WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 MBTA and city square off over triangle

By Gayla Cawley location as it will negatively affect traf c ITEM STAFF  ow and serve as a nuisance to this neigh- borhood,” said City Council President LYNN — Residents and city of cials Darren Cyr, who added he was blindsided are steaming over a Massachusetts Bay by the proposal, in a statement posted on Transportation Authority (MBTA) pro- his Facebook page Monday night. posal that would allow buses to idle at Cyr, who represents Ward 3 where a busy intersection on the Lynn/Swamp- the triangle is located, told MBTA rep- scott line. resentatives at a Lynn Traf c Commis- The MBTA is considering creating a sion meeting Tuesday night that creat- layover space at the John Flenniken ing the layover space would eliminate Square, also known as the John Flenni- much-needed parking in a highly popu- ken Triangle at the intersection of Ocean lated area. He said it was disrespectful ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Street, Eastern Avenue and Lynn Shore to allow a bus to sit and idle at an island Drive. A meeting was held Tuesday night in Lynn to try and prevent the MBTA “I am in vehement opposition to this TRIANGLE, A3 from using the John Flenniken Triangle as a bus parking depot. Swampscott library Saugus brightens S.A.D. situations balks at housing project

By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Construction of a 300-unit residential complex near Prankers Pond will begin this year. Saugus Ridge, a project submit- ted by Saugus Residential, LLC., will be located on a 28-acre parcel located on Route 1 North. It is ex- pected to take 18 months to two years to be completed. The 300 units include 100 one-bedroom units, 36 one-bed- room apartments with a den, 87 two-bedrooms, 17 two-bedrooms with a den, 31 three-bedroom units and 29 studios in a single ve-story building. Of the 300 units, 75 are expected to be af- fordable. The cost for rent is ex- pected to range from $1,400 to $2,000. By Bella diGrazia lic Library acquired two therapy lamps, Alice Deveau, The state’s 40B housing pro- ITEM STAFF one of which can be rented out for a week Swampscott library gram allows developers to over- by library card members. The two lamps, director, demon- ride local zoning bylaws to SWAMPSCOTT — The winter blues are which together cost about $300, were do- strates how to use increase stock of affordable hous- real and Swampscott Public Library has a nated by Swampscott native Deb New- ing in municipalities where less remedy for them. one of the lights man, on behalf of the town’s Commission designed to help res- than 10 percent of the homes are Seasonal Affective Disorder (S.A.D.) is a affordable. They often construct diagnosable condition, but it wasn’t char- on Disability. idents with Seasonal Monday night, Mischoulon led an in- Affective Disorder. denser developments. acterized until the 1980s, according to Dr. In 2016, the Massachusetts David Mischoulon, a 20-year psychiatry formative workshop that broke down the therapy lamp process and told attendees ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Area Planning Council held vi- professor at Harvard Medical School. Be- sioning sessions with the town fore then, there were only observations of why they’re a good investment. “Basically, the lamps are a way of treat- to help develop a housing devel- people being more vulnerable to seasonal opment plan. At the time, only 7 depression, he said. ing this condition without using medi- cation,” Mischoulon told the Item. “They percent, or 749 units, were con- “People who live in parts of the world sidered affordable. give out a strength of 10,000 lux, com- where there is less sunlight are more vul- Moderate income is de ned as pared to a regular lamp which gives out nerable to seasonal depression,” Mischou- 80 percent of median income, less than 1,000. The light hits the retina lon told the Item on Tuesday. “Back then, which is also de ned by the fed- they just called it the winter blues.” SWAMPSCOTT, A3 eral government regionally. In A few weeks ago, the Swampscott Pub- the Boston area, which includes Saugus, the median income for a family of four is $107,000. Mod- BRIDGET TURCOTTE INSIDE erate income in Saugus is about COMMENTARY $80,000. Money Low income is de ned as 50 Life expectancy and percent of the median income, Social Security. A2 and very low income is de ned as Hey, whatever happened to ... 30 percent of the median income. Saugus When Saugus Ridge developer I’m glad that kids are no longer eating Tide Over the course of a few months, pale-faced Collection event Toll Brothers Apartment Living pods and the creepy clown crisis has come to an clowns wearing bright, patterned uniforms ap- to dispose of submitted a Comprehensive Per- end. But how could these strange problems just peared in cities and towns across the globe. Day af- hazardous waste. A2 mit Application for the complex disappear like they never happened? ter day, we read stories about characters who were last year, residents spoke out Did we all forget that we had an actual, valid supposed to bring joy to children’s birthday parties Lynn about concerns with the project, fear of real-life clowns haunting us at random? instead wielding knives and lurking in dark alleys. Man charged with ranging from traf c and safety to The clown frenzy popped up like a jack in the Massachusetts was no exception. home invasion. A6 environmental. box and quickly spread terror across the world A residential hall was evacuated and students Sports The effect on nearby Prankers in 2016. Sinister clowns were running amok, were told to shelter in place at Merrimack Col- Swampscott girls soccer Pond has been a contentious de- reportedly trying to lure children into forests and lege after someone reported an armed clown on blanks Peabody. B1 bate. threatening school shootings, wreaking fear in public places. TURCOTTE, A3 SAUGUS, A3 Alleged Lynn eld dealer arrested — 32 years later

By Thomas Grillo But the arrest wasn’t pretty. Police said he Portes, requested privacy. ITEM STAFF soiled his pants when stopped by three U.S. “I’m still in shock,” she said. “I don’t have all Marshals and two Lynn eld detectives on Sa- the facts and I would like to protect my 4- and LYNNFIELD — It took more than three de- lem Street, less than a mile from his apart- 15-year-old children.” cades, but the U.S. Marshals nally got their ment at Lynn eld Commons on Route 1. Rivera, who was 22 at the time of sentenc- man. “He was taken to the police station where he ing, used a variety of aliases while on the Lynn eld resident and convicted drug deal- got cleaned up, took a shower, and given a new lam, including Eulogio Portes and Enrique er Enrique Rivera, 54, was arrested Monday pair of pants,” said Capt. Karl Johnson. “Other Rivera-Nobles, according to police. He was after he failed to appear for sentencing in a than that, the arrest was without incident.” Enrique Rivera New York courtroom in 1987. Reached by telephone, Rivera’s wife, Yahaira LYNNFIELD, A3

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Gail I. Nelson, 76 1942-2019 Longtime political journalist NASHUA, N.H. — Gail I. (Fudge) Nelson, 76, of Nash- Cokie Roberts dead at 75 ua, N.H., formerly of North Reading and Lynn eld, died By David Bauder brother couldn’t pronounce on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019 ASSOCIATED PRESS “Corinne,” grew up primar- at Langdon Place in Nashua, ily in Bethesda, Md. She N.H. She was the beloved wife NEW YORK — Cokie attended Wellesley Col- of 53 years to the late Allan R. Roberts, the daughter of lege, and met her future Nelson. politicians and a pioneer- husband at a conference Born in St. Johnsbury, Vt., ing journalist who chron- for student leaders. on Dec. 5, 1942, she was icled Washington from “Journalism just kind of the daughter of the late Jimmy Carter to Donald happened to me,” she said George and Madeline (Rash) Trump for NPR and ABC in a 2018 interview with Fudge. Gail was a graduate News, died Tuesday of the Television Academy. of Lynn eld High School and complications from breast “It wasn’t anything I had Vesper George Art School in cancer. She was 75. planned to do.” Boston. She was also award- ABC broke into network But she got her start at ed a scholarship to Mass Art programming to announce a newsletter, worked in lo- School Summer Program in husband James; her nephews, her death and politicians cal news and led stories Boston. Jimmy Jones and the late Ja- including former presi- for CBS News from Greece Gail was a secretary for the son Jones, all of Peabody. dents George W. Bush and when her husband was Sagamore Fuel Company, Inc. Service information: Her Barack Obama offered FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS stationed there as a corre- in Lynn. She was a former res- funeral service will be held sympathy. Cokie Roberts, a longtime political reporter spondent. She was bitten ident of North Reading for 55 on Friday, Sept. 20 at noon Roberts devoted most and analyst at ABC News and NPR, has died, by the bug. years. She was a member of at the Aldersgate United of her attention to cover- ABC announced Tuesday. She was 75. Settling back in Wash- the Aldersgate United Meth- Methodist Church, 235 Park ing Congress, where her ington in the mid-1970s, odist Church for many years, St., North Reading. Visita- father Hale Boggs was she was hired to cover she also taught Vacation Bible tion will be held on Thursday, a House majority leader She was most proud profes- transformed the role of Congress for National School and was a Den Mother Sept. 19 from 7-9 p.m. at the who died in 1972 when his sionally of a series of books women in the newsroom Public Radio. Again, it in Cub Scouts. CROSWELL Funeral Home, plane went missing over about women in Washing- and in our history books,” wasn’t in the game plan Family members include 19 Bow St., North Reading. Alaska. Her mother, Lindy ton. “We Are Our Mother’s House Speaker Nancy — politics felt like tread- her loving sons, Russell W. Burial will be in Puritan Boggs, took over his Lou- Daughters” was about the Pelosi said. “Over ve de- ing familiar ground in a Nelson and his ancé Pame- Lawn Memorial Park Cem- isiana congressional seat changing roles and rela- cades of celebrated jour- way that didn’t interest la Lee of Nashua, N.H., and etery in Peabody. Memorial and served until 1990, lat- tionships of women. She nalism, Cokie shone a her — but her background Craig R. Nelson and his wife donations may be made in er becoming ambassador also wrote two books with powerful light on the un- enabled her to understand Ivy of Revere; grandchildren, her memory to the MSPCA, to the Vatican. her husband, Steven Rob- sung women who built our how Congress worked in a Theo and Sarah Nelson; her 400 Broadway, Methuen, MA Roberts co-anchored the erts, about marriage and nation, but whose stories way few outsiders could. sisters in-law, Janice A. Nelson 01844. www.croswellfuner- ABC Sunday political show an interfaith family. had long gone untold.” And it gave her time to and Norma L. Jones and her alhome.com. “This Week” with Sam Don- “Cokie Roberts was a Roberts, who earned her spend with her mother aldson from 1996 to 2002. trailblazer who forever nickname because her outside of Sunday dinner. Nancy A. Tuttle, 76 Saugus collection event to

LYNN — Nancy Tuttle, age 76 years, of Lynn, died Friday at dispose of hazardous waste the Abbott Nursing Home in Lynn after a lengthy illness. She was the wife of Peter SAUGUS — Residents chemicals, turpentine and control products, moth car tires may be recycled Tuttle, with whom she shared can dispose of their house- chemistry sets. balls, poisons, insecticides, at the drop off site on almost 52 years of marriage. hold hazardous waste in Fuel, gasoline, kerosene, herbicides, pesticides and Wednesdays and Satur- Nancy was stricken with an environmentally re- engine degreasers, brake fungicides. days from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. polio as a young child and sponsible manner during  uid, carburetor cleaner, Commercial waste, emp- Propane tanks may be spent much of her childhood a collection event on Sat- transmission  uid, car ty containers of trash, disposed of for $5. receiving medical care to help urday, Oct. 5 from 9 a.m. wax, polishes, driveway latex paint, radioactive Interested residents her walk. She overcame many to noon at the Belmonte sealer, car batteries, anti- waste, smoke detectors, should pre-register for obstacles and, later in her Middle School. freeze, cesspool cleaners, infections and biological this free event in order life, was a strong advocate for The rain-or-shine event roo ng tar, swimming pool wastes, ammunition, re- to reduce any wait time. will allow residents to dis- chemicals, motor oil and works, explosives, re ex- post-polio syndrome research You may pre-register by pose of a series of house- car batteries will be ac- tinguishers and syringes and treatment. During her - contacting Solid Waste hold waste products, in- cepted. will not be accepted nal months, Nancy received and Recycling Coordina- wonderful care from Care Di- cluding rubber cement, Workbench waste in- Participants should airplane glue, berglass cluding oil-based paints, keep materials in their tor Lorna Cerbone at 781- mensions Hospice and from 231-4036 or visit the Solid “Distinguished Arts Educator resins, aerosol cans, pho- stains, varnishes, wood original containers, tight- the staff at the Abbott Nursing Waste/ Recycling Depart- Home. in Visual Art Award” from the to chemicals, furniture preservatives, paint strip- en caps and lids, and sort Massachusetts Alliance for polish,  oor and metal pers or thinners, solvent and pack products sepa- ment at 515 Main St. Born in Lynn, she was the Residents can also visit daughter of the late Almon Arts Education and received a polish, oven cleaner, drain adhesives and lighter  u- rately when transporting the Inspectional Services and Mary (Melanson) Spauld- commendation from the State and toilet cleaner, spot re- id can also be dropped off. items to the collection ing. Nancy attended Lynn of Massachusetts. mover, rug and upholstery Residents can also bring site. Chemicals should Department at Town Hall. Public Schools and gradu- Nancy’s family and friends cleaner, hobby and art- yard waste, weed killer, never be mixed. Proof of residency is re- ated from Lynn English High meant the world to her. In ad- ist supplies, photography chemical fertilizers,  ea TVs, computers and quired. School, Class of 1960. She dition to her husband Peter, went on to earn a Bachelor Nancy is survived by her two MONEY of Science in Education from daughters and their husbands, Massachusetts College of Art Maureen (Tuttle) Richard-Salt- in Boston. While in college man and Alan Saltman, and and during her early teaching Bonnie Lynne (Tuttle) Ander- Life expectancy and Social Security years, she was the art teacher son and Todd Anderson, all of at Camp Calumet in West Os- Lynn. Nancy was grandmother Life expectancy is a critical ele- ing a life expectancy for retirement sipee, N.H. to Tyler and Gabrielle Richard, ment in Social Security planning. DOLLARS planning purposes. Nancy taught art in the Lynn and Evan and Brooke Ander- The total amount you stand to re- Rather, envision yourself in ex- son. She also leaves behind Public Schools for most of ceive over your lifetime hinges on AND SENSE treme old age. What if you just keep cherished friends Philip and her teaching career, with the how long you and your spouse live. waking up in the morning? I’ll bet if Barbara Mednis, Ross and Mark Singer, CFP exception of ve years spent Nothing maximizes total Social Se- Maryellen Gilchrist, and Bob you were to ask any person who has teaching in the Chelsea Public curity bene ts more than extreme and Betty Emerson, as well attained one of these advanced ages Schools. She later returned to longevity. as many nieces, nephews if he or she thought they would ever the Lynn Public School system If a 62-year-old person with a pri- and remained there until she and cousins. She was sister you could be among those who will get here, they would say no. mary insurance amount (PIA) of retired in 2003. to the late Charles Spaulding, end up maximizing Social Security As Eubie Blake famously said at $2,000 starts Social Security now, Nancy was a talented art- Richard Spaulding and Alice bene ts through extreme longevi- age 100: he will receive a total of $411,130 if ist in any medium. She could (Spaulding) Spates. ty. A new book titled The Longevi- “If I’d known I was gonna live this draw, paint, sculpt, build, de- Service information: Nan- he lives to age 80, versus $1,048,270 ty Project: Surprising Discoveries long, I’d have taken better care of sign and fabricate almost cy’s visiting hours will be if he lives to 100, assuming 2 per- for Health and Long Life from the myself.” If I may paraphrase, many anything, and her creative held at the PARKER Funeral cent annual cost-of-living adjust- Landmark Eight-Decade Study has people contemplating the Social Se- imagination was limitless. She Home at 35 Franklin St. in ments. He can more than double his discovered that the key to a healthy, curity decision may end up saying, owned a custom wood working Lynn on Thursday, Sept. 19 take by living an extra 20 years. If long life is not doing speci c things “If I’d known I was gonna live this business called Peakin’ Poke from 4-8 p.m., to which rela- he waits until age 70 to start Social such as exercising or eating vegeta- long, I’d have waited until I was 70 as well as a paper sculpture tives and friends are invited Security, he’ll receive $451,680 by bles, but rather living a conscien- to apply for Social Security.” business called Paper Pas- to attend. Graveside services age 80, or $1,573,047 by age 100, or tious life. As you know, delaying the onset of sion. She had gallery show- will be private. Please make nearly three times the earlier-death In other words, if you are asking bene ts is the very best way to max- ings for her paper sculpture memorial donations in Nan- amount. This is in contrast to other about when you should le for Social imize Social Security in the event of art, clay sculptures and most cy’s memory to the North- retirement resources which dimin- Security and how you can maximize extreme longevity. It means forgoing recently her abstract draw- east Animal Shelter at 347 ish as the years go by. your bene ts, you are likely to be a few years of bene ts in your 60s, ings. Above all else, she loved Highland Ave., Salem, MA Life expectancy has increased dra- one of the ones who will maximize but you’ll make it up on the other to teach and to share her love 01970 (https://www.north- matically in recent years, but peo- those bene ts by living a long life. end. of art with all of her students. eastanimalshelter.org/) ple’s thinking hasn’t kept up with And you will continue to do so by She challenged her students or Care Dimensions Hos- it. Most people think they will live simply continuing to live. Mark Singer, CFP®, lives in to engage in large art pieces, pice at 75 Sylvan St., Suite to be around 80, according to the I once heard an interviewer ask a Swampscott and has been in the including murals, mosaic pan- B-102, Danvers, MA 01923 Society of Actuaries. This thinking very old woman how she managed nancial industry for over three els, life-sized paper mâché (https://www.caredimen- probably comes from a combination to live such a long life. Her response: decades. If you have any questions sculptures, and a host of oth- sions.org/). of what people understand about av- “You can’t help it. You just keep contact him at 781.599.2660 or er projects. In 1999, Nancy Guest book at parkerme- erage life expectancies and how long waking up in the morning.” [email protected]. The content was awarded the prestigious morialfuneralhome.com. their grandparents lived. So I would urge you not to buy into was developed in conjunction with But there is some evidence that the statistical averages when choos- Elaine Floyd, CFP®.

MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS

Delegation: Tariffs tration’s trade war with lawmakers said the federal the agency for three and a the public bene ted great- 781-593-7700 hurting lobster industry China — and China’s 25 government needs to boost half years, he announced ly from a rst-class state Publishing Daily, except Sundays percent tariffs on import- efforts to help Massachu- Tuesday. parks system,” Theoha- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 ed American lobsters — Energy and Environ- rides said in a statement. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA BOSTON (AP) — Mem- setts lobstermen whose and additional of ces. bers of Massachusetts are hurting local lobster livelihoods heavily relied mental Affairs Secretary DCR oversees the Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item all-Democratic congressio- companies, leaving them on exports to China. Kathleen Theoharides 450,000-acre state parks Subscriptions vulnerable to competition named Jim Montgomery, system that also includes Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States nal delegation are press- from Canada. director of administration pools, beaches and skat- $20.00 for 4 weeks ing federal of cials to The lawmakers said at Roy retiring, former Illinois and nance at DCR, as in- ing rinks. $65.00 for 13 weeks $130.00 for 26 weeks nd new exports markets least two businesses in the mayor to lead DCR terim commissioner. Roy’s Montgomery joined DCR for the American lobster $260.00 for 1 year state have been forced to last day is Friday, Sept. 27. in 2016. He previously Send payment to and POSTMASTER, industry. cease operations, leaving BOSTON (SHNS) — De- “Commissioner Roy has worked as administra- send address changes to: The group led by U.S. 250 workers unemployed. partment of Conservation worked tirelessly on behalf tion and nance director The Daily Item Sens. Elizabeth Warren In a letter sent Monday and Recreation Commis- of the Commonwealth, and for emergency medical 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 and Edward Markey to U.S. Trade Representa- sioner Leo Roy is retiring I thank him for his service services for the City of Lynn, MA 01903 says the Trump adminis- tive Robert Lighthizer, the next week, after leading and his efforts to ensure Boston. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Embattled Fall River mayor Hey, whatever survives preliminary election happened to ... FALL RIVER (AP) — A change for issuing of cial mayor facing multiple fed- letters needed to obtain TURCOTTE caust Museum, the Na- eral corruption charges a state license to operate From A1 tional Sept. 11 Memorial will be on the November a marijuana retail busi- and Museum, Arlington ballot after surviving a ness. At least four busi- campus. Later that night, National Cemetery and preliminary election. ness owners paid a total police at Emmanuel other inappropriate plac- Jasiel Correia was one of $600,000 in bribes, au- College received reports es. Highway signs were of the two top vote-getters thorities say. of clown sightings on erected to ask drivers in Fall River’s prelimi- Documents unsealed campus. Similar scenes not to Pokemon Go and nary election for mayor Tuesday also show that developed at the Univer- drive, and police had to Tuesday. He now faces off Hildegar Camara, who sity of Massachusetts in keep people off of railroad against school commit- was appointed by Correia Amherst and Lowell. tracks. tee member Paul Coogan/ to head a local job training Then, seemingly over- In 2018, a Tide pod community advocate Er- program, has agreed to co- night, the clown problem challenge sparked by an ica Scott-Pacheco in the operate with prosecutors. disappeared. internet meme led to kids Nov. 5 general election. The 58-year-old Fall River Where did these clowns intentionally consuming The 27-year-old Correia resident faces extortion go? Did they pack up laundry detergent pods. pleaded not guilty this and conspiracy charges, their tiny cars and hit Teenagers posted videos month to charges accusing was placed on paid leave the road? Or are they the of themselves chewing him of extorting hundreds from his government job same people we see every and gagging on the pods of thousands of dollars this week, and is due in day at the pharmacy or and daring others to do from marijuana compa- court Thursday. gas station? Shouldn’t we the same. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nies. The fourth co-conspir- be concerned that they’re As children were rushed But it’s not clear if Cor- Despite facing corruption charges, Fall River ator in the case is Cor- still among us? to the hospital for medical reia will immediately step Mayor Jasiel Correia, left, seen recently in Bos- reia’s former chief of staff, Less frightening — but attention, Procter & Gam- down. ton with his attorney Kevin Reddington, is still Genoveva Andrade. The also an oddity — was the ble aired several ads urg- Correia has steadfastly running for re-election. 48-year-old Somerset res- Pokemon Go craze. The ing people to avoid eating denied the mounting ac- ident hasn’t yet entered a augmented reality phone the pods. The whole thing cusations and refused to formal plea to charges in- game uses mobile device seemed to disappear with of defrauding investors in embattled mayor moved GPS to locate, capture, resign. He lost a March a smartphone app he was forward in Boston. cluding extortion, conspir- a 30-second ad featuring battle and train virtual Rob Gronkowski doing recall vote, only to be developing in order fund Antonio Costa, 51, of acy, and bribery. re-elected on the same Correia was once a ris- creatures, which appear his laundry. a lavish lifestyle and fur- Fall River, and David He- night. And he simply ig- ing political star in Mas- as if they are in the play- Can a goofy commercial ther his political career. bert, 54, of Westport, both nored the city council’s sachusetts after becoming er’s real world location. really wash away the bad The city council last pleaded guilty in federal vote to temporarily oust the old mill city’s youngest It was downloaded more publicity? him last week. week voted to temporarily court to charges of extor- mayor when he was elect- than 500 million times “Heck yeah it can.” Correia pleaded not remove Correia from of ce, tion, conspiracy and mak- ed in 2015 at age 23. worldwide by the end of guilty this month to but Correia has refused to ing false statements and The Democrat has prov- 2016 and 1 billion times Bridget Turcotte is an charges accusing him of leave, saying the council were released pending en resilient at the ballot as of February 2019. Item reporter. She can be extorting hundreds of lacks the authority. their sentencing. box. He survived a bizarre In their quest to locate reached at bturcotte@item- thousands of dollars from As Fall River voters Authorities say the two March election in which Pokemon, players were live.com. Follow her on marijuana companies. headed to the polls Tues- men served as “middle- he was recalled by voters drawn to the U.S. Holo- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. He has also pleaded not day, the marijuana ex- men” for Correia as he and then promptly re- guilty to federal charges tortion case against the accepted cash bribes in ex- elected the same night. Saugus balks at MBTA, city square off over triangle housing project TRIANGLE in the city by eliminat- consider how it provides Swampscott to discuss the From A1 ing Routes 448 and 449. service on the 441 and 442. impacts and alternatives,” SAUGUS They will also pay The routes were replaced But residents who live reads the letter. “As one of From A1 $55,000 to go toward re- dedicated to a WWI veter- by additional service on nearby were not pleased. the most densely settled pairing and maintaining an. Routes 441 and 442, which Pam Knight, who lives towns in the Common- As part of the draft de- the pump stations should The John Flenniken the agency has said would at 16 Ocean St., said bus- wealth, the impact to open cision crafted by the Zon- capacity issues arise. Triangle is one of three allow it to provide more es have already started space and the desecration ing Board of Appeals, the The current walking options being considered frequent service between idling at the proposed lo- of a war memorial park developer will be required trails near the pond will by the MBTA for layover Wonderland and Marble- cation, which creates a clearly re ects the lack of to pay the town $42,500 be kept open to the public, space in the same general head. serious safety issue in a careful planning.” toward improvements to area, according to Kat Be- The routes together car- congested area. The Traf c Commission the Cliff Road and Ander- but the developers will not nesh, chief of operations ry more than 3,800 riders When a bus was parked voted to table all votes on son Way neighborhood. In be obligated to maintain strategy, policy & over- a day, 25 percent of whom one day, Knight said it ob- proposed MBTA bus con- addition, they will restore them. sight for the MBTA. The are between Central structed her view from her solidations, at the request Cliff Road after installing Dumping of construction agency is working with Square and New Ocean driveway and she almost of Cyr, until a public hear- a looped system that al- equipment will be prohib- city and state of cials to Street. The change allows got hit when pulling out. ing could be held on the lows access to water from ited on the 28 acres of schedule a public hearing the MBTA to provide a She and several other res- layover proposal. more than one direction. land. on the proposed locations 50 percent increased fre- idents were also concerned “I think all options are on in the next two weeks. quency of trips to Won- about breathing in fumes the table,” said state Rep. Benesh and two other derland for riders in those from the parked buses. Daniel Cahill (D-Lynn). Alleged Lynn eld dealer MBTA representatives two areas, Benesh said. Roberto Gallo, who re- “I think the three options were scheduled to speak at “However, in order to sides at a condo building were what the MBTA arrested — 32 years later the meeting about bus stop provide this additional at 3 Lynn Shore Drive, looking at it objectively consolidation in the city as service, we now need to said the fumes would pre- thought was helpful to LYNNFIELD pending on the types and part of the agency’s Better turn buses around near vent him from enjoying creating a better experi- From A1 quantities of drugs. They Bus Project, which includ- this New Ocean/Ocean/ the ocean breeze at night. ence for users and reduc- range anywhere from 5 ed 53 route changes on the Eastern variant,” Benesh “That’s one of the rea- ing traf c in that area. arraigned Tuesday in to 40 years, or 10 years to North Shore, 29 of which said. “At the end of every sons I live on the beach, “However, residents and U.S. District Court for the life, according to federal went into effect Sept. 1. trip, we put a little bit of because I want to open community members have Southern District of New sentencing guidelines. But the commission opt- dwell time, layover time/ my windows and doors a different opinion and York. He will be sentenced Deputy U.S. Marshal ed to allow the layover recovery time, where we and enjoy the atmosphere that’s why the meeting on the original charges of Neil Sullivan said he proposal, which wasn’t actually have buses hold there,” he said. was postponed and the four counts of distribution didn’t have information on the agenda, to be dis- anywhere from three to Swampscott Town Ad- discussion will be moved of a controlled substance. on Rivera’s case other cussed because more than ve, eight minutes typical- ministrator Sean Fitzger- to a proper forum to pick The Justice Department than his arrest and court 50 residents and elected ly so they can start their ald and Board of Select- the most optimum loca- could add an additional date. of cials packed the Lynn next trip on time, so that’s men chair Peter Spellios tion for the MBTA, resi- charge of being a fugitive “I don’t know what led to Police Station Community what we’re looking for.” submitted a letter of oppo- dents and the commuters.” from justice. his arrest after all these room solely for that topic. If the MBTA can’t put a sition to the proposal. It’s unclear how much years,” he said. “But I can The creation of layover layover spot at the trian- “We nd it unacceptable Gayla Cawley can be time Rivera is facing. A tell you this, a federal space is necessary, Be- gle, or somewhere around that the MBTA would ad- reached at gcawley@item- U.S. Marshal spokesman warrant does not go away.” nesh said, because of the there, Benesh said the vance a project like this live.com. Follow her on said he did not have im- increased service created agency would have to re- without reaching out to Twitter @GaylaCawley. mediate access to informa- Thomas Grillo can be tion on the case. Federal reached at tgrillo@item- Swampscott library brightens S.A.D. situations drug sentences differ de- live.com. LAW OFFICES OF SWAMPSCOTT professional before buy- and couldn’t believe how ability, as they are gearing SUBSCRIBE JAMES J. CARRIGAN From A1 ing a light or pursuing bright they were, she said. up to roll out some new any other treatment,” “Heading into the win- ideas and initiatives. She • Social Security Disability and as a result the reti- Mischoulon said. “It is ter months, I just thought wanted to showcase the • Workers Compensation na sends a signal into the something that should be this could be another way • Accidents revamped commission 25 years located across brain through a differ- diagnosed by a medical to make someone’s life a and thought the lamp do- from Lynn District Court ent nerve cell that affects professional.” little better,” Deveau said. nation was a good way to 15 Johnson St. the synthesis of different It is suggested that lamp Newman said she was kick it off, she said. 781-596-0100 neurotransmitters, like users sit near the lamp for inspired to donate the “We all know that S.A.D. Call JAMES J. CARRIGAN serotonin and melatonin, about an hour, with the lamps after a friend of exists, so these lamps are 781-593-7700 ext. 2 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN which are involved in the light coming down on your hers, an employee at the good for people who can’t to set up your home LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL www.jamescarriganlaw.com regulation of mood and face at an angle, according Burlington Public Library, afford it or wouldn’t think subscripton. [email protected] sleep.” to Library Director Alyce got a grant for the lamps of it,” Newman said. “Peo- The process of the lamps Deveau. at her work. ple can sit and read a book is the same principle of When Newman came to “She mentioned it and and have that light on and giving someone a dose of the library with the donat- I thought ‘wow, I never it might perk them up a Selling a house? sunlight, he said, and is ed lamps, Deveau said she would have thought of little bit.” one of the better studies thought it would be anoth- that,’” Newman said. Buying a house? used to treat S.A.D. er, much-needed, way the As the most recent ap- Bella diGrazia can be “If a person thinks they library could make some- pointee, Newman said she reached at bdigrazia@ Find out what properties have depression, seasonal one smile while keeping paid for and donated the itemlive.com. Follow her or otherwise, it’s a good up with electronic-driven therapy lamps on behalf on Twitter @BelladiGra- recently sold in your area. idea to talk to a medical times. She turned one on of the Commission on Dis- zia. Check out the Real Estate page Catch up with your in Saturday’s paper. favorite team in Item Sports! A4 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 OPINION

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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Solving a crisis M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ America has a housing eligible households can get home. I call on our sena- Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey crisis. Since 1960, renters’ rental housing assistance. tors and representatives P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton median earnings have Stable housing makes in Washington to shift Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan gone up 5 percent while our lives and our commu- tax resources to support Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service rents have risen by 61 nities better. It improves a “Renters Tax Credit” for Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS percent — and only 37 job performance and helps low- and moderate-income Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 affordable and available our children stay happy, families. We must address Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: healthy, and safe. Kids do the affordable housing cri- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 rental homes exist for ev- 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ery 100 extremely low-in- better in school when they sis and end poverty. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 come renter households. have a reliable place to Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Because of inadequate come home to. William Deignan Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 funding, only one in four Everyone deserves a Medford Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Circulation The Great Lynnfield Frog Boil [email protected]

