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I had heard taking the commut- er rail to Boston distressing, but there’s nothing like experiencing something rst-hand. Last summer, I took the train from Lynn into Boston for the rst time and the detractors weren’t wrong. The service was pretty poor compared to what I’m used to. I grew up an hour outside of New York City, in Connecticut, and unsurprisingly, found myself taking the train from nearby Brewster into the city every chance I had. For those who haven’t had that experience, it’s hard to describe the feeling of getting off the train at the bustling, historic Grand Central Station, and then stepping outside into the heart of New York City. It almost leaves you awestruck because it’s like stepping into a ic Development and Industrial Cor- Lynn’s ward councilor candi- different world. By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF poration of Lynn (EDIC/Lynn) should Getting there is easy. There’s dates, from left, Wayne Lozzi, be dissolved into a potential planning plenty of parking at the station and Darren Cyr, George Meimeteas, LYNN — The most contentious is- department. Richard Colucci, Natasha Me- a kiosk to pay for a ticket to board sue debated at Wednesday night’s Participating in the forum at the the train. The only stress is getting gie-Maddrey, Dianna Chakoutis, ward councilor candidates’ forum First Lutheran Church was Ward 1 Marven Hyppolite, Cinda Danh, there on time so you don’t miss the was development and whether there Councilor Wayne Lozzi; Ward 3 Coun- Fred Hogan, Alexis Reynoso and train. But if you do, unlike here, should be more affordable housing in cilor and Council President Darren John “Jay” Walsh debate for the another one is not far behind. the city. Cyr and his opponent George Meime- second time this election season That’s how a commuter rail is Eleven candidates, representing 12 teas; Ward 4 Councilor Richard Co- at First Lutheran Church in supposed to work. The difference contested ward races, addressed how lucci and his opponent Natasha Lynn on Wednesday. between taking the train into Bos- they would better spend city nances, Megie-Maddrey; Ward 5 Councilor ton vs. New York City is like night whether there should be term limits ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO and day. for city councilors, and if the Econom- LYNN, A2 I have lived in Lynn for four years, but took the train into Boston for the rst time a couple of months ago when a friend from Opinion Protect democracy against back home came to visit. City social media manipulation. A4 Driving, as I had been able to do  each other time I visited, wouldn’t Commentary: Your tax dollars are testing have made sense because of the subsidizing white supremacy. A4 length of the day-trip. Hours of parking can quickly become unrea- LOOK! new bus sonably expensive, and how many Brady portrait draws different areas we were planning award for our guy. A8 to visit. layover When I suggested the train for Sports our trip, I thought the experience Prep soccer battles to a By Gayla Cawley would be easy. I could park at The draw with BC High. B1 ITEM STAFF Item’s of ce and we could walk over  LYNN — Buses will to Central Square to the commuter Classical golf closes regular season no longer idle in the rail station. with tri-meet victory. B1 John Flenniken Tri- But signs of trouble immediately  angle following a com- became apparent. Prep baseball duo commits to promise between city play at the collegiate level. B1 Georgia making a CAWLEY, A3 of cials and the Mas- sachusetts Bay Trans- big deal of Bigfoot portation Authority (MBTA). Tuesday night, the He’ll do it Sinatra’s By Paul Newberry Bigfoot masks are Lynn Traf c Commis- ASSOCIATED PRESS on display at Expe- sion unanimously ap- dition: Bigfoot! The proved a joint recom- way in Peabody CHERRY LOG, Ga. — Sasquatch Museum Along a bustling four-lane mendation from Mayor in Cherry Log, Ga. By Thomas Grillo highway that winds through Thomas M. McGee, ITEM STAFF City Council President the north Georgia moun- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tains, an unassuming wooden Darren Cyr and the SALEM — If singer Joey Chiarenza had it to do structure breaks the monot- MBTA that will create all over again, he might have chosen harmonies ony of churches, billboards a 90-day trial layover over a career as a mechanic. and stores selling kitschy space at 54 Ocean St. “I do have some regrets for not pursuing music,” knickknacks. The agency will review he said. “But everything in life happens for a rea- Once a BYOB supper club, two other options un- son and my time is now.” it’s now ground zero in the der consideration at the The 63-year-old North End native who grew up search for a legendary beast. Lynn/Swampscott line. across from Regina Pizzeria, channels Frank Sina- Welcome to Expedition: “In the meantime, Frank Sinatra croon- tra. He’ll bring his silky smooth vocals to Frank Bigfoot! The Sasquatch Mu- use of the trial layover er Joey Chiarenza will L. Wiggin Auditorium at Peabody’s City Hall Sat- seum. space and the identi - perform at the Frank L. urday night. “The Music of Sinatra starring Joey “I can remember my cation of layover space Wiggin Auditorium at Chiarenza” will feature two dozen Sinatra songs great-grandmother talking to be used for the long Peabody City Hall Sat- urday night. SINATRA, A3 BIGFOOT, A3 LAYOVER, A3

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But as she fac- she attended Sewell-Ander- es growing scrutiny, the son Elementary School, Breed Massachusetts senator is Jr. High School and Lynn Vo- opening herself to criti- cational Technical Institute, cism that she’s just anoth- where she studied culinary er politician dodging the arts and graduated from in tough questions. 2010. She is in a bind because Krissy worked as a direct of her persistent refusal care worker at Centerboard during two straight pres- for the past six months and Jarmahl Sutson of Lynn; her idential debates to say whether she would raise was a longtime employee at step-brother, Billy Albright Jr.; taxes on the middle class George’s Roast Beef. She en- and her many aunts, uncles, joyed cooking, was an avid to pay for the universal cousins and close friends. health insurance plan movie buff and loved every- In addition to her father Jay, thing about Halloween. She known as “Medicare for she was predeceased by her All.” cherished the relationship grandparents Joseph and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS that she had with her brother By not acknowledging Joan Mazola. taxes would almost certain- Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and the sense of humor they Service information: A ly increase for a wide range speaks during a Democratic presidential primary debate hosted by CNN both shared. A simple and funeral service will be held of income earners, Warren and The New York Times at Otterbein University Tuesday in Westerville, caring person, Krissy could on Saturday, Oct. 19, 2019 avoids becoming a carica- Ohio. light up a room with her smile in the SOLIMINE Funeral ture of a Democrat itching and treated every friend like Home, 426 Broadway (Route to raise them. But she also how she’d pay for a new that, on the substance, very consistent and clear they were family. She loved ev- 129), Lynn, at 6 p.m. Burial threatens to undermine health insurance system. she wants to bring down in saying she’ll pay for it by eryone and was well loved by will be private. Visiting hours the image she’s fostered of “I’m sure she will even- health care costs, and, on adhering to the principles everyone who knew her. will be on Saturday from 3-6 a plainspoken former pro- tually,” Klobuchar said. the politics, she’s not tak- of lowering overall costs Krissy is survived by her p.m., prior to the service. fessor ready to tackle any Pete Buttigieg, the may- ing the bait and giving Re- for middle-class families mother, Tammy Mazola and Relatives and friends are re- issue in her quest to pro- or of South Bend, Indi- publicans and the insur- and raising them for rich her ancé Nathan Miller of spectfully invited to attend. tect the middle class from ana, echoed that thought ance industry the TV ad people and major corpora- Lynn; her brother, Anthony Ma- Directions and online guest- the excesses of corporations from the campaign trail in moment that they want to tions. zola and his ancé So a Di- book at www.solimine.com. and the wealthy. Ames, Iowa. deceive voters,” said Adam Democratic presidential Marca and their daughter Ava Warren’s progressive ri- “Everybody should be Green, a liberal activist candidates traditional- of Methuen; her grandparents, val, Bernie Sanders, has prepared to defend their and close Warren ally. ly go to great lengths to William and Kathy Malo of said middle-class taxes plans,” he said Wednesday. Still, the lack of speci c- avoid the idea that their Sandown, N.H.; her boyfriend, would have to rise to pay “It’s serving us well to be ity on paying for Medicare party is tax happy. But for Medicare for All. Other very clear about how our for All is tricky since War- being blunt about raising White House hopefuls said plan works and to lay out ren famously is the candi- taxes is not necessarily an Wednesday that Warren the fact that it’s paid for.” date who “has a plan” for election loser, as long as should be just as direct. Warren argues pundits everything and proudly their effect is targeted. Corey T. O’Leary, 37 “Look, I’m not picking on are missing the point by sweats even the smallest, President Barack Elizabeth Warren, but this focusing on taxes instead wonkiest details. Obama was reelected in is ridiculous,” said former of the bottom-line cost On health care, she says 2012 following a pledge LYNN — Corey T. O’Leary, 37, Corey had a great smile and Vice President Joe Biden, that Americans pay for that she’s “with Bernie,” to raise taxes on top of Lynn, died at home unex- loved working with cars. He will currently Warren’s chief their health care. She in- referring to the Vermont earners and did so by al- pectedly on Sunday, Oct. 13, be greatly missed. Corey also competitor for the Demo- sists that eliminating pre- senator who authored the lowing previous tax cuts 2019. leaves behind many aunts, un- cratic nomination. Warren miums and co-pays under Medicare for All legislation on the wealthy to expire. Corey was born and raised cles, nieces and nephews. “is going to have to tell the Medicare for All would in Congress. Warren’s cam- And Warren’s promises in Lynn. Corey is survived Service information: GO- truth” or face questions lower overall costs for all paign says that no one yet of a 2 percent wealth tax by his loving mother, Diane ODRICH Funeral Home, 128 about her willingness “to but wealthy Americans. knows Medicare for All’s on households with a net O’Leary; and his sister, Kelly Washington St., Lynn, is han- be candid and honest with Her top supporters say nal price tag — but that worth of more than $50 O’Leary. His father, Thomas dling the cremation arrange- the American people.” she should keep pressing Warren is still “reviewing million elicits chants of “2 O’Leary, recently passed away ments. Burial will be private Minnesota Sen. Amy Klo- that message. the revenue options” pre- cents!” at her rallies, bol- in late September 2019. and at a later date. buchar said Warren “needs “Democratic voters are viously suggested by Sand- stering her reputation as to come forward and say” actually very appreciative ers and that she has been an economic populist. Lynn council candidates square up in round two

LYNN (are being heard).” see each new development Cyr declined to say how velopment, citing its small they disliked about their From A1 But Cyr, who has been have 20 percent of its much affordable housing business loan program ward councilor, which on the City Council for 14 units be affordable. They the city needs until there bringing start-up compa- kicked off the evening. Dianna Chakoutis and years, said he hears the spoke about how residents can be a discussion with nies to Lynn. Some, like Meimeteas, her opponent Marven same thing from challeng- are being pushed out of stakeholders. Hyppolite and Meime- chose to sidestep the ques- Hyppolite; Ward 6 Coun- ers at each election. the city because rents are “We all want affordable teas spoke about how the tion with levity, saying he cilor Fred Hogan and his “All of the incumbents unaffordable. housing, but there has to EDIC/Lynn needed to be didn’t like that Cyr had a opponent Cinda Danh; want the same thing as all Of the incumbents, only be a balance where a de- more transparent. bigger truck than him. and Ward 7 Councilor the challengers,” he said. Walsh spoke in favor of an veloper will want to build Meimeteas favored re- Others, like Megie-Mad- John “Jay” Walsh and his “The new candidates talk inclusionary zoning provi- and construct that hous- structuring the depart- drey shared some criti- opponent Alexis Reynoso. about change and then sion, adding that he voted ing,” Lozzi said, adding ment, and said he’d like cism, saying she sees it as Ward 1 challenger Wil- when they get there, they against the last two tax that the focus should be to see grant writers work- a big problem that lots of liam O’Shea could not realize it’s not as simple breaks for developers, in- on the availability of good ing on commission for the people in her area of the attend because he was in as they think it is,” ex- cluding the luxury apart- jobs so that people can af- city, which he said was ward, precinct 1, don’t California visiting his son. plaining that there have ment building under con- ford to live. the next step to bringing know Colucci. Ward 2 Councilor Rick to be taxes paid and ser- struction on Munroe Street. The divide was also ev- money into Lynn. Reyno- The night ended with 10 Starbard is running unop- vices provided. “I’m proud of being some- ident on a question about so said the agency should “yes” or “no” questions, a posed and did not partic- The divide between the one who’s supported ty- whether EDIC/Lynn be restructured if it was hit with the crowd where ipate. incumbents, who answered ing to get some affordable should be dissolved or going to improve the ef - candidates responded by The distinction between similarly on many ques- housing in the city of Lynn merged into a city planning ciency of the department. simply holding up a sign the candidates was clear. tions, and the challeng- and I still do,” Walsh said. department, which Lynn Hogan was the only in- for either answer. Challengers spent much ers, remained throughout Chakoutis said the city lacks. Despite the dis- cumbent to criticize the All challengers said they of the forum pushing for the forum. It was evident needs affordable housing, agreement on what should EDIC. opposed tax breaks for change and to end what during a question on but the problem is that become of EDIC, all candi- “I would not dissolve developers and the trash Hyppolite called the “good whether more affordable term needs to be de ned. dates said the city needs a EDIC, but I would ensure fee, and were in favor of old boy establishment in housing should be required Does it refer to seniors planning department. they’re held accountable a term limits for councilors. Lynn.” for new developments. who can’t afford their rent, The incumbents said lot more, so they re ect a For those same questions, “We need change,” Hyp- Meimeteas, Hyppolite, people who are struggling, the EDIC should be kept lot more with what’s going only incumbents Hogan polite said. “It’s so ex- Danh, and Megie-Maddrey or should it be reserved for as a separate department. on in the city,” he said. and Walsh favored term hausting. We keep electing spoke in favor of an inclu- the homeless. Affordabil- They argued the city’s One of the more awk- limits and opposed tax the same people over and sionary zoning provision, ity varies from person to development bank does ward questions was asking breaks for developers. over again. Not all voices saying they would want to person, she said. more than planning de- challengers to list what Hogan was against the trash fee, while Cyr and IN MEMORIAM Colucci held up both “yes” IN LOVING MEMORY OF and “no” signs to jeers SHIRLEY B. 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Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Georgia making a big deal of Bigfoot He’ll do it Sinatra’s way in Peabody on Saturday BIGFOOT From A1 SINATRA vocals at a family wedding about having a cabin in From A1 in 2012, an agent asked him the woods, and she saw to perform a few songs at Sasquatch,” says Sher- he’s been singing for more Montvale Plaza, the former ry Gaskinn of Villa Rica, than a half century. Stoneham function hall. Georgia, who was driving “Frank Sinatra has been At 56, it was his first pub- by one afternoon and had my passion since I was 7 lic performance. He sang to stop in. “I’ve always years-old, I loved his style” “New York, New York,” “My been curious.” he said. “I used to sit in Way,” and “Come Fly With Her husband, Phillip front of the hi-fi, play re- Me” in front of a crowded room. He was paid $25. Blevins, lets out a skepti- cords, and sing along with “I didn’t think anything cal chuckle. Sinatra. My mother just of it, but three days later, “If it was up to me,” he loved it.” he asked me to do an en- says, “I’d already be on His brother and sister tire Sinatra show,” he said. down the road.” didn’t share his taste in “‘Are you kidding? No one The owner of this in- music in the 1960s. knows me. No one knows triguing piece of Ameri- “My sister would be in my name,’ I told him, but cana at the southern edge her bedroom playing The he took a chance.” of the Appalachians is Beatles while my broth- er cranked the Four Sea- The Sunday matinee David Bakara, a longtime show featured 26 of Old member of the Bigfoot sons,” he recalled. “But my mother would yell at them Blue Eyes’ songs. Field Researchers Orga- “There were more than nization who served in to shut off their music saying ‘I want to listen to 300 people in attendance the Navy, drove long-haul and the reaction was phe- trucks and tended bar PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS your brother.’ “ At 18, Chiarenza got the nomenal,” he recalled. before opening the muse- A cutout of a Bigfoot directs visitors to the entrance of Expedition: Big- “They did not want me um in early 2016 with his chance to meet his idol. foot! The Sasquatch Museum in Cherry Log, Ga. His father brought him to to get off the stage, they wife, Malinda. wanted me to keep going.” He’s looking to provide see Sinatra perform at the from the Tennessee state along with harrowing rec- add to the already ample Boston Garden in 1974. Since then, he played both entertainment and more than two dozen shows line has an elaborate ollections from those who collection. On a recent day, “My dad had connec- enlightenment in an area including gigs at Angelica’s display of Bigfoot laying claim to have encountered the mail carrier delivered tions to the Garden from known for apple orchards Restaurant & Functions in siege to a remote cabin, a Bigfoot. two casts of footprints the North End and Sina- and blazing fall colors. Middleton and Lombardo’s with a hatchet-wielding “The reason I didn’t tra’s bodyguard brought “I wanted to take what supposedly made by for- in Randolph. mannequin desperately shoot it is, it was just too us backstage to meet I know about Bigfoot as eign Bigfoots. If his audition goes well trying to bar the door as human,” a hunter says in him,” he said. an active researcher and “You want to see an Aus- next month on America’s two hairy paws burst over one account. “I couldn’t investigator, but I’m also tralian cast?” Bakara asks, “He was wearing his tux- Got Talent, the NBC show the top. Color-coded maps pull the trigger because edo, but his bow tie was a huge Disney World fan,” tearing into the package. of undiscovered talent, we the 57-year-old Baka- document hundreds of al- something told me this not yet tied. He put his He has filled up the for- could be seeing a lot more ra says. “I was thinking, leged sightings, a tower- ain’t right.” left arm on my shoulder of him. ‘Maybe I can make this ing reproduction depicts There’s even a glass case mer supper club and is and his right arm around thing like a family attrac- a hairy 8-foot-tall beast, claiming to hold feces col- planning to expand his my father’s shoulders. Oh Thomas Grillo can be tion.’” and the famed 1967 video lected from a Sasquatch in museum, which welcomes what a night.” reached at tgrillo@item- Instead of Space Moun- of an alleged Sasquatch Oregon. about 50,000 visitors a After hearing his Sinatra live.com. tain, the attraction not far sighting plays on a loop, Believers continually year. City testing new bus layover

