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T Hawthorne By Thomas Grillo Babe ITEM CITY EDITOR Once-popu- LYNN — Thirteen years after the Athanas lar Anthony’s family shuttered the landmark Anthony’s Hawthorne Hawthorne restaurant downtown, something closed 13 Ruth is brewing. years ago. The family isn’t talking, but New Hampshire HAWTHORNE, A7 ITEM PHOTO | stays OWEN O’ROURKE alive Liberty By Steve Krause ITEM SPORTS EDITOR on the WILLISTON, N.D. — With no room for error, Lynn made sure it kept them to move in a minimum. One day after elding miscues Peabody cost them a game and put them into a must-win situation By Adam Swift Wednesday in the ITEM STAFF Babe Ruth World PEABODY — Liberty reigns Series, the Lynn 15s supreme in Peabody Square. played almost  aw- lessly in defeating The statue atop the city’s 10- Columbia Basin, foot high Civil War monument, Wash., 5-2. The team a sculpture of the allegorical advanced to the female gure of Liberty, was re- quarter nals tonight turned to its perch on Friday. (8:30 p.m. EDT) Lady Liberty spent most of the against Eau Claire, summer in a crate, as the city Wis., at Ardean undertook a $3.6 million traf c Aafedt Stadium. project in the square. Among “We’ve been Jekyll the major improvements are and Hyde,” said the removal of traf c islands on manager Leon El- Foster and Central streets, the well. “We played creation of left turn only lanes poorly Saturday and and signals at each approach to turned it around the square, the elimination of Monday; then we so-called slip lanes from Main played poorly (Tues- to Central streets and Central day) and played to Lowell streets and the cre- a very good game ation of two pedestrian plazas. (Wednesday). That’s To help make it a reality, the the difference.” city moved the 40-foot-high After making six monument, which was installed errors against Tal- in the downtown in 1881, about lahassee, Fla., and 30 feet closer to the courthouse. suffering a crushing In addition to signifying the 11-7 loss Tuesday, sacri ces of those “who died Lynn made only in the great rebellion that the one miscue Wednes- union might be preserved,” the day. That one came with two out in the LIBERTY, A7 seventh inning. The Lynners also took advantage of ve Washington errors. But the story of the game was pitch- er Aedan Leydon, who hasn’t pitched It was 50 years all summer. Leydon, the starting second baseman, got the ball because Lynn’s ago today . . . two main pitchers, David Barnard and By Phil Hailer yeah phase of Beatlemania bloviated Christian Burt, FOR THE ITEM into its third full year and started show- were unavailable. ing some stress cracks resulting in un- Barnard threw 117 It was a half-century ago — Aug. 18, pitches Tuesday in 1966, to be exact — when the Beatles last sold concert tickets at venues like Suf- folk Downs in East Boston. The Beatles the loss to Florida, played in Boston. My brother Steve and I PHOTO COURTESY SETH MOULTON and Burt pitched in were in that non-capacity crowd of more had just released their “Revolver” al- Monday’s win over than 25,000 who swallowed up about bum, which was awash in sophisticated The Liberty statue was West Fargo, N.D. three-quarters of the Suffolk Downs race psychedelic songs swirling with hidden placed atop the Civil War track that night. monument in Peabody BABE RUTH, B2 By 1966, the worldwide yeah, yeah, THE BEATLES, A7 Square on Friday. City looking to dump Saugus sends Alisha Raby Cefalo and excess trash costs Justin Sirois school plan talk as Maleek By Jessie Nocella Byrd and FOR THE ITEM Ranfy Chavez to state LYNN — Recycling enthusiasts want residents to go look for plas- By Bridget Turcotte tics that should green. ITEM STAFF not be in these Alisha Raby Cefalo, the Department of Public Works containers on SAUGUS — Saugus is envision- recycling outreach team supervisor, led the seven-mem- Allen Avenue ing a combination middle and high ber crew of environmentalists to educate residents on in Lynn. school. better ways to dispose of trash. The initial plan for the yet-to-be- RECYCLING, A7 ITEM PHOTO | built school includes a coffee shop, OWEN O’ROURKE student lounges, 3D printing and bet- ter security. Earlier this week, the School Build- INSIDE ing Committee sent the plan for a grade 6 through 12 facility to the Massachusetts School Building Au- Read all about it: In Opinion In Entertainment In Sports thority (MSBA) for approval. The Reimagining Music that soothes the Soul ... Playtime Stories coming to Lynn wins ve straight Vinnin Square. A4 and all that jazz. A5 Gloucester Stage Co. A5 to take Gallant title. B1 SAUGUS, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 86° VOL. 138, ISSUE 217 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 68° ENTERTAINMENT ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016 OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS BRIEF Joyce L. LaJoie, 69 Kenneth B. MacNichol Jr., 85 Reputed mobster indicted 1947-2016 in federal crime sweep denied bail LYNN — Joyce L. er, Preston P. Ferraro LYNN — Kenneth B. ucts until he retired in 1996. SPRINGFIELD (AP) — One of five reputed mobsters LaJoie, 69 years, for- of Salem, two sis- MacNichol Jr., age 85, a life- In addition to his wife, he from Springfield that were indicted as part of a large- merly of Lynn, died ters, Christine Gar- time resident of Lynn, passed is survived by his six children, scale federal organized crime bust has been ordered in Beverly Hospital ron of Gloucester away Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2016, Karen E. Federico of Peabody, held without bail. on Saturday, Aug. and Jeane Brown of at his residence. He was the Kenneth B. MacNichol III of The Republican newspaper reports U.S. District 13, 2016, after a Ipswich, her grand- husband of Doris L. (Price) Georgetown, Maureen S. Web- Court Magistrate Judge Katherine Robertson long illness. She was children, Michael MacNichol, with whom he ster of Modesto, Calif., Kath- denied bail for 49-year-old Ralph Santaniello on born in Peabody, the and Katie. She also shared 65 years of marriage. leen A. Deslisle of Manchester, Tuesday. daughter of the late leaves several nieces Ken started his career in Stephen F. MacNichol of Lynn Santaniello was arrested earlier this month along Francis LaJoie and and nephews. the manufacturing of footwear and William D. MacNichol of with roughly 40 alleged members of the Genovese, the late Bernice R. (Peterson) Service information: Her products, rising through the Peabody, 16 grandchildren (LaJoie) Ferraro. She was funeral will be held on Sat- ranks into inside sales and and four great-grandchildren. Gambino, Luchese, Bonanno and Philadelphia raised in Peabody and at- urday, Aug. 20, 2016, at eventually outside sales. He Service information: organized crime families. He has pleaded not guilty tended Peabody schools. She 8 a.m., from the SOLIMI- ultimately acquired his own Visitation will be held in to gambling, loansharking and extortion-related lived in Peabody, Lawrence NE FUNERAL HOME, 426 company in 1982, Eastern the GOODRICH FUNERAL charges. and Lynn. Broadway (Route 129), Steel Shank, Inc. originally HOME, 128 Washington St., Prosecutors say Santaniello and another mobster Joyce was a child care work- Lynn, followed by a funeral located in South Easton and Lynn, on Friday, 10 a.m., to implicated in the Massachusetts-to-Florida sweep er and also took care of an- Mass in St. Mary’s Church, then relocated closer to home 12 noon. Burial will follow extorted the owner of a local towing business. imals. She loved all animals, Lynn, at 9 a.m. Burial will in Peabody in 1989. Ken in Pine Grove Cemetery. Robertson wrote in her order to detain Santaniello artwork, coloring and cross- be private. Visiting hours worked both in the manufac- Relatives and friends re- that the “casual brutality” he displayed in his exchang- word puzzles. are on Friday, from 4-7 p.m. turing and sales of his prod- spectfully invited to attend. es with the victim was enough to keep him held while Joyce is survived by a son, Directions and guest book he awaits trial. Paul Graham of Lynn, a broth- at www.solimine.com. Body donations on the Marguerite G. LeBlanc, 94 1922-2016 rise at US medical schools LYNN — Marguerite of lifelong friends af- G. (Bourque) LeB- fectionately referred By Collin Binkley “Funerals are expen- lanc, age 94, of Lynn, to as “the gang.” She ASSOCIATED PRESS sive. That certainly has died peacefully at and her late husband something to do with it,” Abbott House Nurs- Owen, moved to St. Many U.S. medical Zavoyna said. “Of course, ing Home on Aug. Theresa House in schools are seeing a surge it almost has this snow- 15, 2016. She was Lynn in 2008, where in the number of people ball effect, where you get the beloved wife of she enjoyed the sup- leaving their bodies to sci- five people to donate, and the late Owen J. LeB- port and company of ence, a trend attributed to then their families tell lanc, with whom she friends, staff and the rising funeral costs and another 25 people.” shared 69 years of marriage. St. Mary’s parish community. growing acceptance of a Milton Larson, a long- Born and educated in Marguerite moved to Abbott practice long seen by some time science teacher Moncton, New Brunswick, House in 2015, where warm as ghoulish. Canada, Marguerite was the and compassionate staff The increase has been a who was stricken with daughter of the late Aurèle cared for her to the end. There, boon to medical students Parkinson’s disease and and Anna (LeBlanc) Bourque. Marguerite maintained her and researchers, who dis- died in 2014 at age 82, She was the loving and devot- strong devotion to her Catho- sect cadavers in anatomy left his body to the Uni- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ed mother of Paul LeBlanc of lic faith, drawing comfort and class or use them to prac- versity of Minnesota in Lynn, Janice MacDonald and strength by attending weekly tice surgical techniques or Angela McArthur, right, director of the Anato- what his wife, Jean, of her husband, Brian, of Lynn, Mass at Holy Family Church test new devices and pro- my Bequest Program at the University of Min- Falcon Heights, Minne- and Joanne Bingham and until her death. cedures. nesota Medical School, walks with Jean Lar- sota, called “his last act her late husband, Ronald, Service information: Mar- “Not too long ago, it was son, widow of a donor in Minneapolis. of teaching and generos- of Wyoming, the cherished guerite’s funeral will be taboo. Now we have thou- ity.” grandmother of Meaghan held from the CUFFE-MC- sands of registered do- include Duke University, State Anatomy Board. But she initially strug- MacDonald of St. Louis, Mo., GINN FUNERAL HOME, 157 nors,” said Mark Zavoyna, the University of Arizo- Also, bodies donated to gled with his decision and and Evan MacDonald of Lake- Maple St., Lynn, on Monday, operations manager for na and state agencies in medical schools are cre- said she tries not to think wood, Ohio, the dear sister of Aug. 22, at 8 a.m., followed Georgetown University’s Maryland and Virginia. mated once they are no about the details of dis- the late Claude, Gérard, Rog- by a funeral Mass at St. body donation program. ScienceCare, a national longer needed, and the re- section. er and Violette Bourque and Pius V Church, 215 Maple The University of Min- tissue bank, now receives mains are often returned “To put it quite bluntly, the late Rita Surette, Maria St., Lynn, at 9 a.m. Relatives nesota said it received 5,000 cadavers a year, to their families at no ex- you have to realize that Melanson, and Carmela Fene- and friends invited. Inter- more than 550 cadavers twice as many as in 2010. pense. As of 2014, a tradi- they are going to cut the ty, and the aunt of many niec- ment in St. Jean Cemetery, last year, up from 170 in One reason is that reli- tional burial cost around body of your loved one es and nephews. Lynn, will be private at a lat- 2002. The University at gious objections to dissec- $7,200, an increase of 29 apart. That’s hard,” she Primarily a homemaker, er date. Visiting hours will Buffalo got almost 600 tion and cremation hold percent from a decade ear- said. Still, she plans to do- Marguerite worked for sever- be held on Sunday, Aug. 21, last year, a doubling over less sway today than in lier, according to the Na- nate her body, too: “This is al years at Wood Electric in from 1-5 p.m., in the funer- the past decade. Others the past, said Ronn Wade, tional Funeral Directors the most generous dona- Lynn until her retirement. She al home. Contributions may that reported increases director of Maryland’s Association. tion we can make.” enjoyed playing cards, square be made in her name to the dancing and wintering in Flor- charity of one’s choice. For ida for many years. Most of online memorial and guest all she loved spending time book, please visit www. Divisions appear among Dems with her family and her circle cuffemcginn.com. over charter school question