I have always supported As the saying goes, if you Now it will cost taxpayers Ext. 3 school budget increases/ throw a frog into a pot of almost $400,000 for the Newsroom requests despite having boiling water it will jump design. Next it will be a [email protected] [email protected] no children in the school out, as the temperature few hundred thousand for system. I view it as a wise difference is too great. this and another few hun- Ext. 4 EDITORIAL investment in our chil- But if you put a frog into dred thousand for that. As Sports dren and in our town. I do lake water, it is content. the pot temperature slow- [email protected] not support the rail trail Then if you continue to ly rises, we realize we are Ext. 5 with unknown develop- raise the water a degree locked into sustained and Retail and Online Distractions, not mental and undetermined or so at a time, the change rising maintenance costs, Advertising and unlimited mainte- is so gradual the frog does and we, like the frog, are [email protected] nance costs for the same not notice. There is no cooked. ADVERTISING reason. clear difference; before I urge you to vote no in answers, on guns Funds diverted to the long the pot is boiling and diverting funds to a rail Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising rail trail come at the the frog is cooked. trail in Lynnfield. and Business Development, ext. 1355 Unwilling or unable to displease the expense of other services At the initial vote for [email protected] NRA by supporting common sense legis- — like education. The rail the rail trail, it was pro- Robert Lang Ralph Mitchell lation to combat the frequency and feroc- trail is like boiling a frog. moted as no town funds. Lynnfield Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ity of mass shootings, President Trump [email protected] imagines that a mental health-related JULIA BLATT Patricia Whalen study might do the trick. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 This is yet another move to avoid [email protected] acknowledging the actual problem of BUSINESS OFFICE too-much easy access to too many mil- We need to celebrate rivers Maria Alvaracin itary-style firearms, another dodge by ext. 1205 an administration that instead should [email protected] heed the call by Walmart and 150 other Susan J. Conti big American businesses for beefed-up Controller, ext. 1288 background checks and other sensible [email protected] responses to our ever-rising national Ted Grant body count. Publisher, ext. 1234 If the proposed research subjects were [email protected] the minority of gun fanciers like those Marian Kinney running the NRA, such a study might ext. 1212 make sense. Or perhaps angry, socially [email protected] isolated young white men obsessed with Will Kraft big and bigger guns would be more suit- Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 able research subjects, given how regu- [email protected] larly the massacres are the work of indi- Mike Shanahan viduals fitting that profile. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 But under the hastily concocted pro- [email protected] posal the president promoted last week, Carolina Trujillo researchers would examine whether Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 small changes in the behavior of men- [email protected] tally ill people could predict violence. Jim Wilson Shades of “Minority Report,” the 2002 Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 [email protected] sci-fi movie about a dystopian near-fu- ITEM FILE PHOTO CIRCULATION ture where cops preemptively arrest Puffy clouds move through the sky over the Saugus River. people they predict will commit murder. Lisa Mahmoud The Washington Post reported last Manager, ext. 1239 On Sept. 22, 2019, mil- Conway was built in 1762, as High or Significant week that the proposal to study the pos- [email protected] lions of people in more than the year of Conway’s orig- Hazard, meaning that sibility of pre-violence detection tech- CLASSIFIED 60 countries will celebrate inal settlement. By 1794, the dams are in locations nology was generated by advocates for World Rivers Day. World Conway had at least seven where failure has the po- Abbe Young Smith a proposed Health Advanced Research Rivers Day has been des- mills, including sawmills, tential to cause loss of life Manager, ext. 1276 Projects Agency (HARPA) at the request [email protected] ignated by the United Na- gristmills and mills that and/or significant proper- of Ivanka Trump and others interest- made linen from flax. By ty damage. Many of these GRAPHICS ed in exploring out-of-the-box ideas for tions to help create a great- the 1900s, however, this dams have been found to Trevor Andreozzi fighting the epidemic of mass shootings. er awareness of the need to better care for our water manufacturing bubble had be in “unsafe condition” Designer HARPA would be modeled on DAR- (at high risk of failure) or [email protected] PA, which gave us the Internet, and in- resources. On this World burst. The shoe factory, the “poor condition” (having Mark Sutherland deed may well prove capable of yielding Rivers Day, we invite Mas- last manufacturing ven- sachusetts residents to ap- ture from the 19th century, major structural, opera- Creative Director useful technology to combat a range of tional, maintenance and [email protected] diseases. And research into violent be- preciate the natural won- closed in 1916. The dams, ders of their local rivers. however, remained. flood routing deficiencies). NEWSROOM havior is much needed, and potentially These safety concerns valuable. “Rivers,” Canadian nat- Today, around 90 per- Mike Alongi are not theoretical. Many Sports Reporter ext. 1228 But aside from its mega-clunky acro- uralist Mark Angelo tells cent of the dams in Mas- us, “are the arteries of our sachusetts no longer serve people still remember that [email protected] nym SAFEHOME (Stopping Aberrant the Mill River’s Whittenton Fatal Events by Helping Overcome planet.” Massachusetts their original purposes. Bill Brotherton rivers, however, are arter- These archaic, unused Pond Dam made national Features Editor ext. 1338 Mental Extremes), the three-page pro- headlines in 2005 when it [email protected] posal the advocates provided to the ies that have long been dams harm the environ- nearly failed after a severe Gayla Cawley administration is more alarming than clogged at multiple points, ment — and their removal slowing down the flow of helps restore it by bringing rainstorm. The risk of a Reporter, ext. 1236 reassuring. There’s apparently interest dam break, sending a wall [email protected] in monitoring mentally ill folks to pre- life-sustaining water, im- back more natural condi- periling the health of our tions in the state’s rivers of water downstream, forced Cheryl Charles empt violence by, among other things, News Editor, ext. 1278 environment, and harming and streams. In Septem- Taunton to close its schools digital snooping of phones and smart and forced about 2,000 [email protected] watches. Besides raising extraordinary the state’s climate resilien- ber 2015, for example, the cy — our ability to with- town of Pepperell, the state Taunton residents to evac- Bella diGrazia civil liberties concerns, it’s yet another uate their homes. Similarly, Reporter, ext. 1317 attempt by the president to shift blame stand droughts and floods. Department of Ecological [email protected] In Massachusetts, more Restoration (DER), Mass- during a storm in 2010, con- for America’s summer of blood away Olivia Falcigno than 3,000 dams block the Wildlife and others teamed cerns about the Forge Pond from the proliferation of civilian arse- dam on the Assonet River in Photographer, ext.1224 natural flow of water on up to remove the Millie [email protected] nals of military grade weaponry, and Freetown led to the evacua- toward a misunderstood and margin- over 10,000 miles of rivers. Turner Dam on the Nissi- Thomas Grillo These dams change how tissit River in Pepperell. tion of residents and a deci- alized group of human beings who are sion to breach the structure Reporter, ext. 1264 living with a medical condition. And our rivers function. As Ian According to DER, “re- [email protected] Cooke, executive director of moval of the Millie Turner to release the pressure of whom studies consistently show are no floodwaters. Spenser Hasak more inclined to commit violence than the Neponset River Water- Dam opened over 40 miles Photographer, ext. 1332 shed Association, explains, of mainstem and tributary The good news is that [email protected] other people. state legislators recently “what these dams really do habitat. Fish and other Guns seem to “possess even more significantly increased the Thor Jourgensen is chop the river up, leading aquatic species are now Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 rights than persons do,” the author Gar- funding available for dam to habitat fragmentation able to access coldwater ref- [email protected] ry Wills writes in the latest New York removal and river resto- and preventing the fish uge during the warm sum- Daniel Kane Review of Books, and one might easily ration. We hope this trend from moving up and down mer months, access critical Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 conclude as much, were the White House, continues. We urge local the stream.” The state’s Di- spawning, rearing and feed- [email protected] the Congress and the state legislatures and state policymakers to vision of Ecological Resto- ing areas, and seek quieter Steve Krause the sole potential sources of ideas and continue to carefully con- ration (DER) Director Beth streams during …floods.” Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 action. But late last week, the apparent sider the need to de-clog [email protected] decision by NASCAR — hardly a lefty Lambert agrees, noting Some folks believe that the “arteries” of our state by Harold Rivera hangout — to not accept certain gun ads that dams make “rivers act dams are necessary for helping to identify, and then more like ponds.” flood control purposes. Sports Editor, ext. 1238 for publication in its souvenir programs fund the removal of those [email protected] was more evidence of how business is It’s not as though these But these old dams fre- dams that today cause dams serve any mod- quently exacerbate, rath- Anne Marie Tobin beginning to drive for a change that the more harm than good. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 White House is desperate to avoid. The ern-day function. Most er than alleviate, safety [email protected] dams throughout the state hazards. An increasing Julia Blatt is executive country is leaving Washington, D.C., Bridget Turcotte and state capitals like Harrisburg, Pa., were built in the 1700s and number of dams are fall- director of the Massachu- Reporter, ext. 1269 behind as it searches for not one but 1800s to power small mills. ing into disrepair and setts Rivers Alliance, the [email protected] The South River is a good becoming more and more voice of Massachusetts riv- perhaps many solutions to this nation- Ryan York al nightmare. There may be hope on the example. According to one likely to fail during severe ers. The Alliance is a state- Copy Editor, ext. 1220 horizon at last. source, the first dam across weather events. Indeed, in wide organization of 79 en- [email protected] that river was built in 1744, Massachusetts, nearly 70 vironmental organizations TECHNOLOGY Philadelphia Inquirer Editorial Board to power a corn gristmill, percent of the state-regu- in Massachusetts, Con- and the first dam within lated dams are classified necticut and Rhode Island. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Lewandowski, Democrats spar at impeachment hearing By Mary Clare him along as he testified, report, sending Demo- ducted by “Trump haters.” Jalonick and tweeting that his opening cratic staff scrambling to Lewandowski was a cen- Laurie Kellman statement was “beautiful.” find one. He read directly tral figure in Mueller’s re- ASSOCIATED PRESS The hearing underscores from the report and asked port, which the committee what has been a central di- Democrats to read passag- is examining as part of its WASHINGTON — The impeachment probe. Muel- first impeachment hearing lemma for the House Judi- es to him, showing that held by House Democrats ciary Committee all year as he wouldn’t say much be- ler’s investigators detailed Tuesday quickly turned they investigate — and po- yond what Mueller wrote. two episodes in which hostile as their sole wit- tentially try to impeach — Republicans on the panel Trump asked Lewandows- ness, former Trump cam- Trump. Many of the Demo- forced a series of proce- ki to direct then-Attorney paign manager Corey Le- crats’ base supporters want dural votes, immediately General Jeff Sessions to wandowski, stonewalled them to move quickly to try sending the hearing into limit Mueller’s investiga- many of their questions to remove Trump from of- disarray. tion. Trump said that if and declared they were fice. But the White House “He’s filibustering,” said Sessions would not meet “focusing on petty and has blocked their oversight a frustrated House Judi- with Lewandowski, then personal politics.” requests at most every turn, ciary Committee Chair- Lewandowski should tell Lewandowski, a devot- declining to provide new man Jerrold Nadler. Sessions he was fired. ed friend and support- documents or allow aides Lewandowski eventual- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Lewandowski never de- and associates to testify. ly began to answer some livered the message but er of President Donald Corey Lewandowski, former campaign manag- Trump, was following On Tuesday, Lewand- questions — he told the asked White House aide er for President Donald Trump, testifies to the White House orders not owski, who is considering committee that he doesn’t Rick Dearborn, also a for- House Judiciary Committee Tuesday on Capi- to discuss conversations a run for Senate in New think Trump “asked me to mer Sessions aide, to do with the president beyond Hampshire, made clear he do anything illegal” — but tol Hill. it. Dearborn said he was what was already public wouldn’t make life easy still stuck mostly to what uncomfortable with the in former special coun- for the Democrats. He de- was already in the report, And he made clear his dis- calling them petty and as- request and declined to sel Robert Mueller’s re- manded that they provide giving Democrats little like for the House majority serting that investigations deliver it, according to the port. Trump was cheering him a copy of the Mueller new information to go on. in the opening statement, of the president were con- report. U.S. economy could shrug off oil prices if disruption is brief

By David Koenig man said full production ASSOCIATED PRESS would resume by the end of the month. DALLAS — The price Even before Tuesday’s of gasoline crept higher reversal in prices, econ- after a weekend attack omists downplayed the devastated Saudi Arabian prospect that the price oil output, but if the dis- spike could send the econ- ruption to global supplies omy reeling. After all, is short-lived, the impact Monday’s surge only put on the U.S. economy will prices back where they probably be modest. had been in May. Prices spiked Monday by The attack knocked more than 14 percent, their about 5 percent of the biggest single-day jump in world crude supply of- years, but retreated Tues- fline. Oil prices have been day, reversing some of the trending mostly lower increase. U.S. oil fell nearly since spring because of 5 percent to $59.96 a barrel, concern about weak de- while Brent, the interna- mand due to slowing eco- tional benchmark, dropped nomic growth. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 5.3 percent to $65.34. Analysts say oil pric- A gallon of regular in es did not fully account Picketing union members stand off with a semi-truck attempting to enter the GM Davison Road the U.S. stood at $2.59 on for the risk posed by ten- Processing Center on Tuesday in Burton, Mich. Tuesday, up 3 cents from sion in the Middle East, the previous day, accord- but they will now. Irani- ing to the AAA auto club. an-backed Houthi rebels in Analysts warned that Yemen claimed credit for Progress reported in contract pump prices could rise as the strike on Saudi oil fa- much as 25 cents in the cilities, but the Trump ad- coming weeks, but it all ministration blamed Iran talks between GM, union depends on how quickly itself. The attack exposed Saudi Arabia returns to the vulnerability of Saudi normal production. Arabia’s oil infrastructure. By Tom Krisher and night, but they planned to complicated things,” said tasks, which can cause in- Tuesday’s reversal in Higher oil prices mean Mike Householder resume work Wednesday, Jonathan Smoke, chief juries. prices came as Saudi Ara- more costly gasoline, and ASSOCIATED PRESS Rothenberg said. economist at Cox Automo- “It breaks down your bia’s energy minister re- that will sap consumers’ GM and the union are tive. body,” said Black, of Gar- DETROIT — Faced with negotiating at a time of One of the main stick- den City, Michigan. “In ported that 50 percent of ability to spend on clothes, weakening sales, a dete- the production cut by the troubling uncertainty for ing points is health care. order to take care of our- travel and restaurant riorating global econo- attack had been restored. meals. It will hit people the U.S. auto industry. GM is looking to cut its selves, we need that.” my and an unpredictable Prince Abdulaziz bin Sal- who drive for a living. Driven up by the lon- costs, but workers say On Sunday, GM said it trade war, General Motors gest economic expansion they shouldn’t have to pay offered pay raises and $7 and striking auto workers in American history, auto more because the compa- billion worth of U.S. facto- appeared to be making sales appear to have peak- ny is making billions in ry investments resulting progress Tuesday toward ed and are heading down. profits. Union workers pay in 5,400 new positions, a a four-year labor contract. Long-term challenges about 4 percent of their minority of which would The two-day walkout by also loom: GM and other health care costs, but em- be filled by existing em- 49,000 workers brought to carmakers are struggling ployees of large companies ployees. The company also a standstill more than 50 to make the transition to in the U.S. pay an average said it offered higher profit factories and parts ware- electric vehicles. of 34 percent, according to sharing, “nationally lead- houses in the union’s first Meanwhile, President the Kaiser Family Foun- ing” health benefits and strike against the No. 1 Donald Trump’s trade war dation. an $8,000 payment to each U.S. automaker in over a with China and his tariffs Tina Black, who finish- worker upon ratification. decade. Workers left fac- on imported steel and alu- es up 10-speed automatic In addition, GM pledged tories and formed picket minum have raised costs transmissions at a GM en- to build a new all-electric lines shortly after mid- for auto companies. A re- gine and transmission fac- pickup truck at a factory night Monday. vamped North American tory in the Detroit suburb in Detroit and open an “They are talking, free trade deal is stalled in of Romulus, said health electric vehicle battery they’ve made progress,” Congress, raising doubts insurance is the most im- plant in Lordstown, Ohio, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS said Brian Rothenberg, about the future of Amer- portant issue to her, and according to a person who spokesman for the United ica’s trade in autos and she doesn’t want GM to spoke to The Associated A commuter walks past a huge sign of the new Auto Workers union. auto parts with Canada change anything. Press on condition of an- pump prices of gasoline and diesel following its Talks continued into the and Mexico, which last The factory workers, she onymity. The person was implementation Tuesday in suburban Valenzu- evening. Bargainers could year came to $257 billion. said, work 10 to 12 hours not authorized to disclose ela, a city north of Manila, Philippines. take a break during the “The trade picture has doing the same repetitive details of the negotiations. ‘Blood money’? Purdue settlement would rely on opioid sales

