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WaterVOL. 86 NO. 151 TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2017 75 cents Commission updated Water Commission and DPW staff met on on meter Tuesday. (Photo by Amy Porter) replacement, Water Students get in the swing of things by filling out paperwork at the Westfield Middle water bond School yesterday. See additional photos Page 8. (Photos by Lynn F. Boscher) By Amy Porter Correspondent Commission WESTFIELD – Water Commissioners agreed Tuesday to keep the water Westfield Schools Open restriction until at least the temporary responds to treatment on Well 2 comes online, and to reconsider the issue at the next meeting. Commissioners also voted to set a fee schedule for failure to respond letter from to the Water Department after six con- tacts to make an appointment to replace water meters. Department of Public Works councilor Systems Engineer Heather Stayton said the department is under contract with a contractor for the meter replace- at meeting ment program and letters will be going By Amy Porter out to residents. “If someone doesn’t Correspondent respond to change out their meter; we WESTFIELD – The Water Commission met would still have to continue to send on Tuesday to talk about the water restriction, out meter readers by hand,” Stayton the meter replacement project, and to hear said, and suggested that a quarterly fee updates on projects funded by the $13 million for having to send someone out to water bond. Before any of that business was Lyric Lamagdelaine, Victoria Pike and Lauren Mrs. Kathy Schabowski helps the hand read meter usage be implement- new student with his forms at the conducted, however; time was spent respond- Harkinn Westfield State University students help out ing to a letter received from At-large Councilor ed. The new meters are wireless, and Westfield Middle School. will be read at a receiving station. on HOOT Day. Dave Flaherty that he requested be addressed DPW Office Manager Hannah during public participation. Flaherty said he Larkham said that Southwick, which could not be there due to a scheduling conflict. has the same meter program bills The letter, which Department of Public twice a year, and started the fine for Works Director David Billips read in part, and non-contact at $25, and has been dou- former Ward 4 Councilor Mary O’Connell bling the fee in subsequent bills. They City Council Preview Sept. 6, 2018 came to support, offered suggestions to the are now up to $100, Larkham said, Water Commission to quell residents’ con- cerns about contamination by perfluoroalkyl adding that wouldn’t work for By Amy Porter Account. Beltrandi said the substances in the water supply. Westfield, which bills every month. Correspondent License/Off Street Parking is being The first suggestion Flaherty made was to DPW Director David Billips sug- WESTFIELD – City Council moved from under Community ask the Water Commission to consider setting gested implementing a fine of $25 per President John J. Beltrandi, III Development to the City Clerk’s its standards for threshold levels lower than quarter, to increase to $50 per quarter noted that of four grants coming to office. those currently required in Massachusetts, after one year. He said the meters will the council from Mayor Brian P. Several personnel appointments since their goal is “non-detect” for the com- be replaced over the next year and a Sullivan at Thursday’s meeting, and GL disclosures are on the pounds. half. The contract requires three con- three have no matching money agenda, among them the reappoint- Billips said the threshold standards are set tacts be made by phone to residents, from the city. ment of Bryan Forrette as the by the Department of Environmental Protection and three by mail, before any fine Immediate consideration is being Director of Facilities Management, and the Environmental Protection Agency. He requested for the acceptance of a for a term to expire in February of said if the city is treating the water and going See Commission Update, Page 5 federal grant of $2.7 million from 2021. for “non-detect,” it doesn’t matter. He also the Department of Transportation A public hearing will be held for said the city may at times set lower standards for Westfield Barnes Airport to a special permit application sub- for industry, but it doesn’t set standards for improve airfield drainage. The mitted by D.F. Chase, Inc. for a itself. grant was announced on Aug. 27. It Business B truck terminal to be “Right now, our goal is the lowest level that John J. can be detected. You can’t set it lower than is funded by the Federal Aviation Beltrandi, III. located at Medeiros Way. Agency airport improvement pro- that,” Billips said. City Council President Later in the agenda, the Ad-Hoc Systems Engineer Heather Stayton added gram. Business committee will be sub- that the levels differ for different perfluorinat- Also for immediate consideration mitting a request that City zoning ed compounds. “However low their levels go, is a grant of $50,000 to the Department of ordinances for special permit granting authority we want it to not be there. We’ll change out Public Works from the Mass CBC, for the be reviewed. At a recent meeting, the commit- before any gets there,” Stayton said. Wastewater Treatment Plant $25,000 (city tee discussed zoning amendment language pre- Commissioner Ronald Cole asked Stayton expense is $5,000), for a total project of pared by the Law Department, and approved by what would be the frequency of testing. $75,000. Although requests for immediate con- the Planning Department that would replace Stayton replied that currently the DEP is sideration have been a topic of discussion at City Council with Planning Board as the special requiring quarterly testing before the treatment recent council meetings, often those attached to permit granting authority. The committee will comes online. She said she is trying to get grants are due to acceptance deadlines. refer the request to Legislative & Ordinance information on the requirements after it comes Two other grants requesting acceptance by sub-committee on Thursday. online, but that it would not be tested less the council include one for $13,670 from the Also from the Ad-hoc Business committee often. She said the city will test the water Massachusetts Emergency Management will be a request originally from the Chamber before it enters the filtration vessel, in the ves- Agency to the Westfield Emergency of Commerce to increase no cost downtown on- sel at different levels, and after the vessel. Management Agency for supplies, equipment street parking to two hours, and off-street park- “I know other states have set stricter stan- and training; and one for $65,170 federal share ing to three hours. dards,” O’Connell said. “People are concerned from the Department of Homeland Security The second reading and final passage of an about this. I understand your commitment to Assistance to Firefighters grant to the Westfield ordinance for outdoor dining/sidewalk cafes is non-detect. I’d like to see it in writing to reas- Fire Department to train for Active Shooter expected to be voted on Thursday. sure people,” she added. Hostile Event (ASHE) incidents. This grant is “As far as making the commitment to the The Well 2 temporary filtration Two new motions by city councilors have people of Westfield, this Water Department system is being installed near the asking for a 10% city match of $6,516. been added to the eleven by Ward 3 Councilor has been doing that for decades. We’ve always intersection of Union St., Also requested for immediate consideration Andrew K. Surprise that have been on the had that commitment,” Billips said, later add- SpringdaleProf. Rd. and PapermillGeorge Rd. Michaelby the Mayor is the transfer of $77,548 from the agenda since June. Surprise’s motions involve ing that people with no knowledge of the sys- in Westfield. (WNG file photo) Off Street Parking, Full time Hourly Account to tem have made statements about people in the WSU Terrorism Expertthe City Clerk Department Full time Hourly See City Council Preview, Page 5 department, which he called “reprehensible.”

RADIO FOR THE WESTFIELD MASSES “From my standpoint, if we were to set The Westfield some numerical standard, it would not be as News Radio flexible as our commitment to non-detect,” Show See Water, Page 5 Thursday Woman facing charges Line-Up 6am-8am after crashing into pole By Greg Fitzpatrick Correspondent SOUTHWICK – A 33-year-old female is facing charges of drunken ThisThis Thursday...Thursday... driving, operating to endanger, marked lanes violation, child endanger- ment, and assault and battery on ambulance personnel after crashing her 6am-8am: vehicle into a pole on Monday afternoon. BOB McKEAN According to Southwick Chief of Police Kevin Bishop, Stacey M. Executive Director Stanley Park Thomas of Otis crashed her motor vehicle into a utility pole at around 4 Kristine Hupfer p.m. on Monday afternoon with a 1-year-old boy in the backseat. Westfield Public Schools Thomas was traveling south bound on College Hwy in a black 2007 Mark Boardman & Jennifer Gruzska City Engineer Mark Cressotti, Mary Westfield Rotary Club Audi, two individuals spotted the woman swerving and reported it to Drug Task Force Southwick police officers who were at a nearby gas station. After the O”Connell, and Councilor Cindy C. Harris Download WSKB from your Tune In Radio App at Water Commission meeting. (Photo by or watch on Comcast Cable CH. 15 See Charges, Page 5 Amy Porter) PAGE 2 - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS

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TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, Sept. 5, the 248th day of 2018. There are 117 days left in the year.

n Sept. 5, 1972, the Palestinian group Black In 1975, President Gerald R. Ford escaped an attempt on his Five years ago: September attacked the Israeli Olympic delega- life by Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme, a disciple of Charles Man- President Barack Obama, in St. Petersburg for a G-20 summit, Otion at the Munich Games; 11 Israelis, five guer- son, in Sacramento, California. pressed fellow world leaders to support a U.S. strike on Syria; how- rillas and a police officer were killed in the resulting ever, he encountered opposition from Russia, China and even the siege. In 1986, four hijackers who had seized a Pan Am jumbo jet on European Union, who said it was too soon for military action. the ground in Karachi, Pakistan, opened fire when the lights On this date: inside the plane failed; a total of 20 people were killed before One year ago: In 1698, Russia’s Peter the Great imposed a tax on beards. Pakistani commandos stormed the jetliner. President Donald Trump announced that he was phasing out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program In 1774, the first Continental Congress assembled in Philadel- In 1997, breaking the royal reticence over the death of Prin- protecting young immigrants who were brought to the country phia. cess Diana, Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II delivered a televised illegally, but said he was giving Congress six months to come address in which she called her former daughter-in-law “a re- up with an alternative; he later tweeted that if Congress couldn’t In 1882, the nation’s first Labor Day was celebrated with a pa- markable person.” Mother Teresa died in Calcutta, India, at age do so, he would “revisit” the issue. Hurricane Irma strength- rade in New York. (Although Labor Day now takes place on the 87; conductor Sir Georg Solti (johrj SHOL’-tee) died in France ened to a Category 5 storm as it approached the northeast Ca- first Monday of September, this first celebration occurred on a at age 84. ribbean on a path toward the United States. Tuesday.) In 2002, Afghan President Hamid Karzai (HAH’-mihd KAHR’- Today’s Birthdays: In 1939, four days after war had broken out in Europe, Presi- zy) survived an assassination attempt in Kandahar, hours after Former Federal Reserve Board chairman Paul A. Volcker is dent Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a proclamation declaring an explosives-packed car tore through a Kabul market. 91. Comedian-actor Bob Newhart is 89. Actress-singer Carol U.S. neutrality in the conflict. Lawrence is 86. Former NFL All-Pro quarterback and college In 2005, President George W. Bush nominated John Roberts to football Hall of Famer Billy Kilmer is 79. Actor William Devane In 1945, Japanese-American Iva Toguri D’Aquino, suspected succeed the late William Rehnquist as chief justice of the Unit- is 79. Actor George Lazenby is 79. Actress Raquel Welch is of being wartime broadcaster “Tokyo Rose,” was arrested in ed States. An Indonesian jetliner crashed, killing 149 people, 78. Movie director Werner Herzog is 76. Singer Al Stewart is Yokohama. (D’Aquino was later convicted of treason and including 49 on the ground; 17 passengers survived. 73. Actor-director Dennis Dugan is 72. College Football Hall of served six years in prison; she was pardoned in 1977 by Presi- Famer Jerry LeVias is 72. Singer Loudon Wainwright III is 72. dent Gerald R. Ford.) Ten years ago: Soul/rock musician Mel Collins is 71. “Cathy” cartoonist Cathy Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice became the highest-rank- Guisewite is 68. Actor Michael Keaton is 67. Country musician In 1960, at the Rome Olympics, American boxer Cassius Clay ing American official in half a century to visit Libya, where she Jamie Oldaker (The Tractors) is 67. Actress Debbie Turner- (Muhammad Ali) defeated Zbigniew Pietrzykowski of Poland met Moammar Gadhafi. Europe’s Rosetta space probe flew Larson (Marta in “The Sound of Music”) is 62. Actress Kristian to win the light-heavyweight gold medal; Wilma Rudolph of the by the Steins asteroid 250 million miles from Earth. Publish- Alfonso is 55. Rhythm-and-blues singer Terry Ellis is 55. Rock United States won the second of her three gold medals with the ing giant Robert Giroux, who’d guided and supported dozens musician Brad Wilk is 50. TV personality Dweezil Zappa is 49. 200-meter sprint. of great writers from T.S. Eliot and Jack Kerouac to Bernard Actress Rose McGowan is 45. Actress Carice Van Houten Malamud and Susan Sontag, died in Tinton Falls, New Jersey, is 42. Rock musician Kyle O’Quin (Portugal. The Man) is 33. In 1961, President John F. Kennedy signed legislation making at age 94. Actor Andrew Ducote is 32. Actress Kat Graham is 32. Olym- aircraft hijackings a federal crime. pic gold medal figure skater Yuna Kim is 28. Actor Skandar Keynes is 27. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 - PAGE 3

