WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 Union study addresses Nahant Planning Board impact of closing Union oats Coast Guard ideas

By Dillon Durst prove access to care and capacity. By Bridget Turcotte Castle and Gardner roads since the ITEM STAFF The survey, commissioned by United ITEM STAFF 1950s. Today, they are leased to tenants. Healthcare Workers East, the nation’s At a hearing Tuesday evening, resi- LYNN — Union Hospital may not close NAHANT — A dozen town-owned largest healthcare union, and conduct- dents asked questions and expressed for three years, but a new study lists homes that were built for World War II more than a dozen ways to safeguard ed by NextShift Collaborative, surveyed soldiers could be demolished to make concerns about the proposed develop- patient care and preserve jobs after it is the public and private sectors and focus way for single-family homes and a con- ment on Bass Point. shuttered. groups comprised of residents and hos- dominium complex. The Planning Board discussed an Among the solutions include: develop pital employees. If approved, the proposed Bass Point amendment to establish a new district plans for a freestanding emergency de- While many public of cials and resi- Overlay District on Castle Road, God- that would allow for the redevelopment partment; ensure affordable, accessible dents worry about the impact of Union dard Drive and Trimountain Road of the former military housing units. transportation to access care; increase would allow multi-family construction. community bene ts spending; and im- UNION, A7 Nahant has owned the property at NAHANT, A7 Veiled threat leads to Salem arrest

By Gayla Cawley ITEM STAFF SALEM — Two men were arrested Tuesday in Salem during a traf c stop, where one of them allegedly threatened of- cers by alluding to po- lice shootings across the country. Kelvin Mendoza, 26, of Fitchburg, and Emanuel Rodriguez-Shonyo, 25, of Salem, were arraigned in Salem District Court on rearm and drug charges. Both men were held with- PICTURE THIS out bail, pending a dan- gerousness hearing set for Aug. 10. After an of cer ap- Lynn soldier included proached the car at about 3:30 a.m., the driver, Men- doza, swore at him. After in iconic WWII photo exiting the vehicle, Men- By Thor Jourgensen Doug Mishel points doza walked aggressively towards the of cer ask- ITEM NEWS EDITOR out his father ing, “What the (expletive) William in a photo LYNN — It is one of the most iconic World War II photo- is this all about?” While in Tuesday’s Wall graphs ever shot. being frisked, Mendoza There’s General Dwight D. Eisenhower speaking to Street Journal to showed a Massachusetts paratroopers on the eve of the D-Day invasion. Standing his son Mark. The driver’s license, saying he behind Ike, in the background, is Lynn’s William Mishel. photo above shows had just moved to Fitch- His children and friends were thrilled Tuesday to see soldiers, including burg from Florida and told their father’s face in the famous photo reprinted in the the late William Rodriguez-Shonyo “don’t Wall Street Journal. Mishel can be seen holding a book in Mishel of Lynn, say nothing, don’t show his left hand as the Supreme Allied Commander drives listening to Gen. them nothing,” according home a point in a conversation with a 502nd Paratroop Dwight D. Eisen- to court documents. Infantry Regiment trooper. hower on the eve of Mendoza then alleged- “One of my customers showed it to me and said, ‘There’s the D-Day invasion. ly antagonized the of cer a picture of your dad,’” said Mishel’s son, Lynn resident Mishel is behind Ei- and continued to ignore and veteran postal worker Doug Mishel. senhower to the left commands to keep his The photo, oddly enough, is at the tail end of a Journal holding a book. hands on the car’s roof. He then made referenc- PHOTO, A7 PHOTO | BOB ROCHE es to getting discharged from the military and being diagnosed with bi- polar disorder, documents say. Mendoza is on active duty with the U.S. Army Reserves. He further made sever- al references to police of- cers being “shot all over the country,” in what a Salem of cer wrote in his report as being “in a tone THREAT, A7

INSIDE In Lynn Israeli history hits home National Night Out draws Bed bugs creating a biting issue with Marblehead  lmmaker governor to Revere on Green Street. A3 Man charged By Bill Brotherton Producer and By Leah Dearborn Gov. Charlie with arson, ITEM FEATURES EDITOR director Jeff FOR THE ITEM Baker chats attempted murder. A6 Hoffman works with Annabelle MARBLEHEAD — Jeff Hoffman’s resume REVERE — Any tension was holstered on his forthcom- LeClair and In Sports is lled with some of the biggest names in during the National Night Out celebration at ing lm “4 Mil- Marie Frondulo Bringing television shows and videos. the West Revere School Complex on Tuesday. lion Bullets” in together Lynn’s He has worked for “60 Minutes” and “20- Gov. Charlie Baker and Lt. Gov. Karyn Poli- in Revere on his Marblehead little leagues. B1 20.” He was a camera operator for “Pee- to took part in the event, part of a nationwide Tuesday. Wee’s Playhouse,” Michael Jackson’s iconic studio. series of observations designed to improve PHOTO | PAULA MULLER In Food “Thriller” video, and TV’s campy “Melrose relationships between the public and law en- Try Rosalie’s PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Place.” forcement. take on Eggs Benedict. B8 FILMMAKER, A7 REVERE, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 70s VOL. 138, ISSUE 204 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 60s POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF Rose Shaffer, 94 Sarah E. Griffin, 100 Boston police add $89,000 ice cream truck to patrol fleet NEEDHAM — Rose Service infor- READING — Sarah (Sally) E. late Melinda P. Driscoll, wife BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Police Department has (Fineman) Shaffer, mation: Graveside Griffin (McAlevey), 100 years of the late James Driscoll of unveiled an $89,000 ice cream truck as the newest of Needham, former- services will be old, of Reading, passed away Lynn. She leaves her son, addition to its patrol fleet. ly of Swampscott, held at Congre- on July 15, 2016. Douglas G. Griffin; daughter The truck, adorned with balloons and Boston police Lynn and Lawrence, gation Ahabat She was born and raised in Susan E. Fitzgerald and son passed away on, Aug. Sholom Memori- Marblehead and lived many in-law Richard Fitzgerald, all decals, was introduced Monday at police headquarters 2, 2016, at the age al Park, 16 Bux- years in Lynn before moving to of Reading. She also leaves in the city’s Roxbury neighborhood. It will be used as of 94. ton Road, Route Reading. She was the daughter five grandchildren Kerri, Kev- part of “Operation Hoodsie Cup,” a community policing She was the 114, Danvers, on of Josephine and George McA- in, Kelly, Sean and Sarah, initiative that has distributed roughly 120,000 free ice daughter of the late Wednesday, Aug. 3, levey, DDS. She was the sister eight great grandchildren, four cream cups since 2010. Samuel and Pearl (Midkoch/ 2016 at 11 a.m. The family of the late Ellen Donovan and great-great grandchildren, a Commissioner William Evans says he would’ve called Metcoff) Fineman and was will honor Rose by sitting Susan Lally. Her late husband nephew, Gerard, close family you crazy if you told him 30 years ago that the BPD predeceased by her beloved Shiva at the Schatz home was William A. Griffin. members and many friends. would have an ice cream truck as part of its fleet, but husband Samuel Shaffer as on Wednesday 7-9 p.m., Sally worked as a nurse at Sally will be missed. well as by six brothers and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Lynn Union and Saugus Gen- Service information: A the goodwill it generates is “undeniable.” sisters, Andrew Fineman, and Friday 2-4 p.m. eral hospitals. private memorial service The truck was purchased by the Boston Police Foun- Ann Cohen, Jake Fineman, Donations in Rose’s She was the mother of the will be held. dation. Local dairy company HP Hood has donated all Charles Fineman, Louis memory may be made to of the ice cream for distribution. Fineman and Fay Gruber. the Williams Syndrome As- She will be sorely missed sociation, 570 Kirts Bou- and is survived by her loving levard, Suite 223, Troy, MI, daughters, Paula Schatz and 48084-4156;https://wil- Olympians suit up in high-tech her husband David and her liams-syndrome.org/. daughter Wendy Shaffer. She The family also wishes to was also “Bubbie” to her thank the staffs at Avery apparel to shave seconds adored grandchildren Sam- Crossing, Briarwood Reha- uel and his wife Michelle bilitation and Healthcare Schatz, Jay Schatz and Nina Center, and Care Dimen- By Anick Jesdanun Schatz. She will also be sions Hospice, for the com- ASSOCIATED PRESS missed by several nieces, passionate care and sup- nephews and friends. port that Rose received. NEW YORK — When seconds count, the right clothing matters. For the Rio Olympics, Nike used 3-D printing Arlene P. Langan, 71 technology to develop small silicone protrusions for redirecting air flow LYNNFIELD — Mrs. skating. Arlene loved around the runner. Body Arlene P. Langan, age being a homemak- scanners helped Adidas 71 years, of Lynnfield, er and took great design suits to keep swim- died Sunday at her pride in her home, mers in ideal form. Swiss home after a lengthy braiding her own cycling specialist Assos illness, with her fam- rugs and making a turned to wind tunnels to ily at her side. She lot of her own home craft custom, form-fitting was the wife of Rob- crafts. suits for the U.S. cycling ert E. Langan, with In addition to her team. whom she shared 21 husband, she is Innovations in suits years of marriage. survived by one brother, Brad and shoes have sped up, Born in Lynn, she was the and his wife Betty Johnson of thanks to advancements daughter of the late Elmer Newbury, and many nieces in how clothing is de- W. and Alice J. (Humphries) and nephews. signed and tested — all Johnson. She attended Lynn Service information: as manufacturers get cre- schools and graduated from Funeral services will be ative in working around Lynn English High School, held at the First Luther- rules enacted to prevent PHOTO | UNDER ARMOUR, INC. VIA AP Class of 1962. She received an Church, 280 Broadway, the apparel equivalent of This photo provided by Under Armour, Inc. shows the company’s uni- an associate’s degree from Lynn, on Thursday at 11 doping. forms for the Canadian rugby team, which borrow NASA spacesuit tech- Burdett Business, Class of a.m., to which relatives “We make sure we stay nology to reduce body temperature. 1964. and friends are invited to inside those rules, but Arlene owned and operat- attend. Burial will follow we will get to the very ed the Silver Acres Antique in Pine Grove Cemetery. edge of them if we can,” “Four seconds in four where the Summer Olym- A late introduction of Shop in Essex for several Please make memorial do- said Adam Clement, se- kilometers is (the differ- pics open on Friday. Under Armour’s high-tech years. She was a member of nations in Arlene’s name to nior creative director for ence between) first and suit for speedskating got the First Lutheran Church and the First Lutheran Church team sports at Under eighth place,” said Jim Preventing Problems some of the blame for the a former member of the Pen- 125th Anniversary Fund Armour. “Our goal is to Miller, vice president of Clothing alone won’t U.S. team’s dismal per- guin Ski Club in Bartlett, N.H. or the Visiting Nurse As- innovate in a way that athletics with USA Cy- make up for years of train- formance two years ago She was a liberal giver to sociation, Middlesex East, ultimately makes the cling. ing, good coaching and the in Sochi, Russia. UA said several charities and a very 607 North Ave., Wakefield, Olympic rules change. But the wrong materials right body mechanics, but it is already testing suits generous person. She was an MA 01880. Guest book at We’ll adjust, but we’ll or designs could mean dis- the wrong kind can hurt. for 2018 and will try to avid Red Sox fan and enjoyed parkermemorialfuneral- feel proud of that accom- comfort and unnecessary “You’re not going to get them to competitors skiing, swimming and ice home.com. plishment.” weight — counteracting catch magic on race day sooner, with more custom- the gains from drag reduc- from magic shoes,” U.S. ization for individual body Why It Matters tion. marathoner Desiree Lin- types. Clothing needs to be Even when speed isn’t a den said in an interview. For Rio, U.S. cyclists got Daniel K. Bennett, 81 form-fitting to minimize factor, clothing promises “But if I train really hard their Assos suits just two air resistance, especial- to reduce irritations such and I get a blister or don’t weeks ago and will have ly for speed events in as sweat and heat — cru- step on my foot right, the the option of wearing their SAUGUS — Mr. nett and his wife cycling, swimming and cial in a hot climate like race doesn’t matter any- regular outfits if they don’t Daniel K. Bennett, Heidi of Billerica; a track. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, more.” like the fit. age 81, of Saugus daughter, Michelle and formerly of Lynn Morrow of Med- and Medford, died ford; three broth- Hatchet-waving man leads police on Monday, Aug. 1, ers, Ret. U.S. Army 2016 at his home. Brig. Gen. Robert Born in Medford, Bennett of White- he was the son of the fish Bluff, Mont., on chase in Massachusetts late Robert and Mar- Donaldson Bennett garet (Kier) Bennett. He grew of Falmouth and Thomas NEW BEDFORD (AP) During the pursuit, po- continually refused to stop ered the hatchet, two up in Medford and graduated Bennett of Medford; a sister, — A hatchet-waving man lice said the suspect, lat- and attempted to take folding knives, a canister from Medford High School, Margaret Grow of Wheaton, led police on a 20-mile er identified as Randall evasive maneuvers,” said of butane and a lighter Class of 1954. He attended Ill.; four grandchildren, Bren- chase through several Harrison, was seen dous- state police spokesman from the SUV. Harrison UMass Boston and was a vet- dan and Danielle Bennett Massachusetts towns ing himself with butane Dave Procopio. was taken to a hospital for eran of the U.S. Army. of Billerica and Shawn and before eventually being fuel. He also was observed The chase eventually evaluation. Dan was a profession- Nicole Morrow of Belfast, boxed in by state and lo- waving the hatchet and a ended when cruisers from “The suspect’s errat- al singer for most of his life, Northern Ireland, and sever- cal police cruisers, offi- knife out the driver’s side state and local police, as- ic actions and multiple entertaining in many venues al nieces and nephews. He window. sisted by a state environ- cials said. weapons created numer- around the country. For many was also the step-father of It all began Monday State and local police mental police pickup truck ous possibilities for this to years he sang in the U.S.O. Hailey Johnson, the mentor afternoon when a Roch- chased the 50-year-old cruiser boxed Harrison in. He was also a personal care of Cody-Turk Farris, the close ester police officer re- New Bedford man for “Troopers, officers and end badly. That it didn’t is attendant for Northshore ARC friend of Joe Prochilo of Re- sponded to a report of a about 20 miles through the Environmental Police a credit to the discipline, and was the alternative care- vere and leaves his constant person with a hatchet, Plymouth and Bristol officer converged and re- technical expertise and giver for Twiggy LeBaron. He companion, his bulldog Plei- acting erratically. When counties. Several attempts moved the armed suspect bravery of all the involved also formerly worked part- Ku. He was also the broth- the officer arrived at the to stop the vehicle were at gunpoint,” Procopio troopers and officers,” Pro- time at the Cuffe-McGinn Fu- er of the late John Bennett, scene, the man alleged- unsuccessful. said in a statement. copio said. neral Home. Alex Bennett, U.S. Army pilot ly charged at the officer “Speeds ranged from No one was injured It was not immediately He was a member and shot down in the Korean War, and then got into his approximately 50 mph to during the pursuit. known what charges Har- past president of the Inner Jessie Bennett and Jenney SUV and sped off. over 60 while the suspect Police said they recov- rison will face. City Pool League, member Bennett. of Moose Lodge 1272, Re- Service information: His vere, Past Governor of Moose funeral service will be held Rules on shark fin removal at sea tightened Lodge, Medford, member of on Saturday at 11 a.m. in D.A.V. Chapter 64, Lynn, and the CUFFE-McGINN Funer- By Patrick Whittle with fins removed, as long make shark fin soup. bolsters the global shark member of V.F.W. Post 507, al Home, 157 Maple St., ASSOCIATED PRESS as their total retained “The fins are worth more fin trade, which leads to Lynn. He also served as a Lynn. Burial in Pine Grove catch is at least 25 percent than the meat,” said Ash- the practice of “finning,” coach for the P.V.A. National Cemetery, Lynn. Visiting PORTLAND, Maine — smooth dogfish. Right now, ton Harp, a fishery man- or cutting the fin off a Wheelchair Olympics. hours Friday 2-4 and Interstate regulators are they can bring ashore as agement plan coordinator live shark and dumping Dan leaves his signif- 7-9 p.m. For online tightening the restric- many as they choose. with the commission. the animal back in the icant other, Donna M. guestbook please vis- tions on the last species The rule change would One of the reasons water, in other countries. “Dee” Whittemore-Far- it www.cuffemcginn. of shark that can have its better incorporate the smooth dogfish can have “Finning” is illegal in the ris; a son, Alec Ben- com. fins removed at sea in the Shark Conservation Act fins removed at sea when U.S. U.S. of 2010 into management other sharks can’t is be- Oceana responsible fish- Smooth dogfish are the of the dogfish, staff with cause the dogfish are ing campaign director IN MEMORIAM only sharks from which the fisheries commission prone to spoilage, Harp Lora Snyder called the THOMAS "MOE" CARROLL American fishermen can said. The dogfish are said. new dogfish rules a step in 10TH ANNIVERSARY remove fins at sea. Many 2006 ~ AUGUST 3 ~ 2016 harvested from Rhode Some environmental- the right direction but also other sharks can be hunt- Island to North Caroli- ist groups want to shut said the changes don’t go ed, but fins can’t be re- na, and are among the the U.S. shark fin market far enough because it will moved until processing on many shark species that down completely. They still be legal to remove fins land. fishermen bring to land have supported legislation from sharks. Home delivery The Atlantic States in states from Maine to pending in Congress that “As long as there is mar- subscribers Marine Fisheries Com- Texas. proposes to come close to ket demand for shark mission voted Tuesday to Sharks are also hunted doing that. fins, finning is a potential Get FREE access approve a new rule that for their meat, but their Conservationist group threat to all shark species, to the e-edition on allows fishermen to bring greatest value is in their Oceana has argued that including smooth dogfish Miss you so much. smooth dogfish to land fins, which are used to allowing legal fin removal sharks,” she said. Love always, Mary and Dave WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US A biting issue on Green Street in Lynn

