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STEVE KRAUSE COMMENTARY A less He didn’t lethal Fluff off weapon the day to ght Tuesday was “National Fluffernutter Day.” crime Every day is national something-or-other day, and By Bella diGrazia we note it on the LOOK ITEM STAFF page of our paper. Most of the time, it barely LYNN — The city’s po- registers. I mean, who cares lice department got new if it’s “National Toaster weapons this week and Oven” day, outside of maybe their purpose is to reduce the guy who invented the the use of lethal force. thing, if he’s even still alive. Thanks to $117,000 in However, Marshmallow funding from the city’s Fluff — one of the two main FY2020 budget, the po- ingredients in the Fluff- lice department was able ernutter — is different. I to roll out a new TAS- should warn you now that ER program on Monday, I’m going to keep writing which included the pur- that word. Marshmal- chase of 24 devices and low. That’s because I only Critter catcher calls holsters for every of cer learned how to spell it last patrolling the streets. It’s year. I always thought it was another tool to use in situ- “Marshmellow.” it quits in Saugus ations where of cers have The marshmallow is to wrestle with a suspect, a particularly versatile said Lynn Police Chief Mi- confectionary treat. You can By Thor Jourgensen dents along his route requesting His Friday retire- chael Mageary. toast it (and if it’s winter, in ITEM STAFF help nding a dog or rounding up ment frees Har- Studies show the use of your toaster oven). It plays a a lurking skunk or rambunctious old Young from tasers reduces of cer in- prominent role in one of the SAUGUS — If it runs, crawls, raccoon. cleaning cages and juries by 70 percent and great lines in modern cine- hops, slithers or  ies, Harold Young He loves animals, but it is the other duties he suspect injuries by 40 ma, taken from “The Sand- has done his best over the 25 years people he has met during his ca- has performed for percent, Mageary said. lot,” when Smalls betrays to catch the offending creatures reer who have kept Young moti- 25 years as Saugus They can be used at dis- his ignorance to Hamilton and return them to their owners. vated to keep doing his job. He has canine/animal con- tances up to 35 feet and, Porter when asked if he His days of sustaining bites and stood in a street consoling a dog trol of cer. when used properly, do wants a s’more (made with, scratches to corral dogs, cats and owner mourning a pet struck by a not cause lasting physical naturally, marshmallows). any number of wild animals end on car and he has separated warring ITEM PHOTO | injuries. “How can I have s’more if I Friday when the town resident re- pet owners who are about to come SPENSER HASAK “When I was a deputy don’t have any now?” Smalls tires from his job as canine/animal to blows over their animals. chief, I used to analyze all asks. control of cer. Working out of an of ce behind the data in regards to of - He’ll miss hearing a familiar call cer injuries and you could FLUFF, A2 of “Hey, Harry,” from town resi- YOUNG, A3 see restraining suspects was causing a signi cant amount of injuries to our of cers, particularly in their shoulders, knees and Candidates backs,” he said. Over the years, there were several of cer inju- want to level ries that led to surgeries, he said, which meant they weren’t able to work. In a playing eld department in dire need of full manpower, the tasers are another opportuni- for students ty to avoid certain tech- niques that aren’t always necessary and usually end By Gayla Cawley in injury, he said. ITEM STAFF “I think these will have a LYNN — Much of the focus of the School signi cant impact in hav- Committee candidates’ forum was on ing more manpower on achieving equity in all students’ education. the street, which gives us an opportunity to do more It was addressed during Monday night’s things down the road once discussion on outdated and overcrowded we get more new of cers,” school buildings, how the candidates feel said Mageary. “Of cer and the state of education is in the Lynn Public citizen safety is always Schools, whether the city’s diversity is re- our main goal.”  ected in the school district, and whether Lynn Lt. Michael they support charter school expansion in Kmiec said the program’s Lynn. $117,000 is not just for “The current state of our buildings has the devices and their been very vital right now in terms of over- Chewing the fat with holsters, but for the car- crowding and causing some tremendous tridges that go inside the challenges to (achieving) equity,” said School tasers and the required Committee member Brian Castellanos, who Lynn’s hot dog guys department-wide train- added that education was personal to him as ing. At the training ses- a rst-generation, low-income kid. School in Peabody are waiting to Lynn residents sion, Kmiec said many “Education is a lot of kids’ ticket to in- enter the large white tent on the Buzzy Cook, left, of cers volunteered to be creasing their lot in life. Education is Tops eld Fair grounds, where and Steve Patrie tased because they want- one of the most powerful tools we have to Cook and Patrie will serve them ed to experience it. It was BY BILL BROTHERTON prepare hot change and to … increase opportunities lunch. dogs for school eye-opening, he said. for our community.” Before the day is over, the hot children’s lunch “I think the overall School Committee candidates said they TOPSFIELD — It’s 10:30-ish dog guys will dish out more than boxes at the thought process on this felt the state of the city’s schools was pos- Tuesday morning, and Buzzy 500 steamed frankfurters in Tops eld Fair. is we will get more com- itive in terms of having great educators, Cook and Steve Patrie stand be- buns. They will repeat this every pliance from people we but not in terms of outdated buildings and hind two metal trays over owing weekday during the 11 days of ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON are trying to arrest, as op- large class sizes, which is putting a strain with hot dogs. Their day is about the fair, America’s oldest agricul- posed to having to struggle on those teachers. to get much busier. A group of ture showcase, which continues with them and therefore hyper excited third-graders and CANDIDATES, A3 their teachers from the Welch HOT DOGS, A2 TASERS, A3

Lynn KIPP offering free Lynn eld has a plan t for high school students lunch to students. A2 By Thomas Grillo en the 1,300- and 682-square foot workout He stressed the restored tness rooms are Lynn eld ITEM STAFF rooms. for everyone’s use. Fugitive held “Only 20 percent of the equipment works “We are not building a new weight room for without bail. A6 LYNNFIELD — There are 77 shopping days and it’s a much-needed and much-appreci- the football team,” he said. “We are building until Christmas. But a present has already Sports been selected for Lynn eld High School stu- ated renovation,” said Jane Tremblay, su- a tness for every boy and girl at Lynn eld English enshrines dents and faculty. perintendent of schools. “It’s been in need of High School.” 13 Hall of Famers. B1 When the school reopens after the holiday rejuvenation for a few years. It will be for ev- At a time of social-emotional challenges for  break, the facility’s two tness centers are eryone in the school to use.” many youngsters, he said health and tness Classical downs expected to be renovated. Town Administrator Robert Dolan said can play a key role in keeping kids healthy in English in rivalry On Monday night, the Board of Selectmen while there are a few free weights that are the tness space supervised by adults. cross country meet. B1 approved spending $100,000 to purchase new usable, many of the cardio machines haven’t equipment, add new lighting, and bright- worked in years. LYNNFIELD, A3

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KIPP offering Anna T. Tibbetts Olga M. Benevento, 93 1929-2019 free lunch READING — Anna T. Tibbetts eld, Lorraine B. Nelson of LYNN — Olga M. (Nardone) (Doyle) of Reading, formerly Lynn, Kevin Tibbetts and his Benevento, age 93, of Lynn, of Lynn, died on Friday, Oct. 6 wife Leslie of Lynn, David died peacefully surrounded at the Massachusetts General Tibbetts and his wife Kar- by her family on Friday, Oct. 4, to students Hospital. en of Saugus, and the late 2019. She was the wife of the Anna was born in Stoneham Maureen Tibbetts. She was late Frederick Benevento, with ITEM STAFF REPORT which is part of the on July 24, 1929, and was the the sister of the late Charlie whom she shared 66 years of Healthy Hunger-Free Kids daughter of the late Charles T. Doyle, Helen Panosian, Alice marriage. LYNN — KIPP Academy Act, all students at KIPP and Agnes (Power) Doyle. O’Brien and Frances D’En- A lifelong resident of Lynn, Lynn schools are offering Academy Lynn Elemen- Anna was a graduate of St. tremont. She is also survived she was the daughter of the free breakfast and lunch tary and Middle School Patrick High School, Class of by 10 grandchildren; nine late Diometo and Josephine 1946. She was a longtime great-grandchildren; and to all students this school and KIPP Academy Lynn (Demiteria) Nardone. She was year. Lynn resident and formerly of one great-great-grandchild. raised in Lynn and lived in the Collegiate, can receive a Stoneham. She retired from Service information: Her The school has entered free breakfast and lunch, Pine Hill section of Lynn for the Lynn Public Schools as a funeral services will be held more than 57 years. into the Community Eligi- regardless of their status. stenographer for the adminis- in the McDONALD-FINNEG- Olga was a master home- bility Provision (CEP) Pro- Household applications tration building. She enjoyed AN Funeral Home, 322 Main maker and an amazing cook. gram, which is aimed at are not required to receive playing bingo, reading and St., Stoneham, on Thursday She had the ability to make ensuring no kids go hun- free meals, but applica- doing puzzles. at 11 a.m. Visitation for gry and reduces the stigma a scrumptious Italian meal tions may be distributed Anna was the beloved relatives and friends in the out of almost nothing. But Manning and her husband of low-income families who by the school to collect wife of the late Eugene R. funeral home prior to the her main focus was caring for Duane of Queen Creek, Ariz.; may have otherwise had to household income data for Tibbetts. She was the loving service from 10-11 a.m. In- others. At an early age it was her son, Richard J. Beneven- apply for free meals. other programs that re- mother of Dennis E. Tibbetts terment, St. Patrick Ceme- providing home care for her to of Middleton; her grand- Under the program, quire the information. and his wife Donna of Wake- tery, Stoneham. mother. Those skills and at- children, Michael Remson tributes remained with her for and his wife Kaaren of Lynn, her entire life as she provided James Rooney of Arizona, love and care for her husband Jeanna Thompson of Peabody, Krause: He didn’t Fluff off the day Fred and her two children Christopher Benevento and and then later her grand- his ancé Lejla Camdžic of children. She was a mother, Washington, D.C., and Nicole FLUFF two began distributing there were the beginnings years and who knows what grandmother and great-grand- Benevento of Washington, From A1 the product to markets as of a turf war over Marsh- will happen. mother of the highest caliber D.C.; her great-grandchildren, “Toot sweet Marshmal- mallow Fluff, between Lynn We used to be the Shoe and had a genuine passion for Courtney and Carley Remson Replies “The Great low Fluff.” By the 1940s, and Somerville. I suppose City, but those days are what she did. She gave of her- of Lynn, Ryan and Andrew Hambino,” “You’re KILL- Durkee-Mower lost the both cities can lay some over. Most of the old self for the bene t of others Dudley and Olivia Thompson, ING me, Smalls.” French pun but kept the claim to it, but please. Their shoe-making buildings — with unconditional love and all of Arizona; and several But the best use of the Marshmallow Fluff part. guy went door-to-door those that survived the kindness. nieces and nephews. She was marshmallow came when Durkee-Mower remains like some kind of snake- Second Great Lynn Fire Olga’s greatest joy was also the sister of the late Al- it was liqui ed even more in Lynn to this day, still oil salesman. Our guys of 1981 — are now apart- having her family and friends phonso Laurino, Joseph Lau- than it already was and produces its signature marketed it, mass-produced ments and condos. around her. It was a regular rino, Jenny Monforte, Emma turned it into Marshmal- product, and is one of only it, and maintain a plant in Lynn, once, had one of practice for family and friends Cordova, Clara Nardone and low Fluff. This, alone, is three companies in North East Lynn near Kiley Park. the most thriving General to congregate at the Beneven- Edward Nardone. a dentist’s delight. The America making it. That hasn’t stopped Electric aircraft engine to’s, especially during the hol- Service information: Her teeth drillers of the world It’s been years since I’ve Somerville from trying to and turbine plants in the idays, while Olga would ll the funeral will be held on Sat- all bought waterfront eaten one, or even made horn in, though. The city country, and GE was eas- house with the smell of Italian urday, Oct. 12, 2019 at 9 condos in Florida for one for my son, but Fluffer- has an annual festival ily the No. 1 employer in cooking and be serving up a.m. from the SOLIMINE Fu- those cold winter months nutters (peanut butter and called “What the Fluff?” the city. Not anymore. delicious meals. The door was neral Home, 426 Broadway up here off the amount of  uff) were staples in the And one year, Susan But here we are. We always open. She was one of (Route 129), Lynn, followed dental work they got due American diet around here Olsen, who played Cindy still have one of the three a kind and a testimony that by a funeral Mass in St. Pius to Marshmallow Fluff. when I was a kid. Could Brady on TV, attended surviving confectionary great things come is small V Church, Lynn, at 10 a.m. Of course, we in Lynn there possibly be an easier and sold Marshmallow plants and distributor- packages. Burial in St. Joseph’s Cem- get very proprietary sandwich to make? Get Fluff-inspired art. ships in the country For the last two years she etery, Lynn. Relatives and over Marshmallow Fluff, a knife. Put some peanut I don’t understand why under our noses, and how was a resident of the Lynn friends are respectfully invit- because its humble butter on it. Slap it on one we don’t do something like many people even know? Home for Elderly Persons ed. Visiting hours are on Fri- origins occurred right slice of bread. Get a bottle that here. What if every- At least somebody does. where she was loved and day from 4-8 p.m. Donations here in our fair city. It of Durkee-Mower Marsh- body got together under After all, Tuesday was cared for and made many may be made to the Lynn dates back more than a mallow Fluff. Spread some the big clock in Central National Fluffernutter friends. She was blessed to Home for the Elderly, 1 Atlan- century when Archibald on the other slice. Put them square, closed the whole Day. have been able to share her tic Terrace, Lynn, MA 01902. Query (that’s his name) of together. Instant bliss. block off, and invited Joey Makes me want to run time there with them. She has Directions and guestbook at Somerville started selling It’s probably why all Chestnut and a bunch of right out and buy some, now been reunited with her www.solimine.com. his version of his concoc- those dentists gobbled up his fellow gluttons up for along with a jar of peanut beloved husband Frederick in tion (he never revealed beachfront property. It a Labor Day contest, only butter, and go to town. God’s glory. the recipe) door-to-door. was either Fluffernutter with Fluffernutters instead Happy eating. She is survived by her Before too long, he sold or PB&J (and if you don’t of hot dogs. It probably daughter, Linda (Benevento) the formula to H. Allen know what that is, shame wouldn’t rise to the level of Steve Krause can be Durkee and Fred Mower on you. Google it.). an ESPN special, but you reached at skrause@item- for $500. By 1917, the If this is even possible, never know. Give it a few live.com. Chewing the fat with Lynn’s hot dog guys Ines Moquin, 84

