SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 Students push for human rights lessons in Lynn By Bella diGrazia cal, and Lynn Tech. ITEM STAFF “I propose that Lynn Public Schools, and any other of cial that has a say in LYNN — Carlos Prudencio may be a the curriculum, input lessons of the im- local student but he has a global view of portance and knowledge of human val- human rights. ues that we all have,” Prudencio said in a The Lynn English sophomore, along letter attached to the petition. “Primarily, with friends Nyah Lalimarmo, Michelle focusing on the value of respect because Nolasco, Jasmine Phok, and Jenny Ly, I, and many others, have seen there has From left, Lynn are ghting to implement a curriculum been an absence of respect in our world.” English sophomores that teaches students about human In April, Prudencio participated in Ed- Jasmine Phok, Carlos rights and values. They started a petition ucate to Remember, a workshop hosted Prudencio, Michelle and received almost 350 signatures from Nolasco, and Nyah students at Lynn English, Lynn Classi- HUMAN RIGHTS, A3 Lalimarmo.

STEVE KRAUSE AT LARGE From Wyoma Square to the World Series

If Duncan Webb seems a little con ict- ed over this World Series, one can hardly blame him. Webb, who grew up in Lynn, played Wyoma Little League and starred on a state championship baseball team while at St. John’s Prep, has strong ties to both the Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers. A 2000 graduate from The Prep who played baseball at Amherst College, Webb is the current director of international player development for the Dodgers. Until he joined the Dodgers two years ago, he was the assistant director in the same cat- egory for the Red Sox. It was his Amherst days that got him to think seriously about baseball for a career. A group of alumni from the school — including former Red Sox and Orioles general manager Dan Duquette and Ben Cherington — had matriculated into Ma- Todd Gieg gets jor League jobs and talked to the team down on street about their experiences while the players A big piece of Lynn level as he looks were in Florida. up Market Street “Up to then, I played baseball because I and takes in the liked to play. But it piqued my interest to scene he created see the number of alumni who had gone history on a tiny scale on to jobs in baseball,” said Webb. in his diorama of historic Lynn. Finally, he reached out to Cherington, By Thor Jourgensen who has lled his Lydia Pinkham building who was on Theo Epstein’s staff on the ITEM STAFF shop with oddities like the giant metal letters ITEM PHOTO | Red Sox (and would ultimately become from a Boston sign and a Rube Goldberg-like SPENSER HASAK general manager himself when Epstein LYNN — Think of Todd Gieg as a master of device once used to wash fashionable hats. left to work for the Chicago Cubs). the miniature — a man who uses old maps Buying a basic model railroad kit for his son “I’d studied in Spain, and I knew Span- and photographs, special paints and in nite when Max was a boy prompted Gieg to dig into ish, and told him I’d love to go to the Do- patience to recreate the Lynn of 1895, down to the history of the former narrow gauge rail- minican Republic,” he said. the detail of faux ivy crawling up the sides of roads that crisscrossed the region and carried There, he encountered, among others, buildings and painstakingly-recreated signs. freight and passengers along Lynn and Re- the likes of Xander Bogaerts, Rafael De- A photographer by trade, Gieg dreamed up vere’s waterfront. vers and Christian Vazquez, all of whom the diorama project that has become his pas- “I said, “Why don’t I build a railroad that ac- have helped the Red Sox make it to the sion and pursuit in 2004 shortly after moving tually existed?’” World Series. to Lynn with his wife, Amy Bertino, and their He started attending miniature model shows “You look at the Red Sox,” said Webb, son, Max. and learned about the detailed, ultra-realistic “and you see 12-13 home-grown products. Lanky and quick with a smile, Gieg is a self-described collector of all things unusual LYNN, A8 WEBB, A3 9th Essex candidates speak A nal harvest in Lynn

Michael Coller Matthew Crescenzo Donald Wong Coller Crescenzo Wong focuses

wants change ready to serve on constituents ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Aparna Raghu operates the cider press and Kim Wutkiewicz prepares By Bridget Turcotte By Bridget Turcotte By Bridget Turcotte apples to be pressed as the Food Project bid farewell to its Munroe ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF ITEM STAFF Street lot Friday night with an apple cider toast. Developers will soon begin construction on the 10-story luxury apartment building that SAUGUS — A Saugus SAUGUS — Matthew SAUGUS — State Rep. will take over the land where the garden sits. resident with a background Crescenzo wants to be a Donald Wong (R-Saugus) in private investigation, state representative to wants more time to help who is known for writing continue his service to his constituents. books that caused a stir in others. “Even before I got into INSIDE town, hopes to sneak up on “I’ve never taken a job politics I was always his opponents in the 9th for the paycheck,” said working with the commu- Lynn Sports Essex state representative Crescenzo. “I’ve always nity,” said Wong. “I have Democrats to host Saugus upsets Weston Swampscott uses Annual Unity behind Jean’s stellar fast start to roll COLLER, A3 CRESCENZO, A3 WONG, A3 Breakfast. A2 performance. B1 past Triton. B1

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Frank E. Newell, 86 Doris Bourgeois, 93 Ellen P. Hilton, 66 1932-2018 1925-2018 Frank Newell died peace- PEABODY — Do- of the Assumption LYNN — Ellen P. leen and John Heaphy fully surrounded by his family ris (LeBlanc) Bour- Church in Lynn eld. (Conway) Hilton, 66, of Lynn, Thomas and at the age of 86 on Oct. 24. geois, 93, of Pea- Doris enjoyed “high of Lynn, passed away Claire Conway of Frank is predeceased by his body, formerly of stakes” bowling in unexpectedly. Danvers, Moira and wife, Audrey (Pugh) Newell, Lynn, passed away leagues at the Metro Born in Lynn to the William Hussey of Na- who passed away on Jan. 18, Wednesday, Oct. 24 Bowl in Peabody and late Francis and Pa- hant, Mark and Kim 2018. The couple were life- at the Kaplan Fami- other venues with her tricia (Gainey) Con- Conway of Nahant, long loves and we believe they ly Hospice House in family and friends in- way, Ellen grew up in Michael and Carole have been reunited in eternal Danvers. Doris was cluding her late hus- Nahant, and spent Conway of Danvers, peace. The couple were happiest the beloved wife of band, Raymond and the majority of her Johannah Conway Frank was born on July 2, when spending time with their the late Raymond Bourgeois, sister, Irene. Doris enjoyed life living in Lynn. Ellen grad- and Philip McCabe of Lynn- 1932 in Somerville to Les- family and friends. They gath- with whom she shared 60 watching sports, especially uated from Lynn Classical, eld; sister-in-law Linda Con- lie and Lydia (Myers) Newell. ered every Friday night for a years of marriage. college football, the Patriots, Class of 1969, then earned way of Lynn, as well as many Frank lived in Somerville and “Party at Gram’s” and enjoyed She was the loving moth- Red Sox and local softball. her bachelor’s degree from nieces and nephews. She was moved to Saugus during his pizza with family. After Audrey’s er of the late Paul Bourgeois She also liked scratch tickets Salem State, and then contin- predeceased by her parents, youth. He was a graduate of passing, Frank became a res- and mother-in-law of Sheryl and circle word puzzles. Most ued her education at Harvard and her brother Patrick Conway. Somerville Trade High School, ident of Sunrise at Gardner Bourgeois of Lynn, the cher- of all, she loved spending University where she obtained Service information: El- Class of 1950. Park, Peabody. Frank lost his ished grandmother of Tommy time with her grandsons, Tom- a professional certi cate. len’s funeral service will be Frank began his career at soul mate and best friend Bourgeois and his ancé, my and Eric overnight at her Prior to and after raising her held at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Chevrolet. He became a truck when Audrey passed. Catie Geary and Eric Bour- home, and would take them children, Ellen worked for Op- Oct. 30, 2018 at the SOLI- mechanic and worked his Frank is survived by his geois and his wife, Leah, all of to Prince Pizza, and Friendly’s eration Bootstrap in Lynn and MINE Funeral Home, 426 career job for St. Johnsbury daughter, Linda Giguere and Lynn; the dear sister of Irene among other places. then as a human resource Broadway (Route 129) Lynn, Trucking Company, Wilming- children Mark, Kevin and Melanson of Lynn, her late Service information: Vis- specialist for the U.S. govern- followed by burial at Pine ton, where he retired from the Mandi; grandsons, Matthew brothers, Arthur, Alfred, Tony, iting hours will be held at ment, where she recently re- Grove Cemetery, Lynn. Vis- Teamsters Union, Local 597. and Richard Orcutt; daugh- Robert, Edward “Figgy,” Edgar the CUFFE-McGINN Funer- tired from. She loved dancing, iting hours will be Monday In his retirement, he worked ter, Debbie DeFuria, husband and Raymond LeBlanc, and al Home, 157 Maple St., crossword puzzles, Sudoku, from 4-8 p.m. Relatives and with Market Basket in Middle- Michael and their children late sisters, Yvonne Ostrows- Lynn, on Monday, Oct. 29 and was an avid reader. Above friends respectfully invited. ton for 21 years. Frank was an Christine, Michael and Julie; ky, Corinne Serino, and Rita from 4-7 p.m. followed by a all, she loved being “The Na- In lieu of owers, please active brother of the Shriner’s daughter, Janice Egitto, hus- Bison; and the adored aunt funeral service at 7 p.m. in Na” to her beloved grandchil- consider donating to Path- and the Masonic Lodge. band Arthur and their children of many nieces, nephews and the funeral home. Burial of dren Anabelle, Gwendolyn, ways Inc. (formerly Opera- Audrey was born on Feb. Arthur III, Jaclyn and Jeffrey; great nieces and nephews. Doris’ ashes will take place Abigail, and Harrison. tion Bootstrap), 330 Lyn- 25, 1931 in Lynn to Arthur daughter, Wendy Nelson, Born in Lynn, Doris was the on Wednesday, Oct. 31 at 1 Ellen is survived by her nway, Suite 302, Lynn, MA and Sarah (Sooley) Pugh. She husband Stephen and their devoted daughter of the late p.m. in Cedar Grove Cem- children, Rachel and Daniel 01901 or PathwaysLynn.org. was a lifelong resident of Sau- children Nicole, Eric, Adam, Maxime and Locade (Goguen) etery, Peabody. Relatives Dulong of Lynn, and Joshua Directions and guestbook at gus. Audrey was a graduate of Brian and Drew; daughter, LeBlanc. She graduated from and friends are invited and and Elizabeth Hilton of Lynn; www.Solimine.com. Saugus High School, Class of Karen Flanagan and husband St. Jean the Baptiste High will meet at the main gate her siblings, Christine and Wil- 1949 and Malden Business James; they also had 19 School in Lynn with the Class of the cemetery at 41 Ce- liam Rappa of Danvers, Carol School where she started her great- grandchildren. The cou- of ’43. dar Grove Ave., Peabody, at Conway of Danvers, Brian and career in banking and then ple is predeceased by their She worked at the former 12:45 p.m. To share a mem- Heidi Conway of Plymouth, Col- became a homemaker to daughter Patricia Orcutt and Lynn Hospital for 30 years as ory or leave online condo- raise her family. son-in-law Glenn Giguere. a switchboard operator and a lences, please visit www. Audrey was a baker/deli In lieu of  owers, friends ward secretary until her retire- cuffemcginn.com. clerk for the First National may make a memorial con- ment in 1986. Stores and Purity Supreme. tribution to the Shriner’s Hos- Doris was a member of the Lynn Democrats She was a consultant for Avon pitals for Children at www. former St. Jean the Baptiste and Mary Kay Cosmetics for shrinershospitalsforchildren. Parish in Lynn and Our Lady many years. org/shc/donate or a charity to hold Annual Frank and Audrey were of your choice. married on June 21, 1953. Service information: Rel- The couple resided in Saugus atives and friends are invit- where they raised their family. ed to attend visiting hours Jane W. Laro Unity Breakfast They spent their retirement on Sunday from 2-6 p.m. 1950-2018 years living in West Peabody in the BISBEE-PORCELLA LYNN — The Lynn Commonwealth William and Zephyrhills, Fla. Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln LYNN — Jane Laro legacy. She will also Democratic City Commit- Galvin, Attorney Gener- Frank and Audrey were pas- Ave., Saugus, followed by a of Lynn died peace- be greatly missed by tee’s Annual Unity Break- al Maura Healey, State sionate for cruising. They went funeral service on Monday fully on Oct. 24, her longtime com- fast will be held on Sun- Treasurer Deborah Gold- on 40 cruises over the years in the funeral home at 11 2018 after a brief panion Larry Brown. day, Oct. 28, from 8:30-11 berg, State Auditor Su- and were able to celebrate a.m. Interment Puritan Lawn illness. Service informa- a.m. at Franco American zanne Bump, Massachu- their 65th wedding anniver- Memorial Park, Peabody. For She leaves her tion: Please join Hall, 535 Western Ave., setts Democratic Party sary on their nal Caribbe- directions and condolences children Sandy, Da- us in celebrating Lynn. The breakfast will Chair Gus Bickford, Dis- an cruise together with their www.BisbeePorcella.com. mian, Tammy and her home going on serve to rally Democrats trict Attorney Jonathan daughters. They also enjoyed Joey Williams as well Tuesday, Oct. 30, on behalf of Sen. Elizabeth Blodgett, Sheriff Kevin the Saugus Senior Center and as several grand- at the GOODRICH Warren, the Jay Gonzalez/ Coppinger, Governor’s Honey Dew Donuts where they children and a great-grand- Funeral Home in Lynn from Quentin Palfrey ticket for Councilor Terry Kenne- would meet with friends. daughter to carry on her 4-8. governor and lieutenant dy, Clerk of Courts Tom governor, Congressman Driscoll, Register of Deeds Seth Moulton, constitu- John O’Brien, Register of tional of cers, legislative Probate Pamela Casey candidates, and county O’Brien, and other elected of cials in advance of the of cials and candidates Nov. 6 election. for of ce from around the Other expected guests North Shore. include Mayor Thomas M. Donation is $30 per per- McGee, Secretary of the son, $35 at the door. Lynn student receives Bowdoin scholarship

A Lynn woman was in government and legal awarded a scholarship studies. from Bowdoin College at its The scholarship was cre- annual Sarah and James ated to honor James Bow- Bowdoin Day ceremony. doin III and his wife, Sar- Betty Louis, a member of ah, who were both early Bowdoin’s Class of 2020, patrons of the Brunswick, was one of the students Maine, college. Recipients designated as Sarah and of the scholarship are in James Bowdoin Scholars. the top 20 percent of each Louis is earning a major class for the previous aca- in education and a minor demic year. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Technicians work in a freshly cut trench in Lawrence as work continues to replace miles of gas lines that were damaged when dozens of gas explosions ripped through three communities in Giant heroin spoon left September. outside state house

BOSTON (AP) — A gi- the spoon was primarily Utility to miss deadline for ant heroin spoon sculpture brought to Boston as a “gift” that was placed outside a for Massachusetts Attorney drugmaker’s Connecticut General Maura Healey. headquarters last summer Esposito, whose brother restoring gas after explosions to protest the opioid over- has struggled with addic- dose crisis made a brief tion, said Healey had been LAWRENCE (AP) — The homes. A preliminary re- brought in by state of - urgency you all have to stop at the Massachusetts a strong advocate for people utility involved in a series port issued by the Nation- cials to oversee the recov- return home and reopen State House on Friday. affected by the opioid crisis. of natural gas explosions al Transportation Safety ery effort, said crews are your businesses. It’s cold The nearly 11-foot-long, Alvarez was arrested on and res in three Massa- Board this month found ahead of schedule in re- outside. The hardship and 4-foot-high steel sculpture chusetts communities last over-pressurized natural placing pipeline. The key a misdemeanor charge of inconvenience created by of a burned heroin spoon obstructing free passage month acknowledged Fri- gas lines as the source, but stumbling block, however, this incident is more than was brie y placed in front day it would not meet its the investigation is con- has been assessing dam- during the earlier pro- just disruptive and devas- of the historic building by original Nov. 19 deadline tinuing. age on a house-by-house test at Purdue Pharma. A tating,” said Albanese. Westwood-based sculptor for restoring gas service to Republican Gov. Charlie basis and replacing dam- judge agreed last month Domenic Esposito and all its customers. Baker on Friday called the aged gas lines, burners To date, the utility said erase the charge from Connecticut gallery owner Columbia Gas set a new recovery “painful, frus- and appliances so they are it had relit 1,040 residen- Alvarez’s record if he suc- timeline for complete res- trating and inconvenient.” safe to receive gas. tial and business meters, Fernando Alvarez. cessfully completes a one- toration of between Dec. 2 “As these challenges per- Of cials say crews will and installed hundreds of The goal of the nonpro t year probationary period. and Dec. 16, but of cials sist, we all know the tem- now in some cases make new water heaters, boil- group The Spoon Move- added they expected most peratures are dropping,” temporary repairs to ers, furnaces, dryers and ment was to “protest and residents and businesses said the governor, who burners so heat and hot ranges. hold accountable the peo- ple who in our minds have 781-593-7700 to have heat and hot water urged residents without water can be restored, Pablo Vegas, chief resto- Publishing Daily, except Sundays created this epidemic that back before then. heat and hot water to con- with the promise that the ration of cer for Columbia USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 has killed close to 300,000 Thousands of customers sider taking advantage of equipment will be perma- Gas, said the company is Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA people,” Esposito said be- and additional of ces. in Lawrence, Andover and temporary housing being nently replaced at a later doing all it can to reduce fore reloading the sculp- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item North Andover have been offered to them in trailers, time. suffering by customers. Subscriptions without gas service since apartments and hotels. “Each day that goes past ture on a truck. It was “But we have to do more,” Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States the Sept. 13 disaster as Overnight temperatures our deadline is a day too not immediately known $20.00 for 4 weeks the utility replaces some dropped to near freezing long,” said Albanese, add- said Vegas. “Every indi- where it would go next. $65.00 for 13 weeks 50 miles of gas pipeline. in much of the region. ing that Columbia Gas vidual, family and busi- Unlike a stunt in June $130.00 for 26 weeks ness owner that has been $260.00 for 1 year One person was killed Baker also called for im- is also bringing in three when the 800-pound spoon Send payment to and POSTMASTER, and 25 others injured in proved communication be- more contractors to add to impacted by the events of was placed outside Pur- send address changes to: the explosions and res tween Columbia Gas and the manpower involved in Sept. 13 deserve to know due Pharma’s Stamford, The Daily Item that damaged 131 struc- affected residents. the restoration. when their lives will be re- Connecticut, headquarters, 110 Munroe St. tures and destroyed ve Joe Albanese, who was “We understand the turned to normal,” he said. Esposito and Alvarez said P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3

Coller says he wants a change Crescenzo is ready to serve Wong focuses on constituents