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Listen to latest PulseLine Calls at http://www.thewestfieldnews.com US Sen. Warren calls for 3 debates BOSTON (AP) — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren is calling for three debates during the upcoming general election campaign. The Massachusetts Democrat will face off against Republican state Rep. Geoff Diehl in the November contest as she seeks a second six-year term. Warren says she’s planning to appear at the debates, includ- ing one scheduled for Oct. 21 and sponsored by a consortium of western Massachusetts media outlets, and a second sched- Jay Gonzalez celebrates victory over Bob Massie in the Massachusetts Democratic gubernatorial primary, Tuesday, Sept. 4, uled for Oct. 30 sponsored by the Boston Globe and WCVB- 2018, in Boston. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer) TV. A third, as yet unscheduled debate, will be sponsored by WBZ-TV. An aide to Warren said she expects Diehl to agree and looks Gov. Charlie Baker wins GOP vote, forward to debating in October. An aide to Diehl didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. He defeated two other candidates to win the Republican nomination Tuesday. to face Gonzalez in fall BOSTON (AP) — Republican Gov. Charlie Baker, a mod- erate seeking a second term in solidly Democratic Massachusetts, fended off a primary challenge Tuesday from conservative minister Scott Lively, a staunch supporter of 2 in state House leadership President Donald Trump who questioned Baker’s commit- ment to the Republican platform. ousted in primaries Baker, who has distanced himself from Trump, will face the BOSTON (AP) — Two veteran state lawmakers from winner of the Democratic primary, Jay Gonzalez, in November. Boston who were part of the House leadership have been He defeated Robert Massie on Tuesday. defeated by challengers in Democratic primaries. Polling has shown Baker to be highly popular with voters, Rep. Jeffrey Sanchez, chairman of the powerful House including many Democrats, throughout his first term — sup- Ways and Means Committee, lost his re-election bid on port he credits in part to his willingness to work with Tuesday to Democrat Nika Elugardo. Sanchez had served in Democratic legislative leaders at the Statehouse. the House since 2003. Baker has said he did not cast a vote in the 2016 presidential Rep. Byron Rushing, the assistant majority leader in the election because he didn’t believe Trump had the “tempera- House who was first elected to the Legislature in 1982, was ment” to be president, nor was he a “fan” of Hillary Clinton. In this Thursday, July 27, 2017 file photo, Mass. Gov. defeated by Democrat Jon Santiago. He has been a frequent critic of White House policy. Charlie Baker addresses a gathering at the Statehouse in Elugardo had made immigration a key issue in the cam- Lively, who has called Trump “God’s man in the White Boston. Baker defeated Scott Lively in the Sept. 4, 2018, paign. She criticized Sanchez for not insisting upon language House,” frequently called Baker a RINO — a Republican in Republican primary and will face Democrat Jay Gonzalez in in the final version of the state budget that called for sharp name only — but had little money or staff to mount a serious the November general election. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa, File) limits on cooperation between police and federal immigration challenge to the well-financed incumbent. officials. Addressing supporters Tuesday night, Baker rattled off a list Sanchez said while he personally supported that language, of what he said were the accomplishments of his administra- came under scrutiny during the crippling winter of 2015. there wasn’t enough House backing for it. tion over the past four years. He said Massachusetts added He has pledged if elected to fire Keolis, the private firm that 180,000 new jobs, eliminated a state budget deficit, increased currently operates the T’s commuter rail network, and end state funding for public education, and made progress in tack- efforts to privatize other aspects of the transit system. ling the opioid addiction crisis, all without raising taxes. Baker says transit service has improved significantly during “We believe that people in public life can, and should, his term but acknowledges that more needs to be done. debate the issues respectfully, and seek common ground Gonzalez’s bid for the nomination received a major boost in The Westfield News whenever possible,” Baker said. June when he was endorsed by delegates to the Democratic A publication of the Westfield News Group LLC Gonzalez’s background is similar to that of Baker. Before state convention. entering politics, each served as state Secretary of Massie, a longtime political and environmental activist, Flora Masciadrelli James Johnson-Corwin Director of Sales/ Multi-Media Manager Administration and Finance — Gonzalez under former won the endorsement of the Bernie Sanders-inspired Our Classified Manager Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick, and Baker under former Revolution group, but struggled to raise cash and was twice Marie Brazee Republican Gov. Paul Cellucci. And Gonzalez, like Baker, forced to take out personal loans to keep his campaign afloat. Chris Putz Business Manager Sports Editor headed a health insurance company after leaving state govern- Baker enters the general election campaign with a sizable Lorie Perry ment. financial edge, having raised more than $8 million for his re- Director of Ad Production Gonzalez said Baker needs to do more than just be liked. election effort and reporting a campaign balance of $6.6 mil- “I get it, it’s a relief to have a governor who seems nice and lion through mid-August. Gonzalez reported a balance of Patrick R. Berry isn’t a crazy right-wing extremist,” Gonzalez told supporters. $367,000. President “With Donald Trump setting the bar so low, nice and not crazy Gonzalez will run in the fall with Quentin Palfrey, a one- seems pretty good. But it’s not good enough.” time aide to former President Barack Obama who defeated 62 School Street, Westfield , MA 01085 The ongoing trouble with the Massachusetts Bay Jimmy Tingle, a comedian, in the Democratic primary for (413)562-4181 Transportation Authority — better known as the “T″ — was lieutenant governor. www.thewestfieldnews.com the top issue among voters he met during the campaign. It Republican Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito ran unopposed.

