TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 City and state show they mean business

By Gayla Cawley gram, according to a letter sent to the city or professional-looking, such as upgrading ITEM STAFF from Andrew Levine, TDI program and proj- brickwork, signage or awnings. ect manager for MassDevelopment. To participate, businesses sign up with the LYNN — The city has received a $25,000 Money The grant will supplement the $50,000 Community Development Department by grant to supplement its ongoing efforts to targets spruce up its storefronts. The project is part Lynn’s Community Development Depart- lling out U.S. Department of Housing and of the city’s overall endeavor to rehabilitate ment budgeted for its facade program this Urban Development paperwork and provide storefront the downtown. year, which is through the Community De- the city with their plans. MassDevelopment, the state’s economic de- velopment Block Grant Program. Marsh said his department has reimbursed improvements velopment and nance agency, has awarded According to James Marsh, director of com- businesses up to $4,000 with the program in Lynn a Transformative Development Initia- munity development, businesses will be able the past, but with the extra funding, that cap tive (TDI) Local Grant for the city’s Store- to get reimbursed for improvements aimed front Improvement Program, or Facade Pro- at making their storefronts more attractive BUSINESS, A7 Heroic Necco week for workers Saugus ponder remen next By Bridget Turcotte steps ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Saugus re ghters pulled an By Bridget Turcotte unconscious man and a dog out of burning ITEM STAFF buildings during two separate kitchen res REVERE — Less than a within the past week. week after more than 230 A man was rescued from his home at 7 Fal- Necco employees abruptly mouth St. shortly after 11 p.m. on Wednesday lost their jobs, more than after re ghters discovered him passed out in 50 were connected with the kitchen. Four days later, a second man was companies trying to re- burned on his arm and head in a re on Essex cruit the displaced work- Street. He got himself out of the building and, ers. shortly after 6 p.m., re ghter Mike Leary The former employees of found a dog in the apartment and carried him New England Confection- to safety. ery Co. (Necco) attended A veterinary technician happened to be out- a job fair at Revere City side the home, and helped administer oxygen Hall Monday and were to the dog using the re department’s dog connected with a list of mask, said Fire Chief Michael Newbury. more than 50 potential “I think we had an angel looking over us be- employers, career resourc- cause we were able to get this guy out,” said es, and résumé building Lt. Bill Cross about Wednesday’s re. “It was tips. The fair was orga- terribly hot and the smoke was ceiling to  oor. nized by Mayor Brian It was a brick building with three stories and Arrigo and attended by it held the heat like a brick oven. It was really Attorney General Maura hot. We got lucky.” Healey. A scan of the apartment with a thermal im- Meanwhile, two for- aging camera showed no one was in the home, mer employees have but Cross heard the man, who was uncon- led a class action law- scious but breathing, cough about 15 to 20 feet suit against the compa- from where he was standing in a smoke- lled ny claiming Necco failed hallway. to warn employees they Cross dragged the man from the heat of the PHOTO | SAUGUS FIRE LT. DAMIAN DRELLA would be laid off. The com- kitchen and others helped by grabbing his legs plaint, led in U.S. District Saugus Fire ghter Mike Leary rescued a dog from a burning home on Essex SAUGUS, A7 Court, said the shutdown Street Sunday night. was in direct violation of the federal Worker Ad- justment and Retraining Noti cation (WARN) Act. According to the U.S. Dept. of Labor’s website, the act protects workers, their families, and com- munities by requiring em- ployers with 100 or more employees to provide at least 60 days advance written notice of a plant closing and mass layoff affecting 50 or more em- ployees at a single site of employment. The complaint was led by Dexter Main of Lynn and Francesco D’Amelio of Revere. Necco calls itself the country’s oldest contin- uously operating candy Clockwise from left, Ed Bar- company. They are best ry, Don Durkee, Dick Mur- known for Necco Wafers, ray, and Paul McNeil — all Mary Janes and Valentine in their 90s and all 60-year Sweethearts. members of Tedesco — have Round Hill Investments been honored by the coun- LLC said Tuesday they try club. are selling the company’s brands to another man- ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK ufacturer and shuttering its American Legion High- way plant. STEVE KRAUSE The company purchased AT LARGE NECCO, A7

Tedesco honors fabulous foursome INSIDE MARBLEHEAD — Dick Murray put his four have been members at Tedesco for more paying a yearly fee are over. Opinion status as an honorary member at Tedesco than 60 years, and they have seen many But in the grand scheme of things, for Te- Krause: Razzle Country Club in proper perspective. changes in the course in that time. desco’s four latest honorary members, free dazzle ’em. A4 “Usually,” Murray says, “this kind of hon- “It’s a great golf course,” said Durkee, who memberships are the least of the reasons to or comes to members who are about to die. I ran the Durkee-Mower company in Lynn be proud of being so recognized. Sports hope they’re not trying to tell me something.” that produced Marshmallow Fluff. “It’s un- “The recognition is the nicest part of it,” said Lynn Babe Ruth, NS Murray, 92, is one of four nonagenarians dergone a lot of facelifts, and it’s only made Durkee. “I’ve been a member for so long, and Giants scrimmage. B1 who have been given honorary memberships the course better.” all of us have contributed a lot to the club.”  at Tedesco. The other three are Don Durkee One of the perks in being named an honor- NSBL teams prep (93), Ed Barry (94) and Paul McNeil (93). All ary member at Tedesco is that your days of TEDESCO, A7 for playoffs. B1

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MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Lawmakers OK rental, voter, climate bills as deadline looms

By Steve LeBlanc 31, but only to take up non- setts to borrow up to $2 bil- House Speaker Robert and Bob Salsberg controversial items. lion to make the state more DeLeo had wanted the ASSOCIATED PRESS Lawmakers also gave fi- resilient to climate change, Democratic-controlled nal approval Monday to a including funds to protect Legislature to remain in BOSTON — The Massa- bill that would automati- the state’s coastline against session over the weekend chusetts Legislature gave cally update the registra- more frequent storms. to work on the backlog, but final approval Monday to tion status of voters when As the clock ticked down on Thursday, Senate Pres- a bill that would tax and they interact with the toward adjournment, be- ident Karen Spilka decid- regulate short-term rent- Registry of Motor Vehi- hind-the-scenes negotia- ed to adjourn the Senate als, including those of- cles and MassHealth, the tions were believed to be fered by Airbnb and other until Monday morning, online platforms. state’s Medicaid program. continuing at the State- leaving less than 48 hours After weeks of negotia- If the bill is signed into house on a major health to wrap things up. tions, House and Senate law by Republican Gov. care bill that sought to The House finished its PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lawmakers reached agree- Charlie Baker, Democrat- reduce price disparities business on Monday just Marcus Maseda, center, puts his arm around ment on the compromise ic Secretary of State Wil- between large teaching before 7 p.m. The Senate Kimberly Koval during their joint arraign- bill over the weekend. It liam Galvin said his of- hospitals and smaller com- agreed to keep working ment in Falmouth District Court Monday. called for extending the fice would be able to start munity hospitals that are later into the evening. state’s current 5.7 percent automatically registering struggling to keep pace. As the popularity of en- Pair accused of interfering with cops prior to shooting hotel tax to most short- voters on Jan. 1, 2020. Among other measures tities such as Airbnb has term rentals and giving Those automatically regis- hanging in the balance: grown, so have concerns in FALMOUTH (AP) — Cape and Islands Dis- cities and towns the option tered would be notified by a major economic devel- some communities over in- Two people accused of trict Attorney Michael of tacking on an additional mail of the opportunity to opment bill that includes vestors buying up homes or interfering with police O’Keefe says police 6 percent to the tax; 9 per- choose a political party or a proposed sales tax hol- condos just to rent out the just prior to a shoot- returned fire, hitting cent if an owner rents out to decline to register. iday for the weekend of rooms by the day or week ing that injured two the suspected shooter, two or more units in the “We should do every- Aug. 11-12; a bill to ex- — contributing to what is Falmouth officers have 21-year-old Malik Koval, same community. thing we can to make it pand access to addiction already a shortage of avail- easier for people to vote,” treatment; proposals to able permanent housing. appeared in court. several times. Koval is Several other bills were said Democratic Sen. Cyn- increase the supply of In addition to taxing Thirty-eight-year-old being treated at a Bos- awaiting action before a thia Creem, of Newton, clean energy in the state; entities such as Airbnb, Kimberly Koval and ton hospital, where he Tuesday midnight dead- line for completing work on who worked on the final and a measure that would the bill would make Mas- 18-year-old Marcus could be arraigned later major legislation. Under version of the bill. revamp the formula the sachusetts the first in the Maseda were charged this week. legislative rules, the House Lawmakers also sent state uses for providing U.S. to track short-term with interfering with Family members say and Senate can continue to Baker a bill Monday that direct assistance to public rentals through a state- duties of an officer at a Maseda and Kimberly meet informally after July would authorize Massachu- school districts. wide registry. Falmouth arraignment Koval allegedly tried to Monday. block officers as Koval The officers, Ryan left the house. Their Moore and Donald attorney disputed police Opponents push for judge’s removal DeMiranda, are recover- accounts saying they in ing after the shooting on no way interfered with By Katie Lannan charges. The Salem News Friday. police. STATE HOUSE has reported that Feeley NEWS SERVICE said he would send So- to-Vittini, who was arrest- BOSTON — Mothers of ed in 2015 and found with AAA: Motorists paying Healey endorses challenger police officers and over- more than half an ounce slightly more at pump in contested US House race dose victims lent their of heroin in a secret com- voice Monday to a push BOSTON (AP) — Gaso- BOSTON (AP) — Bos- to remove a Salem Supe- partment in his car, to a line prices are inching up ton City Councilor Ayan- rior Court judge from the house of correction if he with midsummer travel na Pressley has picked up bench, joining a group of had been an American cit- in full swing. a major endorsement in Republican lawmakers izen. AAA Northeast said her bid to unseat incum- who say they wanted to Two Danvers mothers Monday its weekly survey bent Democratic U.S. Rep. force a floor debate on the who had lost children to found self-serve regular Michael Capuano. topic in Monday’s House opioid overdoses, and a selling for an average of Attorney General Mau- session. third who has two chil- $2.82 per gallon in the ra Healey, also a Dem- “As you know, the Demo- dren who are police of- Bay State, a 2 cent jump ocrat, said in a letter to crats suspend the rules on ficers, joined Lyons and from last week. her supporters on Mon- Reps. Geoff Diehl, Kevin Despite the increase, day that Pressley “shares a daily basis. We’re hop- ing that they give us the Kuros, Marc Lombardo Massachusetts remains our values, and our PHOTO | SHNS and David DeCoste for the 3 cents below the nation- priorities.” Healey noted same consideration that we give them, suspend the Lucy Kohler of Danvers, whose son died of a press conference. al average of $2.85 per that she has worked with Sheri Danforth said she gallon. Pressley for years on rules and let us debate heroin overdose, said at a State House press doesn’t want other fam- AAA Northeast’s direc- issues including racial this and take a vote on it,” conference that she, and others who have been ilies to go through what tor of public and legisla- profiling, predatory lend- Rep. James Lyons said at protesting Judge Timothy Feeley, hope that he she experienced with the tive affairs Mary Maguire ing and sexual violence. a press conference outside “does his job and doesn’t let drug dealers go.” says demand for gasoline Pressley says she’s his office. loss of her daughter, Bon- in the U.S. rose over the deeply honored by what is Lyons, an Andover Re- by “favoring those who are advance in the legislative nie. past week while supplies perhaps her highest-pro- publican, said he plans to non-citizens.” process. “For him to just let these dropped. She says prices file endorsement to date refile Monday a bill of ad- Lyons’ initial bill, filed Feeley has come under drug dealers off, it was at the pump are likely to in Massachusetts. dress seeking the removal May 17, has not been as- fire over controversial rul- criminal,” she said. remain volatile if there Pressley is challenging of Judge Timothy Feeley, signed a bill number in ings, including sentencing Jackie Gagnon, whose is any further tightening Capuano, who has served a piece of legislation he the Democrat-controlled Manuel Soto-Vittini to children are police officers, of gasoline and crude oil in the House since 1999, first offered in May. Lyons House, a first step before probation instead of pris- called Feeley’s decisions “a inventories. in the Sept. 4 Democratic said Feeley had “crossed any bill can get a commit- on time after he pleaded slap in the face to law en- A year ago at this time, primary in the state’s 7th the line of impartiality” tee hearing or otherwise guilty to drug-dealing forcement all around.” gas prices were averaging Congressional District. $2.24 per gallon, 58 cents Capuano has also lower than the current received a number of House rejects Baker’s welfare reform proposal price. endorsements from well-known Democrats, By Matt Murphy Legislature asking them Garry of Dracut — joining said. “As a commonwealth Headaches for commuters as including Boston Mayor STATE HOUSE to also approve changes to all 34 Republicans in sup- we are compelled to help bridge project moves forward Marty Walsh and former NEWS SERVICE the way transitional aid to porting the governor. our most vulnerable fam- Gov. Deval Patrick. families with dependent Specifically, Baker pro- ilies provide basic necessi- BOSTON (AP) — State BOSTON — The House children (TAFDC) is cal- posed that adult Supple- ties for their children.” transportation officials Marine veteran dies in crash rejected Gov. Charlie Bak- culated. mental Security Income Sanchez said 9,000 chil- er’s proposal to tag ad- say the next phase of the after visit with newborn child “Eliminating the ‘family be counted toward eligi- dren fall under the cap, Commonwealth Avenue ditional welfare reforms cap’ without other accom- bility for TADFC the same limiting benefits to those bridge replacement proj- BARNSTABLE (AP) — onto a repeal of the state’s panying changes could way veterans’ or disabili- families or single parents. ect is moving forward and A man who was return- cap on welfare benefits for have the perverse effect ty insurance benefits are Cambridge Democrat causing some significant ing from a hospital after children born to families of reducing incentives for counted as income in the Rep. Marjorie Decker, ref- travel impacts in and visiting with his wife already receiving public TAFDC recipients to get calculation of benefits. erencing Sanchez who is around Boston. and newborn daughter assistance, challenging back to work, and cause Rep. Jeffrey Sanchez, the from Jamaica Plain, said Monday marked the first has died in a head-on car the Republican in an elec- existing inequities in the chairman of House Ways the roughly 20-year-old weekday since the project crash. tion year to veto welfare TAFDC program to per- and Means, said the gov- policy of capping benefits was fully in swing. Back- Barnstable police say for families with children. sist and expand,” Baker ernor’s amendment would for children born to fami- ups were reported on the 32-year-old Kevin Quinn, The House and Senate, wrote in his amendment cause 5,200 children to lies receiving welfare was Massachusetts Turnpike, of Mashpee, was driving as part of this year’s state filing. lose all TAFDC benefits targeted at “mothers like where the highway has on Route 28 early Sat- budget, sent Baker a pro- The House voted Mon- and 2,100 more would see ours.” been narrowed from four urday morning when his posal to lift the so-called day afternoon 36-113 to their benefits substantial- “This was never about lanes down to two in the SUV collided with anoth- “cap on kids.” While Bak- reject Baker’s amend- ly reduced. saving money. This was area of the construction. er vehicle. er said he does not op- ment, with just two Demo- “The inclusion of this always about punishing Officials say crews on The driver of the other pose lifting the cap, he re- crats — Rep. Jim Dwyer of new language is counter- women of limited means,” Monday were demolish- vehicle, 22-year-old Mick- turned that section to the Woburn and Rep. Colleen productive...,” Sanchez she said. ing portions of the west- ey Rivera, of Fall River, bound side of the bridge also died and his passen- and putting in new steel ger was seriously injured. Fisherman lands lively 400-pound shark off coast beams. According to records, State highway adminis- Rivera was previously in By Sarah Betancourt eos of the brief catch on He did say great white mented on its page, “The trator Jonathan Gulliver custody for two years for ASSOCIATED PRESS Facebook have had over 1 shark populations are photos from our post are is repeating advice to his connection to a 2015 million views. One of the higher in Massachusetts, just after the shark was commuters to seek alter- murder. BOSTON — No, this videos shows the shark where there is a large pop- picked up from the boat to native means of getting to Quinn was a Marine is not Sharknado. Great thrashing on board the boat ulation of seals. be moved to the ground for and from the city through veteran who served two white sharks have had as crew members approach Up in Massachusetts, a scientists to collect sam- the duration of the two- tours of duty in Afghan- run-ins with New England it to send it back into the second shark was not so ples. Much will be learned week project. istan. He had just spent boats this week. Fisher- Atlantic. Lorello says he lucky on Saturday. The At- from this animal.” The bridge itself is the evening with his wife man Michael Lorello was thinks the fish was about lantic White Shark Con- closed to vehicular traffic and their first child, who very surprised when he 400 to 500 pounds, and servancy posted photos but can still be used by had been born on Wednes- dragged up a net off the has never experienced any- on its Facebook page of pedestrians and bicyclists. day. coast of Rhode Island. 781-593-7700 thing like this in his two de- a dead 9-foot, 657-pound Publishing Daily, except Sundays Inside, a 6-foot-long great cades as a fisherman. great white shark caught USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 white shark was showing “I’ve been fishing for 20 in a gill net off the coast Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA off its teeth and moving years,” Lorello said, “but of Scituate on Saturday, and additional offices. My name is Angela. about, very much alive. Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item I’ve never heard of some- saying it had been caught Subscriptions I am a private caregiver Lorello had caught the thing like this.” He said “unintentionally.” Photos Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States shark Sunday morn- the shark “flopped around” of that shark caused an $20.00 for 4 weeks with Grace Health Care Agency Inc. ing while squid fishing as crew members figured uproar on social media, $65.00 for 13 weeks three-quarters of a mile out how to release it. They with some readers find- $130.00 for 26 weeks $260.00 for 1 year We are looking for caregivers from Misquamicut Beach. used a crane attached to ing a photo of a young girl Send payment to and POSTMASTER, The fish was on the boat the boat to lift the shark petting the upside down send address changes to: to work from their homes. for less than 10 minutes, back into the water, as a shark as offensive and The Daily Item and then quickly released man yelled “plenty of life leaving comments like, 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 Call 857-214-9195 back into the water. in him,” narrating one of “This is not a toy!” Lynn, MA 01903 Lorello’s photos and vid- several Facebook videos. The conservancy com- TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A3 NATION AP/MTV poll: Young people looking for younger leaders