COLLER tion celebration at Prince CRESCENZO my fourth grade class are WONG Gold Star families, who From A1 Pizza on Nov. 7. From A1 no longer here, people that From A1 have had a family member In an interview with The I served with are no lon- killed in action in the U.S. race. Item last November, Coller cared about helping oth- ger here, because of addic- a passion for giving back military, to affix a gold star If elected, Michael Col- said he didn’t consider his ers.” tion.” and working with the license plate to their com- ler said he would focus on social media posts a per- Crescenzo, 25, is a U.S. He said changes need to community.” mercial vehicle, as long as promoting school safety, sonal attack on anyone and Army veteran who served be made in the healthcare Wong, who has held the the vehicle is not advertis- retaining retail jobs in a said that he was accosted overseas in Afghanistan system for veterans. It can 9th Essex District seat since ing a business, said Wong. changing economic atmo- at Prince Pizza on election and South Korea as a com- be difficult to learn what 2011, was a Saugus Town “We had a resident in sphere, improving school night by two women. munications specialist se- benefits exist for veterans, Meeting member from Saugus who had a gold curriculum at Saugus Coller ran for Town Meet- curity officer. After return- he said, and it’s often dif- 2005 to 2007, then chair- star plate on their business High School, retaining jobs ing for Precinct 8 in 2015 ing home, he secured a job ficult for older veterans to man of the Saugus Board car and they had it for 10 at Saugus Town Hall, and and initially came in fifth at the Lynn Community use technology to navigate of Selectmen until 2011. In years,” said Wong. “This alleviating traffic. by one vote, but a recount Health Center working in the system. addition to his work at the particular family had their “Traffic is not just a Sau- knocked him out of the seat. information technology. If elected, Crescenzo said State House, Wong owns son pass away in the war, gus issue,” he said. “It has Two years later, Coller Each experience gave it would be imperative to and helps operate Kowloon he was a U.S. Marine.” started to become a situa- finished sixth in the race him a different insight, address the growing prob- Restaurant on Route 1. When the family tried tion. Alternative routes to for five seats on the Board but reinforced the same lem of Route 1 traffic. Founded by his grandpar- to renew the license plate, reach a final destination of Selectmen. reason he wanted to run Because of his back- ents in 1950, the restaurant the clerk at the registry are now being clogged in The hardships didn’t hold for state representative of ground in technology, he was passed down to his par- said they could not be- Melrose, Wakefield, Lynn, Coller back. Now, he wants the 9th Essex District. The said the best way he can ents in 1960 and later to cause it was illegal to have and even north of that.” be a state representative. 9th Essex District encom- think of helping the prob- himself and his siblings. it on the business car. To find a solution, Col- He’s vying for the seat cur- passes precincts 1, 2, 4-9 lem is with ramp meter- Wong said his mother Wong said he would fo- ler said he would propose rently held by State Rep. in Saugus; precincts 1, 2, ing. Stop lights would worked at the restaurant cus on transportation if meetings to hear from Donald Wong (R-Saugus). 3 and 7 in Wakefield; and be installed at ramp en- on top of her job selling life re-elected. If he can help people in each community. “I want to partake in Ward 1 precincts 1 and 2 trances to let groups of insurance for John Han- secure the Blue Line in Coller was born and change,” he said. “That’s in Lynn. cars onto the highway cock. She led in sales for a Lynn, more people might raised in Saugus and grad- not to say that I don’t “I’ve always cared about at a time, rather than a long time and was one of use public transportation, uated from Bridgewater feel things are running helping people,” he said in constant stop and go, he the only woman agents. he said. State University with a or operating smoothly, an interview at the Ham- said. “I’m very proud of that,” Wong also believes chang- degree in management. but I want to be part of mersmith Family Restau- He said he would also said Wong, who added ing the jughandle intersec- He has worked as a se- the process that gener- rant Wednesday. “It’s advocate for funding to that he tries to take a tion of Route 1 in Peabody curity professional for 24 ates awareness with the about how I can have an clean up the road, includ- page from her book in his could stop cars from back- years, focusing specifically voters. I really don’t have impact on other people’s ing the trash and potholes. everyday life. ing up during rush hour. on large retail firms, crim- anything else in the game lives. The skill set I have “For a lot of people, that’s Wong wants to be He also wants to examine inal investigations, and as- but the folks in District 9.” gives me a unique per- their only impression of re-elected to focus on help- toll incentives for compact set protection. He owns a The 9th Essex District spective.” Saugus,” said Crescenzo. ing people young and old, cars and carpool lanes. private investigation firm, encompasses precincts 1, If elected, Crescenzo said “That’s all they see and it’s and to help push bills that He wants to crack down MAC Investigation, and is 2, 4-9 in Saugus; precincts he would focus his efforts disgusting.” affect little things in ev- on texting and driving by licensed as a private inves- 1, 2, 3 and 7 in Wakefield; on healthcare for veterans When knocking on eryday life. passing a bill for hand-free tigator by the Massachu- and Ward 1 precincts 1 and the treatment of men- doors, Crescenzo said he In 2015, Wong supported phone use while driving. setts State Police, he said. and 2 in Lynn. tal health and addiction. was invited into many and put into action a relief He thinks money should Massachusetts State Po- Coller said he strongly Not enough is being homes and told personal fund for veterans. The leg- be put towards police lice could not confirm the believes precincts 3 and done to confront the opioid stories. islation added an option to training for cracking down license prior to deadline. 10 should be included in crisis head on, and the lon- “I learned a lot about donate to the relief fund on things like texting and Coller served on the Con- the 9th Essex District. ger it takes to address the myself and about other when residents paid their driving, jaywalking, and servation Commission and “I’m in it for nothing problem, the more loved people,” he said. “People property and excise taxes, bicyclists who don’t follow Library Board of Trustees. more than to create a lev- ones will die each day, he want to be heard. They he said. the rules of the road. He resigned last year after el of awareness of what’s said. don’t just want to be lis- In its first year in Wake- “Once they start getting a slew of letters were sent happening in the commu- More people in office tened to. I don’t think any- field, the money raised tickets, it will hurt their in- to selectmen and Town nity and to better the com- need to advocate for fund- one should agree on things in the town replaced a surance rates,” said Wong. Manager Scott Crabtree munities, based on solicit- ing to combat the problem, 100 percent but we need to broken oil burner used to “If they hurt from the pock- accusing Coller of attack- ing ideas and thoughts he said. Programs need change the culture. People heat the home of a veter- et, they’re going to start do- ing people on social me- from the folks that are in to be available to educate are sick of the divisive pol- an, he said. ing the right thing.” dia. The letters alleged he the district,” he said. “I’m people and prevent the is- itics.” “The people who donate The 9th Essex District made inappropriate com- not soliciting or asking for sue, he said. the money, they know the encompasses precincts 1, ments about town officials donations. I’m not asking “It’s about ending the Bridget Turcotte can be money stays in their com- 2, 4-9 in Saugus; precincts and their families on Face- you for (a) generous dona- stigma around addiction,” reached at bturcotte@item- munity,” he said. 1, 2, 3 and 7 in Wakefield; book and that he lashed tion or for you to come to he said. “Addiction doesn’t live.com. Follow her on Earlier this year, Wong and Ward 1 precincts 1 out at them at a post-elec- my meet-and-greet.” discriminate. People from Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. proposed a bill that allows and 2 in Lynn. Students push for human rights lessons in Lynn

HUMAN RIGHTS gressman Seth Moulton’s From A1 office; each of the school committee members; state at his school by the Lynn Representatives Donald nonprofit Global Embas- Wong and Dan Cahill; and sy of Activists for Peace. state Sen. Brendan Crigh- The workshop’s focus on ton. human rights resonated “I was impressed by the with Prudencio and in- work done by these stu- spired him to volunteer as dents to encourage human a facilitator for the work- rights and values in our shop at Lynn Tech the fol- schools,” said school com- lowing month. mittee member Michael After his involvement Satterwhite. “This push with the workshop, he for change to our curricu- began to think about how lum inside our classrooms his peers don’t know about goes well with the chang- basic human rights and es we are bringing in our values, or they just choose first ever School Commit- not to respect them. Pru- tee Protocol and SMART dencio, Lalimarmo, No- Goals, which will roll out lasco, and Phok said the for the committee and added curriculum would district wide through our focus on respect, love, administration in the next compassion, acceptance, couple weeks. All students and equality. are our priority in Lynn “It’s about people in gen- Public Schools.” eral learning about their Prudencio and crew re- own human rights because ceived responses from when they don’t under- Moulton, Crighton, Sat- stand them, they can get terwhite and school com- taken advantage of,” said mittee member Jared Lalimarmo. “I used to live Nicholson. Each official in the Philippines and in expressed interest in Duncan Webb, who grew up in Lynn, played Wyoma Little League and starred on a state cham- elementary school I had a learning more about the pionship baseball team while at St. John’s Prep, has strong ties to both the Boston Red Sox and class called ‘good manners group’s initiative and find- the Los Angeles Dodgers. and right conduct,’ where ing ways to implement they would teach us about into the school system. respect and working hard. “I think it’s great they’re If this new curriculum were taking the initiative and From Wyoma Square to the World Series to be implemented into our I’m excited to learn more school system, I would see about their goals and their WEBB An outgrowth of the origi- from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., and ment, and teaching,” he it kind of being similar to vision, so I’m hoping we can From A1 nal Dodger Baseball Acade- go into the classrooms af- said. “I love the challenge that.” work together on it more,” my in Vero Beach, Fla., that ter that. of developing young play- Each of the students said Nicholson. “The next When I see Mookie Bet- dates back to the days of In the past, many of ers. There are many things have their own goals when step is getting people to- ts, Jackie Bradley Jr., and Branch Rickey (1948) and the more renowned Latin within player develop- it comes to spreading the gether to understand, more some of the others, I see a ran through 2008 when the American Major League ment that I like to do. knowledge of basic human specifically, what the op- lot of guys who have come Dodgers left the facility, the players found their way to “The game’s changing,” he rights and values. Nolasco tions are in terms of ways up through their system.” camp is all-encompassing, the camp, including both said, “and while the wealth said she thinks it is im- to implement this.” Being with the Dodgers Webb said. Ramon and Pedro Mar- of experience of working for portant to focus on respect If all is a go, the group for only two years, he’s not “We do on-field and tinez and Adrian Beltre, 30 years in the game is still and Phok said she wants said they hope this new as familiar with some of off-field development for Webb said. important, so is figuring people to take equality curriculum could begin the players on the Major roughly 75 players,” he “We’re hoping that with- out how to marry the ana- more seriously. at the kindergarten level. League roster. said. “I oversee the camp, in a few years, we’ll look lytics with that experience. “I would like to see They are in talks with the Still, he said, he knows and we have a farm di- more like the Red Sox, I’m interested in that, and people treating gay and school committee and are where his loyalties lie. rector and a program di- with more home-grown if you want to be success- transgender people bet- hopeful in setting up meet- “I’d like to see us (the rector. My role is to make players,” he said. ful, you have to learn how ter because I don’t under- ings to discuss their vision. Dodgers) beat them,” said sure we do in the Domin- Webb stresses none of to do that. The Red Sox and stand why people have a “Values are the foun- Webb. “But I also want to ican Republic what we do this is unique to either the Dodgers have.” problem with them,” said dation of who we are and see all the players I helped in other facilities like this. Dodgers or Red Sox, “espe- Phok. “They are nothing they, along with human develop do well too. “We provide the play- cially since Major League but lovable people and rights, should be taught “The Red Sox are a tough ers a lot of education,” he Baseball started mandat- LAW OFFICES OF there is nothing wrong from the moment a stu- team,” he said. “I’d like to said, “more than simply ing an education program.” JAMES J. CARRIGAN with them for being them- dent takes their first steps see the Dodgers win, but teaching them English. But, he said, “there’s a • Social Security Disability selves and being who they into a classroom until they at the same time I’ll be We give them a chance to wide range of what teams • Workers Compensation truly feel like they are.” walk across the stage,” happy for all those guys finish their high school ed- choose to do with the play- • Accidents The group of determined said Prudencio. “If I teach (Red Sox) if they win, too.” ucation, since a lot of them ers. It all costs money and 25 years located across from Lynn District Court students sent their letter a little kid to respect an- For the Dodgers, Webb left to play professionally.” the Dodgers have the re- and petition signatures to other kid, whether they oversees player develop- The only difference be- sources to invest in that 15 Johnson St. Superintendent Patrick are a different skin color ment at the club’s Domini- tween school and the kind of a program.” 781-596-0100 Tutwiler’s office; the prin- or religion, they will take can Republic Campo La Pal- camp is that the periods What is Webb’s ultimate JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN cipals of Lynn English, that knowledge and keep mas, which just underwent are reverse, Webb said. goal? RONALD D. MALLOY Classical, and Tech; Con- it for the rest of their life.” a $10 million renovation. The players learn baseball “I like player develop- www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 OPINION MARY C. 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E¦§¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill One person, one vote. M£Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K R ¢ S£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer News Editor J. Patrick Norton Is it that complicated? Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  TŸ  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Page Editor Chairman Customer Service I admit that voting is tests and lynchings may ing out a disproportionate Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and has always been a have disappeared. But the number of absentee ballots PUBLISHERS Connecting Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 celebratory ritual for me, intent remained in full from minority voters, and Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 even if the candidate is force. The 2013 Shelby holding up close to 53,000 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. 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Circulation lings march for civil rights, geting minorities, the poor, A county official kicked [email protected] black senior citizens off a and I am well aware that the elderly and the young. Ext. 3 many brave folks died pro- Same-day registrations bus that was heading to tecting my right to cast that made voting easier the polls, as if those senior Newsroom citizens had not already [email protected] that ballot. While a little for those working two and [email protected] rain or a busy schedule three jobs. Purges of vot- heard enough government might provide an excuse ing lists. officials tell them “no.” Ext. 4 EDITORIAL to “sit this one out,” it’s The list was limited only What side is the president Sports never enough to outweigh by the imaginations of on? “All levels of govern- [email protected] the legacy left by a Med- those making it. And boy, ment and Law Enforcement Ext. 5 gar Evers, who served his did the folks who want- are watching carefully for Retail and Online A divided America country in World War II ed to choose their voters, VOTER FRAUD, including Advertising and was murdered in front instead of letting their during EARLY VOTING,” [email protected] Trump tweeted. “Cheat at of his Mississippi home for, voters choose them, have ADVERTISING among other civil rights ac- great imaginations. your own peril. Violators is the real danger Ernie Carpenter Jr. tivity, leading voter regis- These new tactics are in will be subject to maximum penalties, both civil and Director of Advertising tration drives in the coun- bold view in the midterm and Business Development, ext. 1355 Americans have good reason to be try he protected. elections of 2018, with criminal!” [email protected] fearful and looking to their president for Not exactly an invita- Mine is not a controver- states still mired in law- David McBournie reassurance this week, and it has noth- sial stand — in fact, it’s suits over restrictions leg- tion — more like a warn- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 ing to do with some Central Americans patriotic. You would think islators have justified as a ing and a threat. It’s no [email protected] surprise from a president walking north. our country’s leaders, fight against that boogey- Ralph Mitchell who insisted the 3 million The real danger is the destruction without regard to party or man, voter fraud, which Sales Representative, ext. 1313 votes that gave Hillary [email protected] of our shared identity as Americans. politics, would be on my every study has proved side. insignificant. Clinton a popular vote win Patricia Whalen Bombs mailed this week to former Pres- You would be wrong. In North Dakota, the in 2016 were the result of Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ident Obama, Hillary Clinton and other When Supreme Court votes of the original Amer- illegal voters and fraud. [email protected] public figures vilified by President Don- His administration’s Chief Justice John Roberts icans, Native Americans, BUSINESS OFFICE ald Trump make a blatantly partisan in 2013 wrote the majority have been disproportion- Presidential Advisory Susan J. Conti case of domestic terrorism, showing just opinion gutting key provi- ately jeopardized by a Commission on Election Integrity, with Kobach Controller, ext. 1288 how tattered our unified American iden- sions of the Voting Rights ruling that says a street [email protected] Act of 1965 — those that address rather than a post front and center, charged tity has become. with tracking down those Ted Grant Presidents must nurture our unity, the compelled certain states office box on registrations Publisher, ext. 1234 to “preclear” any changes is required in that sparse- voters, I suspect was dis- [email protected] greatest source of our strength and resil- in their voting rules — he ly populated state. banded for lack of evi- iency. This requires more than inserting dence and because state Marian Kinney insisted that so much had In North Carolina, a vot- ext. 1212 a few brief statements about harmony, changed in the country er ID bill that has been election officials turned [email protected] as Trump did Wednesday, into an endless that those rules were no thrown out by the courts their bipartisan backs on requests for intrusive vot- Will Kraft stream of divisive attacks, finger-point- longer needed. “The Act for targeting minority Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 ing records. ing and dog whistling to fire up one’s imposes current burdens voters with “almost sur- [email protected] The integrity and the re- and must be justified by gical precision” may yet Jennifer Perez base. Not to mention his record of con- sults of the elections com- current needs.” rise from the dead if an ext. 1205 doning violence and attacks on his op- ing up in two weeks could Racism is dead, or on its amendment to the state’s [email protected] ponents. Nobody wins with unrestrained be called into question be- last legs, he seemed to de- constitution passes. Mike Shanahan vitriol, and this week it threatened the cause of the fruits of that clare. Georgia is in a category Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Supreme Court decision. [email protected] lives of many American leaders. I would not call Associ- all by itself. Brian Kemp, The country is facing the Further harm is caused by the White ate Justice Ruth Bader the Republican candidate Carolina Trujillo prospect of having an elec- House’s ongoing campaign to delegit- Ginsburg’s dissent cyni- for governor, has refused to Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 tion with results that few [email protected] imize the press. The press is not per- cal. It was realistic. As she recuse himself from his day trust, to be decided at a wrote: “As the record for job of secretary of state, Jim Wilson fect, but it performs an essential role later date. Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 the 2006 reauthorization which puts him in charge informing the public, holding govern- All these conflicts will [email protected] makes abundantly clear, of overseeing elections, ment accountable and providing shared have repercussions long CIRCULATION knowledge that’s critical for a strong second-generation bar- including his own. Cozy, after the midterms — re- riers to minority voting wouldn’t you say? Even Lisa Mahmoud community and nation. sentments and accusa- Manager, ext. 1239 rights have emerged in GOP secretary of state and tions and an America more [email protected] Trump’s press attacks are a danger- the covered jurisdictions Kansas gubernatorial can- ous aspect of his narcissism: In trying divided than ever, sowing CLASSIFIED as attempted substitutes didate Kris Kobach, the more distrust in institu- to neuter critical reports of his perfor- Abbe Young Smith for the first-generation king of efforts to suppress tions, this time not law mance, he’s encouraging Americans to barriers that originally the vote to fight hordes of Manager, ext. 1276 enforcement or the media, [email protected] become ignorant and emboldening au- triggered preclearance in supposed illegal voters, but democracy itself. tocrats abroad to jail, torture and kill those jurisdictions.” has passed his election du- I wish, for his family and NEWSROOM journalists. In a perfect country, poli- ties over to a deputy. our country’s sake, that Mike Alongi This difficult chapter in our history is ticians would rejoice at the Kemp is running against Medgar Evers were alive, Sports Reporter ext. 1228 chance to win the hearts Democrat Stacey Abrams, [email protected] a triumph for our true enemies — the though his spirit and re- and minds of constituents who could become the first foreign nations with competing ideol- solve live on in the work Bill Brotherton with strong policies, to African-American woman of many. There is still so Features Editor ext. 1338 ogy, who have long sought to weaken [email protected] show how inclusive their elected governor in this much work to do. America’s strength at home and abroad party’s big tent could be. country. What some see as Gayla Cawley by sowing division, distrust and chaos, But we are not living in evidence of how far Amer- Mary C. Curtis has Reporter, ext. 1236 weakening Western democracy. Oz, no matter how much ica has come, others see as worked at The New York [email protected] We do need to make America great the judges who joined Rob- reason for a second civil Times, The Baltimore Sun, Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 again. The presidency is supposed to erts in the majority deci- war, this time on voting The Charlotte Observer and sion might have wished. rights. as national correspondent [email protected] model allegiance to a republic that’s in- As Ginsburg predicted, Georgia election officials for Politics Daily. Follow her Bella diGrazia divisible, with liberty and justice for all. the poll taxes, literacy have been accused of toss- on Twitter @mcurtisnc3. Reporter, ext. 1317 We have seen the dignity of that highest [email protected] office diminished. Thomas Grillo READERS’ FORUM Reporter, ext. 1264 The rest of us can do our part, and be [email protected] role models for the tweeter in chief, by Spenser Hasak seeking common ground instead of ways Photographer, ext. 1332 to validate resentment and denigrate BRAVE Act a victory for frail veterans [email protected] those with whom we disagree. Thor Jourgensen United we stand, divided we fall. To the Editor: assisted living. But for that veterans benefits Editorial Director, ext. 1267 In time for Veterans Day many veterans, it is not intended to help medi- [email protected] By the Seattle Times editorial board. on Nov. 11, we bring great enough to pay for the care cally needy veterans pay Daniel Kane news for service men and they need and additional for care are excluded for Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 women, who will benefit care is often required. MassHealth qualification [email protected] along with all other vets For that they will need to purposes. Steve Krause apply for MassHealth. Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 from the BRAVE Act that In our role as an advo- was signed by Gov. Baker Federal law says veter- [email protected] cate on legislation sup- on Aug. 9. ans’ payments resulting Owen O’Rourke Included in this mea- from unusual medical porting the elderly and Photographer, ext. 1224 sure is the Aid and Atten- bills are non-countable for those with special needs, [email protected] dance bill, written by the Medicaid purposes. But MassNAELA wrote the Emma LeBlanc Pérez Massachusetts Chapter prior to the legislation, language for the BRAVE Copy Editor of the National Academy MassHealth guidelines Act to ensure veterans [email protected] of Elder Law Attorneys were unclear on how Aid receive all the benefits Harold Rivera (MassNAELA) and and Attendance benefits they can to pay for the Sports Editor, ext. 1238 [email protected] sponsored by state Sen. relate to unreimbursed cost of care. We encour- Michael Rush (D-Boston), medical expenses and age veterans and their Roberto Scalese the Senate Chair of the whether the veterans Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 families to contact us if [email protected] Joint Committee on Veter- benefits were partially they have any questions countable or not. Mark Sutherland ans and Federal Affairs. about Section 28 or need Aid and Attendance is As a result, there was Creative Director assistance with applying [email protected] a cash benefit offered by inconsistency in the ap- the Veterans Adminis- plication of the rules and for benefits. Anne Marie Tobin Karen B. Johnson Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 tration for elder veterans frail veterans in need of [email protected] who served and have care, who were otherwise President, Massachu- setts Chapter of the Na- Bridget Turcotte limited income and assets. eligible for MassHealth, Reporter, ext. 1269 It gives them a way to were often found ineli- tional Academy of Elder [email protected] get homecare or pay for gible. The bill ensures Law Attorneys Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION U.S.: ‘Everything on table’ to block migrants at border