Mass. Democrat defeats 10-term incumbent in House race BOSTON (AP) — In a political stunner, blame them. I’m just as upset as they are, but black attorney from Springfield who had incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Michael so be it. This is the way life goes,” he said. hoped to become the first Muslim to serve in Capuano lost Tuesday’s primary to Ayanna The race between Capuano and Pressley Congress from Massachusetts. Neal, the dean Pressley, a Boston city councilor who is virtu- was perhaps the most closely watched contest of the state’s House delegation, first was ally assured of becoming the first black in Massachusetts, especially since Pressley elected in 1989. woman to serve Massachusetts in Congress. drew comparisons to Ocasio-Cortez. Two other Democratic House incumbents, The 44-year-old’s upset over a 10-term The 7th Congressional District is the only William Keating and Joe Kennedy, fended off incumbent congressman underscores the shift one in the state where minorities comprise a primary challenges on Tuesday. Kennedy, the underway in a Democratic Party whose base is majority of the population. grandson of the late U.S. Sen. Robert F. seeking younger, more diverse candidates “This is a fight for the soul of our party and Kennedy, delivered the Democratic response who embrace liberal policies. Her victory the future of our democracy,” Pressley said to Trump’s State of the Union address earlier comes just two months after Alexandria Tuesday while campaigning in the district. this year. Ocasio-Cortez similarly defeated a top House “And a reliable vote is not good enough.” Another Democrat, U.S. Rep. Niki Tsongas, leader in a primary for a New York congres- Capuano is considered one of the most lib- is retiring at the end of this term, and that open sional seat. eral members of the Massachusetts delega- seat touched off a political scramble with 10 Ocasio-Cortez on Tuesday night tweeted a tion, and Pressley had acknowledged she had candidates on the Democratic primary ballot. selfie of both women together and wrote, “In few major policy quarrels with him. Republican Gov. Charlie Baker won his June, I won my primary. Tonight, she won There is no Republican on the November party’s nomination for a second term, defeat- hers. Here’s to November.” A Pressley cam- ballot in the district, meaning Pressley is virtu- ing Scott Lively, a conservative minister and paign insider, meanwhile, posted a video ally assured of entering Congress in January. staunch supporter of Trump who frequently showing the candidate the moment she learned Massachusetts’ last Democratic primary called Baker — a frequent critic of the presi- she’d won. upset came in 2014, when Seth Moulton dent — a RINO, or Republican in Name Only. Ayanna Pressley Pressley, the first black woman to serve on defeated Rep. John Tierney in the state’s 6th Baker will face Democrat Jay Gonzalez in the council, is now on track to represent an Congressional District. November. the issues respectfully and seek common area of Massachusetts once served by Democratic U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren Baker, a moderate who has been popular ground whenever possible.” Democratic icons Tip O’Neill and John F. sailed through her primary unopposed. She’ll with voters in what is perceived as one of the Neither Gonzales nor his primary opponent Kennedy. face Geoff Diehl, a state representative who nation’s bluest states, will face Gonzalez, who Democrat Robert Massie, a longtime political “Change is coming and the future belongs served as co-chairman of President Donald served as secretary of administration and and environmental activist, was well-known to all of us,” Pressley told wildly cheering Trump’s 2016 campaign in the state and finance under Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick. outside party activist circles. Both contended supporters Tuesday night. defeated two other Republicans for his party’s “At a time when our country is having that Baker’s support among voters was soft A subdued Capuano told supporters he did nomination. trouble finding common ground on so many and that his administration had failed to make everything he could to win re-election. Another veteran congressman, Democratic issues, we in Massachusetts are the excep- significant strides in many areas, particularly “Apparently the district just is very upset Rep. Richard Neal, won a spirited primary tion,” Baker told supporters. “We believe that the problems plaguing the Boston-area transit with lots of things that are going on. I don’t showdown with Tahirah Amatul-Wadud, a people in public life can, and should, debate system known as the “T.” THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 - PAGE 5 Obituaries Faces of Police Logs thewestfieldnews.com/category/obituaries/ WESTFIELD Major crime and incident report\ Nancy A. Petersen Sue West, SVP Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2018 Granville—Nancy A. Carson 2:17 p.m.: animal complaint, Tangelewood Drive, a caller (Wackerbarth) Petersen 74, a reports a stray gecko, the responding animal control officer lifelong Granville resident, BHN The Carson Center reports the gecko was transported to the Westfield Animal passed away peacefully on Shelter; August 27, 2018 at her home; Mental Health, Addictions 3:35 p.m.: breaking and entering, Avery Street, a caller surrounded by her loving fam- and Developmental Services reports his home has been broken into repeatedly over the ily. She was born on January past two weeks and property has been stolen, the responding 31, 1944, in Hartford, Close to home officer reports the case is under investigation. Connecticut; a daughter of the late Frederic S. and Nancy Cole didn’t even own a (Woodger) Wackerbarth. cellphone back then; he Water Nancy was preceded by her didn’t like them. Now he Continued from Page 1 sister, Bette J. Rose in uses one to read him his February of 2007. e-mail and even books. It Stayton said. Nancy retired in 2008; after 42 years as Office Manager was too hard to learn Braille The second suggestion made by Flaherty in the letter was and Treasurer of her family’s business, Wackerbarth Box because the brain injury makes it hard to retain new infor- based on “concern in the community that our filters will not be Manufacturing Company, located in Granville. She was a mation. swapped out before ‘breakthrough’ of harmful Perfluoroalkyls.” member of the Granville Federated Church. Nancy was “Thank God for my wife. You know, after I had the acci- Flaherty suggested that policies and procedures of the depart- the Treasurer of Granville Cemetery (in which she fol- dent, they put this metal plate in my head. They had to ment for the use of the filtration system and the timing of lowed in the footsteps of her father). She was a member remove part of my brain that was damaged. I like to say replacement be made available to the public. of the Granville Library Club, Past President and member that my wife is that part of my brain now. She keeps the Billips said when a new process is brought online, it always of the committee for the annual Granville Harvest Fair. checkbook and does the bills and remembers the things I comes with a formal plan, including how often it will be tested Nancy will be remembered by many for making from don’t. I’m a lucky, man. and changed out. scratch her delicious homemade jellies, relishes and pick- “I was glad Jimmy offered me a ride home that night. “The question is would that be available to the public,” Cole les. She also had a talent for woodworking and painting. My car was in the shop. There was a minute—it was sec- asked. Billips said they would put the testing policy out there. onds, really, now that I think about it, but they stretched Nancy’s love of the outdoors was most evident in her “With each component, operation manuals are developed,” out into a whole world of time–I saw that we weren’t turn- Stayton said, adding they are too large to put online, but could gardening. She loved her summer home in Otis with her ing and I saw that he wasn’t even looking up at the road. family and friends; and swimming with her beloved He was reading a text from his girlfriend. be made available for the public to view, but not copy. She said Labrador Retrievers. It must have got him thinking for two seconds. He didn’t the manuals are “living documents” that are changed and Nancy loved to go “four wheeling” on the dunes of survive, so I don’t know what he was thinking. updated over time, and the only copy should be with the Cape Cod with her husband and friends. Her true passion I do remember what I was thinking. It was, ‘This is operator. “I would not want multiple copies out there,” she will always be the dedication she had to her family. gonna hurt.’ It did.” said. Nancy’s most precious moments were spent with her We forget, you know, how everything really works. That “From a security standpoint, you don’t want that informa- devoted husband of over 54 glorious years, Gary W. we are all depending on each other out there. tion out there,” said DPW Assistant Director Francis Cain. He Petersen. She will also be missed by her dear siblings, We’re just hoping that we’ll stay awake for each other, added that the documents for the vessels alone were “just shy Susan M. Snelgrove, James F. Wackerbarth and his com- stop at the reds and slow at the yellows because if we of” 500 pages. panion Karen Robtoy, all of Granville, Stephen don’t, we crack to bits. O’Connell asked whether general policy information would Wackerbarth and his wife Valerie, of Florida; a cherished The driver’s girlfriend came to see me in the hospital satisfy Flaherty’s request. Billips repeated that it sounded as brother in law, Daniel Rose of New York; and many lov- when I woke up. It was almost a year later. I didn’t know though the testing schedule was the information being request- ing nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. who she was. She wanted to say she was sorry she sent the ed, which they could supply. Nancy’s family is eternally grateful and wishes to thank text. She knew he’d be driving, but she thought he’d look “We are here to make sure it’s as good as it can get. Our Dr. Subramony Subramonia-Lyer of Mercy Medical at it later. commitment to zero detect is a testament to that,” added Cole. Center-Oncology Group; to Katie in the Infusion Dept. ; I wasn’t very good at putting my words together then. I The third suggestion in the letter was to post all water testing and to Baystate Hospice for their care and compassion, couldn’t find any for her. I wasn’t thinking about her send- results within five days. Stayton said all testing has been particulary Amy Marie and Kelly. ing the text or his reading it. I was wondering how I was posted for the last year and a half. She said the results gener- going to live. There’s a lot to get used to when you lose ally take two weeks, after which she sends them to Information The family will gather and receive friends from your sight. I’m still not always sure the chair will be right 10:00AM – 11:00AM on Saturday (Sept. 8, 2018) in the Technology to post. She said sometimes, if they question the there under me when I go to sit down. I decided right then validity of a test, they will do a confirmation test before post- Southwick Forastiere Family Funeral Home, 624 College and there just not to be afraid of it all. Being afraid just Highway (Highway 10/202) in Southwick with a funeral ing; adding that generally occurs when the results are lower wasn’t going to help any. than expected. home service to follow at 11:00AM. Private burial. In lieu The people at my Carson Traumatic Brain Injury group of flowers please make a memorial contribution in “We do get it out as quickly as we can,” Stayton said. help with all of this stuff. They get me out of myself. They “I just came on behalf of Dave (Flaherty). These are just Nancy’s name to either the American Cancer Society, 30 help me remember how good it is to be part of something Speen St. Framingham, MA 01701 or to the Granville while I figure out this new way of living. suggestions. Any board or commission should be open com- Ambulance Service, P.O. Box 247, Granville, MA 01034. Well, as some of the young kids say, “X to the text.” munication,” O’Connell said, before asking Billips to read the You may visit www.forastiere.com to offer a personal By JAC Patrissi close of the letter out loud: note of condolence to the family. “I know that we have dedicated talented people on the Water Commission and in the Water Department, and that they do their best to ensure that we deliver safe reliable water to people in town. However, this particular issue has scared people (and enraged a bunch of people), and I think we – the city – need to make extra efforts to assure them that the water is safe, and that we are doing everything we can to remove Perfluoroalkyl substances, and other nasty stuff, from the water supply,” Flaherty wrote. “I think all of you do a tremendous job,” said At-large Westfield Gas + Electric is a proud supporter of Councilor Cindy C. Harris, before the public participation closed. Harris said she has always expressed her support for The Carson Center the department, and is behind them 100%. Both Billips and Morningside Cole thanked her for her support of the work they’re doing. Listen at WSKB.org or watch on Comcast Cable CH. 15 •••••••• MOnDAyS •••••••• RADIO FOR THE WESTFIELD MASSES City Council Preview 6-8 am: By George…it’s Monday Continued from Page 1 with George Delisle changes to the City Charter, many involving the budget process. 8-10am: Owls on the Air with Michael The new motions include one from Beltrandi, along with Councilors Robert A. Paul, Sr. and Dave Flaherty to review the “Buster” McMahon ‘92 mayor’s compensation, to be referred to the Long-Range Finance sub-committee. Beltrandi said they are trying to get compen- sation for the mayor of Westfield on par with other comparable communities. “It’s on the low end. Population-wise, it doesn’t •••••••• TuESDAyS ••••••• make sense,” Beltrandi said. 6-8 am: WOW, It’s Tuesday, with Bob Plasse The other new motion is a request from Flaherty for an update on the status of the All-Abilities playground by the next City 8-10am: Ken’s Den, with Ken Stomski Council meeting, to be referred to the Mayor, Parks and Recreation Commission, and Commission for Citizens with Disabilities. •••••• WEDnESDAyS ••••• 6-8 am: Wake Up Wed., with Tina Gorman Commission Update Charges 8-10am: Wednesday Roll Call - Rotating Hosts Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 1st Wed On The Town with Mayor Brian Sullivan officers pursued the report, and Denny Atkins (8-10am) would be assessed. Stayton said residents would be noti- they arrived near Blossoming 2nd Wed Window into Westside fied in plenty of time in Acres on College Hwy, to with Mayor Wil Reichelt (8-9am) advance before their meters find the motor vehicle crashed would be scheduled to be into a utility pole that was Chamber Chatter snapped in half. with Kate Phelon (9-10am) replaced. “You can only have so Southwick Police reported 3rd Wed Everything Southwick much time that the contractor that prior to Thomas hitting with Selectman Joe Deedy (8-9am) is involved,” said DPW the pole, she sped off from the Mobile Station at 600 ArtsBeat with Mark Auerbach (9-10am) Assistant Director Francis Cain. He said the meter swap College Hwy after shoplift- 4th Wed Rock on Westfield out only takes 25 to 30 min- ing from the store. with Harry Rock (8-9am) utes. Both Thomas and the A vote was taken and passed Water Commissioners Joseph Popelarczyk, Ronald Cole 1-year-old boy were trans- Boys and Girls Club Hour ported to Baystate Medical with Bill Parks (9-10am) to charge a $25 quarterly fee and Matthew Barnes, and DPW Director David Billips. for failure to make an appoint- (Photo by Amy Porter) Center in Springfield to be evaluated, but were found to ••••••• THuRSDAyS •••••• ment to replace meters; to go ment is planning to erect a and 8 is May, 2019. He also have no injuries. up to $50 quarterly the second temporary wooden frame and said the price went up, partly 6-8 am: The Westfield News Radio Show, Thomas is being sum- year. tension cloth to protect and due to tariffs. Following the with host Patrick Berry moned to court to face the DPW officials also updated wrap the vessel at Well 2 over meeting, Billips said the price charges of drunken driving, 8-9 am: In The Flow with Rob & Joe: the commissioners on the sta- the winter. Cain said the frame increased by about $150,000. operating to endanger, tus of the $13 million water would have a pitched roof He also said the timing will Westfield Tech. Academy’s marked lanes violation, child filtration bond projects. Cain with material over it. They depend on whether the winter Rob Ollari & Joe Langone endangerment, and two said they have broken ground also plan to install some heat- is mild enough to work counts of assault and battery 9-10am: Superintendents’ Spotlight for the permanent structure for ing, probably propane. through. on ambulance personnel. with Stefan Czaporowski Wells 7 and 8 and have had Stayton said the Department Billips said they met with Due to the accident, the the lot cleared of trees. He of Environmental Protection the design company for the E. ••••••••• FRIDAyS •••••••• section of College Hwy from said the land clearing devel- is also coming to the Well 2 Mountain water tank last The Notch Travel Center to 6-8 am: JP’s Talk about Town, with Jay Pagluica oper is coming on Wednesday, site this week for an overall week, and held a site evalua- Congamond Road had was and will level out the 80 by view. They will begin pressur- tion. Stayton added that they 8-9 am: Owls Sports Weekly with Devin Bates ‘18 closed for parts of Monday. 100 foot site later this week izing and chlorinating the have a 50% design drawing. and Anthony Swenson ‘18 The road was closed for and remove stumps. well, then let it sit for a day “As soon as we can move on approximately an hour then 8-9 am: Conversations with Pete Cowles In response to a question by before it gets flushed. The that, we will,” she said, adding temporarily reopened. The Commissioner Joseph carbon filters will arrive next they are ready to build and bid ••••••• SATuRDAyS ••••••• road was closed again briefly Popelarczyk, the four filtra- week. She also said that Wells before the 2019 construction as Eversource arrived to fix 6-10am: Polka Jammer Network, with Billy Belina tion vessels on the site will be 1 and 2 are scheduled to be season. and repair the broken utility similar to the size of the one tested by the DEP this month. Billips said the price may pole. By Monday evening all on Well 2. Billips said the estimated also be a consideration due to traffic was flowing normally. Cain also said the depart- completion date for Wells 7 steel tariffs. PAGE 6 - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS FOODTRAVEL