Glenn R. Anderson, 63 By Bob Salsberg cuts every year due to the served as co-chair of the Ballot question support- 1953-2016 ASSOCIATED PRESS state’s underfunding of Legislature’s Education ers, including Republican education and the money Committee while on Bea- Gov. Charlie Baker, reject LYNN — Glenn R. and friends. BOSTON — Massachu- lost to charters. con Hill, recently trum- arguments that charter Anderson, age 63 In addition to his setts Democrats appear Charter schools are pub- peted their support for the schools drain resources years, of Lynn, died wife, he is survived to be increasingly divided lic schools that operate ballot question. away from other schools. unexpectedly Satur- by one son, Skye over a November ballot independently from local In an opinion column in When a student leaves a day morning at his Anderson of Salem, question that would allow school districts. Question the Boston Herald, Walz conventional public school, home after a brief one step-son Steven more charter schools to 2 would permit up to 12 wrote she previously op- the funding allocated for illness. He was the and his wife, Theresa open or expand. additional charter schools posed charter schools un- that student goes to the husband of Cheryl Belair, of Hillsboro, The Democratic State each year beyond existing less the state changed the charter, and the state also L. (Raymond) Ander- N.H., one stepdaugh- Committee approved a state caps on the schools. way they were funded, but provides a temporary re- son, with whom he ter, Tammy, and her resolution Tuesday night Charter school spending is altered her view because imbursement to the dis- shared 39 years together and husband, Anthony Bufalino, to oppose Question 2, say- currently limited to 9 per- of evidence of “extraor- trict. 28 years of marriage. of Hillsboro, N.H., two sisters, ing it would siphon mil- cent of a district’s net edu- dinary academic results” Opponents of charter Born in Lynn, he was the Kim Fuller of Peabody, Hol- lions of dollars away from cation spending, except in from the schools. school expansion include son of the late Harry V. and ly Kirkness of Peabody, four traditional public schools. the state’s most underper- Liam Kerr, director of teachers unions, which Doris E. (Hawes) Anderson. grandchildren, Steve Moody of “Our local communi- forming school districts, the Massachusetts chap- traditionally support Glenn attended Lynn schools Clarksville, Tenn., Austin Belair ties cannot afford to lose which include Boston and ter of the pro-charter Democratic candidates and graduated from Lynn Vo- of Franklin, N.H., Brandon and even more money to char- Lawrence, where the cap group Democrats for Edu- in Massachusetts. The cational Technical Institute, Dylan Belair of Hillsboro, N.H., ter schools,” committee is 18 percent. cation Reform, blamed the Massachusetts Teachers Class of 1972. He received an two nephews, Adam Fuller of member Carol Donovan, The Tuesday vote came vote on “a small group of Union contends that even associate degree from Salem Farmington, N.Y., Jesse Kirk- a Democratic state rep- Democratic party insiders State University, and a bache- ness of Peabody, and a large after Democratic state with the state reimburse- resentative from Woburn, lor’s degree from Boston Uni- extended family. Rep. Frank Moran of Law- who hijacked a meeting ments, local school dis- versity. Service information: said in a statement. “Al- rence and Marty Walz, a and passed a resolution tricts lost more than $400 Glenn was employed as a Memorial services will be ready, cities and towns former Democratic law- with little warning and no million to charter schools Social Worker and was em- held at the First Luther- forced to make budget maker from Boston who debate or discussion.” in the last fiscal year. ployed by several local agen- an Church, 280 Broad- cies. He was a car enthusiast way, Lynn, on Saturday at and enjoyed working on his 1 p.m., to which relatives ‘Whitey’ Bulger asks the US 1970 ½ Camaro. He was a and friends are invited to sports fan and enjoyed watch- attend. Please make me- ing all local sports teams. He morial donation in Glenn’s loved his cats and fish pond in name to the Joslin Diabe- Supreme Court to hear his appeal his yard. Glenn was the cap- tes Center, 1 Joslin Place, tain of the dart team at Cel- Boston, MA 02115. Guest- By Denise Lavoie A three-judge panel he was captured in San- tomatically reversed as a ley’s. Most of all he enjoyed book at parkermemorialfu- ASSOCIATED PRESS of the court found that ta Monica, California. He result,” Brennan wrote. spending time with his family neralhome.com. Bulger had not shown is now serving a life sen- Brennan also argued BOSTON — James that his right to a fair tence. that federal prosecutors “Whitey” Bulger has asked trial was violated when The 2015 film, “Black failed to disclose “prom- the U.S. Supreme Court a judge barred him from Mass,” starring Johnny ises, rewards and induce- to hear his appeal of his Selling a house? testifying about his claim Depp, was based on Bulg- ments” made to John racketeering convictions Buying a house? that a now-deceased fed- er’s life. Martorano, a hit man who for playing a role in 11 eral prosecutor granted In his petition to the Su- murders and committing testified against Bulger at Find out what properties him immunity. The trial preme Court, filed on Aug. his trial. Martorano ad- a litany of other crimes. judge said Bulger had 11, Bulger’s lawyer, Hank recently sold in your area. mitted killing 20 people, It is unclear if the high not offered any hard evi- Brennan, said the judge’s but served only 12 years court will take up the Bos- dence that such an agree- pretrial ruling preventing Check out in prison. the Real Estate page ton gangster’s case. The ment existed. Bulger from telling the court generally agrees to Bulger, now 86, led a jury about his immunity Brennan did not respond in Saturday’s paper. hear only a small percent- notoriously violent gang claim violated his right to to requests seeking com- age of the thousands of from the 1970s through effectively present a de- ment. cases it’s asked to review the early 1990s. He fled fense and to testify on his Federal prosecutors each year. Boston in 1994 after an own behalf. must file a response to The 1st U.S. Circuit FBI agent tipped him that “This error affected the Bulger’s request by Sept. Court of Appeals upheld he was about to be indict- fundamental fairness of 12. A spokesman for U.S. Bulger’s 2013 convictions ed. Bulger remained a Mr. Bulger’s trial and his Attorney Carmen Ortiz in March. fugitive until 2011, when convictions should be au- declined to comment. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Housing crisis looms in Trump campaign shakes up leadership flood-stricken Louisiana in latest sign of tumult Michael Kunzelman, By Jill Colvin can lawmakers who have 110 Munroe St. Melinda Deslatte and Julie Pace urged the billionaire P.O. Box 5 and Kevin Mcgill ASSOCIATED PRESS businessman to dial back Lynn, MA 01903 ASSOCIATED PRESS his fiery rhetoric and run TETERBORO, N.J. — Customer Service DENHAM SPRINGS, a more traditional cam- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Donald Trump announced La. — With an estimated a shake-up of his cam- paign. Trump has largely Connecting 40,000 homes damaged by paign leadership Wednes- resisted those pleas and All Departments: deadly flooding, Louisiana the latest staff changes 781-593-7700 day, the latest sign of tu- could be looking at its big- mult for his struggling appear to be a rejection Ext. 2 gest housing crunch since White House bid less than of Manafort’s attempt to Classified Advertising the miserable, bumbling three months from his tame Trump. [email protected] aftermath of Hurricane Election Day faceoff with Bannon’s website has Subscriptions Katrina a decade ago. Hillary Clinton. been a cheerleader for [email protected] People whose homes Trump’s campaign for PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Republican nomi- Circulation were swamped by some nee named Stephen Ban- months and also critical [email protected] of the heaviest rains Lou- Jasmine Fontenot, front, gets a boat ride to her non of the conservative of Republican leaders, Ext. 3 isiana has ever seen are home with the help of Darius Girouard, back, Breitbart News website as including House Speak- staying in shelters, bunk- and Fabian LeBlanc after her family was evac- chief executive officer and er Paul Ryan. A former Newsroom ing with friends or rela- [email protected] uated due to high water from recent rain Tues- promoted pollster Kelly- Goldman Sachs banker, [email protected] tives, or sleeping in trail- day in Abbeville, La. anne Conway to campaign Bannon does not have ers on their front lawns. Ext. 4 manager. The moves sig- presidential campaign Others unable or unwill- out any empty space they assurances that the tem- nal that Trump plans experience but he shares Sports ing to leave their homes might have. porary units won’t be the [email protected] to embrace his populist, Trump’s combative ap- are living amid mud and “If you have a unit that’s old FEMA travel trailers outsider persona in the proach to politics. Ext. 5 the ever-present risk of an old mother-in-law suite — a reference to the ones campaign’s final stretch Conway joined Trump’s Retail and Online mold in the steamy Au- and you can rent it out, let brought in after Hurricanes rather than moderate and campaign earlier this year Advertising gust heat. us know,” said Keith Cun- Katrina and Rita that were extend a hand to more tra- [email protected] as a senior adviser. A long- Many victims will need ningham, who heads the found to have toxic levels of ditional Republicans. time Republican strate- a place to stay while they ADVERTISING Louisiana Housing Corpo- formaldehyde. “I’ve known both of them gist and pollster, she has rebuild. Countless others ration, the state housing The flooding that has Ernie Carpenter, Jr. for a long time. They’re close ties to Trump’s run- didn’t have flood insur- agency. struck the Baton Rouge Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 terrific people, they’re ning mate, Indiana Gov. ance and may not have The Federal Emergen- and Lafayette areas has [email protected] winners, they’re champs, Mike Pence. the means to repair their cy Management Agency, left at least 11 people and we need to win it,” Bob Gunther Speaking to reporters at homes. They may have to whose very name became dead. More than 30,000 Trump told The Associat- Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 Trump Tower on Wednes- [email protected] find new places. a punchline during Ka- have been rescued, and at ed Press in a phone inter- day, Conway called the Exactly how many will trina, said it will look into least 70,000 have regis- view in the early hours of Ralph Mitchell changes “an expansion” Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 need short-term housing lining up rental properties tered for federal disaster Wednesday morning. [email protected] is unclear, but state hous- for those left homeless and assistance. At the height, Paul Manafort, Trump’s at “an incredibly busy Philip Ouellette ing officials are already will consider using tempo- 11,000 people were stay- controversial campaign time going into the last Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 urging landlords to allow rary housing units. ing in shelters, though chairman, will retain his 12-week home stretch for [email protected] short-term leases and en- But FEMA Adminis- that had dropped to 6,000 title. But in announcing the campaign, and we look Cassie Vitali couraging people to rent trator Craig Fugate gave by Wednesday. the shakeup, Trump said at personnel as more is Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 Bannon would now over- more.” [email protected] see the campaign staff and She described herself, Patricia Whalen operations, raising ques- Bannon, Manafort and his Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 deputy Rick Gates, who [email protected] tions about Manafort’s role going forward. has been traveling often BUSINESS OFFICE Manafort has spent with Trump and is expect- Beth Bresnahan months trying to ingra- ed to retain a senior role, Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 tiate Trump to Republi- as the “core four.” [email protected] Susan J. Conti Controller, ext. 1288 [email protected] Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 [email protected] Marian Kinney ext. 1212 [email protected] Will Kraft Vice President / Finance PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ext. 1296 [email protected] A member of a CalFire hand crew lights a back fire while fighting the Bluecut Fire Wednesday in Cajon Pass, Calif. Jennifer Perez ext. 1205 [email protected] CIRCULATION Wildfire burns with ferocity Lisa Mahmoud Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] never seen by fire crews CLASSIFIED Abbe Young Smith By Christopher No deaths were report- with firefighters battled Manager, ext. 1276 Weber and ed, but cadaver dogs were flames alongside her. [email protected] Christine Armario searching the ruins for She and her mother, Kerry Smith ASSOCIATED PRESS anyone who was overrun onsite caretakers at the Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 by the flames. Angels and Paws ani- SAN BERNARDINO, [email protected] In 40 years of fighting Calif. — A wildfire with mal rescue shelter in De- fires, Incident Commander NEWSROOM a ferocity never seen be- vore Heights, said it was Mike Wakoski said, he had fore by veteran California only moments after they Bill Brotherton never seen conditions as Features Editor ext. 1338 firefighters raced up and smelled smoke that flames [email protected] down canyon hillsides, in- extreme as those in Cajon exploded all around them. Pass, where the fire broke Gayla Cawley stantly engulfing homes They grabbed their pets Reporter, ext. 1236 and forcing thousands of out Tuesday morning. and tried to rescue nine [email protected] people to flee, some run- Residents like Vi Delga- other shelter dogs and Dillon Durst ning for their lives just do and her daughter April three cats, but a sheriff’s Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 ahead of the flames. Christy, who had been deputy told them there [email protected] By Wednesday, a day through a major brushfire was no time. Thomas Grillo after it ignited in brush years before, said they had “You won’t make it. Save Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1264 never seen anything like it yourself. Take your truck [email protected] left tinder-dry by years of drought, the blaze had either. and leave,” Delgado said Spenser Hasak spread across nearly 47 “No joke, we were liter- the deputy shouted at her, Copy Editor, ext. 1278 ally being chased by the [email protected] square miles and was rag- adding that he and others ing completely out of con- fire,” a tearful April Chris- would try to rescue the an- Thor Jourgensen ty said in a voice choked News Editor, ext. 1267 trol. The flames advanced imals. She learned later [email protected] despite the efforts of 1,300 with emotion as she and that authorities did save her mother sat in their the animals, but officials Steve Krause firefighters. Sports Editor, ext. 1229 Authorities could not minivan in an evacua- could not tell her if her [email protected] immediately say how tion center parking lot in home survived. Fontana. They did not go Katie Morrison many homes had been de- Sports Reporter stroyed, but they warned inside because their dogs, [email protected] that the number will be three Chihuahuas and a LAW OFFICES OF JAMES J. CARRIGAN Owen O’Rourke large. mixed-breed mutt, were Photographer, ext. 1224 “There will be a lot of not allowed. • Social Security Disability [email protected] families that come home “You’ve got flames on • Workers Compensation The value of each coupon shown here is equal to Anne Marie Tobin to nothing,” San Ber- the side of you. You’ve got • Accidents or greater than the price of the newspaper. Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 flames behind you,” Chris- 25 years located across nardino County Fire Chief from Lynn District Court [email protected] Mark Hartwig said after ty said, describing a har- Bridget Turcotte flying over a fire scene he rowing race down a moun- 15 Johnson St. ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! Reporter, ext. 1269 described as “devastating.” tain road. She was led by a 781-596-0100 [email protected] If you would like to participate in “It hit hard. It hit fast. It sheriff’s patrol car in front JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN Mark Sutherland The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, hit with an intensity that while a California High- RONALD D. MALLOY Editorial Art Director, ext. 1222 www.jamescarriganlaw.com contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 [email protected] we hadn’t seen before,” he way Patrol vehicle trailed said. behind and a truck filled [email protected] Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY [email protected] ELECTION INFORMATION

