TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 LYNN Choices GANG aplenty LEADER await WANTED Lynn BY FBI voters By Bridget By Thomas Grillo Turcotte ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF LYNN — Time is run- LYNN — The Feder- ning out for potential po- al Bureau of Investi- litical candidates to get gation’s North Shore into this fall’s election. Gang Task Force is The deadline to pull nomination papers from seeking assistance in the City Clerk’s Election locating an alleged Of ce is Friday at 4 p.m., leader of the Young and the ling deadline is Bloods, a violent street Monday, June 26. gang operating in and So far, four Democratic around Lynn. candidates have emerged Steven C. Touch, also to replace incumbent Re- known as Kevin Touch, publican Mayor Judith Fat Boy, and C Sick, was Flanagan Kennedy, who indicted by a grand jury Police guard the is seeking her third, in Middlesex County, perimeter around four-year term. They in- along with two other as- Everett teen arrested Square One Mall clude state Sen. Thom- sociates, for his involve- in Saugus, where it as M. McGee, Edward J. ment in a 2012 home was reported that a McNeil, Shawnee Love invasion in Billerica, man with a gun was Haynes, and Daphnee N. which resulted in the after Saugus standoff inside on Monday. Puryear. murder of the victim. Eight candidates are He is charged with By Matt Demirs peared to contain ammunition,” said Sau- PHOTO | SCOTT EISEN seeking councilor-at-large murder in the rst de- FOR THE ITEM gus Police Chief Domenic DiMella. seats including incum- gree, home invasion, Shortly after 7 a.m., Saugus police re- bents Buzzy Barton, Hong SAUGUS — Square One Mall turned attempt to commit leased a statement indicating a search Net, and Brian LaPierre. into a crime scene Monday morning when armed robbery, and two was on in the mall for an armed and dan- Among the challengers an hours-long police standoff and then a counts of conspiracy. gerous intruder. are Brian Field, Jaime “Mr. Touch is consid- search led to an Everett youth’s arrest. Helicopters circled the property and Figueroa, Richard Ford, ered armed and dan- Police and mall management shut down SWAT and K-9 teams arrived at 7 a.m. John Ladd, and Taso Ni- gerous — so members the Route 1 shopping complex after Sau- Employees arriving to work in the mall kolakopoulos. Council- of the public should not gus police received a report of a break-in were not permitted to enter and Dick’s or-at-Large Daniel Cahill approach him,” said at Dick’s Sporting Goods. was closed for the day. is not seeking reelection, Harold H. Shaw, Spe- “An of cer arrived quickly and observed The drama ended close to noon with the clearing the way for at cial Agent in charge of a broken window, evidence of a break-in, arrest of the Everett 16-year-old. least one new at-large and located a young male in possession FBI, A6 STANDOFF, A6 councilor. of a long gun and several bags that ap- Unless a challenger emerges by Friday, Ward 7 Councilor John “Jay” Walsh is the only coun- cilor on the 11-member Peabody water rates panel who will not face opposition. In what some say 2017 may be on the rise could be a “throw the bums out year” councilors By Adam Swift emergency we had, we are dependent in Wards 1 through 7 face ITEM STAFF on MWRA water until we get the wa- competition. ter treatment plant up and operational PEABODY — Residents could see a Ward 1 Councilor Wayne hike in water and sewer rates, as well as again,” said Mayor Edward A. Betten- Lozzi is pitted against a voluntary water ban, in coming months. court Jr. “We should have the temporary William F. O’Shea III and Jesse Warren. Both proposals are, in part, a result of a plant operational by October, and that In Ward 2, William March re at the Coolidge Avenue Water will allow us to go back to our own water Trahant decided not to Treatment plant that has seen the city supply.” seek re-election. Among paying out to use water from the Mas- By the time the plant is operational the ve candidates posi- sachusetts Water Resources Authority again, Bettencourt said the city could tioned to take the open (MWRA). seat are Peter Grocki, “Right now, because of the re and WATER RATES, A7 Christopher Magrane, Gina O’Toole, Richard Starbard, and Alexander Zapata. Saugus Danger intersects Ward 3 Councilor and City Council President voters go Darren Cyr is pitted in Malden GAYLA CAWLEY against Calvin Anderson, George Meimeteas and to school By Steve Freker sections crash list. The COMMENTARY Lee Sherman. FOR THE ITEM intersection was listed at In Ward 4, Richard Co- today 110 in 2009, with more lucci, the longest serving MALDEN — Highland than 40 crashes of varying Go West, city councilor, is in a ght Avenue and Fellsway severity reported between with Eliud Alcala. By Bridget Turcotte East, one of Malden’s bus- 2005-2009. Ward 5 Councilor Dian- ITEM STAFF iest intersections — and In 2015, the Highland na Chakoutis is facing a young woman ght for the second time SAUGUS — Today, some say one of its most Avenue-Fellsway East dangerous — will see intersection was ranked against Marven Hyppo- voters will be asked to Most 20-somethings head to some short-term changes even higher up the list — Settling lite. The 24-year-old case- support a $186 million Las Vegas to party. My friends and improvements to in- 77 of 200, with another into Horse- worker for U.S. Rep. Seth investment in Saugus and this 28-year-old headed crease safety for the thou- high crash number (59) in shoe Bend, Moulton (D-Mass.) was Public Schools in a spe- there to see the Backstreet Boys, sands of motorists who the 2011-2015 evaluation overlooking defeated by Chakoutis cial election. who are doing a residency at The pass through it daily. period. the Colo- two years ago by a nearly The price tag in- AXIS at Planet Hollywood. The intersection, a junc- The state Department rado Riv- 2-1 margin. cludes $160 million And we even followed it up by tion of two of Malden’s of Conservation and Rec- er, after a In Ward 6, City Coun- for a proposed grades going to the boy band’s after-par- most well-traveled road- reation (DCR) is working short hike cilor Peter Capano could 6-12 combination mid- ty at a nearby nightclub, where ways, has challenged driv- with city of cials to dis- in Arizona. face off against Daniel dle and high school we did some fangirling when in- ing skills for decades and cuss ways to make the From left, Edwards Staub. and a $25 million dis- dividual Backstreet Boys came stumped city of cials look- intersection safer. Short- Gayla Caw- There will be at least out on the stage that was set up. trict-wide master plan ing for ways to make the term improvements to the two new members of the But that was just the last leg of ley, Kath- that would restructure intersection safer. intersection at Fellsway school committee. our journey — along with my two leen Keefe the district to include It has been the site of East and Highland Ave- Patricia Capano, the closest friends, Cindy and Kath- and Cindy an upper elementary at least one fatality in nue are planned. 55-year-old vice chair- leen, I spent three days in Los Heng. school for grades 3-5 2006 and a steady climb Ideas include increased woman who was rst Angeles near Hollywood, tting — the wrong way — up elected in 1997, and Ma- SAUGUS, A7 in a trip to Disneyland in nearby COURTESY PHOTO the state’s top 200 inter- MALDEN, A7 ria Carrasco, a native of Anaheim, rode a mule alongside the Dominican Repub- the Grand Canyon in Arizona, lic who has been on the and went off-roading during a seven-member panel INSIDE jeep tour through Zion National since 2007, will not seek Park in Utah, among other stops, re-election this year. In Lynn In Opinion In Sports before heading back to Vegas. The other members who Talk about jumping out of my are seeking re-election Judge: Fund re Malden’s senator Connery baseball comfort zone. department. A3 takes a stand. A4 battles past this year include Donna Peabody/Middleton. B1 CAWLEY, A7 CANDIDATES, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 BUSINESS ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 HIGH 86° VOL. 139, ISSUE 164 LYNN ...... A3 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 LOW 65° OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 OBITUARIES

Shepard Simons Franklyn K. Collum, 88 Helen M. Durgin, 80 1929-2017 PEABODY — Shep- 1967. PEABODY — Frank- and Eric Lutz and LYNN — Helen M. Durgin, of South Car- ard Simons of Pea- A founding and lyn K. Collum, 88, a step-great-grand- (Newhall) Durgin, olina, and Matthew body, formerly of continuing member resident of Peabody children, Lily and Ivy age 80, of Lynn, died Durgin and his wife Swampscott and of Temple Emanu-El since 1982, passed Wilkins. He is also peacefully at her Belinda, of Lynn, Lake Worth, Fla., of Marblehead, he away Sunday, June survived by his lov- home on Saturday two brothers; Walter passed away peace- had a lifetime de- 18, 2017. ing companion, Betty June 17, 2017. She Newhall Jr. and his fully on June 18, votion to the North Born and educated O’Leary, of Medford was the wife of the wife Linda, of Lynn, 2017, Father’s Day. Shore Jewish Com- in Lynn, Franklyn was and her family who late Harold Durgin and Thomas Newhall, He was the devoted munity Center, first the son of the late cared for him. with whom she had of Lynn, 13 grand- husband of Elaine at its original home Walter Collum and Frank graduat- shared 43 years of children; Meaghan (Kahan) Simons, his wife of in Lynn and then in Marble- his wife, Ellen and the late Es- ed from Lynn English High marriage. Durgin, Elizabeth (Durgin) Sip- 69 years and who was at his head, where he chaired the ther (Moore) Linehan and her School, Class of 1947. He A lifelong resident of Lynn, prelle, Emily (Durgin) Doggett, side when he died. Physical Education Commit- husband, James Linehan; He served in the Navy after WWII she was the daughter of the Madalyn Durgin, Molly Durgin, He leaves behind his son, tee and Aquatics Committee. was the beloved husband of and was an airman of the At- late Walter E. and Mary Ellen Mattie Durgin, Halle Scul- William Simons and his part- For over 25 years, Shep led a the late Shirley B. (Clark) Col- tack Squadron 16-A off the (Jennings) Newhall. She at- ly, Maggie Cronin and Kylie ner, Nancy Cannon of Oneo- Jewish youth group for boys, lum with whom he shared 16 USS Antietam, USS Boxer and tended Lynn Schools and was Durgin, Jake Scully, Spencer nta, N.Y., and his daughter Jo The Lynn AZA #471, where he years of marriage; the devoted the USS Valley Forge Aircraft a graduate of St. Mary’s Girls Scully, Matthew Cronin and Ann Simons and her husband guided scores of young Jew- father of Margaret E. Collum Carriers. He was employed as High School, Class of 1954. Joel Durgin; two great-grand- Chet Derr of Swampscott. He ish youth into manhood. He of Saugus, MA, Franklyn K. an aviation supervisor for Van Helen had also continued children; Tristan and Ashlynn was the loving grandfather to had also been a member of Collum Jr. and his wife, Mary Dusen Aircraft, later Page Air- her education at North Shore and many nieces and neph- Emily and her husband Brent the New England Swimming Meyers of Rochester, N.Y., and ways, at Logan Airport for over Community College and Sa- ews. She was also the mother Markus, Jonathan Derr and Coaches and Officials Associ- Nola L. Castle and her hus- 43 years until his retirement. lem State University. of the late Michele Durgin, the Joseph Simons and his wife ation. For many decades, he band, Thomas of Raymond, He was a member of the Rocci She had worked as a teach- sister of the late Patricia Dix- Lynette. Devoted great grand- and his wife enjoyed belong- N.H.; the cherished grandfa- Post VFW in Beverly. er’s aide for the Lynn School on, and the sister-in-law of the father of Lily, Hannah, Isaac ing to the Kernwood Country ther of nine, Jennifer Daniels Service information: Department for over 30 years. late Ann Newhall. and Daniel Simons and to Club in Salem and the Foun- and her fiancé, John Rivard, Franklyn’s funeral will be Helen was an active life- Service information: Her Nathan Markus. Shep was the tains Country Club in Lake Dawn O’Buck and husband, held from the CUFFE-MC- long Parishioner of St. Mary’s funeral will be held on Friday beloved son of the late Josep- Worth, Fla. Michael, Derek Collum and GINN Funeral Home, 157 Parish in Lynn. Her life was at 9:30 a.m. from the SO- ha and Bertha Simons. Broth- Service information: Fu- wife, Lynne, Stephanie Re- Maple St., Lynn on Friday, centered on her family, espe- LIMINE Funeral Home, 426 er of Alan Simons and his wife neral services will be held on ichelson and husband, Jason, June 23 at 9 a.m. followed cially their athletic activities. Broadway (Rte129), Lynn, Sheila of Swampscott, the Wednesday, June 21, 2017 Scott Castle and wife, Rhonda, by a funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Whether it was a game being followed by a funeral Mass late Rhoda Berman and her at 1:30 p.m. at The Brooksby Heather Brown and husband, at St. Ann Church, 136 Lynn played or coached or a volun- at 10:30 a.m. in St. Mary’s husband Irving, and the late Village Chapel, 100 Brooks- Stephen, Thomas Castle and Street. Burial will follow at teer needed by the booster Church. Relatives and Sheldon Simons and his wife by Village Dr., Peabody, MA wife, Tiffany, and Ashley Castle; Cedar Grove Cemetery, Pea- club Helen was in attendance. friends are respectfully invit- Marcia. He also leaves behind 01960. Interment will follow and 10 great-grandchildren, body. Relatives and friends She loved spending her Satur- ed to attend. Visiting hours many nieces and nephews. at Temple Emanu-El Memori- Ethan A., Dylan, Corbin, Maya, invited. Visiting hours will day nights going out with “The Thursday 3-7 p.m. In lieu of He was particularly proud al Park, Danvers, MA. Shiva Drew, Ethan C., Porter, Eli, Lyd- be held on Thursday, June 22 Golden Girls”. flowers donations may be that his grandson, Jonathan, will be observed following ia, and Ella; the dear step-fa- from 5-8 p.m. at the funer- She is survived by 5 chil- made to the Michele Durgin who has Down syndrome, has the interment at the home ther of Jane and Charles Carey al home. In lieu of flowers, dren; Maura Durgin Scully and Memorial Scholarship c/o defied all expectations and is of Jo Ann Simons and Chet of Bradenton, Fla., Gail and contributions may be made her husband David, of Box- LCHS Alumni Association living an independent life. Derr from 3:30-8 p.m. On John Tousignant, of Hookset, in Franklyn’s memory to Ka- ford, Marcy Durgin Cronin and 235 O’Callaghan Way Lynn, Born in Boston, Shep was Thursday, the family will be N.H., and James and Debo- plan Family Hospice House, her husband Clarke, of Mar- MA 01905. Directions and raised in Lynn where he grad- receiving visitors at his late rah Murphy of Peabody and 78 Liberty St., Danvers, MA blehead, Michael Durgin and guestbook at www.solimine. uated from Lynn Classical residence from 2-4 p.m. In step-grandfather of 01923 or via www. his wife Cathy, of Salem, Mark com. High School. He received his lieu of flowers, please con- Andy and Melissa Car- caredimensions.org. degree in Business Adminis- sider making a donation to ey, Jill and Rob Wilkins, For online guestbook tration from Boston University the Simons/Derr Inclusion Lauren and Craig Add- please visit www. after serving in the Air Force Fund at the Jewish Com- ario, Michael Murphy cuffemcginn.com. during WWII. Together, with his munity Center of the North younger brothers, he trans- Shore, 4 Community Rd., Medford plans formed his father’s shoe store Marblehead, MA 01945. This into the Simons Uniform Com- will help strengthen both the Edward and Claire McDonough pany of Lynn. A successful Jewish Community Center a movie night business, it received interna- and ensure the full inclusion tional attentions when Albert of persons with intellectual MEDFORD — Med- that tells the story of an DeSalvo was caught there disabilities, both matters LYNN — Ed- N.Y.; Jeffrey ford Mayor Stephanie M. after his escape from prison in close to Shep’s heart. ward W. Mc- McDonough, orphaned brontosaurus Donough and Beverly; Julie Burke invites local resi- who travels with a group Claire (Martel) A. McDonough, dents of all ages to come of young dinosaurs on the McDonough Salem; Janice enjoy a free outdoor mov- way to reunite with their Diana B. Vick of Lynn and R. McDonough, ie to be shown behind the families. 1958-2017 Spring Hill, Fla. Dartmouth; Andrews Middle School Those attending are en- on Wednesday at dusk at Edward Jody B. Mc- couraged to bring a blan- William Mc- Donough 8:15 p.m. Diana B. Vick, born sister in law Darlene ket and celebrate the end Donough and (Robert Ro- Andrews Middle School October 9, 1958, (Vick) Williams and of the school year with passed away Satur- her husband Craig Claire (Martel) McDonough sata), Scituate; Jacquie Coté is located on Freedom Way this much-loved movie day, June 17, 2017. and son Jarett, five were born and raised in Lynn. (Todd Burton), Albuquerque; in Medford, in close prox- She moved to the brothers-in-law, Ed- Both attended Lynn schools. and Jennifer McDonough (Da- imity to Hormel Stadium. and free popcorn. United States from ward and his daugh- Edward left Lynn Tech to serve vid Barnaby), Albuquerque, The feature film will There is no charge for Bucharest, Roma- ter Stacey, Timothy, in the Navy during WWII. Claire N.M., six grandchildren, Emma be “Land Before Time,” a admission to this outdoor nia when she was Michael and his son worked at GE in Lynn after Griffin, Alicia McDonough, classic children’s movie event. ten years old with Michael Jr. and Greg- graduating from St. Mary’s. Sydney Hawes, Cameron Ro- her mother and two ory and his late wife Married on June 28, 1947, sata, Oriana McDonough and SAUGUS BRIEF aunts. Diana lived in Lynn for Karen and daughter Michae- they raised a family of seven April Burton, two great-grand- children, and were co-own- children, two brothers Richard the past 48 years. She never la, her mother in law Loretta collection day falls on met a stranger and had many Vick and late father in law Ed- ers of McDonough’s Wrought Martel, Temecula, Calif., Rob- Delay on trash and Iron & Fence Company of ert Martel, Bullhead, Ariz., and recycling collection Tuesday through Friday friends. She also had an enor- ward Vick Sr., and many good should leave trash and/or mous heart for all animals. friends, among them, Joyce, Salem. They moved to Florida many nieces and nephews. recycling out the morn- Diana was a mother to any Rhonda, Jacqueline and her in 1981, and enjoyed many Service inforamtion: Rela- Trash and recycling ing after their regularly child that came into her life, very special friend Shaka. wonderful years of retirement tives and friends are kindly collection will run on scheduled collection day. especially, Michael Jr., Jar- Service information: Vis- together. Edward passed invited to gather for a memo- a one-day delay from The compost site will be ett, Michaela, Joshua, Kiani, itation will be Thursday 11 away March 16, 1996. Claire rial/interment service on Fri- Wednesday, July 5 to Reggie, Jordan and Devanie. a.m. to 1 p.m. in the GO- lived on in Spring Hill until day, June 23, 2017, at 12:30 Saturday, July 8, because open during normal hours She was predeceased by her ODRICH Funeral Home, 128 her death on December 15, p.m. at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, of the observance of the on Saturday, July 1 and mother Paula, father Sarkis Washington St., Lynn, fol- 2016. They are survived by 134 Broadway, Lynn. For on- Fourth of July holiday. Wednesday, July 5 from 8 Bairamian and is survived lowed by burial in Pine Grove seven loving children: Joyce line guestbook please visit JRM will collect waste a.m. to 2 p.m. by her husband Walter Vick, Cemetery. M. McDonough, Rochester, www.cuffemcginn.com. and recycling on its nor- Contact Lorna Cer- mal schedule Monday and bone, the solid waste and there will be no collection recycling coordinator, at Tuesday. 781-231-4036 with any Hitting the books in Nahant library Residents whose questions. MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF

Baker wants state to spend Monday the money would go to “strategic invest- $500M on life sciences ments in public infra- BOSTON (AP) — Gov. structure, research and Charlie Baker is recom- development, workforce mending Massachusetts training and education.” The money would be spend up to $500 million managed by the Massachu- over the next five years to setts Life Sciences Center. bolster its leadership in Baker unveiled the legis- life sciences. lative proposal days ahead The Republican said of a Wednesday trip to the 2017 BIO International Convention in San Diego. IN MEMORIAM He said the money STEPHEN B. CELATA would help the state AKA to continue “attracting ANDY BLACKSMITH 1964 ~ JUNE 20 ~ 2017 world-class companies in ON HIS SECOND ANNIVERSARY innovation and technology, giving researchers the best available tools and educational environment, training our workforce COURTESY PHOTO and providing successful Residents search through books at the annual book sale at the Nahant Public Library. careers” in Massachusetts.

By Bridget Turcotte will benefit the Friends matted. Shea died earlier cert and closed the event ITEM STAFF of the Library, who sup- this year and the photos with the “Nahant Hymn,” 781-593-7700 port the Nahant Library’s were donated by his fam- written by John Dineen Publishing Daily, except Sundays NAHANT — The li- many programs for chil- ily. and Robert Risch in 1990. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 brary’s annual book sale Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA dren and adults. As a tradition, many The sale will continue began Sunday and will Library director Sharon people choose to purchase and additional offices. today and Thursday 10 Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item continue throughout the Hawkes said this year’s a year’s worth of reading a.m. to 7 p.m., Wednesday Subscriptions week with thousands of collection includes a large materials and donate the Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States and Friday from 10 a.m. to books available for less number of cookbooks, and books back for others to On angels' wings you were taken, $20.00 for 4 weeks than a dollar. a collection of island pho- read the following year, 5 p.m., and Saturday from But in our hearts you'll stay. $65.00 for 13 weeks Books, which were do- tography by James Shea, a said Hawkes. 12-4 p.m. And in God's light you will rest $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year nated to the library for the Nahant resident. To kick off the event on until we meet again someday. Bridget Turcotte can be With all our love, Mom, sister Send payment to and POSTMASTER, sale, start at 50 cents for Ocean-themed photo- Sunday, the Apollo Club of send address changes to: reached at bturcotte@item- Debra, brother Richard Jr. and wife paperbacks and range up graphs by local artist Boston, the second-oldest Kristi, nieces and nephews, The Daily Item to $3 for novels. DVDs are James Shea are being sold men’s song group in the live.com. Follow her on family and friends 110 Munroe St. also available. All sales for $20 each, framed and country, performed a con- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 A3 LYNN Judge: Fund fire department

By Thomas Grillo Tabit not only ruled in favor of next fiscal year to level fund the ing clause of the contract,” the amount to fully fund all staff- ITEM STAFF the union, but he will oversee its department. The union wrote to union said in court documents. ing provisions, according to the implementation over the next the mayor twice requesting an “A failure to provide appropri- city’s filing. An Essex Superior Court judge year. assurance the budget would be ate staffing places firefighters Still, that number is less than has ordered the city to fully fund The 17-page complaint asked sufficient to meet the terms of and residents of Lynn at risk of the 2017 budget of $628,000. the Lynn Fire Department con- the court to compel the city to the contract, according to court irreparable harm …” Kennedy declined to comment. tract. comply with the collective bar- documents. The mayor did not Attorneys for the city ar- Union President Michael The ruling by Judge Salim gaining agreement that calls for respond and the union went to gued the mayor has always O’Connor, the union’s lawyer, Tabit on Monday is in response 35 firefighters and officers on court. intended to meet the contract Leah M. Barrault, and Fire to a suit filed last week by the each shift. “It is now clear that the mayor requirements. The mayor will Chief James McDonald did not Lynn Firefighters Union Local Last month, the union was does not intend to submit an ap- recommend an appropriation return calls seeking comment. 739 against the city and Mayor informed that the mayor would propriation request to the City of $618,000 for the department Thomas Grillo can be reached Judith Flanagan Kennedy. submit a budget request for the Council sufficient to the staff- in fiscal year 2018, a sufficient at [email protected].

Demonstrators march Taking ‘A Walk Through Lynn’ for social justice

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Essex County Community Organization (ECCO) held a march for so- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK cial justice on Monday. Above, demonstrators make their way from Red Lynn artist Annette Sykes, right, speaks to Katelyn McCarthy, left, Rock Park in Lynn to Swampscott. and Avery Dwyer, both of East Boston, about how she creates her Gilded Sunrise paintings during her gallery opening at LynnArts on Saturday.

The Rev. Andre Ben- A painting of nett speaks to dem- Goldfish Pond by onstrators during the Annette Sykes ECCO march. hangs in a gallery at LynnArts.

Marcos Squires was among many protest- ing for racial justice Julio Mota of Lynn looks at pieces painted by Annette Sykes hang- and protection for ing in her show “A Walk Through Lynn” on display at LynnArts. immigrants.

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John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Subscriptions [email protected] Circulation READERS’ FORUM [email protected] Ext. 3 Vote ‘yes’ relief — an unprecedented can afford it. The opposing Newsroom figure. The money to ac- abutters ultimately are [email protected] on rail trail quire the use easement is not operating from what [email protected] EDITORIAL already available and the is in the town’s best inter- Ext. 4 To the Editor: Finance Committee has est no matter how they or The upcoming election on their lawyers try to spin it. Sports approved the outlay which [email protected] the rail trail seems to have was overwhelmingly The sad fact is that the brought out the best and passed by Town Meeting. opposing abutters were Ext. 5 Malden’s senator the worst in the Swamp- Swampscott’s Finance against it even when it Retail and Online scott community. The vol- Committee knows the would not have cost the Advertising unteers who have donated budget and the needs of town money to acquire the [email protected] takes a stand so much time and money the school and other com- rights had the opposing and elbow grease toward munity entities, and has abutters not blocked it. ADVERTISING Malden’s state senator has joined the making this trail a reality endorsed the rail trail. But then again, the oppos- Ernie Carpenter Jr. push to raise the legal age for purchas- says a lot about the commu- The construction of the ing abutters are against it Interim Director of Advertising ing tobacco products in Massachusetts nity spirit of Swampscott rail trail will be accom- even when statistics show and Business Development, ext. 1355 from 18 to 21. But e-cigarettes and the and speaks well toward the plished as it has been done crime goes down; property [email protected] growing popularity of vaping is the tar- future of the town. in many towns by grants values go up; and it is safer Bob Gunther get of Sen. Jason Lewis’ bill titled, An It has also brought out and private donations. for bike riders, commuters Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 Act to Protect Youth from the Health a disturbing dark side of All those made-up figures and school children. There [email protected] Risks of Tobacco and Nicotine Addiction. false assertions by many claiming millions and mil- is no mystery why the po- Michele Iannaco The key word in the bill’s title is “ad- opposing. For example, lions are wrong; they are lice chief and the School Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 diction.” By pushing for an increase in certain opposing abutters just more scare tactics. Committee have endorsed [email protected] have been telling people the legal age to purchase tobacco and Even if an easement the rail trail. Ralph Mitchell attacking vaping, Lewis is exposing the they are going to lose their ultimately has to be pur- The citizens of Swamp- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 continued push by the tobacco industry homes because of the rail chased, the appraised val- scott should ask them- [email protected] to target young people. trail. Absolutely not true. ue of an easement over the selves, why is it that Lynn, No land or building is be- Patricia Whalen Successive anti-smoking campaigns already existing utility Marblehead, Salem, Dan- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 and educational efforts in schools, cou- ing taken and no one is corridor is quite modest vers, Peabody, Ipswich, [email protected] pled with well-publicized findings about losing their home or prop- for a 10-foot path; a frac- Lynnfield, Gloucester the dangers of smoking, helped create erty. (No current public tion of the current corri- and Topsfield have recre- BUSINESS OFFICE deed shows that any abut- the vaping industry. Repackaging the dor owned and used by ational trails or are get- Beth Bresnahan addictive dangers of smoking into a ter owns the land at is- National Grid which is a ting recreational trails Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 high-technology product built around sue). These falsehoods are 40-100 foot wide swath. but Swampscott does not? [email protected] clearly being used as un- vaping equipment helped spawn a The $850,000 is a conser- Why is it that those towns Susan J. Conti modernized e-cigarette industry with a derhanded scare tactics. vative figure and includes have built those trails Controller, ext. 1288 strong appeal to young people. Those opposed are not only the acquisition of with state grants that [email protected] Lewis said national research shows 1 claiming this is really a the easement, but the en- Swampscott has helped “land grab” and not an Ted Grant in 4 high school students indicated they gineering and design, in- fund, yet, Swampscott Publisher, ext. 1234 have tried e-cigarette products com- easement. This too is false. cluding accommodation of still has an abandoned, [email protected] pared to 1 in 25 three years ago. Vap- The town is seeking an abutter concerns. overgrown, unsafe corri- Marian Kinney ing, in his view, helps keep cigarettes on easement — permission Other scare tactics are dor and has not received a to use. No land is being ext. 1212 school grounds and allows the smoking to claim the money will dime of those state funds? [email protected] industry to retain a hold on young peo- taken and those opposing keep the town from ac- It is time for the citizens ple. know this, but spout false quiring school boilers and of Swampscott to have a Will Kraft alternative facts hoping Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 His push to increase the legal age to firetrucks — suggesting rail trail. This is not a path [email protected] use tobacco in Massachusetts shows they can mislead the cit- they are mutually exclu- to nowhere as asserted by Lewis is aware e-cigarettes do not exist izens of Swampscott to sive. In endorsing the proj- Paul Dwyer, who is not on Jennifer Perez in a vacuum. vote against much-need- ect, the School Committee the committees who stud- ext. 1205 [email protected] Even without advertising, cigarette ed community space. Do has made clear that it does ied the proposal, and is an manufacturers have ways to capture not be fooled. The oppos- not take funding away abutter. Do not be fooled Carolina Trujillo the attention of young people during an ing abutters (as there are from the school district. by self-interested, biased Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 especially dangerous time in their lives. many abutters who are in In the words of the School and false and exaggerat- [email protected] American teenagers are coming of age favor) are entitled to their Committee, “[w]e do not ed scare tactics. The rail Jim Wilson at a time when drug use is the focus of opinions, but they are not have to choose between a trail creates a safe route to Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 heightened attention. entitled to spread false rail trail or good schools, schools and the commuter [email protected] Marijuana legalization in Massachu- facts and mislead the cit- we can have both … [We] train, much-needed rec- CIRCULATION setts sets the stage for the expansion izens of Swampscott. have received an unprece- reational space, and will You see, I have been an Lisa Mahmoud of a new industry to sell products and dented increase in capital improve the entire com- Manager, ext. 1239 reach out to capture the youth markets abutter and my family’s funding to make sensible munity. [email protected] always coveted by manufacturers. The land was actually taken and important upgrades Inga Parsons CLASSIFIED law passed by the voters in 2016 re- (not just used) for a na- and repairs to our school Swampscott stricts marijuana use to adults. But as tional park. Fortunately, facilities.” The funds nec- Abbe Young Smith it grows and becomes a part of the Mas- my family’s self-interested essary for the boilers and Concerned about Manager, ext. 1276 sachusetts landscape, the recreation- and loud voice did not pre- fire truck were approved [email protected] al pot industry is sure to view today’s vail. But I understand the at Town Meeting. cemetery Kerry Smith teenagers as tomorrow’s marijuana con- opposing abutter mental- What the voters of Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 sumers. ity. They will try to make Swampscott must under- To the Editor: [email protected] Lewis has hammered home the seri- it about the community, stand is that a vote of no is At 11 a.m. on June 4, I NEWSROOM ousness of tobacco use by focusing his about taxes, about fear — a vote against the recom- went to the Parkland Av- legislation on “nicotine addiction.” He is whatever it takes to delay mendations and endorse- enue side of Pine Grove Bill Brotherton sure to face opposition from the vaping or defeat. Their strategy ments of the Selectmen, the Cemetery to visit a loved Features Editor ext. 1338 industry as he pushes his bill through is to scare the citizens of Finance Committee, the one and found the gate [email protected] legislative committees, but he may in- Swampscott with wild Conservation Committee, locked. I had to make an Gayla Cawley cite debate about tobacco use in schools claims of millions of dol- the School Committee, the unsafe turn to get back Reporter, ext. 1236 and about the national tragedy of young lars in taxes and shiver- Chief of Police, the Plan- on Parkland Avenue and [email protected] people and addiction. ing students and teachers. ning Board, the Capital Im- so did another driver at- Cheryl Charles But what they are really provement Committee, the tempting to enter the cem- Night Editor, ext. 1278 trying to do is get citizens Open Space Plan Commit- etery. [email protected] Why do they keep the to vote no to protect the tee, the Recreation Com- Tori Faieta opposing abutters’ own mittee, as well as the over- gate closed on Sunday and Copy Editor interests, not the commu- whelming approval of Town don’t tell people to use the [email protected] nity’s interests. (The pri- Meeting where the oppos- Boston Street entrance? This is so unfair to people. Thomas Grillo mary funding for the “no” ing abutters and Paul Dw- Reporter, ext. 1264 vote is opposing abutters yer (Item, Tuesday, June 6 Pamela Watson [email protected] and family and friends of Lynn Readers’ Forum) presented Spenser Hasak those opposing abutters.) all of their same “no” argu- Editor’s note: Informa- Photographer, ext. 1332 Understand that this cur- ments, including dredging tion provided by the city [email protected] rent project started near- up old projects they dis- states that the Boston Thor Jourgensen ly 20 years ago. National liked and throwing out ran- Street entrance to Pine News Editor, ext. 1267 Grid was on board provided dom million-dollar figures. Grove is always open. [email protected] those who lived next to the The vote at Town Meeting The Parkland Avenue, corridor agreed. The oppos- was 210-56 in favor of the Steve Krause Springvale Avenue and Sports Editor, ext. 1229 ing abutters refused which rail trail — a nearly 80 per- North Bend Street en- [email protected] now requires the town of cent approval. trances are open 9 a.m. to Katie Morrison Swampscott to acquire the Do not lose sight of the 2:30 p.m., Monday through rights through the pur- fact that the elected and Sports Reporter Friday. They are open on [email protected] chase of an easement. appointed folks in town holidays and during the The most recent scare government and those Owen O’Rourke month of May leading up Photographer, ext. 1224 tactic by those opposing working as selectmen and to Memorial Day. is to claim, without au- in those committees, have [email protected] thority, that it will cost the a fiduciary obligation and The city limits access to Anne Marie Tobin town millions of dollars duty to do what is in the the Parkland, Springvale Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 and raise taxes. No taxes town’s best interest. They and North Bend entrances [email protected] are being increased for have studied these issues in order to reduce their use Bridget Turcotte the rail trail. In fact, Town and have determined by drivers during morning Reporter, ext. 1269 Meeting allocated a mil- the rail trail is good for commutes and to cut down [email protected] lion dollars to property tax Swampscott and the town on illegal dumping. Ryan York 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] TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5 BUSINESS FTC to block FanDuel-DraftKings merger By Philip Marcelo rivals would “deprive cus- we merge with FanDuel,” a niche within the larger, fantasy sports companies neys general, lawmakers ASSOCIATED PRESS tomers of the substantial the company executives multibillion dollar fanta- could provide sufficient and gambling regulators benefits of direct compe- said. “In the days ahead, it sy sports market in which competition if the merg- across the country began BOSTON — Federal tition,” said Tad Lipsky, will be business as usual ESPN, Yahoo and other er went through and that to question whether the regulators are challeng- acting director of the com- as we prepare for the start major corporations have consumers are unlikely online contests amounted ing the planned merger mission’s Bureau of Com- of the NFL season.” long dominated. to view other products — to illegal sports-betting of FanDuel and Draft- petition. Daily fantasy sports con- But the FTC doesn’t ap- including the traditional, operations. Kings, saying the combi- DraftKing’s Jason Rob- tests are online games in pear to share that view, season-long fantasy sports At the time the merg- nation of the two largest ins and FanDuel’s Ni- which players build ros- concluding the two compa- competitions played by er was announced, the daily fantasy sports sites gel Eccles, the CEOs of ters of real-life athletes nies are “each other’s most millions of Americans companies said a merger would create a company the two companies, said and vie for cash and oth- significant competitor.” each year — as a mean- would help them reduce controlling more than 90 they’re disappointed by er prizes based on how “It all comes down to ingful substitute for the costs as they lobbied for percent of the market. the FTC’s decision and those athletes do in actual how you define the rele- contests offered by the two state laws recognizing The Federal Trade Com- are weighing their op- games. They grew in large vant market, and that’s companies. their legality and fought mission announced Mon- tions. That includes filing part from a 2006 federal where they fell short,” Boston-based Draft- off legal challenges in day it will file a complaint their own legal maneuver law that banned online Daniel Wallach, a Florida Kings and New York- court, as well as help them — along with the attor- to block the FTC’s efforts, gambling but created a attorney who specializes based FanDuel agreed to improve their contests. neys general of California Robins and other Draft- specific niche for fantasy in gambling and sports merge in November as Both had raised millions and the District of Colum- Kings founders said in a sports. law, said of the two com- the industry they helped of dollars through inves- bia — seeking to tempo- message to employees. DraftKings and Fan- panies. “And I’m not con- pioneer fell under intense tors and sponsorships rarily stop the deal, pend- “Please don’t let this reg- Duel have argued their vinced they’ll do any bet- regulatory scrutiny. with prominent teams ing an administrative ulatory setback distract merger doesn’t violate an- ter in a federal court.” With the two companies and sports leagues in a trial scheduled for Nov. 21. you. DraftKings is poised titrust laws because the The FTC said it also engaged in a costly ad- few short years but still Combining the onetime for growth, whether or not two companies represent isn’t convinced that other vertising war, state attor- weren’t profitable. Century 21 Hughes announces winners Stocks hit records again

