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THREE IF BY AIR? — A family of osprey, including three chicks shown above, make their home — including, apparently those with feathers — although it no longer shines through the night. The atop the tricorne (three-cornered) hat of the fabled Paul Revere sign in front of Revere Copper Prod- ride was most notably commemorated in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s 1861 poem, “Paul Revere’s ucts, Inc., 1 Revere Park. The real-life patriot made his famous midnight ride in April 1775 to alert Ride.” The osprey, once endangered across the state and nation, may lack as renown a poem in its the colonial militia to the approach of British forces before the battles of Lexington and Concord. honor — however, the species has something perhaps as valuable: its nests are federally protected. The statue, which was once aglow in neon lights, continues to welcome visitors to the Copper City (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) Hoping to protect and serve? You’ll have to sign up Rome Salvation Army welcomes new leadership BY NICOLE A. HAWLEY “We love this beautiful area,” he said. soon for RPD exam Staff writer “It’s amazing how vast it is. The fi rst thing The deadline for the next Learning about Rome and meeting the we want to do is try to get to know the civil service test to join the needs of the community are goals Lieuten- community. You can always get a sense Rome Police Department is ants Scott and Tabitha Swires have taken of the community by reading about the in two weeks. head-on as the newly named co-com- demographics, but we would rather visit The Rome Police are seek- manding offi cers of Rome Salvation Army, people. We’ve been looking through the ing applicants to join the 410 W. Dominick St. neighborhoods and we notice all the rede- force. The starting salary is The Swires recently arrived from their velopment going on and it seems exciting $47,227. The exam will take fi rst assignment in the Bay Bridge neigh- to be coming to Rome now because so place on Sept. 18. borhood of Brooklyn in New York City; much is going on. We want to learn about Applications to take the Rome is the couple’s second assignment. the future and where the community is exam are due by Friday, Aug. They served in Brooklyn for three years heading, as we’re transitioning as a fam- 6. They can be mailed to the before being reassigned here. ily… And we’re coming along as Rome is Civil Service Offi ce at City Scott and Tabitha have four small chil- going through this huge transition.” Hall at 198 N. Washington St.. dren who were excited to come live in Scott said before joining the Salvation Applications can also be a place where they could roam and play Army, he had previously worked for Apple dropped off in person at City outdoors. as part of its Genius Department and the Hall in the drop box located “One thing the kids have said is, ‘We love for technology has stuck with him. near the front entrance of the have a yard now, and all we had in New While the Swires now live across a corn READY TO SERVE COMMUNITY — Salvation Army Lieutenants Scott and Tabitha Swires have building. There is a $25 fee York was concrete,’” said Stacey Davis, fi eld, Scott said he’s excited to see all assumed the leadership roles of the organization’s Rome citadel at 410 W. Dominick St. the technological businesses and oppor- as part of the application. A director of marketing and External Com- (Photo submitted) check or money order must munications, Empire State Division of the tunities growing around him in his new accompany the application. Salvation Army. him of the small community where he bring his family to a place that is growing ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 Applicants must be Scott Swires said so far Rome reminds grew up in Pennsylvania and is excited to and transitioning right along with them. Salvation Army between the ages of 19 and 35, with some exceptions. The application and fur- ther information is available online at: https://romen- Boy Scouts break ground on welcome center in Ava ewyork.com/wp-content/ AVA — The Leatherstocking Council, uploads/2021/07/POLICE-OF- Boy Scouts of America, welcomed some FICER-60821-EXAMINA- 50 capital campaign donors to Camp King- TION-ANNOUNCEMENT. sley on Wednesday to help turn the fi rst pdf. shovels of dirt as they broke ground for what will become a new welcome center at the century-old site. The 100th anniversary capital campaign to fund The Robert Barnes, Sr. Welcome Center began with a challenge pledge made by the Barnes family in the sum- Facebook: mer of 2019. The challenge: If the Leath- https://www.facebook.com/ erstocking Council raised $200,000 by RomeDailySentinel March 1, 2021, the Barnes family would donate another $100,000 toward the cap- Twitter: ital campaign. The successful challenge @RomeSentinel was met by 408 donors. Web: RomeSentinel.com Robert “Bob” Barnes, Sr. of Canastota, Email: [email protected] was a longtime volunteer at Camp Kings- Phone: 315–337–4000 ley and father of three eagle scouts. Bob passed away in 2013. He was an electrical technician at General Electric for 35 years and was a very active leader of the Cub Inside Scouts and Boy Scouts. Bob achieved his Eagle Scout rank as a youth and as an Editorial ...... 4 adult was a scout master, earning many GETTING READY FOR BIG WELCOME (CENTER) — Boy Scout offi - use the restroom upon arrival and even take care of their health paperwork. Obituaries ...... 5 prestigious awards including the Silver cials, volunteers and donors break ground for the soon-to-be constructed From left: Sally Barnes; Bob Barnes, Jr.; Bill Barnes; Patricia Barnes; Steve Robert G. “Bob” Barnes, Sr. Welcome Center at Camp Kinglsey, 5328 Tuffy Barnes; Rob Mahardy, camp director; Matthew Dziedzic, council president; Comics ...... 7 Beaver Award, District Award of Merit Road, off of North Ava Road, in Ava. The facility, offi cials said, will be a and Raymond Eschenbach, Leatherstocking Council CEO. Sports ...... 9-11 and the Wood Badge Award recognizing warm and inviting space for guests to check into camp, relax in the lounge, (Photo submitted) his leadership. Family, Movies ...... 12-13 “It is appropriate we name this wel- “Building this new welcome center the facility’s nationally-recognized Bliz- non-Scouts can rent when BSA members Classified ...... 14-15 come center after Bob since I remember displays our commitment to the scout- zard Camp, scouts travel from as far away are not in camp, and groups from Utica that over a decade ago, he was the fi rst ing program for years to come,” said as Florida to see snow for the fi rst time College, Thea Bowman House, the Army, to communicate the critical need for a Leatherstocking Council Board President and obtain their winter survival merit and other organizations rent campsites convenient location at Camp Kingsley Matthew Dziedzic. “By investing in our badge. and cabins at Camp Kingsley throughout where our guests may check-in after a camps, programs and community — even The Robert G. “Bob” Barnes, Sr. Wel- the year. long journey,” said Ray Eschenbach, scout in tough times— we are showing our come Center will be a warm and inviting The Leatherstocking Council provides executive for the Leatherstocking Coun- youth that no matter how daunting the space for guests to check into camp, character development and leadership cil. “We are grateful to the Barnes family challenge, a Scout never gives up and relax in the lounge, use the restroom skills training to approximately 3,000 for making this multi-use facility possible always moves forward.” upon arrival and even take care of their Scouting families across Delaware, Ham- because until now, it was something our Cub Scouts come year-round to Camp health paperwork, offi cials said. It will ilton, Herkimer, Lewis, Madison, Oneida, volunteers only dreamed about.” Kingsley from all over the Northeast. For be designed as a multi-use facility that Otsego, and Schoharie counties. PAGE 2 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 Hummels Office Plus