By Laurie Kellman said Greg Davis, a 29-year- and Hannah old from Grandview, Ohio, Fingerhut who says he watched in ASSOCIATED PRESS exasperation last spring as Facebook founder Mark WASHINGTON — Zuckerberg easily handled Young people are looking what was supposed to be a for a change this election Senate grilling on priva- season — a generational cy policy. "The questions change. that he was getting asked A poll by the Associated about security and priva- Press-NORC Center for cy were asinine. We need Public Affairs Research leadership that actually and MTV found that most understands tech." FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Americans ages 15 to 34 It's true that the current Responding to the study, Bernie Sanders took think voting in the mid- Congress is among the term elections gives their aim at the Mercatus Center, which receives oldest in U.S. history. At funding from the Koch brothers. generation some say about the beginning of the 115th how the government is Congress in January 2017, run, and 79 percent of this the average age of House group say leaders from members was nearly 58. ‘Medicare for all’ their generation would do The average age of sena- a better job running the tors was nearly 62, among country. the oldest, according to the projected to cost The poll found young Congressional Research people eager to vote for Service. someone who shared their Political change is in the political views on issues air in 2018. A record num- over $32 trillion like health care and im- ber of women are running. GRAPHIC | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Ricardo government," said Charles migration policy. They Young Americans who Results of the AP-NORC Center poll on young Alonso-Zaldivar Blahous, the study's au- expressed far less excite- don't remember a time ASSOCIATED PRESS thor. Blahous was a senior adult attitudes show that they feel empowered ment about voting for a without the internet are economic adviser to former candidate described as a eligible to cast ballots. ahead of midterm elections. WASHINGTON — Sen. President George W. Bush lifelong politician. Some started paying at- Bernie Sanders' "Medi- and a public trustee of So- "These older Congress tention in 2016, after Don- About two-thirds of the issues that affect them and care for all" plan would cial Security and Medicare people, they don't under- ald Trump upset Demo- young people in the poll say their generation, including boost government health during the Obama admin- stand the internet and crat Hillary Clinton and they are extremely or very the economy, gun policy and spending by $32.6 trillion istration. they don't know what political tensions in the excited to vote for a candi- equal rights, along with im- over 10 years, requiring Responding to the study, they're talking about," U.S. escalated. date who cares about the migration and health care. historic tax hikes, says a Sanders took aim at the study released Monday by Mercatus Center, which a university-based liber- receives funding from the tarian policy center. conservative Koch broth- Number of people ordered to That's trillion with a "T." ers. Koch Industries CEO The latest plan from Charles Koch is on the the Vermont independent center's board. would deliver signi cant "If every major country flee California fires hits 15K savings on administra- on earth can guarantee tion and drug costs, but minimal containment. 14,000, up from a previ- which have destroyed health care to all, and By Jonathan J. increased demand for care Cooper and Those res were among ous estimate of 10,000. thousands of homes and achieve better health out- would drive up spending, Sudhin Thanawala 17 burning across the Another 1,000 people killed at least four people comes, while spending according to the analysis substantially less per cap- ASSOCIATED PRESS state, where re crews have been displaced in since 2015. were stretched to the lim- neighboring Mendocino by the Mercatus Center at ita than we do, it is absurd REDDING, Calif. — The To the north, near Red- George Mason University for anyone to suggest that it. County. ding, Calif., where an un- number of people ordered At midday Monday, Paulich said residents in Virginia. Doubling fed- the United States cannot predictable blaze killed six to  ee from two Northern Lake County Sheriff's have been heeding evacu- eral individual and corpo- do the same," Sanders California wild res has Lt. Corey Paulich put ation orders because they people, a man whose wife rate income tax receipts said in a statement. "This swelled to 15,000, au- the number of people un- have seen the destruction and two great-grandchil- would not cover the full grossly misleading and thorities said Monday as der evacuation orders at caused by past wild res, dren were among the dead cost, the study said. biased report is the Koch  ames rolled toward sev- said he did not receive any Sanders' plan builds on brothers response to the eral small towns in a rural warning to evacuate. Medicare, the popular in- growing support in our area of lakes, forests and Ed Bledsoe told CBS surance program for se- country for a 'Medicare for mountains. News he did not know his niors. All U.S. residents all' program." Elsewhere in the same home was in danger when would be covered with no Sanders' of ce has not region, re ghters were copays and deductibles he left his wife, Melody, done a cost analysis, a hopeful that the state's for medical services. The spokesman said. His 2016 and the 4- and 5-year-old largest and deadliest insurance industry would presidential campaign blaze of the year was slow- children to run an errand be relegated to a minor website cites an estimated ing down after days of ex- on Thursday. role. price tag of $1.38 trillion plosive growth. "If I'd have any kind of "Enacting something like a year for an earlier ver- The twin res in Men- warning, I'd have never, 'Medicare for all' would be sion of the plan, but oth- docino and Lake counties ever left my family in that a transformative change er studies have projected  ared up late Sunday, house," Bledsoe said. in the size of the federal much higher costs. forcing the new evacua- tions from the 4,700-resi- dent town of Lakeport and other communities near Clear Lake, about 120 miles north of San Fran- cisco. The blazes have de- stroyed six homes and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS threaten 10,000 others. So far, the  ames have black- Burned vehicles sit in front of a wild re-rav- ened 87 square miles, with aged home Sunday in Redding, Calif. Michigan Democrats hope pot measure brings out youth vote

By Alice Yin partisan but that Michi- of Columbia. Thirty-one ASSOCIATED PRESS gan politicians running on states have legalized med- anti-marijuana messaging ical marijuana, including LANSING, Mich. — As — all of whom are Repub- Michigan, which has al- both parties continue licans — should beware. lowed it for a decade. pumping funds into the "It's the most sensible Legalizing recreation- 2018 race, Michigan Dem- thing to do," Hank said. al marijuana boasts a 61 ocrats hope to cash in on "Politicians who don't sup- percent approval rating another kind of green. port this proposal are on among Michiganders, ac- A proposal to legal- the wrong side of history, cording to EPIC-MRA ize marijuana will be on and that's too bad." polling. The partisan Michigan's November bal- Having a cannabis-in- breakdown showed three- lot, putting the state on fourths of both Democrats the cusp of allowing rec- jected voter bump is an easy gift for Michigan and independents favor reational use of the drug legalization, while just for those 21 and older. If Democrats, who by and large support legalizing under half of Republican approved, Michigan would respondents approve. become the 10th state and marijuana as a civil lib- erty, a criminal justice re- "It's likely to increase the rst in the Midwest to participation among allow its recreational use. form and a fertile source of tax revenue. It also helps young voters, who are very The ballot measure Democratic," EPIC-MRA could also entice more that legalizing marijuana, a once-fringe issue asso- president Bernie Porn younger voters to show up said. to the polls, which likely ciated with the anti-war would help the Demo- counterculture movement, crats. And in Michigan's has quickly solidi ed into LAW OFFICES OF rst general election in a lasting political cause. JAMES J. CARRIGAN Two years ago, the share two years, the lure of legal • Social Security Disability weed could be a surprise of Americans living in a • Workers Compensation tool for the minority party state with recreational • Accidents to redeem itself in a bat- marijuana laws swelled 25 years located across tleground state that nar- to almost a quarter of the from Lynn District Court rowly swung to President country, thanks to success- 15 Johnson St. Donald Trump in 2016. ful 2016 election ballot ini- 781-596-0100 One of the ballot's com- tiatives in four states that JAMES J. CARRIGAN mittee leaders, Jeff Hank, raised the total to nine ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN RONALD D. MALLOY said the initiative is non- states plus the District www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 OPINION Razzle dazzle ’em HOW TO REACH US E M. 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Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 a total makeover to pres- of side effects (spoken at pretext of getting Mexi- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 ent her in a sympathetic speeds approaching hur- co to pay for The Wall. It 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 and vulnerable light. Ly- ricane winds), the only didn’t take long for even Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ing isn’t totally out of the conclusion you can draw is the most dim-witted per- Classifi ed Advertising Brian C. Ÿayer, 1996-1999 question either. “I’d rather have (pick the son to see that for what classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 On the eve of her trial, condition) than take any it was. Pure razzle dazzle. Subscriptions when Roxie expresses ap- Now, we’re at the stage John S. Moran, 1975-1990 of this razzle dazzle.” [email protected] Executive Editor, prehension, Billy tries to Say you’re bucking for where if it’s going to be Circulation reassure her. a promotion at work, and built, the money’s going to [email protected] “Roxie,” he says, “you got your boss tells you it went have to come from some- Ext. 3 nothing worry about. It’s to someone else “because where. all a circus, kid. A three- you’re too valuable to me And Trump, accord- Newsroom ring circus. and I can’t afford to lose ing to some reports, is [email protected] [email protected] “These trials — the you.” threatening to shut the whole world — (they’re) “Throw ‘em a fake and a government down if the Ext. 4 EDITORIAL all showbiz. But kid, finagle/They’ll never know Democrats do anything to Sports you’re working with a star. you’re just a bagel.” prevent funding for The [email protected] The biggest.” Two years ago, when Wall. Honestly, the Demo- Ext. 5 This is the lead-in to one the Patriots were in the crats should call his bluff Retail and Online EPA’s reversal on of Broadway’s most be- middle of the shameful- and vote to appropriate Advertising loved and enduring tunes, ly contrived “deflategate” funding for it — just to see [email protected] “Give ‘em the Old Razzle crisis, Bill Belichick did what he does. ADVERTISING Dazzle.” Billy Flynn so proud he I will be stunned trucks: a sign of For those who know it, could have taken over the (stunned, I tell you!) if The Ernie Carpenter Jr. tell me the song doesn’t role. The notoriously dead- Director of Advertising Wall is ever built. This and Business Development, ext. 1355 resonate for many differ- panned Belichick got up whole thing is carrot-on- [email protected] ent reasons today. Is there at a news conference and the-stick razzle dazzle. things to come? Michele Iannaco a walk of life where “giving said, “look, I’m not Mona Keep holding it out there, Sales Representative, ext. 1315 ‘em the old razzle dazzle” Lisa Vito” when someone and people will keep be- [email protected] Andrew R. Wheeler, acting administrator of the En- doesn’t apply? Politics? asked him about the ideal lieving it. Ralph Mitchell vironmental Protection Agency, hasn’t exactly instilled Check. Your workplace? gas law. great confidence in environmentalists and others who But like I said, this isn’t Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Check. Sports? Check. Ad- Mona Lisa Vito, you may [email protected] care about clean air, water or land that he’s not another intended to be a screed. vertising? Check-plus. The recall, is the heroine of Politicians and razzle daz- Patricia Whalen Scott Pruitt, the former agency head and anti-regulato- better you are at “giving “My Cousin Vinny,” who ry crusader who resigned under an especially thick and zle go hand in hand. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ‘em the old razzle dazzle,” pinpointed the character- [email protected] noxious ethical cloud. There’s already been a call for an In one of the more mis- the more successful you istics of vintage cars to get placed instances of razzle ethics review of his brief tenure given Wheeler’s past are. her boyfriend’s clients ac- BUSINESS OFFICE as a coal industry lobbyist and recent reports that he’s dazzle, Herbert Hoover There’s no room any- quitted of murder. Susan J. Conti already attended private meetings with former clients. promised “a chicken in ev- where today for frank It was great. Funny-man Controller, ext. 1288 But the EPA’s decision last week to reverse course on ery pot and a car in every [email protected] talk. Then again, the term Belichick carried the day “glider trucks,” the super-polluting 18-wheelers that garage” if he got elected “frank talk” is code for instead of the issue of Ted Grant Pruitt gave a major boost on his last day in office, rep- in 1928. Hoover is best something else — namely whether Tom Brady de- Publisher, ext. 1234 resents the most hopeful sign to date that the agency known for having presid- [email protected] a testy exchange of con- flated footballs. may be returning to a more rational plan. Gliders are, ed over the 1929 stock flicting points of view bor- “Back since the days of Marian Kinney in short, rebuilt trucks. Makers put sleek new bodies on market crash and result- ext. 1212 dering on the unpleasant. old Methuselah/everyone highly-polluting diesel engines that have been retooled. ing Great Depression. [email protected] Even that’s razzle dazzle loves the big bamboozala.” Pruitt ordered his agency not to enforce limits on how Lyndon Johnson’s “Great of a sort. But the absolute real-life Will Kraft many glider trucks and their makers, including Fitzger- Society,” collapsed under Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 So the next time a poli- Billy Flynn is our presi- ald Glider Kits (a Tennessee-based supporter of Presi- the weight of the Vietnam [email protected] tician says “the two of us dent, Donald Trump. This dent Donald Trump), can be put on the road. War. The list is endless. Jennifer Perez had a frank discussion,” isn’t a political diatribe as That’s great for Fitzgerald, but it’s bad for anyone who But don’t be too scornful ext. 1205 you’ll know what that ac- much as it is an observa- likes to breathe. Scientists have found that glider trucks of the folks who continue [email protected] tually means. tion about how this game produce 40 to 50 times more pollution than trucks made to fall for it. After all, “how Mike Shanahan Watch stations like is often played, and how since 2014 when tougher emissions standards went into can they see with sequins Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 MeTV, or watch television good Trump is at it. If [email protected] effect. They may be cheaper to operate, but that’s only in their eyes?” past 11:30 p.m., if you there’s a Hall of Fame for when they are subsidized by the health and well-being Carolina Trujillo want to get a good whiff razzle dazzle, Trump gets Steve Krause can be of human beings and other organisms. Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 of razzle dazzle. The prod- in on the first ballot. He is reached at skrause@item- [email protected] What made Pruitt’s choice all the more obnoxious was ucts advertised make out- shameless in the true Bil- that reducing the toxic materials associated with burning live.com. Jim Wilson Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 diesel fuel has been one of the EPA’s better success sto- [email protected] ries. Experts have estimated that the U.S. has been spared JOHN M. CRISP thousands of premature deaths and hundreds of thou- CIRCULATION sands of cases of respiratory illnesses because the gov- Lisa Mahmoud ernment clamped down on exhaust from diesel engines These are times that try patriots’ souls Manager, ext. 1239 [email protected] that are 10 times more polluting than their gasoline coun- terparts. Diesel air pollution is categorized as a Group 1 I’m a patriot. I’m bet- of loyalty. Jehovah’s Wit- ship with the truth and CLASSIFIED human carcinogen, joining such A-listers as tobacco and ting that you are, too. In nesses, for example, who the rule of law. Although Abbe Young Smith mustard gas, according to the World Health Organization. fact, I suspect that most are reluctant to pledge he has plenty of crucial Manager, ext. 1276 Now, it’s entirely possible that Wheeler was simply being Americans would describe allegiance to any power issues on his plate, he’s [email protected] pragmatic, choosing to withdraw the “no action assurance” themselves as patriots, in- other than God, have been found time to publicly crit- NEWSROOM letter posted by Pruitt because the arguments for that de- cluding Jerry Jones, the beaten, killed and fired icize Americans who are Mike Alongi cision — now under challenge in a federal appeals court owner of the Dallas Cow- from their jobs because acting in response to their Sports Reporter ext. 1228 — were so flimsy and the decision likely would not have boys. We’ll come back to they declined to recite the consciences. He’s said that [email protected] held up to legal review anyway. While glider makers like Jones in a minute. pledge. any SOB who won’t stand Bill Brotherton Fitzgerald stood to benefit, Pruitt’s policy was bad for U.S. Patriotism is complicat- Which brings us back to for the national anthem Features Editor ext. 1338 truck manufacturers. That made the choice not so much ed. The term “patriot” has Jerry Jones. Last week he should be thrown out of [email protected] pro-business as pro-a-favored-business. And given that always been easier to don made it clear that all of his the game and, indeed, out Gayla Cawley glider trucks represent less than 5 percent of the 18-wheel- than to define. To some players will be required to of the country. Reporter, ext. 1236 ers on the road, not a particularly crucial one either. citizens patriotism means stand for the national an- He’s leaning hard on the [email protected] But if it’s Wheeler’s intent is to put the EPA on a more joining the army immedi- them before all football NFL owners, some of the Cheryl Charles rational and responsible path — one that hews more ately after 9/11. To others games, and any player richest and most power- News Editor, ext. 1278 closely to the agency’s 48-year-old mission statement of it means paying their tax- who remains in the locker ful men in the nation, and [email protected] protecting human and environmental health — he has es scrupulously and obey- room during the anthem, some of them are, in turn, Bella diGrazia plenty more chances ahead. The first might be to back ing all of our laws. as permitted by proposed leaning hard on the players. Reporter, ext. 1317 down from the Trump administration’s recent call for a Other self-described pa- NFL policy, will be fined. Some of the players have [email protected] single fuel efficiency standard in the United States and triots avoid paying taxes “Our policy is that you heartfelt scruples about Thomas Grillo to freeze that standard at the current federal level for a whenever possible and stand (for) the anthem,” standing for the anthem Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] decade or more. While that might sound pro-business, it’s have sketchy scruples he said. “Toe the line.” when they have a valuable not necessarily going to sit well with carmakers that are about holding up their end Two things are worth opportunity to call atten- Spenser Hasak investing huge sums in fuel efficient technology in the of the social contract that noting here. First, Jones Photographer, ext. 1332 tion to legitimate injus- [email protected] expectation that long-planned regulations are going into molds us into a coherent isn’t just saying that his tices in our society. It’s a effect. California and other states have pursued tougher society. Some patriots are players will no longer matter of conscience and Thor Jourgensen fuel and emissions standards for decades. It’s not clear Editorial Director, ext. 1267 in the army; others are in be permitted to make a principle, and who are we [email protected] whether the EPA even has authority to delay them. prison. Patriotism is a big statement in response to say that it’s not? Daniel Kane Perhaps if enough Americans express their appreci- tent, with plenty of room to their consciences by Then there are the mil- ation for the EPA’s reversal on glider trucks, President Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 for all sorts of people. kneeling during the an- lions of Americans who [email protected] Donald Trump and his acting EPA administrator will get In general, a tolerant at- them — though they will are taken in by Trump’s the message that voters care about protecting the envi- Steve Krause titude toward patriotism not be, despite our Amer- call to pass judgment on ronment — and being able to breathe. Technically, the Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 is a good thing. Americans ican ideal of free speech. fellow citizens who are [email protected] decision not to suspend enforcement may not be the last should not be in the busi- He’s going a step further doing what they think is word on truck pollution. The EPA could still move for- Emma LeBlanc Pérez ness of making judgments by requiring that all of his right. Copy Editor ward with an effort to get rid of the glider truck restric- about the quality of anoth- players make a positive Central to autocracy is [email protected] tions entirely. That would surely signal that things at the er citizen’s love of country. affirmation of their patri- coerced allegiance to its EPA are as bad as ever, and the only real anti-pollution Harold Rivera Unfortunately, patriotism otism or at least give the symbols and the willing- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 device that Americans can rely on is the ballot box and can be easily misappropri- appearance of doing so. [email protected] the choice of who to put in charge of their government. ness of citizens to ostra- ated. Because it involves How he thinks he will con- cize the heretics and to Owen O’Rourke An editorial from The Baltimore Sun. passion, it can subvert trol what’s in their hearts, force them to “toe the line.” Photographer, ext. 1224 reason. Furthermore, it I have no idea. Indeed, autocracy thrives [email protected] can easily be turned into Here’s the second thing: when citizens are divid- Roberto Scalese a weapon, a coercive test Jones admits that Pres- ed and willing to criticize Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 [email protected] of other citizens’ loyalty to ident Donald Trump’s each other rather than our nation. interference in the NFL the government. Shouldn’t Mark Sutherland If you doubt this, try re- anthem issue is “problem- Creative Director this make us a bit anx- [email protected] maining seated during the atic,” complicating efforts ious? Pledge of Allegiance the by the owners and players Anne Marie Tobin next time that rote ritual union to come to an agree- John M. Crisp, an op- Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] is performed at your lo- ment. ed columnist for Tribune cal city council or school So here’s what we have: A News Service, lives in Bridget Turcotte Reporter, ext. 1269 board meeting. At various president with obvious at- Georgetown, Texas, and [email protected] times in our history, the tractions to autocracy and can be reached at jcrisp- Pledge has served as a test a questionable relation- [email protected]. Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A5 ENTERTAINMENT Demi Lovato still hospitalized after reported overdose