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E M. G D  President and Publisher The good and bad of Clinton economic planning Edward L. Cahill B A. B John M. Gilberg Chief Executive O cer Hillary Clinton, whose family in- growth rate we saw during the first story of how government has come T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall come is in the top tenth of the top 1 half of this year, part an economic to think it should micromanage our W   J. K Monica Connell Healey percent, something like $10 million recovery that’s been the worst since affairs with no way of deciphering a Vice President, Finance in 2015 to go along with more mul- World War II. fraction of the questions confronted. P   G. O  J. Patrick Norton Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman timillions in net worth, long ago cre- You’re not going to conquer this Overregulation means lost freedom P ”  ated an economic plan with husband without a reversal to vigorous growth, and businesses increasingly less Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Bill that has worked wonderfully. which won’t arrive without vigorous able to do what they otherwise could Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 You get into politics, give speeches business expansion. We’re not get- to improve our lot. Clinton has all Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 ting it, Alesina says, because busi- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 for as much as $500,000 each, start kinds of joyrides in mind by way of Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 a corrupt foundation and embrace nesses are scared to death of what’s coerced benefits and wages that will Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 conflicts of interest with stealth, af- going to hit them when they try: Not lead to higher prices, increased un- Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 fection and greed. just tougher taxes of varied kinds but Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 employment and business stultifica- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Sadly, when it comes to moving be- also new regulations, collectively the tion cheating millions. Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 yond the personal to figuring out an equivalent of heavy artillery taking Her list of malware ideas goes on, economic plan for the nation, she is out a cavalry charge. Shuddering is John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 such as energy plans that do noth- not so adept. hardly a misplaced reaction. ing about warming but a ton to raise To make us more statist, win votes Understand that our corporate tax energy prices, and some beloved through freebies and undertake rates are already the highest in the projects that won’t get done without some projects that would make sense developed world, and, says the Tax an attitude change about regula- if there were compensating cuts, she Foundation, they are also the high- tion. Fix infrastructure? Regulatory wants to increase spending over the est effective tax rates in the devel- inspections prohibit shovels being next decade by a figure Moody’s An- oped world. What’s needed for more ready on time. alytics puts at $2.2 trillion. Consid- competitiveness, more jobs and Some of the Clinton plan has to EDITORIAL ering the spending fun already being higher wages is a tax revamp, not do with sheer politics, of course, but had and what’s going to happen to the crippling corporate tax increas- much of it is ideologically driven, as entitlements when baby boomers re- es Clinton so longingly dreams of. in wanting something much clos- tire, it’s a plea for debt devastation Then we come to regulations, and er to equality of outcome. The only But even supposing the worst yes, some are needed. But we have chance for that to happen under Reimagining doesn’t happen on that front, a study an egregious excess of them, and this scheme would be equality not of more than 200 fiscal rearrange- no one has piled it on better than through more money for many, but ments dealing with deficits in 21 the unilaterally minded President through less money for many. Don’t countries shows it is cutting spend- Barack Obama. The Heritage Foun- worry about Clinton, however. This Vinnin Square dation reports that, since 2009, he ing — not increasing it with taxes candidate, who as a U.S. senator galore, another Clinton objective — has given us an unmatched 229 big- promised 200,000 new jobs in up- The plan to reimagine the Vin- that works to inspire economies. time regulations — some of them state New York and then lost jobs, nin Square Walgreens site with Harvard economist Alberto Alesi- dubiously legal — at a conserva- does know how to plan for herself. new retailers and restaurants rep- na, a co-author of the study, writes tively estimated annual cost of $108 resents a brief glimpse at the op- that big spending can lead to reces- billion. That has obviously added to Jay Ambrose is an op-ed columnist portunities available to redefine sions and says we’re close. What is hundreds of billions of other regula- for Tribune News Service. Readers Swampscott’s commercial center. especially frightening right now tory costs already doing damage. may email him at speaktojay@aol. With several shopping plazas is the anemic 1 percent economic Those facts barely begin to tell the com. grouped around one of the town’s busiest streets, Vinnin Square is a moderate traffic challenge for the best driver on the best of days and a major downer on the worst traffic days. The levels of automotive annoy- ance originate in the way parking lots funnel traffic onto Paradise Road. Drivers snake their way out of the lots and onto Paradise through a combination of intersec- tions controlled by traffic signals and exits. On busy days or during bad weather, the intersections are easily overwhelmed. Town officials in their wisdom are not looking at Walgreens’ move across Paradise Road in a vacu- um. The store relocation opens space for four new businesses. But it also sets the stage to examine ways to reconfigure the major Vin- nin Square parking lot where the chain retailer is now located. The parking layout in the plaza dominated by Stop & Shop and Walgreens is congested and dis- organized. The parking spaces in the lot’s center are used by drivers seeking to minimize walking. Lot spaces nearer Paradise Road and CARL P. LEUBSDORF Essex are comparatively empty. The parking problem is worse in the lot on the other side of Paradise Third-party hopefuls likely won’t have much impact Road where prudent drivers crawl up and down parking lanes looking for a space to avoid a collision with As Donald Trump’s prospects have liberal votes in New Hampshire and mer Alabama Gov. George Wallace’s a car pulling out in front of them. diminished, so too has the likelihood Florida to elect President George W. strong showing in 1968 spurred Both major lots, as well as the that Gary Johnson, Jill Stein or Bush over Democrat Al Gore. President Richard Nixon to increase one at the end of Vinnin Square Evan McMullin will play any signif- Nader got fewer than 3 million of his appeal to conservative Southern- dominated by Staples, need to be icant role in the 2016 election. the 105 million votes cast, but his ers, helping build a national GOP examined for exit and entrance To do so would require a close race 22,198 votes in New Hampshire majority for the next two decades. convenience and improved traffic between Trump and Hillary Clin- tripled Bush’s margin over Gore. In This year, all three independent flow. Experts make a living con- ton — and enough support for at Florida, Nader’s 97,488 total was hopefuls are primarily protest vehi- ducting this type of research. But least one of them to qualify for the more than 100 times Bush’s dis- cles for voters who don’t like either a couple of public hearings sched- nationally televised debates. So far, puted 537-vote margin. Victory in Trump (Johnson and McMullin) or uled by town officials could provide neither is happening. either state would have given Gore Clinton (Stein). Stein has attracted residents an opportunity to offer American presidential campaigns the presidency. some outspoken liberals who backed parking improvement ideas. are replete with unsuccessful bids The most clear-cut case occurred Sen. Bernie Sanders’ primary chal- Vinnin Square is a vital section by third-party hopefuls who aimed more than a century ago, in 1912. For- lenge to Clinton. Johnson and Mc- of Swampscott, serving simultane- to influence the outcome, displace mer President Theodore Roosevelt, Mullin are getting support from ously as a border area with Salem one of the major parties, provide running as the Progressive Party anti-Trump Republicans who also and an entrance point to the town. a vehicle for protesting the major nominee after losing the Republican reject Clinton. A close look at parking and maxi- candidates or achieve some combi- nomination, split the GOP vote so As a group, polls show they’re at- mizing opportunities for business- nation of those goals. But though Democrat Woodrow Wilson won easi- tracting more backers than recent es in the square can quickly lead to Americans frequently dislike both ly with incumbent Republican Presi- independent hopefuls. But despite an examination of the long unused main candidates, few independents dent William Howard Taft third. anecdotal evidence they’re appeal- General Glover House property ultimately had much electoral im- Roosevelt proves the exception to ing to disaffected mainstream vot- and the square’s other underuti- pact. the rule that independents who in- ers and some prominent politicians, lized sections. For example, in 1960, Southern fluence the outcome are generally their numbers have stayed relatively The town should stride bold- segregationists sought to withhold not high profile hopefuls but maver- stable — Johnson close to 10 percent, ly into a reimagination of Vinnin enough electoral votes from both icks who get relatively few votes in Stein with about half that. McMul- Square. They should reject quick- John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon the right places. lin, just starting, doesn’t register yet. fixes or half-measure methods for to throw the election into the House Nader fit that pattern. So did for- Barring a big change, none seems improving Swampscott’s commer- of Representatives, hoping it would mer Minnesota Democratic Sen. Eu- likely to reach the Commission on cial center. elect someone more sympathetic to gene McCarthy, who in 1976 ran as Presidential Debates’ 15 percent na- their views. They won electors in an independent, drew only 740,000 tional threshold for inclusion in the two Southern states but failed to votes but nearly enabled President first debate scheduled Sept. 26. prevent Kennedy’s election. Gerald Ford to defeat Democrat Still, given deep dislike for both In 1948, left-winger Henry Wal- Jimmy Carter by tipping three Clinton and Trump, it would be no lace cost Harry Truman New York, closely divided states to the GOP. surprise if the three totaled more and segregationist Strom Thurmond Sometimes, third party candida- votes than in any election in 20 captured four Southern states. Tru- cies produce results opposite the years. Polls suggest support for man still won. predominant views of their voters. Johnson and McMullin could under- And in 1992, computer magnate That was true in 2000, when Na- mine Trump sufficiently to cost him Ross Perot’s support in early polls der’s voters were generally disaf- a state or two, notably Utah. spurred speculation he could win a fected liberals who thought Gore too But history suggests their totals three-way race. He finished third, centrist. The result was the most will decline as Election Day nears and studies showed that, despite conservative presidency of the past and voters acknowledge the real polling nearly 20 million votes quarter century. Theodore Roos- choice, once again, is between the and making the debates, he didn’t evelt’s 1912 candidacy cost Repub- two major party nominees. change a single state’s result. licans the White House, though he There are two exceptions, one may have preferred Wilson to the Carl P. Leubsdorf is a columnist for quite recent. In 2000, onetime con- increasingly conservative Taft. The Dallas Morning News. Readers sumer activist Ralph Nader’s Green Others impact long-term ideology may email him at carl.p.leubsdorf@ Party candidacy drained off enough more than a single election. For- gmail.com. TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT Music that soothes the Soul ... and all that jazz

SALEM — The 10th annual have made it this far as a volun- Salem Jazz and Soul Festival teer-run nonprofit,” said Larry will take place at Salem Willows Claflin Jr., the festival’s co-found- this weekend. er and executive director. “With- The free festival will feature 10 out the city’s help and that of our bands, a MusicKidz tent, Salem generous sponsors and growing Five Community Foundation Mu- number of patrons, this would sic-Education Tent, artisan fair not have been possible. This is and the Notch Brewing beer pa- truly a community effort.” vilion for those age 21 and older. Organizers rarely repeat The festival will offer several groups but made two excep- styles of music over two days: tions this year: Dwayne Dopsie big band jazz, Latin, funk, soul, and the Zydeco Hellraisers, who blues, zydeco and more. Bands were such a hit at the 2015 fes- hail from the North Shore, Bos- tival; and Jen Kearney, who per- ton, New York and Louisiana. formed at the first Salem Jazz More than 8,000 music lovers and Soul Festival in 2007. are expected to attend. Parking is limited at Salem The lineup on Saturday con- Willows, so festival organizers sists of the Salem High School and the city ask that attendees Jazz Band; What Time is it, walk or bike to the festival, or Mr. Fox; Austin Torpedoes; Bri- park free at Shetland Park and an Thomas/Alex Lee Clark Big take an inexpensive trolley to the Band; and the Nth Power, a pow- festival. Vehicles parked illegally erful soul band from New York, will be ticketed and/or towed. led by drummer Nikki Glasp- The Salem Jazz and Soul Festi- ie, who has toured with Maceo val is a nonprofit, volunteer-run Parker and Beyoncé. organization that produces Featured on Sunday will be free concerts and raises money the North Shore Jazz Project All for music education causes on Stars; Edmar Colón; Jen Kearney; the North Shore. It has raised Tim Gearan; and Dwayne Dopsie $57,000 since 2007. Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers will perform at this weekend’s Salem Jazz and the Zydeco Hellraisers. For more information, go to sa- and Soul Festival. “We’re extremely excited to lemjazzsoul.org. Sing along to ‘Songs for a New World’

PHOTO | GARY NG From left, Chris Pittman, Wendy Waring, Nyah Macklin, Jack Donahue and Barbara Walsh perform in Gloucester Stage’s production of “Songs for a New World.”

By Jack In one spoken interlude, ret favorite “Stars and the Butterworth he reminisces about the Moon.” She shines in the FOR THE ITEM 12 boys in his fifth-grade comically inspired “Suraba- class: “Four of them are ya Santa,” playing a music GLOUCESTER — in jail, six of them are hall version of Mrs. Santa Gloucester Stage Com- dead and Gordon Conners Claus as she prepares to pany rocks to the beat of works at Twin Donut on leave Kris for the elves. composer Jason Robert 125th Street. You don’t Jazz singer Jack Dona- Brown this month, shar- know me, but you will.” hue scores with a cynical ing the lives of a rich va- Brown wrote that. It’s but sympathetic portrait riety of characters from played regularly on ev- of a man who can’t quite American history and ery radio show devoted to leave his girlfriend be- legend in Brown’s first Broadway music. cause “She Cries.” musical, “Songs for a New Director Robert Walsh Wendy Waring exudes World.” has inspired his cast to desperation in “Just One Some of you might won- energetically deliver each Step” as a woman driv- der who Brown is; writers of the songs, and the mu- en to a high rise ledge by may be obscure, even a sicians — Bethany Aiken, her cheating husband, fearless 25-year-old com- Ian Conway, Adam Kiefer only to see Maury Povich poser launching a stage and Josh Goldman — back and Connie Chung in the career. But one thing is the performers with style. crowd below her. certain: Songs are famous. Chris Pittman brings Nyah Macklin steals her Take one of the high passion to “The Steam moment with “Christmas points of this American Train” and a sad sense of Lullabye,” portraying a songbook, “The Steam yearning to the prison in- single mother. She leaves Train,” about a young Af- mate he plays in “King of the audience wanting rican-American man with the World.” more. a ferocious talent for bas- Barbara Walsh is wistful “Songs for a New World” ketball and an unbreak- about memories of men is at Gloucester Stage able dream of success. and choices in the caba- through Aug. 27. Read all about it: Playtime Stories coming to Gloucester Stage Co.

GLOUCESTER — thy Kunhardt’s classic their favorite books come Gloucester Stage Com- books “Pat The Bunny” to life onstage. Following pany presents Playtime and “Junket Is Nice”; and the performance, audience Stories, an engaging com- the New England favor- members will be invited bination of children’s tales, ite, Robert McCloskey’s to join the company in live performances and ac- “Make Way for Ducklings” fun and interactive work- tivities for ages 2 and old- at Gloucester Stage, 267 shops relating to the story. er, on Saturday at 10 a.m. E. Main St. Admission is $5. Ad- Award-winning actress Playtime Stories offers vance reservations avail- Dossy Peabody of Salem young children the op- able. For more informa- joins the Playtime Sto- portunity to experience tion, call 978-281-4433 ries company to narrate the fun and magic of live or go to www.gloucester- her grandmother Doro- theater as they watch stage.com.

