THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 Boston robbery suspect bagged in Lynn

By Gayla Cawley placed into the back of the cruiser. immediately because they con rmed ITEM STAFF Delcid was arrested on a July 2015 that he had a warrant, Kmiec said. warrant out of Boston for two counts of Kmiec said the arrest was a result of LYNN — People on Munroe Street armed robbery, according to Lynn Police good communication between of cers, saw about ve minutes of action on who observed Delcid and knew him, as Wednesday afternoon, when a 27-year- Lt. Michael Kmiec. Kmiec said an of cer spotted Delcid he does have a history. old man was quickly handcuffed and “Another good spot by of cers,” Kmiec arrested by Lynn Police of cers. on Union Street, realized he had a warrant and radioed another police said. “It’s a serious felony warrant to Witnesses looked on as a police cruis- get off the street as well.” ITEM PHOTO | GAYLA CAWLEY er pulled up and of cers jumped out of car. the car, spotted Ermes Delcid, of Lynn, Two of cers saw Delcid walking in Gayla Cawley can be reached at gcaw- Ermes Delcid was arrested on a war- and handcuffed him on Munroe Street the area of Washington and Munroe [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter rant out of Suffolk Superior Court on shortly after 2:30 p.m. He was then streets and placed him under arrest @GaylaCawley. Munroe Street Wednesday afternoon. Lynn registers interest in RMV By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF LYNN — It could be awhile before North Shore residents have another Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) of ce. For the third time in more than a year, the state is search- ing for 6,600 square feet of space in one of eight communi- ties north of Boston. While Lynn made the list along with Beverly, Danvers, Lynn eld, Middleton, Peabody, Tops eld and Wake eld, don’t count on a Registry of ce in the city. “Lynn doesn’t have any com- mercial space near the highway that would work and the state really wants highway access,” a source familiar with the trans- action told The Item. “The state prefers a high pro le location. Danvers and Peabody are the sweet spot.” The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance Drumming up interest in Newport (DCAMM) has given landlords until the end of August to sub- Terri Lyne Carrington never Jazz Festival in Rhode Island. It’s Terri Lyne Car- mit a plan for space in a 10- met her grandfather, Mattie Car- a tribute to their good friend Geri rington’s father, year lease. The RMV expects rington, a talented drummer and Allen, the acclaimed pianist who a Lynn native, 600 visitors a day to the new one of the greatest musicians to died in June at age 60 of cancer. introduced her to of ce and they require 125 BY BILL BROTHERTON ever come out of Lynn. He died The three were booked to perform the drums in their parking spaces. basement and she Gordon Hall, president of The about a month before Terri Lyne, mer, composer and bandleader who at Newport; pianists Vijay Iyer, Ja- fell in love. Hall Co. and a director of The who celebrates her 52nd birthday has collaborated with many giants son Moran and Christian Sands will tomorrow, was born. take Allen’s place. Daily Item, said his real estate of both jazz and pop music. rm does not have that kind “Even though I never met him, I One day, more than four decades COURTESY PHOTO On Saturday, Carrington and bass- of space available in a central am connected to him. I took a lik- ist Esperanza Spalding will partici- ago, Terri Lyne’s dad Sonny, a Lynn location. But he suggested the ing to drums at age 7,” said Terri pate in “Flying Toward the Sound: CARRINGTON, A7 Clock Tower Business Center Lyne, a Grammy-winning drum- For Geri, With Love” at the Newport on the Lynnway since it’s eas- ily accessible. “The Clock Tower would be Born to make a difference through music a great place for them,” he said. “It’s on the Lynnway with By Matt Demirs weekend. place where people can get in- hand the gap that exists for peo- parking.” FOR THE ITEM Hundreds of people are ex- formed and seek services from ple with limited access to help. But Phillip K. Burgess, pres- pected to gather for more than more than 25 community ven- Coming from the man with ident of Burgess Properties, Lynn’s Justice Born has a vi- 35 acts ranging from doo-wop to dors. the idea, Born, along with which manages leasing for the sion: To bridge gaps between Caribbean, set to perform at the Along with spoken word, a fellow homeless volunteers, complex, said they don’t have the homeless and the next step park’s amphitheater. series of speakers, and activi- cleaned up Salem Willows park any available rst  oor space. in their lives through music and “I want Bridgin Gaps to be- ties for families and children, in exchange for the space from DCAMM thought they had a social activism. come one of the things on the there will also be Massachu- the city to hold the rst Bridgin location selected from the last The founder of the artistic North Shore,” Born said. “The setts-based artists creating a Gaps festival six years ago. round of requests when they collective group in Lynn, Wreck festival is about making people live art installation on a wall. What started as what looked chose space at Danvers Cross- Shop Movement, will host the feel good.” The idea came from the like a small family cookout has ing. But the shopping plaza on two-day “Bridgin Gaps” music Born said the two-day retreat 34-year-old entrepreneur when festival at Salem Willows this won’t be just music-based, but a he was homeless and saw rst- BORN, A7 RMV, A7 INSIDE Worker killed In Lynn Kids set sail for Boston Harbor Islands. A3 in construction • McGee weighs in accident in Medford on state budget. A3 ITEM STAFF REPORT to the Medford Fire De- partment. In Opinion MEDFORD — A The department was Time for a decision on 50-year-old laborer work- called to the scene at 2:44 Porter Street. A4 ing on house renovations p.m., and the responding In Sports died late Wednesday af- re ghters had to use ternoon after a foundation two-by-fours as leverage Lynn Woods runners race collapsed and trapped through the raindrops. B1 to free the pinned man. him under a Medford All of this took about home. ve minutes, re of cials The man had been work- said. ing on a porch founda- Once clear of the col- tion on Highland Avenue lapse, rst responders on Wednesday and was administered CPR and standing in a trench dug attempted to revive the between the ground and worker before he was a wall when the collapse rushed to Mass. General PHOTO | STEVE FREKER occurred, crushing him Hospital. Workers and rst responders were on scene after a man was trapped between the foundation in a house foundation collapse on Highland Avenue in Medford. and the earth, according MEDFORD, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 HIGH 80° VOL. 139, ISSUE 201 LYNN ...... A3 LOOK! ...... A8 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 67° OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 ENTERTAINMENT ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 OBITUARIES Medford seeks to Lillian Avadanian, 92 Leroy Mosley, 73 1925-2017 expand their media SALISBURY BEACH beloved daughters, LYNN — Mosley, Leroy of and friends. — Lillian Frances Ve- Francie Sudak and Lynn, Tuesday, July 25. Service Information: Fu- access with Brown ronica “Wing Ding” Claire Cavanagh and Devoted father of Richard neral service Saturday, MEDFORD — Benjamin and more.” (Buckley) Avadanian, has now joined her Valentine, Leroy Mosley, Jr., August 5, at 11 a.m. at Brown has been appoint- In this position, Brown formerly of Lynn and late “Golden Boy” Mi- Jeremiah Mosley, Juliette Bethlehem Baptist Church ed station manager for will work cooperatively presently of Salisbury chael “Abba” Avada- Bayala and Margaret Valen- 205 Norfolk St.,Dorchester. the new public access sta- with an Advisory Board Beach, died peace- nian. She also leaves tine. Visiting hour at the church tion and Community Me- of Directors for the Cable fully surrounded by her cherished grand- Long Time Companion of Sat. 10-11 a.m. relatives dia Center, located at the Access Channel and the her family on July 29, children: Michael, Renona Warren. Beloved and friends most kindly in- Medford Vocational and Medford Public Schools to 2017, after a brief Matthew, and Johnny brother of Darlene Wright, Bes- vited. Technical High School as illness. The wife of George McSharry, Megan and Casey sie L. Small, James E. Mosley, Interment at Oak Lawn maintain day-to-day op- part of the Medford High erations, training staff of “Abba” Avadanian, she has Sudak and great-grandchil- He also leaves 22 grandchil- Cemetery, A.J. Spears Fu- School complex. shared 70 years of a beau- dren: Lily and O’Neil Sudak. dren, 13 great-grandchildren neral Home, Cambridge the Media Technology stu- Brown received a Bach- dio and provide program- tiful marriage. Fran was the She also leaves behind her and a host of other relatives 617-876-4047. elor of Science degree in daughter of the late William sister-in-law, Ellen and the ming as well as studio Digital Filmmaking and services to the Medford and Winifred (Condon) Buck- late Bob Avadanian and fam- Video Production from the ley. Born on June 2, 1925, ily; countless devoted friends Public Education Govern- New England Institute ment (PEG) Channel. Fran spent 92 years fulfilled including Bob and Judy Kerton Thomas B. McGovern, 89 of Art. He most recently in the roles of a devoted wife, and Wendy Atwood. The Advisory Board will 1928-2017 worked as a technology be appointed by Medford mother, aunt, grandmother, The sister of the late Ruth and operations manager Godmother, sister, cousin, and and Roger Heaslip, Eleanor school officials in the near LYNN — Thomas Moronie. for Brookline Interactive future and will work with “Boss”. and Ed Gertaowski, Claire Group and a freelance A graduate of Lynn Classical and Jim O’Shea, William and B. McGovern, 89, of Thomas was pre- Brown in “branding” the Lynn passed peace- deceased by the technical director and vid- new station. High School, her career start- Marilyn Buckley, and Charles eo engineer for AVI Stag- fully at his home love of his life, his Medford Superintendent ed at 17 in Lynn’s Original and Joan Fox and her special ing of Boston. Tuesday, August 1, wife Barbara, whom of Schools Roy Belson said Anthony’s Hawthorne head- late friends, Barbara and Skip According to city and surrounded by his he shared over 55 in a statement he is opti- ing on her way to 30 years McDonnell and Fr. Thomas school officials, Brown’s loving family. Thomas years of marriage. He mistic about the direction as the hostess at the Conti- Morgan. goal for the Community nental Restaurant — and then Service information: A fu- was born in Lynn on leaves behind four of Medford’s Community March 6, 1928 and children; his son Paul Media Center is to bring moving on up to Salisbury’s neral service will be held in the current model of com- Media Center. famous Butch’s Club Royale the CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral was the son of the McGovern and his “We look forward to late William and Catherine wife Beverly of Methuen, his munity media to Medford, where lives were never the Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn expanding from just pub- working with Ben (Brown) same … in a good way! Known on Monday, August 7, 2017, (Magrane) McGovern. daughters Cathy McGovern of to make this great new Thomas grew up in the Bar- Groveland, Ellen McGovern of lic access programming for her famous red lipstick at 1 p.m. Burial will be held to include media literacy facility both a very suc- and banana breads, her loves privately. Relatives and ry Park neighborhood of West Merrimac, and Cheryl Labrec- cessful community access Lynn with his 11 brothers and que and her husband Greg of courses and other multi- were the beach, traveling, Las friends are invited to attend program and a significant sisters. He attended Lynn Groveland; his grandchildren, media opportunities for Vegas, Foxwoods, and visiting the Visiting Hours prior to students. educational opportuni- Ireland and Canada. However, the service from 11 a.m. to 1 schools. He loved to reminisce Thomas, Joseph and Michael about playing youth baseball Labrecque, and Paul and “The city of Medford is ty for Medford students,” anyone who really knew Fran, p.m. At Fran’s request, in lieu very fortunate to have Ben Belson said in a state- knew that besides her family, of flowers, contributions may for Sacred Heart, and he was Peyton McGovern. He leaves an avid bowler and enjoyed behind one brother; Peter Mc- as the station manager for ment. her #1 loves were the New be sent to either: A.L.S., St. our new community me- Among the educational York Yankees, Tony Bennett, Jude’s Hospital, or the Salis- swimming in his younger Govern and his wife Connie years. Thomas lived in Lynn of Peabody; one sister Carol dia center,” Mayor Steph- opportunities for students and Mickey Mantle (#7), all bury Beach Betterment As- anie M. Burke said in a are a media technology of whom she had personal soc. For directions or to sign his whole life. He served in the Couillard and her husband United States Navy in World Ronald of Indiatlantic, Fla.; his statement. “His expertise program in the Medford friendships with. the online guestbook, please in managing employees Vocational High School, Fran leaves behind her visit: www.cuffemcginn.com. War II on the USS Orion AS- sisters-in-law; Marjorie Wilson 18, and later the Korean War of Peabody, Connie McGovern and developing plans for and eventually developing on the USS Yosemite AD-19. of Peabody, Leone McGovern technology within an or- co-operative learning and Thomas worked for the City of Kansas; his brother-in-law ganization will provide internship positions for of Lynn Department of Public Thomas Montgomery of Sau- insight for operational use students. Works for over 40 years where gus. He is also survived by Geraldine R. Gatchell, 74 he retired as superintendent many nieces and nephews. of streets. He also spent many He is the brother of the late Thousands show up years working for the Won- William “Buddy”, James, Ber- derland Dog Track. He was a nard, John Paul, and Francis LYNN — Geraldine Hight, Nolan Headle, member of the Ancient Order McGovern, Mary “Tootsie” for jobs at Amazon R. “Gerry” Gatchell, and Joey Collazo, of Hibernians in Lynn and the Ulatowski, Adeline Newhall, 74, of Lynn, passed and her great-grand- VFW. He was a devoted pa- Margaret “Peggy” Mathes, and away on August 1, children: Shannon, rishioner of Our Lady of the As- Joan Montgomery. 2017, in the Tufts Kaylee, and Olivia sumption church in Lynnfield. Service information: His Medical Center in Ashley, and Alex Sulli- His faith, strong will and deter- funeral will be held on Boston after a brief van. Her sister, Wanda mination helped him conquer Saturday, Aug. 5, at 9 a.m. illness. Gerry was the Lisk of Marblehead his many health challenges from the SOLIMINE Funeral daughter of the late and many nieces and throughout the years. Home, 426 Broadway, (Rte. Aloysius and Leona nephews survive her Thomas was most proud of 129) Lynn followed by a Ferrier. She served as a lunch as well. She was preceded in his family, his home and his funeral Mass in Our Lady aide for the Lynn School De- death by her sons, Eugene R. Irish heritage. He cherished of the Assumption Church, partment for 30 years. Gerry and John O. Blanchette, her his time spent with his chil- Lynnfield at 10 a.m. Buri- had been a resident of Lynn granddaughter, Tayla Headle, dren and grandchildren. He al in St. Mary’s Cemetery, all her life. and her siblings, Elvira Shaw, loved spending time with all Lynn. Relatives and friends Gerry leaves her husband, Oakley A., Richard, and John his relatives and recently en- are respectfully invited. James H. Gatchell, her chil- A. Ferrier. joyed attending the McGovern Visiting hours are on Friday PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dren: Raymond Blanchette Service information: Fu- family reunion. from 4-8 p.m. Donations and his wife, Eileen, Diana neral from the CUFFE-MC- Applicants wait in line to enter a job fair Thomas was known for be- may be made to the Care Headle and her husband, GINN Funeral Home, 157 Wednesday at an Amazon fulfillment center in ing a hardworking man, a fam- Dimensions Hospice, 75 Timothy, and James R. Gatch- Maple St., Lynn on Saturday, Kent, Wash. ily man, and a devoted friend. Sylvan Street, Suite B-102, ell and his fiancé, Kristina August 5, 2017 at 9 a.m. He looked forward to his af- Danvers, Massachusetts Lundrigan, all of Lynn. Gerry Burial will follow in Pine Matt O’Brien build skills. ternoons spent at the “club 01923. Directions and also leaves her grandchil- Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Vis- ASSOCIATED PRESS “Interpersonal team house” having an Old Milwau- guestbook at www.solimi- dren: Meaghan Blanchette, iting Hours will be held in work, problem solving, kee with his good friend Larry ne.com. Candice Sullivan, Jeffrey and the funeral home on Friday, FALL RIVER — Thou- critical thinking, all that John Blanchette, Katie Ash- August 4 from 4-8 p.m. For sands of people showed up stuff goes on in these ware- ley, Michael Gatchell, Rafael, directions or to sign the on- Wednesday for a chance to houses,” Carnevale said. Marcus, and Zachery Bowzer, line guestbook, please visit: pack and ship products to “They’re serious entry-level James R. Gatchell, William www.cuffemcginn.com. Bernard Kummins, 86 Amazon customers, as the jobs for a lot of young peo- e-commerce company held ple, even those who are still a giant job fair at nearly a making their way through MARBLEHEAD — Service informa- dozen U.S. warehouses. school.” Bernard (“Bernie”) tion: Services to Although the wages of- The company is adver- Kummins, 86, of be held at Temple fered will make it hard for tising starting wages that Helene R. Sawyer, 90 Marblehead, for- Sinai, 1 Community some to make ends meet, range from $11.50 an hour merly of Boston, Road, Marblehead, many of the candidates in Chattanooga, Tenn., to were excited by the pros- 1927-2017 entered into rest on Friday, August $13.75 an hour in Kent, pect of health insurance on August 2, 2017. 