them: "Even your bag while searching character, while highlight- tention, the front entrance if you have a small con- for keys. ing and playing off of the often remains an after- tainer," Craig says, "it can It may even be worth other architectural details thought. have an incredible climb- investing in an expanded on your home." "The front of your home ing rose coming out of it." porch area to make space Ditto for outdoor light- is the first thing your She also suggests Boston for seating, Fenimore says. ing: "Selecting good out- guests will see," says Edy- ivy or climbing ivy. She remodeled her own door lighting can make ta Czajkowska, founder of Czajkowska recom- front porch to create a sit- or break the ambiance of the Chicago-based design mends hydrangeas, which ting area. your home," she says. "Gas firm Edyta & Co., "so cre- bloom for months and add BE BOLD lanterns add an instant ating a beautifully crafted, color and texture to the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS WITH COLOR charm and set a cozy vibe, welcoming atmosphere is front of a house. Climbing A beautiful, bright col- but if you don't want to important." roses also add drama and Accessories such as the leaves and flowers of or can make an otherwise go with gas, make sure to In this season of out- romance, she says, "and potted plants create a perfect balance with the simple front door area look choose warm lighting that door entertaining, we've if your entry allows for it, right architectural molding. special. When you pass creates a soft glow." asked Craig, Czajkowska adding a spot where they homes with brightly col- Craig and Fenimore and Dallas-based interior can climb and envelope hers, an artist, added ar- and classy in a fun way, ored front doors, "you drive agree: Sweating the de- designer Abbe Fenimore your entry can add major tificial flamingos to the without being too kitschy." by and think, 'Oh my gosh, tails can pay off hand- for advice on creating the impact." lawn around her front INCLUDE SEATING that's really pretty,'" Fen- somely. most welcoming front en- Consider the style of door. It wouldn't work in Even a small front porch imore says, and it "gives "Whether you have a lit- try areas. your home and the vibe of every neighborhood, Fen- may have room for a little you the warm fuzzies." tle space or a lot," Fenimore STEP BACK your neighborhood, says imore says, but at this bench, and these design- Dark front doors paint- says, "be creative with even It's hard to assess your Fenimore. One client of house the effect was "jazzy ers say it's worth add- ed black or charcoal have the smallest things." Affordable ways to refresh your home

By Lauren Schwahn interior can set you back NERDWALLET close to $2,000, DiClerico says. But you'll cut costs Home improvements can by taking on the project rejuvenate a stale dwell- yourself. ing. But remodeling and Don't have the time or renovations could set you money to paint the whole back thousands of dollars house? Choose one or two for each room. areas that you spend the A "midrange minor most time in, such as the kitchen remodel" — in- living room or bedroom. cluding hardware, coun- "If you're able to do it tertops, flooring and a yourself, certainly under refrigerator — is about $100 is going to get you a $21,000, on average, ac- bucket of paint and all the cording to Remodeling magazine's 2018 Cost vs. necessary tools to totally Value report. But with the transform that space," Di- right approach, you can Clerico says. give your abode some TLC Try the same tactic with without busting your bud- furniture. Fresh paint or a get. new finish can revitalize "If you're strategic with old cabinets, tables, dress- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the planning, especially if ers and other items. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LIMIT YOUR Dekton counter surface, a brand of solid sur- you're willing to put in a Grays have undertones of blue, purple or green, little sweat equity, there UPGRADES facing material made of resin and natural min- You don't have to re- and you’ll want to make sure the undertones erals that’s impervious to spills, heat and wear. are definite simple fixes are compatible with surrounding elements. that you can make," says vamp every inch of a room. Dan DiClerico, a home ex- DiClerico suggests that pert at HomeAdvisor. you "splurge on the things Gray: A ‘sneaky color’ Pro-style kitchens Try these ways to update you're interacting with on your home for less. a daily basis." So rather REARRANGE than shell out half a year's for painting interiors for the home cook THE FURNITURE salary for a complete Here's a solution that kitchen remodel, upgrade By Katherine Roth very sneaky color." By Kim Cook inclined to just put a mi- won't cost a dime: a new a few select items. ASSOCIATED PRESS Grays have undertones ASSOCIATED PRESS crowave lid on a latecom- room layout. You can work "You can do a sweep of of blue, purple or green, er’s plate. But to retain with what you already appliances — the fridge, When it comes to paint- and you'll want to make Avid home cooks often just-prepared flavor and ing rooms, gray is red-hot. want to outfit their kitch- have to make your space the range, the dishwash- sure the undertones are moistness, consider a feel new again. Consider er — for a few thousand Benjamin Moore carries compatible with sur- ens with the kind of high- warming drawer like the over 150 shades of gray, end appliances and gear ideas like moving the bed dollars or less," DiClerico rounding tile, furnishings pros use. and Sherwin-Williams used by professional chefs. to the opposite wall or says. and fabrics, designers say. Michelin-starred chef says that of their top 50 There's that aspirational swapping the location of Explore other ways to For a real "smack-in- and restaurateur Thomas colors for interiors, 30 are notion that somehow hav- the sofa and chair in the scale back on costs. You the-middle gray," Wadden Keller recently partnered grays. ing the right equipment living room. might purchase a coffee suggests her company's with global design firm "The trend toward gray will lead to better food. GRAB A PAINT BRUSH table or chair in lieu of a Repose Gray. Snohetta to renovate his started in Scandinavia, So what's in a pro kitch- Slap a fresh coat of paint living room set, or install "For walls surrounding Yountville, Calif., restau- became big in the U.S. en that works well in a on the walls for a quick new flooring in a small, pink tile in a bathroom, rant, The French Laundry, home kitchen? makeover. Hiring a profes- heavily trafficked location around six years ago, and I'd go with Repose Gray, incorporating elements Chicago-based kitchen sional to tackle the entire instead of every room. is still on the rise," says which goes great with that he says are just as designer Mick De Giulio Sue Wadden, director of pink and creates a neutral is a firm believer in buy- important in residential color marketing at Sher- background," she says. ing high-quality gear. kitchens. win-Williams. Amazing Gray has a “Appliances sustain a Think smarter, not big- Andrea Magno of Benja- greener undertone, while lot of hard use,” he says. ger, when doing a renova- min Moore says, "Gray is Passive is cooler with “They’re expensive at any tion, he advises. not going anywhere, and more blue. level and people expect “Size doesn’t always is still growing in popu- "We typically try to steer them to last.” yield improved function- larity. It updates things clients away from purple From an aesthetic stand- ality. Our new kitchen is instantly, and it's evolv- undertones. Usually, we point, De Giulio says, com- designed around intimacy ing over time. And we're stick to true warms and mercial-looking models and proximity — to one seeing more gray cabine- true cools, and the middle impart a sense of strength another and the tools we try and more trim in gray ground, often referred to to the kitchen design. And need,” he says. “Additional now." as French grays. They are their ramped-up features steps slow you down. The Just 15 years ago, she pretty true grays," says can also be attractive. same lesson rings true for says, "if you told some- Cate Dunning, who, with “Pro ranges have higher a kitchen layout at home.” one you were going to Lathem Gordon, runs the BTUs on burners, but also Durable surfacing is paint your room gray, they Atlanta-based GordonD- finely tuned settings to worth every penny, Keller would groan and say, 'How unning Interior Design. maintain lower tempera- says: “Zero maintenance depressing.' Before about In addition to under- tures for simmering,” he can be a benefit to both 2010, it was all about tones, there's a big dif- says. professional and residen- warm Tuscan colors. Since ference between cool and Big Chill has a 48-inch tial kitchens.” then, it's really about cool warm grays, with the for- range equipped with eight He chose Dekton, a brand modern grays, and not mer better suited to mod- powerful burners and a of solid surfacing material just for paint colors. Stone, ern interiors and the latter large-capacity oven with made of resin and natural marble, tile and wood have often better for traditional a rapid preheat feature. minerals that resists spills, also gone a lot cooler." homes with warmer-col- It’s available in tasty hues heat and wear. Corian’s But picking the cor- ored furnishings, accord- like green, orange, red another big brand. Quartz, rect shade of gray can be ing to Dunning. and yellow. a durable composite of res- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tricky. Too cool of a gray in ex- Keeping food warm be- in and hard stone or glass "It's crucial to pay atten- treme sunlight, like that fore serving it is a prime materials, is also popular; Home improvements can rejuvenate a stale tion to the undertones, and in Florida, can some- concern in restaurant brands include Silestone, dwelling. A fresh coat of paint on the walls can also how the light reacts to times look chalky, Wadden kitchens. At home, we’re Cambria and Caesarstone. make for a quick makeover. it," Magno says. "Gray is a warns. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2018 Man pleads not guilty to hate crimes in attack on protesters