aquires Utica business MOHAWK — Hummel’s Office Plus, the area’s history of both companies and remain focused on Hummel. “Our free delivery with no minimum “We’re thrilled to have the Swish White River largest independently-owned office products deal- bringing the very best solution to our customers orders will provide great benefits to our new cus- Utica employees join the Hummel’s team,” Hummel er, announced on Friday that it has acquired the while they procure their business products,” Hum- tomers. As part of a $6 billion buying group, Hum- said. “Swish White River Utica customers will ben- Utica–based branch of Swish White River Ltd. mel’s CEO Justin Hummel said. mel’s feels well positioned coming out of this chal- efit from our extensive product offering and com- Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. “We believe that this merger is in the best inter- lenging pandemic. Our goal continues to provide petitive pricing structure. We are equally excited Swish White River Utica will change its name est of our customers and employees. We have been the very best total solution by bringing products to that all Swish White River Utica employees will be to Hummel’s Office Plus, and all operations will happy to provide superior service in the Utica the market competitively and quickly.” staying to help us take care of our new customers.” transition to the Hummel’s network of business Region over these many years and are confident The merger of Hummel’s Office Plus and Swish Hummel’s Office Plus, headquartered in an locations, the announcement said. Hummel’s will that under the Hummel’s leadership the tradition White River Utica results in enhanced knowledge 80,000-square-foot distribution center and office retain all Swish White River Utica employees and will continue” said Peter Crouse, CEO of Swish and expertise in the janitorial and break room complex in Mohawk, operates retail stores in continue to service commercial delivery accounts. White River. products market, the announcement said. It also Rome, 322 E. Chestnut St., as well as in Herkimer, “The merging of our two companies is a great “We are excited to enhance our janitorial and brings Hummel’s Central New York employee base Norwich and Cortland as well as a sales office in story for Central New York. We are proud of the food service offering through this merger,” said to nearly 100. Syracuse. Salvation Trial date set in alleged Army tax evasion scheme ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 BY SEAN I. MILLS ily concealed more than $1 mil- Staff writer lion in cash sales from the IRS by community, but also appreciates A trial date has been set at depositing the cash directly into the natural surroundings. Nov. 1 for the owners of Dippin their personal bank accounts “I love the outdoors and going Donuts on accusations that they instead of their business bank to parks, and we like fishing, hik- stole $1 million from the IRS in a accounts. ing and camping, and yet I have a tax evasion scheme, according to Prosecutors said the fam- heart for technology,” said Scott. federal court records. ily then gave their accountant “It’s rare to move into a space John Zourdos, Helen Zourdos, incomplete information, leading and it be so much of yourself.” and their son, Dimitrious Zour- to false individual and corporate As the Swires have delved dos, all of Rome, were indicted tax returns filed with the IRS. into learning more about their by a federal grand jury in Syra- The federal prosecutors said neighbors and how best they can cuse in October 2020 on charges that the family also committed serve the community through the of conspiracy to defraud the employment tax fraud by paying Salvation Army, Scott said the IRS, tax evasion and aiding and employees some of their wages couple has noticed a “separa- assisting in the filing of false tax “off the books” in cash. tion between economic classes returns, authorities stated. The John and Helen Zourdos own — there seems like there’s not trio had been scheduled to go to three Dippin Donuts locations much in the middle.” ENJOYING NEW SURROUNDINGS — Salvation Army family are new to the region, they are enjoying its open trial on Oct. 18, 2021, but court in Oneida County: two in Rome, “Our programs are always flex- Lieutenants Scott and Tabitha Swires and their four children spaces and outdoor offerings. officials said that date has been on Erie Boulevard and Black are shown in this file photo. While the new leaders and their (Photo submitted) ible and we always say we do adjourned two weeks. River Boulevard, and a third things for and by the love of The Zourdos family will go to location on Seneca Turnpike in Jesus, and what is the best way day I went to a coffee shop and poverty. forget that,” Tabitha laughed, grabbed stories from the barista “Then we want to find out adding that it’s a unique, but fun trial before U.S. District Judge New Hartford, authorities said. we can love this community and David N. Hurd in Utica on Nov. 1. Dimitrios Zourdos is a manager fill the gap,” Scott said. and a man in line behind me why are you experiencing food instrument to play. — where they’re at and where insecurity right now, or if it’s Scott said the Salvation Army According to court documents, at the stores and is involved in The Swires are currently the trial was delayed because both supervising employees and restructuring the Salvation Army they come from. We can learn homelessness, how can we fur- also hosts men’s and women’s so much and see where we can ther help you?,” she continued. group meetings every other several of the attorneys involved, maintaining the business books building at 410 W. Dominick St. both prosecutors and defense and records. in order to offer innovative pro- fit in, and what the community “You need to fill that first need week, with hopes they’ll move needs, rather that what we think with food and clothing, then we to being held every week. There attorneys, will be engaged in The IRS raided Rome Dippin gramming that would serve a other trials in other states in Sep- Donuts locations in June 2018. wide demographic of communi- the community needs.” can figure out where you can will also be youth development Scott said he was scheduled work, or can we help you fill out activities within the church, as tember, and they did not think If convicted, prosecutors said ty members. They plan to offer they would have enough time to the trio face up to five years in a youth development program to meet with the Rome Salva- a job application, search for jobs, well as for young adults where tion Army Advisory Board for the help you get into an apartment?” people can learn about good spir- prepare for the Zourdos family prison for conspiracy and each as well as a program for young trial without a delay. count of tax evasion, as well as adults that would assist them in first time Friday where he would “…And even how to create a itual practices. learn even more about Rome — budget so they can learn to live “We have this beautiful gym Prosecutors said that between three years in prison for each finding work and maintaining a 2013 and 2017, the Zourdos fam- false tax return charge. household budget. its past, present and future. within their means,” Scott added. and we’re learning form the As for those involved in Salva- “We’re so glad to have those “We want to know what did hap- community now what used to tion Army development program- people in our lives and work,” pen to get you here and what is go on here, or what they hope ming, “We don’t just tell them he said. “It’s hard for us to know the next step to relieve this, and to see happen with this proper- Rome Lab, Innovare host about the goodness of God, but everything about a community” then the next step to be fully suf- ty on social media,” Scott said. how we live that out in practi- when we first arrive, “and the ficient. Sometimes people don’t “We’re inviting people in because virtual seminar, ‘pitch day’ cal ways, like feeling pride for board helps us step into that so know how to take that next step we really do believe it’s a place Trusted