By Peter Sblendorio NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Pop star Demi Lovato remains in the hospital nearly a week after she reportedly suffered a drug overdose. The "Confident" singer is dealing with "complica- tions" such as a high fever and nausea six days after PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS she was taken to the Ce- The National Comedy Center was inspired by the late Lucille Ball, who wanted her hometown to be dars-Sinai Medical Center a place for people to learn about and celebrate comedy. Its grand opening celebration starts Aug. 1. in Los Angeles, TMZ re- ported, citing a source. Although doctors are unsure of when Lovato The National Comedy Center is will be cleared to leave the medical center, her prog- nosis is good, an insider full of laughs and ready to open told the celebrity gossip site. "She is under the care By Carolyn would be celebrated as seum, part hall of fame and shows stand-up bits, and of medical experts and is Thompson an art form. The city of part video arcade, keeping a movie theater has clips expected to make a full re- ASSOCIATED PRESS about 30,000 people in the visitors smiling as they of classic scenes with ce- covery," the source said. southwest corner of New move through displays of lebrity commentary. A JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — Lovato reportedly had York already is home to comedic artifacts. There's hologram theater initially Comedian Billy Crystal to be revived with Narcan the annual Lucille Ball the "puffy shirt" from a will feature Jim Gaffigan's PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE asks the question in a vid- — a common treatment eo that welcomes visitors Comedy Festival and the 1993 "Seinfeld" episode evolution as a performer. for an opioid overdose — Demi Lovato, who has to the National Comedy Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz and scripts from the 1960s The grand opening cele- when paramedics arrived been open about her Center. Museum. "Dick Van Dyke Show" bration starts Aug. 1. to the scene last week. struggles with addic- "Everybody else has a "But it was always (Ball's) along with lively immer- The 37,000-square-foot, The singer's team has tion, went to rehab place," he says. "Why not preference that Jamestown sive exhibits that invite $50 million center received not yet revealed what when she was 18. us?" become a destination for visitors to explore sound $9 million in funding from prompted Lovato to be It may be as good a rea- the celebration of all com- effects and props and make New York state, along with hospitalized, though a rep ebrated six years of so- son as any for the con- edy in a way that would cartoons and memes. private and federal sup- did confirm last week that briety this past March. struction of the high-tech foster and inspire the next The bravest can take the port. The House of Rep- Lovato was "awake and Last month, however, she new center devoted to generation of artists," says stage in "Comedy Kara- resentatives on July 23 with her family" several seemed to reveal she'd what has made people National Comedy Center oke," trying out lines from unanimously approved a hours after reports of her relapsed in a song titled laugh from Vaudeville to Executive Director Journey Jeff Foxworthy or others, bill designating it as the condition emerged. "Sober." now. Gunderson. "What we've or sit at a game show-like nation's official comedy The rep added at the The singer previously The nonprofit center in done here is finally bring set and try to crack up an center. U.S. Sen. Charles time that some of the in- went to rehab when she Jamestown was inspired her vision to fruition." opponent. But there also Schumer, whose cousin, co- formation being reported was 18. by hometown hero, Lu- Located in a repurposed are plenty of chances to median Amy Schumer is in about Lovato was inaccu- Her former boyfriend cille Ball, who envisioned 1930 art-deco train sta- laugh at the pros in action. the opening week lineup, is rate. Wilmer Valderrama has a place where comedy tion, the center is part mu- A club-like comedy lounge working on Senate action. Lovato, 25, has been visited Lovato "every day open in the past about he can" since her hospital- her struggles with drugs ization, according to En- Review: On ‘Vicious,’ Halestorm and alcohol, and she cel- tertainment Tonight. rides on elevated thrash-pop