By Sarah Rankin is taking medication. But voice sounded "bold." protest the rally. They say ASSOCIATED PRESS he also said the drugs do "I just somehow expect- he rapidly accelerated his not impair his ability to ed him to sound more gray Dodge Challenger CHARLOTTESVILLE, understand the charges timid and abashed, but he into the crowd. The car Va. — An Ohio man plead- against him. didn't sound like it at all," then reversed and fled. ed not guilty to federal Hoppe said Fields was Bro said. Fields, who has been de- hate crime charges Thurs- qualified to be represented The "Unite the Right" scribed by authorities and day in a deadly car attack by a federal public defend- rally drew hundreds of others who knew him as on a crowd of protesters er and appointed legal white nationalists to the an admirer of Adolf Hitler, opposing a white national- counsel for him. college town, where offi- was arrested a relatively ist rally in Virginia. The 21-year-old defen- cials planned to remove short while later. He has James Alex Fields Jr. dant said he has a high a statue of Confederate been in custody since the entered the plea during school education and has Gen. Robert E. Lee. Hun- attack. his initial appearance worked as a security guard. dreds more came out to According to an indict- in U.S. District Court in Some survivors of the protest against the white ment, Fields expressed Charlottesville after be- attack were among the nationalists. white supremacist views ing charged last week dozens of people in the The car attack came af- on social media ahead of with 30 federal crimes in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS courtroom. Also present ter vicious brawling broke the rally, such as support the Aug. 12 violence that People fly into the air as a vehicle is driven into was Heyer's mother, Su- out between white nation- for Hitler's policies, in- killed 32-year-old Heather a group of protesters demonstrating against a san Bro. alists and counterdemon- cluding the Holocaust. Heyer and injured dozens white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. Talking with news re- strators and authorities As he prepared to leave more. He also is charged porters outside the court- forced the crowd to dis- for Charlottesville, a fami- under Virginia law with entered the courtroom no request for bail. house, Bro said she ex- band. ly member sent him a text murder and other crimes. pected a not-guilty plea at Prosecutors allege that message urging him to be wearing handcuffs and He told U.S. Magistrate Fields, of Maumee, this stage of the case, but after the crowd broke up, careful and Fields replied, Ohio, wore a gray striped shackles. The cuffs were Judge Joel Hoppe that he added she still "felt a little Fields drove his car to- "We're not the ones who jumpsuit and sat quietly, removed when he came in, is being treated for bipo- punched in the gut." ward the area where a need to be careful," attach- giving brief answers to then re-fastened when he lar disorder, anxiety, de- She also said she was a racially diverse group of ing an image of Hitler, the the judge's questions. He left. His attorneys made pression and ADHD, and bit surprised that Fields' people had gathered to indictment said. POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly A report of a motor vehicle Vandalism 12:04 a.m. on Thursday. Re- lice. A report of fireworks in the arrests, reflect police records. In the crash with personal injury at sponding officers concluded it area of Stackpole Field at A report of vandalism at 33 event of a perceived inaccuracy, it Shaw’s Supermarket, 43 State was noises coming from a loud Complaints 10:27 p.m. Tuesday. Buchanan Circle at 1:28 p.m. is the sole responsibility of the con- St., at 3:58 p.m. on Wednes- party. A report of a group of youths day; at 149 Chatham St. at on Wednesday; at 175 Fayette Officers responded to a car- A report of a disturbance at at the lake at Breakheart Reser- cerned party to contact the relevant 9:37 p.m. on Wednesday; at St. at 12:07 a.m. on Thursday; bon monoxide alarm on Ocean the Valez Garage at 147 Sum- vation at 2:33 a.m. Wednesday. police department and have the Chatham and Essex streets at at 59 Elm St. at 2:20 a.m. on Avenue and found elevated mit St. on Monday at 3:52 p.m. A Riverview Avenue resident department issue a notice of correc- 9:38 p.m. on Wednesday; at Thursday; at 54 Bulfinch St. at levels of CO in a residential ga- EMS requested for an evalua- reported she believed someone tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or 671 Lynnway at 12:30 p.m. on 5:20 p.m. on Thursday. rage at 5:46 a.m. on Thursday. tion. See previous entry of the may have been in her house at clarifications will not be made without Thursday. A report of vandalism to a Officers think it may have been arrest of Samantha Marie Vidi- 2:46 a.m. Wednesday. motor vehicle at 484 Western to. express notice of change from the ar- A report of a hit and run mo- due to oil lanterns being used A caller reported a dog was Ave. at 12:29 a.m. on Thursday; Caller requested a well-being resting police department. tor vehicle crash at Eastern Av- the night before. The area was inside a tan Volvo in the back enue and Ocean Street at 5:38 at 40 Neptune St. at 6:19 a.m. ventilated and cleared. check on her mother on Mon- of the Red Roof Inn parking lot p.m. on Wednesday. on Thursday; at 2 Dexter St. at day at 6 p.m. Caller said her on Route 1 for about an hour at LYNN 8:18 a.m. on Thursday. NAHANT mother has not been answering 4:04 p.m. Wednesday. Police re- Assaults the phone for an extended pe- port the windows are down and Arrests MARBLEHEAD Arrest riod. Officer made contact with the dog is not in any distress. A report of an assault and mother who promised to call A Fabens Street resident Nicole April, 37, was arrest- battery at Bayridge, 60 Granite her daughter. ed and charged with larceny Arrest Camden Cefail, 18, of 570 reported a pool party behind St., at 8:01 p.m. on Wednesday; Mountain Ave., Revere, was A report of fireworks at 10 under $1,200, receiving stolen her home with party-goers uri- at Dominos Pizza, 341 Union Beren Cameron, 40, of 20 arrested and charged with per- Carol Ann Road and 9 Jefferson property, possession of a class nating in her yard at 5:56 p.m. St., at 8:53 p.m. on Wednesday; Roosevelt Ave., was arrested sons under 21 in possession Road on Monday at 8:36 p.m. B drug, possession of a class Wednesday. at 95 Tremont St. at 11:21 a.m. and charged with operating un- of liquor and municipal by-law Officer reported making several E drug, larceny of drugs, two A report of a loud party going on Thursday. der the influence of liquor and a violation of open container passes through the neighbor- counts of larceny over $1,200, on near Lincoln Avenue and Na- A report of an assault and marked lanes violation at 7:29 of alcohol at 10:55 p.m. on hood and all appears in order. and a warrant charge at 3:02 son Road at 8:06 p.m. Wednes- battery with a dangerous weap- p.m. on Wednesday. Wednesday. Caller reported a suspicious p.m. on Wednesday. day. on at Sullivan’s Liquors, 196 person in black clothes and A report of a group of five peo- Andrea Bono, 42, of 115 Essex St., at 8:42 p.m. on Complaints blue jeans looking into their Walnut Ave., Revere, was arrest- Complaints ple jumping in the community Wednesday; at 144 Fayette St. windows at 3 Union St. on Mon- pool at Seneca Residence who ed and charged with trespass- A caller reported they were at 9:19 p.m. on Wednesday. A caller reported a large group day at 10:22 p.m. Officer spoke are not residents of the complex ing, two counts of shoplifting locked in the basement by of motor vehicles “sneaking in” with the homeowner who said at 8:23 p.m. Wednesday. by asportation, possession of a someone they knew who took Breaking and Entering at the end of Ward Road at when he tried to talk to the per- A report of fireworks on shielding device, and a default the key and drove away on 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday. son, they took off running. Offi- warrant charge at 11:46 a.m. Hawkes Street at 11:14 a.m. on Lindsell Street at 8:50 p.m. A report of a breaking and en- A caller reported several cer checked area and could not Wednesday; on Spring Street at on Thursday. tering at 154 Lynnway at 6:11 Wednesday. people out on the rocks near locate anyone. Jesse Cerasuolo, 25, of 195 Detail officers received com- 9:31 p.m. Wednesday; at Ham- p.m. on Wednesday; at 244 Nahant Road at 5:58 p.m. on Report of a disturbance by a ilton and Wormstead streets at Broadway, Haverhill, was arrest- Washington St. at 12:31 a.m. plaints that Middle Street had Wednesday. Responding offi- man and a woman on Monday ed and charged with possession several illegally parked cars with 10:31 p.m. Wednesday. on Thursday; 16 Cook St. at cers cleared the area without at 11:55 p.m. at the 7-Eleven at A Dreeme Street resident re- of a class A drug and shoplifting 12:52 a.m. on Thursday. hydrants blocked at 2:33 p.m. incident. 115 Main St. Officer searched by concealing merchandise at on Wednesday. ported that while his neighbors A report of a breaking and en- A caller reported a distur- the area but could not locate were lighting off fireworks some 2:48 p.m. on Thursday. tering to a motor vehicle at 24 A caller reported three males bance on Nahant Road at 7:47 them. Officer told the staff to David Hathaway, 35, of 17 in a “Whaler type boat” speed- landed in his yard and melted High Rock Terrace at 6:22 a.m. p.m. on Wednesday. Respond- call back if they return. his lawn furniture at 10:43 p.m. Court St., Boston, was arrested on Thursday; at 65 Mt. Pleasant ing around the harbor near ing officers cleared almost 150 A report of loud music on and charged with breaking and Ocean Avenue. The caller stated Wednesday. St. at 1:10 p.m. on Thursday. juveniles from the area. Tuesday at 12:07 a.m. at Ma- A report of loud music in the entering daytime for felony at there were several swimmers A report of hearing fireworks ple Village at 84 Aborn St., Apt. 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. and paddle boarders in the area of Camp Nihan on Walnut Complaints near Sunset Road at 9:52 p.m. 1401. Officer advised parties to Street at 2:35 a.m. Thursday. Christine Lerebours, 26, of area of the speeding boat at on Wednesday; on Wilson Road keep noise down. 4:57 p.m. on Wednesday. 38 Woodland Road, Malden, A report of a fight at 27 South at 10:07 p.m. on Wednesday; Report of a red sedan at 25 Overdose was arrested and charged with Street Court at 6:58 p.m. on A caller reported she had on Sunset Road at 11:07 p.m. Gardner St. idling and playing shoplifting by asportation, two Wednesday; at Alice Avenue been watching kids at Grace on Wednesday. loud music on Tuesday at 1:35 A report of an overdose on counts of assault and battery, and Essex Street at 7:50 p.m. Oliver Beach coming in from the A caller reported several juve- a.m. Officer requested EMS Broadway at 12:14 a.m. Tues- and larceny from a person at on Wednesday; at Baldwin and boats staggering and falling on niles igniting fireworks, possibly evaluation because the parties day. Police report the woman 8:45 p.m. on Wednesday. Essex streets at 8:23 p.m. on the beach and out onto Beacon causing damage, on the 6th appeared to be unconscious. was having an anxiety attack, Anna O’Doherty, 27, of 86 Wednesday; at 91 Newhall St. Street at 4:57 p.m. on Wednes- hole of Kelly Greens golf course Vehicle towed by Mallia’s Towing. not overdosing. Sheridan St., was arrested and at 8:51 p.m. on Wednesday; day. at Flash and Spring roads at Occupants taken home by taxi. charged with two counts of re- at Etna Place at 9:09 p.m. on Emergency Medical Services 9:52 p.m. on Wednesday. Re- Report of a dead raccoon SWAMPSCOTT sisting arrest, two counts of Wednesday; at 23 Flint St. at were requested at Brown’s Is- sponding officers cleared al- at 121 Lake St. on Tuesday at land after officers told them a disorderly conduct, armed rob- 11:12 p.m. on Wednesday; at most 40 people from the area. 9:26 a.m. Department of Public Accidents bery, trespassing, three counts 77 Kirtland St. at 12:27 a.m. woman was coming in off the A caller reported a group Works notified. of possession of a class E drug, on Thursday; at 93 Kirtland St. Harbormaster’s boat with an of people sitting on the wall A purple Mongoose BMX bi- A report of a motor vehicle shoplifting over $250 worth of at 1:36 a.m. on Thursday; at 4 amputated finger at 5:30 p.m. outside of the Nahant Public cycle was found at the Center crash at Marshalls, 1005 Par- goods by concealing merchan- Breed Terrace at 2:10 a.m. on on Wednesday. The woman was Library, Pleasant Street, being School at 18 Irving St. on Tues- adise Road, at 10:58 a.m. on dise, receiving stolen property, Thursday; at 192 Washington transported to North Shore loud at 1:18 a.m. on Thursday. day at 10:09 a.m. Officers took Tuesday. and larceny under $1,200 at St. at 1:10 p.m. on Thursday; at Medical Center. custody of the bike and brought A report of a hit and run mo- 11:53 a.m. on Thursday. Elizabeth and Linden streets at A caller reported two cars il- PEABODY it to the lower garage at the Pea- tor vehicle crash at Burrill and Junior Osorio, 35, of 18 5:52 p.m. on Thursday. legally parked on Washington body Police Station. Essex streets at 9:18 p.m. on Broad St., was arrested and A report of a possible gunshot Street at 6:34 p.m. on Wednes- Arrests Report of a toilet at 185 Lake Tuesday; on Humphrey Street charged with unlicensed pos- at 18 Broad St. at 9:59 p.m. on day. St. near the Puritan Lawn Cem- at 10:37 p.m. on Tuesday; at session of ammo, unlawful Wednesday; at 39 Lowell St. at A caller reported a white Maz- Samantha Marie Vidito, 31, etery on Tuesday at 11:04 a.m. New Ocean and Pine streets at improper storage, firearm with- 10:50 p.m. on Wednesday; at da speeding back and forth of 31 Rollins St., Groveland, Department of Public Works 10:36 p.m. on Tuesday. out FID card, possession of a 11 Highland Ave. at 4:14 a.m. with kids hanging out the win- was arrested and charged on notified. large capacity, weapon feeding on Thursday; at 707 Summer dow at Susan Road and Green Monday at 3:52 p.m. with as- Complaints firearm, failure to appear for re- St. at 5:06 p.m. on Thursday. Street at 7:29 p.m. on Wednes- sault and battery on a family SAUGUS cognizance, possession to dis- A report of threats made at day. Responding officers found member, and three counts of A report of a noise complaint the vehicle gone on arrival. tribute drugs, refusal to give a 31 Broad St. at 2:12 p.m. on assault and battery with a dan- Arrests on Hanley Street at 9:29 p.m. sample for the DNA database, Thursday. A report of a noise complaint gerous weapon. on Tuesday; at Phillips Park, furnishing a false ID during ar- A report of an unwelcome on Green Street led to the con- Kyle Brook, 27, homeless, Ashley Ruiz, 24, of 1009 601 Humphrey St., at 9:46 rest, miscellaneous municipal guest at 37 Park St. at 4:27 fiscation of fireworks at 9:06 was arrested and charged on Broughton Drive, Beverly, was p.m. on Tuesday; on Cherry ordinance, possession of a p.m. on Thursday; at 217 p.m. on Wednesday. Tuesday at 7:45 a.m. with threat arrested on warrant charges. Court at 10:11 p.m. on Tuesday; class E drug, and a default war- Washington St. at 4:56 p.m. on A caller reported a boy be- to commit a crime. Stephen P. Danca, 35, of 17 at Benevento Insurance, 497 rant charge at 11:08 p.m. on Thursday. ing burned by a flare on his Aleta J. Bell, 30, of 4 Sher- Susan Drive, was arrested on Humphrey St., at 10:19 p.m. on Wednesday. left hand by Fort Seawall, near man St., Apt. 4, was arrested warrant charges. Tuesday; at 50 Puritan Road at Jamile Smith, 42, was ar- Overdose Front and Franklin streets, at and charged on Tuesday at 10:25 p.m. on Tuesday; at 245 rested and charged with larceny 9:07 p.m. on Wednesday. The 10:33 a.m. on an outstanding Accidents Puritan Road at 12:02 a.m. on under $1,200, receiving stolen A report of a possible over- boy was treated and turned over warrant from Dorchester District Wednesday; at 25 Pleasant St. property, possession of a class dose on State Street at 4:37 to his parents. Court with threat to commit a A report of a motor vehi- at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday; at B drug, possession of a class p.m. on Wednesday. A caller reported a tree limb crime. cle accident in front of Hilltop 111 Stetson Ave. at 9:02 p.m. E drug, and larceny of drugs at came down in his backyard and Steakhouse on Route 1 South on Wednesday; at Phillips Beach, 3:58 p.m. on Wednesday. Theft he believes it pulled the wires Accidents at 11:41 a.m. Tuesday; at the 199 Ocean Ave., at 9:35 p.m. on off the house behind them on Route 1 South ramp on Walnut Wednesday; at Phillips Beach, Accidents A report of a motor vehicle Pickwick Road at 9:14 p.m. on A report of a three-car mo- Street at 3:03 p.m. Tuesday; at 199 Ocean Ave., at 10:51 theft at 153 Curwin Circle at Wednesday. Responding offi- tor vehicle crash on Monday at 307 Main St. at 6:25 p.m. Tues- p.m. on Wednesday; at Stanley A report of a motor vehicle 3:11 p.m. on Wednesday. cers requested a lineman from 4:44 p.m. on Route 128 South day; at Walmart on Broadway at School, 10 Whitman Road, at crash at Houghton Branch Li- A report of shoplifting at Wal- Electric Light. and 208 Andover St. State Po- 9:29 p.m. Tuesday; at Bristow 11:25 p.m. on Wednesday. brary, 833 Western Ave., at greens, 21 Joyce St., at 7:45 A caller reported a driver lice and Atlantic Ambulance Street and Lincoln Avenue at A report of suspicious activity 11:55 a.m. on Wednesday; at p.m. on Wednesday. sped by at 70 miles per hour Service contacted who will han- 7:09 p.m. Wednesday. at Stop & Shop, 450 Paradise Sonny’s Car Wash, 700 Lynnway, A report of a robbery at 201A on Ocean Avenue right where dle the call. Road, at 2:35 p.m. on Wednes- at 3:52 p.m. on Wednesday; at Chatham St. at 9:09 p.m. on a lot of kids were hanging out Caller reported a man fell in Complaints day. Franklin and Laighton streets Wednesday. at 9:50 p.m. on Wednesday. A the Santarpio’s Pizza parking lot at 9:35 p.m. on Wednesday; at A report of a larceny at 14 neighbor tried to ask him about at 71 Newbury St. on Monday A report of an agitated skunk Theft Boston and Chestnut streets at Beaudry Terrace at 12:38 p.m. it and the driver became very at 8:35 p.m. that could be rabid at 27 Pearl 9:25 a.m. on Thursday; at 21 on Thursday; at 325 Summer aggressive. A report of a motor vehicle Road at 9:11 a.m. Tuesday. A report of larceny at First Joyce St. at 1:29 p.m. on Thurs- St. at 3:20 p.m. on Thursday; A caller reported a fight on crash at the Speedway at 545 A report of a stop sign miss- Congregational Church, 40 day; at Walmart, 780 Lynnway, at 67 Hood St. at 5:39 p.m. on Village Street with an “unknown Lowell St. on Tuesday at 2:12 ing from Newhall Street at 5:25 Monument Ave., at 7:04 a.m. at 4:39 p.m. on Thursday. Thursday. number of combatants” at p.m. Call referred to State Po- p.m. Tuesday. on Wednesday. FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Saugus parrot is 47. Saugus parrot is 47. After Saugus tragedy, PARROT a reminder: Be careful From A1 Lucia and her husband TRAGEDY 2005 to 2014 there was Bob found Joey squawk- From A1 an average of 3,536 fatal, ing on the bottom of her unintentional drownings pulled Erazo from the cage with her foot stuck annually in the United water after a search that beneath the plastic lining. States. lasted more than an hour. Even after 32 years with Erazo’s death wasn’t the He was taken to Mel- the family, the stout green only Fourth of July trage- rose-Wakefield Hospital, bird does not like men, dy. A 13-year-old boy from where he was pronounced and would not allow Bob Worcester died Thursday dead shortly before 6:30 to help her, said Lucia. morning after he was p.m. Wednesday. “The blood was just pulled from Bell Pond in Erazo was living with a spurting out,” she said. Worcester Wednesday cousin in Lynn at the time The couple took her to night. The unidentified of his death. Angell Animal Medical teenager was found about “One problem is that an Center in Jamaica Plain, 70 feet from the beach in awful lot of people wanted where there are two fe- about 12 feet of water. to go someplace that was male veterinarians who Last July, 35-year-old cooler and there’s only a specialize in helping birds. Roberto Martinez of East limited amount of space,” She was treated for two Boston was found under- said Peter Rossetti, chair- days before returning water near rocks after he man of the Friends of home with a large plastic had been swimming in an ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Breakheart. “That pres- collar to keep her from area of Pearce Lake where ents a problem. People picking at her wound. Joey, a 47-year-old yellow-naped Amazon parrot, is expected to make a “no swimming” signs were say, ‘well here’s another Joey is expected to make full recovery. posted. lake, we can go to this oth- a full recovery and Bob Martinez’s death came er lake,’ but it’s not safe.” and Lucia said she will her prior owners, a male, driveway, she growls. her warrants it. on the heels of another Breakheart Reserva- be treated with a shower abused her. Over the years, her vo- The couple expects Joey drowning in June 2016 in tion has two lakes and a in the sink, which is her When the family took cabulary has grown to in- will have her cone re- Lynn. Jose Angel Capel- large forest. Swimming is favorite thing to do when her home in 1986, Lucia clude a small collection of moved next week and she lan Rodriguez, a 13-year- prohibited in all of Silver she sees it’s raining out- said her son touched the words and phrases. She old boy from Lynn, who will live to be 65 to 75. Lake and most of Pearce side. bird’s beak and mouth loves to sing and once attended Breed Mid- Lake. A small portion of Joey, short for Josephine, and it bit him the first belted out all of “Amazing Bridget Turcotte can be dle School, drowned at Pearce Lake is roped off lived in three homes be- week. Joey held a grudge Grace.” She says “hello,” reached at bturcotte@item- Walden Pond in Lynn and patrolled by Depart- fore she landed with the and, to this day, when she “Bob,” and laughs when live.com. Follow her on Woods, where swimming ment of Conservation Perrys. They believe one of hears his car engine in the the conversation around Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. is also prohibited. and Recreation (DCR) In 2008, a Lynn Voca- lifeguards. This section of tional Technical Institute Farmers market is a movable feast in Lynn the lake is the only place sophomore, Shanequa where swimming is al- McKennzie, drowned in lowed, said DCR spokes- Pearce Lake after she re- & Recreation and used Square lot into a park, and super fresh,” she said. FARMERS MARKET woman Olivia Dorrance. portedly cut school with by the city as part of its which will mimic the fenc- The market is part of the From A1 Lifeguards are stationed a few friends to enjoy the arts and cultural district ing and landscaping of the Healthy Incentives Pro- where swimming is al- hot weather at the popu- is grown at their Ingalls in the downtown. There park at Lynn Museum, gram, which matches Sup- lowed from 10 a.m. to 6 lar swimming hole. Life- Elementary School pro- will be a space dedicated will cost approximately plemental Nutrition As- p.m. seven days a week duction farm. to performances, which $750,000. guards were not on duty sistance Program (SNAP) from Memorial Day to at the time. James Cowdell, execu- will allow for concerts and “I think expanding po- recipients with nutrition Labor Day, she said. No tive director of the Eco- shows. tential green space for the She and her friend re- assistance to the needy swimming signs are post- portedly jumped from nomic Development & “EDIC applied on behalf downtown is a win-win,” and provides economic ed where the activity is Industrial Corporation of of the city five years ago said Drew Russo, execu- some rocks and struggled benefits to communities. prohibited. in the water. Witnesses Lynn (EDIC/Lynn), the for the arts and cultur- tive director of Lynn Mu- When SNAP recipients “The area designated for city’s development bank, al designation so we 100 seum/LynnArts. “We think watched in horror and use their EBT card to swimming doesn’t have park rangers pulled her said the Central Square percent support all that’s that the expansion of the hidden rocks,” said Ros- buy produce from farm- friend to safety, but strug- lot is connected to the going in the downtown park to become more of a setti, who cited the incon- ers markets in Massachu- gled to find McKennzie. North Harbor site, or the with arts and culture, resource for everyone in sistent floor of the pond as setts, their $40 benefit is Nearly five minutes lat- redevelopment of the for- so we feel that this is a the community to enjoy is one of the hidden dangers. worth $80 in fresh food — er, she was pulled from mer Beacon Chevrolet site great addition,” Cowdell a wonderful (outcome). I “There are other areas under the program, people the water and an off-du- into 348 apartments on said. “I would like to say think the creation of a uni- of both lakes that, if you receive $1 for each dollar ty nurse performed CPR the city’s waterfront. thank you to (state) Rep. fied park creates more of a were to dive in, you could they spend on eligible until firefighters arrived. The former Beacon Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn) connectivity between Lyn- get hurt, which is why fruits and vegetables, up She was pronounced dead Chevrolet site, which is and (state) Sen. Brendan nArts and Lynn Museum, they don’t want people to to a monthly limit, which at Melrose-Wakefield Hos- located on the Carroll Crighton (D-Lynn) for which are both linchpins do that.” is $40 for one to two peo- pital. Parkway and across from their support on this crit- in the community.” In other areas of the ple. Between rip current North Shore Community ical project.” Work will start on both lakes, the depth suddenly The three-year program, saves, performing CPR, College, has been vacant Eric Loth, managing di- the park project and drops off in different ar- which launched last year, and assisting distressed for three decades. rector of Minco Corpora- North Harbor site devel- eas. The same developers tion, said the land swap opment in the fall. On the is supported by a $3.4 mil- swimmers, lion grant from U.S. De- “The upper lake has transforming the site, was the result of an orig- latter, site work will begin some spots in it that are Department of Conser- partment of Agriculture, Minco Corporation, based inal Chapter 91 decision. in the fall with construc- extremely deep,” he said. vation and Recreation and $1.35 million in fund- in North Andover, own the As part of its permitting tion starting in the spring. “If someone is not a good (DCR) lifeguards and ing from the Legislature. space in Central Square. on the Lynnway site, the “Now we’re at the finish swimmer and thinks they other members of the de- “People on food stamps Cowdell said there’s developers will be donat- line,” Cowdell said. “We can just stand up in the partment conducted more an easement that runs ing the Central Square lot anticipate there will be a have a huge incentive to middle of the lake — it’s than 200 rescues or assist- through the North Harbor and building a park on it. shovel in the ground later shop here because they not going to happen. There ed in life-threatening situ- site, which is owned by the Part of the North Harbor this year. All the permits get free food,” Kiefer said. are weeds that grow that ations during the summer state, or more specifical- site project includes con- are in place and we are “It gives people the free- people can get tangled up months of 2016. ly, the Division of Capital necting the walkway from really excited about a $90 dom to choose what they in, and if they’re jumping That year, two Asset Management and the Lynn Heritage State million investment on the want.” in, there are a lot of rocks Breakheart lifeguards, Maintenance (DCAMM). Park to the Clocktower waterfront.” Ryan McCarthy was at just below the surface. If Joie Donnelly and Shan- The state is giving up Business Center on the In the meantime, the the farmers market on you hit one, it can present non Daly, were honored that easement so the Lynnway. farmers market will re- Thursday representing a real problem.” for making back-to-back North Harbor site devel- Chapter 91 is the Com- main in its current Cen- one of its vendors, Farm- Above all else, Rossetti rescues. opment can happen and monwealth’s primary tool tral Square location for er Dave’s, a farm based in said there is little enforce- Donnelly retrieved an in return, the developer to protect and promote most of the summer. Dracut. He said they had a ment of the park’s rules. unconscious swimmer is paying to transform the public use of its water- Four local farms provide big sellout on corn leaves, Lifeguards and park from the deepest part of Central Square lot into a ways. Established in 1866, fresh fruit and vegetables or corn husks, which are workers can tell people the beach’s guarded area park and then turning it the measure regulates to the market, which has used to make tamales and not to swim in prohibited at Breakheart on June 25 over to the state, he said. coastal activities, guar- been in existence for about expects to have a big de- areas, but they can’t force and performed CPR un- The park, which will antees the waterfront be- a decade in Lynn. The mand on them next week them, he said. til the man was revived. connect to the Heritage longs to the public, and market runs from July to as well. “State troopers have He was transported to State Park space at the that private uses of water- the end of October, every that authority,” said Ros- an area hospital and has Lynn Museum and His- ways serve a public pur- Thursday, from 11 a.m. to Gayla Cawley can be setti, who said volunteers since made a full recovery. torical Society, will be un- pose. 3 p.m., Kiefer said. reached at gcawley@item- at the park want more A day later, Daly saved a der the control of the De- Loth said he anticipates “It’s a great place to find live.com. Follow her on mounted units patrolling drowning and unconscious partment of Conservation redeveloping the Central local food that’s in season Twitter @GaylaCawley. the lakes, but face a fund- child from the water. The ing issue. “In order to get child had no noticeable mounted units, there has breathing or pulse. Daly Lynn, Swampscott seeing red over green and yellow to be funding. If they don’t performed two cycles of have the money, unfortu- CPR until the child re- BIKES of good faith, according but they have had success there’s a lot on the side- nately bad things happen. gained both. From A1 to Gallagher. The compa- minimizing the issues walks and ground, which It’s a sad situation.” The American Red Cross ny will also be taking the that were called in. causes problems.” State Police spokesman recommends that people about finding a way to ad- next two weeks to look at “Whenever we launch State Rep. Daniel Cahill David Procopio said the never swim alone, even dress ways to pick up the their data and put togeth- in a new area, it’s a new (D-Lynn) is an avid user State Police Mounted Unit when lifeguards are on discarded bikes correctly.” er a tailored plan for the thing people have not ex- of the shared bikes but ac- rotates between state duty. They should always The meeting adjourned town, which, it is hoped, perienced, and it’s a bit of knowledges that it is the parks and reservations swim in areas that are with the promise of a fol- would lessen the com- a learning curve wherev- responsibility of the com- where they have jurisdic- supervised, and avoid al- low-up meeting within the plaints while keeping up er we go,” said McGrath. panies to collect data and tion, usually visiting a few cohol use. Alcohol impairs next few weeks to tight- with the high demand for “When we do hear about use it to find better ways each day. judgment, balance, and en regulations that will bikes. issues, we reach out to to relocate the discarded “We are saddened by coordination and reduces help better coordinate the “We are always trying those folks.” bikes. He believes the city this tragedy and offer our the body’s ability to stay bike sharing programs. to prevent and mitigate Bob Tucker, president of council and Mayor Thom- condolences to the young warm, according to the or- The town administrator these types of situations,” Friends of Lynn & Nahant as M. McGee did a great man’s family,” Procopio ganization’s website. also acknowledged how said Gallagher. “The point Beach, has mixed feelings job of using a trial period said in an email. “It is not Boaters are encouraged the shared bikes are tak- of the meeting was to about the new bike shar- for the bike sharing com- possible, unfortunately, to to wear life jackets at all ing up a lot of space down make sure our partner- ing phenomenon. When- panies, which allows room have lifeguards or troop- times. It’s also import- by the MBTA stations, ship is headed in the right ever he drives around the for growth on behalf of ers at every body of water. ant to call 911 during an which makes it harder for direction ... It was a lot of city, he said he always both the city and the com- Hence we urge the public emergency. bike owners to park their constructive feedback on sees bikes being left ev- panies. to abide by posted signs Fire Chief Michael New- wheels. how we can continue to erywhere. He acknowl- “I think with any new warning ‘no swimming’ bury said it’s important to “This is a trial service, improve as a company.” edged they serve a good technology there’s always at certain locations. The remember the last place so it was expected to have Ant Bicycle isn’t the purpose, even offering a a growing pain period,” signs are there to protect a person was seen when kinks that would need to only dockless bike sharing great avenue for people to said Cahill. “When I’m the public. Please abide by there’s a potential drown- be worked out, but also program in the area, even get exercise, and he hopes working in downtown I them.” ing. A grid-search meth- they’re a mode of trans- though their green bikes the companies can figure always utilize the bikes According to Mass.gov, od, in which a weighted portation we hope we can are the ones most common- out how to get more orga- because it’s quicker to get drowning is the leading buoy is dropped where the see more of,” said Fitzger- ly seen around. Lynn also nized. around, one less car on the cause of death in children, person was last seen, is ald. “We have to manage has partnerships with ofo, “There’s a number of road, and one less parking and the Center for Dis- used by rescuers to locate this in a certain way and which launched in June, bikes along the Swamp- space to find; but I under- ease Control and Preven- swimmers in distress, he we have commitment from and LimeBike, which was scott boulevard and Lynn stand the frustration from tion reported that from said. Ant that they will take approved by the commit- Shore Drive, mostly the residents over the bikes this constructive feedback tee only two weeks ago. green ones, and they do being discarded every- and better manage some Ryan McGrath, general get a tremendous amount where.” of these services.” manager of ofo, said there of use,” said Tucker. “The call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Ant Bicycle will cut back hasn’t been an abnormal negative part is a lot of Bella diGrazia can be to start your on the number of bikes amount of complaints re- people can leave them reached at bdigrazia@ daily subscription. in Swampscott as a sign garding their yellow bikes, where they want, so itemlive.com. A8 FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS A little bit country, a little bit Peabody