AI at Scale, an Artifi- Network (NSIN). This challenge having and making a living, and we can say why we were sent or the step after.” for people to gather and meet, cial Intelligence event present- will award up to $925K to pro- being able to support your family here for this time.” It will also be the role of the release some stress and maybe ed by the Air Force Research posals that tackle trustworthi- and loved ones,” Scott said. Tabitha said she and her hus- Salvation Army, the Swires said, even find a new skill — we want Laboratory (AFRL) and Innovare ness in dynamic, autonomous AI Tabitha compared coming to a band hope to eventually have a to provide spiritual care for the to look at how we can meet these Advancement Center, will occur systems. This is the third and new community to working with full-time social worker or case community by presenting to needs. We’re opening up to see virtually July 26-28. final installment of the workshop a blank slate, as to learning the worker on site to assist in help- them Jesus and the Gospel, as what the heart of Rome is.” The event is free and will series that began in October of heartbeat of the area and how ing them first find the practical well as church services available Both technologically savvy, bring together technology lead- last year. best she and her husband can needs of those they serve, and at the Salvation Army building the Swires plan to expand on ers from across government, aca- “The Air Force recognizes serve. then provide long-term care. every Sunday. their experiences with digital demia, and industry to explore “It’s easy for us to say we have “We want to start by meet- “So once people get to that fund-raising, as well as keeping the integral role small business- the challenges of developing AI es and non-profit research insti- these dreams, goals and visions, ing their practical needs with place and have their basic needs community members informed systems that are safe, secure, and that we’re passionate about our food pantry, and then we cared for, maybe they’ll be inter- of everything going on a Rome tutions play in furthering our robust, capable, and effective. mission and forming partner- God and people, so the fun part hope to journey further on with ested in their spiritual care and Salvation Army through social Trusted AI at Scale is com- is taking your time and putting our clients,” Tabitha said. “We’re health,” Tabitha said. media, to include Facebook, Ins- ships,” said Denise Lee, SBIR/ prised of two Air Force events: STTR Program Manager, AFW- on the brakes a little bit, and get- hoping to get a social worker The couple preaches every tagram and YouTube. the U.S. Air Force Small Business ting to go around and hear peo- into the Rome facility full-time so Sunday, with Scott playing the For more information about ERX Liaison, and co-host of the Innovation Research/Small Busi- event. “Trusted AI at Scale is ple’s stories,” she said. “We love they can do the Pathway of Hope guitar and Tabitha the ukulele Rome Salvation Army, check out ness Technology Transfer (USAF taking walks and going to local program, which is a continuation during popular hymns. their Facebook page at: https:// one piece of the larger Air Force SBIR/STTR) Pitch Day – an AFRL science and technology ecosys- spots everyone loves, and just of that service,” which provides “Once they hear a hymn on www.facebook.com/RomeSalva- Enterprise-wide activity led by hearing people’s stories. Yester- life skills to help people escape the ukulele, they definitely won’t tionArmy. tem and was designed to engage the AFRL Information Director- and unite the global AI com- ate (RI) in Rome – as well as the munity. I am delighted to be a final installment of the Trusted AI part of programming that pro- History Center hosts annual Selfie Scavenger Hunt Challenge Series. vides an avenue to work direct- The Oneida County History refreshments and games, to mark events that shaped Oneida Coun- sheets and instructions will be The USAF SBIR/STTR Pitch ly with the small businesses, Center is hosting its fifth annual the start of the scavenger hunt in ty. Document your travels with available at the History Center or Day model accelerates the Air stimulating high-tech innovation Historical Selfie Scavenger Hunt, partnership with the Tails & Tails a photo or selfie and share on on its website www.oneidacoun- Force’s acquisition timeline, and driving impactful technology according to a release. New York State Assembly Sum- Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook. tyhistory.org starting August 2,” a contracting, and award process, advancements at speed.” On August 2, from 3 to 5 p.m., mer Reading Challenge. All ages are encouraged to par- release continued. allowing game-changing tech- the Oneida County History Cen- “Embark upon a county or ticipate in this free program, and To participate, choose an Onei- nologies to be developed and The three-day event will fea- ter at 1608 Genesee St. in Utica, city-wide scavenger hunt to learn will have a chance to win priz- da County or Utica-based hunt transitioned more quickly to our ture remarks from industry will host a launch party with about the people, places, and es from local businesses. Clue and follow the clues to historical warfighters. During the Trusted experts, including Dr. Eric Hor- sites, monuments, and markers AI at Scale event, nearly $19M vitz, chief scientific officer of around the greater Mohawk Val- will be awarded on the spot to Microsoft, and Dr. Mark May- ley. Take a selfie at each desti- selected small businesses, allow- bury, Chief Technology Officer of nation after learning about the ing them to begin their proposed Stanley Black & Decker; diverse location’s history. AI research and development panel discussions with live audi- Share your adventure by post- immediately. ence Q&A; and inspiring presen- Be Careful When a Business ing your photos and tagging the The Trusted AI Challenge tations by distinguished govern- History Center on Facebook (@ Series is a collaboration between ment briefers. OneidaCountyHistory), Insta- AFRL, State University of New Trusted AI at Scale is powered Offers You Something for “FREE”… gram (@ochc_localhistory) or York (SUNY), Innovare Advance- by NYSTEC, an AFRL/RI Partner- Twitter (@OCHCTweet). Upon ment Center, New York State ship Intermediary. To learn more completion, bring the photos to Technology Enterprise Corpora- about this event, visit https:// the History Center at 1608 Gene- tion (NYSTEC), Griffiss Institute, www.innovare.org/trusted-ai-at- IT USUALLY ISN’T. see St., Utica. and National Security Innovation scale. The first five participants to finish the hunt will receive a History Center membership and Ilion police warn of telephone scams Windows • Doors • Patio Doors a prize. All children under 18 will making way through Mohawk Valley receive a participation prize, and Windows that tilt for easy cleaning! all participants will be entered to VILLAGE OF ILION — The smartphone or other electronic win the grand prize gift basket. Ilion Police Department has device. This can expose your Entries must be submitted by issued a warning to local resi- personal information, banking Tuesday, August 31 at 4 p.m.. dents to beware of telephone information, passwords and Sh Get a quote Please contact Director of Public scams circulating through the much more. from… Programs, Patrick Reynolds at: area. • Do not send money by wire Local preynolds@oneidacountyhistory. Police officials said there are or gift card to unsolicited and org or call 315-735-3642 with any numerous known scams target- unverified sources. Most scams questions. ing their residents, including demand the purchase of a gift The King scammers posing as the Social card to steal your money. 