By Elliot Spagat completed section of Pres- composition and estimated and Jill Colvin ident Donald Trump’s 30- cost of the deployments, ASSOCIATED PRESS foot border wall in the El according to a U.S. official. Centro Sector. Mattis, who is traveling CALEXICO, Calif. — President Donald in the Middle East, is ex- Homeland Security Secre- Trump, meanwhile, reit- pected to approve the ac- tary Kirstjen Nielsen said erated that the country tual deployments after all Friday that “everything is needs “a strong, beautiful the details are ironed out, on the table” as the admin- border.” according to the official, istration considered new “It’s a big caravan,” who spoke on condition measures to stifle immi- Trump told a gathering of anonymity to discuss gration at the U.S.-Mexico of young black conserva- planning that has not yet border and send a mes- tive leaders at the White been completed or publicly sage that a slow-moving House. announced. migrant caravan bound “I called up the military. In a brief written state- for the United States will We’re not letting them in, ment the Pentagon gave not be welcome. they ought to go back now several examples of assis- “We are looking at every because we’re not.” tance they would provide. possible way within the le- One of the plans un- These include barricades gal construct that we have der discussion would use and fencing; helicopters to make sure that those the same mechanism as and airplanes to move who don’t have legal right Trump’s controversial Border Patrol personnel, to come to this country do travel ban to block mi- and medical teams to tri- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS not come in,” Nielsen said. grants from seeking asy- age and treat patients and The caravan of migrants lum in the U.S, according prepare them for commer- One of the plans under discussion would use the same mechanism as heading north through to two people familiar with cial transport. It also will Trump’s controversial travel ban to block migrants from seeking asylum Mexico by foot is about the discussion. They spoke provide personal protec- in the U.S. 1,000 miles away and on condition of anonymity tive gear and temporary dwindling in numbers. to discuss the idea, which housing for Border Patrol The president has sealing the southern border ly, describing the situation Nielsen spoke after the they stressed was still in personnel. stepped his focus on il- completely, Nielsen said as a national emergency. Pentagon approved a re- the early planning stages During her visit to the legal immigration in the “everything is on the table.” Andrea Guerrero, exec- quest for additional troops and had yet to be decided. border, Nielsen told re- days leading up to the Any attempt by Trump utive director of Alliance at the southern border, Defense Secretary Jim porters, “Let me be clear, Nov. 6 elections that will to curtail the rights of San Diego, said it would likely to total several hun- Mattis has signed off on a walls work.” She cited a determine which party migrants to seek asylum be “a very drastic action dred to help the U.S. Bor- request for help from the decrease in those trying controls Congress. is bound to draw legal that would have disas- der Patrol. She made the Department of Homeland to cross in the area due to Asked whether the ad- challenge. But Trump trous practical implica- comments during a visit Security and authorized more formidable border ministration was seeking has pledged that he will tions for our asylum obli- to Southern California, the military staff to work wall infrastructure, more to ban certain people from not allow the migrants to gations, for our moral and where she toured the first out details such as the size, manpower and technology. entering the country or cross into the U.S. illegal- legal obligations.” Bomb suspect is described as ‘loner’ with long arrest record By Michael Sayoc was taken swarmed in 2014 for grand theft charged with possessing a Biesecker by officers and arrested on and misdemeanor theft fake driver’s license after and Stephen Braun Friday, authorities towed of less than $300, and in altering his birthdate to ASSOCIATED PRESS away a white van covered 2013 for battery. In 2004, make him appear younger. with stickers supporting he faced several felony “His mind doesn’t seem WASHINGTON — Ce- Trump and criticizing me- sar Sayoc is an amateur charges for unlawful pos- to operate like most peo- dia outlets that included body builder and former session of a synthetic an- ples’,” Lowy said. “It shows CNN, the news channel male stripper, a loner abolic steroid often used in his anger, his emotion also targeted by a mail with a long arrest record to help build muscles. He and his behavior.” bomb this week. who showed little interest also had several arrests Lowy said Sayoc dis- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I know the guy is a lu- in politics until Donald for theft in the 1990s and played no political lean- natic,” said Lenny Altieri, A Yosemite National Park official says two vis- Trump came along. faced a felony charge for ings at the time except itors died in a fall from the popular overlook. On Friday, he was iden- Sayoc’s cousin, told The obtaining fraudulent re- for plastering a vehicle he tified by authorities as the Associated Press on Fri- funds and a misdemeanor owned with Native Ameri- Florida man who put pipe day. “He has been a loner.” count of tampering with can signs. Lowy said Sayoc bombs in small manila en- He confirmed that Sayoc physical evidence. told him his father was Yosemite park rangers velopes, affixed six stamps had been a stripper. Lowy said he recalled Native American. and sent them to some of Court records in Florida that Sayoc also had a run- More recently, Sayoc de- recovered bodies of 2 Trump’s most prominent show that Sayoc was ar- in with authorities over scribed himself on social critics. rested in 2002 and served possession of steroids and media as being affiliated Records show Sayoc, 56, a year of probation for a another case in Broward with the Seminole War- who fell to their deaths felony charge of threat- of Aventura, has a history County where he was riors boxing club. By Olga R. a small portion of Taft of financial problems and ening to throw or place a bomb. Court records avail- Rodriguez Point, which offers breath- extensive record of past ASSOCIATED PRESS taking views of the valley, arrests, including a stint able online did not imme- diately provide further Yosemite Falls and tower- served on probation for SAN FRANCISCO — ing granite formation El making a bomb threat. details about the case, but Yosemite National Park his lawyer in the case told Capitan. Visitors can walk He was born in New York rangers have recovered to the edge of a vertigo-in- The Associated Press the the bodies of two people City and attended college ducing granite ledge that case involved a heated who fell 800 feet from a in North Carolina before does not have a railing moving to the Miami sub- conversation with a Flor- popular overlook after and has become a popular urbs in the late 1980s. ida utility representative. working to reach them for spot for dramatic engage- Florida voter records Ronald Lowy, a Miami hours, an official said Fri- ment and wedding photos. show he first registered attorney, said Sayoc be- day. More than 10 people in March 2016 as a Re- came frustrated about a Park spokeswoman Ja- publican and cast a ballot lack of service and told a mie Richards said rangers have died at the park this in that November’s heat- Florida Power and Light had to rappel down and year, six of them from falls ed presidential election. employee “something to climb the steep terrain in and the others from natu- Sayoc’s social media ac- the effect that you’re not Taft Point as they worked ral causes, Gediman said. counts are peppered with taking care of my prob- to reach the bodies of a An 18-year-old Israeli memes supporting Trump, lem and I bet you would male and female. A Cal- man accidentally fell hun- denigrating Democrats, if I threw a bomb at you.” ifornia Highway Patrol dreds of feet to his death and promoting conspira- Lowy said Sayoc showed helicopter also assisted last month while hiking cy theories about George no ability at the time to them, she said. near the top of 600-foot- Soros, the billionaire po- back up his threat with Officials are investigat- tall Nevada Fall. litical donor who was the any bomb-making exper- ing when the pair fell and In 2015, world-famous first targeted this week by tise. from which spot at the wingsuit flier Dean Pot- ter and partner Graham a package bomb. The lawyer went on to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS overlook 3,000 feet above Sayoc has also tweeted describe Sayoc as “a con- the famed Yosemite Val- Hunt died after jumping and posted on Facebook fused man who had trou- Federal authorities took Sayoc, 56, of Aventu- ley floor, Richards said. A from Taft Point in an at- videos that appear to show ble controlling his emo- ra, Fla., into custody Friday in Florida in con- tourist spotted the victims tempt to clear a V-shaped him at Trump rallies. tions.” nection with the mail-bomb scare that earlier Wednesday. They have not notch in a ridgeline. They At the auto parts store Florida records show widened to 12 suspicious packages, the FBI and been identified. were flying in wingsuits in Plantation, Fla., where Sayoc was also convicted Justice Department said. Railings only exist at but crashed. U.S. economy grew at strong 3.5 percent rate in third quarter

By Martin growth since 2014. down could be an indica- The GDP report along we are headed.” on the Federal Reserve for Crutsinger The result was slightly tion that last December’s with next week’s unem- For this year, economists raising interest rates, con- ASSOCIATED PRESS higher than many econo- tax cuts, which offered ployment report for Oc- are projecting the momen- tending that the higher mists had been projecting. special breaks for busi- tober are the last major tum built up should result WASHINGTON — The It was certain to be cited by ness investment, were looks at the economy be- in growth of 3 percent, the rates by slowing the econ- U.S. economy grew at a President Donald Trump beginning to wane. There fore voters go to the polls best annual showing in 13 omy will work against his robust annual rate of 3.5 as evidence his economic was also concern that the in the mid-term elections. years. But they believe the efforts to speed up growth percent in the July-Sep- policies are working. But slowdown could reflect ad- Mick Mulvaney, head of impact of Trump’s trade through the $1.5 trillion tember quarter as the some private economists verse impacts from rising the president’s budget of- war with China and ris- tax cut package Trump got strongest burst of con- worry that the recent stock trade tariffs with busi- fice, said in a CNBC inter- ing interest rates will slow sumer spending in nearly market declines could be a nesses less reluctant to view that while business growth in 2019 to around Congress to pass last year. four years helped offset a warning signal of a coming invest under the threat of investment was flat this 2.4 percent, with a further “Every time we do some- sharp drag from trade. slowdown. a trade war between the quarter, it followed sever- decline to under 2 percent thing great, he raises in- The Commerce Depart- They noted that Friday’s United States and China. al quarters when invest- in 2020. terest rates,” Trump said ment said Friday that the GDP report showed busi- Gregory Daco, chief U.S. ment has been “fantastic.” “I think we will see a sig- in an interview this week third quarter’s gross do- ness investment slowed economist for Oxford Eco- He also said the adminis- nificant slowdown, in part mestic product, the coun- dramatically in the third nomics, said he expects tration was not concerned because economic growth with the Wall Street Jour- try’s total output of goods quarter, growing at an an- more modest GDP growth about the stock market has been raised to an arti- nal in which he again said and services, followed an nual rate of just 0.8 per- in coming quarters, citing sell-off this month. ficially high level by the tax he viewed the Fed as the even stronger 4.2 percent cent, the weakest in near- the fading impact of the “The stock market is cuts,” said Sung Won Sohn, “biggest risk” facing the rate of growth in the sec- ly two years, after a much tax cuts, higher interest going to go up and down,” chief economist at SS Eco- ond quarter. The two quar- stronger 8.7 percent gain rates from the Federal Re- he said. “Certainly we fol- nomics in Los Angeles. economy “because I think ters marked the strongest in second quarter. serve and increasing trade low it, but we don’t use it Trump in recent weeks interest rates are being consecutive quarters of Analysts said the slow- tensions. as an indicator of where has accelerated his attacks raised too quickly.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