By Pablo Arauz Pena the sky. The song rotates ASSOCIATED PRESS between its flashy modes of thrash to more melod- Halestorm, "Vicious" ic sensibilities while Lzzy (Atlantic) unabashedly wails words of survival. "Vicious" comes five "Uncomfortable" may be years after Halestorm's one of the album's stron- Grammy-winning hit gest tracks. The song "Love Bites (So Do I)" be- starts out as a shredder came the group's stand- with a rhythm that chugs ing claim to mainstream behind chunky guitar riffs fame. Produced by Nick before Lzzy spits her spiel Raskulinecz, who has like fire following an illu- worked with bands like minated bridge that adds Foo Fighters and Alice in nuance to a catchy chorus. Chains, "Vicious" is a jump "Conflicted" is an ode to in sonic variety since the indecision, set by a grind- band's third full-length al- ing mood in a slower tem- bum, "Into the Wild Life," po while emphasizing the topped the rock charts in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cleaner, rootsy-rock gui- 2015. tars. The new album stays “Vicious” is Halestorm’s fourth full-length While "Vicious" does FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE true to the band's album. contain a share of fillers, it Alex Trebek said that the chances of him retir- long-standing creative el- doesn't fall short of what a ing once his contract expires in 2020 is “50-50 ements. The cryptic but tinger's sharp guitar work virtuoso axe-playing. solid metal album should and a little less,” on Fox News, Sunday. assertive attitude of Lzzy and Josh Smith's thump- The four-piece starts it do — beat the heck out of Hale's diverse vocal range ing bass walks. out even-handed by sum- traditional musical nice- and raunchy guitar riffs On "Vicious," the group moning the forces of na- ties with powerful sonic Alex Trebek discusses team up well with her takes their raw and abra- ture in "Black Vultures," blasts and metaphori- brother Arejay's locomo- sive guitar sound up a painting a sonic picture of cal fists of tough, light- tive percussion, Joe Hot- notch with more polished, flying scavengers circling ning-fast rock 'n' roll. potential retirement, Mark Hamill, Todd Fisher weigh in on ‘Jeopardy’ successors By Nardine Saad from retiring Hall of Fame LOS ANGELES TIMES broadcaster Bob Miller in Carrie Fisher’s ‘Star Wars’ appearance 2017. There’s a good chance Another option: CNN le- By Sonaiya Kelley Carrie’s iconic role, and he blessing from her daugh- Alex Trebek will step gal analyst Laura Coates. LOS ANGELES TIMES has masterfully re-crafted ter, Billie, we have found a down as “Jeopardy!” host Coates said Monday on this final entry to include once his contract expires way to honor Carrie’s leg- Twitter that she was “in- Following news that the this unused and very last in 2020. acy and role as Leia in ‘Ep- credibly honored & hum- late Carrie Fisher would footage of Carrie ever tak- isode IX’ by using unseen Odds that the long- appear in the next “Star bled” that the host of her en, without resorting to footage we shot together time host returns to the Wars” film via previous- favorite game show knows CGI or animatronics. Our in ‘Episode VII.’” answers-and-questions ly unreleased footage, who she is and that he family and her fans will Franchise veteran Mark game show are “50-50 her brother, Todd Fisher, thinks she would be a look forward with great Hamill, who plays Luke and a little less,” Trebek released a statement ex- anticipation for this one! said Sunday on Fox News’ good host. pressing his approval. Skywalker in the films, After growing up watch- Her force will forever be also took to Twitter over “OBJECTified.” “I couldn’t be more per- with us!” The Canadian-born, ing it “Jeopardy!” with her sonally thrilled and happy the weekend to share his family, she said, she now In April 2017, Fisher thoughts on the news. Emmy-winning host has that our Carrie will reprise told various media outlets watches it with her kids, “It’s bittersweet facing become an American in- her role as Princess Leia that his sister would be stitution since taking the “who saw him say this & my final chapter without in the new and final ‘Star featured in the upcoming helm of the syndicated now think I’m a genius.” her,” he tweeted. “She is Wars Episode IX,’ using film, but Lucasfilm Pres- trivia game in 1984. It’s Talk of retirement has simply irreplaceable. I’m previously unreleased foot- ident Kathleen Kennedy hard to imagine the show been percolating since age of her shot for ‘Star quickly shot it down and finding solace in the fact without him (though some Trebek’s brief leave from Wars: The Force Awakens,’” said he was “confused.” PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE that she won’t BE re- classic “Saturday Night the show at the beginning he said in a statement. placed & would love the of the year for health con- But news of Fisher’s role On Twitter, Mark Ha- Live” parodies might “As we, her family, as in “Episode IX” was con- worldwide outpouring of cerns. mill said “It’s bitter- help), but the 78-year-old well as her extended fami- firmed in an official state- affection from those who says he’s already consid- The veteran TV person- sweet facing my final ly of fans around the world ment from Lucasfilm on loved her when they heard ered replacements. ality underwent surgery chapter without her.” so believe, Carrie’s ‘Prin- Friday. “We desperately the news. #CarrieOnFor- The front runner is an- in December to remove cess Leia’ is forever en- loved Carrie Fisher,” direc- ever.” other Alex: Alex Faust, the a subdural hematoma trenched in the franchise tor J.J. Abrams said in the out her eluded us. Fisher died Dec. 27, 2016, 28-year-old play-by-play from his brain but made and her indelible presence statement. “Finding a tru- “We were never going to at age 60. “Star Wars: Ep- announcer for the Los An- a snappy recovery, return- is fundamental to the film. ly satisfying conclusion to recast, or use a CG charac- isode IX” is scheduled to geles Kings, Trebek said. ing to his job less than a “J.J. Abrams understood the Skywalker saga with- ter. With the support and hit theaters Dec. 20, 2019. Faust inherited the role month later. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- at 810 Lynnway; at 4:15 p.m. ees on Sunday at 1:59 p.m. larly arrests, reflect police records. In Sunday at 14 Lake View Ave.; at John Skouras & Co. at 13 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, at 4:32 p.m. Sunday at 86 Mason St. Officer reports she it is the sole responsibility of the con- Sheridan St.; at 11:15 p.m. was sent on her way without Sunday at Prime Energy at incident. cerned party to contact the relevant 760 Summer St.; at 1:02 p.m. Loud music reported on police department and have the de- Monday at 300 Washington St. Sunday at 10:45 p.m. in the partment issue a notice of correction A report of motor vehicle backyard at 28 Patricia Road. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- theft at 5:56 p.m. Sunday at Officer reports the pool party ifications will not be made without La Grange Terrace and Shep- has ended. express notice of change from the ard Street; at 12:12 p.m. Mon- Report of a dumpster div- arresting police department. day at 166 Fayette St. er on Sunday at 7:09 p.m. at the South Memorial School LYNN Vandalism on Maple Street. Officer spoke with Bobby Gardner and ad- A report of motor vehicle Arrests vised him not to do it anymore vandalism at 228 Chatham and he was sent on his way. Amanda Angel, 25, of 23 St.; at 6:14 a.m. Monday at Caller from 21 Coleman St. Tracey St., Peabody, was ar- 41 Lewis St. said his neighbor was outside FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rested and charged with Class on Sunday at 7:45 p.m. caus- A second lawsuit was also filed on Monday that seeks more than $125,000 E drug possession and on LYNNFIELD ing a problem and carrying a in wrongful death damages. warrant charges of uninsured hammer. Officer reports ham- motor vehicle/trailer, operation Summons mer was dropped and EMS of a motor vehicle with a sus- Lucille Sophia Raiche, 20, called for a mental evaluation. Lawsuit in fatal duck boat pended registration and oper- of 616 Winter St., Hanson, was ation of a motor vehicle with issued a summons on Friday REVERE a suspended license at 11:34 at 2:28 p.m. following traffic sinking seeks $100 million a.m. Monday. enforcement on Main Street Arrest Ganesh Boodoosingh, 18, of William and Michelle predictable and predicted and charged with speeding, Holly A. Parkins-Altri, 46, of By Margaret Stafford of 54 Jefferson St., was arrest- operating a motor vehicle with ASSOCIATED PRESS Bright, of Higginsville, result of decades of un- ed and charged with parole/ 96 Shirley Ave., was arrested Mo., who died in the acci- acceptable, greed-driven, a suspended license, and a on warrant charges. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — probation violation and on a motor vehicle brakes violation. dent. The wrongful-death and willful ignorance of warrant charge of escape from The owners and operators lawsuit seeks more than safety by the Duck Boat in- Accidents of a tourist boat that sank DYS at 11:49 a.m. Monday. Complaint $125,000 in damages. dustry in the face of specif- Amanda Dexter, 27, of 11 this month in Missouri, Separately, the Missou- ic and repeated warnings A report of a motor vehicle killing 17 people, put prof- Cook St., was arrested and Caller reported a dog has ri Attorney General Josh that their Duck Boats are accident at Hampton Inn Re- its over people's safety Hawley's office confirmed death traps for passengers charged with motor vehicle been left in a vehicle on Fri- vere at 9:58 a.m. Friday; at when they decided to put breaking and entering with day at 1:18 p.m. at the Whole Monday that it has opened and pose grave danger to BJ’s Gasoline Station on Ward the Ride the Ducks boat a criminal investigation the public on water and on theft at 9:32 p.m. Sunday. Foods Market at Market Street. Street at 11:42 a.m. Friday; at on a lake despite design under the Missouri Mer- land," the federal lawsuit, Daniel Giles, 39, was arrest- Officer spoke with owner and Banana Boat on Beach Street problems and warnings of chandising Practices Act filed on behalf of the es- ed and charged with trespass- dog is fine. at 6:49 p.m. Friday; at Taco severe weather, a lawsuit duck boat incident. tates of 76-year-old Ervin ing at 11:59 p.m. Sunday. Bell on Squire Road at 12:50 alleges. "We are working with Coleman and 2-year-old Patrick Kayulu, 41, was ar- MARBLEHEAD a.m. Saturday; on Campbell The lawsuit filed Sun- investigators to determine Maxwell Ly, states. rested and charged with viola- Avenue at 8:40 a.m. Satur- day in U.S. District Court the facts and whether Robert Mongeluzzi, in Kansas City seeks $100 tion of the open container law Arrest day; at Del Rio Auto Repair on any criminal charges are whose law firm won a $17 million in damages on be- appropriate," said Mary million settlement when at 6:22 p.m. Sunday. North Shore Road at 2:33 p.m. Alicia E. Hart, 66, of 33 half of two of nine mem- Compton, spokeswoman two Hungarian students Boris Lopez-Robles, 28, of Saturday; on School Street at Pond St., was arrested and bers of an Indiana family for the attorney general's drowned on a duck boat 98 Henry Ave., was arrested 2:38 p.m. Saturday; on Cope- charged with marked lanes vi- who died when the tourist office. in Philadelphia in 2010, on a courtesy booking at 6:14 land Circle at 6:40 p.m. Sat- olation and OUI liquor at 4:35 boat sank July 19 at Table The statement from the said at a news conference a.m. Monday. urday; on Winthrop Avenue at p.m. Sunday. Rock Lake near Branson. attorney general's office Monday that the Cole- 10:16 p.m. Saturday; at Atlan- Accidents A second lawsuit was filed does not name any indi- man family wants to know Accidents tic Lounge at 1:30 a.m. Sun- Monday in state court on viduals or companies. what happened when the A report of a motor vehicle day; on Beach Street at 5:22 behalf of three daughters "This tragedy was the boat sank. crash at 1:14 p.m. Sunday; A report of a motor vehicle p.m. Sunday; on Copeland Cir- at 1:28 p.m. Sunday at Maple crash at 10:21 p.m. Sunday cle at 7:54 p.m. Sunday. Street and Western Avenue; on Atlantic Avenue. No charges against Minneapolis at 1:33 p.m. Sunday at 321 A report of a motor vehicle Complaints hit and run crash at 10:48 Parkland Ave.; at 1:55 p.m. A report of threats on Pearl officers in black man’s death p.m. Sunday on Village Street. Sunday at 69 Western Ave.; Avenue at 3:55 p.m. Friday; on By Youssef Rddad at 2:51 p.m. Sunday on Ford Crescent Avenue at 11:21 a.m. Street; at 3:36 p.m. Sunday Complaints and Amy Forliti Sunday. ASSOCIATED PRESS at Eastern Avenue and Essex A caller was concerned A report of threats to kill at Street; at 3:41 p.m. Sunday at about a man walking in and 7-Eleven on North Shore Road MINNEAPOLIS — Two Lynnfield Street and Wooddale out of traffic at 3:42 p.m. at 8:31 p.m. Saturday. Minneapolis police offi- Road; at 1:33 a.m. Monday at cers who shot and killed Sunday at Rockcliff Road and A report of a past assault at 501 Washington St.; at 9:03 a black man last month Rockaway Avenue. The caller Wonderland Entertainment on a.m. Monday at 133 Chestnut were justified in using was concerned the man would North Shore Road at 9:49 a.m. St.; at 9:14 a.m. Monday at deadly force, a prosecutor get hit by a car. Police told the Saturday. 225 Boston St.; at 10:12 a.m. announced Monday, say- caller the man was OK and A report of vandalism to a ing the man was fleeing Monday at Den Quarry Road walking in the area all the time. motor vehicle on Crescent Ave- police and turned toward and Lynnfield Street; at 11:44 nue at 3:29 p.m. Sunday. them with a loaded gun a.m. Monday at 40 Marianna PEABODY before he was shot. St. Overdose Hennepin County Attor- A report of a motor vehicle ney Mike Freeman said hit and run crash at 6:03 p.m. Accidents A report of a possible over- Thurman Blevins had re- Sunday at 66 Market Square. A report of a motor vehicle dose on Crest Avenue at 6:04 fused commands to stop A report of a motor vehicle crash on Sunday at 12:08 a.m. p.m. Sunday. and show his hands, and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was clearly a danger to the crash with personal injury at at 194 Lake St. Both vehicles officers and community. Sydnee Brown, a cousin of Thurman Blevins, 10:53 a.m. Monday at Chest- towed and two victims taken Theft protests at a news conference held at Hennepin nut and Goodridge streets. "Their decision to use to the North Shore Medical A report of a robbery at deadly force against Mr. County Government Center Monday. Center. Assaults 7-Eleven on Shirley Avenue at Blevins under those cir- A report of a motor vehicle 11:49 p.m. Friday. cumstances was autho- by Blevins' friends and Sydnee Brown, a cousin. A report of an assault and hit and run crash at 10:45 A report of larceny of a bicy- rized," Freeman said, add- family members. They ar- Freeman's decision came gue Blevins was no threat after the city released the battery at 8:46 p.m. Sunday p.m. Sunday at the Louis Bar- cle on Revere Beach Boulevard ing that the officers will ber Shop at 41 Walnut St. Of- not be criminally charged. to anybody and was just officers' body-camera vid- on Fayette Street; at 6:22 a.m. at 5:51 p.m. Sunday. His statements were in sitting with a woman and eo late Sunday. Freeman's Monday on Lewis Street. ficer reports party backed into A report of a breaking and an unoccupied vehicle. prepared remarks that his child. report says Officers Justin entering on School Street at were handed out to the me- "He was forced to run Schmidt and Ryan Kelly Motor vehicle accident re- Breaking and Entering 9:53 p.m. Sunday. dia. Freeman had tried to away from his family so were responding to a 911 ported at 200 Lake St. and A report of a breaking and make the announcement they wouldn't shoot him call of a man firing a gun A report of a breaking and 20 Newbury St. on Monday at entering to a motor vehicle during a news conference, down in his own communi- into the air June 23 on the entering at 4:18 p.m. Sunday 6:34 a.m. on Revere Beach Parkway at but he was shouted down ty in front of his kid," said city's north side. at 79 Curwin Circle. On Monday at 12:35 p.m. 11:42 p.m. Sunday. there was a report of a motor Complaints vehicle crash at 192 Main St. SWAMPSCOTT Highway Patrol officer rescues and 2 Howley St. Officer re- A report of a gunshot at 1:25 a.m. Monday on Dungeon Av- ports no personal injury or tow Arrest fawn from California wildfire enue. needed. A report of a two-car mo- John Love, 61, was arrested SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A highway patrol officer Overdose tor vehicle crash on Monday and charged with speeding, at 2:01 p.m. at 155 Lynn St. negligent operation of a motor who became an internet A report of an overdose at Both vehicles towed by Mallia vehicle and OUI liquor at 9:20 sensation after he helped rescue a month-old fawn 8:44 a.m. Monday on Market Towing and both operators tak- p.m. Sunday. from a Northern Califor- Square. en to Lynn Union Hospital. nia wildfire said Monday Accident he didn't expect the photos Theft Complaints to go viral. A report of a motor vehicle On Saturday morning, A report of a larceny at 4:12 A report of an intoxicated crash at 11:29 a.m. Sunday at California Highway Patrol p.m. Sunday at Lynnway Mart woman harassing employ- 450 Paradise Road. Sgt. David Fawson of San Francisco helped Cal Fire officers rescue a fawn from fast-growing wildfire in Redding, about 230 miles Lynn Drug Task Force north of San Francisco. "We were driving Hotline through an active fire, when Cal Fire said, 'Can you take a deer out here for us?'" he said. "I held it 781-477-4444 in my lap as we drove out." He and his partner took CALL 24 HOURS A DAY the fawn to a safer area miles away, but the baby or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) deer didn't run away like Fawson thought it would. Spanish menu available "It stayed right by me," PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS he said. "When it tried to All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. nurse on one of my fingers, Sergeant David Fawson holds a month-old fawn I thought, 'This is truly a that was located by Cal Fire without a mother Callers may remain anonymous. young baby.'" near Redding, Calif. TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Necco workers ponder next steps

NECCO which they use only a por- From A1 tion, was set to expire in August but was extended Necco for $17.3 million at through Nov. 30, accord- a bankruptcy auction in ing to court documents. May. On the afternoon of July Round Hill did not iden- 24, employees learned tify Necco’s new owner or they were ceasing produc- say if candy production tion immediately and that will resume. The closure their employment was came as a shock to the 230 terminated at the close of workers at the plant, who business. They were told said they were told to pick to return three days later up their nal paychecks to collect their nal pay- Friday. checks, according to the Last year, Framing- document. ham-based Atlantic Man- A more comprehensive agement Corp. and VMD job fair is being planned Cos. of North Andover for mid-August with the purchased Necco and its state’s Executive Of ce of 55-acre headquarters for Labor and Workforce De- $54.5 million. velopment. Atlantic has said it plans to nd tenants that re ect Bridget Turcotte can be the new economy. reached at bturcotte@item- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The lease for the 830,000 live.com. Follow her on From left, Paul McNeil, Ed Barry, Dick Murray, and Don Durkee have been elected Honorary square foot property, of Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Members of Tedesco Country Club. Tedesco honors fabulous foursome

TEDESCO sciatic nerve condition in able. And those of us in has changed, and my From A1 his back. current leadership roles handicap has gone up.” None of the four honor- are grateful to have their Barry has been a mem- Murray, by far the most ees have factored in many counsel.” ber since 1948. talkative of the four, said — if any — of the presti- For McNeil, he acknowl- “I’ve been playing with he joined Tedesco in 1951 gious club championships, edges: “I was never very some of these fellas for because his boss at the or tournaments, every good, though I did win the over 40 years,” he said. “I time was a member of year. Murray did win the round-a-day at the Four- don’t have the stories some The Vesper CC in Tyngs- Alex Ellis memorial in ball once. of these other guys have. I borough and urged him to 1953, “but if you look at “I just enjoy getting out mostly sit as a bystander join one too. the plaque outside this there and playing with and listen. Durkee has all “So I set out to join Te- door (of the 19th hole), my friends,” he said. “It’s a the good stories.” desco,” said Murray, who FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS name’s not on it.” great course. And I enjoy These days, none of grew up in Swampscott Club president Luke the social aspect of the them get out very much, On the afternoon of July 24, employees learned and played for the Big Tsokanis calls the four “a club. And this is such a although Murray is prob- they were ceasing production immediately Blue in the early 1940s. “I ably there the most out of used to come up from the great source of inspira- beautiful course.” and that their employment was terminated at tion.” The same goes for the four. the close of business. They were told to return tracks and play the back “Well, I live here,” he “Over their tenure,” Durkee. three days later to collect their nal paychecks. nine,” Murray said. said. “I come here every Tsokanis said, “they have “It’s just the friendships These days, Murray’s morning, and if I can, I contributed to the club’s you develop with the play- home borders the fth work out for a half hour development by serving on ers,” he said. “And it’s fas- hole at the golf course (in the gym) and then It’s been a heroic week cinating the way the place that straddles the Marble- various committees and/or come up here (to the 19th head-Swampscott line. the Board of Governors. has changed over the hole) to read the papers.” “Still,” he said, “I don’t “Their knowledge of the years. for remen in Saugus club’s history and experi- “Walking down these get out there very much Steve Krause can be SAUGUS tion of coming up with a these days.” ences over more than two corridors brings back a lot reached at skrause@item- From A1 plan to get it done,” said He attributes that to a generations are irreplace- of memories. The course live.com. Cross. “Nobody thinks a and armpits and drag- re is going to happen. ging him into the hall. You don’t think you need a City and state show they mean business Others took him from the re department until you hallway outside, and the need it. We had a great rst group returned to crew working that night the apartment, said Fire and we were lucky it came Chief Michael Newbury. in around 11 (p.m.) when The man was taken to there wasn’t as much traf- Mass General Hospital c . ” and treated for smoke Another issue, said New- inhalation and initially bury, is that the town had listed in critical condition, two cooking res within but now he is expected to ve days. survive, he said. “We’ve had two cooking “Every single second res in a row and both counts,” said Cross. “If we times the individuals were were in there ve more damaged,” said Newbury. minutes, I don’t think “It’s continuously care- we’d be hearing that he lessness with smoking, would pull through.” electricity, and cooking in Cross, the union presi- the kitchen that are three dent of Saugus Fire ght- of the top causes of re in ers Local #1003, has been the country.” advocating for a third re Newbury is asking res- station to cover the west idents to be more careful side of town with easy ac- while cooking and to call cess to Route 1 North and for help before a kitchen South for decades. It’s a re is out of hand. Many ght he said dates back people think that if the to the early 1970s under re is small, they can con- former Fire Chief Thomas tain it, but it can quickly Nolan, but is even more grow in size, he said. crucial today with the “At the end of the day, mixed-use developments when you sign up for this planned for Route 1. job, going into a building In 2003, Cross spon- and pulling people out sored three Town Meet- is the de nition of what ing articles in an effort to we signed up to do and it bring the new station to doesn’t happen very of- fruition. A debt exclusion ten,” said Newbury. “I’m for a new ladder truck and very proud of my guys. a second debt exclusion We’ve had three res in for a new, $500,000 re- a short period of time house both passed. A third and they have been going article for a Proposition above and beyond.” 2½ override to fund the hiring of 12 new re ght- Bridget Turcotte can be ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE ers failed. reached at bturcotte@item- Approximately 85 businesses have taken advantage of the Storefront Improvement Program “I think everyone knows live.com. Follow her on since it began in 2009, with a majority located in the downtown. Those businesses include R.F. we need it, it’s just a ques- Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. O’Sullivan’s, Rossetti Restaurant and Enzo’s Pizzeria.