Commuter rail needs to get on right track LAYOVER “Right now, the MBTA is still working on an ac- Station in Boston, getting planned stops. here, I didn’t realize how From A1 CAWLEY tual solution as to where outside and realizing we That doesn’t exactly far behind the system From A1 term will eliminate the the layover will happen,” were nowhere near any of scream ease and efficien- actually is. need to use space within I was baffled when I Stilian said. “The coun- our planned destinations cy. It wasn’t inexpensive But don’t take my word the John Flenniken Trian- got to the station. There for the day. either, when you con- cil president felt this was for it, or anyone else’s for gle,” according to a state- was nowhere to purchase After choosing the sider the two cities are at least a solution to try that matter. Go any- ment from City Hall and a ticket. I had to stop a seemingly more efficient only 20 minutes apart by something. People were where else, board a train the MBTA, referring to woman walking by, who option of public transpor- train. less opposed to it than into a major city and the the intersection of Ocean informed me that Lynn tation to get into Boston, It’s easy to read about other locations.” experience will speak for Street, Eastern Avenue didn’t have a kiosk and we spent most of our day and disregard arguments Under the Better Bus itself. and Lynn Shore Drive. I had to buy one on the navigating the subway that the commuter rail project, the MBTA said it Two options under con- train. system, which we had to line here is outdated and Gayla Cawley is a staff has implemented changes sideration, where bus- The next challenge came use each time we want- doesn’t work properly. reporter with the Daily that balance the needs of after getting to the North ed to go to one of our Until I boarded the train Item. es would park and turn around before getting improving the frequency back into service, are near and reliability of bus ser- Peabody’s Kidney getting used to her new heart the intersection of Ocean vice, with the desire to Street and Ocean Ter- minimize any impacts to race, or at New Ocean and the neighborhood. KIDNEY home to help with their oxygen in blood flowing to Transplants. To donate on- Ocean streets. In the case of routes 441 From A1 daughter’s recuperation, the rest of the body. With- line go to: give.transplants. Buses will begin to use and 442, two major routes said they couldn’t be hap- out an adequate supply org/goto/sharonkidney. the trial layover space that service Lynn, chang- But the wait for a new pier with the outcome of of oxygen-rich blood, the To send your gift by next week, when signs are es from the Better Bus heart was less than three the surgery. body can’t function. mail, make checks pay- expected to go up. Buses Project have resulted in months. The statistics on Kidney’s daughter, who The Centers for Disease will be permitted to park a 50 percent increase in survival are quite good: able to NFT Massachu- declined to give her name, Control and Prevention es- between 5 a.m. Monday bus service in the Mar- 88 percent after the first setts Transplant Fund, said she was in the wait- timates about 1,250 babies, and 2 a.m. Saturday, with ket Street to New Ocean year, and 75 percent after ing room for the late night or 1 in 3,300, are born with 5350 Poplar Ave., Suite residents able to park in Street corridor. Identify- five years, according to the surgery last month. TGA annually in the U.S. 850, Memphis, TN 38119. the area on weekends, ac- ing appropriate space for Mayo Clinic. “When it was over, the Kidney, who attended St. Please be sure to write “in cording to Robert Stilian, buses to layover is criti- One week after the sur- doctor told me it went well Pius V School, St. Mary’s honor of Sharon Kidney” a member of the Traffic gery, despite hallucina- and she can have visitors cal to sustaining that in- High School, and Bay on the envelope and on the Commission and the city’s tions about people in her in a little while,” she said. creased service, the state- State College, still faces check memo line. acting parking director. hospital room who weren’t “But I was crying, my financial challenges, Roy ment said. Stilian said the panel there, Kidney was on the hands were shaking, and I said, as the medical bills Thomas Grillo can be emphasized to the MBTA Gayla Cawley can be long road back. The day had an anxiety attack.” pile up. While heart trans- reached at tgrillo@item- that buses will not be per- reached at gcawley@item- The Item visited, she was Today, the family is plant surgery is general- live.com. mitted to double park and live.com. Follow her on snacking on yogurt, got closely monitoring Kidney ly covered by insurance, idle. Twitter @GaylaCawley. out of the recliner herself, and doctors say it will be a life-saving medicines typ- and walked to the bath- year before she can really ically require a patient LAW OFFICES OF room with some assis- begin her new life. contribution. JAMES J. CARRIGAN tance. The property manager The four anti-rejection • Social Security Disability Once a week since the at Simon Cos. in Braintree drugs are expensive, and • Workers Compensation surgery in September, doc- was born with transposi- the co-pay is $2,500 a • Accidents tors have taken a biopsy of 25 years located across tion of the great arteries month, he said. As a re- from Lynn District Court the heart to check to see if (TGA). It’s a serious but sult, the family launched her body was rejecting the rare heart defect in which a fundraising goal of 15 Johnson St. new organ. It’s not. the two main arteries $100,000. So far, they have 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN Her parents, Philip G. leaving the heart are re- raised $15,000. Tax-de- ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Roy, 76, and Nancy Roy, versed, according to the ductible donations in her LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL 67, who came up from Mayo Clinic. The condi- name can be made to the www.jamescarriganlaw.com their Florida retirement tion creates a shortage of National Foundation for [email protected]

