MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 Thankfully, it ends tomorrow By Gayla Cawley age of 21 and lifting the cap on charter Before that, he served on Saugus Town ITEM STAFF schools. Meeting and the Board of Selectmen. He has lived in Saugus for 40 years and Tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 8, after a A choice in Saugus contentious election season, voters will is a third generation business owner of nally head to the polls to choose their Voters in the 9th Essex District, which the Kowloon Restaurant on Route 1. next president and more locally, their encompasses precincts 1, 2, 4-9 in Sau- Migliore, 25, is a Saugus native. next state representative and sheriff. gus; precincts 1, 2, 3 and 7 in Wake eld In her former job as a district repre- They’ll also be presented with four and Ward 1 precincts 1 and 2 in Lynn, sentative for U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton ballot questions. The two that have will decide to either re-elect state Rep. (D-Mass.), she served as a liaison to garnered the most statewide discus- Donald Wong (R-Saugus) or choose his the U.S. Department of Labor. sion center around legalizing recre- challenger Democrat Jennifer Migliore. ational marijuana for adults over the Wong, 64, has held his seat since 2011. ELECTION, A7

ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Construction of apartment buildings in West Lynn, like St. Stephen’s Tower apartments on Pleasant Street, would no longer be built under a proposed zoning change. Councilors ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Sandra Lewis, left, and Christine Ne- als from the Lynn Area Chamber of look down on Commerce handle the rst coat do- nations for the Kids Coat Drive. Lynn zoning Chamber By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF warming up LYNN — If two city councilors get their way, construction of apartment buildings in West Lynn will be a lot more dif cult. “We are trying to maintain the integrity of to children our neighborhood,” said Jay Walsh, Ward 7 By Michele Durgin city councilor. “We want some say in what gets FOR THE ITEM built in a district that consists of mostly one- and two-family homes.” LYNN — Eight-year-old Eddie Lewis, a On Tuesday, Nov. 29, the Planning Board will student at Callahan Elementary School, hold a public hearing to consider a controver- came home from class recently and in- sial zoning change that would limit new home formed his mom, Sandra Lewis, that some construction to one- or two-family dwellings. of his classmates didn’t have warm jackets If approved, developers would be required to to wear on the increasingly cooler days. seek approval from the City Council for any- He went on to tell her that he felt bad about thing larger. it and wondered if there was something he But the proposal is expected to face opposi- could do to help his friends in need. Lewis tion from developers who say the plan would told her son she would look into the problem Namaste in the halt multi-family home building in West Lynn and, hopefully, come up with a solution. at a time when demand is strong and the city’s Within a few days, Sandra, who is the revitalization is underway. Membership Manager at the Lynn Area Pinkham Building “This idea would be bad for Lynn,” said Mi- Chamber of Commerce, worked out a plan chael Procopio, co-owner of Procopio Enterpris- and she had the full support of her co-work- Shanel es Inc. “The city is in the midst of a renaissance, ers, Communications Manager Christine Anderson, and part of that is due to good development. Neals and Chamber President, Leslie Gould. the own- Changing the zoning would put a stop to that. “We are happy to announce that we are It seems to be a little reactionary and a not-in- BY BILL BROTHERTON er of Soul sponsoring a Kids Coat Drive and would be City Yoga, my-back-yard kind of thing.” thrilled to get donations of new coats, hats, LYNN —There’s no place like om for Shanel An- works with The Saugus-based company recently opened mittens, gloves and scarves for school age derson. one of her Needhams Landing, a 42-unit luxury water- youngsters,” said Gould. “ When Sandra told The Lynn native recently opened the city’s rst students, front apartment complex near the General us that there were children in need of win- yoga studio in the sun-drenched Suite 212 of the Courtney Electric Co. River Works. They have approvals ter coats and hats we were anxious to get Lydia Pinkham Building on Western Avenue. Maribito, in for two apartment buildings on Fairmont Ave- this going.” Soul City Yoga is off to a blissful start, as word her studio nue that would contain 100 units. The drive will run until Nov. 30, although spreads about the classes and workshops Ander- in the Walsh said the zoning, which dates back to Lewis said they would not turn away any the 1920s, when homes were needed to house son and her seven instructors lead seven days a Lydia donations that came in later than that. GE workers, must be updated. week. Pinkham The women have set up drop off locations “Given the real estate explosion in Lynn, de- “Other than classes outdoors at Red Rock and a Building. at several area businesses, including East few other places, everyone in Lynn doing yoga was velopers are gobbling up parcels everywhere Boston Savings Bank, 335 Broadway, Lynn, doing it outside of Lynn,” said Anderson, a 2002 and building apartment buildings that don’t t Eastern Bank, 112 Market St., Lynn, Salem English High graduate. “It blows my mind mine ITEM PHOTO | the neighborhood,” he said. “We just want to Five, 450 Paradise Rd. in Swampscott and is the rst yoga studio in Lynn. There was never OWEN O’ROURKE have a say in any new construction and these the Chamber’s of ce located at 583 Chest- a question if Lynn was ready for this. We’ve had a new buildings should certainly not be built as nut St. very organic start.” of right without input from neighbors.” COAT DRIVE, A7 YOGA, A7 ZONING, A7

From left, INSIDE designer Feeding off Michael In Marblehead Frechet, an idea in Salem It’s a family affair at Selvin Cham- Our Lady Star bers, execu- By Gayla Cawley of the Sea. A3 tive director ITEM STAFF LOOK! of Root, SALEM — Root is a new Salem-based social enter- Steve Miller Jennifer prise focused on changing the narrative for at-risk turns Lynn into Eddy, founder youth by teaching them work and life skills through ‘Swingtown.’ A8 of Root and food service training. Sam Hunt, Selvin Chambers, executive director of Root, said In Sports master chef, the nonpro t, based at Shetland Park, is focused on St. Mary’s Girls look at plans providing workforce employment opportunities for soccer advances in for the new 16- to 24-year-old at-risk youth on the North Shore. tournament in kitchen at 35 He said the focus is to help them use food as a vehicle overtime. B1 Congress St. to train them to be employable. in Salem. The program, which is expected to begin in April, Swampscott girls 2017, lasts about 16 weeks, where participants will soccer handles ITEM PHOTO | Stoneham in OWEN O’ROURKE ROOT, A3 tournament. B1

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 49° VOL. 138, ISSUE 286 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 35° POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HEALTH ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 OBITUARIES