HOT DOGS LYNN — Mrs. Ines (Rosa- From A1 tone) Moquin, 84 years, of Lynn, passed away on Oct. 2, through Columbus Day. 2019 in Salem Hospital after They and other volunteers a lengthy illness. arrive about 7:30 each She was born in Prezza, morning, to ll the card- L’Aquila, Italy, the daughter of board lunch boxes and do the late Giovanni and Maria assorted odd jobs. They (Ferelli) Rosatone. She was don’t get paid, but there’s raised in Italy until the age no place the two Lynn res- of 12 when she came to the idents would rather be. United States with her family. Cook, a lifelong Lynner, She lived in the North End of and Patrie, who married a Boston and attended schools Lynn girl and moved to the there. She and her family lived city ages ago, have both in Medford as well. She moved volunteered here for the to Lynn in 1962. past ve years. Both got Mrs. Moquin was a hard involved thanks to Tommy working and caring mother Newhall, a Lynn funeral who raised three boys. She late Bill Rizzo. director, who uses vacation was a loving mother, grand- Service information: Her time to oversee the fair’s ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON mother and sister. She was funeral will be held on Thurs- hospitality headquarters. Sergio Munoz, left, a third-grade student at Welch School in Peabody, a communicant of Sacred day, Oct. 10, 2019 at 9:30 “I enjoy it,” said Cook, 73. eats his lunch at Tops eld Fair on Tuesday alongside Guilherme Nunez. Heart Church in Lynn. She a.m. from the SOLIMINE “A lot of these kids, I don’t loved to cook and garden. She Funeral Home, 426 Broad- think, have ever seen a the time in the tent speed Kelly DeSousa, a teacher schedule on a clipboard, and leaves behind many relatives way (Route 129), Lynn, fol- real pig or animals. They by. “It doesn’t take a lot of at the Welch School, said informs Cook, Patrie, and and friends, and will be truly lowed by a funeral Mass in come in here and they are know-how to throw hot “This is fantastic. It’s fun. other volunteers “We have missed by all. Sacred Heart Church, Lynn, so happy. They all show us dogs in water,” he said, “but It’s learning what hap- to add 40 more lunches to She is survived by her two at 10:30 a.m. Burial in Oak the ribbons they get during this is a really special day pens on a farm. Our stu- the 10:30 group, and our sons, Kenneth Moquin of Free- Grove Cemetery in Medford. their day at the fair.” for every kid. They get to dents are really enjoying 11:30 group would like their dom, N.H., and Marc Moquin Relatives and friends are Patrie said seeing the enjoy a day out of the class- themselves.” 99 lunches boxed to go.” of Lynn; a grandson, Christian respectfully invited. Visiting kids’ wide smiles makes room, and still learn a lot.” The students sit at round The crew scramble to get Moquin of Richmond, Va.; a hours are on Wednesday tables inside the tent, things ready. sister-in-law, Maria Rosatone from 4-8 p.m. Directions and enthusiastically talking “If it wasn’t for the free of Lynn eld; and several niec- guestbook at www.solimine. about the horses and bun- lunch, a lot of these kids es and nephews. She is the com. GET PAID FOR HELPING nies and honeybees be- wouldn’t be able to come to mother of the late John Mo- tween bites of lunch. the fair,” said Rubchinuk, quin, sister and sister-in-law The hot dogs are donated who also chairs the Home of the late Antonio Rosatone, A LOVED ONE AT HOME by Kayem Foods. Dunajski Canning department. Law the late Nancy Rizzo and the 583 CHESTNUT STREET, SUITE #5 Dairy of Peabody donates requires students get a LYNN, MA 01904 the milk — chocolate or lunch break each day. Ev- regular — and Brooksby ery student receives a free CORRECTION Farm donates the fresh PHONE: 781-842-4111 lunch at the fair, not only 781-593-7700 apples. The buns, Fritos 781-842-4345 those who can’t afford to Due to a reporting error, Publishing Daily, except Sundays chips, everything on the CELL: 781-732-8064 buy it, she said. a Page 1 story on Monday USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 lunch menu is donated. Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA EMAIL: [email protected] “We can feed 100 kids in misstated how former GE Suzanne Lacombe of the and additional of ces. [email protected] employees would receive maintenance staff said 10 minutes,” said Rubchi- Copyright ©2017 The Daily Item WEB: humblecareinc.com pension payments with Subscriptions school groups are treated nuk, proudly. She was Mrs. the change. Approximate- Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States to an education program Essex County in 1984. “I ly 100,000 former employ- $20.00 for 4 weeks Humble Care Inc.'s ideal customer is anyone who lives in organized by Kate O’Brien got to be on ‘Good Morning $65.00 for 13 weeks ees will receive a lump the same house with a sick, disabled, mentally unstable in the old 4H Building. America’ when they broad- $130.00 for 26 weeks sum payment, rather than or frail old relative or friend and is helping them with “The kids learn where cast from the fair. I was on $260.00 for 1 year each former employee re- Send payment to and POSTMASTER, activities of daily living. Activities of daily include their food comes from. TV with my pig.” ceiving a $100,000 lump send address changes to: bathing, dressing, toileting, transferring, ambulating, They see farm-fresh eggs “And look over there,” sum payment. The Daily Item eating etc. The caregiver must be 18 years and older. The and hens and chicks. They added Rubchinuk, point- 110 Munroe St. participant must be 16 years and older, must have learn that milk comes ing to a police of cer guid- P.O. Box 5 Lynn, MA 01903 Masshealth standard. Participant must require cueing from cows and doesn’t ing her horse out of a trail- Catch up with your and supervision with activities of daily living and must magically appear in plas- er. “A woman State Police favorite team not have duplicate services like PCA or GAFC. Participant tic bottles,” said Lacombe. of cer and her horse … in Item Sports! can be enrolled or eligible for additional services such as Sandy Rubchinuk orga- She shows the young girls VNA, Hospice or Adult Day Care. Caregivers can receive nizes the daily lunch mad- having lunch here that up to $1500 per month perclient. ness. She arrives about a woman can be a state 9:30 a.m., toting that day’s trooper AND ride horses.” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Candidates want to level playing field for students

CANDIDATES ters have some advantag- lic schools if they don’t work students in the district is She said it would be a good ready have the experience From A1 es public schools don’t. out in the charter schools, one of his top priorities, idea to implement some of of getting international “I have an issue with but the funding for that said charter schools have those same ideas into the perspectives of learning The eight candidates charter schools,” said child stays with the charter. a hard time dealing with public schools. For instance, from other cultures and we vying for six seats on the Ford. “I know they’re here Coppola agreed, saying those SPED accommoda- she’s in favor of school coun- can be really thankful that panel — incumbents Cas- to stay and I know they’re charters were draining tions and students with cils in all of the schools. our students’ education is tellanos, Donna Coppo- not going to go away. I Lynn’s financial resources. behavioral issues. Candidates believed the improved by those unique la, John Ford, Lorraine have a problem with the Gately, a former teacher But Lopez said she was racial and economic diver- learning opportunities.” Gately, Jared Nicholson, funding and the formula. in the Lynn Public Schools, conflicted because her son sity in the city is reflected “It’s building them for Michael Satterwhite, and I think we (should) make said it upsets her that graduated from a charter in the schools, which is an the way the country is go- challengers, Sandra Lopez it a level playing field and teachers in charter schools school last year. She said asset for students. Cas- ing to look like in the fu- and Tiffany Magnolia — I think they should ad- don’t have to be certified, the charters need to work tellanos said there’s an ture,” Ford added. “I think participated in the forum, here to the standards we when she “busted (her) with public schools to have ongoing effort to diversify the Lynn children are get- which was hosted by Lynn have.” butt” to make sure she was the same standards. staff to better reflect the ting a great education for Community Television. Ford said he takes issue recertified every five years Magnolia, who has posi- student population. life.” All six incumbents came with funding for charter from the state to be able to tioned herself as the parent “Our students have the out against charter school schools coming out of the teach students in Lynn. advocate candidate, said experience of being able to Gayla Cawley can be expansion in the city, Lynn school district’s bud- Satterwhite, who has charter schools are better enter and thrive in diverse reached at gcawley@item- again citing equity, but the get — after Oct. 1, a child said providing better ser- at allowing for parental environments,” said Nich- live.com. Follow her on two challengers said char- can be sent back to the pub- vices for special education involvement and flexibility. olson. “Our students al- Twitter @GaylaCawley. A less lethal weapon to fight crime in Lynn TASERS enue in making sure the From A1 city’s current officers re- main on patrol, protecting possibly having more inju- the city. ries to civilians and to the “We want to make sure officers as well,” Kmiec the officers have what they said. “With these, distance need in order to do their is your ally so you don’t jobs and to interact with have to be up close and the community in a posi- personal with suspects.” tive way,” said McGee. “We Lynn Mayor Thomas M. are all one community and McGee said there were we want to make sure peo- several budget meetings ple feel safe and comfort- with department heads able with all the members where Mageary made a of our police department.” strong case for funding the TASER program. Un- Bella diGrazia can be til the police department reached at bdigrazia@ gets its new officer re- itemlive.com. Follow her on cruits, this is another av- Twitter @BelladiGrazia. Lynnfield has a plan fit for high school students LYNNFIELD teaches something stu- From A1 dents can do for the rest of their lives.” “Our hope is to expand The $100,000 will come the uses to include after from the town’s “free cash,” school and summer pro- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Dolan said, which has a grams,” he said. “We know balance of nearly $3 mil- Saugus Canine/Animal Control Officer Harold Young is retiring after 26 years on the job on Friday. our young students don’t lion. The one-time expen- have many options in Lyn- diture must be approved nfield for gyms. Most 14, by Town Meeting sched- Critter catcher calls it quits in Saugus 15, and 16-year-olds are uled for Monday, Oct. 21. not welcome at local fit- John Tomasz, director ness centers. This gives us of Public Works, said once tested positive for rabies,” to complaints and on the “By the tail — but make YOUNG an incredible opportunity voters approve the project, he said. lookout for stray pets and sure to keep it straight,” From A1 and it will rival a Division work will begin immedi- He had to go to court to wild animals. Young said. 1/NFL weight room.” ately in the afternoons, on the Public Works build- resolve a case involving a He also responds to Even the State Police While Dolan does not weekends, and Thanks- ing on Main Street, Young town woman who kept 15 emergency calls and has have summoned Young typically take such a key giving and Christmas hol- wears a sidearm and a dogs in her house. Town of- hit the road more times to tackle tough jobs, in- role in advocating for iday break. badge and starts his day ficials approved his bylaw than he can remember at cluding apprehending a Lynnfield to spend money, “It will take 10 days to hosing down the town limiting local residents to 2 a.m. or 4 a.m. 10-foot-long python. he said the upgrade will get the room done and all truck he uses to transport three dogs per household. He has handled cases Retirement with Zwetla- allow physical education na, his wife of 40 years, in- the new equipment in- animals and the kennel He also won approval for he would rather forget, teachers, sports program, cludes spending time with stalled,” he said. “But a rib- room behind his office a $150 first offense fine for including abandoned pets and intramural directors to daughters, Ashley and Ga- bon-cutting can be expect- with its row of cages. vicious dogs. and cruelty cases. He incorporate the new rooms brielle, and the birth of his ed after New Year’s Day.” His tales of tracking A dog lover who is par- has also responded to his into their curriculum. first grandchild. He also down and sometimes tus- tial to German shepherds share of odd calls, includ- “I don’t usually editori- Thomas Grillo can be plans to put air miles he sling with animals are and rottweilers, Young ing an automotively-in- alize, but this is a really reached at tgrillo@item- accumulated in his former accompanied with smiles grew up in Everett and clined snake wriggling out good thing,” he said. “It live.com. career to good use. Sylves- and an occasional shake of worked for years in the of a dashboard and an ex- ter, the stuffed raccoon in the head. airline industry before otic African lizard stroll- Young’s town office, will There was the rabid layoffs forced him to look ing into a local store. 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E¥¦¥ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill When I Blink My Eye: M§Ÿ H. SŸŸ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. CŸ¡ CŸ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K TŸ  J ¢£ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton A quick view from a Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T¢¤ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Small Town Cop’s eyes Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 For every First Respond- search warrants we were responding to every alarm 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 er, Police, Fire and EMT able to serve. and every robbery. Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 in the small towns where I can still see the rides When I blink my eyes, Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 some think, “Nothing in the decoy vans on the Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 I can still see the stab- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Ever Happens,” after 32 way to serve a search bing victims with their Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 years and 10 months, my warrant, thinking: “It’s open wounds, fighting to Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Eyes tell a different story. Game Time Boys.” survive. When I blink my eyes, I can still see the drug I can still see the many Circulation I can remember a young suspect standing there as rape victims both young [email protected] man in his early 20s we crashed through his and old that I have inter- Ext. 3 getting hired as a Special door with a loaded hand- viewed. Newsroom Police Officer, eager to gun within arm’s reach. I can still see the many [email protected] protect and serve. I can still see myself battered domestic vi- [email protected] I can still see the thou- fighting suspects, where olence victims I have Ext. 4 sands of extra hours I surrendering was never EDITORIAL photographed. Sports worked to feed my family, an option. When I blink my eyes, I [email protected] and give them a good life. I can still see the gang can see my Father and I Ext. 5 I can still see the many member who stated that thank him for guiding me SJC can and must family events, parties, and his Gang stays out of towards a career in law Retail and Online holidays I had to miss. Town, because they know Advertising enforcement. [email protected] I can still see all of the we will pull them over. When I blink my eyes, I protect gay and older officers I was hon- I can still see us going pray my Brothers and Sis- ADVERTISING ored to have worked with into dark basements ters in Blue return safe Ernie Carpenter Jr. who have now passed when the homeowners to their homes following Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 transgender workers away, many at a very were afraid to. their tour of duty. [email protected] young age. When I blink my eyes, I I still remember all of Ralph Mitchell By the Los Angeles Times Editorial Board When I blink my eyes, still see the poor families the great Law Enforce- I can still see the small I had to tell a loved one Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ment Officers I was for- [email protected] After the U.S. Supreme Court ruled four years ago baby I did CPR on 30 was killed or passed away. tunate to serve with and in favor of same-sex marriage, gay Americans in many years ago, who unfortu- I can still see the phone Patricia Whalen work with. Sales Representative, ext. 1310 parts of the country found that they could be married nately did not survive. calls to my own loved ones I can still see all of the [email protected] on Sunday only to be fired from their jobs on Monday I can still see the night saying, I may not make it great media people I was BUSINESS OFFICE because of their sexual orientation. This unjust situ- when my brother, also a home if an investigation fortunate to have worked ation endures today, but the court has an opportunity Police Officer, who was went bad, or arrest of a Maria Alvaracin with. ext. 1205 this term to rectify it. The justices can and must do so. forced to shoot someone, suspect went bad. I can now say thank you On Tuesday the court will weigh whether gay and [email protected] and I can still remember I can still see the rob- to the Town of Swamp- transgender employees are protected not by the Con- the tears in my Father’s Susan J. Conti bery suspect who fled to scott for letting me pro- stitution — the authority it cited for its marriage ruling eyes while sitting in the Salem running back into Controller, ext. 1288 tect and serve them for 33 [email protected] — but by the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Title VII of that station listening to the the woods and the large years. landmark law makes it illegal to dismiss or discrimi- facts. boulder he tried to throw Ted Grant When I blink my eyes, I nate against any employee “because of such individual’s I can still see every at us, and I can still see Publisher, ext. 1234 no longer see that young- [email protected] race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.” dead, decaying body, I had the wrestling match that er man in the mirror, I see The question for the court is whether discrimination to see, and the smell that took place, with the State Marian Kinney a wiser man who knows ext. 1212 against gay or transgender employees constitutes sex never seems to go away. Police helicopter circling it’s time to go. [email protected] discrimination. The answer is emphatically yes, even I can still see the many us like some Hollywood When I blink my eyes, though these forms of discrimination may not have suicides I had to inves- movie, only this was real Will Kraft I can still see all of the Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 been on the minds of the members of Congress who en- tigate, from hanging, to life. people who think nothing [email protected] acted the Civil Rights Act. shotgun blasts to the When I blink my eyes, ever happens in our small Mike Shanahan The first oral argument to be heard Tuesday concerns head, to sharp objects I think of the ride back town. Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 two claims of alleged discrimination on the basis of sexual used to inflict the fatal from another state with [email protected] orientation. One was filed by Donald Zarda, a New York My eyes tell me “if they wounds, to asphyxiation a murder suspect, who Carolina Trujillo skydiving instructor who said he was fired after telling a from car exhaust. stated: “I’d try to escape only knew what really happens.” Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 female customer to whom he would be strapped during a I can still see every but I know you’ll kick the [email protected] dive that he was gay, in an attempt to ease any nervous- overdose victim who crap out of me.” When I blink my eyes I know I will never be Jim Wilson ness she might be feeling. (Zarda has died, but his lawsuit passed away, and the ones I can still see the threat- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 is being pursued by his mother on behalf of his estate.) close to death that Nar- ening phone calls called able to unsee some of the [email protected] things I’ve seen over the A second plaintiff, Gerald Bostock, says he was fired as can brought back to life. into the station, the caller CIRCULATION child advocate for the Clayton County, Ga., juvenile-court When I blink my eyes stating “he was going to past 33 years. Lisa Mahmoud system after he joined a gay softball league. I still see the young man kill me.” This is just a brief look into some of the inci- Manager, ext. 1239 Additionally, the justices will consider a claim by a who blew his fingers off When I blink my eyes, I [email protected] transgender woman named Aimee Stephens who says she while making homemade dents that occurred over still see the CVS robbery CLASSIFIED was dismissed from her job at a Michigan funeral home bombs. happening right in front the past 33 years of my after she informed the owner that she was transitioning to I can still see the man- of me, while I was off career, some of which will Abbe Young Smith female and would be dressing as a woman at work. stay with me for the rest Manager, ext. 1276 gled bodies from every duty, and the pharmacist [email protected] If the plaintiffs were fired because they were gay or serious car accident I re- yelling to me, “Tim he’s of my life. I am so grateful transgender, that’s an outrage. But is it a violation of sponded to, the compound got a gun,” and me armed for having had the op- GRAPHICS Title VII? Some judges have answered no because the fractures and the spiral with only my laundry de- portunity to help protect Trevor Andreozzi term “sex discrimination” wasn’t thought to include fractured broken legs. tergent, and then I threw and serve the many fine Designer [email protected] discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation at the I can still see the pedes- my laundry detergent at residents of Swampscott. I time Title VII was enacted. trians struck and killed the suspect’s car, causing need to thank my broth- Mark Sutherland The Trump Justice Department is also taking a nar- in the roadway, when we ers and sisters in blue, Creative Director him to pull over and get [email protected] row view of sex discrimination prohibited by Title VII. performed CPR without arrested. who I was so fortunate to In his brief in the funeral-home case, U.S. Solicitor Gen- success. When I blink my eyes, I stand arm and arm with NEWSROOM eral Noel Francisco argues that when Title VII was en- I can still see the mo- remember working with in this fight of good vs. Mike Alongi acted, “‘sex’ meant biological sex” and referred to the torcycle accidents, where the DEA, FBI, and at the evil, the men and women, Sports Reporter ext. 1228 “physiological distinction” between male and female. drivers had limbs ripped time, the best Drug Task who do go in the base- [email protected] (Francisco’s brief cites a definition of “sex” from a 1958 off. Force around, The Essex ment. Bill Brotherton edition of Webster’s dictionary.) I can still see the many County Drug Task Force. May God bless you all, Features Editor ext. 1338 There are several problems with this narrow ap- people I did CPR on. I can still see all of the and keep you safe, and as [email protected] proach, as lower federal courts have recognized. When I blink my eyes, I people I helped in court always, never ever surren- Gayla Cawley First, as we have noted before, both society and the can still see all the Fourth while acting as the Court der. Defenders of the line, Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] legal system have come to recognize that discrimination of July fireworks details Prosecutor. The Thin Blue line, I can on the basis of sex involves more than (as one judge I had to work, and I can I think of all the great finally close my eyes, my Cheryl Charles put it) “the simple decision of an employer not to hire a still see all the hometown people I worked with at tour duty is officially over, News Editor, ext. 1278 woman for Job A, or a man for Job B.” Prejudice against [email protected] football game details I Lynn District/Juvenile 10/8/19. gay or transgender employees is interwoven with atti- was able to work. Court. Bella diGrazia tudes about sexuality and “appropriate” gender behav- Reporter, ext. 1317 When I blink my eyes, When I blink my eyes, Respectfully Submitted, ior. [email protected] I can see the many drug I can still see the public Sergeant Timothy P. Reflecting that reality, the Supreme Court has held Olivia Falcigno dealers I was fortunate who used to respect the Cassidy that the ban on sex discrimination in the workplace Photographer, ext.1224 enough to arrest. Police. Swampscott PD, covers sexual harassment, including same-sex harass- [email protected] I can still see all of the I can still see myself Officially retired. ment, as well as discrimination based on a person’s fail- Thomas Grillo ure to conform to gender stereotypes. (In ruling in favor Reporter, ext. 1264 of Stephens, the fired funeral-home employee, the U.S. Socialism and liberalism aren’t the same [email protected] 6th Circuit Court of Appeals held that discrimination Spenser Hasak against transgender persons could be challenged under With all due respect to survive and pay their can people to be aware Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Title VII’s prohibition of decisions based on “sex stereo- to my fellow Americans, bills. They are not “social- of this, most Democrats types.”) most of us simply don’t ists. They are “liberals/ want our federal gov- Thor Jourgensen It’s also a mistake to limit the application of a broadly know that a “liberal/pro- progressives” who want ernment to be more like Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] worded law against sex discrimination to conduct that gressive” is not the same our market-based capi- those of almost every one was actually on the minds of the members of Congress thing as a “socialist.” talist economy to become of our traditional allies Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 who voted for it. The late Justice Antonin Scalia made A true “socialist” is more humane (and not which spend more than [email protected] this point in a 1998 decision in which the court said that someone who wants all replaced) by having our we do, in proportion to a male worker who claimed he had been sexually ha- of the businesses and federal government spend their population sizes, Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 rassed by male co-workers could bring a lawsuit under workplaces to be owned more to help the lower on helping the lower and [email protected] Title VII. This was possible, Scalia wrote, even though and controlled by “the and middle classes. middle classes. state” or “the govern- They know all too well None of our allies are Harold Rivera male-on-male harassment “was assuredly not the prin- Sports Editor, ext. 1238 cipal evil Congress was concerned with when it enacted ment” or “the workers” or that there has never “socialist,” and they know [email protected] Title VII.” “the people” and not by been a truly “socialist” it. Anne Marie Tobin It’s true that Congress could legislate an explicit ban individuals and groups of society in which social- To put this simply, Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 on to workplace discrimination on the basis of sexu- people who run them for ism produced enough President Trump and [email protected] al harassment or gender identity. A bill passed by the profit as we have here in wealth to meet people’s the conservative news Bridget Turcotte Democratic-controlled House in May did just that, as the United States. basic needs. It has never media who are calling Reporter, ext. 1269 well as outlawing such discrimination in housing and The overwhelming “worked.” Thus, while Democrats “socialists” are [email protected] access to public accommodations. majority of Democrats most Americans seem either lying to the people, Ryan York But it’s also true that the existing law’s language want our federal govern- to not be aware of this, or are poorly-informed Copy Editor, ext. 1220 about sex discrimination, read in the context of the ment to spend more on and while conserva- and just plain wrong. [email protected] times, amply justifies lawsuits alleging discrimination social programs to help tive-Republicans and the TECHNOLOGY on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. the lower and middle conservative news media Stewart B. Epstein That is how the court should rule. classes as they struggle do not want the Ameri- Rochester, N.Y. Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A5 NATION Trump bars envoy’s Ukraine testimony