songs, most often with Ha- CD REVIEW gopian and Dupont, and all contain at least one clever “My First Rodeo” line or turn of phrase in Annie Brobst the classic country tradi- tion. “Change of Heart,” By Bill Brotherton about taking charge of ITEM FEATURES EDITOR your life and the first song Former Peabody resi- Brobst and Dupont wrote dent Annie Brobst’s debut together, features her fin- full-length album, “My est, prettiest vocal. First Rodeo,” should in- Success has come rela- crease her already fervent tively quickly for Brobst, fanbase, dubbed the ABB the reigning New England Army. The North Shore- Music Awards’ Female based country-flavored Performer of the Year singer-songwriter puts and New England Coun- her powerful voice, an ap- try Music’s Local Female pealing mix of sweet hon- Artist of the Year. This ey and smoky bourbon, to collection of quality tunes wondrous use on these 12 should propel this talent- songs of love won and lost. ed songstress to greater Backed by her top-notch heights. COURTESY PHOTO ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK bandmates (Rodger Ha- Brobst and her band Annie Brobst is the New England Music Awards’ Female Performer of the Year. gopian, Ryan Dupont, really shine in concert. Steve Latanision) and Check them out live on other first-rate musicians, ous chorus, has real com- sterling harmony vocals Either Love Me or You “Paper Weight,” selections Saturday at Capone’s in Brobst, a Columbus, Ohio, mercial potential. Ditto for by Andria Bremhorst, Don’t” is a hoot, featuring from her 2016 EP that are Peabody, Wednesday at native, shows she’s ready the rollicking “Still Water,” Ashleigh Graham and Brobst’s gritty growl, some staples of her shows, are the North Reading Sum- for the big time. Catchy with Latanision’s haunt- Chris Martin of local band nifty honky tonk piano by strong songs given more mer Concert Series, and opener “Before I Leave,” ing pedal steel guitar, and Scarlett Drive. Chris Bloniarz, plus spir- oomph here. July 19 at Stonewood Tav- aided by Eva Walsh’s gor- the upbeat country rock- The Wanda Jackson-like ited blasts of banjo, fiddle Brobst shares songwrit- ern in Peabody. www.an- geous fiddle and a melodi- er “Whisky Colors,” with rockabilly raver “You and guitar. “Ghost” and ing credits on all dozen niebrobstmusic.com. A K9 Unit drops by Oaklandvale Elementary