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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Your tax dollars are Edward L. Cahill M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall subsidizing white supremacy 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan What’s the difference in Pittsburgh, the Garlic peaceful demonstrators in Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman between UCLA and the Festival in Gilroy, Calif., Charlottesville, Va., Presi- Customer Service KKK? Or a neo-Nazi and a and the Walmart in El dent Trump signed a joint Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Girl Scout? These are not Paso, Texas. Total num- resolution denouncing Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 setups for jokes. They are ber of people killed by do- “white nationalists, white All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 questions the House Ways mestic terrorists in these supremacists, the Ku Klux 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 and Means Oversight three tragedies: 36. Klan, neo-Nazis and other Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Subcommittee recently So again, why does our hate groups.” Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 spent 2½ hours trying to tax code subsidize white Although these resolu- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 answer. This is because supremacy? The answer classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 tions were largely symbol- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 many white supremacist is depressingly banal: The ic, they suggest IRS action Subscriptions groups enjoy the same IRS, the agency charged against white suprema- [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 tax-exempt status as pub- with policing the charita- cists would have biparti- Circulation lic universities, churches ble sector, does not have san support. [email protected] and other charities — sim- the resources to review Some policymakers are Ext. 3 ply by claiming to be edu- charitable status applica- skeptical of taking aggres- tions or regulate the activ- Newsroom cational. sive action against white [email protected] For instance, the New ities of charities. Over the supremacist charities. As [email protected] Century Foundation, a last two decades, systemat- Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Tex- Ext. 4 self-styled think tank, pub- ic underfunding of the IRS as) emphasized at the EDITORIAL lishes a racist magazine has reduced the staff in its hearing, the First Amend- Sports rife with dire warnings exempt organizations divi- ment “not only applies to [email protected] such as “a European pop- sion by almost 40 percent. speech we agree with, but Ext. 5 ulation cannot survive in Before it was eviscerat- it also applies to speech Retail and Online Protect democracy a multiracial society” and ed, the IRS actively policed we despise.” Advertising “when blacks are left en- white supremacist groups But while the First [email protected] tirely to their own devices, trying to pass as charities. Amendment promises ADVERTISING against social Western civilization — any In 1983, the IRS denied that the government will Ernie Carpenter Jr. kind of civilization — dis- tax-exempt status for a not restrict speech, it does Director of Advertising appears.” By persuading racist and anti-Semitic not promise anyone a tax and Business Development, ext. 1355 media manipulation the Internal Revenue Ser- group called the National subsidy. [email protected] vice that such drivel is ed- Alliance. The same year, If the IRS refuses char- Ralph Mitchell By The Seattle Times editorial board ucational, it is legally con- the IRS revoked Bob Jones itable status because a Sales Representative, ext. 1313 sidered a charity, it didn’t University’s tax-exempt group is not education- [email protected] The United States may not be the only tar- have to pay federal taxes status because it prohibit- al, without reference to Patricia Whalen get of Vladimir Putin’s social media warfare, on the nearly half-million ed interracial dating. But the content of the group’s Sales Representative, ext. 1310 but many Americans do seem particularly vul- dollars of revenue it re- today, the IRS no longer speech, the First Amend- [email protected] nerable to Russian agents’ tricks. ported in 2017, and its do- has the resources to con- ment is not an issue. BUSINESS OFFICE nors enjoyed federal and duct such investigations. Consider Russian operatives’ malicious use The argument is not that Maria Alvaracin of social media platforms to upend our democ- state (including California) The first step that needs the New Century Foun- ext. 1205 racy and influence the 2016 election, outlined income tax deductions on to be taken is to proper- dation should cease to ex- [email protected] in a Senate Intelligence Committee report their contributions. ly fund the IRS. Without ist — just that it should Susan J. Conti released last week. Despite social media com- That’s only one example funding, the IRS cannot pay the taxes it owes, just Controller, ext. 1288 panies’ efforts to stop the malicious activities, of many. As Rep. Judy Chu even begin to tackle this like small businesses and [email protected] researchers say the Russian interference is (D-Calif.) pointed out in issue. hard-working families. Ted Grant ongoing. It would be naive to think Russia the subcommittee hearing, The second step is to In the early 1980s, the Publisher, ext. 1234 is the only entity attempting to destabilize at least 60 hate groups are make sure the IRS has IRS showed how this can [email protected] American society using tweets and posts. registered as charities. the political support to be done, and with proper Marian Kinney According to the report, the St. Peters- In what world are white take on these well-funded funding it could do it again. ext. 1212 burg-based internet Research Agency flood- supremacists considered white supremacist groups. Rooting out white su- [email protected] ed social media with fake news, divisive con- educational and therefore There has been some premacists disguised as Will Kraft tent and targeted advertising that extended charitable? This is not just movement on this front. charities would not put an Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] far beyond promoting absurd fantasies about an academic issue. We now In January, the House end to hate crimes or mass Trump’s beneficence and alleged evils of Dem- know that white suprema- passed a resolution called shootings. But it could Mike Shanahan ocratic contender Hillary Clinton. The lies left cist theories inspire mass “Rejecting White Nation- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 help, and our government [email protected] verified news accounts in the dust — with in- shooter after mass shoot- alism and White Suprem- would no longer be in the tentionally false articles outperforming top sto- er. Rep. Linda T. Sanchez acy” by a vote of 424 to 1 business of legitimizing Carolina Trujillo (D-Calif.) did not exagger- (Rep. Bobby Rush, a Dem- Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 ries from 19 major news outlets on Facebook in hate groups and subsidiz- [email protected] the final months leading up to the 2016 elec- ate at the hearing when ocrat from Illinois, voted ing white supremacy. tion, according to the report. she said that “people have against it, saying it “did Jim Wilson lost their lives because not go far enough”). In Eric Franklin Amarante Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 But tipping the outcome in favor of President [email protected] Donald Trump was only one goal, the report of the vile hatred that is 2017, in response to the is a professor at the Uni- concluded. More broadly, the foreign agents spewed by these groups.” murder of Heather Hey- versity of Tennessee Col- CIRCULATION sought to capitalize on societal fractures and In the last year alone, er, who was killed when a lege of Law who studies Lisa Mahmoud deep ideological divisions to undermine Amer- this was certainly true at white supremacist drove how the tax code subsidiz- Manager, ext. 1239 icans’ confidence in the democratic process. the Tree of Life synagogue his car into a crowd of es hate groups. [email protected] It is difficult to say which is more outra- CLASSIFIED geous: the attack or the fact that it seems to CRAIG BEYROUTY Abbe Young Smith be working. Manager, ext. 1276 Then again, our nation’s political discourse [email protected] in recent years has primed us for this moment. GRAPHICS Small wonder that an electorate, so accus- Providing for farmers so they Trevor Andreozzi tomed to politicians dehumanizing dissenters Designer and demonizing opponents, would willingly [email protected] enlist in such battles, even if the lines were can continue to provide for us Mark Sutherland drawn and outrage stoked at the behest of a Creative Director smug despot on another continent. The ques- We owe much to our farm risk for injuries, which can munities to help reduce [email protected] tion is, how do we back away from this ledge? families, particularly for lead to prescription opi- economic stress, to address NEWSROOM The status quo cannot be allowed to continue. dedicating their lives to oid use. In a recent study legal issues that may arise But many of the intelligence committee’s rec- Mike Alongi ensuring we have access commissioned by the and to recognize when dis- Sports Reporter ext. 1228 ommendations require action from the execu- to safe, secure, affordable American Farm Bureau tress may lead to depres- [email protected] tive branch — an unworkable prospect, given and nutritious food, while and the National Farmers sion and possibly thoughts Bill Brotherton the current administration’s outright disdain at the same time protect- Union, 77 percent of farm- of suicide. UME also was Features Editor ext. 1338 for the truth. The committee’s suggestion, for ing the environment and ers said they could easily recently awarded $1 mil- [email protected] example, that the White House “reinforce with our precious natural re- get opioids without a pre- lion to lead a statewide Gayla Cawley the public the danger of attempted foreign in- sources. scription, and 75 percent effort to combat the opi- Reporter, ext. 1236 terference in the 2020 election,” is laughable. But producing the har- reported being directly oid epidemic throughout [email protected] Other recommendations, including urging the vest we enjoy is extremely affected by opioid misuse, rural Maryland, strength- Cheryl Charles executive to form a task force to monitor and challenging. Roadblocks addiction or overdose. Ac- ening the ability of rural News Editor, ext. 1278 assess foreign agents’ use of social media, to [email protected] that farmers face in order cording to the Centers for communities to recognize, notify candidates and elections officials of so- to get their products from Disease Control and Pre- understand and respond Bella diGrazia cial media attempts to interfere with elections the field to the consumer vention, overdoses of opi- to opioid misuse and oth- Reporter, ext. 1317 and develop a framework for deterrence, will er mental and behavioral [email protected] likewise have to wait for another day. are often out of their con- oids in rural areas have trol, including extreme surpassed those in urban health issues helping to Olivia Falcigno Similarly anemic are recommendations curb youth susceptibility Photographer, ext.1224 that media establish guidelines for using so- and unpredictable weath- areas. The CDC also re- [email protected] er conditions, trade barri- ports that suicide rates to substance abuse. cial media as sources for news accounts — a We are taking a very Thomas Grillo long-standing practice of reputable news or- ers that limit or eliminate among farmers is twice Reporter, ext. 1264 foreign markets, cost of that of the general popu- proactive approach to edu- [email protected] ganizations. cate our farm families and That does not mean that nothing can be inputs measured against lation. Spenser Hasak return on investment, Our nation’s farmers are rural citizens about signs done. of excessive distress that Photographer, ext. 1332 Although, as the report notes, paid adver- lack of farm labor due to indispensable, and it is in- [email protected] government policies, rap- cumbent upon each of us can incapacitate an indi- tisements represent only a small fraction of vidual and to guide them Thor Jourgensen idly changing consumer as consumers of food and Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 the problem, they also may be the easiest to in accessing support and address. Washington is among a handful of demands and the need for other agricultural prod- [email protected] an off-farm job for supple- ucts to ensure that their help when these signs ap- states that have enacted laws requiring trans- pear. We owe so much of Daniel Kane parency in digital political advertising. Feder- mental income and health health is maintained. We Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 insurance. need to explore actions our future to our farmers [email protected] al law should follow suit, as intelligence com- and their families, and we These external pres- that could be taken by in- Steve Krause mittee members recommend. must ensure they have ac- sures, coupled with geo- dividuals, communities, Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 Social media companies must accelerate ef- cess to resources to stay graphical and social iso- organizations and even by [email protected] forts to identify and eliminate malicious users. physically and mentally lation, and lack of health policymakers to prevent or Harold Rivera Although the companies cooperated with the healthy. As educators and insurance coverage and di- mitigate negative impacts Sports Editor, ext. 1238 Senate investigation, even they themselves do researchers, we are com- [email protected] minished access to mental on the farming population. not know the full extent to which their plat- mitted to ensuring the forms have been twisted and manipulated health care professionals Just this past year, fac- Anne Marie Tobin sustainability of a robust Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 into tools of information warfare, according to give way to increased fi- ulty and staff within the agricultural system in [email protected] the intelligence committee’s report. nancial, legal, mental and College of Agriculture and Maryland and throughout A long-term, cohesive, federal-level plan to physical stress. Chronic Natural Resources at the Bridget Turcotte the U.S. Reporter, ext. 1269 protect democracy will need to be crafted, in- psychological stress, if not University of Maryland [email protected] cluding media literacy. Here, the United States properly treated, can lead developed and published a Craig Beyrouty (bey- Ryan York can take cues from other countries that have to increased anxiety, de- robust series of web-based [email protected]) is dean Copy Editor, ext. 1220 proved more impervious to similar attacks. pression, substance abuse tools and guides through and director of the College [email protected] This battle is not over. It is one we can ill and suicide. the University of Mary- of Agriculture and Natu- TECHNOLOGY afford to lose. Additionally, farming land Extension program ral Resources at the Uni- is a profession with high focused on farming com- versity of Maryland. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump dismisses Syria concerns; Democrats walk out of meeting By Robert Burns ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Washing his hands of Syria, President Donald Trump declared Wednes- day the U.S. has no stake in defending the Kurd- ish fighters who died by PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the thousands as Amer- Michael McKinley, right, the top aide to Sec- ica’s partners against IS retary of State Mike Pompeo, arrives for a extremists. Hours later, joint interview on Capitol Hill in Washington House Speaker Nancy Pe- Wednesday. losi and other top Demo- crats walked out of a meet- ing at the White House, accusing him of having a Former Pompeo aide “meltdown,” calling her a “third-rate politician” and testifies; Senate talks having no plan to deal with a potentially revived Islamic State group. impeachment trial Condemnation of Trump’s stance on Turkey, WASHINGTON (AP) eign service officer and Syria and the Kurds was — The swift-moving im- Secretary of State Mike quick and severe during peachment probe pushed Pompeo’s de facto chief the day, not only from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS onward Wednesday as a Democrats but from Re- of staff, told investigators President Donald Trump speaks during a meeting with Italian Presi- former top State Depart- publicans who have been behind closed doors that dent Sergio Mattarella in the Oval Office of the White House Wednesday. ment aide testified that he could no longer look staunch supporters on vir- the Trump administra- the other way amid the tually all issues. tion’s politicization of for- Trump administration’s The House, bitterly di- demnation vote, the con- criticized Trump for not tening or contributing to eign policy contributed dealings with Ukraine, vided over the Trump gressional leaders of both having an adequate plan an important meeting on parties went to the White to deal with IS fighters national security issues.” to his resignation, while which were among the impeachment inquiry, house for a briefing, which who have been held by the Trump himself has the Senate GOP leader reasons he ended his 37- banded together for an overwhelming 354-60 grew contentious, with Kurds. He said the meet- stalked out of his White briefed colleagues on a year career last week, ac- denunciation of the U.S. Trump and Pelosi trading ing “was not a dialogue, House meetings with con- possible Christmas im- cording to multiple people peachment trial. troop withdrawal. Many jabs. The Democrats said this was sort of a diatribe, gressional leaders — in familiar with the testimo- The day’s events, inter- lawmakers expressed they walked out when the a nasty diatribe not fo- May, saying he would no ny, who, like others who rupted by an explosive worry that it may lead to meeting devolved into an cused on the facts.” longer work with Demo- spoke to The Associated meeting at the White revival of IS as well as insult-fest. Republicans pushed crats unless they dropped House, churned as long- Press on condition of an- Russian presence and in- “What we witnessed on back, saying it was Pelosi all Russia investigations, time State Department onymity, were not autho- fluence in the area — in the part of the president who’d been the problem. and last January during officials are speaking out rized to discuss it. addition to the slaughter was a meltdown,” Pelo- “She storms out of an- the partial government under subpoena — some “I was disturbed by the of many Kurds. si told reporters, saying other meeting, trying to shutdown. revealing striking new de- implication that foreign At the White House, Trump appeared visi- make it unproductive,” Separately on Wednes- tails — about the actions governments were being Trump said the U.S. has bly “shaken up” over the said House GOP leader day, a letter was disclosed Trump, and his person- approached to procure no business in the region House vote. Kevin McCarthy. in which he both cajoled al lawyer Rudy Giuliani, negative information — and not to worry about “We couldn’t continue in White House spokes- and threatened Turkish took toward Ukraine that on political opponents,” the Kurdish fighters. the meeting because he woman Stephanie Grish- President Recep Tayyip have sparked the House McKinley testified, ac- “They know how to was just not relating to am called Pelosi’s action Erdogan last week, urg- impeachment inquiry. cording to a former col- fight,” he said. “And by the the reality of it,” she said. “baffling but not surpris- ing him to act only in “the On Wednesday, Michael league familiar with his way, they’re no angels.” Senate Democratic ing.” She said the speaker right and humane way” in McKinley, a career for- remarks. After the House con- Leader Chuck Schumer “had no intention of lis- Syria. Workers celebrate deal with GM DETROIT (AP) — On the picket lines at a Gen- eral Motors transmission plant in Toledo, Ohio, pass- ing cars honked and strik- ing workers celebrated a tentative contract deal by munching on 10 pizzas dropped off by a supporter. They had carried signs for 31 days and demonstrat- ed the muscle the United Auto Workers union still has over Detroit’s three manufacturers. Details of the four-year pact weren’t released, but GM’s latest offer to end the monthlong strike included wage increases and lump- sum payments, top-notch health insurance at little cost to workers, promises of new products for many U.S. factories and a path to full-time work for tempo- rary workers. That’s a big difference from what GM wanted go- ing into the talks: to slash total labor costs at its fac- tories, which are about $13 per hour higher than at foreign automakers in the U.S. Terry Dittes, the UAW’s chief bargainer with GM, said the deal offers “ma- jor gains” for 49,000 union workers who have been walking picket lines since Sept. 16. They’ll stay off work for at least a couple more days while union com- mittees decide if they will bless the deal. Then work- ers will have to vote on it. The deal shows that the union, with less than one-third of the 1.5 mil- lion members it had at its peak in 1979, still has a lot of clout with GM, Ford and Fiat Chrysler. “I think economically the UAW will do just fine in this agreement,” said Art Schwartz, a former GM ne- gotiator who now is a labor consultant in Michigan. “The union certainly still has power in this industry.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 POLICE/FIRE Detectives across U.S. grill All address information, particu- Market St. on Tuesday at 12:04 reports no injuries and no ve- larly arrests, reflect police records. In p.m. Officer assisted with pa- hicles towed. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, perwork exchange. serial killer, close cold cases it is the sole responsibility of the con- Animal Control cerned party to contact the relevant Alarms By Kelli Kennedy Report from a resident of 10 ASSOCIATED PRESS police department and have the de- Fire alarm sounded at the Scott Drive complained that partment issue a notice of correction Mormon Church at 400 Essex her neighbor’s dog barks at her FORT LAUDERDALE, to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- St. on Tuesday at 7:33 p.m. through a hole in the shared Fla. — Keep him talking, ifications will not be made without Fire Department reports the fence when she’s mowing her don’t interrupt him and, lawn, on Tuesday at 8:39 a.m. express notice of change from the call was accidental. no matter what, don’t ask Security company reported a She wants the animal control why he killed his victims. arresting police department. false burglar alarm sounded by officer to tell the neighbor to Those were the instruc- a delivery driver at Gaslight at repair the hole. On callback, tions Texas Ranger James LYNN 1100 Market St. on Wednesday animal control officer said she Holland gave to the doz- at 6:53 a.m. Officer checked cannot force the neighbor to ens of homicide detectives Arrests and everything was OK. patch up the hole in the fence, around the country when it’s a civil matter. She was also Cory Berard was arrested on they got their moment Complaints advised to stay away from the with Samuel Little, hop- a warrant charge of trespass- hole, if she was uncomfortable ing at 2:23 p.m. Tuesday. ing to solve decades-old Caller from Main Street re- with the dog. Izzy is licensed cold cases and bring back Christine Lerebours, 27, ported a motor vehicle with and vaccinated against rabies. was arrested on a warrant at answers to desperate fam- Massachusetts license plates Caller reported a stray roost- ilies from the man the 10:47 a.m. Wednesday. tailgated her from Peabody on er on Charles Street on Tues- Shalik Seri, of 160 Neptune FBI identified this month Tuesday at 1:48 p.m. No de- day at 9:56 a.m. Animal con- as the most prolific serial Blvd., was arrested on a war- tails provided. trol officer reports the rooster rant charge of armed robbery killer in U.S. history. Detail officer on the traffic was transported to Borash Little ultimately spilled at 12:04 p.m. Wednesday. island at 462 South Broadway Veterinary Clinic. forth with chilling confes- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and 771 Salem St. reported a Caller from 3 Sycamore sions, claiming he killed Accidents motor vehicle with a flat tire on Miami Dade homicide detective David Den- Circle left a voicemail for the 93 women in all between Tuesday at 7:52 p.m. Officer A report of a motor vehicle animal control officer on Tues- 1970 and 2005 and smil- mark helped spearhead an investigation of assisted moving vehicle into crash at 3:19 p.m. Tuesday at day at 8:39 a.m. requesting ingly recounting the de- multiple murders by serial killer Samuel Little Donovan’s parking lot. Centre Street and Western Av- callback with confirmation that tails with startling clar- in Miami-Dade County. Caller reported a motor vehi- enue; at 4:46 p.m. Tuesday at neither she, nor anyone in her ity. But to get what they cle is blocking his driveway at 193 Euclid Ave.; at 6:38 a.m. family, did not come into direct needed, detectives had to attitude and you have to er again try to bury a body 9 Locksley Road on Tuesday at Wednesday at Union Hospital contact with a sick raccoon. employ a certain amount become his friend,” Den- in Florida’s hard limestone 8:54 p.m. at 500 Lynnfield St.; at 8:38 Caller reports there was no of psychology, some of mark said. “And you have soil and that he had to a.m. Wednesday at Walnut exposure to any human or pet. which made them uncom- to laugh with him and leave part of her leg ex- Street Cafe at 157 Walnut St.; Medical Aid No further action required. fortable, such as laughing make fun of his victims posed. He also confessed to at 8:51 a.m. Wednesday at 66 sometimes, sort of like, killing 25-year-old Angela Ambulance requested at 751 Complaints along with him or putting Market Square; at 10:35 a.m. Salem St. on Tuesday at 3:43 up with his flirting. ‘Yeah, I guess at that point Chapman in 1976, saying Wednesday at Santander Bank p.m. Patient taken to the Lahey Caller from Lt. Ross Park Miami-Dade Police ho- she deserved it.’ Even he started to drown her, at 39 Exchange St.; at 1:53 Hospital & Medical Center. on Johnson Street reports a micide detective David though you hate saying then pulled her out of the p.m. Wednesday at Broadway A 911 call was received on man is taking pictures of kids Denmark and his partner it. You want him to think, water and strangled her. and Euclid Avenue; at 2:31 Wednesday at 1:39 a.m. from on Monday at 3:29 p.m. Re- interviewed Little last Oc- ‘These guys are pretty He remembered Bros- p.m. Wednesday at Dartmouth 33 Maplewood Road to take a porting party said the man tober about two murders cool’ to keep him talking.” ley’s flowered sundress and Lynnfield streets. young girl to the hospital. Pa- was doing the same thing a in the Miami area from For Denmark, Little and how he played with A report of a motor vehicle tient taken to Beverly Hospital. few months ago. Caller said the 1970s. Holland had recalled his first victim, her chain necklace and crash with personal injury at she will point the man out to told them what to expect. 33-year-old Mary Brosley, marveled at her beautiful 4:59 p.m. Tuesday on Adams police. Officer spoke with the “You have to change your saying that he would nev- neck before strangling her. Street; at 8:19 a.m. Wednes- MARBLEHEAD reporting party and the man day at Cobbet Elementary did not take pictures. He was School at 40 Franklin St. Accidents sitting on a bench and when A report of a two-car minor he was approached, he left Assaults motor vehicle crash on Wash- the area on a bike. Officer will A report of an assault and ington Street at 2:37 p.m. on check the area for the man, battery at 10:13 a.m. Wednes- Tuesday. whose name they had, but was day on Baldwin Street. unable to locate him. Officer A report of an assault at Complaints spoke with the man’s relatives 10:52 a.m. Wednesday at who said he was out for a bike Stop & Shop on Washington A caller reported a man was ride. Officer will document. Street. taking photos near West Shore Report of a black Chevrolet Drive and Intrepid Circle at pickup blocking the driveway at Breaking and Entering 10:57 a.m. on Tuesday. Tannery Gardens at 111 Foster A caller reported proper- St. on Monday at 4:16 p.m. A report of a breaking and ty damage at Clifton Heights Officer located the owner who entering at 12:10 p.m. Tues- Lane at 12:10 p.m. on Tuesday. agreed to move the vehicle. day at 63 Lynnway; at 3:09 A caller reported at 12:42 Caller from Pulaski Street p.m. Tuesday at 63 Lynnway; p.m. on Tuesday that he went reported a tan sedan inbound at 10:44 a.m. Wednesday at to the Little Store on Green from Danvers operating er- 24 Mt. Vernon St. Street for lunch and the front ratically, stopping abruptly on A report of a motor vehicle door was open with no one Monday at 5:06 a.m. Officer breaking and entering at 9:22 around. Responding officers checked the area but the car PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS p.m. Tuesday at 24 Trinity Ave.; reported the oven was on and was gone upon arrival. at 6:56 a.m. Wednesday at 55 the store was unoccupied and A 6-year-old boy was report- Protesters demonstrating against the killing of Atatiana Jefferson by a Harwood St. it appeared an employee may ed struck by a vehicle at 4 white Fort Worth police officer march down Main Street in downtown have walked out. At 1:19 p.m., Whitney Drive and 11 Holden Fort Worth, Texas. Overdose the store owner showed up. St. on Monday at 5:34 p.m. A caller reported a child was The child was conscious and A report of an overdose at in a tree on Auburndale Road alert and suffered an ankle in- Fort Worth faith leaders want 2:06 p.m. Wednesday on Sag- at 5:10 p.m. on Tuesday. They jury and some cuts and bruis- amore Street. stated the little girl went up es. Officer reports two children about 20 feet and became were struck while riding their judge to enforce police reform Theft stuck. Responding officers bikes. One was taken to Salem A report of a larceny at 12:16 reported she was about 30 Hospital by his parents and the By Jamie Stengle crees, which agency policy- excessive force” against p.m. Tuesday at 301 Essex St.; feet up and uninjured, but was other did not seek medical at- and Michael Tarm makers say too often tie the minorities in Fort Worth. at 9:34 a.m. Wednesday at stuck. By 5:39 p.m., she was tention. Officer will document. ASSOCIATED PRESS hands of officers while im- Officer Aaron Dean, 34, lowered from the tree. Employee from Champion’s posing burdensome costs. resigned and was arrested 12 Market St.; at 11:39 a.m. FORT WORTH, Texas — Wednesday at 171 Broadway. Pub at 114 Foster St. reports Pastor Kyev Tatum, Monday for firing a single staff is trying to remove an Community and faith lead- among those who gathered bullet through a window- A report of a motor vehicle PEABODY ers on Wednesday called theft at 7:18 a.m. Wednesday unruly customer on Monday at a news conference in Fort pane while investigating at 6:29 p.m. The man is de- on the Trump administra- Worth to announce their re- a neighbor’s report about at 47 Harwood St. Accidents tion to open a civil rights A report of a robbery at 9:58 scribed as white, 5-feet-11- quest, said attempts to get the front door being open Motor vehicle crash involving inches tall with tattoos. He investigation into the Fort the city to end the kind of at Jefferson’s home. a.m. Wednesday at 12 Market Worth Police Department St. a U.S. Post Office truck was re- was having a verbal argument abuses that contributed “The only alternative to ported at Long’s Jewelers at 35 with his girlfriend and left pri- in the wake of a white of- to the killing of Atatiana prevent future unlawful Vandalism Cross St. on Monday at 4:50 or to police arrival. Officer will ficer’s fatal shooting of a Jefferson Saturday hadn’t killings,” the coalition let- p.m. Officer reports the acci- attempt to make contact with black woman in her home, worked. No mechanism ter said, “is to place the A report of motor vehi- dent was minor and occurred the customer to tell him he is saying the goal should be a exists to hold city officials city under a federal con- cle vandalism at 3:34 p.m. on Violet Road. not welcome in the pub. police reform plan enforced accountable, he said. sent decree.” Wednesday at 41 Market St. Report of a motor vehicle Homeowner from 120 Main by a federal judge. “It’s time for somebody Fort Worth Mayor Betsy crash at the Police Outreach St. reported someone dumped But it’s unclear if that else to take control,” Price Wednesday reiterat- LYNNFIELD Center on Andover Street on two couches in front of her objective is realistic given Tatum said. ed the city’s commitment Monday at 5:20 p.m. Officer home and they do not belong the disfavor, even hostility, Tatum and others sent to addressing concerns. Accidents reported minor damage. to any of her tenants. Officer the Department of Justice a letter to the Justice She said in a statement, Motor vehicle crash reported reports the Department of under President Donald Department asking it to “My focus remains on Minor motor vehicle crash at La Siesta at 3 Main St. on Public Works was contacted Trump has shown toward determine whether there healing this city and push- reported at Starbucks at 420 Tuesday at 11:47 a.m. Officer and will remove the furniture. such court-supervised has been “a continued pat- ing forward to see that we plans, called consent de- tern and practice of using make progress.” Business owner gets three weeks for rigging son’s ACT exam By Collin Binkley Marjorie Klapper, 51, of paid $15,000 to a sham mitted, and of indicating pursued the scheme be- Klapper follows eight ASSOCIATED PRESS Menlo Park, Calif., plead- charity operated by a col- he was the first in his fam- cause she wanted her son, other parents who have ed guilty in May to a sin- lege admissions consul- ily to attend college. Pros- who has a learning dis- been sentenced in the BOSTON — The own- gle count of fraud and tant, who then bribed a ecutors said both Klapper ability, to feel like a “regu- scheme. Seven others er of a California jewelry conspiracy in a deal with test proctor to fix her son’s and her husband graduat- lar” student. were dealt prison terms, business was sentenced “Mrs. Klapper’s motives ranging from 14 days to Wednesday to three weeks federal prosecutors. She ACT answers in 2017. ed from college. were maternal but her 5 months. Actress Felicity in prison after she was ac- is the ninth parent to be Klapper also was ac- In court documents, execution misguided and Huffman, who was sen- cused of paying $15,000 sentenced in a widespread cused of falsely listing her Klapper’s lawyers said illegal,” her lawyers wrote. tenced to 14 days, report- to rig her son’s ACT exam college bribery scheme in- son as African American the scheme’s ringleaders California business re- ed to a federal prison in and of falsely listing him volving dozens of wealthy and Hispanic on college listed her son as a ra- cords list Klapper as a California on Wednesday as a racial minority on col- and famous parents. applications to increase cial minority without her co-owner of M&M Bling, to begin her sentence. lege applications. Authorities say Klapper his chances of getting ad- knowledge. They said she a jewelry business in Los A total of 15 parents Altos, Calif. Her lawyers have pleaded guilty, said she has “made a mod- while 19 are contesting est income by selling jew- the charges, including Lynn Drug Task Force elry.” “Full House” actress Lori CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Prosecutors asked for a Loughlin and her fashion or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) sentence of four months designer husband, Mossi- Hotline in prison, arguing that by mo Giannulli, who are ac- lying on her son’s applica- cused of paying $500,000 tions, Klapper “increased to get their two daugh- All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. the likelihood that her ters into the University 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. fraud would come at the of Southern California as Spanish menu available expense of an actual mi- fake athletes. Trials are nority candidate.” expected to begin in 2020. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT Net ix heads into showdown with slowing subscriber growth By Michael Liedtke pated. The shortfall came months of the year, down ASSOCIATED PRESS after Net ix lost 123,000 from 8.8 million during subscribers in the U.S. the same period last year SAN FRANCISCO — during the April-June pe- in an acknowledgment of Net ix’s subscriber growth riod, marking its rst con- the ercer competition. is bogging down even be- traction in eight years. “The launch of these fore the leading video The latest miss on U.S. new services will be streaming service confronts subscriber growth “spells noisy,” Net ix advised in high-powered threats from trouble for the company its third-quarter letter to Apple and Walt Disney Co. ahead of heightened com- shareholders. “There may The latest sign of the petition,” said eMarketer be some modest headwind challenges the company is analyst Eric Haggstrom. to our near-term growth, facing emerged Wednes- “The fourth quarter rep- and we have tried to factor day with the release of its resents a completely new that into our guidance.” third-quarter results. The ballgame for Net ix.” The big question now is numbers provided further Uncertainty about Net- whether some of Net ix’s evidence that Net ix’s sal-  ix’s future growth is the existing subscribers will ad days may be over, par- main reason the company’s decide to cancel its service ticularly in the U.S., where stock had dropped by about and defect to cheaper al- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS most households that want 30 percent below its peak ternatives that Apple and its 12-year-old streaming price of $423.21 reached 16 Disney will launch within Megan Hilty, left, stars as Patsy Cline, and Jessie Mueller stars as Loret- service already have it. months ago. Net ix’s shares the next month. ta Lynn in a scene from the TV lm “Patsy & Loretta.” The lm airs on Net ix added 6.8 mil- surged 10 percent in ex- Apple is charging only $5 Saturday on Lifetime. lion subscribers worldwide tended trading Wednesday, per month for its service, from July through Septem- apparently because some set for a Nov. 1 debut, while ber, below the 7 million cus- investors had been bracing Disney is selling a service ‘Patsy and Loretta’ highlights tomers forecast by the Los for an even bigger letdown featuring its vast library Gatos, California, company. in the third quarter. of treasured lms and TV Just 520,000 of those sub- Net ix said it expects shows for just $7 per month bond between iconic singers scribers were picked up in to add another 7.6 mil- beginning Nov. 12. Net ix’s the U.S., below the 800,000 lion worldwide subscrib- most popular plan in the By Kristin M. Hall lm “Thelma and Louise” Their styles were differ- that management antici- ers during the nal three U.S. costs $13 per month. ASSOCIATED PRESS and brought her country ent, with Cline’s powerful, music drama “Nashville” to almost theatrical voice NASHVILLE, Tenn. primetime television, said made her one of coun- — Writer-director Callie even she was surprised to try’s rst crossover art- Khouri is drawn to stories nd out that the two sing- ists, while Lynn penned about female friendships ers had a close friendship songs about rural life and and country music, and when her stepdaughter honky-tonk women. But her latest television lm brought her the script. both were dealing with “Patsy and Loretta” com- “I was just blown away industry demands on how bines those passions into because it was a time be- they looked and sang, jug- the true story of a friend- fore we really knew much gling being mothers with Job Fair ship between two of coun- about any of the women their careers and clashing Saturday, October 19 try music’s most powerful in country music,” said with husbands that liked voices. Khouri. “I loved both of to ght and drink. 9 a.m. - Noon The biopic about Patsy the artists of course and “We all know the story 243 Medford St., Malden, MA 02148 Cline and Loretta Lynn, the fact that they had this of Patsy Cline’s life. We all which airs Oct. 19 on really incredible bond.” know the story of Loretta Lifetime, centers on their In the lm, Cline is at Lynn’s life. What not many We are looking to hire CNC Machinists, CMM Programmers, friendship, which has of- the peak of her career people are aware of is Maintenance Mechanics, Welders, and more! ten been underexplored in with hits like “Walking Af- their friendship,” said Me- country music history, at a ter Midnight” and “I Fall gan Hilty, who plays Cline. Instant interviews for all attendees. time when the two pioneer- to Pieces,” while Lynn is “It’s about this beautiful ing women’s careers over- a young singer-songwriter supportive friendship be- lapped in the early ’60s. from Kentucky just get- tween women and that is Come learn more about being a part of the Paradigm Team. Khouri, who wrote the ting her footing in Nash- rarely done. These stories classic female adventure ville. are not told in general.”