By Mary Clare to the interview without a tional strong evidence” of pro quo’s of any kind” with Jalonick and subpoena, was “profound- obstruction of Congress by Ukraine. Eric Tucker ly disappointed” to not be Trump and Secretary of Schiff, House Foreign Af- ASSOCIATED PRESS testifying. State Mike Pompeo, Sond- fairs Chairman Eliot En- Sondland was to have land’s boss. gel and House Oversight WASHINGTON — Es- been asked about text “By preventing us from and Government Reform calating his fight against messages released last hearing from this witness Chairman Elijah Cum- Congress’ impeachment week that show him and and obtaining these docu- mings said they would inquiry, President Donald two other U.S. diplomats ments, the president and subpoena Sondland for tes- Trump flouted Democratic acting as intermediaries secretary of state are tak- timony and for documents warnings about impeach- as the president urged ing actions that prevent — including additional able conduct Tuesday in Ukraine to investigate the us from getting the facts communications on a per- blocking a U.S. diplomat origins of the 2016 U.S. needed to protect the na- sonal device that he has from testifying about election and a gas compa- tion’s security,” Schiff said. turned over to the State Trump’s dealings with ny linked to Joe Biden’s “For this impeachment in- Department. Schiff said Ukraine. House commit- family. He also spoke di- quiry we are determined the department is with- tee chairmen quickly de- rectly to Trump ahead of to find answers.” holding those communica- clared they would subpoe- a text message in which House Speaker Nan- tions. na the envoy to force him he assured another envoy cy Pelosi echoed Schiff’s Sondland’s absence on to appear. that there was nothing un- comments at an event PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday raised questions Gordon Sondland, the toward about their plans, in Seattle, saying it was about whether other wit- U.S. European Union am- according to a person fa- an “abuse of power” for Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., arrives for a for- nesses called by the com- bassador, was barred by miliar with the exchange Trump to thwart witness merly planned joint committee deposition with mittee would appear. Marie the administration from who spoke on condition of testimony. Ambassador Gordon Sondland on Capitol Hill Yovanovitch, the former appearing in a closed- anonymity to discuss the Democrats believe that in Washington Tuesday. U.S. ambassador to Ukraine door session with three conversation. Sondland, who donated who was recalled from the House panels investigat- Adam Schiff, the House $1 million to Trump’s in- in September as diplo- held. After the call, Sond- post, is scheduled to testify ing Trump’s entreaties to Intelligence Committee augural committee, could mats raised questions land assured another dip- Friday, and the committee Ukraine. His attorney said chairman, said Sondland’s provide valuable informa- about why security aid to lomat in a text message has called two other State Sondland, who had agreed no-show was “yet addi- tion. He spoke to Trump Ukraine was being with- that there were “no quid Department officials. Arizona now has misgivings about opioid settlement