By Thomas Grillo but there was nothing to whose room was overrun ITEM CITY EDITOR indicate to us that there with bedbugs that it will was such a concern that take a week or two to get 110 Munroe St. LYNN — About a dozen would lead to people hold- an exterminator. P.O. Box 5 residents of the Mary Ag- ing signs out front of the “I couldn’t see that wom- Lynn, MA 01903 nes O’Shea McGee House building.” an living like that so I staged a protest in front of Customer Service Unfortunately, he said, went to the Dollar Store the 50-unit facility Tues- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. treatment of bedbugs be- and Wal-Mart and spent day that houses elderly Connecting come a necessary part of $60 for a bug spray to get and handicapped tenants. high-rise buildings be- some kind of control for All Departments: They held signs that read cause of the comings and the bugs,” he said. “What 781-593-7700 “We Need Help Getting goings of people and the was the alternative? Wait Ext. 2 Rid of Bed Bugs” and Classified Advertising “Please Help Us Get Rid of closeness in interaction. two weeks for relief?” [email protected] Bedbugs.” “They are worse than While the Lynn Housing Subscriptions Paul Gaudet, director of cockroaches because they Authority has sent exter- [email protected] management and oper- bite,” said Cheryl Murray, minators, they often only Circulation ations at Lynn Housing 65, as she choked back do one, two or three apart- [email protected] Authority & Neighbor- tears. “I’ve already had ments at a time, Scribner Ext. 3 hood Development, ac- to throw away an infest- said. Newsroom knowledged there have ed rug and I just bought “This place needs a mas- [email protected] been bedbug problems a new sectional and don’t sive extermination,” he [email protected] at the building on Green have money to buy anoth- said. “Instead they tell us Ext. 4 Street. He said manage- er one.” to put our clothes in a plas- Sports ment recently scheduled a Robert Noel, 67, who has tic bin, tape them up and [email protected] meeting with residents to lived in the development when you need to change Ext. 5 review procedures for the for nearly a decade, said clothes, take them out and Retail and Online the problem has persisted tape them back up. Is this Advertising fumigation. He blamed one of the for the last eight months. any way to live?” [email protected] Some tenants have been While bed bugs are not ADVERTISING tenants, whom he declined spending up to $100 out of known to transmit dis- Ernie Carpenter, Jr. to name, for “creating a Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 ruckus around the bed- their own pockets monthly ease, they do cause itchy [email protected] bug issue” because he was to fight them, he said. bites and no small amount Bob Gunther not in compliance with his Harry Scribner, 59, a of distress for people living Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 lease. tenant since 2010, said the in infested apartments. “He was taking advan- bedbug problem is getting Associated Press contrib- [email protected] ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE Ralph Mitchell tage of the situation,” worse and he has seen uted to this report. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 Gaudet said. “That’s not them crawling on neigh- Thomas Grillo can be Catherine Lenahan, a resident in the Mary Ag- [email protected] to say that we aren’t deal- bors. He said management reached at tgrillo@item- nes O’Shea McGee House on Green Street in Philip Ouellette ing with treating bedbugs recently told a woman live.com. Lynn, holds a sign protesting bed bugs. Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 [email protected] Cassie Vitali Wynn Resorts pledges contracts for minority businesses Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 [email protected] By Bridget Turcotte nority-owned companies, The Massachusetts gambling law requires floor, not ceiling goals,” Patricia Whalen ITEM STAFF women and veterans to Gaming Commission casino developers to Peterson said. “We are al- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 work on the Wynn Boston awarded the Hispan- set their own diversity ready exceeding them.” [email protected] LYNN — With construc- Harbor project. ic American Institute a goals for using minori- Minority business own- BUSINESS OFFICE tion of a $2 billion casino “It’s good for any kind $15,000 grant to recruit ty-, woman- and veter- ers face a unique set of Beth Bresnahan set to commence in Ev- of business, as long as and provide technical as- an-owned businesses to challenges, including a Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 erett, Wynn Resorts has [email protected] they have a service to sistance to businesses design, construct and op- language barrier that can pledged at least 10 per- Susan J. Conti offer,” said Frances Mar- run by minorities, women erate the casino. cent of the contracts will make it difficult to pursue Controller, ext. 1288 tinez, the association’s and veterans. The award In addition to the 10 things such as certifica- be awarded to minority president. is part of a program that percent minority contract [email protected] tion by the state, Martinez businesses. When completed in 2019, distributed $100,000 to six pledge, Peterson said the Ted Grant added. Publisher, ext. 1234 The Hispanic Ameri- the waterfront resort will agencies to help diverse company made a design Last night, participants [email protected] can Institute, a nonprofit feature a 24-story, five- firms succeed in casino and construction com- Marian Kinney that promotes the eco- star casino and hotel com- markets. mitment for 2.9 percent learned about state eco- ext. 1212 nomic development of plex with more than 600 “The goal is to give op- women and 1 percent vet- nomic development pro- [email protected] Hispanic communities, rooms, a spa, retail, din- portunities to a diverse erans. Once open, Wynn grams and how to apply Will Kraft and the North Shore Lati- ing, a ballroom and meet- set of businesses and a promised hiring goals of for certification. Vice President / Finance no Business Association ing space. It’s estimated to diverse group of people,” 15 percent minority, 7 per- Bridget Turcotte can be ext. 1296 presented a job oppor- generate more than 4,000 said Jennie Peterson, cent women and 3 percent reached at bturcotte@item- [email protected] tunities workshop Tues- construction jobs and Wynn’s project manager. veterans. live.com. Follow her on Jennifer Perez day to state-certified mi- 4,000 permanent jobs. The state’s expanded “Those goals are set as Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. ext. 1205 [email protected] CIRCULATION Hawaii gets $3.7M to Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] fight infectious diseases CLASSIFIED Abbe Young Smith By Cathy Bussewitz doesn’t hurt to get re-vac- Manager, ext. 1276 ASSOCIATED PRESS cinated, she added. [email protected] Hawaiian Airlines is Kerry Smith HONOLULU — A Ha- screening all crew mem- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 waiian Airlines flight at- bers who worked with the [email protected] tendant was among the infected attendant, and no CUSTOMER SERVICE people in Hawaii infected other crew members have Sophia Tizol with Hepatitis A. reported infections, said ext. 1300 The state Department of Alex Da Silva, spokesman [email protected] Health says the attendant for Hawaiian Airlines. Ha- NEWSROOM was on 33 flights from Ho- waiian Airlines released a Bill Brotherton nolulu to California, Ne- list on its website of the Features Editor ext. 1338 vada, Australia and Ha- flights on which the sick- [email protected] waii’s neighbor islands in ened attendant worked. Gayla Cawley July and served food and Reporter, ext. 1236 “We’ve been concerned drinks to passengers. for a while in terms of not [email protected] The risk of airline pas- Dillon Durst just spreading to other sengers contracting Hep- states, but also the other Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 atitis A from a flight at- [email protected] way around,” Park said. tendant is extremely low The health department Thomas Grillo because flight attendants Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1264 said Tuesday that a food are well trained in terms [email protected] service employee at a of maintaining hygiene, Spenser Hasak Chili’s restaurant in Ka- said Sarah Park, state ep- Copy Editor, ext. 1278 PHOTO | ANDREW KUHN/MERCED SUN-STAR VIA AP polei on Oahu also was idemiologist. [email protected] Rescue crews work at the scene of a charter bus crash on northbound infected. An employee at “Knowing that the risk Thor Jourgensen Highway 99 between Atwater and Livingston, Calif., on Tuesday. Chili’s referred calls to an News Editor, ext. 1267 is extremely low, we can’t outside phone number, and [email protected] overlook the possibility,” a message left there wasn’t Steve Krause Bus crash survivor violently Park said. “From our per- immediately returned. Sports Editor, ext. 1229 spective, it’s about trying The federal government [email protected] to control the outbreak, awarded $3.7 million to Katie Morrison tossed awake to horrific scene and what we don’t want the state Department of Sports Reporter to see is more fallout from Health to fight infectious [email protected] By Scott Smith and the bus largely unscathed. Apparently running late contacts with cases.” diseases like and Hepati- Owen O’Rourke Christopher Weber “The rest of them, the for its 1:30 a.m. driver More than 90 people in tis A and the Zika virus. Photographer, ext. 1224 ASSOCIATED PRESS police and ambulances ar- switch, the bus veered off Hawaii have contracted State Health Director [email protected] rived to get them out. And the highway shortly before Hepatitis A since mid- Virginia Pressler said the Anne Marie Tobin ATWATER, Calif. — the dead,” he added sol- 3:30 a.m. June, and Park said the money will help Hawaii Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 Leonardo Sanchez was numbers are continuing to emnly in Spanish. A passenger headed investigate the Hepatitis [email protected] sleeping peacefully on a mount. The state hasn’t yet Merced County Sheriff from Mexico to her home A outbreak. Bridget Turcotte bus carrying him to Or- identified the source of the Vern Warnke said rescu- to Pasco, Wash., said mo- Pressler said Tuesday Reporter, ext. 1269 egon to pick blueberries outbreak, which is difficult ers pulled “bags of body ments before the crash it the funds also will help [email protected] when he was suddenly to pin down because the in- parts” from the bus along appeared the driver was the state prevent lo- Mark Sutherland thrown face-first into the cubation period is long and with survivors, adding trying to pass another ve- cal transmissions of the Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 back of the seat in front of those sickened are asked [email protected] that some people suffered hicle that he apparently Zika virus in Hawaii. The him, awakening him to a to recall everything they Ryan York severed limbs. Other vic- expected to yield, but it health department urged horrific scene of chaos and ate and drank over several Copy Editor, ext. 1220 tims were thrown from Hawaii residents trav- death. wouldn’t let him merge. weeks, Park said. [email protected] the vehicle and landed in eling to the Olympics to The bus carrying San- “It kind of ran him off “It’s incredibly frustrat- a ditch. prevent mosquito bites chez and about 30 others the road,” Nakia Coleman ing,” Park said. “It’s very Of the 18 injured, three to reduce the risk of con- on a pre-dawn journey told Washington’s Tri-City common for a Hepatitis A were initially in critical tracting Zika and bring- through California’s ag- Herald newspaper. outbreak to go unsolved.” 781-593-7700 condition but they have ing it back to Hawaii. riculturally rich San Joa- since been upgraded to se- California Highway Pa- Anyone who’s concerned Publishing Daily, except Sundays trol Officer Moises On- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 quin Valley had somehow rious, officials said. Three about contracting the Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA plowed head-on into a more are in fair condition surez said the bus sudden- virus can talk to their LAW OFFICES OF and additional offices. highway pole that nearly and the rest have lesser ly veered sharply off the health care provider about JAMES J. CARRIGAN Copyright ©2015 The Daily Item highway, adding investi- sliced it in half. Five peo- injuries. getting a vaccine, which is • Social Security Disability Subscriptions gators are still attempting Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States ple died and at least 18 The bus, operated by Au- effective if administered • Workers Compensation $20.00 for 4 weeks were hurt. tobuses Coordinados USA, to determine why. within two weeks of in- • Accidents $65.00 for 13 weeks “There was lots of was heading to Washington He said investigators fection, Park said. The 25 years located across $130.00 for 26 weeks screaming and crying,” state on State Route 99. It have been unable to inter- state doesn’t have a da- from Lynn District Court $260.00 for 1 year view the 57-year-old driv- 15 Johnson St. Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Sanchez told The Asso- was approaching Living- tabase tracking vaccina- send address changes to: ciated Press hours after ston, a farming and indus- er, Mario David Vasquez of tions, she said. Those who 781-596-0100 The Daily Item Tuesday’s crash. He said trial town of about 13,000, the Los Angeles area, be- don’t recall whether they JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN 110 Munroe St. only about eight people, where it had been sched- cause of the extent of his were vaccinated can talk P.O. Box 5 RONALD D. MALLOY including himself, escaped uled to change drivers. injuries. with their doctors, but it www.jamescarriganlaw.com Lynn, MA 01903 [email protected] A4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 OPINION CARL P. LEUBSDORF