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By Jonathan Drew ing their way into the vic- charged with the deaths of ages 6, 7 and 11 — around were Toone’s daughters. Howard’s co-workers called ASSOCIATED PRESS tims’ home in Greenville the three children, Holtz- 8 p.m. Tuesday. Toone’s rel- “As little girls, you should to say she hadn’t come to after relatives called with man said. He said he ex- atives had called the police be able to trust your father work, but authorities had RALEIGH, N.C. — A concerns about their safe- pects Toone to be extra- to say he made unsettling — to look to him for advice, no reason to force entry North Carolina man killed ty, Greenville Police Chief dited later this week to comments about their wel- and know he will always be then, Holtzman said. his two young daughters, Mark Holtzman said at a Greenville, which is about fare. Holtzman declined to there to protect you. Dibon Toone’s arrest came their sister and their news conference. Hours lat- 85 miles east of Raleigh. release the cause of death, Toone betrayed that trust, around midnight Tuesday mother before fleeing to er and more than 150 miles The public defender’s of- but said the four may have and as a result, these little after Richmond police were Virginia — just weeks af- north in Richmond, officers fice in Pitt County, which been dead for several days. girls and their mother paid alerted to a stolen car iden- ter he was forced to get caught 39-year-old Dibon includes Greenville, said Howard and Toone had the ultimate price,” the po- tified by North Carolina in- psychiatric help because Toone in the victim’s car. Toone has not yet been as- been in a relationship, and lice department said in a vestigators, said Richmond of a suicide attempt, au- Toone was being held signed a lawyer. he appears to have been news release. Police spokesman James thorities said Wednesday. in Richmond on a mur- Officers found the bodies living with the victims, Officers had also knocked Mercante. Greenville Po- Officers found the bodies der charge in the moth- of Garlette Howard, 32, Holtzman said. Holtzman on the door of the home lice say Toone was driving on Tuesday night by forc- er’s killing, and he will be and her three daughters — said the two younger girls Monday afternoon after Howard’s work-issued car. POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly arrested and charged with dis- A report of a gunshot at Complaints p.m. Tuesday at Community Accidents arrests, reflect police records. In the orderly conduct and resisting 12:21 a.m. Wednesday on Credit Union at 32 Central St. event of a perceived inaccuracy, it arrest at 5:49 p.m. Tuesday. Great Woods Road. A report of an injured bird at The owner of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle 5:19 p.m. Tuesday at 85 Main accident at 2:42 p.m. Tuesday is the sole responsibility of the con- George Tate, 22, of 32 Sa- reported an unknown per- chem St., was arrested and Overdose St. DPW was asked to pick up son threw a rock at the wind- at Walmart at 770 Broadway; cerned party to contact the relevant charged with drinking in public the bird. shield, cracking it; at 9:40 a.m. at 5:04 p.m. Tuesday at Main police department and have the at 2:19 p.m. Tuesday. A report of an overdose at A report of a sick raccoon in Wednesday at 15 Willowbrae Street and Broadway. department issue a notice of correc- Miguel Torres, of 384 East- 3:06 p.m. Wednesday on Suf- the intersection at 5:26 p.m. Drive. A caller reported his tire A report of a motor vehicle tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or ern Ave., was arrested on a war- folk Street. Tuesday at 2 Pulaski St. and was slashed. An officer reported hit and run accident at 4 p.m. clarifications will not be made without rant charge of assault and bat- Wilson Square. the tire was slashed four times. Tuesday at Square One Mall at express notice of change from the ar- tery with a dangerous weapon Theft A report of suspicious activity 1277 Broadway. at 2:28 p.m. Wednesday. at 6:54 p.m. Tuesday at 1 Mur- REVERE resting police department. A report of a larceny at 3:19 dock Road. A caller reported Complaints Accidents p.m. Tuesday at 48 Curwin Cir- a suspicious drone flying over LYNN cle; at 7:48 p.m. Tuesday at her backyard while her children Arrests A report of a disturbance at 126 S Common St.; at 8:30 A report of a motor vehicle were playing. An officer followed Gaetano Cardarella, 23, of 8:34 p.m. Tuesday at Sherman a.m. Wednesday at 50 Western Arrests accident at 5:14 p.m. Tuesday the drone back to Kittridge 418 Revere Beach Parkway, Apt. Plaza at 1160 Broadway. Ave.; at 12:35 p.m. Wednesday at Casco Road and Lynnfield Street and spoke to the person 96, was arrested and charged A report of a fight at 2:27 Kendall Antoine, 47, of 9 Fay Street; at 6:31 p.m. Tuesday at at 126 Adams St.; at 1:45 p.m. flying it. a.m. Wednesday at 16 Denver St., was arrested and charged with six counts of Class B drug Broadway and Warwick Street; Wednesday at 734 Western Ave. A report of a disturbance at distribution, three counts of St. A caller reported a fight be- with operation of a motor vehicle at 12:38 a.m. Wednesday at 9:49 p.m. Tuesday on Daniel tween six people and one had with a revoked registration, unli- Class A drug distribution and CVS at 200 S Common St.; at MARBLEHEAD Terrace; at 11:05 p.m. Tuesday possession with intent to dis- a machete. censed operation of a motor ve- 8:17 a.m. Wednesday at Allerton at East End Veterans Memorial hicle, unregistered motor vehicle tribute a Class B drug at 3:59 and Chestnut streets; at 8:44 Accidents Park at 45 Walnut St. A man p.m. Tuesday. Fire and uninsured motor vehicle/ reported people were trying to a.m. Wednesday at Auburn and Kristina M. Guerriero, 23, of A report of a fire inside a trash trailer at 2:15 a.m. Wednesday. A report of a motor vehicle ac- fight him. An officer spoke to Lynnfield streets; at 1:30 p.m. 418 Revere Beach Parkway, Apt. barrel outside the building at Isaiah Graham, of 8 Nichols cident at 4:43 p.m. Tuesday on the man who had been drinking Wednesday at 420 Essex St. 96, was arrested and charged 1:50 p.m. Tuesday at Citizens Ave., was arrested on warrant Barnard Hawkes Court. and nobody else was around. charges of malicious property with Class A drug distribution, Bank at 180 Main St. Assaults A report of a suspicious motor Class B drug distribution and defacement, assault and bat- Complaints vehicle at 7:25 a.m. Wednesday tery with a dangerous weapon possession with intent to dis- Theft A report of an assault and at 64 Gardner St. A caller re- tribute a Class B drug at 4:05 and shoplifting at 10:41 a.m. battery at 3:12 p.m. Tuesday on A report of a building check ported that for the past week, a Wednesday. at 2:40 p.m. Tuesday on Reed p.m. Tuesday. A report of a larceny at 11:18 Lynnfield Street; at 9:41 p.m. gray pick-up truck has parked in David L. Keeling, 56, home- a.m. Tuesday at Sears at 1325 Pasquale Mattaliano, 46, Tuesday on Washington Street. Street. A caller reported taking front of his house. He reported was arrested and charged with care of another person’s dog less, was arrested on a warrant Broadway. A report of an assault at the driver gets out of the vehicle, at 11:57 p.m. Tuesday. destruction of property, viola- 10:31 p.m. Tuesday on Lawton who lives across the street and smokes a cigarette and stares tion of the city knife ordinance noticed the dog was missing. Vandalism Avenue. at his house. Accidents and threat to commit a crime at The caller thought someone A report of a dead bird at A report of vandalism at 7:45 8:32 p.m. Tuesday. Breaking and Entering took the dog after possibly 10:17 a.m. Wednesday at A report of a motor vehicle a.m. Tuesday at 5 Sanders Patricia McCabe, 47, of 60 breaking into the home. It 17 Mt Pleasant Drive. A call- accident at 2:34 p.m. Tuesday Drive. A caller reported some- Estes St., was arrested and A report of a motor vehicle turned out someone came by er reported a dead bird in her at Lee Burbank Highway and one put a stick through his tire. charged with destruction of breaking and entering at 3:10 at 10 a.m. to walk the dog and yard. The woman was told that Furlong Drive. property and threat to commit a p.m. Tuesday at 130 Chatham hadn’t returned with it yet. Crea- homeowners are responsible crime at 8:31 p.m. Tuesday. SWAMPSCOTT St.; at 2:41 p.m. Wednesday at ture Comforts was called and for removing dead wildlife from Saul Nunez, of 52 Baker Complaints 11 James St. the business had the dog. their property and was advised St., was arrested on a warrant Accidents A report of a breaking and to use a shovel so she wouldn’t A report of a disturbance at charge of destruction of proper- entering at 7:44 p.m. Tuesday PEABODY come in contact with it. 12:34 a.m. Tuesday at Lincoln A report of a motor vehicle ac- ty at 10:37 a.m. Wednesday. at 150 Lewis St.; at 8:46 p.m. and Blaney streets; at 7:24 p.m. cident at 11:08 a.m. Tuesday at Jose Osorio, 33, of 156 Tuesday at 501 Washington St. Accidents Tuesday on Newman Street. 643 Humphrey St.; at 11:27 a.m. Campbell Ave., was arrested Overdose Tuesday at 531 Humphrey St. and charged with operation of a Complaints A report of a motor vehicle ac- A report of an overdose at Theft A report of a motor vehicle hit motor vehicle with a suspended cident at 4:37 p.m. Tuesday at 6:42 p.m. Tuesday on Sutton and run accident at 4:53 p.m. license, motor vehicle operator A report of a disturbance at A report of a larceny/forgery/ Petco at 10 Sylvan St.; at 7:06 Street. A caller reported her son Tuesday at Marshalls at 1005 refuses to identify self, speeding 3:09 p.m. Tuesday at 324 Ma- fraud at 7:24 p.m. Tuesday on p.m. Tuesday at Chandler’s Ice took multiple medications. The Paradise Road. and failure to wear a seatbelt at ple St.; at 4:26 p.m. Tuesday Cream at 86 Andover St.; at man was taken to Salem Hos- Highland Street. at 170 S Common St.; at 4:34 7:29 p.m. Tuesday. 11:47 a.m. Wednesday at 751 pital. CVS reported theft of pre- Breaking and Entering Sara Panopoulas, of 24 Es- p.m. Tuesday at 72 Fayette St.; Lowell St. and 2 Catherine Drive. scription medication. Michael SAUGUS tes St., was arrested on warrant at 6:17 p.m. Tuesday at 841 W. Halbick, 37, of 32 Sutton A report of a breaking and en- charges of assault and battery Western Ave.; at 8:45 p.m. Tues- Breaking and Entering St., was cited for three counts Arrests tering at 8 p.m. Tuesday at 52 and drug possession to distrib- day at 95 Park St.; at 9:01 p.m. of larceny of a drug, two counts Pine St. ute at 11:46 p.m. Tuesday. Tuesday at 508 Summer St.; A report of a breaking and of Class E drug possession and Omar Martinez-Rodriguez, Joana Pena, 19, of 19 Union at 10:33 p.m. Tuesday on Ma- entering at 5:36 p.m. Tuesday Class C drug possession. of 70 Lafayette Park, Lynn, was Complaints St., was arrested and charged rine Boulevard; at 12:22 a.m. at 17 Swampscott Ave. Forced arrested and charged with op- with two counts of larceny at Wednesday at 49 Henry Ave.; entry to the back door of a Vandalism eration of a motor vehicle with A report of a coyote walking in 2:27 p.m. Wednesday. at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday at 1 residence was reported with a a suspended license at 10:55 the street near the pool at 11:27 Senaida Rodriguez, 41, was Freeman Square. breaking and entering. A report of vandalism at 4:19 a.m. Tuesday. a.m. Tuesday at 1 Salem St.