Philip J. Cronin, 65 John H. Dingle II Barbara J. Bloom, 80

SALEM — Philip J. gan Cronin, all of WAREHAM — Mr. John Henry Boston and Aliesha Jilani and DUBLIN, Ohio — Major Bar- ing in New York. Survived by her Cronin, 65, of Salem Boxford; his brother, Dingle II, died unexpectedly her husband Omer of Milton. bara Jean Bloom, age 80, siblings, Ruth Durant, Norman passed away unex- Edward Cronin of on Friday, Nov. 4, at Tobey Hos- He also is survived by his five of Dublin, Ohio, died Nov. 2, and Ronald Bloom, all of Lynn. pectedly on Oct. 31, Hubbardston; two pital in Wareham. He was the grandchildren. Mr. Dingle was 2016. Retired from the Salva- Preceded in death by siblings, 2016. Son of the sisters, Elizabeth Mc- husband of Suzanne (Payzant) the brother of the late Peter tion Army where she had an Richard, William and Robert late Edward and Rita Givern and her Hus- Dingle. Dingle. active ministry in the U.S. and Bloom and Marie Roberts. (Coughlin) Cronin, band James of Dan- Born in Melrose, he was the Service Information: Rel- Canada. Graduate of Lynn Service information: Inter- Phil was born and vers and Janet Flynn son of the late John Henry atives and friends are invit- Classical High School, Mercy ment at Otterbein Cemetery, raised in Peabody and her husband and May (Murphy) Dingle. He ed to attend visiting hours College of Nursing as a Regis- Westerville, OH. Condolenc- and graduated from Paul of Peabody, and retired from Pan American as in the BISBEE-PORCELLA tered Nurse and the Salvation es at morelandfuneralhome. St. Peter’s High School in several nieces and nephews. a crew chief of ground service Funeral Home, 549 Lincoln Army College for officers train- com. Gloucester in 1969. He was predeceased by his after 25 years of service. A Ave., Saugus, on Tuesday Phil settled in Salem and brother Neil Cronin, his sister U.S. Army veteran, Mr. Dingle from 4-8 p.m. A funeral ser- was employed by National Joyce Cunney and his child- was also a member of the vice will be held in the funer- Grid (Boston Gas, Keyspan) hood friend Keith “The Big Saugus Elks and Saugus VFW. al home on Wednesday at 11 from 1978 until the time of Ape” Richardson. Phil’s family Mr. Dingle leaves behind a.m. Interment at Wyoming Virginia M. Cronin, 86 his death. Phil loved the City takes comfort in knowing that his four children; John Cemetery in Melrose. 1930-2016 of Salem and was a kind soul he has reunited with his loved Dingle III of Beverly, Mi- For directions and who genuinely enjoyed helping ones in Heaven. chael Dingle of Saugus, condolences www.Bis- LYNN — Virginia a Lynn day program his neighbors in the commu- Service information: His Wendy Corthell of South beePorcella.com. “Ginny” Cronin, 86, for developmentally nity whenever the opportuni- visiting hours will be held lifelong resident of challenged adults. ty arose. Phil had a passion at the MURPHY Funeral Lynn, died peaceful- She remained fierce- for music and New England Home, 85 Federal St. (cor- ly at Peter Sanborn ly independent, feisty sports teams, and was an ner of North Street) Salem Mary E. Sweeter, 56 Place in Reading, Fri- and fun-loving until extremely talented chef and on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, day, Nov. 4. She was recent months when gardener. from 4-8 p.m. His funeral the loving wife of the dementia at last pre- Phil leaves behind his wife service will be held at Mur- late George P. Cronin. vailed. She loved her of 44 years, Jennifer (DeMau- phy Funeral Home on Thurs- PEABODY — Mary to small shows, and She was the beloved family, gardening, the ro) Cronin, as well as his two day, Nov. 10, 2016 at 11 a.m. E. (Hanna) Sweeter, rock music. She en- aunt of Cynthia Poor of Bos- ocean and, most of all, dogs. children, Jeremy Cronin and Burial in Greenlawn Ceme- 56, beloved wife of joyed to dress up and ton; Edward “Ted” and Carole In January, she moved to Pe- his wife Lisa of Boxford, and tery, Salem. Relatives and Kevin Sweeter, died decorate for Hallow- Carritte of Lynn; Gail Petroc- ter Sanborn Place in Reading, Maria Cronin of Salem and friends are respectfully invit- peacefully at her een and Christmas. cione of Danvers; Patricia where she made new friends her fiancée, Jodi Bourgeois of ed to attend. For additional home after a brief She is survived by Mitchell of Newington, N.H.; and received loving care Burlington; his three grand- information please call 978- battle with cancer, on her husband Kev- John Carritte of San Fran- from their gifted staff. Ginny’s children whom he adored, 744-0497 or visit www.Mur- Friday, Nov. 4, 2016, in Sweeter of Pea- cisco, Calif.; Steven Poor of family will ever be grateful to Mackenzie, Seamus and Lo- phyFuneralHome.com. while in the comfort- body, with whom Lynn; Timothy Carritte of New the Sanborn community and ing presence of her she shared 38 years Hampshire; John Sullivan of would like to thank all the family. together with 27 years mar- Brazzaville, Rep. of Congo; and staff for their many kindness. Born in Lynn, she was the ried; a son and two daughters, the late Daniel Sullivan. She is Special thanks to Kim Manzel- daughter of the late Malcomb John D. Hanna of Swampscott, also survived by her devoted li, director of nursing; Director Thomas D. Rayndles, 86 “John” and Elizabeth (Card) Nikki E. Sweeter and Karri E. brother-in-law Warren R. Poor Jacqueline Carson; nurses 1930-2016 Hanna of Lynn. She grew up Sweeter both of Peabody; Jr., of Reading, dear friends Alison, Diane, Elizabeth and in Lynn, then graduated from two granddaughters, Ryann E. Cathy Etzel and Peg Badger of the many aides who made her LYNN — Thomas drums by turning the Lynn English High School. Hanna and Falyn E. Calef; a Lynn, and eleven grand-nieces final months happy. David Rayndles 86, barrels upside down. She attended North Shore brother William Hanna of Cal- and nephews. She is prede- Service information: Her passed away Nov. 2, Growing up, our Community College where she ifornia, and many nieces and ceased by her elder sisters funeral will be held on 2016, after a long home was always graduated with a degree in ed- nephews. She was preceded Gloria Sullivan, Carolyn Poor Thursday at 11 a.m. in the and courageous bat- filled with music and ucation. in death by her parents. and Elizabeth “Betty” Carritte; SOLIMINE Funeral Home, tle with Parkinson’s. band sessions, as She was a pre-school Service information: Rela- and her parents, Inbi and John 67 Ocean St. (Rt. 1A), Lynn. He was born May 20 home was turned teacher with L.E.O. Head Start tives and friends are kindly “Russ” Webster. Burial will be in Pine Grove 1930, the youngest into a homemade in Lynn for over 30 years, and invited to gather for a vis- Born in Lynn in 1930, Ginny Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives of three children born studio. This was the last two years with Cath- itation on Tuesday, Nov.8, was the fourth daughter born and friends are respectfully to Aaron (from Louisi- common practice olic Charities Child Care in 2016 from 5–8 p.m. in the in five years. Known as the invited. Visiting hours are ana) and Mable (Logan) Ray- during this period. His first Peabody. CONWAY, CAHILL-BRODEUR “Webster girls,” all four sisters Wednesday from 4-8 p.m. In ndles in Kansas City, Missouri. love, and where he spent Mary loved teaching and Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., graduated from Lynn English lieu of flowers, kindly send He had two sisters, Dorothy most of his time, was that working with children, and Peabody. Cremation will fol- High School, Ginny in 1948. donations in Ginny’s memo- Rayndles Lyons and Margue- of a drummer. During his off was very devoted to her family low. Please visit www.ccbfu- She married her high school ry to Peter Sanborn Place, rite Rayndles McPike who pre- time he played in various and friends. She enjoyed living neral.com for online obituary sweetheart “Georgie” Cronin in 50 Bay State Rd., Reading, ceded him in death. clubs in Lynn during the early a quiet and simple life, going and sign condolences. 1953. After his sudden pass- MA 01867. Directions and After graduating from high 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. He also ing in 1975, Ginny worked as a guest book at www.solimi- school, Thomas attended mu- played ambidextrous on sev- secretary, retiring from STRIBE, ne.com. sic school to become a drum- eral local baseball leagues. mer and what a drummer he Thomas evolved from a mu- Stephen G. Coukos Jr., 37 was. The famous drummer, sically inclined family. His aunt MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Buddy Rich, was his class- played the harp; a cousin was mate. He later volunteered for a guest on Ed Sullivan Show; military service by joining the another cousin played in Cab LYNN — Stephen George topher J. Coukos of Lynn, his Conference to focus on Office and Hampshire United States Coast Guard Callaway’s Band. His uncle, Coukos Jr. a life-long resident maternal grandfather, John P. responding to wandering Sheriff’s Office. serving during the Korean War. who often visited our home, of Lynn, passed away unex- Blaney, Jr. and his step-sib- His duty stations included was the ministry of music for pectedly on Monday, Oct. 31, lings, Jessica and Ronald De- incidents Fight among Springfield Portland, Maine, and Boston. over 30 years at the historical 2016, he was 37. Born in Mars, both of Lynn as well as NORTHAMPTON (AP) neighbors leaves 3 injured After an honorable discharge Concord Baptist Church of Lynn, he was the beloved son the numerous aunts, uncles — A conference will be SPRINGFIELD (AP) — from the Coast Guard, and Christ in Brooklyn, N.Y. of Stephen G. Coukos Sr. and and cousins with whom he held this week to train meeting his future wife Mary Thomas loved jazz, the likes Sheryl A. (Blaney) Coukos. was very close. Stephen was A fight among neighbors emergency responders and in Springfield has left at a military base dance, of Cab Callaway, Duke Elling- Stephen was raised and edu- also a huge animal lover and community members on Thomas settled in Lynn. ton, Count Basie, etc. Despite cated in Lynn and was a grad- leaves his pets: Kaiser, Angel three men injured and in how to respond to wander- custody. Thomas married the late his age and illness, Thomas uate of Lynn Classical High and Shaymus. He was preced- ing incidents among people School with the Class of 1997 ed in death by his maternal Police Lt. Brian Keenan Mary Breedy and through this enjoyed the last Breedy Fam- with dementia and autism union, three children were ily Reunion at the Salem Wil- where he was an excellent stu- grandmother, the late Dorothy tells the Republican spectrum disorders. born: Thomas Rayndles Jr. lows and over the years Salem dent and athlete. He was an M. Blaney and his paternal newspaper that author- (deceased), Deborah Rayn- Berkley Jazz Festivals. avid Boston sports fan, but he grandparents, the late George Presenters at the confer- ities are not sure what dles Harris and Gail Rayndles. He was a lifelong member of especially loved the Patriots. S. and Virginia Coukos. ence plan to discuss how led to the fight in Forest Thomas stayed gainfully Lynn Post 6, a former member Stephen enjoyed deconstruct- Service information: A to interact and commu- Park early Sunday, but employed holding sever- of Saint Stephen’s Memorial ing things to figure out the funeral service will be held nicate with people who it involved neighbors in al positions throughout his Episcopal Church and an avid way they worked only to reas- in the CUFFE-McGINN Fu- wander and how to use their 20s armed with life. Commencing with em- sports fanatic. semble them. He was notori- neral Home, 157 Maple St., medical ID devices to ob- knives and golf clubs. ployment at Lynn DPW, he His son preceded him ous for doing this to his cars. Lynn, on Wednesday, Nov. 9, tain critical information. Police found two men successfully passed the civil in death. In addition to his He also had a fondness for 2016, at 11 a.m. Interment Officials say first that had been stabbed service exam first attempt and daughters, he is survived by camping and the wilderness. services will be held private- responders are key to in the torso. A third had opted for employment with two grandsons, one grand- A man with a huge heart, Ste- ly. Relatives and friends are responding to wander- been struck in the head the United States Post Office daughter, four great-grandchil- phen deeply loved his family invited to attend the visiting ing incidents, also called with a club. None of the in Lynn. Thomas became the dren, a host of nieces, neph- and friends but nothing could hours to be held in the funer- elopement. It’s a safety injuries is considered life first African American load ews, cousins and friends. compare to the love he had for al home on Tuesday, Nov. 8, issue that affects some threatening. dock supervisor for this post. Service information: Fu- his children. Stephen is sur- 2016, from 4-8 p.m. In lieu people with disabilities After retiring from the Post Of- neral services will be per- vived by his children: Jocelyn, of flowers, contributions in as well as people with Voters to replace 3 retiring fice, Thomas was employed at formed by Minister Andre Tyler, Haleigh and Cameron, Stephen’s memory may be dementia, their families sheriffs in Massachusetts General Electric. Bennett at GOODRICH Fu- his parents: Stephen G. Cou- made to either the Children’s and the community. Thomas gave back when neral Home, 128 Washington kos Sr., and his wife, Annette Make-A-Wish Foundation or The free conference BOSTON (AP) — he could. During his tenure St., Lynn, MA 01902. Visiting of Barrington, N.H., and Sher- St. Jude’s Children Research will be held Thursday at There’s about to be sever- with the DPW, he had the hours, Monday, Nov. 7 from yl A. Coukos of Lynn and her Hospital. For online guest the Bluebonnet Diner in al new sheriffs in town. opportunity to socialize and 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. prior to companion, Tony Chiarello of book and directions, please Northampton. It is spon- Tuesday’s elections will teach youth how to play the the funeral services. Amesbury, his brother, Chris- visit www.cuffemcginn.com sored by the Northwest- determine successors to ern District Attorney’s longtime sheriffs Frank Cousins, Michael Ashe Advertisement and Robert Garvey. All are retiring. 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By Michele Durgin received a copy of “Pope FOR THE ITEM Francis Talks To Couples,” a​ book written by the pon- MARBLEHEAD — Our tiff. ​The book addresses 110 Munroe St. Lady, Star of the Sea pa- the teachings of marriage P.O. Box 5 rishioners talked Sunday and family life within the Lynn, MA 01903 about leaning on faith church. Customer Service — and each other — to Bob DiGiammarino,​ 77, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. strengthen families and a parishioner of the sea- Connecting lives. side parish since 1972, All Departments: About 100 people partic- was pleased with Sun- 781-593-7700 ipated in “Celebrating the day’s turnout. Ext. 2 Gift of Family Life,” held “​This is a nice gather- Classi ed Advertising in the parish activity cen- ing,” he said. ”It’s great to classi [email protected] ter following Mass. see so many people from Subscriptions “We are living in a very the parish come out to re- [email protected] busy and fast moving inforce the notion that the Circulation world, and sadly, some- idea of family is valuable [email protected] times the most important and also that we, as a par- Ext. 3 things tend to get pushed ish, are a family, too,” he Newsroom to the background,” said said. [email protected] the Rev. Michael Steele,​ Newlyweds Jen ​and [email protected] Star of the Sea pastor. He Ben LaBrecque attended Ext. 4 added: “Wonderful events Sunday with the goal of Sports like this remind us all that talking to married cou- [email protected] it is important to celebrate ples about long and strong Ext. 5 the notion of family and marriages. The couple Retail and Online it’s true importance in the have been married six Advertising world today.” weeks. [email protected] Parishioners like Sha- “Today is wonderful be- ADVERTISING ron Casey were happy to cause it brings people of share their views and ex- many generations togeth- Ernie Carpenter, Jr. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 perience. er and we can learn from [email protected] “Faith and family are each other,” said Jen LeB- Ben LaBrecque and Jen Mackey-LaBrecque talk about their recent mar- Bob Gunther such important values recque. riage at the “Celebrating the Gift of Family Life” event held Sunday at Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 and virtues that we need Barbara and Alex Kulev- the parish hall of Our Lady, Star of the Sea church in Marblehead. [email protected] to nurture in the world ich​, both in their 80s, have Ralph Mitchell today. My husband, Chris​ attended Star of the Sea dren and 22 great-grand- and be witnesses for the are serving families in the Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 [email protected] , and I have leaned on our for more than 50 years. ​ children are the greatest upside of love and commit- local parishes to nurture faith many times in our They shared their story part of that life,” said Alex ment in the world.” and honor family life. We Philip Ouellette Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 life together and we have with the LeBrecques and Kulevich. Rev. Steele brought the must get the message out [email protected] always loved celebrating other attendees. His wife nodded in message home when he there that the number Cassie Vitali that faith in this wonder- “We have been blessed agreement and said, “We spoke to the group gath- one ingredient is love and​ Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 ful parish.” with a wonderful life to- came today because we ered and said, “The pope​ without that we have very [email protected] Celebration participants gether and our eight chil- wanted to share our story has asked those of us who little.” Patricia Whalen Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 [email protected] BUSINESS OFFICE Root is feeding off an idea in Salem Beth Bresnahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1253 [email protected] ROOT avenues...So, we want to (High School Equivalency million, which will mostly Art Works. Susan J. Conti From A1 make sure they have a Test) program in Essex be funded through dona- In some cases, Root will Controller, ext. 1288 well-rounded experience County. tions and grants, he said. be a feeder organization [email protected] learn hard and soft skills so when they do get into The pilot program is ex- Root also plans to use its and vice versa. If some- Ted Grant ranging from discipline to the workforce, they have pected to primarily attract food service businesses to one’s not a fit for his orga- Publisher, ext. 1234 time management, along an understanding of this students from Salem and raise some of the money nization, they might be di- [email protected] with cooking basics. is real work.” Lynn, according to infor- needed to run the organi- rected to the Food Project. Marian Kinney Chambers said partic- Chambers said at-risk mation from Root. The zation. ext. 1212 Master chef Sam Hunt [email protected] ipants will learn how to youth population statis- goal is to have four cohorts Root was founded by serve food in a cafe set- tics show that if young a year, with about 15 peo- Jennifer Eddy of Ipswich, is a recent Root hire. Hunt Will Kraft owned his own restaurant, Vice President / Finance ting and work in the prep people are not employed, ple in each one, to allow following a visit to an or- ext. 1296 kitchen. Root’s event space they drink, get in trouble for more individualized at- phanage during an over- but wanted to be able to [email protected] will be a training ground and some even go to jail. tention. More than half of seas trip. provide a different oppor- Jennifer Perez where youth will work He said the program is the students are expected “At the orphanage, tunity for at-risk youth, ext. 1205 with clients who rent out intended to train them to to be Latinos. Chambers they were realizing that said Chambers. [email protected] the space from Root and be employed, but also to be expects 400 applicants the some of the young people Massey said Root also Carolina Trujillo use its catering service. good citizens. first year. in the orphanage when fills a current need in the Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 Root participants will [email protected] “Well, when you look at Applicants are required they were kind of aging restaurant industry for also take part in a four- the stats for the popula- to have a caring adult who out, they didn’t want to Jim Wilson trained staff. week internship with a lo- tion, aged 16 to 24, that signs on to be their men- just push them out to the Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 “They are having a hard [email protected] cal restaurant. at-risk population, those tor. Students will get a streets,” Chambers said, time finding help and so I CIRCULATION “In fact, it’s very inten- are the ones that struggle stipend. But if someone is “So, she came back here tional that they learn all the most with really em- homeless or has some drug think there’s a real oppor- Lisa Mahmoud and said, ‘Oh, I want to try Manager, ext. 1239 aspects of the program,” ployability skills,” Cham- and alcohol issues, Root is that.’” tunity for kids in this area [email protected] Chambers said. “There- bers said. “And for us, it’s probably not the place for There was also inspira- to find jobs, that these jobs CLASSIFIED fore, as they’re going really working with that them, he added. tion from Liberty’s Kitch- actually exist,” she said. Abbe Young Smith through the program, population to really posi- Rather than turn those en in New Orleans, accord- Root’s kick-off event is Manager, ext. 1276 they’ll get a clear un- tion them for success.” away that don’t qualify ing to Elisabeth Massey, a set for Thursday, Dec. 1 at [email protected] derstanding of what the Essex County is home with housing or addiction community volunteer for 6:30 p.m. at its Shetland Kerry Smith restaurant business is. to more than 9,000 dis- issues, Chambers said Root. Park Facility. Chambers Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 Because when you look at connected youth, or those they would be directed to Chambers said the strat- and Salem Mayor Kim [email protected] it on TV, they glorify it. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg Trump and Clinton each Chief Executive O cer T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor W   J. K Gordon R. Hall Vice President, Finance Monica Connell Healey P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton worse than the other Vice President, Sales J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan Come election season, citizens tory of bad judgment and uncaring Don’t forget, either, that Clinton’s Chairman Chief Operating O cer should inform themselves, they acts. He has the intemperate quality character is best summed up by her P “  Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 should listen to the arguments of all of a man who never grew up, except seeming to have none. The emails Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 the candidates, they should think maybe sexually. He would torture and the misuse of the Clinton Foun- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 things through as best they can, and suspected terrorists and kill their Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 dation are examples of that, but the Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 then they should get out and vote. families. He makes genital jokes in a evidence goes back decades. Political Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Maybe the vote won’t count for nationally televised debate. He lies consequences are doing the wrong Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 much, but if too many found ref- incessantly. things for the wrong reasons and Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 uge in that excuse, the democratic The two best arguments for him subjecting this nation to peril. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 experiment would quickly shrivel. are that he is not Hillary Clinton Not voting for one of the candi- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Maybe it can be the case that nei- and has been almost reasonable dates in a race, we are told, is in ef- ther candidate seems worth a hoot, when actually heeding his best advi- fect to vote for the other one. Fine. but knowing that even slight differ- sors. He did it for a couple of weeks, By not voting for Clinton, I am vot- ences can have major consequences, quit and is doing it again in the ing for Trump, but by not voting for isn’t it still our duty to seek out par- homestretch instead of heeding his him, I am voting for her. The votes ticularities, make a choice and con- usual scatterbrained impulses. cancel each other out. firm it at the polls? But how long will it last? And even Most of us would surely say yes, at his best, as just one example of What I am going to do is write in but what if you have the first elec- his ineradicable confusion, he talks the name of House Speaker Paul EDITORIAL tion in presidential history in which about getting rid of Common Core, Ryan and vote for Republican can- each major party candidate is worse either not understanding that it is didates for Congress. A GOP-con- than the other? a state program or figuring on an trolled House and Senate could Clearly, that’s a paradoxical prop- eradication of states rights. thwart the worst of Clinton, still osition, but for every shudder some The case for Clinton is that she is likely to be elected despite Trump’s Say no to the of us have in thinking of Donald wondrously intelligent, immensely rise in the polls. Stalemate might oc- Trump as president, there is an well-informed and as experienced as casionally occur, but stalemate can equally heartfelt shudder in think- experienced gets. The case against be better than overreaching legis- Dakota pipeline ing of Hillary Clinton as president. her is that she employs these attri- lation and she will likely be a more It’s as if you had to choose between butes to the detriment of the Amer- capable negotiator than President The U.S. government’s relationship with Native consuming one of two poisons, know- ican people, sometimes, maybe, as a Obama while Ryan knows how to American tribes has been long, often duplicitous, ing that either one will kill you and consequence of ideological inanity, compromise intelligently. and generally one-sided — which has cast a shadow that each has its own peculiar, unen- but also just to win votes. She has Four years from now, let’s have an of history over the weeks-long showdown in North durable pains. plans to spend us into oblivion and election choosing the better of the Dakota over the 1,170-mile, $3.7 billion Dakota The case against Trump is just regulate us into oppression. She good. Access Pipeline. In recent months, protesters from about everything about him. He would fill any vacancies on the in- the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and their support- knows nothing about government or creasingly powerful Supreme Court Jay Ambrose is an op-ed columnist ers from around the country have been confronted issues and has not tried to learn. He with lefties who say boo to the Con- for Tribune News Service. Readers by private security forces with trained dogs, as well struggles to get through a sentence. stitution and could then give us 30 may email him at speaktojay@aol. as police and National Guard troops. More than He is crude and lewd. He has a his- years of oligarchical madness. com. 400 people have been arrested amid allegations of abuse by law enforcement officers and counter-al- legations of violence by protesters, who have been accused of heaving Molotov cocktails and torching cars. And the protests are spreading; a dozen people were arrested in San Francisco on Monday. The pipeline — designed to transport 470,000 barrels of oil a day from North Dakota to Illinois — has become a lightning rod for an array of issues, from historic tribal claims on the privately owned land through which the pipeline will run to the en- vironmental risks of pipeline leaks to the wisdom of expanding the nation’s fossil-fuel infrastructure when the United States should be weaning itself from carbon-spewing fuels. And there is an under- lay of social justice: An early proposal called for the pipeline to run north and upriver of the city of Bis- marck, but that was changed in part over fears that a leak could harm the city’s water supply. So now the route runs just north and upriver of the Stand- ing Rock reservation, and under a dammed stretch of the Missouri River from which the reservation draws its water — threatening the health of a less politically powerful, lower-income population. The tribe sought an injunction against the con- tinued construction of the pipeline, alleging that the federal government failed to follow proper pro- cedures, including consulting with the tribe, before granting permits to let the pipeline cross waterways. But in September, a federal district court judge re- jected the injunction, ruling that the tribe had been offered ample opportunity to be a part of the plan- ning process but failed to respond to overtures from the government. Left unchallenged in the tribe’s le- JONAH GOLDBERG gal filing were the environmental threats a leak in the pipeline could pose to the water supply. Native American tribes, including the Sioux, If voting is sacred, early voting must go have clear historical causes for grievances against the federal government, including trea- Let’s work backward. voting. A lot. a hash of things. Trump is imploring ties that were approved and then violated. Com- Less than a week before the elec- people who’ve already cast their votes plaints that pipeline workers have plowed up Early-voting start times vary by tion, the Wall Street Journal and Fox for Clinton to remedy their “buy- previously unrecognized sacred sites should be state and often by county. In Minne- er’s remorse” and switch to Trump _ taken seriously. More broadly, though, the envi- News’ Bret Baier reported that the sota, people started casting ballots which is legal in six states. The prob- ronmental costs of continued reliance on fossil Clinton Foundation has been under in September. In Ohio, voting began lem is worse in the primaries. Voters fuels are not only real, but the damage is already investigation for “pay-for-play” alle- just five days after the “Access Holly- often cast early ballots for candidates underway. The pipeline begins at the Bakken gations for over a year — and that the wood” tape surfaced, three days after who drop out before Election Day. Formation in western North Dakota then angles Department of Justice may have been the second presidential debate and That’s real voter suppression. southeastward through South Dakota, Iowa and trying to monkey-wrench the effort. a week before the final debate. As of But my main problem with early into southern Illinois before tying into an exist- Eleven days before the election, FBI this writing, more than 22 million voting is different. Every day we hear ing pipeline network. Proponents of the pipeline Director James Comey announced people have voted already. In all, an pious actors, activists and politicians argue that the oil it will carry will get to mar- that he was reopening the inquiry estimated 40 percent of voters will talk about the solemn and sacred ket even if the project is scuttled, transported into Hillary Clinton’s emails. A few cast ballots before Election Day. duty to vote, and yet everyone wants by truck or rail, which they say carry more risk days before that, WikiLeaks dropped And that’s nuts. to make voting easier and more con- of environmental damage. But data show that a bombshell of a hacked memo show- Before you rush to the safety of the venient. Many still dream of the most while train and truck accidents might occur more ing the full extent of “Clinton Inc.” usual argument, let me admit that, cockamamie idea of all: online voting, often, pipeline breaks spill more oil and gener- — the tawdry, tacky and some would of course, some early and absentee so we can make choosing presidents as ally cause more damage to the environment by argue criminal web of for-profit, non- voting is necessary. Obviously, over- easy as buying socks on Amazon. fouling groundwater and wilderness areas. profit and political entities that make seas military personnel and voters This gets human nature exactly It’s hard to defend the actions of protesters block- up the Clinton empire. A couple weeks with certain disabilities should be backward. Nothing truly import- ing approved development projects on private prop- before that, NBC News released a accommodated. But defending their ant, never mind sacred and solemn, erty, but it’s easy to sympathize with their cause. tape of Donald Trump describing how right to vote absentee is not a de- should be treated as a trivial conve- The Army Corps of Engineers issued permits for he likes to sexually assault women. fense of mass-scale early voting. nience. Churches that ask more of the Dakota Pipeline despite warnings by the Envi- Since then, nearly a dozen women The standard argument against the faithful do better at attracting ronmental Protection Agency and two other federal have come forward describing treat- widespread early voting is that it en- and retaining congregants. The Ma- agencies about possible environmental and safety ment that closely tracks the behavior courages many people to make their rines get the best and most commit- issues. Trump himself described in an un- decisions without important informa- ted recruits because they have high- When the tribe’s request for an injunction was guarded moment. tion available to the voters who wait er standards. Elite schools demand turned down, the Obama administration an- Those are just the highlights. until Election Day. That’s really not more from students and get more as nounced that the Army Corps of Engineers would Both candidates have also made debatable, so early-voting supporters a result. No wonder one study found delay granting a permit to cross a strip of federal controversial statements about concede the point and then say it just that early voting actually lowers land and tunnel under the Missouri River “until it their policies and philosophies. doesn’t matter. They note that the turnout because it makes Election can determine whether it will need to reconsider In the third debate, Clinton re- people most likely to cast early votes Day seem like a less special event. any of its previous decisions” in the project’s favor. fused to support any limitations on are committed partisans, immune to Of course we shouldn’t put up any And Obama said Tuesday that the Army Corps is even late-term abortions. She also new facts and information. There’s insurmountable obstacles to vot- investigating “ways to re-route” the pipeline to take claimed that the longtime gun ban surely some truth to that, but as the ing. But if we want citizens to value into account the tribal concerns. in Washington, D.C., ruled uncon- scale of early voting increases with their vote, why are we constantly The administration should go further and stitutional by the Supreme Court in each year, it must also be less and less lowering the price? withhold the permit allowing the pipeline to the Heller decision, was really just true every year. Also, one might won- cross the Missouri River. Making it easier and an effort to keep toddlers from get- der why people who decry the rise of Jonah Goldberg is an editor-at-large cheaper to burn fossil fuels works against the ting their hands on guns. ideological polarization and partisan- of National Review Online and a vis- world’s interest in confronting its biggest envi- And Trump? Well, let’s just say ship are so eager to make it easier for iting fellow at the American Enter- ronmental threat. he’s said a lot of things. hardcore partisans to vote. prise Institute. You can write to him And you know what else happened Comey’s bombshell is a perfect il- in care of this newspaper or by email during all of this? People have been lustration of how new facts can make at [email protected]. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Obama rallying cry goes from ‘Yes, We Can’ to ‘C’mon man’ By Darlene Superville cry during Obama’s presi- OK,’” Obama said. win is imitating me.’ Real- ASSOCIATED PRESS dential campaigns, so has “C’mon man,” he added, ly?” Obama said. “I mean, “C’mon, man” become one riling up the crowd. “We that’s the thing that both- WASHINGTON — Is during this campaign — can’t be thinking some- ers you, and you want to “C’mon, man” President Obama’s last one. how that just because he be president of the Unit- Barack Obama’s new “Yes, In Fayetteville, North agrees with you on some ed States? C’mon, man. We Can?” Carolina, on Friday, policy issue or just be- C’mon,” as the audience The president is deploy- Obama railed against cause you’re frustrated applauded its approval. ing the phrase “c’mon, Trump backers who the with government that it’s People attending the get- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS man” to great — and some- president said make ex- OK to display the kind of out-the-vote rallies Obama A man, second from right, is escorted by law times humorous — effect cuses or justify things the behavior he displays.” has been headlining in key enforcement officers moments after Republi- in the midst of an aggres- New York businessman Urbandictionary.com states this week for Clin- can presidential candidate Donald Trump was sive burst of campaigning has said that would be says “c’mon, man” is what ton, his former secretary of rushed offstage by Secret Service agents during to help elect Democratic “completely disqualifying” a person would say to state, are noticing. a campaign rally in Reno, Nev., on Saturday. presidential nominee Hil- for another candidate. someone who says or does In Miami, an audience lary Clinton on Tuesday. “We hear people justifying something stupid. member didn’t miss the Those words are helping it and making excuses about A day earlier in Miami, beat as Obama complained Obama convey what the it and saying, ‘Well, you Obama criticized Trump for about Republican obstruc- Protester in Trump White House says is his know, he didn’t really mean being so thin-skinned that tionism. He said he some- frustration with Republi- it,’ or ‘it’s locker-room talk,’ he can’t take the ribbing of a times proposes GOP ideas can presidential nominee or ‘well, maybe he did mean “Saturday Night Live” skit. to Republicans to get their rally scuffle denies Donald Trump and GOP it but as long as he supports “This is a guy who, like, reaction, which often is that lawmakers in Congress. tax cuts for the rich’ or ‘as tweets they should cancel they can’t support anything And just as “Yes, We long as he supports doing ‘Saturday Night Live’ — ‘I he’s for, even if the idea first being Clinton plant Can” became a rallying the things we want to do, it’s don’t like how Alec Bald- came from a Republican. By Terry Tang nated money to Clinton’s ASSOCIATED PRESS campaign and canvassed for her last week for “a to- A protester involved in a tal of three hours.” But he FBI chief: No charges against scuffle at a Donald Trump has never met with Clin- rally in Reno, Nevada de- nied accusations Sunday ton or any campaign aides. Clinton after new email review that he is an operative for In a statement, the Se- Democrats. cret Service said a person By Julie Pace, Lisa Former House Speaker “It’s absolutely ludi- in front of the stage had Lerer and Jill Colvin Newt Gingrich, a Trump crous,” Austyn Crites said shouted “Gun!” but that ASSOCIATED PRESS ally, questioned Comey’s in a phone interview with no weapon was found af- independence, saying he ter a search of the per- CLEVELAND — Lifting The Associated Press. “I “must be under enormous the cloud he placed over stand by my principles, son and the immediate Hillary Clinton, FBI Di- political pressure to cave and that’s the reason why area. The agency did not rector James Comey said like this and announce I felt compelled to go in identify the person when Sunday there is no evi- something he can’t possi- there to hold up the sign.” reached Sunday. But the dence in newly discovered bly know.” The registered Repub- investigation into the inci- emails to warrant crim- The FBI began inves- lican was holding a “Re- dent remains ongoing. inal charges against the tigating the handling of publicans Against Trump” According to Crites, he Democratic presidential classified material on sign at the Saturday night was getting booed when nominee — just two days Clinton’s private email rally while the GOP nomi- things suddenly turned vi- before Americans choose server shortly after she nee for president spoke. A olent. People grabbed at his disturbance broke out and their 45th commander in announced her bid in arms to get the sign down two Secret Service agents chief. April 2015. The issue has and then someone tackled surrounded Trump and Comey’s move capped dogged Clinton’s cam- him. He said that’s when an extraordinary chap- paign and contributed to whisked him away. The candidate returned people kicked him and even ter in the bitter, deeply the questions a majority grabbed at his crotch. divisive contest between later to finish his remarks. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of Americans have about “As I’m down there being Clinton and Republican Trump campaign man- her honesty and trustwor- choked, I hear something Donald Trump. The di- Democratic presidential candidate Hillary ager Kellyanne Conway thiness. about a gun,” Crites said. rector’s initial decision to Clinton greets people outside Cedar Park Cafe Still, Clinton had ap- told CNN the protester “I’m telling people ‘There make a renewed inquiry in Philadelphia, Sunday. peared to be heading for was “a Democratic plant or operative” but offered is no gun, there is no gun. into Clinton’s emails pub- a sweeping victory be- no details or proof. There’s just a sign. I only lic on Oct. 28 upended the The new review involved ecutor” would recommend fore Comey’s first letter Crites, 33, said he has do- have a sign.’” campaign at a crucial mo- material found on a com- Clinton face criminal to lawmakers, in which ment, sapping a surging puter belonging to Antho- charges for using a private he stressed the FBI could ny Weiner, the disgraced email system while at the Clinton’s momentum and not yet assess “whether or former congressman and State Department. giving Trump fresh am- not this material may be Black pastors issue munition to challenge her estranged husband of Trump landed in Min- significant,” or how long trustworthiness. Clinton aide Huma Abe- nesota for a rally mo- it might take to run down Clinton’s campaign, din. While Comey was ments after Comey’s urgent plea to voters the new investigative furious at Comey’s han- vague in his initial de- latest letter to Congress dling of the review, scription of the inquiry, he went public. He made leads. at Sunday services welcomed Sunday’s an- said Sunday that the FBI no direct mention of the Since then, national nouncement. Communi- reviewed communications FBI’s decision and con- polls and those in bat- cations director Jennifer “to or from Hillary Clinton tinued to insist —with- tleground states indi- Palmieri told reporters, while she was secretary of out evidence — that cated a tightening race “We’re glad this mat- state.” Clinton would be under for the White House and ter is resolved,” though Based on that review, investigation during her for several competitive Clinton herself did not Comey told lawmakers potential presidency. Senate seats. Democrats mention the issue during the FBI was not changing “She’s protected by a need to pick up four a rally in Ohio with bas- the conclusion it reached rigged system,” he said. seats if Clinton wins to ketball superstar LeB- this summer. Then, Comey “She shouldn’t even be al- take back control of the ron James. said, “no reasonable pros- lowed to run for president.” chamber. Under campaign spotlight, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rev. Horace Sheffield preaches at New Destiny Donald Trump comes into light Christian Fellowship in Detroit, Sunday. By Jeff Karoub The Potter’s House, who By Jill Colvin select a nominee to the and Rachel Zoll has a national and interna- ASSOCIATED PRESS Supreme Court. Trump ASSOCIATED PRESS tional following, tweeted on did so shortly after. a red, white and blue back- NEW YORK — Donald “He listens and takes in DETROIT — At Sunday Trump puts a premium drop, “Make sure your voice what people tell him a lot services, in rallies and on is heard. Vote on Nov. 8.” on loyalty and has proven more than people give him social media, black pastors “Preachers are trying to unable to let a slight go credit for,” Brookover said. urged congregants to vote, strike a moral nerve and by unchallenged. He touts Trump is also a candi- hoping to inspire a late somehow penetrate the the facts that he likes — date who appears inca- flood of African-American fog of indifference and try and casts doubts on the pable of ignoring a slight turnout that could help to remind people what’s at ones he doesn’t. and is all too willing to propel Democrat Hillary stake this year,” said the While he has a penchant respond with dispropor- Clinton to victory in critical Rev. James Forbes, retired for exaggeration and an tionate force. swing states on Tuesday. senior minister of The Riv- often tenuous relationship The day after accepting In Detroit, a pastor spoke erside Church, who has with truth, the Republican the presidential nomina- of voting and citizenship. been traveling the coun- nominee has also shown tion at his party’s con- In Philadelphia, the minis- try to mobilize voters. He himself to be a fighter who vention, he taunted dis- ter reminded congregants will speak Sunday night rarely cedes ground, even patched rival Ted Cruz others had died for their in New York for a nation- in the face of enormous rather than focus on the chance to cast a ballot. al get-out-the-vote telecast pressure to do so. general election cam- The Rev. Jesse Jackson from the church called “The If the New York billion- paign that had just be- spoke to a crowd of a few Revival: Time for a Moral aire is elected to the White gun. He’s put his stand- hundred people gathered Revolution in Values.” House on Tuesday, it’s rea- ing among women and in front of City Hall in Tal- Forbes and other pastors sonable to expect the per- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS military families at risk lahassee, Fla., right before have taken pains to em- sona exposed by 18 months Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump by doubling down on his they marched a block over phasize they were not en- as a candidate for pres- to the county courthouse to speaks during a campaign rally in Hershey, Pa. replies to the criticisms dorsing a candidate, but it ident will be the one he levied by the parents of vote early. was hard to mistake some brings to the Oval Office. a slain Army officer and Along with women and other experts, and he has ed Russia is behind the remarks Sunday that sig- “Early on, Trump was a Latina beauty queen Hispanics, African-Ameri- largely forgone the kind of hacking of the Democrat- naled a deep opposition to seen as someone who he shamed for gaining cans are seen as critical to Trump. intense study sessions fa- ic National Committee, was going to stick to his weight. Clinton’s chances against “There are some folk in vored by other candidates Trump routinely expresses guns no matter what. He “I’ve been saying during Republican Donald Trump, this country who think that to learn about domestic doubt they were involved. was going to say what this whole campaign that who polls show is not pop- to make this country great was on his mind. And you and world affairs. He’s “Our country has no idea,” I’m a counter-punch- ular among black voters. again, we’ve got to exclude know he’s going to take stuck by facts repeatedly he said during the third er,” he once explained to However, early voting data folks,” said the Rev. Mark the consequences of that debunked, the latest be- presidential debate. Fox News Channel star from key states indicate Tyler, pastor of Mother no matter what,” said Ed ing his incorrect assertion Yet Brookover rejects Megyn Kelly, among those turnout will not be as high Bethel A.M.E. Church in Brookover, a former se- that Democratic nominee the idea that Trump is a Trump has tangled with this year as it was four Philadelphia, founded in nior campaign adviser. Hillary Clinton wants to closed book unwilling to during the campaign. “I’m years ago, when Barack the 18th century as one of That remains, Brook- admit 650 million immi- accept new information. responding. Now, I then Obama, the nation’s first Af- the first black churches in over said, the essence of grants into the country He described a meeting respond times maybe 10. rican-American president, the U.S. “We’ve always been who Trump is today. — tripling the U.S. popu- this spring in Washington, I don’t know. I mean I re- was on the ballot. Sunday’s great because we’ve always Trump has often said lation “in one week.” at which Trump met with spond pretty strongly. But efforts were aimed at mini- been open to strangers. If it during the campaign While he’s received brief- members of Congress who in just about all cases, I’ve mizing that decline. was not for the goodness of he knows more than ac- ings from U.S. intelligence suggested he release a list been responding to what Bishop T.D. Jakes, pastor the first Americans, there ademics, generals and officials, who have conclud- of judges from which he’d they did to me.” of the Texas megachurch would be no America today.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- A report of an assault and her in the area of Abbot Hall. Deadly police response to larly arrests, reflect police records. In battery with a dangerous She thought the person was the event of a perceived inaccuracy, weapon at 1:57 a.m. Sun- intoxicated and further stated medical alert focus of trial it is the sole responsibility of the con- day at Essex and Chestnut the woman assaulted her. Two streets. women were taken to the hos- By Tom Hays apartment in suburban lawyers for the family un- cerned party to contact the relevant pital. police department and have the de- ASSOCIATED PRESS White Plains — much of successfully sought to in- Breaking and Entering A report of kids stealing a it captured on audiotape troduce tape of an officer, partment issue a notice of correction CVS shopping cart at 4:13 NEW YORK — When A report of a motor vehi- that will be played for ju- later fired, using a racial to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- p.m. Saturday on Atlantic Kenneth Chamberlain rors — was a precursor to slur during the confron- ifications will not be made without cle breaking and entering at Avenue. The cart was re- Sr.’s medical alert pendant 10:51 a.m. Saturday at 9 Lau- the national debate over tation. The officer, Steven express notice of change from the turned. accidentally went off five use of force by police in Hart, died last year in an rel St.; at 11:35 a.m. Saturday A caller reported her years ago, the 68-year-old arresting police department. at 52 Green St.; at 7:19 p.m. communities of color and auto accident. neighbors have been very told police who showed up in response to calls involv- The plaintiffs have also Saturday at 25 Brimblecom loud and using foul language that he was fine, barred LYNN St.; at 11:19 p.m. Saturday ing emotionally disturbed accused White Plains’ De- at 6:41 p.m. Saturday on them from entering his people. partment of Public Safety at 690 Lynnfield St.; at 12:05 Guernsey Street. She stated apartment and repeatedly Arrests a.m. Sunday at 35 Wyman St. Chamberlain’s case com- of failing to properly train that it was primarily a teen- asked them to go away. bines both issues, said his officers in how to deal with A report of a breaking and age boy and his friend. When Jorge Aurich, 33, of 33 They didn’t. That set off son, Kenneth Chamber- emotionally disturbed entering at 11:43 a.m. Sat- she asked them to stop, they Spring St., was arrested on a tense, 90-minute stand- lain Jr., whose family filed people. urday at 475 Western Ave.; told her (expletive) you, you warrant charges of breaking off that ended with the a $21 million wrongful New York City was con- at 5:16 p.m. Saturday at 50A (expletive) and repeatedly and entering nighttime for a mentally ill, former Ma- death lawsuit that went fronted with the same Howard St. called her an (expletive) old felony and larceny at 7:54 p.m. rine, shot dead. forward after a grand criticism last month af- lady. She stated that it was Saturday. What lived on is a dis- jury declined to indict the ter a white officer fatally Complaints not the first time she had is- Sheila Kelley, 46, of 100 pute over whether the shooter. shot a 66-year-old black sues with them and that ear- Willow St., was arrested on A report of a disturbance at black victim was an The son calls his father a woman diagnosed with lier, she saw them shooting warrant charges of three 12:50 p.m. Friday at Boston armed threat when a victim of “systematic rac- schizophrenia. The wom- at some bird with a BB gun. counts of assault and battery, and Chestnut streets; at 1:57 white officer fired his ism” by law enforcement. an, Deborah Danners, assault and battery on a per- p.m. Friday at Lynnway and gun — the question cen- If the officers had been lunged at the officer with son over 60/disabled, assault Shepard Street; at 3:48 p.m. PEABODY tral to a federal civil confronted with the same a baseball bat in a bed- and battery with a dangerous Friday at 3 Rhodes Ave.; at case set to go to trial this situation in a more affluent room in her Bronx home, weapon and strangulation or 8:38 p.m. Friday at Walgreens Arrests week. Opening state- neighborhood, “It would according to an initial suffocation at 3:05 a.m. Sat- at 21 Joyce St.; at 9:31 p.m. ments are scheduled for have been ‘Sorry to disturb police account. Mayor Narachanthy Steven Net, urday. Friday at 103 Liberty St.; at Wednesday. you,’ and they would have Bill de Blasio and police 25, of 87 Memorial Park Sterling Melo, 25, of 7 Hol- 10:18 p.m. Friday at 61 Vine The deadly 2011 en- been gone,” he said. officials called the death Ave., Lynn, was arrested and land Ave., was arrested and St.; at 7:07 a.m. Saturday at counter at Chamberlain’s To bolster that point, avoidable. charged with larceny at 8:19 charged with OUI liquor and JME at 164 Blossom St.; at p.m. Saturday. negligent operation of a motor 9:17 a.m. Saturday at Cot- vehicle at 4:56 a.m. Saturday. tage and Woodman streets; ‘Bridgegate’ again interrupts Clemente Morales, 26, of at 10:33 a.m. Saturday at Accidents 22 Oneida St., was arrested 89 President St.; at 11:09 A report of a motor vehicle and charged with unlicensed a.m. Saturday at Liberty and accident at 3:39 p.m. Fri- Christie’s political plans operation of a motor vehicle, Willow streets; at 12:14 p.m. day at Luso American Credit OUI liquor and leaving the Saturday at Lynnway Mart at Union at 37 Tremont St.; at By Michael Catalini the George Washington deputy chief of staff, and scene of property damage at 810 Lynnway; at 12:55 p.m. 8:30 a.m. Saturday at 108 ASSOCIATED PRESS Bridge in 2013 to pun- Bill Baroni, an executive 12:40 a.m. Sunday. Saturday at 8 Wilfred St.; at Washington St.; at 2:03 ish a Democratic mayor at the Port Authority of Melinda Nally, of 29 Chase 2:06 p.m. Saturday at CVS at p.m. Saturday at Starbucks TRENTON, N.J. — New for not backing Christie’s New York and New Jersey, St., was arrested on warrant 509 Eastern Ave.; at 7:13 p.m. at 240 Andover St. Joshua Jersey Gov. Chris Christie re-election. Christie was stemmed from Christie’s charges of larceny from a Saturday on Liberty Street; at Manuel Cordeiro, 20, of 9 planned to make his re- not charged in the case, political team’s efforts to building and unarmed burglary 7:34 p.m. Saturday at Alley ½ Northend St., was sum- turn to the campaign trail but the trial made the last build bipartisan support at 10:20 a.m. Sunday. and Blossom streets; at 10:25 moned for unlicensed oper- for Donald Trump, appear- seven weeks a gauntlet of they hoped would eventu- Gerald Nason, 30, of 78 p.m. Saturday at 96 Garfield ation of a motor vehicle; at ing in public for the Repub- negative headlines for the ally help him in this year’s Central Ave., was arrested and Ave.; at 11:45 p.m. Saturday 2:23 p.m. Saturday at 115 lican presidential nominee governor. presidential election. at 178-182 Chestnut St.; at charged with possession of a Main St. and 2 Holten St.; for the first time in months While Trump’s campaign Instead, the scandal and 2:04 a.m. Sunday at 2 Hart Class A drug at 11:33 p.m. at 8:45 p.m. Saturday at to rally voters in New had announced before criminal case that came St.; at 3:01 a.m. Sunday at 4 Friday. 155 Andover St. and 2 Loris Hampshire and Pennsyl- the verdict that Christie from the plot has dragged Brightwood Terrace. Mary Noonan, 41, of 209 Road; at 11:17 p.m. Satur- vania on the final weekend would stump for him on A report of an injured police Christie down, helping to Boylston St., Jamaica Plain, day at Route 128 North and before Election Day. Saturday, they said later keep his own presidential was arrested and charged officer at 2:08 a.m. Sunday at Centennial Drive. Then Bridgegate inter- Friday that he would not campaign from going any- with shoplifting by concealing 300 Washington St. rupted his plans — again. be on the trail Saturday. where and featuring tes- merchandise and on warrant A report of a gunshot at Assaults Two of Christie’s for- The plot that led to the timony reinforcing Chris- charges of four counts of larce- 10:40 a.m. Sunday at 22 Low- mer allies were convicted convictions Friday of Brid- tie’s reputation among his ny and receiving stolen proper- ell St. A report of an assault and get Kelly, Christie’s former ty at 7:02 p.m. Saturday. battery at 11:55 a.m. Sunday Friday in a plot to close critics as a bully. Tiffany Oram, 26, was ar- Overdose on Reynolds Road. rested and charged with dis- turbing the peace at 11 p.m. A report of an overdose at Complaints Captive’s rescue leads to break Friday. 2:21 p.m. Friday on High Rock Angelo Person, 37, of 95 Street; at 3:53 p.m. Saturday A report of a disturbance at in grisly quadruple slaying Park St., was arrested and on Spring Street; at 7:02 p.m. 2:49 p.m. Friday at 13 Nicker- charged with unlicensed op- Saturday on Market Street. son Road; at 4:26 p.m. Satur- eration of a motor vehicle and day at 28 Washington St.; at By Meg Kinnard Theft 9:48 p.m. Saturday on Jennifer and Seanna Adcox motor vehicle lights violation at ASSOCIATED PRESS 2:37 a.m. Saturday. Lane; at 11:52 p.m. Saturday A report of a larceny at 2:47 at 303 Foxwood Circle; at 1:12 Eric Wilson, 24, of 79 Bel- p.m. Friday at 53 Arlington St.; CHESNEE, S.C. — For grade Ave., Roslindale, was a.m. Sunday at 40 Harris St. 13 years, the relatives at 12:22 p.m. Saturday at 35 A report of a suicide attempt arrested and charged with un- Washington St. came together periodical- licensed operation of a motor at 8:28 a.m. Sunday on Shel- ly to grieve of one of South A report of motor vehicle don Road. A caller reported her vehicle and leaving the scene theft at 6:49 p.m. Friday on Carolina’s grisliest mass of property damage at 2:33 daughter attempted to hang her- shootings and compare Farrar Street. self in the yard and then left on a.m. Sunday. A report of a robbery at leads with stumped inves- foot out the window. The female tigators. 11:41 a.m. Saturday at 3 City was found by Carroll School and Accidents Hall Square. On Sunday, they gathered taken to Beverly Hospital. again on the anniversary of A report of a motor vehi- Vandalism the crime — this time in cle accident at 4:05 p.m. Overdose a Spartanburg courtroom Friday at Essex Street and A report of vandalism at after an unexpected break PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Mountain Avenue; at 6:50 A report of an overdose at 4:08 p.m. Friday at 121 Wa- 9:43 p.m. Friday on Hancock led to the man who, author- p.m. Friday at Boston and terhill St. ities say, confessed to the Todd Kohlhepp is addressed by Judge Jimmy Childs streets; at 4:20 a.m. Street. The person was taken Henson during a bond hearing at the Spar- A report of motor vehicle to Salem Hospital; at 1:06 quadruple slayings. Saturday at N Common and vandalism at 8:26 p.m. Satur- The victims’ relatives tanburg Detention Facility, in Spartanburg, Park streets; at 7:13 a.m. a.m. Sunday on Northshore S.C. Sunday. day at 37 Waterford St. Road. sat a few feet away from Saturday at 416 Chestnut Todd Kohlhepp as he was St.; at 8:54 a.m. Saturday at posure. cle shop in Chesnee. MARBLEHEAD Theft denied bond on the mur- 15 Huss Court; at 1:54 p.m. der charges. It was their “I know there’s a lot of Kohlhepp’s alleged role Saturday at Arlington Street hurt ... beyond what a lot of in those killings was un- Arrests A report of a larceny at first chance to face the and Western Avenue; at 4:08 12:05 a.m. Saturday at Pea- man accused of killing people understand,” he said. covered, authorities said, p.m. Saturday at T-Mobile at Russell Taylor, 42, of 2 Elm body Coffee House at 59 their loved ones. Authorities have charged after a woman was found 409 Lynnway; at 4:51 p.m. St., Apt. 137, Wakefield, was Walnut St. A caller reported After the hearing, Mag- Kohlhepp, 45, with four last week chained in a Saturday at 464 Western arrested and charged with an her dumpster was stolen; at istrate Judge Jimmy Hen- counts of murder in the locked metal container on Ave.; at 5:06 p.m. Saturday uninsured motor vehicle, num- 9:20 a.m. Saturday at 45 son thanked the families 2003 deaths at the Super- Kohlhepp’s property in ru- at 187 Washington St.; at ber plate violation to conceal King St. A caller reported a for their civility and com- bike Motorsports motorcy- ral Woodruff. 6:36 p.m. Saturday at 121 ID, unregistered motor vehicle missing checkbook, savings Lawton Ave.; at 7:13 p.m. and on a warrant at 10:02 book and cash. The door to Saturday at 26 Alley St.; at p.m. Friday. the residence was unlocked; Richmond mayor race: Sex scandals, 8:45 p.m. Saturday at 98 S at 8:30 a.m. Sunday at 52 Common St.; at 1:27 a.m. Accidents Nancy Ave. A caller reported comebacks, and party clashes Sunday at 61 Baker St.; at her diamond ring, emerald 8:23 a.m. Sunday at St. Pius A report of a motor vehicle ring and two bracelets were School at 215 Maple St. By Alan Suderman accident at 8:46 p.m. Friday stolen. ASSOCIATED PRESS A report of a motor vehicle on Humphrey Street. accident with personal injury Vandalism RICHMOND, Va. — Mix at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Phil- Complaints a heaping of Anthony brick Court and Walnut Street; A report of vandalism at Weiner-like sex scan- at 10:13 p.m. Friday at Ford A report of a man on a green 12:18 p.m. Saturday at 1 An- dals, a dash of a Donald bike at 2:45 p.m. Friday on and Locust streets; at 5:16 dover Drive. A motor vehicle Trump-like clash with West Shore Drive. A caller re- p.m. Saturday at 750 Lynnfield with damage due to BB gun the establishment, and a ported a man on the path St.; at 11:46 p.m. Saturday at fire was reported; at 9:48 sprinkling of Marion Bar- Eastern Bank at 112 Market looked like the man who had a.m. Sunday at 50 Northend exposed himself. He was on ry-style political come- St. St. A caller reported the porta backs and you get the A report of a motor vehicle a green bike. An officer could potty was pushed over in the not find anyone matching the potential next mayor of hit and run accident at 6:07 park and damaged his fence. Virginia’s capital. p.m. Saturday at 36 Newhall description. A caller reported that the Joe Morrissey made PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS St.; at 10:47 p.m. Saturday SWAMPSCOTT national news last year at 278 S Common St.; at crossing guard at Humphrey Former delegate Joe Morrissey, D-Henrico, and Maple streets just hit her when he won re-election watches the proceedings during the House of 11:53 p.m. Saturday at 57 Accidents to the General Assembly Baker St.; at 12:03 a.m. car with his stop sign at 2:49 Delegates session at the Capitol in Richmond, Va. p.m. Friday. She reported the while spending his nights Sunday at 29 Brimblecom A report of a motor vehicle in jail because of a sex St.; at 12:08 a.m. Sunday light was solid yellow and Rep. Weiner, sending the FBI caught him on accident at 2:47 p.m. Friday scandal involving a teen- at Harwood and N Common as she went by the crossing at Salem Street and Sunbeam sexually charged texts tape smoking crack, Mor- guard, he stepped out and hit ager he later married. streets. Lane; at 4:55 p.m. Friday at has gotten Morrissey in rissey hasn’t let a convic- her with his sign. The sign hit Now he’s the front-run- 430 Paradise Road. trouble. Like GOP presi- tion keep him from public Assaults the back door and gas cap on ner for mayor while em- the passenger side and she re- Complaints broiled in another sex- dential nominee Trump, office. A report of an assault and ported the car was scratched, tinged scandal, this time Morrissey enjoys poking Polls have shown Mor- battery at 10:15 a.m. Sat- but not dented. A report of a disturbance battling last-minute alle- a split political establish- rissey leading a crowded gations that he exposed urday on Washington Street; A report of a disturbance at at 9:41 p.m. Friday at Cher- ment trying to defeat him. field thanks largely to at 11:46 a.m. Saturday at 1:03 a.m. Saturday on Wash- ry and Essex streets; at 8:25 himself to a legal client Shaw’s Supermarket at 43 ington Street. A caller reported a.m. Sunday at 330 Para- and sent her lewd text And like former Washing- support from the city’s State St. there was a woman chasing dise Road. messages. ton, D.C., Mayor Barry, African-American popula- Like disgraced former who won re-election after tion. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Thankfully, it ends tomorrow