BUSINESS long way so with the extra R.F. O’Sullivan’s, Rosset- nouncements were of - Selling a house? From A1 grant money from Mass- ti Restaurant and Enzo’s cially made. Buying a house? Development, we’ll really Pizzeria. “We look forward to could increase to up to be able to make an impact Marsh said a MassDevel- building on your work and Find out what properties $10,000. on a number of businesses opment representative will implementing this project recently sold in your area. “The idea is to clean up this year.” canvass the downtown to further in the TDI dis- the storefronts to make Approximately 85 busi- identify some businesses trict,” Levine writes in the Check out their businesses more nesses have taken ad- that would want to partici- letter. attractive and make the vantage of the program pate in the program. the Real Estate page downtown as a whole since it began in 2009, A spokeswoman for Gayla Cawley can be in Saturday’s paper. more attractive,” Marsh with a majority located MassDevelopment said reached at gcawley@item- said. “We’re excited be- in the downtown. Those the agency had no com- live.com. Follow her on cause $4,000 doesn’t go a businesses have included ment until the grant an- Twitter @GaylaCawley. Catch up with your favorite team in Item Sports! A8 TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Catching the rainbow in Lynn

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 2 minutes, 8 barrels: Surfer takes an epic ride into history

ASSOCIATED PRESS which has never been documented before. Smith owes his success to being every bit as much a To say Koa Smith was at the right place at the right calculated scientist as a devil-may-care risktaker. time is perfectly accurate. Much as a meteorologist tracks storms several days Perched precariously on his surfboard, the 23-year- before they hit, Smith and many world-class surfers old from Hawaii rode a wave off the coast of Namibia, on the western shore of Africa, for 120 straight seconds. have mastered the art of reading weather charts to He stayed upright for nearly a mile as he traveled predict when and where the greatest sized ocean swells through an unheard-of eight barrels — the hollow will hit. It's one thing to know they're coming, quite an- formed by the curve of the wave as it breaks over the other to get to where the action is, and Smith is more rider's head. than willing to drop everything in search of the perfect Almost as amazing — Smith and videographer Chris wave. Rogers filmed the entire ride using both a drone that "He can be in one place one day, and you call him hovered overhead, and a GoPro attached to a mouth- and he says, 'I'm taking off for Africa tomorrow,'" says piece that Smith wore while he rode. Smith's publicist, Ryan Runke. "I'd like to think that everything I've done my whole The locale of his greatest triumph is called Skeleton PHOTO | JOHN GILBERG life led up to that moment," Smith said of his master- Bay — a mystic stretch of beach fronting the South A rainbow graces the sky over Egg Rock at piece over a one-of-a-kind wave last month, the likes of Atlantic on the western coast of Africa. Lynn Shore Drive. Ex-WWE star Brian Christopher Lawler dead at age 46 Bode Miller and wife talk MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Authorities say former where he died Sunday. about daughter’s drowning World Wrestling Entertainment star Brian Christo- Authorities are investigating. pher Lawler has died after attempting suicide in his Lawler was placed in the Hardeman County Jail LOS ANGELES (AP) — Olympic skier Bode Miller jail cell. on July 7. The agency says he was booked on charges and his wife, Morgan, hope that by talking about their The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation says the of driving under the influence, driving on a revoked 19-month daughter's drowning death, they can prevent 46-year-old son of WWE Hall of Fame wrestler Jerry license and evading arrest. other parents from experiencing such heartbreak. "The King" Lawler was found hanging in his cell on In a statement, WWE said Lawler, "who is best The couple appeared in their first public interview Saturday. The agency says officers performed CPR known in WWE as Too Cool's Grandmaster Sexay," Monday on NBC's "Today" show. and Lawler was taken to a hospital in Memphis, competed during the height of the "Attitude Era." Morgan described visiting her neighbor's home with their children in June when she realized that daughter Emmy was missing. She saw a sliver of light coming Rick Pitino promises to tell all in upcoming memoir from the door leading to the backyard and said her "heart sank." She opened the door and saw her child NEW YORK (AP) — Rick Pitino is ready to tell his floating in the pool. story. Their child died the next day at a hospital. Bode Mill- The former Louisville coach has a memoir coming in er said her brain went too long without oxygen. September that will "lay all his cards on the table," Di- Bode Miller said talking about her death helps them version Books announced Monday. "Pitino: My Story," to heal and maybe helps prevent it from happening to co-written by Seth Kaufman, is coming out Sept. 4. other parents. The book will cover everything from his time coaching the New York Knicks and Boston Celtics to his trium- phant and troubled career in the NCAA. Pitino was ousted from Louisville in 2017 amid a multiyear, multischool investigation into the alleged payment of hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes and kickbacks designed to influence recruits. The NCAA vacated the Cardinals' 2013 national champi- onship. Pitino, who has denied any wrongdoing, will take on "opportunistic agents" and "predatory apparel companies" among others, according to his publisher. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Review: Snider doesn’t need yesterday because today is his

By Wayne Parry ASSOCIATED PRESS Dee Snider "For the Love of Metal" (Napalm)

Dee Snider, the Long Island mouth that roared on all-time rock classics including "We're Not Gonna Take It" and "I Wanna Rock," already did the solo thing in the early '90s while Twisted Sister was on hiatus. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS But apparently there was something deeper, darker and heavier brewing within Snider that even he might not have known was there. (And this from a man who Tokyo 2020 names director for wrote a horror movie about a killer who sews victims' opening and closing ceremonies mouths shut.) That darkness shines on "For the Love of Metal," TOKYO (AP) — A renowned actor in traditional a project that came about when Hatebreed's Jamey Japanese theater will oversee the opening and closing Jasta dared Snider to make a modern metal album. ceremonies of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralym- The result is heavy on growls, guttural snarls and bow- pics. el-rattling bass and guitar riffs. The Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee announced It's difficult to imagine that a guy old enough to Monday that Mansai Nomura will be chief executive collect Social Security can melt your face deep into his creative director for all four ceremonies. fifth decade in the heavy metal biz. But he does. And Generations of his family have been involved in a Snider garnishes these tracks with just enough atti- tude to appeal to his '80s fans. "Lies Are a Business" form of theater called "kyogen" for 250 years. Nomura PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS has also appeared in Japanese movies and produced is steeped in today's nu-metal riffage, yet it employs a and directed modern plays in Japan and overseas. twin-lead guitar solo that could have been ripped from The selection committee cited his experience and Accept's "Fast As A Shark." The true reveal here is "Tomorrow's No Concern," in knowledge of both classical and modern Japanese arts. "Roll Over You" sounds like an extended Twisted which Dee seemingly lets go of his considerable '80s Tokyo 2020 also named movie director Takashi Sister stage rant set to music, and lyrics that are as legacy, saying he doesn't need it because he's got today Yamazaki as executive creative director for the two offensively unprintable at the start as they are at the well in hand. Olympic ceremonies, and ad agency creative director very end. It sure sounds like it. Hiroshi Sasaki in the same role for the Paralympic events. Sasaki was behind the segment at the closing cere- SEND US YOUR STUFF mony of the 2016 Rio Games that featured Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as the Super Mario WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMIS- game character. SION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903.

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©2018 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 North Shore Giants help Babe Ruth fundraising By Daniel Kane a team and we were more than willing ITEM STAFF to help out. “We made it kind of like a fundraiser LYNN — With a week of fundraising effort as well to generate some more winding down, the Lynn 16-18-year- money,” Roberts, who also coaches old Babe Ruth All-Stars were able to Lynn Jets hockey, added. “Our team get some work in Monday night in a paid for the umpires and donated an- scrimmage against the North Shore other $400 to try to help them.” Giants at Fraser Field. The donation and game time is Lynn departs for the World Series in something coaches Donovan and Leon Jamestown, New York on Thursday Elwell appreciated. morning and has worked toward the “It’s not even just helping us out, goal of raising between $8,000 to they took a collection and donated to $10,000 to fund the trip. our cause which is great,” Donovan “We’re all spent,” Lynn coach Al Don- said. “A lot of these guys played in ovan said. “Probably from last Thurs- Lynn Babe Ruth it’s really nice of day to now and into tomorrow we’ve them to give back.” been doing canning and all sorts of “We really appreciate them taking fundraising. You only have so much time out of their busy schedule,” El- time, which is tough.” well said. “All those guys work. They With Lynn’s pitchers taking the had a double-header yesterday so for mound for both teams in the scrim- them to come down here tonight, we mage, each hurler, including Lou Vidal, really appreciate it and are thankful Devin Curley, Spencer Divirgillio, Nick to them.” Reiser, David Barnard and Colin Red- The donation is a small token of ap- dy, got plenty of work in. preciation and an opportunity to give “They approached me wanting to get back to the community while helping ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE some work in,” Giants coach Mike Lynn Babe Ruth, Roberts said. Roberts said. “Their pitching staff Lynn’s Jomar Moreta, right, turns a double play during a scrimmage against the needed to get some live at bats against BABE RUTH, B2 North Shore Giants at Fraser Field Monday evening. With Champions leading the way, NSBL teams prepare for playoffs By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The North Shore Baseball League wrapped its regular season this past weekend and now it’s time to dive into the playoffs. Eight teams quali ed for the postseason, which begins Tuesday. The Peabody Champions earned the No. 1 seed after nishing the regular season at 17-5-1. Peabody battled the North Shore Phillies for rst place in the league through the majority of the regular season. At the plate the Champions are led by Chad Martin. In 21 games, Martin compiled a .432 batting average, nine home runs and 34 RBI. Mark Shorey (.328 batting average, four home runs, 15 RBI), Derek Lyons (.316, 11 RBI) and David Ruggiero (.283, 12 RBI) have also contributed offensively. “Those four are the rst four in our order,” Peabody co-manager Steve Gridley said. “Mark played Triple-A baseball for the St. ITEM FILE PHOTO Louis Cardinals. He’s as consistent a hitter Mark Shorey has had a great year for the Peabody Cham- as I’ve seen in the league.” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pions, batting .328 with four home runs and 15 RBI. NSBL, B2 Patriots defensive lineman Lawrence Guy is hoping to make more of a contribution to the team in the 2018 season. Peabody’s Bill Locke shoots his age at Lawrence Guy Winchester Country Club Father-Son By Anne Marie Tobin hoping to nd ITEM STAFF WINCHESTER — The oldest man ever to play in the oldest continuously-played Father-Son golf tournament in home with Patriots the United States. That would be Peabody’s Bill Locke Sr., a Brooksby Vil- FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Lawrence Guy has tried to use lage resident and honorary member at Thomson Country every trial he’s faced in his life as an opportunity to learn Club in North Reading, who added to his legacy by setting something about himself. another age record for a second straight year at the 100th It helped the Patriots defensive lineman trudge through Winchester Country Club Father-Son Invitational tourna- learning disabilities as a child and in college. ment last Thursday. Later, he overcame the emptiness he felt while helping Locke was the talk of the tourney when he matched his his wife through a miscarriage during her fth month of age. Locke, who will turn 97 in October, teed it up with son pregnancy. Timothy Locke, dodging downpours most of the back nine But as he begins his second training camp in New En- en route to a 96 to nish T-140th out of 222 teams, in the gland, the eighth-year defensive lineman is feeling more tournament which wrapped up play Friday morning. grounded and less like an NFL nomad. But it wasn’t easy. He proved to be one of the few consistent pieces on the “I left him a really tough 3-foot, sidehill, downhill putt on Patriots defense last season and expectations will be high- the 18th hole,” said Timothy Locke. “But he drained it, er as one of the most-tenured players on the defensive line. right in the center of the cup to hit his age right on the Guy is embracing it as his next challenge and says the number. It was a great putt and he played great. I bet we lessons he’s learned off the football eld have prepared used nine of his drives, they were that good. It’s just amaz- ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN him for whatever comes next for him on it. ing to watch him swing a golf club the way he does at his Peabody native Bill Locke hits a shot during “I’m still growing,” Guy said. “Every year you play you’re age.” the Winchester Country Club Father-Son growing trying to be a better player. ... I’m not looking at Tournament. my years in the league as ‘Oh, I’ve made it.’ I’m looking at LOCKE, B3 how I’m going to get better.” Last season Guy highlighted the struggles he and his wife, Andrea, endured in 2016 by honoring the organiza- tion that helped him through the loss of their unborn child Navs drop both ends of doubleheader , Estelle, during the NFL’s My Cleats, My Cause Initiative. The pain will never fully subside, Guy said, but they did OAK BLUFFS — The North six games, but the hosts struck for innings of eight-hit ball and was reach a milestone this past June when Andrea gave birth Shore Navigators suffered a Mon- ve runs in the seventh inning to taken off the hook for the loss after to a daughter, Adriana Paola. day doubleheader sweep against put the game out of reach. JP North Shore struck for three runs Her arrival not only gave Guy an emotional pickup, he Martha’s Vineyard, dropping 8-5 Knight’s (Tufts) 3-for-4 day includ- in the sixth. Ponce struck out two said it has grounded him as a football player. and 9-0 decisions at Vineyard ed his rst two home runs of the of the rst three Navs in the in- “When she came, the outlook on life became different,” Baseball Park. season. John Prentice (New En- ning, but Dominic Keegan (Van- Guy said. “Your perspective when you come on this eld is North Shore fell to 18-32. gland) reached base four times on derbilt) singled before Sutherland different. You know you have someone else behind you. I’m The Navs swung through three two hits and two walks. George ripped his rst homer of the sea- playing for my last name, I’m playing for my teammates home runs for the second consecu- Sutherland (Cochise) had two RBI. son. and I’m playing for my daughter.” tive game in the opener, while The Navs left a pair of two-out After reliever Sean Thompson Adriana is already walking and has run into her father’s Elias Varinos (Tufts) extended his runners aboard in each of the rst (Merrimack) stranded the bases arms every day after practice. team-leading hitting streak to 12 two innings before Martha’s Vine- loaded, the Navs took a 4-3 lead as “To have her here ... she may not quite understand it, but games with knocks in both ends of yard gave starter Dalton Ponce Knight clocked a one-out home you can see the eyes open up when she sees me,” Guy said. the twinbill, including a two-out (St. Mary’s) a 3-0 lead with which run. “That feeling is amazing.” double in the rst inning of the to work in the third. Eric Foggo The Sharks sent 10 batters to The Patriots signed Guy to a four-year, incentive-laden afternoon affair. (Stetson) plated the Sharks’ rst the plate in a ve-run seventh. free agent deal prior to last season. He proved to be worthy The Navs return to Fraser Field run with the last of three consecu- Knight led off the top of the of investment, producing 58 combined tackles during the to take on the Brockton Rox at 7 tive singles against North Shore ninth with a homer, but Connor 2017 season — more than any other New England interi- p.m. Tuesday. starter Shayne Audet (New En- Hall (Marymount) struck out two or lineman. The team showed its appreciation for his ef- Game 1: Martha’s Vineyard 8, gland College) before Josh Spiegel of the last three batters he faced to forts in 2017 and following their Super Bowl loss to Phil- save reliever Nate Tellier’s (UMa- North Shore 5 (Oklahoma State) dropped a two- adelphia added a $500,000 bonus to his 2018 salary. ss Dartmouth) win. North Shore managed dou- run single. GUY, B3 ble-digit hits for the rst time in Audet struck out seven over 4.2 NAVS, B3 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018

Another Lynn City Series in the books

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Left: Pine Hill’s Willy McCafferty throws a pitch during the Lynn City Series championship game Sunday afternoon. Middle: The Pine Hill Reds celebrate after winning the City Series championship. Right: Pine Hill’s Juniell Guzman makes a leaping catch.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Left: East Lynn’s Brayden Lunden takes a swing. Middle: East Lynn’s Jariel Benzan throws a pitch against West Lynn. Right: Lynn Shore’s Nick Marks sends a throw to first base in a game against Wyoma.