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The Westfield News • The Original • P ENNYSAVER •Longmeadow News Enfield Press BLUEBERRY STREUSEL TART PAGE 8 - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS Reorganized Schools Open Westfield Middle School The Westfield School system reorganized some of its school into the Westfield Middle School and the Westfield Intermediate School. St. Mary’s brought in a new class of fresh- men. The first day of school is a test run to anticipate any possible bumps in the coming year and getting the students organized with what they will be doing. Of course, meeting old friends, making new friends, and meeting your teacher, principal and others is on the also on the list.

Westfield Intermediate School

Mr. Newton, Westfield Middle School Principal greets individual students on their first day.

Mr. Matthew Wroth’s 6th Grade class settles down to work, at the Westfield Intermediate School.

Time to find your locker.

Principal Paul Newton speaks with a con- cerned parent, Tifany Jones about a bus issue.

“Good morning everyone” says Mr. Newton

Welcome to the Westfield Middle School.

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From backpacks to briefcases, it’s all there. Mrs. Irene Sweigard welcomes her stu- dents with a big smile.

St. Mary’s High School

Each individual student posts their schedule in their locker at the Westfield Intermediate School yesterday. Now that the sched- ules are posted, let’s Mrs. Terri Garfield’s 9th grade class welcomes you. see what else we can find in our lockers.

Saint Mary’s High School student Colin Maura O’Neill is ready to start organizing PHOTOS BY LYNN F. BOSCHER Ramos adds books to his locker. her locker. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 - PAGE 9 SPORTS Opening Day-layed By Chris Putz Staff Writer WESTFIELD – “Neither snow nor ran nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds” is a phrase often associated with United States Postal Service carriers. On Tuesday, the mail likely reached its proper destinations all across the Whip City and in surrounding towns, but Mother Nature delivered an extreme dose of hot, humid temperatures that shut down nearly every opening day high school sporting contest. It was almost reminiscent of the hectic start to the spring slate due to soggy weather. Student-athletes from opposing teams had early dismissals Tuesday due to the heat warning, prompting enforcement of the “no school, no play” policy set forth by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Boston Red Sox’s Steve Pearce (25) and Eduardo Nunez Association. (36) celebrate after the Red Sox defeated the Atlanta Braves While a waiver from school officials from both schools could have 5-1 in a baseball game Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2018, in Atlanta. been filed to play the regularly scheduled games, athletic directors from (AP Photo/John Bazemore) both Westfield and Southwick high schools chose to heed the heat warn- ings issued by several weather outlets to protect their respective student- athletes. Both schools, in fact, decided to postpone the entire slate of games, save for a lone golf match between Westfield and Ludlow. Pearce drives in In that match, Westfield edged out Ludlow 166-168 behind a solid effort from Jack Hogan, who shot an even-par 36 with two birdies and two bogies. David Tirrell and Spencer Cloutier each shot a 43 for the Westfield High School golfer Jack Hogan tees off 3 runs as Sox Bombers, and Adam Blair finished with a 44. at the 2017 Western Massachusetts Division 1 golf Ludlow’s Evan Libby shot a team-low 41. championships at Chicopee Country Club. Hogan NOTE: No games were scheduled to take place Tuesday at St. Mary’s, continued his stellar play Tuesday to fuel an open- beat Braves again Westfield Technical Academy, or Gateway High Schools, thus they were ing day victory for the Bombers. (File Photo by Chris each spared any delays to the start of the 2018 season. Putz) ATLANTA (AP) — Boston whose contract was selected hitters wore down Atlanta from Triple-A Pawtucket, is starter Sean Newcomb with the first player in Red Sox his- their patient approach. tory to wear No. 0. He wore It was a familiar strategy in No. 4 in his career with yet another interleague win for Cincinnati and last season with Patriots’ Gronkowski beaming the best team in the majors. the Braves, but that number is Steve Pearce had three hits retired by the Red Sox for Joe and three RBIs, Rick Porcello Cronin. Phillips, whose major allowed two hits in five league salary is $600,000, may innings, and the Red Sox beat start on Wednesday, according after signing restructured deal the Braves 5-1 on Tuesday to Cora. night for their second straight NEWCOMB’S SLUMP FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — For When he returned for the mandatory receivers, following the trade of Brandin win in a matchup of division Newcomb failed to last five the second straight year, the Patriots minicamp he wasn’t bashful in saying Cooks to the Los Angeles Rams and leaders. innings for the third time in have tried to show Rob Gronkowski he’d like to see his contract redone Danny Amendola signing a free agent Atlanta pitchers walked five starts. The five walks how much he’s valued. again on the heels of other NFL players deal with Miami. nine, including five by starter were the biggest problem. The All-Pro tight end says he’s feel- getting offseason raises. With Edelman out, Chris Hogan — Sean Newcomb (11-8), who Asked about the left-hander ing the love and is looking forward to Gronk insisted that there was never entering his third season in New England matched his season high. pitching into jams, manager showing them his appreciation on the any acrimony between himself and the — is the most-tenured receiver Brady “There definitely were some Brian Snitker said, “That’s an field. Patriots this summer over his contract. will have at the start of the season. close pitches where they were understatement.” Last week the Patriots added $4.3 “It didn’t weigh on me at all,” he said. Special teams captain Matt Slater is being picky,” Newcomb said Newcomb has thrown a million in incentives to Gronkowski’s “I mean, everything is always ‘in the listed as a receiver. But he has caught when asked about the disci- career-high 149 1/3 innings in contract over the next two seasons. The works.’ Nothing is just gonna happen in just one pass in 10 seasons with the plined approach of Boston’s his second season but said he deal includes $1 million in per game a day when it’s something like that. It’s Patriots. hitters. hasn’t hit a wall. “I felt good. I bonuses and $3.3 million in incentives in the past. ... It’s go-time now.” Still, Gronk said he doesn’t feel any It was Boston’s fourth game came out pretty strong,” he for catches, playing time and touch- Gronkowski put himself in position to extra pressure to produce more than he this season with at least nine said. downs. renegotiate after leading the team in normally does. walks, the most in the PROMISING DEBUT It is the second consecutive season receptions (69), receiving yards (1,084) “There’s always pressure around this American League. The Red Kyle Wright, a 22-year-old the team has added sweeteners to the and receiving touchdowns (eight) last building, no matter what the situation Sox are undefeated in 23 right-hander selected by games in which they have Atlanta with the fifth pick in 29-year-old’s contract. Last season the season. is,” he said. “When you lose a guy, or drawn six or more walks. the 2017 amateur draft, pitched incentives New England gave him Though he never contemplated hold- for example when they lose me out there “Today he had that fastball two hitless innings and pushed his compensation to more than ing out, Gronkowski said he isn’t envi- on the field, the goal is just to keep on up and away early,” said allowed only a walk in his $10 million. ous of some of the heftier contracts that maintaining what you’re doing. Boston manager Alex Cora of major league debut. He struck With this latest restructured deal he some of his NFL peers have gotten “No matter who is in there, who’s not, Newcomb. “But then we were out his first two batters, Jackie has the potential to make $12.3 million recently. I just gotta keep focusing on my job and disciplined enough to lay off. Bradley Jr. and Sandy Leon, in this season and $13.3 million next year. “I’m super-satisfied with my situa- keep helping the team the best way I ... We got to their bullpen.” the seventh. It could again place him among the tion,” he said. “If I wasn’t, then I would can.” Newcomb lasted only 4 1/3 TRAINER’S ROOM league’s highest-paid tight ends as he try to pull a move like they (did). It just NOTES: Jacksonville cornerback innings, allowing three runs Red Sox: LHP David Price prepares to open his ninth NFL season works out. You get rewarded for holding Jalen Ramsey made headlines last week and four hits. (bruised left wrist) was con- Sunday against Houston. out. But I’m not frustrated at all. ... I’m when he told “ESPN The Magazine” The Red Sox (96-44) have firmed to start Friday’s open- “It’s definitely a relief to have that all ready to play.” that “I don’t think Gronk is as great as won 20 more games than the ing game of a home series out of the way,” Gronkowski said He expected to again be one of people think he is.” Asked if he had any Braves (76-62). Boston has against Houston. ... 3B Rafael Tuesday. “That was last week. That’s in 41-year-old quarterback Tom Brady’s reaction, Gronkowski said he’d defer not lost any of its last 12 series Devers (strained left ham- the past, which is good. I’m just gonna top targets in the passing game. His responding for now. “We got the against NL teams and has won string) was activated from the put my main focus on the Houston importance to the offense will only be Houston Texans this week,” he said. 24 of its last 28 interleague 10-day disabled list. ... LHP Texans.” amplified with receiver Julian Edelman “That will just be another time and place games. Chris Sale (left shoulder This new pact comes after Gronk suspended for the first four games of the to talk about (that). But, as of right now, Porcello (16-7) allowed his inflammation) could return in made a silent statement by skipping the regular season for violating the NFL’s I’m just focused on the Texans.” New only run on Kurt Suzuki’s sec- Boston’s upcoming homes- voluntary portion of offseason work- policy on performance-enhancers. England visits Jacksonville on Sept. 16. ond-inning homer . He struck tand. He has been out since out five and walked one. Aug. 15. outs. Brady is also adjusting to some new “I think even though they hit Braves: SS Dansby one home run, not giving up Swanson left after he was hit In this June 7, the big hit and not giving up on his helmet by an 85-mph 2018, file photo, free passes to guys I didn’t slider from Porcello in the New England want to give free passes to was second inning. Swanson was Patriots tight end the difference tonight,” knocked to the ground but rose Rob Gronkowski Porcello said. quickly before being exam- catches the ball Porcello improved to 10-3 ined by a member of the during an NFL on the road this year. He had Braves’ medical staff. Snitker football minicamp been 0-2 in his previous three said Swanson had ringing in practice, in starts overall since an Aug. 14 his ears but “passed all the Foxborough, Mass. win at Philadelphia. tests” and will not be placed in Gronkowski made a The Braves’ lead over the concussion protocol. Charlie statement this off- second-place Phillies in the Culberson entered as a pinch- season when he NL East was cut to three runner and remained in the skipped the games. game at shortstop. Patriots’ mandatory Newcomb got into a bases- UP NEXT minicamp and then loaded, no-out jam in the Red Sox RHP Hector didn’t hold back in fourth. He forced in the tying Velazquez (7-2, 3.24) will saying he’d like to run with a walk to Xander make his seventh start of the see his contract Bogaerts, Pearce hit a run- season when the three-game scoring single off Shane Carle series ends Wednesday. He has redone. The and Eduardo Nunez hit an RBI made 33 relief appearances. Patriots responded groundout for a 3-1 lead. Braves RHP Mike Foltynewicz by adding incen- Pearce hit a two-run single (10-9, 2.80) allowed one run tives to his deal for in the sixth off Luke Jackson and three hits in seven innings the second straight after the Red Sox loaded the during a 7-1 win at Boston on year. (AP Photo/Steven bases for the third straight May 27 in his only previous Senne, File) inning. appearance against the Red HITTING ZEROS Sox. Infielder Brandon Phillips,