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2018 Lynn 13’s roll into state quarter nals with big win

By Harold Rivera with a RBI single, plating Deniel Ortiz (2-for-2, 2 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR RBI) and stretching Lynn’s lead to 3-0. Palmer and Bonilla raced home on consecutive LYNN — The Lynn 13-year-old Babe Ruth All- passed balls and Marks scored on a wild pitch, Stars accomplished what they set out for Thurs- pacing the Lynners to a 6-0 lead after one inning. day evening at Breed Middle School. Lynn took “Braintree played ve one-run games,” Hartford advantage of a plethora of Braintree miscues, said. “Capitalizing on every mistake they made plating six runs in the rst inning, and never just helped our offense because we didn’t really hit looked back in a 15-2 mercy-rule win. the ball in the rst inning. Smart baserunning, “It was a solid win,” Lynn manager Paul Hart- they made some errors and we were alive, ready ford said. “(Starting pitcher) Yordy (Contreras) to play. Normally we might’ve scored two runs in didn’t have his best stuff but he managed to gut it that inning. Because we were smart and paid at- out. We helped him out by picking it up on offense, tention we wound up with six. That buries you as smart baserunning. Great job once again by these a team, down 6-0 after one inning with our best guys.” pitcher on the mound. Contreras earned the nod on the mound and Hartford added, “It’s crucial and these guys have pitched the rst four innings. He allowed two been very good at taking advantage of errors.” earned runs on ve hits, walked one and struck Showing no quit after the sour start, Braintree out one. Knicko Ramirez followed in relief and answered with a pair of tallies in the top of the pitched a scoreless fth inning, despite allowing second on back-to-back two-out RBI singles. That, one hit and one walk. however, was all the scoring Braintree had in From the early goings of the tilt it seemed as store. though Braintree simply couldn’t help itself. Lynn Contreras (1-for-3, RBI) hit a RBI single in the plated six runs on just two base hits in the bottom second and Bonilla added a RBI groundout in the of the rst to take an early commanding lead. third, bumping Lynn’s lead to 8-2. Shea Palmer (2-for-2, RBI) hit a RBI single, scor- Things got out of hand in the bottom of the ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ing Brady Warren (0-for-2, RBI) with the game’s fourth, when the Lynners added seven runs to rst run. Eldrian Bonilla (0-for-1, 2 RBI) drew a Yordy Contreras contributed on both sides for the Lynn their advantage to run away with the win. bases-loaded walk, scoring Ramirez for the 2-0 13-year-old Babe Ruth All-Stars Thursday, pitching four in- lead. Jack Marks (2-for-2, RBI) continued the rally LYNN 13’S, B2 nings on the mound and notching one RBI at the plate. Peabody West stays unbeaten in District 16

By Anne Marie Tobin ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The Peabody West All- Stars had a little bit of everything going for them Thursday night to remain undefeated in the District 16 Tournament, defeating Pine Hill, 9-1, at Swampscott Middle School. The game was closer than the score, but timely hitting, a dominant pitching perfor- mance from Nick Villano (9 strikeouts), and a couple of big breaks that went Peabody’s way were the difference. Peabody broke a 1-1 tie wide open in the middle innings when West scored three runs on an inside-the-park home run by Josh Scali in the third inning and a 3-run triple by Villano in the fourth. Pine Hill’s right elder had no chance to make a play on either ball because of brutal sun condi- tions. “I’d like to think it was our kids, but espe- cially on Scali’s ball you could see their right elder couldn’t see it off the bat right ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN away,” said Peabody manager Steve Porcel- Peabody West’s Josh Scali, left, gets a warm greeting lo. “He just never saw those balls in the after his 3-run inside the park homer from teammates sun.” Jayce Dooley, center, and Thomas Fabb, right, in a Dis- LITTLE LEAGUE, B2 trict 16 game against Pine Hill Thursday. ITEM FILE PHOTO English boys basketball coach Antonio Anderson will host a basketball skills camp along with his coaching staff and English girls basketball coach Mackenzie Charles next week. Peabody Champions use last Antonio Anderson year to fuel hot start this season By Daniel Kane “It’s a combination of everything ITEM STAFF that wins games,” Gridley said. “We Skills Academy have pitched and hit well but most PEABODY — Last year the Pea- importantly we’re getting hits at body Champions fell short in the the right time and capitalizing on starts next week North Shore Baseball League semi- chances.” nals to Swampscott, but the team The Champions have scored 99 has used last year’s disappointing runs, the second most in the league, By Harold Rivera end to fuel the re behind a hot while allowing just 42, which is the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR start this season. second least out of all 11 teams. “It very much motivates us,” LYNN — Perhaps the best way to improve in any sport is The team’s pitching staff, which co-manager of the Peabody Champi- to learn from top-notch coaches who’ve reached the highest has allowed 30 earned runs thus far, ons Steve Gridley said. “Almost ev- levels. That’s exactly what basketball hopefuls receive when is led by Mike Gallo (2-0 with a 0.93 erybody on that team is back and they participate in the Antonio Anderson Skills Academy. ERA in 15 innings pitched) and Ty- since I’ve been here we’ve only not The Anderson camp is organized and run annually by ler Leavitt (3-2 with a 2.49 ERA in made the nals four times. It’s a English boys basketball coach Antonio Anderson and Bull- 25.1 innings pitched) Gridley said. ITEM FILE PHOTO huge motivating factor.” “Gallo and Tyler have carried us a dogs girls coach Mackenzie Charles. Lifelong friends who Gridley, who co-manages the team were both born and raised in Lynn, Anderson and Charles Peabody Champions cleanup bit,” Gridley said. “They are the vet- with Mike Giardi, has seen the erans and have picked up the slack rst discussed the idea of organizing a basketball skills hitter Chad Martin currently Champions put it all together early camp in 2015. leads the North Shore Baseball for us. We play good defense behind in the year, jumping out to a 10-4-1 them too.” “We wanted to give these kids a different outlet,” Charles League with ve home runs start. Peabody’s currently rst place said. “We wanted to teach kids the way to develop through this season. in the NSBL standings. PEABODY, B2 hard work. We wanted to give back, helping kids. We grew up in this city and would’ve loved a camp for us. It’s been fun, the kids love it. It’s been a good thing for our city espe- cially in the summertime. Getting kids active, it’s great for everybody involved.” Gannon Ladies Senior Club Championship Now in it’s fourth running, this year’s rst session begins next week and runs from July 9 through July 26. The sec- ond session of the summer hoops camp runs from August 6 through August 23. Both will take place at English High. The camp opens its doors to kids ages 7-17 and goes from Monday through Thursday (9 a.m.- 1 p.m.) each session. “We always say ‘in the summer, that’s when you get bet- ter’” Charles said. “When the season starts you perform at your highest level because you worked hard during the offseason. We’re starting to see the hard work the kids have put in. That’s really rewarding and that’s why we do it. Seeing the growth in these kids has been fun and it’s going to continue to be fun.” Anderson, who played Division I college basketball at Memphis for legendary coach John Calipari, is the camp’s founder. A 2002 graduate of Lynn Tech, Anderson was in- ducted into the Memphis Athletics Hall of Fame in 2017. He played professionally in the NBA for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Anderson will begin his second season as coach of the Bulldogs this upcoming winter. “We wanted to give kids an avenue to stay out of trouble,” Anderson said. “Basketball is a great source of motivation so why not teach them the fundamentals? Being a good COURTESY PHOTO teammate, having good character, we preach everything. From left, Pat Ryback, Carol Bonner, Gail Conlon, Joyce Agganis and Diane Donahue pose af- We teach basics like footwork, stances, coming off the right ter the Gannon Ladies Senior Club Championship last weekend. Agganis was the rst place foot for a layup. It’s been awesome. The community has nisher in gross score (175), while Ryback nished second in gross score (178). In net score, been very supportive and the kids come back every year.” Donahue took rst place (147), Bonner took second (148) and Conlon placed third (149). BASKETBALL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2018 Big names knocked out in series of Wimbledon upsets LONDON (AP) — Gar- action. title in 2014. bine Muguruza insisted No. 3-seeded Muguruza So when Cilic took a two- she wasn’t thinking about joined No. 2 Caroline Wozni- sets-to-none lead against attempting to collect a sec- acki, No. 4 Sloane Stephens, a guy who began the week ond consecutive Wimbledon No. 5 Elina Svitolina, No. 6 with records of 0-2 at Wim- championship. She was ada- Caroline Garcia and No. 8 bledon and 6-15 at all ma- mant that she was not focus- Petra Kvitova on the way jors, it appeared the No. ing on defending her title. out so far, along with five- 3 seed was on his way to a “It doesn’t really matter,” time major champion Maria straightforward victory and she would say, “what hap- Sharapova. a step closer to a potential pened in 2017.” “I mean, anyone, on a good semifinal rematch against Well, it seems safe to say day, can beat anyone,” Van defending champion Roger she’ll really want to forget Uytvanck said. “That’s what Federer. what happened at the All I think. I still think the top Hold that thought. The England Club in 2018. Mu- players, their average level outcome that seemed obvi- guruza was stunned in the is higher than, let’s say, sub- ous vanished, and Cilic is second round 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 top players. But anyone on gone from the field, giving by 47th-ranked Alison Van a good day can beat anyone, away a big edge in a 3-6, Uytvanck of Belgium on for sure.” 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-5 loss to Thursday, the latest upset in Sure seems that way, par- 82nd-ranked Guido Pella of a series of them at the grass- ticularly this week. Argentina in a match com- court major tournament. Among the men, too. pleted Thursday after being “It’s a little bit sad,” Mugu- Resumes and past perfor- suspended midway through ruza said. “But today didn’t mances do not matter. At all. the third set because of rain go my way.” Marin Cilic, for example, the evening before. That’s become a familiar entered his second-round Cilic called it a “big disap- refrain for prominent wom- match with all sorts of ad- pointment.” en at this topsy-turvy Wim- vantages in experience and “Just didn’t feel so good. I PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bledon. success over his opponent, was not as accurate as yes- Only two of the top eight including a runner-up fin- terday,” he said. “I was just Marin Cilic reacts after losing to Guido Pella in the second round at seeded women are still in ish at the All England Club missing some balls, giving Wimbledon Thursday afternoon. the field after four days of a year ago and a U.S. Open him chance to keep playing.” Runners brave the heat at Lynn Woods