ITEM PHOTOS | OWEN O’ROURKE Left: Wyoma’s Kevin Whalen competes in the Lynn City Series Home Run Derby Sunday afternoon. Right: Pine Hill’s Chris Champa, right, slides safely under the tag of West Lynn’s Rown Merryman, left, in the City Series championship game.

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NSBL The Phillies earned the No. 2 seed jack of all trades. Ed Deren has been to help Lynn Babe Ruth’s From B1 after a 16-7 regular season. Kurtis very solid for us this year. We’ve real- White led them at the plate with a ly relied on five arms for the most “Zach Keenan and BJ Weed have .483 average. White also hit four part and they’ve all been very good.” run to the World Series done good things for us too,” Gridley home runs with 18 RBI. Kyle Devin North Shore opens its best-of-three BABE RUTH added. “As good a year as Chad’s (.377 average, three home runs, 19 series Tuesday night (7) against No. having, we have to have good players RBI) and Mike Griffin (.328, three, 7 Swampscott at Swampscott Middle From B1 behind him too. Zach’s having a great 13) also made key contributions. School. “It’s not much, only a $500 donation (including um- season. John Cahill’s doing it both “Kurtis White, I’m pretty sure he The Swampscott Sox waited until ways for us at third base. There’s not led the league in hitting this year,” the final weekend of the regular sea- pire costs) but they got some time in,” Roberts added. a better defensive third baseman in Carroll said. “You name it, he was up son to seal their postseason bid. “It might get them a good meal out there it was a good the league.” there. I think he’s been one of the Manger Joe Caponigro and his team opportunity, a great game and fun for all sides.” On the mound Tyler Leavitt leads best players in the league this year. have now reached the NSBL playoffs Now the focus is on the World Series with only a few the team in wins (six) and innings He’s our leadoff hitter and he’s been for 34 consecutive seasons. days before the Lynners leave for Jamestown. pitched (40), with an impressive 1.93 a table-setter for us. Kyle has a lot of Swampscott’s offense was led by a “I can’t wait to get out of here,” Donovan said. “You ERA. Mike Gallo is 3-0 with a 0.88 RBI and Matt’s (Burnham) right be- .409 average and 16 RBI from Brian look forward to it after all the fundraising, last minute ERA in 24 innings pitched and Scott hind him. We led the league in home Maynard. Lou Olivieri batted .351 decisions and ordering shorts and shirts for kids, we’re Weissman has tossed 10 2/3 scoreless runs. It starts with Kurtis.” with eight RBI. Clemente Parra com- running around all over. There’s a lot that goes on be- innings. Matt Burnham went 6-0 with a piled a .321 average with four home “We’ve been very consistent with 0.58 ERA in 24 innings pitched to runs and 15 RBI, and two-time reign- hind the scenes. We just can’t wait till Thursday morn- our starting pitching,” Gridley said. propel the pitching staff. Sean Buck- ing NSBL MVP Elvis Rodriguez ing comes. “Tyler has gone every week. Mike land leads the staff in strikeouts jumped back into the mix toward the “It’s going to come down to plays down there,” Dono- has started a bunch of games and with 33 in his 32 1/3 innings of work end of the season. van added. “These guys have put themselves in position closed out four. Peter O’Connell is a and Mario Padovani went 2-2 with a On the mound, Erik Fields went to make plays all year long and have competed at a high new player for us and his ERA is 1.12 ERA in 13 appearances. 3-3 with a 3.50 ERA in 32 innings level in the regionals. We have great pitchers and great 0.82. Having a guy like Scott who “It’s probably our most veteran pitched. JP Reiling went 2-3 with a defense that will be ready.” pitched at Clemson in the back of our group we’ve had,” Carroll said of his 2.50 ERA in 28 innings of work and “The kids are loose,” Elwell said. “I like the fact that bullpen, that’s nice to have. It’s fun pitching staff. “We know how to pitch Juan Diaz leads the staff in strike- we’re getting on the bus and going for an eight hour closing out games with him.” in the league. Matt led us this year. outs with 36. Peabody starts its best-of-three He’s in the running for top pitcher in Other playoff series are No. 3 Bev- ride, it’s a chance for the kids to bond a little bit more first round playoff series against No. the league. Sean’s pitched well for us, erly against No. 6 Rowley and No. 4 and get a little bit closer. They’re pretty close as it is but 8 Manchester Tuesday (7:45) at Twi he’s been with us for a few years, Kingston against No. 5 North Shore just to get on the bus and give them a chance. They’re Field. same with Mario. Danny Duval’s a Storm. ready to go and they’re having a good time.” TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

THE SCHEDULE NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY (Not including last night’s games) Today Wednesday Thursday North Shore Baseball League North Shore Baseball League vs. Brockton vs. Pittsfi eld Playoffs W L Pct. GB Streak L10 Playoffs (7) Swampscott vs. North Shore Phillies (7) OFF M. Vineyard 33 15 0.688 - 1W 6-4 Rowley vs. Beverly (6) (7) Worcester 30 18 0.625 3 2L 6-4 Beverly vs. Rowley (7) North Shore Storm vs. Kingston (8) Bristol 25 22 0.532 7.5 1W 5-5 Manchester vs. Peabody (8) Peabody vs. Manchester (7:45) Friday Saturday Brockton 24 26 0.480 10 2L 4-6 Kingston vs. North Shore Storm (8) North Shore vs. Swampscott (8) vs. Bristol at Brockton Pittsfi eld 18 26 0.409 13 1L 3-7 (7) (7) Nashua 19 29 0.396 14 5W 6-4 SPORTS BRIEFS North Shore 18 31 0.367 15.5 1L 4-6 Lynn Woods cross 7096. Parks & Rec summer basketball opens postseason country series Youth Summer The Lynn Parks and Recreation Guillen scored 26 points to lead Piz- points. Warren Kell led Columbia The 49th annual Lynn evening track summer basketball league started za Lovers and Darnel Kabongo add- Insruance with 18 points and Lionel Summer cross country its postseason with six games across ed 14 points. Farhan Abekao scored Rivera scored 16 points. series will continue every The fifth annual Lynn Wednesday until Septem- Parks and Recreation its three divisions Monday night on 13 points to lead Lynn Fire ghters. In the high school division, Rick ber 26. Youth Summer Evening the outdoor courts at Breed Middle In the middle school division, Gan- Starbard earned a 77-44 win over Each evening includes a Track meets will be held School. non Building Associates grabbed a Wood and Associates. Jansel Rodri- regular 1.59 mile, a short at the Manning Field In the elementary school division, 68-42 win over Ram Electric. Gan- guez’s 15 points led Wood and As- race of the day and a long track on Mondays for the Xtreme Silk Screen grabbed a 52-38 non was led by 23 points from Mar- sociates. Dyrrell Rucker propelled race of the day. There is no next two months from win over Cuffe McGinn. Xtreme was quise Echevarria and 18 points from Rick Starbard with a 34-point per- entry fee. Monday, July 9 until Mon- led by 19 points from Warren Keel Jeury Barbosa. For Ram Electric, formance. Refer top www.lwrun.org day, August 27 at 6:30 and 11 points from Rowen Merry- Ram s Mendez scored 12 points and Also in the high school division, for more information. p.m. There is no entry fee man. Bryce Somers scored 29 points Davonte Taggart scored 10 points. Panakio Adjusters grabbed a 69-61 to participate. to lead Cuffe McGinn and Carlos Also in the middle school division, win over Dartworld Inc. Jeffrey Bar- Lynn youth tennis There will be running Sanchez scored six points. Buzzy Barton earned a 1-point win bosa scored 18 points for Panakio. events and field events at Also in the elementary school di- over Columbia Insurance at 78-77. Tito Rodriguez led Dartworld with each meet. Running clinics vision, Pizza Lovers snuck by Lynn For Buzzy Barton, Victor Mafo scored 22 points and Jeffery Hill added 18 events will be a 30-meter Fire ghters with a 48-44 win. Denzel 20 points and Jose Cruz added 16 points. The Lynn Parks and Rec- race for ages three and reation Department is host- under and 50, 100, 200, ing youth tennis clinics 400, 800, one-mile and every Monday, Tuesday and relays for ages high school Locke shoots 96 just months before 97th birthday Wednesday from July 9 and younger. Field events through August 1. The clin- will be the standing long LOCKE pleted despite a heavy jump and the softball ics will be held at Gowdy From B1 rainstorm that passed throw. All communities are through the area, starting Park and will be organized invited. by age group. Kids ages Locke is said to be the at about 3:15. Play was For more information, oldest man ever to play in suspended and the course eight and under will have visit www.lwrun.org, email their clinic from 5 p.m. to 6 the tournament. was evacuated when some [email protected] or call “He’s de nitely the oldest of the greens had taken on p.m., kids ages nine to 11 (781) 709-7135 or (781) as far as our records show,” too much water and were will have their clinic from 6 593-6562. p.m. to 7 p.m. and kids ages said Winchester head pro- borderline unplayable. 12 and over will have their fessional Jim Salinetti. “We Nonetheless, in typical 2018-2019 Junior keep index cards for every clinic from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Winchester Father-Son team that shows the years The clinics will cover tradition, play carried on Olympic softball they played along with many aspects of tennis, after a delay of a little more scores and partners and including the forehand, than an hour.. The New England Storm there’s nobody close. It’s backhand, serve, positioning “It just came on suddenly Jr. Olympic Softball Pro- pretty special this year. It’s and came down in buck- and scoring. Kids are gram, entering its 19th sea- 100th anniversary of the ets,” said Locke. “You really encouraged to bring a tennis son, will be conducting girls’ tournament. As far as we couldn’t see anything it racquet and a water bottle youth softball tryouts during know, it’s the only tourna- was so heavy, but we were to the clinic. There is a limit- the next 3 weeks. Please ment of its kind to have determined to nish. It ed number of tennis rac- visit www.newengland- ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN been played that long with- was just a great day. quets available through the [email protected] for more out interruption. Somehow, Peabody’s Bill Locke, left, with his son Tim “We missed some shots, Parks and Recreation information. Or, please con- the tournament just always Locke at the Winchester Country Club Fa- and that hurt us, and I hit Department. tact the director, John Gam- carried on no matter what ther-Son Tournament. some bad putts. Timothy For more information, con- bale at jgambale.nestorm@ was happening.” hit it in there about three tact Lisa Nerich at 781-477- aol.com. The tournament’s a gruel- mon for players to team requests so we really didn’t feet for birdie on the ninth ing event with three days of with not only their sons, have to turn too many peo- hole (a par 3), and I just TV/RADIO 18-hole, selected-drive, al- but grandsons as well. ple away. read it wrong. The greens ternate-shot stroke play. This year, nearly 700 “But it’s just crazy to were really tough as every- TV Tee times run from 7 a.m. players participated. think that this event has thing seemed to be cut on a MLB to almost 5 p.m. with play “It can’t get much bigger been played 100 times in slope.” 7:10 p.m...... Philadelphia at Boston ...... NESN winding up sometimes in than this year with three 100 years with 100 winners A retired teacher (he 10 p.m...... Houston at Seattle ...... MLB Network pitch-dark conditions. full days of tee times run- now in the books. It’s amaz- taught at the McCall Ju- WNBA ning from dawn till practi- ing that there never any 8 p.m...... Chicago at Dallas ...... NBA TV There are multiple age divi- nior High School in Win- International Champions Cup sions featuring gross and cally dusk,” said Salinetti. interruptions, not due to chester), Locke still plays 8 p.m...... Manchester United vs. Real Madrid...... ESPN2 net prizes along with a “Being the centennial year, war or hurricanes or any- golf two to three times a 8:25 p.m...... Tottenham Hotspur vs. AC Milan ...... ESPNews grandfather-grandson divi- the eld was a little fuller thing, so that is pretty im- week at Thomson, where 10 p.m...... Barcelona vs. AS Roma ...... ESPN sion. than past years so we had pressive.” he and wife Barbara Radio The tournament is a real to limit the new invitees to Equally impressive was Breslow Locke (a Lynn na- MLB family affair for many par- a handful, but luckily we Thursday’s nal round, tive, who passed away in 7:10 p.m...... Philadelphia at Boston ...... WEEI-FM 93.7 ticipants. It is not uncom- didn’t have too many new which somehow was com- 2014), joined in 1964. MLB Lawrence Guy looking to make his mark with Patriots AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB GUY salary left in his deal after the $4.9 Shelton said recently that it’s been Boston 74 33 .692 — Philadelphia 58 47 .552 — New York 67 37 .644 5½ Atlanta 55 47 .539 1½ From B1 million he made last season. But easy to develop a rapport with fel- Tampa Bay 53 53 .500 20½ Washington 52 53 .495 6 Guy seems to be a lock on a unit that low linemen such as Guy, Malcolm Toronto 48 56 .462 24½ Miami 46 61 .430 13 It was a gesture the team didn’t Baltimore 32 74 .302 41½ New York 44 59 .427 13 needs continuity after struggling Brown and defensive end Trey Flow- Central Division Central Division have to make. down the stretch of 2017. ers. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Guy appeared in 54.91 percent of Cleveland 57 47 .548 — Chicago 61 44 .581 — Run stopping is an area that Guy “We’re all kind of at that point in Minnesota 48 56 .462 9 Milwaukee 61 47 .565 1½ New England’s snaps in 2017, just excels in. The hope is that 6-foot-2, our career where we know of players Detroit 45 62 .421 13½ Pittsburgh 55 52 .514 7 short of the 55 percent that would 305-pound Danny Shelton, an off- and we respect each other’s game,” Chicago 37 68 .352 20½ St. Louis 53 52 .505 8 Kansas City 32 73 .305 25½ Cincinnati 48 58 .453 13½ have triggered the bonus. season trade acquisition from Cleve- Shelton said. “It’s not hard to make West Division West Division He will have to make the roster to land, can supplement Guy’s efforts friends when you know and you re- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 67 40 .626 — Los Angeles 59 47 .557 — see that money, with no guaranteed in 2018. spect the guy’s game.” Seattle 62 43 .590 4 Arizona 59 48 .551 ½ Oakland 61 46 .570 6 Colorado 57 47 .548 1 Los Angeles 54 53 .505 13 San Francisco 53 54 .495 6½ Texas 45 62 .421 22 San Diego 42 66 .389 18 Navigators fall to Martha’s Vineyard in doubleheader Monday’s Games Houston (Morton 11-2) at Seattle (Leake Philadelphia at Boston, 7:10 p.m. 8-6), 10:10 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. San Francisco (Rodriguez 5-1) at San Diego NAVS strikeouts over his rst two innings, ters reached base to open a second Texas at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. (Richard 7-10), 4:10 p.m. Toronto at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Lester 12-3) at Pittsburgh From B1 but the Sharks scored three times in straight frame before Matt Hogan Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. (Taillon 7-8), 7:05 p.m. the third inning and six more to (Vanderbilt) doubled home a run Miami at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Matz 5-8) at Washington (Roark Colorado at St. Louis, 8:10 p.m. 4-12), 7:05 p.m. Game 2: Martha’s Vineyard 9, take a commanding lead. and Wincig singled home two bat- Milwaukee at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Miami (Straily 4-4) at Atlanta (Sanchez North Shore 0 Three straight Sharks reached ters later. Jackson Raper (Catawba) San Francisco at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 5-3), 7:35 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Colorado (Gray 8-7) at St. Louis (Flaherty Rising Vanderbilt freshman base to begin the third. Lanzilli punctuated the frame with three- Baltimore (Ramirez 1-3) at N.Y. Yankees 4-5), 8:15 p.m. Chance Huff stymied the Navigator threw back-to-back walks before Ty- run homer. (Tanaka 8-2), 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Miley 1-1) at L.A. Dodgers Cincinnati (Bailey 1-7) at Detroit (Boyd 5-9), (Buehler 4-3), 10:10 p.m. offense in the nightcap, allowing ler Wincig (Bucknell) singled home After the six-run inning, the 7:10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games just two hits while striking out six the rst Shark run of the game and Sharks were held to just two hits L.A. Angels (Skaggs 8-6) at Tampa Bay Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. (Stanek 1-3), 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. over seven innings of scoreless work. Kellen Hatheway (Williams) fol- over their nal four innings at the Philadelphia (Arrieta 8-6) at Boston (Pomer- Cleveland at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. Varinos, Andrew Olszak (Southern lowed with a two-run double. plate. Danny Ryan (Northeastern) anz 1-4), 7:10 p.m. Toronto at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. Cleveland (Bauer 9-6) at Minnesota (Gib- Houston at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Maine), and Jeff Mejia (UMass Low- The Sharks broke the game open pitched a season-high three frames son 5-7), 8:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Kansas City (Duffy 6-9) at Chicago White Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. ell) recorded the three North Shore as 10 men came to the plate against of scoreless relief, allowing just the Sox (Shields 4-12), 8:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Washington, 12:05 p.m. hits. the combination of Lanzilli and re- two hits and two walks. Devin Texas (Colon 5-9) at Arizona (Godley 11-6), Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. 9:40 p.m. Miami at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Cam Lanzilli (Eckerd) stranded liever Tim Unczur (Colby-Sawyer) O’Donovan (Austin Peay) fanned Toronto (Gaviglio 2-3) at Oakland (Cahill Colorado at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. three runners on base with four an inning later. Three straight bat- one in a perfect eighth. 2-2), 10:05 p.m. Milwaukee at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m.