4 at 10:30 a.m. In- Wash., near Amazon’s Se- DANVERS — He- Helene is survived by and other benefits, as well Beloved husband terment in Chevra attle headquarters. The lene R. (Thompson) her daughters; Robin as advancement opportu- of the late Evelyn Mishna Cemetery, $11.50 rate amounts to Sawyer, age 90, of Phillips and her hus- nities. (Gartz) Kummins. Lynn. Visiting hours about $23,920 a year. In Danvers, former band, Mark of Salem It’s common for Amazon Devoted father of Susan at Temple Sinai to follow Washington state, the cur- longtime resident of and Lisa Martins and Kummins, Rachael Kum- interment, and on Sunday, to ramp up its shipping Lynn, passed away her husband, Donald rent minimum wage is mins, and Jerold Kummins August 6 and Monday, Au- center staff in August to on Monday, August of Peabody, her sister, $11.50 but by 2020 will in- and wife Randy. Loving son gust 7 from 2-6 p.m. The prepare for holiday shop- 1, 2017 at Kaplan Beverly McMillan of crease to $13.50. By com- of the late William and Bes- family kindly requests ob- ping. But the magnitude of Family Hospice Malden, her grand- parison, the warehouse sie (Skolnick) Kummins. servance of Kosher dietary its current hiring spree un- House in Danvers. children; Nathan and store operator Costco raised Beloved brother of the late laws during visitation. derscores Amazon’s growth She was born on January 28, Alan Phillips and Gary Martins its minimum wage for en- Annice (“Anne”) Coddon Contributions in Bernard’s when traditional retailers 1927 in Malden, the daughter and Paul Martins and his wife, try-level workers last year and brother-in-law of the memory may be made to are closing stores — and of the late Milton and Sarah Amy, her great-grandchildren, from $13 to $13.50 an hour. late Doris Hirsch. Devoted the Kummins Family Discre- blaming Amazon for a shift (Howard) Thompson. Helene Cole and Logan Martins. Sev- Some job candidates uncle of Karen and Stephen tionary Fund for the benefit to buying goods online. was raised and educated in eral nieces and nephews also Wednesday were looking to Hirsch, and Mark, Faith, of Temple Sinai, 1 Commu- Amazon said it received Malden and graduated from survive her. She was prede- supplement other income. Ilene, and Araya Coddon. nity Road, Marblehead, MA “a record-breaking 20,000 Malden High School. She had ceased by her husband, Elmer Rodney Huffman, a Loving Zayde of Joshua and 01945. Services entrusted applications” and hired worked for H.P. Hood as a sec- “Cap” Sawyer, as well as her 27-year-old personal train- Allyson Kummins. Gradu- to the Stanetsky-Hymanson thousands of people on the retary for many years, as well sister, Mary Osterholt and her er, said the $13-an-hour ate of Boston English High Memorial Chapel, Salem. spot, and will hire more as for Liberty Mutual Insurance brother, Bradley Thompson. job in Baltimore would pay School, retired member For more information or in the coming days. The Company, where she retired Service information: Family enough to help cover bills of IBEW Local 103, and to register in the online number was less than the from in 1986. She continued and friends are invited to at- while he starts his own 50-plus-year member of guestbook, please visit 50,000 it had announced working for Cassidy Associates tend visitation on Friday, Au- company. Philanthropic Lodge, F. & www.stanetskyhymanson- it was planning to hire be- Insurance Agency in Swamp- gust 4, 2017, from 4 – 8 p.m. “I’m looking to do the A.M., of Marblehead. salem.com. fore the event took place. scott until retiring in 1997. at CUFFE-MCGINN Funeral Most of the jobs are full- night shifts and then run In retirement, Helene volun- Home, 157 Maple Street, time positions in pack- my own company during teered her time at Lynn and Lynn, MA 01904. Funeral ser- ing, sorting and shipping the day,” he said. Union Hospitals. She and her vices will take place on Satur- Selling a house? and will count toward husband, Elmer “Cap” Saw- day, August 5, 2017, at 11:30 Amazon’s previously an- Buying a house? yer enjoyed traveling together a.m. at the funeral home. nounced goal of adding 781-593-7700 to various magic conventions Burial will follow in Pine Grove Find out what properties 100,000 full-time workers Publishing Daily, except Sundays and Friendship Force, all over Cemetery, 145 Boston Street by the middle of next year. USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 the world. Helene loved Christ- in Lynn. In-lieu of flowers, recently sold in your area. The bad news is that Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA mas and getting together with donations are requested to: more people are likely to and additional offices. Check out Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item family to celebrate. She was a Threshold Singers of the North lose jobs in stores than get Subscriptions member of the First Church of Shore, PO Box 597, Swamp- the Real Estate page jobs in warehouses, said Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States Christ Congregational in Lynn scott, MA 01907. Checks in Saturday’s paper. Anthony Carnevale, direc- $20.00 for 4 weeks and a member of the Union should be made payable to: tor of Georgetown Univer- $65.00 for 13 weeks Hospital Auxiliary. While living Penny Bear Co, Inc. Please sity’s Center on Education $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year at Colonial Gardens in Bev- write Threshold in the memo and the Workforce. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, erly, she was a member of line. For directions, or to sign On the flip side, Ama- send address changes to: the choral group. She loved the on-line guest book, please zon’s warehouse jobs pro- The Daily Item singing at different events. visit www.cuffemcginn.com. vide “decent and competi- 110 Munroe St. tive” wages and could help P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 A3 LYNN Kids set sail for Boston Harbor Islands RAW lands So far this summer nearly 5,000 young people and their families, in- cluding 30 kids from Lynn, have set sail on free Tall Ships Cruises and $15G grant free day trips to the Boston Harbor Islands as part of Save the Harbor/ Raw Art Works (RAW) rector Kit Jenkins said, Save the Bay’s free All Access Bos- is one of the 18 Massa- “Wells Fargo’s grant helps ton Harbor program. chusetts nonprofits to re- us offer opportunities for This free program, which provides ceive a grant from Wells teenagers to build com- free access to the Boston Harbor Is- Fargo. The $15,000 grant munication, artistic, and lands to more than 100 area youth will help the Lynn-based leadership skills. RAW and community groups, features organization offer college offers paid employment environmental exploration, historic access and career explo- opportunities, as well sea chanteys and art on the shore, ration programs to nearly as hundreds of hours of as well as fishing, crabbing, swim- 200 teens next year. workshops and individu- ming, and storytelling by the sea. RAW is a youth arts or- alized support our teens “Save the Harbor’s free Youth En- ganization, rooted in art need as they plan to enter vironmental Education Programs COURTESY PHOTO therapy. At its core, RAW college and a competitive are the cornerstone of our work to Thirty kids from the Lynn Economic Opportunity School Age believes that all kids workforce. Our team helps “Share the Harbor” with young peo- should be seen and heard, with everything from re- ple and their families and create a Program in Lynn sailed to Spectacle Island with Save the Har- bor/Save the Bay on July 20. and that everyone has a sumé writing to financial new generation of environmental story to tell. RAW offers aid applications — all stewards,” said Save the Harbor’s a variety of free program- with the goal of making Vice President of Operations and as the Boston Harbor Connection tion, The Reebok Foundation, RMR ming for kids ages 7-19, the next step in life that Programs Chris Mancini. “This for a generation of young people,” Real Estate Services, Lawrence J. from painting, to print- much easier.” season we expect to serve 30,000 said Save the Harbor/Save the Bay & Anne Rubenstein Foundation, ing, to film-making, with “Wells Fargo is commit- youth and teens ages 7-17 at eight President Patricia Foley. “The best Skanska, South Boston Community a little bit of everything ted to investing in the program sites, on 28 free island ex- way we know to “save the harbor” is Development Foundation, Spectra in between. RAW uses art communities where our cursions and at 20 free beach events to share it with the region’s kids and Energy, Tishman Speyer. to ask kids about “what is customers and employees from Nahant to Nantasket.” families.” Save the Harbor/Save the Save the Harbor would also like really going on” in their live and work,” said Greg All Access trips begin at the Blue Bay’s free youth and beach programs to thank supporters 3A Marine lives and gives them the O’Brien, executive vice Hills Bank Pavilion where the group have introduced more than 160,000 Service, AP Staffing, Andus Bak- tools to create in unex- president and division learns the history of Boston Harbor young people to Boston Harbor and er & Rowan Murphy Family Fund, pected ways, envision new manager for Wells Fargo and the Harbor cleanup with an in- the Islands since they began in 2002. Bay State Federal Savings Chari- possibilities, and trans- New England Commer- teractive presentation from Save the Save the Harbor’s free youth en- table Foundation, Andrew J. Cala- form their world. cial Bank. “RAW is an Harbor’s Maritime Historian, David vironmental education and family mare & Marianne Connolly, Circle RAW will use funding innovative organization Coffin. Save the Harbor/Save the programs are made possible with Furniture, The Fuller Foundation, from Wells Fargo to pro- with programming that Bay’s summer youth staff of teach- Leadership Grants from Bay State Inc., Legal Sea Foods, Miss Wallace vide college access and increases workforce read- ers, college assistants and high school Cruise Company, Blue Cross Blue M. Leonard Foundation, Sherry & career exploration pro- iness skills and advance students then bring the kids aboard Shield of Massachusetts, The Bos- Alan Leventhal Family Foundation, gramming to the teens at- educational opportunities Bay State Cruise Company’s Provinc- ton Foundation, The Coca-Cola George Lewis – Haven Trust, Liberty tending the organization’s for youth throughout the etown II to set sail to the Harbor Is- Foundation, Distrigas/ENGIE. Bay Credit Union, Mass Bay Credit programs. Executive Di- region including Lynn.” lands where each group enjoys a pic- Save the Harbor is grateful for Union, National Park Service, Nich- nic lunch before exploring the island. Partnership Grants from Forrest olson Foundation, Randy Peeler & “What a great way to spend a sum- Berkley & Marcie Tyre Berkley, Kate Kellogg, Red Sox Foundation, mer day,” said Save the Harbor’s The Clowes Fund, Comcast, East- Rockland Trust Charitable Foun- spokesman Bruce Berman. “We be- ern Salt Company, Inc., Fan Pier – dation, Storm Duds, Matthew J. & lieve that every child and family The Fallon Company, John Hancock Gilda F. Strazzula Foundation, TD deserves the opportunity to enjoy Financial Services Inc., Kershaw Bank Charitable Foundation, UDR, these spectacular urban natural re- Foundation – Cheers for Children, Kyle & Sara Warwick, Matthew sources, and are doing our best to Llewellyn Foundation, Mass Envi- Whitlock & Penny & Neal. make it happen.” ronmental Trust, Mass Humanities, Special thanks to the hundreds of The Boston Harbor Islands are im- Massachusetts Bay Lines, Massa- individual donors and to our part- portant educational and recreational chusetts Port Authority, Massachu- ners at the Department of Conser- resources for youth development and setts Water Resources Authority, vation and Recreation, the Metro- community groups from around the P&G Gillette, William E. & Bertha politan Beaches Commission, the region. On Spectacle Island, Save E. Schrafft Charitable Trust, Vertex, Boston Centers for Youth and Fam- the Harbor’s educators teach kids to Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation, ilies and the YMCA of Greater Bos- fish for flounder, skates and the occa- The Yawkey Foundation. ton for their support. sional striped bass from the pier, and Save the Harbor also appreciates Save the Harbor/Save the Bay is help them explore the shore looking funding support from Arbella Insur- a non-profit public-interest environ- for sea glass and historic artifacts ance Group Charitable Foundation, mental advocacy organization for from Spectacle’s “Treasure Beach.” Blue Hills Bank Foundation, Blue Boston Harbor, whose mission is to On Georges Island, youth and Hills Bank Pavilion, BOMA, Boston restore and protect Boston Harbor, teens explore the maze of passage- Properties – Atlantic Wharf, Camp the Boston Harbor Islands, our re- ways at Fort Warren, a historic land- Harbor View Foundation, Clipper gion’s beaches and the marine envi- mark used for coastal defense during Ship, Foundation, Inc., The Daily ronment and share them with the the Civil War, where they may even Catch Seaport, Elizabeth Elser Doo- public for everyone to enjoy. catch a glimpse of the famous ghost little Charitable Trust, Emera Inc., For more information about Save of the “Lady in Black.” The docks Paul & Phyllis Fireman Charitable the Harbor/Save the Bay, visit their on the island offer fantastic fishing Foundation, Thomas & Lucinda Fo- website at www.savetheharbor.org, spots while the parade ground is a ley, The HYM Investment Group, their blog Sea, Sand & Sky at www. great space for sports and games. LLC, Lovett-Woodsum Foundation, blog.savetheharbor.org or follow “At Save the Harbor/Save the Bay Massachusetts Convention Center savetheharbor on Facebook, Twitter we are particularly proud to serve Authority, National Grid Founda- and Instagram. McGee weighs in on state budget

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EDITORIAL HOW TO REACH US Time for a decision on Porter Street Patrick McGrath knows a lot senior mini-neighborhood with branch libraries — turn from ing needs millions of dollars in 110 Munroe St. about Lynn and he knows a lot senior-oriented stores and ser- public to private buildings. renovation work and has been P.O. Box 5 of people in Lynn. So McGrath vices could meet a citywide Last spring’s decision by vot- vandalized since its closing. Lynn, MA 01903 commanded attention on Tues- need and give longtime Mar- ers to reject a plan to build two McGrath is a member of the Customer Service day night when he said, “The shall neighbors the break they new middle schools leaves public Council Request for Proposals Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. clock is ticking,” on City Council deserve. People living around school officials worrying about Committee which voted to rec- discussions to decide the future the school put up for years with an enrollment wave rolling out ommend zoning changes in the Connecting use of the former Marshall Mid- generation after generation of of elementary schools and crest- Porter Street neighborhood to All Departments: 781-593-7700 dle School on Porter Street. teenagers making their way to ing like a tsunami in the exist- allow for latitude in new hous- The big building located off Es- and from the big building as ing middle schools. ing construction. This sound Ext. 2 sex Street ended its career as a well as traffic associated with John Ford, a sound and experi- decision to lay the groundwork Classifi ed Advertising public school in 2015 when mid- school drop off and pick up enced voice on the School Com- for a potential senior housing classi [email protected] dle school students trooped off times. mittee, expressed reservations development on the Marshall to a brand-new Marshall located Seniors are decidedly more Tuesday night about taking site does not relieve the council Subscriptions [email protected] on Brookline Street. low key neighbors than hor- another school off the building from pressure to make decisions Porter Street area neighbors, mone-driven middle school stu- rolls in view of growing worries about the Porter Street site’s fu- Circulation according to Council President dents. But the notion that the about enrollment. ture. [email protected] and Ward 3 Councilor Darren Porter Street building’s school City building and inspection McGrath’s right: The clock is Ext. 3 Cyr, are “on board” with building days have ended is not set, officials may understand Ford’s ticking and the council must a senior housing complex on the pun-intended, in stone. Lynn concern, but they point out that carefully weigh future school Newsroom [email protected] former Marshall site. residents have seen a succession the old Marshall is a strong can- space needs against Porter [email protected] At first glance, a well-planned of schools — not to mention city didate for demolition. The build- Street residents’ wishes. Ext. 4 Sports MATT TAIBBI [email protected] Ext. 5 Retail and Online No way to survive the Trump White House Advertising [email protected]