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Wed 09/05 Wed 09/05 Wed 9/5 Thu 09/06 Wed 09/05 Girls Varsity Soccer @ Girls Varsity Volleyball vs Boys Varsity Golf Boys Varsity Soccer @ Girls Varsity Soccer vs Holyoke High School Renaissance @ Springfield Central High Putnam Voc/Tech Academy Athol High School Roberts’ Sports Complex at James E. Vincent School Forest Park @4:00 PM Gateway Reg. High School Holyoke High School @4:00 Gymnasium @6 PM Veterans Golf Course @3:00 @6:00 PM PM PM Fri 09/07 Field Hockey vs. Agawam, 4 Girls Varsity Soccer @ Girls Junior Varsity PM Thurs 9/6 John J. Duggan Academy Soccer vs Athol High School Girls Varsity Volleyball vs Boys Varsity Golf vs Pioneer Tree Top Park @4:00 PM Amherst-Pelham Reg Boys Varsity Soccer Gateway Reg. High School Valley Regional School Franklin County Tech. School @4:00 PM High School Edgewood Country Club @ Westfield Technical Tue 09/11 Westfield High School @3:00 PM Academy Boys Varsity Cross @6:45 PM Thu 09/06 @4:00 PM Country @ Southwick Boys Varsity Soccer vs Fri 09/07 Regional School Granby Jr./Sr. High School Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Girls Varsity Field Hockey Fri 9/7 Southwick Regional HS vs Palmer High School Gateway Reg. High School @ Holyoke High School Boys Varsity Golf @3:45 PM @4:00 PM Crosier Field and Tennis Southwick Field Hockey Westfield Technical Academy Field @4:00 PM Courts @4:00 PM @ McCann Technical High Girls Varsity Cross Country Fri 09/07 School @ Southwick Regional School Girls Varsity Soccer @ Girls Varsity Soccer @ Girls Junior Varsity Forest Park Country Club Southwick Regional HS Hopkins Academy Monson High School @3:00 PM @3:45 PM Volleyball Dr. Rogers Field @ Flynt Hopkins Academy Field vs Amherst-Pelham Reg Park @4:00 PM @3:30 PM High School Girls Varsity Soccer @ Boys Varsity Golf vs Westfield High School @5:30 Franklin County Tech. School Easthampton High School Sat 09/08 Franklin County Tech. School Girls Junior Varsity PM Tekoa Country Club @3:00 Soccer @ Hopkins Academy Boys Varsity Soccer @ @4:00 PM PM Thu 09/06 Northampton High School Hopkins Academy Field Girls Varsity Field Hockey Northampton David Wright @3:30 PM Mon 9/10 Boys Varsity Soccer vs @ East Longmeadow High Stadium @10:00 AM Boys Varsity Soccer @ School Hopkins Academy Mon 09/10 Smith Vocational and North Middle School @5:15 Boys Junior Varsity Boys Varsity Soccer @ ELHS Stadium @7:00 PM Agricultural HS PM Soccer @ Northampton High Smith Vocational High School Athol High School School O’Brien Field @6:00 PM Girls Junior Varsity Field @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Soccer vs Hockey Northampton Soccer Practice Field @10:00 AM Franklin County Tech. School @ East Longmeadow High Tues 9/11 North Middle School @3:30 Boys Junior Varsity @ Athol High School School Boys Varsity Cross Country PM Soccer ELHS Stadium @5:30 PM Mon 09/10 @ Gateway Reg. High School O’Brien Field @4:00 PM Boys Varsity Golf @ Gateway Reg. High School Thu 09/13 Chicopee High School @4:00 PM Tue 09/11 Fri 09/07 Chicopee Country Club Boys Varsity Golf vs Boys Varsity Football Turners Falls High School Boys Varsity Cross @3:00 PM vs Greenfield High @ Ludlow High School Girls Varsity Cross Country Tekoa Country Club @3:00 Country Westfield Technical Academy School Ludlow High School @7:00 Boys Varsity Soccer @ PM PM @ Gateway Littleville Lake @3:45 PM Pope Francis High School Gateway Reg. High School Pope Francis HS @6:30 PM Boys Varsity Soccer vs @4:00 PM Hampden Charter School of Boys Varsity Cross Girls Varsity Soccer vs vs Westfield Science Country Northampton High School Girls Varsity Volleyball vs Technical Academy Boys Varsity Golf North Middle School @4:00 Westfield High School @4:00 Putnam Voc/Tech Academy Westfield Technical Academy Gateway Reg. High School James E. Vincent PM PM @ Mohawk Trail Regional HS @4:00 PM Gymnasium @6:00 PM Edge Hill Golf Course @3:00 Girls Varsity Volleyball PM Fri 09/14 Boys Junior Varsity @ Girls Varsity Cross @ Frontier Regional School Girls Varsity Soccer vs Greenfield High Soccer @ Pope Francis High Pathfinder RVT High School Country Frontier Regional School Girls Varsity Soccer School School Pathfinder RVT High School @6:30 PM Pope Francis HS @4:30 PM Pathfinder RVT High School @ Littleville Lake @3:45 PM Westfield Technical Academy @4:00 PM Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Westfield Technical Academy Girls Varsity Cross Girls Junior Varsity @4:00 PM Mon 09/17 vs Northampton High School Volleyball vs Putnam Voc/ Country vs Greenfield High Boys Varsity Cross Country School Westfield High School @4:00 Tech Academy vs Gateway, Frontier @ STM Wed 9/12 Gateway Reg. High School PM James E. Vincent Stanley Park @3:45 PM Gymnasium @4:30 PM Girls Varsity Soccer @4:00 PM Girls Junior Varsity Westfield Technical Academy @ Springfield HS of Science and Boys Varsity Soccer @ Volleyball Tue 09/11 Franklin County Tech. School Girls Varsity Cross Technology vs Westfield @ Frontier Regional School Boys Varsity Cross Franklin County Tech. Country Country vs Saint Mary Parish Berte Field @ Central HS Technical Academy Frontier Regional School @6:00 PM School @7:00 PM @5:00 PM School, Hampden Charter Gateway Reg. High School School of Science @4:00 PM Southwick Regional HS Thurs 9/13 Tue 09/18 Sat 09/08 @ @3:45 PM Boys Varsity Golf Boys Varsity Golf @ Boys Varsity Soccer Greenfield High School Girls Varsity Soccer Westfield Technical Academy Mahar Regional School @ Pittsfield High School @ Franklin County Tech. School Country Club of Greenfield Kirvin Park @4:00 PM Girls Varsity Cross Mahar Athletic Complex Country vs Saint Mary Parish Thomas Memorial Golf Course @3:00 PM @3:00 PM @6:00 PM Boys Junior Varsity Soccer School, Hampden Charter @ Pittsfield High School School of Science Boys Varsity Soccer vs Boys Varsity Soccer Mount Everett Reg. High Girls Junior Varsity Kirvin Park @4:00 PM Southwick Regional HS @ Mahar Regional Westfield Technical Academy School Soccer @3:45 PM School @ High School of Commerce North Middle School @4:00 Mon 09/10 Mahar Athletic Complex High School of Commerce PM Girls Varsity Field Hockey Girls Varsity Field Hockey @4:00 PM vs Frontier Regional School @ Turners Falls High School Field @4:00 PM Westfield High School @4:00 Turners Falls High School PM @6:30 PM