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The noise a downtown agency that quasi-independent agen- Middle School could be be a shared space for infor- meanings and a touch of from screaming fans fad- charged a $1 premium cy funds capital improve- considered for an upper mation technology, online sitar-laden musical mys- ed, echoing weakly off over the $4.75 face val- ment projects in the elementary school for education, tutoring, collab- ticism thrown in for good the towering concrete- ue. The agent said with a state’s public schools. grades 3 through 5. orating for group projects, measure. But they didn’t and-steel ugliness of the grin, “You guys are only The School Committee Meredith said a location reading or studying. weed through any of those Bowker Overpass that four rows from the stage.” passed the plan, drafted has not been chosen. But A Maker Space would be songs on their 1966 tour walled off the entire right Technically, he wasn’t ly- by Superintendent David the site of the high school on a similar facility with a fo- because they couldn’t rep- side of the street. At the ing. We were indeed in DeRuosi, last week. Pearce Memorial Drive is cus on creativity. Students licate them properly live. corner, I could only turn the fourth row, but what “We are going forward the most viable option, she could gather to create and Besides, some fans still left on Newbury Street be- he didn’t say was that with a 6 to 12,” said Jean- added. The Cedar Glen Golf invent using a 3D printer, saw the Beatles sim- cause submerged straight the row extended all the nie Meredith, chairwoman Course and a 63-acre prop- software, electronics, craft ply in black-and-white ahead was the new Mass way down to the starting of both panels. “We can erty owned by the school and hardware supplies terms as goofy moptops Turnpike extension and it gate for horse races; hence change some of the lan- department known as the and tools. running through British was in a full-throated roar we were at least two fur- guage but we can’t change Curley Property were also The Coding and Web/ train stations escaping with vehicles zooming by longs (read: ¼ mile) from the premise.” considered, she said. Graphic Design Lab and from screeching flocks of at maximum white noise the stage that was set up Town Manager Scott The panel will have the 3D Design and Computer pubescent “birds.” But by decibels and speeds. on the edge of the infield Crabtree said the decision opportunity to change the Aided Design Lab would 1966, they had long left Continuing around the in front of the tote board. to go with a combination language of the education also both be equipped with that station and found a school rather than a stand- back of the hotel for about They were great seats to and space plans as the proj- 3D printers. The program different ticket to ride, 150 feet, I looked down a alone high school is driven see Old Paint thunder ect progresses, Meredith is intended to leave stu- dabbling in colorfully sat- dark, dirty alleyway and by the curriculum outlined around the bend on his said. The documents will dents prepared to enter urated new modes of cre- was stunned by what I way to the homestretch, in the education plan. not be finalized with the an associates program, ativity to transport their saw; I froze in my tracks. but not for a Beatles con- Lori Cowles, principal of MSBA until they reach the followed by employment music to even higher artis- My jaw dropped and my cert. Cambridge-based HMFH design phase. Included in as a CAD professional. tic heights. In many ways, eyes popped out like a Tex We missed most of Architects Inc. said it the documents is the need A Starbucks-style stu- the Suffolk Downs concert Avery cartoon character as the opening acts (The would cost $62 million for a security upgrade. dent lounge would be ad- was a microcosm of that I came face to face with an Ronettes, The Cyrkle, The to renovate the existing “The site now has 45 tumultuous, transitional idling Cadillac limousine Remains, Salem’s Bobby 193,200 square-foot high entrances with only one jacent to the cafeteria. It turmoil, and for good or ill, with its headlights on. Hebb) because we were school and bring it up to monitored by a camera would offer Wi-Fi access, Steve and I were up to our I wasn’t there 10 sec- busy scrambling into the code. The cost would not and entry system, the doc- tables and light refresh- necks in all of it. onds when a side entrance cheap seats in the upper include educational im- ument said. “There are no ments for a small cost. It all started a few hours door suddenly flew open, grandstand so we would provements. To renovate cameras in the hallways A large gymnasium with before the 8 p.m. concert as did the rear door of have some shot at seeing each of the district’s school or common areas. In fact, an indoor track, batting when we went to stake out the limo, and in a flash, a and hearing the Beatles. buildings, besides Veter- the only working camera cage nets and bleachers the Beatles at the Hotel mass of bodies with wild We ended up only about ans Memorial Elementary is positioned to monitor is included as a common Somerset, a once-grand flying mops of chestnut one furlong (read: a little School, which is in better the main entrance without space. Other fitness facil- palace near Fenway Park brown hair raced out and more than the length of condition, would cost about recording capabilities.” ities would be a weight, on the corner of Com- barreled full bore into two football fields) away $110 million, she said. The committee would like strength and conditioning monwealth Avenue and the limo, rocking it vio- and saw the entire 35 The cost of a new building to see a security system at fitness facility to be used Charlesgate East where lently from side to side. I minute concert just fine. It project is not known, said the main entry point and by classes and after school. Ted Williams used to live. couldn’t make out any in- was fab, if not gear, even Crabtree. In comparison, cameras at all entry points, It would be equipped with When we got there, the dividual faces in the con- if the Beatles didn’t use Lynn Public Schools recent- hallways and common ar- a variety of machines, free sidewalk was jammed fusion, but I knew. I knew words like that any more. ly built a $92 million mid- eas. The design of the build- weights and a stretching with rabid fans surround- it was them. I FOUND And the limousine that I dle school through a part- ing would include “crime area. It would be open to ing two black Cadillac li- THE BEATLES! chased earlier rumbled to nership with the MSBA. prevention through design staff and town employees mos parked at the main Stepping aside as the the stage in a cloud of dust Eighty percent of the cost, so as to provide a more pro- during additional hours. entrance waiting for the limo lurched forward, to whisk the lads away or $70.2 million, will be re- tective environment.” “We now have a direc- band to emerge. I pressed my face to a down the track, right by imbursed to the city. Each student would be tion,” Crabtree said. “This Steve, however, sensed window. George Harri- our original fourth row Crabtree said the focus issued a Chromebook lap- is the jump off point. Now a decoy and sent me on son looked back, or may- seats by the starting gate. is to create a total facili- top with wireless through- we can get things going.” what could have been a be it was John Lennon. I Little did we know then fool’s errand. “I’ll stay couldn’t really tell. — and no doubt neither here, and why don’t you Steve recalls seeing the did the Beatles — that City looking to dump excess trash costs go around back and see limo squealing up Charles- just 11 nights later in San if there’s anything going gate unannounced, with Francisco they would play RECYCLING on,” he said. His street someone running after together in concert for the From A1 smart instincts struck a it: Me. But like a hapless last time. loud chord with me, just car-chasing dog, I gave up It’s been a long and “Our mission was to like the opening note for as it rocketed toward Stor- winding road ever since raise the recycling rate “A Hard Day’s Night,” so row Drive. that day 50 years ago, but of Lynn so we can do bet- off I went. With the Beatles long on Aug. 18, 1966, many of ter stuff with our money As I wandered by my- gone, we jumped in our car us were just happy to be than spend it on burning self far from the madding and raced to East Boston. there and believe in yes- trash,” she said. crowd down Charlesgate, Good seats were awaiting terday. The city launched a six- week social marketing campaign to boost recy- Something cooking at Hawthorne cling to at least 50 percent of the trash they produce. HAWTHORNE part of downtown for- “The Athanas family’s Last month, the recycling From A1 ward,” said Zamore. position has been they will team recorded more than New Hampshire Dem- not develop that site until 1,000 residents’ trash Demolition was spotted last olition, the company that the Whyte’s Laundromat is and recycling carts. The week at the once-popular razed the landmark Hill- cleaned up because the con- team then spent a month eatery evaluating the cost top Restaurant on Route tamination from laundry is knocking on those same of razing the 16,000-square- 1, did not return a call still coming onto their prop- doors to teach city dwell- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE foot building on Central Av- seeking comment. erty,” said James Cowdell, ers on proper recycling Alisha Raby Cefalo and Ranfy Chavez get ready enue, a source told The Item. One of the challenges to EDIC’s executive director. techniques and getting to search containers on Allen Avenue in Lynn The Athanas family also development is that the land It appears the clean up, their pledge to better dis- for plastics that don’t belong there. owns the 32,000-square- beneath the Hawthorne and which has a projected cost pose of trash. For example, foot parking lot behind the the adjacent parking lot is of more than $350,000, may recycling methods should restaurant on Washington contaminated with chemi- not happen anytime soon. not include plastic bags, Still, the city has a long come more interested and Street. cals from Whyte’s Laundro- The federal Environmental styrofoam, wood and food. way to go. The statewide want to make you proud,” Wig Zamore, a consul- mat that once operated on Protection Agency recently The team received 155 average for recycling is 37 he said. tant to Anthony’s Haw- Willow Street next to the said no to the city’s request pledges in five weeks from percent, according to the Much of so-called im- thorne Inc., said the family post office. for $150,000 to assess the participants who imple- most recent data from the proper recycling in Lynn is considering its options. In 2011, the city’s Eco- cleanup of the parcel. mented the new methods Massachusetts Depart- is random, according He declined to elaborate. nomic Development and The late Anthony of disposal. ment of Environmental to team member Ranfy Several years ago, the Industrial Corp. of Lynn Athanas opened what Julia Greene, DPW’s re- Protection. Chavez, 19. family floated the idea of (EDIC), a nonprofit that would be the first of five cycling coordinator, said Justin Sirois, 21, an out- “There are some areas using the restaurant and functions as the city’s de- Anthony’s Hawthorne there was much more reach team member, rem- where the street is per- parking lot for a mixed- velopment bank, consid- restaurants in 1937 in community participation inisced about seven-hour fectly fine,” he said. “Then use development that ered taking the Athanas downtown Lynn. At one than prior attempts. days in blistering heat, the next street is just a could include housing, re- property by eminent do- time, it was considered “Last year, we knocked knocking on doors with- complete disaster.” out receiving one pledge. tail and office space. main. But no action was the highest grossing eat- on everyone’s doors, this Many residents reject People don’t want to see “We’d love to work with taken by the City Council ery in the region. The eat- year we focused on res- the pledge to recycle prop- the city and other people because of the liability as- ery closed in 2003 and has idents who could learn where the trash goes, they just want it to be gone, he erly because they feel it in the area to move that sociated with the clean up. been vacant since. from us,” she said. doesn’t impact them di- The team found that try- said. rectly, Greene said. What ing to educate residents For Sirois, recycling is most people don’t realize was a challenge. Greene personal. He noticed that Liberty on the move in Peabody said that’s due to the fact his constant efforts to go is that recycling is con- that people simply don’t green had an impact on nected to our environ- LIBERTY in the city center, the Inter- the project should be an like change. his grandparents’ habits ment, she added. “Once you can get a From A1 national Festival on Sunday, improvement for the city, But the team’s outreach and even the way they dis- Sept. 11 and the Centennial she added. had an impact. In just pose of trash at work. percentage of people on reappearance of the stat- Parade on Sunday, Oct. 2. “Already, with the traf- a few months, Lynn has “I think when people the street to do the right ue is a major landmark in Deanne Healey, president fic configuration and the gone to a 20 percent recy- know you personally and thing, then it’ll flip and the project’s progress. and CEO of the Peabody lights timed on Main cling rate, up from 7 per- they know that you’re do- everyone will be doing the “We’re getting down to Chamber of Commerce, Street, traffic is moving cent. ing it all the time, they be- right thing,” she said. the tail end of the project said the changes are al- more smoothly,” she said. now with the monument ready noticeable aestheti- “The project has moved up,” said Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt Jr. “Most cally and with traffic flow. forward fairly quickly.” of the sidewalk work is Healey said the summer Adam Swift can be complete and the lights has been challenging for reached at aswift@item- are installed. There will be downtown businesses. But live.com. paving over the next two to three weeks, and then there will be some land- 2016 RED ROCK PARK FREE SUMMER CONCERTS scaping and clean up.” Established 1973 Some of the landscaping Instruction in: THIS WEEK’S FEATURE and clean up work could FALL extend into next spring. • BALLET • TAP But Bettencourt said com- REGISTRATION • JAZZ Aug. 18 muters and residents can DAYS • LYRICAL expect to see improved • GYMNASTICS Lexington Street Band traffic flow and less heavy • HIP HOP machinery downtown TUESDAY, AUG. 16 • IRISH STEP DANCING Concert is 6-8 p.m. within the month. THURSDAY, AUG. 18 Birthday party packages available Admission is FREE. 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WILLISTON, N.D. — The Leydon-at- inated the local post-season and manag- Large family was on tenterhooks all af- er Leon Elwell didn’t have to dip into his ternoon Wednesday once it found out deep reservoir of pitchers too often. their son, grandson and nephew Aedan But if you’re going to win in a tourna- was going to pitch. ment such as this, you need that reser- “I’m think going to voir to be stocked and functional. be sick,” said his moth- So there was Leydon, being asked ll er, Kerry Cook, who the void. Even though he has a 15-year- brought her parents, old kid’s con dence, he didn’t think he’d Barbara and Buzzy, last seven innings. down to Williston with “I pitch to contact,” he said. “I don’t her. strike out too many batters. I just gured His grandfather, I’d go as hard as I could for as long as I STEVE Frank Leydon, a Babe could.” Ruth veteran who Leydon made a few appearances on the KRAUSE coached the 2000 soft- mound for the St. Mary’s jayvees this ball team that made spring, but hurt his thumb early in the the World Series, is in Williston with his District 8 Tournament in Saugus. He was daughter, Meaghan, who was on that forced to miss a game because of it. team. They were on pins and needles. “It actually felt good to be back on the “Now I can exhale,” Frank Leydon said, mound,” he said after pitching a com- when the game was over and Leydon plete-game six-hitter. saved Lynn’s bacon in the 2016 Babe Lynn suffered an excruciating loss Ruth World Series. He pitched Lynn to a Tuesday, 11-7, to Tallahassee, Fla., in 5-2 win over Columbia Basin, Wash., pro- which Barnard threw 117 pitches. There pelling them into tonight’s single-elimi- was no way he could pitch Wednesday. nation quarter nal against Eau Claire, Burt threw four innings Monday, and Wisc. even though they weren’t incredibly dif- Leydon’s story is the stuff of boyhood cult, it would have been a lot to ask for PHOTO | JOHN GEYERMAN dreams. Although he can pitch — obvi- him to pitch on only two days rest. ously — he hasn’t done it much this sum- Lynn has several other pitchers, includ- Aedan Leydon delivered a strong performance on the mound for Lynn mer. In fact, he hasn’t done it at all. ing Leydon, A.J. Luciano, Matt Gisonno, Wednesday, helping his team lock up a spot in the quarter nal round and That’s partly because Lynn’s two studs, stay alive in the World Series. Christian Burt and David Barnard, dom- LEYDON, B2 Foley an unsung hero for FCBL’s Silver Knights

By Joshua Kummins son, and the team eventually FOR THE ITEM lost to Bristol in the semi nal round of the playoffs. WORCESTER — Nashua This time around, Foley re- Silver Knights manager B. J. membered last year’s bitter Neverett was the rst to admit end. that Lynn eld’s Justin Foley “Those of us who were on struggled for much of this sum- the team last year, we remem- mer, his second pitching in the ber what it felt like to end on Futures Collegiate Baseball a loss,” Foley said. “This is the League. But the Bates College sopho- best ending, I think, because we more sure picked the right time had a great summer together, to step it up. and now we go out on top with “Justin didn’t have a lot of the championship.” success this season. He really For most of the summer, how- ever, it didn’t go well. didn’t,” Neverett said. “The Jus- PHOTO | BOB ROCHE tin I saw (in the Championship Foley, who struck out ten bat- Round) was the one I remember ters in 10 2/3 innings at the end Lynn catcher Gordo Duverge, right, raises his arms in celebration as the rest of his last year, and that’s why I re- of last summer, saw his ERA team celebrates its 5-2 win over Beverly. signed him.” rise to nearly 8.00 through his The Silver Knights became 12 regular season appearances the rst FCBL team to win a for Nashua this season. third championship, sweep- As the Silver Knights fought Lynn wins ve straight ing a Worcester team that had for the top of the FCBL’s East won the last two. Foley played Division standings with the a major part in Nashua’s effort, Seacoast Mavericks, Foley pitching a combined 5 2/3 in- could only sit and wait for his to take Gallant title nings of four-hit ball over the turn. two championship games. “There were a couple long By Scot Cooper Lynn’s fth straight after los- but could not get a timely hit to Foley joined the Silver FOLEY, B2 FOR THE ITEM ing, 3-2, to Beverly in its opener score a run. Knights in the midst of last sea- on August 13. Lynn padded the lead to 4-0 SALEM — The Lynn Little Cabral was opposed on the hill in the top of the fourth, giving Leaguers joined their Babe by Beverly’s Joe Brown. Both Cabral some breathing room. Ruth counterparts in the win- pitchers breezed through the O’Connor singled and he was A nice night for a run ner’s circle on Wednesday. rst inning, and then Lynn’s of- followed by another hit from Three home runs gave pitcher fense took the lead. Yordy Contreras. Jason Dona- Aiven Cabral enough support as Aaron O’Connor drove one hue singled in Cabral, moving Lynn claimed a 5-2 victory over over the fence for the rst run of Contreras over to third. Contre- Beverly, winning the Gallant the game to lead off the second ras and Donahue then executed Tournament Championship. inning. Damian Guadarrama a perfect delayed-steal. That Lynn dropped the rst game was up next, and he powered a led to Contreras scoring the of the tournament, and then Brown fastball over the fence in fourth Lynn run of the night. swept its remaining games left-center for a 2-0 advantage. O’Connor notched his third to claim the championship. Beverly had runners on base Wednesday night’s win was in each of the rst four innings, GALLANT, B3 Peabody forces Game 7

By John Madigan off, scoring Burgess in the pro- Chad Martin kept the rally go- FOR THE ITEM cess to give Beverly a 2-0 lead. ing with a sacri ce  y to center Peabody answered in the bot- eld to give Peabody a 3-2 lead. The North Shore Baseball tom of the rst inning when John Cahill padded the lead League nals has been as ex- Mike Giardi hit an RBI single with a 2-RBI double to give citing a series as it can be. On to score Derek Lyons, making it Wednesday night, the Peabody Peabody a 5-2 advantage. Giar- Champions answered the bell 2-1 Beverly. di followed with the highlight of in a must-win game. A huge sec- Hoar continued to struggle the inning-a two-run homer to ond-inning propelled the Cham- on the mound in the top of the increase the lead to 7-2. pions to an 8-4 win over the Bev- second, and was pulled after al- Peabody scored one more in erly Recs. With the win, Peabody lowing two more walks. He was the bottom of the third, when forces a game seven on Friday. replaced by John Guilmet. Crovo trotted home on a balk to Beverly got on the board in the In the bottom of the second, make it 8-3. top of the rst after a RBI sin- the Peabody bats found their Beverly threatened in the bot- gle from Matt Burgess scored rhythm. Marc Crovo walked to tom of the seventh inning, but Dan Mello to score the rst run start the inning and advanced reliever Scott Weissman got the second on a sacri ce bunt of the game. Two walks later, the nal two outs of the game ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON the Recs loaded the bases for by Andrew O’Neill. Crovo Cameron Houze who hit a chop- would then advance to third to end the threat and give Pea- Salem’s Malikai Kugel nears the nish line during per to Peabody starting pitcher on an in eld error that allowed body the much-needed win. Wednesday’s Lynn Woods cross country races at David Hoar. Hoar couldn’t get a David Ruggiero to reach base. Game seven will be played on Lynn Woods. handle on the ball and bobbled Lyons tied the game with an Friday night with a time and lo- it before he could get a throw RBI single that scored Crovo. cation to be determined. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016 Leydon comes through for Lynn