By Geoff Mulvihill setts Gov. Charlie Baker more than $10 billion over tham, Mass., whose son governments have agreed with 46 states had result- and Claire Galofaro said this week. time, the Sacklers would Jeff died at 33 of an over- to the tentative deal, as ed in a payout of $126 bil- ASSOCIATED PRESS Massachusetts is among give up ownership of the dose in 2017. “It’s ludi- have 24 states, which en- lion, with continuing pay- several states that have company, and it would be crous. The whole thing vision using the money ments of $9 billion a year. The tentative multi- pledged to continue push- reconstituted as a “public would be almost comical if for addiction treatment As part of the settlement, billion-dollar settlement ing back in court against benefit trust.” Its profits we weren’t talking about programs, among other the tobacco companies with OxyContin maker the company and especial- from opioids, as well as human lives here.” purposes. Twenty-four agreed to tough restric- Purdue Pharma would ly members of the Sackler from overdose antidotes Opioids, including pain- other states have rejected tions on the use of cartoon raise money to help clean family, which owns Pur- and addiction-treatment killers like OxyContin and the settlement. A federal characters, product give- up the opioid mess by ... due. On Tuesday, North drugs, would go toward street drugs like heroin bankruptcy judge can de- aways and billboards. selling more OxyContin. Carolina became the latest the settlement. and fentanyl, have been cide whether to approve it, Prescription opioids are That would amount to state to sue the Sacklers. While OxyContin and blamed for more than reject it or ask for changes. often given to cancer pa- blood money, in the opin- Stamford, Conn.-based other prescription drugs 400,000 deaths in the U.S. This wouldn’t be the first tients in severe pain at the ion of some critics. And Purdue, cast as a major like it have what are wide- in the last two decades. time continuing sales of a end of their lives and people it’s one reason two dozen villain in the opioid crisis ly accepted as legitimate “It’s disgraceful,” said troublesome product were who have been in accidents states have rejected the in some 2,600 lawsuits medical uses — namely, Ed Bisch, of Pennsauken, used to fund a settlement or undergone surgery. deal. brought by state, local relieving severe pain — N.J., who was among the over its toll. More than 20 If Purdue stopped selling “The settlement agree- and tribal governments, activists and others are first parents to take on years ago, the big tobacco opioids, it might not have ment basically requires hospitals, unions and oth- troubled by the prospect of Purdue. His son died of an companies settled with a big effect on the supply the settlement payments ers, filed for bankruptcy the continued sale of Pur- OxyContin overdose at 18 the states in a deal that of the drugs nationally. to be made based on the Sunday in the first step due’s opioids in the U.S. in 2001. “If they keep on partially based their pay- The company accounts for future sales and profits of toward putting the settle- and overseas. selling OxyContin, there’s ments on cigarette sales. only a small slice of the opioids. That doesn’t real- ment into effect. “It’s blood money pay- going to be more and more Those payments contin- market; the vast majority ly feel to me like the right Under the deal, valued ing for blood money,” said accidental addicts.” ue to this day. By last year, of the opioid pills sold are way to do this,” Massachu- by Purdue at potentially Lynn Wencus, of Wren- Key lawyers for the local the master settlement generics. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Lynn man charged All address information, particu- Monday at 2:40 p.m. at 12 tor vehicle. is a family gathering, not very larly arrests, reflect police records. In Saunders Road. Patient taken Paulo Vieirade Oliveira, loud and will be wrapping up at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, to Melrose/Wakefield Hospital. 32, was summoned following 6 p.m. with home invasion it is the sole responsibility of the con- Medical aid requested at a motor vehicle stop at 116 Report of a suspicious Kia on 305 Essex Village on Monday Washington St. on Monday at Keys Drive on Sunday at 11:30 By Gayla Cawley Richards was alleged- cerned party to contact the relevant at 5:22 p.m. Patient taken to 3:07 p.m. for allowing unli- p.m. with no plates, doors open ITEM STAFF ly looking for a man who police department and have the Union Hospital. censed operation of a motor with hazards on. Officer reports wasn’t home at the time department issue a notice of correc- Lahey Health Center at 1350 vehicle. the owner left the vehicle in LYNN — A 33-year-old and when the woman said tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Market St. requested an ambu- Pericles Oliveira, 43, of 444 that condition, nothing missing, Lynn man was arrested she was going to call the after allegedly break- clarifications will not be made without lance for a patient to be taken Essex St., Lynn, was summoned nothing out of order. police, he allegedly point- to Massachusetts General Hos- on Monday at 7:16 p.m. fol- Neighbor reported loud noise ing into a Whiting Street ed a gun at her, Kmiec express notice of change from the ar- apartment and threaten- resting police department. pital on Monday at 6:18 p.m. lowing a motor vehicle stop in and banging at 21 Caller St., said. Request for an ambulance at Wilson Square for unlicensed Apt 307 causing debris to fall ing a woman with a gun Police identified the sus- 25 Pine St. on Monday at 7:52 operation of a motor vehicle. on him on Sunday at 11:36 Sunday night, police said. pect as Richards through LYNN p.m. Patient taken to Salem p.m. Officer reports it’s an Luckese Richards, of surveillance video and Hospital. Accidents ongoing issue and all is quiet 4 Kingsley Terrace, was found him at his Kingsley Arrests Ambulance requested on for now. Second call came on charged with home inva- Terrace apartment, where Minor motor vehicle crash sion, intimidation of a wit- Jeffrey Barteaux, 40, of 19 Monday at 9:03 p.m. Monday Monday at 1:08 a.m. Officer he was arrested, Kmiec at 500 Ross Drive. Patient tak- reported on Sunday at 4:43 reports all is quiet. ness, armed assault in a said. Hanover St., was arrested on a p.m. at 124 Washington and 2 dwelling and on warrants courtesy booking at 11:33 a.m. en to Union Hospital. Authorities executed a Medical aid requested at Parsons streets. Two tow trucks for Class B drug distri- search warrant at the res- Tuesday. en route. Officer will document. SAUGUS Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 bution and operation of a idence to look for the gun Michael Lewis, 41, was ar- Hit and run crash reported Salem St. on Tuesday at 2:37 motor vehicle with a sus- used in the home invasion. rested on a courtesy booking at on Sunday at 1:29 a.m. at C&C Arrests 11:24 a.m. Tuesday. p.m. for an elderly woman who pended license. Officers weren’t able to fell, bumped her head and is Lobster at 297 Lynn St. with un- Leo M. Henry, 40, of 261 Shortly after 10:30 p.m., Christine O’Connell, 35, of known injuries. Officer reports find the gun, but seized a 19 Hanover St., was arrested acting erratically. Patient taken Broadway, Somerville, was police responded to 81 replica BB gun and some to Melrose/Wakefield Hospital. the suspect vehicle is described arrested and charged with a Whiting St. and were told and charged with two counts of as a blue Honda with rear pas- pills, Kmiec said. larceny from a person at 11:21 Request for medical aid on miscellaneous motor vehicle by a 56-year-old woman Tuesday at 8:07 a.m. at 3 Car- senger side damage headed a.m. Tuesday. equipment violation, operating that an armed black man Gayla Cawley can be ter Road. Ambulance request- toward Lynn. The Lynn Police a motor vehicle with a sus- had forced his way into the reached at gcawley@item- Department was notified. Accidents ed to use the front entrance. pended license, and three war- apartment, Lynn Police Lt. live.com. Follow her on Officer reports ambulance was Past hit and run crash report- rant charges. Michael Kmiec said. Twitter @GaylaCawley. A report of a police motor ve- refused. ed on Sunday at 10:25 p.m. at Timothy Vega, 29, of 31 hicle crash at 5:25 p.m. Mon- 30 Warren St. Officer reports no Bonavesta St., Lynn, was ar- day at 156 Broad St. MARBLEHEAD cameras, no witnesses or sus- rested and charged with op- A report of a motor vehicle pects and will document. erating under the influence of hit and run crash at 6:03 p.m. Accidents Hit and run crash reported liquor. Monday at 500 Lynnfield St. on Sunday at 1:29 a.m. at the A report of a motor vehicle A caller reported at 2:40 Higgins Middle School at 85 Accidents crash at 8:55 a.m. Tuesday at p.m. on Monday that a car hit a Perkins St. Parent backed into 176 Franklin St. parked bus on Turner Road. No a car and left without notifying A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle injuries were reported. the owner. accident at 308 Central St. at crash with personal injury at Minor motor vehicle crash 4:57 p.m. Thursday; at Main 10:44 a.m. Tuesday at 1067 Complaints was reported on Monday at and Howard streets at 12:25 Western Ave. 10:31 a.m. in Peabody Square. p.m. Friday; at 141 Winter St. A caller reported at 10:41 Officer assisted with paperwork at 8:14 p.m. Thursday; at 39 Assaults a.m. on Monday that a con- exchange. Main St. at 1:37 p.m. Sunday; struction truck was parked on Motor vehicle crash report- at 266 Broadway at 9:35 p.m. A report of an assault at 5:15 Front Street in a way that a fire ed at Catholic Charities at 13 Sunday; at 108 Broadway at p.m. Monday on Curwin Circle. truck wouldn’t be able to get Pulaski St. on Monday at 4:44 8:24 a.m. Monday; at 168 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS through. Responding officers p.m. Officer reported no injuries Broadway at 3:11 a.m. Mon- Overdose reported the vehicle was gone or tows and will document. day; at 300 Broadway at 7:22 Students walk on the University of California, on arrival. a.m. Monday; at Lincoln Ave- Los Angeles campus. A report of an overdose at A walk-in reported at 1:57 Animal Control nue and Central Street at 5:44 5:39 p.m. Monday at Frey Play- p.m. on Monday that people a.m. Tuesday. ground on Walnut Street. have been pulling up part of Resident of 7 Peterson Road New parent charged the steps on Wyman Road to reported a neighbor from Complaints Theft gain access to the grandstand. Worcester Road is harassing He stated it appears someone her about her three dogs on A caller reported a car behind in admissions scam, A report of a larceny at 5:01 also painted one of the me- Monday at 10:38 a.m. Animal Boston Market on Broadway p.m. Monday at 9 Hancock St.; morial benches and stole the control officer reports the of- that he believes is suspicious linked to $400K bribe at 8:38 p.m. Monday at 247 plaque of another one. fice has not received any com- at 1:58 a.m. Thursday. Ocean St.; at 10:05 a.m. Tuesday A caller reported three kids plaints about excessive barking A caller reported someone By Collin Binkley letic profile depicting Sui’s at 80 Silsbee St.; at 10:54 a.m. were “doing wheelies and and animal control does not threw a bottle through her ASSOCIATED PRESS son as a top player on two Tuesday at 95 Green St.; at 1:28 someone was going to get get involved in harassment cas- windshield at 60 Dudley St. at private soccer clubs in p.m. Tuesday at 629 Eastern Ave. killed” on Pleasant Street at es and she should call police. 5:46 p.m. Thursday. BOSTON — A woman Canada, prosecutors said. 5:37 p.m. on Monday. Re- Report of a dog barking for A car reportedly crashed into accused of paying $400,000 Both Singer and Janke Vandalism sponding officers spoke with the past several hours on James a fence at Lynnhurst School to get her son into the Uni- have pleaded guilty. the kids and advised them Street on Monday at 6:21 p.m. with extensive damage to the versity of California, Los Sui’s son was admit- A report of vandalism at 4:48 Angeles, as a fake soccer p.m. Monday at 21 Henry Ave.; against doing that. Animal control officer reports fence at 1:16 a.m. Friday. ted to UCLA as a soccer A caller reported at 8:03 p.m. multiple dogs barking inside A caller reported a woman recruit has become the player in November 2018, at 7:08 p.m. Monday at St. 52nd person charged in a on Monday that he was bitten the home at no. 19 but none of ringing doorbells on Pearson authorities say, and was Mary’s Cemetery at 190 Lynn- sweeping college admis- by a mosquito and wanted to the pets were outside and no Street at 9:07 a.m. Friday. awarded a 25 percent field St. sions bribery scheme, ac- know if the dispatcher thought one was home. Concrete rocks were report- scholarship. cording to an indictment he was going to die. He stated ed to be on top of the ramp to The case was outlined LYNNFIELD unsealed Tuesday. he washed his face and put Complaints the Pratt overpass at 9:45 a.m. in a March indictment Xiaoning Sui, 48, of Sur- cream on it. The dispatcher ad- Friday. against former UCLA soc- Alarms Loud music from a party re- rey, British Columbia, vised him he could send med- A suspicious man banging on cer coach Jorge Salcedo ical services, but he declined. ported at 4 Mulberry Drive on was charged with a single A 911 hangup call was re- the front door of the residence that didn’t identify Sui by He was told there we no known Sunday at 3:45 p.m. Officer count of conspiracy and ceived on Monday at 11:37 trying to gain entrance at 102 name. The document said cases of EEE in Marblehead, but spoke with the reporting party fraud in the indictment a.m. from Horvath & Tremblay Sweetwater St. at 5:06 p.m. only that Salcedo accept- the caller said the dispatcher and after further discussion it unsealed in Boston’s fed- LLC at 600 Market St. Officer Friday. Police identified the man ed $200,000 to help two of isn’t a doctor so he couldn’t say was determined the noise was but said he was not welcome at eral court. Authorities say reports the call was accidental. not unreasonable. she was arrested in Spain Singer’s clients get their whether or not he was infected. the residence. children admitted as soc- He stated he would call back if Officer reports he was told on Monday night and was A 911 caller reported her cer recruits, including one Complaints he needed any services. about a woman operating a being held there while au- garage door randomly opened in October 2018. Salcedo A caller reported a man pos- motor vehicle with Massachu- thorities seek to extradite Motor vehicle fire reported and she was unsure if some- has pleaded not guilty. on Monday at 3:02 on North sibly sleeping in a large white setts license plate 29MW92 one was inside her home at her to the United States. truck on Locust Street at 2:37 going into homes on Peabody Sui is the first person A statement from UCLA Broadway. The Massachusetts 153 Water St. at 5:19 p.m. says it took “immediate State Police were notified and a.m. on Tuesday. Responding Road on Sunday at 4:35 p.m. Friday. to be charged since June, officers reported it was a Na- Officer reports vehicle was when parent Jeffrey Bi- corrective action” after the the call was handled by the A pitbull puppy was report- March indictment was re- Lynnfield Fire Department. tional Grid truck. gone upon arrival. ed missing at 23 Myrtle St. at zzack pleaded guilty to A walk-in reported at 7:36 Caller from 8 Driscoll St. re- paying $250,000 to get his leased. The school said pri- Suspicious blue Ford Fies- 7:31 p.m. Friday. vacy laws prevent it from ta with Massachusetts plate a.m. on Tuesday that the grand- ported a man operating a mo- A 911 caller reported he son into the University of stand on Wyman Road was tor vehicle with Massachusetts Southern California as a discussing specific cases, 1NDN94 reported parked at was assaulted by security in but officials are “not aware damaged. license plate CC7OAP followed the parking lot and would like fake athlete. Dozens of oth- the entrance to the Heritage of any currently enrolled the reporting party to his home to speak to an officer at Ava- ers were charged in March Woods Condominiums at 900 student-athletes who are and tried to fight him on Sunday lonBay Communities at 10:58 when authorities an- Lynnfield St. on Monday at PEABODY under suspicion” by the at 4:43 p.m. Officer reports the p.m. Friday. nounced the investigation. 9:09 p.m. Officer reports the Justice Department. suspect is no longer in the area A Highland Avenue resident It was not immediately vehicle could not be found. Summons The alleged bribe ranks The Peabody Police Depart- but police should be aware of reported his shrubbery and clear whether Sui had an among the highest in the ment requested a be on the Kenyeda Nnadi, 45, of 110 the suspect’s behavior. flowers were stolen off his attorney to speak for her. scheme. Some other parents lookout on Monday 11:08 p.m. Pleasant St., Apt. 112, Lynn, Police report they spoke to property overnight at 8:48 a.m. Prosecutors say Sui paid are accused of making pay- for a white sports vehicle with was summoned on Monday at Cynthia at Dunkin’ Donuts at Sunday. $400,000 to a sham chari- front damage involved in a hit 10:53 a.m. following a motor 527 Lowell St. and told her not A resident walked into the ty operated by admissions ments of up to $500,000, and and run crash on Lynnfield vehicle stop at McDonald’s to go into people’s driveways station to report that the lock consultant William “Rick” some pursued the scheme Street in Peabody. Restaurant on Main Street for or homes without permission on his shed was bent at 12:33 Singer as part of a scheme multiple times, prosecutors Report of a man passed out operating an uninsured motor on Sunday 4:51 p.m. She told p.m. Sunday. to have her son admitted say, with payments totaling in a brown van on Saunders vehicle with a revoked regis- police she was searching for a to UCLA as a fake soccer up to $1.2 million. Road on Tuesday at 8:34 a.m. tration, and no sticker. Vehicle friend from Facebook. Theft recruit. Sui is accused of Prosecutors did not ex- Officer reports it’s a Lyft driver towed by Arrington Tow. Complaint about a large providing Singer her son’s plain why Sui was not waiting for fare. Andressa Oliveira, 34, was gathering at one the head- A report of a breaking and transcript and photos of part of the original group summoned following a motor stones in the new section of entering a motor vehicle at 63 him playing tennis. of parents charged. Court Medical Aid vehicle stop at 116 Washington Cedar Grove Cemetery on Ce- Salem Turnpike at 6:14 a.m. Singer worked with documents show Sui’s St. on Monday at 3:07 p.m. for dar Grove Avenue on Sunday Thursday; at 106 Winter St. at Laura Janke, a former indictment was filed in Ambulance requested on unlicensed operation of a mo- at 5:08 p.m. Officer reports it 2:28 p.m. Thursday. assistant soccer coach at March but remained un- USC, to fabricate an ath- der seal until Tuesday.

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Police: Man broke into home, pending a hearing to to a Lowell home at about Square has died. State trooper arrested after the 31-year-old Kilfoyle killed tenant, raped woman determine whether he 3 p.m. Monday after the Cambridge police say altercation outside nightclub being “belligerent” and is a danger. Not guilty woman fled when the the woman in her 60s was harassing another officer. LOWELL (AP) — Pros- pleas to charges including suspect fell asleep. struck just before 7 a.m. NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) Newport Detective Jason ecutors say a man broke aggravated rape and as- A male tenant in his 50s Tuesday. — A Massachusetts state Head says he told Kilfoyle into the home of a woman sault and battery causing was found dead. The woman was trans- trooper has been charged to leave the area multiple he knows, killed a tenant, serious bodily injury were The victims’ names were ported to an area hospi- with disorderly fight- times and that he arrested then raped the woman entered on his behalf. not released. tal with severe injuries ing and resisting arrest him only when he became when she got home and Prosecutors say they The 38-year-old Honn’s where she was later outside a Rhode Island “combative.” discovered the dead body. anticipate filing a murder court-appointed attorney pronounced dead. nightclub. Kilfoyle has been or- Hoeup Honn was charge. declined comment. The preliminary inves- An arrest report shows dered to appear in court held without bail at his Authorities in a state- tigation suggests that Brian Kilfoyle, of Berke- on Sept. 25. arraignment Tuesday ment say police responded Woman struck, killed by the woman was not in a ley, had been told to leave Online court records do truck in Harvard Square crosswalk when she was One Pelham East night- not list an attorney for struck. The truck driver club in Newport on Sun- Kilfoyle who could com- Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 CAMBRIDGE (AP) — stayed at the scene. day morning but he kept ment on his behalf. CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Hotline Spanish menu available Authorities say a woman No names were released banging on the windows Massachusetts State Po- or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) struck by a boom truck and the no charges were to be let back inside. lice have relieved Kilfoyle All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. while crossing a street filed. The case remains The Newport Daily of duty pending a hearing Callers may remain anonymous. in the heart of Harvard under investigation. News reports police saw Wednesday. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Trebek has big cancer setback, resumes chemotherapy