E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Trump frighteningly naive about Russia, Putin B A. B John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Donald Trump outdid himself by led Western firmness against So- Universe pageant there. But the T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall attacking the American Muslim par- viet and Russian expansionism; at web site eturbonews.com quoted W   J. K Monica Connell Healey ents of a decorated soldier killed in worst, they raise questions whether Donald Trump Jr. telling a 2008 Vice President, Finance Iraq who challenged his persistent his and associates’ personal rela- real estate conference, “Russians P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman racism in one of the Democratic con- tionships are influencing his posi- make up a pretty disproportionate P ”  vention’s most compelling moments. tions. cross-section of a lot of our assets. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 But that revealing insight into his Detailed reporting by Talking We see a lot of money pouring in Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 character may not have been the Points Memo’s Josh Marshall, from Russia.” Marshall suggests Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 worst thing Trump did in a week Slate’s Franklin Foer and several Trump is “highly reliant on money Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 that revealed his true self far more other reputable journalists reveal from Russia” to finance his debts. Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 than the Republican convention. He the facts underlying these concerns: — Trump, who has called Putin “a Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 also showed he is dangerously naive — When the FBI attributed the Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 better leader” than Barack Obama, Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 — or worse — about Russia and its theft of internal Democratic Na- insisted to Stephanopoulos, “I’ve no Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 autocratic leader, Vladimir Putin. tional Committee emails to Russian relationship with Putin. I’ve never intelligence, Trump urged the Rus- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Trump’s main weekend target met him.” But in a 2014 Fox News was Khizr Khan, who, with his wife sians to produce the 30,000 emails interview, he said, “When I went to in a hijab standing alongside him, Clinton failed to find for investiga- Russia with the Miss Universe pag- addressed Democrats to decry the tors, declaring, “I think you will be eant, he contacted me and was so way Trump “consistently smears” rewarded mightily by our press.” nice.” Muslims and other groups. Pulling — Trump’s operatives watered Trump brushes aside any sug- out a pocket-size copy of the U.S. down a GOP platform provision rep- gestion of impropriety, declaring Constitution, Khan asked if Trump resenting traditional Republican he seeks only “a better relation- had read it, declaring, “You have views pledging “lethal” U.S. sup- ship with Russia.” Though praised EDITORIAL sacrificed nothing and no one,” urg- port if Russia attacks Ukraine. His by Putin, one hopes he would have ing votes for “the healer … not the campaign manager, Paul Manafort, learned from the way Putin snubbed divider.” was a paid lobbyist for Viktor Yanu- initiatives for closer ties from Pres- “I think I’ve made a lot of sacri- kovych, the ousted Russian-backed idents George W. Bush and Obama. Revere was the right fices,” Trump responded in an in- former Ukraine president. Another In 2001, Bush said, after meet- terview on ABC’s “This Week with top Trump adviser, Carter Page, has ing Putin, he looked him “in the George Stephanopoulos,” declaring, longtime ties to Gazprom, the gov- eye,” finding him “very straightfor- place for Baker’s “I work very, very hard” and have ernment-controlled Russian energy ward and trustworthy.” Clinton and created “thousands and thousands giant, Marshall noted. Obama announced a “reset” with of jobs, tens of thousands of jobs.” — Trump also said he’d consid- Russia, again hoping for better re- National Night Out Trump questioned whether Hil- er recognizing Russia’s 2014 grab lations. Neither deterred Putin’s ag- lary Clinton’s campaign scripted of Crimea, declaring “the people gressive policies, but neither sought Gov. Charlie Baker made the right decision Khan’s words and if his wife, si- of Crimea … would rather be with to align U.S. policy with Russia’s. to attend Revere’s National Night Out cele- lent because of grief, had been kept Russia,” and added Russia “is not Clinton, giving disingenuous an- bration Tuesday and showcase the close rela- from speaking. His remarks creat- going into Ukraine,” which it par- swers on her festering email contro- tionship between police and residents. ed a firestorm across the political tially occupied. versy on “Fox News Sunday,” showed Thousands of communities across the na- spectrum, attracting criticism from — In an interview with The New again why most Americans distrust tion celebrate the evening dedicated to show- many top Republicans and veterans. York Times and subsequent com- her. But she is up against a racist ing community policing, according to online But Trump, undeterred, tweeted ments, Trump placed conditions on who disrespects those who suffered information. But Revere has underscored defiantly, “I was viciously attacked by the U.S. commitment to aid NATO and seemingly would accommodate that relationship during the past decade by Mr. Khan at the Democratic Conven- allies in event of an attack. “I want one of our leading international ad- fostering bonds between police and residents. tion. Am I not allowed to respond?” to keep NATO, but I want them to versaries. The Revere Police Department, under Chief Even more serious are his com- pay,” he said last week in Scranton. “I Joseph Cafarelli’s leadership, gave residents ments and actions about Putin’s don’t want to be taken advantage of.” Carl P. Leubsdorf is a columnist for opportunities to participate in a program Russia. — Trump repeatedly says he has The Dallas Morning News. Readers providing them an up-close look at police At the least, they indicate he no financial dealings with Russia may email him at carl.p.leubsdorf@ work. Part of the several week-long program would abandon 70 years of U.S.- other than running the 2008 Miss gmail.com. focuses on seeing Revere from a police offi- cer’s viewpoint. The perspective from a po- lice cruiser opens residents’ eyes to crime in Revere and city shortcomings contributing to crime. Tuesday’s Night Out celebrations at the West Revere school complex and the Gar- field School resembled typical summertime events with hot dogs, activities for the kids and entertainment. Baker attended the West Revere Night Out and mingled with resi- dents who met police officers and, more often than not, renewed acquaintances with law enforcement who are also their neighbors or friends of friends. National Night Out is built on the dual premise that communities need not surren- der after-dark hours to individuals engaged in lawlessness. It is also devoted to the idea that residents can work with police to make all hours of the day safer. Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo and his prede- cessors embraced that commitment by intro- ducing voters to police work and by making Broadway, and streets running off it, safer through community policing. To their credit, Revere officials picked Gar- field and the West Revere complex to host Tuesday’s celebrations. Both schools are neighborhood focal points where community activities and public meetings overlap school events. Opened almost 10 years ago, the West Re- vere complex includes the Whelan Elemen- tary and Susan Anthony middle schools as well as a sprawling open field. The complex is a natural gathering place for West Revere WILLIAM HOGARTH, STEVE MURAWSKI neighbors and a modern public facility em- braced with pride by residents. Police officers do their best work when they Longstanding fisheries act doesn’t need changing are engaged and communicating with the people they swore to protect. Close commu- Those who catch ocean fish, dine For instance, one of these would proposed in Congress, we cede over- nication between police and residents means on the country’s marine bounty or increase the elapsed time between all control of, for instance, the red illegal drug use, rundown properties and simply appreciate the remarkable identifying overfishing and actually snapper fishery to the Gulf States, even seemingly-minor problems like missing improvement in the state of Ameri- addressing the problem. local pressures might prove too pow- street lights get identified and dealt before ca’s fisheries can thank the Magnu- Why wait? For a fish stock that’s erful to resist and overfishing could they worsen. son-Stevens Fishery Conservation already under pressure such a de- return in force. It is hard to imagine Baker left Revere and Management Act. From its pas- lay could prove needlessly harm- Maintaining flexibility in region- Tuesday night without appreciating the sage in 1976, the nation’s premier ful. Much of our recent success has ally based management measures message at the heart of National Night Out fisheries law has been remarkably stemmed from quick action and firm under the umbrella of consistent and its significance for a city like Revere. free of the party politics so often ex- timetables for rebuilding, and that national standards has been a suc- hibited these days. And that’s exact- approach has clearly worked. cessful formula for rebuilding the ly why we need to be careful about Catching a certain amount of nation’s fisheries under MSA. But some current initiatives to change non-target species (termed “by- all of the proposed changes would it. catch”) may be inevitable, but min- put us on a slippery slope back to Over the years, the act, sometimes imizing this wasteful result is crit- unsustainable fisheries. called the MSA, has become increas- ical. The first step in reducing the Commercial and recreational fish- ingly prescriptive in order to assure problem is knowing how big the ers, managers and scientists have that fishery management is based challenge is, which can be done by worked hard and sacrificed much on sound science and that catches counting how much bycatch actually to attain the status of having the of fish do not exceed the limits of occurs. Proposed changes to how by- best managed fisheries in the world, an ecosystem’s productivity. While catches are managed could severely with all of the attendant benefits to some regional controversies contin- handicap the ability to obtain accu- America of stable and productive ue, it is telling that the last reautho- rate bycatch data. stocks. The law has functioned with rization of the act, in 2007, passed Furthermore, under one option, full bipartisan and regional coopera- both houses of Congress overwhelm- the term bycatch would be refined to tion, and we need to resist the temp- ingly and was signed by then-Presi- completely exclude some dead fish. tation of saying, “It ain’t broke, but dent George W. Bush. Combining poorer quality data with let’s fix it anyway.” As we approach the transition to such additional changes could mean a new administration, however, a the appearance of great progress on William Hogarth (billhogarth@usf. number of proposals have emerged paper even as marine ecosystems edu) is the director of the Florida In- to revise the law or change its ad- decline. stitute of Oceanography and was the CORRECTION ministrative guidelines. Unfortu- Currently, the MSA is set up to head of the fisheries division of the nately, these would loosen effective invest control of allocations and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Due to a reporting error, Marc Morin’s name was mis- protections that have been so suc- management in regional councils Administration from 2001 to 2008. spelled in a story about the Drawing Bootcamp at the cessful in eliminating overfishing composed of a broad representation Steve Murawski (smurawski@usf. Marblehead Arts Association. The Item regrets the error. and rebuilding stocks. of stakeholders. But if as has been edu. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Obama says Trump ‘unfit,’ challenges GOP to end support By Julie Pace publican nominee’s calls Khan criticized Trump’s ASSOCIATED PRESS to temporarily ban Mus- position on Muslims and lims from coming to the asked whether the real WASHINGTON — In U.S. But Obama argued estate mogul had read the a searing denouncement, that isn’t enough. Constitution. President Barack Obama “If you are repeated- For most politicians, castigated Donald Trump ly having to say, in very tangling with a bereaved as “unfit” and “woeful- strong terms, that what he military family would be ly unprepared” to serve has said is unacceptable, out of bounds. But Trump in the White House. He why are you still endorsing dove in, questioning why challenged Republicans him?” Obama asked during Ghazala Khan did not to withdraw their support speak, implying her reli- for their party’s nominee, a White House news con- declaring “There has to ference. “What does this gion prevented her from come a point at which you say about your party that doing so, and saying he say enough.” this is your standard-bear- was “viciously attacked” While Obama has long er?” No prominent Repub- by Khizr Khan. been critical of Trump, his lican lawmaker responded Trump’s criticism was blistering condemnation to Obama’s challenge. part of a familiar pattern: Tuesday was a notable es- Trump’s response? On He can’t let go of a per- calation of his involvement Twitter, he said, “Presi- ceived slight, no matter in the presidential race. dent Obama will go down the potential damage to Obama questioned wheth- as perhaps one of the his presidential campaign worst president in the his- or political reputation. er Trump would “observe PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS basic decency” as president, tory of the United States!” Those who have worked argued he lacks elementary Obama’s harsh com- Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump holds a Purple Heart with him say that in pri- knowledge about domestic ments were an attempt to medal given to him by a supporter during a campaign rally at Briar vate meetings he can often and international affairs raise the stakes for Repub- Woods High School Tuesday in Ashburn, Va. appear amenable to put- and condemned his dispar- licans, suggesting their ting a controversy aside. agement of an American support for Trump will who may be so upset by final year in office — plans peared at the convention, But the businessman can Muslim couple whose son taint their party for years Trump that they’re will- to campaign robustly for with Khizr Khan telling quickly be drawn back in was killed while serving to come. His statements ing to look past policy Clinton through Election the story of his son, U.S. by an interview, especially the U.S. Army in Iraq. also dovetail with Dem- differences and questions Day. He and first lady Mi- Army Capt. Humayun if he believes he’s already A chorus of Republicans ocratic nominee Hillary about Clinton’s character. chelle Obama spoke at last Khan, who was posthu- answered a question, or if has disavowed Trump’s Clinton’s efforts to reach The president — who is week’s Democratic conven- mously awarded a Bronze he grows irritated by com- criticism of Khizr and out to Republican voters enjoying heightened pop- tion in Philadelphia. Star and Purple Heart mentary on cable televi- Ghazala Khan and the Re- — particularly women — ularity in his eighth and The Khans also ap- after his death in 2004. sion.

