THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 Boston robbery suspect bagged in Lynn By Gayla Cawley placed into the back of the cruiser. immediately because they con rmed ITEM STAFF Delcid was arrested on a July 2015 that he had a warrant, Kmiec said. warrant out of Boston for two counts of Kmiec said the arrest was a result of LYNN — People on Munroe Street armed robbery, according to Lynn Police good communication between of cers, saw about ve minutes of action on who observed Delcid and knew him, as Wednesday afternoon, when a 27-year- Lt. Michael Kmiec. Kmiec said an of cer spotted Delcid he does have a history. old man was quickly handcuffed and “Another good spot by of cers,” Kmiec arrested by Lynn Police of cers. on Union Street, realized he had a warrant and radioed another police said. “It’s a serious felony warrant to Witnesses looked on as a police cruis- get off the street as well.” ITEM PHOTO | GAYLA CAWLEY er pulled up and of cers jumped out of car. the car, spotted Ermes Delcid, of Lynn, Two of cers saw Delcid walking in Gayla Cawley can be reached at gcaw- Ermes Delcid was arrested on a war- and handcuffed him on Munroe Street the area of Washington and Munroe [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter rant out of Suffolk Superior Court on shortly after 2:30 p.m. He was then streets and placed him under arrest @GaylaCawley. Munroe Street Wednesday afternoon. Lynn registers interest in RMV By Thomas Grillo ITEM STAFF LYNN — It could be awhile before North Shore residents have another Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) of ce. For the third time in more than a year, the state is search- ing for 6,600 square feet of space in one of eight communi- ties north of Boston. While Lynn made the list along with Beverly, Danvers, Lynn eld, Middleton, Peabody, Tops eld and Wake eld, don’t count on a Registry of ce in the city. “Lynn doesn’t have any com- mercial space near the highway that would work and the state really wants highway access,” a source familiar with the trans- action told The Item. “The state prefers a high pro le location. Danvers and Peabody are the sweet spot.” The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance Drumming up interest in Newport (DCAMM) has given landlords until the end of August to sub- Terri Lyne Carrington never Jazz Festival in Rhode Island. It’s Terri Lyne Car- mit a plan for space in a 10- met her grandfather, Mattie Car- a tribute to their good friend Geri rington’s father, year lease. The RMV expects rington, a talented drummer and Allen, the acclaimed pianist who a Lynn native, 600 visitors a day to the new one of the greatest musicians to died in June at age 60 of cancer. introduced her to of ce and they require 125 BY BILL BROTHERTON ever come out of Lynn. He died The three were booked to perform the drums in their parking spaces. basement and she Gordon Hall, president of The about a month before Terri Lyne, mer, composer and bandleader who at Newport; pianists Vijay Iyer, Ja- fell in love. Hall Co. and a director of The who celebrates her 52nd birthday has collaborated with many giants son Moran and Christian Sands will tomorrow, was born. take Allen’s place. Daily Item, said his real estate of both jazz and pop music. rm does not have that kind “Even though I never met him, I One day, more than four decades COURTESY PHOTO On Saturday, Carrington and bass- of space available in a central am connected to him. I took a lik- ist Esperanza Spalding will partici- ago, Terri Lyne’s dad Sonny, a Lynn location. But he suggested the ing to drums at age 7,” said Terri pate in “Flying Toward the Sound: CARRINGTON, A7 Clock Tower Business Center Lyne, a Grammy-winning drum- For Geri, With Love” at the Newport on the Lynnway since it’s eas- ily accessible. “The Clock Tower would be Born to make a difference through music a great place for them,” he said. “It’s on the Lynnway with By Matt Demirs weekend. place where people can get in- hand the gap that exists for peo- parking.” FOR THE ITEM Hundreds of people are ex- formed and seek services from ple with limited access to help. But Phillip K. Burgess, pres- pected to gather for more than more than 25 community ven- Coming from the man with ident of Burgess Properties, Lynn’s Justice Born has a vi- 35 acts ranging from doo-wop to dors. the idea, Born, along with which manages leasing for the sion: To bridge gaps between Caribbean, set to perform at the Along with spoken word, a fellow homeless volunteers, complex, said they don’t have the homeless and the next step park’s amphitheater. series of speakers, and activi- cleaned up Salem Willows park any available rst oor space. in their lives through music and “I want Bridgin Gaps to