By Christie D’Zurilla in a week and my numbers posted to the “Jeopardy!” thing they will not say LOS ANGELES TIMES went sky high. Much high- YouTube channel. “So at my funeral is, ‘He was er than they were when we’re expecting good re- taken from us too soon,’” Alex Trebek has had an I was first diagnosed,” he sults again.” he told “GMA.” “Hey, guys, unexpected setback in his said, a little more than a Trebek, who announced pancreatic cancer treat- I’m 79 years old. I’ve had week after the 36th sea- in March that he has one hell of a good life, ment that will require him son of “Jeopardy” hit the Stage 4 pancreatic can- and I’ve enjoyed it. And to undergo another round air. “So my doctors have cer, told “GMA” that the of chemo, the “Jeopardy” decided that I have to un- disease and its treatment the thought of passing host said in an interview dergo chemo again.” affect him in unexpected on doesn’t frighten me. It that aired Tuesday. Back in May, Trebek ways. doesn’t. “I was doing so well and quoted doctors as saying “Occasionally it will “Other things do — the my numbers went down to his tumor was shrink- cause excruciating pain in effect it will have on my the equivalent of a normal ing at a “mind-boggling” my lower back,” he said. loved ones, yes, that both- human being who does not pace. While he didn’t give “Other times it’s fatigue. ers me. It makes me sad. have pancreatic cancer so a timeline for his most re- Other times it’s nausea. But the thought of myself we were all very optimis- cent health developments, Cancer is mysterious in moving on? Hey, folks, it tic,” the 79-year-old host more ways than one.” Trebek had announced in comes with the territory.” told “Good Morning Amer- late August that he was And Trebek also sound- Pancreatic cancer has ica.” “And they said good, done with chemo, so this ed sanguine about the pos- we’re going to stop chemo, has happened since then. sibility of his own death. the highest mortality rate we’ll start you on immuno- “Hey, they [chemo treat- “One line that I have of all major cancers, with FILE PHOTO | TNS therapy.” ments] worked very well used with our staff in re- only 9 percent of patients It didn’t go well, though. the first time!” the host cent weeks and months still alive five years after Alex Trebek attends the SNL 40th Anniversary “I lost about 12 pounds joked in a separate video is when I do pass on, one diagnosis. Celebration at Rockefeller Plaza in New York. Steve Martin’s bluegrass award faces uncertain future By Mark Kennedy ended up choosing me for ASSOCIATED PRESS it is just such an honor,” he said. NEW YORK — One Martin and his wife, morning last week in Bos- Anne Stringfield, dreamed ton, Victor Furtado woke up the prize after Martin up to a mailman’s knock. noticed that some mas- He was handed a little un- ter musicians were still marked package. paying off their banjos. “I opened it up here in “I thought, ‘That’s got to my apartment and kind change.’” The first draft of looked at it for a sec- of the prize’s statement ond, hoping somebody of purpose was written would wake me up. I was on the back of a cocktail shocked, completely blown napkin. It’s the only prize away.” of its kind and has an im- Inside was word that pressive monetary value. the 19-year-old Virgin- “The one way in America ia-bred musician had won — or anywhere — to bring the Steve Martin Prize for notoriety is with money,” Excellence in Banjo and said Martin. “It had to Bluegrass, which comes be ‘Wow!’ It had to really with a $50,000 prize and mean something to some- a sculpture. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I feel so honored to be one.” considered,” he said. Winners — including Emilia Clarke, left, and Kit Harington star in a scene from the final episode of “Game of Thrones.” But the award was some- Sammy Shelor, Danny what bittersweet since Barnes and Jens Kruger Furtado — the youngest — have been determined Emmy predictions: Amid newcomers, recipient of the prize giv- by a board consisting of en out every year since Martin and Stringfield, 2010 — may also be the J.D Crowe, Pete Wernick, will ‘Game of Thrones’ slay again? last. The prize is in danger Tony Trischka, Noam Pikelny, Alison Brown, of disappearing. By Lynn Elber and against the behemoth ACTRESS, DRAMA Should win: Catherine Neil V. Rosenberg and Martin said that he and Mark Kennedy “Game of Thrones,” which SERIES O’Hara, “Schitt’s Creek.” Béla Fleck. the prize board members ASSOCIATED PRESS triggered parodies and ELBER: Consider it a lifetime are overwhelmed by the Martin, whose comedy homages, memes and talk Should win: Sandra Oh, achievement award, with sheer number of qualified has enriched “Saturday In the Way Too Much TV show publicity. Even the “Killing Eve.” A tour-de- her delectably self-ab- musicians as bluegrass Night Live” and who has Era, it truly is an honor president tried to co-opt force performance of vul- sorbed, absurd Moira top- just to be nominated. goes through a flowering. written books like “Shop- its tagline “Winter Is Com- nerability and, to her char- ping her inventive catalog Imagine that you’re “It became very difficult girl” and music for Broad- ing.” The Emmy is coming. acter’s dismay, brutality. of characters (and yes, I’m working on a television to keep pace, even with all way, frequently returns COMEDY SERIES Will win: Sandra Oh. including the Christopher series, one of the many our great board members, to his banjo. “I’ve always ELBER: Deserved, history-mak- Guest films. Movies, TV — actors, writers and oth- of so many great players. found it moving. I’ve al- Should win: “Fleabag.” ing recognition as she it’s all the same now). ers who give daily thanks In the ’60s, when I was ways found it emotional,” Such shocking sexual becomes the first actress Will win: Julia Lou- for the rise of cable and first learning, great play- he said. abandon and emotion- of Asian descent to win a is-Dreyfus, “Veep.” The streaming that has led to ers were rare,” said Mar- Both Martin and Furta- al dysfunction is down- lead actress trophy. Also queen of TV comedy gazillions — at least — of tin. do have noticed the genre right un-American. Three makes up for her five (“Seinfeld,” ‘’The New shows and growing em- “Now, if you listen to a has exploded with top- cheers for this British in- “Grey’s Anatomy” support- Adventures of Old Chris- ployment opportunities. bluegrass channel, you notch musicians, more vasion! ing nods without wins. tine,” this) will add a re- Then, besides the possi- listen to the banjo player experimentation and com- KENNEDY: bility of at least your mom Will win: “Veep.” A three- cord-setting ninth Emmy and go, ‘Who’s that?’ And plex playing. “The advanc- Should win: The mouse spotting you in the vast for-three winner won’t be to her haul, breaking a tie you’ve never even heard es in technique have real- to Sandra Oh’s cat — Jodie video sea, you learn that defeated in its last hurrah, with Cloris Leachman for of him and they’re playing ly taken off,” said Martin. especially when politics Comer. She has, crimi- most-honored performer incredibly sophisticated Furtado agreed: “All your peers watched and, hallelujah, decreed you are all the rage. nally, not earned enough ever. stuff I couldn’t even pre- these amazing players are KENNEDY: recognition for her special KENNEDY: tend to do.” coming up, bringing jazz Emmy worthy. Who needs to win? Ev- Should win: The second brand of killer. Should win: Phoebe Martin hopes some en- influences and different season of “Fleabag” — Will win: Sandra Oh. Waller-Bridge, who in tity might take over ad- rhythms and different ery nominee, of course, who would prefer to avoid with a woman resisting Especially since there’s “Fleabag” needs only to ministrating the prize. musical qualities to the her feelings for a priest — no Claire Foy from “The look over her shoulder Furtado, a student at the old-time bluegrass and being an also-ran smiling bravely for the cameras. and the debut of “Russian Crown” to ruin her night. at us, lower her eyes and Berklee College of Music, combining the two.” Doll” — in which a New ACTOR, COMEDY convey everything that’s hopes it somehow contin- As for how he’ll cele- There’s also the produc- ers of the Sept. 22 Emmy Yorker keeps reliving the SERIES churning in her complex ues but is still grateful if brate, the young banjo night of her 36th birthday ELBER: mind. he’s the last recipient. player hopes to have a Awards ceremony and Fox, the network airing it, — were deeply worthy of Should win: Bill Hader, Will win: Julia Lou- “That was just anoth- good time with his friends wins for writing and orig- “Barry.” His scarily win- is-Dreyfus. Who is silly er added layer of amaze- and celebrate. But some of with an event to sell. “Game of Thrones,” inality. ning portrayal of a hit man enough to vote against her? ment, being that it might the prize winnings will go Will win: “Veep,” the safe with a Hollywood dream LIMITED SERIES be the last one. That they to pay off college debt. ‘’Veep” and “When They See Us” look like and more popular choice. was voted tops last year ELBER: front-runners but the out- But Emmy voters may and remains deserving. Should win: “When They come is anyone’s guess. AP learn to regret this pre- Will win: Michael Doug- See Us.” The superb cast, Television Writer Lynn dictable decision. las, “The Kominsky Meth- the unsparing writing, the Elber and Entertainment ACTOR, DRAMA od.” The movie star’s inner dismaying currency of a Writer Mark Kennedy’s SERIES comedian comes out and 20-year-old case’s implica- offer theirs in the top cat- ELBER: plays, wowing Emmy vot- tions for American justice egories. Should win: Billy Porter, ers. and racial inequality de- DRAMA SERIES “Pose.” The Tony-winning KENNEDY: mand an Emmy. ELBER: actor’s performance, by Should win: Hader al- Will win: “When They Should win: “Pose.” An turns brassy, tender and ready has his Emmy. See Us.” “Chernobyl” is a opulent, clear-eyed em- brave, anchors the sprawl- Douglas won a Golden deeply worthy competitor, brace of the late-20th-cen- ing drama. Globe for “The Komin- but Emmy voters put do- tury LGBTQ ballroom Will win: Billy Porter. He sky Method.” The Emmy mestic concerns first. scene deserves its due. found the TV role he de- should go to Anthony An- KENNEDY: Will win: “Game of served and gets the award derson, the beating heart Should win: In many Thrones.” A landmark he earned. of “black-ish,” who makes ways, this category repre- show that brought cine- KENNEDY: lovingly exasperated com- sented the best of TV this matic sweep to TV gets a Should win: Yes, yes, yes. pletely hysterical but has season — “Chernobyl,” big farewell, finale nay- Porter is always the best been overlooked too long. ‘’Escape at Dannemora,” sayers be damned. thing in whatever he’s Will win: The award clear- ‘’Fosse/Verdon,” ‘’When KENNEDY: in and he’s truly fierce in ly will go to Eugene Levy, They See Us” and “Sharp FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Should win: Agreed on “Pose.” But did enough who is a comedic treasure Objects.” Any is a worthy “Pose,” a loving look at people watch? and rightfully should be winner. Steve Martin said the Steve Martin Prize for a world that has never Will win: Kit Harington, showered with awards. His Will win: “When They Excellence in Banjo and Bluegrass, which been celebrated on TV be- buffeted by the waves of last Emmy was in 1983. It’s See Us,” perhaps the best comes with a $50,000 prize and a sculpture, is fore, starring the largest “Game of Thrones” nos- time, people. of this exciting category. in danger of disappearing because he and the LGBTQ cast ever for a talgia, will give a knightly ACTRESS, COMEDY It had searing acting, har- prize board members are overwhelmed by the scripted series. farewell to Jon Snow with SERIES rowing circumstances and sheer number of qualified musicians. Will win: “Pose” is up a statuette. ELBER: brilliant writing. A8 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 LOOK! First Love Day, National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day, Rice Krispies Treats Day

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The skyline of Boston can be seen on Tues- day evening from Swamp- scott.

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Football carries Serving up smiles television networks until start of season NEW YORK (AP) — ION Television had 1.3 The new television season million, Univision had 1.2 hasn’t begun yet, but the million, Telemundo had football season has, and 1.1 million and the CW it’s carrying the networks had 570,000. in the interim. Fox News Channel was Four NFL games fin- the week’s most popular ished among the Nielsen cable network, averaging company’s top 12 shows last week, led by the 2.42 million viewers in Sunday night matchup prime time. ESPN had of Philadelphia against 1.89 million, MSNBC had Atlanta. 1.71 million, Hallmark ABC devoted its entire had 1.38 million and prime-time lineup to the HGTV had 1.32 million. third Democratic presi- HGTV’s heavily-promoted dential debate last Thurs- home renovation show day, reaching a healthy with actors from “The audience of just under 13 Brady Bunch” reached million viewers, Nielsen 3.37 million for its pre- said. miere. Between football and ABC’s “World News To- PHOTO | LYNN POLICE “America’s Got Talent,” night” topped the evening NBC won the network Representatives from Cops for Kids with Cancer presented a check to the Shadoff family ratings race. The network newscasts with an aver- at the Lynn Police Station on Tuesday. Lynn Police Officer Bill Stilwell nominated the fam- averaged 5.7 million age of 7.9 million viewers. ily, whose 2-year-old daughter, Vaughn, is suffering from a form of lymphoma. From left, viewers in prime time. The “NBC Nightly News” Bob Guiney (retired Boston Police), Massachusetts State Police Capt. Mike Drummy, Landon ABC was second with 4.5 had 7.6 million and the Shadoff with daughters Vaughn and Sloan, Lynn Police Officer Bill Stilwell, Lynn Police Of- million, CBS had 3.9 mil- “CBS Evening News” had ficer Ed Cauley, and retired Boston Police Capt. Edward McNelley. lion, Fox had 3.1 million, 5 million.

ENTERTAINMENT What we learned from Beyoncé’s surprise ‘Making the Gift’ documentary By Nardine Saad and online declarations of dance practice and cre- their three kids (Blue Ivy, a part of me that’s yearn- ald Glover, aka Childish LOS ANGELES TIMES an “ABeyC” takeover. ative studio discussions. Sir and Rumi) and her ing for my ancestral con- Gambino, who is not re- Much like Bey’s Netflix Beyoncé voiced the lion- mom, Tina Lawson, who nection,” the singer says. ally featured in the doc. Beyoncé’s penchant for concert special, “Home- ess Nala in the photo-re- are all heavily featured “When I was asked to be (The actor-musician has surprises spilled onto net- coming,” the doc took view- al blockbuster, which hit in the documentary. Fans a part of ‘Lion King’ I was repeatedly said that he work television Monday ers through her creative the $1-billion benchmark have grown accustomed to overwhelmed and beyond was starstruck by Bey but night when the pop super- process as she assembled at the box office within the fiercely private couple excited. It was full circle didn’t work with her much star aired “Beyoncé Pres- the ambitious companion its first two weeks in the- shielding their little ones for me considering as a kid in person.) ents: Making the Gift” on album. We see her collab- aters. She said she creat- from the media but were it was my favorite movie. “It also was really im- ABC. orate with her husband, ed “The Gift” album as “a delighted to see glimps- Now I could share this film portant to me that the The documentary special Jay-Z, along with other love letter to Africa.” es of their domestic life, with my entire family.” music was not the typical — a behind-the-scenes look artists steeped in African MAKE WAY FOR BLUE particularly their growing The album was indeed a soundtrack, but some- at her musical ode to this tradition. IVY, RUMI AND SIR twins embarking on the family affair: Her 7-year- thing that kids felt safe summer’s “The Lion King” The summits are cut The singer traveled global excursion. old daughter, Blue Ivy, ap- and excited to share with — dropped Monday with sparingly with scenes throughout the continent “Visiting countries in Af- pears on the track “Brown their parents, as well as little advance notice, save from the Disney film in — from Egypt to South rica, it’s always an emotion- Skin Girl,” and Jay-Z the parents with their for an announcement from favor of vignettes from Africa — with her family, al experience for me. It feels is featured on “Mood 4 kids,” she said of “Brown the network on Sunday contemporary African life, including husband Jay-Z, like I’m making peace with Eva,” with her costar Don- Skin Girl.” WEATHER LOTTERY National weather SUN, MOON, TIDES Forecast for Wednesday, September 18, 2019 TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Tuesday...... 8263 Tuesday...... 4291 Monday...... 9583 Monday...... 9609 Sunrise today 6:25 a.m. H A few clouds early, other- NE winds 10 to 15 kt with L wise mostly sunny. High 61F. gusts up to 20 kt. Waves Sunday...... 7656 Sunday...... 4963 Sunset today 6:50 p.m. Winds NE at 15 to 25 mph. around 2 ft. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: Sunrise tomorrow 6:26 a.m. Tonight: A mostly clear sky. Tonight: NE winds 5 to 10 kt. Low 49F. Winds N at 10 to Waves around 2 ft in the eve- EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER High tide today 2:44 p.m. 15 mph. ning, then 1 foot or less. All 4...... $5,219 All 4...... $4,852 L Low tide today 8:59 p.m. First or last 3...... $731 First or last 3...... $679 Any 2...... $63 Any 2...... $58 High tide tomorrow 3:10 p.m. Any 1...... $6 Any 1...... $6