By Geoff Mulvihill the tentative settlement. ASSOCIATED PRESS His spokesman, Ryan Anderson, said the state Arizona’s attorney gen- is “not interested in re- eral is having misgivings negotiating terms that about agreeing to Purdue we’ve already agreed Pharma’s proposal to set- upon.” tle litigation over the opi- He made waves in July, oid crisis. when he asked the U.S. Attorney General Mark Supreme Court to find Brnovich, a Republican, that some of the Sackler said in a court filing late money was fraudulent- Monday that the OxyCon- ly transferred from Pur- tin maker has “sought due and to force family to undermine material members to return it to terms of the deal.” the company so it could He did not specify how be part of any settlement he alleges the company with or judgment against has done that. the company. But in a statement Tues- The court has not said day, Brnovich said, “It’s in whether it will consider PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS everyone’s best interest to the request. Brnovich said LGBT supporters gather in front of the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday in Washington. secure a just and timely in his court filing that an settlement. Purdue and order from the bankrupt- the Sackler family need cy court should not stop to take responsibility for the nation’s top court from Divided Supreme Court their role in the opioid cri- considering that. sis.” Last week, the attorneys Brnovich agreed to the general for the 24 states Purdue settlement right that declined to sign onto weighs LGBT people’s rights before the company filed the settlement told a for bankruptcy protec- judge that suits against By Mark Sherman Two hours of lively argu- because of the upheaval ple might be affected by tion as part of its settle- Sackler family members and Matthew ments touched on sex-spe- that could ensue. “It’s a the outcome. ment deal. The states should not be stopped, as Barakat cific bathrooms, locker question of judicial mod- The first of two cas- that agreed to the deal, did lawyers representing ASSOCIATED PRESS rooms and dress codes, esty,” Gorsuch said. es involved a skydiving which could be worth $12 more than 500 local and and even a reference to David Cole, the Ameri- instructor and a county billion over time, were tribal governments across WASHINGTON — A the androgynous charac- can Civil Liberties Union government worker in not supposed to object to the country. seemingly divided Su- ter known simply as Pat lawyer representing fired Georgia who were fired the company’s request to If approved, the settle- preme Court struggled on Saturday Night Live in transgender funeral home for being gay. The second halt litigation against it ment could end more than Tuesday over whether the early 1990s. director Aimee Stephens, case involves transgender and members of the Sack- 2,600 lawsuits against the a landmark civil rights A key provision of the said the situation at the people, and the audience ler family that own the company over the toll of law protects LGBT peo- Civil Rights Act of 1964 court itself showed such in the courtroom included Stamford, Conn.-based opioids. ple from discrimination known as Title 7 bars job concerns were overblown. Stephens, transgender ac- firm. The objectors say the in employment, with one discrimination because of “There are transgen- tor Laverne Cox and some Purdue has said in court proposed settlement conservative justice won- sex, among other reasons. der male lawyers in this people who had waited in that the Sacklers may not would not do enough to dering if the court should In recent years, some courtroom following the line since the weekend for be able or willing to kick hold members of the Sack- take heed of “massive so- courts have read that male dress code and go- Tuesday’s arguments. in the $3 billion to $4.5 ler family accountable. cial upheaval” that could language to include dis- ing to the men’s room and The Trump administra- billion they’ve agreed to Several have also said the follow a ruling in their crimination against LGBT the court’s dress code and tion and lawyers for the pay in the settlement if amount the family has favor. people as a subset of sex sex-segregated restrooms employers hit hard on they must continue to face agreed to pay as part of With the court’s four lib- discrimination. have not fallen,” Cole the changes that might litigation across the coun- the deal is not enough. eral justices likely to side Justice Neil Gor- said. be required in bathrooms, try. A court filing last week with workers who were such, President Donald Two other conserva- locker rooms, women’s Purdue declined to com- said the family had been fired because of their sexu- Trump’s first Supreme tives, Chief Justice John shelters and school sports ment on the Arizona filing, paid $12 billion to $13 al orientation or transgen- Court appointee, said Roberts and Justice teams if the court were to as did the office of the at- billion by the company. der status, the question there are strong argu- Brett Kavanaugh, did not rule that the Civil Rights torney general for Texas, A lawyer for some family in two highly anticipated ments favoring the LGBT squarely indicate their Act of 1964 covers LGBT which played a key role in members noted that the cases that filled the court- workers. But Gorsuch views, although Roberts people. Lawmakers, not reaching the settlement. amount was lower than room was whether one of suggested that maybe questioned how employ- unelected judges, should Brnovich has not gone that after taxes and rein- the court’s conservatives Congress, not the courts, ers with religious objec- change the law, they ar- as far as backing out of vestment. might join them. should change the law tions to hiring LGBT peo- gued. Powell sees cooler U.S. hiring in possible hint of rate cuts By Christopher a speech at an economic said Powell’s remarks ing buying Treasury bills. Rugaber conference in Denver. Tuesday were “consistent Typically, the Fed creates ASSOCIATED PRESS The Fed raised its bench- with a further easing” of new currency to make mark short-term rate four interest rates at the Fed’s such purchases, which WASHINGTON — Fed- times last year, ending at Oct. 28-29 meeting. boost cash reserves avail- eral Reserve Chairman a range of 2.25 percent to In his remarks, Powell able in short-term lending Jerome Powell said Tues- 2.5 percent. The reasoning addressed the upheaval markets. day that U.S. job growth behind these rate hikes that occurred in a vital “Neither the recent tech- since early last year was was based in part on the corner of the financial nical issues nor the pur- not as robust as thought, notion that brisk hiring system in September. A chases of Treasury bills a hint that the Fed may be would enable workers to shortage of funds in the we are contemplating to ready to keep cutting in- secure higher pay, which overnight lending mar- resolve them should mate- terest rates to support the would ultimately lead to kets used mostly by banks rially affect” interest rate economy. higher inflation. Yet so far, lifted the Fed’s rate above policy, Powell said. Powell also said the Fed the pace of income gains the top of its target range. The move is a tacit ad- will soon announce plans PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and price increases has Corporate tax payments mission by the chairman to buy Treasurys, likely Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell been modest. due at the end of the quar- that the Fed let the level short-term bills, to try to speaks at the National Association for Business Since the start of this ter and bond sales by the of cash reserves fall too pump more cash into over- Economics conference in Denver on Tuesday. year, the Fed has reversed federal government had low. Oxford Economics has night money markets. The two of those hikes, and in- soaked up so much cash forecast that the Fed will goal is to keep short-term Downward revisions to flation. vestors expect a third rate as to send the overnight buy up to roughly $480 bil- rates at their target level the government’s hiring “Where we had seen a cut late this month, ac- rates sharply higher. lion in Treasurys over the and isn’t needed to sup- data, announced in Au- booming job market, we cording to market gauges. To try to prevent that next two years to meet the port the economy, the Fed gust, suggest less upward now see more-moderate Michael Feroli, an econ- from recurring, Powell demand for cash in short- chairman added. pressure on wages and in- growth,” Powell said in omist at JPMorgan Chase, said the Fed is consider- term lending markets. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- Complaints identification. Sanford, Maine, Lynnfield fugitive larly arrests, reflect police records. In Police Department confirmed the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Report of a tree limb block- warrant, and will extradite him. ing the road at 896 Main St. it is the sole responsibility of the con- at 1 Ivanhoe Drive on Monday Accident cerned party to contact the relevant held without bail at 11:09 a.m. Call referred to police department and have the de- Department of Public Works. Detective reported a two-car partment issue a notice of correction Caller reported his motor motor vehicle crash at 309 By Thomas Grillo routine Criminal Offend- Judge Jennifer Baol ruled to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- vehicle is disabled at 511 Wal- Lowell St. on Monday at 1:09 ITEM STAFF er Record Information he be held and transferred ifications will not be made without nut St. and 199 Salem St. on p.m. The detective stated that (CORI) check and contact- to the Southern District the operator exchanged their LYNNFIELD — Enrique ed authorities. express notice of change from the Monday at 2:43 p.m. Officer of New York to await sen- reports vehicle towed by Gae- information on their own. Rivera, the Lynnfield fugi- At a hearing in Septem- tencing. arresting police department. ta’s Towing. tive who was arrested by ber, Assistant U.S. Attor- “His lack of a criminal The Reading Police Depart- Animal Control U.S. Marshals last month ney Jared Dolan argued record and effort with re- LYNN ment reports a 911 hangup as he arrived for an inter- Rivera should be held spect to his family and call was received from the Caller from Plainville left a view at Lynnfield Public without bail, given he was voicemail for the animal con- education in the last 32 Arrests Wakefield Elks Club at 63 Bay School headquarters, was on the run for more than years are commendable State Road on Tuesday at 7:08 trol officer requesting report for ordered held without bail 30 years. Jetlee Frias, 18, of 22 dog bite incident on Monday and certainly weigh in a.m. Lynnfield officer checked Tuesday. Rivera’s attorney, pub- Warren St., was arrested and at 9:09 a.m. On callback, she the defendant’s favor,” she the area and was unable to lo- Rivera, 54, had been on lic defender Jane Peachy, charged with armed robbery, was advised to request that wrote. “But he has lived cate any trouble. the run since 1987 after he told the judge her client is as a fugitive under an disorderly conduct, carrying a information from the Peabody pleaded guilty to cocaine dangerous weapon, trespass- not the same person who alias for the same amount Medical Aid Police Records Department. trafficking and failed to ing and on warrant charges Voicemail for the animal appeared in court when of time. Accordingly, this appear for sentencing in a he was 22. He has a wife, of carrying a firearm without Caller requested an ambu- control officer about finding court finds that no condi- New York City courtroom, two children, and has not a license and possession of lance at 77 Bourque Road on a stray dog at 26 Elm St. on tions will reasonably as- according to court records. had any contact with law a machine gun at 6:14 p.m. Monday at 9:07 a.m. Patient Monday at 12:27 p.m. On call- sure the appearance of the Monday. back, the pet’s owner has been In his absence, he was enforcement since the defendant as required.” taken to Winchester Hospital. sentenced to two years in Mark Gigliello, of 13 Jarvis Well-being check requested contacted and the dog is now 1980s. He has deep ties to A sentencing court date prison. St., Revere, was arrested on from a mom on Cortland Lane back home. Lynnfield, has turned his has not been set. He was captured after warrant charges of kidnap- who said her son left a threat- life around, and isn’t go- ping, malicious destruction of ening suicide note on Monday Complaints he applied for a job as a ing anywhere, she told the Thomas Grillo can be property, witness/juror/police/ at 11:01 a.m. No details pro- substitute teacher in Lyn- court. reached at tgrillo@item- court official intimidation and vided. Caller from Lahey Medical nfield. The district ran a But U.S. Magistrate live.com. assault and battery at 3:59 Wahlburgers at 930 Market Center at 1 Essex St. request- p.m. Monday. St. requested an ambulance ed officers for a belligerent and Jashauna Jackson, 26, of on Monday at 12:50 p.m. Pa- vocal woman causing issues Couple gets month sentence 22 Fearless Ave., was arrested tient taken to Union Hospital in with other patients on Monday and charged with violation of a Lynn. at 12:13 a.m. Officer reports harassment prevention order Sunrise Assisted Living at 55 woman was put in another in college bribery scandal at 8:35 p.m. Monday. Salem St. requested an ambu- room and settled down. Elodie Kayulu, 44, of 100 lance for a resident on Monday Officer issued a citation to Willow St., was arrested on a Natasha Wade of 101 Curwin By Collin Binkley at 7:57 p.m. Patient refused ASSOCIATED PRESS warrant charge of juror failure medical attention. Circle, Lynn, following a traffic to attend at 10:36 p.m. Mon- Caller from Lynnfield Com- stop at 100 Lynnfield St. on BOSTON — A busi- day. mons at 375 North Broadway, Monday at 7:51 a.m. for a ness executive and his Erbin Montesino, of 28 Apt. 2-209 requested medical marked lanes violation while wife, a former journalist, operating a brown 2009 Hon- Forest St., was arrested on aid on Monday at 8:45 p.m. were each sentenced to a da Civic. warrant charges of operation Patient taken to the hospital. A month in prison Tuesday Staff at McDonald’s Restau- of a motor vehicle with a sus- well-being check was request- for paying $125,000 to rant at 133 Main St. reports a pended license and speeding ed at the same apartment on rig their daughter’s col- couple having an argument on at 1:12 p.m. Tuesday. Tuesday at 3:01 a.m. lege entrance exams in a Monday at 9:27 a.m. Officer Caller from 42 Grey Lane scandal involving dozens reports the fight was verbal in Accidents reported an 86-year-old man of wealthy and sometimes nature and they were sent on with chest pain and shortness famous parents. A report of a motor vehi- their way. of breath on Tuesday at 4:43 Gregory and Marcia Ab- cle crash at 2:47 p.m. Mon- Walk-in to the Peabody Po- a.m. Patient taken to the hos- bott, of New York and Col- day at 92 Baker St.; at 2:54 lice station turned in a silver pital. orado, were sentenced in p.m. Monday at Franklin and and black stone necklace that Boston’s federal court after Laighton streets; at 7:31 p.m. he found on his property on pleading guilty to a single Monday at Eastern Avenue and MARBLEHEAD Andover Street on Monday at count of fraud and conspir- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Sewall Street; at 9:48 p.m. 10:09 a.m. Item was placed acy. They follow five other Monday at 17 Franklin St.; at Accidents in safe. parents who have been Gregory Abbott, right, leaves federal court af- 8:35 a.m. Tuesday at South Report of a tree down on sentenced so far, with pris- ter his sentencing in a nationwide college ad- Common and South streets; A report of a motor vehi- Monday at 10:43 a.m. at 11 cle crash on Barnard Street on sentences ranging from missions bribery scandal Tuesday in Boston. at 8:37 a.m. Tuesday at 518 Fitz Road and blocking the 14 days to five months. Western Ave.; at 11:02 a.m. at 4:55 p.m. on Monday; on street. Forestry Department The Abbotts paid $50,000 lives in New York City, thing substantially high- Tuesday at 949 Western Ave.; Pleasant Street at 5:04 p.m. and the Peabody Municipal to have a test proctor cor- was chairman and CEO er. If she resolved her case at 11:52 a.m. Tuesday at 50 on Monday. Light Plant have been con- rect their daughter’s ACT of International Dispens- short of trial, something Andrew St. tacted and are on the scene. Complaints exam answers in 2018, ing Corp., a food packag- a little lower than that,” A report of a police motor ve- Officer reports tree has been along with $75,000 to rig hicle crash at 6:11 p.m. Mon- removed and wires reattached. ing company, in New York Lelling said. A caller reported at 8:36 her SAT subject tests in until he took a leave of Loughlin and her fashion day at 106 Hamilton Ave. a.m. on Monday that two stu- Officer requested for a prop- math and literature, au- A report of a motor vehicle erty check at 168 Washington absence in March. Marcia designer husband, Mossi- dents left the Village School thorities said. They kept Abbott, who lives in the mo Giannulli, are accused crash with personal injury at without permission. By 8:42 St. on Monday at 11:19 a.m. the scheme hidden from 6:53 p.m. Monday at Broad- Officer stated the fence sur- couple’s home in Aspen, is of paying $500,000 to get a.m., responding officers found their daughter. a former magazine editor their two daughters into way and Euclid Avenue; at rounding the construction site Prosecutors had pushed the students and brought them and writer. A wedding an- the University of South- 9:15 p.m. Monday at 103 Lib- blew over. MRG Construction for sentences of eight back to school. At 8:51 a.m., nouncement in 1987 said ern California as fake ath- erty St. Management was contacted months in prison and a one of the students was on the she was a former fashion letes. They have pleaded A report of a motor vehicle and they will send someone $40,000 fine for each par- move again but was caught editor for Family Circle. not guilty. hit and run crash at 9:08 p.m. over to fix the fence. ent. They said the couple before leaving the property. Meanwhile, the case’s Lelling added that ac- Monday at 231 Essex St. A caller reported a package Caller reports a low wire at planned to use the test lead prosecutor said he tress Felicity Huffman’s was on their Cleveland Road 48 Ellsworth Road on Monday scores to get their daugh- plans to recommend sentence of 14 days in pris- Assaults doorstep at 8:49 a.m. on Mon- at 12:05 p.m. The Peabody ter into Duke University, Fire Department has been longer prison sentenc- on was “reasonable.” The A report of an assault and day and she didn’t recognize it. where Marcia Abbott had She stated she didn’t want to contacted. Officer called Prop- received an English degree. es for “Full House” star “Desperate Housewives” battery at 4:55 p.m. Monday er Performance Boston at 241 Lori Loughlin and other star was sentenced Sept. on Fearless Avenue. bring it in. Responding officers In a Sept. 27 letter to reported the package was in- Newbury St. concerning a dis- the court, Gregory Abbott parents contesting the 13 after she admitted to pute about the ownership of charges against them. paying $15,000 to rig her Breaking and Entering tended for a neighbor. said that his actions were A walk-in reported at 10:11 the shop on Monday at 12:33 “wrong and stupid” and Massachusetts U.S. At- daughter’s SAT score. A report of a motor vehicle a.m. on Monday that her moth- p.m. Officer spoke to all in- that he feels “genuine re- torney Andrew Lelling “Huffman was proba- breaking and entering at 8:32 er received a scam call last volved and they were arguing morse.” said in a Sunday interview bly the least culpable of a.m. Tuesday at 300 Washing- week and she thought it was over ownership of items within “I share the same sen- with Boston’s WCVB-TV the defendants who we’ve ton St. her granddaughter in trouble the business. The three busi- sibilities as most people that the longer Loughlin charged in that case,” A report of a breaking and and needed bail money. ness partners were referred and, strange as it may fights the charges, the lon- Lelling said. “She took re- entering at 11:02 a.m. Tuesday A caller reported at 11:50 to Peabody District Court as a sound, identify with the ger her recommended sen- sponsibility almost imme- at 38 Hanover St. a.m. on Monday that her email civil matter. public outrage over my tence will be. diately. She was contrite, was compromised and she fig- own actions,” he wrote. “I “Let’s say she goes did not try to minimize Overdose ured out who did it. She stated SWAMPSCOTT accept full shame and re- through to trial: If it’s af- her conduct. I think she she wanted to file a report. sponsibility.” ter trial, I think certainly handled it in a very classy A report of an opiate over- A caller reported at 2:23 Arrest Gregory Abbott, who we’d be asking for some- way,” Lelling said. dose at 6:41 p.m. Monday on p.m. on Monday that a car was Ramsdell Place. sitting on Lighthouse Lane and Bradlee Nevins, 28, was POLICE BRIEFS the driver was smoking a bong. arrested on warrant charges Theft Responding officers reported of no inspection sticker, op- USMC: Marine played role the case “with great care John Geary, the sus- erating a motor vehicle with a and solemnity.” pect’s attorney, says A report of a larceny at 5:16 they were gone on arrival. in college student’s death A caller reported at 10:08 suspended registration, and Arroyo was permitted to p.m. Monday at Speedway Gas possession of an uninsured Station at 120 Liberty St.; at p.m. on Monday that a yellow BOSTON (AP) — The 15-year-old girl held without live in the home and he or beige Mini Cooper continu- motor vehicle or trailer at 9:16 U.S. Marine Corps says plans on investigating her 5:58 p.m. Monday at Plan- a.m. on Sunday. bail in stabbing death et Fitness at 50 Boston St.; ously speeds down Stramski a marine on leave was psychiatric history. Way and kicks up dirt. She FALL RIVER (AP) — A at 7:35 p.m. Monday at 20 Accidents involved in the death of Neptune Blvd.; at 8:48 p.m. stated she went out to speak a Boston college student 15-year-old girl charged 74-year-old man struck, Monday at 41 W Baltimore St.; to him but he drove off. A report of a motor vehicle who suffered fatal in- with fatally stabbing a killed by tractor-trailer at 9:03 a.m. Tuesday at 300 with property damage less than juries in a scuffle after 68-year-old woman she Washington St. PEABODY $1,000 and personal injury leaving a party. was staying with in Mas- PITTSFIELD (AP) — at Salem Five, 440 Paradise The military did not sachusetts has been held Police say a 74-year-old Vandalism Arrest Road, at 2:32 p.m. on Monday. identify the marine, say- without bail. man has been struck and ing only in a statement Heavenly Arroyo faces killed by a tractor-trailer A report of motor vehicle Deven M. Worrall, 22, of Complaints Tuesday that he played a murder charge in the in Massachusetts. vandalism at 6:35 a.m. Tues- 6770 Congress Ave., Apt. 211, a role in the death of death of Ana Vazquez in Pittsfield police say day at 55 Fayette St. Boca Raton, Fla., was arrest- A report of an assault at 40 Emerson College sopho- Fall River. Arroyo was the man was struck just ed on two warrants on Satur- Stetson Ave. at 8:07 a.m. on more Daniel Hollis. It did charged as an adult and after 7 p.m. Monday as he LYNNFIELD day at 9:44 p.m. following a Monday. not elaborate, and Boston pleaded not guilty in open was walking across the report of a fight on Wheeler A report of a disturbance at police said no arrests had court Monday. driveway of a concrete Alarms Street. In the first warrant, he 16 Beverly Road at 11:56 a.m. been made. Prosecutors say Arroyo structure manufacturer is charged with destruction of on Monday; at Panera Bread Police said Monday they had been living in the in the city. Security company canceled property over $1,200, witness, Co., 433 Paradise Road, at were investigating the apartment with Vazquez The truck was turning the panic alarm at 2 Elizabeth juror, police, or court official 12:19 p.m. on Monday. 20-year-old’s death as a and her grandson for into the business. Way on Monday at 3:17 p.m. intimidation, and assault and A report of vandalism to a homicide. Hollis was a about two weeks. She pre- Responding officers per- Accidental burglar alarm battery on family/household motor vehicle at 1008 Para- marketing communica- viously lived in Rochester, formed life-saving mea- sounded at 6 Olde Towne Road member. The second warrant dise Road at 12:46 p.m. on tions major and a goalie on N.Y. sures on the man at the on Monday at 5:38 p.m. charges him with operating an Monday. the school’s lacrosse team. First responders found scene before paramedics False fire alarm from Temaz- uninsured and unregistered A report of suspicious activi- Authorities say he died the victim suffering from arrived and pronounced cal at 500 Market St. on Mon- motor vehicle, and number ty at 130 Stetson Ave. at 5:33 of a severe head injury about 20 stab wounds at him dead. His name was day at 7:12 p.m. plate violation to conceal p.m. on Monday. after the Sept. 28 al- about 5 p.m. Sunday. She not released. tercation off campus in was pronounced dead The truck driver, a Boston’s Allston neighbor- at Charlton Memorial 34-year-old Lee man has Lynn Drug Task Force 781-477-4444 hood. Hospital in Fall River. Au- not been charged. Hotline CALL 24 HOURS A DAY The Marine Corps said thorities did not disclose a The death remains un- All reports of neighborhood activity or text the word tiplynn will be investigated. and your tip to “tip411” (847411) its command is treating motive. der investigation. Callers may remain anonymous. Spanish menu available WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM A7 ENTERTAINMENT ‘Big Bang’ gets shout out to Nobel Prize announcement By David Keyton my member Ulf Daniels- overcame early doubts to ASSOCIATED PRESS son said, quoting “The Big become a cult classic. The Bang” theme at the pre- show featured a crew of STOCKHOLM — Life sentation in Stockholm. nerdy misfits, all scien- imitated art Tuesday A Canadian-American when “The Big Bang The- tists on the West coast of scientist and two Swiss ory” — the American TV the United States. scientists won the phys- sitcom, not the scientific The plot of the finale ep- ics prize for their work explanation for how the isode has the group tak- universe began — entered in understanding how ing a final trip together the annals of Nobel Prize the universe has evolved to support the married history. from the Big Bang and the Sheldon (Jim Parsons) The announcement of blockbuster discovery of a and Amy (Mayim Bialik) planet outside our solar the winners of this year’s after they win the Nobel system. Nobel in physics began Prize in physics. The cou- Goran Hansson, secre- with a nod to an unlike- ple waits anxiously by the ly cultural reference: tary general of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sci- phone getting prank calls the opening lyrics to the from their friends before show’s theme song. “The ences, said the TV show receiving the actual deci- Big Bang Theory” had its was a “fantastic achieve- sion. finale in May. In the epi- ment” that brought the sode, two of the main char- “world of science to laptops Hansson said he hoped and living rooms around fans of the show liked how FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS acters, Sheldon and Amy, win the physics prize. the world.” Referencing this year’s Nobel Prizes From left, Johnny Galecki, Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helberg, “Our whole universe was its theme song therefore are handled. Kunal Nayyar, Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch, cast members of the TV in a hot, dense state, then seemed fitting, he said. “I hope that Sheldon and series “The Big Bang Theory,” attend a hand and footprint ceremony at nearly 14 billion years ago “The Big Bang Theo- Amy are not too disap- the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles. expansion started,” acade- ry” debuted in 2007 and pointed today,” he said. Ellen explains why Review sitting by Bush at a game is OK By Christi Carras de Rossi arrived at the LOS ANGELES TIMES stadium in Arlington, Tex- as, as guests of Cowboys A slice of social media owner Jerry Jones. She lost its collective mind went on to share a video over the weekend after a she took of Bush reclining photo of Ellen DeGeneres in his chair between her at Sunday’s NFL game be- and Laura Bush in the tween the Packers and the Cowboys private suite. Cowboys surfaced online. The Packers fan then The problem? The joked about interacting self-proclaimed “gay Hol- with people who have lywood liberal” was sitting “very different views and next to former President beliefs,” such as Cowboys George W. Bush. fans, before acknowledg- Some Twitter users ve- ing the red elephant in the hemently criticized her for room. sharing the Republican’s “Just because I don’t company, calling him a agree with someone on “war criminal.” But DeGe- everything doesn’t mean neres was not having it. that I’m not going to be PHOTO | PARAMOUNT PICTURES “Here’s the thing: I’m friends with them,” she Will Smith portrays Junior, foreground, and Henry Brogan in the Ang Lee film “Gemini Man.” friends with George said before invoking her Bush,” she told her studio own catchphrase. “When audience Monday at a tap- I say, ‘Be kind to one an- ing for Tuesday’s “The El- other,’ I don’t mean only The tech is advanced, len DeGeneres Show.” “In the people that think the fact, I’m friends with a lot same way that you do. I of people who don’t share mean, be kind to everyone. the same beliefs that I It doesn’t matter.” but ‘Gemini Man’ is lifeless have. While some doubled “We’re all different, and down on scolding the en- By Lindsey Bahr through enough possible tractor named Clay Varris Lee once again is using I think we’ve forgotten tertainer for standing by ASSOCIATED PRESS directors and stars to fill (Clive Owen), who is one of the high frame rate he that that’s OK that we’re out a baseball team. Cer- the most one-dimensional deployed in “Billy Lynn’s Bush, others came to her Will Smith is usually all different,” she contin- tainly it’s been updated “bad guys” we’ve had the Long Halftime Walk” defense, including “Bless an asset for a movie. He’s ued. since whatever version privilege of spending time (which I liked more than This Mess” actor and re- the kind of true movie was making the rounds in with in a while. most) but it’s even more DeGeneres also provid- peat “Ellen DeGeneres star whose charisma can 1997 — “Game of Thrones” Henry has no choice but distracting this time ed some context as to how Show” guest Dax Shep- elevate even the most showrunner David Benioff to go on the run, bringing around. The hyper reali- the seating arrangement ard, who simply replied mediocre material. You’d shares a story and screen- the young agent who was ty makes everything look came to be, explaining “PREACH!” in the com- think then that it would play credit with Darren assigned to surveil him, somehow cheaper and less that she and wife Portia ments under the clip. be a good thing to have Lemke and Billy Ray — Danny (Mary Elizabeth cinematic and it detracts not just one but two Will but it still has a dated Winstead), along because, from some of the genuine- Smiths in a movie if you ly well-choreographed ac- can. That was at least part core, and not in a good, well, there has to a poten- self-consciously retro way. tial love interest in a mov- tion set pieces. And while of the idea behind “Gemini “Junior” does look pretty Man.” The action film from Smith, at his current age, ie like this, so why not? plays Henry Brogan, a tal- This won’t come as a sur- good for a computer-gen- Ang Lee also uses state of erated approximation of the art de-aging technol- ented assassin employed prise to anyone who has by the U.S. government seen any sort of “Gemini a 23-year-old Smith, it’s ogy to create a basically hard not to wish that all believable 20-something who just wants to retire. Man” marketing, although The film begins with his the movie seems to think the time and money spent version of Smith and has on this gimmick might billed itself as a “true last job: He has to assas- it is a surprise, but they sinate someone on a full soon discover that the per- have been put toward event film” that “redefines making sure the script action cinema.” speed bullet train while son Henry’s being hunted perched on a hill outside. by is a much younger ver- and story were at least Those are some lofty engaging and entertain- Brogan is a one-in-a-mil- sion of himself. “Junior” (a claims, but unfortunately ing. As it stands, “Gemini lion sniper, you see, and a de-aged Smith) is part of a its biggest accomplish- Man” is a lot of show, but bunch of other guys failed shadowy program run by ment seems to be in sap- there’s no life behind the where he succeeded. Varris called Gemini. The ping all the charm out eyes. of Smith (twice!). For all But of course hanging construct of “he knows the hype about the mod- up his hat afterward for every move I’m going to “Gemini Man,” a Para- ern technology, the story a quiet life of fishing isn’t make” is an interesting mount Pictures release, is PHOTO | TNS is curiously stale and at as simple as he hoped. one, but this film barely rated PG-13 by the Mo- times feels like a mashup He soon finds out that does anything with it. It’s tion Picture Association of Charlotte Jones-Anderson visits with Ellen De- of other, better movies. It he’s being monitored, and too busy inexplicably con- America for “violence and Generes and Portia de Rossi before the game makes more sense when then hunted by his former tinent hopping and giv- action throughout, and between the Green Bay Packers and Dallas you learn that “Gemini employers including a bu- ing Winstead, Smith and brief strong language.” Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on Sunday in Ar- Man” was written over 20 reaucrat played by Linda Benedict Wong one-liners Running time: 117 min- lington, Texas. years ago and has gone Emond and a private con- even they can’t sell. utes. One star out of four. Nick Jonas is in, Gwen Stefani is out for ‘The Voice’ in 2020 By Dorany Pineda will star alongside return- industry is exceptional,” chance to get to work with LOS ANGELES TIMES ing celebrity music coach- Meredith Ahr, president some amazing talent.” es Kelly Clarkson, John of NBC Entertainment’s Stefani, who just re- Nick Jonas has landed Legend and Blake Shelton, alternative and reality turned to Season 17 of a new gig as a coach in plus host Carson Daly. group, said in a statement. “The Voice,” will be step- the forthcoming season “The cat’s out of the “We were so impressed by ping down come spring to of “The Voice,” with No bag,” the singer told the his innate musicality, tech- focus on the last dates of Doubt’s lead singer Gwen Stefani stepping down. applauding audience. “I’m nical aptitude and passion her “Just a Girl” Las Vegas Jonas, one-third of so excited about this … . … and know he will be an residency in February and the Jonas Brothers, an- These are the first people incredible fit as a coach.” May 2020. nounced Monday that I’ve told. So thank you for Jonas also shared some “I didn’t expect to be do- he’d be joining the singing being a part of this special words on Twitter, telling ing [the Vegas show] and competition for its spring moment for me.” fans how stoked he was ‘The Voice’ at the same 2020 season. Folks at NBC are equal- to be working “with that time,” she told “Entertain- He was on “The Ellen De- ly thrilled to have Jonas crew of amazing coaches.” ment Tonight” last month. Generes Show” promoting join the series. “While I’m excited to “I just feel like I’m alive his group’s platinum-certi- “As a member of one of work with you guys, I’m in a way I’ve never been FILE PHOTO | TNS fied album “Happiness Be- the hottest pop groups, coming for you,” he said. before, because I have to gins” and single “Only Hu- Nick’s success in navigat- “I’m hoping for a Season 1 be! Because doing both is Nick Jonas attends the Launch of Villa One Te- man.” The youngest Jonas ing all aspects of the music win for team Nick and the a lot.” quila at John Varvatos Bowery in New York. A8 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 LOOK! Yom Kippur, Submarine-Hoagie-Hero-Grinder Day, Leif Erikson Day, National Moldy Cheese Day