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The vic- police department and have the de- p.m. Monday at Cronin Rink on that the victim told her partment issue a notice of correction A report of motor vehicle Revere Beach Parkway; at 7:31 tim told police that Gas- LYNN — A Lynn man Gaston had assaulted her to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- theft at 3:48 p.m. Monday at p.m. Monday at Sasso Con- ton kept going back and was charged with arson and set the apartment on forth, grabbing stuff from ifications will not be made without 121 Franklin St. struction on Prospect Avenue. and attempted murder A report of a larceny at 4:02 fire, according to court the bedroom and taking it after he allegedly beat express notice of change from the p.m. Monday at 269 Union St.; documents. to the kitchen. She then Assaults up his ex-girlfriend and arresting police department. at 6:09 p.m. Monday at 29 The woman had a big noticed there was a fire set her apartment on fire Neptune Blvd.; at 8:21 p.m. A report of an assault at lump her face and was on the stove and Gaston Monday. LYNN Monday at 14 Clovelly St.; at 11:44 a.m. Monday on King- crying and having difficul- was feeding it with blan- Euloge Gaston, 39, was 9:40 p.m. Monday at 19 Stone man Avenue; at 11:28 p.m. ty breathing due to smoke kets and anything else he Arrests Place; at 11:56 p.m. Monday Monday on Shirley Avenue. arraigned in Lynn Dis- inhalation, police said. could grab, documents say. at 167 N Common St.; at trict Court and is being The victim told police that The victim got out of the Fatima Alrai, 21, of 82 10:21 a.m. Tuesday at Broad Complaints held without bail, pending Gaston broke into her apartment with her son’s Judge Road, was arrested and and Green streets; at 11:48 a dangerousness hearing apartment and woke her help, who was also alleged- charged with three counts of a.m. Tuesday at 679 Western A report of a disturbance set for Aug. 9. He is also up when he tripped on a ly punched by Gaston. On drug possession to distribute Ave.; at 11:53 a.m. Tuesday at at 12:37 a.m. Monday on charged with burglary, fan. She said Gaston sat her way out, she stepped and possession of a Class B 12 Chancery Court. Kingman Avenue; at 1:19 assault and malicious de- on the bed, punched her on broken glass by the drug at 7:06 p.m. Monday. a.m. Monday on Eliot Circle; struction of property. multiple times and said front door where she told Cricket Brown, 32, was ar- Vandalism at 1:39 a.m. Monday on Ann Police responded to 51 “we’re gonna die tonight,” police access was gained to rested and charged with sexual Road; at 1:46 p.m. Monday at Memorial Park Ave. at according to documents. the dwelling. The woman conduct for a fee at 3:55 a.m. A report of vandalism at Dollar Tree on Furlong Drive; about 1 a.m. following a Gaston’s and the victim’s and her son were taken to Tuesday. 7:32 p.m. Monday at 9 Han- at 3:11 p.m. Monday at IHOP report of a fire in a third 17-year-old son came into hospitals in Salem. Winston Francis, of 131A cock St.; at 10:08 p.m. Mon- on Squire Road; at 3:35 p.m. floor apartment. While po- the bedroom to help her. Chatham St., was arrested on day at 91 Park Road; at 11:49 Monday at Revere Public Li- lice were en route, a caller When the victim told her Gayla Cawley can be warrant charges of assault and a.m. Tuesday on Liberty Street. brary on Beach Street; at said she had a domestic son to call 911, Gaston al- reached at gcawley@item- battery and assault and bat- A report of motor vehicle 4:12 p.m. Monday on Harris abuse victim in her taxi legedly said “I’ll kill you if live.com. Follow her on tery with a dangerous weapon vandalism at 8:46 a.m. Tues- Street; at 6:22 p.m. Mon- cab, a 35-year-old woman you call,” police said. Gas- Twitter @GaylaCawley. at 7:09 a.m. Tuesday. day at 86A Mall St. day on Beach Street; at 8:04 Shane Hetzel, of 716 Princ- p.m. Monday on Vane Street; eton Blvd., Lowell, was arrest- MARBLEHEAD at 8:49 p.m. Monday at Post ed on warrant charges of oper- Office on Broadway; at 10:29 ation of a motor vehicle with a Accidents p.m. Monday on Crescent Ave- suspended license and motor nue; at 11:29 p.m. Monday on vehicle lights violation at 1:04 A report of a motor vehicle Constitution Avenue. p.m. Tuesday. accident at 10:14 a.m. Monday A report of threats to kill at Patrick Lynch, 31, of 264 on West Shore Drive; at 4:32 8:40 a.m. Monday at Antonia’s Franklin St., Melrose, was ar- p.m. Monday on Widger Road. at the Beach on Revere Beach rested and charged with disor- A woman reported her car was Boulevard. derly conduct, resisting arrest hit while she was at the doctor’s and shoplifting by asportation office. She stated she took a Overdose at 10:59 a.m. Tuesday. picture of the car she believed Deandra Miller, 18, of 15 was involved and when the A report of an overdose at 3 Sparhawk Road, was arrested owner came out, they denied p.m. Monday on Reservoir Ave- and charged with assault and everything, took a picture of her nue; at 8:36 p.m. Monday on battery in the presence of a and then laughed at her. Dolphin Avenue; at 11:17 p.m. police officer and disorderly Monday on Ocean Avenue. conduct at 12:53 p.m. Tues- Theft day. Theft A report of a stolen bicycle at Bianca Rivera, 23, of 173A A report of a larceny/forg- 8:42 a.m. Monday on Pleasant Washington St., was arrested ery/fraud at 8:42 a.m. Mon- Street. and charged on protective cus- day at Kelly’s Roast Beef on tody at 1:41 p.m. Tuesday. Revere Beach Boulevard; at Thomas Simpson, 33, of 52 PEABODY 10:40 a.m. Monday on Broad- White St., East Boston, was way; at 2:20 p.m. Monday on arrested and charged with lar- Accidents Crescent Avenue. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ceny more than $250 at 4:43 A report of a motor vehicle Authorities respond to the scene in Randallstown, Md., Monday. Bal- p.m. Monday. Vandalism timore County police say officers shot and killed a woman who barri- Aubrey Winbrone, 60, of accident at 2:31 p.m. Monday caded herself and a child inside a suburban Baltimore apartment and 33 High St., was arrested and at 114 Lynn St.; at 4:51 p.m. A report of vandalism at pointed a gun at them. charged on protective custody Monday on Centennial Drive; 6:18 a.m. Monday on Revere at 9:15 p.m. Monday. at 8:12 p.m. Monday at 54 Beach Parkway; at 11:41 a.m. Walnut St. and 2 Upton St. Monday on Revere Beach Bou- Accidents levard. Social media deactivated Complaints A report of motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle vandalism at 1:03 p.m. Mon- accident at 2:24 p.m. Monday A report of a disturbance day on Dana Street; at 6:15 during police standoff at 395 Lynnway; at 4:45 a.m. at 2:01 p.m. Monday at Gen- p.m. Monday on Broadway. Tuesday at 18 Clearview Ave.; emark Precious Metals at 2 showing the standoff. Peo- during a March 10 stop, at 5:50 a.m. Tuesday at Blos- Dana Road; at 9:39 p.m. Mon- By Juliet Linderman ASSOCIATED PRESS ple who saw the postings, including disorderly con- som Street and Lynnway. day at West Memorial School SAUGUS at 15 Bow St.; at 12:02 a.m. Johnson said, responded duct and resisting arrest. A report of a motor vehicle BALTIMORE — In by encouraging her to not Authorities said she was accident with personal injury Tuesday at 83 Avalon Drive; at Accidents the midst of a five-hour 10:13 a.m. Tuesday at Mobile to comply with police. armed with a 12-gauge at 3:19 p.m. Monday at 7 Lib- A report of a motor vehicle standoff that turned dead- Videos posted on Face- pistol grip shotgun that erty Square. Estates at 286 Newbury St. hit and run accident at 11:21 ly, Facebook granted an A report of suspicious activ- book and Instagram ap- was legally purchased last A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Monday at 24 Bristow St. emergency request from peared to show Gaines, who year and toward the end of hit and run accident at 7:28 ity at 3:20 p.m. Monday at 25 the Baltimore County Po- Baldwin St. A caller reported was black, talking with po- the negotiations pointed it a.m. Tuesday at 338 Broadway. Breaking and Entering lice Department to take lice in the doorway to her directly at an officer and a resident has been removing offline the social media the stone wall from Brooksby apartment and to her son said, “If you don’t leave, Assaults A report of a motor vehicle accounts belonging to a during the standoff. In one, I’m going to kill you.” Farm that is connected to his breaking and entering at 6:26 woman who wielded a A report of an assault at home. she asks her son what the An officer shot at her a.m. Tuesday at 12 Harrison shotgun at officers. police are trying to do. and Gaines fired two 5:08 p.m. Monday on Wash- Ave. ington Street. Baltimore County Police “They trying to kill us,” shots, but missed the of- Overdose officers shot and killed the boy says. ficers, who returned fire Fire Breaking and Entering A report of an overdose at Korryn Gaines, 23, after “Do you want to go out and killed her, police said. she barricaded herself 1:04 p.m. Monday on Alden A report of a car fire at 1:15 there?” Gaines also posted vid- A report of a motor vehicle Road. A man was transported p.m. Monday at 222 Walnut St. inside her Randallstown “No,” he says. eos from the March traffic breaking and entering at 7 to Salem Hospital. A caller reported black smoke apartment with her The standoff Monday stop on her Instagram ac- p.m. Monday at 9 Griffin Ter- coming from a dump truck. En- 5-year-old son and point- began after three officers count. Police said she was race; at 8:33 a.m. Tuesday at Theft gine 3 reported an overheating ed a shotgun at officers went to Gaines’ apartment pulled over because in- 39 Revere Ave.; at 8:53 a.m. dump truck. attempting to serve an ar- to serve arrest warrants stead of a license plate, she Tuesday at 40 Revere Ave.; at A report of a larceny at 6:22 rest warrant. on her and her boyfriend, had a cardboard tag that 8:53 a.m. Tuesday at 18 Bel- p.m. Monday at Shaw’s Super- Theft Police Chief Jim John- Kareem K. Courtney, 39, said: “Any government offi- mont Ave.; at 9 a.m. Tuesday at market at 210S Andover St. A son said Tuesday that according to police. He cial who compromises this 25 Menlo Ave.; at 11:16 a.m. purse that contained $167 in A report of a larceny at 5:52 the department made left the apartment with a pursuit of happiness and Tuesday at 11 Shady Lane; at cash, six credit cards and a p.m. Monday at 73A Ballard the emergency request to 1-year-old boy before the right to travel will be held 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at 41 Pen- Visa identification was report- St. A woman reported a past have Gaines’ social media standoff and was arrested. criminally responsible and nybrook Road. ed stolen. breaking and entering to her accounts suspended after Gaines’ bench warrant fined, as this is a natural apartment. she posted videos online stemmed from charges right and freedom.” Complaints REVERE A report of a disturbance at SWAMPSCOTT 4:01 p.m. Monday at Manning Arrests NYC’s top cop stepping down Accidents Road and Western Avenue; Mario L. Amado, 27, of 9 at 4:03 p.m. Monday at N Essex Court, Apt. 24, Lynn, A report of a motor vehicle after challenging tenure Common and Whiting streets; was arrested and charged with accident at 5:51 p.m. Monday at 4:15 p.m. Monday at 269 shoplifting by concealing mer- at Post Office at 49 Elmwood Union St.; at 4:17 p.m. Mon- chandise at 2:27 p.m. Monday. Road By Tom Hays and he was leaving at “a chal- O’Neill as someone who day at Baker and Franklin Sherri L. Mariano, 45, of A report of a motor vehicle Jennifer Peltz lenging time for police in would “take this depart- streets; at 5:44 p.m. Monday 925 Revere Beach Parkway, hit and run accident at 7:28 ASSOCIATED PRESS America and New York, ment where it’s never been at 132 Myrtle St.; at 8:07 p.m. even though all indicators before” by leading a push was arrested on warrants at p.m. Monday at 95 Stetson NEW YORK — New Monday at 776 Washington are pointing in the right toward neighborhood polic- 4:42 p.m. Monday. Ave. York City Police Commis- St.; at 10:41 p.m. Monday at direction.” ing, or trying to build trust Ahmad Hussein Selman, sioner William Bratton 499 Boston St.; at 10:48 p.m. He said no department and working relationships 56, of 17 Kingman Ave., Apt. 2, Complaints is leaving the nation’s Monday at Richdale at 229 is better prepared to con- between law enforcement was arrested and charged with largest police force, after Broadway; at 10:48 p.m. Mon- A report of suspicious ac- assault and battery at 11:44 getting credit for keeping front “the crises of race in and communities. O’Neill day at 119 Lewis St.; at 12:17 tivity at 3:57 p.m. Monday at a.m. Monday. crime down but grappling America, crime in Ameri- has been heavily involved a.m. Tuesday at 23 W Green 22 Shelton Road. A caller re- with tension between offi- ca, the threat of terrorism” in the city’s plans to shift St.; at 12:23 a.m. Tuesday at ported returning home to find Accidents cers and minority commu- and the divisiveness of the toward that strategy Chestnut and Rand streets; all of her residence doors wide nities. presidential election. during Bratton’s tenure. at 12:27 a.m. Tuesday at 61 A report of a motor vehicle open. Bratton, whose depar- The announcement by “We’ve tried to redefine ture was announced Tues- Mayor Bill de Blasio took our relationship from be- day, will leave next month New Yorkers by surprise. ing the police to being to become a risk and se- Bratton, 68, said last week your police,” Bratton said. curity adviser at Teneo, he would leave by the end Yet NYPD critics said Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 a consulting firm. James of 2017 “when I find the Bratton hadn’t come close O’Neill, the department’s right time,” though the to ending discriminatory Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY top chief, will succeed him mayor said Tuesday that and abusive policing. They as commissioner. Bratton had actually dis- questioned whether ele- Spanish menu available or text the word tiplynn During five years span- closed his plans more than vating his second-in-com- All reports of neighborhood ning two stints as the three weeks ago. mand — a decision the and your tip to city’s top cop, Bratton has De Blasio called Bratton’s mayor made without any activity will be investigated. had an outsized impact on contributions to the city public discussion or input Callers may remain anonymous. “tip411” (847411) the New York Police De- “inestimable and extraor- — would make a differ- partment. He noted that dinary,” while heralding ence. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Lynn soldier included in iconic WWII photo Veiled threat leads PHOTO From A1 to Salem arrest story about cargo shorts. The photo’s THREAT the gun, according to doc- caption refers to the 1940s military From A1 uments. origin of cargo pants, like the pairs Prior to locating the Mishel and his fellow soldiers are we believed was intended handgun, police also wearing. to intimidate the on-scene found an AR-15 with three William Mishel died in 2015 at officers.” clips totaling 90 rounds of 92 and his obituary chronicled the After Mendoza was tak- ammunition in a soft car- part he played in helping to liberate en into custody, police rying case in the back of Europe from the Nazis in 1944 and found a Smith and Wes- the car leaning directly in 1945. son .40 caliber handgun between the front seats, Gina Mishel said her father served under the driver’s seat documents say. in an anti-aircraft unit and arrived “where it appeared he had Police discovered Rodri- on the French coast by landing craft been trying to get to after guez-Shonyo had an app two days after the June 6, 1944 in- making statements about on his phone, which al- vasion. police killings,” according lowed him to listen to the “He told me he almost drowned,” to documents. Salem Police radio scan- she said. The firearm contained ner. The app was open and Mishel and his late wife, June a 10-round magazine and may have been open prior (Greene), were married 66 years one round in the chamber. to the traffic stop, accord- ing to the Essex County and Doug and Gina Mishel have Police wrote that upon the District Attorney’s office. three siblings, William L., Lynn and initial approach to the ve- Four clonazepam pills Cheryl. hicle, they thought Men- were also found in the ve- Doug Mishel said his father, like doza was either placing or hicle as well. many World War II veterans, rarely moving the handgun be- spoke about the war. Mishel’s chil- tween his feet. Respond- Gayla Cawley can be dren were unaware for years that ing officers said that Ro- reached at gcawley@item- he was in the famous photograph. driguez-Shonyo also had live.com. Follow her on Eisenhower’s gesture captures the knowledge and control of Twitter @GaylaCawley. anxiety and tension preceding the massive invasion. Gina Mishel said PHOTO | BOB ROCHE it also underscores the grim task Union study addresses awaiting the soldiers in the photo. Lynn’s Doug Mishel holds the Tuesday, Aug. 2 edition of the Wall “A lot of those guys weren’t coming Street Journal in which his father William stands just behind back,” she said. General Dwight D. Eisenhower. impact of closing Union UNION the study we’re concerned National Night Out draws governor to Revere From A1 about as well,” he said. The study concluded Hospital closing, the that there’s an opportu- study allowed a broad nity to restructure the range of people to address health care system to the health needs of Lynn better serve the region’s residents, said Tyrek Lee, needs and improve overall the union’s executive vice health by addressing the president. social and economic fac- “Our priority has always tors of healthcare, said J. been to advocate for poli- Phillip Thompson, Next- cies that build a stronger, Shift Collaborative prin- healthier future for work- cipal and Massachusetts ing families,” Lee said in a Institute of Technology statement. professor, in a statement. Kevin Ronningen, North Sen. Thomas McGee Shore Medical Center (D-Lynn) said the report (NSMC) spokesman, said provides an important he hadn’t seen the study framework for how the until contacted by The community can move for- Item. He agreed there are ward to address the city’s many complex healthcare unmet health needs. issues facing Lynn due to “We are at a critical point the hospital’s closing. in our work to ensure that He said NSMC has in- healthcare needs of Lynn creased the amount of residents are met going primary care physicians forward,” McGee said in a and is working to develop statement. a plan to make emergen- cy services available for Dillon Durst can be Lynn residents. reached at ddurst@item- “Many of the concerns in live.com. PHOTO | PAULA MULLER Domenic Singer, 5, of Revere, tries on a night vision helmet used by the SWAT team. Helping him Nahant Planning Board put it on are Officer John Cafarelli, left, and his father, Joe Singer, a school resource officer.

REVERE ing and a high standard of thing is that people have police officer, handed out floats Coast Guard ideas From A1 education makes the Bay the opportunity to see coloring books, crayons State’s law enforcement each other as people,” said and whistles to families NAHANT The purpose of estab- National Night Out is an stand out. Baker. who attended the event. From A1 lishing the district is to annual community-build- Baker also said that he A number of local law He said the public should make the property more ing campaign that has thinks community polic- enforcement groups were always have access to the “What does the timeline attractive to potential de- taken place on the first ing has made a difference present in booths at the police and every commu- look like? As a tenant, I’m velopers, Chelgren said. Tuesday of August since because it provides an event to speak with the nity’s needs are different. asking when I am moving,” Residents wanted to 1984. opportunity for peaceful public about their services The event was also said Lauren Barton, who know if there would be Baker spoke briefly at interactions between ci- and civilian involvement. popular with youth, who rents one of the U.S. Coast any handicap accessible the event following an in- vilians and police without “It’s a way for us to reach were given balloons and Guard housing units. units, if it’s possible to use troduction by Revere May- hostility. out,” said Carmen Gomez, hot dogs and allowed a The 12 existing homes environmentally-friendly or Brian M. Arrigo, thank- The U.S. Department of a probation officer from glimpse into the day-to- date back to World War materials and if the sin- ing local law enforcement Justice defines commu- Chelsea District Court. day jobs of police. II when they were used gle family units could be for their dedicated service. nity policing as a collabo- “They usually only see us When asked what she to house soldiers who prevented from becoming worked at a nearby bun- When asked after the ration between the police on the other side of the learned during the after- condos. ker. speech about what the and the community that probation desk. This lets noon, 11-year-old Revere Bobrowski said many Town Administrator Jeff state is doing to improve identifies and solves com- people know that we real- resident Kamryn DiSisto of the details would be Chelgren said the parcels public perception of police, munity problems. ly serve the community.” said, “Cops are cool and worked once a developer exist on one large lot. Baker said excellent train- “The most important Gerard Salvati, a Revere they do a lot for Revere.” is chosen for the site. A special Town Meeting Some residents opposed will be held in September the idea of a multi-family Israeli history hits home with Marblehead filmmaker to ask residents to approve building coming to Bass the change, which will al- Point. FILMMAKER “My Zionist grandfather South Africans, Jews and to tell their story and talk low eight single-family “The town could make homes and a 20-unit con- From A1 shot 8mm black-and-white Gentiles who volunteered about the support they money selling the indi- movies covering some 20 to fight alongside the Jews gave.” dominium building to be vidual houses,” said Eliz- The Marblehead native years, and a box full of in Palestine for Israe- Hoffman adds that par- built on the lot. abeth Kelley, a Bay View has produced documen- them was left to me,” said li statehood. Most of the ticipants have been eager Chairman Richard Sny- Avenue resident. “We der said 25 percent of the taries at the North and Hoffman, 60, who tired subjects are in their 90s. to tell their stories. don’t need this. This is units would be set aside South poles and made a of Hollywood and the no- That’s one reason why “We’d interview one per- just an overcrowding of for income-eligible fami- Hollywood Western for madic life, moving back to Hoffman is intensifying son who would introduce Bass Point.” lies. German TV. Marblehead with his wife his fundraising efforts and us to dozens of other peo- Others argued that the Attorney Mark Bo- But no project has cap- and daughter last year. He working toward gaining ple,” he said. “A network project had already been browski, special town real tured his heart and imag- watched the home movies, nonprofit status, which has developed, which has vetted through several estate counsel, said the 25 ination as much as “4 Mil- which recorded family va- would make it easier for given us access to some Coast Guard Housing lion Bullets: The Untold percent would translate to Committee meetings. cations to North Conway, foundations to contribute incredible people. This two single-family homes Fight For Survival.” The N.H., and other locales in to the $1.7 million project. started as a 90-minute Pan Manadee, a com- self-funded documenta- and four condos. The inte- mittee member, said the addition to Quint stand- He ambitiously hopes to documentary and has be- rior of the units would be ry series has consumed ing next to the vans in Is- complete it by October. come a series that I hope changes being discussed his life for the past six modest, but the exterior rael. “I’m a visual storytell- will get people involved in are intended to make the months. It tells the re- would be the same as the “I was fascinated,” he er,” said Hoffman, a St. active discourse.” property more market- markable story of Israel’s market rate units. said. “I mentioned it to John’s Prep and Syracuse Hoffman said he is opti- able so the town has more War of Independence and “The key is to walk down my dentist the next day, University graduate and mistic that “4 Million Bul- developers to choose from. the clandestine efforts of the street and not be able and he said ‘Do you know a dual citizen of the U.S. lets” will play the festival “This is not a blank wealthy Jewish industri- to say that’s an affordable slate,” Manadee said. alists who, Hoffman said, about the secret bullet fac- and Canada. “We (Divvy circuit and get picked up unit and that’s a market tory in Israel?’ A fake kib- Ahronhem conducts the by a cable TV station. “This has been voted on raised $190 million in rate unit,” he said. by Town Meeting and ap- butz, Machon Ayalon, was interviews; Hoffman di- And to think this all 1945 and sent ships, arms The project was ap- proved.” built, disguised as a bak- rects and films) have been started with a box of old and airplanes to Palestine proved by Town Meeting Snyder said the board ery and laundromat, and filming throughout the home movies that had under the noses of the FBI in 2005 and a developer will meet again Aug. 17 to young volunteers worked U.S., Canada, Europe and been sitting in his garage. and the British. was chosen, but the real make a recommendation around the clock under- Israel for half a year … “My grandfather died in It was inspired by his estate market crashed and to the Board of Selectmen. grandfather, the late Leo ground making the bul- capturing interviews with 1973,” he said. “We spent brought plans for the for- Quint, an upholsterer lets used in the War of In- participants and locations all the holidays at his mer military property to Bridget Turcotte can from Newton who was one dependence. I researched that played a key role in house in Newton. He was a halt. The Coast Guard be reached at bturcotte@ of thousands who helped it and was hooked. This the War of Independence,” a huge influence for me to Housing Committee devel- itemlive.com. Follow her the effort. Quint traveled is an incredible story that he said. “Many eyewit- become a filmmaker. He’s oped a proposal last year, on Twitter @BridgetTur- often to Israel with his has never been told.” nesses have passed on and my inspiration … and this but only received one bid. cotte. GMC work vans, which The dramatic, compel- time is not on our side. project is the culmination he donated to the Israeli ling tale features first- This is the last chance for of my 40 years as a cine- Defense Forces for use as hand accounts of dozens them to share their lega- matographer. This is Leo ambulances. of Americans, Canadians, cies, the one chance in life Quint’s legacy.” A8 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