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Ryan York, a 19- year Item veteran and Lynn native, is a first- rate designer. York, a Danvers resident, is winning praise for another creative pursuit. His colored-pencil drawing of New England Patri- ots quarterback Tom Brady won a first-place blue ribbon at the Tops- field Fair last week. York, who considers himself a pop culture portrait artist, has specialized in drawing female celebrities and such movie characters as Batman, The Flash, Michael Myers, Harley Quinn and Wonder ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Woman. He uses a pho- Street art is on display in Central Square in Lynn Wednesday night. tograph of his portrait subject as a guide. His sports drawings are relatively new, Shonda Rhimes, iHeartMedia strike 3-year podcast deal though he has been commissioned on sev- LOS ANGELES (AP) said she welcomed the an ABC network main- eral occasions to create — Television powerhouse opportunity to expand stay with hits including two action portraits Shonda Rhimes is mov- Shondaland’s storytelling “Grey’s Anatomy” and of local high school ing aggressively into the into the growing medium, “Scandal,” signed an ex- which she praised for a clusive deal with Netflix The Item’s Ryan athletes on the gridiron. burgeoning podcast world. Rhimes’ company, Shon- unique sense of boldness in 2017 to produce new York, right, won York said he tries to daland, said Wednesday and intimacy. programs for the stream- first place at the squeeze in an hour of that she will serve as Shondaland has already ing service. Topsfield fair for drawing each day. The executive producer for ventured into podcasting The iHeartMedia his colored-pen- award-winning Brady portrait took him 39 podcasts to be distributed with the weekly “Katie’s company, which operates cil drawing of by iHeartMedia. Crib,” in which actress more than 850 radio sta- Tom Brady, hours and 10 minutes to complete. It was his first Shondaland says it Katie Lowe discusses tions and the iHeartRadio entry to a competition. signed a three-year motherhood with guests. digital service, distributes To check out York’s podcast deal with iHeart- New episodes will be dis- podcasts on all major non-Item work, go to Media and is launching tributed by iHeartMedia podcasting platforms in- www.ryanpatrickyork. Shondaland Audio. in 2020. cluding the iHeartPodcast ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO com. In a statement, Rhimes Rhimes, who became Network.