ELECTION iff’s Department over- narcotics officer. He has ing and are uneasy with From A1 sees people awaiting trial said that people are being legalizing another drug and inmates convicted stored in the system with- in the middle of an opioid The race between Wong of crimes. In addition to out proper contact with epidemic. Proponents ar- and Migliore has been the House of Correction loved ones and without gue that impaired driving filled a constant stream of in Middleton, the sheriff programs and services to from marijuana will be insults over their respec- operates the facilities in help reduce relapse. handled the same way as tive campaign correspon- Lynn, Salem, Lawrence Leach’s 40 years of that from alcohol and de- dence and has featured and Salisbury. criminal justice and law bunk the notion that the fierce forum-style debates. Coppinger has said he enforcement experience substance is a gateway Wong has argued that his believes the sheriff’s office started when he became drug. opponent lacks experi- should be more involved a police officer in 1975. He Question 1 has also ence, when fact-checking in drug courts, which were supports the legalization drawn local interest, spe- her after the first debate. established to provide in- of recreational marijuana cifically from Revere. Lo- Migliore countered Wong tensive, supervised proba- and said in a prior forum cally, the city overwhelm- is too involved in Saugus tion and mandatory treat- that it’s difficult to become ingly voted against a politics, when he needs to ment, as well as random incarcerated in Massa- proposal to bring a slots focus on Beacon Hill. drug testing with progress chusetts. He also stated parlor near the Suffolk Migliore has said she monitored by a supervis- that prisoners should earn wants state officials to Downs racing track. But ing probation officer. He physical contact with vis- the state still has to weigh ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE reconsider action earlier has argued for creating itors through good behav- this year on Wheelabra- in. Apartment buildings in West Lynn, such as connections between jail ior. Eugene McCain, an in- tor’s request to extend the and outside community St. Stephen’s Tower apartments on Pleasant life of its landfill. vestor, is behind the pro- Street, could be a thing of the past under a programs to prevent re- Answering posal for a new slots par- The Massachusetts En- lapse. the questions newly proposed zoning law. vironmental Policy Act lor to be located on land He started as a patrol- Opponents of Question he has a $6.5 million to review of Wheelabrator’s man with the Lynnfield 2, a ballot initiative to lift proposal concluded that option to buy in Revere. Police Department in the state’s cap on charter Question 1 would allow no further environmental 1983. Two years later, he schools argue that the Councilors look review was necessary and for a slots parlor at a loca- joined the police force in schools are a drain on that the proposal can be tion at least four acres in Lynn. funding from traditional advanced to the state De- size and within 1,500 feet Manning-Martin has public education, while partment of Environmen- of a race track. The gam- down on Lynn served as a council- proponents say expansion tal Protection for permit- ing establishment would or-at-large in Peabody for will provide more opportu- ting. have no table games and the past nine years. She nity for parents and their Migliore stated in a prior no more than 1,250 slot was formerly on the school children. forum that Wong has been machines. developments committee for eight years. Question 2, if passed, weak on the issue, saying City officials have come She spent 13 years work- will authorize up to 12 that the people of Saugus out strong against the ing for the Suffolk Coun- new charter schools or ZONING said though he doesn’t are very concerned about proposal, while McCain From A1 have a vote on chang- the risk factor. But Wong ty Sheriff’s Department enrollment expansions in before moving to a man- existing charter schools has said the casino would ing the zoning rules, he said that he would be in Peter Capano, Ward 6 agement position with the annually by the state generate more than $80 in has questions for the two favor of an additional fed- city councilor, said the state Department of Cor- Board of Elementary and new revenue for the state councilors who are propos- eral study. impetus for the zoning rections 12 years ago. She Secondary Education. Pri- annually. ing the amendments. Both have said they change stems from sever- is the deputy superinten- ority would be given to ap- “If we’re going to limit will fight to keep Union al big apartment projects multi-family construction dent of the Lemuel Shat- plicants who seek to open Picking a president Hospital open. They are in the neighborhood that in Wards 6 and 7, why just tuck Hospital correctional a charter school in public Finally, Tuesday will against the legalization of have exacerbated conges- those wards?” he asked. facility in Boston. school districts perform- also mark the date a new the sale and use of recre- tion in a section of the city “What about the rest of Manning-Martin has ing in the bottom 25 per- president is chosen. Vot- ational marijuana and are that has narrow streets the city?” stated that experience cent. If it doesn’t pass, the ers will decide between against funding for addi- where cars park on both Gordon Hall, president with police is not transfer- existing charter school cap Democrat Hillary Clin- tional charter schools. sides. of The Hall Co., a Lynn rable to managing prisons. would be maintained. ton, the former secretary of state, and Republican “They are building 20- real estate firm, and chair- Picking a new sheriff She argues that a police Voters will also be faced Donald Trump, a busi- 30- and 40-unit apart- man of the Lynn Business Voters in Essex Coun- officer’s job is to take of- with Question 4, where nessman, which will put ment buildings by right Partnership, an associa- ty will also be faced with fenders off the street and they will decide if mar- and with it comes lots of tion whose mission is to choosing their new sheriff put them in jail, while a ijuana will be legalized, an end to one of the most contentious presidential traffic,” he said. “All we improve Lynn’s economy to replace retiring Sheriff sheriff provides offenders regulated and taxed by are saying is have zoning elections in the country’s and quality of life, said his Frank Cousins. with the programming the government. that would require devel- modern history. group was unaware of the Their choices are be- and treatment they need Under the proposed new opers to seek council ap- proposal. Polls are open from 7 tween Lynn Police Chief so they are less likely to law, adults over the age of proval.” “We don’t know anything a.m. to 8 p.m. in Massa- Kevin Coppinger, a Dem- commit crimes after being 21 would be able to use, Capano insists the new about it, but would like to chusetts. A registered vot- ocrat, Peabody City Coun- released from prison. She grow and possess a lim- zoning would not prohib- learn more,” he said. cilor Anne Manning-Mar- has vowed to work with ited amount of the sub- er can find their polling it apartment buildings. Nicholas Meninno, own- tin, a Republican, and two Gov. Charlie Baker and stance. Up to 10 ounces place by going to http:// Instead, he said devel- er of Meninno Construc- Independent candidates, the county’s municipal- and six marijuana plants www.wheredoivotema. opers would be asked to tion, whose Lynn firm Mark Archer, an attorney ities to battle the opioid can be kept inside a single com/bal/myelectioninfo. hold public meetings with typically lays the ground- and former state trooper, crisis. home; up to an ounce can aspx. the neighbors about their work for commercial proj- and retired Essex Coun- Archer, a Lynn native, be carried, but not used, in Gayla Cawley can be plans and perhaps be ects, said the city is smart ty Commissioner Kevin joined State Police in 1988, public. reached at gcawley@item- asked to complete traffic to examine the zoning in Leach. working as a road trooper Opponents have cited live.com. Follow her on and other impact studies. West Lynn. The Essex County Sher- and then an undercover concerns of impaired driv- Twitter @GaylaCawley. For example, Capano “It needs some revision said conversations are un- and it’s reasonable for derway to turn the shut- the city’s policy makers to tered St. Michael’s Church review an apartment pro- Namaste in the Pinkham Building on Summer Street into posal and not just allow apartments. it by a matter of right,” YOGA “They’re talking about he said. “I just hope they From A1 as many as 40 units at the don’t go from a very unre- church,” he said. “We are stricted apartment zoning The name “Soul City” is not trying to stop all these to something that’s overly a play on “Sin City,” the projects necessarily, but restrictive. That would be unflattering epithet of neighbors should be able a mistake in the other di- which Anderson does not to ask questions about im- rection.” approve. pacts.” Michael Donovan, Thomas Grillo can be “I love this city,” said the city’s Inspectional Ser- reached at tgrillo@item- Anderson, who grew up vices Department chief, live.com. on Bessom Street and Bay State Road. “One day I said ‘OK. It’s time to start a yoga studio in Lynn.’ Chamber warming Until someone said ‘No. You can’t do it’ I moved forward. No one ever said up to children ‘You can’t do it.’ … so here we are. The city was great COAT DRIVE nation towards new coats to work with.” From A1 for kids in need. Anderson, who also “I expect this drive to owns Poseidon pizza shop “It’s a true family feeling be a tremendous suc- in Gloucester with her here and everyone in the cess,”said Gould, adding, office is so supportive of husband, Dennis, said she ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE “That’s because the lo- received plenty of busi- the drive. My own children cal community has a big Yoga student Courtney Maribito, left, and Shanel Anderson, the owner are anxious to contribute. ness help and guidance heart and a generous spir- of Soul City Yoga, work out in her studio in the Lydia Pinkham Build- It’s good to remind them from Service Corps of Re- it. I am fortunate to work ing in Lynn. that we are very lucky and tired Executives (SCORE) in a city that is so giving and MassDevelopment’s it’s important to be aware and I am very grateful to Transformative Develop- “relationship with yoga”: amazing and I had a re- Inclusion is my thing. All of those in our community ment Initiative team. “In 2011 I began, strictly newed sense of calm and and everyone should feel who need our help,” said those who are stepping up Anderson said her first in my living room from focus. Just like that, the comfortable to come. Yoga Lewis. to make sure the children pregnancy — with Solo- time to time and never spark was ignited. should not be intimidating Lewis was pleased to re- in our neighborhoods will mon, 5 — was difficult. “We at a studio. I was wor- “Soul City Yoga was born or scary and (participants port that the Lynn Lions be bundled up and warm found out I was pregnant ried about my extreme out of my love of yoga and should not be) worried Club kicked off the drive during the cold months 10 days after we opened beginner status and felt the city of Lynn. As a Lynn that their down dog (pose) with a generous $500 do- ahead.” the pizza shop. I was deliv- intimidated, so I just native, I wanted to create doesn’t look like others’ ering pizzas in Gloucester stuck to random YouTube a community space where down dog.” MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF … there was not a lot of sessions and DVDs when- people could center and Classes include $5 com- me time.” When the couple ever the mood struck. In achieve personal growth munity sessions, “Yoga en learned they were having 2013 during my second as well as feel connected to Espanol” with instructor US pastor to ask judge church is known as Re- a second child, Shanel de- pregnancy, I decided to their neighbors. My goal is Victoria Garcia Drago on to reject Uganda demption Gate Mission cided to return to yoga. give it another shot. Des- to dissolve the Westernized Nov. 19 and an upcoming Society. He has called “It was extremely helpful perate for relief from the image of yoga by creating session for plus-size wom- anti-gay lawsuit the lawsuit “absurd” and and I enjoyed it,” she said. physical aches and pains an all-inclusive environ- en. A class schedule and “completely frivolous.” SPRINGFIELD (AP) — Lively said he has After her son, Kingston, and determined to have ment that welcomes and membership information A Massachusetts evan- 2, was born, she got her an easier birth, I began sees the value in all people.” can be found at www.soul- preached against homo- gelist will ask a federal sexuality, but advised certificate to be a yoga in- attending prenatal yoga Anderson said yoga and cityom.com. judge to reject a lawsuit structor. religiously and I was its exercises for mental Bill Brotherton can be therapy, not punishment. that accuses him of wag- The New York-based On the Soul City web- hooked. The change in and physical health is for reached at bbrotherton@ ing a long campaign to site she sums up her the way my body felt was “everybody and every body. itemlive.com. group Center for Consti- persecute gays in Uganda. tutional Rights filed the An East African gay suit on behalf of Sexual advocacy group filed the Minorities Uganda. 781-477-4444 lawsuit in 2012 against A hearing will be held Lynn Drug Task Force minister Scott Lively un- Wednesday in U.S. Dis- CALL 24 HOURS A DAY der a statute that allows trict Court in Springfield Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) non-citizens to file U.S. on Lively’s request for All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. court actions for viola- summary judgment to Spanish menu available Callers may remain anonymous. tions of international law. keep the case from going Lively’s Springfield to trial. A8 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Tumultuous period for the band inspires new Bon Jovi album