LEYDON themselves, and they did day’s game was the ability him on a brutally hot day From B1 so marvelously. That ex- to keep his cool. When- (some car thermometers cruciating defeat came ever he got into trouble, hit 100) didn’t have to, and Brett Bucklin, Mike Leavitt about because Lynn made which wasn’t too often, he are now available later in and Erick Ubri. Manager six errors, and all of them stepped off the mound un- the week should Lynn win Leon Elwell considered all led to runs. As far as the til he was composed, and today. the factors and chose Ley- Tallahassee team was con- ready to step back up. Elwell was aware that he don. cerned, it was Christmas “That’s just me trying to might have to use Burt to If Elwell’s decision fazed in August. relax,” Leydon said. “Just get a few outs if the need others, it didn’t faze Ley- don. He looked at it ana- The Lynners made sure take a deep breath, focus arose, but he didn’t have lytically. it didn’t happen again. on the next hitter, and to. That leaves him a little “I knew I just had to They were on their game, focus on getting the next fresher for tonight’s game. go in there and throw making only one miscue out.” After that? Who knows? strikes,” he said. “And I that came in the seventh Leydon’s performance But it’s single elimina- PHOTO | JOHN GEYERMAN knew I could rely on my inning with two outs. has several ramifica- tion, and all anybody has Mike Leavitt raises his arms in celebration after teammates.” Leydon’s grandfather tions. First, all those oth- to do at this point is worry Lynn’s win Wednesday. His teammates had a pointed out that one of his er pitchers who would’ve about the next game. few things to prove to best attributes in Wednes- had to come in and relieve And that’s tonight. Lynn stays alive Lynnfield’s Foley bounces back in FCBL

onship round of the Super until the fifth when Lynn FOLEY BABE RUTH 8 Tournament. increased the lead to 5-1. From B1 From A1 Foley said getting his Zach Elwell led off with a weeks where I was just shot was what he was Elwell chose between walk, and James Wilkins sitting, watching every- waiting for this summer. Leydon and A.J. Luciano, ran for him. Wilkins, after thing happen,” Foley said. “I love the playoffs,” he and picked Leydon, with stealing second, scored on “Obviously, it was on me said. “The more pressure, Luciano playing second. Danny Lilja’s ground ball because I would go out the better I feel because Luciano would prove piv- to second base, on which there and have a couple I know I have less room otal in the win as well. Tatum went far to his left crappy outings. But, it felt for error. It makes me per- For his part, Leydon to haul in, only to throw it only struck out three. But good to get my revenge, I form better, I feel like.” wide to first. Lilja ended guess, and end the sum- Neverett noticed the with his defense tighten- up on third on the play, and ing up considerably, the mer on a good note.” changes Foley made in Bucklin brought him home Foley pitched twice that he wanted to do it for balls Washington did put on a grounder to third. into play turned into outs. during the final week of himself and the team. Leydon ran into some the regular season. Then, “He wanted to win, I “I have to thank my difficulty in the bottom of defense today,” he said. he made sure to make the could tell,” Neverett said. the fifth. Evan McLean most of his next chance. “He pitched his best at the “They played real well be- led off with an infield hit, hind me. I pitch to contact, After the Silver Knights right time.” stole second, and scored on so I needed them to play edged Seacoast in the Semi- With a long season and well and they did.” Vance Alverado’s base hit. finals, Foley pitched three a championship run now Elwell wasn’t concerned Alverado also stole sec- scoreless innings in a 9-8, complete, Foley is already with Leydon mentally. ond, and went to third 11-inning win over Worces- looking ahead to his soph- “I knew he’d compete,” on Josh Baker’s ground- ter in the Championship omore year on campus in said Elwell. “I was worried out. Tatum walked, and Series opener at Nashua’s Lewiston, Maine, and to Washington tried a double Holman Stadium. spending another summer about fatigue. It was hot PHOTO | JOHN CORNEAU/NASHUA SILVER KNIGHTS out there (a couple of car steal. Lynn had been try- The Silver Knights ran in the FCBL. thermometers showed 100 ing throughout the tour- low on pitching towards the Next summer, perhaps, a Justin Foley allowed four hits over 5 2/3 score- degrees) and he hasn’t nament to throw down to end of the season, so Foley’s little closer to home. less innings in the FCBL finals. pitched in a while.” second in an attempt to innings were needed. “I really like this league His fears proved ground- trick the runner on third “We put him out there and I really like this — The North Shore Nav- tal hits ranks second all- less. Leydon threw only into breaking for the plate. because of necessity,” Nev- team,” Foley said. “But, I igators finished the reg- time. 103 pitches and went the The second baseman cuts erett said. “Then, he got would love a ten-minute ular season fourth in the — Lynnfield’s Jordan distance. the throw off behind the hot and we just kept run- commute to the North FCBL standings with a Roper (Marist) was a 7-for- His teammates helped mound and fires back ning with it.” Shore (Navigators).” 29-27 record, two games 18 hitter with three RBI by staking him to a 3-0 home if there’s a play. Neverett called Foley’s Names and Notes ahead of the Brockton and six runs scored over lead in the top of the third Luciano had one this number again the next night. — ­Lynn’s Cam O’Neill Rox for the final home the Navs’ final five games inning. time, and Zach Elwell In the late stages of Game 2 (Holy Cross) was a regu- playoff spot. After start- of the regular season. He Once again, Elwell jug- just managed to tag the of the series in Worcester, he lar player for the NECBL’s ing the year 1-12, North also recorded a hit and a gled his lineup a bit, in- hard-sliding Alverado for allowed four hits over 2 2/3 Valley Blue Sox, finishing Shore won 28 of its final stolen base in the playoffs. serting Brett Bucklin into the third out. scoreless frames. an All-Star campaign with 43 games. — First baseman Alex the leadoff spot. The move “That was a great play,” Foley’s approach was a .237 average, three home — Shortstop Joey Pena Brickman (Siena) hit a paid off. After Kevin Du- Leon Elwell said. “We’ve simple. He just needed to runs, 11 RBI and 19 walks. (St. Thomas Aquinas) fin- three-run home run in rant, the No. 10 batter, hit been practicing that all pitch. The former St. Mary’s stand- ished the regular season last Tuesday’s 5-4 loss to a one-out single, Bucklin week.” “I just calmed myself out had four hits and two with 47 runs scored and Worcester in the second followed with another one. That play drained what- down and went back to RBI over six playoff games. 47 walks. Both marks set game of the FCBL semifi- After Durant was erased ever gas Washington had pitching like I did in high — Peabody native and Navs franchise records. nals. It marked the first ho- on a pickoff, Leydon left in the tank. Colum- school,” Foley said. “That’s St. John’s Prep alum — Center fielder Colby mer by a Navigator ever in walked. Burt ripped a sin- bia Basin went 1-2-3 in when I had the most suc- Thomas Buonopane (Eck- Maiola (UMass Lowell) set a FCBL postseason game. gle to left, scoring Bucklin. the sixth and its threat in cess in my career. I just erd) spent the second half a North Shore franchise — Nine of the ten pitch- The throw back into the the seventh came as the threw like I knew how of the NECBL season with record with his eighth ers on the Navs’ final ros- infield went wide, allow- result of Lynn’s only er- to throw, without think- the Ocean State Waves. home run of the summer in ter attend NCAA Division ing Leydon to come home ror, though Durant picked ing about anything. I just He collected 14 hits in 17 regular season finale Aug. 3 colleges. The team had a and Burt to go to third. He Josh Jesse’s liner to center threw to a spot.” games, including three 6 at Seacoast. Catcher D3 starter on the mound came home moments later up off a blade of grass for Locals are familiar with doubles and a triple, while Mike D’Acunti (Southeast- in all three of its playoff on a passed ball. the first out, one of several Foley pitching in pressure driving in five. ern) also hit a home run in games and each of the fi- Washington got two-out stellar defensive plays for situations. He did it time — Back in the FCBL, the 14-3 win, setting a new nal seven during the regu- singles by Dax Lindgren, Lynn. after time as a senior at Peabody’s A.J. DiFillipo single-season RBI bench- lar season. Peter Aspholm and Em- “Now,” said Leon Elwell, St. John’s Prep, winning (Columbia) was a .290 mark with 37. mitt Tatum to get a run “we are one of the six best Catholic Conference Most hitter in 39 games for the — The Navs also set Joshua Kummins can back. But Leydon got out teams in the country.” Valuable Player and ES- Seacoast Mavericks. He franchise records with 303 be reached at joshuakum- of that jam with a ground- From here on out, a loss PNBoston.com Mr. Base- also drew a walk in each runs scored and 24 home [email protected]. Fol- er to third. means elimination from ball honors as his Eagles of his two playoff appear- runs during the regular low him on Twitter @Josh- Things remained quiet the tournament. advanced to the champi- ances. season, while their 485 to- uaKummins. Lynn Woods cross country races continue

Two hundred forty-three finish- Lynn’s Olivia Waterman (12:45), ers turned out for the Lynn Woods Ipswich’s Moira Healey (12:55), races on a gorgeous Wednesday and Winthrop’s April Ferguson night. (14:19). In the 2.3-mile race, Lynn’s Bran- The top male finisher was Dillon don Mendez-Lopez came in first Duval of Saugus (12:43), who was fol- with a time of 14 minutes, two sec- lowed by Lynnfield’s Iain McCarthy onds. He was followed by Saugus’ (14:52), Lynn’s Ian Brown (15:38), Steven Bennett (14:53), Lynn’s Lynn’s Christian Marsh (16:35), and Mike Cerulli (15:01), Lynn’s Jack Lynn’s Bill Marsh (16:36). Carroll (15:13), and Lynn’s Abrar In the 4.2-mile race, Lynn’s Mat Jalal (15:15). Veiga finished first (27:22), fol- The top female finisher was Lind- lowed by Salem’s William Jack- say Walsh of Swampscott (14:06), son (27:49), Woburn’s Chris Smith who was followed by Marblehead’s (27:58), Lynn’s Nakri Dao (28:12), Sarah Bitterman (15:27), Pea- and Cambridge’s Zach Seibold body’s Brittani Atkinson (16:20), (29:27). Salem’s Katie Hamilton (19:01), The top female finisher was Sa- and Stoneham’s Loretta Misiano lem’s Deirdre Lowe (32:24). She (20.24) was followed by Peabody’s Akian- In the kids’ 1.59-mile race, na Maida (32:28), Reading’s Erin ITEM PHOTO | KATIE MORRISON Lynn’s Cierra Johnson lead the Hickey-Reardon (34:21), Peabody’s pack (12:33). She was followed Lai-Sahn Hackett (36:08), and Lynn’s Kaylei Johnson watches the runners after finishing the kids’ race. by Saugus’ Adyson Duval (12:44), Beverly’s Freddi Pare (36:01) Red Sox take down Orioles in rain-shortened game

BALTIMORE (AP) — David the best in the AL, but they are wins and a 2.93 ERA, but the right side and appeared to twist Price allowed four hits before a 2-4 against Boston at Camden right-hander yielded five runs his right ankle. He declared him- rainstorm stopped play for good Yards. and nine hits in 4 1/3 innings to self OK after taking a few war- after six innings, and the Boston Price (11-8) was cruising until the highest-scoring team in the mup pitches, and play resumed Red Sox beat the Baltimore Ori- a driving storm stopped play. The majors. with two outs and the bases emp- oles 8-1 on Wednesday night for game was called after a delay of 1 Orioles nemesis Mookie Bet- ty. their sixth straight victory. hour, 17 minutes. ts went 2 for 3 with a walk and Bundy issued a two-out walk to Jackie Bradley Jr. homered and Price struck out four and walked scored three runs. Betts is batting Betts on a 3-2 count, and Bradley drove in four runs for the Red Sox, none to earn his second victory in .440 with eight homers, 19 runs who swept the two-game series to seven starts since July 10. The scored and 17 RBIs in 12 games followed with a drive that cleared climb past the Orioles into second only run he allowed came on a against Baltimore this season. the wall in center field. place in the AL East. second-inning homer by Chris The game turned in the third Sandy Leon hit a two-run shot Baltimore had been in first or Davis. inning with the score tied at 1. in the fifth and Bradley doubled second place since opening day. Baltimore rookie Dylan Bundy Bundy awkwardly toppled off the in two runs in the sixth against The Orioles' 39-19 home record is (6-4) entered with three straight mound chasing a grounder to the Tyler Wright. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