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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Goat rams through sliding glass door, naps inside bathroom CLEVELAND (AP) — An Ohio homeowner never envisioned becom- ing semi-famous because of a goat butting its way into her home and taking a nap in her bathroom. “This is the most ran- dom story in the world,” Jennifer Keathley said Tuesday, breaking out into laughter. The break-in happened Friday when an escaped male goat from a farm several miles away repeat- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS edly butted against a slid- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing glass door, breaking Sheriff’s deputies unsuc- ed him onto a livestock A visitor looks through Lego pieces provided for a project at the Tate into the Keathley family cessfully tried to coax the trailer for his ride home. Modern in London. home in Ashland County’s goat, named Big Boy, The Keathley’s learned Sullivan Township. out of the home with their home insurance Keathley’s 18-year-old carrots, a dog bone and policy covers damage Legos lying around? Toy maker son, Logan, discovered the grass. They eventually from bears and deer but billy goat in the bathroom grabbed him by the horns not goats. She said she’s when he returned home and dragged him outside been in touch with the tests way to recycle bricks Friday afternoon from where they secured him farmer’s insurance com- school to find the family’s in a dog cage. pany. Despite applications NEW YORK (AP) — will donate them to class- Lego, like other big agitated German Shepherd Keathley put a message of carpet deodorant and Lego is looking to keep its rooms across the United brands, is looking to in the driveway, broken out for a missing goat on urine neutralizer, she said plastic bricks out of the States. Some bricks will please customers worried glass on the back porch a community Facebook the odor from Big Boy’s trash. be also sent to the Boys & about plastic’s impact on and the house reeking. page and received a reply urine still lingers. The Danish toymaker is Girls Clubs of Boston for the environment. Plastic Some of the break-in with the owner’s name Asked about her new- testing a way for custom- their after-school pro- doesn’t disintegrate but was recorded on the and number. The apolo- found fame, Keithley said: ers to ship their unwant- grams. instead can break down Keathley’s home surveil- getic owner arrived that “There’s all these awful ed bricks back and get Lego said if the test is into tiny pieces and be lance camera. evening and, with Keath- stories in the world, peo- them into the hands of successful, it may expand eaten by birds or other Two Ashland County ley’s husband’s help, load- ple need this.” other kids. the program beyond the wildlife, endangering It said Tuesday that U.S. next year. their health. customers in the U.S. can The company typically It is also working to find print out a mailing label tells its customers to keep other materials for its col- on its site, dump their their bricks or pass them orful bricks. But finding used Lego bricks in a box on to others. But some one as durable as plastic and ship them off for free. have asked for another has been a challenge, America’s Lego said the pieces will way to donate them, said Brooks said. Last year, Oldest be cleaned, put in a box Tim Brooks, Lego’s vice however, it began making Founded 1818 and given to Teach for president of environmen- Lego trees and bushes out America, a nonprofit that tal responsibility. of sugar cane. 201 years in 2019 BuY YoUr TiCkEtS ToDaY! Michelle Obama to release second book next month By Lolly Bowean ing on her own unique The book will feature an AdMiSsIoN PaSsEs CHICAGO TRIBUNE journey, this time Obama introduction written by will ask her readers and Obama along with more & CoNcErT TiCkEtS CHICAGO — Nearly a supporters to reflect than 150 questions and On SaLe NoW! year after kicking off a rock star-style book tour on themselves. Titled, quotes that aim to compel Fri. 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By Harold Rivera ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNNFIELD — The English High School Hall of Fame wel- comed 13 new members Tues- day night. The Class of 2019 included Joel Abramson (1964 graduate), Douglas Anderson (1968), Shawn Bleau (1988), Gary Bogart (1966), Raymond Brown (1942), James Down (1969), Kevin Franklin (1978), Peter Holey (1981), Joyce Knappe, Donald Lucia (1955), Joseph O’Connor (1980), Mi- chael Pazik (1968) and Chris- tine Pierce (1978). “It’s just a great thing honor- ing people who are graduates of English High School, had great success there and took what they learned from En- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO glish High and made some- English Hall of Fame inductees (back row from left) Shawn Bleau, thing of their lives,” English Douglas Anderson, Gary Bogart, Peter Holey, Joel Abramson, Principal Thomas Strangie James Down and (front row from left) Christine Pierce, said. “They give back to their Joyce Knappe, Joseph O’Connor and Raymond Brown pose for communities. It’s an honor. As a photo at the Hall of Fame induction ceremony Tuesday night. we say, ‘Once a Bulldog, always a Bulldog.’” ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Missing from photo are Kevin Franklin, Michael Pazik and Donald Lucia. HALL OF FAME, B2 Classical’s Ashley Hughes runs through Lynn Woods during a meet against English Tuesday afternoon. Big Blue put it all together in Classical downs English in rivalry 3-0 win over Bulldogs By Mike Alongi and execution that made ITEM STAFF the difference for Swamp- cross country meet scott in the win. SWAMPSCOTT — It “The key for us was just By Daniel Kane may have taken some never getting comfortable ITEM STAFF time for things to gel this and being ready for any- season, but the Swamp- thing, because you never LYNN — The Classical and English cross country scott volleyball team was know when the momen- teams went into Tuesday afternoon’s cross-town rivalry nally able to put every- tum is going to shift,” meet at Lynn Woods with added motivation. But when thing together Tuesday Hollingsworth said. “The it was all said and done the Rams showed up in force evening in a 3-0 win over girls did a great job of with the girls and boys each coming out on top. English in a Northeast- staying focused and they “This day is always fun for the kids,” Classical coach ern Conference matchup. were able to make plays Kevin Fidrych said. “A lot of the kids grow up with some “I was very impressed of the kids from English and know them from middle from start to nish.” with how the girls played On the other side, En- school and stuff. It’s a friendly competition but it’s al- out there,” said Swamp- ways competitive. It’s probably one of the most compet- glish got great outputs scott coach Emily Holling- from Merily Folestal, An- itive matches we have all year. You can see the kids sworth. “It’s been build- gel Batista and Julissa putting in the extra something and bringing extra mo- ing for awhile now, but Romero in the loss. tivation to the course and that’s always nice to see.” they really came out and “The rst two sets for us Rachel Brennan continued her dominant year for the put everything together were really great and I Rams with another rst-place nish (21:25) to help the to get this win. It took a really liked how we girls win 15-50. Miriam Bamaca nished second with a little bit longer than I had played,” said English time of 22:09. hoped, but things are coach Mike Haddad. “I re- “For the girls, Rachel Brennan’s one of our top runners coming together nicely ally don’t think the score on our team and a top runner in the Northeastern Con- now.” ference,” Fidrych said. “She has won every one of our shows how close every The Big Blue got solid meets this year.” point was. I thought both performances from Cassi- On the boys side, English got a boost from a rst-place teams played really dy Ryan, Annika Laude- nish by Adnan Jalal (19:00) but a group effort put the high-quality volleyball mann and Isabel Potts in Rams over the top. Kevin Baker (19:44), Max Gonzalez ITEM FILE PHOTO and it was a very impres- the win. Hollingsworth (19:58), Jacob Lang (20:37) and Josh Stone (21:05) came sive game.” in 2nd through 5th to lift the Rams to a 20-39 win. Swampscott’s Cassidy Ryan had a big game in noted that it was a great “That’s nice to see,” Fidrych said of the boys combined a win over English Tuesday evening. combination of energy SWAMPSCOTT, B2 nishes. “I’m really pleased with everyone’s perfor- mance. Obviously I’m really pleased with the back end in the top ve with the boys. English has a really good runner in Jalal. He’s one of the top runners in our con- Rams soccer exceeding high expectations ference. It’s nice to see our boys go two, three, four, ve and six after that.” By Harold Rivera worked to implement the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR culture. We won the City CROSS COUNTRY, B2 Tournament and things LYNN — It’s one thing took off from there. I’ve to start a new season with always believed this area high expectations. It’s an- has great kids to work other to meet those expec- with. If we can play togeth- tations with ease. That’s er and organized, we’re go- what the Classical boys ing to be successful.” soccer team has proven Offensively, the Rams through the rst half of the carry no shortage of depth. regular season. Junior Jenner Robles, who Classical, 10-1-2 thus far, netted two goals in Mon- has already quali ed for day’s 3-0 win at Danvers, the Division 2 North state leads the team with nine tournament and is well on goals scored. its way toward successfully “Jenner brings accel- defending its Northeastern ITEM FILE PHOTO eration,” Moreno said. Conference title. “He’s very fast. He’s a Sean Mathers had 22 points for St. Mary’s in a “We expected to do bet- high-skilled player and win over Marblehead Tuesday afternoon. ter than last season,” sec- he works really hard. A ond-year coach Eric More- ITEM FILE PHOTO lot of players are offensive no Jr. said. “Last season set minded. He’ll get back and the bar so high. Everyone Classical senior Fernando Gomez has scored St. Mary’s golf grabs six goals so far this season. do the dirty work. He’s came in with very high ex- also a very unsel sh play- pectations. We know what er. If he sees a player in a we can accomplish if we ished at 10-2-6 and drew turn to the postseason. better position he’ll give non-conference win can stick together, stay dis- the No. 5 seed in the sec- “They’ve been able to the assist as well.” ciplined and work as one. tional tournament. The bring that experience Senior Fernando Gomez Everyone knows what we Rams defeated Shaw- from last year,” Moreno over Marblehead and sophomore Gabriel can do. The kids want to sheen, 1-0, in the open- said. “When we came to- Sarmento have scored six stay together and make ing round before falling gether this year it was a goals each. Senior Alex SCHOOL ROUNDUP a deep state tournament to Arlington, 4-0, in the different feeling than last Ixlaj leads the team in as- run. That’s our next goal quarter nal. It only helps year. The kids already By Mike Alongi sists with seven. ITEM STAFF after last year.” that Classical’s returners knew what the expecta- Last season’s team n- know what it takes to re- tions were. Last year we CLASSICAL, B2 The St. Mary’s golf team earned a non-conference win Tuesday afternoon at Gannon Golf Club, taking down Marblehead 163-126. Pete Pagliuca led the way for St. Mary’s with 30 points, Gannon operator renews deal with city while Luke Smith had 29 points. Luke Sargent added 27 points, Sean Mathers had 22 points and Ethan Weisse By Gayla Cawley Golf Facilities Manage- Murphy, will continue to $460,000 in the third had 21 points. Rich Pagliuca and Eric Bridges each had ITEM STAFF ment Inc., which has op- operate the 190-acre golf year, with a $480,000 fee 17 points. erated the course for six course, restaurant and for the four and fifth The Spartans (12-4) are back in action Wednesday (3) LYNN — The City years, had its $2.38 mil- banquet facility, bar con- years. at St. John’s Prep at Far Corner Golf Club in Boxford. Council has authorized lion bid approved by the cession, function hall, pro The company has been Matt Weed led the way for Marblehead, netting three the city to enter into a Lynn Park Commission shop and snack shop. the only bidder for man- birdies to shoot a 38 and earned 30 points. Ben Weed and lease agreement with last week and received GFMI was the sole bid- agement of the Great Gavin Lundgren each scored 20 points for the Magicians. Gannon Municipal Golf council approval on Tues- der in August, and under Woods Road golf course Marblehead (5-7) takes on Danvers Thursday (4). Course’s manager to op- day night. its lease agreement, will each time the city has so- erate the course for five The company, owned by pay the city $480,000 for licited proposals, in 2013 ROUNDUP, B2 more years. Chris Carter and Steve the first and second years, and 2018. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 English inducts 13 into school’s Hall of Fame HALL OF FAME letes, like Shawn Bleau and the life lessons they laughter. He recalled his From B1 and Joseph O’Connor.” learned wearing maroon journeys to the football Strangie shared a simi- and gray. Some chose to teams at Tyler Junior Col- The inductees were hon- lar take. gear their speeches to- lege in Texas and Eastern ored with a ceremony at “It was a great experi- ward the coaches and Michigan University. Spinelli’s in which they ence selecting the induct- mentors that impacted “Bogart’s speech kind of were handed plaques and ees,” Strangie said. “It was their lives at English. took the cake,” Newton city citations from Lynn a lot of work. Some of the Others deflected the cred- said. “Everybody spoke Mayor Thomas M. McGee inductees, I knew person- it to their parents, fami- from the heart. They talk- and the Lynn City Coun- ally. The others I hadn’t lies and support systems. ed about their families cil. met personally. But going “It’s great that they re- and what’s most import- English inducts a new through this process of member where they came ant in life. It wasn’t just class every two years. talking with them, meet- from,” Strangie said. about the hall of fame but Strangie, along with ath- ing with them, it’s just “These people made an what brought them there, letic director Dick New- enriching. It builds that impact. They get to talk and that’s the most im- ton, were members of the whole ‘Bulldog family.’” about them. I know my- portant thing. selection committee. The Taking turns introduc- self, becoming a teacher “You’d want any of these class was announced in ing the inductees were and later an administra- people around your kids,” July. Newton, Strangie, and tor, you really never know Newton said. “That’s how “We try to pick a wide- vice principals Heather the impact you have on you judge them. You want range of people from ath- Fabiano, Jennifer Man- students’ lives until them around your own letes to those who are ac- caniello and Gary Molea. things like this. People re- kids. These people are just tive in the community,” The inductees were invit- member what you did or genuine people. We’re Newton said. “It’s not just ed to take the podium to what you said 20, 30, 40 looking forward to the an athletics hall of fame, deliver brief speeches. years later.” next one. This is one of the like some people think it Many of them homed in Bogart delivered a fun parts of being in edu- is. It’s various people, on their unforgettable ex- cheerful speech in which cation and being at from businessmen to ath- periences at English High he warmed the crowd with English.”