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Lynn Tech student and musician Danny Donator with Gabriela Berríos Pagán, Miss Universe Puerto Rico 2014, at last weekend’s Puerto Rican Festival of Massachusetts Inc. in Boston. The festival featured a flag raising ceremony and grand parade.

Calvin Klein names Raf Simons Sister cities unite in Revere as new chief creative officer

NEW YORK (AP) — Calvin Klein Inc. has named Belgian designer Raf Simons as chief creative officer of the brand. Simons, a former creative director at Christian Dior who is known for his minimalist and linear style, will oversee all aspects of design, global marketing, communications and visual creative Simons services. His first collection will make its debut for the fall 2017 season. The move follows Calvin Klein’s announcement in April that Calvin Klein Collections designers Fran- cisco Costa and Italo Zucchelli would leave the company, reflecting a global strategy that brings all the Calvin Klein brands under one creative vision. Calvin Klein, owned by PVH Corp., has said the evo- lution began with the 2013 reacquisition of its jeans and underwear businesses by buying Warnaco Group. PVH also owns Tommy Hilfiger, Van Heusen and Izod.

SEND US YOUR STUFF WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo and Shoji Nishida, mayor of the Japanese city of Date, exchange flags Tuesday after Revere and Date formally became sister cities at Revere City Hall.

Michelle Obama wears gown by Brandon Maxwell, Gaga stylist LOTTERY

WASHINGTON (AP) — Michelle Obama opted for orchids, yellow roses and other yellow flowers. The MASS. EVENING: MASS. MID-DAY: a strapless, unadorned ivory gown by American design- color was meant to symbolize the friendship between Tuesday ���������������������� 4232 Tuesday ���������������������� 5949 er Brandon Maxwell, longtime stylist to singer Lady the two countries. Monday ��������������������� 3542 Monday ��������������������� 3289 Gaga and a red carpet favorite, for Tuesday’s state After dinner, R&B and soul singer-songwriter Chri- Sunday ���������������������� 3065 Sunday ���������������������� 4662 dinner for the prime minister of Singapore. sette Michele was scheduled to entertain guests. Yesterday’s payoff: Yesterday’s payoff: The black-tie dinner in honor of Prime Minister Lee EXACT ORDER EXACT ORDER Hsien Loong and his wife, Ho Ching, was the 12th All 4 ������������������������$4,473 All 4 ������������������������$4,908 state dinner for the Obamas. It also marked the 50th First or last 3 ������������� $626 First or last 3 ������������� $687 anniversary of bilateral relations between the U.S. and Any 2 ��������������������������� $54 Any 2 ��������������������������� $59 Singapore, an island nation of about 5.7 million people. Any 1 ����������������������������� $5 Any 1 ����������������������������� $6 Maxwell, originally from Longview, Texas, earned ANY ORDER ANY ORDER his name as Lady Gaga’s stylist, but has become a red All 4 ��������������������������� $373 All 4 ��������������������������� $409 carpet favorite, dressing stars like Gwyneth Paltrow, First 3 ������������������������ $104 First 3 ������������������������ $114 Kristen Wiig and Uma Thurman, among others. He Last 3 ������������������������ $209 Last 3 ������������������������ $229 launched his ready-to-wear label in 2015. Maxwell has had a big year. In June, the designer Mass Cash: 8-14-19-22-28 won an award for emerging womenswear designers Mega Millions: 3-12-36-54-70 (12) from the Council of Fashion Designers of America. He dressed Lady Gaga for both the Oscars and the Gram- mys. He was also short-listed for the LVMH prize for young fashion designers. The first lady has championed a number of American designers during her nearly eight years in the White House, as well as designers from the countries of visit- ing heads of state. Earlier in the day, she wore a lacy, sleeveless yellow PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS dress by Naeem Khan, the Indian-American designer who is one of her favorites, to tour the National Gal- President Barack Obama and first lady Mi- lery of Art with Ho Ching. chelle Obama wait for the arrival of Singa- That floral-themed dress seemed to dovetail nicely pore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his with the floral arrangements for the dinner: yellow wife Ho Ching. WEATHER

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ITEM PHOTOS | KATIE MORRISON The World Series-bound Babe Ruth 15-year-old All-Star team has players from all ve of Lynn’s Little League teams. From left, Christian Burt is one of seven former Wyoma players, Dayshon Anderson is one of two Lynn Shore alums, Kevin Durant is one of four Pine Hill players, Ryan Boiselle is East Lynn’s representative and Aedon Leydon represents West Lynn. Bringing together Lynn’s Little Leagues By Harold Rivera Sean Leydon, one of the coach- they’ll recognize it more when I was president of East Lynn game of baseball so that kids ITEM STAFF ing assistants, said the team they’re my age, looking back. three years ago, we worked re- can move on to the next level,” does a good in job in represent- They understand Lynn’ on the ally hard at trying to keep our Boiselle said. “You’re going to LYNN — For the Lynn 15-year- ing the ve leagues. front of the shirt and they want numbers up so Lynn could con- see these kids continue to play old Babe Ruth All-Stars, this “We’ve got one player from to represent Lynn. They under- tinue to have ve leagues. Once for their high school teams be- season has been all about mak- East Lynn, one from West Lynn, stand the rich tradition of base- you go to Babe Ruth it’s all one. cause they love to play ball.” ing history. four from Pine Hill, two from ball and all sports in Lynn.” Now they all have ‘Lynn’ across Jill Avery, President of Pine When they arrive in Williston, Lynn Shore and seven from Wy- Ryan Boiselle, former Presi- their chest.” Hill Little League, said her N.D., for the Babe Ruth World oma,” Leydon said. “It’s great. dent of East Lynn Little League, Boiselle, whose son Luke plays league tries to keep kids en- Series, they will represent the The kids all come together well.” said the All-Star team re ects on the team, also mentioned gaged in their love for baseball. City of Lynn in every sense of Leydon, whose son Aedan plays both the talent level and the that the success the All-Stars “Every year, whether it’s open- the word. on the team, said the players hard work that takes place be- have had this season speaks vol- ing day or at the banquets, I’ve With players from all ve of have grasped a sense of tradi- hind the scenes in running the umes on the coaching they’ve re- told them this is their home,” Lynn’s Little Leagues on the ros- tion within Babe Ruth baseball leagues. ceived in the little leagues they Avery said. “And they’re always ter, manager Leon Elwell’s team in Lynn. “I think this is just a testa- played for prior to Babe Ruth. welcome back here and they do strongly re ects the level of base- “I think they recognize that to ment that Lynn still has ve “I think what everyone’s mis- ball talent the city has to offer. a point,” Leydon said. “I think leagues,” Boiselle said. “When sion should be is to teach the BABE RUTH, B2 A summer of Fall sports are fun in Lynn on the horizon

football here, although that is Summer vacation is always exciting for kids, By Mike Alongi FOR THE ITEM already on the minds of many in but most would tell you the long, hot days without the area. The North Shore saw school to ll six hours a day can get old, quick. And If you took a poll of people liv- great play in boys and girls soc- by the middle of July, parents are desperate to get ing in Massachusetts, there’s a cer and volleyball in addition to their kids outside and to nd something to keep good chance that many would football last season. them occupied, if only for a few hours. say that autumn is their fa- The St. Mary’s boys soccer The Lynn Parks and Recreation department does vorite season. Whether it’s the team won the Division 4 North a wonderful job providing local kids with tons of op- changing of the leaves, the crisp title for the rst time in 27 years tions for summer activities, and the most impressive weather or the Halloween festiv- and went all the way to the Di- part is that most clinics, leagues and events are com- ities in Salem, there just seems vision 4 state title game before pletely free. to be something about the area falling to Monson. Despite the When activities are free and that’s suited for the fall season. tough 6-2 loss, the Spartans open to anyone, sometimes the And then there’s another thing are proud of what they accom- organization can be lacking. But that many people, especially plished. that’s de nitely not the case in those in the North Shore, care “It was a great run for us last Lynn. The city is lucky to have FILE PHOTO about when it comes to fall, and year, and a huge accomplish- people such as Joe Abelon, who English football coach Chris Carroll that’s the high school fall sports ment,” said St. Mary’s coach organizes the Lynn Youth Sum- will be at the helm of the English foot- season. mer Track Series at Manning ball team for the second year in the fall. We’re not just talking about FALL, B2 Field and helps make the Lynn KATIE Woods races happen every week, MORRISON and Fred Hogan and Jeff Byrd, who put together the Parks and Rec summer basketball league, among many others Navs’ streak who give their time and efforts to providing safe and organized places for kids to enjoy their summer just a little bit more. snapped at seven The youth track series particularly caught my at- tention during my rst summer in Lynn last year. Track is easily the most accessible sport. No equip- The North Shore Nav- Brockton batters and had ment is required other than a pair of sneakers. igators’ seven-game win good control over all of his Anyone and everyone can participate, and at the streak came to a close on pitches. Although he gave Tuesday night, falling to up three runs, only two of MORRISON, B2 the Brockton Rox on the them were earned and he road, 4-1. did a good job of limiting It was a crucial game for the damage. the Navigators and the After Varinos’ night was Rox, as both team sat at done, the Navigators got 26-24 entering the game. an absolutely stellar effort The Navigators are hold- out of their relief pitcher ing on to the fth seed in Sean O’Neill (Brandeis the playoff race after the University). O’Neill loss. worked the last three in- Despite the loss, starter nings and put forth a very Speros Varinos (Tufts Uni- solid effort. He struck out ITEM FILE PHOTO versity) was solid on the ve batters over the course mound. In ve innings of Speros Varinos struck out eight batters over ve work, he struck out eight NAVS, B2 innings for the Navigators Tuesday. Prep’s Francoeur leads at Juniors

SALEM — Two golfers with local gether today. They stand two strokes time that the co leaders have held the ties are among the 55 who will com- ahead of Noah Peterson of Wilbra- lead at an MGA Championship, and pete today in the nal round of the ham, who led after the rst day. it is also the rst time that either has 98th Massachusetts Junior Amatuer The conditions haven’t been the competed in the MGA Junior Ama- Championship at Kernwood Country best, and the historic Donald Ross teur Championship. Club. layout is challenging even the best Thorbjornsen and Francoeur are ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Leading the way with two-round junior golfers from the Bay State. ready. Francoeur, who will be a senior scores of 2-over par 142 are Michael No player has posted an under-par this fall, plays many of his high school Swampscott’s Nathaniel Beisheim  ies Thorbjornsen of Nashawtuc Country round through two days and the av- matches at Kernwood, while Thorb- through the air in the standing long jump Club and Chris Francoeur of Ames- erage score for the eld is 80.7. jornsen was a divisional winner at the at the Lynn Youth Summer Track Series at bury CC, a student at St. John’s Prep The top 11 competitors are sepa- Manning Field Monday. in Danvers. The two will be paired to- rated by ve strokes. This is the rst GOLF, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 Live racing at Suffolk Downs this weekend