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Members of Bon Jovi front row from left, Tico Torres, Jon Bon Jovi, David Bryan, back row from left, Phil X, and Hugh McDonald. PHOTOS | PAULA MULLER Peter and John Bessom. NEW YORK (AP) — Desert Trip concert series Laurie Demit and Dave Flynn. Jon Bon Jovi has been in Indio, California, fea- waiting for a cue from turing Bob Dylan, Paul Mick Jagger to know McCartney, the Stones when it’s time hang up and more. Steve Miller his microphone. “I am so proud and in “At least I know where awe of them. And that the end zone is,” Bon Jovi was the music of our turns Lynn joked. youth,” Bon Jovi said. But then after hearing “But it hurts here and that Chuck Berry is still here,” he added, pointing into ‘Swingtown’ playing music at 90, the to his neck and back. 54-year old rocker threw Besides, even if he stops A near capacity crowd showed up for the his hands up. touring at some point, Steve Miller Band show at Lynn Audi- As Bon Jovi releases he knows the music will their 14th studio album, always be there. torium on Sunday night. For a review of “This House Is Not For “This is the closest the concert by Item Features Editor Bill Sale,” the frontman thing I will ever know to Brotherton visit Itemlive.com or read it in admits that he’s thinking immortality,” Bon Jovi Tuesday’s paper. about the finish line a bit said. more these days. Though The new album not he has no intention of only adds to the band’s Dennis Meyer and Tonya Luce. slowing down anytime catalog, it also makes a soon — Bon Jovi goes on statement, particularly a world tour in Febru- about the difficulties they ary — he doesn’t see the endured since the release band performing in their of their last album, 2013’s seventies, a la the recent “What About Now.” LOTTERY