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A report of vandalism to a clarifications will not be made without motor vehicle at 76 Webster St. Summons express notice of change from the ar- REVERE at 4:50 a.m. on Friday. William S. McDonald, 37, of resting police department. A report of vandalism on 351 Western Ave., Gloucester, Arrest Buffum Street at 9:15 a.m. on was summoned for operating LYNN Friday. a motor vehicle with an expired A 17-year-old juvenile was license on Friday at 10:07 a.m. arrested on warrant charges. Arrests LYNNFIELD following a traffic stop at the CVS Pharmacy at 79 Lynnfield Accidents Sheri Lynn Benoit, of 82 Complaints St. Auto towed by Mallia’s Tow- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Main St., Pepperell, was ar- ing Services. A report of a motor vehicle rested on warrant charges of Officer requested at 8:18 accident on Lynn Street at A man has been charged with fatally shooting assault and battery with a dan- a.m. on Thursday at 600 Mar- Accidents 11:58 a.m. Wednesday; on another man inside a Kroger grocery store and gerous weapon, resisting arrest, ket St. Squire Road at 12:56 p.m. killing a woman in the parking lot. and assault and battery on a Well-being check request- A minor motor vehicle crash Wednesday; on Broadway at police officer at 10:36 p.m. on ed from 19 Maple St. at 2:46 with no injuries was reported 2:31 p.m. Wednesday; on Lynn Thursday. p.m. Thursday. The initial call on Thursday at 5:50 p.m. at Street at 8:05 p.m. Wednes- The Kentucky grocery Miguel Mendez-Lopez, 19, received had yelling in the Burtons Grill at 210B Andover day; at North Shore Road and of 397 Boston St., was arrest- background. Mother came to St. Caller reported a vehicle Oak Island Street at 3:31 a.m. store shooting is being ed on warrant charges of un- the phone to report she and with Massachusetts plates Thursday; on Emmet Terrace at licensed operation of a motor her son were having an argu- backed into her parked car. 8:41 a.m. Thursday; at Ches- vehicle, possession of liquor ment and she is dropping him Officer reports parties handling ter Street and Revere Beach considered hate crime with persons under 21, alcohol off at his father’s home. Officer crash. Boulevard at 1:30 p.m. Thurs- from an open container, and reports unable to locate, no an- Report of a minor motor ve- day; on Squire Road at 5 p.m. By Dylan Lovan Police Chief Sam Rogers charged with operating under swer at the door. hicle crash on Thursday at 6:23 Thursday. ASSOCIATED PRESS said. The church is headed by a black pastor and has the influence of liquor, leaving Officer wanted at 6 Country p.m. and caller requested po- JEFFERSONTOWN, the scene of personal injury, Club Drive on Thursday at 8 lice assistance. Officer reports Complaints a large African-American Ky. — The fatal shooting membership. reckless operation of a motor p.m. Officer spoke with par- operator of vehicle two was tak- death of two black grocery vehicle, unlicensed operation ty and advised her to come en to the North Shore Medical A report of threats made on Bush “appeared to try to Warren Street at 4:04 p.m. patrons by a white gun- gain access to the church,” of a motor vehicle, possession to station at 10:30 on Friday Center. man is being investigated Wednesday. Rogers said. of liquor with persons under to make arrangements to go Hit and run crash reported on as a possible hate crime, a A report of a domestic distur- The information came 21, alcohol from an open con- pick up belongings. Party has Friday at 6:45 a.m. at Andover U.S. official said Friday. bance on Revere Street at 4:49 as news media outlets re- tainer, a marked lanes viola- a restraining order against her Drive and Hilltop Drive. Officer Federal investigators p.m. Wednesday. ported that Bush made a tion, and leaving the scene of husband who lives at the res- reports there were no injuries. are examining if there racial comment after the property damage at 2:08 a.m. idence. Vehicle was towed by Malia’s were any violations of fed- Overdoses deadly shooting in Jeffer- on Friday. Towing. eral law, “which includes Ashlee Mootrey, of 83 Law- False Alarms A motor vehicle crash report- potential civil rights viola- sontown, a city of about A report of a possible over- 26,600 people. rence St., Malden, was arrested ed on Caller Street on Friday at dose on Beach Street at 2:48 tions such as hate crimes,” Report of a false burglar Rogers said it was too on a warrant charge of larceny 8:48 a.m. Officer reports no in- p.m. Wednesday; on Revere said U.S. Attorney Russell from a building at 2:39 a.m. on alarm on Thursday at 3:15 p.m. juries, both operators were cited. soon, however, to say at 7 Archer Lane. Street at 3:26 p.m. Wednesday. M. Coleman in Louisville. Friday. Report of a motor vehicle Gregory A. Bush, 51, whether the shooting was Kimberly Smith, of 60 Spen- At 6:29 a.m. on Friday, at crash on Friday at 8:55 a.m. racially motivated. Blue Cow Software at 7 Kimball Theft has been charged with cer St., was arrested on warrant at 82 Andover St. and 2 Violet murder and other crimes Rogers said Bush appar- Lane. charges of operating a mo- Road, no personal injuries. A report of a breaking and in the deaths of the man ently does have a history tor vehicle with a suspended Operator reports striking an entering on Vane Street at 1:55 and the woman at a Kro- of mental illness, as news registration, motor vehicle not Medical Assistance animal, either a bear or deer, at p.m. Wednesday. ger store Wednesday in outlets have reported. 119 Lake St. on Friday at 9:10 An arrest report says meeting safety standards, and Caller from 111 Locksley A report of shoplifting on Jeffersontown, located on a.m. The Department of Public Bush walked into the an uninsured motor vehicle or Road requested ambulance on Squire Road at 3:46 p.m. the outskirts of Louisville. Works was contacted and offi- Kroger, pulled a gun from trailer at 12:19 a.m. on Friday. Thursday at 8:36 a.m. Patient Wednesday; on Revere Beach The FBI is investigating cer will document. his waist and shot a man Diana Sosa, of 58 Cottage taken to the hospital. Parkway at 9:10 a.m. Thursday; alongside local police. St., Chelsea, was arrested on Detail officer reported a mo- on Paul Street at 10:30 a.m. “The murders are not in the back of the head, An unattended death was re- tor vehicle crash at 208 Ando- warrant charges of disorderly ported on Thursday at 9 a.m. at Thursday. being taken lightly by then kept shooting him conduct, shoplifting by con- ver St. and Route 128 North the United States govern- multiple times “as he was 510 Ross Drive. Caller reported on Friday at 9:39 a.m. Officer cealing merchandise, resisting an unresponsive man on the SAUGUS ment,” Coleman said in a down on the floor.” The arrest, and trespassing at 2:50 reports crash was gone upon prepared statement. report says Bush then re- floor. arrival. a.m. on Friday. Ambulance request at 670 Arrests Police said Bush at- holstered his gun, walked Katrina Turecki, of 95 Pleas- Motor vehicle crash on Friday tempted to enter a histori- outside and killed a wom- Salem St. at 101 Ross Drive on at 11:57 a.m. at 60 Aborn St., ant St., was arrested on war- Derek A. Dingle, 33, of 224 cally black church minutes an in the parking lot. Thursday at 3:18 p.m. Patient no personal injury. rant charges of assault and Washington St., Apt. 32, was before arriving at the gro- Each victim died of multi- taken to hospital. Motor vehicle crash on Friday battery, two counts of a threat arrested on warrant charges of cery store. A surveillance ple gunshot wounds, Rog- Request for ambulance at at 3:51 p.m. at 7 Summit St. to commit crime, malicious de- 480 South Broadway on Thurs- malicious destruction of prop- video confirmed Bush’s ers said. Rogers said Bush and 33 Centennial Drive. Offi- erty over $1,200. presence at the Jefferson- was standing at arm’s struction of property worth over day at 3:42 p.m. for a person cer to document. $1,200, assault, and assault having a panic attack in a Jeep. Amanda L. McCarthy, 20, of town First Baptist Church length when he shot the 19 Overlook Ridge Terrace, Apt. about 10 to 15 minutes be- woman in the back of the and battery with a danger- On Friday at 12:11 a.m. re- Animal Control ous weapon at 10:20 p.m. on quest for an ambulance at 101 314, Revere, was arrested on fore he went to the Kroger, head. warrant charges of larceny over Thursday. Ross Drive. Party taken to Lahey Caller from the Skate Park $1,200 by a single scheme. Medical Clinic in Burlington. at 27 Perkins St. on Thursday Accidents Request for an ambulance at 3:02 p.m. reports kids tor- FBI agent posing as at 12 Edward Road on Friday menting a dog. Accidents A report of a motor vehicle at 2:45 a.m. Patient taken to A report of a motor vehicle developer may have crash with personal injury at Union Hospital. Complaints Silsbee and Union streets at accident at 437 Lincoln Ave. Ambulance requested at at 9:52 p.m. Thursday; at 578 12:06 p.m. on Thursday; at An employee from Gaeta’s Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 Lincoln Ave. at 10:54 p.m. paid for Gillum dinner Pleasant and State streets at Auto Service reports a pickup Salem St. on Friday at 4:11 Thursday. 3:55 p.m. on Thursday. a.m. Patient taken to Union truck is trying to push a car out By Gary Fineout released by Christopher A report of a motor vehicle Hospital. of the lot at 153 Newbury St. Complaints ASSOCIATED PRESS Kise, a lawyer represent- crash at 34 Broad St. at 1:12 on Thursday at 3:02 p.m. Offi- ing Corey, in response p.m. on Thursday; at Chestnut MARBLEHEAD cer reports it was a mixup. Cars A report of a customer re- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — to a request earlier this and Clough streets at 1:13 were paid for. fusing to leave Walmart after An FBI undercover agent week from the state’s eth- p.m. on Thursday; at 76 Gant Accidents Caller from the Northeast the store had been closed at posing as a developer may ics commission. The com- St. at 2:14 p.m. on Thursday; at Veterinary Hospital at 29 Low- 12:05 a.m. Thursday. have paid expenses relat- mission is investigating 5 Western Ave. at 3:10 p.m. on A report of a motor vehicle ell St. reports a woman fighting A report of a man sleeping ed to a fundraising dinner whether Gillum accepted Thursday; at 269 Union St. at crash on Gerry Street at 3:28 on the sidewalk on Thursday at in the backseat of his car at for Florida Democratic gifts from lobbyists after 9:56 p.m. on Thursday; at Lyn- p.m. on Thursday. 5:38 p.m. Officer spoke with North Shore Bank at 8:38 a.m. gubernatorial nominee a Tallahassee business- nway and Washington Street at the parties who said the argu- Thursday. Andrew Gillum, accord- man and persistent crit- 2 a.m. on Friday; at Subway, Complaints ment was about throwing cake A report of a dump truck los- ing to documents released ic of Gillum filed a com- 44 State St., at 7:42 a.m. on at someone’s car. The parties ing its load of gravel at Essex Friday. plaint. Florida law bars Friday. A caller reported a white agreed to clean up the cake. and Vine streets at 2:08 p.m. The information has local elected officials from A report of a hit and run motor pickup truck parked in the area Report of a homeless man Thursday. surfaced amid an ongoing accepting anything worth vehicle crash at Jenness Street designated for voter parking attempting to enter 15 Central A report of a man with a ethics investigation that more than $100. Kise was and Log Cabin Road at 3:24 only on Washington Street at St. on Thursday at 8:34 p.m. Mickey Mouse sweatshirt and has shadowed the Talla- once Florida’s solicitor p.m. on Thursday; at 136A Jen- 9:19 a.m. on Thursday. Officer reports party left with denim jacket acting irate and hassee mayor ever since general and served on the ness St. at 4:16 p.m. on Thurs- A walk-in reported at 10:01 his belongings. possibly intoxicated at 77 he upset other Democrats transition team of Repub- day; at Boston and Washington a.m. on Thursday that both A suspicious motor vehicle Sweetwater Court at 2:33 p.m. in the August primary. lican Gov. Rick Scott when streets at 1:46 a.m. on Friday; of his cars were broken into was reported on Thursday at Thursday. The newly released doc- Scott won in 2010. at Salem Five Bank, 20 State on Franklin Street on Sunday 9:07 p.m. at Gardner Apart- A report of vandalism to a uments show that lobbyist Gillum has denied any St., at 9:27 a.m. on Friday. night. ments at 22 Pulaski St., Apt. window on Walnut Street at Adam Corey — a former wrongdoing in the case, A caller reported her father R. Officer reports parties were 4:31 p.m. Thursday. friend and ally of Gillum’s which involves some of the Assault received a phone call telling waiting for a friend who resides A report of two females fight- — sent an invoice for same people whose names him that his granddaughter was at that address. She came out ing and throwing objects onto $4,386 to the agent, pos- have surfaced in an ongo- A report of an assault at Kiley arrested and needed bail mon- and they are on their way. Route 1 from York Ford at 5:16 ing as a developer named ing FBI investigation into Playground, 61 Burrill Ave., at ey. The caller stated her father Report of a truck using a p.m. Thursday. Mike Miller. The bill was city government. 2:56 p.m. on Thursday. was on his way to get the mon- wood chipper at 16 Crownin- A report of a person taking for an April 2016 recep- Corey helped arrange ey when she found out, and shield St. on Thursday at 9:33 money and posing as a Best tion on behalf of Gillum’s meetings with Gillum on Complaints then told him, it was a scam. p.m. Officer checked the area Buy employee at 5:55 p.m. political committee that behalf of the undercover A caller from a hair salon re- and all is OK, no truck with a Thursday. featured filet mignon,agent, but his lawyer has A report of an unwelcome ported an unattended brown wood chipper. A caller reported a man in a salmon mousse canapes, declined to answer ques- guest at 42 Ashland St. at suitcase on the corner of Caller from 80 Foster St., Apt. black sweater was sitting in her strawberry shortcake and tions on whether Corey 11:58 a.m. on Thursday. Chestnut Street and Atlantic 509, reported her boyfriend is vehicle at Macy’s Department an open bar. was working in tandem A report of threats made at Avenue at 1:45 p.m. on Thurs- out of control, cut the cable Store at 8:40 p.m. Thursday. The information was with the FBI. 90 High Rock St. at 1:35 p.m. day. She stated she believed it wires and is very threatening on When she approached the ve- on Thursday. to be suspicious. Thursday at 10:40 p.m. Woman hicle, the man took off on foot. A report of a fight at Thur- A caller reported a stuck called back to say the boyfriend A caller reported an unwant- Selling a house? good Marshall Middle School, MBTA bus at Rockaway and has calmed down, and gone to ed party in her room at Wood 100 Brookline St., at 6:12 p.m. Pleasant streets at 4:59 p.m. bed and she would not dis- Spring Suites on Broadway at Buying a house? on Thursday; at 522 Western on Thursday. They stated sev- close her or his name. Officer 11:58 p.m. One person was ar- Ave. at 8:16 p.m. on Thursday; eral cars were in a tow zone spoke with the reporting party rested on warrant charges. Find out what properties at MBTA parking garage, 186 and were blocking the road. who said it was a verbal argu- recently sold in your area. Market St., at 10:45 p.m. on Responding officers and a tow ment and he left for the night Theft Thursday; at 400 Chatham St. truck arrived, tagging five vehi- and he is welcome back. Wom- Check out at 11:53 p.m. on Thursday. cles for parking violations. an was offered her rights to a A report of lights stolen from the Real Estate page A caller reported a person restraining order but declined. a plow at 200 Walnut St. at Theft stuck in an elevator on West Report of suspicious activ- 2:01 p.m. Thursday. in Saturday’s paper.

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REVIEW In masterful ‘Burning,’ rage simmers in Seoul

By Jake Coyle rious heartache. It’s osten- minds him they grew up ASSOCIATED PRESS sibly a psychological thrill- together in Paju. Their er, loosely adapted from a past together seems a In the smoldering center- 1992 short story by Haruki comfort to Haemi, who a piece of Chang-dong Lee’s Murakami, but every plot little later draws Jongsu masterly “Burning” — a turn burns with an exis- back to her tiny apart- mournful cry of a movie — tential sorrow. Haemi and ment. During their love- a young, tragic South Kore- the two men watching her making, Jongsu breathes an woman named Haemi in that scene — her child- anxiously while staring (an exquisite Jun Jong-seo) hood friend Jongsu (Ah- at a momentary flicker of dances before two men at in Yoo) and her wealthy reflection that, Haemi has twilight while Miles Davis lover Ben (Steven Yeun, told him, is the only sun floats bluely from a nearby of the “Walking Dead”) — the apartment gets. car radio. The Korean coun- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS form the kind of triangle When Haemi, a restless, tryside stretches north- that could fuel any noir. fatalistic soul in search of For some ethnic and racial groups, Halloween has long been haunted by ward behind her. Her arms But it’s the helplessness something more, flies to costumes that perpetuate stereotypes and instances of cultural appro- sway low and then high. and rage that they share, Africa, she returns — to priation. It’s a dance she has which reaches such a stun- Jongsu’s disappointment learned from the Bushmen ning crescendo in Haemi’s — with Ben. He’s preter- during a recent trip to Af- dance, that slowly singes naturally suave, drives a rica. She calls it the dance Megyn Kelly’s ‘blackface’ all through “Burning.” Porsche and lives in the of Great Hunger, and she’s Lee’s film, this year’s fashionable Seoul neigh- ecstatic as she moves. But, South Korean Oscar sub- borhood of Gangnam. If as if something catches her remarks amplify debate mission, was the sensa- Jongsu is trapped in the and brings her back down tion of the Cannes Film old Korea, Ben is a symbol to earth, she finishes in Festival in May (though it of the new. “He’s the Great tears. over Halloween costumes went home prizeless) and Gatsby,” says the awed “Burning,” the South Ko- By Terry Tang little support from her York City, said she and it’s one of the best of the Jongsu. rean director’s sixth fea- ASSOCIATED PRESS NBC colleagues, including her husband tried to per- year. Jongsu is the movie’s But there’s also some- ture film (and first in eight Al Roker who called on suade their 5-year-old son protagonist: a slow-witted thing disturbing about Ben PHOENIX — NBC talk years), sways with a myste- her to apologize to people to be Black Panther, but aspiring writer who moves whose interest in the far show host Megyn Kelly’s of color nationwide. He he opted to be a dinosaur home to his father’s live- poorer Haemi and Jongsu comments about blackface later was asked on Twit- instead. Barrow said she on Halloween have rein- ter if a woman’s white son was torn by the debate. stock farm (it consists of (whom he warmly befriends vigorated a debate over was OK to dress as his “Kids want to be what little more than a lone cow) while stealing Haemi’s af- costumes that cross racial idol, “Black Panther.” they want to be. I’m not go- in the border town of Paju fection) immediately arous- lines and what’s appropri- “Sure he can. Just don’t ing to prevent them,” Bar- northwest of Seoul. His fa- es our suspicions. While ate at a time when diverse try to wear dark makeup row said. “If my son wants ther, a stubborn brute who Haemi is dancing, Ben movie and TV characters on,” Roker wrote. to be Captain America, I’m long ago chased off Jongsu’s shares a dark secret with like “Black Panther” have Others chimed in on not going to say no.” mother and sister, has been Jongsu. Soon after, Haemi become hugely popular. the thread, including Jeff A similar issue cropped imprisoned for assaulting a disappears, and Jongsu is The issue has reverber- Schwartz, whose white up in recent years with government official. lured into a desperate, ob- ated across social media, 7-year-old son also wants the animated features Before returning home, sessive mission to find her. from magazine articles to don the Marvel charac- “Moana,” set in ancient about whether “Black ter’s vibranium suit. Polynesia, and Pixar’s Jongsu runs into Haemi, In his father’s old truck Panther” is an OK cos- “We should encourage “Coco,” which centers on who’s working scantily he tails Ben’s sports car; tume for white children to our kids to have black a Mexican boy named Mi- Steven Yuen stars in dressed on the sidewalk, across the rural outskirts protests against costumes heroes whether they’re guel and his family. A few “Burning.” The mov- holding raffles that award of Paju he runs, frantical- that perpetuate Native white or black kids. That’s months before “Moana’s” ie was released on cheap prizes. Jongsu, reti- ly searching for signs of American stereotypes. So- healthy,” Schwartz told November 2016 release, Friday. cent and awkward, barely the crime he’s increasingly cial media debates have The Associated Press. Disney pulled a costume PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bats an eye when she re- sure happened. focused on whether politi- Some articles warn based on the character of cal correctness is spoiling white parents away from Maui, voiced by Dwayne the spirit of the holiday. such a choice, arguing Johnson. The ensemble The fallout was swift for that while Black Panther’s included a brown bodysuit Kelly, who questioned on fabled homeland “Wakan- with Polynesian tattoos her show why dressing up da” isn’t a real place, the and a faux-grass skirt. in blackface for Halloween character’s race is essen- Some argued that it was A Salute to is racist: NBC said Friday tial to his identity. off-putting to have a child it was canceling “Megyn Elise Barrow, a black wear the skin of another Kelly Today.” She found mother of three in New race. VETERANS Former Turner Field gets another Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 crack at baseball in ‘Brockmire’ In honor of Veterans Day, By Paul Newberry Sunday, November 11, 2018, ASSOCIATED PRESS The Daily Item will publish a ATLANTA — Hank special page devoted to those Azaria attended a base- who are currently serving military ball game at Turner Field duties and those veterans a few seasons ago. who are gone but not forgotten. Take this time with photo He can’t believe what it’s to say $37 and shield become. “I don’t even recognize Mail form to: “Thank You” it,” Azaria said incred- The Daily Item to your military ulously, glancing out on family member. the former ballpark now Attn.: Salute to Veterans known as Georgia State PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and Stadium. $27 shield only Even though it was con- Lynn, MA 01903 SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of verted to college football FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who after the Atlanta Braves passed away passed away Hank Azaria, a cast member and executive pro- Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. left for the suburbs , the the following shields: Lovingly Lovingly stadium worked just fine ducer in “Portlandia,” portrays a baseball an- remembered remembered nouncer trying to recapture his former glory by wife by wife as the stand-in for a fiction- Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim in “Brockmire.” and Maureen, and son and Maureen, andson al Florida spring training Tom. Tom. site in Azaria’s IFC show “Brockmire.” In it, he por- mire dealt with the death in April. National Guard Bureau trays a tart-tongued base- of his horrific father and The show has already Your message may be paid by: ball announcer trying to an increasingly reckless filmed at SunTrust Park, recapture his former glory lifestyle of booze, pills and the new home of the Check Money Order Visa Mastercard after a failed marriage, a powder that culminates in Braves, as well as mi- a near-fatal game of Rus- nor-league parks in nearby very public meltdown and Dept. of the Army struggles with addiction. sian roulette. Macon and Rome. Historic Please check for shield: Yes No “You’ve gotta put a lot “This is a comedy?” Mar- Oakland Cemetery, where If no selection is made, shield will not appear. of fake palm trees every- able remembered asking Bobby Jones and Margaret where,” quipped Maurice when approached about Mitchell are buried, was Name Marable, who came aboard the series. “But the thing passed off as a cemetery in Dept. of the Navy as director in the second about comedy for me is New Orleans — where, on Address season. “If you tell the au- that I tend to gravitate the show, Brockmire earns dience they’re in Florida, toward comedy that is re- a shot to get back to the big City St Zip ally based in something, leagues with a gig at a Tri- they’ll believe you.” U.S. Marine Corps. The first two seasons that is based and ground- ple-A club. French Quar- Phone were a no-holds-barred ed in something that’s ter revelry was depicted real. The idea of following in suburban Conyers. It look at what happens to In Memory of Azaria’s character, popu- a character — especial- wasn’t much of a stretch lar Kansas City announc- ly Jim Brockmire, who’s to transform Georgia State Dept. of the Air Force Who passed away on er Jim Brockmire, when in a constant journey of Stadium into King Venom he learns of his wife’s seri- redemption of some sort Vape Cartridge Stadium, Lovingly remembered by al infidelity. He has a pro- — it just has to feel real. Oakland’s fictional spring fanity-laced breakdown Funny comes from real training home set in cen- Army National Guard right in the booth, which pain. Funny comes from tral Florida. leads to a decade-long de- real awkward situations.” Joel Church-Cooper, who scent into pretty much ev- After being renewed for developed the show after ery vice known to man. two additional eight-ep- hooking up with Azaria Visa / MC # While Brockmire re- isode seasons, Azaria & to shoot a “Funny Or Die” Coast Guard volves largely around Co. arrived in Georgia to short in 2010, was incred- Signature Azaria’s ample comedic film at various sites in ulous that the Braves skills, it took a very dark the Atlanta area. Season abandoned a stadium that CVV Code Exp. Date turn in Season 2. Brock- 3 will begin airing on IFC was only two decades old. Flag Submission deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018 A8 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS A big piece of Lynn history on a tiny scale LYNN ing on photographs and ju- From A1 ry-rigged materials to rep- licate 120-year-old homes models crafted by George and shops. Sellios who excels in rep- “I have been successful licating late-19th and at this because it is plea- early-20th century street- surable. It’s a real stay-in- scapes, railroad sidings the-moment experience,” and other settings. he said. Gieg dug into the Lynn He used special paints Museum’s photography and resins to experiment collection and pored over with coloring and texture old city maps to begin to until he was satisfied he lay out his Lynn of yester- had created realistic-look- year on a 4-foot-by-16-foot ing water. Jars marked with surface spanning four cus- granular mixtures and la- tom-built tables. beled “fine turf green” and As his research piled up “coarse turf” provide him and his modeling skills im- with the material he needs proved, he began to sketch to recreate grass. in detail ideas and designs His Lynn waterfront is for his diorama. The more just the first chapter in a than 50 models he built project that he said will for the diorama over the bring to life on a small years ranging from small scale the 1895 coastline ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK boats and coal barges to a north of Boston from Lynn “gasometer” storage tank Todd Gieg fine-tunes the details of his diorama of historic Lynn that he is building in his studio to East Boston. and rows of buildings lin- at the Lydia Pinkham Building. He started a Kickstarter ing Market Street are in- campaign under the title tricate in their detail and precise, Gieg insists, in “The Narrow Gauge: Bos- their historically-accurate ton’s Forgotten Railroad,” placement based on maps with the goal of raising and plot plans. $75,000 to pay for materi- Long before the Lyn- als and meet other costs as nway existed, the railroad he expands the diorama. and a long-gone byway Lynn Museum/Lynn Arts called Sea Street paral- Director Drew Russo has leled the 1890s Lynn wa- spoken with Gieg about ex- terfront. Working boats hibiting the Lynn diorama plied narrow inlets where in the Union and Washing- mills and coal terminals ton streets museum. operated next to docks for “He has generously of- sailing ships. fered to loan us the diora- Dirt paths and roads ma for an extended period snaked along the water- of time and we are cur- front and Market Street rently working with him was lined with buildings on how to best display it,” topped by signs advertis- Russo said. ing “J.P. Coats Six Cord” Gieg envisions the di- and “Redpaths.” orama as a teaching tool Many of the diorama’s alternately fascinating structures, ships and trains adults and children alike are assembled from model- and educating them about ing kits, but Gieg “scratch a time and an all-but-lost built” almost a third of the way of life. The Lynn Gas and Electric Company. diorama’s buildings, rely- “I want it shared,” he said.