By Stan Choe fifth of their year-to-date don’t see what breaks it ASSOCIATED PRESS gains. at this point of time,” said On Monday, Apple rose Nate Thooft, senior port- NEW YORK — Apple for just the second time folio manager at Manu- and other big-name tech- since two Thursdays ago. life Asset Management. nology stocks got back to It jumped $4.07, or 2.9 their winning ways Mon- “It’s going to be really, re- percent, to $146.34 for day and helped drive U.S. ally hard to predict what its second-best day of the indexes once again to re- that circumstance is. For year so far. Google’s par- cord heights. the time being, investors ent, Alphabet, rose $16.60, The Standard & Poor’s are thinking, ‘We can’t or 1.7 percent, to $975.22. 500 index rose 20.31 afford not to be in this points, or 0.8 percent, to Altogether, tech stocks market, and we’ll contin- 2,453.46 and surpassed in the S&P 500 rose 1.7 ue to play along with the its old record, set near- percent, the largest gain dynamics of the gradual ly a week ago, by half a among the 11 sectors that melt-up.’” percent. The Dow Jones make up the index. Thooft expects stocks to It’s just the latest exam- industrial average added continue rising, even with ple of investors steeling 144.71 points, or 0.7 per- prices high, because bonds themselves and “buying cent, to 21,528.99, and the look less attractive. Plus, Nasdaq composite jumped the dip.” Every time the stock market has shown profit growth is improv- 87.25, or 1.4 percent, to ing for companies, which 6,239.01. any weakness in the last eight years, it’s proven helps to justify their stock Tech heavyweights, price gains. which had been among to be a good move for in- The biggest gainer in COURTESY PHOTO the stock market’s big- vestors to buy. That’s be- cause stocks have ended the S&P 500 Monday was Century 21 Hughes employees Joan Regan, Richard Powers, Mat- gest stars until recently, led the way. After being up erasing any losses in- PerkinElmer, which sells thew Newhall and David Hughes (seated) are Centurian Award curred, only to move high- testing equipment and winners with Powers and Newhall honored for outstanding sales up more than 20 percent for the year, tech stocks in er. That long track record scientific instruments. It and Regan receiving Centurian’s Emerald Award. Hughes received the S&P 500 fell sharply has trained investors to jumped $4.16, or 6.5 per- the Gold Medallion Office Award. The Centurian Award is the high- two Fridays ago on wor- pounce whenever they see cent, to $67.73 after it est award Century 21 can bestow and is recognized worldwide for ries that they had risen a dip, and analysts have agreed to buy EUROIM- achievements in real estate sales. The awards are given annually at too much, too quickly. In noticed how ingrained the MUN Medical Laboratory the Century 21 International Convention. a little more than a week, instinct has become. Diagnostics of Germany tech stocks lost about a “It’s concerning, but I for $1.3 billion in cash. Amazon-Whole Foods tie-up could speed grocery transformation By Candice Choi urban and affluent neigh- ASSOCIATED PRESS borhoods where delivery might be more in demand. NEW YORK — Grocers As sales declined at es- trying to compete with the tablished locations, Whole threat of a combined Ama- Foods recently said it was zon and Whole Foods will hitting the brakes on ex- have to make their stores pansion and that it no lon- more appealing, leverage ger saw potential for 1,200 their locations to offer de- locations. The company FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS livery and do a better job hasn’t said whether that of collecting shopper data. thinking changes under Joseph Galetti holds a fully cooked green crab They may also need to Amazon. with a thermocouple stuck in its eye in Orono, seek innovative partners In the meantime, oth- Maine. of their own. er retailers are getting Amazon’s planned $13.7 into the delivery game by billion acquisition of the teaming up with startups. If you can’t beat organic and natural foods Instacart, which operates grocer signals a massive in 69 markets, counts bet that people will opt FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS partners including Cost- ’em, eat ’em: Pastries more for the convenience People stand outside a Whole Foods Market in co, Publix, Target and of online orders and deliv- Upper Saint Clair, Pa. Wegman’s. Whole Foods is may help crab woes ery or in-store pickup, put- also among its partners, ting even more pressure ly opened store in New Whole Foods have been though the fate of their By Patrick Whittle long struggled to find on the already competitive York City. testing meal kits as well. five-year contract may ASSOCIATED PRESS ways to control the pop- industry. Though online “I think retailers are go- DELIVERY & now be up in the air. ulation by making the orders are estimated to ac- ing to have to bring a lot IN-STORE PICKUP GETTING BIGGER ORONO, Maine — The crabs, which net fisher- count for just 1 percent to of excitement to the store,” Major grocery retailers To try to compete with unwanted crabs that have men less than a dollar per 2 percent of grocery sales, said Stew Leonard Jr., were already stepping up Amazon — which has be- plagued Maine’s clam pound, worth catching. that figure is expected to CEO of Stew Leonard’s, their efforts in delivery come a go-to destination beds for years might soon Now, three food scientists grow. a grocery chain with five and in-store pickup of on- online for a range of prod- play a new role — as ap- say they’ve happened It’s not yet clear what locations in Connecticut line orders. And Amazon’s ucts — other chains may petizer. upon a food product that specific changes are in and New York. purchase of Whole Foods look outside themselves to Two University of Maine might just be viable: green store at either Amazon Leonard noted his chain underscores the value of build up their operations. scientists and a former crab empanadas. or Whole Foods, since the is known for free samples physical locations in of- Walmart, which gets graduate student believe “I chose the green crab two companies are saying and costumed farm an- fering such options. Many more than half its revenue they may have found a specifically because it little about their plans. imals that walk around also say they will always from groceries, has been solution to the state’s was local; it was a proj- But even before the deal stores and greet shoppers. want to do some of their expanding with its acqui- trouble with invasive ect affecting the state was announced, grocers But he said he’s looking grocery shopping in person sition of Jet.com last year green crabs, and it in- of Maine,” said Joseph were scrambling to adapt for ways to modernize el- to see what they’re buying. and last week said it was volves turning the clawed Galetti, one of the scien- to shifting habits. ements of the “show” his “All stores are not going buying online men’s cloth- critters into savory pas- tists involved. “So by cre- Here’s a look at the stores put on — such as away, it’s just a matter of ing seller Bonobos. Oth- tries. ating a value-added food changes that are expected the singing animatronics finding the store/online er deals could follow the The green crabs threat- product that people will to accelerate. — to ensure that grocery equilibrium,” Credit Suisse Amazon-Whole Foods an- en Maine’s environment enjoy, we can stimulate a SHOW & SELL shopping remains a family analysts said in a note. nouncement, with Credit and economy because green crab fishery.” Grocery shopping is event. Maintaining the right Suisse analysts saying they’re ravenous preda- And it’s not just pie in likely to get more sensory, Prepared foods are an- balance will be critical. that mergers represent tors of softshell clams, one the sky. Galetti and his as retailers try to make other way grocers are in- Walmart has about 4,700 “the path to survival.” of the state’s signature colleagues have served up stores a draw beyond just creasingly making their U.S. locations, with plans JP Morgan analyst seafood items. State offi- samples to taste testers picking up staples. stores a destination. Some to offer curbside grocery Ken Goldman noted that cials have said the crabs, and published findings Kroger Co., for instance, chains have classical mu- pickup at 1,100 by the end Sprouts Farmers Market, which are native to Eu- this year in the Journal has touted the opening sicians play as shoppers of this year. Kroger has which is known for its low rope and turn red once of Aquatic Food Product of Murray’s cheese shops wander from wine sections nearly 2,800 stores that prices on natural and or- cooked, have increased in Technology stating that in some locations. Whole to sushi stations or meet operate under a variety ganic products, could be- numbers in recent years about two-thirds of tes- Foods, a leader in rede- friends for a bite. And in of names. Whole Foods’ come a more likely target as water temperatures off ters would “probably” or fining the modern grocery a nod to the popularity of footprint is far smaller for acquisition. Sprouts Maine rise. “definitely” buy the prod- experience, offers a “pro- delivery companies like with about 440 locations, has about 270 locations in Fishermen and state uct if it were locally avail- duce butcher” at a recent- Blue Apron, Kroger and though those are mostly in 15 states. fishery managers have able. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 POLICE/FIRE Police: Road rage All address information, particu- Grant Ave., was arrested and at 144 Newbury St. p.m. Saturday on Winthrop Av- larly arrests, reflect police records. In charged with assault and bat- A report of a suspicious mo- enue; at 9:26 p.m. Saturday the event of a perceived inaccuracy, tery with a dangerous weapon tor vehicle at 6:18 a.m. Monday at Hyde and Beach streets; at led to bat attack, it is the sole responsibility of the con- at 11:48 a.m. Friday. at 156 Shore Drive. A motorist 9:45 p.m. Saturday on Revere Michael Treadwell, 24, of reported car parts all over the Beach Boulevard; at 9:58 p.m. cerned party to contact the relevant 247 Forest St., was arrested and road and a parked black Lexus Saturday on Victoria Street; at Muslim teen’s death police department and have the charged with three counts of lar- with heavy front end damage. An 9:58 p.m. Saturday on Nahant department issue a notice of correc- ceny, assault and battery with a officer reported speaking to the Avenue; at 10:12 p.m. Satur- By Matthew Barakat tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or dangerous weapon, unlicensed owner who stated that the front day at Antonia’s at the Beach ASSOCIATED PRESS clarifications will not be made without operation of a motor vehicle, tire blew out on the car, which on Revere Beach Boulevard; at number plate violation and on caused all of the damage. 1:30 a.m. Sunday on Prospect FAIRFAX, Va. — A man express notice of change from the ar- charged with murder in resting police department. a warrant at 9:38 a.m. Saturday. Street; at 1:42 a.m. Sunday at Rasheed Suarez, 37, of 70 Theft Blanchard’s Liquors on Amer- the death of a Muslim Blue Hill Ave., Boston, was arrest- ican Legion Highway; at 1:45 Virginia teen who was at- LYNN ed and charged with failure to A report of a stolen motor ve- a.m. Sunday on Prospect Ave- tacked near her mosque register as a sex offender and on hicle at 1:12 p.m. Monday at nue; at 1:56 a.m. Sunday on became “enraged” by a Arrests a warrant at 9:35 p.m. Saturday. 22 Hancock St. Orvis Road; at 2 a.m. Sunday traffic argument with one Gary Jeune, 33, of 19 Marston on Barrett Street; at 2:22 a.m. of the girl’s friends and Raymond Bryant, 63, was ar- Vandalism hit her with a baseball rested and charged with drinking St., was arrested and charged Sunday on Reservoir Avenue; at with miscellaneous statutory vio- 3:02 a.m. Sunday on Prospect bat before abducting her, in public at 11:35 a.m. Monday. A report of vandalism at 5:11 police said Monday. William Mejia was arrested lation at 1:01 p.m. Monday. a.m. Monday at Leather City Avenue; at 9:16 a.m. Sunday Mark Hatch, 55, of 4 Ashland on Beach Street; at 5:34 p.m. Though the slaying of on warrant charges of nighttime Commons at 77 Lowell St. A Nabra Hassanen — whose breaking and entering for a fel- St., was arrested and charged citizen reported vandalism to a Sunday at Revere Beach Train PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS with miscellaneous statutory Station on Shirley Avenue; at body was found in a pond ony, trespassing, disturbing the fence near water canal at Leather — raised concerns that Police in Fairfax, Va., peace, shoplifting by asporta- violation at 1:01 p.m. Monday. City Commons. An officer report- 7:03 p.m. Sunday at Revere William Severino, 33, of 99 Housing Authority on Adams she was targeted because said Monday that tion, disorderly conduct and ed two spindles slightly bent. she was Muslim, Fairfax “road rage” was to malicious damage to a motor Riverside Ave., was arrested Court; at 9:26 p.m. Sunday on County police spokes- blame for the slaying vehicle at 10:23 a.m. Monday. and charged with miscella- Glendale Street; at 10:06 p.m. neous statutory violation, re- REVERE Sunday on Hichborn Street; at woman Julie Parker said of 17-year-old Nabra Kenneth Newman, 52, of at a news conference that 1145 Washington St., Boston, sisting arrest, and disorderly 11:02 p.m. Sunday at Exeter Hassanen, who was conduct at 1:01 p.m. Monday. Arrests House on Charger Street; at police have no reason to walking with friends was arrested and charged with believe that the killing larceny from a building, Class Austin Thomas Ferreira, 27, 11:23 p.m. Sunday on Ward to her mosque be- Accidents Street. was a hate crime. tween Ramadan A drug possession, violation of of 55 W Britannia St., Taunton, “Nothing indicates the city knife ordinance, and was arrested and charged with prayers this weekend. A report of a motor vehicle Overdose that this was motivated carrying a dangerous weapon accident at 5:03 p.m. Friday on shoplifting by concealing mer- by race or by religion. It male teen, Parker said. at 5:56 p.m. Sunday. Salem Street; at 5:10 p.m. Fri- chandise second offense at A report of a possible over- appears the suspect be- Dennis Reed, 38, of 100 day at BJ’s Warehouse at 909 8:37 p.m. Saturday. came so enraged over this The suspect, 22-year-old dose at 9:50 a.m. Friday on Darwin Martinez Torres, Edgemere, was arrested and Fellsway; at 7:18 p.m. Friday at Timothy L. Jackson, 49, of Squire Road. traffic argument that it charged with possession of Five Guys at 65 Station Landing; 10 Summer St., Apt. 3, Ames- escalated into deadly vio- drove up onto a curb and a burglarious instrument, de- at 8:48 p.m. Friday at Brookline bury, was arrested on a warrant Theft lence,” Parker said. the group scattered, Park- struction of property, and at- Bank at 201 Salem St.; at 9:04 at 10:06 p.m. Friday. Hassanen, 17, was with er said. Martinez Torres tempt to commit a crime at p.m. Friday at Demets Donuts at A report of a larceny/forgery/ a group of as many as 15 caught up with them in 10:32 p.m. Sunday. 