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©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 St. John’s soccer battles to draw with BC High By Harold Rivera saves, including a handful ITEM SPORTS EDITOR of point-blank denials that kept BC High off the score- DANVERS — The St. board. John’s Prep soccer team “Joey owned his box, knows records and prior re- which was huge,” Crowell sults don’t matter when the said. “He didn’t give up any Eagles match up with a rebounds, no second chanc- Catholic Conference rival. es. He didn’t drop anything. Wednesday evening at He was de nitely solid. Cronin Memorial Stadium, “I thought our entire de- St. John’s was given every- fense played well,” Crowell thing it could handle in a said. “Particularly our cen- 0-0 tie with BC High. ter-backs, Andrew Behling “BC High played great,” and Grif n Tache, had real- St. John’s coach Dave Crow- ly good games in the back. I ell said. “They played really thought our center-mid, hard. They made it dif cult Garrison Jorge, played ex- for us to possess and play tremely well.” our game but we created After a few minutes of plenty of chances in each back-and-forth play inside half. A couple of those looks the 20-yard lines, St. John’s that we didn’t nish came started to generate looks at back to bite us. This is a BC High’s net. But from the great rivalry. The records early stages it looked as are irrelevant when it though the Prep would have comes to playing BC High.” to dig deep to get a shot Sophomore goalie Joey past BC High senior net- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Waterman was the star of minder Cooper Robards. St. John’s Prep’s Gabe Najim sends the ball up the eld during a game against BC High at the game for St. John’s. Wa- Cronin Memorial Stadium Wednesday afternoon. terman recorded eight PREP, B2 Prep baseball duo commits to play at the collegiate level

ITEM FILE PHOTO Luke Rao was one of eight Classical golfers to win their match in a tri-meet victory over English and Revere Wednesday. Classical golf closes regular season with tri-meet victory

By Mike Alongi COURTESY PHOTOS ITEM STAFF St. John’s Prep baseball players Richie Williams (left) and Brady O’Brien (right) have commit- LYNN — The main goal for any team going into the ted to play college baseball next year. Williams will attend Division I University of Maine, while season is to grow from the start of the year to the nish. O’Brien will attend Division III Colby College. That’s exactly what the Classical golf team did, and the Rams capped off their strong regular season with a tri- meet win over Northeastern Conference foes English Williams, O’Brien join long list of Eagles college commits and Revere Wednesday afternoon at Gannon Golf Club. By Harold Rivera ments. guys,” O’Brien said. “The “The idea that I could Classical beat English 45-27 and beat Revere 40-32. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR “It just displays the commitments don’t play Division I baseball “This was a great way to end the regular season for hard work that everybody change anything. We have at the level Maine does us,” said Classical coach Jack Morrison. “We have a re- DANVERS — Add two puts into the St. John’s guys that can play and was great for me,” Wil- ally good group this year and the guys all grew from the more names to the ev- Prep baseball organiza- compete at a high level. I liams said. “They open up rst day to now. I didn’t think we’d be where we are now er-growing list of college tion, and that includes think we have another against LSU this year. at the beginning of the season.” commits on the St. John’s the players and coaches,” shot at making a run to- Not many teams up here While all eight Classical golfers won their matches in Prep baseball team. Ear- Williams said. “It’s a com- ward a state title this up- can say that. The other the victories, the real standouts of the day were the lier this month, seniors bination of hard working coming year.” factor was nancial. My Rams’ three seniors: Luke Rao, Tim Nerich and Kyle Richie Williams and people. If you ever come Williams, an out elder nal two were Tufts and McCarthy. All four-year starters, the trio was celebrated Brady O’Brien announced Maine. I was trying to their plans to continue to one of our practices, from Georgetown, also before the match as a part of Classical’s Senior Day. nd the best t for me their careers at Division I you’ll see us working hard garnered interest from “All three guys are four-year starters for me and and my family. Maine Maine and Division III to get better every day. If Salve Regina, they’re all ne players and great guys,” Morrison said of ended up being the right Colby, respectively. you do that, you’re going Endicott, Eckerd, La- the senior trio. “They’ve been good players for awhile place in all aspects.” Williams and O’Brien to produce a lot of players fayette and Tufts. When it now, but coming into this year they were asked to step Williams visited Maine’s raise the count to nine that are ready to play in was all said and done, he up and be the top guys. They did exactly that and they campus earlier this Eagles on the current ros- college.” felt Maine gave him the led us all year.” month. ter who’ve announced O’Brien agrees. best option to compete at CLASSICAL, B2 their college commit- “We’re still the same the highest level. BASEBALL, B2 St. Mary’s golf beats Gloucester in regular season nale

Luke Smith and Pete Pagliu- 1/2), Jacob Nagel (6 1/2-2 1/2), SCHOOL ROUNDUP ca led the way for the Spartans Jack Sontz (5-4), Dylan Cal- By Harold Rivera with 23 points each, while An- laghan (6-3) and Drake Wy- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR drew Luciano had 22 points. man (6-3). Marblehead (6-9) hosts Pea- The St. Mary’s golf team Sean Mathers (21 points), body Thursday (4) in its sea- closed out its season in style Luke Sargent (21 points), son nale at Tedesco Country Wednesday afternoon, taking Ethan Weisse (17 points) and Club. down Gloucester 141-105 in Matt Frary (14 points) also Swampscott 52, a non-conference matchup at played well in the win. Peabody 20 Gannon Golf Club. Next up for the Spartans Winners for the Big Blue “It was a great regular sea- (13-5) is the Catholic Central (10-3-1) were Danny Dilisio son for us, we really came League tournament Friday (6-3), Lou Spellios (7 1/2-1 out strong and kept it up the (7:30) at Gannon. After that, 1/2), Aidan Graciale (8 1/2- whole year,” said St. Mary’s St. Mary’s will compete in the 1/2), Nate Stern (7-2), Aidan coach Jay Fiste. “We only lost Division 3 North tournament Tierney (7 1/2-1 1/2), Bren- two conference games all year, Monday (8:30) at Sandy Burr den Sheehan (5 1/2-3 1/2) and and the other three losses Country Club in Wayland. Dawson DiBarri (6 1/2-2 1/2). were to Division 1 teams (St. GOLF Swampscott wraps the reg- John’s Prep twice and BC Marblehead 40 1/2, ITEM FILE PHOTO ular season Thursday (4) at High). We played in a really Somerville 31 1/2 Danvers. Sean Mathers scored 21 points for St. Mary’s in a win over Glouces- competitive league and I think Winners for Marblehead ter Wednesday afternoon at Gannon Golf Club. it made us better.” were Gavin Lundgren (5 1/2-3 ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019