A scene from A man readies for a swim in the ocean in Todd Todd Gieg’s diora- Gieg’s diorama of the Narrow Gauge Railroad ma of the West Lynn which started in historic Lynn. Yacht Club.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 St. Mary’s gets past slow start to notch big win over Georgetown By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNN — For one possession of Friday night’s Division 7 North quarter- nal, it seemed as though No. 5 Georgetown was having its way with No. 4 St. Mary’s. The Royals marched down to the Spartans’ 4-yard line and St. Mary’s didn’t have much of an answer for Georgetown’s passing game. Then the Royals fumbled, St. Mary’s recovered and the Spartans ran wild en route to a 49-6 win at Manning Field. “(Georgetown) came out throwing the ball,” St. Mary’s coach Sean Driscoll said. “They had a nice scheme. We missed a few tackles but we were fortunate to get a fumble inside the 10, twice. I thought we settled into the game halfway through the rst quarter and our offense got us through it. Especially after a tough week last week with turnovers. We talked about executing.” In a game that featured 13 different ball-carriers, it was Jalen Echevar- ria that did the heavy lifting. Echevarria ran for 145 yards on nine carries and scored two rushing touchdowns. He added a 42-yard touchdown catch from quarterback Derek O’Leary (2-for-2, 72 yards). “Jalen got his head up right away this week, got into it and practiced well,” Driscoll said. “He was ready to prove himself again. He’s an athlete.” Connor Donohue (six carries, 38 yards), Mark Niboh, Sal Af itto and Dennis Davison each scored a rushing touchdown. George Freeman went 3-for-4 on PAT’s. “We had 13 different players get carries tonight, which is great,” Driscoll ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE said. “A lot of young kids, which is great. If we’re going to be that in the St. Mary’s quarterback Derek O’Leary, future, trying to control the ball and run the ball like we do at St. Mary’s, right, handles a high snap in a playoff game I think that’s good for them.” against Georgetown at Manning Field Fri- ITEM FILE PHOTO ST. MARY’S, B2 day night. Saugus running back Marvens Jean carried the ball 17 times for 266 yards and two touch- downs in a win over Weston in the opening round of the Division 5 North tournament. English sneaks away with close win

By Harold Rivera a touchdown pass to Mathias ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Fowler (three catches, 42 yards). Saugus’ Jean Severance also ran for touch- LYNN — From the outside downs of two and six yards. looking in, it’s easy to pencil a Tahj Purter was Severance’s carries Sachems No. 2 seed in for a win over a No. favorite target, hauling in six 7 seed. But when the No. 7 seed catches for 122 yards. Running comes ready to play, things be- back Miguel Ramos, lling in for to playoff win come easier said than done. injured starter Ishmile Bangu- In short, that was the story of ra, ran for 60 yards on nine By Daniel Kane Friday night’s Division 3 North carries and scored two touch- ITEM STAFF quarter nal between No. 2 En- downs. WESTON — Running back Marvens Jean ran glish and No. 7 Concord-Carlisle “Ramos wasn’t 100 percent ei- wild for the Sachems as the he No. 6 Saugus foot- at Manning Field. The Bulldogs ther,” Carroll said. “He’s a tough ball team earned a convincing 27-6 win over No. 3 escaped with a 35-33 win but kid. One of those scores, that Weston in the Division 5 North quarter nals Fri- not before the Patriots put mul- was all him. I’m proud of him. day night at Weston High. tiple scares in them. He stepped up and made plays.” Jean carried the ball 17 times for Saugus, total- “Good for (Concord-Carlisle). Kicker Tyler Drinan went ing 266 yards and two touchdowns. They came out and gave us their 5-for-5 on PAT’s. In a back-and-forth rst half, “Marvens always worked hard for us,” Saugus best punch,” Bulldogs coach the Patriots made it known they coach Mike Mabee said. “He runs hard and if he Chris Carroll said. “We won but were ready to play. English took gets that little seam that’s all he needs and he is it wasn’t pretty. It wasn’t one of advantage of a short opening gone. I have to mention our offensive line as well our better games this year. Don’t kickoff, scoring on the game’s for making the holes for him. take any credit away from Con- rst possession. Severance “I’m just so happy for this team,” Mabee added. cord-Carlisle. They came out capped the drive with a 6-yard “They’ve faced a lot of adversity this year. This is a with a good offensive game plan ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE touchdown pass to Fowler (Dri- great feeling to come out here and win our rst and executed.” nan PAT), and English led 7-0 playoff game since maybe the ‘50s, I believe. It’s English’s Tahj Purter had six catches for Quarterback Matt Severance at the end of the rst quarter. just a great feeling.” 122 yards in a win over Concord-Carlisle at completed 11-of-15 pass at- The Wildcats drove to mid eld on their opening Manning Field. tempts for 200 yards and tossed ENGLISH, B2 drive before the Saugus defense made a huge stop on 4th-and-3. On the next play, Jean broke off his rst big play of the night, a 55-yard touchdown run, to put the Sachems ahead 6-0. The rest of the rst half was much of the same. Fenwick football shuts out Greater Lowell The Saugus defense held strong with James Moise PEABODY — This one was over fense even took the eld, the Gry- It went like that for the rest of the catching an interception and Jake Morgante recov- pretty much before it even started. phons were down 14-0. game. By halftime it was 33-0, ering a fumble to stop the following two Weston Bishop Fenwick, the No. 4 seed in “That’s a nice way to start the thanks to a 21-yard run by David drives. Division 6 North, improved its re- game,” Fenwick coach Dave Woods Cifuentes and Bright’s second scor- “I think our defense was a little bit underrated cord Friday night to 7-1 with a 55-0 said. “Cory is a difference maker. ing strike to Fiskatoris, a 21-yarder. coming into the game,” Mabee said. “A lot of teams romp over No. 5 Greater Lowell. The The minute he comes to practice, Even wholescale substitutions in have scored some points on us, but I look at it as Crusaders will travel to No. 1 Stone- he’s a leader. He’s all business. This the second half didn’t slow the Cru- one of our strengths. All our guys get to the foot- ham next Friday night (7) to play in isn’t to say others aren’t good kids or saders down. Quarterback Jason Ro- ball, they play hard, tackle well and follow the the sectional semi nals. good leaders, but he’s special.” mans, a freshman, came in to re- scheme. The Crusaders came out of the Though Bright played only a half place Bright to start the second half “Dante McGrane (linebacker) and Morgante (de- fensive tackle) are our two defensive leaders,” gate running and gunning -- and (the game was well in hand after the and Fenwick didn’t miss a beat. He Mabee added. “They play a huge part in leading doing both with amazing ease. They rst two quarters), he hit seven of hit Stefano Fabiano with an 11-yard our defense for sure.” took the opening kick and went from eight passes for 152 yards and four scoring pass with 5:29 to go in the their own 40 to the end zone in seven touchdowns (two each to Fiskatoris third quarter, and the ran one in SAUGUS, B2 plays, the nal one coming on a 47- and O’Connor). from the 7-yard line early in the yard scoring pass from Cory Bright After going up 14-0, the Gryphons fourth to make the score 47-0. to Lynn’s George Fiskatoris (one of nally went on offense, but not for However, even though Fenwick two for him), with Chrys Wilson run- long. After going three-and-out, Fen- was content to run the clock down to Marblehead upset ning in the conversion. wick was back. Starting on the end the game, the Crusaders got one After the Gryphons fumbled the Greater Lowell 45, the Crusaders more shot at the end zone when Jake ensuing kickoff, Bright connected needed only four plays to reach the Connolly picked off a pass and ran it by No. 8 Dracut with Keegan O’Connor with a 29- end zone, with O’Connor catching back 60 yards to the house. Angel yard scoring pass on the rst play, his second of the day to make the Martinez got the 2-point conversion and before the Greater Lowell of- score 20-0. to account for the nal score. By Mike Alongi ITEM STAFF MARBLEHEAD — Friday night’s opening round game in the Division 4 North football tournament Swampscott moves on after blowout win proved that seeding doesn’t mean all that much when it’s time to hit the eld in the postseason. Top-ranked By Scot Cooper took the ball and took con- and undefeated Marblehead learned the hard way, as ITEM STAFF trol of the game. the No. 1 Magicians fell to No. 8 Dracut 28-14 at Piper Graham Inzana scooted Field. SWAMPSCOTT — The into the end zone on the “There were just so many things we did wrong in the Triton football team needed sixth play of the Blue’s rst rst half, I don’t think we were going to dig our way to play a  awless game Fri- offensive opportunity. Triton out of that hole we put ourselves in,” said Marblehead day night if it wanted to up- was forced to punt four coach Jim Rudloff. “I’m proud of the guys that we set Swampscott. straight times, and Swamp- made a run to make it a game in the second half, but Unfortunately for the Vi- scott converted all those pos- we should’ve been able to win this game tonight.” kings, it was the home team sessions into touchdowns. The Magicians got a solid performance out of quar- that went for ve touch- The Blue’s last drive in the terback Chris Gally, who completed 13-of-25 passes for downs on six possessions in rst half was only stopped 181 yards and a touchdown. His biggest target in the the rst half on the way to a because time expired. passing game was receiver Mason Poisson, who had 42-20 win in the Division 5 Isaac Andre scored twice ve receptions for 83 yards and a touchdown. Running North quarter nal round. on the ground, and Inzana back Tim Cronin was bottled up for most of the night, Triton shot itself in the hit Dylan January with a only mustering 47 yards, but he was able to squeeze foot right away. A penalty 41-yard touchdown pass. in a touchdown as well. negated a 36-yard run on Jonathan Oriakhi made a The main foil for Marblehead proved to be Dracut the opening kickoff by Jack fantastic catch over the mid- quarterback Devin Lambert, who threw for three Tummino. Instead of a rst dle, and sprinted 67 yards down in Swampscott territo- touchdowns and ran for another. Running backs Ja- ITEM FILE PHOTO into the end zone, for a 35-0 kob Rivers, Cameron McCullough and Lucas Ibar- ry, the guests were backed lead at the half for the Big guen also played well in the win. Swampscott’s Dylan January, center, had a 41- up deep on their side of the Blue. yard touchdown catch in a win over Triton in eld. Triton went three and MARBLEHEAD, B2 the Division 5 North quarter nals Friday night. out, and then the Big Blue BIG BLUE, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 English, Classical volleyball move on in City Tournament