Boys Varsity Golf Boys Varsity Golf @ vs West Springfield High Frontier Regional School LEADING OFF School Cherry Hill Golf Course Tekoa Country Club @3:00 @3:00 PM PM Mariners brawl in clubhouse, Rizzo hurts foot Girls Varsity Soccer vs Girls Varsity Soccer Amherst-Pelham Reg High A look at what’s happening night’s 11-1 loss with a bruised the disabled list due to an irregular @ Springfield Central High School around the majors today: right foot but said he was OK. The heartbeat that was shocked back School Southwick Varsity Soccer injury occurred when Rizzo fouled into rhythm. Jansen has experienced Berte Field @ Central HS Field @4:00 PM LET’S BE FRIENDS a ball off his foot in the third inning. two separate atrial fibrillation epi- @6:00 PM Still in contention for a postsea- He was replaced in the sixth, and sodes while in Denver with the Girls Junior Varsity Field son spot, the Seattle Mariners seem the team said X-rays were negative. Dodgers, who are locked in a tight Girls Varsity Volleyball Hockey @ Turners Falls High Rizzo entered the game hitting .284 race with the Rockies and vs Ludlow High School to have some internal issues that School need sorting out. A brawl broke out with 24 home runs and 90 RBIs. Diamondbacks for the NL West Westfield High School @6:15 Turners Falls High School PM in the team’s clubhouse Tuesday Jose Quintana (11-9) pitches for the title. @5:00 PM several hours before a game against NL Central leaders against Jhoulys Baltimore at Safeco Field. Mariners Chacin (14-5) and the second-place BAD TIMING Girls Junior Varsity Field Boys Junior Varsity Hockey shortstop Jean Segura and team- Brewers, who trail Chicago by three With the Phillies trying to stay Soccer vs Chicopee games. vs Frontier Regional School Comprehensive HS mate Dee Gordon apparently tan- close in the playoff chase, third Westfield High School @5:30 Southwick JV Soccer Field gled, while catcher Mike Zunino HOLE IN THE baseman Maikel Franco has report- PM @5:00 PM and other players tried to break up ed worsening soreness in his right the skirmish. Moments after Gordon LINEUP wrist. He planned to return to Boys Junior Varsity Girls Junior Varsity Soccer politely asked reporters to leave the Philadelphia for evaluation by a Football locker room, the double doors burst Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig is specialist. Earlier X-rays were neg- vs Amherst-Pelham Reg High set to finish serving his two-game vs Ludlow High School School open with players shoving and ative, but Franco missed his second Westfield High School @4:00 shouting. Segura was on the ground suspension when Los Angeles hosts game in a row Tuesday night in PM Southwick JV Soccer Field the New York Mets. Puig lost his @4:00 PM in the fracas. “Our guys are work- Miami, and he was expected to ing through it and talking through appeal and began sitting out undergo an MRI. He’s batting .267 Girls Junior Varsity Soccer Tuesday night. He was involved in Wed 09/12 it,” manager Scott Servais said. “It with 22 homers and 66 RBIs. @ Springfield Central High happens a lot more than you know. an altercation with San Francisco’s School Boys Varsity Golf @ Chicopee Comprehensive HS Almost every year you see it. Nick Hundley during an Aug. 14 BART’S BACK Springfield Central HS Fields game, taking an open-handed swipe @4:30 PM Chicopee Country Club Sometimes it brings teams together. Bartolo Colon is expected to @3:00 PM ... Things reach a boiling point and at the catcher’s mask. Puig is eligi- ble to return for Friday’s series pitch for Texas in his first game Girls Junior Varsity you have to get it off your chest.” since going on the disabled list. The Girls Varsity Volleyball @ opener at Colorado. The Dodgers Volleyball also were awaiting word from team 45-year-old Colon was hit hard by vs Ludlow High School Smith Vocational and FOOT BALL Oakland on Aug. 20 in his last out- Agricultural HS doctors on whether closer Kenley Westfield High School @5:00 First baseman Anthony Rizzo Jansen will return for the weekend ing, then was sidelined by back PM Smith Vocational High said he plans to play as the Cubs try stiffness. Colon (7-11, 5.45 ERA) is School @5:00 PM series. After Jansen was at altitude to avoid a three-game sweep in in Denver last month, he went on set to start at home against the Milwaukee. Rizzo left Tuesday Angels. He has 247 career wins.

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He spent money GOLF — Volvik World Long Drive Championship, Men’s and 7 p.m. on me, bought loving cards, bought flowers, took me to restau- rants and fancy hotels. You get the picture. He continued to Women’s finals, at Thackerville, Okla. ESPN — U.S. Open, quarterfinals, at New York court me until I agreed to marry him. It wasn’t too long after MLB BASEBALL we married that I noticed him getting up in the night to watch Noon TV. When I would enter the room, he would switch channels. I got wise and started checking the “recently viewed” section and saw that he’s watching porn. I called him out on it, but he doesn’t seem to think it’s any big thing. I think it is horrible, and I was raised to think it is sinful. I’m hurt, but what am I to Tube & Tablet do? He also started buying me airplane tickets to go visit my elderly mother, saying he wishes he had visited with his own mom more while she was alive. But I got wise again and shared his phone location with mine and saw that as soon as he ‘Cosby’ actor thankful for dropped me off at the airport, he drove straight to a strip club, where he spent several hours. When I returned home and asked him about the most recent time he had gone to a strip club, he got defensive and wondered why I would bring that up. I told support about grocery store job him I was curious, and he then lied to me and told me it was in the 1980s. Next, I found out that he had sneaked money out of our safe TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — An actor who was a regular on Show,” but has taught acting at Yale and worked other jobs while I was gone. When I asked him about it, he lied again and “The Cosby Show” said he’s thankful for the support he has related to entertainment. said he hadn’t. When I told him I had counted the money and received since photos of him working at a grocery store “I wanted a job where I could have some flexibility” if some was gone, he got very defensive and said he had just showed up on news sites. auditions or other matters came up, Owen said. “I didn’t wanted money to spend while I was gone and hadn’t wanted to Geoffrey Owens said Tuesday on ABC’s “Good Morning advertise it, not because I was ashamed of it, but because I keep receipts so I wouldn’t know where he had spent money. America” that he did feel some people were trying to job didn’t want the acting community to think that I wasn’t pur- This guy is very tight with his money now that we are married. shame him. But he stressed that “every job is worthwhile and suing acting anymore.” He writes down every penny I spend. I have to give him all my valuable,” adding that what’s important is the honor of the The woman who submitted the photos seemed stunned to receipts. On our anniversary, he gave me a used card. No more working person and the dignity of the work. see someone from such a popular show doing that type of fancy cards or flowery words, nothing. “There is no job that’s better than another,” he said. “It work. But several actors pointed out they have to make a I am hurt and wonder what I should do. Do you have any may pay better, it may have better benefits, it may look better living between gigs and places that offer health insurance are suggestions for me? -- In a Quandary on paper. But it’s not better. Every job is worthwhile.” especially attractive. Dear In a Quandary: This man worked some mean magic Owens played Elvin Tibideaux, the husband of Sondra, the Actor and former professional football player Terry Crews -- projecting the image of a charming, thoughtful, affectionate eldest daughter of Bill Cosby’s character on the TV show. tweeted that he swept floors after the NFL and “if need be, partner and marrying you before you had the chance to realize Photos showed him working the register at a New Jersey I’d do it again.” Actor Blair Underwood tweeted that Owens that was a mirage. This is just year one; who knows what other Trader Joe’s, “Geoffrey” on his name tag. He said he no is “being a man in doing what he needs to do to provide for sordid tricks he’s got up his sleeve? The surest way out of this longer works there due to the unwanted attention he received. himself and his family.” quandary is to get out of this marriage. If you want to try to Owens said people had recognized him in the past and that Owens was most recently in an episode of “Elementary” make it work, you two will need couples counseling, and he it was never an issue, noting they were “very, very cool about and finished a movie called “Impossible Monsters.” needs to be willing to seek help for what seems to be a sex it.” The 57-year-old actor said he hasn’t had an acting job “No one should feel sorry for me,” he said. “I’ve had a addiction. You might benefit from going to a meeting of that lasted more than 10 weeks since leaving “The Cosby great life, a great career.” S-Anon, for the friends and family of people with sex addic- tions (https://www.sanon.org). “Ask Me Anything: A Year of Advice From Dear Annie” is out now! Annie Lane’s debut book -- featuring favorite col- umns on love, friendship, family and etiquette -- is available as a paperback and e-book. Visit http://www.creatorspublishing. com for more information. Send your questions for Annie Lane to [email protected].

HINTS FROM HELOISE Grandmothers love Shoo-Fly Pie! Dear Heloise: You used to have a recipe for SHOO-FLY PIE. Would you please reprint that for me? My grandmother is coming for a visit, and she loved your recipe. Thanks. -- Mia D., Sweet Home, Ore. Mia, my grandmother loved Shoo-Fly Pie as well. Here is the recipe (it makes three pies): 1 cup molasses 1 cup boiling water 1 teaspoon baking soda 4 cups unsifted flour 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed 3/4 cup lard or vegetable shortening 3 (unbaked) pastry shells Mix the molasses and boiling water. Cool slightly, then add the baking soda. While it is cooling, mix the flour, brown sugar and lard (or shortening) to make the crumbs. Pour the mixture into the unbaked crusts and top with crumbs, then bake in a 350 degree oven for about 25 minutes. This image released by ABC shows co-host Robin Roberts, left, with “The Cosby Show” actor Geoffrey Owens during an If you like easy-to-make desserts that will have your fam- interview on “Good Morning America,” Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2018, in New York. Owens says he’s thankful for the support ily asking for seconds, you’ll love my Heloise’s Cake he has received since photos of him working a regular job at a grocery store showed up on news sites. He said on ABC’s Recipes pamphlet. To get a copy, send $3, along with a long, “Good Morning America” that he did feel some people were trying to job shame him. But he stressed that “every job is stamped (71 cents), self-addressed envelope, to: Heloise/ worthwhile and valuable.” (Paula Lobo/ABC via AP) Cakes, P.O. Box 795001, San Antonio, TX 78279-5001. Or you can order it online at www.Heloise.com. With the holi- day season just around the corner, it’s nice to have some new recipes to treat your family to and know they’ll love. -- Heloise Julia Louis-Dreyfus is thrilled about her ‘Veep’ return NEW YORK (AP) — Julia Louis- she has said yes. Dreyfus is back at work on “Veep” and “It’s hard to say no but I’ve just had said it feels “fantastic.” to be very careful about managing my The star of the HBO comedy series time and conserving my energy, so you revealed last September that she had know I’m putting my whole self into been diagnosed with breast cancer. The Key to the Cure,” Louis-Dreyfus said. news came soon after her sixth consec- “You can’t spread yourself too thin. utive Emmy win for the role of Selina That’s why I wanted to choose the orga- Meyer. nization wisely and carefully.” As work began recently on the show’s As this year’s ambassador for the seventh and final season, Louis-Dreyfus program, Louis-Dreyfus said she want- told The Associated Press: “I feel good. ed a bold statement for the annual I feel strong. I’ve got energy and, yeah, T-shirt. It features three poppies and the back to my old tricks. It feels like I slogan: “We are fighters & we are fight- never left.” ing for a cure.” The “Seinfeld” alum has signed on to Julia Louis-Dreyfus Over 20 years, Key to the Cure has her first cancer awareness initiative, donated nearly $40 million to cancer helping Carolina Herrera designer Wes research and treatment organizations. Gordon design a flower-adorned T-shirt “Up to 70 percent of breast cancer “It was a super-fun endeavor,” Louis- as part of Saks Fifth Avenue’s 20th year survivors who have had a mastectomy Dreyfus said of the T-shirt design pro- raising money through its Key to the are really unsure or unaware of their cess. She has often worn Herrera Cure program. reconstruction options, and many of designs on red carpets. The shirt fea- The limited-edition shirt will sell for those women who desire to have sur- tures blooms in jewel-tone red and $35 at Saks stores Oct. 1-31, with 100 gery don’t have sufficient insurance or pink. percent of proceeds passed to the AiRS other resources to cover it,” Louis- “I wanted it to have a sort of feminin- Foundation, a nonprofit Louis-Dreyfus Dreyfus said by phone on a recent loca- ity and a powerful message at the same supports for its work in helping women tion day for “Veep.” time because I believe the two can go with the costs of breast reconstruction As a survivor, she said she’s often hand in hand,” she said. “I liked the after mastectomy. asked to help out. This is the first time idea of talking about fighting.” THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 - PAGE 13