199 Mystic Ave.; at 8:59 a.m. Accidents fraud at 8:29 a.m. Friday at teens who had left their a nearby parking lot, got Saturday at Mystic Valley Parkway Revere High School on School Sterling-area mosque be- out of his car armed with A report of a motor vehicle Accidents and Winthrop Street; at 11:16 Street; at 12:11 p.m. Saturday tween Ramadan prayers a baseball bat and began accident at 1:12 p.m. Friday a.m. Saturday at Clematis Road on Oakwood Avenue; at 9:52 to get food at a McDon- chasing the group, she said. A report of a motor vehicle ac- on Copeland Circle; at 4:04 and Doonan Street; at 1:06 a.m. Sunday on Dolphin Ave- ald’s, Parker said. “His anger over that cident at 7:27 p.m. Sunday at p.m. Friday at North Shore Road p.m. Saturday at Oasis Brazilian nue; at 4:01 p.m. Sunday on They were making their earlier encounter then 233 Chestnut St.; at 8:15 p.m. and Dehon Street; at 7:55 p.m. Steakhouse at 373 Main St.; at Arnold Street. way back to the All Dulles led to violence when he Sunday at 35 Washington St.; at Friday on Brown Circle; at 9:58 7:59 p.m. Saturday at 11 Com- Area Muslim Society be- hit Nabra with a baseball 7:40 a.m. Monday at Holyoke p.m. Friday on Lincoln Street; mercial St.; at 1:58 p.m. Sunday tween 3 and 4 a.m. Sunday, bat,” Parker said. She said and Walnut streets; at 8:25 a.m. at 10:06 p.m. Friday at Salem Vandalism at 27 St. James Road; at 2 p.m. some walking and some he took the girl with him Monday on Arlington Street. and Franklin streets; 10:47 p.m. Sunday at Orchard and Winthrop A report of vandalism at 8:29 riding bikes, when the sus- in his car to a nearby lo- A report of a motor vehicle hit Friday at One Stop Convenience streets; at 4:12 p.m. Sunday at a.m. Friday on Rice Avenue; at pect drove up to the group cation, where she was as- and run accident at 12:53 a.m. on Revere Street; at 10:21 p.m. 75 Fountain St.; at 9:03 a.m. 8:36 p.m. Saturday at Taco Bell and began to argue with a saulted a second time. Monday at 6 Rockaway St. Saturday on State Road; at Sunday at Alexander Avenue and on Squire Road. A report of a motor vehicle 10:27 p.m. Saturday on Hyde Main Street. accident with personal injury Street; at 10:51 p.m. Saturday SAUGUS at 1:55 a.m. Monday at 382 Complaints on Revere Beach Boulevard; at Lynn gang leader Essex St. 10:56 p.m. Saturday on Cum- Accidents A report of a disturbance at mings Avenue; at 11:17 p.m. Assaults 11:16 p.m. Friday at 12 Hadley Saturday on Cheever Street; at A report of a motor vehicle wanted by the FBI 12:06 a.m. Sunday on Kilburn accident with personal injury at A report of an assault and Place; at 6:18 a.m. Saturday at Street; at 12:18 a.m. Sunday resided at 108 Empire St. battery at 9:10 p.m. Sunday 12 Hadley Place; at 9:34 a.m. 2:17 p.m. Friday at McDonald’s FBI Saturday at 8 Yale St.; at 3:53 at Caruso Northgate Apartments at 127 Broadway. A vehicle into From A1 in Lynn. on Oxford Street; at 1:55 a.m. on Lantern Road; at 12:50 a.m. Monday on Lynn Shore Drive. p.m. Saturday at 73 Almont St.; a pole with entrapment was re- Touch has six tattoos: at 10:09 p.m. Saturday at 20 Sunday at Slades Mill on Revere ported by multiple callers. The the FBI Boston Division. the word “blood” on his Beach Parkway; at 3:51 a.m. Breaking and Entering Warren St.; at 7:31 a.m. Sun- fire captain reported a motor An arrest warrant was right upper arm; the word day at Shop N Go Inc. at 374 Sunday at Ray’s Sunoco Service vehicle into a telephone pole issued for Touch on Jan. “Mayhem” on the right A report of a motor vehicle Salem St.; at 10:29 a.m. Sun- on Broadway. Ismael Guzman, with a single occupant, but 10, 2017 by Middlesex side of his neck; a baby breaking and entering at 8:53 day at 53 Fellsway West. 23, of 206 Western Ave., Lynn, there was no entrapment. The Superior Court after he footprint on the right side p.m. Sunday at 37 Locust St.; was summoned for leaving an person was taken to Massa- failed to appear in court of his neck with the word at 9:41 p.m. Sunday at 28 Theft accident scene after property chusetts General Hospital and on charges of possession “Kayden” above it; the Dearborn Ave.; at 12:19 p.m. damage; at 5 a.m. Sunday at the vehicle was towed. of a large capacity fire- letter “Y” with the word A report of a larceny at 10:12 Monday at 28 Mayfair St. Speakeasy on Broadway; at A report of a motor vehicle arm, possession of firearm “Young” underneath his a.m. Saturday at 12 Pearl St.; 10:50 a.m. Sunday at Dunkin’ accident at 11:23 a.m. Satur- without a license, posses- right inner forearm; the at 2:26 p.m. Sunday at 42 Donuts on Broadway. A 17-year- day at Best Buy/Square One sion of a large capacity letter “B” with the word Complaints Bower St.; at 2:28 p.m. Sunday old juvenile was summoned for Mall at 1201 Broadway; at feeding device, carrying a “Blood” beneath it on his at Planet Fitness at 686 Fells- unlicensed operation of a motor A report of a disturbance at 1:40 p.m. Sunday at 92 Lin- loaded firearm, and defac- forearm; and the word 11:56 a.m. Sunday on Broad- way St.; at 8:45 a.m. Monday vehicle; at 3:58 p.m. Sunday coln Ave. Multiple callers re- ing a serial number on a at 106 Fellsway West. at Broadway Convenient on “Touch” on his left hand. way; at 12:41 p.m. Sunday at ported a car into a telephone firearm. The FBI is offering a 7 Liberty Square; at 3:39 p.m. Broadway; at 7:25 p.m. Sunday pole; at 6:32 p.m. Sunday at On May 22, 2017, an Vandalism on Centennial Avenue; at 7:49 monetary reward of up to Sunday at Green Tea at 751 590 Lincoln Ave. additional arrest warrant $10,000 for information Lynnway; at 8:58 p.m. Sunday p.m. Sunday at Janvrin Avenue A report of vandalism at 8:14 was issued for him out of leading to his arrest. Any- on Princeton Terrace; at 12:04 and Trevalley Road; at 9:35 p.m. a.m. Sunday 29 Capen St.; at Breaking and Entering U.S. District Court in Bos- one with information re- a.m. Monday at 66 Laighton Sunday on State Road. 1:21 p.m. Sunday at Senior ton for unlawful flight to garding his whereabouts St.; at 1:18 a.m. Monday at 60 A report of a pedestrian hit by A report of a breaking and Center at 101 Riverside Ave.; avoid prosecution. should call the FBI Bos- Fayette St.; at 1:45 a.m. Mon- a motor vehicle at 10:09 a.m. entering at WROL Radio Station at 12:19 a.m. Sunday at 1 Riv- Touch, 28, is considered day at 7 Moulton St.; at 10:41 Sunday on Squire Road. at 70 Salem Turnpike. ton Division’s North erside Ave. armed and dangerous. a.m. Monday at 330 Lynnway. Shore Gang Task Force at He is described to be a 1-857-386-2000. Tips can Assaults Complaints Cambodian male who is Overdose PEABODY also be electronically sub- A report of an assault at A report of suspicious activity a legal U.S. citizen with mitted at tips.fbi.gov. A report of an overdose at Arrests 10:58 a.m. Saturday on Gris- at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Veterans black hair, brown eyes, 4:27 p.m. Sunday on Summer wold Street. Mike C. Petrillo, 34, Memorial Elementary School and a goatee. He is 5 feet, Bridget Turcotte can Street; at 10:15 p.m. Sunday Dennis J. Caufield Jr., 26, of of 100 Home St., Malden, was at 25 Hurd Ave. An employee 7 inches in height and be reached at bturcotte@ on President Street. 24 Estes St., Apt. 2, Lynn, was summoned for assault and bat- reported male youths on the about 220 pounds. He last itemlive.com. arrested and charged with two tery with a dangerous weapon; property smoking and drink- Theft counts of Class B drug posses- at 2:24 p.m. Saturday at Shirley ing on the playground. Police sion with intent to distribute, Avenue Bath House on Revere reported walking around the Everett teen arrested A report of a motor vehicle Class A drug distribution with Beach Boulevard; at 10:08 p.m. school and speaking with sev- theft at 1:13 p.m. Sunday at 54 intent to distribute, Class C drug Saturday on Derby Road. eral parents, and found that the Lovers Leap Ave.; at 5:56 p.m. possession with intent to distrib- A report of an assault and call was unfounded. after Saugus standoff Sunday at 7 Cressey Place. ute and operating after a revoked battery at 2:57 p.m. Sunday on A report of a disturbance at A report of a larceny at 4:28 license at 12:34 p.m. Monday. Roughan Street. STANDOFF are grateful the incident 9:51 a.m. Saturday at Burger was resolved safely and p.m. Sunday at 238 Union St.; James R. Legault Jr., 28, of King/Janco Central at 1449 From A1 at 9:50 p.m. Sunday at 176 88 Green St., Lynn, was arrest- Breaking and Entering quickly by Saugus Police Broadway. A caller reportedly The suspect, who was and other area law en- Franklin St.; at 10:01 p.m. ed and charged with two counts witnessed two men fighting in Sunday at Green Tea at 751 of Class B drug possession with A report of a breaking and unnamed because he is a forcement agencies.” the parking lot and one had juvenile, is charged with Chandler Legear, a Lynnway; at 10:13 a.m. Mon- intent to distribute, Class A drug entering at 3:48 p.m. Saturday a hammer. Police reported intent to commit a felony, Sears employee, said he day at 78 Whiting St. possession with intent to dis- at Revere Housing Authority on speaking to several people in malicious destruction of didn’t expect to walk into tribute, Class C drug possession Constitution Avenue. A 17-year- the parking lot and restaurant, property, and larceny of a a police drama when he Vandalism with intent to distribute and on a old juvenile was arrested for who stated they did not see firearm, police said. arrived to work Monday. warrant at 12:34 p.m. Monday. threat to commit a crime. anyone fighting; at 4:08 p.m. A report of motor vehicle van- “It makes me feel not Matheus Lula, 25, of 76 Wal- Saturday at Friendly’s at 777 Authorities are still dalism at 2:22 a.m. Monday at safe at all,” he said. “I’m nut St., Apt. 4, was arrested on a Complaints Broadway. searching for a weapon 25 Eastern Ave.; at 10:07 a.m. that may have been sto- just worried for everyone warrant at 11:56 a.m. Monday. A report of a disturbance at Monday at 60 Woodman St. Fire len from the store, said involved.” Accidents 1:54 a.m. Friday at Wendy’s on DiMella. David DeRuosi, super- MALDEN Squire Road; at 11:55 a.m. Fri- A report of a fire at 6:41 p.m. Saugus Police Lt. Ron- intendent of Saugus Pub- A report of a motor vehicle day on Shirley Avenue; at 1:18 Saturday at 21 Newhall Ave. A ald Giorgetti said am- lic Schools, said Saugus Assaults accident involving a police ve- p.m. Friday on Taft Street; at caller reported a fire on her stove. munition may have been High School, Belmonte hicle at 6:56 a.m. Monday at 6:12 p.m. Friday at Broadway taken too. Giorgetti said Middle School, Waybright A report of an assault with a 21 Benevento Circle. and School Street; at 6:58 Saugus police unknowing- Elementary School, and p.m. Friday on Jones Road; at Theft dangerous weapon at 10:45 A report of a motor vehicle ac- ly had a conversation with Oaklandvale Elementa- 8:24 p.m. Friday at McDonald’s p.m. Friday on Adams Street. cident at 7:10 a.m. Monday at A report of a larceny at 6 p.m. the teen at Broadway and ry School were secured on Squire Road; at 1:16 a.m. Peabody Shell at 85 Lynnfield Sunday at 39 Summit Ave. A Route 1 around 7 a.m. in place because of their Theft St.; at 8:58 a.m. Monday at Car- Saturday on Reservoir Ave- woman reported she had been proximity to the shopping nue; at 1:44 a.m. Saturday at A detailed search of roll School at 60 Northend St.; seeing a man for about a week, Square One shifted to center. A report of a larceny at 4:38 at 1:27 p.m. Monday at 0 Route Showcase Cinemas on Squire and since that time, she is The suspect is await- p.m. Friday at Sega Auto Sales Road; at 2:15 a.m. Saturday Everett when the suspect 128 South and 208 Andover missing $500. was located in that city. ing an arraignment. Ad- on Ferry Street. St.; at 2:58 p.m. Monday at 133 on Broadway; at 3:58 a.m. ditional charges may be A report of motor vehicle theft Saturday at Caruso Northgate “We worked with the Main St. and 2 Pierpont St. Vandalism mall very closely, there added as the investigation at 11:07 a.m. Saturday on Co- A report of a motor vehicle hit Apartments on Lantern Road; continues. lumbia Street. at 2:51 p.m. Saturday on De- A report of vandalism at 6:42 was a lot of video to go and run accident at 7:27 a.m. through,” said DiMella. Monday at 18 Brentwood Drive. hon Street; at 4:11 p.m. Sat- a.m. Saturday at 27 Spring Item reporter Bridget MEDFORD urday at Lee’s Trailer Park on St. A caller reported someone “We actually had contact Turcotte contributed to Complaints Revere Beach Parkway; at 8:12 had thrown ice cream all over with this suspect at the this story. Arrests p.m. Saturday on Winthrop Av- her vehicle. Police reported an scene.” A report of a disturbance at enue; at 9:05 p.m. Saturday ongoing issue with a neighbor- The mall reopened at Matt Demirs can be Jeffrey Etter, 37, of 141 6:14 a.m. Monday at Sunoco on Hichborn Street; at 9:06 hood teen. 1 p.m. with manager Mi- reached at mdemirs@ chael Connell stating: “We itemlive.com. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Peabody water rates may be on the rise Choices aplenty WATER RATES from its stabilization fund officials wrestled withban declared by July 1, ac- From A1 (sometimes known as the whether to go with a rate cording to the mayor. await Lynn voters rainy day account) to cov- increase or use the stabili- “Certainly, spring has owe the MWRA up to $2.2 er the additional MWRA zation fund. had a significant amount Casey, Brian Castellanos, million. Insurance will costs rather than raising “I felt that it was best CANDIDATES of rain and we are not Elizabeth Rosario Gerva- cover about $1 million of water and sewer rates. we went forward with the From A1 near where we were last cio, Gayle Hearns-Rogers, that cost, the mayor said. “When we talk about a water and sewer rates be- year … when we did have Sandra Lopez, Natasha At this week’s City rainy day, this is a rainy,” cause people have more Coppola, John Ford, Lor- a mandatory water ban,” Megie-Maddrey, Jessica Council finance committee said Ward 6 Councilor control over that,” said raine Gately, and Jared said Bettencourt. “There Murphy, Michael Sat- meeting, councilors will Barry Sinewitz. “We had Bettencourt. “I thought Nicholson. The mayor terwhite, and Stanley consider a 10 percent in- a fire; it was a disaster it might be more attrac- will be a voluntary wa- serves as chair. Wotring Jr. crease in water and sewer and we might need $1 mil- tive to residents that they ter ban coming (to) try A handful of candidates to curb some of the costs rates being proposed by lion to $1.2 million. That have a little more control have also taken out papers Thomas Grillo can be the mayor. is where we should go to of the water.” coming from the MWRA. to run including Jordan reached at tgrillo@item- Several councilors have free cash. It’s going to be a In addition to a rate in- July and August are the Avery, Cherish Rashida live.com. said they would rather huge bill to absorb.” crease, it’s also likely there (busiest) months for wa- see the city use money The mayor said city will be a voluntary water ter usage.” Saugus voters go Gayla Cawley: Go West, young woman CAWLEY to school today From A1 SAUGUS Belmonte Middle School As someone who has From A1 Dow Street never even gone horse- Precinct 9: back riding, it wasn’t com- at the existing Belmonte forting to sign a waiver Middle School and a low- Oaklandvale School before a mule ride stating er elementary school for Main Street that I was acknowledging Pre-K through grade 2 at Precinct 10: the Veterans Memorial there was a risk of death Italian American Club and consenting to the sit- Elementary School. 1 Beachview Ave. uation. The master plan is a But luckily, I’m still town project and is not A fact sheet provided alive. being pursued through by Town Manager Scott Once I got over the the Massachusetts School Crabtree details the cost initial anxiety of being Building Authority to residents with average handed over the reins, (MSBA). The town’s share and told briefly how to of the total project would home value assessments. steer before I was sent off be an estimated $118 mil- According to The Warren on my way, it was actual- lion, bonded over a 30- Group, in March, the me- year period. ly relaxing. But, my mule, dian home value in Sau- a mix between a donkey The MSBA will reim- and horse, seemed to be burse the town at a min- gus was $374,950. a little influenced every imum rate of 53 percent At $375,000, the cost now and then to stop for — which is expected to would be $76 in 2018, $118 a snack by the animal one increase — of eligible ap- in 2019, and would contin- of my friends was riding, proved project costs for who couldn’t stop pausing the middle-high school. ue gradually increasing to eat in front of us. Polls will be open from 7 until reaching $541 in Before that, we stayed a.m. to 8 p.m., according to 2024. The cost would then in a place in Hollywood the Town Clerk’s office. begin to gradually decline. for three days, a short Precinct 1: If the vote is success- 10-minute walk from the American Legion Hall Walk of Fame and the Taylor Street ful, Crabtree said he will Chinese Theatre. Precinct 2: request a Special Town Much to my surprise, Veteran’s School Meeting and submit an when we headed towards Hurd Avenue article to be voted by Town downtown Hollywood for Precinct 3: the typical tourist hop- Hammersmith Nursing Meeting that will double on/hop-off bus tour, we Home the tax exemption for el- wandered into the LA Chestnut Street igible seniors, veterans, Pride Parade and Festi- Precinct 4: and other taxpayers to val, where a protest was Belmonte Middle School assist with taxes associat- happening on President Dow Street Donald Trump’s star. Precinct 5: ed with the investment in The California-portion Lynnhurst School the proposed middle-high ended with a day trip to Elm Street school district-wide mas- Disneyland, the happiest Precinct 6: ter plan solution. place on Earth, where my Veteran’s School friends kept reminding Hurd Avenue Bridget Turcotte can be me to don a pair of Min- Precinct 7: nie Mouse ears and show reached at bturcotte@item- COURTESY PHOTO Knights of Columbus exuberance, to fit in with 1 K of C Drive live.com. Follow her on my surroundings, I sup- This is me riding a mule alongside the Grand Canyon. Precinct 8: Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. pose. Nature stops — Grand cariously for someone who close look at a herd of bi- fun — challenging at Canyon, Antelope Canyon isn’t too fond of heights. son grazing in a field on some points, sure — but Selling a house? and Horseshoe Bend in But of course, the risk was the side of a road near the fitting everything into a Arizona, and Zion Nation- worth it. Grand Canyon. I’m happy Buying a house? week definitely gave this al Park in Utah — found At one point, my two to report there was no in- me inching my way to- friends thought it would cidence of injury on that lifelong New Englander a Find out what properties wards the edge of rocks be a good idea to get out occasion. nice snapshot of the West recently sold in your area. and cliffs, seemingly pre- of the car to get an up- All in all, the trip was Coast. Check out the Real Estate page Danger intersects streets in Malden in Saturday’s paper. MALDEN intersection, both north- of the cost of the $30,000 The long-term recom- From A1 bound and southbound. study, with Malden pay- mendation for improv- These proposals were ing the remaining $10,000 ing intersection safety signage at the intersec- suggested by an in-depth in 2016. At the time of includes permanent sig- tion, and reducing travel traffic study conducted at the study, the projected to one lane in both direc- a cost of $30,000 by Kit- cost of the short-term im- nalization at a cost of be- tions on Fellsway East telson & Associates, Inc. provements ranged from tween $650,000 and $1.2 heading into and out the The DCR footed $20,000 $50,000 to $100,000. million.