is it’s rough and they’re tired, and two touchdowns. Quarter- In non-playoff action, John SCHOOL ROUNDUP but we came out as strong as back Jonathan Murphy (4-for-6, Lee’s safety accounted for Lyn- By Harold Rivera we could and played as well as 98 yards) tossed a touchdown nfield lone score of the game. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR we could.” to Eric Bua. Frank Sims, Zach BOYS SOCCER Great serving by Nhiv, Healy Carifio, Cal Capozzi and Zach Peabody 5, Beverly 2 The English volleyball team and Julia Somaiy helped lift the Furlong anchored Revere’s de- Senior Johnny Alves led Pea- defeated Tech in four sets in Bulldogs to a win with a 25-17 fense. body (11-3-3) on senior night Friday’s City Volleyball Tourna- win in the fourth set. Revere (5-3) visits No. 2 with four goals and one assist. ment opener. English battles Classical in Gloucester next week in the Di- “This is a team that I’ve seen Michael Beader scored one goal Saturday’s tournament final vision 4 North semifinal. and dished two assists. such potential in since day one,” (11:30). “It was an all-out team effort English coach Mike Haddad Peabody put the win away VOLLEYBALL for us tonight,” Patriots coach with two goals in the second said. “Consistency is something Classical 3, St. Mary’s 0 Lou Cicatelli said. “We got the we have struggled with. I’m re- half after a 3-1 halftime lead. Set scores were 25-11, 25-22, win. We got what we want- Nick Sablone, Josh Atemkeng, ally proud of the performance 25-14. Amber Crayton led the ed, and that’s another shot at today.” Will Manning, Michael Tansey Rams with 16 service points. Gloucester.” and Ben Kemp played well. The first two sets of the match Skyler Crayton and Shanelle Winthrop 15, Shawsheen 0 were back and forth right. In the Saugus 3, Winthrop 1 Belmer-Barry had seven kills In non-playoff action, quarter- Ryan Pugh, Jonathan Ro- first set both teams battled to a each. Classical (16-3) plays En- back Bobby Hubert scored two drigues and Jhonatta Almeida 14-14 tie before English went glish Saturday (11:30) in the rushing touchdowns and tossed had one goal apiece. on a run. The Bulldogs would go City Tournament championship a 2-point conversion to Feedle GIRLS SOCCER on to win the set with help from game. Small. Classical 1, Gloucester 0 two aces by Andy Nhiv 25-17. FOOTBALL Defensively, Jonathan Apple- Julia Jordan scored on Molly The second set was similar St. John’s Prep 41, bee caught an interception and with both teams going back and Haverhill 0 forced a fumble while Andrew Mannion’s assist. Goalie Anna forth before being even at 25-25. The No. 2 Eagles got a huge Love also caught an intercep- Flaherty made 10 saves. Mandy Healy helped the Bull- game out of Max Freedman in tion. Classical (8-7-1) battles En- dogs finish the set with an ace the opening round playoff win, Winthrop improved to 3-5. glish Monday (7:30) needing to seal a 27-25 victory. as he hauled in 9 catches for 158 KIPP 12, Brighton 8 one point to qualify for states. The Tigers dominated the yards and 4 touchdowns. Quar- In non-playoff action, Peabody 4 Somerville 0 third set. K.K. Carrasquillo re- terback Matt Crowley com- Tomi Oladunjoye scored the Seniors Erin Kidd and Sarah corded three straight aces for pleted 10-of-16 passes for 165 game-winning touchdown on Anderson each scored a goal on Tech and helped the Tigers go yards and 4 touchdowns, while a 6-yard run with two sec- Peabody’s senior night. Emily ahead 15-5. From there the Ti- running back James Guy had a onds remaining. The key play McDonough and Haley Baker gers rolled to a 25-15 win. touchdown run in the win. of the final drive was a Jarred added one goal each. Bridget “I thought it was a great game St. John’s Prep (7-1) will host Christian 17-yard pass on 4th- O’Connell had 3 assists. and both teams played well,” No. 3 Acton-Boxborough (8-0) and-15. Goalie Shelby Doucette made Tech coach Kathy Pieroni said. next Friday night. J’Ddon Vincent tossed a 35- three saves. “That’s usually how we play I FIELD HOCKEY Revere 27, yard touchdown pass to Aris ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE don’t know why they were a lit- North Reading 20 Luna. Dave Filias led KIPP’s North Andover 2, tle off. We have four games this The No. 6 Patriots were led defense with 15 tackles. Marblehead 1 English’s Mandy Healy had a big week and one tomorrow and one by their running game. Darius The Panthers improved to 4-4. Amanda Schillinger scored on game in a win over Lynn Tech Fri- Monday. The way our schedule McNeil rushed for 148 yards Watertown 7, Lynnfield 2 Bella Corsini’s assist. day afternoon. Peabody gets derailed by poor start English wins battle By Anne Marie Tobin ets’ lead to 14-0. and, still in hurry-up mode, needed ITEM STAFF After forcing another three-and- less than a minute to bump the lead with Concord-Carlisle out, Reading needed only eight to 35-7 on a 9-yard rush by Conway. READING — The No. 6 Peabody plays to drive 48 yards for its third Peabody gamely fought back in the ENGLISH football team got off to a disastrous score of the quarter, this one on an fourth quarter. With 4:29 left, soph- From B1 start Friday night against No. 3 18-yard touchdown pass from quar- omore Kyle Maglione made it 35-14 Reading in the quarterfinals of the terback Matt Sannella to Domenic with a 31-yard punt return. Then, The Patriots kept English’s offense off the field for the Division 2 North playoffs at John Masucci, and the route was on. after the defense forced just the sec- next eight minutes, tying the game at 7-7 with Cam Ladd’s Hollingsworth Field. The Tanners “You cannot have that kind of a ond Rockets’ punt of the game, quar- 4-yard touchdown carry (Christian Gemelli PAT). En- battled to the bitter end, but never start, falling behind 21-0, in a play- terback Alex DeNisco ( 3-of-7, 27 glish’s defense forced a turnover on downs on Concord-Car- recovered, falling to the Rockets, 35- off game,” said Peabody coach Mark yards, TD), in for starter Matt Jan- lisle’s next possession. Severance, who also plays safety, 21. Bettencourt. “We dug ourselves too drisevits (2-of-5, 25 yards, 7 carries made the key play when he stuffed a Patriots run on 4th- The Rockets got off a dream start, big a hole right off the bat, going for 23 yards) who suffered a knee and-4. Ramos’ 4-yard touchdown dash regained the lead scoring on their first three pos- three-and-out on our first three pos- injury in the third quarter, found for English at 14-7 (Drinan PAT) with 3:22 left in the half. sessions to build a quick 21-0 lead sessions, and had that squib kick Declan Russell over the middle from Refusing to head into the locker room without momentum, after one quarter while Peabody bounce off our player so we were 10 yards out to make it 35-21. the Patriots tied the game in the closing seconds when went three-and-out on its first three doomed from the beginning. They “I don’t know whether Matt got hit Gemelli tossed a 5-yard touchdown pass to Tim Hays. English’s halftime adjustments paid dividends for the drives to set the tone. could play relaxed with that kind of straight on or from the side, but he’s Bulldogs in the third quarter. Touchdowns on consecutive Reading needed eight seconds to lead and that’s not what you want in a tough kid and hopefully will be possessions (Severance 2-yard keeper, Ramos 6-yard car- take a lead just two minutes into a playoff game.” back next week,” said Bettencourt. ry) gave English a 28-14 lead (Drinan PAT’s) heading into the first quarter on a trick pass play, Trailing 28-0 with less than four Angel Paulino was a bright spot the fourth quarter. from running back Jake D’Agostino minutes to go in the first half, Pea- for the Tanners, picking up 69 rush- Things got interesting in the fourth. Concord-Carlisle to Pat Conroy, to take a 7-0 lead. body finally found some rhythm and ing yards on 18 carries, while Luis opened the quarter with Gemelli’s 48-yard touchdown It went from bad to worse for got on the board with seven seconds Guridys picked up 16 yards on three scamper (Gemelli PAT). The Bulldogs stumbled on the Peabody on the ensuing kickoff. In- left in the half. The Tanners drove carries. ensuing drive and Concord-Carlisle whittled the deficit to tended to be a squib kick, the ball 66 yards in 13 plays, the final play Peabody will not learn the identi- one point, 28-27, behind Gemelli’s 40-yard toss to Tyler bounced off a Peabody player and being a 5-yard rush into the end ty of its next opponent until Sunday Jameau (conversion failed). Severance put what seemed to was recovered by Reading’s Josh zone by Colby Therrien (Austin Leg- when the football tournament com- be the nail on the coffin with a 4-yard touchdown rush Williamson at the Reading 44. Sev- gett PAT) to make it 28-7 at the half. mittee meets at St. John’s Prep to (Drinan PAT) to give English a 35-27 edge with 56 seconds en plays later, Conroy ran it in from The Rockets started the third set up next weekend’s non-playoff to play. quarter with their foot on the gas pairings. the 6-yard line to double the Rock- Not so fast, said the Patriots. Gemelli linked up with Ladd for a 22-yard touchdown pass to make it a 2-point game at 35-33. The Patriots opted for a roll-out pass on the St. Mary’s recovers to beat Georgetown conversion attempt but Tommy Gaylord and Fowler read the play perfectly, broke the pass and sealed the 35-33 ST. MARY’S other bullet at the end of the quar- Hunter Lane’s (three catches, 36 victory. From B1 ter. yards) 22-yard touchdown catch put “I’m proud of my kids for being resilient,” Carroll said. Back-to-back touchdowns scored the Royals on the board for their “There were 14 starters tonight starting their first playoff Alec Colacitti recovered George- by Echevarria in the second quarter lone touchdown of the night. game. People forget that sometimes. They battled and they town’s fumble at the Spartans’ 9 and put the Spartans in the driver’s The Spartans advance to next made a play when they needed to make a play.” St. Mary’s drove the ball 91 yards to seat. The first was a 42-yard dash weekend’s Division 7 North semifi- English hosts No. 3. Danvers next weekend (TBA) in the the end zone. Echevarria capped the (Eni Falayi conversion) and the next nal at No. 1 Greater Lawrence. The Division 3 North semifinal. possession with a 42-yard touch- score was a 43-yard pass from Reggies defeated No. 8 Lowell Cath- down run (PAT failed) with 6:36 to O’Leary (Freeman PAT). Niboh olic, 40-15, Friday night. play in the first quarter. Donohue capped the first half with a 28-yard “Going forward we’ll try to build Marblehead bounced boosted St. Mary’s lead to 14-0 with run through the middle, giving St. off this and correct our mistakes,” 2:09 remaining on a 6-yard rush Mary’s a 36-0 lead at recess (Free- Driscoll said. “Nobody’s ever going (Donohue conversion). The Royals’ man PAT). to be perfect but every game in the from sectionals offense found its footing again but a Afflitto (26-yard rush) and Davi- tournament always gets bigger and fumble in the St. Mary’s end zone son (4-yard rush) scored touchdowns bigger. That’s what we’re allowed the Spartans to dodge an- for St. Mary’s in the second half. preaching.” MARBLEHEAD From B1 The game started off as poorly as possible for Marble- Jean leads the way for Saugus football head. The Magicians gave up a long kick return to start, then the Middies started to move the ball methodically. SAUGUS On the next Wildcat drive, quarter- comeback. Marblehead did pin Dracut back with a third-and-20, back Jack Noonan faked a handoff up Max Fourreau added a 90-yard From B1 but then Lambert found McCullough for a 40-yard the middle and took a bootleg run kickoff return to put Weston on the Following each defensive stop, the 55-yards to the end zone, however an board in the final minutes but from touchdown to go up 8-0. After forcing a three-and-out, hard running game of Jean helped inadvertent whistle earlier in the play there the Sachems were able to run Dracut got the ball back and quickly scored again. This the Sachems get into position to capi- brought the touchdown back. Weston out the rest of the clock. time it was Joseph Petka who was on the receiving end talize on their next two drives. Mc- couldn’t finish the drive and the Sa- “We’ve been saying we are going to of a Lambert touchdown, this one from 30 yards out, and Grane added a five-yard rushing chems took a 20-0 lead into the half. go one game at a time,” Mabee said. Dracut went up 15-0. Another three-and-out for Marble- touchdown to cap off the second drive The Sachems running game came “So now we will play the winner of the head gave the Middies the ball right back and they while Moise finished the next with a out strong once again, running out Amesbury and Bedford game I be- scored again, as Lambert connected with McCullough on two-yard touchdown run to put Sau- most of the second half while the Sa- lieve. We’ll be preparing to play them an 18-yard touchdown. The next Marblehead drive didn’t gus ahead 20-0. chems defense prevented a Weston this week.” even make it to a three-and-out, as Dracut forced and recovered a fumble on the second play of the drive. Seven plays later, Lambert punched in a 1-yard touchdown run. Swampscott moves on to second round of playoffs Just halfway through the second quarter, the Magicians found themselves down 28-0. BIG BLUE ly get a breather, but now he can, so Serino took his starters out in the The Magicians scored once at the end of the first half From B1 he’s fresh for defense and offense.” second half, and Triton picked up two Serino said his team took Triton rushing touchdowns by Tummino, on a 1-yard touchdown run by Cronin, then Marblehead Swampscott coach Bobby Serino very seriously, even though the Vi- and a 71-yard burst by Ethan Trem- started the second half with a score when Gally found said that having Andre back in the kings were 0-7 and lost to Swamp- blay. Poisson for a 60-yard touchdown to make it 28-14. But lineup after an ankle problem has scott, 49-0, in Week 2. Swampscott went with freshman Dracut was able to hold on from there, running out the improved his team on sides of the “You can see the difference in this Pierce Friedman in at quarterback clock on offense and playing solid enough defense to keep ball. team when they play for each other, for the second half, and he teamed up the Magicians off the scoreboard the rest of the way. “Isaac (Andre) has made a big dif- for the other guys on the field, not for with sophomore Jordan Cummins on After suffering its first loss of the season and getting ference on offense for us, he can get themselves,” Serino said. “Our defen- a drive that wrapped up with Cum- knocked out of the playoffs, Rudloff knows Marblehead yards, and give DJ (Dylan January) sive and offensive coaches did a great mins scoring the final Big Blue points (7-1) can go one of two ways the rest of the year. a breather so he can be fresh at line- job of preparation this week, espe- from a yard out. Thomas Frisoli was “We have two ways we can go now, we can be a 9-1 team backer, on defense for us, it makes a cially on defense, we were in perfect perfect on his six PAT kicks. or a 7-3 team,” Rudloff said. “The pressure certainly isn’t huge difference, really does on both position all night, if we saw a hole, Swampscott plays host to Pentuck- off, there is pressure for us to keep winning. Hopefully sides of the ball,” Serino said. “When we filled that hole. It’s great to see et Saturday, Nov. 3 (2) in the section- we can learn things from this loss and apply them for the he (Andre) was out, DJ couldn’t real- everybody doing their jobs, it shows.” al semifinal. rest of the season.” SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY Volleyball Tying it up late State Tournament Football Lynn City Tournament Division 5 North At St. Mary’s No. 8 Triton at No. 1 Swampscott Consolation (TBA) (12) Final (TBA) Division 8 North Cross Country No. 5 Roxbury Charter at No. 4 Tech Tech at CAC Meet (9) (7) Lynnfield at CAL Meet (9) Non-Playoff Football Swampscott at Varsity Meet (TBA) Classical at Winchester (7) Marblehead at Varsity Champion- Boys Soccer ships (1) Concord-Carlisle at St. Mary’s (2) Winthrop at NEC Meet (3) Beverly at Peabody (4) Mountain Biking Austin Prep at Lynnfield (5) St. John’s at Vermont Academy (TBA) North Reading at Fenwick (6) Girls Soccer Water Polo Haverhill at Swampscott (10) St. John’s at Brookline (4:30) Pentucket at Fenwick (4) Cheerleading Lynnfield at Wayland (5) Varsity Invitational at Masco (12)