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notice of moRtGAGee's sAle of ReAl estAte By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by West- field Bank fka Westfield Savings Bank to Carolyn R. Drake, said mortgage being dated Novem- ber 25, 1996, and recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds in Book 9700, Page 101, of which mortgage the under- signed is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 A.m. on monday, september 24, 2018, upon the premises de- scribed in said mortgage, namely 60 Orchard Street, Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: SOUTHERLY by Orchard Street, one hundred (100) feet; WESTERLY by land now or formerly of R. & D. Levere and by land now or formerly of Ken- neth S. Pease, Jr., et ux, a total distance of two hundred ninety- one and 73/100 (291.73) feet; NORTHERLY by land now or formerly of Richard T. Donlan et ux, one hundred (100) feet; and EASTERLY by land now or formerly of one Warren, two hundred ninety-one and 73/100 (291.73) feet. The southwesterly corner of said premises is marked by an iron pin in the northerly line of Orch- ard Street which pin is two hun- dred fifty (250) feet westerly from a stone or concrete monu- ment at the intersection of the northerly line of Orchard Street with the westerly line of Spruce Street. TOGETHER WITH a right of way twenty-five (25) feet in width over land conveyed by Robert S. Holmes et ux to Kenneth S. Pease, Jr. et ux as reserved in a deed dated February 15, 1968 and recorded in Hampden County Registry of Deeds. SUBJECT TO restrictions of re- cord insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. BEING the same premises con- veyed to Gilbert T. Drake and Carolyn R. Drake by deed of Nicholas J. Capaccio and Dorothy M. Capaccio dated December 30, 1982 and recor- ded in the Hampden County Re- gistry of Deeds at Book 6225, Page 505. Said premises will be sold sub- ject to and/or with the benefit of any and all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, im- provements, covenants, out- standing tax title, municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claims in the nature of li- ens, rights of parties in posses- sion, and existing encum- brances of record created prior to the mortgage, if any there be, whether or not reference to such restrictions, easements, im- PAGE 14 - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 provements, liens or encum- THE WESTFIELD NEWS brances iswww.thewestfieldnews.com made in the Deed. No representations, express or Legal Notices implied, are made with respect Legal Notices to any matter concerning the Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices premises which will be sold "as September 5, 2018 August 29, 2018 is". August 22, 29, 2018 August 22, 29, 2018 September 5, 12, 19, 26, 2018 September 5, 12, 2018 September 5, 2018 September 5, 2018 commonwealth of The successful high bidder will distRict coURt massachusetts be responsible for paying the LEGAL NOTICE notice of moRtGAGee's Massachusetts State Document- notice of moRtGAGee's sAle of ReAl estAte sAle of ReAl estAte clARK coUntY, neVAdA the trial court ary Tax Stamps, all closing costs MORTGAGEE'S SALE and all recording fees. OF REAL ESTATE Probate and family court By virtue and in execution of the Premises: 45 Noble Avenue, case no.: A-18-772237-c The highest Westfield, Massachusetts dept no.: XXXii hampden division Power of Sale contained in a teRms of sAle: By virtue of and in execution of certain mortgage given by West- bidder in the sale shall be re- the Power of Sale contained in a quired to deposit cash, bank By virtue and in execution of the PROFETISA RODGERS docket no. hd18P1699eA field Bank fka Westfield Savings certain mortgage given by Ed- Bank to Carolyn R. Drake, said treasurer's check or certified ward W. Avery Jr and Tammy Power of Sale contained in a Plaintiff, check in the amount of FIVE certain mortgage given by Am- infoRmAl PRoBAte mortgage being dated Novem- Marie Avery to Wells Fargo THOUSANDDOLLARS Bank, N.A., dated June 5, 2006 ber E. Young to Mortgage Elec- v. HEATHER MARIE PUBlicAtion notice ber 25, 1996, and recorded in ($5,000.00) at the time and the tronic Registration Systems, COBARRUVIA GAYLORD the Hampden County Registry of and recorded in Hampden place of the sale of the premises County Registry of Deeds in Inc., as Nominee for Quicken GORDON-ROSS and JOYCE A Deeds in Book 9700, Page 101, to qualify as a bidder (the Book 15973, Page 433 (the Loans, Inc. and now held by GIBSON; DOES I-X, Defendants estate of: of which mortgage the under- present holder of the mortgage “Mortgage”) of which mortgage Bank of America, N.A., said RoBeRt J tomAsini signed is the present holder, for is exempt from this requirement) Wilmington Trust, National Asso- mortgage dated June 22, 2010, sUmmons date of death: breach of the conditions of said to be held by the Mortgagee. ciation, not in its individual capa- July 16, 2018 and recorded in the Hampden mortgage and for the purpose of The successful bidder will also city, but solely as trustee for County Registry of Deeds, in NOTICE!YOUHAVEBEEN be required to deposit a sum MFRA Trust 2015-2 is the To all persons interested in the foreclosing, the same will be Book 18370 at Page 528, as af- SUED.THECOURTMAYDE- sold at Public Auction at 11:00 equal to ten percent (10%) of the present holder by assignment fected by an Assignment of CIDEAGAINSTYOUWITHOUT above captioned estate, by Peti- amount bid (less the $5,000.00 from Wells Fargo Bank, NA to tion of A.m. on monday, september Mortgage dated June 29, 2016, YOURBEINGHEARDUN- 24, 2018, upon the premises de- deposit) with the Mortgagee’s Wilmington Trust, National Asso- and recorded with said Deeds in LESSYOURESPONDWITHIN scribed in said mortgage, auctioneer, Aaron Posnik & Co., ciation, not in its individual capa- Book 21252 at Page 182, of 20 DAYS. READ THE INFORM- Petitioner cory A. tomasini Inc., 31 Capital Drive, West city, but solely as trustee for of Westfield, MA namely 60 Orchard Street, Springfield, Massachusetts MFRA Trust 2015-2 dated Janu- which mortgage the under- ATIONBELOW.TOTHEDE- Westfield, Hampden County, 01089 or the Mortgagees attor- ary 19, 2016 recorded in Hamp- signed is the present holder, for FENDANT: has been informally appointed Massachusetts, all and singular ney as may be directed within den County Registry of Deeds in breach of the conditions in said as the Personal Representative the premises described in said five (5) days of the date of the Book 21051, Page 419, for mortgage and for the purpose of A civil Complaint has been filed of the estate to serve without mortgage, to wit: sale to be held by the Mort- breach of conditions of said foreclosing the same will be sold by the Plaintiff(s) against you for surety on the bond. gagee, and the balance of the mortgage and for the purpose of at Public Auction on September the relief set forth in the Com- SOUTHERLY by Orchard Street, purchase price shall be paid in foreclosing the same, the mort- 12, 2018, at 11:00 AM Local plaint. GAYLORD GORDON- The estate is being admin- one hundred (100) feet; cash, certified or bank gaged premises located at 282 Time upon the premises, all and ROSS 3680 Hobart Cir Sparks, istered under informal proced- treasurer's check at the closing Montgomery Road, Westfield, singular the premises described NV 89431 (Or Current Address) ure by the Personal Represent- which shall occur within thirty MA 01085 will be sold at a Pub- in said mortgage, to wit: Object of Action: This is a Com- ative under the Massachusetts WESTERLY by land now or formerly of R. & D. Levere and (30) days after the date of fore- lic Auction at 12:00 PM on Octo- plaint for Negligence, Negli- Uniform Probate Code without closure sale, time being of the ber 5, 2018, at the mortgaged The land in Westfield, with the gence Per Se, and Punitive supervision by the Court. Invent- by land now or formerly of Ken- essence, unless the Mortgagee premises, more particularly de- buildings thereon, bounded and Damages. ory and accounts are not re- neth S. Pease, Jr., et ux, a total agrees otherwise. The success- scribed below, all and singular described as follows: quired to be filed with the Court, distance of two hundred ninety- ful bidder at the sale shall be re- the premises described in said 1. If you intend to defend this but interested parties are en- one and 73/100 (291.73) feet; quired to sign a Memorandum of mortgage, to wit: FIRST PARCEL: Commencing lawsuit, within 20 days after this titled to notice regarding the ad- Terms of Sale containing the at an iron pin in the westerly line Summons is served on you, ex- ministration from the Personal NORTHERLY by land now or above terms at the auction sale. The land in WESTFIELD, Hamp- of Noble Avenue at the north- clusive of the day of service, you Representative and can petition formerly of Richard T. Donlan et den County, Massachusetts, as easterly corner of land of must do the following: the Court in any matter relating ux, one hundred (100) feet; and In the event that the successful shown on a plan of lots entitled to the estate, including distribu- "Plan of Lots in Westfield Mas- Placzek, said iron pin being bidder at the public auction shall 120.00 feet northerly from a a. File with the Clerk of this tion of assets and expenses of default in purchasing the within sachusetts...for Daniel W. Char- EASTERLY by land now or vat dated May 6, 1985..." and re- stone monument at the intersec- Court. whose address is shown administration. Interested parties formerly of one Warren, two described property according to are entitled top petition the Court the terms of this Notice of Mort- corded in the Hampden County tion of said westerly line of below, a formal written re- to institute formal proceedings hundred ninety-one and 73/100 gagee's Sale and/or the terms of Registry of Deeds in Book of Noble Avenue and the northerly sponse to the Complaint in ac- and to obtain orders terminating (291.73) feet. the Memorandum of Sale ex- Plans 225, Page 68, (see also line of West Silver Street; cordance with the rules of the or restricting the powers of Per- ecuted at the public auction, the Book of Plans 150, Page 111) Court, with the appropriate filing sonal Representatives appoin- The southwesterly corner of said Mortgagee reserves the right, at said parcel being bounded and thence running North 51° 38' 15” fee. ted under informal procedure. A premises is marked by an iron its election, to sell the property described as follows: West along said land of Placzek copy of the Petition and Will, if pin in the northerly line of Orch- to the second highest bidder at a distance of ninety-nine and b. Serve a copy of your re- any, can be obtained from the ard Street which pin is two hun- the public auction provided that BEGINNING at a bound in the 60/100 (99.60) feet to an iron pin sponse upon the attorney whose Petitioner. dred fifty (250) feet westerly Mortgagee, in its discretion, may southwesterly line of Mont- at land of Gonzales; name and address is shown be- require (1) said second highest gomery Road at the southeast low. from a stone or concrete monu- corner of land of the Massachu- ment at the intersection of the bidder to deposit the amount of thence North 16° 15' 15” East a the required deposit as set forth setts Turnpike Authority and run- distance of twenty and 32- 2. Unless you respond, your de- northerly line of Orchard Street ning with the westerly line of Spruce herein within three (3) business 100(20.32) feet to an iron pin, fault will be entered upon applic- September Senior days after written notice to the ation of the Plaintiff(s) and fail- Street. second highest bidder of the de- SOUTHEASTERLY along said southwesterly line of Mont- thence North 48° 22' 10" West a ure lo so respond will result in a Cat Spectacular fault of the previous highest bid- distance of twenty-five and judgment by default against you TOGETHER WITH a right of der, (2) the second highest bid- gomery Road, One Hundred Seventy-Three and 08/100 62/100 (25.62) feet to an iron pin for the relief demanded in the The Westfield Homeless way twenty-five (25) feet in width der to execute a Memorandum at other land of the grantor, be- Complaint, which could result in over land conveyed by Robert S. of Sale, and (3) the closing to (173.08) feet to an iron pin at Cat Project, a non-profit, no- other land now or formerly of ing the Second Parcel herein- the taking of money or property kill cat rescue is pleased to Holmes et ux to Kenneth S. occur within twenty (20) days of after conveyed, the last two de- or other relief requested in the said written notice, time being of Daniel W. Charvat; thence run- Pease, Jr. et ux as reserved in a ning scribed courses being along Complaint. announce our SEPTEMBER deed dated February 15, 1968 the essence unless the Mort- SENIOR CAT gagee agrees otherwise. The land of said Gonzales; and recorded in Hampden SOUTHWESTERLY along last- 3. If you intend to seek the ad- SPECTACULAR! During County Registry of Deeds. Mortgagee reserves the right to sell any parcel or any portion named land, Two Hundred thence North 15° 56' 20" East vice of an attorney in this matter, every adoption clinic during thereof separately, or in any or- Forty-Eight and 93/100 (248.93) along the Second Parcel herein- you should do so promptly so the month of September, all SUBJECT TO restrictions of re- der that Mortgagee may choose feet to an iron pin; thence run- after conveyed a distance of that your response may be filed senior cats will have a cord insofar as the same are and/or to postpone this sale to a ning Seventy-three and 96/100 on time. now in force and applicable. later time or date by public pro- (73.96) feet to an Iron pin at land reduced adoption donation of clamation at the time and date NORTHWESTERLY Thirty-Nine of Repo; CLERK OF COUR T, By: $25.00! Adoption hours are BEING the same premises con- appointed for the sale and to fur- and 12/100 (39.12) feet to a STHACEY ALVAREZ each Thursday from 5:00 veyed to Gilbert T. Drake and ther postpone any adjourned point; thence running thence South 54° 21' 00' East Deputy Clerk, sale date by public proclamation –7:00 p.m., Saturday from Carolyn R. Drake by deed of SOUTHWESTERLY Fifteen and along said land of Repo a dis- 04/19/2018 Nicholas J. Capaccio and at the time and date appointed tance of one hundred twenty-two 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. and for the adjourned sale date. 09/100 (15.09) feet to a point; Dorothy M. Capaccio dated thence running and 83/100 (122.83) feet to an County Courthouse Sunday from 1:00 – 3:00 December 30, 1982 and recor- iron pin in said westerly line of 200 Lewis Avenue, p.m. at 1124 East Mountain ded in the Hampden County Re- Other terms, if any, to be an- NORTHWESTERLY One Hun- Noble Avenue; Las Vegas, NV 89101 nounced at the time and place of dred Ninety-Six and 76/100 Road, Westfield, MA. WHCP gistry of Deeds at Book 6225, the sale. is making an all out effort to Page 505. (196.76) feet to land of the Mas- thence South 16" 15' 15" West Issued at the direction of: sachusetts Turnpike Authority; along said westerly lien of Noble MORRIS ANDERSON, find homes for our sensa- The description for the premises Said premises will be sold sub- thence running Avenue a distance of one hun- tional senior cats, who, contained in said mortgage shall dred two and 22/100 (102.22) By: JACOB LEAVITT ESQ., ject to and/or with the benefit of control in the event of a typo- regardless of age, are young EASTERLY along last-name feet to the point of beginning. Nevada Bar No. 12608 any and all rights, rights of way, graphical error in this publica- land, Two Hundred Thirty-Sev- at heart! All cats are current tion. restrictions, easements, im- en and 68/100 (237.68) feet to SECOND PARCEL: Commen- MORRIS//ANDERSON on veterinary care, fully vac- provements, covenants, out- the bound ai the point of begin- Westfield Bank fka cing at an iron pin at the northw- 716 S. Jones Blvd. cinated and come with a cou- standing tax title, municipal or ning. est corner of other land of the Las Vegas, Nevada 89107 other public taxes, assessments, Westfield Savings Bank, pon for a free visit at Present Holder of said Mortgage grantor, being the First Parcel Phone: (702) 333- 1111 liens or claims in the nature of li- Being the same premises con- above described, then running Fax : (702) 507-0092 Blandford Animal Hospital By Francis R. Merkin veyed to Joseph E. Hines and ens, rights of parties in posses- Its Attorney South 15° 56' 20” East along Attorneys for Plaintiffs Published and supplies to make kitty sion, and existing encum- Linda J. Hines by deed of Ken- neth L. Duprey and Cheryl L. First Parcel a distance of sev- in Nevada Legal News feel right at home! For more brances of record created prior BACON WILSON, P.C. enty-three and 96/100 (73.96) February 16, 23, to the mortgage, if any there be, Duprey, f/k/a Cheryl L. Baker information please contact 33 State Street dated June 19, 1990 and recor- feet to an Iron pin; March 2, 9, 16, 2017 Denise at denisesinico@hot- whether or not reference to such Springfield, MA 01103 ded in the Hampden County Re- restrictions, easements, im- mail.com with any questions. gistry of Deeds in Book 7480, thence North 48° 22' 10" West a provements, liens or encum- August 29, September 5, Page 384. distance of twenty-five (25) feet Auto For Sale Thank you for your support! brances is made in the Deed. September 12, 2018 to an iron pin at land now or For mortgagor’s title see deed formerly of William Fisher and timothY's AUto sAles. No representations, express or recorded with the Hampden Anna K. Fisher; Stop by and see us! We might implied, are made with respect County Registry of Deeds in have exactly what you're look- to any matter concerning the Book 10751, Page 233. thence North 15° 29' 45" East ing for, if not, let us find it for premises which will be sold "as along said feet to an Iron pin at you! Bartlett Street, Westfield. is". The premises will be sold sub- the southwesterly corner of land (413)568-2261. specializing in ject to any and all unpaid taxes of Repo; and other municipal assess- vehicles under $4,000. The successful high bidder will ments and liens, and subject to be responsible for paying the thence South 54° 21' 00” East Looking for a prior liens or other enforceable along said land of Repo a dis- Massachusetts State Document- encumbrances of record entitled Recreational ary Tax Stamps, all closing costs to precedence over this mort- tance of twenty-four and 71/100 and all recording fees. gage, and subject to and with (24. 71) feet to the iron pin at the the benefit of all easements, re- point of beginning. The descrip- tion of the property contained in hUnteRs wAnted teRms of sAle: The highest strictions, reservations and con- Looking for responsible hunters. ditions of record and subject to the mortgage shall control in the bidder in the sale shall be re- event of a typographical error in Excellent local hunting for deer, Uniquequired to deposit cash, Gift? bank all tenancies and/or rights of turkey and small game. Call this publication. treasurer's check or certified parties in possession. 860-668-4833. Ask for Ken or leave message. check in the amount of FIVE Terms of the Sale: Cash, cash- For Mortgagor's Title see deed THOUSANDDOLLARS ier's or certified check in the sum dated December 7, 2005, and ($5,000.00) at the time and the of $5,000.00 as a deposit must recorded in Book 15598 at Page place of the sale of the premises be shown at the time and place 313 with the Hampden County Campers & RV’s to qualify as a bidder (the of the sale in order to qualify as Registry of Deeds. present holder of the mortgage a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt 2004 JAYco JAY Flight 5th is exempt from this requirement) TERMS OF SALE: Said Wheel, 30-feet. Very good con- to be held by the Mortgagee. from this requirement); high bid- premises will be sold and con- der to sign written Memor- dition, very clean. New tires, pro- The successful bidder will also veyed subject to all liens, en- pane tanks, queen-size mat- andum of Sale upon accept- cumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax be required to deposit a sum ance of bid; balance of pur- tress. Everything works, title in equal to ten percent (10%) of the chase price payable in cash or titles, municipal liens and as- hand. $6,800 or B.O. Sue/John amount bid (less the $5,000.00 by certified check in thirty (30) sessments, if any, which take 413-568-1147 or 413-374-4762. deposit) with the Mortgagee’s days from the date of the sale at precedence over the said mort- auctioneer, Aaron Posnik & Co., the offices of mortgagee's attor- gage above described. TEN Inc., 31 Capital Drive, West ney, Korde & Associates, P.C., THOUSAND ($10,000.00) Dol- Springfield, Massachusetts 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite lars of the purchase price must 01089 or the Mortgagees attor- 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such be paid in cash, certified check, ney as may be directed within other time as may be desig- bank treasurer's or cashier's five (5) days of the date of the nated by mortgagee. The de- check at the time and place of Put a picturesale toof be heldsomeone by the Mort- scription for the premises con- the sale by the purchaser. The tained in said mortgage shall balance of the purchase price gagee, and the balance of the control in the event of a typo- shall be paid in cash, certified purchase price shall be paid in graphical error in this publica- check, bank treasurer's or cash- you love oncash, a keepsake. certified or bank tion. ier's check within forty five (45) treasurer's check at the closing days after the date of sale. Oth- These are pictureswhich the shall staff occur withinat The thirty Other terms to be announced at er terms to be announced at the (30) days after the date of fore- the sale. sale. closure sale, time being of the Westfield News Group have taken at Wilmington Trust, essence, unless the Mortgagee Marinosci Law Group, P.C. agrees otherwise. The success- National Association, events throughout our communities. not in its individual capacity, 275 West Natick Road, ful bidder at the sale shall be re- but solely as trustee for MFRA Suite 500 quired to sign a Memorandum of Trust 2015-2 Warwick, RI 02886 Terms of Sale containing the above terms at the auction sale. Korde & Associates, P.C. Attorney for 900 Chelmsford Street Bank of America, N.A. In the event that the successful Suite 3102 Present Holder of the Mortgage bidder at the public auction shall Lowell, MA 01851 Telephone: (401) 234-9200 Go to www.thewestfieldnews.comdefault in purchasing thevisit within “Photos” look for your (978) 256-1500 favorite photo, describedthen click property the “Buy” according icon tolocated at the top. MLG File No.: 17-02160 Ext. 103 the terms of this Notice of Mort- Avery Jr, Edward W., gagee's Sale and/or the terms of 18-031852 the Memorandum of Sale ex- ecuted at the public auction, the Mortgagee reserves the right, at its election, to sell the property to the second highest bidder at the public auction provided that Mortgagee, in its discretion, may require (1) said second highest bidder to deposit the amount of the required deposit as set forth herein within three (3) business days after written notice to the second highest bidder of the de- fault of the previous highest bid- der, (2) the second highest bid- der to execute a Memorandum of Sale, and (3) the closing to occur within twenty (20) days of said written notice, time being of the essence unless the Mort- gagee agrees otherwise. The Mortgagee reserves the right to sell any parcel or any portion thereof separately, or in any or- der that Mortgagee may choose and/or to postpone this sale to a later time or date by public pro- clamation at the time and date appointed for the sale and to fur- ther postpone any adjourned sale date by public proclamation at the time and date appointed for the adjourned sale date. Other terms, if any, to be an- nounced at the time and place of the sale. The description for the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typo- graphical error in this publica- tion.

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