2017 Fundraising Events City of Lynn Kickoff to the 2017 FIREWORKS June 23 3:30 p.m. Golf Gannon Municipal Golf Course $30,000 Friday 6:00 p.m. Dinner 60 Great Woods Rd. Call 781-586-6770 to register Sponsored by the office of Mayor Judy Kennedy $25,000 $20,000 Red Rock Park • Lynn Shore Drive July 1 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Firecracker Road Race Monday, July 3, 2016 at 9 p.m. $15,000 Saturday Rolly’s Tavern We would like to thank our 2017 sponsors. 338 Broadway $10,000 Email [email protected] to register $5,000 July 2 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. White Rose Co eehouse Please make checks payable to The Lynn Fireworks Fund. Sunday Brunch 56 Central Square Name Mail to: Music by Dave Simmons Business The Fireworks Fund Address Lynn City Hall July 3 9 p.m. Lynn Fireworks City / State / Zip Room 306 Monday Lynn Shore Drive Lynn, MA 01901 Email (optional) For more information, please call Shannon in the Mayor’s O ce 781-586-6850 A8 TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Married ballet stars Tiler Peck, Robert Fairchild split

NEW YORK (AP) — The real-life fairy tale marriage of ballet stars Robert Fairchild and Tiler Peck is over. Representatives for the New York City Ballet prin- cipal dancers tell The Associated Press the couple is splitting: “We can confirm that Tiler and Robbie have PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS decided to part ways. They wish nothing but the best for each other as they move forward into their next phases, personally and professionally.” Car lovers’ Newport: Two museums highlight design on wheels The couple married in June 2014. After marrying, Peck, who has been on Broadway NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — Car Californien.” in the 2014 revival of “On the Town” and in “The enthusiasts now have their pick of The exhibit even includes curios- Music Man,” starred in the Susan Stroman-led destinations to get their fix while ities such as a 1957 Ferrari Bimbo musical “Little Dancer” in Washington, D.C., while visiting Newport, with two car racer, a 12-volt electric children’s Fairchild went to Paris and then Broadway for a Tony museums featuring classic and rare car that was based on the open Award-nominated run in “An American in Paris.” He cars, the newest having opened just Ferrari Spider of the time. was born in Salt Lake City and is the sister of New this month. The Audrain Auto- The Audrain’s new exhibit, “Fast, York City Ballet star Megan Fairchild, who starred on mobile Museum and the Newport Fun & Fabulous: Best of Show,” Broadway in “On the Town.” Car Museum both place a strong featuring award-winning automobiles Peck, born in Bakersfield, California, has been a emphasis on design and display the that are a superlative example of guest on “Dancing With the Stars” and has designed cars as works of art. design or that have won races, opens leotards, skirts and tunics for Body Wrappers and “What we’re really talking about July 1. received the 2016 Dance Magazine Award. is good design, and how car de- There’s still a new car smell at sign really reflects art and social the Newport Car Museum, which Jay Z’s new album ‘4:44’ history,” said David de Muzio, opened June 1 and is actually in executive director of the Audrain neighboring Portsmouth, a short to drop June 30 on Tidal Automobile Museum. “It’s another drive from the attractions of New- NEW YORK (AP) — Jay Z’s new album will be way to understand what the cars port. The museum is housed in a released June 30 and will be available only to users of 55,000-square-foot space in a build- are, why they look like they do.” the music streaming service Tidal, which the rapper The museums fit right in to the ing once used by defense contractor co-owns. spirit of Newport, a resort destina- Raytheon to manufacture missiles. Tidal announced the tion known for its mansions, folk The displays here are drawn en- news on Twitter early and jazz festivals and beaches. tirely from the private collection of Monday along with Wealthy families have summered Gunther and Maggie Buerman. a 30-second black- here for generations — bringing Around 50 cars are displayed in and-white clip from with them their cars. five galleries, with classics including a video of one of the “There is a car culture here, and Ford Shelby racing cars, Corvettes, album’s songs, featur- it goes right back to the late 19th Mopars and a large collection of ing “Moonlight” star century when Willie K. Vanderbilt fin cars, as well as some European, Mahershala Ali. The was acquiring and racing cars. British and Japanese cars. Every new album is called Some of the very first car races in model of Corvette, from a C1 to C7, “4:44.” the United States happened right is here. There’s a 1965 Ford Shelby Tidal was launched here in Newport,” de Muzio said. 427 SC Cobra, designed by Ameri- in 2015. It is co-owned Cars became part of high society, can automotive designer and racecar PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS by Beyonce, Madon- as vacationers spending time at It rotates through four exhibits per driver Carroll Shelby, one of just 31 na, Rihanna, Kanye summer homes would parade their year of around 20 cars, drawn from made, and valued by Gunther Buer- West and other art- cars around town. Some of those a collection of 225. man at $3 million. ists. Earlier this year, Sprint bought a 33 percent stake car races were held on the beach It has what de Muzio calls an “en- From a 1954 Buick to a 2017 in the service, which has more than 48 million songs here, or on Bellevue Avenue, the cyclopedic” focus, with a wide range Dodge Viper ACR, Gunther Buer- and some 175,000 videos. leafy boulevard lined by Gilded Age of different makers and years, from man said he wanted the museum to The new album is Jay Z’s first CD since “Magna Car- mansions, de Muzio said. pre-war cars to the present day. An appeal to all ages. ta Holy Grail” in 2013. It will be available to new and Both museums are drawn from exhibit on view through June 25, “The idea is to span that whole existing Sprint customers who sign up for Tidal. private collections, and they are “Drop Dead Drop Tops,” focuses on generation, so that the grandfather different and complementary. convertibles and features a range can come, the father and son have The Audrain, which opened of cars, from a 1930 Pierce-Arrow something to enjoy, the mother, the in 2014, is located in a historic Model A to a one-of-a-kind white grandmother. The whole family can SEND US YOUR STUFF building on Bellevue, next to the and blue 2013 Bugatti Veyron come and see something of interest,” International Tennis Hall of Fame. 16.4L Grand Sport Vitesse “Le Ciel he said. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! 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SUN, MOON, TIDES TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Monday...... 7080 Monday...... 4913 Cloudy skies early, then partly W winds 10 to 15 kt with Sunday...... 1671 Sunday...... 3265 Sunrise today 5:05 a.m. cloudy in the afternoon. High gusts up to 20 kt. Seas Saturday...... 7615 Saturday...... 2949 Sunset today 8:26 p.m. 86. Winds SW at 10 to 20 around 2 ft. A chance of mph. showers. Vsby 1 to 3 nm. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 5:05 a.m. Tonight: Mostly clear. Low Tonight: SW winds 10 to 15 EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 8:39 p.m. around 65. Winds SW at 10 kt with gusts up to 20 kt, di- All 4...... $5,113 All 4...... $5,269 Low tide today 2:22 p.m. to 20 mph. minishing to around 5 kt after First or last 3...... $716 First or last 3...... $738 midnight. Seas around 2 ft. Any 2...... $61 Any 2...... $63 High tide tomorrow 9:34 p.m. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6 ANY ORDER ANY ORDER All 4...... $426 All 4...... $220 First 3...... $119 First 3...... $123 Last 3...... $239 Last 3...... $123 Mass Cash: 2-10-21-24-30 JUNE 24 JULY 1 TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY M’Sunny | High 86, Low 65 P’Cloudy | High 82, Low 61 P’Cloudy | High 79, Low 66 Lucky for Life: 8-23-24-31-33 (1) SPORTS B TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 Leonard’s Agganis squad is packed with talent By Mike Alongi “It’s really just a matter of talented players from the Swampscott girls FOR THE ITEM getting everyone playing Northeastern Conference, basketball coach time and just letting each including four players Katelyn Leonard Agganis week is a time girl go out there and play from Peabody (Melis- will be at the helm when area athletes and her game.” sa Gray, Alyssa Alperen, of an Agganis coaches can put aside the Leonard will be coach- Nene Onwuogu and Ka- heated competitions of the South girls basket- ing in the Agganis Games tie Wallace) and players past and just focus on the ball squad that is for the rst time, taking from Revere (Meaghan loaded with local game. For the athletes, Gotham), Saugus (Olivia it’s one nal high school control of the South team talent from teams when it plays at 7:15 p.m. Valente) and Lynn Clas- across the North- game before moving on to sical (Soneta Srey). The the college ranks. But for on Monday at Lynn Clas- eastern Confer- sical. only non-NEC players on ence, as well as St. coaches like Swampscott the South team are Mia “It’s really quite an hon- Mary’s. The team girls basketball coach Nowicki and Temi Falayi, Katelyn Leonard, it’s a or to be picked to coach in will include Jay- this game,” Leonard said. both from St. Mary’s. chance to coach some of “We have some elite mie Caponigro, “Not only is it a great the best talent from all level players, several of one of Leonard’s chance to coach some of across the North Shore. whom will be playing Big Blue players. the best players in the “There is so much talent in college, so ‘coaching’ on both sides, it’s real- area, but it’s just great to won’t really be too much ITEM FILE PHOTO ly a coach’s dream,” said be a part of such a signi - of a concern,” said Leon- Leonard, who just com- cant local event like this.” ard. “It’s going to be an pleted her third season at The team she’ll be the helm of the Big Blue. coaching is chock-full of AGGANIS, B2 Live racing returns to Suffolk Downs EAST BOSTON — Live thor- Mass-bred stakes. The featured oughbred racing will return to race on Saturday, July 8 is the Suffolk Downs this summer $75,000 Jill Jellison Memorial with three two-day racing fes- Stakes for llies and mares at tivals. ve furlongs on the turf. The rst weekend of live rac- Similar to the last two years, ing will be held July 8-9 and the racing festivals will again will continue August 5-6 and include food trucks, craft beer, September 2-3. live music and family fun activ- Suffolk Downs will offer purs- ities. es of approximately $500,000 In addition to live racing, the per day for the six days of rac- ing and both open stakes and SUFFOLK, B2