ITEM FILE PHOTO Tim Nerich was one of three Classical seniors who were celebrated for the Rams’ Senior Day on Wednesday. Classical golf closes season with a win CLASSICAL From B1 The Rams played well in their tri-meet victory, bat- tling chilly temperatures and windy conditions on the course. As has been the case for much of the year, Clas- sical’s depth of talent is what lifted it to the win Wednesday. “We certainly didn’t have our A-game (Wednesday), but we were able to earn a scrappy victory,” Morrison said. “We were able to have guys from up and down our lineup contribute to the win, which is what you need on a day where conditions can make it tougher out there.” Next week will be a big one for Classical (15-5), as the ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Rams will compete in both the Division 2 North section- Prep goalkeeper Joe Waterman kicks off during a game against BC High Wednesday afternoon. al tournament (Monday, 9) and the NEC Open (Thurs- day, 12). Morrison knows both tournaments will be up- hill battles for the Rams in a number of ways. “We’re going to have our hands full next week for Prep soccer ties conference foe BC High sure,” said Morrison. “There are a lot of good teams in Division 2 North and obviously in the NEC as well. And PREP the half. final minutes of the game, home and home with St. the real kicker is that this is when we switch formats. From B1 “(At halftime) I felt like when Gabriel Najim’s shot John’s of Shrewsbury, We’re used to playing a match-play format all season we had been creating all hit the post and found its who’s probably the best long, and now these tournaments are in a stroke-play Zach Davis had a nice the chances,” Crowell said. way into Robards’ hands. team in the Central right format. It’s a totally different mindset and it’s some- look at Robards 12 minutes “We talked about 50-50 The Eagles, who clinched now. We have Lowell and thing a lot of these guys aren’t used to. If you combine in but Davis’ shot was off balls and we didn’t come the Catholic Conference ti- Central Catholic. We have all of those factors, it’s going to be a tough battle for us.” the mark. Ethan Ambrosh through. We also talked tle Monday, wrapped their some good competition to Classical will tee it up at Far Corner Golf Club in sprinted his way toward a about trying to limit their conference schedule at 6-0- get us ready in the tourna- Boxford next Monday (9) for the Division 2 North sec- cross pass 10 minutes later free kicks from midfield, 2. St. John’s (11-1-2 over- ment. tional. but the timing on the play which they had more in the all) finishes the regular “We want to secure home was a bit off. Jack Hausler first half than they did in season with four non-con- field advantage for at least sent a shot in Robards’ di- the second. They’re always ference tilts, starting with one game. There are a cou- rection with 4:43 left in the dangerous on the free kicks St. John’s of Shrewsbury ple teams like Lynn En- St. Mary’s girls soccer half but Robards made the and throw-ins. Luckily Saturday morning (10). glish and East Boston who point-blank save. Robards that didn’t come back to From here on out, it’s all are undefeated. They’re go- draws with Austin Prep denied another Ambrosh bite us.” about seeding. ing to get the high seeds. shot just seconds later. Not much changed in the “We want to go 4-0,” Last year we lost two ROUNDUP St. John’s defense held second half. St. John’s best Crowell said. “We want to games and we were the No. From B1 tight on a few BC High free chance at netting the get a home game (in the 9 seed. We’re trying to kicks toward the close of game-winner came in the tournament). We have a avoid that.” BOYS SOCCER Saugus 3, TechBoston 1 “We had a ton of shots and chances,” Saugus coach Williams, O’Brien make college commitments Josh Hickey said. “We moved the ball well.” BASEBALL sat out his team’s Divi- turned for an overnight in home run and a .275 bat- James Rodrigues, Ben Tapia-Gately and Nick Alves sion 1A ‘Super 8’ run. September and, after ting average. scored one goal each. From B1 The Sachems (4-10) travel to TechBoston to complete Now back at full strength, staying in touch with the With his future plans no the home and home series Friday (4). “When I thought Uni- Williams has high aspira- coaching staff, knew join- longer lingering on his versity of Maine I thought tions for his upcoming se- ing the Mules was the Fenwick 4, Arlington Catholic 1 shoulders, O’Brien can Liam Chricton scored two goals, while Andrew Per- of the forests and some nior campaign. right decision for him. gear his attention toward place in the middle of no- “We’re all looking for a “I really enjoyed going ry and Sean Kern each netted one goal as Fenwick im- his senior season. proved to 8-4-1 on the season. where,” Williams, who ring,” Williams said. “That up there,” O’Brien said. “I “It’s nice and relieving,” plans to major in econom- elusive ring follows you did an overnight visit and Austin Prep 3, St. Mary’s 2 O’Brien said. “It’s stress- Kevin Perez scored both St. Mary’s goal with assists ics, said. “When I got up everywhere you go when I was able to meet (Colby ful but now that I know there it felt like home. you’re a part of this pro- head) coach (Jesse) Woods from Eduardo Toranzo and Ryan Fraher. Spartans goal- where I’m going I can just ie Jacob Guarino recorded nine saves. Connor Hamel The direction of the pro- gram. We always have a and his staff. I really like focus on my academics. gram, the competition and Aidan Sullivan also played well. talented team on paper the coaches. I thought Once the season rolls they play. The most im- and we haven’t won. It’s a The Spartans take on Tech Thursday (6). they were great baseball around, it’s all about hit- portant part was the facil- shame because we have guys. I felt that Colby GIRLS SOCCER ting the gym and working ities. Just having access the capabilities. I think gave me the best opportu- St. Mary’s 2, Austin Prep 2 toward bringing home a to those facilities 24/7 to this senior class has the nity to succeed in college. Sophomore defender Jayda Mateo scored both St. know I can get better. Be- best chemistry on the “I was looking for good state championship.” Mary’s goals on direct kicks. Goalie Eliza Brown made ing in that environment, team. We all have that coaching and really good O’Brien credited his four saves. there’s also that potential common goal and we ar- baseball guys who’d help coaches and family for “It was a hard-fought game,” St. Mary’s coach Jim draft option. I know I can en’t selfish. I think this is me continue to develop. I making his college com- Foley said. “We were down 2-0 and we tied it up. Jay- pursue my dream at the year we’re going to want to continue to prog- mitment possible. da scored on two great shots. It was a great team Maine. It’s the right fit for win. Every player on the ress through the ranks. “(St. John’s head) coach performance. I’m proud of the effort.” my goals.” team is going to put it all I’m looking for a chance to (Dan) Letarte, (assistant) St. Mary’s, now 7-6-2, needs two points to qualify for A broken collarbone on the line to get that compete and play right coach James Baker and the Division 4 North state tournament. The Spartans sidelined Williams ring.” away.” Coach BJ Weed helped me host Williams Monday (3:45). through the closing A North Andover native, O’Brien took over as St. a lot,” O’Brien said. “They BOYS CROSS COUNTRY stretch of his junior sea- O’Brien also considered John’s third baseman played a big role in help- Marblehead 23, Danvers 34 son this past spring. He Dayton, Bates and Bow- midway through the 2019 ing me find my way to Magicians Logan Rodriguez and Peter Clifford finished posted a .309 batting av- doin. He visited Colby’s season. He finished the college. My family sup- first and second, respectively. Marblehead finished the erage with eight RBI but campus in August, re- year with eight RBI, one ported me a ton as well.” regular season 5-1 and awaits the NEC Championship Meet, scheduled for Oct. 26. Classical 34, Gloucester 21 Top performers for Classical were Kevin Baker (fourth overall, 18:46) and Max Gonzalez (fifth overall, 19:01). The Rams (3-4) host Revere Friday (4). GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Classical 15, Gloucester 50 Classical’s Rachel Brennan finished first overall at 20:11. Miriam Bamaca (20:56) was a close second. Clas- sical (5-2) hosts Revere Friday (4). FIELD HOCKEY Marblehead 3, Saugus 0 Brynn Burton scored two goals to power Marblehead’s attack. Jessica Burton added one goal. Jane O’Neil, Ju- lie Arts and Maddy Dimare each had one assist. VOLLEYBALL Lynnfield 3, Masconomet 0 Lynnfield logged its 15th consecutive straight-set vic- tory on Dig Pink night. Lynnfield resident Todd Angilly, the Boston Bruins new anthem singer, kicked off the evening with an en- ergy-filled rendition. The Pioneers cruised through the first set, 25-13. Mas- conomet gave them a real battle in the second and had set point at 24-23 but Lynnfield rallied and ran off the final three points, the final two on an Ella Gizmunt (10 kills, three aces) ace and Sam Lebruska kill, to take the set 26-24. The third set was also close and was tied at 19-19. Melissa Morelli (15 assists, 11 kills, three aces) closed out the set with straight service points, the match-clincher coming on a Gizmunt kill. Sophia Wilkinson had a good all-around game with 17 assists and three kills. The Pioneers have faced a set point only three times in 45 sets so far this season, two against Masconomet. Lynnfield’s (15-0) next match is at Arlington Catholic Friday (5). THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE THURSDAY Lynnfield at Ipswich (3:30) Boys Soccer Classical at Gloucester (7) Peabody at Swampscott (7) Swampscott at Bedford (4) Revere at Marblehead (7) Tech at St. Mary’s (6) Salem at Winthrop (7) Girls Soccer English at Saugus (7) Winthrop at Charlestown (3:30) Nashoba Tech at Tech (4) Boys Soccer Lynnfield at Pentucket (3:30) Field Hockey Saugus at TechBoston (4) Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex (4) Medford at Peabody (6) Notre Dame Academy at Fenwick (4) Golf Girls Soccer Pentucket at Lynnfield (3:45) St. John’s at Wellesley (3) Arlington Catholic at Fenwick (3) Fenwick at Arlington Catholic (3:45) Winthrop at English (4) Somerville at Saugus (4) Peabody at Marblehead (4) Tewksbury at Peabody (4) Medford at Saugus (4) Volleyball Swampscott at Danvers (4) Swampscott at Austin Prep (5) Cross Country Woburn at Peabody (5) CCL Meet at St. Mary’s (3:30) Essex Tech at St. Mary’s (5) Volleyball Lynnfield at Arlington Catholic (5:15) St. Mary’s at Fenwick (5) Fenwick at St. Joseph’s Prep (5:30) English at Classical (5:30) Field Hockey Danvers at Marblehead (5:30) Saugus at Gloucester (4) Beverly at Peabody (5:30) Peabody at Marblehead (4) Salem at Saugus (5:30) Swampscott at Danvers (6:30) Winthrop at Northeast (5:30) Cross Country Swampscott at Methuen (6) Revere at Classical (4) FRIDAY Water Polo Football St. John’s at Phillips Academy (4:15) SPORTS BRIEFS Gannon Par 70 5K [email protected] Pre entries must be The Gannon 18-Hole Par received by Tuesday, 70 5K will be held on Satur- November 12. day, Nov. 16 at 8:30 a.m. at Gannon Golf Course. It is Ridley Basketball one of the few all grass 5K cross country courses in Skills Clinics New England and the The Ridley Basketball course covers all 18 holes in Skills Clinic begins next sequence. Monday (Oct. 21), and will The event is hosted by the run 10 sessions each Mon- Lynn Parks & Recreation day and Wednesday through Department and Gannon Nov. 25 at St. Mary’s. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Golf Course. The clinic is designed to The entry fee includes a get participants in shape The Jacksonville Jaguars have traded cornerback Jalen Ramsey to the Los Angeles Rams in post-race breakfast and all and develop basketball exchange for three draft picks, including two future first-round picks. pre-registered runners will skills. Cost for the clinic is receive a long sleeve shirt. $200. Participants must The proceeds help pro- bring their own basketball. Ramsey ‘overjoyed’ by LA move; mote the many Lynn run- To register please contact ning activities that wel- Helen Ridley Ashe via email comes all communities. at ridleytopflightbasket- Entry forms are available [email protected] or via phone Rams eager for a long-term deal on www.lwrun.org or from at 781-775-0778. THOUSAND OAKS, Ca- The Rams are sold on attempt to end their first “There’s only a handful lif. (AP) — The Los Ange- Ramsey’s talent and pub- three-game losing streak of players like that, and he TV/RADIO les Rams fully understand licly convinced of their since 2016, although the happens to be one of them,” TV the risks they took in ac- own ability to channel it corner will need a medical Snead said of Ramsey. NHL quiring volatile corner- into a big role on a win- exam first. Ramsey missed “Not saying that there’s 7 p.m...... NY Rangers at New Jersey...... NBCSN back Jalen Ramsey. ning team. General man- the Jaguars’ last three not a lot of good corners 7 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... NESN The defending NFC ager Les Snead said he games with a back injury out there, but since he’s Men’s College Hockey champions believe the po- has already spoken to but returned to practice been in the league, he’s 7 p.m...... Merrimack at Holy Cross...... NESN Plus tential rewards are well Ramsey’s agents about his recently. shown the ability to get MLB Playoffs worth it. future beyond his current “You know the caliber out on an island.” “You want guys with contract, which ends in of player that he is — Snead and the Rams 8:08 p.m...... Houston at NY Yankees...... FS1 some swag, some person- 2020, and that both sides the competitiveness, the have a reputation for re- NBA Preseason ality,” coach Sean McVay were encouraged by the toughness,” McVay said. warding their elite play- 8 p.m...... Atlanta vs. Chicago...... NBATV said Wednesday while conversation. “Really all the traits that ers : In the past two years, 10:30 p.m...... Dallas vs. LA Clippers...... NBATV he awaited the star cor- “We actually did talk to you look for in a corner. they’ve handed out the College Football nerback’s arrival at their his representatives and Looking forward to getting largest contracts in NFL 7:30 p.m...... Louisiana at Arkansas St...... ESPNU training complex. “As long give our long-term view, to know the player and fig- history for a defensive 9 p.m...... UCLA at Stanford...... ESPN as those guys love football, and (get) his,” Snead said. uring out how he’s going to tackle (Aaron Donald), a NFL they love competing every “We did put a little bit of help this football team.” running back (Todd Gur- 8:20 p.m...... Kansas City at Denver...... Amazon, Fox, NFL Network single day, I think this is a a timeline in place. I don’t Although Ramsey won’t ley) and a quarterback Golf building that will suit him want to give too many be rushed, the Rams need (Jared Goff), and they 6 a.m...... European PGA: Open de France...... Golf well.” details on that, but we’re reinforcements in their gave a huge extension to 10 p.m...... PGA: CJ Cup at Nine Bridges...... Golf Ramsey flew to the West just meeting Jalen today. secondary. Along with receiver Brandin Woods Horse Racing Coast on Wednesday, a day He has earned a chance starting cornerback Mar- before he played his first 1 p.m...... Belmont Live...... FS2 after Los Angeles trad- to probably get a nice con- cus Peters’ departure in game for Los Angeles last Mixed Martial Arts ed two first-round picks tract for the job he does a trade to Baltimore on year. 8 p.m...... PFL playoffs...... ESPN2 and a fourth-rounder for and the position he plays.” Tuesday, the Rams put Snead is well aware of Women’s College Soccer an elite defender whose Ramsey agrees, as he two starters in their sec- Ramsey’s contentious rep- tumultuous tenure with demonstrated in July ondary — cornerback Aqib utation after the corner- 5 p.m...... Nebraska at Minnesota...... ESPNU the Jacksonville Jaguars when he showed up to Talib and safety John back repeatedly clashed 6 p.m...... Indiana at Maryland...... Big Ten Network didn’t last four full sea- training camp with the Johnson — on injured re- with coaches, the front of- 7 p.m...... Alabama at Mississippi...... SEC Network sons. Jaguars in an armored serve this week. fice and opponents during 8 p.m...... Purdue at Rutgers...... Big Ten Network On his Uninterrupted bank truck. The Rams Even in their depleted his tenure in Jacksonville. Radio podcast on SiriusXM’s have time to figure out state, the Rams felt Ram- Los Angeles hasn’t hesi- NHL app, Ramsey pronounced a number that works for sey was too good to pass tated to acquire players 7 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 himself “overjoyed” to be both — but they have less up. Peters and Talib will with similar reputations with the Rams, and eager time to turn around a sea- be unrestricted free agents — like Peters and Talib, NFL to “show them that they son that has stalled. after this season, and the for instance — but has got the best corner in the McVay is hopeful Ram- Rams were more interest- had no public problems AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE East East whole NFL for years and sey will play Sunday at At- ed in getting Ramsey than with them in McVay’s W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA years to come.” lanta when the Rams (3-3) in retaining Peters. system. New England 6 0 0 1.000 190 48 Dallas 3 3 0 .500 153 114 Buffalo 4 1 0 .800 90 70 Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 161 149 N.Y. Jets 1 4 0 .200 63 123 N.Y. Giants 2 4 0 .333 111 160 Miami 0 5 0 .000 42 180 Washington 1 5 0 .167 90 167 South South Roger Goodell says pass interference W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Houston 4 2 0 .667 162 134 New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 128 122 Indianapolis 3 2 0 .600 113 115 Carolina 4 2 0 .667 166 133 Jacksonville 2 4 0 .333 117 131 Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 173 185 Tennessee 2 4 0 .333 98 92 Atlanta 1 5 0 .167 135 186 reviews are working as expected North North W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 4 2 0 .667 184 140 Green Bay 5 1 0 .833 142 115 FORT LAUDERDALE, When the rule was ad- to-the-face flag tainted ing effort, Goodell said Cleveland 2 4 0 .333 120 154 Minnesota 4 2 0 .667 150 93 Fla. (AP) — NFL commis- Pittsburgh 2 4 0 .333 123 131 Chicago 3 2 0 .600 87 69 opted last spring, Goodell Green Bay’s 23-22 win. he’s not concerned about Cincinnati 0 6 0 .000 97 159 Detroit 2 2 1 .500 119 118 sioner Roger Goodell says said, coaches understood But Goodell said such teams sacrificing a season West West the new video review rule that close calls wouldn’t controversy is part of any for a high draft pick and W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City 4 2 0 .667 172 144 San Francisco 5 0 0 1.000 147 64 for pass interference is be changed. The reversal sport. diminishing the NFL’s Oakland 3 2 0 .600 103 123 Seattle 5 1 0 .833 165 146 working as expected, with rate so far is 16 percent. “You never want to see competitiveness. Denver 2 4 0 .333 106 106 L.A. Rams 3 3 0 .500 153 154 L.A. Chargers 2 4 0 .333 120 118 Arizona 2 3 1 .417 134 171 only obvious mistakes by “Whenever there’s a rule a game where people are “The good news for us is Thursday’s Game Jacksonville at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. officials being corrected. change, there’s a period of talking about officials af- we don’t see that,” he said. Kansas City at Denver, 8:20 p.m. San Francisco at Washington, 1 p.m. Through Week 6, the adapting, and coaches are terward,” Goodell said. “It “I don’t think the league Sunday’s Games L.A. Chargers at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m. Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. league has had 44 reviews testing to see what types was a great game played has ever been more com- Baltimore at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. Houston at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. related to pass interfer- of changes are going to be New Orleans at Chicago, 4:25 p.m. by two great teams sur- petitive. You can see that Arizona at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Oakland at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. ence, and the on-field rul- made,” Goodell said. prising people about the in teams going from last to L.A. Rams at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game ing was reversed seven Rich McKay, Atlanta way they’re playing. And Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. New England at N.Y. Jets, 8:15 p.m. first in dramatic fashion.” times. Falcons president and a it’s tough. We have to con- Goodell said he doesn’t “I think coaches under- member of the NFL com- tinue to do everything to believe competitiveness NHL stood replay was not go- petition committee, said improve. would be improved by a ing to correct every pass it’s too early to judge “But that’s sports. You EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE lottery for draft picks, and interference close call,” Atlantic Division Central Division whether interference re- see it in every sport.” such a change hasn’t been GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Goodell said Wednesday views are being handled On other topics, the com- proposed by owners. Buffalo 6 5 0 1 11 25 13 Colorado 5 5 0 0 10 22 12 at the close of the two-day properly. But he agreed missioner said: Boston 6 5 1 0 10 16 10 Nashville 6 4 2 0 8 28 23 — The league will exam- Toronto 7 4 2 1 9 28 24 St. Louis 6 3 1 2 8 19 20 owners’ meetings. “It’s not with Goodell that the goal — Labor discussions on a ine possible reasons for a Tampa Bay 6 3 2 1 7 23 18 Winnipeg 8 4 4 0 8 26 30 possible to make it perfect, was to reverse only egre- new collective bargaining Detroit 6 3 3 0 6 17 21 Chicago 4 1 2 1 3 12 13 and we’re not re-officiating gious mistakes. agreement have touched 44% increase in concus- Florida 6 2 2 2 6 19 24 Dallas 7 1 5 1 3 13 23 sions in exhibition games Montreal 6 2 2 2 6 22 24 Minnesota 6 1 5 0 2 14 25 these plays. The thought “It’s got to be an obvious on the possible expansion Ottawa 5 1 4 0 2 12 19 Pacific Division process was to correct the error,” McKay said. “It’s a to a 17-game season. The from 2018 to this year. Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Concussions in preseason GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton 6 5 1 0 10 23 16 obvious and clear error. brand new rule, one our Super Bowl would be one Carolina 7 6 1 0 12 26 16 Anaheim 6 4 2 0 8 13 10 I think it’s settling out coaches, players, fans and week later, and the season practices fell by 33%. Pittsburgh 6 4 2 0 8 25 16 Vegas 7 4 3 0 8 26 19 “We can look at the vid- Washington 7 3 2 2 8 22 23 Calgary 7 3 3 1 7 18 21 where we expected.” officials are getting accus- would still start the week N.Y. Islanders 6 3 3 0 6 15 17 Vancouver 5 3 2 0 6 18 11 The new rule approved tomed to.” after Labor Day. Larger eo, we can look at the Philadelphia 4 2 1 1 5 11 9 Arizona 5 2 2 1 5 11 9 medical information and N.Y. Rangers 3 2 1 0 4 11 9 San Jose 6 2 4 0 4 13 22 as a one-year experiment Officiating has been a rosters might accompany Columbus 5 2 3 0 4 11 18 Los Angeles 6 2 4 0 4 20 28 allows pass interference hot topic this season, with a longer season. try to understand the ex- New Jersey 6 0 4 2 2 13 29 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. calls or non-calls to be controversy about pass in- Goodell said the CBA act circumstances and see Wednesday’s Games N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7 p.m. challenged by coaches terference, the rate of hold- talks have been produc- if there’s a trend or some- Dallas at Columbus, 7 p.m. Vancouver at St. Louis, 8 p.m. and reviewed via replay. ing penalties and, most tive, but he declined to thing we need further Colorado at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. changes on — whether it’s Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. Detroit at Calgary, 9 p.m. But complaints by coach- recently, a critical call in predict when a deal might Philadelphia at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Nashville at Arizona, 10 p.m. es, players and fans about Monday’s Lions-Packers be reached. preseason policies or tech- Carolina at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Ottawa at Vegas, 10 p.m. pass interference persist, game that the league ad- — Despite the Miami niques we want to remove Thursday’s Games Friday’s Games Tampa Bay at Boston, 7 p.m. Dallas at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. with some arguing more mitted was wrong. Dolphins’ historically bad from the game,” Goodell Minnesota at Montreal, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 7 p.m. calls should be reversed. The erroneous hands- start during a rebuild- said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Divorced mother gets cold shoulder at family events DEAR ABBY: I am a finds the person’s vocal- 67-year-old divorced Dear Abby is written by Abigail izations to be a distrac- mother of five and grand- tion. Or, consider attend- mother of eight. My mar- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne ing another class that is riage to the father of my Phillips, and was founded by her held at a different hour if first four children ended mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact there is one. 30 years ago because he was physically and emo- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. DEAR ABBY: My best tionally abusive. After Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. friend is having a party the divorce, I managed to and has invited my put myself through col- ex-boyfriend. He broke lege, and I am now a re- up with me a few months tired teacher. I also re- ness and financial hard- Recently, I started taking ago and already has a married, which resulted ships. My ex has a great classes at a new studio new girlfriend. He totally in having one more child, deal more money to with lovely teachers and broke my heart, and I a beautiful daughter who spend on them than I do. — mostly — great stu- have been a mess ever is now 27. My second I suspect this may be the dents. since. She thinks it was husband is now deceased. reason they cater to him. One individual, though, OK to invite him, and she My first husband re- How do I cope with my seems to think the class knows he will most likely married soon after our feelings of rejection and is his own social event. bring his new girlfriend divorce, and I always being snubbed by them? He over-chants “ohm” to her house for the party. supported our grown and moans loudly I told her I’m not going if HURT MOM IN THE throughout the class. he goes, and she’s still children having a close WEST relationship with him. Would it be rude to say inviting him! Should I something to him, or stop being friends with What hurts me deeply, DEAR HURT MOM: though, is that whenever should I just find another her? How should I handle You aren’t going to change studio? It’s gotten to the there is a family event this? the “family” dynamic at point where the entire that includes all of us, my this late stage. Rather purpose of relaxing and NOT OK IN THE children from my first than sit silently, strug- clearing my mind is im- NORTH marriage act like my gling to hold back the possible. youngest daughter and I tears as your older chil- DEAR NOT OK: Be- don’t exist. dren slather their father MENTALLY cause seeing your ex-boy- At the last family gath- with attention, consider DRAINED IN NEW friend with his new girl- ering, at my oldest socializing with them JERSEY friend would be too daughter’s home, I was separately as often as pos- painful for you, handle it treated like a stranger. I sible. DEAR DRAINED: Do by not attending the par- felt like crying as my old- not address the ty. As to whether you er children sat, ate and DEAR ABBY: I have over-chanter directly. In- should stop being best talked with my ex-hus- been attending yoga class stead, discuss your con- friends with the hostess, band and his wife. Abby, I for several years and find cerns with the teacher it appears that she may have always been there it to be very beneficial because you may not be have stopped being best for my kids, through sick- mentally and physically. the only participant who friends with you. BRIDGE