Big Blue volleyball earns conference win ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO Classical’s Deondre Vidal runs through Lynn SWAMPSCOTT lead to grab momentum, late however, as Swamp- leyball over our past few Woods during a meet against English Tuesday. From B1 but English fought right scott was able to coast games and we’re trending back to make it 6-4. The through the rest of the set. upward, but we’re going to The match started off as Bulldogs were able to pull After a service point for have to keep working out Classical runs past a true back-and-forth bat- as close as 11-10, but then Laudemann ended the set there.” tle. The NEC foes battled Swampscott turned on the at 25-7, the Big Blue took Swampscott (4-6) is back to a 3-3 tie early, then con- jets. The Big Blue went off the match. in action Thursday (5:30) English at Lynn Woods tinued scrapping to 7-7 for 12 straight points be- Haddad knows that against Marblehead. The and 8-8 ties. But things fore English could register there are plenty of posi- Big Blue dropped their CROSS COUNTRY turned once Swampscott a score, and after a kill tives to build on from season opener to the Ma- earned the point that gave From B1 from Potts Swampscott Tuesday’s match, and he’ll gicians, but Hollingsworth it a 9-8 lead, as the Big ran away with the second look to emphasize those knows it’s a different ball- The great performance from the girls and boys comes Blue were able to string set, 25-12. positives in practice. Next game this time around. as no shock to the Rams. Fidrych points to the team’s together some great vol- camaraderie and work ethic as key factors for this sea- leys to eventually stretch The Big Blue took that up for English (2-7) is a “We were a much, much momentum right into the home game against Salem different team back then,” son’s recent success. the lead to 18-12. English “It says a lot about the teamwork they bring to the made a small rally at the third set. Swampscott Thursday (5:30). said Hollingsworth. “So grabbed another 5-0 lead “We have to have a talk really, we’re just trying to sport,” Fidrych said. “The guys, you see them working end of the set, but a ser- together out on the course, taking the time and motivat- vice point from Ryan end- out of the gate to put the about that third set, be- take what we’ve been do- pressure on English, then cause I really saw our en- ing over the past few ing each other. That’s nice to see and that showed. It’s ed the set with a 25-18 obviously an individualized sport but at the same time the Big Blue stretched ergy leave us there, but games and bring that kind Swampscott win. it’s a team sport and you have to get those points.” that lead to as high as overall there were a lot of of energy to the Marble- The second set is where The Rams will have some time off before a big week the Big Blue started to 14-6 before the Bulldogs positives to take away,” head game. It’ll be excit- with meets at Gloucester next Wednesday (4) and at gain some footing. Swamp- called a timeout to re- Haddad said. “We’ve really ing to see how we stack up home against Revere next Thursday (4). Then the scott took an early 5-0 group. It was too little, too been playing strong vol- this time around.” Rams, along with the Bulldogs, will shift their focus to the NEC meet on Saturday, Oct. 26 at Gloucester. “We’re all very happy with both the girls and boys teams this season,” Fidrych said. “The girls have won four in a row and the boys are now 3-3. We’re approach- ing the conference meet and gaining some momentum which is big. We’re looking for a solid performance from both teams in a couple weeks.”

ITEM FILE PHOTO Classical’s Alex Ixlaj leads the team with seven assists this season. Classical boys soccer at the top of its game ITEM FILE PHOTO CLASSICAL Salem’s Ethan Doyle won his match 6 1/2-2 1/2 to help the Witches beat Gloucester Tuesday and earn From B1 a berth in the state tournament. “The offense is great,” Moreno said. “We’re getting goals from every single player in the attack. We have plenty of offense. If it’s not someone’s day, someone else will step Salem golf qualifies for state tournament up. A big key to all this working is center-mid Alex Ixlaj. He’s our leader in assists. Usually if a play leads to a ROUNDUP Salem (9-6) hosts Revere Paz each scored one goal. Fenwick (9-1) hosts goal, he’ll start it and we’ll go from there.” From B1 Wednesday (4) at Olde Sa- Goalie Jorge Zapata Swampscott Thursday (4). Seniors Theo Kamarinos and Chris Zelaya bring expe- lem Greens. earned the shutout in net. BOYS CROSS rience to the defense. Junior Tyler Duggan has made his GOLF Swampscott 39, KIPP (5-2) takes on Pros- COUNTRY mark in his first varsity season and Kyle Chear has also Classical 42 1/2, Winthrop 33 pect Hill Saturday morn- Danvers 23, stepped up to the plate. Saugus 29 1/2 Swampscott got wins ing (8:15). Swampscott 34 “We’re very comfortable in all phases of the field right Classical 42, from Aidan Graciale (5-4), VOLLEYBALL The top finishers for now,” Moreno said. “We feel we can beat anyone, it just Revere 30 Lou Spellios (7 1/2-1 1/2), Classical 3, Revere 0 Swampscott were Michael depends on our execution. Our defense is playing very Classical improved to Nate Stern (5-4), Aidan The Rams won a close Ferragamo (fourth place), well right now. Gloucester hadn’t scored less than three 13-5 on the season after Tierney (7-2) and Dawson match by set scores of 25- Chip Cronin (sixth place), goals a game and Beverly’s averaging about six goals a notching a pair of confer- DiBarri (5-4). Danny DiLi- 22, 25-21, 25-23. Matt Brown (seventh game. We only allowed one goal in both of those games. ence wins in a tri-match at sio tied his match (4 1/2-4 Amber Crayton had a big place) Jamie Godwin Defensively, I think we’re extremely strong.” Cedar Glen Golf Course. 1/2). game with 11 service (eighth place) and Dylan Goalie was an area of concern coming into the season after Dan Cortes left the team to graduation. But soph- The Rams take on En- The Big Blue (9-3) travel points and five kills, while Brawley (ninth place). glish Thursday (4) at Gan- omore netminder Isaiah Diaz is averaging five saves per to Gloucester Thursday (4). Kiara Edmonds also had Beverly 28, non Golf Club. contest. BOYS SOCCER 11 service points. Pamela Marblehead 29 Salem 37, “I’m extremely impressed by how he’s been able to English 6, Diaz added 13 digs, Jean The Magicians had two Gloucester 35 come in,” Moreno said. “He had some big shoes to fill. He’s Gloucester 2 Gupton-Morrison had six The Witches punched of the top three finishers in had six shutouts already. That’s pretty good for a first- their ticket to the state Chris Lazo, Ryan Lima assists and Cherish Nwoko the race despite the loss, year keeper. He’s also made some big saves. The defense tournament with a victory and Jalen Coriolan scored had five kills. with Loeden Rodrigues fin- has been outstanding but when it’s been one-on-one, he’s on the road at Bass Rocks two goals apiece. Obed Classical (11-2) hosts ishing first (16:00) and Pe- made some really outstanding saves.” Golf Club. Baswa and Alberto Ampu- Winthrop Thursday (5). ter Clifford finishing third As the Rams hit the closing stretch of their regular sea- “It’s always a big goal at dia led the defense. Goalie FIELD HOCKEY (16:23). son, the goal is to sustain their momentum. the beginning of the year, Jack Mancaniello recorded Fenwick 4, GIRLS CROSS “We’re going to work hard on seeding and give it every- so to qualify for the tourna- three saves. Wilmington 0 COUNTRY thing we have as a game,” Moreno said. “If you can reach ment with still a few games English (11-0-1) travels With the shutout victory, Danvers 20, a top-four seed you can put yourself in a strong position. to go is a great feeling,” to Saugus Friday (4). the Crusaders earned a Swampscott 41 We were the No. 5 seed last year and we felt that if we said Salem coach Tom KIPP 9, Pioneer 0 berth in the state tourna- The top finishers for the were one seed higher it could’ve been a different tourna- Doyle. Marco Escobar netted ment. Big Blue in the loss were ment run. We’re also looking to win the NEC South. But Ethan Doyle (6 1/2-2 1/2), three more goals -- bring- Cailyn Wesley scored Olivia King (third place), for this group, we’re all geared toward the state tourna- Bobby Jellison (6 1/2-2 1/2), ing his season total to a three goals to pace the of- Emma Sands (fifth place) ment. Brady Tremblay (5-4) and league-high 16 -- in the vic- fense, while Kat Clancy Gigi Dishman (10th place) “Working with these young men has been great. They’re Jon Wasserman (5 1/2-3 tory. Angel Zuniga led the added one goal. Goalie Cat Nev Dion (11th place) and all willing to work hard. I’m proud of all of them. We hope 1/2) were all winners for way with four goals, while Elias had seven saves in Elizabeth Green (12th to keep this culture going and always continue being a the Witches. Diego Bamaca and James the shutout. place). successful soccer team.” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY Girls Soccer Boys Soccer North Reading at Lynnfield (6) Spellman at Fenwick (3:30) Golf St. John’s at Catholic Memorial (7) Lynnfield at CAL Open (9) Girls Soccer Lincoln-Sudbury at St. John’s (3) Fenwick at Spellman (3) Peabody at Beverly (3:30) Saugus at English (3:45) Marblehead at Danvers (4) Salem at Classical (5:30) Swampscott at Gloucester (4) Arlington Catholic at St. Mary’s (7) Winthrop at Salem (4) Cross Country Volleyball CAC Meet at Tech (4) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (5) Golf Winthrop at Classical (5:30) Saugus at Academy Penguin Hall St. Mary’s at St. John’s (3) (5:30) Revere at Salem (4) Salem at English (5:30) THURSDAY Swampscott at Marblehead (5:30) Football Tech at Chelsea (5:30) Mystic Valley at KIPP (7) Matignon at Fenwick (5:30) Boys Soccer Field Hockey Peabody at Marblehead (4) Triton at Lynnfield (3:45) Tech at Northeast (4) Swampscott at Fenwick (4) Lynnfield at North Reading (4:30) Saugus at Melrose (4) Beverly at Swampscott (7) Marblehead at Gloucester (7)