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 Swampscott girls blank Peabody By Mike Alongi fortunately, we gave up a ton of ITEM STAFF corner kicks and we simply can’t do that going forward. We SWAMPSCOTT — It was a survived it this time, but you true defensive battle between can’t give a team that many the Swampscott and Peabody chances.” girls soccer teams Tuesday af- Those missed opportunities ternoon. But in the end, a goal on the corner kicks are just from Swampscott’s Maddie what Peabody coach Dennis Hudson that made the differ- Desroches was upset about in ence in a 1-0 Big Blue win in a the loss. Northeastern Conference “I thought we were excellent matchup at Blocksidge Field. out there, especially in the sec- “We played a solid soccer ond half,” said Desroches. “We game and we got the goal when were in (Swampscott’s) zone it mattered, so we can’t be too for the entire half and we upset,” said Swampscott coach earned six corners, but we Norman James. “It was a didn’t put anything on net. At tough, physical game but we some point, you’ve got to put a were able to settle down and ball on net and we didn’t do stick to the game plan for the that. most part.” “I thought all other aspects of The game featured solid de- the game were good for us,” fense from both teams, and Desroches added. “The passes James is happy his team came were good, the spacing was away with the victory. good, our pressure was good. “We had trouble with not But at the end of the day, being very ef cient on offense you’ve got to shoot in order to ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO early in the game, but we were score, and for some reason we Swampscott’s KK Kearney takes the ball able to turn that around,” said just didn’t do that.” ITEM FILE PHOTO James. “On defense, we hung up the eld during a win over Peabody at St. Mary’s sophomore Aidan Emmerich put in there the whole game. Un- SWAMPSCOTT, B2 Blocksidge Field Tuesday afternoon. up 32 points in a win over Arlington Catholic Tuesday at Gannon Golf Club. St. Mary’s golf tops Magicians earn win over Tanners By Daniel Kane Arlington Catholic at ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — Strong starts in the third and fourth Gannon Golf Club sets lifted the Marblehead volleyball team to a 3-1 win SCHOOL ROUNDUP over Northeastern Confer- ence foe Peabody Tuesday By Harold Rivera night at Marblehead High ITEM SPORTS EDITOR School. The Magicians won by The St. Mary’s golf team continued its impressive run set scores of 25-18, 25-27, 25- through the regular season Tuesday, earning a 154-140 19 and 25-21. win over Catholic Conference foe Arlington Catholic at Marblehead built early six- Gannon Golf Club. point leads in each of the last Aidan Emmerich led the way in points for the Spar- two sets and held off a pair of tans with 32, while Luke Sargent was right behind late Peabody comebacks in with 29 points. Luke Smith added 25 points, while Rich each to improve to 4-2 on the Pagliuca put up 20 points. season. St. Mary’s (8-1) is back in action Wednesday (3) against “Those starts helped us out,” another CCL opponent — rival Bishop Fenwick — at Marblehead coach Killeen Gannon. Miller said. “We kind of strug- GOLF gled just to gain momentum Swampscott 52, Peabody 20 (Tuesday) overall as a team. At Tedesco, Swampscott’s Lou Spellios shot a team-low We struggled to be consistent 39. Other top performers for the Big Blue were Aidan and play our game. It seemed Graciale (7 1/2- 1 1/2) Brendan Sheehan (7-2) Aidan like when our passing was on Tierney (9-0), Jesse McGinley (6-3), Drew Roddie (5 1/2- our offense was off or vice 3 1/2) and Danny Dilisio (4 1/2-4 1/2). versa. It just took us a while to ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO get into a groove.” Swampscott (3-2) travels to Saugus next Wednesday The Marblehead volleyball team huddles up during a win over (4). MARBLEHEAD, B2 Peabody Tuesday evening. Peabody’s top performers were Brendan Mills, Chris Dararian and Tony Molle. Peabody (0-5) hopes to grab its rst win Wednesday (4) when the Tanners host Somerville. BOYS SOCCER Classical wins tough battle with Saugus Classical 2, Malden 1 Classical’s Jenner Robles Sandoval scored both goals By Harold Rivera in a 5-set battle Monday at in the win at Manning Field. Alex Ixlaj dished both as- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Malden. sists. “We had a tough one with LYNN — The rst set The Rams (5-1) host Saugus Thursday (7). Malden,” DeLuca said. “In of Tuesday’s volleyball Saugus 3, Winthrop 2 three of those sets we had match between Saugus The Sachems built a 2-0 lead at halftime and never the lead only needing one and Classical indicated looked back en route to the win at Anna Parker Play- more point. It was a little that the Rams might be in ground. hard for the girls to get for a swift victory. But that New Saugus coach Josh Hickey picked up his rst win ready for this game but wasn’t the case. in the process. Vincent Coluccio, Marcel De Lima and Saugus played very well.” Classical took the match Kyle McLaughlin scored one goal apiece. Saugus fell to 1-5 on the 3-0 on its home  oor, but Saugus (1-2) visits Classical Thursday (7). season. Playing well for the the Sachems gave the Peabody 4, Swampscott 1 Sachems were sophomore Rams everything they had Kyle Joyce’s hat trick led the Tanners at Coley Lee setter Ryan Moloney, who in sets No. 2 and 3. Field. Brian Panzini scored one goal. gave the team a lift in the “Saugus played really well Cairo Dalifour dished three assists and Tyler Surman third set, and junior mid- in those last two sets,” Clas- logged one assist. dle-hitter Madison Niles. sical coach Frank DeLuca Dom Cunha made eight saves. “We were quiet on the said. “That’s a really im- “We scored two goals in the rst two minutes of the  oor in the rst two sets,” proved team. They looked game and I don’t think they recovered,” McKeen said. rst-year Saugus coach really good. We had to use a “It was a good effort.” Gina Vozzella said. “Then I new lineup because Cherish Also playing well for the Tanners were Bjorn Shurdha, put in our bench and they Nwoko’s out with an injury. Enco Gjorga and Ben Kemp. stepped up. They took over That changed things a little “Hopefully we’re headed in the right direction,” said and almost won that last bit and the chemistry’s a bit McKeen. set. We weren’t talking the off. We have to work to get Peabody (2-2) travels to St. Mary’s Friday (3:30). rst set. The reserves were that back.” Swampscott’s Christian Urbano scored on Fernando ITEM FILE PHOTO a bit nervous going in rota- Classical improved to Barranco’s assist. tion-wise but they played Classical’s Pamela Diaz had four straight 5-1 on the season with the The Big Blue host Danvers Thursday (4). great.” service points in the opening set of a win victory. The Rams suffered ROUNDUP, B2 over Saugus Tuesday evening. their rst loss of the season CLASSICAL, B2 Moynihan Lumber student-athlete program going strong The concept, conceived by ated the blanket coverage of the Month program start- female winner are selected Lumber North Shore Stu- York Marathon champion Gerard Moynihan a quar- scholastic sports by several ed in the fall of 1991 and it by a group of local media dent-Athletes of the Year and three-time Olympian ter-century ago, has not local daily newspapers as continues today. The Merri- members representing the were Sam Acquaviva of Shalane Flanagan (Mar- changed: recognize high well as WESX. He couldn’t mack Valley Student-Ath- Salem News, Daily Item, Newburyport, who is at blehead, 1999 and 2000), school students for academ- help but wonder, however, lete Award started in 2002. Gloucester Times, New- MIT, and Tracy Wood of former major leaguer Matt ic as well as athletic accom- about those players who “It is very gratifying to see buryport Daily News and Gloucester, now attending Antonelli (St. John’s Prep, plishments. may not make the head- this program endure and msonewsportsonline.com. the University of Vermont. 2003), pro hockey player As one of the owners of the lines, but were stars in the prosper,” Moynihan said. The September winners will The caliber of the yearly Colin Blackwell (St. John’s lumber company bearing classroom. Shouldn’t they “We have had the pleasure be announced in early Octo- winners serves as the best Prep, 2011), and Provi- his family’s name, Moyni- have a chance to be in the of honoring hundreds of ber. example of the merit of the dence College cross country han has been a 30-year sup- spotlight? deserving young men and The monthly winners are program. The list includes: All-America Catarina Rocha porter of high school sports Moynihan reached out women throughout the eligible for the male and fe- Peabody Mayor Ted Betten- (Peabody, 2012 and 2013). on the North Shore, all the to a few members of the lo- North Shore and we look male Student-Athlete of the court (Peabody, 1992), for- “We take great pride in way back to sponsoring foot- cal media and asked them forward to honoring many Year Award, which is pre- mer MassGolf Communica- the accomplishments of our ball broadcasts and the pop- if they would be willing to more.” sented, along with a $1,000 tions Director Becky Blaeser honorees,” Moynihan said. ular Saturday Scoreboard help him create a vehicle to Coaches and athletic di- scholarship from Moynihan (Masconomet, 1994), Major “It is a wonderful group of Show on WESX Radio. honor student-athletes. The rectors are encouraged to Lumber, at a luncheon in League Baseball Senior Vice young men and women who A former sportswriter, Moynihan Lumber North nominate student-athletes June. President Peter Woodfork exemplify what being a true Moynihan always appreci- Shore Student-Athlete of monthly. One male and one Last year’s Moynihan (Swampscott, 1995), New student-athlete is all about.” B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Peabody’s Olivia Kiricoples had nine service points and two blocks in a loss to Marblehead Tuesday evening. Marblehead bests Peabody at home

ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO MARBLEHEAD From B1 Peabody’s Madeleine Scacchi (right) handles the ball while being pursued by Swampscott’s Emerson Laundry (left) in a game at Blocksidge Field Tuesday afternoon. Anna Arbo had a season-high 14 kills while Arianna Michaud and Anna Schluter added in another six each for the Magicians. Emma Smith had 25 assists. Defen- sively, libero Abby Schwartz had 13 digs and four aces. Big Blue sneak away with win over Peabody “Abby and Anna Arbo are definitely our anchors back there,” Miller said. “They’re both all over the place and work really well together. They understand the value of SWAMPSCOTT utes. Then, just under sev- point, earning six corner since I’ve been here, so we teamwork and what it takes to win. They both put it all From B1 en minutes into the action, kicks over the final 15 min- really have to start turning out there every game.” the Big Blue broke through. utes of the game. But while things around,” said Des- Despite the loss, Tanners coach Lisa Keene was proud The first half was a back- It started with Emerson a few of the kicks came roches. “The good thing is of the way her team battled- especially with an inexpe- and-forth battle that saw Laundry, who broke free in close to being scoring op- that it’s early and we can rienced roster this season. Peabody hold onto posses- the midfield and pushed portunities, the Tanners fix it, but we’re going to “I wouldn’t say we’re rebuilding,” Keene said, “but we sion for the majority of the into the Peabody zone. She never really got any quality have to get to work.” have a lot of first-year varsity players. Those kids hav- time. Each team got several got into the box and tried to chances on net. As for Swampscott (4-1), en’t worked together long so they’re learning off of each good runs at the net, but get a quick shot off, but the Peabody goalie Shelby next up is a NEC battle other. We’re moving positions around constantly, so there were no real quality ball was deflected. Luckily Doucette made six saves. against a strong Danvers with that type of play (Tuesday) I’m impressed.” scoring chances for either for Swampscott, it ended up The loss puts Peabody at Amanda Marmiani had 13 digs while Olivia Kirico- side in the first. When the team Thursday evening ples had nine service points and two blocks for the buzzer sounded at the end right next to Hudson, who 1-4 on the year, which is (6:30). Tanners. Aalliyah Alleyne had four kills and five blocks. of the first half, the two was waiting in the box. A certainly a different posi- “It’s going to be another Sarah Broughton added six kills and Isabel Bettencourt teams remained tied at 0-0. quick flick of the right foot tion than Desroches and tough game, and it’s going had 12 service points, 11 assists and three aces. The second half was more gave the Big Blue the only the Tanners are used to. to be a big one for us,” said The first set started off with a back-and-forth battle eventful. The Big Blue goal of the game, making it Next up will be a matchup James. “But I think we’re before Marblehead eventually jumped out to a 15-10 came out quickly and start- 1-0 Swampscott. against another NEC foe, ready. We’ve been playing lead behind aces from Schwartz and Arbo. The Tanners ed to push the pace in the But Peabody didn’t go Marblehead, Thursday eve- every game tight and it’s all battled back to get within one but Marblehead finished offensive zone, getting a away after that. The Tan- ning (6:30). about grinding out wins, the set strong with Schwartz serving to take the set. number of good runs at the ners started to push the “I think we’ve only lost which we’ve been able to do But Peabody responded in the second set. The Tanners net in the first several min- pace even more from that four games in a season once a lot this year.” edged out Marblehead in a close set, taking the final two points with Bettencourt serving to tie things up at 1-1. St. Mary’s cross country shines in tri-meet It didn’t take long for Marblehead to recover. The Ma- gicians started the third set on a 7-1 run and despite a ROUNDUP Playing well for English (6:30). St. Mary’s 25, few near comebacks from the Tanners, held on to go From B1 were goalie Elysse New- “That’ll be a huge game,” Fenwick 33 ahead 2-1. son, Julianna Perry and Danvers coach Jim Hin- St. Mary’s 15, The fourth and final set was the same with the Magi- KIPP 4, Ravyn Rapley. The Bull- chion said. “Swampscott Matignon 50 cians getting off to another 7-1 start. Peabody struggled Salem Academy 3 dogs (1-3-1) host Winthrop has been very good the Fenwick’s top finishers to find its footing and fell behind 14-4. The Magicians Marco Escobar had a Thursday (5:15). past few years. They’ll be were Wyatt Burr (17:51), held off a late Tanners run to cap off the 3-1 match win. game to remember, scoring Saugus 2, Winthrop 0 very tough. We’ll have to be Kevin Wythe (18:36) and “It was still good to see the improvement (Tuesday),” all four KIPP goals at Man- Jess Carter and Jeimmy ready.”’ Matthew Cinelli (18:45). Keene said. “Normally we get down and just keep fall- ing and can’t seem to dig ourselves out of it. I was real- ning Field. Kevin Rodri- Monroy Rodrigues each Beverly 3, St. Mary’s top finish- ly happy we got ourselves back into it. If you’re going to guez and Alejandro Cam- scored one goal for the Sa- Marblehead 0 ers were Taban Manyok work on things that’s definitely something I’m very pos each logged an assist. chems, while goalkeeper Carter Murray, Anna (16:28), Kyle Kwiatek impressed with. We only had seven service errors in Panthers goalie James Alex Inferrera recorded Rigby and Emma Robinson (18:24), Anthony D’Itria Paz made key saves down four sets which is very impressive. The girls have im- four saves in the shutout played well for the Magi- (19) and Sean Osbahr the stretch. proved with every game.” victory. cians. (19:34). KIPP hosts Prospect Hill The Tanners (1-4) will hope to bounce back with an- Saugus (4-1) plays on the Marblehead (1-4) trav- GIRLS CROSS Academy next Tuesday other NEC matchup at Saugus Thursday (5:30). Mar- els to Peabody Thursday COUNTRY (7:15). road at Classical Saturday blehead travels to Milton for a tough non-conference tilt GIRLS SOCCER (3:30). (6:30). Fenwick 15, Friday (5:30). Classical 1, Malden 1 Danvers 8, VOLLEYBALL St. Mary’s 50 Molly Mannion scored Gloucester 0 Austin Prep 3, St. Mary’s 15, Classical’s goal on Mary Abby Cash (two goals), St. Mary’s 0 Fenwick 50 Collins’ assist. Riley DiGilio, Arianna Be- The Spartans fall to 2-4 Fenwick’s top finishers Classical volleyball “From the opening whis- zanson, Becca Rocker, Col- on the season. They visit were Ava Mahoney (19:35), tle it was back and forth,” by Thomson, Reese Pszen- Spellman Thursday (7). Catherine Corter (22:12) Rams coach Mike Sche- ny and Mikayla Shaffaval. Winthrop 3, English 0 and Grace Kubat (22:16). tested by Saugus na said. “Every one of my Falcons goalies Emma Set scores were 25-20, 25- St. Mary’s top finish- players on the field gave Maynard, Kiley MacCor- 21 and 25-16. ers were Anna Fringuel- CLASSICAL 100 percent.” mack and Holly DeAngelis English (2-2) hosts Dan- li (25:27), Abby Lynch From B1 Classical hosts Saugus split time in net. vers Thursday (5:30). (25:33), Erin Lewis (25:50) Saturday (3:30). Danvers (3-1) hosts BOYS CROSS Luna Robichaud, (26:18) Classical let its service game lead the way in the first Salem 3, English 0 Swampscott Thursday COUNTRY and Lily Newhall (26:40). set. Kiara Edmonds logged seven consecutive service points and two aces, Pamela Diaz added four consecu- tive service points and the Rams cruised to a 25-9 win in the opening set. Another Yaz in left field at Fenway Park Then the Sachems found their footing and things changed. Classical built a 19-12 lead in the second set in BOSTON (AP) — For dia, the younger and older an attempt to pull away, but the Sachems crawled back the first time in more than Yaz chatted together as they in. Saugus closed the gap to 19-15 thanks to a string of three decades, there was a walked Fenway’s outfield. Classical errors. After Classical burned a timeout, the “Yaz” patrolling left field in a “It was awesome,” Mike Rams got themselves back on the right track. Classical big-league game at Fenway said. “We got a chance to won the second set, 25-19, with Jean Gupton-Morrison Park. catch up. I normally don’t get logging six service points midway through the set. San Francisco’s Mike Yas- a chance to see him during It was much of the same through the third set. Classi- trzemski, grandson of Red the season, so that’s a bonus.” cal notched the first two points but the Sachems rallied Sox legend and Hall of Fam- Giants manager Bruce Bo- for nine of the next 15 and led 9-8. Again, the Rams er Carl Yastrzemski, trotted chy decided it was fitting for seemed to start distancing themselves, up 18-14, but out there when the Giants him to play left. Saugus didn’t go down without a fight. The Sachems faced the Boston Red Sox on “He’s played left a lot. To whittled the deficit to 18-17- forcing Classical to burn Tuesday night. be honest, I wanted to have another timeout. The Rams hung on for a 25-22 set win The 29-year-old Yastrzems- him play left field tonight,” to clinch the 3-0 victory. ki knew the night would he said. “It’s going to be a cool “The key in the third set was Brooke Warren,” DeLuca be special. His grandfather moment for a lot of people said. “She only had three service points but they were played left in the final game here. It’s going to be a great three big ones to get us up into the 20’s. That was really of his career — Oct. 2, 1983 reminder of a lot of things his the difference. — a position where he won grandfather did and bring “It was someone different that stepped forward in ev- seven Gold Gloves, playing some special memories to ery set and that was a good thing,” DeLuca said. “That in front of the fabled Green peoples’ mind.” really helped us out. That’s what we’ve been looking for.” Monster. He got a nice ovation when The Rams have a week to rest up and tweak things in “For life,” he told the me- he batted leadoff to open the practice before another NEC clash next Tuesday (5:30) dia, sitting in the dugout game. at Peabody. about 4 ½ hours before the Carl, who turned 80 in “Right now the schedule really turns,” DeLuca said. game when asked when he August, played his entire 23- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “We have to get back to where we were when we be- thought about playing his year career with the Red Sox, gan the year. I don’t know if the girls are a little tired first game in Fenway. “It’s retiring in 1983 with 3,419 Red Sox legend Carl Yazstremski (left) walks because we played so many games at the beginning of always a dream to play here hits, including 452 homers with his grandson, San Francisco Giants out- the year. (Tuesday) the chemistry was just off. Cherish when you’re a kid growing and over 1,800 RBIs. In 1967, fielder Mike Yazstremski, before a game be- is probably our best front player. Hopefully we have her up in New England.” he won the AL MVP after tween the Red Sox and Giants Tuesday night at back next week.” Before he talked to the me- capturing the Triple Crown. Fenway Park. Saugus welcomes Peabody Thursday (5:30). WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Boys Soccer Boys Soccer English at Winthrop (4) Lynnfield at Newburyport (3:45) Minuteman at Tech (4) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (7) Danvers at Swampscott (4) Saugus at Classical (7) Girls Soccer Fenwick at St. Mary’s (3:45) Girls Soccer Newburyport at Lynnfield (3:45) Winthrop at English (4) Tech at Minuteman (4) Cross Country Marblehead at Peabody (6:30) Lynnfield at Georgetown (3:45) Swampscott at Danvers (6:30) English at Winthrop (4) Peabody at Swampscott (4) Golf Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (3) Golf North Andover at St. John’s (3:15) Xaverian at St. John’s (3) English at Marblehead (4) Fenwick at St. Mary’s (3) Classical at Peabody (4) Marblehead at Classical (4) Saugus at Brookline (4) Somerville at Peabody (4) Swampscott at Saugus (4) Volleyball Gloucester at Winthrop (4) St. Mary’s at Spellman (5) Danvers at English (5:30) Field Hockey Swampscott at Winthrop (5:30) Malden at Peabody (4) Peabody at Saugus (5:30) Feehan at Fenwick (5:15) Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (5:30) Volleyball Field Hockey Lynnfield at North Andover (5:30) Newburyport at Lynnfield (3:45) THURSDAY Tewksbury at Marblehead (4)