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ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Connery starter Matt Stanley tossed ve strong innings Monday night. Connery battles past Peabody/Middleton By Harold Rivera outing the other day,” Collins have (Stanley) that we just had ITEM STAFF said. “I was very con dent that to stay in the game offensively,” he was going to bounce back and Collins said. “They’re a good LYNN — Coming into Mon- he had a great game. He was a team, they play good defense day night’s game against Pea- little rusty coming into this but but we just had to have a good body/Middleton, the Connery he found his groove for sure. He approach up there.” Post 6 American Legion base- picked us up in a big spot.” Stanley sent Peabody/Middle- ball team knew it was in for a Stanley worked himself out ton down in order in the top of battle. Luckily for Connery (2- of jams with runners in scoring the second but ran into trou- COURTESY PHOTO 2), starting pitcher Matt Stan- position in four of his ve in- ble in the third. After Peabody/ ley was ready for a battle. nings and allowed the Connery Middleton starting pitcher Jake On Sunday, Lynn eld High junior Kate Mitch- Stanley tossed ve strong in- bats to earn the win with timely Zeuli forced Connery to leave ell sprinted to a fth-place nish in the Emerg- nings on the mound en route to hits. the bases loaded in the bottom ing Elite  ight of the girls 800-meter race at a 4-2 win over Peabody/Middle- The rst of those was an RBI of the second, the visitors took the New Balance Nationals Outdoor Track ton at Fraser Field. double from David Barnard, advantage with a two-run rally and Field Championships in Greensboro, N.C. Connery coach Doug Collins scoring A.J. Luciano for the 1-0 to claim the lead. Mitchell set a new personal record, nishing the race was pleased with Stanley’s ef- Connery lead with two outs in Peabody/Middleton’s Justin in two minutes, 12.52 seconds. She placed second in fort in the win. the bottom of the rst inning. her heat, setting a new Lynn eld High record. “Matt was coming off a tough “We knew with the pitcher we CONNERY, B2 Wyoma looks to make memories in District 16 tourney By Steve Krause pitcher, who also happens a half of practice,” he said, ITEM SPORTS EDITOR to be his daughter, Lily, “and if we execute, we’ll be who was also on the team n e . ” LYNN — Jason Newhall last year. This year, there will has a basic philosophy Other returnees from be six teams in the tour- when it comes to coaching last year’s team are Kae- nament: Wyoma, Salem, kids. lyn Jennings, who is mov- Marblehead, Saugus, Pea- “We’re are looking to ing from catcher to center body and East Lynn. create memories,” says eld; and Alie Fritz, who Also starting tomorrow Newhall, who will try and played shortstop a year are Saugus and Peabody, lead his Wyoma Little League all-star softball ago. who will play at Peabody. team to its third straight Other 12s who gure to The winner of the Wyo- District 16 championship. make an impact in this ma-Marblehead game will Last year, Wyoma won year’s tournament are play Friday against Salem the districts, but came up Reese Brinkler, rst base; while the Saugus-Peabody short in the states. Heather Holey, Katie Mill- winner goes against East “If we don’t win,” said er, third baseman Ava Lynn. Newhall, “we’re going to Foglietta, and Gianna Ni- The tournament is dou- have some fun playing.” kolakakis, who will handle ble-elimination and if all He’d rather win, of the catching this year. goes according to plan course. The girls begin Wyoma also has four (meaning no rainouts) their quest for a three- 11-year-olds on the team the championship game is peat Wednesday evening as well: Brynn Bullock, scheduled for June 28-29. (5:45) at Marblehead. Anna Fringuelli, Riley Zu- Also in softball, the “We went there last year, kas and Cam Mendonca. 13-14-year-old tourna- and it was a tough game, Newhall wants to keep ment gets underway with so we’ll see what happens,” things nice and simple for Saugus hosting Wyoma. he said. “If we hit the ball his girls. The next night, Salem we’ll do well.” “Like every coach who travels to Marblehead. Newhall will rely on a lot has ever coached has said,” The nals of the dou- ITEM FILE PHOTO of different factors when Newhall said, “you have to ble-elimination tourna- Wyoma, the defending District 16 champions, will look to Lily Newhall to the tournament starts, win them one at a time. ment are expected to be lead the way in the circle. and that includes his “We’ve had a week and played July 1 and July 5. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 Bettencourt named Endicott softball coach BEVERLY — Katie Bet- tencourt has been named head coach of the Endicott College softball program. It was announced by End- icott Director of Athletics Dr. Brian Wylie earlier today. Bettencourt, who becomes the third head coach in program history, joins the Endicott staff after previously serv- ing two seasons as head coach at NCAA Division II Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts. "I cannot thank Assump- tion College Director of Athletics Nick Smith, Se- COURTESY PHOTO | ENDICOTT nior Associate Director of Katie Bettencourt will Athletics Peter Gardula, take over the Endicott and the rest of the athlet- softball program. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ic department enough for the opportunity they gave to announce that Coach Connery catcher Ryan Turenne grabs a throw in front of the plate as Peabody/Middleton’s Justin me in my first head coach- Katie Bettencourt will be Juliano crosses the plate. ing experience," said Bet- taking over as our head tencourt. "I look forward coach for the Endicott to bringing the knowledge softball program. Through Connery battles past Peabody/Middleton I have gained through my this process, Coach Bet- experiences at Assump- tencourt overwhelmingly demonstrated her relent- Barnard found themselves tween, to bump its lead to team,” Peabody/Middleton tion with me to Endicott." CONNERY less desire and passion on second and third after a 4-2. coach John Kowalski said. “"It is a privilege to have From B1 been selected out of a group not just for the game of wild pitch and Tyler Dono- “Peabody/Middleton’s “Stanley was throwing softball, but for the over- Juliano reached on an in- of talented coaches that van brought the pair home a solid team,” Mullins strikes and they hit the all development of young field error and took second with a two-RBI single. said. We knew we were ball. They had that dou- applied for this position. Endicott is truly a special women," stated Wylie. "As on a comebacker to Stan- Donovan’s key hit made in for a dogfight. It’s nice ble early in the game and place and I am extreme- a college student-athlete ley off Blaise Romanows- it a 3-2 game in Connery’s to play with people in the played a little bit better ly lucky to now be a part she earned the distinction ki’s bat. Andrew Manni favor. stands. That kind of gives than us tonight. of it," Bettencourt added. of being named a three- followed with an RBI dou- “We never settled,” Mul- the game a playoff atmo- “We allowed too many "I am very excited to em- time NCAA Division I ble, scoring Juliano for the lins said. “Our guys never sphere. It was a good win guys to get on base with brace this opportunity and captain, and extended 1-1 tie. Mike Stellato kept got down when we went for our guys moving for- some walks and a couple follow in the footsteps of a that leadership in her pre- the rally alive with a la- down 2-1. We felt like we ward.” errors, things that led to great coach in Mark Veil- vious stints as a very suc- ser that became Connery’s were still playing with a A throwing error in the the runs,” Kowalski add- leux. Coach Veilleux built cessful head coach and as- second infield error of the lead and we played well.” top of the seventh allowed ed. “In general, we have a a winning tradition at En- sistant coach. With Coach inning, allowing Manni to Connery added another Peabody/Middleton’s Cole good team as does Lynn.” dicott that I look forward Bettencourt joining the score for the 2-1 lead. run in the bottom of the Cuzzi to reach first base Both teams are back to continuing. I also look Endicott team, I know our Connery answered fifth when Jackson Allard with no outs but Connery in action on Wednesday forward to working with program will be extreme- quickly in the bottom of drew a walk with the bas- reliever Devin Curley when Peabody/Middle- passionate and talented ly well prepared, and will the third. Ryan Turenne es loaded. Connery’s pa- forced a pop-up and a 6-4- ton hopes to bounce back student-athletes." compete with an overar- walked to lead the inning tience paid off in the fifth 3 double play to seal the against Haverhill while In her two years at the ching mindset of winning. and Barnard followed as the team drew three 4-2 win. Connery battles against helm of the Assumption I also know that her mind- with a single. Turenne and walks, with a single in be- “Connery’s a big, strong Danvers. softball program, Bet- set will complement the tencourt led the Hounds department's approach to to a 38-39 overall record overall excellence." including a 30-19 (.612) Bettencourt arrived at Struppa hits hole-in-one at Gannon mark in Northeast-10 Assumption after serving (NE10) conference ac- as an assistant coach at Sunday at Gannon Golf Course, tion. Her team hosted nearby WPI for two sea- 2008 St. Mary’s graduate Anthony home NE10 Tournament sons (2014-15). While at First Round contests both Struppa had a memorable morn- WPI, she worked primar- seasons and in 2016 the ing, hitting his first hole-in-one. ily with outfielders, along squad advanced to the Struppa hit the hole-in-one play- with aiding in hitting and second round of the NE10 ing the par 3 16th hole, using a assisting with day-to-day 4-iron to play the 200-yard hole. Tournament. Bettencourt also coached operations, recruiting, and His playing partners were Mike designing the program's Mondello, Brian Mini and Vinny four all-conference selec- tions, including a trio of summer camp itinerary. Gemma. A graduate of the Uni- Also at Gannon, the Ladies Inner two-time honorees, as well versity of Massachusetts Club held their ladies 4-ball tour- as one CCA All-Region se- (NCAA Division I), Bet- nament. The winners were Judy lection. Academically, her Johnson and Tara Friedman with squad maintained a 3.2 tencourt played under a 3 and 1 victory over Jane Fiste cumulative grade point Hall of Fame coach Elaine and Linda Courtemanche. Coming average (GPA) this past Sortino as she started in season. right field for much of her in third place was the team of Car- COURTESY PHOTO ol Mills and Gina Manning, and in "I am extremely pleased career. fourth place was Nancy Ghering- From left are 4-ball second place finishers Jane Fiste and Linda helli and Cathy Thibeault. Courtemanche and winners Judy Johnson and Tara Friedman. Leonard’s Agganis First start squad full of talent AGGANIS ward to it,” Leonard said From B1 of having Caponigro on the team. “Obviously the opportunity for them to go familiarity will be great, out there and enjoy one but it will also be nice to last high school game and share that camaraderie get a chance to compete one last time.” with many of the same Leonard also pointed players they’ve played out what Caponigro, who against all these years. was a team captain this It hasn’t been too fun be- season, has meant to the ing on the opposite side Swampscott program of some of these players in the three years since over the years, so it will Leonard took over. definitely be a nice change to have them on the same “She’s been a big role side.” model in the Big Blue pro- The tenth member of the gram for sure, she’s defi- South team will be one nitely someone that the of Leonard’s own players younger girls have looked at Swampscott, Jaymie to,” Leonard said. “We’ll Caponigro. The Southern certainly miss her both on New Hampshire Univer- and off the court, but at sity-bound guard will play least we get to enjoy that one final game for her one final game together.” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS high school coach, which The 13th annual Aggan- Hector Velazquez made his first start for the Red Sox Monday night in Kansas City, allowing is something that Leonard is girls basketball game two runs on five hits in 5 1/3 innings of work. Boston fell, 4-2, to the Royals. is happy about. will tip off at 7:15 p.m. on “I’m really looking for- Monday at Classical. Live racing returns to Suffolk Downs with two-day festival