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Giants 2 3 0 .400 97 125 Miami 0 4 0 .000 26 163 Washington 0 5 0 .000 73 151 Glauber said. “The Saints the Indianapolis Colts on record in the AFC, moved loser taking the lead for South South are 3-0 without Drew Sunday night. up two places to No. 8. the No. 1 overall (draft) W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Brees, a testament to Pay- The San Francisco 49ers, “Defense better than choice.” Houston 3 2 0 .600 131 110 New Orleans 4 1 0 .800 115 116 Indianapolis 3 2 0 .600 113 115 Carolina 3 2 0 .600 129 107 Jacksonville 2 3 0 .400 111 118 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 147 148 Tennessee 2 3 0 .400 98 76 Atlanta 1 4 0 .200 102 152 North North Barkley still unsure if he’ll play vs. Patriots W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 161 123 Green Bay 4 1 0 .800 119 93 Cleveland 2 3 0 .400 92 122 Detroit 2 1 1 .625 97 95 EAST RUTHERFORD, caneers in Tampa, Florida. were reports the No. 2 every single day, every single Pittsburgh 1 4 0 .200 99 114 Chicago 3 2 0 .600 87 69 N.J. (AP) — New York Gi- Compounding the prob- overall pick in last year’s week. Get ready for the Pa- Cincinnati 0 5 0 .000 80 136 Minnesota 3 2 0 .600 112 73 West West ants injured running back lem for New York was the draft might miss up to two triots and do what I can to W L T Pct PF PA W L T Pct PF PA Saquon Barkley does not concussion sustained this months. He started working help the team win.” Kansas City 4 1 0 .800 148 113 San Francisco 4 0 0 1.000 127 57 know whether he will play past weekend by running out on the field with trainers Barkley rushed for 1,307 Oakland 3 2 0 .600 103 123 Seattle 4 1 0 .800 133 118 L.A. Chargers 2 3 0 .400 103 94 L.A. Rams 3 2 0 .600 146 134 against the New England back Wayne Gallman in the last week. He had a limited yards and 11 touchdowns Denver 1 4 0 .200 90 106 Arizona 1 3 1 .300 100 138 Patriots. 28-10 loss to the Minnesota part in practice on Friday and caught 91 passes for 721 Thursday’s Game Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Barkley practiced on a Vikings. Gallman is in the but was not active for the yards and four TDs last sea- N.Y. Giants at New England, 8:20 p.m. Seattle at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Sunday’s Games San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. limited basis Tuesday as concussion protocol and it game with Minnesota. son. He has a team-high 237 Carolina vs Tampa Bay at London, UK, Atlanta at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. the injury-depleted Giants has left the Giants with two If there was any indica- yards rushing and a TD this 9:30 a.m. Tennessee at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Philadelphia at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Dallas at N.Y. Jets, 4:25 p.m. (2-3) got ready for Thursday healthy running backs, Eli tion whether Barkley would season and caught 11 pass- New Orleans at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at L.A. Chargers, 8:20 p.m. night’s game against the de- Penny and rookie Jon Hilli- play, his travel bag was not es for 74 yards in two-plus Houston at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Monday’s Game Washington at Miami, 1 p.m. Detroit at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. fending Super Bowl cham- man. in front of his locker after games this season. pion New England Patriots Barkley has insisted he practice Tuesday. Healthy Hilliman, the Rutgers (5-0). feels better, but he also un- teammates had their bags rookie who was signed off NHL The 2018 NFL Offensive derstands it might be better out and packed. the practice squad, has had EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Rookie of the Year, Barkley for him to skip the Patriots’ “I expect to get on the bus,” 19 carries for 53 yards. Pen- Atlantic Division Central Division has missed the past two game and return 10 days lat- Barkley said of traveling to ny, who seemed to get more GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Buffalo 3 2 0 1 5 13 7 St. Louis 3 2 0 1 5 8 7 games with high sprain to er, when the Giants play host the game. “That’s the goal. work after Gallman was Toronto 4 2 1 1 5 16 13 Colorado 2 2 0 0 4 9 5 his right ankle. He was hurt to the Arizona Cardinals. That’s the mindset I have, so hurt, has eight rushes for 30 Detroit 2 2 0 0 4 9 6 Nashville 2 1 1 0 2 8 7 Boston 2 2 0 0 4 3 1 Winnipeg 3 1 2 0 2 10 14 on Sept. 15 against the Buc- After he was hurt, there that is how I am attacking it yards. Montreal 2 1 0 1 3 9 9 Chicago 1 0 1 0 0 3 4 Tampa Bay 3 1 1 1 3 11 10 Minnesota 2 0 2 0 0 4 9 Florida 2 1 1 0 2 6 8 Dallas 3 0 3 0 0 6 9 Ottawa 2 0 2 0 0 4 9 Pacific Division Fox Sports hires Rob Gronkowski as NFL analyst Metropolitan Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Anaheim 2 2 0 0 4 5 2 Carolina 3 3 0 0 6 11 8 Vegas 2 2 0 0 4 9 2 (AP) — Fox Sports has Washington 3 2 0 1 5 7 6 Edmonton 2 2 0 0 4 9 7 hired Rob Gronkowski as N.Y. Rangers 2 2 0 0 4 10 5 Calgary 2 1 1 0 2 6 5 an NFL analyst. The net- Philadelphia 1 1 0 0 2 4 3 Los Angeles 1 0 1 0 0 5 6 Pittsburgh 2 1 1 0 2 8 5 Vancouver 2 0 2 0 0 2 6 work announced on Tues- N.Y. Islanders 2 1 1 0 2 5 3 Arizona 2 0 2 0 0 1 3 day that the former New Columbus 3 1 2 0 2 7 14 San Jose 3 0 3 0 0 3 12 New Jersey 2 0 1 1 1 6 12 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for OT loss. England Patriots tight end will make his debut Tuesday’s Games Detroit at Montreal, 7 p.m. Dallas at Washington, 7 p.m. Anaheim at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. during Thursday night’s Winnipeg at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7 p.m. pregame show before the Carolina at Florida, 7 p.m. Edmonton at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Edmonton vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nassau Vet- St. Louis at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Patriots-New York Giants erans Memorial Coliseum, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. game. Anaheim at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Washington at Nashville, 8 p.m. San Jose at Nashville, 8 p.m. San Jose at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Gronkowski retired at Los Angeles at Calgary, 9 p.m. Calgary at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. the end of last season Boston at Vegas, 10 p.m. Boston at Colorado, 9 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Vegas at Arizona, 10 p.m. after winning his third Montreal at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Friday’s Games Super Bowl with the Pa- New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Anaheim at Columbus, 7 p.m. triots. He is expected to Thursday’s Games N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. appear on Fox’s NFL stu- dio show as well as be an analyst for some games. MLB PLAYOFFS Fox Sports executive DIVISIONAL SERIES N.Y. Yankees 5, Minnesota 1, N.Y. producer Brad Zager said (Best-of-5) Yankees win series 3-0 in a statement that Gron- Sunday, Oct. 6 Tuesday, Oct. 8 kowski’s passion for the Houston (Verlander 21-6) at Tampa L.A. Dodgers 10, Washington 4 game and larger-than-life Bay (Castillo 5-8), 7:07 p.m. (FS1) Atlanta 3, St. Louis 1 personality made him a Wednesday, Oct. 9 great fit. Monday, Oct. 7 St. Louis (Flaherty 11-8) at Atlanta Tampa Bay 10, Houston 3, Houston (Foltynewicz 8-6), 5:02 p.m. (TBS) Gronkowski was a four- leads series 2-1 Washington (Strasburg 18-6) at time All-Pro selection St. Louis 5, Atlanta 4, 10 innings. during his nine seasons L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 14-4), 8:37 FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Series tied 2-2 p.m. (TBS) with New England. His Washington 6, L.A. Dodgers 1, Thursday, Oct. 10 79 touchdowns are third Rob Gronkowski has been hired by Fox Sports to be an NFL analyst, and Series tied 2-2 Tampa Bay at Houston (FS1) among tight ends. he will make his debut Thursday night for the Patriots-Giants game. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Roommate’s presence complicates ‘friends with benefits’ DEAR ABBY: I’ve looking elsewhere. been spending time with Dear Abby is written by Abigail a certain gentleman for Van Buren, also known as Jeanne DEAR ABBY: After a more than five years. I long period of infertility, am in love with him. We Phillips, and was founded by her a dear friend of mine dated at first, then be- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact found out she is expect- came friends with bene- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. ing. Unfortunately, a mu- fits. He had another Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. tual friend at work stole woman move in with him her thunder and told me a few years ago, but we about the pregnancy be- are still friends with ben- fore she had a chance to efits, and he has become He invited the other it’s rude to do this in pub- tell me herself. While I’m my best friend. He listens woman to move in be- lic? I’m almost tempted pleased to hear that she’s when I need someone to cause she is providing to caress my breasts with pregnant, I’m also a bit talk to and knows how to something he finds of val- both hands and push up- upset that because I al- give a good pep talk when ue. (Are you sure they ha- ward. But I guess that ready know, I can no lon- I need one. We talk sever- ven’t gotten married or would be worse. Any ger give her a genuine al hours a day and text enjoy similar benefits?) If ideas? reaction consisting of throughout the day. he wanted her out, he love, shock and excite- I know in my heart we would find a way to do it. INFURIATED IN ment when she tells me are meant to be together. During your next “hours- TOPEKA face-to-face. Of course I long” phone call, tell him He tells me he loves me DEAR INFURIATED: will still express how but says he can’t ask the that as much as you care happy I am, but should I for him, you can no longer Forget hoisting your other woman to move out breasts skyward. Rather let her know I was al- because she doesn’t have continue to live in limbo. ready informed? Give him a deadline to than succumb to infuria- anywhere to go until she tion, dig deep and try to makes the person living get rid of his houseguest ALREADY KNOW IN and, if he doesn’t meet it, feel some sympathy. This THE SOUTH in her house move out. has everything to do with How do I talk to him cut off his “benefits.” our Creator’s grand de- DEAR ALREADY KNOW: about this? DEAR ABBY: As a sign. Because men’s geni- By all means tell your OTHER WOMAN woman, I am infuriated talia are external, they friend how happy you are by men of all ages who sometimes get pinched in for her and that you know DEAR OTHER WOM- have to adjust their their clothing, which is how long she has wanted AN: Friends do not string crotches all the time. Is uncomfortable. It’s only this. Express to her how friends along for years, there any way we can tell natural that they reflex- exciting the news is, but which is what this “gen- these men that what ively try to remedy the do NOT tell her you al- tleman” has been doing to they’re doing is vulgar situation. Because it ready heard it from a you. and embarrassing, and bothers you so much, try co-worker. BRIDGE

If partner overbids, you must overplay Emily Dickinson wrote, “Luck is not Declarer realized that he could chance, it’s toil; fortune’s expensive not handle bad breaks. He needed smile is earned.” either a doubleton heart queen or no That is usually true. At the bridge diamond loser. table, unless you and your partner are Since time was of the essence, excessively cautious in the auction, you South immediately led a low dia- will often need some luck to make your mond to dummy’s jack. When the contract. This is especially true if you finesse worked, declarer played a have pushed into a thin game. heart to his ace and continued with In today’s deal, South is in four his remaining low diamond. When the hearts. When the dummy comes king appeared, South won with dum- down, declarer cannot count 10 top my’s ace, played a trump to his king, tricks. How should he try to get lucky ruffed a spade on the board, played after taking the first trick with his a diamond to the 10, ruffed his last spade ace? spade, discarded a club on the dia- The one-club opening wouldn’t mond queen and claimed. Declarer bring a smile to anyone’s face (be- took one spade, three hearts, four cause the suit is so poor), but when diamonds and two spade ruffs. you have ace-king, ace, you should Finally, note that South had to strain to open. North makes a nega- resist the temptation to run his di- tive double to show his heart length, amond 10; otherwise, West would South “raises” his partner’s suit, and have covered with the king and held North hopes for the best. declarer to three diamond tricks. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS DID YOU KNOW?

Rhythm + Flow Netflix New Series! Judges Cardi B, Chance the Rapper and T.I. search Ovation TV news and more for the next breakout hip-hop star in this music By Rick Gables competition series. New hourlong episodes of the Ovation TV will premiere 10-episode series will roll out each Wednesday, be- the new season of award-win- ginning with the auditions (Episodes 1-4), followed ning master class on the craft by cyphers, rap battles and music videos (Episodes of acting, Inside the Actors 5-7), and samples, collaborations and the finale Studio, on Sunday, October (Episodes 8-10). 13 at 10 PM ET/7 PM PT. NHL Hockey Host and guests for these NBCSN, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Live brand new episodes will in- NBCSN’s Wednesday Night Hockey doubleheader clude Jane Lynch interview- has the New Jersey Devils at the Philadelphia Flyers, ing David Oyelowo, Alec followed by the L.A. Kings at the Vancouver Canucks. Baldwin interviewing Henry The Goldbergs: “Food in a Geoffy” Winkler, Kelsey Grammer ABC, 8 p.m. interviewing director James Making your way in the world today takes everything Burrows, Ellen Burstyn in- you’ve got — which Geoff Schwartz (Sam Lerner), terviewing Al Pacino, with boyfriend of Erica Goldberg (Hayley Orrantia), learns additional talent names to be on tonight’s episode of the 1980s-set comedy. announced. When his new food-delivery service misplaces a Hallmark Channel will pre- cheesesteak, he calls on Erica’s dad, Murray (Jeff miere its new original movie Garlin), for help finding it. As they scour the town, Love, Fall and Order on Sat- they run into some familiar faces portraying their urday, October 12 at 9 PM ET/PT. With the Fall season neighbors: Cheers alums Rhea Perlman, Kirstie Alley, underway, Claire (Erin Ca- George Wendt and John Ratzenberger guest-starring hill), an ambitious New York as part of ABC’s “Cast From the Past Week.” attorney, returns to her small Riverdale: “Chapter Fifty-Eight: In Memoriam” hometown in Vermont to help The CW, 8 p.m. save her father’s farm from Season Premiere! being lost in a legal battle Season 4 opens with an emotional goodbye to Fred with his neighbor. There, she Andrews and the late Luke Perry. The Beverly Hills, runs into her former high 90210 icon’s longtime friend and former costar school rival, Patrick (Trevor Shannen Doherty guest-stars. Donovan), a handsome local College Football: Appalachian State at Louisiana lawyer, whom she soon learns ESPN2, 8 p.m. Live is related to the woman suing Sun Belt Conference foes collide at Cajun Field in her dad and is also represent- Lafayette as the Appalachian State Mountaineers ing her in the upcoming court visit the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns. case against him. Before long, Chicago Med: “In the Valley of the Shadows” Claire and Patrick find them- NBC, 8 p.m. selves on opposing sides of Drs. Choi (Brian Tee) and Marcel (Dominic Rains) the heated property dispute don’t see eye-to-eye over the treatment of a patient’s and conflicting feelings arise chronic pain. Meanwhile, rumors start to circulate when an autumn romance be- about Maggie (Marlyne Barrett), and Dr. Manning gins to bloom between them. (Torrey DeVitto) works to help a young boy, but her The CW will premiere the treatment suggestions are challenged by the par- new season of Dynasty on ents, who believe in only using holistic remedies. Friday, October 11 at 9 PM SEAL Team: “Ignore and Override” ET/PT. The Carrington fami- ly will face the unknown on CBS, 9 p.m. all fronts. Fallon (Elizabeth The mission in Serbia continues in the new episode Gillies) is surrounded by a “Ignore and Override,” as Jason’s (David Boreanaz) host of rivals looking to de- past returns to haunt him and leaves him contem- stroy her, the most wicked plating his future. of which is her own brother, Chicago Fire: “Badlands” Adam (Sam Underwood), NBC, 9 p.m. who takes the idea of “sibling Brett (Kara Killmer) and Foster (Annie Ilonzeh) rivalry” to a whole new level Al Pacino, courtesy of Ovation TV. question the suspicious circumstances surrounding of crazy. At the same time, a brutal attack at a juvenile detention center, which Fallon and Liam (Adam Hu- jump back in the game and upper-class life, but amongst rington world. As in the past, leaves them searching for the truth. A convoluted ber) attempt to keep their ro- his half-sister Dominique the thrills of his newfound the family will have to find a new technology installed inside Firehouse 51 tests mance sane, but secrets and (Michael Michele), is here to freedom, there will be dan- way to come together if they everybody’s patience. Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) gets skeletons from her closet will stay. Meanwhile, Sammy Jo gers lurking. The road ahead are to claw their way back chosen to represent the district at a leadership con- make that more difficult than (Rafael De La Fuente) enters is full of the shocking twists to the top of the billionaire ference. ever. Blake (Grant Show) will an exhilarating phase of the and turns from the Car- mountain.