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NEW YORK (AP) — POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Sevyn Streeter and the Philadelphia 76ers have decided on a date for the singer to come back and perform the national anthem after the team didn’t allow her to sing wearing a “We Matter” jersey. In statements to The Associated Press on Saturday, the Sixers and Streeter said she would perform wearing her “We Matter” jersey at the team’s Dec. 16 home game against the Los Angeles Lakers. “After thoughtful conversation, the 76ers and Sevyn Streeter have worked together to develop PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS a plan we hope will bring Sevyn Streeter performs on stage at the “Furious 7” Takeover held at the meaningful action in the Revolt Live Studios in Los Angeles. Philadelphia Community,” the team’s statement read. “I have accepted their the community.” plan to make a donation Streeter was sup- apology,” Streeter said. “In She said she and the to the Boys and Girls posed to perform “The order to move forward, it team plan to “work to- Clubs of Philadelphia. Star-Spangled Banner” on Oct. 26 in Philadel- was important to me that gether through multiple Streeter has written phia, but was told before we take action and use community outreach pro- songs for Chris Brown the game she could not this as an opportunity grams to promote inclu- and Ariana Grande and LǚǏǏ sing the anthem. The to create positive change sion and acceptance.” had a hit with “It Won’t team later apologized. and dialogue throughout The Sixers said they Stop” in 2013. VdžǕdžǓǂǏǔ WEATHER 2016 Dǂǚ Please join us in honoring the brave men and women who have served our nation TODAY’S FORECAST MARINE FORECAST Friday, November 11 SUN, MOON, TIDES Lynn City Hall Abundant sunshine. High of NE winds 5 to 10kt with gusts Veterans Day Breakfast Sunrise today 6:25 a.m. 49. Winds N at 10 to 15 mph. up to 25kt. Waves around 2ft, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Complimentary for all veterans, service members, Sunset today 4:30 p.m. Tonight: Clear skies. Low expect 4 to 6ft at the outer har- bor entrance. Isolated showers military families, and friends of veterans Sunrise tomorrow 6:26 a.m. around 35. Winds light and variable. in the evening. Veterans Day Ceremony High tide today 4:21 p.m. Tonight: N winds around 5kt, 11:00 a.m.-12 p.m. Low tide today 10:42 p.m. becoming W after midnight. Featuring the Lynn English JROTC Drill Team, Waves 1 ft or less, expect 2 to Lynn Publich Schools Band, singer Gayle Bastarache, High tide tomorrow 5:18 p.m. 4ft at the outer harbor entrance. and guest speaker Afghanistan Veteran Tiffany Leaver, Lowell Vet Center Commemorative Pin Ceremony Each Veteran in attendance will be honored with a commemorative pin recognizing their service

To RSVP or for more information, please call Lynn Department of Veterans’ Service NOV. 7 NOV. 14 TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY at 781-586-6911 Sunny | High 49, Low 35 Sunny | High 61, Low 43 Cloudy | High 58, Low 41 facebook.com/lynnvets SPORTS B MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 St. Mary’s girls work overtime By Katie Morrison the tournament when it’s one and ITEM STAFF done, you’re going to get every- body’s best effort. They gave us a MALDEN — The St. Mary’s girls great game.” soccer team has had trouble nd- While Butt was the key player ing the net all season. But Sunday, on offense for St. Mary’s, goalie it scored goals when it mattered Emily Stephenson was the force most. on defense. Stephenson did all she Codi Butt netted the game-win- could to help the Spartans hold ner with under a minute to play in the slim lead, including two big the second overtime as the No. 12 second-half saves in which she slid Spartans beat No. 4 Mystic Valley, to knock the ball away from an Ea- 2-1, in the quarter nal round of gles forward. the Division 4 North tournament. Mystic Valley nally found the Butt scored both goals for St. back of the net with six minutes Mary’s, with the rst coming 23 left to play, knotting the score at minutes into the rst half off a one and forcing overtime. pass from Sherly Feliz. The Spartans, who are down Despite falling to St. Mary’s, 4-0, in the regular season, Mystic a few players thanks to a rash Valley gave the Spartans all they of injuries, struggled in the rst could handle Sunday. The Eagles 10-minute overtime period, and kept the St. Mary’s offense at bay the Eagles earned a couple of free for the rest of regulation, despite kicks in St. Mary’s end. But Ste- plenty of chances created by the phenson, sweeper Emily Egan and Spartans. Joslyn Deschenes did a good job of “I give (Mystic Valley) cred- clearing out the shots. Stephen- it. They played about as hard as son had to make a couple of tough they could, and they took it to us,” saves, but made them with ease. ““Huge saves,” Foley said. “That’s ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON St. Mary’s coach Jim Foley said. “We’re lucky to get out of here why she’s an all-star, because she St. Mary’s Codi Butt, who scored the game-winning goal Sunday, holds off a Mystic with a win. But it’s the tourna- makes plays like that.” Valley defender as she goes after a loose ball. ment, you know what happens in ST. MARY’S, B2 Presto! Caponigro Magicians leads way sweep for Blue By Scot Cooper Boys Soccer overcomes FOR THE ITEM SWAMPSCOTT — Senior physical Melrose co-captain Jaymie Caponigro booted in a pair of goals — Gordon Vincent the second one with an assist FOR THE ITEM to a Stoneham defender — to MARBLEHEAD — In the rst half, put the Big Blue girls soc- the Marblehead High boys soccer team cer team into the Division 3 appeared to be surprised by the phys- North semi nals with a 5-1 ical play from Melrose. In the second win over Stoneham. half, the Magicians blew the Red Raid- The Blue will now play ers away with their skill. Tuesday at Manning Field Mike Conlon (44th minute), Lukas (5) against North Reading Koppermann (51st) and Mack Fisher in the sectional semi nals. (66th) all scored in the second period Stoneham had advanced to for Marblehead, which defeated Mel- the quarter nals by knock- rose, 3-0, in a Division 3 North quarter- ing off Lynn eld Friday. nal found tournament game, Sunday, Swampscott got ve goals at Piper Field.The sixth-seeded Ma- from four players. But it was gicians (12-6) play either top-ranked the third one, by Maggie Di- Burke or No. 9 North Reading — which Grande, that really de ated play today — Thursday, at a time and the visitors, according to their location to be announced. coach Sharon Chapman. Melrose (9-7-1), the fth seed, plays “We knew coming in that in the rugged Middlesex League and they were a very good team, tried to assert itself physically, some- we played pretty well in the thing the Magicians were not prepared rst half, down just 2-1, but for right away. that third goal really hurt “No, not really,” Marblehead coach us,” Chapman said. “We don’t have any superstars on our Scott Laramie said. “You don’t know PHOTO | BOB ROCHE a lot about these teams. It’s one of the team, we go with 11 players, great things about the tournament. Swampscott’s Jaymie Caponigro, with her right arm extended, celebrates with the and we came up short this af- You get to cross over and play teams rest of her teammates after scoring one of her two goals in Sunday’s MIAA girls ternoon.” from other leagues.” soccer tournament game. SWAMPSCOTT, B2 MAGICIANS, B2 Girls defeat North Andover Andover in shootout By Gordon Vincent rallies to beat FOR THE ITEM MARBLEHEAD — In the state soccer St. John’s tournament, there’s no substitute for By Gordon Vincent experience. And no one has more expe- FOR THE ITEM rience than Marblehead’s Meg Ryan. Ryan set up the Magicians’ goal in DANVERS — This Cinderella regulation and then scored the winner wears a golden slipper. in the penalty shootout as Marblehead E.J. Perry threw a 15-yard touch- defeated North Andover, 2-1, in a Divi- down pass to Cedric Gillette with 1:23 sion 2 North rst-round tourney game remaining to lift the Andover High on Sunday at Piper Field. football team to a 35-28 win over St. The sixth-seeded Magicians (15-4-1) John’s Prep, Saturday, in a Division next face No. 14 Burlington (10-7-2) 1 North semi nal round tournament Wednesday (6) at Piper Field. game at Brother Linus Athletic Com- Bridget Schauder scored for the Magi- mons. cians in the 56th minute, while Jillian The seventh-seeded Golden War- Good got the equalizer for 11th-seeded riors (5-4), who upset No. 2 Lexington North Andover in the 77th minute. The in overtime before they knocked off Magicians won the penalty shootout, No. 3 St. John’s, face Everett in the 4-3, with goals from Maeve Bostley, sectional nal Friday at Everett Sta- Lucie Poulin, Rory Schauder and nal- dium. ly, Ryan, who tucked the ball inside the Perry, a Boston College commit, was right post, past Scarlet Knights’ keeper sensational. He threw for four touch- Alli Rodrigues. downs and 334 yards, and ran for an- “Meg is a 4-year starter and one of other 99 and a touchdown. our steadiest players,” Marblehead “He’s a very good quarterback,” coach Andy Bub said. “The team has said St. John’s Prep coach Brian St. a tremendous amount of con dence in ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Pierre, himself a former BC quarter- her.” back. “He has a good arm. He’s able St. John’s Prep quarterback Mike Yarin braces himself for a hit by Ando- ST. JOHN’S, B2 MARBLEHEAD, B2 ver’s Malique Mejia B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 Classical volleyball falls to Andover

vision 1 North sectional quarterfinals, where they will MIAA TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP play tonight (6) at home against Acton-Boxborough. Peabody (15-1-3) got two goals from Brianna Gaynor, By Gordon Vincent who added an assist. Also scoring were Jillian Arigo, FOR THE ITEM Emily Nelson and Amy Drover, who actually had the Classical’s stay in the Division 1 North high school game-winner. volleyball tournament has ended. Also recording assists were Chloe Gizzi, Kirsten Brad- The Rams were eliminated in the second round of the ley and Katherine Scacchi. tournament Saturday by No. 2 seed Andover, 3-0, on the Coach Dennis Desrosiers said Scacchi, Gizzi, Alyssa road by scores of 25-6, 25-11, 25-10. Shashaty and Ali Demeo turned in good defensive ef- The Rams jumped out to early leads in the first two forts. sets but could not sustain them against the taller more Rebecca Sabino (4 saves) had a great save early sec- powerful Golden Warriors, who were last year’s state ond half to keep Cambridge off the board. finalists. Hamilton-Wen 1, Fenwick 0 A bright spot for the Rams in the match was their At South Hamilton on Sunday, a goal in the eighth front court. Soneta Srey had nine kills while Skylar minute held up for the third-seeded Generals (13-3-2), Crayton had seven. Shanelle Barry added four, and in a Division 3 North quarterfinal. Maggie McHale threes respectively. Emily Smith (defense), Grace Foley (midfield) and In addition, Srey had eight assists and Maggie McHale Ally Charette (midfield) played well for the 11th-seeded six. Crusaders (9-8-3), who will be saying farewell to coach Despite the disappointment of the loss, Coach Frank Karen Guillemette, who will be leaving the school at the DeLuca said he was extremely proud of his players end of the season to take an athletic director’s job on who accomplished most of their goals: qualifying for Cape Cod. the state tournament and winning a round, and taking Danvers 4, Beverly 0 home the Lynn City Championship. At Beverly on Saturday, Nicole White scored twice, “What eased the disappointment was how impressed PHOTO | BOB ROCHE with two others from Morgan Mcsisz and Lydia Runnals the referees and opposing coach were with our team Peabody’s Chloe Gizzi gets airborne to win as the Falcons moved into the Div. 2 North quarterfinals and its attitude and effort,” DeLuca said. a headball during Saturday’s win over Cam- against Woburn on Tuesday. Classical finished its season with a 12-10 record. bridge. “I thought this was a real good wins for us, especially Fenwick 3, Danvers 1 since Beverly beat us twice this season, both 3-2,” said At Danvers Sunday, the 10th-seeded Crusaders (18- Alyssa Alperen, Joanna Bampi and Tatiana Correia Danvers coach Jim Hinchion. 5) were led by senior captains Molly Camelo (16 kills), played well defensively for Peabody. Mcsisz scored five minutes into the game to give the Steph Bona (14 kills) and Sam Mancinelli (38 assists), Lowell Catholic 3, Winthrop 0 Falcons all they would need. White got the assist. in an upset of No. 2 Danvers (17-2) in a Div. 2 North At Lowell Saturday, the seventh-seeded Vikings (14- White made it 2-0 before the end of the half, and then quarterfinal round match. 8) had leads in the first two games, but second-ranked Runnals and White scored in the second half to round out the scoring. Bishop Fenwick will play either third-seeded Win- Lowell Catholic (18-3) rallied to win them both, in a Di- chester or sixth-seeded Melrose Thursday, at a site to MIAA BOYS SOCCER vision 3 North quarterfinal . be determined. Beverly 3, Reading 2 Methuen 3, Peabody 1 Winthrop libero Maddie Faigna’a had 25 digs and At Beverly on Sunday, Mike Pinter scored in the ninth At Peabody Saturday, the fourth-seeded Tanners (16- three aces, while Lacey Scott had four kills and three round of penalty kicks to lift No. 3 Beverly past Read- 5) dropped a Division 1 North quarterfinal round match aces. ing, in a Division 2 North first round game. to the fifthh-seeded Rangers (17-5), from the Merrimack The Vikings were without middle blocker and co-cap- Dan Russell scored a pair of goals in the first half for Valley Conference. tain Haley Holden, who missed the match due to a con- the Panthers (16-1-2). The 14th-seeded Rockets (10-7-2) Melissa Gray led the Tanners with 14 kills, while cession. rallied with goals in the second half by Kevin Krupa Nene Onwuongo had 10 kills and three blocks. Lexie MIAA GIRLS SOCCER and Evan Doherty. Zammer has five kills, while Hannah Kemp contributed Peabody 5 Cambridge 0 Beverly plays at home against 11th-seeded Central 30 assists and five aces. At Peabody Saturday, the Tanners coasted into the Di- Catholic (12-5-2) on Tuesday (2). Swampscott girls move on in tourney