The body of former the Paris Accords — but going to get in the mud in ADVERTISING White House Director of a great many others seem those kind of things.” Ernie Carpenter Jr. Communications Anthony to have been “resigned.” This was the high road, Director of Advertising Scaramucci was discov- Michael Flynn, Prie- seemingly, but not to and Business Development, ext. 1355 ered on the White House bus, and former Priebus Trump, who hilariously [email protected] lawn Monday. Scaramuc- Deputy Katie Walsh come was furious with Priebus Michele Iannaco ci’s neatly-coiffed head, to mind here. The most for refusing to “fight back.” Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1315 along with the mushier, public posts are the most According to the Wall [email protected] more panicked capitulum perilous. The next White Street Journal, Trump Ralph Mitchell of former chief of staff and House Director of Com- was “dismissive” of the fact Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1313 freshly-resigned rival Re- munications will already that Priebus didn’t stick up [email protected] ince Priebus, was found a be Trump’s fourth — you for himself. As the Huffing- Patricia Whalen short distance away, gored may have forgotten about ton Post and others have FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 on the White House gates Mike Dubke, who served pointed out, Trump likes [email protected] as a message to their re- for 85 days from February Anthony Scaramucci is out as White House competition among subor- placements. through the end of May. communications director after just 11 days on dinates, and doesn’t much BUSINESS OFFICE go for turning the other The heads — you’re look- That doesn’t even factor in the job. Beth Bresnahan ing at the heads — are be- assistant press secretaries cheek (or, in Priebus’ case, Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 ginning to pile up in num- like Michael Short, who the Trump White House, owing” Trump. “turning the other face”). [email protected] ber. Donald Trump rose to ate the cyanide pill in the getting more press than The Scaramucci/Bannon “Get even with people,” fame as a TV star with his form of a hastily written Trump told an audience in Susan J. Conti the president. The kiss rule seems to suggest that Controller, ext. 1288 Australia, to cheers, many cruel punchline firings of resignation text last week. of death was probably a the best strategy for sur- [email protected] hapless reality-show con- Short rushed to quit af- years ago. “If they screw Breitbart article about his vival in the Trump White Ted Grant testants. As chief execu- ter seeing a Politico report brief but colorful reign. House is to lay low, keep you, you screw them back tive of the world’s might- indicating that he was 10 times as hard.” Publisher, ext. 1234 “Move over President Don- your face off cable, and [email protected] iest nuclear superpower, about to be fired. Anthony ald Trump. You are yester- genuflect to His Highness This is a great strategy he has now spent most of Scaramucci, who report- day’s news,” the piece said. as shamelessly and exces- for creating reality show Marian Kinney his first term sowing pan- edly was about to do the drama, and Trump has ext. 1212 “It seems like this is now sively as possible. No dice! [email protected] ic around the world with firing, said he was terribly The Anthony Scaramucci Priebus, a born bootlick- certainly done a fantas- an ever-tightening pat- upset “as a human being Show. And Trump better er and capitulator whose tic job of that. The Trump Will Kraft tern of purges and forced and as a Roman Catholic” get used to it.” spine was surgically re- White House of late has Vice President / Finance, ext. 1296 [email protected] resignations. that the press somehow If this was return fire moved years ago during his become a must-see drama Like Soviet Commissars knew Short’s fate before from Scaramucci-accused first term as RNC chair- combining multiple real- Jennifer Perez ity genres, with the fire- promoted during the Great Short did. Scaramucci autofellator Steve Bannon, man, tried exactly this ext. 1205 the-loser format of The Terror, Trump appointees himself was out a few days who after all used to run strategy, and ended up just [email protected] Apprentice merged with begin composing their last later, and the week-plus Breitbart, it hit its mark. as dead as Scaramucci. Carolina Trujillo geeks-trapped-in-a-house words from the moment on the job with Trump The bestubbled Pope of the There are countless sto- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 concepts like Real World they ascend to high office. only cost him his marriage alt-right understands the ries attesting to Priebus’ [email protected] or the more apropos Es- The fallen include an FBI — his wife Deidre report- “never outshine Trump” extreme unwillingness to tate of Panic. Jim Wilson director (James Comey), edly filed for divorce after dynamic better than any- confront the president. It’s great television, but Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 an NSC senior director “Mooch” elected to skip the one. Bannon himself was Granted the White House [email protected] impossible politics. Trump, for Western Hemisphere birth of their child to be nearly ousted (and was in Chief of Staff job with if he had any brains at all, CIRCULATION Affairs (Craig Deare, es- with his president. fact removed from the Na- sweeping assurances from would have kept Scara- corted off the White House In Mooch’s defense, he tional Security Council) Trump that he would have Lisa Mahmoud mucci at all costs. “Mooch” grounds for criticizing texted after the birth — after Time magazine ran full autonomy and con- Manager, ext. 1239 would have mesmerized Trump in off-the-record “Congratulations, I’ll pray a somber cover portrait of trol in the White House, [email protected] the media with his rib- comments at the Wood- for the child” — but this Trump’s Svengali in full Priebus ultimately was CLASSIFIED ald insanity and dragged row Wilson Center), the surprisingly did little to pseudo-intellectual chin- reduced — this is accord- the cameras away from Abbe Young Smith first female White House mollify his soon-to-be ex- scratch over the headline, ing to the latest leaks — to Trump’s impending indict- Manager, ext. 1276 usher (Angella Reid), a wife. “THE GREAT MANIPU- listening at the door of the ment/impeachment, per- [email protected] top Middle East adviser The maelstrom of firings LATOR.” Oval Office in an attempt haps even giving Trump (Derek Harvey, a longtime speaks to the peculiar The piece asked if Ban- to guess who was meeting NEWSROOM enough time to form a le- intelligence official quietly chaos of the Trump White non was the second-most with the president. gal defense or an interstel- Bill Brotherton whacked last week in what House. Basically, there is powerful man in the Priebus put up with ev- lar escape plan. Features Editor ext. 1338 was seen as a message to no successful formula for world. This was actually a erything, including being But even in a crisis, [email protected] Steve Bannon), an acting bureaucratic survival in mild take compared to the groped on stage by Ban- Trump cannot take not be- Gayla Cawley attorney general (Sally this administration. New York Times, which non, ripped in public by ing the center of attention. Reporter, ext. 1236 Yates), and a host of others. The twin killings of Scar- ran an editorial question- Trump pal Christopher Hiring a mulish Marine [email protected] There have been many amucci and Priebus tell ing, “President Bannon?” Ruddy (“He’s in way over four-star general to take resignations, a few of them the whole story. The two The wave of press depict- his head,” Ruddy said of Cheryl Charles charge of the White House Night Editor, ext. 1278 perhaps truly voluntary men represented opposite ing Trump as a brainless Reince), and not-so-subtly sounds like a good idea and [email protected] — like Disney CEO Bob strategies for surviving puppet with Bannon’s ma- blamed for a host of Trump will probably draw plau- Iger and Tesla chief Elon Castle Trumpsylvania, nipulative hand thrust up Tori Faieta administration failures (a dits from the credential-ob- Musk deciding to bounce and both turned out to be his clacker prompted an February Breitbart piece Copy Editor from a White House Ad- equally ineffective. sessed corporate press (par- [email protected] avalanche of leaks from blaming Reince for the ticularly if Kelly succeeds in visory Council after his Scaramucci commit- Thomas Grillo inside the Trump White botched immigration ban convincing Trump to launch Orangeness pulled out of ted the cardinal sin in House, apparently from was a classic example). Reporter, ext. 1264 a war somewhere). But hir- [email protected] the Jared Kushner side of Priebus took it all in ing a military taskmaster to the building, all targeting a soldierly way — well, impose message discipline Spenser Hasak the ex-Breitbart chief. It more like a groveling, frat is useless if the new gener- Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] E M. G D  also led to an abrupt policy pledge-y way — and yet in al has no power to keep the President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill reversal with a missile at- the most crucial moment, B A. B loudest mouth of the lot — Thor Jourgensen Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg tack into Syria, a move that his lack of backbone was Trump’s own — shut. News Editor, ext. 1267 E C  J. Edward M. Grant was widely seen as Trump held against him. Scara- Some see in all these [email protected] Director of Advertising wriggling free of Bannon’s mucci had done the oppo- T  J  Gordon R. Hall maneuverings an effort to Steve Krause News Editor Monica Connell Healey irresponsibly populist/iso- site of Priebus, bragging purge GOP loyalists like Sports Editor, ext. 1229 W J. K J. Patrick Norton lationist tendencies. about his new influence Vice President, Finance Spicer and Priebus. Oth- [email protected] Michael H. Shanahan The fact that Bannon and insisting he had a di- J N. W  ers see a Nixonian lunge to Katie Morrison Chief Operating O cer Chairman was not fired at that time rect line to the man with hire thugs in a crisis. This Sports Reporter P ’ has led to occasional specu- the funny hair. He ridiculed Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 to me is all overthinking [email protected] Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 lation that he remains the Priebus in an epic night- things. There is no strategy. Owen O’Rourke Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 most powerful voice in the time rant to New Yorker This White House is just Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 White House (GQ, in an reporter Ryan Lizza, call- Photographer, ext. 1224 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 a succession of spasmod- [email protected] Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 admirably blatant attempt ing him a “(expletive) par- ic Trump failures, with a Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 to get Bannon axed, has anoid schizophrenic” who growing line of people tak- Roberto Scalese Brian C. ¡ayer, 1996-1999 continued to call him the had “(expletive)-blocked” Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ing the fall for each of them. [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 “shadow president”). In the Scaramucci and systemat- You can fall with honor, or recent context, the Breit- ically leaked Trumplandia John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 without, entertainingly Anne Marie Tobin bart piece telling Trump to secrets to the media. or not. But if you join this Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 “move over” and “get used” To this Priebus did what White House, fall you will. [email protected] to the Scaramucci show he’d always done — noth- It’s only a matter of time. Bridget Turcotte sealed the hedge-funder’s ing, eating the humiliation Reporter, ext. 1269 fate, as even the New York like a meat loaf. He told Matt Taibbi is a reporter [email protected] Times wondered if the fellow self-flagellating yes with Rolling Stone maga- Ryan York Mooch era was “overshad- man Wolf Blitzer he “wasn’t zine. 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] THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A5

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All address information, particu- Vandalism tion Landing; at 11:10 a.m. Malden teen charged larly arrests, reflect police records. In Wednesday at Century Bank at A report of vandalism at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 1 Salem St. 5:20 p.m. Tuesday at Dee’s it is the sole responsibility of the con- Corner at 37 Essex St.; at 6:19 Vandalism with drunk driving cerned party to contact the relevant p.m. Tuesday at 115 Western police department and have the de- Ave. A report of vandalism at By Bridget Turcotte about 2:15 a.m. Wednes- ran away, and said he partment issue a notice of correction A report of motor vehicle van- 10:48 a.m. Wednesday at 14 ITEM STAFF day. Officers arrived to was speeding and ran a to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- dalism at 5:57 p.m. Tuesday at Valley St. find a 2016 Toyota Corolla red light moments before CHELSEA — Bail was ifications will not be made without Liberty and Willow streets. with rear end damage on the collision, according to REVERE set at $7,500 for a Mal- the sidewalk and a 2012 Wark. Jimenez-Valez, who express notice of change from the den man accused of drunk MARBLEHEAD Honda Civic with heavy matched the description arresting police department. driving, seriously injuring Arrest front end damage in the of the driver, was locat- two people, and leaving Accidents middle of the roadway. ed by police a short dis- John Paul Leone, 58, of 912 the scene of an accident LYNN A passenger, who was tance away with blood on Winthrop Ave., was arrested early Wednesday morning. A report of a motor vehicle trapped in the front seat his shirt and cuts on his Arrests accident at 5:28 p.m. Tuesday and charged with operating Hector Jimenez-Valez, wrists, knees, and face, under the influence of liquor at 19, was arraigned in of the Civic, was suffering on Atlantic Avenue. from a severe head inju- prosecutors said. He was Clayton Brown, 60, of 23 3:05 a.m. Tuesday. Chelsea District Court on unsteady on his feet and Congress St., was arrested and charges of operating un- ry and had to be removed Complaints from the heavily-damaged responding officers said charged with shoplifting by as- Accidents der the influence of alco- they detected the odor of portation at 2:05 p.m. Tuesday. A report of suspicious ac- hol causing serious bodily car. He was transported A report of a motor vehicle to Massachusetts General alcohol on him. Marco Collins, 40, of 560 tivity at 7:48 a.m. Tuesday on injury, leaving the scene of Jimenez-Valez was tak- Boston St., was arrested and State Street. A caller reported accident at 2:14 a.m. Tuesday a collision that caused an Hospital with life-threat- on Pearl Avenue; at 3:05 a.m. ening injuries. en to CHA Everett Hospi- charged with failure to stop there was an old red Pontiac injury, negligent operation tal, where he was treated for police, negligent operation with a older male operator go- Tuesday on Winthrop Avenue; of a motor vehicle, and The driver and sole oc- at 8:52 a.m. Tuesday on Lee cupant of the Corolla was and released into police of a motor vehicle, failure to ing up and down State Street, unlicensed operation of a custody. He is expected to Burbank Highway. found trapped and uncon- stop/yield, operation of a mo- honking his horn and spitting motor vehicle, according return to court Aug. 22. A report of a motor vehicle hit scious inside his car. He tor vehicle with a suspended on the ground. She thought it to Suffolk County District Should he be released on and run accident at 8:24 p.m. was freed and transported license, and Class B drug pos- was suspicious and wanted Attorney spokesman Jake bail, he is ordered to re- session at 6:22 p.m. Tuesday. someone to check it out; at Tuesday at NC Auto Service at Wark. to Massachusetts Gener- Broadway and Herman Street. frain from drinking alco- Ermes Delcid, 27, of 29A 4:44 p.m. Tuesday on Ocean Chelsea Police, State Po- al Hospital with injuries hol or driving. Mall St., was arrested on a Avenue. A caller reported that lice, and the Chelsea Fire that were not considered warrant charge of two counts she was approached by a Breaking and Entering Department responded to life threatening. Bridget Turcotte can be strange man who asked her for the area of Maple Street Witnesses provided po- reached at bturcotte@item- of armed robbery at 2:46 p.m. A report of a breaking and Wednesday. her phone number. He report- and Everett Avenue for lice a description of the live.com. Follow her on edly asked her if she was still entering at 3:29 p.m. Tuesday a serious car accident at driver of the Civic, who Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Shannon Kelley, of 78 B on Crescent Avenue. Lennox Road, Nahant, was ar- in high school and if they could get together at some point. rested on a warrant charge of Complaints parole/probation violation at Another friend reportedly ap- Pair of teens among four 4:01 p.m. Tuesday. proached the caller about two A report of a disturbance at Eleodoro Nolasco-Mendez, weeks ago and told her that 2:10 a.m. Tuesday at Dunkin’ 21, of 813 Western Ave., was the man had done the same Donuts on Bennington Street; arrested and charged with op- thing to her. at 8:10 a.m. Tuesday on Malden residents indicted A caller reported that the eration of a motor vehicle with Broadway. MALDEN — Three defendants in cases that a youthful offender (two customers of the dog day care a suspended license for OUI Malden residents have allegedly occurred in Mal- counts) with assault and and state highway traffic viola- nearby were using his driveway Theft to drop of their dogs at 8:21 been indicted on charges den: battery with a dangerous tion at 6:02 p.m. Tuesday. ranging from assault and — Dakota Betts-Knight, weapon causing serious a.m. Tuesday on Washington A report of a larceny from Deyana Rivera, of 99 Cha- battery to sex traffick- 17, of Malden, was charged bodily injury and assault Street. a motor vehicle at 5:19 a.m. tham St., was arrested on ing, according to an an- as a youthful offender with and battery with a dan- A caller reported someone Tuesday on Barrett Street warrant charges of assault nouncement by Middlesex assault and battery with a gerous weapon and battery with a dangerous had been “hacking” her hedg- A report of a larceny/forg- es at 3:16 p.m. Tuesday on District Attorney Marian dangerous weapon — Solomon Wilson, 24, weapon, civil rights violation, ery/fraud at 10:55 a.m. Tues- Lattimer Street. Ryan. A Boston resident — Dashawn Nunez, 25, of Malden, was charged and Class E drug possession day on Thorndike Street; at A caller reported two people and a New York man were of Boston, was charged with trafficking a per- at 12:20 p.m. Tuesday. 