TODAY IN SPORTS Price deals for Sox once again July 31 first major league homer finish 1932 — France beats the U.S. this odd power surge. Foytack is 3-2 for its sixth consecutive Da- the only major league pitcher to vis Cup championship. give up four straight home runs. 1934 — Britain, led by Fred 1973 — Julius Erving, the Perry and Bunny Austin, defeats American Basketball Associa- tion’s leading scorer, is traded the U.S. 4-1 at Wimbledon to by the cash-strapped Virginia win the Davis Cup title. Squires to the New York Nets 1942 — Jockey Bill Turnbull for forward George Carter and wins seven of nine races at cash. Rockingham Park in Salem, 1983 — Jan Stephenson beats N.H. JoAnne Carner and Patty Shee- 1954 — Joe Adcock hits four han by one stroke to win the homers and a double to lift the U.S. Women’s Open. Milwaukee Braves a 15-7 victo- 1990 — Nolan Ryan wins his ry over Brooklyn. 300th game, reaching the mile- 1963 — The Cleveland Indi- stone in his second try, as the ans become the first American Texas Rangers beat the Milwau- League club to hit four straight kee Brewers 11-3. home runs. No. 8 hitter Woody 1993 — Mike Aulby becomes Held hits a two-out homer off the third player in PBA history PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Paul Foytack and pitcher Pedro to win a tournament by rolling Ramos follows with his second a 300 game in the title game. David Price had another solid outing for the Red Sox Monday night, tossing eight innings and homer of the game before Tito Aulby beats David Ozio 300-279 allowing just one run on eight hits against the Philadelphia Phillies. Francona and Larry Brown’s in the Wichita Open. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 COMICS

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

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GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON CUL DE SAC / RICHARD THOMPSON

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 TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 THE DAILY ITEM B5 DIVERSIONS

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DEAR ABBY BRIDGE

Baby in day care plays favorites among the staff A key defensive promotion play DEAR ABBY: I am a “Can’t you stand scruti- Jesse White, the 37th Sec- spade queen at trick three, child care provider work- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van ny?” I said it has nothing retary of State of Illinois, said, apparently it would have ef- ing with infants. Two of us Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, to do with scrutiny. It’s a “You cannot just expect a pro- fected an uppercut, promoting work in the nursery and and was founded by her mother, form of trying to control motion to come from the sky.” a trump trick for West. Not true, share responsibilities. me, or even mental abuse. Yesterday, we looked at one because declarer would have Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at way declarer could deflect a discarded his singleton club: a One baby has become ex- DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los He has stopped it for the tremely attached to me, to most part. But he reverts defensive trump promotion, loser-on-loser maneuver. Angeles, CA 90069. by making a loser-on-loser The guilty party was West. the point that I can’t take back every once in a while. play. Today, let’s put the ball on Knowing that the uppercut a break or go to lunch I still have to mention it at the other foot with an import- was the best chance to de- without him screaming M.D., a pediatrician in Los peek-a-boo ritual, which times. What do you think ant defensive play to stop de- feat the contract, West should until I return. I feel guilty Angeles, who explained can reduce crying good- of this? What do you think clarer from blocking a trump have cashed his club ace at taking lunch breaks or that separation anxiety byes to ones with much it means? promotion. trick three, before continuing even a vacation because I normally occurs at around less drama. Which defender erred against with the third spade. Then it ANNOYED IN THE know that whoever substi- 6 to 9 months, so age may Leave after you say your this four-spade contract? shouldn’t have been too dif- EAST tutes for me will have to be a factor. The baby may goodbye and DON’T come West led the heart ace: ficult for East to ruff with the deal with the crying. be experiencing separation back repeatedly. Coming DEAR ANNOYED: Un- six, 10, jack. West continued spade queen. Try to cash every side-suit Other teachers have anxiety from you as others back is positive reinforce- less you have left some- with the heart king: nine, two, tried to bond with him to might get it when a parent ment for the crying (“If I three. Now West led the heart trick before chasing a trump thing out of your letter, I four, which East ruffed with promotion. make it easier on every- drops them off at day care. cry harder, they will come don’t consider what he was one, but it doesn’t work. It the spade four. South happily It should not cause you back!”). doing to be emotional overruffed with the spade six, has reached the point that distress since this is ex- abuse. Until you spoke up, drew trumps and claimed his I’m exhausted at the end pected behavior. DEAR ABBY: My hus- he may not have realized contract, conceding a trick to of the day from the stress Dr. Chawla kindly of- band had an annoying he was making you un- the club ace. of having to be near him fered suggestions for cop- habit of staring at me. Af- comfortable. North might have bid some- all day. Any suggestions? ing with separation anxi- ter dinner, if I went into What I think it means is thing other than four spades, ety: the kitchen while he was which South thought was MOTHERING IN that your husband thinks Establish a goodbye ritu- still at the dinner table, he pre-emptive. However, it was MISSOURI you are the most beautiful al/routine that’s consis- would turn his chair woman in the world, and a practical choice because it DEAR MOTHERING: tent and quick. Comfort around to stare at me. he’s the luckiest man on rated to be the best contract, a slam being unlikely, and it Yes. You are a caring per- the infant and let him/her When he walked into a the planet. Now he knows took maximum space from son who is doing more know you will be back af- room I was in, he would it makes you uncomfort- the opponents. than your share of trying ter your break (just as par- stop and stare at me. able, he’s making an effort Who was wrong? It looks to make the baby feel se- ents would tell their little When I finally got sick of to stop, but old habits are as though East was guilty be- cure, so stop feeling guilty. one they will be back after it and told him to cut it hard to break and he occa- cause if he had ruffed with the I consulted Faisal Chawla, work). Some parents do a out, his response was, sionally backslides.

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She re- was hurled at her Mon- called feeling something day, the latest of at least strike her eye and falling nine attacks since Italy's forward. anti-migrant government "I'm sorry to say it, but took power that are being I think we're dealing with investigated as possible racism," Osakue, who cur- acts of racism. rently trains and studies Asylum-seekers, legal criminal justice in the U.S. immigrants and others state of Texas, told Italian who aren't ethnic Italians TV. are among the people in- Her ability to compete in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS jured since early June. the track-and-field cham- Tom Cotter’s car sustained major rips to the vi- They include a 13-month- pionships is uncertain be- nyl roof and dents on the body when the bear old Roma girl who was cause eggshell fragments broke into it last week. shot while she was in her injured her cornea. mother's arms on a Rome PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Police were investigat- street and left partially ing to determine if it was a paralyzed. Discus thrower Daisy Osakue risks missing the racially motivated attack. Bear tears through The egg thrown Monday European Athletics Championships after being In the case of the Roma hit discus thrower Daisy hit in the eye with an egg that damaged her child, police concluded she classic Shelby Cobra Osakue, who was born in cornea, in a perceived racist attack. was shot by an air gun Italy to Nigerian immi- that an Italian man fired grant parents. Osakue ships next week. for one of the African pros- from his balcony. The man on Alaska road trip holds Italian citizenship Emerging from a clinic titutes who often work the denied targeting Roma and was expected to com- with a bandage over her street on the outskirts of people, saying the pistol By Rachel D'oro nel called The Barn Find pete for Italy in the Euro- left eye, Osakue said she Turin she was crossing. misfired while he was try- ASSOCIATED PRESS Hunter. pean Athletics Champion- thinks she was mistaken The athlete, who is also ing to adjust it. Fellow traveler, Woody ANCHORAGE, Alaska Woodruff of Charlotte, — A North Carolina man N.C., had left a package Palestinian teen icon says she has ‘political future’ plans to leave the dents in of Fig Newtons behind his rare vintage car for a the driver's seat, and the while to relish the Alas- referring to the protests cookies were missing after By Mohammed ka vacation story behind regularly held against Is- the break-in. Daraghmeh it. It's not every day that ASSOCIATED PRESS raeli settlement-building "I felt kind of bad, but a pricey collector's trea- and other actions in the Tom's taking it well," sure is damaged by a bear NABI SALEH, West West Bank. Woodruff said laughing as breaking into it to steal Bank — Teenage Palestin- he stood a few feet from The curly-haired 17-year- cookies. ian protester Ahed Tamimi his friend Monday. old struck the soldiers out- "It's bar room talk," Tom on Monday vowed to keep side her West Bank home Cotter has aspired to demonstrating against Cotter of Davidson, N.C., in frustration after learn- said Monday shortly be- own a Shelby Cobra since the Israeli occupation and ing that troops wounded a he was 10 years old, and said she expects to have a fore he was scheduled to cousin in nearby clashes. fly home from Anchorage has owned his car for "political future." She said there had been nearly two decades. But Tamimi, 17, spoke to after he toured the state daily protests and clash- for two weeks in his red he shrugs off the damag- The Associated Press es with Israeli soldiers es, even though the clas- a day after she was re- 1965 289 Shelby Cobra in December after U.S. with several other car col- sic convertible is valued leased from Israeli pris- President Donald Trump lectors. between $900,000 to $1 on, where she served an recognized Jerusalem as Cotter's car sustained million. eight-month sentence for Israel's capital, a move major rips to the vinyl "Everything can be slapping two Israeli sol- that upended decades of roof and dents on the body fixed," he said. diers in an incident cap- U.S. foreign policy and when the bear broke into He expects the damages tured on film that made an international consen- to be paid by his insurance PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS it last week at Alyeska her an icon among Pal- sus that the city's status Ski Resort, 38 miles south company, which covers ev- estinians and their sup- should be settled in nego- Ahed Tamimi said she hopes to pursue a law of Anchorage. He learned erything that could hap- porters. tiations. degree in order to document human rights vi- about the break-in when pen to collector vehicles. She said she hopes to The move infuriated the olations. one of his friends texted Even bear attacks? pursue a law degree in Palestinians, who saw him a photo of the dam- "Well, we'll see," he said. order to document human it as a blatant show of said. She said the soldier inside," she said. aged car the morning it The bruin burglary did rights violations. pro-Israel bias. The Pales- she confronted was the Tamimi has since be- was discovered. not sour him on his Alas- "I would like to be law- tinians claim east Jerusa- same one who had shot come a hero to the Pales- No words were necessary ka experience, he said. yer to convey the voice lem, which Israel captured her cousin "only five min- tinians and an interna- for Cotter, who rushed out He had the car shipped to of my country and the in the 1967 war as their utes" earlier. She said that tional symbol of resistance to assess the damages. Alaska, where he put in message of my people," capital. soldiers had shot tear gas to Israel's occupation. "This car will forever be nearly 1,900 miles explor- Tamimi said. "I expect to "Soldiers used to delib- at her house even though Israeli authorities treat- known as the bear Cobra," ing the state, before hav- have a political future," erately come through the there was an elderly cou- ed her actions as a crimi- said Cotter, 64, an author ing it shipped back home. she added. area of my house, and ple inside. nal offense, indicting her who writes about find- "Best vacation of my She also said she will shoot from the entrance "I was full of strong feel- on charges of assault and ing rare vintage cars. He life," he said. "I only wish "always be in the field," of the house," Tamimi ings, upset... burned from incitement. also has a YouTube chan- my wife had come." Bugs, bark helped Boy Scout survive in Wyoming wilderness By Bob Moen Garrett told media after ham said. The group of ASSOCIATED PRESS a helicopter ferried him to about 20 boys and adults an airport that he worried were on the way out from CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A about whether he would a weeklong, 50-mile back- 13-year-old boy who got see his family again. When country hiking trip. separated from his Boy he was found, he said his Garrett had a sleeping Scout group during a hik- first thoughts were "Halle- bag, a water filtration de- ing trip in the Wyoming lujah! I'm home free." vice, a little food and part wilderness survived partly The boy was brought out of a tent. Not sure how long on bugs and tree bark for of the mountainous Bridg- he might be lost, the boy ate the nearly 37 hours he was er Wilderness on Monday ants and bark to conserve alone, officials said Monday. morning after rough ter- what little food he had. Searchers found Garrett rain and darkness forced The boy was found on a Hunter of Draper, Utah, in him and his rescuers to ledge overlooking the lake good health about 10:15 camp overnight. where he had stopped to p.m. Sunday after hap- Garrett became separat- wait for rescuers, Bing- pening to camp near him ed from other Boy Scouts ham said. Authorities said PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for the night and calling and their leaders around he did everything right to out his name, according to 9:30 a.m. Saturday when survive, including staying A helicopter brings Garrett Hunter, of Draper, Utah, to the Pinedale, Sublette County sheriff's he went off a trail to go in one place after initially Wyo., Airport after he was rescued from the Bridger Wilderness the pre- Sgt. Travis Bingham. to the bathroom, Bing- hiking about a mile. vious night.