SWAMPSCOTT lyn Driscoll had no chance From B1 on the goal, and Driscoll wasn’t going to get Capo- DiGrande’s score came nigro’s second goal, which just two minutes into the went in off a defenders leg. second half. That made it 4-1. Haley Caponigro opened the Bernhardt scored the fifth scoring with 23:19 left in goal with 4:06 left in regu- the first half, off a pass lation to lock it up. Driscoll from Michela Agresti. made a big diving stop on Stoneham thought it had a shot off the right wing by tied the score a minute Ella Parker, but could not later, but the officials corral the rebound, and waved off the shot. Berhardt ran to the ball Blue coach Ken Leeder and popped it in. admitted his team got a Caponigro said it’s great break on that one. to open the playoffs with a “It looked like the shot big win. went in off of one of our “We felt confident to- players, so I thought it day, it was close after the ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON was a good goal,” Leeder first half, but we came out St. Mary’s keeper Emily Stephenson corrals said. “We were fortunate, and played very well on a Mystic Valley shot during Sunday’s tourna- they played us very tough our home field,” Caponi- ment girls soccer game. in the first half, we were gro said. “We do have an able to score three in the advantage on our field, second half and hold them but we’re really happy to off.” be playing on the turf (at St. Mary’s girls The second Swamp- Manning Field) Tuesday PHOTO | BOB ROCHE scott goal, the eventual night. game-winner, was the Leeder said as much as Swampscott’s Grace Digrande passes the ball work OT to advance sweetest strike of the day. everyone likes the home- past Stoneham’s Sami Vetrano-Olsen. Agresti lifted an arching field advantage, he’s hap- ST. MARY’S of top-seeded St. Joseph pass from the right wing py to switch to the turf for three games in a row at Sophomore goalie Nikki and No. 9 Notre Dame. From B1 into the middle, where her the semifinal round. home in a short stretch,” Rosa made seven saves in The two teams play Mon- sister, Samantha, kicked it “Normally, I don’t like Leeder said. “The field is With time winding down the net for the winners. day at 2. in before it hit the ground having a bye to start in tough shape with the in the second overtime pe- “Hopefully we take from 30 feet out. things off, but with no bye rain, so we’re glad to be Amanda Caldarelli scored riod and neither team mak- this and keep going, and Stoneham’s goalie Kait- we would have had to play moving on to Manning.” the Spartans goal. ing much happen offensive- get some people who are ly, a shootout was looking banged up back,” Foley more and more likely. That said. “But hopefully we is until Butt got the ball take the momentum from Magicians overcome physical Melrose squad on the sideline and lofted a today and take it into the beautiful shot that hung up next game, now we’re in MAGICIANS chance came in the 31st ball into the net. Ferrucci turned in his best for just long enough to slip the semis. There will just From B1 minute, when Augie Grop- “Once (Conlin) got that save of the game. Melrose’s over the Mystic Valley goal- be four teams left after to- pa-Venzal sent a shot from first goal, I think it re- Peter Wiesen fired a shot keeper’s reach. morrow and we’re one of Marblehead outshot about 10 yards that Mel- lieved a lot of pressure,” from about 20 yards that The Spartans now await them, and it’s a testament Melrose, 4-3, in a score- rose keeper Jared Dowell Laramie said. a leaping Ferrucci gloved their next opponent, as considering the season less first half. Melrose deflected with his legs. Koppermann’s goal was past the end line. they’ll take on the winner we’ve had.” had an opportunity in the The Magicians finally again set up by a brilliant With about 14 minutes 22nd minute when Owen broke through four min- service from Kozak. His left, Fisher assured Mar- Thorsteinsson sent a cross utes into the second half. cross from the left car- blehead of a place in the Marblehead girls soccer to Nick Cordeau, whose Grady Kozak sent a free omed off Dowell’s hands to semifinals when his shot shot from about 15 yards kick from 40 yards toward Koppermann, who headed from the top of the penalty was saved by Marblehead the goal. Gianluca Acqua- the ball into the net from area hit the underside of wins in a shootout goalkeeper Joe Ferruc- fredda’s shot was deflected just outside the crease. the crossbar and caromed MARBLEHEAD blocked at the far post by a ci. The Magicians’ best to Conlin, who tapped the About four minutes later, into the back of the net. From B1 North Andover defender. Ryan nearly put the Ma- Kelly Morrison also gicians on top in the 53rd Andover’s rally dooms St. John’s Prep football came up with a big save minute when her free kick in the shootout, turning from 40 yards went wide ST. JOHN’S critical of which was a 68- when we scored I thought then had a long touch- aside a high shot from right. Three minutes later, From B1 yard run on the second we might have left too much down pass called back Mary O’Connor in the sec- Marblehead earned a cor- play of the drive. One play time on the clock for them.” due to an unsportsman- ond round. Kathryn Mc- ner from the right that Ryan to keep plays alive with his later, Perry threw a strike A 12-yard run by Pream like conduct penalty, and Cann, Olivia Gotobed and lofted to the far post. Sev- feet and throw on the run.” to Gillette in the end zone, on the last play of the first had to punt. On the final Good scored for North An- eral players swarmed the The Eagles were led by near the right sideline. quarter opened the scor- play of the second quar- dover in the shootout. ball, and Bridget Schauder sophomore running back “I told the team before the ing. Andover answered ter, Yarin found Galatis “You never like it when knocked it into the net. Aise Pream, who rushed drive started to relax and with an 84-yard scoring along the left sideline for a games come down to pen- With nine minutes left, for 157 yards and two just play one play at a time,” drive that included a pair touchdown that made the alties, but the girls came North Andover hit the wood- touchdowns. Mike Yarin, said Perry. “We’ve been in of fourth-down conver- score 21-7 at halftime. through,” Bub said. work again when Samantha who left last week’s win situations like this before.” sions, the first of which Andover rallied for three North Andover had the Neyman rattled the cross- over Acton-Boxboro with The Eagles started their was a 14-yard throw from unanswered touchdowns best chance in a scoreless bar with a free kick. With a shoulder injury, threw ensuing drive at their Perry to Rockwell and in the second half. Perry first half. In the 32nd min- less than three minutes left a 75-yard touchdown pass own 24 with 76 seconds then a 1-yard run by Perry threw a 4-yard strike to ute, Rebecca Harty clanged in regulation, Good evened to Mike Galatis. Trent left. They made it as far for a touchdown. John Boese with 3:52 left the post with a shot after a the score after she blasted a Tully also ran for a 5-yard as Andover’s 38, but the The Eagles responded in the third quarter to cap corner. rebound of a shot by Gotobed touchdown that tied the clock ran out after three with a 70-yard touch- a 54-yard drive. He then Less than a minute later, into the net. score at 28-28 with 1:59 straight incompletions. down drive that included hooked up with Rockwell Harty also sent a cross that The best chance of the left in the game. “When they scored to tie two 15-yard penalties on for a 59-yard score, and was just too long for Good two 10-minute overtime While the overflowthe game, I knew they left Andover, the latter a face later threw a 14-yard near the right post. periods came from Rory crowd was thinking about too much time on the clock mask at the end of a 31- touchdown pass to Rock- The Magicians’ best bid Schauder, whose free kick overtime, Perry led the for us,” said Andover coach yard run by Pream, who well to give Andover its in the first half was a shot from 40 yards went just Golden Warriors 86 yards E.J. Perry III, the quar- scored from the 2 on the first lead, with 6:45 left in from Grace Arthur that was over the crossbar. in just four plays, the most terback’s father. “But then next play.The Warriors the game. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3 THE SCHEDULE Nuggets blast TODAY (Site, time TBD) MIAA Boys Soccer Division 3 North Semifinals at Manning Field, Lynn Division 1 North Quarterfinals N. Reading vs. Swampscott (5) St. John’s at Lowell (6) injured Celts Hamilton-Wenham vs. Newburyport Revere at Lincoln-Sudbury (3:30) (7) Division 2 North Quarterfinal N. Andover at Danvers (7) WEDNESDAY BOSTON — Emman- Harris and Jamal Mur- MIAA Girls Soccer MIAA Girls Soccer uel Mudiay scored 24 ray each had 12 for the Division 1 North Quarterfinal Division 2 North Quarterfinal of his season-high 30 Nuggets, who lost 16 of Acton-Boxborough at Peabody (6) Burlington at Marlbehead (6) points in the opening the previous 18 meet- MIAA Volleyball Division 4 North Semifinals quarter, helping the ings in Boston. St. Mary’s at Notre Dame/St. Division 3 North Quarterfinal Joseph’s (TBD) Denver Nuggets to a Isaiah Thomas led Ipswich at Lynnfield (5) THURSDAY big first half on their Boston, tying his TUESDAY way to a 123-107 vic- season high with 30 MIAA Boys Soccer MIAA Boys Soccer Division 3 North Semifinal tory over the injury-de- points. Avery Bradley Division 1 North Quarterfinal Burke/North Reading at Marblehead pleted Boston Celtics had 14. Cent. Cath./Northeast at Beverly (2) (TBA) on Sunday night. The Celtics were Division 3 North Quarterfinal Bedford at Swampscott (2) MIAA Volleyball Wilson Chandler missing starters Jae Division 2 North Semifinal Division 4 Quarterfinal PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS added 22 points be- Crowder (sprained left St. Mary’s at St. Joseph’s (at Smith Fenwick at Melrose/Winchester (6) fore leaving with a ankle) and high-priced Field, Brighton, 2) TBA Denver’s Gary Harris, right, defends against Boston left hamstring inju- free agent acquisition MIAA Girls Soccer MIAA Field Hockey Celtics’ Isaiah Thomas during the first quarter of ry. Danilo Gallinari Al Horford (concussion Division 2 North Quarterfinal Division 2 North Semifinal Sunday’s game with the Celtics. Woburn/Wilmington vs. Danvers Gloucester vs. Ipswich (TBA) scored 16, and Gary protocol).

TV/RADIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME SUMMARIES

TV Pro hockey: Buffalo at Boston SATURDAY GL— Leypon Barr 23 pass from Kyle G — Ryan Argentino 4 run (pass Pro basketball: Utah at Phila- NESN, 7 p.m. ENGLISH 22, LAWRENCE 20 Vasconcellos (kick failed) failed) at Manning Field W — Gonzales 23 run (kick failed) M — Harry Craig 24 pass from Gally This week’s delphia NBATV, 7 p.m. RADIO Lawrence 8 0 6 0 6 — 20 GL — Belliard 32 run (Vasconcellos (Paquette kick) schedule Pro football: Buffalo at Seattle Pro Hockey: Buffalo at Bos- English 8 0 6 0 8 — 22 run) G — Oliver Emerson 35 pass from E — Johnathan Kosmas 34 pass ESPN, 8:30 p.m. ton, WEEI-FM (98.5), 7 p.m. GL — Barr 78 run (rush failed) Nate Young (Sanfilippo rush) FRIDAY from Matt Severance (J.C. Gonzales GL — Belliard 89 run (David White G M Division 1A North Final pass from Severance) kick) 1st downs 15 14 Reading at Lincoln-Sudbury (7) L — Angel Abrue 44 run (Abrue run) GL — Belliard 20 run (Franklin Rushes-yds 45-259 25-107 NBA E — Gonzales 31 pass from Sever- Morales kick) Pass yds 87 242 Division 2 North Final ance (run failed) GL Ojany Belliard 55-yard interception C-A-I 6-14-2 13-17-1 Beverly at Billerica (7) L — Dylan Montanez 37 pass from Division 2A North Final EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE return (Franklin Morales kick) Total yds 346 349 Atlantic Division Southwest Division Abrue (run failed) FRIDAY pens-yds 3-30 4-25 N. Reading at Marblehead (7) W L Pct GB W L Pct GB L — Abrue 10 run (run failed) ST. MARY’S 44, LYNNFIELD 24 fumb-lost 1-1 0-0 Division3 North Final Toronto 4 2 .667 — San Antonio 5 2 .714 — LE — Ishmile Bangura 4 run (Bangu- At Manning Field plays 62 43 Triton at Watertown (7) Boston 3 2 .600 ½ Houston 3 3 .500 1½ ra run) Lynnfield 0 0 8 16 — 24 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Division 3A North Final New York 2 4 .333 2 Memphis 3 4 .429 2 ANDOVER 35, ST. JOHN’S 28 St. Mary’s 8 8 6 22 — 44 RUSHING Stoneham at St. Mary’s (7) Brooklyn 2 4 .333 2 Dallas 1 5 .167 3½ At Brother Linus Athletic Commons SM — Calvin Johnson 3 run (Calvin GLOUCESTER — Sanfilippo 29-196, Philadelphia 0 5 .000 3½ New Orleans 0 6 .000 4½ Andover 0 7 7 21 — 35 Johnson run) Jermaine Edward 4-50, Argentino Division 4 North Final Southeast Division Northwest Division St. John’s 7 14 0 7 — 28 SM — Johnson 58 run (James Brum- 3-12. MARBLEHEAD — Lopez 13-77, Mystic Valley at Brighton(TBD) W L Pct GB W L Pct GB P — Aise Pream 12 run (Pat McTier- Charlotte 4 1 .800 — Oklahoma City 5 1 .833 — field run) Gally 11-28, Marino 1-4. SATURDAY nan kick) Atlanta 4 2 .667 ½ Portland 4 3 .571 1½ L — Nick Kinnon 19 pass from Matt PASSING Division 1 North Final A — E.J. Perry 1 run (Chris Ziegenbe- Mortellite (Louis Ellis pass from Matt GLOUCESTER — Young 6-14-2-87. Orlando 3 3 .500 1½ Utah 4 3 .571 1½ Andover at Everett (2) Miami 2 3 .400 2 Denver 2 3 .400 2½ in kick) Mortellite) MARBLEHEAD — Gally 13-17-1-242. Washington 1 4 .200 3 Minnesota 1 4 .200 3½ P — Pream 2 run (McTiernan kick) SM — Johnson 57 run (rush failed) RECEIVING TBA Central Division Pacific Division P — Michael Galatis 75 pass from SM — Johnson 5 run (Johnson run) GLOUCESTER — Emerson 2-52, Marc Division 4A North Final W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Mike Yarin (McTiernan kick) L — Kinnon 36 pass from Mortellite Smith 1-25, Sanfilippo 2-10, Edward O’Bryant at Latin Academy Cleveland 6 0 1.000 — L.A. Clippers 5 1 .833 — A — John Boese 4 pass from Perry (Kyle Hawes pass from Mortellite) Detroit 4 2 .667 2 Golden State 4 2 .667 1 1-0. MARBLEHEAD — Marino 6-100, (Ziegenbein kick) SM — James Brumfield 50-yard run Craig 3-61, Clough 1-54, Justin Faia Non-Playoff Games Milwaukee 4 3 .571 2½ L.A. Lakers 3 3 .500 2 Dates and Times TBD A — Joseph Rockwell 59 pass from (rush failed) 2-23, Lopez 1-4. Chicago 3 3 .500 3 Sacramento 3 5 .375 3 Lexington at St. John’s Indiana 3 3 .500 3 Phoenix 2 4 .333 3 Perry (Ziegenbein kick) L — Hawes 15 pass from Mortellite LINCOLN-SUDBURY 12, PEABODY 0 Haverhill at Peabody Sunday’s Games Atlanta at Cleveland, 7 p.m. A — Rockwell 14 pass from Perry (Brett Cohee pass from Mortellite) At Lincoln Sudbury Regional HS Malden at Classical Utah 114, New York 109 Minnesota at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. (Ziegenbein kick) SM — Johnson 1 run (Joey Silvestri Peabody 0 0 0 0 — 0 Portland 100, Memphis 94 Denver at Memphis, 8 p.m. P — Trent Tully 5 run (McTiernan run) Linc-Sud 0 0 6 6 — 12 Dracut at Salem Sacramento 96, Toronto 91 Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m. kick) L SM LS — Ethan McCullough 4 run (kick Newburyport at Fenwick Dallas 86, Milwaukee 75, OT Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. A — Cedric Gillette 15 pass from First Downs 16 9 failed) Gloucester at Wakefield Denver at Boston, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Perry (Ziegenbein kick) Yds Rushing 66 364 LS — McCullough 4 run (conversion Saugus at Weston Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games failed) Swampscott at Amesbury Monday’s Games Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. A P Yds Passing 258 7 1st downs 22 19 C-A-I 22-42-1 2-4 P LS Lynnfield at Gr. Lawrence Houston at Washington, 7 p.m. Brooklyn at New York, 7 p.m. Winthrop at Northeast Indiana at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Orlando, 7 p.m. Rushes-yds 16-100 37-202 Tot. Yds 324 371 1st downs 8 8 Tech at Manchester-Essex Utah at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana, 7 p.m. Pass yds 334 171 Pen-Yds 2-15 1-10 Rushes-yds 25-102 29-134 Danvers at Wayland Miami at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Utah at Charlotte, 7 p.m. C-A-I 23-36-0 9-22-0 Fum-Rec 0-0 1-0 Pass-yds 50 40 English at Revere Orlando at Chicago, 8 p.m. Chicago at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Total yds 434 373 Plays 70 46 C-A-I 4-14-1 6-16-0 Detroit at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Toronto at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. pens-yds 8-83 5-42 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Total yds 152 174 New Orleans at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Detroit at Phoenix, 9 p.m. fumb-lost 0-0 1-0 RUSHING pens-yds 2-15 0-0 Tuesday’s Games Houston at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. plays 54 61 LYNNFIELD — Anthony Murphy 8-34, fumb-lost 1-0 2-2 pass from Lewis L’heureux) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Mortellite 8-18; ST. MARYS — John- plays 51 48 T — Liam Spillane 9 run (Tommy NUGGETS 123, CELTICS 107 RUSHING son 17-222, Brumfield 8-83, Toe INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Lapham kick) ANDOVER — Perry 15-99, Jeremy 5-52. RUSHING F — Colin Norton 50 pass from Travaglini 1-1; ST. JOHN’S PREP — PASSING PEABODY — Jake Doherty 18-85, Bright (Luke Hufnagle pass from DENVER (123) Denver 42 35 26 20 — 123 Pream 26-157, Tully 7-34, Yarin 2-11. LYNNFIELD — Mortellite 22-42-1 Eric DeMayo 5-15, Cedric Gutierrez Bright) Gallinari 7-13 0-0 16, Nurkic 1-5 2-4 Boston 23 29 31 24 — 107 PASSING (3TD); ST. MARY’S — Marcus Atkins 2-5, Luis Guirdys 1-(-1), Matt D’Ama- T — L’heureux 2 run (Lapham kick) 4, Jokic 4-5 1-1 9, Mudiay 11-18 5-5 3-Point Goals—Denver 11-23 (Mudi- ANDOVER — Perry 23-36-0-334; ST. 2-4 to 6-(-7); LINCOLN-SUDBURY — T — Spillane 10 run (kick no good) 30, Harris 5-10 1-1 12, Chandler ay 3-5, Gallinari 2-4, Chandler 2-4, McCullough 18-89, Trevor Van Leer JOHN’S PREP — Yarin 9-22-0-171. RECEIVING F — Alex Kaupp 3 run (kick no 8-14 4-5 22, Hernangomez 0-0 0-0 Murray 2-4, Harris 1-2, Nelson 1-3, 8-33, Curtis Taylor 1-3, Junior Almei- RECEIVING LYNNFIELD — Nick Kinnon 10-113, good) 0, Faried 2-4 8-12 12, Nelson 3-7 Jokic 0-1), Boston 8-25 (Green 2-3, da 2-10. ANDOVER — Gillette 7-131, Rockwell Kyle Hawes 7-85, Louis Ellis 4-38; T — Spillane 3 run (Lapham kick) 5-114, Travaglini 7-54, Boese 4-35; ST. MARY’S — Matt Cross 2-7. PASSING 2-2 9, Beasley 0-1 0-0 0, Murray 3-7 Jackson 1-1, Jerebko 1-2, Rozier 1-3, F — Bright 12 run (2pt no good) ST. JOHN’S PREP — Galatis 2-89, N. ANDOVER 30, CLASSICAL 21 PEABODY — D’Amato 4-14-50-0-1; 1-1 9. Totals 44-84 24-31 123. Thomas 1-4, Smart 1-4, Bradley 1-5, T — Hughes 38 pass from L’heu- Cam Weaver 4-63, Wes Rockett 3-17. at North Andover LINCOLN-SUDBURY — Dan Ryan BOSTON (107) Brown 0-3). Fouled Out—None. reux (Lapham kick) Brown 1-7 2-2 4, Johnson 2-5 0-0 4, Rebounds—Denver 47 (Faried 11), BEVERLY 9, TEWKSBURY 8 Classical 0 21 0 0 — 21 6-16-40-0-0. N. Andover 6 8 8 8 — 30 F — Bright 5 run (Norton pass from Zeller 3-7 0-0 6, Thomas 9-17 11-12 Boston 39 (Bradley 11). Assists— At Tewksbury High RECEIVING Beverly 6 0 3 0 — 9 NA — Darren Watson 10 run (rush PEABODY — Tyler Rotundo 2-49, Bright) 30, Bradley 6-17 1-2 14, Green 3-4 Denver 21 (Nelson 7), Boston 31 Tewksbury 0 8 0 0 — 8 failed) DeMayo 1-0, Doherty 1-1; LIN- F T 0-0 8, Mickey 4-4 0-1 8, Jerebko 3-6 (Bradley 6). Total Fouls—Denver 23, B — Hugh Calice 71 pass from Kyle C — Marcus Rivera 30 run (Ishmael COLN-SUDBURY — Van Leer 3-11, 1st downs 13 10 0-0 7, Smart 6-13 0-0 13, Jackson Boston 24. Technicals—Boston Chouinard (conversion failed) Johnson kick) Almeida 1-22, Chris Kelly 1-3. Yds rushing 90 163 2-3 3-4 8, Rozier 2-6 0-0 5, Young defensive three second. A—17,452 T — Will Matovu 23 pass from Jay C — Marcus Rivera 29 pass from N. READING 35, DANVERS 14 Yds passing 247 123 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 41-90 17-21 107. (18,624). Connolly (run good) Matt Lauria (Ishmael Johnson kick) At N. Reading C-A-I 14-34-1 7-11-0 B — Luke Samperi 24 field goal C — Alex Pedro 48 run (Johnson Danvers 7 7 0 0 — 14 Fum-Rec 0-1 1-0 NHL PENTUCKET 34, SWAMPSCOTT 13 kick) N. Reading 0 14 6 15 — 35 Pen-Yds 6-50 6-80 at Blocksidge Field NA — Nick Tierno 22 pass from Dar- D — Tahg Coakley 45 pass from Total Yds 337 286 Pentucket 6 6 8 14 — 34 ren Watson (Jake McElroy run) Dean Borders (David Dzebic kick) Plays 67 46 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Swampscott 0 0 7 6 — 13 NA — Watson 10 run (Watson run) NR — Matt McCarthy 5 run (Bob INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Atlantic Division Central Division P — Liam Sheehy 2 run (kick failed) Fourth quarter O’Donnell kick) RUSHING GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA P — Robert Porter 2 run (2pt conver- NA — Will Testa 2 run (Testa run) NR — Robert Donohue 61 pass from FENWICK — Bright-53 yds; Cash- Montreal 12 10 1 1 21 39 28 Chicago 12 8 3 1 17 43 30 sion failed) MARBLEHEAD 41, GLOUCESTER 26 Kyle Bythrow (Bob O’Donnell kick) Tampa Bay 12 7 4 1 15 40 35 St. Louis 13 7 4 2 16 31 34 well-Doe-30 yds; Hufnagle-7 yds; P — Sheehy 2 run (Porter run) At Piper Field Ottawa 11 7 4 0 14 29 28 Minnesota 11 6 4 1 13 33 22 D — Kieran Moriarty 43 pass from TRITON — Spillane-150 yds; Dylan Gloucester 0 6 6 14 — 26 Toronto 12 5 4 3 13 37 41 Winnipeg 13 5 7 1 11 34 41 S — A.J. Venutti 10 pass from Colin Dean Borders (Dzebic kick) Leavitt-8 yds; L’heureux-3 yds; Marblehead 7 13 14 7 — 41 Detroit 13 6 6 1 13 35 35 Colorado 11 5 6 0 10 22 33 Frary (Sean Lahrizi kick) NR — McCarthy 35 run (kick failed) Hughes-2 yds P — Sheehy 6 run (Hansen kick) M — Jaason Lopez 17 run (Sam Boston 11 6 5 0 12 26 32 Dallas 11 4 5 2 10 28 34 NR — Kyle Bythrow 17 run (John PASSING Buffalo 11 5 4 2 12 25 25 Nashville 11 3 5 3 9 28 35 S — Isaiah Bascon 4 run (kick failed) Paquette kick) Merullo run) FENWICK — Bright 14-34-247; TRI- Florida 12 5 6 1 11 32 32 Pacific Division P — Sheehy 95 run (Hansen kick) M — Andy Clough 54 pass from NR — McCarthy 56 run (Bob O’Don- TON — L’heureux 7-11-123 Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GR. LAWRENCE 47,WINTHROP 13 Drew Gally (Paquette kick) nell kick) RECEIVING GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 13 9 3 1 19 40 31 At E. Boston Stadium G — Christian Sanfilippo 5 run (kick TRITON 42, FENWICK 34 Rangers 13 10 3 0 20 55 29 San Jose 12 6 6 0 12 27 32 Gr. Law. 6 14 27 0 — 47 failed) At Triton Memorial Field, Byfield FENWICK — Norton-144 yds; Cash- Pittsburgh 12 8 2 2 18 37 31 LA 12 6 6 0 12 28 32 Winthrop 7 6 0 0 — 13 M — Lopez 5 run (kick failed) Fenwick 6 8 0 20 — 34 well-Doe-64 yds; Cam Eon-19 yds; Wash. 11 8 2 1 17 33 24 Anaheim 12 5 5 2 12 31 29 Dylan Mullen-14 yds; George Fiska- NJersey 11 5 3 3 13 26 25 Calgary 13 5 7 1 11 35 47 GL — Ojany Belliard 64 run (rush M — Derek Marino 62 pass from Triton 8 7 7 20 — 42 Phila 13 6 6 1 13 47 48 Vancouver 12 4 7 1 9 20 34 failed) Gally (Paquette kick) F — Isaiah Cashwell-Doe 46 pass toris-6 yds; TRITON — Lapham-63 Columbus 10 5 3 2 12 32 21 Arizona 11 4 7 0 8 31 42 W —Jon Gonzales 55 pass from Zuf- M — Gally 7 run (Paquette kick) from Cory Bright (kick no good) yds; Hughes-38 yds; Gunnar Gus- Islanders 12 4 6 2 10 33 38 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- fante (Calvin Tufa kick) G — Sanfilippo 3 run (rush failed) T — Bryan Hughes 2 run (Hughes tafson-19 yds; Chris Trotta-3 yds Carolina 11 3 5 3 9 29 38 time loss.