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DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 PAGE 3 Achievements FARMINGFARMING ININ CENTRALCENTRAL NEWNEW YORKYORK SUNY Oswego lauds PROFILES • PRODUCTION • PROFESSIONALISM president’s list scholars OSWEGO — The State Uni- versity of New York at Oswego recently recognized the follow- ing area residents named to the Looking for fair fun? Check out the livestock buildings college’s president’s list for the spring 2021 semester: BY STEPHANIE FINN Farm columnist FARMING IN CENTRAL NEW YORK • Natalie A. Archibee, FARMING IN CENTRAL NEW YORK Camden, art; EDITOR’S NOTE: This is another PROFILES • PRODUCTION • PROFESSIONALISM • Kirstin A. Bratge, Rome, installment in a series of columns high- anthropology/geology; lighting the area’s agricultural commu- • Kailey Brown, Yorkville, ado- nity. lescence education/English; Growing up, the Boonville-Oneida • Darian M. Deeley, Rome, County Fair used to be the best week of graphic design; my life. • Samantha M. Digamus, For many people the fair means deli- Rome, theatre; ciously greasy foods, endless rides and • Matthew R. Enos, Oriskany, plenty of attractions. While all of these are public relations; great additions to the fair, the main attrac- • Ryan J. Enos, Oriskany, tion is really in the livestock buildings. wellness management/ Inside, these buildings are fi lled with business administration; dairy cows, beef cows, goats, sheep, pigs • Myles J. Felton, Utica, and numerous smaller animals — and the criminal justice; amazing thing is that you’ll fi nd kids tak- • Jillian M. Femia, Clinton, ing care of them all. broadcasting/mass com.; I loved the fair because it was the week • Kaitlin Flint, Ava, childhood that I got to show off all the hard work I education; had put into each of my animals for the last year. • Ryan C. Gelnett, Cleveland, FAIR EXPERIENCE — For CNY Farm Columnist Stephanie Finn, being a member of the 4-H youth group has made lasting memories. The fair, said applied mathematics; As you walk through the barns, you Finn, of Finndale Farms in Holland Patent, was the best week of her life, allowing her to show and share information about her animals over the years, • Alexandra M. Golden, Rome, will see kids and animals that have gone such as a dairy cows, pigs and goats. (Photos submitted) wellness management; through countless hours of hard work to • Kayla M. Gray, New reach the fair. Each youngster has had know their animals inside and out. vice, and my Health to better living, for the fair are their “project animals.” 4-H’ers Hartford, computer science/ to work with their animal to teach them Many of the kids that you will see in the my club, my community, my country, and learn to make decisions, keep records, mathematics; how to walk on a lead, give them count- barns are part of an organization known my world. manage money, take responsibility, and • Sophie Infarinato, Oneida, art; less baths, clip their hair, and familiarize as 4-H. The four H’s stand for Head, Heart, In my opinion, 4-H had the biggest role manage time through having to care for themselves with the intricacies specifi c to Hands, and Health. The motto is: I pledge in making me who I am today. • Ryan J. Jordan, New ■ CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 Hartford, electrical/computer that animal because each one is different. my Head to greater thinking, my Heart to Through 4-H, kids learn the value of engineering; By the time the fair rolls around, they greater loyalty, my Hands to larger ser- hard work. The animals that they bring to Opportunities abound • Alyssa R. Karas, Rome, childhood education; Cuomo announces jobs for at-risk youth in Utica • Samantha A. Manuele, Funeral Notices Correction Whitesboro, creative writing, as part of gun violence prevention effort cinema and screen studies; COKUS — Alice Jane Moor- ACCESS FCU assets • Kaitlyn M. Mastracco, Rome, ing Montrosso Cokus, 87, on July ALBANY — Following gun ple who are out of school and Gilbert Lake and other state childhood education; 16, 2021. Private virtual service violence prevention communi- live in this zone. parks across the Mohawk Val- $242 million • Elizabeth E. Miller, Rome, art; Wednesday. Arrangements by ty meetings in Binghamton and “Words alone will not solve ley; An article in the Wednesday • Noah E. O’Connor, Rome, Campbell-Dean Funeral Home, Utica on Friday, Governor Andrew the gun violence epidemic and • Hiring new violence interven- edition of the Daily Sentinel interaction design; Oneida. Contributions to the M. Cuomo has announced 382 by bringing people to the table ers to work at existing com- listed an incorrect amount of • Molly E. Riggleman, Rome, American Lung Association. jobs will be available for at-risk at these community meetings, munity intervention programs; ACCESS Federal Credit Union’s broadcasting and mass com.; DRAPER — Mary Pekola in these two areas in the ZIP wearable to agree on the course and assets. The company has more • Kacie R. Simzer, Clinton, Draper, 103, formerly of Vero- codes that make up each zone. of action that will address the • Expanding community ser- than $242 million in assets. wellness management; na, on July 16, 2021. Services at The ZIP codes are: 13901, 13904 needs of specifi c areas,” Cuomo vices and assistance for men- and 13905, in Binghamton; and said. “We are committed to this tal health support, substance • Sukhbir Singh, Oriskany Falls, a later date. No calling hours. 13501 and 13502, in Utica. cause because we all know we abuse treatment and family cri- fi nance; Arrangements by Sewell Funeral In Utica, the State will provide cannot have a true recovery if our sis intervention. • Lucas F. Spagnuolo, Lee Home of Port Republic, Md. funding to create 66 summer jobs communities are not whole. Giv- On July 6, Cuomo declared Center, English; NELSON — Cathy Nelson, 69, for youth. Through its partnering ing our youth meaningful work the gun violence disaster emer- • Emily Sturgeon, Holland formerly of Rome, on July 17, 2021. Private services, no calling with local workforce develop- opportunities in safe spaces and gency. The disaster emergency Patent, music; ment boards, the State will pro- providing localities the resources allows the State to expedite 9531 St. Rte. 13, Camden • Amanda L. Thomas, Clinton, hours. Burial St. Peter’s Cemetery. Arrangements by Barry Funeral vide job training and placement to reach vulnerable people are money and resources to commu- zoology; into long-term jobs for 120 young essential steps in our recovery nities so they can begin targeting 315–245–3565 Home, 807 W. Chestnut St. ewcarlemonuments.com • Abigail N. Walker, Camden, people who are out of school and process across the state.” gun violence immediately. childhood education; and REINHOLD — Dale N. Rein- Warranted Products at No Extra Cost hold, 83, of Utica, on July 20, live in this zone. In Friday’s meetings for Bing- • Katherine E. Zelows, In Binghamton, the State hamton and Utica, specifi c steps Whitesboro, psychology. 2021. Services 10 a.m. Monday at Holy Trinity Church, Utica. will provide funding to create to combat gun violence included: 46 summer jobs for youth aged • Creating 196 jobs for Bingham- The Sentinel exceeds New York Burial parish cemetery. Arrange- State voluntary guidelines for using ments by McGrath, Myslinski, 15 to 24 in this zone to keep ton and 186 jobs for Utica; recycled newsprint. Please recycle them employed until the start • Establishing summer programs SUNDAY FUNDAY this issue when you have finished Karboski & Nunn Funeral Direc- enjoying it. tors, Utica. Contributions to the of school this year. 