SUFFOLK ceeds to benefit the Permanent- eral years,” said Suffolk Downs ers as both organizations are opment Company. Sterling Suf- From B1 ly Disabled Jockeys Fund. COO, Chip Tuttle. “With purse seeking venues at which to com- folk Racecourse, the operating The festival format has proven levels near $500,000 per day pete for local purse money being company for Suffolk Downs, has track is also planning several popular with local racing fans. and participation bonuses for generated by expanded gaming leased back the premises re- promotional events including a Suffolk Downs averaged crowds horsemen to cover their ship- in the state. quired for racing and simulcast- National Horseplayers Cham- of 7,000 per day for the 2016 fes- ping costs, we anticipate strong Entries for both days of racing ing for 2017 and 2018. pionship qualifying tournament tivals and Suffolk Downs was programs of competitive races in July will be drawn on Tues- Built by 3,000 workers in just on Sunday, Aug. 6, which will of- ranked second among tracks in for the upcoming festivals.” day, July 4th. The barn area 62 days when Massachusetts fer two guaranteed seats to the the 2016 rankings of the Horse- In 2015, the track held three will open for horsemen to arrive authorized pari-mutuel wager- National Horseplayers Champi- players Association of North single live racing and food truck on Thursday, July 6th and the ing in 1935, the historic track onship in Las Vegas in February. America. festival days and last year, the track will be open for training has been a showcase for some of In September, fans will have “We look forward to welcoming boutique meet expanded to six on Saturday, July 8th. the most famous names in Thor- the opportunity to purchase a back fans of live racing and the days to help support the New The Suffolk Downs proper- oughbred racing history, includ- commemorative program and people who have supported our England HBPA and the Massa- ty was sold earlier this year to ing Seabiscuit, Whirlaway, John Suffolk Downs cap with the pro- racing programs for the last sev- chusetts Thoroughbred Breed- the McClellan Highway Devel- Henry, Cigar and Skip Away. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS TUESDAY N. Reading at Manchester (7:45) (Not including last night’s games) Tuesday Wednesday Baseball WEDNESDAY Thursday WEST vs. Nashua Eastern Mass All-Star Game (at American Legion Baseball vs. Bristol W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Monan Park at BC High, 7) Seniors Silver Knights OFF Blues (7 p.m.) Pittsfield 8 8 0.500 0 8L 2-8 American Legion Baseball Danvers at Connery (5:30) (7 p.m.) Wachusett 7 5 0.583 1 5W 7-3 Seniors Haverhill at Middleton-Peabodyh Worcester 7 7 0.500 2 1L 5-5 (5:30) Andover at Middleton-Peabody (6) Bristol Blues 7 8 0.467 4W 7-3 Andover at Methuen (7) Newburyport at Marblehead-Swamp- Newburyport at Beverly-Salem (7:30) EAST scott (7) Juniors Friday Saturday W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Beverly-Salem at Dracut (7:30) No. Andover at. Ipswich (6) at Seacoast at Brockton Rox Brockton 9 3 0.750 0 1L 8-2 Juniors Andover at Beverly-Salem (6) Marblehead-Swampscott at Ipswich Mavericks (6:35 (7:05 p.m.) Vineyard 8 7 0.533 1.5 1W 4-6 Methuen at Saugus (TBA, 6) Nashua 8 5 0.615 2.5 1L 6-4 (6) Haverhill at Marblehead-Swampscott p.m.) Beverly-Salem at Middleton-Peabody Swampscott (7) Seacoast 6 8 0.429 4.5 1W 3-7 (8) NSBL North Shore 2 11 0.154 8.5 1W 2-8 No. Andover at Methuen (8) Swampscott at Kingston (6) NSBL Peabody at N. Reading (6) Newburyport at Beverly (6) Beverly at NS Storm (6)

SPORTS BRIEFS Lynn Jets seek more information. hockey coach Marblehead seeks Lynn Public Schools are looking for a head hockey girls soccer coach coach for the combined Marblehead High School is Classical, English and Tech now accepting applications combined teams. Candi- for the varsity girls soccer dates must have a mini- coach position. If interested, mum of three years as a please email a cover letter, head hockey coach in col- resume and three references lege or high school OR at to oneill.andrew@marble- least three years as an headschools.org. Prior col- assistant coach. All candi- lege and high school playing dates must submit proof and/or coaching experience they meet the necessary is required. qualifications along with a letter of application, a statement granting officials Lynn Firecracker to review credentials, a 5k road race resume, three letters of ref- erence and transcripts to The first Lynn Firecracker Barbara C. Rafuse, Director 5k road race will take place of Human Resources, Lynn on July 1 to benefit the Lynn Fireworks Fund. The Public Schools, 100 Bennett PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS St., Lynn MA, 01905. The family fun run/walk will closing date for applications start at Rolly’s Tavern on Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge agreed to a deal to swap draft picks with is Monday, June 26, and the Square, 338 Broadway the Philadelphia 76ers. With the trade, Boston moves down to No. 3 overall in Thursday’s draft. late applications will not be in Lynn. Registration starts accepted. at 10 a.m. and the race begins at 11 a.m. The regis- Celtics swap draft picks with Sixers Carey baseball tration fee is $25. Prizes will be given to the top three (AP) — History will say the Boston Next up will be the Los Ange- ford, Ainge is looking to make a deal camp information male and female finishers Celtics passed on the No. 1 overall les Lakers, expected to take UCLA like the seven-for-one trade in 2007 as well as top boys and girls The Carey Baseball pick in this year’s NBA draft, not guard Lonzo Ball. that brought Kevin Garnett — and finishers. To register, visit Camp will conduct It’s only trading it away but doing so in And then come the Celtics, start- an NBA-record 17th championship https://racewire.com/regis- a deal with one of the team’s fiercest ing the real intrigue. If Ainge is to — to Boston. 2-day specialty camps July ter.php?id=7972. rivals. be believed, even they don’t know “We are certainly aware of our com- 6-7 for pitchers, catchers Danny Ainge isn’t worried. who they will take at No. 3 — but he petition,” Ainge said. “We know how and hitting at the Lynn Lynn Flag Philadelphia and Boston com- insisted that whichever choice they good Cleveland and we know how Babe Ruth complex. pleted their trade of draft picks on make there would have been the good Golden State is. We watched Hitters will report from Football tourney Monday, the 76ers acquiring the choice they made at No. 1 if this deal the same Finals that everybody did. 9-11:30 a.m. No. 1 pick from the Celtics and net- hadn’t gone down. The Celtics had But I think we’re still moving on the Pitchers and catchers will Lynn Parks and Recre- ting the chance to draft Washington Duke’s Jayson Tatum in for a work- same path. ... And when the right go from 12:30-3 p.m. The ation and Stop the Violence: guard Markelle Fultz. The Celtics out on Monday and hope to have deals come around, we will move on cost $85 each. Five hours of Lynn will be holding a flag moved down two spots to No. 3 and Kansas’ Josh Jackson in on Tuesday. them.” instruction will be provided, football tournament on July picked up another first-round selec- “I think they’re both terrific play- Philadelphia will hold the No. 1 along with evaluations. 22 at Manning Field in tion in either 2018 or 2019 — with ers,” Ainge said. “I’ll say that. ... pick for the second straight year. The following week of Lynn. The tournament Ainge saying the deal came at no I like both of those kids. I think The Sixers worked Fultz out on Sat- July10-14 (9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.) begins at 8 a.m. and will be cost to Boston whatsoever. they’re both terrific talents.” urday night as talks with the Celtics all facets of the game will be played rain or shine. Each “We’re getting the player we want. So the way he looks at it, the deal got to the final stages. It was agreed taught. Players will be vid- team must have 10 players They’re getting the player they is a win-win. to in principle at that point, with eotaped and analyzed, and with at least two females. want,” said Ainge, the Celtics’ pres- For now, Boston has seven first- the last holdup being the custom- written evaluations will fol- There will be four grammar ident of basketball operations. “And round picks in the next three years. ary league approval on the terms — low. school teams, eight in the we’re getting an additional player And that means the Celtics could which came Monday. Campers also receive indi- middle school division and that we want in next year’s draft be gearing up for more moves soon. There are some conditions on the vidual awards and T-shirts. four in the high school divi- or the year after. It’s a good deal for After finishing with the No. 1 seed future first-rounder Boston gets both teams.” in the East this season before get- out of this deal. If the Lakers hold All instructors are high sion. For more information The player Philadelphia wants ting ousted in the conference finals a pick between No. 2 and No. 5 next school or college certified. or to register, email either is clear: The 76ers wouldn’t say it by Cleveland in a one-sided series, season, Boston now gets that one as The cost is $175. lynnparksandrecreation@ Monday, but they’re going to take the Celtics have considered pack- well. If not, Philadelphia will send Contact coach Frank gmail.com or stopthevio- Fultz barring something cataclys- aging some of their future picks for Boston either its own first-rounder Carey at 781-842-4042 or [email protected] or call mic happening before Thursday. an established star that could help in 2019 or Sacramento’s first-round- [email protected] for 781-268-8000. “We felt like the move from 3 to 1 them close the gap on the Cavaliers er that year. was worth the cost of a first-round and Golden State — the teams that “This is certainly a trade that is pick in the future,” 76ers president have met in the last three NBA Fi- under the microscope more than TV/RADIO of basketball operations Bryan Col- nals. others,” Ainge said. “But we’re not TV Golf angelo said. With Isaiah Thomas and Al Hor- afraid of that.” MLB PGA Professional Champion- LA Angels at NY Yankees, ship, Golf, 8 p.m. MLB Network, 7 p.m.; Bos- Horse Racing NBA draft is point guard heavy in 2017 ton at Kansas City, NESN, 8:15 p.m.; NY Mets at LA Royal Ascot, NBCSN, 8:30 RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — sessions). And while Ball Teams looking for point was at his best when he Dodgers, ESPN, 10:10 a.m. guard help in Thursday was distributing the ball p.m. Radio night’s NBA draft are in in the open court, he also Boxing MLB luck — as long as they averaged 14.6 points and Junior welterweights: Ramirez Boston at Kansas City, WEEI- have a high pick, that is. 6.0 rebounds and boasts vs. Bone, FS1, 9 p.m. FM 93.7, 8:15 p.m. Markelle Fultz and good size (6-6, 190) at the Lonzo Ball have been the point. headliners in so much of CONCERNS: It is un- MLB the pre-draft conversa- clear how well his offen- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE tions, projected to be se- sive game and unortho- East Division East Division lected first and second. dox shot will translate to W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Who will go first — and the NBA, though he shot New York 38 29 .567 — Washington 42 27 .609 — Boston 39 30 .565 — New York 31 37 .456 10½ where — has dominated 55 percent overall and Tampa Bay 37 35 .514 3½ Atlanta 31 37 .456 10½ the build up to the draft, 41 percent from 3-point Baltimore 34 34 .500 4½ Miami 30 37 .448 11 Toronto 33 35 .485 5½ Philadelphia 22 46 .324 19½ which starts with the Phil- range with the Bruins. Central Division Central Division adelphia 76ers picking But will he be happy any- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB first followed by the Los where other than Los An- Cleveland 36 31 .537 — Milwaukee 38 33 .535 — Minnesota 34 33 .507 2 Chicago 34 34 .500 2½ Angeles Lakers at No. 2. geles? Both he — and his Kansas City 33 35 .485 3½ St. Louis 31 37 .456 5½ Philadelphia and Boston outspoken father, LaVar Detroit 32 36 .471 4½ Pittsburgh 31 38 .449 6 Chicago 31 37 .456 5½ Cincinnati 29 39 .426 7½ have agreed on a deal to — have made it clear they West Division West Division trade picks in this year’s want to go to the Lakers W L Pct GB W L Pct GB draft; the 76ers get the at No. 2. Houston 46 24 .657 — Colorado 46 26 .639 — Texas 34 34 .500 11 Los Angeles 44 26 .629 1 No. 1 overall pick from the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS DE’AARON FOX Los Angeles 36 37 .493 11½ Arizona 44 26 .629 1 Celtics and the chance to Step for step, few peo- Seattle 34 37 .479 12½ San Diego 28 42 .400 17 University of Kentucky point guard De’Aaron Oakland 31 38 .449 14½ San Francisco 26 45 .366 19½ select Fultz. Boston will ple can keep up with get the third overall pick Fox is one of many point guards expecting to be Kentucky’s one-and-done Monday’s Games (Miranda 6-3), 10:10 p.m. drafted in the NBA Draft on Thursday. Cleveland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. St. Louis (Leake 5-6) at Philadelphia from Philly. point guard on the court. Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. (Hellickson 5-5), 7:05 p.m. But Fultz and Ball are STRENGTHS: The 6-3 Toronto at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Washington (Gonzalez 6-1) at Miami games. late in the season. And he not the only two playmak- Fox has a terrific first Boston at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. (Volquez 3-7), 7:10 p.m. STRENGTHS: The couldn’t elevate the Hus- Houston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. San Francisco (Moore 2-7) at Atlanta ers available who could step and opencourt speed, Detroit at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Teheran 6-4), 7:35 p.m. help some NBA team. 6-foot-4, 195-pound Fultz kies to more than nine making him difficult to Washington at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Kuhl 1-6) at Milwaukee ranked sixth nationally in wins in a rough season. San Francisco at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. (Davies 7-3), 7:40 p.m. There’s a quartet of tout- stop either in transition Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. San Diego (Chacin 6-5) at Chicago Cubs ed one-and-done college scoring at 23.2 points per LONZO BALL or off the dribble. He av- San Diego at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. (Montgomery 0-3), 8:05 p.m. game while shooting 48 UCLA’s freshman star N.Y. Mets at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Arizona (Greinke 8-3) at Colorado (Mar- players along with an eraged 16.7 points, 4.0 Tuesday’s Games quez 5-3), 8:40 p.m. 18-year-old international percent overall and 41 per- made the Bruins’ fast- rebounds and 4.6 assists Cleveland (Tomlin 4-8) at Baltimore (Till- N.Y. Mets (Gsellman 5-4) at L.A. Dodgers man 1-5), 7:05 p.m. (McCarthy 5-3), 10:10 p.m. prospect with size and ath- cent from 3-point range. paced offense hum all the as his team’s No. 2-scor- L.A. Angels (Bridwell 1-0) at N.Y. Yankees Wednesday’s Games leticism. And they’re all He hit the glass (5.7) and way to the NCAA Tourna- ing option behind fellow (Pineda 7-3), 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, 12:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Garrett 3-5) at Tampa Bay Boston at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. likely to be lottery picks, ranked 15th nationally in ment’s Sweet 16. freshman Malik Monk, (Cobb 5-5), 7:10 p.m. Cleveland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. too. assists (5.9) while having STRENGTHS: He aver- driving the Wildcats to Toronto (Liriano 3-2) at Texas (Martinez L.A. Angels at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. 1-3), 8:05 p.m. Toronto at Texas, 8:05 p.m. MARKELLE FULTZ the athleticism to poten- aged a national-best 7.6 the NCAA Elite Eight. Chicago White Sox (Holland 5-6) at Minne- Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Fultz is expected to be tially play off the ball, too. assists at the helm of an Along the way, Fox put sota (Santana 8-4), 8:10 p.m. Houston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Boston (Sale 8-3) at Kansas City (Strahm Detroit at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. the No. 1 pick after a sin- CONCERNS: He shot attack that ranked second on a dominating show 2-3), 8:15 p.m. Washington at Miami, 12:10 p.m. gle season at Washington, just 65 percent from the nationally in KenPom’s against fellow star rookie Houston (Martes 1-0) at Oakland (Gray San Diego at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. 2-2), 10:05 p.m. St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. where he put up big num- foul line. He missed six adjusted offensive efficien- point guard Lonzo Ball of Detroit (Zimmermann 5-5) at Seattle San Francisco at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. bers but didn’t win many games with a knee issue cy (124 points per 100 pos- UCLA. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Precision, preparation and a Emotional matters will esca- A chat you have with some- Partnerships are favored and You’ll gain ground if you pick up Business trips, interviews, seri- group of loyal and dedicated late, leaving you in an awkward one regarding an educational will make a difference to the additional knowledge that will ous discussions and big plans supporters will help you suc- position. Make sure you take opportunity or your current liv- way you move forward with a help you change direction, im- are all favored. If you want to project or your personal life. prove life in your community or ceed. Your ability to bring about care of your responsibilities ing arrangements will get you bring about change, be the one regardless of the situation you thinking about your options. A Negotiate on your own behalf better your relationships with to initiate what you want to see change must not be wasted. and strive for equality. others. Rethink your priorities. Focus and excel. face at home or work. change will do you good. happen. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Children, friends and people You’ll be compromised by TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You’ll experience frustration Share your intentions and Share your feelings with some- What you put out, you will get you enjoy being around will someone putting demands on at home and work due to de- make a point to start the pro- one who is willing to tell you back. Your involvement in the make your day special. Express you. Don’t take on someone mands someone puts on you. cess of forming a union with all as well. Confronting prob- community and efforts to as- your feelings by taking the time else’s responsibilities or let Venture out with someone spe- someone you feel is as cre- to physically engage in projects your own goals be jeopardized lems or situations will help you sist a loved one will put you in cial and participate in things ative, insightful and ready to or activities that will bring you just to help someone else ex- come to a decision that will a good position. that you find interesting. strive for perfection as you are. closer together. cel. make your life better.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Friend finds gender fluidity a hard concept to swallow Twice the chance of having a fit DEAR ABBY: I have a DEAR CONCERNED: As I mentioned yesterday, After North unimaginatively longtime friend I see al- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Children are often more re- my wife and I are experiment- passed(!), East opened one most every day. She’s an Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, silient than they are given ing with opening two dia- club, South made a takeout awesome friend. Her chil- and was founded by her mother, credit for. If your daughter monds when we hold a weak double, West responded one dren are adults. One of major two-suiter. It is nice to heart, North advanced with Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at wasn’t particularly close to them is gay; the other is a have twice the chance of find- one spade, East rebid two transgender male. I re- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los the child who died, his ing a major-suit fit. clubs, and all passed. spect her for supporting Angeles, CA 90069. death may not have affect- In this deal, after my wife One table was in three her children, learning ev- ed her deeply. Some chil- opened two diamonds, and spades by North. I do not erything there is to know important friend. I want You can be a trans ally dren do not mourn the way East overcalled three clubs, I know the auction, but the de- about the LGBT commu- her to feel supported — without becoming an activ- adults do, and you should was tempted to jump to four fense was perfect: Heart jack nity and seeking social but I’m lying. Please help. ist. PFLAG has a user-friend- not expect her to. spades because of the ap- to the ace, heart ruff, the club My conscience is bother- parent double fit. However, my king (South played the queen) change on their behalf. ly resource, “Guide to Being Grief counselors may ing me. a Trans Ally,” that you may partner is no shrinking violet and a diamond shift. Declar- The conflict lies in the have spoken to the stu- fact that my religious be- find interesting and helpful. in the auction, so I guessed er won with South’s ace and FEELING LIKE A dents about it, or they may liefs and personal feelings Find it at pflag.org/guideto- well to settle for three spades. played a trump, but East won, PHONY are at odds with the no- beingatransally. have been given other op- West (a computer oppo- cashed the club ace, played tion of gender fluidity. I portunities to air their feel- nent) led its trump. East took a diamond to partner’s king DEAR “PHONY”: Would dummy’s king with the ace, and received a second heart think the concept is nuts. DEAR ABBY: An ings. Because you are con- you feel the same way about cashed the top clubs and ruff for down three. I have compassion, howev- cerned, discuss this with a friend who is divorced, if 8-year-old boy in my then erred by shifting to a er, for people who suffer your religion didn’t sanc- daughter’s class recently her teacher, but I don’t diamond instead of the heart with their identity in any tion it? I’ll bet you wouldn’t. passed away. She’s only in think you have anything to jack. I won with my ace, drew form. I also believe in The same is true for this second grade, so I wouldn’t be worried about. trumps and went down one, equal rights. longtime friend. expect her to fully grasp losing one spade, one heart, I do support my friend, Gender fluidity may be a the meaning of death, but DEAR ABBY: What do one diamond and two clubs. who supports her kids, but new concept for you, but it she understands it per- you make of a host who How could East-West have I feel like a fraud when is very real. If you feel like fectly and is not upset one gotten on? she and her friends talk a hypocrite faking indig- bit. Multiple times she has issues a BYOB invitation Note that with good guess- about gender neutrality nation during some of acknowledged the fact that to his party and then pro- work in diamonds (not so and vent their indignation these conversations, why her classmate is no longer ceeds to drink the guests’ hard after our opening bid that someone called some- not use them as an oppor- present, and is actually liquor? by North), six clubs is mak- one else by the wrong pro- tunity to be educated? Lis- somewhat cheerful about able. But looking at only the noun. I act equally offend- ten. Ask questions. Say, “I it. My husband and I are APPALLED IN East-West hands, you would ed, but the truth is, I don’t don’t know enough about very worried. Is this nor- FLORIDA be happy to reach five clubs. believe in these ideas or this, but because I love mal behavior? At Bridge Base Online, nine this cause. you, I need to learn more DEAR APPALLED: I’d tables played in two clubs. I don’t want to lose an about it.” CONCERNED MOTHER say he was thirsty.