TV/RADIO TV volleyball semifinals: China Topsfield’s D’Agostino hurts MLB vs. Netherlands, NBCSN, Boston at Detroit, NESN, 1:10 9:15 p.m.; Men’s beach vol- p.m.; Milwaukee at Chicago leyball final: Italy vs. Brazil, knee, won’t return at Olympics Cubs, MLB, 2:15 p.m.; Chi- NBC, 11 p.m. cago White Sox at Cleveland, Little League World Series RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) tle-known, 5,000-meter run- MLB, 7 p.m.; New York Mets Mexico vs. Latin America, — Abbey D'Agostino nev- ner — and telling her story. at San Francisco, MLB, 11 ESPN, 1 p.m.; Mid-Atlantic er imagined doing the right Her explanation was sim- p.m. vs. New England, ESPN, 3 thing would cause such a ple. NFL p.m.; Australia vs. Europe-Af- stir. "Simple acts of kindness Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, NFL rica, ESPN, 5 p.m.; North- The 5,000-meter runner are recognized and people Network, 7 p.m.; Minnesota west vs. Southeast, ESPN, 7 whose act of friendship cap- are drawn to them," she ex- at Seattle, NFL Network, 10 p.m. tured the Olympic spirit will plained. "It resonates with p.m. Horse Racing not return to the track in Rio people. It's cool to have some- after tearing ligaments in Olympics Saratoga, FS2, 3 p.m. thing like that shine." her knee. Before the race, D'Agosti- Women’s golf (second round), Tennis In an interview with The Golf, 6:30 a.m.; Women’s no had never crossed paths Western & Southern Open, Associated Press on Wednes- with Hamblin. Now, they've volleyball semifinals: US vs. ESPN2, 1 p.m.; Western and day, she said that even Serbia, NBC, 12 p.m.; Wom- exchanged contact informa- Southern Open, ESPN2, 7 though her season was over, tion and vow to stay in touch. en’s basketball semifinals: her message prevailed. p.m. "It's connected us in a Spain vs. Serbia, NBCSN, 2 She was involved in a Radio way that's powerful," the p.m.; Women’s basketball chain-reaction tumble Tues- MLB 24-year-old from Topsfield, semifinals: US vs. France, day on the track at Olympic NBCSN, 6 p.m.; Track and Boston at Detroit, WEEI-FM Stadium with New Zealand's Massachusetts, said. "It's the field, NBC, 8 p.m.; Women’s 93.7, 1:10 p.m. Nikki Hamblin. Instead of beginning of a relationship scrambling up to keep run- that neither one of us will SPORTS BRIEFS ning, D'Agostino went to ever forget. Hamblin, helped her up and "We live on opposite sides noon, Thursday, August 25 Girls soccer clinic urged the New Zealander to of world and our paths won't from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and keep running. cross frequently. But we will English girls soccer coach Saturday, August 27 from 10 The gesture of kindness keep in touch and share our Ed McNeil is holding a soccer a.m. to noon. Each registra- has been a big hit on social story." clinic for girls ages 8-14, run- tion session will be held at media and provided a re- Hamblin couldn't agree ning from August 15-19 the Lynn Babe Ruth facility freshing reminder of what more. behind Lynn English high on O’Callaghan Way. The fee PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the Olympics are supposed "That girl is the Olympic school. The clinic starts at 9 to play is $75 and the games to be about. D'Agostino spirit right there," said Ham- New Zealand’s Nikki Hamblin, left, and Unit- a.m. and goes until 10:30 start on September 10. For spent Wednesday doing TV blin, who also encouraged ed States’ Abbey D’Agostino embrace after a a.m. The cost is $5 daily and more information, contact interviews — rare for a lit- D'Agostino to keep running. women’s 5,000-meter heat Tuesday. $25 for the week. league president Jim Beliveau at 781-632-5016. Lynn Youth Soccer registration Boston Warriors US basketball routs Argentina Registration for the Lynn AAU basketball RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) rest of the Golden Gener- Youth Soccer Fall 2016 The Boston Warriors AAU — This was the U.S. men's ation, who beat the U.S. in intramural season is now Basketball organization will Olympic basketball team the Athens semifinals en open online at www.lynny- be holding 2016 fall tryouts that everyone expected to route to gold. outhsoccer.org. Registration for both boys and girls on closes Sunday, August 21, see at the Rio Games, now The Americans have August 28 and September 4 right where it was expect- won 23 straight in the and no registrations will be at Waltham High School. accepted after that date, ed to be — in the semifi- Olympics since, and this Tryouts will be divided up by nals. was how they usually do with no exceptions. LYS will age groups, with the girls try- not be holding any walk-in And a familiar foe will it: too much firepower, too ing out between 1:30 p.m. or in-person registrations be waiting. much defense, and way and 2:45 p.m. and boys trying this year. Emphatically ending a too much talent. out between 4 p.m. and 7:30 stretch of three straight It took a little while to p.m. on each of the days. close games, the Ameri- get going, as Argentina Lynn Babe Ruth For potential change in cans advanced by sprint- opened a 10-point lead. fall baseball tryout times and/or to ing past Argentina 105-78 The Argentines made pre-register for the tryouts, on Wednesday night. nine of their first 10 shots Lynn Babe Ruth will be please visit www.bostonwar- Turning a slow start inside the arc and led 19-9 holding registration for fall riors.com or contact Boston- into an early ending with when Andres Nocioni hit baseball on Saturday, [email protected] or 978- a 27-2 run in the first half, drilled a 3-pointer. But August 20 from 10 a.m. to 460-2122. the Americans put away the Americans finished one old rival and set up PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the first period with a TODAY IN SPORTS a meeting with another. United States’ DeMarcus Cousins celebrates 16-2 run, getting the final They will play Spain on after making a basket during Wednesday’s win six points from DeMarcus August 18 2000 — Tiger Woods ties the 36-hole scor- Friday in a rematch of Cousins, to take a 25-21 ing record in the PGA Championship with a over Argentina. 1923 — Helen Mills, 17, ends Molla Bjurst- the last two gold-medal edge to the second. edt Mallory’s domination of the U.S. Lawn 5-under 67 to take a one-stroke lead over Tennis Association championships and unheralded Scott Dunlap. Woods, at games. what was wrong with straight Olympics, this Three-point plays by starts her own with a 6-2, 6-1 victory. 11-under 133, ties the mark for relation to Kevin Durant scored 27 Cousins and Jimmy them. time ending not only a 1957 — Floyd Patterson knocks out Roy par last set by Mark O’Meara and Ernie Els points for the Americans, Butler around Durant's in 1995. The answer might be tournament for the Argen- Harris in the 13th round at Wrigley Field in who had played three 3-pointer in an 11-0 start Los Angeles to retain his world heavyweight 2004 — Paul Hamm wins the men’s gym- nothing. At least it there tines but also an era for title. nastics all-around Olympic gold medal by straight close games for to the second made it 36- 1994 — South Africa is introduced for the the closest margin ever in the event. Contro- the first time under Mike wasn't anything wrong the 2004 gold medalists. 21 before Facundo Cam- first time in 36 years during the opening versy follows after it was discovered a scor- Krzyzewki, setting off against Argentina. It was probably the last pazzo stopped the on- ceremonies of the 15th Commonwealth ing error that may have cost Yang Tae-young a round of questions at The Americans eliminat- Olympics for Manu Gino- slaught with a three-point Games held in Victoria, British Columbia. of South Korea the men’s all-around title. South Africa had been banned from the Yang, who finished with a bronze, is wrongly home and in Brazil about ed Argentina for the third bili, Luis Scola and the play. Games since 1958 because of its apartheid docked a tenth of a point on his second-to- policies. last routine, the parallel bars. 2008 — A day 1995 — Thirteen-year-old Dominique after winning an Olympic gold medal in Bei- Moceanu becomes the youngest to win the jing, Rafael Nadal officially unseats Roger National Gymnastics Championships senior Federer to become the world’s No. 1 tennis women’s all-around title in New Orleans. player when the ATP rankings are released. OLYMPIC MEDAL COUNT

Nation G S B Total Hungary 6 3 4 13 USA 28 30 28 86 Kazakhstan 3 3 6 12 China 17 15 20 52 Brazil 3 4 4 11 Britain 19 19 12 50 N. Zealand 3 6 1 10 Russia 12 14 15 41 Denmark 1 3 5 9 Japan 10 4 18 32 Cuba 2 2 4 8 France 8 11 12 31 Kenya 4 3 0 7 Germany 11 8 9 28 Australia 7 8 9 24 Spain 4 1 2 7 Italy 8 9 6 23 N. Korea 2 3 2 7 Netherlnds 8 3 3 14 Poland 2 2 3 7 S. Korea 6 3 5 14 Uzbekistan 2 1 4 7 Canada 3 2 9 14 S. Africa 1 5 1 7 MLB

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Toronto 69 52 .570 — Washington 70 49 .588 — Baltimore 66 52 .559 1½ Miami 62 58 .517 8½ Boston 66 52 .559 1½ New York 60 59 .504 10 New York 61 59 .508 7½ Philadelphia 56 65 .463 15 Tampa Bay 50 69 .420 18 Atlanta 44 76 .367 26½ Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 68 50 .576 — Chicago 75 43 .636 — PHOTO | BOB ROCHE Detroit 63 57 .525 6 St. Louis 64 56 .533 12 Kansas City 60 60 .500 9 Pittsburgh 62 56 .525 13 Lynn’s Aaron O’Connor poses with his Most Valuable Player trophy and the Gallant tournament Chicago 57 62 .479 11½ Milwaukee 52 66 .441 23 trophy after his team’s win over Beverly Wednesday. Minnesota 49 71 .408 20 Cincinnati 50 69 .420 25½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Texas 71 50 .587 — Los Angeles 67 52 .563 — Seattle 63 55 .534 6½ San Francisco 66 54 .550 1½ Houston 61 59 .508 9½ Colorado 58 63 .479 10 Lynn wins Gallant championship Oakland 52 68 .433 18½ San Diego 50 70 .417 17½ Los Angeles 50 69 .420 20 Arizona 49 70 .412 18

Wednesday’s Games (Arrieta 14-5), 2:20 p.m. GALLANT O’Connor come up big for Cabral struck out seven phy. Catcher Gordo Du- Toronto 7, N.Y. Yankees 4 L.A. Dodgers (Stripling 3-4) at Philadel- From B1 his team. and didn’t walk a batter. verge received the Coach- Tampa Bay 2, San Diego 0 phia (Eickhoff 8-12), 7:05 p.m. “He’s such a great kid, He said his confidence was es Award. St. Louis 8, Houston 2 Miami (Fernandez 12-6) at Cincinnati hit of the game in the sixth he’s been playing with a boosted when his team got Boston 8, Baltimore 1, 6 innings (Straily 8-6), 7:10 p.m. Beverly manager Rich Minnesota 10, Atlanta 3 inning when he homered Washington (Lopez 1-1) at Atlanta (Wha- lot of confidence in the past him a few runs in the sec- Barnard said it was tough Chicago White Sox 10, Cleveland 7 len 1-1), 7:10 p.m. off of Beverly’s Dom San- few games,” Earp said. ond inning. Kansas City 4, Detroit 1 Arizona (Bradley 4-8) at San Diego (Clem- tos, who pitched the final “He’s got a little swagger “The guys got me some to lose these last two Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. ens 2-2), 10:10 p.m. games, but his team had a Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (deGrom 7-5) at San Francisco two innings. to him, and his teammates runs and it made me feel Colorado 12, Washington 10 (Bumgarner 11-7), 10:15 p.m. great run this summer. Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 5 O’Connor said he was get a big kick out of him, much better out there, it Friday’s Games L.A. Dodgers 7, Philadelphia 2 excited after helping his just a great kid.” was good to have the lead,” “We played 19 games as Houston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati 3, Miami 2 Boston at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. team get the win with two Beverly got a pair of Cabral said. Cabral was a team, we’ve gone incred- Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Texas at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. home runs at the plate. runs in the sixth inning. named the outstanding ibly far this season, these Thursday’s Games Toronto at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. “I hit both fastballs for Charlie Mack singled in pitcher of the tournament Oakland at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. are great kids, and they Boston (Buchholz 4-9) at Detroit (Boyd both homers,” O’Connor Joe Loreti, and Brennan after the game. 4-2), 1:10 p.m. Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. have a bright baseball fu- N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. said. “I was so excited Houston (Musgrove 1-0) at Baltimore Frost singled up the mid- “Aiven Cabral was just ture,” Bernard said. “I’m (Gausman 3-10), 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. when I hit the first one, dle bringing Mack in from fantastic tonight, he’s Chicago White Sox (Rodon 3-8) at Cleve- Miami at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. and then to hit another third. Cabral retired five been fantastic the whole so proud of these kids, we land (Salazar 11-4), 7:10 p.m. St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. would have loved to win Minnesota (Berrios 2-3) at Kansas City L.A. Dodgers at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. one, and win the game, it’s of the next six batters to tournament,” Earp said. (Gee 4-6), 8:15 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. really great, incredible.” lock up the game, ending O’Connor also grabbed it, you can’t take anything Seattle (Iwakuma 14-7) at L.A. Angels Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. (Shoemaker 6-13), 10:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Lynn manager Jeff Earp the seventh by whiffing some hardware, receiving away from Lynn, they’re a Milwaukee (Davies 9-5) at Chicago Cubs Arizona at San Diego, 10:40 p.m. said it was great to see Loreti. the tournament MVP tro- great team.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016 COMICS

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

LIO / MATT TATULLI

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

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

FRANK AND ERNEST / BOB THAVES BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

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

OVERBOARD / CHIP DUNHAM THATABABY / PAUL TRAP

ALLEY OOP / GRAUE AND BENDER MONTY / MEDDICK

REALITY CHECK / DAVE WHAMOND HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Cousin escaping mom’s abuse needs to find her own space Caution can create congenial conclusion DEAR ABBY: I’m a mother has heard the Alvin Toffler, a writer about doubled by South, which 21-year-old college stu- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van way I talk about myself, modern technologies who would be minus 100. died in June, said, “It is bet- dent. Recently, my cousin Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and she doesn’t like it South should respond one ter to err on the side of daring no-trump. It is a slight under- (also 21) moved in with and was founded by her mother, one bit. But I can’t seem Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at than the side of caution.” bid, but better than two clubs my parents and me be- to stop because all I hear At the bridge table, that is DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los (or the weird two diamonds). cause her mom is verbal- is, “You’re ugly or you’re usually right, but not always. Then, whatever West does, Angeles, CA 90069. Look at the auction in today’s ly and mentally abusive. fat. Go on a diet!” Is there North passes. If you use two- deal. What would you have over-one, South bids one no- Lately, I’m having issues something wrong with done differently? What is the work, etc. If I get invited should be respected. In- trump, and, if West passes, par result, the contract that with her being here. somewhere, she tries to stalling a lock on your me? Do I need help? If so, North rebids two clubs (nat- She constantly barges what type of help? gives the best-possible score tag along. bedroom door could to each side? ural, or a three-card suit in into my room, leaving me a minimum balanced hand). I don’t know what to do. guarantee that your cous- WEST COAST TEEN The final contract of two no time for myself. Most in stays out in your ab- no-trump did not go well. After that, South can raise I need time for myself. I to three clubs to invite game. days she ends up nap- sence. DEAR WEST COAST After West unimaginatively can’t bring these issues led fourth-highest from his If West intervenes with two ping in my bed instead of up to her because she’s However, because you TEEN: Whether or not longest and strongest, South spades, which is highly like- hers, leaving drool on my you are overweight is extremely sensitive and are all adults — even cashed out for down one, tak- ly, North passes, and South sheets. When she comes though your cousin ap- something your doctor ing one spade, one diamond might well do likewise. will see it as an attack. I and five clubs. home from school, she pears to be emotionally should determine. As to don’t know how much North-South can make one drops all of her things in stuck in adolescence — your being “ugly,” most longer I can take it be- no-trump, and South can my room. My parents some rules need to be es- young teenagers go succeed in two clubs. (Two cause she is stuck here cleared out a room for tablished. If she would through a period of tran- clubs by North fails after the until November. Please spade-jack lead. East ruffs her, yet most of her stuff consider it an attack if sition. Your problem isn’t help. the third round of the suit with is in mine. they come from you, your your looks. It’s the voice his club jack and shifts to the She gets ready in my CALIFORNIA GIRL parents should be the in your head. My advice diamond queen.) But West room instead of hers and ones who deliver the mes- to you would be to con- can make two spades (with DEAR CALIFORNIA an overtrick if the defenders talks on the phone with sage. centrate on developing do not play trumps quickly her boyfriend loudly GIRL: You need to talk to the things you are good at enough to stop a club ruff in while I’m studying or your parents about your DEAR ABBY: I’m 13 — sports, music, art, dra- the East hand) for plus 110 reading. She’s constantly cousin’s lack of boundar- and my problem is, when ma — and let the rest (or 140). So the par contract is two no-trump doubled by complaining about ies. Everyone needs per- I look in the mirror, all I take care of itself because North-South or three clubs school, her boyfriend, sonal time, and yours can see is ugliness. My it will.