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Unlike many issues it offset some of their advertising in Washington, this legislation has investment, it also will help them bipartisan support and is focused on improve their business by reaching delivering benefits to local commu- more customers and generating more nities across the U.S. by sustaining sales. It keeps money invested locally local news organizations, including and helps maintain jobs and support this newspaper. other local initiatives. Newspapers are facing significant For local newspapers, the LJSA fiscal challenges due to technolog- provides a much-needed bridge to ical disruption, including Google’s continue the evolution toward a digi- and Facebook’s use of newspapers’ tally-based model. The temporary tax content without compensation. This credits for newspapers will be tied legislation provides an important, directly to maintaining healthy news- but temporary means of support to rooms and employing professional help newspapers with needed tran- journalists committed to producing These aren’t the Democrats of old sition, and it deserves the support of local news and information. In the old days, Democrats had The Supreme Court was sacred. That was then; this is now. Congressional representatives across The benefits will be local, not predictable agendas, supposedly With a liberal-packed court led by Liberals became rich progressives the country. The bill incentivizes the redirected to national media orga- focused on individual rights, the “lit- Chief Justice Earl Warren, progres- who transmogrified into really rich behaviors needed to facilitate chang- nizations, and provide local readers tle guy” and distrust of the mili- sive justices restrained the suppos- hardcore leftists. Suddenly, not just es to the business model. Please join tary-industrial complex. edly harebrained initiatives of hick millionaires but multibillionaires with continued access to the content right-wing populists. The left, OPINION such as Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, your local newspaper in calling on that’s most important to their lives. often on Once upon a time, Democratic Jay-Z, Oprah Winfrey and a host of members of Congress to support this However, in order for the LJSA to spec, blasted congressmen investigated the CIA other celebrities and CEOs were cool legislation. provide these benefits to subscribers, the wealthy, and FBI seemingly nonstop. Pro- and hip. The LJSA has been designed to local businesses and newspapers, it whether the gressive political cartoonists cari- Deified Silicon Valley monopo- catured the Pentagon’s top brass provide a much-needed boost to needs the support from members of “lucre” was lists ensured that leftist candidates newspapers. What it isn’t is a per- self-made or as obese, buffoonish-looking clerks were usually better funded than were the House and Senate. inherited. The with monstrous jowls. The “revolv- conservatives. “Dirty money” disap- manent handout for local newspa- And the best way for that to hap- old-money ing door” was a particular leftist peared from leftist invective. pers. Instead, it’s a well-thought-out pen is for them to hear directly from rich were lam- obsession. Democrats blasted gen- The Fortune 500 became mostly approach to help sustain local news- their constituents and supporters. To pooned as idle erals who retired from the military, a list of billionaires who did not gathering efforts through a series of support the future of local newspa- drones. If the Victor Davis then went straight to defense con- make their money the old-fashioned tax credits that expire in five years. rich were self- tractor boards and got rich. way of manufacturing, assembly, pers, reach out to your representa- made, they were Hanson For the left, elite professional construction, farming, transpor- And it not only will provide aid to tives and encourage them to support deemed sellouts. sports were the opiates of the middle tation, or oil and gas production. newspapers, but also to subscribers the Local Journalism Sustainability A good example was ’70s pop icon classes. Wannabe jocks supposed- Suddenly, the once-revered Supreme and local small businesses through Act, and – in turn – support the com- Jackson Brown’s “The Pretender,” ly wasted hours in front of the TV Court, now with a majority of conser- tax credits that will benefit them munities they serve. There’s a benefit with lyrics that railed about a “happy watching grown men toss around vative justices, became an obstacle directly. idiot” and his “struggle for the legal balls. to democracy and had to be packed for everyone. tender.” Unions were sacred. So farm union or restructured. Newspaper subscribers already On behalf of its approximately Democrats talked nonstop about kingpins such as Cesar Chavez head- DNA and reengineer them understand the importance of their 1,500 newspaper and associate mem- the “working man.” They damned ed to the border to confront (or phys- into revolutionary agencies. local newspaper and that their con- ber companies, America’s News- high gas and electricity prices that ically assault) any would-be undocu- So here we are with a near one-party tinued support is critical. Through papers is committed to explaining, hurt consumers. mented immigrant “scabs.” system of a weaponized fused media, this legislation, subscribers will Almost every liberal cause was Politicians such as Sen. Chuck popular culture and the administra- defending and advancing the vital couched in terms of the First Amend- Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Bill and Hil- tive state — confident that all Amer- receive a tax credit of up to $250 per role of newspapers in democracy ment, whether it was the right to lary Clinton railed against the icans will soon agree to love Big year. It’s a win-win for subscribers and civil life. We put an emphasis on shout obscenities, view pornography cheap labor provided by undoc- Sibling. as this tax credit will cover a signif- educating the public on all the ways or bring controversial speakers to umented immigrants, which icant part of their annual newspaper newspapers contribute to building campus. drove down American wages. © 2021 Tribune Content Agency subscription, no matter if it’s print or a community identity and the suc- digital. cess of local businesses. Learn more: For local businesses, there’s a www.newspapers.org. Political dysfunction for ‘Dreamers’ Someday, many years from now, But DACA was quickly mired in lit- The Central Americans now waiting historians will use the Deferred igation that cast the intended bene- at our southern border didn’t embark Action for Childhood Arrivals pro- ficiaries into a perpetual purgatory. on a death-defying 1,000-mile jour- …from Sentinel files gram as a case study in the mon- A federal judge in Texas struck ney because of an executive order Tabloid tales of the past umental dysfunction of American it down as a violation of federal issued nine years ago that may not democracy in the early 21st century. administrative law. “The executive survive. They did it out of a desper- Today is Saturday, July 24, the 205th day In 2019, in a day of congressional testi- But there is no guarantee that the branch cannot just enact its own leg- ate desire to escape violence and of 2021. There are 160 days left in the year. mony, Robert Mueller dismissed President issue will be consigned to the his- islative policy when it disagrees with poverty. Expelling every “dreamer” Today in History Donald Trump’s claim of “total exoneration” tory books by then. Many of the Congress’s choice to reject proposed wouldn’t keep a single migrant away. On July 24, 1969, the Apollo 11 astronauts in Mueller’s probe of Russia’s 2016 election “dreamers” could pass on to the next legislation,” wrote Judge Andrew On Monday, the 9th Circuit Court — two of whom had been the first men to interference. world before our political institutions Hanen. At the same time, he specified of Appeals recognized as much, rul- set foot on the moon — splashed down One year ago have settled their fate in this world. that his decision does not “require ing against environmentalists and safely in the Pacific. U.S. agents again used tear gas to try to DACA was initiated in 2012 by Pres- DHS or the Department of Justice to ranchers who said DACA violated On this date: disperse a large crowd of protesters outside ident Barack Obama after he gave take any immigration, deportation, the law mandating an environmental On July 24, 1567, Mary, Queen of Scots the federal courthouse in Portland, Oregon, up on persuading Congress to pass or criminal action against any DACA impact review for some major fed- was forced to abdicate by Scottish nobles in after fireworks were shot toward the build- legislation that recipient, applicant, or any other eral actions. The unanimous panel OPINION favor of