SPORTS BRIEFS Ridley basketball Gannon 5K skills clinic The Lynn Department of Parks and Recreation and The fall workouts of the Gannon Golf Club are host- Ridley Basketball Skills ing the Gannon 18-Hole Par Clinics begins October 15 70 5K on Saturday, Novem- and runs through November ber 17 at 8:30 a.m. on the 15, with nine sessions meet- Gannon Golf Course. It is ing each Monday and one of the few all-grass 5K Thursday from 7-8:30 p.m. cross country courses in at St. Mary’s. The cost to New England. The course participate is $200 and the covers all 18 holes in clinics are open to students sequence. from grades 4-12. All partic- The entry fee includes a ipants must bring a ball. post-race breakfast and all PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS This will be a high inten- pre-registered runners will Jackie Bradley Jr. celebrates after hitting a game-tying solo home run in the eighth inning of sity clinic for boys and girls receive a long sleeve shirt. Game 3 of the World Series at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles Friday night. to get participants in shape Entries must be received by and to help develop basket- Tuesday, November 13. ball skills. Drills are Entry forms are available designed to help any player on www.lwrun.org or from at any level with ball han- [email protected]. Patriots running game back in spotlight dling, shooting (off the drib- ble, off screens and off the Bishop Fenwick FOXBOROUGH (AP) East play Monday night pass), creating your own — Running the football at Buffalo. Following Mi- shot and finishing at the softball coach has been an adventure for chel’s injury, James White rim. Playing games are also the New England Patriots and Kenjon Barner be- mixed n so that players can Bishop Fenwick is hiring a this season. gan the week as the only learn how to use their skills new softball coach for the Injuries and inconsisten- healthy running backs on in a game situation. Spring 2019 season. Anyone cy were issues early on as the roster. Contact Ridleytopflight- interested can contact Fen- the Patriots struggled in White leads the team [email protected] for wick athletic director Dave short yardage and failed with 45 receptions and more information. Woods at [email protected]. to produce a touchdown in six receiving touchdowns the first three games. and is the second-leading Jeremy Hill was lost for rusher (40 carries, 189 NFL the year after he suffered yards, TD) behind Michel. AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE a knee injury in the New Barner has 16 carries for East East W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA England’s season opener. 63 yards, but his comfort New England 5 2 0 .714 214 179 Washington 4 2 0 .667 126 121 Two games later, starter level in the offense is un- Miami 4 4 0 .500 174 219 Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 154 138 Rex Burkhead hurt his clear. N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 182 176 Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 Buffalo 2 5 0 .286 81 175 N.Y. Giants 1 6 0 .143 137 185 neck in the Patriots’ loss This is his third stint South South to Detroit and was also with the Patriots this sea- W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston 5 3 0 .625 197 167 New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 204 163 placed on injured reserve. son after being twice re- Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 Carolina 4 2 0 .667 142 131 Buoyed by the produc- leased and spending time Jacksonville 3 4 0 .429 116 146 Tampa Bay 3 3 0 .500 167 196 Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 189 185 Atlanta 3 4 0 .429 190 212 tion of rookie Sony Mi- on the practice squad. North North chel, who had missed the White said Barner and W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA preseason with his own current practice squad Pittsburgh 3 2 1 .583 171 154 Minnesota 4 2 1 .643 177 165 Cincinnati 4 3 0 .571 184 203 Green Bay 3 2 1 .583 148 144 knee issue, New England running back Kenneth Baltimore 4 3 0 .571 176 101 Detroit 3 3 0 .500 157 158 scored seven touchdowns Farrow are prepared to Cleveland 2 4 1 .357 151 177 Chicago 3 3 0 .500 170 134 West West on the ground over the contribute as needed. W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA next three games. Michel PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “They’re good guys,” Kansas City 6 1 0 .857 260 182 L.A. Rams 7 0 0 1.000 235 128 had four of them, to go White said. “They’re L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 Seattle 3 3 0 .500 143 117 Patriots running back James White has been a Denver 3 4 0 .429 165 164 Arizona 1 6 0 .143 92 184 along with two 100-yard working hard, trying to Oakland 1 5 0 .167 110 176 San Francisco 1 6 0 .143 158 218 games. focal point of the Patriots’ offense so far in the learn as much as possible. Thursday’s Game Denver at Kansas City, 1 p.m. But the Patriots’ run- 2018 season. Houston 42, Miami 23 Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. It can be a lot thrown at Sunday’s Games N.Y. Jets at Chicago, 1 p.m. ning backs were again you pretty fast, but they’re Philadelphia vs Jacksonville at London, UK, Indianapolis at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. held out of the end zone bent back awkwardly Patriots coach Bill Beli- 9:30 a.m. Green Bay at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. willing to work, ask the Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. in last week’s 38-31 win at while he was being tack- chick said. “At whatever questions and they try to Washington at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. New Orleans at Minnesota, 8:20 p.m. Chicago. led. point the die is cast and Seattle at Detroit, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game go out there and perform Baltimore at Carolina, 1 p.m. New England at Buffalo, 8:15 p.m. Production slowed con- “What happened to Sony we know what it is, we go on the practice field. You siderably when Michel ... could happen to any- in that direction.” can tell it’s showing up for had to be helped off the body at any time, unfor- Where that is exactly is Kenjon in the game. He’s NHL field in the second quarter tunately. So, we have to be to be determined as New running hard, doing ev- EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE after having his left knee prepared for those things,” England returns to AFC erything he needs to do.” Atlantic Division Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Toronto 10 7 3 0 14 38 32 Nashville 10 8 2 0 16 35 23 Boston 10 6 2 2 14 34 24 Colorado 10 6 2 2 14 33 21 TV/RADIO Tampa Bay 8 6 1 1 13 29 18 Chicago 10 6 2 2 14 37 34 10 p.m...... UFC: Volkan Oezdemir vs. Anthony Smith...... FS1 Montreal 9 5 2 2 12 30 25 Winnipeg 10 6 3 1 13 31 28 SATURDAY Buffalo 10 6 4 0 12 26 28 Minnesota 9 5 2 2 12 26 25 TV Auto Racing Ottawa 8 4 3 1 9 29 29 Dallas 9 5 4 0 10 28 25 World Series 1 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: Texas Roadhouse 200...... FS1 Florida 8 2 3 3 7 26 32 St. Louis 9 2 4 3 7 29 36 Soccer Detroit 9 1 6 2 4 20 39 Pacific Division 8:09 p.m...... Boston at LA Dodgers...... Fox Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA NBA 10 p.m...... Liga MX: Tijuana vs. Pumas...... FS2 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 11 6 5 0 12 31 35 7 p.m...... Boston at Detroit...... NBCSB Wrestling Pittsburgh 8 5 1 2 12 35 26 San Jose 9 5 3 1 11 31 25 NHL 9:30 p.m...... UWW World Championships...... NBCSN Carolina 9 5 3 1 11 29 26 Anaheim 11 5 5 1 11 27 30 Columbus 9 5 4 0 10 31 34 Calgary 10 5 5 0 10 33 36 7 p.m...... Montreal at Boston...... NESN, NHL Network Radio Washington 9 4 3 2 10 35 34 Edmonton 8 4 3 1 9 22 26 College Hockey World Series New Jersey 7 4 2 1 9 25 18 Vegas 9 4 4 1 9 20 24 7 p.m...... Northeastern vs. St. Cloud State...... NESN Plus 8:09 p.m...... Boston at LA Dodgers...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Philadelphia 10 4 6 0 8 31 40 Arizona 9 4 5 0 8 19 19 NBA N.Y. Islanders 8 3 4 1 7 22 23 Los Angeles 10 2 7 1 5 18 36 Boxing N.Y. Rangers 10 3 6 1 7 25 34 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. 10 p.m...... Derevyanchenko vs. Jacobs; Machado vs. Evans; 7 p.m...... Boston at Detroit...... WROR-FM 105.7 NHL Friday’s Games Chicago at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Hardy vs. Vincent...... HBO Tampa Bay at Vegas, 6 p.m. Tampa Bay at Arizona, 9 p.m. Figure Skating 7 p.m...... Montreal at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 San Jose at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 3 p.m...... Skate America...... NBC College Football Winnipeg at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games College Football 12 p.m...... UMass at UConn...... WEEI-FM 105.5 Ottawa at Colorado, 9 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Los Angeles, 3:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games 1:30 p.m...... Harvard at Dartmouth...... WHRB-FM 95.3 N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 5 p.m. 12 p.m...... Army at E. Michigan...... CBSSN Florida at New Jersey, 12 p.m. Dallas at Detroit, 5 p.m. 12 p.m...... Bethune-Cookman at Nebraska..Big Ten Network SUNDAY N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Edmonton at Nashville, 3 p.m. Edmonton at Chicago, 6 p.m. 12 p.m...... Clemson at Florida St...... ABC TV Washington at Calgary, 4 p.m. Ottawa at Vegas, 8 p.m. 12 p.m...... Purdue at Michigan St...... ESPN World Series Buffalo at Columbus, 7 p.m. San Jose at Anaheim, 8 p.m. 12 p.m...... Texas Tech at Iowa State...... ESPN2 8:15 p.m...... Boston at LA Dodgers...... Fox Winnipeg at Toronto, 7 p.m. Monday’s Games Montreal at Boston, 7 p.m. Calgary at Toronto, 7 p.m. 12 p.m...... UMass at UConn...... ESPNU, WEEI-FM 105.5 NFL Colorado at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 12 p.m...... Vanderbilt at Arkansas...... SEC Network 9:30 a.m...... Philadelphia at Jacksonville...... NFL Network 12 p.m...... Wake Forest at Louisville...... NESN 1 p.m...... Cleveland at Pittsburgh...... CBS 12 p.m...... Wisconsin at Northwestern...... Fox 1 p.m...... Washington at NY Giants...... Fox NBA 12:30 p.m...... North Carolina at Virginia...... Ch. 38 4:25 p.m...... Green Bay at LA Rams...... Fox EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE 1 p.m...... Albany at Maine...... Fox College Sports 8:20 p.m...... New Orleans at Minnesota...... NBC Atlantic Division Southwest Division 1 p.m...... Brown vs. Penn...... NESN Plus CFL W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 3 p.m...... TCU at Kansas...... FS1 1 p.m...... Toronto at Montreal...... ESPN2 Toronto 5 0 1.000 — New Orleans 3 0 1.000 — 3:30 p.m...... Arizona St. at USC...... ABC, ESPN2 Golf Boston 3 2 .600 2 San Antonio 2 2 .500 1½ Brooklyn 2 2 .500 2½ Memphis 2 2 .500 1½ 3:30 p.m...... Cincinnati at SMU...... CBSSN 2:30 p.m...... PGA: Sanderson Farms Championship...... Golf Philadelphia 2 3 .400 3 Dallas 2 2 .500 1½ 3:30 p.m...... Duke at Pittsburgh...... NESN 5:30 p.m...... Champions: PowerShares Championship...... Golf New York 1 4 .200 4 Houston 1 3 .250 2½ 3:30 p.m...... Florida at Georgia...... CBS 9 p.m...... LPGA: Swinging Skirts Taiwan...... Golf Southeast Division Northwest Division 3:30 p.m...... Illinois at Maryland...... Big Ten Network W L Pct GB W L Pct GB College Hockey Miami 2 2 .500 — Denver 4 1 .800 — 3:30 p.m...... Iowa at Penn State...... ESPN 5 p.m...... Brown vs. Vermont...... NESN Atlanta 2 2 .500 — Portland 3 1 .750 ½ 3:30 p.m...... Kansas St. at Oklahoma...... Fox Women’s College Hockey Charlotte 2 3 .400 ½ Utah 2 2 .500 1½ 3:30 p.m...... No. Illinois at BYU...... ESPNU 2 p.m...... Women: Northeastern vs. BU...... NESN Plus Orlando 2 3 .400 ½ Minnesota 2 3 .400 2 3:30 p.m...... South Florida at Houston...... ABC, ESPN2 Washington 1 3 .250 1 Oklahoma City 0 4 .000 3½ NHL Central Division Pacific Division 3:30 p.m...... Towson at Delaware...... Fox College Sports 6 p.m...... Edmonton at Chicago...... NHL Network W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 4 p.m...... Kentucky at Missouri...... SEC Network Soccer Milwaukee 4 0 1.000 — Golden State 4 1 .800 — 6:30 p.m...... Washington at California...... FS1 Detroit 4 0 1.000 — L.A. Clippers 2 2 .500 1½ 1 p.m...... AC Milan vs. Sampdoria...... ESPN Indiana 3 2 .600 1½ L.A. Lakers 2 3 .400 2 7 p.m...... Boise St. at Air Force...... CBSSN 4:30 p.m...... MLS: Los Angeles FC at Sporting Kansas City.FS1 Chicago 1 3 .250 3 Sacramento 2 3 .400 2 7 p.m...... N.C. State at Syracuse...... ESPN2 4:30 p.m...... MLS: Montreal at New England...... NBCSB Cleveland 0 5 .000 4½ Phoenix 1 3 .250 2½ 7 p.m...... Texas A&M at Mississippi St...... ESPN Auto Racing Friday’s Games Orlando at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. 7 p.m...... Tulane at Tulsa...... ESPNU 2:30 p.m...... Monster Energy Cup: First Data 500...... NBCSN Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Sunday’s Games 7:30 p.m...... Tennessee at South Carolina...... SEC Network 3:10 p.m...... Formula One: Mexican Grand Prix...... ABC Dallas at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Golden State at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. 8 p.m...... Notre Dame at Navy...... CBS Golden State at New York, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m...... NHRA: Toyota Nationals...... FS1 Brooklyn at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Utah at Dallas, 7 p.m. 8 p.m...... Texas at Oklahoma St...... ABC Figure Skating L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 p.m. Washington at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m...... Hawaii at Fresno St...... ESPN2 4 p.m...... Skate Canada ...... NBC Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Monday’s Games Washington at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 10:30 p.m...... Oregon at Arizona...... ESPN Wrestling Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games 10:30 p.m...... San Diego St. at Nevada...... ESPNU Portland at Indiana, 7 p.m. 8 p.m...... UWW World Championships...... NBCSN Boston at Detroit, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at New York, 7:30 p.m. Golf Radio Utah at New Orleans, 7 p.m. 2:30 p.m...... PGA: Sanderson Farms Championship...... Golf Charlotte at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento at Miami, 7:30 p.m. World Series Chicago at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Golden State at Chicago, 8 p.m. 5:30 p.m...... Champions: PowerShares Championship...... Golf Indiana at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 8 p.m...... LPGA: Swinging Skirts Taiwan...... Golf 8:15 p.m...... Boston at LA Dodgers...... WEEI-FM 93.7 Phoenix at Memphis, 8 p.m. Toronto at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Soccer Portland at Miami, 8 p.m. Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 11 p.m...... WGC: HSBC Champions...... Golf L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. New Orleans at Denver, 9 p.m. Mixed Martial Arts 4:30 p.m...... MLS: Montreal at New England...... WBZ-FM 98.5 B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 COMICS