SPORTS BRIEFS Alumni and Tower Trail Races will take place on Sunday, Sept. 29 Friends of Lynn at Lynn Woods. The event will begin at 9 a.m. and Classical Golf races will consist of a 5K, a 10K and a 1.5-mile walk/ Tournament run. The event will benefit The Alumni and Friends the Friends of Lynn Woods of Lynn Classical are host- and Lynn Woods Cross ing a golf tournament Sept. Country. 28 at Gannon Golf Course. Those interested can reg- The following sponsorship ister online at http://www. danvers5k.com/stonetower/ opportunities are available FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for the tournament: bronze stone-tower-app.pdf. For hole ($100), silver hole more information, contact Patriots left tackle Isaiah Wynn has been placed on the injured reserve list with a foot injury. ($150) and gold hole Liam at wrbliam@verizon. ($200). Dinner for the net or 978-762-3994. event costs $40, while golf and dinner costs $75. All IAABO Basketball Patriots place offensive tackle Isaiah sponsorships can be mailed to Lynn Classical, attn. Officiating Course Chris Warren. Those inter- Board 130 of the Interna- Wynn on IR, could return after 8 weeks ested in bringing a four- tional Association of some are encouraged to Approved Basketball Offi- FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Caleb Benenoch, who has injured reserve after blood Tuesday that they are reach out to Warren at cials (IAABO) will offer a The Patriots have placed played in 35 games with clots were discovered in dealing with the shuffling left tackle Isaiah Wynn on 22 starts for Tampa Bay his lungs. up front this season. 781-244-0022. course for anyone interested in becoming a certified bas- injured reserve, marking over the past four seasons. In addition, starting “I think they’re trying to ketball official. Classes will the latest blow to an al- This is the second right tackle Marcus Can- do the best they can,” he Northeast Arc be held at North Andover ready injury-riddled offen- straight season that Wynn non did not play against said. “Some of them antic- 5K for Inclusion High beginning Sept. 23. sive line. has gone on IR. A presea- the Dolphins as he con- ipated or had a chance to Classes will run from Wynn suffered a foot in- son Achilles tendon injury tinues to recover from the plan for, some happened Northeast Arc will spon- 6:30-8:30 p.m. on the fol- jury in the first quarter of caused him to miss his en- shoulder injury he sus- rather quickly and you sor the 5K for Inclusion on lowing days: Sept. 23-25-30, New England’s 43-0 win tire rookie season in 2018. tained during the Patriots’ have to react to those. But September 29 at Market October 3-7-9-21-23-28-30. at Miami on Sunday and It is part of a string of season opener. Marshall yeah, that group is a hard- Street in Lynnfield. The The class will be taught by did not return to the game. injuries to hit the Patriots’ Newsome, who was signed working group. ... Overall road race will be part of a Board 130 and state rules The Patriots filled Wynn’s starting offensive line this last week, started in Can- we’ve just tried to take interpreter Bill Boutilier. day that also includes a roster spot Tuesday by season. Center David An- non’s place against Miami. it day by day and do the The IAABO exam for new 1-mile walk and roll and a signing veteran lineman drews began the season on Coach Bill Belichick said things that we can do.” family funfest. officials will be adminis- Festivities will run from tered on Monday, Nov. 4 at 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. with Salem High. All residents the 5K and walk starting of Essex County age 18 and at 9 a.m. Registration is older are eligible to take Patriots are nearly unanimous No. 1 $25 for the 5K and free for the course and exam. the 1-mile walk & roll. The cost is $175, which To register, start a team covers the classes, exam, in AP Power Rankings poll for Week 2 or for more information, rule book and all study visit ne-arc.org/5k. materials. You can register online at www.iaabobo- NEW YORK (AP) — The rematch of last season’s ard130.org. For more infor- New England Patriots are NFC championship game. Stone Tower mation, please contact Bill one of nine 2-0 teams in The Saints, who will be Trail Races Boutilier at 978-682-9959 the NFL. without quarterback Drew or Dan Bryant at daniel. Sunday looks like a fa- Brees for the next six to The 12th annual Stone [email protected]. vorable matchup, too. eight weeks with a torn The Patriots have main- ligament in his throwing tained their dominating thumb, fell seven spots to TV/RADIO position at the top of the No. 10. TV AP Pro32 poll by rolling “I’m not optimistic about MLB over their first two oppo- the Saints in Brees’ ab- 1 p.m...... Washington at St. Louis...... MLB Network nents by a combined 76- sence,” said Alex Marvez 4 p.m...... NY Mets at Colorado...... MLB Network 3. Next up is the winless of Sirius XM. 6:35 p.m...... LA Angels at NY Yankees...... ESPN New York Jets this week- The Dallas Cowboys, Se- 7:10 p.m...... San Francisco at Boston...... NESN end. attle Seahawks and Green 7:20 p.m...... Philadelphia at Atlanta...... ESPN The Jets are a 22-point Bay Packers, three NFC NHL Preseason underdog against the de- teams off to 2-0 starts, all 8:30 p.m...... Detroit vs. Chicago...... NHL Network fending champions and made solid climbs in the Radio will start third-stringer poll. MLB Luke Falk at quarterback The Cowboys moved up 7:10 p.m...... San Francisco at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 in Foxborough. two spots to No. 4, and the For the second consecu- Seahawks and Packers MLB tive week, New England each jumped four places to AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE received 11 of the 12 first- Nos. 6 and 7, respectively. East Division East Division place votes for 383 points The Philadelphia Eagles W L Pct GB W L Pct GB New York 98 53 .649 _ z-Atlanta 93 58 .616 _ in balloting Tuesday by and Minnesota Vikings, Tampa Bay 89 62 .589 9 Washington 82 67 .550 10 media members who regu- each coming off close loss- Boston 79 70 .530 18 Philadelphia 76 72 .514 15½ larly cover the NFL. es, lost some ground. The Toronto 59 91 .393 38½ New York 77 73 .513 15½ FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Baltimore 49 101 .327 48½ Miami 52 98 .347 40½ “Bill Belichick shows no Eagles fell three spots to Central Division Central Division mercy on former Patriots Tom Brady threw for 264 yards and two No. 8 after Sunday night’s W L Pct GB W L Pct GB touchdowns in a win over the Miami Dolphins Minnesota 92 58 .613 _ St. Louis 84 66 .560 _ defensive coordinator Bri- loss to Atlanta, and the Vi- Cleveland 87 63 .580 5 Chicago 82 68 .547 2 an Flores against the Dol- Sunday afternoon. kings dropped two places Chicago 65 85 .433 27 Milwaukee 81 69 .540 3 phins, and the New En- to No. 9. Kansas City 56 95 .371 36½ Cincinnati 70 81 .464 14½ Detroit 45 104 .302 46½ Pittsburgh 65 85 .433 19 gland machine rolls on,” vote and 368 points. challenge Sunday at Ar- “That loss all on (Kirk) West Division West Division Newsday’s Bob Glauber The Chiefs host the Bal- rowhead, where Patrick Cousins,” Fox Sports’ John W L Pct GB W L Pct GB timore Ravens on Sunday Mahomes is waiting,” said Houston 98 53 .649 _ x-Los Angeles 97 54 .642 _ said. “There’s already talk Czarnecki said of the Vi- Oakland 90 61 .596 8 Arizona 77 74 .510 20 of an unbeaten season, in one of the top matchups Ira Kaufman of Fox 13 in kings quarterback who Texas 74 77 .490 24 San Francisco 72 78 .480 24½ a testament to how well of Week 3. The Ravens, off Tampa, Florida. was 14 for 32 for 230 yards Los Angeles 68 82 .453 29½ San Diego 68 82 .453 28½ Seattle 62 88 .413 35½ Colorado 66 85 .437 31 they’re playing.” to a 2-0 start, jumped three The Los Angeles Rams with a touchdown and two Tuesday’s Games Detroit at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. The Kansas City Chiefs places to No. 5. moved up a spot to No. interceptions in Minne- L.A. Angels at N.Y. Yankees, 6:35 p.m. San Francisco at Boston, 7:10 p.m. stayed at No. 2, collecting “The league’s No. 2 3 after routing the New sota’s 21-16 loss to Green Seattle at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 7:40 the remaining first-place defense faces quite a Orleans Saints 27-9 in a Bay. Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. p.m. NFL Brandon Carlo signs two-year extension with Bruins AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA BOSTON (AP) — It took touch with McAvoy through- New England 2 0 0 1.000 76 3 Dallas 2 0 0 1.000 66 38 until six days into training out the process and it was Buffalo 2 0 0 1.000 45 30 Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 52 51 N.Y. Jets 0 2 0 .000 19 40 N.Y. Giants 0 2 0 .000 31 63 camp, but the Boston Bruins getting difficult to sit out. Miami 0 2 0 .000 10 102 Washington 0 2 0 .000 48 63 took care of their last bit of “It was stressful for me South South W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA offseason business on Tues- throughout these past couple Houston 1 1 0 .500 41 42 Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 37 45 day and can now focus on days, especially after Charlie Indianapolis 1 1 0 .500 43 47 Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 36 48 attempting to build off their signed, to not be a part of Tennessee 1 1 0 .500 60 32 New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 39 55 Jacksonville 0 2 0 .000 38 53 Carolina 0 2 0 .000 41 50 run to Game 7 of the Stanley camp,” Carlo said at a news North North Cup Final last season. conference Tuesday. “It’s W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 2 0 0 1.000 82 27 Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 31 19 The Bruins and restricted hard not being there grind- Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 36 46 Detroit 1 0 1 .750 40 37 free agent Brandon Carlo ing with your teammates. Cincinnati 0 2 0 .000 37 62 Minnesota 1 1 0 .500 44 33 Pittsburgh 0 2 0 .000 29 61 Chicago 1 1 0 .500 19 24 agreed to terms on a two-year I was getting really antsy, West West extension worth $2.85 mil- couldn’t even get comfortable W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 2 0 0 1.000 68 36 San Francisco 2 0 0 1.000 72 34 lion per season. Carlo had not on the couch the past couple Oakland 1 1 0 .500 34 44 L.A. Rams 2 0 0 1.000 57 36 been in camp since it opened days, but really excited to be L.A. Chargers 1 1 0 .500 40 37 Seattle 2 0 0 1.000 49 46 Denver 0 2 0 .000 30 40 Arizona 0 1 1 .250 44 50 last Thursday and was the here.” Thursday’s Game N.Y. Jets at New England, 1 p.m. Bruins’ last remaining un- A 2015 second-round draft Tennessee at Jacksonville, 8:20 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. signed free agent after Char- pick (37th overall), Carlo Sunday’s Games Carolina at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. lie McAvoy agreed to terms made the leap from major Miami at Dallas, 1 p.m. Houston at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 p.m. Oakland at Minnesota, 1 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS New Orleans at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. on a three-year contract with junior hockey to the NHL Cincinnati at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Baltimore at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. an average annual value of in 2016-17, averaging more Brandon Carlo answers questions from the me- Atlanta at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. L.A. Rams at Cleveland, 8:20 p.m. $4.9 million on Sunday. than 20 minutes of ice time dia after signing a two-year extension Tuesday Detroit at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game Denver at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Chicago at Washington, 8:15 p.m. Carlo, 22, said he kept in as a rookie. to remain with the Bruins. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 COMICS

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West leads the diamond signal for clubs. king: seven, nine, two. Who gets Instead, West led the diamond home first? five. Yes, East won with his ace, but After North opened with a weak he was endplayed. When he shifted two-bid, South’s three-heart re- to a trump, South won in his hand sponse was natural and forcing. (A and led the spade queen. East took good aide-memoire is six and 16 -- a that, but declarer won the next trick, six-card suit and at least 16 points. drew trumps ending on the board So, South’s bid was a fractional and discarded all of his losers on the stretch.) North happily raised with spades. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS DID YOU KNOW? MasterChef FOX, 8 p.m. Season Finale! 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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE City of Lynn (SEAL) Invitation for Bids COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage Plumbing Services LAND COURT given by Marie Louis to Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., dated January 15, 2003 DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book The City of Lynn is soliciting bids from licensed plumbing companies to provide 18 SM 007503 20022, Page 383, subsequently assigned to Green Tree Servicing LLC by Bank of installation, repair and maintenance services on an as needed basis in all school ORDER OF NOTICE America, N.A. by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) and municipal buildings located in Lynn Massachusetts. Registry of Deeds at Book 32757, Page 17, subsequently assigned to Green Tree To: Servicing, LLC by Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Work may include but not limited to all labor, tools, equipment, transportation and John Thurell Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 36289, Page 360, supervision necessary to accomplish all plumbing installation, repair and subsequently assigned to MTGLQ Investors, L.P. by Ditech Financial LLC FKA Green replacement services at all buildings under the control of the Inspectional Services and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Tree Servicing LLC by assignment recorded in said Essex County (Southern District) Department for the City of Lynn. Work includes but is not limited to drains, pipes, U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Registry of Deeds at Book 35616, Page 397 for breach of the conditions of said pumps, hot water tanks, kitchen and bath fixtures, toilets and water treatment. Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at The Bank of New York Mellon, as Trustee for the Certificateholders of CWABS 3:00 PM on September 25, 2019 at 8 Ruthven Terrace, Lynn, MA, all and singular Estimated annual spending is $700,000 2004-AB1 the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: Specifications may be obtained starting, Wednesday, September 18, 2019 at claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, The land in said Lynn, with the buildings thereon bounded and described as Lynn City Hall, Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA numbered 38 Everett Street, given by John Thurell to Mortgage Electronic follows: Northeasterly by Ruthven Terrace, thirty-nine and 48/100 (39.48) feet; 01901. Specifications will be available via email/mail by contacting the Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Reliant Mortgage Easterly by land now or formerly of Moore, sixty-two and 05/100 (62.05) feet; purchasing department at 781-586-6893 or by email at: [email protected]. Company, LLC, dated July 30, 2004, and recorded in Essex County (Southern Southerly by land now or formerly of Brown, forty-one and 32/100 (41.32) feet; Specifications are available until the due date specified below. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23205, Page 495, and now held by the Plaintiff and Westerly by land now or formerly of Goodwin, fifty-eight and 06/100 (58.06) by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of feet. For title reference see for deed recorded with the Essex South District Registry Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked: "#03-317 - Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. of Deeds, Book 13169, Page 211. Plumbing Services Bid". All bids must be submitted to the purchasing department, at the above address no later than Thursday, October 3, 2019 at 11:00AM If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax All General Bids must be accompanied by a copy of a Department of Capital Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) "Certificate of Eligibility" (DCAMM that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Form CQ-7) and a "Contractor Update Statement" (DCAMM Form CQ-3). The this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October category of work for which the Bidder must be certified is: Plumbing 28, 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the TERMS OF SALE: ground of noncompliance with the Act. A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of Bid must be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less than five (5%) of the Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of this Court on September 12, 2019. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be total bid price in the form of certified check, cashier's check or bid bond payable Attest: Deborah J. Patterson delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be to the City of Lynn. Recorder required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of 18-031372 the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 and to the minimum wage rates as required by Item: September 18, 2019 from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other M.G.L.c.149 §§ 26 - 27H. check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Purchasing Agent will prepare the notice of award and awarding of this contract THE TRIAL COURT of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Bid under M.G.L. c.149 Docket No. ES19P2786EA entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The Timothy Leonard description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Purchasing Agent Estate of: an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Item: September 18, 2019 Robert F. Cloonan Date of Death: June 29, 2019 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. (SEAL) Essex Division MTGLQ Investors, LP COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of LAND COURT Petitioner Frederick T. McElligott of Saugus, MA Present Holder of said Mortgage, DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT a Will has been admitted to informal probate. By Its Attorneys, 18 SM 005713 Frederick T. McElligott of Saugus, MA ORLANS PC ORDER OF NOTICE has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to PO Box 540540 serve without surety on the bond. Waltham, MA 02454 To: The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Phone: (781) 790-7800 Edward Williams Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without 18-006380 Janice Williams a/k/a Janice Bonaparte supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with Item: September 4, 11, 18, 2019 the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating CITY OF LYNN CORRECTED U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq): to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings Re: Demolition for 6 PINKHAM PLACE LoanCare, LLC and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Demolition for 170-172 ESSEX STREET Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Randolph, Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. You are hereby notified that the Lynn City Council held a public hearing on April numbered 26 Silver Street, given by Edward Williams and Janice Williams to Item: September 18, 2019 23, 2019, at 8 p.m., in accordance with MGL, Chapter 139, S1. The Council Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for adjudged the above property to be a nuisance to the neighborhood and/or a Gateway Funding Diversified Mortgage Services, L.P., dated June 28, 2007, and TOWN OF SAUGUS danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the people of Lynn, MA. Pursuant to recorded in Norfolk County Registry of Deeds in Book 24939, Page 537, and now REQUEST FOR QUOTES # 32 -19 MGL, Ch. 111 S123, the Lynn City Council has ordered you, at your own expense, held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for RE-QUOTE Drainage Infrastructure Replacement to remove any nuisance, source of filth, or cause of sickness found upon your determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. property within twenty-four (24) hours from the date of receipt of this notice. If you In accordance of M.G.L. 30,39M, The Town of Saugus DPW is requesting quotes fail to comply, the City of Lynn will, per order of the Lynn City Council, demolish If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United for the replacement of approx. 150 feet of drain line within St. James Road. For a the building and/or the structures located upon your property as well as fine States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers copy of the quote, please contact Bonnie Tanner, Assistant Purchasing Manager at you not more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) per day for every day Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on [email protected] (781) 231-4125. Prevailing wages apply, and Labor which you knowingly violate this notice. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Harmony, OSHA Certifications are required. Quotes are due by 11:00am, In addition, the City of Lynn will record a lien on your property in order to recover this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before October Wednesday October 2, 2019. Prospective bidders are strongly encouraged to visit costs incurred in the demolition of your building and/or structure as permitted by 28, 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the the site, and call Brendan O'Regan at the DPW at (781) 231-4143 with any G.L. Ch. 139, S3A. Also, please be advised that you have three (3) days after you ground of noncompliance with the Act. questions. receive this notice to appeal the City Council's Decision to declare your property a Witness, GORDON H. PIPER, Chief Justice of this Court on September 12, 2019. Item: September 18, 2019 nuisance or danger to the health, safety, and welfare of the people of the City of Attest: Deborah J. Patterson Lynn. The above referenced appeal, pursuant to G.L. Ch. 139 S2, must be filed in Recorder the Essex County Superior Court. 18-032530 JANET L ROWE Item: September 18, 2019 CITY CLERK Item: September 17, 18, 19, 2019