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LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Deed and Security Agreement (the "Mortgage") given by CHARLES G. REITHER, AS mortgage given by Kathy McKee and Dawn McKee to Mortgage Electronic mortgage given by Robert S. Orenberg to Mortgage Electronic Registration TRUSTEE OF "CHARLES G. REITHER REALTY TRUST" U/D/T DATE MARCH 13, 1996, Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Prospect Mortgage, Limited Liability Systems, Inc. acting solely as a nominee for NE Moves Mortgage, LLC, dated CHARLES G. REITHER, INDIVIDUALLY, JOSEPH REITHER, INDIVIDUALLY AND JCR Company, dated October 21, 2009 and recorded with the Essex County (Southern November 30, 2007 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of DEVELOPMENT, LLC to PHILIP L. GODUTI, AS TRUSTEE OF THE "PROFIT SHARING District) Registry of Deeds at Book 29113, Page 147, of which mortgage the Deeds in Book 27358, Page 460 of which mortgage Wilmington Savings Fund PLAN MASTER TRUST" U/D/T DATED 3/23/91 RECORDED AS DOCUMENT undersigned is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage Electronic Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium #321151 ON 4/19/91 IN THE PLYMOUTH COUNTY DISTRICT OF THE LAND COURT, Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee for Prospect Mortgage, Limited Liability Mortgage Acquisition Trust is the present holder by assignment from Mortgage the Mortgage dated January 15, 2014 and recorded with the Essex County South Company, its successors and assigns to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. dated January 9, Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as nominee for NE Moves Mortgage, LLC to Registry of Deeds in Book 33072 at Page 596, of which mortgage the undersigned 2013 and recorded with said Registry on January 11, 2013 at Book 32108, Page CitiMortgage, Inc. dated December 16, 2011 recorded at Essex County (Southern is the present holder, for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage Deed and 210, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 31151, Page 378; assignment from Security Agreement and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at foreclosing, the same will be sold at Public Auction at 10:00 a.m. on August 29, CitiMortgage, Inc. to Pretium Mortgage Credit Partners I Loan Acquisition, LP dated Public Auction at 11 o'clock A.M. on the 8th day of September, 2016 at 294 2016, on the mortgaged premises located at 35 Canal Street, Unit No. 2L, Little December 2, 2015 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds Lynnfield Street, Lynn, Massachusetts, a portion of the premises described in said River Condominium , Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, all and singular the in Book 34562, Page 250; and assignment from Pretium Mortgage Credit Partners mortgage, premises described in said mortgage, I Loan Acquisition, LP to Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana To wit: TO WIT: Trust, not individually but as trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust dated The land in said Lynn with all buildings and structures thereon bound and 35 Canal Street, Unit 2L, Lynn December 16, 2015 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of described as follows: The land in Lynn, County of Essex, Massachusetts situated at Little River Deeds in Book 34676, Page 539, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and Being shown as Lot 14 on a plan draw by Eastman and Bradford, C.E. dated May Condominium in said Lynn, more particularly bounded and described as follows: for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at No. 5, 21, 1912, recorded with Essex South Registry of Deeds, Book 2267, Page 1, Condominium Unit 2L, in the Little River Condominium having a post office of the John B Alley Condominiums, 14 Kensington Park, Lynn, MA 01902 will be bounded and described as follows: address of 35 Canal Street Extension, Lynn, Essex County, Commonwealth of sold at a Public Auction at 1:00PM on September 1, 2016, at the mortgaged WEST by Lynnfield Street, fifty (50.00) feet; Massachusetts, a condominium established pursuant to Massachusetts General premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the premises NORTH by Lot 11, on said plan, eighty-two and 90/100 (82.92) feet; Laws Chapter 183A, as amended, created by Master Deed dated October 1, 1987 described in said mortgage, to wit: EAST by Lot 13, on said plan, fifty-five (55.00) feet; and recorded November 13, 1987 with Essex South District Registry of Deeds in The Condominium Unit No. 5, 14 Kensington Park, Lynn, Massachusetts SOUTH by Lot 15, on said plan, eighty-six and 64/100 (86.64) feet. Book 9279, Page 244, as amended by instruments of record. (hereinafter called "Unit"), in the Condominium known as John B. Alley For title reference see deed of Joseph C. Reither, et ux, dated April 19, 1988, and Said premises are conveyed together with the Grantor's undivided interest in the Condominiums (hereinafter called the "Condominium"), established pursuant to recorded with said Deeds Book 9502, Page 90. common areas and facilities of said Condominium as set forth in said Master Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A, by Master Deed dated April 24, Premises to be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all rights, Deed, as amended and as may be further amended from time to time. 2006 and recorded on April 24, 2006 at the Essex South District Registry of rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the nature of Said premises are subject to and with the benefit of restrictions upon and Deeds in Book 25589, Page 127 (hereinafter called the "Master Deed"). liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax conditions, rights and obligations of a Unit Owner as set forth or referred to in said Said Unit is shown on the Master Plan of the Condominium filed recorded at said liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or liens or Master Deed, the Unit Deed and the provisions of the Little River Condominium Registry of Deeds and on the Unit Plan of said Unit, which is attached hereto, and existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, having Trust, its By-Laws, Rules and Regulations which are recorded with said Master the verified statement of a registered architect in the form required by Section 9 of priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, Deed, all as amended or as may be amended from time to time hereafter be said Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A., as amended, that is affixed to easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. further amended by instruments of record. said Master Plans and Unit Plan. Terms of sale: A deposit of five thousand dollars ($5,000) by certified or bank The Unit has the exclusive rights and easements to use those portions of the Said Unit is conveyed together with: check will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. common areas appurtenant to the Unit as provided in the Master Deed above 1. An undivided 17.6151% interest in the common areas and facilities of the The balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at the offices of Clavell & referred to and in the Unit Deed. Condominium as described in the Master Deed; Associates, P.C., 355 Union Street, New Bedford, MA 02740 within thirty (30) Percentage Interest: 4.14% 2. An easement, as an appurtenance to the Unit, for the exclusive use of days from the date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon For title reference see Deed recorded in Book 16022, Page 231. Parking Area C as shown on the Plan referred to in the Master Deed: receipt in full of the purchase price. In the event of an error in this publication, the For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern 3. An easement for the continuance of all encroachments by the Unit on the description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 16022, Page 231. adjoining units or on the common areas and facilities existing as a result of Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of construction of the Building, or that may come into existence hereafter as a result PHILIP L. GODUTI, AS TRUSTEE OF THE "PROFIT SHARING PLAN MASTER TRUST" all rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the of: U/D/T DATED 3/23/91 RECORDED AS DOCUMENT #321151 ON 4/19/91 IN THE nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax a. Settling of the Building; or PLYMOUTH COUNTY DISTRICT OF THE LAND COURT titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or b. Condemnation or eminent domain proceedings; or Present holder of said mortgage liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, c. Alteration or repair of the common areas and facilities or any part thereof By its Attorneys, having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, made pursuant to the provisions of the Master Deed as the same may be from Clavell & Associates, P.C. easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. time to time amended, or the provisions of the Declaration of the John B. Alley 355 Union Street TERMS OF SALE: Condominium Trust as the same may be from time to time amended; or New Bedford, MA 02740 A deposit of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check d. Repair or restoration of the Building or any Unit therein after damage by fire Item: August 11, 18, 25, 2016 will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The or other casualty; and balance is to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 4. An easement to use all pipes, wires, ducts, flues, cables, conduits, public LEGAL NOTICE California Street, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, utility lines and other Common Areas and facilities located in any of the other units MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Newton Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the and serving the Unit; By virtue of and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain date of sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full 5. Rights and easements in common with other Unit Owners as described in the mortgage given by Lila G. Durant to Fleet National Bank, dated May 15, 2003 and of the purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage Master Deed. recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 20883, shall control in the event of an error in this publication. Said Unit is conveyed subject to: Page 176 of which mortgage PHH Mortgage Corporation f/k/a Cendant Mortgage Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. 1. Easements in favor of the adjoining units and in favor of the common areas Corporation is the present holder by assignment from Fleet National Bank to Wells Fargo Bank, NA and facilities for the continuance of all encroachments of the adjoining units or on Cendant Mortgage Corporation dated June 1, 2004 recorded at Essex County Present holder of said mortgage the common areas and facilities of the Unit existing as a result of construction of (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23015, Page 408; and confirmatory By its Attorneys, the Building, or that may come into existence hereafter as a result of: assignment from Bank of America NA successor by merger to Fleet National Bank HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. a. Settling of the Building; or to PHH Mortgage Corporation f/k/a Cendant Mortgage Corporation dated February 150 California Street b. Condemnation or eminent domain proceedings; or 19, 2015 recorded at Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book Newton, MA 02458 c. Alteration or repair of the common areas and facilities or any part thereof 33874, Page 201, for breach of conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose (617) 558-0500 made pursuant to the provisions of the Master Deed as the same may be from of foreclosing the same, the mortgaged premises located at 3 Bowler Street, Lynn, 201512-0351 - YEL time to time amended, or the provisions of the Declaration of the John B. Alley MA 01904 will be sold at a Public Auction at 2:00PM on September 1, 2016, at Item: August 4, 11, 18, 2016 Condominium Trust as the same may be from time to time amended; or the mortgaged premises, more particularly described below, all and singular the d. Repair or restoration of the Building or any Unit therein after damage by fire premises described in said mortgage, to wit: Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development or other casualty; and The land and buildings thereon in said Lynn, Massachusetts being shown as Lot A Invitation to Bid 2. An easement in favor of the Owners of other units to use all pipes, wires, on a subdivision of land prepared for the estate of Elizabeth P. Cucurullo by Reid The Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development, the Awarding ducts, flues, cables, conduits, plumbing lines and other portions of the common Land Surveyors dated November 15, 1991 and recorded with the Essex South Authority, invites sealed bids from General Contractors for the Roof Replacement areas and facilities located in the Unit and serving the other units; District Registry of Deed, Plan Book 274, Plan 43. and ADA Access Improvements at Meadow Court (667-3A) in Lynn, 3. The provisions of the Master Deed and Master Plans of the Condominium For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Massachusetts, in accordance with the documents prepared by Arnold Jacobson recorded simultaneously with and part of the Master Deed, and the provisions of District) Registry of Deeds in Book 13387, Page 48. See also Deed recorded in Associates. the Declaration Trust of the John B. Alley Condominium Trust and the Bylaws and said Registry in Book 18414, Page 140, Book 31229, Page 104 and Book The Project consists of: Asphalt Shingle Roofing Replacement, New Built-Up Roof, Rules and regulation thereto (which Declaration of Trust of the John B. Alley 31229, Page 117. Re- grading, New Bituminous Surface, Granite Stairs, Vestibule Glass Replacement Condominium Trust, Bylaws Rules and Regulations dated April 24, 2006 are The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal The work is estimated to cost $62,000. recorded at the Essex South District Registry of Deeds in Book 25589, Page 144), assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable Bids are subject to M.G.L. c.149 §44A-J & to minimum wage rates as required by as the same may be amended from time to time instruments recorded with said encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to M.G.L. c.l49 §§26 to 27H inclusive. Registry of Deeds, which provisions, together with amendments thereto, shall and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of THIS PROJECT IS BEING ELECTRONICALLY BID AND HARD COPY BIDS WILL NOT constitute covenants running with the land and shall bind any person having at record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. BE ACCEPTED. Please review the instructions in the bid documents on how to any time interest or estate in the Unit, or parking space, including his family, Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 register as an electronic bidder. The bids are to be prepared and submitted at tenants, servants, visitors and occupants, as though such provisions were recited as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as www.biddocsonline.com. Tutorials and instructions on how to complete the and stipulated at length herein; a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this electronic bid documents are available online (click on the "Tutorial" tab at the 4. Easements, rights, obligations, provisions, agreements, restrictions, building requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of bottom footer). line limitation, zoning regulations, public utility and telephone easements, bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) General Bids will be received until 10:00 AM on Thursday, 8 September 2016 easements in favor of the Declarant of the Master Deed, and all other matters set days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & and publicly opened online, forthwith. forth or referred to in the Master Deed; and Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such All Bids should be submitted online at www.biddocsonline.com and received no 5. The provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises later than the date and time specified above. ("Condominiums"). Each of the units in the condominium is intended for contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in General bids and sub-bids shall be accompanied by a bid deposit that is not less residential purposes as further delineated in the Master Deed this publication. than five (5%) of the greatest possible bid amount (considering all alternates), For mortgagor's title see deed recorded with the Essex County (Southern Other terms to be announced at the sale. and made payable to the Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development. District) Registry of Deeds in Book 27358, Page 456. PHH Mortgage Corporation f/k/a Cendant Mortgage Corporation Bid Forms and Contract Documents will be available for pick-up at The premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal Korde & Associates, P.C. www.biddocsonline.com (may be viewed electronically and hardcopy requested) or assessments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable 900 Chelmsford Street Suite 3102 at Nashoba Blue, Inc. at 433 Main Street, Hudson, MA 01749 (978-568-1167). encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mortgage, and subject to Lowell, MA 01851 There is a plan deposit of $50.00 per set (maximum of 2 sets) payable to BidDocs and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, reservations and conditions of (978) 256-1500 ONLINE Inc. record and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. Durant. Lila G., 14-019109, August 4, 2016, August 11, 2016, August 18, 2016 Plan deposits may be electronically paid or by check. This deposit will be refunded Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 Item: August 4, 11, 18, 2016 for up to two sets for general bidders and for one set for sub-bidders upon return as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as of the sets in good condition within thirty (30) days of receipt of general bids. a bidder (the mortgage holder and its designee(s) are exempt from this Otherwise the deposit shall be the property of the Awarding Authority. requirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of COMMONWEALTHOF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT Additional sets may be purchased for $50.00. bid; balance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) Bidders requesting Contract Documents to be mailed to them shall include a days from the date of the sale at the offices of mortgagee's attorney, Korde & DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 16 SM 006325 separate check for $ 40.00 per set for UPS Ground (or $65.00 per set for UPS Associates, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851 or such overnight), non- refundable, payable to the BidDocs ONLINE Inc., to cover mail other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises ORDER OF NOTICE TO: handling costs. contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typographical error in PRE-BID CONFERENCE / SITE VISIT: this publication. Walter R. Valerio and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Date and Time: Thursday, 25 August 2016 at 10:00 AM Other terms to be announced at the sale. Address: Meadow Court Development Community Room at Meadow Court, Lynn, Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christiana Trust, not individually but U.S.C. App. section 501 et seq.: Bank of America, N.A. MA 01904 as trustee for Pretium Mortgage Acquisition Trust Instructions: Korde & Associates, P.C. claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, numbered 42 Valley Avenue, given by Walter R. Valerio to Bank of America, N.A., SITE VISIT BY APPOINTMENT: NONE 900 Chelmsford Street The Contract Documents may be seen, but not removed at: Suite 3102 dated May 8, 2006, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25654, Page 303, and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has Lowell, MA 01851 Lynn Housing Authority & Neighborhood Development (978) 256-1500 /have filed with this court a complaint for determination of Defendant's /Defendants' Servicemembers status. 92 Curwin Circle Orenberg, Robert S., 15-024368, August 4, 2016, August 11, 2016, Lynn, MA 01905 August 18, 2016 If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers 781-581-8611 Item: August 4, 11, 18, 2016 Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Nashoba Blue Inc. 433 Main Street this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before September Hudson, MA 01749 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 12, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the 978-568-1167 THE TRIAL COURT benefits of said Act. Item: August 18, 2016 PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Witness, JUDITH C. CUTLER, Chief Justice of this Court on July 28, 2016 Docket No. ES16P2241EA Attest: INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE Deborah J. Patterson Estate of: Rosemarie DeFranzo Recorder Also Known As: Rosemarie M DeFranzo Item: August 18, 2016 Date of Death: 06/17/2016 Selling a house? Essex Division To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Buying a house? Petitioner Mark W DeFranzo of Salem MA a Will has been admitted to informal probate. Mark W DeFranzo of Salem MA Find out what properties has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Have a story to share? serve without surety on the bond. recently sold in your area. The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without Need a question answered? Check out supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration [email protected] the Real Estate page from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. in Saturday’s paper. Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Representatives appointed under informal procedure. 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