EAST BOSTON — Suf- 2013 and 2014. Similarly, shipping in to support it folk Downs will host the the $75,000 Last Dance and the cooperation we second of three scheduled Stakes has attracted a are getting from other live racing and food truck field of 11, including last tracks on the east coast." festivals this weekend. year’s winner, Worth the Suffolk Downs has also, The $75,000 Drumtop Worry and Victor Laszlo as it did last year and for Stakes, a mile-long turf who won the race three the races in July, reduced race restricted to three- times from 2012-2014. the takeout to 15 percent on year-old fillies, will high- In addition to the Drum- all wagers The takeout rate, light the 10-race card top Stake and the Mass- the percentage of wagering Saturday. The black-type bred stakes races, Sat- dollars retained by the pa- event has drawn a field of urday’s card will feature ri-mutuel association, has eight and features some five turf races including been lowered from 26 per- of the top trainers from a competitive $20,000 op- cent on all multiple bets, in- across the country includ- tional claiming race with cluding exacta, trifecta, the a purse of $45,000. That ing Christophe Clement 50 cents Pick 3 and Pick 4, race has drawn a field of and Michael Maker. the 10-cents superfecta and Over the course of the 10 and will be contested at one mile. Some of the $1 daily double. The reduc- weekend, there will be tion is from 19% on straight three stakes races re- trainers represented in the field include top in- win, place, and show bets. stricted to horses foaled in Post time for the 10-race Massachusetts – the Lou- ternational outfit Wesley card is at 12:35 p.m. and ise Kimball Stakes, First Ward as well as former Episode Stakes and Last Suffolk Downs leading gates open at 11 a.m. In Dance Stakes. Each offers trainer Jay Bernardini. addition to live racing, the a purse of $75,000 and is "We know this race track will be hosting a food a showcase for the Mas- meeting is a little uncon- truck festival featuring sachusetts Thoroughbred ventional but it's about food trucks from over a doz- breeding industry. the only way we could en vendors, craft beer, live The $75,000 First Epi- keep racing going in music and family fun activ- sode Stakes will feature New England and give ities for the whole family. a rematch between the local horsemen a chance Live racing will con- defending winner, Navy to earn purses over the tinue on Sunday with 10 Nurse and two-time win- short-term,” said Chip races carded, including ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON ner Dreamed a Dream, Tuttle, the chief operating the $75,000 Last Dance who won back-to-back edi- officer at Suffolk Downs. Stakes and the $75,000 NRT’s Ademide Badmus looks for a pass over the reach of Gannon Build- tions of the stakes race in “We appreciate horsemen First Episode Stakes. ing’s Naomy Moreno while the elementary school players look on during the semifinals of the Parks and Rec basketball league last Thursday. Navigators’ streak snapped NAVS enough to overcome the He went 2-for-4 on the day Morrison: Lynn provides From B1 Rox. After a leadoff triple hitting the triple and a big by Jordan Roper (Marist double into right center of his outing and overpow- College), Colby Maiola field in the first inning. kids with a summer of fun ered a lot of the Rox bat- (UMass Lowell) managed He raised his average to ters. He only surrendered to draw a walk. With two .333 on the season and MORRISON track meets will try their the teams play a huge role a single hit during the on and nobody out, Chris- has been one of the hottest From B1 hand at the Lynn Woods in the league’s success as game which resulted in tian Cabrera (Broward Navigators hitters over races that take place ev- well. Many high school one run by virtue of a cou- CC) hit a hard grounder the past couple of weeks. youth track series, they ery Wednesday evening and college players have ple of steals. O’Neill kept to the shortstop that the The Navigators will re- do. Kids of all ages turn throughout the summer gotten their start in the the game close and gave Rox turned into two outs. turn to action on Wednes- out for the series every and into the fall. Some al- Parks and Rec league, and the Navigators a chance Roper came around to day, August 3 when they week, from seniors in high ready have, in fact. it’s not a surprise. I can’t to score some runs late. score the lone Navigators play host to the Martha’s school to toddlers as young The Lynn Woods races imagine there being many The Navigators got their run but that was all the Vineyard Sharks. First as 8-month-old Roxanna are so well-organized, es- other places where kids offense going a little bit offense could produce. pitch will be at 7:00 p.m. Duchane and 11-month- pecially for an event with can find such a high level in the ninth inning, but Roper had a pretty sol- and the game will be at his- old Maeve Lyons. There’s hundreds of participants of competition for no cost. they were unable to do id day for the Navigators. toric Fraser Field in Lynn. something for everyone. every week. The races are The league also pro- It’s awesome to see par- perfect activities for par- vides kids with positive ents so involved in the ents and children to take role models. During the Local golfers faring well meets as well. Every race, part in together, and run- elementary and middle parents line the sides of ners of all ages turn out school games, it’s not un- the track to cheer on their to the Woods for the races. usual for the high school children and guide them The running community kids to give directions at Junior Championships toward the finish line. The is tight-knit, and you start from the bench. And when kids are clearly having a to see the same runners the high school players GOLF play matches on the front coeur. “The holes are also ball as well, staging im- every week, always trying take the court, the young- From B1 nine. His comfort level a lot different on the back. promptu races down the to improve on their times. er kids’ eyes are glued to there has been evident as There are a lot more place- field in between events The Parks and Rec bas- 2016 Drive, Chip & Putt he has played that set of ment and you can miss and practicing their long ketball league is some- the game. National Championship nine holes at 1-under par more on the front than on jumps on the boards cov- thing else that really The league is open to all held at Augusta National through two rounds. the back.” ering the sand pits on the caught my attention. I kids, regardless of abili- Golf Club this past spring. “I do know the front nine Francoeur bounced track. went down to the courts at ty. But if basketball isn’t “It definitely helps play- your thing, there are still well,” said Francoeur, who back with a birdie on the The kids come from so Breed Middle School and ing in big tournaments at began his 2016 title pur- plenty of options, all free 190-yard, par 3 12th hole many different communi- Keaney Park a few times an early age,” said Thorb- suit with an eagle on the of cost, whether it’s the and finished his second ties as well, hailing from last month, and I was tak- jornsen, who is 14. “Being 477-yard, par-5 first hole. all over the North Shore. en aback by the talent in junior golf clinic at Gan- a co-leader or somewhere round with six straight Tuesday, he got off to a Not only are the meets a all age groups. These kids non Golf Course or the close to lead doesn’t faze pars. While this marks fast start by birdieing the chance for children to be are competitive, intense tennis clinic at Breed. It’s you as much. Before it Francoeur’s first experi- first and following it up active during the summer, and really skilled. It’s in- no small accomplishment would, but now after some with another one on the ence playing in this MGA but an opportunity to be credible that people volun- that the city has provid- practice and just being 420-yard, par-4 second. Championship, he is no social as well. teer their time four nights ed so many ways for kids comfortable with your “On the first hole I had stranger to winning ti- Running is one of the few a week for over a month to to get outside, stay active game it doesn’t as much.” a tap in birdie and then I tles. He is a two-time club sports one can do for their give kids a place to play and make friends during For Francoeur, this rep- made a 15-foot downhill champion at Amesbury entire life, and in a few in an organized league, the summer, and it’s some- resents his final year of el- slider for birdie on two,” G&CC. He defended his igibility as he will turn 18 said Francoeur. “I was years, I’m sure some of the and a free one at that. The thing that should be rec- title this past season one kids running in the youth businesses that sponsor ognized and celebrated. years old in January. rolling it then, but that year after becoming the “This is definitely a big was really the only putt I youngest club champion one for me,” said Fran- made all day.” in history when he was coeur. “It would be great After making the turn just 16 years old. Fall sports are on the horizon to pull it off.” at even par 35, Francoeur Also surviving to play Kernwood is one of the made back-to-back bogeys state tournament, where unanimous, and it’s just a clubs that allows the local on the 10th and 11th holes another day was Swamp- FALL they lost to Frontier High great feeling to know that high schools to compete as he struggled to find his scott’s Christian Emmer- From B1 School in the state cham- the community is behind its matches during the fall way on the Kernwood CC ich, a St. Mary’s student, who shot a 79 to go along Mike D’Agostino. “We had pionship game. the school and these kids season. green complexes. a very talented team last Classical volleyball had with his first-day 77. He in that way.” As part of the Eagles “The back nine is a lot year, and now a lot of kids a solid 13-8 season before is tied for 44th, with a 16- And despite having golf team, Francoeur has tougher and the greens are coming back, so we falling to Andover in the had an opportunity to are tougher,” said Fran- over 156. relatively disappointing have high hopes.” Division 1 North quarter- seasons in 2015, the En- D’Agostino added that finals, and both Danvers glish-Classical football ri- this year is going to be a and Marblehead made valry was in its best form Little leagues come together real test for the Spartans, runs to the Division 2 on Thanksgiving Day, whose 20-game schedule North semifinals. with English grabbing a includes games against And then of course, 34-21 win to cap off Chris on Babe Ruth 15s team powerhouses from all di- there’s football. Carroll’s first season as visions, including Mal- The St. Mary’s football Bulldogs head coach. den Catholic twice, Con- are on this journey.” Gisonno said. “And if you team capped off the trifec- “It’s always nice to get BABE RUTH cord-Carlisle, Archbishop ta for fall sports by win- Dan Gisonno, former see them, they’re always a win on Thanksgiving From B1 Williams and Pentucket, ning the Divison 5 North President of Pine Hill, together.” to close out the year on a just to name a few. title over Greater Lowell come back. And it’s great said the team is a great He added, “We only get positive note,” said Car- “It’s probably the lon- in a 44-16 rout, and there’s to see them around. It’s example of how successful this ride once and we’re roll. “And I’ve already seen gest and hardest schedule plenty of talent returning great to see for our kids, Lynn can be when the city going to enjoy it to the full- this year that we have a we’ve had since I’ve been to the squad this year. who have always been great group of commit- comes together. est. I couldn’t be prouder coach,” said D’Agostino. Danvers beat No. 1 Mar- great kids, and who have “I think they’re a perfect of these kids. It shows the “So it will be a real chal- blehead to win the Divi- ted guys who are already great parents, develop- example of what Lynn can younger kids in the city lenge for our guys, but I sion 3 Northeast title in putting the work in over ing athletically. We’re so do together,” Gisonno said. that there’s something to think that’s where last a 13-6 battle, and now the the offseason. We’ve been proud of them.” “The leagues have all won shoot for.” year’s experience comes Falcons get a brand-new going through a build- Avery added that the their championships in the Players and their into play.” field to play on in 2016. ing process with our new ride to the World Series is past. This speaks a lot for leagues are as follows: The St. Mary’s girls The new Dr. Deering Sta- coaching staff, a freshman a special opportunity for the city, the different ven- Wyoma: Christian Burt, soccer team saw similar dium was recently opened quarterback and a young the players and everyone ues, the different coaches. Zach Elwell, David Bar- success, also winning the for the Class of 2016 grad- team in general, and all of who’s been involved with Look what they do when nard, Anthony Nikolaka- Division 4 North title, but uation ceremony in June, that work is really start- the team. they all get together.” kis, James Wilkins, Brett then fell to East Bridge- but the real opening will ing to show and I feel like “This is a once-in-a-life- Gisonno, whose son Bucklin and A.J. Luciano; water in the state semifi- be on September 9 when we’re already ahead of the time thing,” Avery said. Matt plays on the team, Pine Hill: Danny Lilja, nals. the Falcons take the field game.” “It doesn’t happen to ev- also mentioned that the Kevin Durant, Michael Lynnfield volleyballagainst Winthrop. There are sure to be erybody. Some of them All-Stars serve as a good Leavitt and Matt Gison- won the Division 3 North “I think the new stadi- plenty of new storylines have younger siblings, example for their younger no; Lynn Shore: Dayshon title after entering the um really has the whole coming up this season, and hopefully they can get peers in the city. Anderson and Erick Ubri; tournament as a No. 8 community excited,” and the great news is that the opportunity too. But it “These are different kids East Lynn: Luke Boiselle; seed, beating No. 1 Lowell Theriault said. “I think fans only need to wait doesn’t happen very often. from different leagues and West Lynn American: Ae- Catholic and No. 4 Notre when it originally came about one more month be- It’s great that these kids different parts of the city,” dan Leydon. Dame to advanced to the up the vote was almost fore it all gets started. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

TV/RADIO SPORTS BRIEFS NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS (Not including last night’s games) TV Diamonds in the Tonight Thursday Friday WEST MLB: Miami at Chicago Cubs, vs. Martha’s vs. Bristol Blues vs. Seacoast W L Pct. GB Streak L10 MLB Network, 2 p.m.; Wash- Rough softball Vineyard (7) Mavericks (7) Worcester 33 16 0.673 - 2W 5-5 ington at Arizona, MLB Net- Sharks (7) Bristol 23 26 0.469 10 1W 5-5 The Diamonds in the Torrington 19 29 0.396 13.5 1L 3-7 work, 5 p.m.; NY Mets at Rough softball camp will be Pittsfield 18 29 0.383 14 1W 2-8 NY Yankees, ESPN, 7:05 held Aug. 8-12 at Breed Mid- Wachusett 18 33 0.353 16 7L 2-8 p.m.; Boston at Seattle, dle School softball field from EAST NESN, 10:10 p.m. Saturday W L Pct. GB Streak L10 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Seacoast Regular Seacoast 35 15 0.700 - 7W 8-2 Golf: US Women’s Amateur, Lunch is provided on Tues- Mavericks season Nashua 30 20 0.600 5 3L 5-5 FS1, 3 p.m. day and Thursday. (6:35) ends Brockton 27 24 0.529 8.5 4W 9-1 Cycling: Tour of Utah (Stage The camp is for those aged Navigators 26 25 0.510 9.5 1L 7-3 M Vineyard 20 32 0.385 16 2L 2-8 3), FS2, 3 p.m. 7-17. Participants get a Horse Racing: Saratoga, FS2, T-shirt, and there will be 5 p.m. competition on Friday. The cost is $125. The Repeat performance Olympic Womens Soccer: coaching staff includes Chris Sweden-South Africa, Warren, Derek Dana, Frank- NBCSN, 11:30 a.m.; Cana- ie Galeazzi, Jenny Garrity da-Australia, NBCSN, 2 and Winthrop softball coach p.m.; Brazil-China, USA, 3 Dave Guffy. p.m.; Zimbabwe-Germany, USA, 5 p.m.; US-New Zea- land, NBCSN, 6 p.m.; Referee France-Colombia, NBCSN, 9 certification p.m. The Association of New Soccer: Barcelona vs. Leices- England Football Officials ter City, ESPN2, 2 p.m.; (ANEFO) will conduct its Champions Cup: Bayern annual certification course Munich vs. Real Madrid, for those interested in offici- ESPN2, 7:30 p.m.; Champi- ating high school, prep ons Cup: AC Milan vs. Chel- school and youth football. sea, ESPN2, 9:30 p.m. Registration is Monday, Aug. RADIO 29 at 7 p.m. and weekly MLB: Boston at Seattle, classes will continue for two WEEI-FM 93.7, 10:10 p.m. months. At conclusion of the course, an exam will be TODAY IN SPORTS given for certification. Aug. 3 1985 — France’s Lutin D’Isigny becomes the first trotter to sweep Youth summer the International Trot and Challenge Cup in consecutive years with a 3:03.1 time in the 1½-mile test. Track Series 1990 — The Professional Golfers The Lynn Parks and Rec- Association Tour announces it will PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS not hold tournaments at golf clubs reation Department’s youth that have all-white memberships or summer evening track David Price looked to follow up on one of his strongest starts of the season last time out, as show any other signs of discrimina- meets will be held at the the Red Sox continue their 11-game west coast road trip. tion. 1996 — Andre Agassi, the Dream Manning Field in Lynn, run- Team and the U.S. women’s 400- ning every Monday evening meter relay team win Olympic gold through August 15. The medals, while the American men’s 400 relay settles for silver. meets begin at 6:30 p.m. Red Sox bring 2003 — Annika Sorenstam com- There is no entry fee. pletes a career Grand Slam at the Among the events will the Women’s British Open, beating Se Ri Pak by a stroke in a thrilling head-to- the 30-meter dash for chil- up Benintendi head showdown. dren 3 years old and young- 2006 — Champ Car driver Cristiano er. Six longer races will be SEATTLE (AP) — The and contribute to our club da Matta needs surgery to remove a ruptured blood vessel in his head held for those in high school Red Sox are calling up top and help us win." after his race car collides with a and younger.There will also prospect Andrew Benin- Benintendi was the sev- deer that wandered onto the track be a standing long jump and tendi from Double-A Port- enth overall pick in the during a test session at Road Ameri- softball throw. land, giving the big club a 2015 draft as a sophomore ca in Elkhart Lake, Wis. boost in the outfield hours 2012 — Michael Phelps rallies to Children from all commu- out of Arkansas. He's since after the non-waiver trade win the 100-meter butterfly for his nities are invited. To register emerged as one of the top third gold of the London Games and deadline passed. prospects in baseball af- No. 17 of his career. for the 17-year- or to find out more, visit Benintendi is expected old’s third gold in London. www.lwrun.org. ter hitting .312 with nine to arrive before Boston's homers, 76 RBIs and 16 game Tuesday night at Se- stolen bases this season attle, Red Sox President of TRANSACTIONS between Class A Salem Baseball Operations Dave and Double-A Portland. BASEBALL LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Dombrowski said after a The left-handed hitter also American League 2-1 win over the Mariners Optioned RHP Alex Meyer to draws strong marks for his BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Salt Lake (PCL). Activated on Monday night. "We've had a lot of discus- plate discipline, posting a Optioned RHPs Odrisamer INF Cliff Pennington from the sions," Dombrowski said. .378 on-base percentage this Despaigne and Tyler Wilson 15-day DL. Placed RHP Hus- "We looked at all the pos- year. He's primarily played to Norfolk (IL). ton Stree on the 15-day DL, sible alternatives to try to center field, where he's con- BOSTON RED SOX — Desig- retroactive to Aug. 1. help us. There were some sidered a solid defender. nated LHP Tommy Layne and Recalled RHP Mike Morin good choices (to trade for) Boston has Jackie Brad- INF/OF Michael Martinez for from Salt Lake. but the cost was quite high. ley Jr. and Mookie Betts assignment. Selected the "Our people kept coming entrenched in center and MINNESOTA TWINS — contract of OF Andrew Benin- up with Andrew. He can right field but has been Optioned RHP Pat Light to playing Bryce Brentz and tendi from Portland (EL). FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS play at the big-league level. Rochester (IL). Sent 3B Trev- He's a well-rounded player, Brock Holt in left, mean- CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Andrew Benintendi emerged as one of the top or Plouffe to Rochester (IL) he plays good defense, runs ing Benintendi could get Recalled OF Charlie Tilson prospects in baseball after hitting .312 with the bases well, has a good regular at-bats while for a rehab assignment. from Charlotte (IL). nine homers, 76 RBIs and 16 stolen bases this arm. It came down to, we learning to play in front of season in the minors. CLEVELAND INDIANS — OAKLAND ATHLETICS — think he can come up here the Green Monster. Placed RHP Danny Salazar Optioned RHP Jharel Cotton on the 15-day DL. and RHP J.B. Wendelken to Olympic, anti-doping leaders clash over scandal HOUSTON ASTROS — Placed Nashville (PCL). Recalled RHP Luke Gregerson on the INF/OF Tyler Ladendorf from RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) to repair the international Olympic team. Bach and ceived assurances from of- 15-day, retroactive to Thurs- Nashville. Reinstated RHP — Declaring that the glob- anti-doping system and re- many members pointed ficials at high levels of the day. Recalled INF A.J. Reed Andrew Triggs from the al drug-testing system is store trust and credibility fingers at WADA for fail- Russia government that from Fresno (PCL). 15-day DL. damaged, Olympic leaders in the fight against drugs. ing to act sooner on evi- they accept they have a and anti-doping officials "This is not about de- dence of state-run doping problem and need to fix it. vowed Tuesday to fix the stroying structures," IOC in Russia and for releas- "It is absolutely essen- MLB problems and prevent the President Thomas Bach ing its findings so close to tial that we cannot have said, referring to WADA. the start of the games. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE type of scandal that has the biggest country in the "This is about improving East Division East Division embroiled Russian ath- "I don't feel as if I've been world non-compliant on a W L Pct GB W L Pct GB letes in the lead-up to the significantly a system in run under a bus," Reed- Baltimore 60 45 .571 — Washington 62 44 .585 — order to have a robust and permanent basis," he said. Toronto 60 47 .561 1 Miami 57 50 .533 5½ games in Rio de Janeiro. ie told reporters, insisting Bach opened the IOC's Boston 58 46 .558 1½ New York 55 51 .519 7 The IOC and the World efficient anti-doping sys- that both sides were in gen- New York 53 53 .500 7½ Philadelphia 49 59 .454 14 tem so that such a situa- three-day general assem- Anti-Doping Agency clashed eral accord on the need to Tampa Bay 42 63 .400 18 Atlanta 37 69 .349 25 tion that we face now can- bly by seeking formal Central Division Central Division find solutions for the future. again Tuesday over the al- not happen again." backing for the board's W L Pct GB W L Pct GB "Somebody said this sys- Cleveland 60 44 .577 — Chicago 65 41 .613 — legations of state-sponsored Bach spoke after a de- decisions on the Russian Detroit 58 48 .547 3 St. Louis 56 50 .528 9 doping in Russia that have bate in which Interna- tem is broken," he said. "I crisis. After a debate last- Kansas City 51 55 .481 10 Pittsburgh 53 51 .510 11 don't think all the system Chicago 51 55 .481 10 Milwaukee 47 57 .452 17 rattled the Olympic move- tional Olympic Committee ing more than two hours, Minnesota 42 64 .396 19 Cincinnati 43 62 .410 21½ ment and created chaos members overwhelming- is broken. i think quite a lot Bach asked for a show of West Division West Division ahead of Friday's opening of the system still works, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ly backed the executive hands, and only one of the Texas 62 45 .579 — San Francisco 61 45 .575 — ceremony in Rio. board's decision not to but that certain parts of 85 members — Britain's Houston 56 50 .528 5½ Los Angeles 59 46 .562 1½ But both sides agreed take the "nuclear option" the system need revision." Adam Pengilly — voted Seattle 52 52 .500 8½ Colorado 52 53 .495 8½ Los Angeles 47 58 .448 14 San Diego 46 60 .434 15 on one thing — the need of banning Russia's entire Reedie said he had re- against his position. Oakland 47 58 .448 14 Arizona 43 63 .406 18