Sunday’s Games Vancouver at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Edmonton 2, Detroit 1 San Jose at Washington, 7 p.m. St. Louis 5, Colorado 1 Beverly’s ‘Legatron’ comes through Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. New Jersey 4, Carolina 1 N.Y. Rangers 5, Winnipeg 2 Carolina at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 7 p.m. Detroit at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Tewksbury came back in til the half. But the teams Pentucket 34, Calgary at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Boston at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. MIAA FOOTBALL Monday’s Games Los Angeles at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. the second quarter with repeated the process in Swampscott 13 Buffalo at Boston, 7 p.m. Dallas at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Jay Connolly catching a the third quarter, with At Blocksidge Field, the Vancouver at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Nashville, 8 p.m. By Scot Cooper 23-yard pass from Will Gonzales scoring on a 31- Sachems scored in every Tuesday’s Games Arizona at Colorado, 9 p.m. FOR THE ITEM Matovu. And with the con- yard pass from Severance quarter, and got big games His nickname is “Lega- version successful, it was (run failed) and Dylan out of running backs Robert NFL tron,” after the former De- 8-6 Redmen at the half. Montanez of the Lancers Porter and Liam Sheehy, NON-PLAYOFF taking it in from the 37 each of whom scored twice. troit Lions wide receiver AFC NATIONAL CONFERENCE GAMES (the run also failed). Sheehy put the final nail Calvin “Megatron” Johnson. East East English 22, Saugus 29, Arl. Cath. 14 into the Blue, busting out W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA And when the Beverly New Eng 7 1 0 .875 217 132 Dallas 7 1 0 .875 223 140 Lawrence 20 (OT) In a Division 3 North for a 94-yard touchdown football team is at home Miami 4 4 0 .500 173 182 N.Y. Giants 5 3 0 .625 161 164 At Manning Field Sat- non-playoff game at Hor- run with 2:54 left in reg- Buffalo 4 4 0 .500 212 172 Washington 4 3 1 .563 186 189 on Saturday afternoons, urday, the Lancers struck mel Stadium in Medford, ulation. N.Y. Jets 3 6 0 .333 173 235 Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 202 145 and Luke Samperi lines South South first in the overtime, with the Sachems (1-8) picked Swampscott dropped to W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA up to kick an extra point, Angel Abrue running it in up their first win with 3-6 and has lost its last Houston 5 3 0 .625 137 167 Atlanta 6 3 0 .667 305 259 is PA announcer always Tennessee 4 5 0 .444 217 226 N Orleans 4 4 0 .500 242 238 from 10 yards out. Howev- a second-half comeback four games. Pentucket is Indianapolis 4 5 0 .444 239 256 Tampa Bay 3 5 0 .375 180 232 makes sure he uses the er, the conversion attempt against the Cougars (0-9). 4-5. Jacksonville 2 6 0 .250 153 215 Carolina 3 5 0 .375 204 206 name “Legatron” at least North North failed. Saugus trailed, 8-6, at Colin Frary threw a W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA once. On English’s possession, halftime despite a touch- touchdown pass to A. J. Baltimore 4 4 0 .500 154 153 Minnesota 5 3 0 .625 155 126 Saturday, in Tewksbury, Pittsburgh 4 4 0 .500 184 171 Detroit 5 4 0 .556 205 206 Ishmile Bangura was down by Mike Mabee. The Venuti, and Isaiah Bascon Cincinnati 3 4 1 .438 167 189 Green Bay 4 4 0 .500 198 187 “Legatron” came through able to run it in from the Sachems took control in ran one in from four yards Cleveland 0 9 0 .000 168 273 Chicago 2 6 0 .250 131 179 in a big way. His 24-yard 4-yard line, and then bull the third quarter behind out for Swampscott. West West field goal in the third W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA his way in for the conver- touchdowns from Ricky Gr. Lawrence 47, Kansas City 6 2 0 .750 185 151 Seattle 4 2 1 .643 131 109 quarter gave No. 4 Bever- sion to give the Bulldogs Martinez and Marvens Winthrop 13 Denver 6 2 0 .750 194 136 Arizona 3 4 1 .438 179 140 ly (7-2) a lead it would not Oakland 6 2 0 .750 215 203 LA 3 5 0 .375 130 167 (2-7) their second victory Moise. Arlington Catholic At East Boston Stadi- San Diego 4 5 0 .444 268 247 San Fran 1 7 0 .125 167 260 relinquish en route to a of the season. responded with a touch- um, the Vikings (2-7) had Thursday’s Games Thursday, Nov. 10 stunning 9-8 win over No. Both teams scored in the down to make the score the lead after one quar- Atlanta 43, Tampa Bay 28 Cleveland at Baltimore, 8:25 p.m. 1 Tewksbury (8-1) in a Di- Sunday’s Games Sunday, Nov. 13 first quarter. Johnathan 22-14 in the third quar- ter on Jon Gonzalez’s 55- Dallas 35, Cleveland 10 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. vision 2 North semifinal. Kosmas gave the Dogs an ter, but Cam Williamson’s yard touchdown pass from Detroit 22, Minnesota 16, OT Denver at New Orleans, 1 p.m. The Panthers are on the N.Y. Giants 28, Philadelphia 23 Houston at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. 8-0 lead after hauling in a touchdown in the final Chris Zuffante, with Cal- Baltimore 21, Pittsburgh 14 Los Angeles at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. road against Friday night 34-yard scoring pass from period sealed the win for vin Tufa adding the kick, Miami 27, N.Y. Jets 23 Kansas City at Carolina, 1 p.m. at Billerica for the divi- Matt Severance, who then Sachems. but it was all downhill Kansas City 19, Jacksonville 14 Chicago at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Carolina 13, Los Angeles 10 Minnesota at Washington, 1 p.m. sional championship. hit J.C. Gonzales for the All four scores were from there. By the half, it New Orleans 41, San Francisco 23 Green Bay at Tennessee, 1 p.m. The Panthers struck conversion. rushing touchdowns. The was 20-13, Reggies, and Indianapolis 31, Green Bay 26 Miami at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. first in the first quarter Abrue broke loose for a Sachems picked up 360 they poured it on after San Diego 43, Tennessee 35 San Francisco at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. Denver at Oakland, 8:30 p.m. Dallas at Pittsburgh, 4:25 p.m. when Hugh Calice caught 44-yard run and then ran yards on the ground, led that, scoring 27 points in Open: Washington, Arizona, Chicago, New Seattle at New England, 8:30 p.m. a 71-yard pass from Kyle in the 2-pointer to tie the by Moise with more than the third quarter. England, Houston, Cincinnati Open: Detroit, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Oakland Monday’s Games Monday, Nov. 14 Chouinard, but the con- game. 100 yards and Mabee with Gonzalez added a 23-yard Buffalo at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Giants, 8:30 p.m. version attempt failed. That’s how it stayed un- more than 80 yards. run in the second quarter. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Follow your desires, and make Don’t let your emotions cost A situation will require an in- Look for the light and love in Get out and do your own thing. Stay focused on what’s import- each moment count. Look for you. If you believe in what you tellectual, rather than physi- your life. Refuse to allow neg- Explore creative pursuits and ant to you. Check out new ways the good and the positive in have to offer, so will every- cal, response. Protect yourself ativity and emotional stress to consider attending an event of accomplishing old goals. every situation and act accord- one you encounter. Be true to against being hurt or used by affect you. A creative approach that will broaden your outlook Your persistence and ability to ingly. Don’t give in to negativity yourself, and focus on getting someone who has ulterior mo- coupled with kindness and un- or teach you tricks that will articulate what you want and or bullying. things done. tives. Stick to people you know derstanding will be your ticket speed up daily chores. how to get it will serve you well. and trust. to success. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Think before you speak. Letting ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Work on you. Self-improvement A business trip or meeting will your emotions take control will Don’t wait for someone else to Evaluate your current personal Verbal confrontations will not will bring happiness and satis- result in an opportunity. Don’t not help you get your way. A take charge. Step up and do or professional position, and be in your best interest. Stick to faction. Trying to change others be reluctant to make sugges- moneymaking opportunity will your thing. A positive change discuss what you want to do with the truth, but don’t give the im- will result in disappointment tions. An honest and emotional require finesse and patience. will surprise someone from someone you trust, love and re- pression you know everything. and an unwanted change in response will help prevent de- Choose personal change over your past. A new opportunity is spect. Only then will you be able You will gain more from listen- relationships. Have fun and be ception or misrepresentation. trying to change others. apparent. to make the best decision. ing instead of spouting off. companionable.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Teen treated like dirt should dust herself off and move on Is it guesswork or with the odds? DEAR ABBY: It has much adult material he Charles Dickens wrote, which would have defeated been two years, and I hav- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van has been exposed to or how “Take nothing on its looks; the slam. Instead, he led his en’t been able to get over Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, mature he is for his age. take everything on evidence. ace. There’s no better rule.” my first love. I just gradu- and was founded by her mother, But I believe the “birds To make the slam, South Sometimes, though, the ap- ated from high school and Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at and bees” talk should be had to avoid two trump los- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los parent evidence suggests one ers. If the suit was splitting I’ll soon be 18, but I still an ongoing dialogue rath- approach, but later you realize Angeles, CA 90069. 3-2, there was no problem. can’t get used to the idea er than one speech. you have been misled by an If it was 5-0, there was no that he’s gone. When we Children should know opponent, by accident or in- chance. But what about 4-1? ahead of you. Please don’t Because of this, my hus- tentionally. Today’s deal from broke up, he made me feel the correct terms for their Declarer played a diamond waste one more second of band thinks it’s time to a social game is an example. like dirt. body parts, and what “pri- to the king and led a low heart it looking over your shoul- have the “birds and the The bidding was debatable We had been a couple vate” means so they can from the board. Here, the ace der and pining for some- bees” talk. I’m not ready to and misleading. West could since my freshman year, communicate effectively. I appeared. But if declarer’s one who would punish you have that talk, and I don’t have made a two-spade and he dumped me at the don’t think it’s harmful for weak jump overcall on the king had held, he would have for hanging onto your val- believe my son is at an age beginning of my junior children to know where first round. North’s two-dia- returned a low heart to dum- ues. You did the right to have this talk, either. my’s queen. He would have year because I didn’t want puppies, kittens and baby mond rebid was fourth-suit thing, and you should My husband is a psych made the slam whenever pos- to give him my virginity. birds come from. In anoth- game-forcing. Then, he might have no regrets. major who never fails to have jumped to four hearts sible. Later I discovered he had er conversation, they remind me how knowl- over three clubs to indicate been cheating on me with DEAR ABBY: I have a should know what “preg- a minimum game-force with edgeable he thinks he is as my best friend. Please 7-year-old son who seems nant” means. three-card heart support. Over he tries to convince me help. to be growing up faster Your son should also South’s four-club control-bid, that our son is ready. I North’s four no-trump was than I would like at times. know that if he has ANY CAN’T MOVE ON know that one day my son Roman Key Card Blackwood. With today’s music, video questions, he can come to will be curious about his South’s reply denied the heart DEAR CAN’T MOVE games, TV and movies, you and his father and get queen but showed one ace body, but is now that time? ON: Why did you allow there are some things re- straight answers. The and the heart king, or two him to make you feel like garding sex I can’t pre- Am I wrong in thinking question, “How does the aces. North then bid a slam “dirt”? Be GLAD you vent him from seeing or he’s too young? baby get there?” will prob- that could have been off two didn’t have sex with him. learning if I haven’t ably come in another year cashing aces. NOT READY IN However, the auction affect- If you HAD, he would screened the contents. or two. And when it is OKLAHOMA ed West’s lead. Believing that probably have cheated on I realize my son knows asked, he should be an- his partner was aceless, West you anyway. more than I would like for DEAR NOT READY: I swered in a straightfor- did not select his singleton, You have your whole life a child his age to know. don’t know your son, how ward manner.