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For free hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. petitions on Tuesday, August 7, 2018, at 7:30 p.m., Room 302, Lynn City Hall. registered with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry District of the Land information about avoiding employ- Court as Document Number 488849 noted on Certificate of Title Number 49474, ment service scams, write the Federal LOCUS: 33 APPLE ST, PARCEL NO. 084-696-029 - PETITIONER: TAMMY subsequently assigned to First Horizon Home Loans a division of First Tennessee Trade Commission at Washington, DESPERSIS (ZBA #9831) Bank National Association by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud nominee for First Horizon Home Loans, a Division of First Tennessee Bank N.A., its Information Center, TO ALLOW AN UNATTACHED ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (SHED) TO BE LOCATED IN successors and assigns by assignment registered with Essex County (Southern 1-800-876-7060 THE FRONT, LEFT SIDE YARD IN VIOLATION OF SECTION 6.4.6 OF THE ZONE District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 528082 noted on GENERAL ORDINANCE UPON A CONFORMING LOT IN ZONING DISTRICT R2. Certificate of Title Number 49474, subsequently assigned to Citibank, N.A., as HELP WANTED Trustee for CMLTI Asset Trust by First Horizon Home Loans, a Division of First LOCUS: 57 BRIAR HILL DR, PARCEL NO. 107-402-055 - PETITIONER: ROBIN L. Tennessee Bank National Association, as S/B/M to First Horizon Home Loan HOGGARD (ZBA #9832) Corporation by assignment registered with Essex County (Southern District) Real Estate salesperson wanted Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number 558759 noted on TO RELOCATE AN EXISTING 8' x 16' UNATTACHED ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (SHED) Certificate of Title Number 49474, subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank Trust Outstanding opportunity! Positive attitude, good people skills AND ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW 14' x 32' UNATTACHED ACCESSORY more important than experience. Part or full time. National Association, as Trustee for CVI LCF Mortgage Loan Trust I by Citibank, STRUCTURE (SHED) TO BE LOCATED IN THE REAR YARD, NEARER THAN 3' FROM N.A., as Trustee for CMLTI Asset Trust by assignment registered with Essex County Call John or Mike Connor THE PROPERTY LINE, UPON AN UNDERSIZED (9,263 SF) LOT IN ZONING DISTRICT (Southern District) Registry District of the Land Court as Document Number R1. 567057 noted on Certificate of Title Number 49474 for breach of the conditions of 781-581-5940 said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Connor Real Estate LOCUS: 442 LYNNFIELD ST, PARCEL NO. 062-020-013 - PETITIONER: STACY Auction at 11:00 AM on August 21, 2018 at 16 Sachem Avenue, Lynn, MA, all BARROWS, BY HER AGENT MARC LEJEUNE (ZBA #9833) and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, to wit:

LEGALS TO ALLOW A 5' x 12' ATTACHED FRONT PORCH, WITH A 42" x 42" LANDING THAT The land situate in Lynn in the County of Essex and said Commonwealth of ENCROACHES WITHIN THE MINIMUM FRONT SET BACK BY ~1 INCH, UPON AN Massachusetts bounded and described as follows: UNDERSIZED LOT (6,139 SF) IN ZONING DISTRICT R1. SOUTHWESTERLY by Sachem Avenue forty-two and 50/100 (42.50) feet; LEGAL NOTICE NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Georgia E Emmons et al sixty PUBLIC HEARING - TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS LOCUS: 19 BATCHELDERS CT, PARCEL NO. 021-285-022 - PETITIONER: eight and 49/100 (68.49) feet; and MILAGROS VEGA, BY HER AGENT ROBERTO ALAS (ZBA #9834) NORTHEASTERLY by lands now or formerly of Rebecca Rogosa and of Joseph Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, Mills at al forty-five (45) feet; and 2018 at 7:00 PM at SWAMPSCOTT TOWN HALL, SELECTMEN'S MEETING ROOM, TO REMOVE AN EXISTING, 12' x 8' UNATTACHED ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (SHED) SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Addie I Krouthen sixty eight 22 MONUMENT AVENUE to hear the following NEW petitions: AND REPLACE IT WITH A 20' x 18' SHED THAT ENCROACHES WITHIN THE MINIMUM and 26/100 (68.26) feet. REAR SETBACK, UPON AN UNDERSIZED LOT (6,000 SF) IN ZONING DISTRICT R2. All of said boundaries are determined by the Court to be located as shown upon Petition 18-10 by JON & ALEXIS RUNSTADLER seeking a special permit plan numbered 16525-A drawn by Thomas A Appleton, Civil Engineer, dated July (nonconforming use/structure) to remove a one-story addition at rear of house, LOCUS: 64 BICKFORD ST, PARCEL NO. 099-148-004 - PETITIONER: NANCY O. 1937 as modified and approved by the Court, filed in the Land Registration Office add a proposed one-story mudroom and two-story kitchen and master bedroom, KING, BY HER AGENT MARK BLANCHARD (ZBA #9835) a copy of a portion of which is filed with original Certificate of Title #11860 in said add a screen porched with deck above, and create a legal stair to the third floor Registry. For title reference see deed document #172471 with Certificate #49474. and renovate the third floor. Property located at 35 MOUNTWOOD ROAD (Map 15, TO ALLOW AN UNATTACHED ACCESSORY STRUCTURE (SHED) TO BE LOCATED IN A Meaning and intending to convey and hereby conveying the same premises Lot 24). SIDE YARD, NEARER THAN 3 FEET FROM THE PROPERTY LINE, UPON AN conveyed to me/us by deed dated 10/26/1979 and recorded with Essex South UNDERSIZED LOT (6,008 SF) IN ZONING DISTRICT R1. Registry of Deeds (District of the Land Court) in Certificate No. 49474 Petition 18-11 by JOHN NUGENT seeking a site plan special permit and dimensional variance to add a two-story garage addition of over 800 sf on an LOCUS: 77 HAWTHORNE ST, PARCEL NO. 070-677-040 - PETITIONER: The premises are to be sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, existing single-family home that encroaches on the side yard setback. Property OTASOWIE EGBE, BY HER ATTTORNEY SAMUEL A. VITALI (ZBA #9836) restrictions, encroachments, building and zoning laws, liens, unpaid taxes, tax located at 179 BEACH BLUFF AVENUE (Map 31, Lot 38). titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF A TWO-FAMILY RESIDENCE UPON AN UNDEVELOPED possession, and attorney's fees and costs. Marc Kornitsky, Chairman LOT IN ZONING DISTRICT R2, HAVING LESS THAN THE MINIMUM REQUIRED LOT Item: July 24, 31, 2018 AREA (9,272 SF) AND FRONTAGE (50'). TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of LOCUS: 23 GREYSTONE PK, PARCEL NO. 102-555-006 - PETITIONER: KATI a certified check, bank treasurer's check or money order will be required to be PUBLIC NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW VIENNEAU (ZBA #9837) delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be PROJECT: Lynn Landfill Cap Repair Project required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of LOCATION: Off Riley Way Extension, Lynn, Massachusetts TO ALLOW DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STRUCTURE AND CONSTRUCTION OF A 2 the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days PROPONENT: Charter Development Company LLC STORY, ATTACHED GARAGE WITH STORAGE SPACE ABOVE UPON AN UNDERSIZED from the sale date in the form of a certified check, bank treasurer's check or other The undersigned is submitting an Environmental Notification Form ("ENF") to the LOT (4,500 SF), IN ZONING DISTRICT R1, INCREASING LOT COVERAGE FROM check satisfactory to Mortgagee's attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid Secretary of Energy & Environmental Affairs on or before July 31, 2018. 33.3% TO 45.7%. at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms This will initiate review of the above project pursuant to the Massachusetts of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure Environmental Policy Act ("MEPA", M.G.L. c. 30, s.s. 61-62I). Copies of the ENF LOCUS: 41 DEARBORN AVE, PARCEL NO. 020-312-016 - PETITIONER: ROBERT sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be may be obtained from: WHYNOT (ZBA #9838) entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further Langdon Environmental LLC recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. The 25 East Main Street TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF AN UNATTACHED 22' x 24' GARAGE IN EXCESS OF description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of Southborough, MA 01772 FIFTEEN (15) FEET TALL UPON AN UNDERSIZED LOT (5,782 SF) IN ZONING an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. [email protected] DISTRICT R4. (617) 875-3693 Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. Copies of the ENF are also being sent to the Conservation Commission and Patrick Calnan - Chairperson U.S. Bank Trust National Association, as Trustee for CVI LCF Mortgage Loan Trust I Planning Board of the City of Lynn where they may be inspected. Norm Cole - Clerk The Secretary of Energy & Environmental Affairs will publish notice of the ENF in Item: July 24, 31, 2018 Present Holder of said Mortgage, the Environmental Monitor, will receive public comments on the project for 20 By Its Attorneys, days, and will then decide, within ten days, if an Environmental Impact Report is ORLANS PC needed. A site visit and consultation session on the project may also be Placing a help wanted ad PO Box 540540 scheduled. All persons wishing to comment on the project, or to be notified of a is great for finding the Waltham, MA 02454 site visit or consultation session, should write to the Secretary of Energy & Phone: (781) 790-7800 Environmental Affairs, 100 Cambridge St., Suite 900, Boston, Massachusetts skilled workers you need. 17-014001 02114, Attention: MEPA Office, referencing the above project. Item: July 31, August 7, 14, 2018 By Charter Development Company LLC 781-593-7700, ext.2 Item: July 31 B8 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY, JULY 31, 2018 BUSINESS Tech stocks tumble again, pulling US indexes lower By Stan Choe Jones Industrial Average and Marley Jay fell 144.23 points, or 0.6 ASSOCIATED PRESS percent, to 25,306.83. The Nasdaq compos- NEW YORK — Technol- ite has more technology ogy stocks tumbled for the stocks among its ranks, third day in a row Mon- and it fell 107.41 points, or day as a sharp reversal 1.4 percent, to 7,630. The for some of Wall Street’s Nasdaq has fallen at least recent favorites worsened. 1 percent for three days in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Major U.S. indexes skid- a row, which hadn’t hap- The Big Mac was added to McDonald’s nation- ded. pened in three years. Technology companies Smaller companies fared al menu in 1968 and the fast-food restaurant is have done far better than as badly as larger ones. now celebrating its 50th anniversary. the rest of the market in The Russell 2000 index recent years, but they’ve slid 10.21 points, or 0.6 fallen after Facebook and percent, to 1,653.13. As Big Mac turns 50, Twitter both reported Twitter dropped 8 per- weak user growth in the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cent to $31.38, extending second quarter. Microsoft its 20.5 percent plunge McDonald’s re ects and Alphabet slumped Trader John Panin works on the oor of the on Friday. Facebook fell Monday and Facebook, New York Stock Exchange Monday. another 2.2 percent to on its history, impact Twitter and Net ix have $171.06. Net ix, which all fallen at least 20 per- nology companies could panies climbed along with reported weak subscriber ment," McDonald's CEO cent from their record By Candice Choi become a good thing for the price of crude oil but growth in early July, fell ASSOCIATED PRESS Steve Easterbrook said in highs earlier this month. the market if investors industrial companies like 5.7 percent to $334.96. a phone interview. “Is the stock 20 percent focus on companies with Caterpillar continued to Hackett, of Nationwide, NEW YORK — McDon- As with many of its less valuable, or was it steadier revenue and lose ground. Meat produc- said that when investors ald's is ghting to hold popular and long-lasting misvalued to begin with?” more cash, including soft- er Tyson became the latest value companies based on onto customers as the Big menu items, the idea for said Mark Hackett, chief ware makers, banks and company to cut its pro t measurements like user Mac turns 50, but it isn't the Big Mac came from a of investment research at industrial rms. projections and point to growth and subscriptions changing the makings of franchisee. nancial services rm Na- “It would be nice to tariffs. instead of more tradition- its most famous burger. In 1967, Michael James The company is cele- tionwide. see a broadening of the The S&P 500 lost 16.22 al gures based on earn- "Jim" Delligatti lobbied brating the 1968 national Still, Hackett says the strength,” he said. points, or 0.6 percent, at ings, the stocks become the company to let him launch of the double-deck- drop for high- ying tech- Elsewhere, energy com- 2,802.60, and the Dow vulnerable to big drops. test the burger at his er sandwich whose ingre- Pittsburgh restaurants. dients of "two all-beef pat- Later, he acknowledged ties, special sauce, lettuce, Harley-Davidson rebels with electric motorcycle the Big Mac's similarity to cheese, pickles, onions and a popular sandwich sold By Ivan Moreno ing on American exports. the next 10 years. During quarter, and they're down a sesame seed bun" were by the Big Boy chain. ASSOCIATED PRESS "Alongside our existing that time, the company 8.7 percent at the halfway seared into American "This wasn't like discov- loyal riders, we will lead also wants to gain 2 mil- point of the year. Sales in memories by a TV jingle. MILWAUKEE — Small- ering the light bulb. The the next revolution of lion new riders to reverse Canada fell 0.5 percent But the milestone comes er bikes, electric engines bulb was already there. two-wheeled freedom to declining sales. over the past 3 months, as the company reduces and urban storefronts: All I did was screw it in inspire future riders who U.S. sales slid 6.4 per- and are down 4.9 percent its number of U.S. stores. Harley-Davidson, we hard- the socket," Delligatti have yet to even think cent in the most recent over the past six months. McDonald's said Thurs- ly knew you. about the thrill of riding," day that customers are said, according to "Behind The Milwaukee-based Harley-Davidson CEO visiting less often. Other the Arches." company, facing dwindling Matt Levatich said in a trendy burger options are McDonald's agreed to let sales in its home market, statement. reaching into the heart- Delligatti sell the sand- said Monday it hopes to Harley-Davidson will land. wich at a single location, broaden its appeal and also open smaller store- The "Golden Arches" on the condition that he invigorate sales with new fronts in urban areas to still have a massive glob- use the company's stan- products, which next year broaden its appeal. And al reach, and the McDon- dard bun. It didn't work. will include LiveWire, its with sales rising in Asia ald's brand of cheese- Delligatti tried a bigger rst electronic motorcycle. and India, it said it's de- burgers, chicken nuggets sesame seed bun, and the Harley-Davidson, known veloping smaller bikes and french fries remains burger soon lifted sales by for its car-alarm trigger- with 250 to 500 cubic-cen- recognizable around the more than 12 percent. ing engine rumble, said timeter engines to make world. But on its critical After similar results at LiveWire will have no them more accessible in home turf, the company more stores, the Big Mac clutch and no gears with those regions. is toiling to stay relevant. was added to the nation- the goal of making motor- The company said Live- Kale now appears in sal- al menu in 1968. Other cycle-riding accessible to Wire will be followed by ads, fresh has replaced ideas from franchisees more people. more "twist and go" elec- frozen beef patties in that hit the big time in- The new products and tric two-wheelers over the Quarter Pounders, and clude the Filet-O-Fish, strategic initiatives come next few years that will be some stores now offer Egg McMuf n, apple pie as Harley-Davidson nds lighter and smaller. But ordering kiosks, food de- (once deep-fried but now itself in the spotlight. It's the company has no plans livery and barista-style baked), and the Sham- dealing with declining sales to pull back on manufac- cafes. rock Shake. and an aging riding popu- turing its big bikes and its The milestone for the "The company has bene- lation amid criticism from new products will include Big Mac shows how much ted from the ingenuity of President Donald Trump more technology-advanced PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS McDonald's and the rest its small business men," for the company's decision Touring and Cruiser mo- of fast-food have evolved wrote Ray Kroc, who to move production of mo- torcycle as well. Harley-Davidson’s electric motorcycle, Live- around it. transformed the McDon- torcycles sold in Europe In all, Harley-Davidson Wire, is marketed as the  rst in a broad port- "Clearly, we've gotten ald's into a global fran- overseas to avoid retaliato- said it plans to release folio of electric two-wheelers. The bike will roll a little more sophisticat- chise, in his book, "Grind- ry tariffs the EU is impos- 100 new motorcycles over out next year. ed in our menu develop- ing It Out."

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