6:43 p.m. Tuesday at Harry were way out on a raft, and it Della Russo Stadium on Park also indicted on charges with rape (three counts), son for sexual servitude, was unknown if they were in Avenue; at 7:27 p.m. Tuesday relating to alleged offens- indecent assault and bat- strangulation, assault Accidents trouble at 6:26 p.m. Wednes- on Beach Street. es in Malden cases. tery on a child under the and battery (two counts), In addition, a 26-year- age of 14, assault with a possession with intent A report of a motor vehicle day on Ocean Avenue. The call- A report of a larceny at 7:04 old Malden man was in- dangerous weapon (two to distribute a Class A accident at 12:46 p.m. Tues- er reported that they were to p.m. Tuesday on Broadway. dicted in a Townsend case counts), assault and bat- substance, subsequent of- day at 15 Green St.; at 2:20 the right of the Neckrun Cafe involving the alleged rape fense, possession with in- p.m. Tuesday at 348 Chestnut towards the island. The harbor- tery (two counts), and SAUGUS tent to distribute a Class St.; at 2:19 p.m. Tuesday at master responded. A caller re- of a child. strangulation 348 Chestnut St.; at 2:42 p.m. ported that it might have been Accidents These indictments were — Richard Scism, 71, B substance, subsequent Tuesday at 189 Western Ave.; her daughter on the kayak and handed down recently of Saugerties, N.Y., was offense, and possession of at 3:22 p.m. Tuesday at Beach that she was fine. She had A report of a motor vehicle by grand juries and the charged with money laun- a Class E substance. Road and Nahant Street; at called her mom to let her know accident with personal inju- charges are allegations dering, receiving stolen In a case in Townsend, 4:26 p.m. Tuesday at 170 she was on her way back in. ry at 8:49 a.m. Tuesday on with the defendants pre- goods over $250, and con- Harold Arzapalo, 26, of South Common St.; at 4:50 The kayakers made their way Broadway. A single-vehicle ac- sumed innocent until spiracy Malden, was charged with p.m. Tuesday at Cottage and back onto the beach. cident involving a motorcycle proven guilty. — Klein Ulysse, 17, of five counts of aggravated Linden streets; at 2:57 a.m. A report of a disturbance was reported; at 10:36 p.m. The following involve Malden, was charged as rape of a child. Wednesday at 81 Bickford St.; at 11:48 p.m. Tuesday on Tuesday on Broadway. at 9:12 a.m. Wednesday at Stramski Way. A caller report- 300 Washington St. ed a group of kids were in the Complaints Four Medford residents indicted playground making noise. A report of a police motor A report of a suspicious vehicle accident at 5:27 p.m. motor vehicle at 11:26 a.m. MEDFORD — Five of Medford, was charged of Medford, was charged Tuesday at 274 Eastern Ave. MALDEN Tuesday on Westford Street. A indictments were an- with possession with in- with trafficking fentanyl, A report of a motor vehicle caller reported a white Toyota nounced Monday by Mid- tent to distribute fentanyl conspiracy, and being a hit and run accident at 6:41 Assaults Tundra occupied by a man and dlesex District Attorney and conspiracy. habitual offender. p.m. Tuesday at 446 Western Marian Ryan by grand — Dee Johnson, 33, of In a Natick case, Andrew A report of an assault at woman had been circling the Ave. neighborhoods in the area for juries involving Medford Medford, was charged Prudhomme, 57, of Med- 9:41 p.m. Friday on Stuart residents and cases. with trafficking fentanyl, ford, was charged with op- A report of a motor vehicle Street. an hour looking into yards. accident with personal injury A caller reported a baby deer — Steven Callinan, 50, possession with intent to erating a motor vehicle un- of Somerville, was charged distribute cocaine, pos- der the influence of alcohol, at 7:01 p.m. Tuesday at 108 Theft wandered into her garage and South Common St. wasn’t leaving at 3:15 p.m. with larceny over $250 on session of a Class B sub- fifth offense, and operating A report of a larceny at 10:35 Tuesday at 170 Water St. An a person over the age of stance (two counts), con- a motor vehicle with a sus- Assaults a.m. Friday on Lincoln Street; animal control officer respond- 60 and being a habitual spiracy and possession of pended license for operating at 3:22 p.m. Friday at Stop ed and reported he was able offender. a Class E substance. a motor vehicle while under A report of an assault at & Shop on Charles Street; at to free the deer back to the — Amie Hubbard, 35, — Donald Johnson, 41, the influence of alcohol. 5:46 p.m. Tuesday on Granite 6:58 p.m. Saturday on Spruce woods. Street. Street; at 3:04 a.m. Sunday on A report of a disturbance at Mt. Vernon Street; at 8:14 p.m. 12:36 a.m. Wednesday at the One dead, one missing after Complaints Monday on Holyoke Street; at playground on Bristow Street. A report of a disturbance 8:32 p.m. Monday at Phillips A caller reported youths were explosion at Minneapolis school at 1:26 p.m. Tuesday at 811 66 Gas and Food Mart on playing basketball. Police dis- Main Street. persed the people; at 1:25 Lynnway; at 1:36 p.m. Tues- By Amy Forliti day at 200 Essex St.; at 3:19 A report of a break into a de- a.m. Wednesday at Polcari’s pository at 8:30 a.m. Monday Restaurant at 92 Broadway. and Jeff Baenen p.m. Tuesday at 199 Lewis St.; ASSOCIATED PRESS at 5:33 p.m. Tuesday at 25 at U-Haul on Eastern Avenue. A report of a suspicious per- Hamilton Ave.; at 7:38 p.m. A report of unarmed robbery son at 2:37 a.m. Wednesday MINNEAPOLIS — Fire- Tuesday at Bennett and South at 4:45 p.m. Monday at Stop on Curtis Road. A caller re- fighters were searching streets; at 7:53 p.m. Tues- & Shop on Charles Street. ported a man dress in all dark for a man believed to be day at Pennybrook Road and clothing and carrying a cell buried in the rubble of phone was acting suspicious. Walnut Street; at 8:17 p.m. MEDFORD a collapsed school build- Police reported the man was Tuesday at 25 West Green St.; ing in Minneapolis on looking for his dog in the area. at 10:08 p.m. Tuesday at 12 Accidents Wednesday after an explo- Michigan Ave.; at 4:51 a.m. sion killed another school A report of a motor vehicle Wednesday at 20 Neptune SWAMPSCOTT employee and injured sev- accident at 4:14 p.m. Tues- eral others. Blvd.; at 8:33 a.m. Wednes- day on Salem Street; at 6 day at Market and State Accidents The blast occurred in a p.m. Tuesday at 72 Alexander utility area at the Min- streets; at 12 p.m. Wednesday Ave.; at 7:23 a.m. Wednesday A report of a motor vehicle at 105 Essex St. nehaha Academy as stu- at Main and South streets; at accident at 2:48 p.m. Tuesday dents were playing soc- 2:03 p.m. Wednesday at Grove at Longwood Drive and Para- cer and basketball at the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Theft Street and Boston Avenue. dise Road. private Christian school, Emergency personnel move away as a gas fire A report of a larceny at 1:47 which serves students continues to burn following an explosion at Min- p.m. Tuesday at 264 Essex Complaints Assaults from pre-kindergarten nehaha Academy Wednesday in Minneapolis. St.; at 4:16 p.m. Tuesday at A report of a disturbance at A report of an assault and through 12th grade, ac- 241 Euclid Ave.; at 4:37 p.m. cording to fire and school 5:37 p.m. Tuesday at 314 Win- battery at 3:24 p.m. Tuesday for late Wednesday. The it recovery yet,” Fruetel Tuesday at 100 Willow St.; at officials. throp St.; at 9:31 p.m. Tuesday on Crescent Street. 81-year-old attended the said. “We are still consid- 6:58 a.m. Wednesday at 20 at 12 Walkling Court. Contractors were work- Neptune Blvd.; at 11:25 a.m. ing on one of the campus’ school as a child, sent his ering this a potential, pos- Breaking and Entering own children there, and sible rescue.” Wednesday at 182 Lynn Shore Theft buildings at the time of Drive. A report of a motor vehicle the blast, which investi- was like a grandfather Four people remained A report of motor vehicle A report of a larceny at 6:32 breaking and entering at 1:07 gators believe was caused figure to students, school hospitalized late Wednes- theft at 2:23 p.m. Tuesday at p.m. Tuesday at Station Land- p.m. Tuesday at 6 Humphrey by a natural gas explo- officials said. day, including one in criti- 15 Alley St. ing parking garage at 90 Sta- St. sion, said Assistant Min- Minneapolis Fire Chief cal condition, at Hennepin neapolis Fire Chief Bryan John Fruetel said he’s County Medical Center in Tyner. hopeful Carlson is alive, Minneapolis, according to The explosion killed noting it’s possible a void the hospital. Their names Ruth Berg, a receptionist was created when the haven’t been released. Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 for 17 years at the school building’s roof caved in. Dr. Jim Miner, the hos- Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY who “welcomed everyone Fruetel said crews were pital’s chief of emergen- with a smile,” the school bringing in heavy equip- cy medicine, said victims Spanish menu available or text the word tiplynn said in a statement. ment and working slowly treated from the blast All reports of neighborhood and your tip to John Carlson, a part- to try to safely remove and suffered injuries ranging activity will be investigated. time janitor known for giv- search through two floors from head injuries and Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) ing Dilly Bars to students, of debris. broken bones to cuts from remained unaccounted “I’m not ready to call debris. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Born to make a difference through music BORN The local community From A1 gathering has a vision to bring a festival of the now grown to hundreds same caliber to Lynn, said flocking to the event in re- Born. cent years, he said. With a fundraising goal “Events like these pro- of $20,000, Born wants vide opportunities for lo- to raise enough mon- cal homeless that arise ey to have two festivals: through networking,” he one in Salem and one in said. “There’s something Lynn within the next few about connecting with months. other people that moti- Bridgin Gaps has even vates others internally.” acquired Sophia Abbasi, A soft fundraising began a grant writer for Boston about five months ago, Public Schools, to assist in leading the organization reaching their fundrais- to raise about $7,000. ing goal. Eastern Bank provided “We want the money a $5,000 grant for the pro- to stretch between two gram costs. Pick Up Mod- events,” he said. ern, the antique store lo- Through experience, cated on Exchange Street, Born has seen the impact challenged the communi- arts have on a disadvan- ty to donate to the Bridgin taged community. Gaps festival. “We can capture peo- She would match funds ple’s attention through from those willing to give. the arts,” he said. “We are One supporter of the bridging the gap between cause, Marjorie St. Paul, arts and activism. It’s former executive director time to marry those two at Lynn Shelter Associa- concepts and bring words tion, donated $500, which together.” was matched by the an- The two-day festival will tique store owner. be at Salem Willows park “I just thought it was a on Aug. 5 and 6, from noon great opportunity to sup- to 8 p.m. each day. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK port community projects and people who are reach- Matt Demirs can be Dedicated to artistic expression and bringing together a community, members of Wreck Shop ing out in general,” How- reached at mdemirs@ Movement behind the “Bridgin Gaps” music festival, gathered at Munroe and Washington streets ard said. itemlive.com. for a cypher during the Beyond Walls mural festival last month. Drumming up interest in Newport Lynn registers

CARRINGTON From A1 interest in RMV native and sax player RMV rejected by the state. The who shared stages with From A1 second round brought six the likes of James Brown, bids, including Danvers Sam Cooke and BB King, Route 1 was sold at a fore- Crossing and two Peabody brought Mattie Car- closure auction in June. sites. rington’s Slingerland drum The saga began more In the meantime, there’s set up from the basement. than a year ago when the a full RMV office in Re- For Terri Lyne, it was love Liberty Tree Mall branch vere and AAA offers some at first rimshot. Her dad in Danvers closed because registry services at its immediately realized she of troubles with its air Peabody and Saugus loca- had the chops. tions. “He would pull them out conditioning and heating every blue moon. One day systems. Thomas Grillo can be he put a record on and I The initial round of bids reached at tgrillo@item- kept time. Dad was im- for a new location were live.com. pressed,” said Terri Lyne. “I didn’t know that girls didn’t play drums. There was no stigma. My par- Worker killed in ents encouraged me. By late elementary school or junior high, most girls Medford accident stop playing instruments and go to chorus, the boys MEDFORD The incident is under go to band. I stuck with From A1 investigation by the Mas- the drums.” sachusetts State Police, “My dad’s a big jazz “It took all (four) of us to Medford Police and the move the biggest cement guy,” added the Medford Occupational Safety and High School graduate. piece and get the guy out,” Health Administration, At age 5, she saw Sonny said one Medford firefight- sit in with Illinois Jac- er, who declined to be iden- though the death is not quet at Lennie’s on the tified. “Those (co-workers) considered suspicious, ac- Pike. “My dad knows ev- weren’t even budging it cording to the Middlesex erybody. He would take when we got there.” District Attorney’s office. me to see someone and he would boast ‘She can play’ … and some would MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF let me sit in.” By age 10, Terri Lyne had appeared Great white chomps on on Monday off Cape Cod with Clark Terry in front researcher’s underwater when a shark chomped on of 10,000 people at a fes- his GoPro. tival in Kansas. At age video camera The video posted on 12, she played drums CHATHAM (AP) — The the agency’s Facebook on “Straight, No Chas- top shark scientist in page shows the shark er” with Dizzy Gillespie Massachusetts has shot approaching the camera at Sandy’s Jazz Club in hundreds of great white attached to a pole, biting Beverly. Rahsaan Roland down for about a second Kirk, Oscar Peterson, Joe shark videos, but for the first time one has tried to and providing a close-up Williams and others also of the inside of its mouth. gave the kid a chance. take a bite of his camera. Skomal told New The jazz gene she inher- Greg Skomal, a re- PHOTO | TRACY LOVE ited from dad and grand- searcher with the Massa- England Cable News the dad certainly blossomed. Terri Lyne Carrington teaches with the Berklee Global Jazz Institute. chusetts Division of Ma- exploratory bite was “un- (Mattie Carrington played rine and Fisheries, was usual behavior” and the with Duke Ellington and Jazz Festival, a free out- presented Carrington Newport Jazz Fest, which tagging great whites with 11-foot female shark eas- Sammy Davis Jr., was door block party in down- leading a rotating cast of was founded by Lynn na- a crew from the Atlantic ily could have destroyed house drummer in sev- town Boston. female instrumentalists tive George Wein. The set White Shark Conservancy the camera. eral Lynn theaters and In 2011, Carrington re- and vocalists that includ- will celebrate the life and brought Fats Waller home leased “The Mosaic Proj- ed Oleta Adams, Natalie wondrous music of her to Marianna Street for a ect,” which won a Grammy Cole, Paula Cole, Lalah ACS Trio mate Geri Allen. rollicking all-night party for best jazz vocal album. Hathaway, Chaka Khan, “We knew she was ill, with the area’s top musi- The 14-song set included Chanté Moore, Valerie when the three of us played cians). some of the most prominent Simpson, Nancy Wilson, Scullers in April. But she After touring for more female jazz artists of the Jaguar Wright and Lizz and we were optimistic than 20 years with Her- last few decades. It recent- Wright, as well as saxo- that everything would turn bie Hancock, Wayne ly was included in National phonist Tia Fuller, trum- out OK. She was so private, Shorter, Al Jarreau, Stan Public Radio’s list of “The peter Ingrid Jensen, bass- she kept everything under Getz, David Sanborn, Joe 150 Greatest Albums Made ists Meshell Ndegeocello wraps. It’s still really unbe- Sample, Cassandra Wil- By Women.” and Linda Oh, and key- lievable and surreal. I miss son, Dianne Reeves and In 2013, Carrington re- boardists Patrice Rushen, her very much.” others, she returned to leased “Money Jungle: Rachel Z and Geri Allen. Newport Folk Festival, her hometown and alma Provocative in Blue,” an “I’ve been doing this for at Fort Adams State Park, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS mater (Class of 1983), homage to Duke Elling- 40 years, but it’s only in Newport, R.I., Aug. 4-6. Berklee College of Music, ton, Charles Mingus and the last 10 years with me For tickets and additional A screenshot of what the camera has captured where she studied un- Max Roach. Carrington investing my own money information, go to new- the moment a great white shark swam up to der full scholarship. She made history when she to do a record that I’ve portjazz.org the lens and tried to take a bite. teaches with the Berklee became the first woman done well,” said Terri Lyne, Global Jazz Institute and to win a Grammy for best who chuckles at the notion Bill Brotherton is the for the past decade has jazz instrumental album. of her being an overnight Item’s Features editor. Tell been artistic director of “The Mosaic Project: success. She is really look- him what you think at the Berklee Beantown LOVE and SOUL” in 2015 ing forward to playing [email protected].

Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY to start your Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) daily subscription. All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. A8 THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Dan Wilson revisits his hits for Adele, John Legend Taylor Sheridan’s (AP) — Dan Wilson helped write film takes that tune? And that one, too? If you audiences still read album credits or liner notes, to the harsh you may find Wilson’s name attached to terrain of some of your favorites songs. the Wind Formerly of Trip Shakespeare and River Indian Semisonic, the Minnesota-born Wilson Reservation has collaborated with an impressive in Wyoming, array of musicians. On “Re-Covered,” where a he performs his songs made famous by murder a dozen artists including Adele, John and rape Legend, the Dixie Chicks, Chris of a young Stapleton and Taylor Swift. girl sets off Adele’s “Someone Like You” and the a thrilling Dixie Chicks’ “Not Ready To Make investigation Nice,” both Grammy winners, as well as deep into PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS LeAnn Rimes’ “Borrowed,” came with the forgotten very personal stories. landscape. For Adele, it was the end of a rela- tionship, while the Dixie Chicks sang about the controversy after Natalie Maines’ FILE PHOTOS | critical comments of President George W. Bush in 2003. Rimes bared her feelings ASSOCIATED PRESS about her real-life affair with future husband Eddie Cibrian. Wilson proves his empathy, especially on “Someone Like You” with backing from Q&A: Taylor Sheridan finds another frontier in ‘Wind River’ The Kronos Quartet, his versions conserve the originals’ intimacy with time healing some of the wounds. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Taylor Sher- AP: But there are also stark differenc- Other highlights include “All Will Be Well” (The Gabe Dixon Band), “Landing” idan has a knack for finding and telling es in the way people live. (brother and former bandmate Matt Wilson) and “Home” (Dierks Bentley.) stories about parts of the American fron- SHERIDAN: There needs to be a tier that Hollywood doesn’t dare touch. sense of community and real respect for Leaving the oldest song for last — the only one here Wilson wrote alone — the The Texas native brought audiences to others in a city. There needs to be that album ends with Semisonic’s “Closing Time,” its gentleness making it easier to see the U.S.-Mexico border in “Sicario” and anywhere, but in a city where everyone how it was meant to be about a baby’s birth. to shattered West Texas in “Hell or High is right on top of each other there are Recorded mostly in a weeklong session co-helmed by Ryan Adams producer Water” through his visceral screenplays. rules that don’t apply and won’t work in Mike Viola and backed by musicians like Elvis Costello drummer Pete Thomas, Now in “Wind River,” Sheridan explores rural American. Here if you get in trou- “Re-Covered” has sufficient flourishes to avoid sounding like a collection of demos cruelty at the Wind River Indian Reser- ble you call the police and they’re there and straightforward arrangements that let the songwriting stand on its own plenti- vation in Wyoming. in 90 seconds. You call the police where ful merits. The murder of a young girl sets the I live in Wyoming, which I’ve had to story in motion and brings a novice do, they’re like, “Can you hang on? The FBI agent Jane (Elizabeth Olsen) to closest guy is 22 minutes away.” The the snowy terrain. She enlists the help hospital is 40 minutes away. People can of a local game tracker Cory (Jeremy complain about Planned Parenthood or Renner), who is all too familiar with the not Planned Parenthood but it doesn’t circumstances. really matter because it doesn’t exist in Sheridan spoke to The Associated my county. You get out to rural America Press about the film, which is out in and that’s where the last road is fixed. limited release on Friday, and how The last drip of money gets there last, TONY C “Wind River” continues his exploration it comes here first. That’s one of the of prescient themes through a thrilling reasons people don’t ever talk about Frank Carey, Tom Iarrobino, and Tony Nicosia genre lens. why the mistrust of government exists AP: You’ve referred to “Wind River” in rural America. Their idea of govern- share stories about their friend and St. Mary’s teammate as a part of a trilogy with “Sicario” and ment is a bill from the tax assessor, “Hell or High Water.” Can you elaborate? or being told why there is a fracking Red Sox legend Tony Conigliaro SHERIDAN: The macro is it is an well next door. One of the great gifts of exploration of the modern American cinema is you can show a world people Moderated by Ted Grant frontier and how much has changed don’t know about and learn about it and and how much hasn’t changed and the not judge it. consequences of assimilation that still reverberate today. AP: Why did you want to direct this one? SHERIDAN: It was the only way I could guarantee that the story was told the way I wanted it told. I didn’t trust that another filmmaker would come in and see this world the way I saw it, or I didn’t know one. AP: Why is it important to you to ex- plore these lost frontiers? SHERIDAN: As Americans, we are wildly ignorant of our own nation. There are people in Los Angeles who Thursday, Aug. 17, 6-8 p.m., have never been to the West. Same with New York. And most people haven’t Lynn Museum been to Los Angeles and New York. And we watch the news and each of these 590 Washington St., Lynn regions is presented in one way and that way is terrifying to the people who are from the other regions. I think that Jeremy Renner, from left, Director understanding our country fully means Taylor Sheridan, actress Elizabeth understanding all the people in it and Olsen and actress Kelsey Asbille $25 per person. realizing we’re just not that different. Chow. Purchase tickets or RSVP online at lynnmuseum.org, via email Engagement ([email protected]), or by calling 781-581-6200 by Thursday, Aug. 10. SEND US YOUR STUFF PROCEEDS BENEFIT WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION SPONSORED BY TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, McHugh - Lonergan LYNN, MA 01903. Mr. and Mrs. James H. McHugh and Ms. Michelle LeClair are thrilled to announce the engagement of their children, Erin Catherine McHugh and Jonathan Ryan Lonergan. Erin and Jonathan are graduates of St. Mary's High School in Lynn. Both continued their educations: Erin at Assumption ESSEX MEDIA GROUP College in Worcester and Jonathan at Salem State University. They will be married on August 19, 2017 in Newburyport.

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It be- gan in 2002 as an all-girls camp that ran for two weeks at Phillips Park. Since then, the camp has expanded into a co-ed event that runs annually ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON for one week at Phillips. From left, Fred Day, Cindy Lavender, and Marc McHugh run the soccer Traditionally, the camp Saugus’ Samantha Duval hops over the pud- camp that has been going for 15 years in Swampscott. dles as she approaches the nish line. has taken place on the - nal week in July, into the beginning of August. camp came up and I know terri c, not much lasts 15 community. On average, Along the way, Marc a lot of people were excited years nowadays. We’ve the camp includes 80-100 Running through McHugh became involved about it because everyone lived up to the initial pitch participants ranging from and helped Day and Lav- knew they could deliver a and we continue to live up ages 6 to 15. Campers ender with the marketing terri c product,” to it.” have the option of signing the raindrops aspects of the camp by McHugh said. “It’s a Over the 15 years, Day up for a half-day of soccer running its website. year-round effort to make and Lavender have re- action or a full-day, for the By Katie Morrison “I think back to 2001 sure that these ve days ceived positive respons- ITEM STAFF when the idea for the go on without a hitch. It’s es from the Swampscott SOCCER, B2 LYNN — Wednesday was pretty much a wash all around. The North Shore Baseball League’s playoffs games were pushed to tonight, and even the Red Sox couldn’t nish out their series with the Indians at Lynn eld’s Ackerman aiming Fenway Park due to thunderstorms. But there was one group that didn’t let the wet weather dampen its night: the diehard runners at to be the ‘Fittest on Earth’ Lynn Woods. Though the crowd was smaller than usual this week By Anne Marie Tobin Labs in Wilmington, has been train- ditional way at tness centers, most (the races usually draw around 250 people, give or FOR THE ITEM ing for months, hoping to be named recently Latitude, but I got hooked take, while Wednesday’s group totaled 150), the Lynn the Fittest on Earth at the Reebok on CrossFit about four years ago, Woods cross country races went on despite the down- For many people, retirement is 2017 CrossFit Games which began which is an incredibly different way pours. a time for new adventures, a time Wednesday at Alliant Energy Cen- of exercising, which offers the oppor- The timekeepers found shelter in the back of a large when people nally have the time to ter in Madison, Wisc. Ackerman is tunity to compete, and I just love it.” truck, and those milling about, like organizers Bill discover a new passion or do some- one of 20 athletes competing in the Ackerman said he got hooked af- Mullen and Joe Abelon, either huddled under um- thing they have always wanted to Masters division for athletes over ter working out with his son-in-law, brellas or just soaked in the rain. Otherwise, it was do. For others it’s just a time to slow the age of the 60. business as usual at Lynn Woods...the puddles at the Capt. Andrew Cohen, about four down, relax and escape the everyday This is his third time competing in years ago. nish line simply provided an extra obstacle for the stress of the workplace. the Games, which features four days runners to overcome. He joined Gymja CrossFit in Wo- Such is not the case with 63-year- of intense competition. It takes a lot to derail the weekly races, which start- burn, where he discovered a new old Thomas Ackerman of Lynn eld, “My best nish was in 2014 when ed on May 31 and will run until September 27. The world while training with coach Les- who is chasing a dream and bring- I nished third,” he said. “It was event generally draws a crowd comprised of both ded- lie Stebbins. ing the science of tness to another icated runners who come every week and newcomers great, I beat a bunch of guys who “There are many local places that level. testing out the waters, so to speak. were really, really good, so it was have weekend competitions and Ackerman, who retired this past very rewarding. I have exercised LYNN WOODS, B2 February as CFO at Charles River and worked out all my life the tra- ACKERMAN, B3

ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Blocksidge Field in Swampscott will be open for business by Sept. 9. Football elds of dreams taking shape By Steve Krause By far the most ambitious proj- surface, lights that are in place, and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ect of the three was St. John’s bleachers on both sides. The seat- Prep, which, upon the conclusion ing capacity will be 2,200. Included The North Shore’s elds of of the 2015-2016 school year began is a new, state-of-the-art press box dreams are taking shape. construction of a new health and contained within the health club Two of the three venues — St. wellness center, which included a and a new concession stand. John’s Prep and Swampscott — makeover of the football eld. The According to St. Pierre, the home- that have been under construction Eagles converted their practice side bleachers will be connected to since last year will be ready for use the health facility via a walkway, by the beginning of the fall season. eld into a makeshift home facil- ity in 2016. where there will also be a ticket The third, Winthrop, will not be. booth. Accessibility to the stadium But football coach Sean Driscoll According to football coach Brian St. Pierre, that eld will be ready will not change from the way it was hopes that Miller Field will be op- before construction began. erational by Thanksgiving so that for use by the rst home game of the season, scheduled for Saturday, “Now,” said St. Pierre, “we just the Vikings can play their tradi- have to get a team ready that’s wor- Sept. 23, against Everett. Prior to tional Turkey Day game against thy of playing on such a facility.” that game, which begins at 4 p.m., Revere at home. The quickest rehab was in the eld will be named for Fred “Until then,” said Driscoll, “we Swampscott. The Big Blue football have a ‘Willie Nelson’ schedule. On Glatz, who coached at the school team played on Blocksidge Field the road again.” from 1967 through 1983. The of - last year, and construction really The Vikings played their entire cial name of the eld will now be didn’t begin in earnest until the 2016 season on the road after the “Glatz Field at Cronin Stadium.” reconstruction of Miller began. The new facility has an arti cial FIELDS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017

Learning to golf at Gannon Football fields of dreams taking shape on the North Shore FIELDS for that decision, one of which way will be on Bondelevitch From B1 was that visitors’ bleachers Way, the street that goes off might crowd the junior varsity Humphrey Street and leads to season ended. However, by baseball field. the parking lot in back (half of Sept. 9, when the new facility “But they were mainly finan- which will be paved), Cresta will be dedicated to thank all cial,” he said. said. the volunteers that made it The home-side bleachers are The first home football game possible, all the amenities will currently being constructed, as of the season will be at noon be in place save for lights. is a press box “that’ll be mod- Sept. 16, against Triton. Any “We still have to do some eled similar to the one in Re- fall sport with a home game more fundraising for those,” vere (Della Russo Stadium),” on its schedule between Sept. said Gino Cresta, director of Cresta said. Both will be ready 9-16 will be able to play at the the town’s Department of Pub- for the Sept. 9 dedication. new facility, but not before the lic Works. Cresta said that be- From end to end, the bleach- ninth, Cresta said. tween $200,000 and $250,000 ers will take the same amount “So,” he said, “conceivably in funds are needed for con- of space the old ones did, but the first game at the new field struction of the lights. The they will be deeper, which will might not be a football game.” footings are in place now, he up the overall capacity. The The concession stand was said. press box will be state-of-the- not taken down and will be “They’ve already started art, he said, with handicapped used when the season begins, fundraising,” he said. “So we accessibility. but Cresta hopes that in time may have already raised some Also still to be constructed is that’ll be torn down, with a of that money.” a landscaped roadway at the new one behind the end zone Cresta said that bleachers Humphrey Street end of the opposite Humphrey Street. for Blocksidge will only be on field for buses. That end will no “We hope,” he said, “that the home side. He added that longer be used for fans to en- when people see how beautiful there were a couple of reasons ter the field. The sole entrance this is, it’ll up the fundraising.” Running through the raindrops LYNN WOODS From B1 For the diehards, though, the races have become a part of their weekly routine. Win- throp’s Denise Ferguson, her husband Eric, their daugh- ters April and Bailey and son Colton are regulars at Lynn Woods, and the weather was of no concern for the Ferguson clan Wednesday night. “We come almost every week, as much as we can,” Denise Ferguson said. “This week, it was ‘are they going to cancel or aren’t they going to cancel.’ If it wasn’t, we figured we’d try it out, but if it was, we would have just gone and done it our- selves.” Skipping the races this week was also out of the question COURTESY PHOTOS for Lynn father-daughter team Steve and Ivy Martin. The Gannon Golf Course Junior Clinic wrapped up this “We’re out here every Monday. The weekly clinic gave local kids a chance to Wednesday night!” Steve Mar- have some fun and learn to play golf with other children tin said. in their age group. The clinic ran every Monday for four “Rain doesn’t stop us...actu- weeks in July. Top, Catherine Friedman uses an oversized ally, it’s making me look like club to take a swing at a tennis ball on her tee. Bottom, I’m not sweating,” Ivy Martin the six-year old group had some fun on the final day of the joked. ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON clinic. While the weather spelled trouble for other outdoor ac- Joe Abelon, right, one of the organizers of the Lynn tivities, some of the runners at Woods cross country races, holds an umbrella over the Lynn Woods actually preferred runners Lavender Day camp still to run through the raindrops. “It was beautiful in there, ab- Martin said. “It’s amazing to race. Peabody’s Andrea Saccar- solutely gorgeous,” Steve Mar- have all this here and it costs do paced the women (17:07), going strong in Swampscott tin said, gesturing to the path you nothing. It’s a great group followed by Winthrop’s April that divulges into the woods. “A of people, and it’s almost like Ferguson (20:05), Saugus’ SOCCER pete and learning to play with couple of weeks ago, it was 95 a family atmosphere. Every Adyson Duval (20:12), Swamp- teammates,” Lavender said. “We degrees, humid and sweltering, Wednesday is like a reunion.” scott’s Stephanie Lannon From B1 It’s also a great event to (21:12) and Peabody’s Kelley do a lot of individual skill devel- it was awful. This was nice.” bring the entire family to, like Hackett (21:19). duration of the week. opment but it’s important to apply Of course, the rain presents the Fergusons do. The kids’ race saw a small “This year, I don’t think we re- that to a team setting.” challenges as well. “It’s wonderful. The amount field take on the 1.59-mile ally advertised that much but “By day two, we feel like we have “It was cool, better than the of work that I’m sure goes into course, but Lynn Woods reg- we still wound up with the same everyone placed where they can heat,” Denise Ferguson said. “A it is tremendous,” Denise Fer- ular Will Bochnak, of Lynn, number of kids,” Day, who coached be appropriately challenged and little slippery, but still fun. As guson said. “It’s a great habit led the way, finishing in 13:39. the Swampscott girls varsity team have the potential to grow,” Lav- long as it’s not hot and humid, to teach the kids, to stay active Lynn’s Oliver Brooks (14:41), from 2002 to 2009, said. “We’ve ender added. it’s perfect.” and healthy.” Winthrop’s Bailey (16:06) and gone from the first year where we Another key to the camp’s suc- “It can be a little slippery and Ivy Martin summed it up Colton (16:07) Ferguson (whose had 30-40 kids to, now after 15 cess has been the work McHugh a little dark, but you just have succinctly as well. mother, Denise, ran with them) years, we’ve been averaging any- was dedicated to making sure to keep your head down,” Ivy where between 80-100 kids for the Martin said. “It gets you down here, it and Lynn’s Olivia Horton Lavender/Day has its bases cov- gets you active and it gets you (16:54) rounded out the top five. past 10 years.” ered in terms of rules and regu- But if you’ve been running “Kids keep coming back,” Day the courses for about 20 years, talking,” she said. “That’s the North Andover’s Jacob Johns lations. McHugh said parents can best part about it.” led the way in the longest race, added. “We must be doing some- send their kids to the camp with like Steve Martin has, the darkness isn’t much of an is- RESULTS the Handicap with Steel Tower thing right if we’re getting return- full confidence. sue. The rain didn’t have a neg- course, finishing in 33:56. He ees.” “Parents can rest easy because “You have to pay attention, ative effect on Lynn’s Adam was followed by Chelsea’s Jose Campers are taught the basic every state or municipal require- but I’ve been in there long Bryson, who sped through the Leelere (34:14), Beverly’s Dan fundamentals of soccer from a ment or mandate is fully adhered enough, I could probably tell 2.3-mile Left on Goat Path Pfistner (34:16), Lynn’s Jim handful of local talents who serve to and complied with,” McHugh as coaches for the week. This you where every rock is,” he race in 13 minutes and 41 sec- Pawlicki (34:30) and Salem’s said. “That’s important.” year’s camp included a group of 20 said. onds, more than three minutes Greg Esbitt (38:06). “We wouldn’t be here without coaches, many of whom were for- The races go off without a ahead of the second-place fin- Lynn’s Amy Damon paced the Marc,” Day, who also coached at mer campers themselves. hitch every week, and provide isher, Zachary Westin, also of women in the long race (39:08), Salem High from 2010 to 2014, “We get a lot of kids working a place for runners to not only Lynn (17:00). and was followed by Peabody’s added. “He crossed our T’s and dot- here who have been very success- stay active, but socialize as Saugus’ Dillon Duval (17:46), Akianna Maida (39:33), Sa- ted our I’s with state and town reg- ful soccer players, sharing their well. Nahant’s Lenny Frisoli (18:17) lem’s Deirdre Lowe (40:25), ulations. He made sure we had the knowledge,” Lavender, who served “Billy (Mullen) and Joe (Abe- and Swampscott’s Chris Rouse Wilmington’s Simonetta Pier- as head coach of the Big Blue girls right medical forms, insurances lon) do a fantastic job, and they (18:49) rounded out the top genti (41:22) and Wakefield’s team from 1996-2001, said. “A lot and trainers. We wanted to make devote a lot of time to it,” Steve five male finishers in the short Emily Curran (41:51). of our stars at camp end up com- sure we did this by the books so ing back as coaches and have done parents knew their kids would be very well.” safe when they came to us.” Additions bolstering Red Sox lineup The soccer fundamentals they Campers have the option of sign- learn at Lavender Day are skills ing up for a half or full day of ac- BOSTON (AP) — Eduar- nor league pitchers on July 25, six-game game winning streak. the campers can carry on into tion but most of the participants do Nunez and Rafael Devers and 20-year-old highly touted The defending AL East their youth soccer careers. who choose the half-day change ended up being the bats the prospect Devers have brought champs watched the New York “Personally, I just knew that they their minds after enjoying them- Boston Red Sox needed — and an immediate boost. Yankees acquire starting pitch- (Day and Lavender) had what it selves on the first day. they came a few days before "We got Nunez," Dombrowski ers Sonny Gray and Jamie Gar- was going to take to deliver a very “The camp has always offered the trade deadline. said. "It's amazing how when cia at the deadline after they good foundation for a good week of a full day or a half-day,” McHugh Red Sox President of Base- you don't get a guy on the fixed a hole at third base by camp,” McHugh said. “These kids said. “Interestingly enough, the ball Operations Dave Dom- deadline day, people forget that adding Todd Frazier and adding take these basic fundamental me- attendees who’ve signed up for a browski had a hole to fill at you got him." bullpen help. The Red Sox now chanics and they’ll apply them for half-day, after they’re here they third base after the club re- The pair will have to wait lead the Yankees by a game. the rest of their lives. They’re in tell their parents “we don’t want leased Pablo Sandoval last another day to see if they re- Nunez is batting .500 (11 for 22) the perfect position to do so, at the to leave.’” month. Just before Monday's main hot because Boston's se- with two homers and nine RBIs perfect age.” Lavender/Day concludes on Fri- cutoff for making deals with- ries finale against Cleveland in five games. Devers is hitting Aside from the fundamentals, day, when the camp hosts its tra- out waivers, Dombrowski opt- at Fenway Park was postponed .429 (12 of 28) with two homers Lavender, who teaches physical ditional “World Cup Day.” ed to shore up the bullpen by because of rain. It's been re- and four RBIs in seven since be- education at Swampscott High, “We split the camp into two acquiring Addison Reed from scheduled for Monday, Aug. 14 ing promoted from Triple-A. also looks to challenge each of the countries,” Day said. “We’ll have the New York Mets. at 6:10 P.M. Devers has the most hits by a participants at an appropriate events all morning and they cheer Dombrowski was questioned In the two games post dead- Red Sox player in his first sev- level. That’s where the balance for each other. Each age group for not chasing a bat. Turns line — albeit a small sample en games since Olaf Henriksen between individual skill and team goes against each other. The kids out, he already had two that size — the Red Sox beat the AL had 14 in 1911. development becomes important. will dress up in the colors of their have sparked the lineup and Central-leading Indians twice The start by the pair forced “We try to find appropriate country, they’ll paint their hair put Boston back on top of the and put up their highest two- manager John Farrell to shift challenges for every level where and make flags. We march them AL East. game run total since the first the order on deadline day, mov- they’re working the balance of in like it’s the Olympics and they Nunez, picked up in a trade week of July when they were ing Nunez to third and Devers fundamentals, learning to com- love it.” from San Francisco for two mi- in the middle of a season-high from the bottom to sixth. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS THURSDAY Kingston at Saugus, at World Series (Not including last night’s games) Park (6) Thursday Friday Saturday WEST NSBL Playoffs North Shore at Beverly, at Peabody vs. Martha’s vs. Seacoast vs. Pittsfield W L Pts. Pct. Streak L10 (Best of three series) High (7:30) Vineyard Mavericks (7) Suns (6) Wachusett 27 21 54 0.563 3W 6-4 Sharks (7) Pittsfield 26 24 53 0.530 2L 6-4 Bristol 24 22 48 0.522 1W 4-6 SPORTS BRIEFS Worcester 22 26 47 0.490 1L 5-5 Bruins Learn to participate in Bruins Acade- EAST my Learn to Play. For more Sunday Monday W L Pts. Pct. Streak L10 at Brockton Rox Brockton 29 20 60 0.612 2W 6-4 Play Academy information, contact commu- Nashua 25 23 50 0.521 3W 7-3 nityrelations@bostonbruins. (4:05) OFF Lynn Youth Hockey is part- M Vineyard 24 26 49 0.490 3W 4-6 com. nering with the Boston Bru- Seacoast 22 27 44 0.449 5L 3-7 North Shore 20 30 41 0.410 5L 4-6 ins for the Bruins Hockey Academy, which will take Lynn Summer place on October 7, 14, 21 Track Series and 28 from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Turning 40: Brady showing few signs at Connery Rink in Lynn. The Lynn Parks and Recre- Registrations opens August 2 ation Department’s Youth at bostonbruins.com/learnto- Summer Evening Track play. For $100, registrants meets will be held Monday of decline at birthday milestone will receive a free, full set of evenings until Aug. 21 at FOXBOROUGH (AP) CCM equipment to keep (a Manning Field, starting at — Professional athletes $500 retail value), a profes- 6:30 p.m. measure achievement in sional personalized fitting There is no entry fee, and championships, with a and four weeks of on-ice kids, from toddlers to high constant eye slanted to- instruction led by certified schoolers, from all communi- ward Father Time. coaches and NHL alumni. ties are welcome. Next up for Tom Brady The program is intended There are eight different is challenging the conven- for players who have not par- running events and two field tional wisdom of how long ticipated in an organized events. a quarterback can play at hockey program before; chil- For more information, visit a high level in the NFL. dren who have registered lwrun.org or contact Joe Abe- The leader of the New En- with a Massachusetts hockey lon at [email protected] or gland Patriots turns 40 on association are not eligible to 617-893-7064. Thursday, an age consid- ered both a line of demar- TV/RADIO cation and decline for even the game’s greatest names. TV Golf Brady already redefined MLB LPGA Tour: Women’s British what it meant to have Arizona at Chi. Cubs, MLB Open, Golf, 6 a.m.; WGC success after age 35 even Network, 2 p.m.; NY Mets Bridgestone Invitational, before he captured his at Colorado, MLB Network, Golf, 1:30 p.m.; PGA Tour: fifth Super Bowl ring last 5 p.m.; NY Yankees at Barracuda Championship, season . With a stated de- Cleveland, MLB Network, 7 Golf, 6:30 p.m. sire to play until age 45 — and possibly beyond it — p.m.; Chi. White Sox at Horse racing Brady might one day find Boston, NESN, 7:10 p.m. Saratoga Live: Birdstone himself in rarer company. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS NFL Preseason Stakes, FS2, 4 p.m. According to Pro Foot- ball Reference, Brady is Tom Brady calls out signals at the line of scrimmage during a training Hall of Fame Game: Dallas Soccer at Arizona, NBC, 8 p.m. poised to become the 20th camp practice at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough on Tuesday. Women, Tournament of quarterback in league his- WNBA Nations: US vs. Japan, tory to appear in a game Matt Hasselbeck, Doug touchdowns in his 14th In 2007, he threw for a ca- Atlanta at Minnesota, ESPN2, 10 p.m. at 40 or older. Whether Flutie, Mark Brunell and season in 1997. reer-high and NFL-record ESPN2, 8 p.m. it’s a byproduct of the Brad Johnson. Meanwhile, Brady is 50 touchdowns . Radio system he plays in, avoid- Of that group, only Moon coming off his 12th Pro By comparison, over his Cycling MLB ing injury, or the training (1997, age 41) and Favre Bowl selection and is play- final five seasons, Pey- Tour of Utah (Stage 4), FS2, Chi. White Sox at Boston, and nutrition regimen he (2009, age 40) have earned ing as if he’s still in his ton Manning averaged 34 2 p.m. WEEI-FM 93.7, 7:10 p.m. swears by, unlike virtual- Pro Bowl selections after prime . At 39, he threw for touchdowns. Favre came ly all of his predecessors crossing into their fifth 3,554 yards and 28 touch- in at 22. Brady isn’t showing signs decade. downs in a regular season Hasselbeck played at 40 of slowing down. MLB “I think injuries will shortened by his four- in 2015. He said Brady “For Tom I think it’s gon- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE na come down more to mo- have a lot to do with (how game “Deflategate” sus- benefits from playing in a East Division East Division long Brady plays),” Moon pension. In addition, his quarterback-friendly rules W L Pct GB W L Pct GB tivation,” said Hall of Fame Boston 59 49 .546 — Washington 63 42 .600 — quarterback Warren Moon, said. “He’s won five Super 67.4 completion percent- era, but he does take a fair New York 57 49 .538 1 Miami 50 55 .476 13 Bowls. How many more age last season was second amount of hits. Tampa Bay 55 53 .509 4 New York 48 56 .462 14½ who retired at age 44 after Baltimore 52 54 .491 6 Atlanta 48 57 .457 15 17 NFL seasons and six in years can he have that only to the 68.9 percent he He also sees a player Toronto 51 57 .472 8 Philadelphia 39 65 .375 23½ deep down, burning desire completed during his 2007 defying his age in other Central Division Central Division the CFL. “Does he see him- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB self having the same mo- to want to win?” MVP season. ways. Cleveland 57 48 .543 — Chicago 57 48 .543 — Favre posted the best Brady also has been find- “He looked better than I Kansas City 55 50 .524 2 Milwaukee 56 52 .519 2½ tivation, drive and desire Minnesota 51 54 .486 6 St. Louis 52 54 .491 5½ five years from now that season of any 40-year-old ing the end zone at a high- have ever seen at running Detroit 49 57 .462 8½ Pittsburgh 51 55 .481 6½ he has right now?” signal caller, completing er rate the older he gets. or scrambling,” Hassel- Chicago 41 64 .390 16 Cincinnati 43 63 .406 14½ West Division West Division Since 2000, seven quar- 68 percent of his passes Brady has averaged 31 beck said. “It was like all W L Pct GB W L Pct GB terbacks have thrown a for 4,202 yards and 33 touchdowns per season the extra attention he’s Houston 69 37 .651 — Los Angeles 75 31 .708 — Seattle 55 53 .509 15 Colorado 61 46 .570 14½ pass over the age of 40 touchdowns in 2009 — his since turning 35 in 2012. put in training and recov- Los Angeles 52 55 .486 17½ Arizona 60 46 .566 15 in the NFL: Moon, Brett 19th season. Moon threw He averaged 30 touch- ery showed up on the foot- Texas 50 56 .472 19 San Diego 48 58 .453 27 Oakland 47 60 .439 22½ San Francisco 41 67 .380 35 Favre, Vinny Testaverde, for 3,678 yards and 25 downs from age 26 to 30. ball field.”