her infant son James, who became ing amid raucous demonstrations. A federal both Dem- individual that it would not other- rejected the ridiculous claim that the King of Scotland at the age of one. judge denied a request by Oregon’s attorney ocrats and wise take.” The “Dreamers” remain program entices more foreigners to In 1847, Mormon leader Brigham Young general to restrict the actions of federal many Republi- in limbo. sneak in. and his followers arrived in the Great Salt police who’d been deployed there amid cans — includ- Americans can reasonably dis- Lake Valley in present-day Utah. weeks of protests over the death of George ing Presi- agree on how to combat undocu- Republicans in Congress have long In 1858, Republican senatorial candidate Floyd. President Donald Trump scrapped dent George mented migration and what to do criticized DACA as an illegal use Abraham Lincoln formally challenged Dem- plans for a four-night Republican National W. Bush with foreigners who choose to break of executive power. But the logical ocrat Stephen A. Douglas to a series of Convention celebration in Florida, citing -- thought our laws in coming here. But the response would be for them to usurp political debates; the result was seven face- a “flare-up” of the coronavirus. Television was wise and point of expelling those who didn’t this presidential decree by passing a to-face encounters. personality Regis Philbin, remembered for necessary. make that choice is beyond compre- bill to protect the “Dreamers.” Many In 1862, Martin Van Buren, the eighth his syndicated morning show and for “Who The program Stephen hension. GOP members say they can’t abide president of the United States, and the first Wants to Be a Millionaire,” died at 88. allowed foreign- such legislation until the border is ers brought here Chapman It would amount to punishing chil- “secure,” which is the equivalent of to have been born a U.S. citizen, died at Today’s Birthdays illegally as chil- dren for the sins of their parents. not going to confession until you’re age 79 in Kinderhook, New York, the town Actor John Aniston is 88. Political car- dren to remain in the United States It would also amount to punishing sure you’ll never sin again. where he was born in 1782. toonist Pat Oliphant is 86. Comedian Ruth and eventually gain citizenship if they grandchildren: DACA recipients have In 1866, Tennessee became the first state Buzzi is 85. Actor Mark Goddard is 85. Actor met certain criteria. given birth to 250,000 U.S. citizens. A Pew Research Center poll last to be readmitted to the Union after the Civil Dan Hedaya is 81. Actor Chris Sarandon is Broad public support for legisla- year found that 74% of Americans, War. 79. Comedian Gallagher is 75. Actor Paul tion was not enough to overcome It would mean wasting the invest- including 54% of Republicans, sup- In 1915, the SS Eastland, a passenger Ben-Victor is 59. Basketball Hall of Famer irresponsible fearmongering and par- ment Americans have made to edu- port legislation to grant permanent ship carrying more than 2,500 people, rolled Karl Malone is 58. Retired MLB All-Star tisan gridlock. The blameless became cate these members of our commu- legal status to the “Dreamers.” onto its side while docked at the Clark Barry Bonds is 57. Actor Kadeem Hardison the victims of the feckless. nity. It would mean forfeiting their Street Bridge on the Chicago River; an esti- is 56. Actor-singer Kristin Chenoweth is 53. Obama resorted to executive productive skills, to the detriment of The support has been there for mated 844 people died in the disaster. Actor Laura Leighton is 53. Actor John P. authority to grant a reprieve to hun- the economy. a long time. But the state of our In 1937, the state of Alabama dropped Navin Jr. is 53. A ctor-singer Jennifer Lopez dreds of thousands of young people It would deprive companies of democracy is such that the solution charges against four of the nine young is 52. Basketball player-turned-actor Rick who were American in everything workers and destroy small business- the American people want is one they Black men accused of raping two white Fox is 52. Director Patty Jenkins (“Wonder but citizenship documents — having es founded by people pursuing the may forever be denied. women in the “Scottsboro Case.” Woman”) is 50. Actor Jamie Denbo (TV: grown up here, attended school here American dream. In 1952, President Harry S. Truman “Orange is the New Black”) is 48. Actor and even served in the U.S. military. But it would not deter migration. (c) 2021 CREATORS.COM announced a settlement in a 53-day steel Eric Szmanda is 46. Actor Rose Byrne is 42. strike. The Gary Cooper western “High Noon” had its U.S. premiere in New York. MALLARD FILLMORE By Bruce Tinsley In 1974, the U.S. Supreme Court unani- mously ruled that President Richard Nixon Internet Web Address: Telephone: had to turn over subpoenaed White House http://www.RomeSentinel.com 315–337–4000 tape recordings to the Watergate special Email Address: Fax: prosecutor. [email protected] 315–339–6281 — News In 1975, an Apollo spacecraft splashed [email protected] 315–337–4704 — Advertising down in the Pacific, completing a mission Owner/Board Chair: Stephen B. Waters which included the first-ever docking with a President/Publisher: Bradley R.Waters Soyuz capsule from the Soviet Union. Treasurer/Secretary: Wendy W. Waters In 2010, a stampede inside a tunnel Managing Editor/Sports Editor: Todd Dewan crowded with techno music fans left 21 Community Editor: Richard A. Miller people dead and more than 500 injured at Business Manager: Eileen Pierson the famed Love Parade festival in western Creative Director: Peter Franchell Germany. 111 Langley Road, PO Box 471, Rome, N.Y. 13440 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 PAGE 5 Public Safety Logs Mutual aid log Obituaries • To report an emergency: 911 pump cellar. AmCare Ambulance, Route • 9:32 p.m. Boonville, Moose Thursday • 12:01 p.m. Clinton, College St., 365, accident/injury. River Road, accident. Dale N. Reinhold • 7:54 a.m. Westmoreland, wires accident. • 4:12 p.m. Clinton and COCVAC • 10:24 p.m. New Hartford, Valley down. • 2:36 p.m. Stittville, vehicle fire. Ambulance, accident/injury. View Road, carbon monoxide. LEE CENTER / UTICA — Dale N. Reinhold, MSGT. USAF Ret., 83, • 8:05 p.m. New Hartford and • 11:10 p.m. Whitesboro, Oriska- of Utica, passed away unexpectedly • 10:52 a.m. Vernon, Verona St., • 3:48 p.m. Stanwix Heights and Edwards Ambulance, accident. ny Blvd., odor of gas. on July 20, 2021, at his home. Dale was born on April 28, 1938, in Wayne, Michigan, the youngest Police log of seven children born to Henry • To report an emergency: 911 and run. investigate. • 6:27 p.m. Park Drive Manor II, and Marion Reinhold. The first • Website: www.romepd.com • 8:49 a.m. Massena Ave., aban- • 12:26 p.m. William St., domes- counterfeiting. tic. school he attended was a two-room Thursday doned call. • 6:41 p.m. N. James St., domes- schoolhouse in Romulus, Michigan. • 9:58 a.m. E. Dominick St., lar- • 1:28 p.m. N. Madison St., dis- tic. Dale was a champion spelling bee • 12:09 a.m. Depeyster St., ceny. pute. • 6:42 p.m. W. Thomas St., inves- domestic. winner several times in his early • 10:08 a.m. N. James St., assist. • 1:47 p.m. Chatham St., check tigate. school years. He grew up on the • 12:19 a.m. Rose Lane, accident. • 10:09 a.m. W. Court St., tres- welfare. • 6:45 p.m. Ann St., dispute. family farm and when the Detroit • 1:10 a.m. W. Thomas St., miss- pass. • 2:14 p.m. N. Levitt St., larceny. • 6:46 p.m. N. Madison St., International Airport expanded, ing person. • 10:13 a.m. Erie Blvd. West, • 2:44 p.m. E. Chestnut St., aban- harassment. the farm was taken over by Wayne • 1:17 a.m. E. Dominick St., bur- check welfare. doned call. • 6:50 p.m. assist. County. At that time, Dale enlisted in glary. • 3:36 p.m. check welfare. the U. S. Air Force. It was 1959. • 10:30 a.m. Roosevelt Ave., • 7:43 p.m. W. Liberty St., prop- • 5:01 a.m. Mustang Drive, suspi- Dale married Grace Paredes in abandoned call. • 4:41 p.m. N. James St., disor- erty found. cious activity. Cagayan