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CLASSIFIED Information Center, (781)593-7700 1-800-876-7060 GENERAL LEGALS HELP WANTED P/T HAIRDRESSER MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Hunt Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain looking for a part time contracted mortgage given by Frances A. Donovan and Christopher Donovan to Winchester hairdresser. This position is for two Cooperative Bank, dated July 7, 2004, recorded with the Essex County (Southern days a week. Please call District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23102, Page 453, of which mortgage the 978-777-3740 - Julie undersigned Winchester Cooperative Bank, is the present holder, for breach of HELP WANTED-SALES LEGALS conditions contained in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the EARN $500 A DAY (SALES) Final same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 o'clock a.m., on July 14, 2017; on or call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Expense Insurance • Exclusive Leads • near the mortgaged premises located at 22 Thomas Road, Lynnfield, Local Training/Support • Every day is MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to start your Payday • Agent Health/Dental Benefits daily subscription. • Incentive Trips CALL 860-357-6904 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage TO WIT: www.fhginsurance.com given by Gloria Daniels to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., dated August 10, 2011 and The land and building on Thomas Road, Lynnfield Center, Massachusetts, Registered with Essex (South) County Registry District of the Land Court as the same being Lot No. 72 on plan of land entitled, "subdivision Plan, Section 1, LEGALS Document Number 522174 noted on Certificate of Title Number 35777 ; of which Glen Meadow Park, Lynnfield Center, Mass.", Owner: Realty Construction and Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Engineering, Inc., dated April 6, 1953, Warren M. Mirick, Reg. Surveyor, recorded Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at with Essex South District Registry of Deeds as Plan No. 95 in Plan Book 83, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 3:00 PM on June 27, 2017 at 59 Colonial Avenue, Lynn, MA, all and singular the bounded and described as follows: LAND COURT premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT NORTHERLY by Thomas Road by a curved line, one hundred two and 79/100 A certain parcel of registered land, together with the buildings thereon, situated in (102.79) feet; 17 SM 000998 said Lynn, known as 59 Colonial Avenue, being shown as lot 19 upon Plan no. 559 entitled "Subdivision plan of land in Lynn," drawn by F.H. Eastman, C.E., NORTHEASTERLY by a curved line, thirty-nine and 76/100 (39.76) feet; ORDER OF NOTICE dated February 19, 1903, as modified and approved by the court, filed in the land TO: registration office, a copy of a portion of which is filed with certificate of title no. EASTERLY by Roundy Road, one hundred four and 61/100 (104.61) feet; Vothy Nuth; Salinna K. Nuth 57 in Essex Southern Registry District of the Land Court, bounded and described as follows: Southwesterly by Colonial Avenue, 50 feet; Northwesterly by lot 18, as SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly owned by Realty Construction and and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, shown on said plan, 105 feet; Northeasterly by lot 34, as shown on said plan, 50 Engineering, Inc., one hundred twenty-three and 67/100 50 U.S.C.c. 50 §3901 (et seq): feet; and Southeasterly by lot 20, as shown on said plan, 105 feet. For title (123.67) feet; reference see certificate of title no. 35777. U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust, WESTERLY by Lot No.73, one hundred twenty-three and 86/100 (123.86) The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, feet; claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to numbered 64 Broad Street, given by Vothy Nuth and Salinna K. Nuth to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and Containing 16,255 square feet, more or less. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Mortgage assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Lender Network USA, Inc., its successors and assigns, dated November 10, Being the same premises conveyed to the herein named mortgagor(s) by 2006, and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds TERMS OF SALE: deed recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds [in Book 23102, Page in Book 26299, Page 226, and now held by plaintiff by assignment has/have filed A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of 452]. with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Servicemembers status. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Said Premises will be sold subject to and/or with the benefit of any and all required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, having that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before July 17, of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure easements, improvements, covenants, liens or encumbrances is made in the 2017 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be deed, and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. benefits of said Act. entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further No representations, expressed or implied, are made with respect to any recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The matter concerning said Premises; said Premises will be sold "AS IS". Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on June 5, 2017 description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. TERMS OF SALE: Attest: A deposit of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) by certified or bank Deborah J. Patterson Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. check shall be required to be paid by the highest bidder (except where the highest Recorder bidder is the Mortgagee) at the time and place of sale, as earnest money. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. The balance of the purchase price shall be due within thirty (30) days of (17-000295 Orlans) the date of the sale at the Law Office of John C. Koslowsky, 424 Adams Street, Item: June 20, 2017 Present Holder of said Mortgage, Milton, MA 02186, attorney for said mortgagee. The successful bidder shall be By Its Attorneys, required to sign a Memorandum of Sale and Memorandum of Additional Terms COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ORLANS PC and Conditions of Sale containing the terms of the Auction Sale. The description of THE TRIAL COURT PO Box 540540 the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Waltham, MA 02454 this publication. ORDER FOR SERVICE BY Phone: (781) 790-7800 This sale may be postponed or adjourned from time to time, if necessary, PUBLICATION AND MAILING 16-010533 by the auctioneer or the attorney for the Mortgagee from the scheduled time and Essex Probate and Family Court Item: June 6, 13, 20, 2017 place of sale. The sale shall be conducted by Daniel P. McLaughlin & Co., LLC, 31 36 Federal Street New Chardon Street, Boston, MA 02114 (www.mclaughlinco.com). Salem, MA 01970 Nahant Conservation Commission Other terms, if any, to be announced at the time and place of the sale. (978)744-1020 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Docket No. ES16W1842WD WINCHESTER COOPERATIVE BANK, A Public Meeting will be held at the Nahant Town Hall, Present Holder of Said Mortgage, Ilda Ramirez Velasquez 334 Nahant Road(lower level), By its attorney, vs. Nahant MA at 730 pm on 6/28/17 John C. Koslowsky, Esquire Rodolfo Tomas to consider a Notice of Intent by Nahant Preservation Trust Law Offices of John C. Koslowsky for the property located at 25 Furbush Road 424 Adams Street Upon motion of plaintiff(s) for an order directing the defendant to appear, plead, to demolish vacant single family dwelling and restore site to open space. Milton, MA 02186 or answer, in accordance with Mass.R.Civ.P./Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P.Rule 4, it This is a meeting under the requirements of G.L. Ch 131 Section 40, as amended. (617) 698-5003 appearing to the court that this is an action for Custody/Support/Parenting Plans are available in the Office of Inspectional Services at Nahant Town Hall Item: June 13, 20, 27, 2017 Time. 334 Nahant Road, Nahant MA : Child: Abner A. Tomas Ramirez Mon-Thu from 730am-4pm, Pursuant to Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411, an Automatic Restraining Order Fri 730am-1230pm. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS has been entered against the above name parties. Defendant cannot be found For information, call 781-581-0088 THE TRIAL COURT within the Commonwealth and his/her present whereabouts are unknown. PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Personal service on defendant is therefore not practicable, and defendant has not For the Commission, Docket No. ES17P1671GD voluntarily appeared in this action. Ellen M. Steeves CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR It is Ordered that the defendant is directed to appear, plead, answer, or otherwise Chairperson APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN FOR move with respect to the complaint herein on or before October 30, 2017. Item: June 20, 2017 INCAPACITATED PERSON PURSUANT TO If you fail to do so this Court will proceed to a hearing and adjudication of this G.L. c. 190B, º5-304 matter. CITY OF LYNN Essex Probate and Family Court Date: June 08, 2017 45 Congress Street Pamela Casey O'Brien Salem MA JUSTICE OF PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council will hold a Public Hearing on Item: June 20, 2017 Tuesday, July 11, 2017 at 7:45 o'clock P.M. in Room 402 on the following petitions: In the matter of: Mary E Morse Petition of National Grid for a grant of location to provide service at 176 Franklin Of: Lynnfield, MA COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Street. RESPONDENT THE TRIAL COURT Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk Alleged Incapacitated Person PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Item: June 20, 27, 2017 To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been ORDER FOR SERVICE BY filed by PUBLICATION AND MAILING Stephen C Morse of Lynnfield MA Essex Probate and Family Court in the above captioned matter alleging that Mary E Morse is in need of a Guardian 36 Federal Street CITY OF LYNN and requesting that Salem, MA 01970 Stephen C Morse of Lynnfield MA (978)744-1020 The Lynn City Council will hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, July 11, 2017 at (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Without Docket No. ES16W1843WD 8:00 o'clock P.M. in Council Chambers on the following: Surety on the bond. Sign permit requests for 16 Union St, 15 Joyce St, 17 Joyce St The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is incapacitated, that Ilda Ramirez Velasquez Petition of MA Patient Foundation, Inc for permission to operate a dispensing-only the appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and that the proposed Guardian is vs. Medical Marijuana Treatment Center at 487-491 Lynnway appropriate. The petition is on file with this court and may contain a request for Rodolfo Tomas Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk certain specific authority. Item: June 20, 27, 2017 You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your Upon motion of plaintiff(s) for an order directing the defendant to appear, plead, attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on or answer, in accordance with Mass.R.Civ.P./Mass.R.Dom.Rel.P.Rule 4, it Legal Notice the return date of 07/12/2017. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline appearing to the court that this is an action for Custody/Support/Parenting date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. Time. Notice is hereby given by Jim If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in Child: Danny R. Tomas Ramirez Appleyard Bonded Storage, Inc., the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written Pursuant to Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411, an Automatic Restraining Order pursuant to the provisions of M. G. L. appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific has been entered against the above name parties. Defendant cannot be found C. 255, S. 39A, that on July 6, 2017 facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. within the Commonwealth and his/her present whereabouts are unknown. at 8:00 AM at 47 Alley Street, Lynn, IMPORTANT NOTICE Personal service on defendant is therefore not practicable, and defendant has not MA, a private sale of the following The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the voluntarily appeared in this action. motor vehicle will be held to satisfy above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial It is Ordered that the defendant is directed to appear, plead, answer, or otherwise garagekeeper's lien thereon for stor- affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone move with respect to the complaint herein on or before October 30, 2017. age, towing charges, care and may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named If you fail to do so this Court will proceed to a hearing and adjudication of this expenses of notices and sale of said person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. matter. vehicle. WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer MR Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: June 08, 2017 Date: June 07, 2017 Pamela Casey O'Brien 1998 Toyota Corolla, Pamela Casey O'Brien JUSTICE OF PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT VIN 2T1BR12E3WC086626 in Register of Probate Item: June 20, 2017 Item: June 20, 27, July 4, 2017 classifi eds. Item: June 20, 2017 TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7

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