The heat was enough to keep many third (19:05). Lynn’s Aliyah Cataloni (17:39). people away from the Lynn Woods (20:15) and Salem’s Lidia Hernandez The four-mile long race, which ran Summer Cross Country Series this (20:16) rounded out the top five fin- to Penney Bridge and back, was won week, but 117 brave souls battled the ishers in the kids race. by Lynn’s Jim Pawlicki with a time of nearly 100-degree temperatures to The intermediate race, a 2.3-mile 26:03. Greg Esbitt of Salem finished run across the three races Thursday run around the Goat Path, was won second (27:04), while Groveland’s afternoon. by Peabody’s Andrea Saccardo with a Kyle Costello placed third (27:08). In the 1.59-mile kids race, seven- time of 16:46. Sarah Bitterman of Winthrop’s Warren MacPhail (27:34) year-old Alexander Robertson of Marblehead placed second (16:55), and Lynn’s Peter Gwilliam (28:01) Newburyport took the top spot with while Lynn’s Paul Robertson placed finished fourth and fifth, respective- a time of 17:34. Lynn’s Maddie Cata- third (17:11). Jessica Davis of Quincy ly. loni finished second (18:27), while finished fourth (17:16) and Cade The Lynn Summer Cross Country PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Swampscott’s Stacey Connor placed Buckley of Peabody finished fifth Series will continue next Wednesday. Celtics first-round pick Robert Williams III shoots free throws during a summer league English basketball coaches to host Skills Academy practice.

BASKETBALL cess.” friendships. That’s really important Celtics sign first-round From B1 Other coaches who lend a helping to us.” hand are Trevonne Berry-Rogers, More information, as well as regis- “When you played at that level ev- Todd Burton and Mackenson Charles. tration forms, can be found by visit- pick Robert Williams III erybody pays attention and the kids All three are assistant basketball ing the camp’s website at www.aas- listen a bit more,” Charles said. “An- coaches at English. killsacademy.com. The cost of the BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Celtics have signed tonio’s an extremely humble person. The camp hones-in on skills and camp is $175. Those interested in first-round draft pick Robert Williams. He does a really good job. To be able fundamentals, meaning participants participating or seeking more infor- The team announced the signing Thursday. Terms to share that experience with these learn the ins and outs of dribbling, mation are also encouraged to con- were not disclosed. Williams, a forward-center out of kids, it’s a good thing to see.” passing and shooting to name a few. tact Charles via email at mack- Texas A&M, was selected 27th overall last month with Charles is the camp’s Director of Aside from the basics, the camp also [email protected]. the Celtics’ lone draft pick. Williams’ signing comes days after he received a lec- Basketball Operations/Retention Co- focuses on the importance of hard “It’s great to do this in my home- ture from the team about accountability following a ordinator. A 2004 graduate of Lynn work and being a positive teammate. town where I grew up,” Anderson pair of off-the-court incidents. The 20-year-old slept Tech, Charles has over 11 years of “Our camp is challenging, both said. “The game means so much to through a scheduled conference call with reporters the coaching experience in basketball physically and mentally,” Charles me. If I could do it, why can’t they? day after the draft and then failed to catch a flight from and football. A former assistant boys said. “It’s a hot gym. To fight through There’s going to be somebody that his native Louisiana to Boston in time for a summer basketball coach at Tech and assis- that gym you have to develop mental surpasses everything I’ve done, league practice. tant football coach at Mount Ida, toughness. It’s good, the kids learn to whether it’s five, 10 or 15 years from Williams will wear jersey No. 44. Charles will enter his third season at work hard. We teach dribbling, shoot- now. I was that kid in their shoes. For Boston signed free agent guard Brad Wanamaker ear- the helm of the English girls pro- ing, passing and being good team- them to see it’s a reality for someone lier this week. gram in the winter. mates. Those are some of the things from their same hometown, it gives “We put in a lot of work,” Anderson we teach. them hope. said. “It takes a lot of planning. We “We provide a safe environment,” “Hopefully we get more kids this try to bring different dimensions to Charles added. “The kids bond to- year,” Anderson added. “We welcome it. Mackenzie brings a different di- gether and develop great relation- everybody, new kids who haven’t mension. We wanted it to be differ- ships. Antonio and I met through done it before that want to give it a ent. The kids get challenged and sports. It’s a great avenue for devel- try. We’re excited to see everybody on they’re pushed. It has been a suc- oping long-lasting and lifelong Monday ready to work.” Peabody hopes to keep up championship pace PEABODY said of Shorey. “He’s second in league take a toll on our pitching staff in the From B1 in walks, and future making them up.” guys can’t pitch around him with The co-managerial team of Gridley At the plate, the Peabody Champi- Chad up next. Early on they’ve start- and Giardi, who have been coaching ons have been led by No. 3 hitter ed feeding off of each other.” together since 2001, helps create a Mark Shorey (batting .279 with two Having an abundance of veteran winning formula Gridley said. ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE home runs) and cleanup hitter Chad players is another key to the team’s “It’s been great, Mike does a lot of Martin (batting .388 with five home early success Gridley said. things so there are times when he’s Lynn’s Eldrian Bonilla, right, slides into home runs). “We are by far the oldest team in the not available. It’s good to always have for a run against Braintree. “[Martin] leads the league with five league,” Gridley said. “We don’t have someone there when one of us can’t home runs,” Gridley said. “A tremen- to go over every detail, these guys make it,” Gridley said. “He’s the best dous player and he’s hitting the ball know how to play the game right.” baseball mind I’ve ever known. We’ve Lynn 13’s pounce on really well. He recently had a streak The early success is important for won seven championships together, were he hit a home run in five straight the Peabody Champions, who have it’s been a tremendous relationship Braintree miscues en games. their eyes on possible home-field ad- and we feed off each other.” “Not bad for a guy who goes to work, vantage early in the playoffs. “We don’t always agree,” Gridley takes off the suit and then comes to “In our league it’s important,” Grid- added. “If you have someone who al- route to lopsided win the park and hits the ball 400 feet,” ley said. “The first round of playoffs is ways agrees with you, you have a Gridley added. “That’s not easy to do.” two out of three and you want to play hard time coming up with new ideas. LYNN 13’S Shorey is a former Triple-A player those games at your park. We bounce ideas back and forth and From B1 in the St. Louis Cardinals organiza- “We’ve only had two games rained have been successful.” Warren started the scoring with a sac-fly, bringing Jack out,” Gridley added. “It’s fortunate the Peabody visits the Kingston Owls tion. Anderson (1-for-3) home. Ortiz followed with a 2-RBI dou- “He’s been tremendous,” Gridley games don’t pile up and so they won’t Sunday night (8). ble to make it an 11-2 lead. After Palmer reached on an error, Ortiz raced home on a double-steal. Bonilla walked and a single by Marks rolled past Braintree’s right-fielder, Peabody West moves on in District 16 tournament granting Lynn three more runs for a 15-2 rout. Ramirez worked his way through a jam with two Brain- LITTLE LEAGUE ey (walk). using as many pitchers as possible to tree runners on base in the top of the fifth, sealing the 15-2 From B1 After Villano reached his pitch count keep them available, so that’s what we Lynn victory. limit in the bottom of the fifth, Fabbo did. It’s been a long time since Pine Hill Despite the tough reality that a loss Thursday would’ve Peabody took a 1-0 lead in the top of came on in relief. He gave up a single has been in this position, so we still ended Lynn’s season, the team embraced the challenge the first inning on a RBI single up the to Juniel Guzman to load the bases, but have some baseball left this season.” and kept its normal approach. Having fun on the diamond middle by Villano (2-for-3, 4 RBI) that escaped unscathed with a strikeout. For Peabody, Jacob Behn brought has been a top priority and the Lynners won’t change that scored Thomas Fabbo, who reached on He finished strong, striking out the side home a run with a base-loaded walk in anytime soon. a fielder’s choice. in the final inning, the only blemish the fifth and Anthony Herbert drove in “This is a crazy bunch,” Hartford said. “If you listen to Pine Hill matched it with a run in the being a 1-out double by Dougie Rob- West’s final run with a single in the top some of their conversations in the dugout sometimes you bottom of the second inning. Nicky bins. of the sixth. wouldn’t even know they’re in a game. They’re just a loosy Rogers singled and scored on Chris Ci- Guzman started for Pine Hill and left “Villano has been a rock for us all goosy bunch. They really are but they’ve played together ampa’s line-drive double to tie the the game when it was tied 1-1 in the for a couple years. Most of them were on the Gallant team season, “ said Porcello. “He pitched a game, 1-1. fourth. He had a big day at the plate last year. They know what it takes to win. They’ve been gem tonight. He conserved us a lot of In the third, Fabbo and Jayce Dooley going 3-for-3 to account for half of Pine successful together, they’ve had some heartbreaking set the table for Scali, who ripped a long Hill’s six hits. energy.” games but they feel like they’re a family together. It’s fun fly ball to right that was lost in the sun. “We got down by too much too early, Peabody’s next game is scheduled for to coach them. Scali never stopped and scored stand- but we had some solid hits but just Saturday against the winner of Fri- Hartford added, “My (assistant) coaches Chris Warren ing up to put Peabody on top, 4-1. couldn’t put them together yet the kids day’s game between Lynnfield and and Jay Bullock have done a nice job getting these guys It was deja vu in the fourth. Villano fought hard,” said Pine Hill acting man- Swampscott. ready as well.” cleared the bases with a fly ball to the ager Joe Driscoll. “Guzman, he’s our Pine Hill moves into the losers’ brack- Lynn shifts its focus to preparing for Saturday after- same spot to make it 6-1. Scoring on the horse, but once he reached his pitch et and will play the winner of Sunday’s noon’s (3) state tournament quarterfinal game in Taunton. play were Jacob Behn, on base with a count, and we were down by seven or game between Nahant and Salem Lynn will battle against the winner between Weymouth fielder’s choice, Fabbo (single) and Dool- eight runs, at that point it’s a matter of (TBA). and Franklin. FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS FRIDAY American Legion (Not including last night’s games) Today Saturday Sunday District 16 LL Baseball Danvers at Newburyport (6) M’head/S’scott at Haverhill (7) at Martha’s at Worcester vs. Martha’s Swampscott vs Lynnfield (at Wyoma, W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Vineyard (7) (7) 5:45) North Shore Baseball League Vineyard (5) M. Vineyard 18 8 0.692 - 2L 5-5 Peabody vs. Winthrop (at Saugus Nat, Rowley at Swampscott (6) Bristol 18 13 0.581 2.5 1L 5-5 5:45) Saugus at N. Reading (6) Brockton 15 14 0.517 4.5 2L 4-6 District 16 LL Softball SATURDAY Monday Tuesday Worcester 14 14 0.500 5 2W 6-4 Seniors Section 2 Babe Ruth Baseball at Nashua Pittsfi eld 13 16 0.448 6.5 1W 5-5 Lynn vs. District 13 (at Lynn Woods Lynn 13’s vs. Franklin/Weymouth (at OFF (4:05) Nashua 10 16 0.385 8 2L 5-5 Field, 5:30) Taunton, 3) North Shore 11 18 0.379 8.5 3W 5-5