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MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE given by Barbara P. Studdert to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain nominee for Homecomings Financial, LLC F/K/A Homecomings Financial Network, mortgage given by Gabina Ocasio to Bank of America, N.A., dated February 20, By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Inc., its successors and assigns, dated January 26, 2007 and recorded with the 2007 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book mortgage given by David J. Domey to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26552, Page 202 26597, Page 263, as affected by a Loan Modification Agreement dated July 1, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for First Horizon Home Loans, a division of First subsequently assigned to Deutsche Bank National Trust Company Americas, as 2012 and recorded at said Registry of Deeds in Book 32529, Page 469 of which Tennessee Bank, N.A., dated June 18, 2008 and recorded in Essex County Trustee for Residential Accredit Loans Inc., Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through mortgage New Penn Financial, LLC d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing is the (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27874, Page 373 of which mortgage Certificates, Series 2007-QS3 by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. present holder by assignment from Bank of America, N.A. to New Penn Financial Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC is the present holder by assignment from ("MERS"), Solely as Nominee for Homecomings Financial LLC FKA Homecomings LLC d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing dated July 28, 2015 recorded at Essex Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for First Horizon Home Financial Network, Inc., its successors and/or assigns by assignment recorded in County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 34321, Page 530, for breach Loans, a division of First Tennessee Bank N.A. to Carrington Mortgage Services, said Registry of Deeds at Book 34197, Page 151; of which Mortgage the of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the LLC dated August 21, 2014 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage mortgaged premises located at 109 High Rock Street, Lynn, MA 01902 will be of Deeds in Book 33503, Page 86, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 AM sold at a Public Auction at 2:00PM on November 21, 2016, at the mortgaged for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 34 on November 14, 2016 at 6 Partridge Lane, Unit #1-3, Lynnfield, MA, all and premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the premises Robinson Street, Lynn, MA 01905 will be sold at a Public Auction at 1:00PM on singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: described in said mortgage, to wit: November 21, 2016, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly described All that parcel of land in County of Essex, State of Massachusetts as more fully The land at 109 High Rock Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded below, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: described in Book 25159 Page 87 and being more particularly described as and described as follows: The land in Lynn, together with the buildings thereon, being Lot 93 on a plan of the follows: The dwelling unit known and numbered as Unit 1-3, and garage Unit 1-3G, Southerly on High Rock Street, 68.45 feet; Robinson Est., dated May 4, 1870, recorded with Essex South District Deeds at having an undivided percentage interest of .033 and .009, respectively, in the Westerly on Grover Street, 74.92 feet; the end of Book 795, bounded and described as follows: common areas and facilities of the Towns Homes at Partridge Lane Condominium Northerly on land now or formerly of Grover 65.10 feet; EASTERLY: by Robinson Street, fifty (50) feet; created by Master Deed Dated November 22, 1994 and recorded with Essex and Easterly on land now or formerly of Forman, 71.08 feet. SOUTHERLY: by land now or formerly of Martin, seventy-five and 09/100 (75.09) South District Registry of Deeds at Book 12837, Page 142. The Unit Conveyed is Said premises are subject to the following encumbrances: 1. Title to and rights of feet. laid out as shown on a plan recorded with said Master Deed and also on a Unit the public and others in so much of the premises as lies within the bounds of High WESTERLY: by land now or formerly of Hart, fifty (50) feet; and Plan recorded with the first Unit Deed in which said Units are conveyed, and is Rock Street. NORTHERLY: by Hart Street (formerly Mace Street) seventy-seven and 80/100 conveyed subject to and with the benefit of the obligations, restrictions, rights and For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern (77.80) feet. liabilities contained in M.G.L. C. 183a, the herein referenced Master Deed and the District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23575, Page 380. Be all of said measurements more or less, or however otherwise bounded and terms and provisions of The Partridge Lane Unit Owners' Trust recorded with said The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal described. registry in Book 12837, Page 142. The Condominium and each of the Units are assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern intended for residential purposes and other uses permitted by the applicable encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26418, Page 349. zoning ordinances as set forth in the Master Deed. The undivided percentage of and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other the Unit conveyed hereunder in the common areas and facilities, as set forth record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable above is subject to reduction in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Master Deed. Also subject to the terms and conditions of the Deed rider dated as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of June 30, 2000, recorded with the deed at Book 16428, Page 573 in The Essex a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. South District Registry of Deeds. Being the same property conveyed to Barbara P. requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 Studdert, individually by Deed from Jonathan P. Cook and Stacey Dalton Cook bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as F/K/A Stacey M. Dalton recorded 12/06/2005 in Deed Book 25159 Page 87, in days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this the Registry of Deeds Plan for Northern Essex County, Massachusetts. Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and this publication. Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. Other terms to be announced at the sale. other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises TERMS OF SALE: contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of New Penn Financial, LLC d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing this publication. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be Korde & Associates, P.C. Other terms to be announced at the sale. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be 900 Chelmsford Street Suite 3102 required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Lowell, MA 01851 Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days (978) 256-1500 Korde & Associates, P.C. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Arriaza, Gabina, 15-023761, October 24, 2016, 900 Chelmsford Street check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid October 31, 2016, November 7, 2016 Suite 3102 at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms Item: October 24, 31, November 7, 2016 Lowell, MA 01851 of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure (978) 256-1500 sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Domey, David J., 15-022530, October 24, 2016, entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS October 31, 2016, November 7, 2016 recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The THE TRIAL COURT description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Item: October 24, 31, November 7, 2016 an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. DIVORCE SUMMONS BY Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. PUBLICATION AND MAILING LEGAL NOTICE Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas, Suffolk Probate and Family Court Lynn Conservation Commission as Trustee for Residential Accredit Loans, Inc., 24 New Chardon Street Mortgage Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2007-QS3 Boston, MA 02114 In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter Docket No. SU16D1343DR 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn Present Holder of said Mortgage, Phillip Jemmott Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, November 15, By Its Attorneys, vs. 2016, at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A, Lynn City Hall, on the Notice of Intent of Iris and ORLANS MORAN PLLC Penny Jemmott Wilmer Sosa, 29 Birch Street, Lynn, MA for the for the construction of a single PO Box 540540 family dwelling, garage, patio, walkway, driveway, associated grading and utilities Waltham, MA 02454 within the buffer zone of a bordering vegetated wetland at 15 Applehill Lane, Lynn, Phone: (781) 790-7800 To the Defendant: MA. 15-009990 The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Item: October 24, 31, November 7, 2016 grant a divorce for IRRETRIEVABLE BREAKDOWN OF THE MARRIAGE Mary Lester The Complaint is on file at the Court. Chairwoman (SEAL) An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you Item: November 7, 2016 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status LAND COURT of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: THE TRIAL COURT 16 SM 009970 Phillip Jemmont PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT ORDER OF NOTICE 42 Moreland Street, Apt. 2 Docket No. ES16P2425EA Roxbury, MA 02119-1176 INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE TO: your answer, if any, on or before 12/15/2016. If you fail to do so, the court will Essex Division Robert M. Dawes-Hegan proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file 45 Congress Street, Suite 170 Linda M. Dawes-Hegan a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Salem, MA 01970 WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. (978)744-1020 and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Date: October 18, 2016 Estate of: U.S.C. App. § 501 et. Seq.: The Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New Felix D. Arroyo Menelik Tchouamou York as Trustee for the Certificateholders of the CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Register of Probate Date of Death: 04/22/2016 Certificates, Series 2005-5 claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering Item: November 7, 2016 To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of real property in Lynn, numbered 60 Eutaw Avenue, given by Robert M. Petitioner Chimene Mbague Nanjou of Lynn, Massachusetts Dawes-Hegan and Linda M. Dawes-Hegan to Mortgage Electronic Registration LEGAL NOTICE no Will has been admitted to informal probate. Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., dated Lynn Conservation Commission The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal May 18, 2005, and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without in Book 24305, Page 130, and now held by the Plaintiff by assignment, has/have In accordance with the provisions of M.G.L. Chapter 39, Section 23B, and Chapter supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' 131, Section 40, (the Wetlands Protection Act and the local By-Laws), the Lynn the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration Servicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military Conservation Commission will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, November 15, from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of 2016, at 6:30 p.m., Room 102A, Lynn City Hall, on the Notice of Intent of Jodi to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the Thompson, 11 Otis Street, Lynn, MA for landscape improvements, including after Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a the fact authorization for terracing of slope within Buffer Zone to Sluice Pond as and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal written appearance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, well as proposed repair to stone wall on Bank, construction of access stairs and Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and MA 02108 on or before December 12, 2016 or you will be forever barred from extension of pavement for driveway and patio area within Buffer Zone at 11 and Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act. 17 Otis Street, Lynn, MA. 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For free message. 978-531-9557 information about avoiding employ- ment service scams, write the Federal Trade Commission at Washington, D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud in Information Center, eds. 1-800-876-7060 As health system collapses, Zimbabwe turns to street herbs By Farai Mutsaka The Medicines Control believe they have found a Nyamudeza said. ASSOCIATED PRESS Authority of Zimbabwe, cure on the streets is Zvis- “The leaves are for his the medicines regulatory inei Nyamudeza. stomach problems,” Mush- HARARE, Zimbabwe — body, said it was battling In quick succession, he ore explained. “The syrup Zimbabwe’s public health to control the “influx” of gulped four small cups is just to boost his sexual system is collapsing along people selling herbs and of syrup, a concoction of performance and increase with the economy, with other medicines. green and brown sub- his sperm count. His gear some major hospitals sus- “People need to be con- stances stored in dirty box was down.” pending all non-emergen- scientious and try not to two-liter containers. The Zimbabwe National cy surgeries because pain- be so gullible,” said Rich- “He is my doctor,” Traditional Healers Asso- killers are scarce. ard Rukwata, the author- Nyamudeza said, patting ciation, which keeps a reg- Some in this southern ity’s spokesman. “There street herbalist Mushore ister of certified herbalists African country are turn- all these inflated claims on the back while downing in the country, said many ing to the growing num- around a lot of these herbs the final cup. He caught of those selling herbs on PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ber of peddlers of tradi- and medicines that are a breath before Mushore the streets are not on its tional medicines, many of Newly elected Hong Kong lawmakes Yau Wai- being sold by lay persons. handed him a bunch of books. them young men occupy- ching, second left, scuffles with police officers But members of the pub- fresh green leaves, which “They are mushrooming ing street corners in the after clashing as thousands of people march in he chewed eagerly. everywhere. Most of them capital, Harare. lic, some of them actually a Hong Kong street, Sunday. “Faulty gear boxes, believe that those things “I have been improving are bogus,” said George blown-out fuses . I can fix work.” since I started coming Kandiero, president of the it all!” shouted Shepherd One of the people who here two months ago,” association. Thousands in Hong Mushore. He stood out- side a now-closed garage, but he is no mechanic. He Kong protest Beijing displayed tree barks, roots and leaves of all kinds. “Gear boxes and fuses” intervention are his euphemisms for sexual matters. By Kelvin Chan tonomy and independent “I can treat all types of and Gillian Wong judiciary. ASSOCIATED PRESS diseases that you know. Lee Cheuk-yan, a former pro-democracy lawmaker I am not a herb seller. I HONG KONG — Thou- who was among the pro- am an African doctor,” the sands of people protested 34-year-old Mushore told in Hong Kong on Sunday, testers, said Hong Kong The Associated Press. demanding that China’s residents were concerned His baseball cap and central government stay that Beijing was en- T-shirt were emblazoned out of a political dispute croaching on their relative with the U.S. flag. The in the southern Chinese freedoms, such as freedom beads around his neck city after Beijing indicat- of speech and expression. and skinny jeans complet- ed that it would intervene “We may not agree with ed the picture of a hip-hop to deter pro-independence the two (newly elected wannabe, not a herbalist. advocates. Police used lawmakers), their lan- Mushore admitted he is pepper spray and batons guage, but we have to pro- not trained in traditional to contain some of the tect their rights because medicine. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS demonstrators, arresting they are elected members,” “I don’t have to. I get vi- two. Lee said. “If (Beijing) can sions in my dreams,” he Sherphard Mushore an African doctor makes a mixture of green and The dispute centers on deprive them this time, said. brown substances on the streets of Harare. a provocative display of they can deprive others anti-China sentiment because of other speeches by two newly elected or language or protest.” Syrian Kurds begin campaign to oust the pro-independence Hong After the protest march, Kong lawmakers at their several thousand people swearing-in ceremony last gathered in the evening to Islamic State from the city of Raqqa month. protest outside Beijing’s China’s top legislative By Zeina Karam Democratic Forces. But it of which are fierce rivals. forces on the eastern edges liaison office. Police used panel said that Beijing pepper spray and batons and Philip Issa lacked details on how the The tensions are exacer- of the city of Mosul, which must intervene to deter ASSOCIATED PRESS group dominated by Kurds bated by Russian and Syr- the militant group seized on demonstrators amid advocates of indepen- some scuffling. plans to oust the militants ian forces on one side and two years ago when it cap- dence for Hong Kong, call- BEIRUT — Kurdish-led from the city, home to near- Turkish forces on another. tured territory across Iraq Some protesters wore Syrian forces began an of- ing their actions a threat face masks and hoisted ly 200,000 mostly Sunni Still, the start of the and Syria for its self-pro- to national security. The fensive Sunday to liberate open umbrellas in the Arabs and an estimated Raqqa offensive, which claimed caliphate. The Standing Committee of the Islamic State group’s air — symbols that were 5,000 IS fighters. aims initially at isolating Iraqi forces began their op- China’s rubber-stamp leg- de facto capital of Raqqa, reminiscent of student-led Unlike several successful and encircling the city, in- eration Oct. 17 and are try- islature said in a state- clashing with the extrem- military efforts to drive Is- creases the pressure on the ing to push deeper into the ment that Beijing could pro-democracy demon- ists north of the Syrian lamic State militants out of Islamic State group, mak- city, which is the militants’ not afford to do nothing in strations in 2014 that city and warning neigh- cities in Iraq, the Raqqa of- ing it harder for its fight- last urban bastion in Iraq. the face of challenges in blocked key Hong Kong boring Turkey not to inter- fensive faces several polit- ers to move reinforcements Iraq’s Hezbollah Bri- Hong Kong to China’s au- streets and attracted glob- fere in the operation. ical obstacles and is likely between Syria and Iraq. gades, one of the main thority, the official Xinhua al attention. The United States, to be much more complex. The city, which has been Shiite militias taking part News Agency reported Helmeted police offi- France and Britain said In Iraq, a U.S.-led coali- under IS control since ear- in the government-led late Saturday. cers with shields stood in they would provide air tion is working with the ly 2014, is home to some of push to drive IS from Mo- On Sunday, thousands of several rows, creating a support for the offensive, government in Baghdad, the group’s top leaders and sul, said Wednesday its people marched in down- blockade against the pro- which was announced at but Washington and its is seen as the key to defeat- men had taken control of town Hong Kong to voice testers. “Open the road! a news conference in Ein partners in Syria are re- ing the group militarily. a highway linking Mosul their opposition to China’s Open the road!” the dem- Issa, north of Raqqa, by lying on a hodgepodge of Islamic State forces al- and Raqqa, severing a key plan to step in, saying the onstrators chanted, as a coalition of Kurds and local Arab and Kurdish ready are now under at- supply route between the move would undermine police warned them not to Arabs known as the Syria opposition groups, some tack by U.S.-backed Iraqi two militant strongholds. the city’s considerable au- charge. B8 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2016 HEALTH Quinn on Nutrition: Are dairy fats any different than regular fats?

By Barbara Quinn rently being removed from THE MONTEREY our food supply. As op- COUNTY HERALD posed to the harmful types of trans fats, there is some Just in time to fuel your evidence that CLA may be holiday cheese platter beneficial with respect to conversations, here are heart disease, cancer, obe- some interesting obser- sity, osteoporosis and the vations from the current issue of Today’s Dietitian, immune system. And since PHOTO | DREAMSTIME a magazine for nutrition CLA is a fat, it is more professionals. available in full fat ver- Morning sickness is most common during the In an article entitled sions of milk and cheese. first trimester, and affects an estimated 50 to 90 “The Truth about Dairy And then there’s the percent of pregnant women. Fat,” registered dietitian health differences be- Carrie Dennett explores tween fermented and un- evidence that higher fermented foods, say ex- fat dairy foods (such as perts. Yogurt and cheese Home remedies: cheese) may not neces- — fermented, cultured sarily be totally bad for PHOTO | DREAMSTIME dairy foods — appear to us. Notice the word may. Higher fat dairy foods, such as cheese, may not have a health-enhancing How to manage Here’s why: necessarily be bad for us. edge over butter and fluid Most (about 70 percent) milk. For example, some of the fat in most cheese This may or may not er nutrients. Milk for ex- studies have shown that morning sickness is the saturated type. mean open season on par- ample, is reported to con- yogurt is associated with And there is plenty of ev- ty cheese balls. But it adds tain 400 different types a reduced risk for weight From Mayo Clinic — Pay attention to nau- idence that a high intake to some growing evidence of fats ... some saturated, gain, possibly due to pro- News Network sea triggers. Avoid foods of saturated fat raises the that high fat dairy foods some not. And perhaps it’s biotic “good bacteria” used or smells that seem to cholesterol levels in our such as whole milk, cheese how these fats are pack- in the culturing process. Morning sickness re- make your nausea worse. blood. There is also good and full fat yogurt, may aged with other substanc- So now that we’re totally fers to nausea that oc- — Breathe fresh air. evidence that we can re- not be as harmful to our es that might explain why confused, what’s the best curs during pregnancy. Weather permitting, open duce our risk for having hearts as once thought. the saturated fat/cheese advice for cheese-infested The name is a misnomer, the windows in your home a heart attack if we can It’s a new way of look- issue is still murky. holiday get-togethers? Re- however, because morning or workplace. Take a daily lower the LDL fraction of ing at nutrition, say the For example, dairy foods member that extra fat in sickness can strike at any walk outdoors. cholesterol in our blood. experts who study these contain a fat (fatty acid, ac- food — any food — adds time. — Take care with pre- However, scientists have things. Instead of indi- tually) called CLA or Con- extra calories which con- Morning sickness, which natal vitamins. If you feel yet to find the direct link vidual nutrients (such as jugated Linoleic Acid. CLA tribute to weight gain and affects an estimated 50 queasy after taking pre- to prove that saturated saturated fat), we eat food is a naturally occurring elevated cholesterol lev- to 90 percent of pregnant natal vitamins, take the fat causes heart attacks. — complex mixtures of trans fat — different from els. Indulge, but do it in women, is most common vitamins at night or with (I know, it’s blurry.) protein, fat, carbs and oth- the dreaded trans fats cur- small servings. during the first trimester. a snack. It may also help For some women, morning to chew gum or suck on sickness lingers through- hard candy after taking Do home remedies for the common cold out the pregnancy. your prenatal vitamin. The condition is dis- If these steps don’t help, tressful and uncomfort- ask your pregnancy care really work or are they just a myth? able, but generally harm- provider about other ways less. Medical treatment you can get the iron and isn’t usually necessary, By Seema Yasmin of illness. The study re- vitamins you need during and various home reme- THE DALLAS viewed the results of 15 pregnancy. dies often can help relieve MORNING NEWS experiments and found — Try ginger. A few the nausea. taking zinc also cut the studies suggest that gin- Kids have an average To help relieve morning use of antibiotics. ger may help ease nausea of six to eight colds each Some of the studies sickness: year and adults have two — Choose foods careful- from pregnancy. Ginger showed zinc only seemed supplements generally to four. Which home rem- to work if taken within ly. Select foods that are edies do you use for colds high in carbohydrates or are considered safe when the first day of symptoms. taken in small amounts and do you know if they People who took supple- protein, low in fat, and really work? News that easy to digest. Salty foods for a short time. Howev- ments soon after they fell er, it takes a few day for a homeopathic teeth- ill were sick for one day are sometimes helpful, ing remedy has caused as are foods that contain the ginger to work. Before less than those who took a taking the supplement, it the deaths of at least 10 placebo pill. ginger, such as ginger lol- children has raised ques- lipops. Avoid greasy, spicy may be best to talk with Again, there are mixed your doctor. tions about the safety results on the effective- and fatty foods. and effectiveness of al- — Snack often. Before Contact your doctor if, ness of this supplement. during periods of morning ternative medicines for A 2009 study found there getting out of bed in the sickness: treating common prob- simply wasn’t enough ev- morning, eat a few soda — Nausea or vomiting is lems. idence to recommend zinc crackers or a piece of dry severe. as a way to prevent and toast. Nibble throughout — You pass only a small VITAMIN C treat colds. the day rather than eat- amount of urine, or it’s Vitamin C was first Zinc may interfere with ing three larger meals. An mentioned as a treatment one of the most common empty stomach may make dark in color. for the cold in the 1970s. causes of the cold _ rhino- nausea worse. — You can’t keep down Since then it’s been stud- — Drink plenty of fluids. liquids. PHOTO | DREAMSTIME viruses. The supplement ied in dozens of trials. has been found to stop Sip water or ginger ale. It — You feel dizzy or faint Some have found that if What home remedies for the common cold re- rhinoviruses from repli- also may help to suck on when you stand up. taken daily before you ally work? cation and could block the hard candy, ice chips or ice — Your heart races. catch a cold, vitamin C virus from latching on to pops. — You vomit blood. can decrease the severity dose is 90 mg for men and echinacea doesn’t really human cells. of symptoms such as sore 75 mg for women. Some do much. throat and runny nose. people take a higher dose, It seems the worst that GARLIC Do bad teeth cause It’s also been found to especially during cold can happen with echina- Some small studies shorten the duration of season, but doses high- cea is an allergic reac- found garlic supple- colds by about 10 percent er than 2000 mg per day tion that causes a rash ments reduced the num- heart disease? if taken soon after symp- have been linked to stom- and in some people, seri- ber of colds a person ex- By Seema Yasmin buildup of fatty plaques toms begin. That means ach problems and kidney ous anaphylactic shock. perienced and quickened THE DALLAS in the arteries that feed the 12 days of feeling sick stones. A more common side the pace at which they MORNING NEWS the heart. These plaques from a cold that adults effect of the herb is an recovered from a cold. cause the blood vessels typically experiences each ECHINACEA upset stomach. Echina- But these were studies It’s highly likely that to harden and narrow. As year could be reduced to The jury is still out cea can cause liver prob- of only a few hundred poor oral health is linked fat deposits in the arter- about 11 days with the on the effectiveness of lems if combined with people. to heart disease. Studies ies, white blood cells are help of vitamin C. Howev- echincaea, a flowering heart medicines such as A larger analysis which have shown that people attracted to the area and er, in some studies where herb which is made into amiodarone. grouped together the re- with unhealthy mouths they form a key compo- vitamin C is compared to tinctures and teas and sults of eight experiments suffer more heart attacks nent of the plaques that a placebo pill, people tak- commonly used to combat ZINC found there was not and have an increased can eventually block ar- ing vitamin C are no bet- colds. Some studies show A study published in enough evidence to say risk of stroke compared teries and starve the ter off than people taking it boosts the number of 2011 found zinc supple- that garlic wards off colds. to people with good oral heart and brain of oxygen. a placebo. white cells which could ments shortened the dura- Garlic breath might ward health. Bacteria play a role in Vitamin C is found in mean a stronger immune tion of a cold and reduced off people which could be Specifically, we’re refer- heart disease, too. Stud- citrus fruits and berries. response to infections. the number of days kids one way of staying germ- ring to gum health. What ies have implicated the The recommended daily But other studies find skipped school because free during cold season. does the state of your same bacteria that cause gums have to do with your gum disease as a culprit heart? The common factor in strokes and heart at- is inflammation. In the tacks. 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