How to slow declarer’s advance Newman’s first law: “It is useless to easier said than done. put on your brakes when you’re up- If West leads a spade (either the side down.” ace or a lower one), and his side Paul Newman particularly loved Jo- shifts to hearts at trick two, that is anne Woodward, his seven children, also good enough. acting and motor racing. Yesterday, But what about a club lead? we watched declarer zoom to the At first glance, that might not ap- finish line in this four-heart contract pear to be successful — but it is, if by ruffing his low diamond on the East and West are as skilled as For- board with the heart jack. But how mula One drivers! could East-West have put the brakes South wins the first trick, cashes on South’s progress? Is it possible if his two top diamonds and ruffs his West leads the club nine (or six)? After West’s minimum opening bid, low diamond with dummy’s heart North’s takeout double and East’s jack. However, East overruffs with his response, South bids what he thinks heart ace and returns the club 10, he can make. the high card being a suit-preference Since declarer made four hearts signal for spades. yesterday by ruffing a diamond on Declarer takes that trick and plays the board, obviously the easiest way a trump, but West wins and shifts to to defeat the contract is for the de- the spade three. East wins the trick fenders immediately to play three and gives his partner a club ruff. rounds of trumps. Of course, that is Vroom, vroom. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS THIS WEEK IN THEATERS

NHL Hockey: N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey NBCSN, 7 p.m. Live Metropolitan Division rivals duke it out at Newark’s Prudential Center as the N.Y. Rangers visit the New You are your own worst enemy Jersey Devils. Grey’s Anatomy: “It’s Raining Men” ABC, 8 p.m. After Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) inadvertently stirs up negative press for Grey Sloan, she tries to make things right with her former colleagues, jeopar- dizing her community service hours. Station 19’s Ben (Jason George) and Vic (Barrett Doss) bring a young woman into the hospital, and Jackson (Jesse Williams) stands up to Koracick (Greg Germann) when he goes too far with a patient’s family. Young Sheldon: “Hobbitses, Physicses and a Ball With Zip” CBS, 8 p.m. Sheldon (Iain Armitage) is forced to take a break from science when his new obsession with The Lord of the Rings leads to an unhealthy habit in the new episode “Hobbitses, Physicses and a Ball With Zip.” NFL Football: Kansas City at Denver FOX & NFL Network, 8 p.m. Live Thursday Night Football heads to Empower Field at Mile High in Denver as Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs play against Joe Flacco, Von Miller and the Broncos. Horror Classics: Ghost Stories TCM, beginning at 8 p.m. Tonight’s spooky film lineup goes bump in the night with several classic ghost movies, begin- ning with The Uninvited (1944) and also featuring The Haunting (1963), The Fog (1980), Poltergeist (1982) and more. Annual Latin American Music Awards 2019 Telemundo, 8 p.m. Live This annual ceremony pays tribute to today’s most influential and iconic Latin artists, as voted by the fans in the tradition of the American Music Awards. The three-hour special showcases electrifying mu- sical performances in English and Spanish and is Will Smith and Mary Elizabeth Winstead in Gemini Man. preceded by an hourlong red carpet preshow. Mixtape: “The Doors’ Robby Krieger With Dennis By Paul Hall gral to his life. That decision get to the bottom of the situa- in their appearance. is met with some trepidation tion. Why are they after him, I liked Smith and Winstead. Quaid” Everyone looks in a mirror. within the walls of the pow- and who is the man that the Two very likable actors are AXS TV, 8:30 p.m. Sometimes we like what we The Doors guitarist Robby Krieger performs a rendi- see, while other times our re- er; they won’t let Henry just government has sent to kill stuck in a film that feels a tion of “Don’t Be Cruel” with actor/musician Den- flection is a painful reminder walk away. Henry? bit scattered and lost. The nis Quaid. of who we are. What happens As Henry is heading to the Gemini black ops unit lead- film needed at least another water to relax, he meets a er Clay Verris (Clive Owen) 30 minutes or more to tell The Unicorn: “The Unicorn and the Catfish” though, when the mirror im- student named Danny (Mary has the only killing machine the complete story, and the CBS, 8:30 p.m. age of you is trying to hunt Elizabeth Winstead) man- that could be up to the job, cuts left plot holes that were Wade (Walton Goggins) changes the password to you down and kill you? That’s just part of the story for the ning the docks where his boat and when Henry sees a mir- hard to connect. The possibil- his online dating profile because his friends be- is moored. As he digs deeper ror image of himself, the sto- ities of the plot, a story that come too involved in the new episode “The Unicorn new film Gemini Man from director Ang Lee, in theaters into her background, Henry ry goes to a much deeper lev- was intriguing to me, left too and the Catfish.” realizes Danny is more than el. Who will survive? many unanswered questions. Perfect Harmony: “Hunting Season” now. Henry Brogan (Will Smith) a student. In fact, she may As a director, Lee has I liked Gemini Man, but I NBC, 8:30 p.m. is an assassin. Working for actually be one of the only al- brought us many a visionary wanted to love it. I liked most When Arthur (Bradley Whitford) is faced with a various arms of the govern- lies that he can trust in his film — from Crouching Tiger, of the visuals, but I wanted to choir rebellion, he decides -- against Ginny’s (Anna ment, Henry is brought in for race to find out why his own Hidden Dragon to Life of Pi. love all of the visuals. Instead Camp) advice -- to take on Adams (Tymberlee Hill) that special shot that takes government, whom he has Gemini Man is another film of a legendary director put- , the group’s alpha, at their annual deer-hunting the best, because he is the faithfully executed orders for, to add to his lengthy resume ting together a memorable trip. Meanwhile, Wayne (Will Greenberg) takes best. But the number of kills wants him dead. with unique visuals and the film, we are left with Gemini Cash (Spencer Allport) on his first hunting trip to in Henry’s past is catching up On the run after leaving ability to bring those to the Man, a less than perfect clone teach him how to be a man, but Dwayne (Geno with him. He has made the his Georgia home, Henry sets screen, though at times, some of what the film should be. Segers) shows his friend there is more than one decision to walk away from out with Danny on a world- of the youthful Smith scenes way to express masculinity. the job that has been so inte- wide quest to stay alive and felt very computer generated Paul’s Grade: B-

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NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE JOB INFORMATION PAY CALLS By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain SERVICES mortgage given by Stephen M. Horlick to Mortgage Electronic Registration mortgage given by Susan J. Gorman to "MERS", Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Saugus Federal Credit Union, dated December 22, Systems, Inc., a separate corporation that is acting solely as nominee for Pay Call Numbers NOTICE 2003 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Shamrock Financial Corporation, "Lender"; and its successors and assigns dated (900, 976 and 550) For more information and assistance Book 22250, Page 80, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder, September 16, 2005 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern District) Advertiser telephone numbers with regarding the reliability of business by assignment from: Registry of Deeds, in Book 24853, Page 89, as assigned by Assignment of 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- Mortgage dated July 28, 2008 and recorded with Essex County (Southern District) disclose the price of the telephone ties, employment services and financ- Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., recorded Registry of Deeds, Book 29900, Page 252, of which mortgage the undersigned is call. When a number is published ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to on October 16, 2006, in Book No. 26183, at Page 303 the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the within the advertisement the per contact the Better Business Bureau purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM, on minute and/or flat charge must be Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Saugus Federal October 31, 2019, on the premises known as 7 Echo Place, Lynn, included. If you dial a pay per call 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or Credit Union to Wells Fargo Bank N.A., recorded on April 9, 2012, in Book No. Massachusetts, the premises described in said mortgage, together with all the number from an advertisement appear- call 508-652-4800 31239, at Page 46 rights, easements, and appurtenances thereto, to wit: ing in the classified section and it DOES NOT disclose this information, NOTICE Don't pay to find work before you get Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. to U.S. Bank National Association, not in its individual That certain piece or parcel of land, and the buildings and improvements thereon, please notify the Item classified the job. Legitimate job placement firms capacity but solely as trustee for the RMAC Trust, Series 2016-CTT, recorded on known as 7 Echo Place located in the Town of Lynn, County of Essex, and State of department immediately. Response to that work to fill specific positions October 11, 2017, in Book No. 36241, at Page 162 Massachusetts, and being more particularly described in a Deed recorded on any pay per call numbers will be cannot charge an upfront fee. For free 4/24/96 at Book 13524, Page 440 of the Essex Land Records. charged to your telephone bill and information about avoiding employ- for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, anyone under 18 years of age must ment service scams, write the Federal the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on November 11, 2019, on Reference is made to Deed recorded April 24, 1996 Book 13524, Page 440: have parent's consent. Trade Commission at Washington, the mortgaged premises located at 6 Bacon Drive, Saugus, Essex County, Please call immediately for further D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, A certain parcel of land, together with the buildings thereon situated in said Lynn, details or information. Information Center, known as #7 Echo Place, being shown on Lot #10 on a plan entitled, "The Estate CLASSIFIED 1-800-876-7060 TO WIT: of Frank W. Atkins on Tower Hill, Lynn, Mass., November 1888", made by S. R. (781)593-7700 The land in said Saugus, with the buildings thereon, and shown as Lot 11 on a Rogers, C. E. and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds at the end GENERAL plan entitled "Plan of Land in Saugus owned by Roy S. Bacon, John W. Parsons, of Book 1239, bounded and described as follows: YARD SALES HELP WANTED surveyor" dated January 28,1957 and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Plan Book 89 Plan 90 and bounded and described as follows: WESTERLY: by Echo Place, forty-five (45) feet; ERIC Z Disposal now hiring a CDL NORTHWESTERLY: by a private way as shown on said plan, by two courses Driver. Current CDL liscense and measuring 33.67 feet and 46.33 feet; NORTHERLY: by Lot #11 and #12 on said plan, ninety-one (91) feet; standard experience required. Willing NORTHEASTERLY: by lot 12 on said plan, 134.38 feet; to train roll/off. Serious candidates EASTERLY: by land now or formerly of Stanley and land now or formerly of Penney EASTERLY: by land formerly of Lucy A. Chick, forty-five and 45/100 (45.45) feet; only. Please call 781-593-5308 by two courses measuring 18 feet and 50.55 feet; and and SOUTHWESTERLY: by lot 10 on said plan, 164.43 feet. SOUTHERLY: by Lot #9 on said plan, eighty-four (84) feet. RENTALS With a post office address of 6 Bacon Drive, Saugus, Massachusetts 01906. LYNNFIELD ~ COMMUNITY CHURCH, Containing 10,400 square feet of land more or less and all according to said plan. Terms of Sale: These premises are being sold subject to any and all unpaid real 735 SALEM STREET, Oct 19, 9a-2p, For my title see deed recorded a Essex County Registry of Deeds in Book 19860, estate taxes, water rates, municipal charges and assessments, condominium Indoor, Multiple sellers. Something for Page 312. charges, expenses, costs, and assessments, if applicable, federal tax liens, everyone. Lunch for sale! APARTMENTS partition wall rights, statutes, regulations, zoning, subdivision control, or other For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern municipal ordinances or bylaws respecting land use, configuration, building or Lynn ~ Large modern studio, 1 & 2 BR District) Registry of Deeds in Book 19860, Page 312. approval, or bylaws, statutes or ordinances regarding the presence of lead paint, apartments. Eat-in kitchen, parking, asbestos or other toxic substances, sanitary codes, housing codes, tenancy, and , laundry. Starting at $1195, No fees. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit to the extent that they are recorded prior to the above mortgage, any easements, Call ~ 781-477-6457 of all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the rights of way, restrictions, confirmation or other matters of record. nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax REAL ESTATE Grace United Methodist Women WANTED titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or Purchaser shall also bear all state and county deeds excise tax. The deposit of Annual Fall Fair liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, $10,000.00 is to be paid in cash or bank or certified check at the time and place 374 Broadway Lynn having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, of the sale, with the balance of the purchase price to be paid by bank or certified Sat, Oct 19, 9a-2p. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. check within forty-five (45) days after the date of the sale, to be deposited in Baked goods, jewelry, crafts, knits, escrow with Guaetta and Benson, LLC, at 73 Princeton Street, Suite 208, North plants. White Elephant and more. TERMS OF SALE: Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Snack bar open all day serving all day serving Grace's Famous A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check In the event that the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale shall default in Cheeseburgers!! will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The purchasing the within described property according to the terms of this Notice of balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 Sale and/or the terms of the Memorandum of Sale executed at the time of the California St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, foreclosure, the Mortgagee reserves the right to sell the property by foreclosure Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the deed to the second highest bidder or, thereafter, to the next highest bidders, date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full providing that said bidder shall deposit with said attorney, the amount of the of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage required deposit as set forth herein within five (5) business days after written shall control in the event of an error in this publication. notice of the default of the previous highest bidder.

Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Other terms, if any, are to be announced at the sale.

U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY Dated: October 7, 2019 All real estate advertising in this AS TRUSTEE FOR THE RMAC TRUST, SERIES 2016-CTT Present holder of said mortgage newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- I BUY HOMES Present holder of said mortgage setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and The Bank of New York Mellon f/k/a The Bank of New York as Trustee for the Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or By its Attorneys, Certificate Holders CWALT, Inc., Alternative Loan Trust 2006-2CB Mortgage discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-2CB handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, 150 California St. by its Attorneys age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, CASH! veteran's status, or source of income or any Newton, MA 02458 Guaetta and Benson, LLC intention to make any such preference, limitation (617)558-0500 Peter V. Guaetta, Esquire or discrimination. 2016040572 P.O. Box 519 This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of Item: October 3, 10, 17, 2019 Chelmsford, MA 01824 the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all You pick the date to move. Item: October 10, 17, 24, 2019 dwellings in this newspaper are available on an Leave what you want. equal opportunity basis. To complain of (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at Pay no commission if we buy your house. LAND COURT COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at Call David Hughes at Century 21 Hughes. 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 6 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT 19 SM 004123 Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street ORDER OF NOTICE Salem, MA 01970 Docket No. ES19P3051GD Does your company TO: NOTICE AND ORDER: Jennifer M. Taggart, Petition for Appointment of need employees? Guardian of a Minor and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 § 3901 (et seq): In the interests of Gabrielle Marie Jansky Friburg of Lynn, MA TD Bank, N.A. f/k/a Boston Federal Savings Bank Minor NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES: claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynnfield, 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a numbered 9 Maiden Lane, given by Jennifer M. Taggart to Boston Federal Savings Minor filed on 10/11/2019 by Bank dated July 2, 1992, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Michael C Smith of Lynn, MA Registry of Deeds at Instrument Number 274295 and as noted on Certificate of will be held November 20, 2019 Title No. 62320, has filed with this court a complaint for determination of Located: Essex Probate Court, 36 Federal Street, Salem MA 01970 Defendant's Servicemembers status. 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United response, you need to: States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers File the original with the Court; and Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Mail a copy to all interested parties at least 5 days before the hearing. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 3. Counsel for the Minor: The Minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. November 25, 2019 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure 4. Counsel for Parents: If you are a parent of the minor child who is the subject of on the ground of noncompliance with the Act. this proceeding you have a right to be represented by an attorney. If you want an attorney and cannot afford to pay for one and if you give proof that you are Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Chief Justice of this Court on October 8, 2019 indigent, an attorney will be assigned to you. Your request for an attorney should be made immediately by filling out the Application of Appointment of Counsel Placing a help wanted ad is great for Attest: Deborah J. Patterson, Recorder form. Submit the application form in person or by mail at the court location where Item: October 17, 2019 your case is going to be heard. finding the skilled workers you need. 5. Presence of the minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best ALL POLICE ORDERED interests. OR ACCIDENT TOWS (Sale of Motor Vehicle under M.G.L. This is a Legal Notice: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights c. 255, Section 39A). has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, Notice is hereby given by: JME Towing please contact an attorney for legal advice. 175 Alley St Lynn, MA, 01905 Date: October 11, 2019 pursuant to the provisions of M.G.L. c. Pamela Casey O'Brien 255, Section 39A, that on 11/01 Register of Probate /2019 at: 175 Alley St Private Sale Item: October 17, 2019 the following Motor Vehicles was sold to satisfy the garagekeeper's lien thereon for storage, towing charges, “Helpful tips” for a S-M-O-O-T-H trouble-free move! care and expenses of notices and sale RELOCATING? of said vehicle. Designate a drawer for essentials such as Description of Vehicles: sheets and towels for quick access the 2005 dodge ram 2500 Vin # 3D7KS28D65G772677 first night you move into your new home. 2015 dodge charger Vin # 2C3CDXBG0FH795158 Plan a garage/yard sale before you move. This notice is given under the provisions of G.L. c. 255, Section 39A Fresh coffee, baking soda, or charcoal in a Item: October 10, 17, 24, 2019 sock, placed inside your refrigerator will keep the inside smelling fresh and clean. 781-593-7700, ext.2

Phone us: 781-593-7700 Email us: [email protected] Find us online: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Brexit talks inch closer to a deal ahead of summit By Raf Casert want to believe that a deal likened Brexit to climb- toward getting a broad po- and Jill Lawless is being finalized and that ing Mount Everest, saying litical commitment, with ASSOCIATED PRESS we can approve it” Thurs- the summit was in sight, the full legal details to be day, when EU leaders are though still shrouded in hammered out later. That BRUSSELS — The Eu- due to meet British Prime cloud. could mean another EU ropean Union and Brit- Minister Boris Johnson in And the EU Parliament’s summit on Brexit before ain inched ever closer to a Brussels. chief Brexit official, Guy the end of the month. Brexit deal, with the lead- Differences between the Verhofstadt, said John- Negotiators were locked ers of France and Germa- two sides remained but son had already moved inside EU headquarters ny saying they expected an were narrowing to some mountains over the past with few details leaking agreement could be sealed technical and complicated days, seeking compromise out. Wild movements in the at Thursday’s EU summit. customs and value-added where once he had been British pound Wednesday Positive vibes radiated tax issues, officials said. unbending. underscored the uncertain- from French President Negotiating teams were “Before, the proposals of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ty over what, if anything, Emmanuel Macron and working into the night at Mr. Johnson were abso- European Union chief Brexit negotiator Mi- might finally be decided. German Chancellor Ange- EU headquarters to solve lutely unacceptable,” Ver- The focus of recent talks chel Barnier arrives to a Brexit Steering Group la Merkel at a joint news them. hofstadt said. “There has has been the thorniest meeting at the European Parliament in Brus- conference Wednesday in “Good progress, and been a fundamental shift, component of a deal: how Toulouse, France, where work is ongoing,” EU chief that is clear.” sels Wednesday. goods and people will flow Merkel said that negoti- Brexit negotiator Michel But Brexit negotiations across the land border be- ations were “in the final Barnier told reporters have been here before — last moment. But with hours to go before the EU tween EU member Ireland stretch.” Wednesday evening. seemingly closing in on a Britain’s Oct. 31 depar- leaders’ summit, hopes and Northern Ireland, Macron added that “I Johnson, meanwhile, deal that is dashed at the ture date looming and just were increasingly turning which is part of the U.K. Pricey pot, few stores in Canada after one year of legal sales

By Gene Johnson, Elaine Thompson and Rob Gillies ASSOCIATED PRESS VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The weed is expensive, the selection PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS is limited, the black mar- A convoy of Turkish-backed Free Syria Army ket persists, and licensed soldiers is about to cross into Turkey near the stores are scarce. town of Azaz, Syria, Wednesday. It’s one year into Cana- da’s experiment in legal marijuana, and hundreds Syrian forces enter key of legal pot shops have opened. While many res- idents remain proud of border town, blocking Canada for bucking prohi- bition, a lot still buy can- Turkish plans nabis on the sly, because taxes and other issues By Elena Becatoros years ago and holds pow- mean high-quality bud and Bassem Mroue erful symbolism for Syri- can cost nearly twice what ASSOCIATED PRESS an Kurds and their ambi- it did before legalization. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tions of self-rule. Much of the drug’s pro- A customer sniffs a display sample of marijuana, in a tamper-proof con- CEYLANPINAR, Tur- The convoys of govern- duction and distribu- tainer secured with a cable, sold at Evergreen Cannabis, a marijuana key — Syrian forces on ment forces drove into Ko- tion over the years has retail shop, in Vancouver, B.C. Wednesday night rolled bani after dark, a resident been controlled by out- into the strategic border said. The resident, who law groups, including the Vancouver pot store that adults — those over 19 in and growers across most town of Kobani, blocking spoke on condition of ano- Hells Angels, and replac- one path for the Turkish feels more like a museum most Canadian provinces. of the country. nymity for fear of reprisal, ing such criminality with gift shop, with its high Delegations from other Canada allowed provinc- military to establish a safe, regulated sales is a was one of the few remain- ceilings, graceful light- countries, including Mexi- es to shape their own laws “safe zone” free of Syrian ing amid fears of a Turk- key goal of legalization. ing, tidy wooden shelves co, have visited Canada as within a federal frame- Kurdish fighters along ish attack on the town. Yet legal sales in the first and locked white cabinets they explore the possibil- work, including setting the the frontier as part of its Syria’s state-run media year are expected to total week-old offensive. confirmed its troops en- just $1 billion, an amount hiding packages of mari- ity of rewriting their own minimum age and decid- The seizure of Kobani tered the town. dwarfed by an illegal mar- juana. “The black-market marijuana laws. ing whether to distribute by forces loyal to Syrian Syria’s presence in Ko- ket still estimated at $5 producers are being well But officials promised through state-run or private President Bashar Assad bani puts a firm limit on billion to $7 billion. rewarded by legalization.” legalization would be a retail outlets. Some have also pointed to a dramatic Turkish ambitions in its “One customer told me, The nation has seen no process, not an event, and done better than others. shift in northeastern Syr- offensive. The town lies ‘I love you and I want to sign of increases in im- they weren’t wrong. Kinks The result: There now ia: The town was where between a Turkish-con- support you, but I can’t paired driving or under- abound, from what many are more than 560 licensed the United States mili- trolled enclave farther buy all my cannabis here. age use since it joined consider wasteful pack- stores across Canada, but tary and Kurdish fighters west and smaller areas It’s too expensive,’” said Uruguay as the only coun- aging requirements and more than half are in Al- first united to defeat the to the east that Turkey Jeremy Jacob, co-own- tries to legalize and regu- uneven quality to the slow berta, the fourth-largest Islamic State group four seized in the past week. er of Village Bloomery, a late the sale of cannabis to pace of licensing stores province.

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

319 Broadway, Lynn • 781-599-1776 OPEN 7 DAYS NOBODY SELLS MORE HOMES IN LYNN.... THAN CENTURY 21 TRADITION Se Habla Español A WEEK Tradition

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Introducing A Salute to VETERANS Providing primary care services in-home Monday, Nov. 11, 2019 to patients 65 years and older. In honor of Veterans Day, Monday, November 11, 2019, The Daily Item will publish a Yes, doctors still make house calls. special page devoted to those who are currently serving military Care Dimensions’ HomeMD service ensures duties and those veterans patients who have difficulty leaving their homes who are gone but not forgotten. Take this time with photo to say $40 and shield benefit from personalized medical care no matter Mail form to: “Thank You” where they live - in private residences, rest homes, The Daily Item to your military family member. or assisted living facilities. Attn.: Salute to Veterans PO Box 5, 110 Munroe St. text and The HomeMD service is ideal for patients who Lynn, MA 01903 $30 shield only SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of may be physically fragile, suffer from memory loss, JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who passed away passed away Please choose one of May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. or are managing complex chronic conditions. Lovingly Lovingly the following shields: remembered remembered by wife by wife The HomeMD team has years of experience Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim and Maureen, and son and Maureen, andson caring for elderly patients Tom. Tom. National Guard Bureau Your message may be paid by: Check Money Order Visa Mastercard

Dept. of the Army Please check for shield: Yes No If no selection is made, shield will not appear.

Name Dept. of the Navy Address City St Zip U.S. Marine Corps. Phone Mark Messenger, MD Kristin Chouinard, NP In Memory of Register for HomeMD today: 888-281-0011 Dept. of the Air Force Who passed away on Lovingly remembered by HomeMD will begin seeing patients on Army National Guard November 1, 2019. Please contact us to register a patient or learn more about the Visa / MC # HomeMD service. Coast Guard Signature

CVV Code Exp. Date Caring for you where you live! Flag Submission deadline: Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019