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Woods cross ning on July 16 and run- ning until July 20. Partici- country series pants will learn the basics of hitting, fielding (infield The 49th annual Lynn and outfield), proper Summer cross country throwing mechanics and series will continue every base running. Participants Wednesday until Septem- are asked to bring their ber 26. own baseball gloves and Each evening includes a bats. The concession stand regular 1.59 mile, a short will be open for snacks/ race of the day and a long lunch and pizza will be race of the day. There is no served on Friday, July 20 entry fee. at the camp’s conclusion. Refer top www.lwrun.org Contact St. Mary’s base- for more information. ball coach Derek Dana at 781-521-9439 or ddan- Carey Baseball [email protected] for more information. Academy this July The Carey Baseball Youth Summer Academy will conduct it’s specialty camps July 11 evening track PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and 12 at the Lynn Babe The fifth annual Lynn Brazil’s Neymar, left, poses with the Brazilian team’s new mascot, “Canarinho Pistola” after Ruth Complex at Breed Parks and Recreation leaving a training session at the World Cup in Sochi, Russia. Middle School in Lynn. Youth Summer Evening The hitting sessions will Track meets will be held be conducted from 9 to at the Manning Field 11:30 a.m. Each player track on Mondays for the Brazil’s World Cup ‘Angry Bird’ will be slow-motion ana- next two months from lyzed by video and receive Monday, July 9 until Mon- a written evaluation. day, August 27 at 6:30 mascot becomes popular with fans The pitchers/catchers p.m. There is no entry fee session will be held from to participate. SOCHI, Russia (AP) — It took an Brazil historically never fully em- as the one displayed by Benny the 12:30 to 3pm. All aspects There will be running angry-looking bird to get Brazilians braced the tradition of mascots in Bull, which became popular in the of their respective events and field events at hooked on their World Cup mascot. sports, but things changed when United States for trolling fans and mechanics will be covered. each meet. Running Each will receive a written events will be a 30-meter The team’s new mascot — a yellow the Brazilian soccer federation — taunting opposing players during evaluation in addition to race for ages three and canary with an angry face that rep- inspired in part by Chicago Bull’s games. all pitchers video ana- under and 50, 100, 200, resents some of the fans’ frustration “Benny the Bull” — turned its nice The angry-looking Brazilian mas- lyzed. 400, 800, one-mile and after having lost the World Cup at little canary into a mad-looking g- cot, created in late 2016, also be- The cost of each five- relays for ages high school home four years ago — has become ure to try to bring fans closer to the came popular outside of the realms hour session is $90 each. and younger. Field events a huge sensation everywhere it goes “Selecao” ahead of the 2018 World of soccer, as it represents the popu- For further information will be the standing long in Russia. Cup. lation’s overall dissatisfaction in a please contact Coach jump and the softball Fans unof cially dubbed it the “We wanted to represent this de- country facing an ongoing political Frank Carey at (781) 842- throw. All communities are “Canarinho Pistola,” which trans- sire of the Brazilian to always want crisis, increased violence and unsta- 4042 or at fdcarey13@com- invited. lates to “Pissed Off Little Canary” or to win in soccer,” federation market- ble economy. cast.net or at www.carey- For more information, “Angry Little Canary.” ing director Gilberto Ratto told The The federation tried to use a mascot baseballacademy.com. visit www.lwrun.org, email “Man, what a character he is,” Bra- Associated Press in Russia. “The with a nicer face in social events last [email protected] or call zil coach Tite said. “He has his own mascot has the face that every Bra- year, but it quickly had to give up on (781) 709-7135 or (781) charisma.” zilian puts on when they are about the idea because everyone kept ask- Bishop Fenwick 593-6562. The bird, always dressed in Bra- to go play soccer, always with that ing for the meaner-looking mascot. basketball camp zil’s traditional yellow and blue determination to win. It’s the same The new canary is not allowed to The Bishop Fenwick Masucci softball uniform, resembles an angry-faced expression you would see in Ney- appear in matches in Russia be- Girls Basketball Camp tournament Tweety, the Looney Tunes character mar’s face in a World Cup nal or cause of FIFA’s rules protecting the will be held from July from Warner Bros. in someone playing a pickup game of cial World Cup mascot, Zabiva- 23-26 (9 a.m.-1 p.m.) at The Vanessa Masucci co-ed It boasts a “bad boy” attitude and among friends on a Monday night.” ka the wolf, but it accompanies the Danvers Indoor Sports. slow-pitch softball tourna- a tough-looking walk, contrasting The idea was to give the mascot a Brazilian squad almost everywhere Instructors include play- ment will be held the week- to the cute image of the unpopular look and demeanor that would bode it goes, appearing outside stadiums ers and coaches from the end of July 20-22 at Grace canary that had always represented well with a younger generation, and before matches and in some training 2018 Division 3 North Rogato Field at Breed Mid- the national team. the canary has a similar personality sessions. champion Crusaders, as dle School, Lynn. well as current collegiate The tournament is seeking players. Anyone interested a number of additional co-ed Belgium’s Lukaku welcomes Brazil’s challenge can contact Fenwick coach teams. Adam DeBaggis at aag- If interested, call 781 599- KAZAN, Russia (AP) — their nal group match, [email protected] for more 4861 or email at vanessama- Belgium striker Romelu which Belgium won 1-0. details. succisoftball2018@hotmail. Lukaku won’t be heard Belgium rallied from Vanessa Masucci (MacCor- complaining that his two goals down to beat Ja- Spartans Baseball mack) was murdered last team’s reward for winning pan 3-2 in the round of 16. September inside her its World Cup group is England plays Sweden Basics clinic Revere home. She was a ending up in what appears in the quarter nals on The Spartans Baseball Lynn native and a member to be the far harder side Saturday, at face value Basics clinic will be held of the St. Mary’s High soft- of the draw and meeting a far easier proposition at Pine Hill Field begin- ball team. ve-time champion Brazil than meeting Brazil. The in the quarter nals. winner of England vs. Friday evening’s game Sweden will then meet ei- TV/RADIO in Kazan brings together ther Croatia or Russia. TV the two highest-ranked With arguably its stron- MLB teams left in the tourna- gest collection of players 2 p.m...... Cincinnati at Chi. Cubs ...... MLB Network ment following Germany’s ever from Thibaut Cour- 7 p.m...... Oakland at Cleveland...... MLB Network early exit. Brazil is ranked tois in goal to Kevin De 8:15 p.m...... Boston at Kansas City ...... NESN second and Belgium third. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Bruyne in mid eld and NBA Summer League Whoever wins plays ei- Eden Hazard and Luka- 3 p.m...... Houston vs. Indiana ...... NBA TV ther France or Uruguay. Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku celebrates after ku up front, Belgium is 3:30 p.m...... Toronto vs. New Orleans ...... ESPNU At a news conference beating Japan in the round of 16 at the World trying to reach the World 5 p.m...... Brooklyn vs. Orlando ...... NBA TV Thursday, Lukaku said Cup. Cup semi nals for the 5:30 p.m...... Oklahoma City vs. Charlotte ...... ESPNU 7 p.m...... Milwaukee vs. Detroit ...... NBA TV Belgium’s disappointing rst time since 1986. experience at the 2016 second in the Golden Boot sidered to be on the easier Though Belgium and 7:30 p.m...... Boston vs. Philadelphia ...... ESPN race, behind England’s side of the draw to make 9 p.m...... Cleveland vs. Washington ...... NBA TV European Championship Brazil are evenly matched 9:30 p.m...... Dallas vs. Phoenix ...... ESPN showed nothing should be Harry Kane with six. the nal but ended up being in terms of quality, coach 11 p.m...... Denver vs. Minnesota ...... NBA TV taken for granted in foot- “Everyone was saying knocked out at the quarter- Roberto Martinez said 11:30 p.m...... LA Clippers vs. Golden State ...... ESPN ball and that Brazil will you should come in second nal stage by Wales, which there’s a simple difference Golf provide a “benchmark” for (in Group G) ... but look was in its rst major com- between the two teams. 5:30 a.m...... European PGA Tour: Irish Open ...... Golf his team. at the European Champi- petition in nearly 60 years. “The difference is we ha- 1:30 p.m...... Web.com Tour: LECOM Health Challenge ...... Golf “If you want to achieve onship when we had the England, which came ven’t won a World Cup, it’s 3:30 p.m...... PGA Tour: Greenbrier Classic ...... Golf same route as England second behind Belgium 6:30 p.m...... LPGA Tour: Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic ..Golf something, you have to as simple as that ... you go World Cup ght for it every time,” now and things went in Group G, has arguably into a tournament when 10 a.m...... Uruguay vs. France ...... FS1 said Lukaku, who has wrong straight away.” ended up on the easier side you don’t have the know- 2 p.m...... Brazil vs. Belgium ...... FS1 impressed at the World At Euro 2016, heavily of the draw after the two how to win the tourna- Auto racing Cup with four goals and is fancied Belgium was con- sides made big changes for ment,” Martinez said. 7:30 p.m...... Xfinity: Coca-Cola 250 ...... NBCSN Special Olympics 6 p.m...... 2018 Games ...... ESPN2 Jon Rahm already seven strokes back at Irish Open Tennis 7 a.m...... Wimbledon ...... ESPN DONEGAL, Ireland (AP) — Defending champion Jon Radio Rahm made back-to-back double bogeys around the MLB turn in shooting a 2-over 74 in the opening round of the 8:15 p.m...... Boston at Kansas City ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Irish Open on Thursday, leaving the world No. 5 seven shots behind leader Ryan Fox. One under par after his rst eight holes, Rahm duffed MLB his third shot from the rough at the par-4 No. 18 into AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE a greenside bunker and slammed his club into the turf East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB in frustration. Then the Spaniard drove into a fairway Boston 59 29 .670 — Atlanta 49 36 .576 — bunker on No. 1 and compounded the error by three-put- New York 56 28 .667 1 Philadelphia 47 37 .560 1½ Tampa Bay 43 43 .500 15 Washington 42 43 .494 7 ting from long range. Toronto 40 46 .465 18 New York 34 49 .410 14 Rahm pulled one shot back with a birdie at the par-5 Baltimore 24 61 .282 33½ Miami 36 52 .409 14½ 4th hole but he could be battling to just make the cut at Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Ballylif n Golf Club on Friday. Cleveland 48 37 .565 — Milwaukee 51 35 .593 — Rory McIlroy, the tournament host and ranked No. 8, Detroit 38 50 .432 11½ Chicago 49 35 .583 1 Minnesota 35 48 .422 12 St. Louis 44 41 .518 6½ shot 70 after two birdies in each of the front and back Chicago 30 56 .349 18½ Pittsburgh 40 46 .465 11 nines, and was in a good position to make a run at an Kansas City 25 61 .291 23½ Cincinnati 38 49 .437 13½ event he won in 2016. West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Fox rolled in six birdies in a 67, continuing his impres- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston 57 31 .648 — Arizona 48 39 .552 — sive form in the prestige Rolex Series events on the Eu- Seattle 55 32 .632 1½ Los Angeles 47 39 .547 ½ Jon Rahm had a tough day in the opening Oakland 48 39 .552 8½ San Francisco 45 43 .511 3½ ropean Tour since they were introduced last season. He Los Angeles 44 43 .506 12½ Colorado 44 43 .506 4 has played in all 11 of them, securing four top-10 nish- round of the Irish Open Thursday, shooting Texas 38 49 .437 18½ San Diego 37 51 .420 11½ es including a tie for fourth at the Irish Open in 2017. 2-over and falling seven shots behind. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2018 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