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The would step aside for an ex- Kurds stand to lose the pected Turkish attack on autonomy they gained Syrian Kurdish fighters, from Damascus during who have fought along- Syria’s civil war, now in its side Americans for years. ninth year, and could see But he then threatened to Turkey seize much of the “totally destroy and oblit- territory where the Kurd- erate” Turkey’s economy if ish population is concen- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS they went too far. trated. The U.S. president later President Bashar As- With Hong Kong’s summer of protests now stretching into the fall and clashes becoming increas- cast his decision to pull sad’s government aban- ingly ferocious, medical professionals have quietly banded together to form the Hidden Clinic back U.S. troops from doned the predominantly and other networks to secretly treat the injuries of many young demonstrators who fear arrest if parts of northeast Syria Kurdish area in north- they go to government hospitals. as fulfilling a campaign ern Syria at the height of promise to withdraw from Syria’s civil war to focus “endless war” in the Mid- on more key areas where dle East. Republican crit- the military was being Undercover medics reveal ics and others said he was challenged by the rebels. sacrificing a U.S. ally, the The U.S. then partnered Syrian Kurds, and under- with the Kurdish fighters mining American credibil- to fight the Islamic State toll of Hong Kong protests ity. group, at the cost of thou- Trump’s statements sands of fighters’ lives. have reverberated on all The danger now could HONG KONG (AP) — broken and dislocated ments in the territory of she spends her nights deal- sides of the divide in Syria prompt the Kurds to even- As riot police fought an- bones, gaping wounds 7.5 million people, not ing with a steady stream and the Mideast. tually negotiate with As- ti-government demonstra- and exposure to tear gas those treated privately. of injured protesters, giv- In Ankara, Turkish Vice sad’s government for some tors on the streets of Hong so prolonged that they The protests were ing them quick, initial di- President Fuat Oktay form of protection. Kong over the weekend, were coughing up blood. triggered in June by a agnoses via text message said Turkey was intent U.N. Secretary-General two photos popped into It also says the severity of now-abandoned measure and photo, and dispensing on combatting Kurdish Antonio Guterres called the encrypted inbox of a the injuries has increased that would have allowed advice. She then reaches fighters across its border on all parties in north- sharply in the past week, criminal suspects to be ex- out to the network’s be- group of volunteer medics in Syria and on creating a eastern Syria “to exer- tradited for trial in Com- hind-the-scenes doctors, who call themselves the with hard-core protesters zone where Turkey could cise maximum restraint,” arranging more extensive “Hidden Clinic.” and police increasingly munist Party-controlled resettle Syrian refugees. spokesman Stephane Du- The images showed the tough on each other. courts in mainland China. consultations and treat- “Where Turkey’s securi- jarric said. nastily swollen left arm A practitioner who spe- They’ve flared into sus- ment — and even help ty is concerned, we deter- The Kurdish-led Syr- of a 22-year-old protester cializes in traditional tained fury against Lam’s with any costs. mine our own path, but we ian Democratic Forces who had been beaten and Chinese medicine and is government, testing com- When the protests be- set our own limits,” Oktay have pledged to fight back were accompanied by a not affiliated with Hid- mitments from Commu- gan, Wong said she used said. against any Turkish as- message from the sender den Clinic says she alone nist leaders in Beijing not her medical skills on the Turkey has been build- sault, raising the poten- that said, “I suspect his has treated 60-80 pa- to interfere in the internal front lines. She helped as- ing up reinforcements tial for an eruption of new bone is broken.” tients, some with multiple affairs of Hong Kong, a semble Hidden Clinic at on its side of the border warfare in Syria. “We will After exchanges through wounds from tear-gas can- semi-autonomous hub for the end of July because “I in preparation for an as- not hesitate for a moment the night via the Telegram isters and other riot-con- international trade and realized the injuries are sault. At least two convoys in defending our people,” messaging app that ar- trol projectiles. The wom- finance that reverted to getting more severe,” she of buses carrying Turkish it said in a statement. ranged an off-the-books an, who spoke on condition Chinese rule in 1997. said. commandos headed to the On Tuesday, a spokes- X-ray, the protester was of anonymity because she The full scope of the Its name reflects its low border Tuesday, state-run man for the SDF invited diagnosed with a displaced fears reprisal during her clandestine efforts to treat profile — its Telegram Anadolu Agency report- Trump to come see the fracture of the ulnar bone. frequent trips to the main- protesters isn’t clear, be- logo is a bear wearing an ed. Later, the Associated progress the force and the With Hong Kong’s land, uses acupuncture to cause both the injured and identity-concealing surgi- Press saw three convoys U.S. made in northeastern summer of protests now ease their pain and doesn’t the medics want to protect cal mask — but also the made up of dozens of mil- Syria. stretching into the fall and charge for her services. themselves in the atmo- many unreported injuries itary vehicles, including “We have more work clashes becoming increas- This behind-the-scenes sphere of deep distrust its volunteers see. trucks carrying armored to do to keep ISIS from ingly ferocious, medical doctoring, outside of gov- that has put Hong Kong “Data published by the personnel carriers and coming back & make our professionals have quietly ernment hospitals, sug- on edge. But interviews government aren’t real- tanks, driving toward the accomplishments perma- banded together to form gests that the official toll by The Associated Press ly accurate anymore, and border town of Akcakale. nent. If America leaves, the Hidden Clinic and of 1,235 injured protesters with four practitioners there are a lot of hidden In the Syrian capital of all will be erased,” he other networks to secretly treated in public hospitals and with protesters treat- injuries,” Wong said. Damascus, Deputy For- tweeted, referring to the treat the injuries of many since June 9 significant- ed outside the government With many distrustful eign Minister Faisal Mek- Islamic State group by an young demonstrators who ly undercounts both the health system show it is of Lam’s government, and dad called on the country’s alternative acronym. fear arrest if they go to number and full extent extensive, underscoring by extension its hospitals, Kurds to rejoin the govern- Turkey considers Kurd- government hospitals. of those hurt in the more the support that the dem- “patients would rather en- ment side after apparently ish fighters in Syria ter- The person who mes- than 400 demonstrations onstrators enjoy. dure the pain and not get being abandoned by their rorists and links them to saged the network on the tallied by the government. One trainee doctor, who arrested,” she said. American allies. His com- a decades-old insurgency injured protester’s behalf Hong Kong’s chief execu- wouldn’t give her full For some injuries, Hid- ments were the first Syri- in Turkey. It has already later explained the youth’s tive, Carrie Lam, says the name and asked to be den Clinic dispenses tem- an reaction since Trump’s launched two major incur- wariness by saying, “Many casualty count includes identified only as Wong porary treatment that al- announcement on Sunday. sions into northern Syria of his friends have been injuries to more than 300 for fear she would damage lows protesters to wait a “The homeland wel- over the past years. detained when seeing doc- police officers. The gov- her career, said her su- few days before going to comes all its sons, and Da- The first was in 2016, tors.” ernment tally, compiled pervisor at a major public an Accident & Emergen- mascus will solve all Syri- when Turkey and its al- The Hidden Clinic says by the Hospital Authority, hospital doesn’t know of cy facility, so they can lie an problems in a positive lied Syrian opposition it has clandestinely treat- only counts patients who her involvement with Hid- more convincingly that way, away from violence,” fighters attacked IS-held ed 300-400 protesters visited 18 public Accident den Clinic. they weren’t recently hurt Mekdad said in an inter- areas west of the Euphra- with an array of injuries: and Emergency depart- After her regular shifts, in violence. view with the pro-govern- tes River. Climate activists block roads in global protests

LONDON (AP) — Hun- bivouacs.” out, moving us out or using intersection. dreds of climate change Mike Gumn, 33, a Na- teargas, we will be here, More than 100 protest- activists camped out in tional Health Service man- we will remain united, ers dressed as bees at central London on Tues- ager with two children, non-violent,” said Clement Sydney’s Hyde Park to day during a second day of said he used a day of annu- Schneider, 26, from Fri- highlight their claim that world protests by the Ex- al leave so he could attend bourg, Switzerland. insects are under threat tinction Rebellion move- the demonstration. Gumn, “And this will only rein- due to the impact of hu- ment to demand more of Bristol, took umbrage at force, I hope, our commit- mans on the environment. urgent actions to counter Johnson’s characterization ment for the coming pro- Some activists camped global warming. of climate change activists tests.” at Melbourne’s Carlton Determined activists as “hippies.” In Brisbane, Australia, Gardens overnight before glued themselves to the “I want to make a state- protesters chained them- marching to a street cor- British government’s De- ment that (the activists) selves to intersections in ner locked down by more partment of Transport are all different sorts of the city center and three than 100 protesters in building as police work- people from all different people locked themselves inclement weather. Po- ing to keep streets clear walks of life, not just peo- onto barrels filled with lice arrested 59 people for appealed to protesters to ple you would call hip- concrete. A protester hang- blocking an intersection. move to Trafalgar Square. pies,” he said. ing from a harness beneath “I don’t know that shut- Cities in Australia, else- Police arrested 152 peo- Brisbane’s Story Bridge ting the city down nec- where in Europe and oth- ple on Monday, taking the and brandishing “climate essarily wins you many er parts of the world also two-day total to 471. emergency” flags was tak- friends,” Victoria premier had climate change pro- Disruption continued in en into police custody and Daniel Andrews said. tests for a second day. other major cities in Eu- charged with unregulated In Perth, about 50 pro- British Prime Minister rope. Activists set up tents high-risk activity. testers converged outside Boris Johnson appealed in Paris, occupying a ma- Queensland police con- the offices of The West Monday to the protesters jor square and blocking firmed 29 people — rang- Australian, the city’s daily to stop blocking London’s traffic along a bridge near ing in age from 19 to 75 newspaper. The front page streets. He called the ac- city hall. — were arrested in the of Tuesday’s paper was PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tivists “uncooperative “We’ll stay here until city, and six others were left intentionally blank crusties” who should aban- the end and if they must arrested in Sydney after for protesters to use as a Police arrest a climate demonstrator on White- don their “hemp-smelling remove us by carrying us lying in a downtown street placard. hall in London Tuesday. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2019 THE DAILY ITEM B7 CLASSIFIED

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By Genevieve Ko TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Last year, pan-slammed chocolate chip cookies were declared Best. Cookies. Ever. By social media tinker- bells. The technique involves slamming a pan of half- baked or just-baked cook- PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE ies against the counter so that the air bubbles from Chocolate chunk oat- baking soda and beaten meal cookies were eggs that lift the dough the rage last year. But pop, flattening the cook- sometimes you need ies. Their tops then ripple a more substantial like waves on a lake when cookie. a stone hits the surface. A dramatic look for mouth- 1 1/2 cups unsalted but- watering photos. ter, room temperature But do they taste good? 3/4 cup granulated sug- Well, of course. Because ar they’re chocolate chip 1 1/2 cups packed dark cookies, which all taste brown sugar good to some degree. When 1/4 cup heavy cream deflated, pan-slammed 2 large eggs, room tem- centers become dense like perature a cross between raw cook- 1 tablespoon pure vanil- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ie dough and chocolate la extract A vegetable stir fry dish being prepared in New York. The stir-fry technique has many truffles. 4 cups old-fashioned people intimidated. But if you can slice and stir, you can stir fry. Extra buttery, sugary (rolled) oats and chocolaty, they’re 2 cups walnut halves designed to be devoured and pieces quickly. They’re as indul- 1. Heat the oven to 375 gent as the act of posting degrees. Line three large pictures of them. cookie sheets with parch- Those ooh-look-at-me ment paper. STIR FRY cookies are an easy plea- 2. Coarsely chop the sure, a hard sugar high chocolate into half-inch fast and fleeting. chunks, leaving all the The idea of it intimidates people, but But sometimes you flaky bits on the cutting need a cookie with sub- board. Whisk the flour, stance, something you baking soda and salt in a if you can slice and stir, you can fry have to chew that reveals medium bowl or on a large its depth and complexity sheet of parchment or wax By Katie Workman And because stir-fry food is cut small, cooking goes with each bite. Something paper. ASSOCIATED PRESS quickly. So doing it in stages and batches and then that makes you feel you 3. Beat the butter and combining it all at the end adds only a handful of can handle anything. both sugars with a stand For every home cook happily tossing together extra minutes. That’s what these cook- a stir fry at home, there are a dozen would-be mixer fitted with the pad- 8. Add the sauce at the end. Only once your in- ies do. Chunky with dle attachment on medi- stir fryers wanting to make chicken-broccoli-sug- gredients are cooked do you want to add any liquid. crunchy walnuts, chewy um speed, scraping the ar-snap-pea stir fry. and then sheepishly reaching Otherwise, you wouldn’t really be stir frying, but with oats, fudgy with bowl occasionally, until for the takeout menu. braising or poaching. A bit of cornstarch mixed into chocolate, these bake into smooth and creamy but Stir-fry technique has many people intimidated. the sauce will allow it to thicken as it simmers. thick, craggy disks with not fluffy, about three But if you can slice and stir, you can stir fry. 9. Make some rice. It’s nice to have something crisp edges and tender minutes. With the ma- So, let’s break it down, review the basics, and get to soak up that sauce. Choose any kind of rice you centers. chine running on medium everyone on their way to stir-fry success. like: white, brown, jasmine, basmati, whichever. They’re not technically speed, pour in the cream in DIRECTIONS Noodles, especially Asian noodles, are another nice chocolate chip cookies be- 1. Read the recipe all the way through. The in- base for stir fries. cause they’re filled with a steady stream and beat gredients, the steps, everything. Getting a sense of INGREDIENTS chopped chocolate, but until smooth. Scrape the the order of events so you know what’s coming will Here are a handful of condiments called for in they deliver the same nos- bowl, turn the machine to make you more confident as you cook. many Asian recipes. Once you get to know them, talgic comfort. medium-low speed, and 2. Prep ALL the ingredients before you start you can play with them like mad. Chopping the chocolate add the eggs one at a time, cooking. Stir-frying goes quickly, so make sure your — Soy Sauce. Indispensable in Asian cooking (and by hand gives you the then the vanilla. Beat just ingredients are all cut and ready to roll. You don’t interesting in non-Asian recipes as well). It packs obvious joy of big, melty until smooth and scrape want to realize suddenly a rich, salty taste, and is chunks, but, as important, the bowl. that you still need to mince brewed from soybeans and slivers as thin as splinters 4. Turn the machine to the garlic that’s supposed to wheat. You can choose regu- that season the dough low speed and gradually be sauteeing along with the Cook in layers lar or less-sodium soy sauce, throughout. Untoasted add the flour mixture then broccoli. and if there are gluten intol- whole walnuts have a tan- the oats. Scrape the bowl, 3. Make sure your ingre- and batches. erances in your family, go for nic edge to their nuttiness add the walnuts and mix dients are of similar size. tamari, which is similar but that balances chocolate’s on low speed until evenly Most stir fries involve fairly The secret to great without wheat. richness while highlight- incorporated. You should small-cut ingredients added — Sesame Oil. Made ing its bittersweet side. hear the nuts cracking in stages, sometimes in stir-fries, and from toasted sesame seeds, And oats — lots of them into smaller pieces as the batches, so everything ends this oil has a nutlike and — add a nuanced natural paddle turns. Scrape in all up properly cooked at the lots of other aromatic flavor. It’s often earthy sweetness to the the chocolate chunks and same time. When chopping added at the end of cooking white-and-brown-sugar bits and beat on low speed broccoli for instance, or cub- cooking methods to preserve its wonderful base. Each bite gives you until well mixed. ing chicken, try and make flavor. It’s strong, so use everything at once and 5 Use a large (three-ta- all the pieces roughly the like frying and sautéing, is in small amounts. Chili also something new. You blespoon) cookie scoop to same size. to not crowd the pan, sesame oil is a nice way to might hit a mother lode drop balls of dough onto 4. Feel free to swap or add that sesame flavor and of chocolate or a walnut’s a prepared sheet, spacing substitute ingredients. If and to leave some heat at the same time. crackle, but always with them two inches apart. you want broccoli instead Keep it in the fridge to keep the foundational oatmeal Bake until golden brown, of sugar snap peas, great! the food alone it from getting rancid. chew of a nicely salted, about 15 minutes. Again, just make sure the — Hoisin Sauce. A thick, buttery cookie. Scoop the remaining vegetables you sub in are between stirs. somewhat intense sauce It’s not that these are dough while the first cut comparably and have made from ground soybeans the best cookies ever. batch bakes, then bake a similar density, therefore and some kind of starch, They’re the best cookies the remaining sheets, one a similar cooking time. Or seasoned with red chilies right now. Because choco- at a time. adjust the time as needed: Sliced carrots will need and garlic. Vinegar, Chinese five-spice and sugar late chip cookie trends are 6. Cool on the pan on a more cooking time than spinach, for instance, so are also commonly added. a reflection of our times wire rack. You can wait for add a few minutes to the cooking time, or add them — Chili Garlic Sauce. Versatile, spicy and gar- in America. We need for- them to completely cool or earlier in the recipe. Cubed pork can be used in licky, as the name suggests. It’s got a slightly rough titude heading into 2020 eat them warm. No judg- place of chicken, tofu can be swapped in for shrimp texture, and a dose of tanginess from vinegar. and, so, these hearty, nut- ment. — most stir fries are flexible. ty chocolate chunk cook- — Oyster Sauce. Made from oyster extracts com- VARIATIONS 5. A skillet may be better than a small wok. The ies. bined with sugar, soy sauce, salt and thickeners. Salted Chocolate Chunk bowl-shaped pans sold as woks are not always the This thick, dark brown sauce is a staple in Chinese When we were slamming Walnut Oatmeal Cookies best answer for a home cook. Because there is a family-style cooking. pans the last few years, Sprinkle the tops of the lot of sloped side area to a wok, there isn’t much Another way to add saltiness and umami (savori- we needed a cookie that dough balls lightly with flat bottom sitting directly on the heat. I like using ness) to stir fries. helped us look away from flaky sea salt, fleur de sel a very large skillet, so the food in the pan is less — Fish Sauce, or nam pla in Thai. A basic in- harsh realities and into crowded and gets a better distribution of heat. If gredient in Southeast Asian cuisines, particularly screens of magical dough or kosher salt before bak- you do want a wok, get a big one! Thai and Vietnamese. It has a pungent odor, but wrinkles. Pan-slammed ing. 6. Make sure the pan is hot. You need high heat when used in cooking, the flavor is much milder. cookies helped us escape Soft and Chewy Choco- to get the best flavor from the ingredients in a The aroma comes from the liquid given off by reality; these chunky ones late Chunk Cookies stir fry. And you need the pan to be hot before the anchovies that have been salted or fermented. will get us through it. Substitute a quarter-cup ingredients hit it, so they have a chance to sear a This is the kind of thing you might want to keep THICK AND CHEWY vegetable oil for four ta- bit, locking in color and flavor. to yourself until your kids have eaten and enjoyed CHOCOLATE ble-spoons butter. Beat 7. Cook in layers and batches. The secret to great fish sauce in a recipe. CHUNK COOKIES with the butter and sugar stir-fries (and lots of other cooking methods, like Two items to keep in the fridge: 1 hour. Makes about 3 and proceed as above. frying and sautéing) is to not crowd the pan, and to ­— Ginger. Fresh ginger is one of the greatest in- dozen. Make Ahead: The dough leave the food alone between stirs. Giving individu- gredients in stir fries. Spicy, bracing, uplifting. It’s 14 ounces semisweet balls will keep in an air- al pieces of food a chance to come in direct contact an easy way to add bang-for-your-buck flavor. or bittersweet chocolate, tight container in the re- with the hot pan on a continuous basis is the dif- — Garlic. Usually finely minced, sometimes thin- coarsely chopped frigerator for up to three ference between nicely browned pieces and a pile of ly sliced. 1 1/2 cups all-purpose days and in the freezer for steamed food. That’s why many stir-fry recipes call The base of garlic and ginger heated together in flour up to three months before for cooking ingredients separately or in batches. oil is a sign of a terrific stir fry in the making. 1 teaspoon baking soda baking. 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher Distributed by Tribune salt Content Agency, LLC.