Tuesday’s Games (Weaver 8-8), 10:05 p.m. Baltimore 5, Texas 1 Boston (Porcello 14-2) at Seattle (Iwaku- NBC vows full Olympics coverage Detroit 11, Chicago White Sox 5 ma 11-7), 10:10 p.m. Minnesota 10, Cleveland 6 Miami (Koehler 8-8) at Chicago Cubs Kansas City 3, Tampa Bay 2 (Lackey 8-7), 2:20 p.m. BEVERLY HILLS, Ca- think it isn't grappling ery Olympics, Bell said. N.Y. Mets 7, N.Y. Yankees 1 Milwaukee (Guerra 7-2) at San Diego Toronto 2, Houston 1 (Jackson 1-2), 3:40 p.m. lif. (AP) — Bob Costas with security worries, pol- Then the athletes arrive, HELP WANTED Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Washington (Scherzer 11-6) at Arizona and other top members lution and political tur- the Olympic torch is lit Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Godley 3-1), 3:40 p.m. of NBC's Olympics cover- moil along with a deep and that is the story the Philadelphia 13, San Francisco 8 PEABODY SCHOOL CROSSWALK San Francisco (Cueto 13-3) at Philadel- age team veered between recession that's occurred network tells, he said. GUARDS $14.05 per hour, 2 hours per Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 5 phia (Nola 6-9), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets 7, N.Y. Yankees 1 day, am/pm Allens Ln/Washington st Pittsburgh (Hutchison 1-0) at Atlanta optimism and caution in since Rio won the Games, But if a host city falls Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 3 and Tremont/Shamrock st (Whalen 0-0), 7:10 p.m. predicting Rio de Janeiro's Costas said. short, he said, then NBC Chicago Cubs 3, Miami 2 Call 978-536-6585. Leave msg St. Louis (Wacha 6-7) at Cincinnati (Reed L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. ability to pull off a suc- He spoke to TV critics should focus on that. 0-5), 7:10 p.m. Washington at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 9-7) at Colorado cessful Summer Games from Rio by satellite, along Costas said that any se- Milwaukee at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. (Anderson 3-3), 8:40 p.m. Wednesday’s Games and said NBC will cover with executive producer curity issues or ill effects RENTALS Thursday’s Games N.Y. Mets (Matz 8-7) at N.Y. Yankees, the good and bad. Jim Bell and correspon- from contaminated wa- 7:05 p.m. Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 12:10 p.m. Other Olympics have tak- dent Mary Carillo. The ter will be immediately Texas (Hamels 12-2) at Baltimore (Gaus- Minnesota at Cleveland, 12:10 p.m. LYNN ~ 3 room apartment with galley man 2-8), 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. en place without significant opening ceremony airs apparent and have to be kitchen, suitable for one mature Chicago White Sox (Sale 14-4) at Detroit N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. difficulties and he hopes Friday on NBC, which is addressed. So far, the best person. All utilities, no pets, available (Fulmer 9-2), 7:10 p.m. Oakland at L.A. Angels, 7:05 p.m. it will be the same for Rio, carrying the games on the advice given athletes com- August 1. 617-515-8282 Kansas City (Volquez 8-9) at Tampa Bay Texas at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. GET THE RESULTS YOU WANT (Odorizzi 5-5), 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Costas said Tuesday. But he air and online. peting in open-water sail- CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICE: Minnesota (Duffey 5-8) at Cleveland Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. then ticked off the daunting Whether any city can ing or swimming events is (Bauer 7-4), 7:10 p.m. St. Louis at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. list of challenges faced by carry off the immense to close their mouths and 781-593-7700, ext. 2 San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Toronto (Estrada 6-4) at Houston (McHugh the Brazilian city. event is the question keep their heads above 7-7), 8:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. classifi[email protected] Oakland (Graveman 7-7) at L.A. Angels L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. It would be "naive" to heading into virtually ev- water, he added. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don’t wait for others do to Having a purpose will lead to per- Set your plans according to Demonstrate exactly what it Put travel plans into play. Set Travel will encourage new things for you. Bring about sonal growth. You will gain stability what’s possible. If you take on is you want and expect from your itinerary and put together friendships. Participate in ac- positive changes at home or to if you use your skills to help oth- too much, you will fall short on others and you will bypass dil- a budget that will allow you to tivities that bring out the best you personally and reap the re- ers. A positive change with regard all counts. Look for truth and ly-dallying that accomplishes enjoy the most important as- in you. Put your needs first and wards. Love is in the stars. to a personal relationship looks facts, not fast talk and persua- little. Your ability to adapt will pects of your trip. Romance is let your actions speak for you. promising in the long run. sive tactics. help you move forward. encouraged. Positive change is reachable. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Take in a movie or kick back You’ll be caught between a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CANCER (June 21-July 22) with someone you enjoy rock and a hard place when it Do your homework and you’ll Your talents will be recognized Use your voice to bring about Expand a personal pleasure or spending time with. Share your comes to satisfying your per- get exactly what you want. A but also scrutinized. Be ready positive change. A solution or interest you have and clear a thoughts and make an offer sonal and professional desires. last-minute alteration will play to handle anyone who acts out suggestion you offer will be space at home to motivate you to someone that will encour- Use your time wisely. Organiza- on your emotions. Stay true of jealousy. You’ve worked hard, met with interest. Travel and to follow through. Show off your age a vacation spent exploring tion and preparation will make to your decision regardless of and you deserve to reap the re- learning will complement one uniqueness and you’ll attract unique living arrangements. a notable difference. what others do. wards. another. someone as special as you.

DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Boyfriend fights woman’s effort to end her 10-year obsession The temptation must be resisted DEAR ABBY: I’m ob- mother is deceased, and Reverend W.M. Taylor said, dummy’s five wins the trick sessed with having sex. I Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van he has been divorced from “Temptation rarely comes in (declarer having started with, can’t stop. Ever since I Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, the other for more than 20 working hours. It is in their lei- say, K-J-3), it will not matter. was 8 I’ve been having and was founded by her mother, years. He allows them to sure time that men are made In this deal, though, when sex, and now I’m 18. I call him “Dad” even or marred.” West learns that his partner have a boyfriend I’ve been Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at For most players, bridge is has three spades (it cannot dating since I was 8, and DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los though they are adults and he has been married a leisure-time activity; it is be one, because South de- we can’t stop having sex. I Angeles, CA 90069. want to stop, but he three times over. work only for the pros. How- nied four spades in the auc- doesn’t want to. I keep on I don’t understand why ever, both sometimes face a tion), he knows South began nated in 1979 and is based NEWLYWED IN doing it because he says if tempting play that is wrong. with king-jack-doubleton. So, on the same principles as UTAH he has allowed this to go I don’t he’ll leave me. when in with the club king, he Alcoholics Anonymous. Its on, but he blows me off Those who can resist that Please help. What do I do? website is sa.org. Visit it to DEAR NEWLYWED: when I bring it up. Am I temptation will, in theory at cashes his spade ace to drop To be honest, MOST peo- the king and runs the suit to OBSESSED IN find a local meeting. being petty for having least, do better. ple feel a degree of fear MIAMI concerns, or should I just In today’s deal, what is the defeat the contract. DEAR ABBY: Within and confusion when they let them be? tempting play that East must Note that this give-count DEAR OBSESSED: the last year, I met an find themselves in unfa- resist? South is in three no- play applies to both no-trump There are worse things amazing man who is head miliar territory. On the CONCERNED trump, and West leads a and suit contracts. Play low than losing a boyfriend over heels for me. We were plus side, you have mar- SPOUSE fourth-highest spade four. with an odd number or high who threatens to dump married five months later, ried a winner after dating with an even number. a series of turkeys. It was normal for North to you if you don’t have sex partly because he was de- DEAR CONCERNED: employ Stayman to try to with him. Chief among ploying. I had always dat- Because your husband is Yes, you are being petty. find a 4-4 heart fit; but when them is having sex with ed “bad” boys with com- deployed, you now have a Your husband may have chance to start evaluating South denied a major, all someone because you have mitment issues, but now I been the most stable and been coerced. Because you have a wonderful hus- various ways to apply your North had done was give the loving parental male fig- feel you are “obsessed,” you band. talents and experience defenders extra information may have what is called a Everything happened so with an eye toward re- ure in those women’s lives, about declarer’s hand. sex addiction. fast. I’m now having to put starting your career or which is why they still call At trick one, many an East Licensed psychothera- the career I worked very finding a new one. If your him “Dad.” Their relation- would cover dummy’s spade pists treat people with sex- hard for on hold. I love husband intends to make ship should not diminish five with the seven. Howev- ual compulsive disorders, him very much, don’t get a career of the military, the one he has with you, er, when third hand’s high- research jobs you can do and self-help groups help me wrong, but all the unless you make them feel est card is below a nine, he individuals suffering be- drastic changes have me regardless of where he unwelcome because of cause they can’t control feeling confused and may be posted. should resist the temptation your own insecurity. So their sexual behavior. A scared. I feel we may have to play third hand high; he 12-step program that has rushed into marriage too DEAR ABBY: My hus- put on a smile, set out the should give count. So, with a been mentioned before in soon. Regardless, this is band has ongoing rela- welcome mat and befriend tripleton, he should play his my column is Sexaholics where we are now. Any tionships with two of his them, and I predict you lowest: here, the two. Even if Anonymous, which origi- insight? exes’ daughters. One girl’s will reap big dividends.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ADVERTISEMENT MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT The Revere Housing Authority (RHA) is seeking quotes based on an hourly rate to By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT provide job related training and educational services to staff on an as needed given by Michael S. Albert to Option One Mortgage Corporation, a California Docket No. ES16P2099GD basis in connection with federal & state contracting requirements as prescribed in Corporation, dated April 17, 2007 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern NOTICE AND ORDER: HUD 2 CFR Part 200 and MGL c.149, c.30 s.39M and c.30B. Must have at least District) Registry of Deeds at Book 26765, Page 119 subsequently assigned to Petition for Appointment of ten years of experience working with these program requirements. The RHA Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-6, Guardian of a Minor anticipates entering into a one-year contract not to exceed $32,500 for such Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-6 by Sand Canyon Corporation fka Option In the interests of Amilcar Moises Ramirez Esteban services with an option to renew at the RHA's sole discretion, for period of up to One Mortgage Corporation, a California Corporation by assignment recorded in of Lynn, MA two (2) additional years at one year intervals. Quotes must be mailed or hand said Registry of Deeds at Book 31975, Page 223; of which Mortgage the Minor delivered to the Revere Housing Authority, 70 Cooledge Street, Revere, MA 02151 undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage Essex Probate and Family Court ATT: Patricia Duffy and must be received no later than Wednesday August 17, and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 1:00 PM 45 Congress Street 2016 at 12:00 noon. For additional information contact Patricia Duffy at on August 17, 2016 at 11 Parker Hill Terrace, Lynn, MA, all and singular the Salem MA 01970 781-284-4394. premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES Item: August 3, 2016 The land in Lynn, with the buildings thereon, being now known as Lot 29, shown 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a on a plan of land made by Harris, C.E. dated 1894, recorded with Essex South Minor filed on 07/20/2016 by ADVERTISEMENT District Registry of Deeds, Book 832, Page 600 bounded and described as David Esteban-Lopez of Lynn, MA The Saugus Housing Authority (SHA), the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids follows: SOUTHEASTERLY by Estes Terrace, fifty (50) feet; NORTHEASTERLY by Lot will be held 08/31/2016 08:30 AM Guardianship of Minor Hearing from general contractors for the installation of a Wheel-in Shower and Bathroom 30, on said plan, ninety-nine and 6/100 (99 .06) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by Lot Located in Salem Renovation in one occupied apartment of Heritage Heights in Saugus, 35, on said plan, forty and 77/100 (40.77) feet; and SOUTHWESTERLY by land 2. Response to Petition: You may respond by filing a written response to the Massachusetts 01906, in accordance with the documents prepared by SHA. now or formerly of John Sheehan, Ninety- eight and 27/100 (98.27) feet. Petition or by appearing in person at the hearing. If you choose to file a written The Project consists of work estimated to cost $22,000.00. Containing 4,464 square feet of land . For title reference see Book 1 0005 Page response, you need to: Bids are subject to M.G.L.c.30B and to minimum wage rates as required by 12. Upon information and belief there is a scriveners error in the legal description File the original with the Court; and Davis-Bacon. attached to the subject Mortgage recorded at Book 26765 Page 119; wherein the Mail a copy to all interested parties at least five (5) business days before the General Bids will be received until 2:00 p.m., Thursday, September 1, 2016 and Plan indicated should have been Plan Book 1882 Page 600. For informational hearing. publicly opened forthwith. purposes only reference can also be made to Plan Book 1923 Page 600. 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an adult on behalf of the minor) has the Mailed Bids should be sent to 19 Talbot Street, Saugus, MA 01906, and received The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, right to request that counsel be appointed for the minor. no late than the date and time specified above. Bids must be clearly marked "Bid restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney's fees and costs pursuant to 4. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: A minor over age 14 has the right to be Documents for Wheel-in Shower and Bathroom Renovation". M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and present at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it is not in the minor's best Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pick-up at no cost at SHA assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. interests. after 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, August 3, 2016. Bidders requesting Contract TERMS OF SALE: THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An important court proceeding that may affect your rights Documents to be mailed to them shall include a separate check for Twenty-Five A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of has been scheduled. If you do not understand this notice or other court papers, Dollars ($25.00) per set, payable to the SHA. a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be please contact an attorney for legal advice. The job site and/or existing building will be available for inspection at 10:00 a.m. delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be Date: July 28, 2016 on Tuesday, August 23, 2016. For an appointment call Peter Genzali at (781) required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of Pamela Casey O'Brien 233-2116. the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days Register of Probate An equal opportunity employer. from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other Item: August 3, 2016 Item: August 3, 2016 check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS The Massachusetts State Lottery sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be LAND COURT entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Commission will offer a KENO monitor DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT to display the game to duly qualified recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The 16 SM 005971 description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of existing KENO To Go agent(s) as listed ORDER OF NOTICE below: an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. TO: Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale. John F. Mcrae AKA John Mcrae 7- Eleven Wells Fargo Bank, National Association as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act:, Trust 2007-6, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-6 3 Lynnfield St. 50 U.S.C. App. §501 et seq.: Lynn Present Holder of said Mortgage, The Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the By Its Attorneys, Certificateholders of the CWALT, INC., Alternative Loan Trust 2006-OA19, 7-Eleven ORLANS MORAN PLLC Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates, Series 2006-OA19 PO Box 540540 32 Hamilton St. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, Saugus Waltham, MA 02454 Every day numbered 90 President Street, given by John F. McRae and Jo-Anne McRae to Phone: (781) 790-7800 Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Home Capital 7-Eleven 14-018086 INC., its successors and assigns, dated October 4, 2006, and recorded with the July 27, August 3, 10, 2016 9 Austin Sq. Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26243, Page 355, Lynn and now held by plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. 7-Eleven If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United 1120 N. Shore Rd. States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Revere Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on Catch up with your that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in 7-Eleven this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before 264 Essex St. September 5, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are favorite team Lynn entitled to the benefits of said Act. Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER Chief Justice of this Court on July 22, 2016 7-Eleven Attest: in Item Sports! 191 Shirley St. Deborah J. 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By Michelle L. Price ASSOCIATED PRESS SALT LAKE CITY — More than 100 million acres of America’s most rugged landscapes desig- nated as wilderness are off-limits to mountain bikers, but two Utah sen- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ators have introduced leg- islation that would allow Scottish tourist Callum Strong kayaks along bikers to join hikers and the Panjshir River in Panjshir province, north horseback riders in those of Kabul, Afghanistan. scenic, undisturbed areas. The proposal is contro- versial within the biking Afghanistan’s extreme community and opposed by conservationists who say bikes would erode trails geography attracts and upset the five-decade notion of wilderness as extreme sports primitive spaces. The bill from U.S. Sens. By Lynne O’Donnell he told The Associated Mike Lee and Orrin ASSOCIATED PRESS Press as he dragged his Hatch, both Utah Repub- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS kayak out of the water licans, would give local A biker rides along a trail near Salt Lake City. PANJSHIR, Afghani- following an invigorating officials with the Bureau stan — On a recent sun- three-hour paddle down of Land Management, ny morning in northern the Panjshir River. U.S. Forest Service and lands controlled by the bikes, all-terrain vehicles While mountain biking Afghanistan, excited chil- His three friends — Brit other federal manage- federal government — and cars — in those 100- wasn’t a popular sport dren and bemused police- Joe Rea-Dickins, Scot ment agencies two years something environmen- plus million wilderness when the law was passed, men lined the banks of a James Smith and Austri- to decide in each wilder- talists and outdoor recre- acres in 44 states. It’s the they will alter the charac- fast-flowing river to watch ter of those spaces and are an Kristof Stursa — are ness area if bikes will be ation groups oppose. only blanket ban on bicy- a group of Europeans in Lee, who said he’s a for- cling in the federal public tough on trails, said Alan also recent graduates in allowed. If no decision is multicolored kayaks nav- mer mountain biker, said lands system. Rowsome with The Wil- their early 20s and am- made within two years, igate the white water. A the bike ban would be lift- his bill takes on what he The ban on “mechanical derness Society, a Wash- ateur kayakers who met drone-mounted camera ed in that area. sees as another overreach- transport” doesn’t include ington, D.C.-based conser- through their love of the also followed the kayak- The legislation, which ing federal regulation that wheelchairs, which are al- vation group. sport. They funded the ers’ progress, buzzing and has not yet had a hearing, hamstrings locals and lowed as part of the Amer- Rowsome said that only trip to Afghanistan them- hovering above them like comes from somewhat un- that there’s no evidence icans with Disabilities about 10 to 12 percent of selves, flying to Kabul a mosquito. likely sponsors. Hatch and that mountain bike tires Act, and Lee notes that all U.S. public lands are The boys, who were with their kayaks and Lee both represent Utah, cause any more erosion skis, rock climbing gear, protected under the Wil- on their way to school, then employing a local where outdoor recreation than hikers do. kayaks, which are also al- derness Act, one of “the squealed and raced along travel agent to help them and mountain biking are At issue is a part of the lowed, “arguably involve bedrock environmental the rocks as they watched transport their kit, orga- big business, but are sup- 1964 Wilderness Act re- some type of mechanical laws we have in this coun- the unusual spectacle nize permission from se- porters of the GOP state’s stricting the use of “me- action” and help people try” setting aside some ar- — no kayakers had ever curity services to travel push to takeover public chanical transport” — move about. eas as sacrosanct. come to the peaceful Pan- and move safely through jshir Valley, some 140 kilo- dangerous areas. meters (95 miles) north of Then they spent 10 days NM transit fight one of many Route 66 disputes the Afghan capital, Kabul. paddling the length of the But according to Callum Panjshir River and intro- By Russell A coalition of groups in Route 66 because the de- Route 66 went through Strong, a Scot who recent- ducing the local communi- Contreras St. Louis is trying to save velopment would force eight states and was once ly graduated with a geolo- ty to the sport. ASSOCIATED PRESS the famed Route 66 War- them to move. Meanwhile, an economic driver for gy degree from Edinburgh “Before I came here, I ren Truss Bridge from in nearby Pasadena, Cali- small towns from Illinois University, Panjshir Riv- was worried as the only ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. demolition by the Missou- fornia, residents and his- to California. As other er offers some of the best news you hear from Af- — The fight over Albuquer- ri Department of Trans- toric preservation activ- highways were built and kayaking in the world. ghanistan is bad news,” que’s plans for building a portation. Activists are ists have signaled alarm traffic left Route 66 towns, Together with three Strong said. “But I believe rapid transit route along trying to raise $1 million against the bulldozing of businesses closed and friends, he spends all his most places you go in the a stretch of historic Route by the end of the year to highway landmarks like once-popular motels went spare time and money world, most people are 66 is drawing fierce protest save it from demolition once famous diners to give in disrepair. travelling the globe in good — and the river here from some residents and and will need another $5 way to new developments. The latest fight involves search of the best white looked very good, so we business owners along the million to restore it. The In 2000, demonstrators a proposed $119-million water. Panjshir looked wanted to come.” famed highway. bridge has been closed for in Bridgeport, Okla., stood project backed by Albu- promising on the map — His friend Rea-Dickins And it’s not the only dis- six years because of its along old stretches of Route querque Mayor Richard that Afghanistan is grap- was similarly enthusias- pute seen on the Mother dangerous condition. 66 to protest the destruc- Berry. The project would pling with a 15-year in- tic, comparing Panjshir to Road in recent years. In Two years ago, resi- tion of the original roadbed build a system of express surgency was not going to the best places he’s kay- each case, the tension dents of a mobile home for new highway construc- buses and canopy-covered deter them. aked in northern Europe, came as planners in cit- park Glendora, California tion. Protesters said the stations on a stretch of “It’s extreme geogra- India and Pakistan. “In ies where Route 66 pass- fought against the con- project would destroy a Route 66 that run through phy that attracts extreme terms of white water, this es through struggled over struction of new town- piece of Oklahoma history. downtown Albuquerque sportsmen, not the fact is as good as anywhere in how to revitalize areas homes and a commercial Decommissioned as a and the University of New that the place is at war,” the world,” he said. along the 2,500-mile path. real estate project on U.S. highway in 1985, Mexico. B8 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2016 FOOD Life on the farm

“Gather some eggs, for warmth. I remember child.” she piled up cardboard Those words were mu- and tying it for them so sic to my ears when I was they could use it to insu- about 8 years old and late their shack. This be- visiting ing the south during the my step- Jim Crow era, there was grand- a dark side to life on the mother farm. in Mis- Grandmommy’s rela- sissippi. tionship with her hands She had was very secretive. I was Rosalie already told to never mention our made encounters with them. Harrington her but- Her son was filled with FOOD termilk hatred toward them and EDITOR bis- she was scared of him, cuits for as was I. He interrogat- breakfast and now she ed her when he returned was preparing grits with from business trips, chas- just a little sugar and tising her for being nice to butter in a pot that she the workers of color. She stirred with her wooden would lie to him about the spoon. After several min- corn and the cardboard utes it would be as thick and the scraps of cloth. I as porridge, just like in hate to think of that mean “Goldilocks and the Three son who lived with the Bears.” Her homemade pork sausage would be sweetest, kindest woman crumbled over the sur- I have ever admired and face and then topped with loved. She taught me so a poached egg, which I much about food and life, would bring in from the about preparing and shar- hen house. ing food with others and I loved the ritual of our the joy that comes from Sunday mornings before that. Great memories: church. Grandmommy milking cows, churning was a Baptist, and so was butter, gathering vegeta- I, after she had me bap- bles, making cobblers and tized the summer before. Southern fried chicken, The rituals were finished sweet potato pies, jams, off with “visitin’” time on Rosalie serves a “Breakfast at Dinner” meal of Eggs Benedict as a nostalgic treat, but for an add- pickled peaches, pickled Sunday afternoons. She ed surprise includes a layer of fried green tomatoes. watermelon rind and can- often brought along one of ning fruits and vegeta- her sweet potato pies or a was relaxed and jovial, a ries are about the time I outhouse. That was the ton, which I recall as being bles. She was my cooking peach cobbler. difference explained by spent in Mississippi, and biggest challenge for me, a nasty job. They gath- 101. If I ever get to heaven Recently, my friend Su- her being of a lower class the warmth and goodness a girl whose lower-mid- ered corn, which was used I hope to meet her again sie brought me some grits I would learn later, and of Grandmommy. The dle-class neighborhood mostly to process into to tell her what she meant from her visit back home who made jokes that Nono “hands” who helped run lifestyle included hard- meal. I don’t believe it was to me. My oldest daugh- in Virginia. Contemplat- didn’t seem to appreci- her plantation lived in wood floors, showers,ever served on the cob. ter, Sue, and I spend more ing the grits and their ate most of the time. His a shack on her property. baths and central heat. But she often sent corn time together now that powerful ability to bring stern, unstated reproach At least a dozen shared Life was hard for my to the hands, along with she is into Scrabble, like me back to Grandmom- never quieted her, thank the one-room dwelling. grandmother, and these leftover scraps of materi- me. She’s been doing a lot my and those wonderful goodness. There was a well for wa- workers were her saving al that they would hand of crossword puzzles late- Mississippi summers, I Some of my best memo- ter, no bathrooms, just an grace. They picked the cot- sew into clothing or quilts ly and her game is greatly am reminded of how dif- improved as a result. She ferent, and yet similar, unexpectedly stayed for her cooking was to that of Eggs Benedict Updated dinner the other night my Italian grandmother, and I decided to make my Noni, in Revere. Noni — Gather everything you will need as this goes quickly. one of her favorite dishes, didn’t make polenta often, Eggs Benedict, Egg’s Ben- in fact it was my Nono, — Cut or fork-split an English muffin for each person; toast at the last minute. ny as we referred to them my grandfather, who — Make half-inch slices out of 3 green tomatoes. in Rosalie’s restaurant. made it. Polenta, which — Flour each slice and shake off excess. Dip them into buttermilk. In our family, we like is similar to grits, was a breakfast or brunch any project to make then, be- — If you don’t have any buttermilk you can mix 1 Tbsp. of lemon juice with 1 cup of milk to make some. time of day. My daughter fore boxes of instant po- — Next, press the tomato slices slightly into corn meal on each side. Kathy, who was a cook, a lenta started appearing bartender and did any- on store shelves. Not that — Pour 3 Tbsp. olive oil in a sauté pan and heat on medium high. Add tomatoes, making sure not to crowd the pan. thing we needed at the Nono would have consid- — Turn after a minute or so and brown the other side, and remove to an oven-proof dish lined with paper towels. ered buying any product restaurant, made me a that would shorten, and — Remove the towels and keep the tomatoes warm in a 250 degree oven until you need them. cookbook years ago with thus diminish, the polen- — Prepare the Hollandaise by placing 3 large egg yolks in a blender or food processor with 1/4 tsp. of Dijon mustard, a dash of white my recipes. The Eggs Ben- edict recipe called for “36 ta-making process. pepper and 2 Tbsp. of fresh lemon juice and pulse or blend for a few seconds. He would turn his “por- egg yolks and 15 sticks of ridge” out onto a marble — Melt 1 stick of butter (1/2 cup) over low heat or in the microwave. With the machine running, carefully pour the hot butter in a unsalted butter,” and that slab that he shaped into steady stream. Like magic, the mixture should thicken quickly. was enough Hollandaise to top off dozens of orders a big log. Carefully, he — Pour the mixture into a bowl and place over warm water to keep warm. would cut it with a string, of Eggs Benedict. I nar- with the same artful — On a plate, have two pieces of sliced ham for each person ready to go. rowed it down and fried gestures that a violinist — Toast the English muffins and keep the toasted muffins on a sheet pan to keep them warm. up some green tomatoes might use when perform- to make it more current to ing before a rapt, tuxe- — In a sauté pan, bring several cups of water to a boil, salt the water and lower the heat to a simmer. One at a time, crack open add to the layers of ham doed audience. Nono was the eggs into the simmering water bath, allowing two for each person. Come close to the water but be careful not to burn your hands. and poached egg. After very serious about most — Remove with a slotted spoon carefully when the yolks appear to be set. “Breakfast at Dinner” and things, especially about a game of Scrabble and his polenta preparation — Arrange the halves of English muffins on each plate, spread a little hollandaise on each sparingly, add the ham, the fried green splitting a beer, it went and serving. This was tomatoes and top with poached eggs and drizzle a scant tsp. of Hollandaise on each portion. down as a perfect end of a quite unlike his wife, who summer day. Get ready for coffee’s next wave: CALLING ALL COOKS Does the woman down the street make draw “oohs” and “aahs?” If so, we’d love Cuppings and $200 grinders a bolognese to die for? Does the man at to meet and feature them and a favorite work bake a mean blueberry pie? Are recipe in our new weekly Neighborhood By Beth J. Harpaz your mama’s quesadillas or creative Cooks column on our Food pages. 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