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LONDON (AP) — The British government and its opponents faced off Tues- day at the U.K. Supreme Court in a high-stakes legal drama over Brexit that will determine whether new Prime Minister Boris John- son broke the law by sus- pending Parliament at a crucial time ahead of Brit- ain’s impending departure from the European Union. As pro-EU and pro-Brex- it protesters exchanged shouts outside the court building on London’s Par- liament Square, the gov- ernment’s opponents ar- gued that Johnson illegally shut down Parliament just weeks before the country is due to leave the 28-nation PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bloc for the “improper pur- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supporters chant as pose” of dodging lawmakers’ PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS they await results of the elections in Tel Aviv Tuesday. scrutiny of his Brexit plans. They also accused John- The Supreme Court England is set to decide son of misleading Queen whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson broke Elizabeth II, whose formal the law when he suspended Parliament, send- Netanyahu has approval was needed to sus- ing lawmakers home until Oct. 14 — just over pend the legislature. two weeks before the U.K. is due to leave the The government coun- European Union. tered that, under Britain’s setback in Israel largely unwritten consti- uled Oct. 31 Brexit day. A when judges asked if John- tution, the suspension was ruling against the govern- son might recall Parlia- JERUSALEM (AP) — rael Beitenu party. That minister designate a matter for politicians, ment by the country’s top ment on the court’s order, Israeli Prime Minister put Lieberman, a former would have up to six not the courts. court could force him to only to suspend it again. Benjamin Netanyahu protege of Netanyahu’s weeks to form a coali- Government lawyer Rich- recall Parliament. “I’m not in a position to fell short of securing a who has become one of tion. If that fails, Rivlin ard Keen said judges in a Johnson hasn’t said comment on that,” he said. parliamentary majority the prime minister’s fierc- could give another can- lower court had “nakedly what he will do if the judg- The prime minister says with his religious and est rivals, in the position didate for prime minis- entered the political arena” es rule the suspension il- Britain must leave the EU nationalist allies in na- of kingmaker. ter 28 days to form a co- by ruling on the matter. legal. He told the BBC on at the end of next month tional elections Tuesday, Addressing his sup- alition. And if that fails, “The court is not Monday he would “wait with or without a divorce initial exit polls showed, porters late Tuesday, a new elections would equipped to decide what is and see what they say.” deal. But many U.K. law- setting the stage for a jubilant Lieberman said be triggered yet again. a legitimate political con- Keen promised that “the makers believe a no-deal period of coalition ne- he saw only “one option:” Rivlin has said he will sideration,” he said. prime minister will take Brexit would be economi- gotiations that could a broad, secular coali- do everything possible Johnson sent lawmakers any necessary steps to cally devastating and so- threaten his political tion with both Blue and to avoid such a scenario. home on Sept. 9 until Oct. comply with any declara- cially destabilizing, and future and clear the way White and Likud. Lieberman called for 14, which is barely two tion made by the court.” are determined to thwart for him to be tried on “We’ve always said an immediate start weeks before the sched- But he had no answer him. corruption charges. that a unity government to negotiations and Initial results posted is only possible in emer- predicted it could be Migrants anxious ahead of court dates by Israel’s three major gency situations. And I wrapped up quickly. But stations showed chal- tell you and I tell every such a deal promises to NUEVO LAREDO, Mex- back to Nuevo Laredo, in border, according to the lenger Benny Gantz’s citizen today watching be complicated. ico (AP) — Abel Oset was Tamaulipas, and its cartels U.S. government. Many centrist Blue and White us on television: the situ- Gantz, a former military seized with panic. After an and violence. of them say they fled vi- party with a slight lead ation, both security-wise chief who has presented 11-country odyssey that Awaiting his hearing in olence or threats in their over Netanyahu’s Li- and economically, are himself as a unifying fig- began when he and his the pre-dawn hours, Oset home countries and hope kud. While the results emergency situations,” ure in a divided nation, namesake son fled Cuba, lay on the floor of a migra- to get asylum. do not guarantee that he said. “The country, has ruled out a partner- and included a moment on tion building. He spoke of The Department of Gantz will be the next therefore, requires a ship with Likud if Net- U.S. soil, he was crossing the criminals who stalk Homeland Security has prime minister, they sig- broad government.” anyahu remains at the back into America. the bridge, picking off said it planned to spend naled that Netanyahu, Lawmakers in Gantz’s helm at a time when he is But he wasn’t sure he’d migrants. He and his son $155 million to build and who has led the country party also expressed expected to be indicted on be able to stay. were targeted by kidnap- operate the tent courts for over 10 years, could support for a unity ar- criminal charges. Lieber- The two were going to pers twice but had no but expects the costs to be have real trouble hold- rangement, which could man, who leads a nation- plead their case in a court money and were turned less. But critics have de- ing on to the job. include a rotating prime alist but secular party, is set up inside a tent in Lar- loose with warnings not to nounced the proceedings Israeli exit polls are of- ministership. Gantz unlikely to sit with Arab edo, Texas, beamed via vid- return. because they are closed to ten imprecise, and final was expected to address parties on the left or ul- eo conference to a judge in “Those who arrive are the public and difficult for results, expected Wednes- his supporters early tra-Orthodox religious another city — the latest being taken, one by one,” attorneys to access. day, could still swing in Wednesday. parties on the right. attempt to clear a massive he said. President Donald Netanyahu’s favor. But Attention will now fo- With no alternatives, backlog of asylum cases. Some migrants await- Trump’s top lieutenants all three stations predict- cus on Israel’s president, Likud could be forced to They were among more ing hearings arrived at on immigration and border ed a similar outcome. Reuven Rivlin, who is search for a new leader than 100 migrants on the bridge before sunset enforcement toured the According to those to choose the candidate who can work with Gantz. Tuesday’s docket — though Monday from Monterrey, tent complex in Laredo on polls, neither Likud nor he believes has the best Netanyahu remained only 38 had arrived. So hundreds of miles from Tuesday, defending the “re- Blue and White, with their chance of forming a sta- holed up at his official much depended on this the border. Others left city main in Mexico” policy. The smaller respective allies, ble coalition. 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PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Quick-griddled chicken with herbs can really hit the spot. Winner, winner chicken dinner

By Jeanmarie Makes: 6 servings Brownson 3 or 4 boneless skinless TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE chicken breast halves, to- At least one day a week, tal 2 1/2 pounds chicken factors into our 1 1/2 teaspoons coarse dinner plans. Turns out, (kosher) salt we are not alone. Chick- 1 teaspoon espelette en is the No. 1 source of pepper or sweet paprika protein in the U.S. and in 2 tablespoons minced PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2018 we ate more than fresh herbs, such as a Cabbage, seen here as a garnishment on a dish of cod, has been taken for granted as a vegetable. 93.5 pounds per capita, combination of thyme, tar- But no more. It’s finally getting some respect. according to the National ragon, oregano (or 1 table- Chicken Council. spoon dried mixed herbs) Around our house, we 1 teaspoon minced fresh After years of being considered an everyman cook most of our per cap- sage or 1/2 teaspoon ita chicken. On the oc- ground sage vegetable, it is now considered trendy and elegant casion that I purchase 1 tablespoon safflow- fully-cooked chicken, I’m er, sunflower or expel- By Katie Workman inspired, borrowing from other restaurants and other usually disappointed. ler-pressed canola oil More often than not, it’s ASSOCIATED PRESS cultures; food publications take their cues from the 1 or 2 tablespoons but- bland and dry. chefs; and suddenly, cabbage recipes proliferate. ter, cut into small bits or Here’s a sentence that might come as a surprise: Robert Schueller, the “Produce Guru” at Melissa’s So the weeknight chick- Cabbage is cool. en challenge is this: Moist- extra-virgin olive oil Produce, a specialty company out of Los Angeles, says Sprigs of fresh herbs That taken-for-granted vegetable, that sturdy, dense chefs and restaurants are the clear drivers behind the ness and more flavor, de- staple of many a poor, ancestral homeland, is finally spite little time. 1. Pat chicken dry. Re- cabbage movement. Cabbage is being used as every- move the chicken tenders getting respect. thing from a taco topping (common in Mexico) to a base Most of the year, the from the underside of “It’s all about how it is prepared, how it’s elevated,” or nest for menu items such as marinated fish. Chefs charcoal grill is my pre- the breasts and save for says Paul Kahan, a James Beard award-winning chef like how cabbage maintains a crisper texture than oth- ferred chicken cooking in Chicago and self-professed cabbage freak. er greens when served with warm foods, he says. method for maximum fla- another use. Place one He thinks that because cabbage has mainly been as- “We have seen a rise in Napa cabbage, too, which is vor and speed. However, breast half on the cutting sociated with sustenance, it hasn’t been given its due. used in Asian stir fries, fermentation and pickling, all weather and the time to board. Using a very sharp Cabbage is part of most of the world’s cooking history. of which are gaining in popularity. The most interest- set up the grill often deter. knife, butterfly the chick- Perhaps most famously, it was one of the only sources ing thing is that the rise of Napa is not just in Asian Instead, I turn to anoth- en as follows: Starting at of sustenence in famine-rav- groceries and restaurants,” er favorite piece of cooking the thickest side, slice the aged Ireland in the mid-19th Schueller says. equipment — a relic from chicken horizontally in century. Thus the classic Gabriel Kreuther gets early in my cooking career half cutting nearly three- Irish dish corned beef and Cabbage is being used called a Bayou Blackener fourths of the way through cabbage, not to mention creative with cabbage at his as everything from a taco eponymous restaurant in No. 1111. This heavy, rect- to the other side. Open the colcannon. angular cast-iron grid- New York City. He purees chicken like a book (or a In China, there’s cabbage topping (common in Mexico) dle heats quickly on the well-cooked cabbage as a sauteed with bean curd. In stovetop (or in about 10 butterfly) and cover with to a base or nest base for some garnishes; England, cabbage cooked minutes in a 425 oven or a sheet of plastic wrap. uses it in a side dish with with potatoes and other hot grill). Pound until uniformly for menu items such trumpet mushrooms warmed vegetables in bubble and The beauty of cast iron is about 1/2 inch thick. Cut in duck fat; and serves up a squeak. In Norway, the hot as marinated fish. in how hot it gets and then in half if desired. Place on simple slaw of shredded cab- and sour surkal. In the U.S., how well it retains heat a baking sheet and repeat bage, onion, oil, vinegar, and coleslaw. Fermented and — meaning faster cook- with remaining chicken salt and pepper, maybe with pickled cabbage dishes abound, including kimchi in ing and better browning. breasts. some julienned gruyere cheese mixed in. Korea, and sauerkraut in Poland, Germany and other Lodge Cast Iron and oth- 2. Mix salt, espelette “It goes with everything; it’s refreshing, it gets better parts of middle and Eastern Europe. Stuffed cabbage er manufacturers make a pepper and herbs in small with a few days macerating time, it’s soft and crunchy, rolls are part of just about every cuisine, form golabki variety of affordable cast- dish. Sprinkle on all sides it’s healthy,” Kreuther says. in Poland to holishkes in Jewish cooking to sarma in iron griddles and skillets. of chicken. If working Croatia. At the restaurant, they make their own sauerkraut, Nonstick skillets prove a dish he grew up with in his native Alsace region of ahead, refrigerate loosely There’s more, but the point is: In all times and places, more foolproof than cast covered up to a day. Other- cabbage has been valued for its plenteousness, cheap- France. Kreuther serves the sauerkraut in a smoked iron, but know that they wise, leave on the counter ness, long shelf life, and ability to be preserved for an sturgeon; his sauerkraut tartlet topped with caviar never get as hot as, or re- in a cool kitchen for up to even longer shelf life. It can be eaten raw or cooked in mousseline is in a filo pastry shell and served under a tain the heat as well as, 30 minutes. pretty much any way a vegetable can be cooked. wine glass filled with smoke. cast iron. 3. Heat a large cast-iron Now, it’s also trendy. Kreuther likes mixing poor man’s food with luxury Pan selected, let’s talk “It’s just delicious,” says Kahan. ingredients and seeing how they play against each chicken. Buy the best you or nonstick griddle (or He has been on the cabbage bandwagon for years, other. That explains another dish on his menu: layers can afford — at grocery large skillet) over high serving it at his upscale Chicago restaurants in various of squab breast and foie gras wrapped with cabbage stores and butcher shops, heat until a drop of water guises. At Publican, they char wedges of cabbage in a leaves, and then encased in Tunisian brik dough and I seek out natural chicken, sizzles on contact. Turn on wood-burning hearth and then finish them in a pan seared until the outside is crispy. free of antibiotics. Organic the exhaust fan. with butter and shallots. Kahan remembers being in- And how do people react when they see cabbage on chicken from the butcher 4. Reduce heat under the spired by a dish made by New Orleans chef Alon Sha- this highbrow menu? counter or sold frozen by griddle to medium-high. ya: “It was the first time I ever saw a chunk of cabbage “People pooh-pooh cabbage,” he says, “but when they the farmer at our local Add about 1 teaspoon of served at a restaurant.” taste it well prepared they say, ‘Oh, I didn’t realize farmers market, always safflower oil then imme- And that’s how kitchen trends start — chefs get cabbage could be so delicious!’” seems to taste best. diately add the chicken in Chickens in general a single, uncrowded layer. have grown in size over (Work in batches if neces- Want a Popeye’s sandwich: BYOB (for bread) the years. Modern breed- sary.) ing, improved veterinary Cook, without turning, By Gina Salamone your own sandwich,” the care and a steady supply until golden brown, about TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE company says. of nutritious food, mean 4 minutes. Use tongs to even organic chickens are Even Popeyes itself flip chicken and cook sec- Still want that sold-out larger. seems to realize how ridic- ond side until golden, Popeyes chicken sand- ulous the suggestion is, re- Today, most super- wich? Tough cluck! about 3 minutes more. Re- leasing a video with actors market chickens weigh Rather than quickly re- move chicken to a platter. playing confused custom- nearly double those that stocking its uber-popular Repeat with more oil and ers. After text flashes on I learned to cook in my new offering, the fried chef’s apprenticeship days remaining chicken. the screen referencing the poultry chain is now tell- years ago. 5. Dot the top with bits “sold out” chicken sand- ing craving customers to I reserve roasting whole of butter or drizzle with wich, and “Try the new bring their own bread if chickens, brined chicken olive oil. Repeat to cook re- BYOB (Bring Your Own they want a sandwich. and cut-up chicken on the maining chicken. Garnish Bun),” a perplexed patron Popeyes launched its bone for days when I have with herbs. is depicted opening a box first chicken sandwich na- more time to cook. For our Nutrition information of food and saying, “It’s tionwide on Aug. 12, but weeknight chicken chal- per serving: 242 calories, just three tenders.” after social media explod- lenge, boneless, skinless 9 g fat, 3 g saturated fat, ed with chicken chatter, Another faux guest says, breasts win hands down. “But that’s already on the 110 mg cholesterol, 0 g the chain announced by For clarification, when carbohydrates, 0 g sugar, Aug. 27 that it was “sold menu.” PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE most BSCB (boneless, 38 g protein, 572 mg sodi- out” at many locations. The video then shows a skinless, chicken breast) um, 0 g fiber While the company works Popeye's Louisiana Chicken's chicken sand- hand placing the tenders recipes refer to a chicken Nutrition information on bringing it back, it’s wich, with its own bread. on three different buns: breast, they actually mean asking patrons to bring seeded, hot dog, and ham- half of the chicken breast per serving: 446 calories, supplies to get their fix. get the sandwich back in Confused? The fast food burger. — there are two pieces per 25 g fat, 12 g saturated “Due to the extraordinary restaurants soon. In the chain explains. “Seriously, when are bird. Think about it. fat, 158 mg cholesterol, 2 demand, the sandwich sold meantime, they’re offering “Popeyes still has the you getting the sandwich, QUICK-GRIDDLED g carbohydrates, 0 g sugar, out two weeks after it was guests a way to ease their best fried chicken in the though?” a customer con- CHICKEN WITH 52 g protein, 153 mg sodi- introduced nationwide,” sorrows and cravings. In- game, so bring your own cludes. HERBS um, 1 g fiber Popeyes said Thursday. troducing BYOB: Bring bun, order 3-piece tenders Distributed by Tribune Prep: 15 minutes Distributed by Tribune “Popeyes is working to Your Own Bun.” and voila! You can make Content Agency, LLC. Cook: 10 minutes Content Agency, LLC.