Wednesday’s Games Seattle (Gallardo 5-7) at Kansas City Detroit 2, N.Y. Yankees 0 (Cahill 4-3), 8:15 p.m. Toronto 5, Chicago White Sox 1 Philadelphia (Eickhoff 2-7) at L.A. Angels Ackerman aims to be the ‘Fittest on Earth Minnesota 5, San Diego 2 (Bridwell 5-1), 10:07 p.m. Kansas City at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Oakland (Graveman 2-2) at San Francisco Cleveland at Boston, 7:10 p.m. (Blach 6-7), 10:15 p.m. ACKERMAN video as proof of your per- Seattle at Texas, 8:05 p.m. St. Louis (Wacha 8-4) at Milwaukee (Wood- From B1 formance,” said Ackerman. Tampa Bay at Houston, 8:10 p.m. ruff 0-0), 2:10 p.m. “After that, you wait until Philadelphia at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Arizona (Greinke 13-4) at Chicago Cubs Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. (Quintana 6-9), 2:20 p.m. I learned that it was so the top 20 are posted, and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Montero 1-7) at Colorado (Mar- much fun and very social I was lucky enough to be Washington at Miami, 7:10 p.m. quez 9-4), 3:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Romano 2-2) at Pittsburgh (Kuhl with everyone working to- in that group and qualify Arizona at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. 3-7), 7:05 p.m. ward a common goal,” said for Wisconsin.” St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Wood 12-1) at Atlanta (New- Hundreds of thousands N.Y. Mets at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. comb 1-5), 7:35 p.m. Ackerman. “I’ve leaned out Thursday’s Games Friday’s Games my body fat, but the big- of athletes competed in Detroit (Boyd 5-5) at Baltimore (Gausman Detroit at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. this year’s event, which 8-7), 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Boston, 7:10 p.m. gest thing I have gained is Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 5-9) at Bos- Milwaukee at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. I have really improved my was whittled down to 40 ton (Rodriguez 4-3), 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. men, 40 women, 40 teams, N.Y. Yankees (Gray 6-5) at Cleveland (Sala- Texas at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. mobility, my range of mo- zar 4-5), 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Houston, 8:10 p.m. tion. When I look at oth- 80 teenagers, and 240 Tampa Bay (Snell 0-6) at Houston (McHugh Seattle at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. ers my age, that’s the one masters, who compete 0-0), 8:10 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Texas (Bibens-Dirkx 3-1) at Minnesota Washington at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. thing I see they don’t have, in five age divisions. The (Mejia 4-4), 8:10 p.m. St. Louis at Cincinnati, 6:40 p.m. that flexibility and range. CrossFit Games claim to Because I have always rank the world’s fittest worked out, my cardio was and elite athletes, and MLB LEAGUE LEADERS always pretty good, but it’s then determine which AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE the variable movement among them is the Fittest BATTING AVERAGE BATTING AVERAGE as opposed to the up-and- on Earth. Jose Altuve, HOU .365 Justin Turner, LAD .355 Ackerman said his Jose Ramirez, CLE .323 Buster Posey, SF .333 down type of static move- Eric Hosmer, KC .323 Charlie Blackmon, COL .330 ment that you get with strongest suit is strength Jean Segura, SEA .322 David Murphy, WAS .329 and endurance, particu- conventional workouts COURTESY PHOTO Carlos Correa, HOU .320 Bryce Harper, WAS .327 that is the difference.” larly in barbells. Ben Gamel, SEA .313 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI .318 “A lot of the workouts I Lynnfield’s Thomas Ackerman, right, has George Springer, HOU .310 Anthony Rendon, WAS .317 CrossFit is a high-in- Jonathan Schoop, BAL .308 DJ LeMahieu, COL .316 tensity core strength and feel I can maintain my top trained with coach Leslie Stebbins, left, at Starlin Castro, NYY .307 Nolan Arenado, COL .316 conditioning program level of performance longer Gymja Crossfit in Woburn. Dustin Pedroia, BOS .307 Marcell Ozuna, MIA .313 using varied functional and deeper than some of HOME RUNS HOME RUNS movements that incorpo- the other competitors in my have been released, one of “Working out has so Aaron Judge, NYY 34 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 33 which is a military style many social benefits as Justin Smoak, TOR 31 Cody Bellinger, LAD 29 rate the best aspects of division without a notice- Mike Moustakas, KC 30 Jay Bruce, NYM 28 gymnastics, weightlifting, able slow down,” he said. obstacle course that they you see the same people Khris Davis, OAK 28 Bryce Harper, WAS 27 rowing, running, cycling The Games feature an added last year. They and friends, so I really en- Joey Gallo, TEX 27 Joey Votto, CIN 27 swimming and more. element of surprise in even used a real Marine joy having more time to do Logan Morrison, TB 27 Anthony Rizzo, CHC 26 obstacle training course, that,” said Ackerman. “We George Springer, HOU 27 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 25 To qualify for the Games, that the exact nature of Rougned Odor, TEX 24 Nolan Arenado, COL 24 Ackerman had to survive most of the events is not so I’m really looking for- also like the social aspects Miguel Sano, MIN 24 Charlie Blackmon, COL 24 two rounds of rigorous and disclosed until the night ward to that.” of traveling and will be go- Jonathan Schoop, BAL 24 Travis Shaw, MIL 24 time-consuming workout before the first day of com- When not working out ing to Italy in September.” RUNS BATTED IN Eric Thames, MIL 24 sessions. The competition petition. As such, the ath- at Gymja CrossFit, Ack- Ackerman said he also Nelson Cruz, SEA 80 RUNS BATTED IN erman, who grew up in Jonathan Schoop, BAL 78 Nolan Arenado, COL 95 began in February with a letes are forced to engage enjoys playing golf and Revere, enjoys traveling Aaron Judge, NYY 75 Marcell Ozuna, MIA 84 five-week “Open” series of in a series of challenges sports a 20-handicap. with his wife Cynthia, a Justin Smoak, TOR 74 Bryce Harper, WAS 80 workouts. The workouts had for which they could not “Training takes up so Robinson Cano, SEA 73 Jake Lamb, ARI 80 prepare for in advance. Lynn native, working out much time, so I haven’t Khris Davis, OAK 71 Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 79 to be observed by a certified “It’s hard to estimate at Latitude and spend- played golf as much late- Miguel Sano, MIN 70 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS 76 CrossFit trainer or “judge” at ing time with his family Mike Moustakas, KC 69 Jay Bruce, NYM 74 how you will do as it ly, but hopefully I will be a CrossFit location. — son Matthew, an IT Jose Abreu, CHW 68 Travis Shaw, MIL 74 Ackerman said the work- will all depend on which able to play more after the Albert Pujols, LAA 68 David Murphy, WAS 73 specialist at Charles Riv- outs were metabolic and events are offered, how- Games are over.” Justin Upton, DET 68 Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 73 er, who also resides in Ackerman left Tuesday focused on movement, ever, and other than the Lynnfield and daughters for Wisconsin accompa- running, gymnastics and three workouts that have Kate Ackerman and Cara PATRIOTS TRAINING CAMP SCHEDULE Olympic lifting, some of already been released, Cohen. Kate is a school nied by his wife, Cindy, you just don’t know what and coach, Stebbins. August 3 - Patriots Hall of August 10 — Preseason which had time limitations. teacher in San Diego and events you will be com- The Games will be Fame Induction (12:30 Game vs. Jacksonville Jag- The top 200 competitors is married to Reed Craw- peting in,” said Ackerman. broadcast on the CBS and a.m.) uars (7:30 p.m.) in each division advanced ford, while Cara is cur- to the next phase, which “They like to create a buzz rently in Atlanta with CBS Sports Television August 7 - Joint practice August 15 - Joint practice was held in late April/ear- about the nationals by husband Andrew, who is networks. Viewers can with the Jacksonville Jag- with the Houston Texans ly May. holding back on making in the Army and stationed also follow Ackerman’s uars (time TBD) (time TBD) “You had to complete the workouts public, kind at Ft. Benning, and their progress live online by vis- August 8 - Joint practice August 16 - Joint practice four more workouts in one of as a teaser to generate two children, 19-month- iting the official website of with the Jacksonville Jag- with the Houston Texans weekend from Thursday to more traffic on their web- old Logan and 3-month- this year’s Games, www. uars (time TBD) (time TBD) Monday and also submit a site, and so far just three old Jack. gamescrossfit.com. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 COMICS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Man’s silence about past therapy distances fiancee Are your agreements etched on paper? DEAR ABBY: My fiance concerned because your Solon, an Athenian states- wish to play in partner’s major, and I have been together Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van stepmother’s weight prob- man, lawmaker and poet who when there is the possibility of for four years. We live to- Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, lem is affecting her health died circa 558 B.C., said, gaining a game bonus. gether. Recently, I was and was founded by her mother, and suggest they consult a “Men keep agreements when Interestingly, the defense talking to him about men- licensed nutritionist (RDN) it is to the advantage of nei- against four of either red suit Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at about “tweaking” her diet tal health and the benefits ther to break them.” is similar. Against four hearts, of therapy, which I firmly DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los to help her to reach her Bridge partners keep agree- West leads the club ace and support. He said he thinks Angeles, CA 90069. goal. Because the topic is ments to try to improve their it’s a waste of time. When sensitive, it would be better shifts to the diamond nine. results. However, situations The defenders take one club, I asked why, he replied if he broached the subject will arise that have not been two diamonds and a diamond that it hadn’t worked for feel disrespected. Should I healthier. He, on the other with his wife rather than discussed. Then one tries to him. I asked what he try and forget that he said hand, eats very healthy — you. While he’s at it, he find a logical explanation. ruff. Against four diamonds, could also suggest some meant by that (I wasn’t anything at all? almost the opposite of In today’s deal, look at the West switches to his heart at light exercise activity to aware that he had ever what she does. He rarely South hand. After West deals trick two, then receives a heart TORN IN GEORGIA eats anything fatty and start her moving. even been in therapy), and and opens three clubs, North ruff. he said he went when he DEAR TORN: No, just uses salt sparingly. He Finally, even though it does DEAR ABBY: How do cue-bids four clubs, and East was 12 or 13. wait a few weeks before also eats fruits and vege- not work here, East might well you tell a well-dressed, so- passes, what should South After that, he clammed you ask him why he react- tables every day. phisticated woman that she do? What does North’s over- bid five clubs over four clubs. up. He wouldn’t discuss ed the way he did. By then My stepmother’s weight has a booger or a hair hang- call show? It could make, or be a good why he went or share any he may be better able to is an issue. She has several ing out of her nose? I have Many players would imme- save, or inconvenience South. details at all. Normally, we articulate it. You should be health problems that would encountered this problem diately answer that four clubs can talk about anything. I aware before you marry improve greatly if she lost more than once, and I am is a Michaels Cue-Bid promis- feel like if it hadn’t been him of what the issue was, weight. I would like to say important, he wouldn’t something to her about her embarrassed for them. ing at least 5-5 in the majors. particularly if it involved But how would North describe have reacted that way. depression or molestation. diet, but don’t know how without offending her. I BARB IN a major-diamond two-suiter? Since then, I have been CALIFORNIA feeling distant from him DEAR ABBY: Earlier know she would take it per- A common expert practice because of this. I’m not this year, my stepmother sonally, and it would make DEAR BARB: If you are is via a jump to four diamonds angry, and I don’t want to made it a goal to lose our relationship difficult. in a group, take the wom- (Leaping Michaels), but when force him to tell me any- weight. So far she has What should I do in this an aside and give her the this deal was played, North- thing, but as his future made no changes in her situation? news privately. While she South did not have that agree- ment. South, though, clearly wife, I’m concerned that diet to help her accom- IT’S A WEIGHTY may be embarrassed, I’m he would keep his past plish that goal. She eats ISSUE sure she would also be thought his partner could from me. lots of fatty foods, uses lots grateful that you cared have diamonds, because he I would like for him to at of salt and eats almost no DEAR WEIGHTY IS- enough to clue her in. (The advanced with four diamonds, least open up about the ba- fruits or vegetables. SUE: I think the best ap- same goes for someone which was passed out. But sics. I want us to be close, I feel Dad enables her proach would be to talk trailing toilet paper on her why bid four diamonds, rather but I don’t want to invade because he does nothing to about this with your fa- shoe, or worse, down the than four hearts? Surely you his privacy or make him encourage her to eat ther. Tell your dad you are back of her pants.)