De Oro City, Mindanao, • 11:01 a.m. Dart Circle, fraud. derly. • 7:54 p.m. Depeyster St., domes- Philippines, on December 25, 1961. They were happily united for • 6:08 a.m. Depeyster St., check • 11:22 a.m. W. Thomas St., lar- • 4:51 p.m. Lincoln Ave., over- tic. over 39 years prior to her passing in July 2001. welfare. ceny. dose. • 8:38 p.m. W. Linden St., alarm. Dale was a long-time Buick Club and American Legion member. He • 7:18 a.m. Turin St., investigate. • 11:39 a.m. Depeyster St., peace • 5:05 p.m. N. James St., aban- • 9:06 p.m. E. Bloomfield St., started his military career as a team chief in ACW, SAC, ETS, AFCC, • 8:20 a.m. Wood Creek Drive, officer. doned call. check welfare. and mobile units. He was assigned to units known for numerous TDY check welfare. • 11:47 a.m. E. Bloomfield St., • 5:08 p.m. W. Thomas St., assist. • 9:11 p.m. Louisa St., harass- deployments. Dale earned many medals, including an Armed Forces • 8:36 a.m. W. Dominick St., mis- trespass. • 5:56 p.m. check welfare. ment. Expeditionary Medal, USAF Longevity Award with four Oak Leaf chief. • 12:15 p.m. W. Thomas St., dis- • 6 p.m. N. James St., domestic. • 10:13 p.m. Black River Blvd., Clusters, National Defense Service Medal in Korea, Vietnam Service • 8:45 a.m. Black River Blvd., hit pute. • 6:13 p.m. E. Dominick St., bur- fireworks. Medal with two Bronze Stars, a Presidential Unit Citation with two • 12:18 p.m. E. Bloomfield St., glary. • 10:29 p.m. W. Cedar St., alarm. Oak Leaf Clusters, Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with two Oak Leaf Clusters, Device (Valor) Medal during TET offensive in Vietnam, Air Force Good Conduct Medal with Five Oak Leaf Clusters and Fire log U.S.A.F. Missile Badge. • To report an emergency: 911 • 7:26 a.m. W. North St., first aid. • 2:36 p.m. W. Dominick St., first • 3:54 p.m. Floyd Ave., first aid. Dale was predeceased by his parents and his siblings. He is the • 8:33 a.m. St. Peter’s Ave., first aid. • 3:54 p.m. Rome-Taberg Road, last known surviving member of the Reinhold family from Germany. Thursday aid. first aid. He is survived by his long-time friend, Donna Olearczyk, Utica; • 12:54 a.m. Old Oneida Road, • 3:27 p.m. wires down. a niece, Venus Shaffer, CA; and many friends that cared for him alarm. • 9:26 a.m. Park Drive Manor II, • 3:32 p.m. W. Court St., first aid. • 4:49 p.m. Lincoln Ave., first aid. including, Dan (Audrey) Younkin and Jim (Ruth) Williams. • 1:16 a.m. N. Levitt St., first aid. first aid. • 3:36 p.m. first aid. • 5:07 p.m. W. Thomas St., first aid. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated on Monday at 10 • 2:06 a.m. Cayuga St., first aid. • 9:35 a.m. first aid. • 3:48 p.m. Route 365, accident/ a.m. at Holy Trinity Church. Dale will be laid to rest in Holy Trinity • 9:09 p.m. St. Peter’s Ave., first • 5:15 a.m. Turin St., first aid. • 9:49 a.m. Rome-Oriskany Road, injury. Cemetery. first aid. aid. Remembrances in Dale’s name may be made to the Holy Trinity • 7:18 a.m. Cedarwood Drive, • 3:49 p.m. W. Sycamore St., first • 11:56 p.m. W. Dominick St., • 2:08 p.m. Stanwix St., first aid. Memorial Fund. Envelopes will be available at the Mass. first aid. aid. investigate. Arrangements are under the direction of McGrath, Myslinski, Karboski & Nunn Funeral Directors, 470 French Rd., Utica. Messages of sympathy at www.mmknfd.com Sheriff’s log • To report an emergency: 911 alarm. • 3:11 p.m. Pillmore Drive, Lee, Falls, investigate. Thursday • 10:33 a.m. Waterview Drive, assist. • 5:41 p.m. accident. Mary A. (Pekola) Draper • 12:03 a.m. Route 31, Verona, Sylvan Beach, assist. • 3:44 p.m. Limberlost Road, • 6:13 p.m. Route 12, Trenton, Kirkland, domestic. Mary Pekola Draper, 103, passed away on Friday, July 16, 2021, domestic. • 10:46 a.m. Route 294, Boon- check welfare. ville, investigate. • 3:48 p.m. Route 365, accident. at the Calvert County Nursing Facility in Port Republic, Maryland, • 12:39 a.m. W. South St., West- • 6:58 p.m. disabled vehicle. where she was a resident since January 2021. Born on June 12, 1918, moreland, investigate. • 10:51 a.m. S. Main St., Oriskany • 3:58 p.m. Brookside Drive, Lee, • 7:45 p.m. Summit Road, Paris, Falls, investigate. investigate. in Bayonne, N.J., to the late Walter and Frances (Sordyl) Pekola, she • 1:04 a.m. Judd Road, Whites- neighbors. • 10:57 a.m. Rome-Oriskany • 4:02 p.m. Howard Road, Cam- was raised in Verona, N.Y., and attended Verona schools. town, suspicious activity. • 7:50 p.m. N. Main St., Oriskany Road, abandoned call. den, burglary. Mary was predeceased by her husband, Earl Draper, in March • 1:13 a.m. Route 69, Camden, Falls, harassment. 1948. She is survived by her son, Donald, of Port Republic, MD, • 11:06 a.m. School St., Lee, • 4:22 p.m. Soule Road, Floyd, larceny. • 8:17 p.m. Fox Road, Marcy, with whom she had resided, and a daughter, Nancy Strong, of Ann peace officer. abandoned call. trespass. Arbor, MI; seven grandchildren, Todd Pekola, Tanya Pekola Charles, • 1:13 a.m. Whitesboro St., • 11:55 a.m. Fox Road, Marcy, • 4:32 p.m. Deeley Road, Vienna, Terrence Pekola, Kristin Draper Wylie, Kelley Draper Rhinehart, Yorkville, domestic. trespass. domestic. • 8:22 p.m. Oswego Road, shots Eric Strong and Tara Strong; great-grandchildren, Nicholas Pekola, • 3 a.m. Route 28, Forestport, • 12:23 p.m. Peterboro St., Ver- • 4:36 p.m. Volunteer Road, Vero- fired. Nathaniel Pekola, Trinity Charles, Melyssa Strong, Mykaela Strong, investigate. non, domestic. na, check welfare. • 8:44 p.m. McLaughlin Road, MyKenzie Strong, Madyson Strong, Dereck Strong, Zach Draper and • 5:07 a.m. Skyline Drive, Augus- • 12:33 p.m. Route 12B, Marshall, • 4:43 p.m. Lawrence St., peace Augusta, domestic. Lauren Wylie; as well as many nephews and nieces. She was also ta, investigate. accident. officer. • 9:32 p.m. Moose River Road, predeceased by a son, Vincent Pekola; one sister, Frances Murphy; • 6:33 a.m. Morris Road, Marcy, • 2:04 p.m. Poplar Ave., Whites- • 4:49 p.m. Carmel Drive, West- Boonville, accident. and five brothers, Stephen, Edward, Chester, Joseph and Henry harassment. town, property damage. moreland, check welfare. • 10:28 p.m. Main St., Sylvan Pekola. • 7:53 a.m. Route 26, Westmore- • 2:14 p.m. Cook Road, Vienna, • 4:55 p.m. Rehm Road, Flor- Beach, harassment. At the request of the family, there will be no calling hours. land, hit and run. peace officer. ence, animal. • 10:47 p.m. Route 69, Lee, dis- Arrangements will be through the Sewell Funeral Home of Port • 8:26 a.m. Turin Road, counter- pute. Republic, MD. A memorial service will be held at a later date. • 2:27 p.m. Morgan Road, Ver- • 5:02 p.m. Seymour Lane, West- feiting. non, investigate. moreland, domestic. • 10:56 p.m. Schaffer Road, Rem- • 8:33 a.m. N. Park Row, Clinton, • 2:36 p.m. assist. • 5:36 p.m. Cooper St., Oriskany sen, domestic. Obituary Policy State police log Obituaries are paid notices based on information supplied by • To report an emergency: 911 den, burglary. Falls, investigate. • 8:22 p.m. Oswego Road, shots funeral directors in accordance with the wishes of the families. Addi- Thursday • 4:22 p.m. Soule Road, Floyd, • 5:41 p.m. accident. fired. tionally, reports of deaths in the area are published free of charge on abandoned call. • 8:44 p.m. McLaughlin Road, Page 3 as funeral notices. • 12:03 a.m. Route 31, Verona, • 6:13 p.m. Route 12, Trenton, domestic. • 4:32 p.m. Deeley Road, Vienna, check welfare. Augusta, domestic. domestic. • 9:32 p.m. Moose River Road, • 12:39 a.m. W. South St., West- • 6:58 p.m. disabled vehicle. moreland, investigate. • 4:36 p.m. Volunteer Road, Vero- Boonville, accident. Statewide positivity rate ticks upward; • 1:13 a.m. Route 69, Camden, na, check welfare. • 7:45 p.m. Summit Road, Paris, • 10:28 p.m. Main St., Sylvan vaccinations available, says Cuomo larceny. • 4:49 p.m. Carmel Drive, West- neighbors. Beach, harassment. • 1:13 a.m. Whitesboro St., moreland, check welfare. • 7:50 p.m. N. Main St., Oriskany • 10:47 p.m. Route 69, Lee, dis- While some other areas of best way to keep the people you Yorkville, domestic. • 4:55 p.m. Rehm Road, Flor- Falls, harassment. pute. the country are