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

HOROSCOPE

CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you mix things up a bit, others Look at the possibilities and Simplicity will help deter regret. Look for the good in everyone Socialize with like-minded peo- You’ll be tempted to make a will take note of what you are size up your situation. You Purge what you don’t need and and everything before you ple. The information and tips personal change that could af- doing. An imaginative approach stand to make personal gains do your best not to get into an make a judgment call. Knowing you gather will lead to a mone- fect your livelihood or domestic to a certain task will help you if you are willing to initiate argument with someone pres- what’s truly going on will make tary gain. Be careful where you stability. Don’t take action pre- expand your marketability. change. Don’t be afraid to do suring you. Take the path that a difference to the way you leave your possessions and maturely or without keeping a things differently. beckons you. think and react. personal information. close eye on the consequenc- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) es. You’ll be opposed if you try LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) to make too many changes. Get active and get fit. Put more Personal improvements at Open up emotionally. Positive ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don’t overextend yourself or effort into exercise, diet and home will make your life easier change will only take place if Take pride in what you do. The Don’t let the changes taking make impossible promises to feeling and looking your best. and your outlook better. Social you make it happen. Follow hard work you put in will even- place bring you down. In hind- appease someone putting de- Participate in bringing about encounters will be mentally your heart, but don’t neglect tually lead to the rewards you sight, you’ll realize that what mands on you. Make self-im- change. Share your thoughts and emotionally stimulating. to use common sense when desire. Personal change will transpires will have been in provements instead of trying to and make use of your right to Love is highlighted, and short dealing with romantic or pas- require research and proper your best interest. Embrace the change others. protest. trips are encouraged. sionate matters. management. future.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Son strives to revive faded memories of mom long gone Will you even think of making this play? DEAR ABBY: I’m 52. $100,000 in student loans. To end the week, we will look what? Even if East had the di- My mom died when I was Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Should I abandon this at a couple of great plays. amond ace, there were surely 11. It wasn’t until I Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, dream? Have I run out of This deal was originally writ- at least four losers. reached my mid-20s that I and was founded by her mother, time to take on such a ten up by Knut Kjaernsrod and Brogeland let West win the realized I have no memo- Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at lofty goal? Or should I just declared by Boye Brogeland, first trick! ries of her, and few memo- sit back and relax and both from Norway. Brogeland, DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los After a heart to the ace, de- ries of my childhood before travel now that my kids age 45, is a personable ex- clarer cashed the spade ace I was 11. Dad and I lived a Angeles, CA 90069. are grown? By the way, my pert. He got a lot of publicity and continued with the spade few hours away from fam- retirement goal was age three years ago when he led queen. East led the club ily, and after Mom passed, 72. the move to have high-pro- king, but South won with his no one spoke about her member my mother. When fessional about the fact I ask her friends and rela- that this is increasingly file cheats removed from the ace, discarded dummy’s last much. I imagine that was NOT SURE IN game. He was the Interna- because it was painful. tives about her, I get gen- bothering you would be a MICHIGAN two clubs on his high hearts, eral answers — she was a good idea. That person can tional Bridge Press Associa- ruffed a club, drew East’s last She was only 29. tion’s Personality of the Year I never cried over her nice person, very loving recommend hypnosis if it’s DEAR NOT SURE: trump and conceded one di- and crafty, etc. How does appropriate. What you are contemplat- in 2015, and one year later amond. death, and I don’t remem- received the Sydney Lazard ber missing her as a child someone get their memo- ing takes a great deal of Yes, a tad lucky, but if Bro- Jr. Sportsmanship Award from or teenager. There are only ries back? I’ve heard hyp- DEAR ABBY: I am a stamina. Some individu- geland had won trick one, he the American Contract Bridge a handful of photos of her nosis can help, but I’m not divorced 53-year-old wom- als in their 50s are up for would have failed. Not many League. He is also the editor and a couple of passed- sure. Do you have any ad- an. My children are grown, the challenge, others not so would have found that play. of Bridge i Norge magazine. down stories. I understand vice? and I have a good career in much. Before you commit, that people block memo- HR and payroll. It’s not talk to a guidance counsel- How did Brogeland play in ries of traumatic events SON LEFT BEHIND my dream job, though. I or at the school to explore four spades after West led the and things they don’t want applied to and was accept- what opportunities might club jack: two, five ...? DEAR SON: Many peo- to remember. I remember ed into a Master of Archi- be available to an older North’s four-diamond bid the night it happened in ple are reluctant to talk tecture program, but I just graduate with no work ex- showed a strong four-spade detail, but not the memory about family members found out they will accept perience in the field. opening. of her. I have seen a few who have passed on be- only 12 credits from my Would you still plan to We would have taken the psychiatrists at different cause they are afraid it associate’s degree, which retire at 72? Your student first trick and wondered times during the course of will be painful for the lis- means I will need five loans could take many how to continue. Brogeland my life to deal with stress tener. Perhaps if you ap- years of full-time college more years to pay off if you paused when the dummy and daily life issues, and proached your relatives to achieve my dream, don’t quickly become a came down and East played while they were aware of and explained why you are while working full-time, of high-earning architect, so the club five. Now Brogeland my background, we never asking for more details, it course. consider your next move knew that West had led a really got into this. might jog some memories. I’ll be 58 when I gradu- carefully and receive as singleton. If declarer took the For some reason it’s However, if that doesn’t ate and probably should much unbiased counsel as first trick, he could unblock bothering me more and bear fruit, then talking be planning for retire- you can before making a dummy’s heart ace, but then more now. I want to re- with a mental health pro- ment, not taking on final decision.

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Sale and Disposal of Property Notice of Sale and Disposal of Property By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Notice is hereby given that Simply Notice is hereby given that Simply mortgage given by James W. Price to Shawmut Mortgage Company, dated mortgage given by Dominic J. Civiello, Jr. to Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC Self Storage located at 102 Broadway, Self Storage located at 244 Andover September 14, 1992 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry dated January 3, 2013 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Lynnfield, Ma. 01940 intends to sell St., Peabody, Ma. 01960 intends to of Deeds in Book 11480, Page 562, of which mortgage the undersigned is the Registry of Deeds, in Book 32085, Page 507, as may be affected by Loan or otherwise dispose of personal sell or otherwise dispose of personal present holder, by assignment from: Modification Agreement recorded on June 30, 2016 with said Registry in Book property consisting of household and property consisting of household and 35052, Page 364, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, for personal effects, office and other personal effects, office and other Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation to Fleet Mortgage Corp., recorded on breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the equipment in compliance with Mass equipment in compliance with Mass February 2, 1999, in Book No. 15448, at Page 292 same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM, on July 20, 2018, on the state law VIA AN ON-LINE AUCTION AT state law VIA AN ON-LINE AUCTION AT premises known as 41 Oneida Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, the premises WWW.STORAGETREASURES.COM ON WWW.STORAGETREASURES.COM ON The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, as Receiver of Washington Mutual described in said mortgage, together with all the rights, easements, and July 21, 2018 BEGINNING AT July 21, 2018 BEGINNING AT Bank f/k/a Washington Mutual Bank, FA, successor in interest to Washington appurtenances thereto, to wit: APPROXIMATELY 10:00AM AND CON- APPROXIMATELY 10 AM AND CON- Mutual Home Loans, Inc. successor by merger to Fleet Mortgage Corp. to CLUDING ON July 26, 2018 AT CLUDING ON July 26, 2018 AT JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, recorded on April 25, 2017, in Book The land with the buildings thereon situated on Oneida Street, in said Lynn, APPROXIMATELY 12:00PM. THIS PUB- APPROXIMATELY 12 PM. THIS PUBLIC No. 35820, at Page 77 bounded and described as follows: LIC SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association to New Penn Financial, LLC d/b/a WESTERLY by Oneida Street, fifty (50) feet; CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing, recorded on October 12, 2017, in Book No. APPLY. APPLY. 36246, at Page 43 NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Johnson, seventy-six (76) feet, more or All units are sold as whole. All units are sold as whole. less; The following units are for sale: The following units are for sale: for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Unit Number Tenant Name Unit Number Tenant Name the same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM on August 6, 2018, on the EASTERLY by land now or formerly of Hayes, fifty (50) feet; 243 Design Concepts #2108 Kim Michaud mortgaged premises located at 9 Ward Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, 509 Susan Desisto #2069 Nicole Murphy all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly of North, seventy-six (76) feet, more or less. 816C Carol Obryan #2097 Nicole O'Brien 647 Greg Dawn Oliva #3033 Eric Pohlmeyer TO WIT: Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real 10116 Jonathan Zakas #3005 Ryan Lynch A certain parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn, estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium 363A Greg Dawn Oliva Item: July 6, 13, 2018 known as No. 9 Ward Street, being shown as Lot L on a plan dated September charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, 245 Jonathan Kleemola 1886, recorded with Essex south District Deeds in Book 1185, Page 261, partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other 1012 David Carroll bounded and described as follows: municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or 2805 Cody Puliciano NORTHEASTERLY: by Ward Street, 40 feet; approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, 642 Chad Breault NORTHWESTERLY: by Lot M on said plan, 95 feet; asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , Item: July 6, 13, 2018 SOUTHWESTERLY: by Lot K on said plan, 40 feet; and to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, SOUTHEASTERLY: by Lots A and B on said plan, 95 feet. rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. JOB INFORMATION Be all of said measurements more or less or however otherwise bounded and NOTICES SERVICES described Being the same premises conveyed to the mortgagors by deed of Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation recorded herewith. $10,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place of the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified NOTICE For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern check within thirty (30) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in escrow PAY CALLS Don't pay to find work before you get District) Registry of Deeds in Book 11480, Page 560. with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 212, North the job. Legitimate job placement firms Chelmsford, Massachusetts. that work to fill specific positions These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit Pay Call Numbers cannot charge an upfront fee. For free (900, 976 and 550) of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the information about avoiding employ- In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in Advertiser telephone numbers with nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax ment service scams, write the Federal purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Trade Commission at Washington, Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the disclose the price of the telephone liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure call. When a number is published having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Information Center, deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, within the advertisement the per easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. 1-800-876-7060 providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the minute and/or flat charge must be required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written included. If you dial a pay per call GENERAL TERMS OF SALE: notice of the default of the previous highest bidder. number from an advertisement appear- HELP WANTED ing in the classified section and it A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale. DOES NOT disclose this information, HELP WANTED-SALES will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The please notify the Item classified EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Dated: June 25, 2018 department immediately. Response to Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Present holder of said mortgage any pay per call numbers will be Local Training/Support • Every day is Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the charged to your telephone bill and Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full Salem Five Mortgage Company, LLC anyone under 18 years of age must • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage by its Attorneys have parent's consent. www.fhginsurance.com shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Guaetta and Benson, LLC Please call immediately for further NOW HIRING! Cleaners wanted! Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire details or information. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. P.O. Box 519 Drivers license required. Up to $15/hr. CLASSIFIED Interviews 10am-1pm, M-F Chelmsford, MA 01824 (781)593-7700 NEW PENN FINANCIAL LLC D/B/A SHELLPOINT MORTGAGE SERVICING Item: June 29, July 6, 13, 2018 542 Loring Ave, Salem Present holder of said mortgage YARD SALES LEGAL NOTICE RENTALS By its Attorneys, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION 150 California St. APARTMENTS Newton, MA 02458 FORMER BEACON CHEVROLET (617)558-0500 254-272 LYNNWAY, LYNN, MA SAUGUS ~ Cute, 5 room apt; eat in 11226 RELEASE TRACKING NUMBER 3-15391 Item: July 6, 13, 20, 2018 kitchen, stove, refrigerator, air- conditioned, private parking. SWAMPSCOTT ~ HUGE Multi Family A release of oil and/or hazardous materials has occurred at this location, which is Call 508-901-7788 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS a disposal site as defined by M.G.L. c. 21E, § 2 and the Massachusetts Sale, 36 Orchard Rd., Sat., 7/07, 8a - THE TRIAL COURT Contingency Plan, 310 CMR 40.0000. On June 27 , 2018, Lynn Redevelopment, 2p. Furn, brand new ladies clothing, Lynn ~ Studio, 1, 2, 3 bdrms. Clean, PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT LLC recorded with the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds and/or household items. Something for all! modern apartments. On bus line, Docket No. ES18P1782EA registered with the Land Registration Office of the Essex South Registry District a parking, laundry. From $950, No fees. INFORMAL PROBATE TERMINATION of a NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION on the disposal MISC. Call ~ 781-477-6457 PUBLICATION NOTICE site, pursuant to 310 CMR 40.1080 through 40.1084. The NOTICE OF ACTIVITY DANVERS ~ MOBILE HOME AND USE LIMITATION was originally recorded and/or registered on February 15, Clean and furnished, 1 bdrm, Estate of: Helen Blair Glidden 2001. WANTED TO BUY OR TRADE: FREON R12 WANTED: CERTIFIED convenient location, no pets. Also Known As: Helen B. Glidden Call ~ 978-646-7634 Date of Death: December 24, 2017 Any person interested in obtaining additional information about the TERMINATION BUYER will PAY CA$H for R12 cylinders Essex Division OF THE NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION may contact William A. or cases of cans. (312) 291-9169 To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Simmons, LSP, Simmons Environmental Services, Inc., 213 Elm Street, Salisbury, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: Chocolate REAL ESTATE Petitioner Thomas H. Glidden of Lynn MA MA 01952 (978-463-6669). Distribution Route with More Than Thomas H. Glidden of Lynn MA 1000 active Customers provided Free REAL ESTATE has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to The TERMINATED NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION and the disposal of charge by the company. Estimated FOR SALE serve without surety on the bond. site file can be viewed at MassDEP website using Release Tracking Number RTN Annual Profit $100,000. Support for The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal 3-15391 at http://public.dep.state.ma.us/SearchableSites2/Search.aspx or at your success. Exclusive Territory Byfield- 5 acres of land lends itself to Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without MassDEP, NORTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE, 205 B, LOWELL ST., WILMINGTON, investment $75,000. gardening. farming, animals. 6 rm supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with MA 01887 (978-694-3200). 1-800-590-4595 www.Localcause.us Home has FP living rm, HW floors, the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Item: July 6, 2018 EVENTS: ANTIQUE LOVERS TAKE NOTE Spacious kitchen, dining rm has sliders from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating BRIMFIELD'S Famous Outdoor Anti- to deck. 3 Bedrms, 2 baths. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. LEGAL NOTICE que/Collectibles Show, 4,000 Dealers Unfinished LL. 2 car garage. Rental Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings runs Tuesday, July 10th - Sunday, July income from 3 rm apartment on 2nd and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION 18th, 2018. Info on 20 individual floor of 32x48 barn, barn has heat and Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and show openings - www.brimfield.com. electric and bath. $595,000. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. FORMER BEACON CHEVROLET Evelyn M. Noyes Real Estate Item: July 6, 2018 254-272 LYNNWAY, LYNN, MA HELP WANTED 978-375-6154 RELEASE TRACKING NUMBER 3-15391 Well maintained Ranch in Ward I. LEGAL NOTICE JOB INFORMATION Living room features hardwood floor A release of oil and/or hazardous materials has occurred at this location, which is and beautiful fireplace. Kitchen has NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION a disposal site as defined by M.G.L. c. 21E, § 2 and the Massachusetts SERVICES been updated and has all stainless Contingency Plan, 310 CMR 40.0000. On June 27, 2018, Lynn Redevelopment, steel appliances. Finished family room FORMER BEACON CHEVROLET LLC recorded with the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds and/or NOTICE in basement with fireplace along with a 254-272 & 282R LYNNWAY, LYNN, MA registered with the Land Registration Office of the Essex South Registry For more information and assistance big two car garage. Won't last long at RELEASE TRACKING NUMBER 3-15391 District a TERMINATION of a NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION on the regarding the reliability of business $369,900. Call 781-599-9696. disposal site, pursuant to 310 CMR 40.1080 through 40.1084. The NOTICE OF opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- Doug Ring Real Estate A release of oil and/or hazardous materials has occurred at this location, which is ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION was originally recorded and/or registered on ties, employment services and financ- a disposal site as defined by M.G.L. c. 21E, § 2 and the Massachusetts October 30, 2014. ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Contingency Plan, 310 CMR 40.0000. On June 27, 2018, Lynn Redevelopment, contact the Better Business Bureau LLC recorded with the Essex County Southern District Registry of Deeds, a Any person interested in obtaining additional information about the TERMINATION Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION on the disposal site, pursuant to 310 OF THE NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION may contact William A. 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or CMR 40.1070 through 40.1080. Simmons, LSP, Simmons Environmental Services, Inc., 213 Elm Street, Salisbury, call 508-652-4800 MA 01952 (978-463-6669). The NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION will limit the following site activities and uses on the above property: The TERMINATED NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION and the disposal site file can be viewed at MassDEP website using Release Tracking Number RTN NEW IN TOWN? (i) residential use including single or detached multifamily residences such as 3-15391 at http://public.dep.state.ma.us/SearchableSites2/Search.aspx or at condexes and/ or condominiums; MassDEP, NORTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE, 205 B, LOWELL ST., WILMINGTON, MA 01887 (978-694-3200). (ii) use as a school, daycare, nursery, children's recreation area or such uses Item: July 6, 2018 where a child's potential direct contact with impacted soil is likely to be frequent; and ALL POLICE ORDERED OR ACCIDENT TOWS (iii) Excavation/construction activities that may disturb soils impacted with metals (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A.) and/or polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon contaminants that are carried out in the Notice is hereby given by: Bill's Auto Clinic, 2 Commercial St., Salem, MA. absence of a Soil Management Plan and Health and Safety Plan prepared and pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. 255, Section 39A, that on July 18, 2018 implemented in accordance with Paragraphs 3(i) and 3(ii) of this Notice. at: 9 a.m., 2 Commercial St. Salem, MA. Private Sale on the following Motor Vehicles will be sold to satisfy the garagekeeper's lien thereon for storage, towing charges, care and expenses of notices and sale of said vehicle. Any person interested in obtaining additional information about the NOTICE OF Description of Vehicle ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION MAY CONTACT William A. Simmons, LSP, 1997 Saturn SL2 1G8ZK5273VZ355850 Simmons Environmental Services, Inc., 213 Elm St., Salisbury, MA 01952 2007 Acura TL 19UUA662X7A011734 (978-463-6669). 2006 Ford Freestar 2FMZA52216BA59996 2000 Ford Expedition 1FMRU1660YLB09948 The NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION and the disposal site file can be 2013 VW Passat 1VWAP7A37DC072025 viewed at MassDEP website using Release Tracking Number RTN 3-15391 at Thank You, http://public.dep.state.ma.us/SearchableSites2/Search.aspx or at MassDEP, Bill's Auto Clinic NORTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE, 205B LOWELL ST., WILMINGTON, MA 01887, 2 Commercial St (978-694-3200). Salem MA 01970 Item: July 6, 2018 Item: June 29, July 6, 13, 2018