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

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EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV OCTOBER 27, 2018 HOROSCOPE 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) WGBH Suze Orman’s Fi- Poldark on Masterpiece Heather Durrells in Corfu Poldark on Master- The Woman in American ^ PBS nancial Solutions Headley piece White Read A unique approach to dealing No one knows you better Mingle with people who enjoy WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! College Football Notre Dame vs Navy. (N) News Phantom Gourmet Rizzoli & Isles “Part- with others will give you the than you know yourself. Make the same things you do. Your $ CBS Fortune ners in Crime” upper hand. Have a plan in choices based on what you imagination will flourish if you want, not on what others are surround yourself with people WCVB News- Chronicle College Football Texas at Oklahoma State. No. 6 Texas aims to extend its News- Inside Person of Interest place and be ready to execute % ABC Center 5 unbeaten run in Big 12 play when it faces 4-3 Oklahoma State. (N) Center 5 Edition “Triggerman” asking for. You can be kind who are just as original as you it with finesse. WBTS 1st Look Rescue Dateline NBC “The Halloween Party” The Saturday Night Live News Saturday Night Live SNL 1st Look without accepting something are. Romance is highlighted. * NBC search for a missing woman. “Bill Hader; Hozier” at 11 you don’t want. WFXT College MLB 2018 World Series Boston Red Sox at Los Angeles Dodgers. Boston Boston Hell’s Kitchen Just for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 9 FOX Extra Pregame Game 4 action. (N) News 25 Laughs Don’t ignore the facts. Listen ARIES (March 21-April 19) Others’ actions should not WUTF “Spy Kids: All the Según Según ››› The Town (2010) Ben Affleck. Una mujer no sabe›››‡ The Departed (2006) Leonardo carefully and consider the Consider your options, put disrupt your plans. Make your = UMA Time in the World” Bibi (N) Bibi (N) que su nuevo galán es un ladrón de bancos. DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Jack Nicholson. your plans in place and move position clear and be pre- WSBK Big Bang Big Bang WBZ News 8p (N) ›› Wind Chill (2007, Horror) Emily Blunt, Seinfeld Seinfeld How I Met How I Met Mike & motives behind others’ words F MNT Theory Theory Ashton Holmes, Martin Donovan. Molly or actions. Protect your heart forward with energy and en- pared to do your own thing. WGBX Ed Sullivan’s Rock The Carpenters: Close to You & Christ- NOVA Building a Native America (N) Austin City Limits NOVA and use common sense when thusiasm. You’ll get the most Arguing will be a waste of time L PBS and Roll Classics mas Memories (My Music Presents) supersonic airliner. “Brandi Carlile” (N) dealing with joint ventures. out of something you accom- and energy. WWJE Dallas SWAT Dallas SWAT Manhunt- Manhunt- Manhunt- Manhunt- Call 911 Call 911 Dead Again “Key Drugs, plish by yourself. R JN ers ers ers ers Witness” Inc. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) WLVI Last Man Last Man Charmed “Pilot” Charmed “Let This 7 News at 10PM on Modern Modern Family Family True CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Breathe easy and follow X CW Standing Standing Mother Out” CW56 (N) Family Family Guy Guy Crime Don’t restrict yourself. It’s time Someone from your past will through. Don’t let someone TELE ›› Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters ››‡ The Wolverine (2013, Acción) Hugh Titulares Decisio- Decisiones Ex- Programa to loosen up and have some offer something unexpected- else’s emotional whim stand ¨ TELE (2013) Jeremy Renner, Gemma Arterton. Jackman, Hiroyuki Sanada. y Más nes tremas fun. Get together with old ly. Don’t feel guilty or be re- in your way. Move on to the WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order friends or socialize with peo- sistant. What’s given in good things you enjoy doing most. CABLE STATIONS ple who can offer you mental faith will help both you and Romance will enhance your (5:00) Live PD “Live Live PD: Rewind (N) Live PD “Live PD -- 10.27.18” Riding along with law enforcement. Live PD Riding along with law or physical stimulation. the donor. life. A&E PD -- 10.19.18” (N) enforcement. ›› Friday the 13th (1980, Horror) Betsy ›‡ Friday the 13th, Part 2 (1981, Horror) ›‡ Friday the 13th - Part III (1982, Horror) Friday AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) AMC Palmer, Adrienne King. Amy Steel, John Furey. 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Some would start with must shift to a low club. If West (5:55) ››‡ “It’s ›››‡ The Post (2017, Historical Drama) Boxing Daniel Jacobs vs. Sergiy Derevyanchenko. REAL Sports With HBO Complicated” ‘R’ Meryl Streep. ‘PG-13’ From New York. (N) Bryant Gumbel who appeared in several tele- four spades, but the hand has has the king, everything works. Counting Counting Counting Cars Supercharged “Harleys, Trans Ams & Model T’s” Counting Counting Counting Cars Supercharged vision shows, said, “My mother no singleton, and if the oppo- But if West has the queen, de- HIST Cars Cars Brann Dailor; Marc-André Fleury. (N) Cars Cars used to get up every morning nents have a lot of points, they clarer must be forced to guess. (6:00) “Killer Under Zombie at 17 (2018) Laurie Fortier. 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Dream Door (N) spades after West leads the with the diamond king, East (5:30) ›› “Horrible Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Guest Guest ›› Monster-in-Law TBS fourth-highest diamond three? cashes the diamond ace and Bosses 2” Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Theory Frontal Book Book (2005) South has a good hand for a looks closely at his partner’s (5:30) ›› “Suicide ››› Iron Man 3 (2013) Robert Downey Jr. A powerful ››› Iron Man (2008, Action) Robert Downey Jr. A Rush TNT Squad” (2016) enemy tests Tony Stark’s true mettle. billionaire dons an armored suit to fight criminals. Hour pre-empt these days, but that card. Here, it is the two, show- NCIS An explosion NCIS A therapist is NCIS “Viral” NCIS “Shell Game” NCIS A petty officer NCIS Marine is at- NCIS happens occasionally, espe- ing that West started with a USA occurs on an oil rig. murdered. is found murdered. tacked in his home. cially at unfavorable vulnera- five-card suit. 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CROSSWORD EVENING TV LISTINGS SUNDAY’S TV OCTOBER 28, 2018 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 BROADCAST STATIONS WGBH Downton Abbey on Durrells in Corfu Poldark on Master- The Woman in The Great American Rick Steves’ Heart Age Fix- ^ PBS Masterpiece piece (N) White (N) Read (N) of Italy Youn WBZ 60 Minutes (N) God Friended Me NCIS: Los Angeles Madam Secretary News Sports Final OT (N) Joel Paid $ CBS “Unfriended” (N) “Pro Se” (N) “Requiem” (N) Osteen Program WCVB America’s Funniest Dancing With the Shark Tank (N) The Alec Baldwin News- SportsCen- Soledad Person of Interest % ABC Home Videos (N) Stars: Juniors (N) Show (N) Center 5 ter 5 O’Brien “Bury the Lede” WBTS Football Night in America (N) NFL Football New Orleans Saints at Minnesota Vikings. (N) News NBC 10 Access * NBC at 11 Sports WFXT NFL The OT 2018 World Series Boston Red Sox at Los Angeles Dodgers. Boston NFL GameDay TMZ (N) 9 FOX Football (N) Game 5 action. (If necessary). 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A factory worker TNT Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow. “Honor” (N) “Honor” begins to think he’s really a spy. Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Modern Modern Modern Modern Law & USA cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Family Family Family Family Order (6:00) ›› “Next ›‡ Friday After Next (2002, Comedy) Ice T.I. & Tiny: Friends Love & Hip Hop: Black Ink Crew Black Ink VH1 Friday” (2000) Cube, Mike Epps, John Witherspoon. and Family Hustle Hollywood Crew B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018 Israel’s Netanyahu pays surprise visit to Oman By Ilan Ben Zion region, opting to stay on stantive peace talks for the head of Mossad, Isra- and Aya Batrawy the sidelines of the rivalry the past decade. While el’s intelligence agency, ASSOCIATED PRESS between the two regional President Donald Trump his national security ad- powerhouses. has promised a Mideast viser, his Foreign Ministry JERUSALEM — Israeli Netanyahu and Sul- peace plan, U.S. relations director, and other defense Prime Minister Benjamin tan Qaboos issued a joint with the Palestinians have officials. Netanyahu on Friday re- statement saying the two deteriorated and his ef- Sultan Qaboos has man- turned from an unan- sides “discussed ways to forts to produce the “Deal aged to steer his country nounced visit to Oman, the advance the Middle East of the Century” have so far through choppy region- two countries confirmed, peace process and dis- proven fruitless. al politics with a policy of meeting the Gulf state’s cussed a number of is- The Palestinians cut non-interference, helping leader in the first visit of sues of mutual interest to ties with the U.S. after the broker the release of West- its kind in over 20 years. achieve peace and stabili- White House recognized ern hostages in Yemen and The surprise visit was ty in the Middle East.” Jerusalem as Israel’s cap- providing a back door for an important accomplish- While Oman’s influence ital and then moved the communications between ment for the Israeli lead- over Israel and the Pal- American embassy there Washington and Tehran er, who frequently boasts estinians is limited, its in May. The U.S. has also under the Obama admin- of warming behind-the- unique regional position cut funding to the U.N. istration. Although it is a scenes contacts with Gulf could enable it to play a big- agency for Palestinian ref- member of the Saudi-led Arab states. But there ger role mediating between PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ugees and shuttered the six-nation Gulf Cooperation were few concrete details Israel and archenemy Iran. Netanyahu visited Sultan Qaboos bin Said in Palestinian Liberation Or- Council, it did not join the on his talks with Oman’s Israel has repeatedly Oman. Israel and Oman do not have diplomatic ganization office in Wash- kingdom in its boycott of Sultan Qaboos bin Said. expressed concern about relations. ington. All have further Qatar or the war in Yemen. The sultanate has long Iran’s military activities alienated the Palestinians. Netanyahu has repeat- had a low-key role in fos- and support for Shiite mi- he had been invited by the mon Peres visited in 1996. The U.S. has not released edly stated in recent years tering negotiations be- litias in neighboring Syria sultan after lengthy com- A senior Palestinian details of the plan, but it is that Israel has developed tween the Israelis and and warned that it will not munications. Oman state official said the sultan widely expected to include good relations with several Palestinians. Days before allow Iran to maintain a TV carried images of the had offered to play a role a role for Saudi Arabia Arab states, despite a lack Netanyahu’s visit, Pal- permanent military pres- two leaders meeting and mediating between the and other Gulf states. of official ties. But he rare- estinian President Mah- ence in Syria. In recent Netanyahu shared a vid- Palestinians and Israelis, Arab states, including ly publicizes these contacts moud Abbas also visited months, Israel has carried eo of his visit on his offi- and that Abbas had said Oman, remain public- or identifies his partners. Oman, raising the possi- out a number of strikes on cial social media accounts, he welcomes any “mean- ly committed to calls for In the lead-up to Friday’s bility that Oman might be Iranian positions in Syria. calling it “a special visit to ingful” peace process. But a Palestinian state with surprise visit to Oman, trying to help revive nego- In addition, U.S. sanc- Oman — making history!” the official said the visit east Jerusalem as its cap- there have been signs that tiations or push forward a tions on Iran are to soon go Israel and Oman do not was mostly connected to ital. Oman has joined a Israel’s behind the scenes troubled U.S. peace plan. into effect after the Trump have diplomatic relations. Oman’s “regional role.” chorus of Arab countries dialogue with Arab states Oman, which sits on the administration, with Israel is only officially rec- The official spoke on that have strongly con- is becoming more public. southeastern tip of the strong Israeli support, ognized by two Arab states condition of anonymity demned Israel’s killing of In February, Oman’s for- Arabian Peninsula, with backed out of the interna- — Egypt and Jordan. because he was not autho- Palestinians in Gaza pro- eign minister made a rare Saudi Arabia to its north tional nuclear agreement The meeting was the rized to discuss the matter tests that erupted in May visit by an Arab official and Iran to its east, also with Iran negotiated by the first between leaders of with the media. and continued Friday. to Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa has a long record of be- Obama administration. the two countries since Israel and the Palestin- Netanyahu and his wife mosque compound and to ing a quiet broker in the Netanyahu’s office said then-Prime Minister Shi- ians have not held sub- were joined on the trip by the West Bank. 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By Suzan Fraser atrocious event took place Saudi statements seeking While Saudi Arabia has and Christopher in Turkey,” said Turkish to dodge responsibility for been the focus of wide- Torchia Justice Minister Abdul- a crime that caused global spread condemnation, ASSOCIATED PRESS hamit Gul. outrage. Turkey has seen its for- Saudi Arabia has re- Hours after Erdogan’s ANKARA, Turkey — Tur- tunes rise as it showcases turned suspects to Tur- speech, Khashoggi’s fi- its investigative mettle key on Friday intensified its key before. The stakes ancée Hatice Cengiz told demands for Saudi Arabia with leaks of evidence to are much higher in the HaberTurk, a Turkish media outlets and an ef- to extradite 18 suspects in Khashoggi case, however, news channel, about her the killing of journalist Ja- fort to steer international as some of those impli- pain since he disappeared revulsion over the killing. mal Khashoggi, a call that cated are close to Crown after entering the consul- It is something of a turn- is likely to be met with re- Prince Mohammed bin ate. around for Turkey, which sistance from the kingdom Salman, the kingdom’s “I found myself in a dark- was recently sparring and could escalate tensions heir apparent whose con- ness I cannot express,” between the U.S.-allied re- demnation of the killing Cengiz said. She described with the U.S. and other gional powers. failed to ease suspicions how she had accompanied Western countries, even Khashoggi’s Turkish fi- that he was involved. Khashoggi, 59, to the con- though differences among ancée, meanwhile, gave Turkish prosecutors sulate and waited outside the allies remain. an anguished and tearful want the suspects to face while, she thought, he “We have given and con- TV interview in which prosecution for “premed- was getting paperwork for tinue to give information she said she keeps asking itated killing executed their planned marriage. and documents to anyone herself if she had missed with fiendish sentiments He never came out. who is curious, although some signs and should or by causing torment,” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “I still have questions not the originals,” Erdo- have prevented him from according to the Anadolu that I cannot answer,” said gan said of the Khashoggi entering the Saudi Con- The Saudi officials suspected of killing journal- agency. ist Jamal Khashoggi in their Istanbul consulate Cengiz, who shed tears file. “We gave them to Sau- sulate in Istanbul on Oct. “The reasoning behind at times in the interview. di Arabia also. They all 2 — questions that she must reveal the location of his body, Turkey’s the extradition request President Erdogan said Friday. “Did I miss something? get shocked when they see says she cannot answer. is that Jamal Khashoggi Did I not notice some- the information and doc- The Istanbul chief pros- was murdered in Turkey thing?” 15-member hit squad was will methodically increase uments. The expressions ecutor’s office submitted a by Saudi nationals who Cengiz said she has not they use are very interest- request for Saudi Arabia sent to Istanbul to kill the pressure on Saudi Arabia traveled to Turkey for this received any condolence ing. Because the issue is to hand over the suspects journalist, a onetime Sau- even as the kingdom floats specific purpose,” a se- call from Saudi officials af- not an ordinary issue.” in the killing, and the di insider who became a conflicting statements in a nior Turkish official said, ter the death of Khashog- Erdogan has shared in- Turkey’s Foreign Minis- critic of Prince Moham- vain and often clumsy at- speaking on condition of gi, who left Saudi Arabia formation on the inves- try will formally notify anonymity because he was med and was a columnist tempt to end the crisis. for self-imposed exile in tigation with Canadian the kingdom, Turkey’s not authorized to talk to for The Washington Post. “There is no point in be- the United States a year Prime Minister Justin state-run Anadolu news the media. Turkish President Recep ing too hasty,” Erdogan ago. On Thursday, one of agency reported. The Sau- Turkey’s judicial sys- Tayyip Erdogan has said said in an address to rul- the journalist’s sons, Salah Trudeau, Turkish officials di government has said it tem is better equipped to the three others in the ing party leaders. Khashoggi, flew with his in the president’s office arrested and would itself serve the cause of justice group of 18 who were de- He added that the Sau- family from Saudi Arabia said on condition of ano- punish 18 people for what in this case, the official tained in Saudi Arabia dis who killed Khashoggi to the U.S. nymity, in line with regu- it described as a rogue said, adding: “The court were consulate employees. must reveal the location of Prince Mohammed has lations. In a telephone call operation by officials who proceedings in Turkey will Erdogan said Friday his body. condemned the killing, but Friday, the two agreed on killed Khashoggi in the be open to international that Turkey would reveal Saudi prosecutors have critics suspect a cover-up the need for “all aspects of consulate. observers in order to en- more evidence about the said evidence from Tur- designed to protect him, the murder” to be exposed “We expect our request sure the greatest level of killing but was not in any key indicates that the noting that he has tight and for the killers to be (for the suspects’) return transparency.” rush to do so, indicating killing was premeditated, control over the day-to- brought to account, the of- to be fulfilled because this Turkey alleges a that Turkish authorities a change from previous day affairs of the kingdom. ficials said.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS THIS WEEK LYNN B: Edwin Gallego & Jacqueline Forte Gallego S: Jessica Hillsberg 27 ACORN ST S: George Paul $235,000 76 WASHINGTON ST SELLING YOUR HOME? B: F J Melgar-Vasquez 14 HERSCHEL ST $498,000 If you want an honest opinion of value, S: Martin O Abada $352,000 B: Josue Gomez & Everildo J B: Brenda Deleon & Maynor Mauricio call JOHN or MIKE CONNOR. 17 APPLETON ST Macarino S: Helen Vasilopoulos & Spiros $390,000 S: John R Conner Vasilopoulos FREE SERVICE B: Gina M Brazil & Arthur T Couto S: Joanne D Rigol Tr, Tr for 17 24 INTERVALE ST LYNNFIELD Appleton Street RT $340,000 B: Manuel A Guerrero CONNORREALESTATE.COM 50 B ST S: Joan E Stroup Tr, Tr for Stroup 8 LONGBOW RD $455,000 RT $662,000 PEABODY 26 JORDAN RD Baldi B: Eyder S Lopez & Michael Pirir B: Qingyi Yu & Zhao Qin $380,000 S: James W Ryan & Lorri A Ryan S: Diana P Chapdelaine & 98 LAIGHTON ST S: Gino A Depalma B: Edward C Neri & Nancy J Neri William F Chapdelaine $650,000 10 ALLEN ROAD EXT S: Baletsa Mercy Est & 26 GREAT WOODS RD B: Affordable Housing Assoc 580 LOWELL ST $635,000 Stephanie Zubal $381,000 44 BAY VIEW AVE S: Neighborhood Development $710,000 B: Brian A Dunn & Lori D Dunn B: Diane J Avola & Lawrence $440,000 B: Christopher George & Kathryn S: C Langong-Eberhart Tr, Tr for 460 LOWELL ST Herrence Jr B: Centerboard Inc 24 LINWOOD ST Jinks Langone RT $435,500 S: William G Collins & Phyllis E S: Kenneth M Nelson $405,000 S: Brian Polizzotti & Kelli B: Ang Eam & Chandavy Eam Mcdonald B: Muhammad Qazafi Polizzotti 11 ANTHONY RD S: Paul B Robinson Tr, Tr for 460 20 BRIMBLECOM ST S: Jack S Giardina & Karen $355,000 Lowell Street NT 8 GUARD STREET EXT $300,000 Giardina MARBLEHEAD B: Anthony J Caron & Danielle M $393,000 B: Mass Property Buyers LLC Caron 260-B LYNNFIELD ST B: Alexandre Oliveira S: Chakreotes Mary Est & Mary 14-18 MARION ST U:4 S: Marilyn A Lord $159,223 S: Donelda M Millar & Jenifer A Chakreotes $220,000 147 FRONT ST U:9 B: David Seymour Tr, Tr for 260B Sannizzaro B: Carlos J Alcantara $800,000 64 CENTRAL ST U:3 Lynnfield St RT 38 BROWNS AVE U:38 S: Joshua Rankins B: Ruth Estrich $230,500 S: Alexander F Przybylski & 41 HAMMERSMITH DR $340,000 S: Johan D Hourian & James J B: Marilyn Lord Michelle A Przybylski $705,000 B: Jose L Aguilar & Ena I Yanes 46 MICHIGAN AVE Hourihan 3rd S: Michelle M Lima B: Tuyen T Tran & Trang T Tran S: Esperanza Mata & Jose M Mata $304,200 43 MAIN ST S: Dean R Souza & Jessicaa B: Dylan E Cashman & Erica 2 MILL POND 14 CLEARWATER RD $550,000 Souza 25-27 BURRILL AVE Cashman $1,800,000 $750,000 B: Peabody Theater LLC $387,000 S: Jacqueline Dyer B: Hadley Maclean Tr, Tr for 2 Mill B: Ashley J Lambresa & Paolo G S: 43 Main St&3 1/2 Littles 29 SAVILLE ST B: Cheryl Francis & Glynn E Pond RT Lambresa $460,000 Francis 28 MOUNT PLEASANT ST S: Laura D Leeson & Robert S: Janice M Mondalto & Mark W 2 OAK LEAF WAY U:2 B: Nicholas C Botto & Ellen M S: Oneil Muriel R Est & Muriel R $300,000 Leeson 3rd Mondalto $207,366 Reardon Oneil B: Jose R Ordonnez B: Michael J Robinson S: Darin D Crozzier & Jennifer S: Judy A Johnson 73 NAUGUS AVE 4 DENNIS ST S: Michelle M Campanella Lee-Crozier 23 DEER PARK $2,610,000 $178,740 $550,000 34-38 MUNROE ST B: Corey Strohmeyer & Karl B: Boston City LLC 5 SPARROW LN B: David Bastien & Nastasia $3,000,000 Strohmeyer S: Bank Of America NA $510,000 SWAMPSCOTT Sihah B: CRP&PE Munroe St Owner S: Hadley A Maclean B: Danielle Marino & Joseph S: Ernesto Quiles & Anna Yee S: Munroe Partners LLC 6 ESSEX CENTER DR U:211 Marino 99 NAUGUS AVE $100,000 S: Brian A Dunn & Lori D Dunn 11 EDGEHILL RD 71 DEN QUARRY RD 7 OAKVILLE ST $550,000 B: Northsore Aesthetics Grp $440,000 $395,000 $496,000 B: Hanover Court LLC S: N Peter Hjorth Tr, Tr for P&M RT 240 WASHINGTON ST B: Tariana V Little & Jonas Mayer B: Stephen A Assad & Marguerite B: Robert W Castro & Norma S: Jonathan Lunt Tr, Tr for Lunt FT $550,000 S: Andrea Quilty & John L Bova Castro 26 GARDNER ST B: Joseph A Coluntino Jr & Settipane S: Lauren Condon S: Jorge A Baiza & Irma I Pizarrop 11 PICKWICK RD $490,000 Rebecca L Coluntino $890,000 B: Scott R Allison S: Philip J Sudenfield 8 ESSEX ST 27 FEARLESS AVE 38 ONEIDA ST B: Allison N Shannon & Michael S: Robert Babiarz & Sandra J $265,000 $485,000 $608,000 H Shannon Babiarz SAUGUS B: Giro Dibiase B: Juliana S Silva B: Justin P Graham & Kate L S: Eugene A Ayott & Sarah S: David P Mackeough LLC Tr, Tr S: Yanira E Chicas & Walter M Graham Donnellan 23 HANCOCK ST for 8 Essex Street RT Reyes S: Yam Q Quen $551,250 3 APPLE LN 34 SHETLAND RD B: Elias Siopis $545,000 94 GREENWOOD AVE 2 FRANKLIN STREET CT 27 PHILLIPS AVE $545,000 S: Derek T Robertson B: Nicole Carter $400,000 $290,500 $15,000 B: QBC LLC S: Turin E Sheila Est & Douglas B: Erete Bloom & Peter G Brown B: Vladimir Issaint B: Edward Gathii S: Timothy A Whelan & Lourdes 28 HERRICK RD R Mellor S: Susan W Brown S: Angel Sanchez S: Angela Wanjiru-Gathii M Whelen $435,000 B: Anthony Ragusa & Jennifer 358 CENTRAL ST 225 HUMPHREY ST U:5 38 GROVE ST 27 PHILLIPS AVE NAHANT Ragusa $510,000 $1,749,000 $571,000 $63,000 S: Ashley J Cordeiro & Paolo G B: Don Q Real Estate Dev B: David Portnoy & Renee B: Esperanza Mata & Jose Mata B: Edward N Gathii Lambresa S: Carman Monttefusco Tr, Tr for Portnoy S: Felicita D Rodriguez & Jose H S: Michael Kabachia 109 LITTLE NAHANT RD C&G RT S: Jonathan S Lederman Tr, Tr for Rodriguez $2,850,000 3 HIGHLAND PARK Ocean Watch 5 T 10 SAUNDERS RD B: Edward Price & Carloann $465,000 4 FERNCLIFF AVE 10 HENRY AVE $429,000 Price B: Ricardo Santa & Rosanna Santa $610,000 Source: Banker and Tradesman, $406,700 B: Bryan Finocchio & Salvatore S: Jean M Berteaux S: Natalie A Maga B: Grazielle W Baldi & Mark J bakerandtradesman.com U.S. metros are seeing slower home price growth as housing market cools

By Steve Brown erated pace this year due price appreciation is still THE DALLAS to rising mortgage rates,” accelerating in some met- MORNING NEWS Daren Blomquist, senior ro areas, including San vice president at Attom Jose; Boise, Idaho; Las Home price growth is Data Solutions, said in Vegas; San Francisco and slowing in almost half of the report. “Markets not Atlanta, the latest hous- the major U.S. housing experiencing this price ap- ing study finds. markets. preciation cool down may The Dallas-Fort Worth And the average nation- area was called out by re- have more of an afford- wide homeownership ten- searchers at Attom Data ability cushion to work ure increased in the third with, but some are in dan- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Solutions as one of the ar- quarter to an all-time high eas where home apprecia- ger of overheating if home of 8.23 years. The annual rate of home sales has dropped 15.3 percent since May, elim- price gains continue to In the D-FW area av- inating much of the strength in sales from the first five months of 2018. tion is decelerating after years of value gains. run hot.” erage time owners have North Texas home prices The D-FW area has had stayed in a house is 7.49 were less than 6 percent the largest percentage years, “a new all-time high U.S. average mortgage rates higher in the third quar- increase of home prices for as long as we have ter than they were in the of any U.S. metro area. data,” Blomquest said. go up; 30-year at 4.86 percent same period last year, At- North Texas median home Homeowners who did tom Data found. In third prices are now 86 percent decide to sell their prop- ahead of where they were erties on average saw THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 4.86 percent this week vestors worried about in- quarter 2017, D-FW home prices were up more than a decade ago before the $61,232 in gains since from 4.85 percent last terest rates as well as trade housing market crash, At- they purchased the prop- Long-term U.S. mortgage week. A year ago, it stood tensions between the U.S. 12 percent annually. tom Data says. erty — the largest profits rates edged slightly higher at 3.94 percent. and China, and slowing Along with D-FW, Los Houston and San Anto- since 2007, Attom Data this week amid continued The average rate on 15- economies outside the U.S. Angeles, Chicago, Houston nio are also on the list of anxiety in financial mar- year, fixed-rate loans rose to As of Wednesday, the S&P and Miami were identified finds. kets as interest rates rise. 4.29 percent this week from 500 index had plunged 9.4 as markets where home cities that have seen the All-cash purchases ac- Home borrowing rates 4.26 percent last week. percent in just three weeks, cost increases are also greatest residential ap- counted for 27 percent of remain at their high- Anxiety over rising in- with two separate six-day dwindling. preciation since the Great total U.S. single-family est levels in more than terest rates, which stem losing streaks. It hadn’t “The continued slow- Recession. home and condo sales in seven years, with the key from strength in the econ- had a streak of losses that down in the rate of home Median home prices the third quarter. 30-year rate approach- omy, has buffeted financial long since November 2016. price appreciation nation- are now higher than they And only 11.6 percent ing 5 percent. Mortgage markets in recent weeks The combination of high- wide and in many local were before the economic of all U.S. single-family buyer Freddie Mac said and spilled over into the er borrowing costs and in- markets is a rational re- downturn in almost 70 home and condo sales in Thursday the rate on 30- housing market. creasing home prices has sponse to worsening home percent of the markets At- the third quarter were year, fixed-rate mortgages Stocks have swooned over made home ownership affordability — which has tom Data tracks. distressed properties — ticked up to an average the last three weeks as in- less affordable. deteriorated at an accel- And the rate of home an 11-year low. ed , 3½ t, Unit 408 kitchen. Central baths. Nore master air conditionin LYNN $369,000 suite. g. Comple Directions: Hunte Front to back tely renovated Western family room living room. 3 bedro Colonial on to Cooper to Heaths CourtAve 781-599-1 . Sliders to oms, 2 full quiet cul-de-s 3 Manson lawn. 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