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By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain INVITATION TO BID Mortgage given by Linda A. Mateo a/k/a Linda Mateo to Beverly Bank f/k/a ESSEX, SS Beverly Co-operative Bank, dated April 15, 2010 and recorded with the Essex Docket No. ES16P0745GD LYNN WATER AND SEWER COMMISSION South District Registry of Deeds, Book 29397, Page 566, of which mortgage the LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS undersigned is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage To Larry F. Batchelder of Lynn in the County of Essex, and to all Interested and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 Parties in the matter of the Guardianship of Rylie Toomey, a Minor. O'CLOCK A.M. on the 10th day of August, 2017, on the mortgaged premises The Lynn Water and Sewer commission will receive sealed bids for the purchase of: located at 15 Frederick Circle, Lynn, Massachusetts 01904 all and singular the A petition has been presented to said Court by Sarah E. Batchelder of Saugus premises described in said mortgage, as follows, in the County of Essex, praying for an order fron this Court requesting a Granular Activated Filter Carbon Modification of a Court Order regarding Parenting time and for such further to wit: authority as set forth and prayed for in said petition. Specifications may be obtained from the Purchasing Department of the Lynn Water and Sewer Commission, 400 Parkland Ave, Lynn, MA 01905, 781-596-2400 as The land at 15 Frederick Circle, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, with the If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance of August 3, 2017. Commission hours are Monday, 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., buildings thereon and being shown as Lot 4A and Lot 4D on plan recorded with in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 10th day of Tuesday through Thursday, and 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Friday 8: 30 a.m. to Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book 5291, Page 392, bounded and August, 2017. 11:30 a.m. Plans copies are not available electronically via email. described as follows: Witness, JENNIFER MARIE RIVERA ULWICK, First Judge of said Court this 13th day Bids must be sealed and marked accordingly and submitted to the Purchasing WESTERLY by curved line of Frederick Circle, Twenty-seven and of July 2017. Department, 400 Parkland Avenue, Lynn, MA prior to 11:00 a.m. on or before 49/100 (27.49) feet; Pamela Casey O'Brien, Register Monday, August 28, 2017 for GRANULAR ACTIVATED FILTER CARBON FOR THE Item: August 3, 2017 LYNN WATER TREATMENT FACILITY, at which time they will be publicly opened NORTHWESTERLY by land of owners unknown, being a center line of a right and read aloud at the above said address. of way as shown on said plan, Forty-five (45) feet; LICENSING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LYNN Each bid submitted must be accompanied by a Bid Bond, certified check, NORTHEASTERLY by Sluice Pond, as shown on said plan, about One The following hearing will be held on Tuesday, August 15, 2017, at 6:00 PM in treasurers, or cashier's check payable to the Lynn Water and Sewer Commission in Hundred fifty (150) feet; Room 302, Lynn City Hall: the amount of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00). A Five Hundred Dollar ($500.00) 1. Brew Express Lynn Central LLC DBA Brew on the Grid at 23 Central Ave. Unit Performance Bond satisfactory to Legal Counsel of the Lynn Water and Sewer SOUTHEASTERLY by Lots 4C and 4B as shown on said plan, Seventy (70) 101 has applied for an All Alcohol License. Commission will be required of the successful bidder. All bonds submitted to the feet; and 2. Pie & Pint Lynn Central LLC DBA Pie & Pint at 23 Central Ave. Unit 102 has Lynn Water and Sewer Commission must be issued by an Insurance Company applied for an All Alcohol License. licensed to issue bonds in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. SOUTHWESTERLY by said Lot 4B, Fifty (50) feet. 3. ConEmmy Inc., DBA Four Winds Pub at 265 Broadway has applied for an Alterations to premises. Upon vote of the Commission, the Executive Director executes all Contracts. The Subject to and with the benefit of easements of record insofar as the same are in 4. Lynnway Lounge at 168-170 Broad St. has applied for an Alterations to Commission reserves the right to reject any and all Bids. The Commission is an force and applicable. premises. Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Organization and invites bids from qualified Patricia M. Barton, Chairperson minority and female firms. This is being bid under M.G.L. Chapter 30B. Being the same premises conveyed to us by deed of David J. Potter, Trustee of 15 Item: August 1, 3, 2017 Frederick Circle Realty Trust, dated 4-15-2010, and recorded with the Essex South Per: Betty Sutherland Dumas District Registry of Deeds herewith. Chief Procurement Officer CITY OF LYNN Item: August 3, 2017 The Mortgagee reserves the right to postpone the sale to a later date by public announcement at the time and date appointed for the sale and to further Notice is hereby given that the Lynn City Council will hold a Public Hearing on postpone at any adjourned sale date by public announcement at the time and Tuesday, August 22, 2017 at 6:00 o'clock P.M. in Room 402 on the following CITY OF LYNN date appointed for the adjourned sale date. petitions: Petition of James S. George at Mobilitie for permission to attach, maintain and Notice is hereby given the following Public Hearing will be heard in City Council These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit operate small cell communications equipment on an existing utility pole located Chambers on August 22, 2017 at 8pm: of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the at: Eastern Ave & Lambert Ave, Western Ave & Bellair St, Commercial St. & So. Sign Permit for Kettle Cuisine LLC-330 Lynnway nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax Common St, Hanson St and Cross St Lynnway, 22 Tracy Ave & Wass St, 16 Wine and Malt License at Vicky's Rest.-141 Essex St titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Tremont St & Market St, Western Ave & Barrett St. N.S. Holdings LLC for an Apt House in a Bus. District at 559, 563, 567, 571 liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk Summer St. having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Item: August 1, 3, 2017 Per Order: Janet Rowe, City Clerk easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. Item: August 1, 3, 2017 Notice of Sale and Legal Notice: If the premises is a condominium unit, then the premises will also be sold Disposal of Property Notice is hereby given that Simply Self subject to Massachusetts General Laws chapter 183A, as amended, the Storage located at 244 Andover St., applicable Master Deed and any and all amounts as may be due, following such Notice is hereby given that Peabody intends to sell or otherwise sale, to the applicable condominium trust. Simply Self Storage located at 102 dispose of personal effects, office and NEW IN TOWN? Broadway, Lynnfield, Ma. 01940 other equipment in compliance with If the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale defaults in purchasing the intends to sell or otherwise dispose of Mass. State Law VIA AN ONLINE property according to the terms of this notice of sale or the terms of the personal property consisting of AUCTION AT WWW.STORAGETREASUR Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the foreclosure, the Mortgagee household and personal effects, office ES.COM ON AUGUST 19, 2017 AT reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure deed to the second highest and other equipment in compliance APPROXIMATELY 10 AM AND CON- bidder (or other successive bidders, in the order of their bid) provided that such with Mass state law VIA AN ON-LINE CLUDING ON AUGUST 24, 2017 AT other bidder deposits with Mortgagee's attorneys, Tinti, Quinn, Grover & Frey, P.C., AUCTION AT WWW.STORAGETREASUR APPROXIMATELY 2 PM. THIS PUBLIC the amount of the required deposit as set forth below within ten (10) business ES.COM ON August 19, 2017 SALE WILL RESULT IN THE GOODS days after written notice of default of the previous highest bidder and title shall be BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY BEING SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, conveyed to such other bidder within thirty (30) days of the default, which time 10:00AM AND CONCLUDING ON CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS periods may be reasonably extended by the Mortgagee in its sole discretion. August 24, 2017 AT APPROXIMATELY APPLY. All units are sold as whole. The 1:00PM. THIS PUBLIC SALE WILL following units are up for sale: TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of TEN THOUSAND AND 00/100 DOLLARS RESULT IN THE GOODS BEING SOLD #335 Cote Law Offices ($10,000.00) by certified or bank check will be required to be paid by the TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. CERTAIN #3168 Cote Law Offices purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance of the purchase price is to be TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. #2108 Kim Michaud paid by certified or bank check at a closing to be conducted no more than thirty All units are sold as whole. #2149 Monica Calvo (30) days after the date of the auction. The description for the premises contained The following units are for sale: #2206 Ellen Kelleher in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in this Unit Number Tenant Name Item: August 3, 10, 2017 publication. 815 Francis Caulfield 730 Thomas Palladino Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 1033 Deanne Durant 841B Adam Bakr BEVERLY BANK f/k/a 243 Design Concepts BEVERLY CO-OPERATIVE BANK Item: August 3, 10, 2017 Present Holder of Said Mortgage By its attorneys, Tinti, Quinn, Grover & Frey, P.C. 27 Congress Street, Suite 414 Salem, Massachusetts 01970 (978) 745-8065 FIND AN AFFORDABLE PLACE TO LIVE. Item: July 20, 27, August 3, 2017 Find great CHECK CLASSIFIED! 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ASSOCIATED PRESS “From what I’ve seen so far, you can’t swim more SARANDA, Albania — than a few meters without Descending beneath the finding something that’s waves, the cloudy first few amazing, whether it’s on meters quickly give way to the cultural history side clear waters and an aston- or the natural history side, ishing sight — dozens, per- here in Albania,” said Der- A fish swims haps hundreds, of tightly ek Smith, a coastal and through part of packed ancient vases lie on maritime ecologist and re- the seabed, testament to the Italian World search associate who has some long-forgotten trad- War II ship- been working with the er’s unfortunate voyage wreck MV Pro- more than 1,600 years ago. non-profit RPM Nautical bitas, with Dive A short boat ride away, Foundation to explore the Safety Officer the hulking frame of Albanian coastline for the Howard Phoenix an Italian World War II past decade. of the non-profit ship appears through the Now Albania’s National RPM Nautical gloom, soldiers’ person- Coastline Agency is ex- Foundation in al items still scattered in amining how best to study the background. the interior, its encrusted and protect its sunken railings and propeller now attractions while opening them up to visitors in a PHOTO | home to growing colonies ASSOCIATED PRESS of fish and sponges. nation that is virgin terri- Off the rugged shores of tory for the lucrative scu- research. “I believe the coastal land development Albania’s south, has strug- “I’d say that in the near Albania, one of the world’s ba diving industry. time has come now that has been burgeoning in gled with balancing tour- future the ancient wrecks least explored underwater “The idea of presenting we should present to the an often anarchic fashion, ism with protecting its should be open to scholars the Albanian underwater coastlines, lies a wealth world the wealth of this and there are fears the ancient artifacts. Greece and research,” said Tare, heritage is a new idea for of treasures: ancient am- heritage that we have in more accessible wrecks was so fearful of losing its who noted the country has the country, because so far phorae — long, narrow our waters.” could be plundered unless underwater antiquities it also lost some of its under- terracotta vessels — there is very little known Once more isolated than adequate protections are banned diving outright in water heritage to plunder- that carried olive oil and about the rich history of even North Korea, Alba- put into place. all but a handful of plac- ing in the last 20 years. wine along trade routes the Albanian coastline, nia has gradually opened Legislation is expected es. Even today, diving is between north Africa and in particular the ship- up to international tour- to be passed soon to pro- forbidden on any wreck — “Where(as) some of the and the Roman Empire, wrecks,” said agency head ism and shrugged off its tect the country’s under- ship or plane — built more modern wrecks which do wrecks with hidden tales Auron Tare, who has been former image as a hermit water heritage while also than 50 years ago, regard- not have much to lose in of heroism and treachery involved for the past 12 state that briefly turned granting some access to less of when it sank. the sense of looting might from two world wars, and years with RPM Nautical into lawless bandit terri- visitors. Albania is going for a be opened up to the dive spectacular rock forma- Foundation’s underwater tory in the late 1990s. But Neighboring Greece, to more balanced approach. industry.” B8 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Bizarre Foods’ host on new show, travel tips, addiction hope By Beth J. Harpaz ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Andrew Zimmern, host of Travel Channel’s “Bizarre Foods,” thinks he’s misunder- Hilary Jardine, left, stood. and James Wolk star He says he’s known in “Zoo,” a series as “fat guy runs around about wild animals world, eats bugs,” but attacking humans. adds, “I don’t think I’ve eaten a bug or an organ in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘Bizarre Foods’ in years.” “I purposely set out to make a show that’s en- Wolk balances daddy duty tertaining,” he said. “At the same time I try to be very thoughtful and with saving humanity on ‘Zoo’ thought-provoking and I PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS try to educate and I take By Alicia Rancilio Associated Press. son one? the cultural lessons of the Travel Channel’s “Bizzare Foods” host Andrew ASSOCIATED PRESS Associated Press: How Wolk: When you meet show very, very, very seri- Zimmern, a four-time James Beard award-win- has “Zoo” separated itself Jackson in season three, ously.” ning chef, samples Taiwanese noodle soup and NEW YORK — In real from the James Patterson he isn’t really that wide- The show’s current sea- pork roll at Happy Stony Noodle in Elmhurst, life, actor James Wolk is novel that the series is son focuses on American Queens in New York. a new dad enjoying fa- eyed boy we met in sea- based on? son one, he’s more of a destinations, along with therhood and family time, Faisel and Hera Shaikh, FINDING GOOD FOOD Wolk: The story of ‘Zoo’ man, he’s a little bit more their history and social but on the CBS summer from Ashburn, Va., were WHEN YOU TRAVEL that James Patterson hardened by life, and that context. And a new show, drama “Zoo,” he’s trying to wrote, we’re so beyond “The Zimmern List,” de- picking up food from Ka- “I google local food writ- was really fun to play, too; save the human race from that because he wrote a buts early 2018 showcas- babish when Zimmern ers. ... I look up who are I mean that was the cool mutant animal hybrids. book and we’re three sea- ing his favorite places, appeared. After taking a the most famous chefs on “I’m embracing it,” the sons in, so they’re just thing about the 10-year “where I actually go when few selfies with him, Fais- the Eater Heatmap but 32-year-old actor said of creating a new story all reset. I think the writers the cameras aren’t roll- el Shaikh said he’s dined I also look on the Miche- adjusting to life after the the time. And what’s hap- just said, ‘OK, what are ing.” at places recommended lin guide and see who are birth of his son. “I’m also pening in season three is the best parts of the show, Zimmern — a chef who’s by Zimmern around the the three-star Michelin in love with him. You just there’s this fertility prob- what are the best parts of won four James Beard world, from Dubai to Aus- chefs.” figure it out.” lem — no one can have a these characters, let’s just awards — invited The As- tralia. “People forget that if you “Zoo,” now in its third baby or has had a baby throw that all together sociated Press to follow “I see his show and I go onto Instagram or Twit- season, has jumped 10 in 10 years. And my char- and use the 10-year jump him in Queens, N.Y., for a write it down,” Shaikh ter, you can actually click years to 2027. A cure to said. “Wherever he goes, acter, Jackson, is on the as an excuse to make it as glimpse of what “The Zim- on someone’s feed and tame the wild animals I go.” Shaikh says he likes West Coast of the United big it can be,’ so Jackson mern List” will be like. In look at their timeline and attacking humans in the the show because Zim- States where these hybrid has been really fun to play the Astoria neighborhood, you can flip back and back first two seasons has been animals, you know, these this year. he sampled cured meats mern tells “the whole sto- found, but it has sterilized and back. So if I want to kind of ‘Jurassic Park’ AP: There are memes and pastries at Muncan ry ... the culture, the soci- the human race. ety, the background, about know where’s great to eat lab-made creatures, have out there of your “Mad Food Corp., founded by an And there are genetical- taken over and the West immigrant from the for- where the food comes in Italy, I’ll look and see Men” character, Bob Ben- ly modified, razor-backed Coast of the United States mer Yugoslavia; then had from.” where Michael White and son. Have you seen them? hybrids wreaking havoc is really like it’s kind of a goat dish called katakat Here are some excerpts Mario Batali and all these on the West Coast. apocalyptic. There’s no Wolk: My friends sent at Kababish, which serves from AP’s wide-ranging other chefs have eaten Wolk’s character, Jack- civilization, people are that to me. I think that’s Pakistani, Indian and chat with Zimmern, in- when they’ve been in Ita- son, a zoologist, is trying just in hiding, so I’m help- their favorite pastime, the Bangladeshi food in Jack- cluding advice on using ly last year. When I want to help people escape the ing these people almost guys I grew up with, is to son Heights; and finished social media to find good to look up where’s fun to area. like refugees get to these send ridiculous memes of with Taiwanese noodle food when you travel, and eat in Paris, I’ll look and He talked about “Zoo” safe zones. myself to me, but the Bob soup, pork roll and minced a message of hope for fam- see where Daniel Boulud and his family life in a re- AP: How has your char- Benson one carving a tur- vegetables at Happy Stony ilies struggling with ad- went and ate last year cent interview with The acter changed since sea- key is a good one. Noodle in Elmhurst. diction. when he was in Paris.” Wheelabrator Saugus, by the numbers...

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