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Jonathan McEuen, McEuen co-wrote two "Through the Sun Gate" of the 11 tunes but most- (Rose Lane) ly chooses covers, and the Front and center for a variety of the material change, Jonathan McEuen gives the coastal country immediately plays to his genre a fresh twist. "Fools strength on "Through the Sun Gate." ''Sunshine ... Gold" has roots in Western sun shining in my eyes," swing, and "Nazareth, PA" he sings to kick things off, gets bluesy, while the clos- and his sunny tenor gives ing "Last Call" is hat-act the album its distinctive honky-tonk. And McEuen stamp. overdubs harmonies as McEuen made a terrific tight as the best bluegrass. record with cousin Jamie The pace is snappy, Hanna in 2005 (each is with several tunes clock- the son of a Nitty Gritty ing in at less than three Dirt Band founding mem- minutes, and the biggest PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ber), and has enjoyed a quibble would be that the successful career in sup- album gives McEuen's ex- Paul Rudd reprises his role as Ant-Man in “Ant-Man and the Wasp.” porting roles. While solo cellent guitar work short forays have been rare, shrift. Pedal steel, organ, the Southern Californian piano and fiddle also play excels here performing supporting roles, but the ‘Ant-Man and The Wasp’ music reminiscent of the arrangements are built early Eagles, Poco and around McEuen's singing. punches above its weight the Flying Burrito Broth- No complaints there. By Jake Coyle much they matter — how first one, is back here, and Pym believes his wife, ASSOCIATED PRESS much a carefully stitched he has carved out a real Janet (Michelle Pfeiffer) together comic-book appa- identity for Paul Rudd's has for the last 30 years Not since Animal, ratus hangs in the balance character, among the most been locked away in the against the advice of Dr. — with only an occasional self-contained in Marvel's "quantum realm," a mind- Bunsen Honeydew and aside to acknowledge their "cinematic universe." and matter-bending sub- Beaker, ingested Ins- inherent silliness. But And more than its prede- atomic limbo that, it turns ta-Growth pills has a mov- slapstick is in the DNA of cessor, "Ant-Man and The out, has predictably done ie had as much fun with "Ant-Man and The Wasp." Wasp" has adopted the curiously little damage to scale as "Ant-Man and For some Marvel devo- goofball charm of its lead- the indestructible Pfeiffer. The Wasp." tees, "Ant-Man and The ing man. Coming a few The plot is fine but many Among the greatest Wasp" will be a clever years after "Ant-Man," of the pleasures of "Ant- threats to the shape-shift- enough diversion in be- Rudd's Scott Lang is now Man and The Wasp" come ing heroes of the Marvel tween the more main- under house arrest for his from its digressions. And sequel are windshield event releases. involvement in the Ber- no one better breaks down wipers, salt shakers and The Marvel product lin showdown of "Captain the molecular structure seagulls. This is surely has, it should be noted, America: Civil War." When of a Marvel movie than the first movie to weapon- grown more dynamic and his 10-year-old daugh- Michael Pena. Every time ize that most fearsome of varied in recent years. ter Cassie (Abby Ryder he takes the screen, he terrors: a giant Hello Kit- But if you're not going to Fortson) isn't around, he threatens to destabilize it ty Pez dispenser. In one of reach the mythic heights passes the time playing with his chatterbox excite- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the film's finest moments, of "Black Panther," the drums and learning mag- ment. Jonathan McEuen co-wrote two of the 11 songs a loud, careening chase light-hearted antics of ic tricks. With just days to There are more gags, too. culminates in a dramatic "Ant-Man and The Wasp" go before Randall Park's A malfunctioning Ant-Man on “Through the Sun Gate.” fall into the ocean sound- are your next-best bet. S.H.I.E.L.D. agent is to suit turns Rudd enormous ed not with an explosive Just as "Black Panther" remove Lang's monitoring or embarrassingly child- splash but with a tiny rip- styled itself after a spy device, he's summoned by sized. A Hot Wheels-riff Scarlett Johansson’s ple and a "Plink!" thriller, "Ant-Man" takes the brains behind their on the "Bullitt" car chase In both scale and ambi- from the heist movie. The last adventure: Dr. Hank tumbles down the hills of tion, "Ant-Man and The first installment in 2015 Pym (Michael Douglas) San Francisco. None of this plans to play trans Wasp" is an altogether was a somewhat muddled and Pym's daughter Hope is earth-shattering stuff, more modest affair, and franchise debut, thanks van Dyne (Evangeline but that's part of the fun of it's so much the better for to a late director shuffle. Lilly), whose winged Ant- it. Here, for once, is a Mar- man spurs backlash it. Most Marvel movies Peyton Reed, who took Man-like suit has earned vel movie about saving one strenuously insist on how over production on the her the Wasp moniker. life, not a billion. By Jake Coyle ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Scarlett Johansson’s plans to por- UK police probing 6 assault tray a transgender man have sparked a backlash from many who object to cisgender actors playing claims against Kevin Spacey trans roles. Earlier this week, Jo- LONDON (AP) — Brit- Five of the alleged of- received 20 allegations of hansson was announced ish police are investigat- fenses took place in Lon- inappropriate behavior by to star in “Rub & Tug,” a ing six claims of sexu- don between 1996 and Spacey, and had encour- film about prostitution al assault or assault by 2008, and the sixth in the aged 14 of the complain- ring leader Dante “Tex” Academy Award-winning western English city of ants to go to the police. Gill, who was born Lois actor Kevin Spacey, three Gloucester in 2013. Spacey apologized to Jean Gill but identified more than previously dis- Spacey, a two-time Oscar Rapp in October for "deep- as a man. Since the an- closed. winner, has been accused ly inappropriate drunken nouncement, transgender British media reported of sexual assault and in- behavior" and later re- actors and advocates have earlier this year that Lon- appropriate behavior leased a statement saying criticized the production don's Metropolitan Police by numerous men since he was seeking unspeci- for not casting a trans ac- force was investigating American actor Anthony fied treatment. He has not tor in the role. three allegations against Rapp alleged last year commented on the other Johansson, who’s also FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the former "House of that Spacey had climbed allegations. producing the film, fur- Cards" star. on top of him on a bed In the wake of the alle- ther inflamed critics with Johansson was an- Police in Britain don't when Rapp was 14 and gations he was fired from a statement to the website nounced to star in the name suspects until they Spacey 26. political drama "House of Bustle, via her represen- film “Rub & Tug.” are charged. Asked about After Rapp's allegation, Cards" and erased from tative, that said criticism Spacey, the force did not London's Old Vic theater, Ridley Scott feature "All “can be directed to Jeffrey formance in 2013’s “Dal- identify him by name but where Spacey was artistic the Money in the World." FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tambor, Jared Leto, and las Buyers Club.” Huff- said Wednesday that de- director for 11 years until The film "Billionaire Boys Felicity Huffman’s reps man was nominated for tectives had received a 2015, launched an inves- Club," a financial drama Five of Spacey’s al- for comment.” an Oscar for the 2005 film total of five allegations of tigation into its former Spacey shot in 2015, is leged offenses took Tambor, Leto and Huff- “Transamerica.” sexual assault and one of leader. The theater said due for release this sum- place in London be- man are all cisgender ac- Lysette was among assault against a man. in November that it had mer. tween 1996 and 2008. tors who received acclaim those who disapproved of for playing trans charac- Johansson’s intentions. ters. Tambor won two Em- On Twitter, she wrote: “So Where’s Anastasia? Library had a ‘Fifty Shades’ censor mys for his performance you can continue to play on “Transparent,” though us but we can’t play y’all?” BERKLEY, Mich. (AP) now openly displaying the movies had mysterious- along with the movies "Je- he departed the show last “Not only do you play — A suburban Detroit R-rated movies, accompa- ly disappeared since last rusalem" and "Eyes Wide year after he was accused us and steal our narra- library has decried an nied by a sign that says year, forcing the library to Shut," which also had dis- of sexual misconduct by tive and our opportunity unidentified censor who hiding movies "is not how spend more than $100 to appeared. two transgender women: but you pat yourselves concealed DVDs of mov- libraries work." replace them. Most were The library doesn't know actress Trace Lysette and on the back with trophies ies from the racy "Fifty Librarian Lauren Arns- found hidden in the build- who was hiding the DVDs. his former personal as- and accolades for mimick- Shade" series. man tells the Detroit ing. The "Fifty Shades" books? sistant, Van Barnes. Leto ing what we have lived,” The Berkley library is Free Press that the three They're now on a table, They're still on the shelf. won an Oscar for his per- wrote Lysette.

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