be- ties for families and children, in exchange for the space from DCAMM thought they had a social activism. come one of the things on the there will also be Massachu- the city to hold the rst Bridgin location selected from the last The founder of the artistic North Shore,” Born said. “The setts-based artists creating a Gaps festival six years ago. round of requests when they collective group in Lynn, Wreck festival is about making people live art installation on a wall. What started as what looked chose space at Danvers Cross- Shop Movement, will host the feel good.” The idea came from the like a small family cookout has ing. But the shopping plaza on two-day “Bridgin Gaps” music Born said the two-day retreat 34-year-old entrepreneur when festival at Salem Willows this won’t be just music-based, but a he was homeless and saw rst- BORN, A7 RMV, A7 INSIDE Worker killed In Lynn Kids set sail for Boston Harbor Islands. A3 in construction • McGee weighs in accident in Medford on state budget. A3 ITEM STAFF REPORT to the Medford Fire De- partment. In Opinion MEDFORD — A The department was Time for a decision on 50-year-old laborer work- called to the scene at 2:44 Porter Street. A4 ing on house renovations p.m., and the responding In Sports died late Wednesday af- re ghters had to use ternoon after a foundation two-by-fours as leverage Lynn Woods runners race collapsed and trapped through the raindrops. B1 to free the pinned man. him under a Medford All of this took about home. ve minutes, re of cials The man had been work- said. ing on a porch founda- Once clear of the col- tion on Highland Avenue lapse, rst responders on Wednesday and was administered CPR and standing in a trench dug attempted to revive the between the ground and worker before he was a wall when the collapse rushed to Mass. General PHOTO | STEVE FREKER occurred, crushing him Hospital. Workers and rst responders were on scene after a man was trapped between the foundation in a house foundation collapse on Highland Avenue in Medford. and the earth, according MEDFORD, A7 OBITUARIES ..............................A2 POLICE/FIRE .............................A6 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ........... B4-5 HIGH 80° VOL. 139, ISSUE 201 LYNN .........................................A3 LOOK! .......................................A8 CLASSIFIED ........................... B6-7 LOW 67° OPINION ...................................A4 SPORTS ................................ B1-3 ENTERTAINMENT .......................B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 2017 OBITUARIES Medford seeks to Lillian Avadanian, 92 Leroy Mosley, 73 1925-2017 expand their media SALISBURY BEACH beloved daughters, LYNN — Mosley, Leroy of and friends. — Lillian Frances Ve- Francie Sudak and Lynn, Tuesday, July 25. Service Information: Fu- access with Brown ronica “Wing Ding” Claire Cavanagh and Devoted father of Richard neral service Saturday, MEDFORD — Benjamin and more.” (Buckley) Avadanian, has now joined her Valentine, Leroy Mosley, Jr., August 5, at 11 a.m. at Brown has been appoint- In this position, Brown formerly of Lynn and late “Golden Boy” Mi- Jeremiah Mosley, Juliette Bethlehem Baptist Church ed station manager for will work cooperatively presently of Salisbury chael “Abba” Avada- Bayala and Margaret Valen- 205 Norfolk St.,Dorchester. the new public access sta- with an Advisory Board Beach, died peace- nian. She also leaves tine. Visiting hour at the church tion and Community Me- of Directors for the Cable fully surrounded by her cherished grand- Long Time Companion of Sat. 10-11 a.m. relatives dia Center, located at the Access Channel and the her family on July 29, children: Michael, Renona Warren. Beloved and friends most kindly in- Medford Vocational and Medford Public Schools to 2017, after a brief Matthew, and Johnny brother of Darlene Wright, Bes- vited. Technical High School as illness. The wife of George McSharry, Megan and Casey sie L. Small, James E. Mosley, Interment at Oak Lawn maintain day-to-day op- part of the Medford High erations, training staff of “Abba” Avadanian, she has Sudak and great-grandchil- He also leaves 22 grandchil- Cemetery, A.J. Spears Fu- School complex. shared 70 years of a beau- dren: Lily and O’Neil Sudak. dren, 13 great-grandchildren neral Home, Cambridge the Media Technology stu- Brown received a Bach- dio and provide program- tiful marriage. Fran was the She also leaves behind her and a host of other relatives 617-876-4047. elor of Science degree in daughter of the late William sister-in-law, Ellen and the ming as well as studio Digital Filmmaking and services to the Medford and Winifred (Condon) Buck- late Bob Avadanian and fam- Video Production from the ley.