suffering with love safe. Don’t wait until it’s too • 3 a.m. Route 28, Forestport, ence, animal. • 8:17 p.m. Fox Road, Marcy, • 10:56 p.m. Schaffer Road, Rem- a resurgence of COVID-19 late.” investigate. • 5:36 p.m. Cooper St., Oriskany trespass. sen, domestic. because of the delta variant, New In Oneida County, as of Friday • 4:08 a.m. Sand Hill Road, Vero- York state had one COVID-19 afternoon 57% of those over the na, animal. death recorded statewide on age of 12 had been fully vacci- • 5:07 a.m. Skyline Drive, Augus- Thursday, marking the fewest nated, according to information ta, investigate. Three–day weather outlook daily death tally since the pan- compiled on the county’s COVID demic began. • 6:33 a.m. Morris Road, Marcy, information dashboard. harassment. Sunday Monday Tuesday The state, however, also saw COVID-19 Information Links • 7:53 a.m. Route 26, Westmore- 70% Rain likely Partly sunny Partly sunny the seven-day average infection In Oneida County, vaccine land, hit and run. High lower 80s High lower 80s High lower 80s positivity rate continued to tick • 8:26 a.m. Turin Road, counter- Low lower 60s Tomorrow’sLow lower weather 60s Low lower 60s upward from recent lows under appointments and walk-ins are available at county-operated feiting. 1% to 1.58%, statewide. Forecast for Saturday, July 24, 2021 sites. To book an appointment, • 8:47 a.m. River Road, Marcy, In Oneida County, Thursday Showers likely; visit www.ocgov.net. suspicious activity. CANADA brought six new cases of the • 10:33 a.m. Waterview Drive, virus and there have been no Scheduling a vaccine appoint- ment can also be completed at: Sylvan Beach, assist. highs in lower 80s virus related deaths since June • 10:46 a.m. Route 294, Boon- 16. vaccines.gov. Rest of today — Mostly sunny. Highs Lake Placid ville, investigate. 76/60 COVID-19 case numbers and in the lower 80s. Southeast winds around 5 Watertown Speaking to the effective- 81/67 • 10:51 a.m. S. Main St., Oriskany mph. Tonight — Showers with a chance of Toronto VT. ness of the virus vaccines, Gov. vaccination rates are available 77/69 on Oneida County’s online Dash- Falls, investigate. thunderstorms. Lows in the mid 60s. South Andrew Cuomo said in a state- N.H. board at: https://bit.ly/3A85tLp. • 10:57 a.m. Rome-Oriskany winds 5 to 10 mph with gusts up to 20 mph. Syracuse ment, “The vaccine is our fast Rochester 84/68 Albany Road, abandoned call. Chance of rain 80%. 80/68 78/63 track to the end of the tunnel and The New York State • 11:06 a.m. School St., Lee, Sunday — Showers likely with a chance Binghamton those who haven’t taken advan- Department of Health offers Buffalo 77/64 MASS. peace officer. of thunderstorms. Highs in the lower 80s. 81/70 tage of its availability should do statewide information on COVID- • 11:48 a.m. Whitesboro St., Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph with gusts up so immediately … Vaccination 19 at: https://coronavirus.health. Montauk Yorkville, domestic. to 20 mph. Chance of rain 70%. Sunday night 77/68 is safe, effective and it is the ny.gov. New York • 11:55 a.m. Fox Road, Marcy, — Partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 60s. PA. 82/70 trespass. Monday — Partly sunny. Highs in the Harassment, mischief charges • 12:33 p.m. Route 12B, Marshall, lower 80s. Monday night — Mostly clear. accident. Lows in the lower 60s. filed following domestic dispute • 1:32 p.m. Route 12, Trenton, Tuesday — Partly sunny. Highs in the YORKVILLE — A 30-year-old Police said Pedlar was located aggravated harassment. lower 80s. Tuesday night — Partly cloudy ©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. man is accused of attacking a in the village a short time later • 2:27 p.m. Morgan Road, Ver- with a chance of showers. Lows in the County Airport weather report for Thursday woman and getting into a scuffle and he started fighting with the non, investigate. lower 60s. Chance of rain 30%. • Temperatures: 55˚ to 78˚ • Monthly rainfall: 5.74” with responding police officers, officer who took him into cus- Wednesday — Partly sunny with a • 2:36 p.m. assist. • Normal Range: 58˚ to 81˚ • Rainfall for year: 19.82” according to law enforcement tody. • 3:18 p.m. Cook Road, Vienna, chance of showers and thunderstorms. • Records: 42˚ (1894), 96˚ • Sunset today (7/ 24): 8:32 officials. Pedlar is charged with two peace officer. Highs around 80. Chance of rain 50%. Wednesday night — Partly cloudy with (1896) Village police said Devarr Ped- counts each of second-degree • 3:31 p.m. Trenton Road, Deer- • Sunrise tomorrow: 5:45, a chance of showers. Lows around 60. lar, of Yorkville, was involved in harassment and fourth-degree field, assist. • Rainfall: 0” sunset 8:31 a physical domestic dispute with mischief, as well as one count of Chance of rain 50%. a woman in Yorkville in the early second-degree menacing, police • 3:48 p.m. Route 365, accident. Thursday — Partly sunny with a 40% Nation — Thunderstorms will continue to impact morning hours Thursday. Police stated. He is scheduled to appear • 3:58 p.m. Brookside Drive, Lee, chance of showers. Highs in the upper 70s. parts of the Southeast, upper Plains and Midwest and the said Pedlar fled the scene before in court. investigate. Friday — Cloudy with a 30% chance of interior West. Thunderstorms with flooding downpours officers arrived and the woman Police said the incident • 4 p.m. Benton Road, Marcy, morning showers. Highs in the upper 70s. are likely to be widespread in central and eastern Arizona was taken to St. Luke’s Hospital remains under investigation and domestic. Saturday — Mix of sun and clouds. and western New Mexico. National high Thursday 111 at in New Hartford for her injuries. more charges are possible. • 4:02 p.m. Howard Road, Cam- Highs in the upper 70s. Ocotillo Wells, Calif.; low 32 at Sunriver, Ore. PAGE 6 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 Utica College unveils new online master of social work degree program UTICA — Utica College has values, approaches and tools in sequence of courses, and spe- Field course developer Jeremy sionals. The online program has work and include clinical prac- added a master of social work the education of clinical social cialize in direct practice with Reuling said, “Recovery assumes no residency requirements - it tice and fi eldwork as well. The degree to its online offerings, at workers. We want to promote individuals, families, and groups that individuals struggling with can be completed 100% online in advanced program will require a time when the need for mental mental health and well-being in their specialization practice issues related to their mental as few as eight semesters. 34 credits, and the regular will health professionals is growing for every single person and we sequence. health, regardless of the severi- The program will offer two require 60. dramatically. But unlike other believe recovery approaches are In addition, instructors in clin- ty of those challenges, not only different tracks, an advanced Registration for the program is MSW programs, this curriculum the best way to achieve that.” ical practice and fi eld work have have the potential to live a full option for students with a bach- now open, with classes beginning centers on recovery values, and “All of our coursework - years of experience in recovery life, but have a high probabil- elor’s in the fi eld, and one for in August. For more information, is designed to provide a focused including research and policy services and in clinical social ity of doing so with the right students without a bachelors in please visit utica.edu or contact and rigorous training for aspiring courses - is designed to improve work. As such, all practical support. This is consistent with social work. Both programs will Haymovitz at elhaymov@utica. clinical social workers, preparing skills as a mental health service courses are designed to synthe- social work’s ‘strengths perspec- offer courses focusing on social edu. them for direct clinical practice provider and understanding of size recovery theory with tradi- tive,’ which proposes that each with individuals, families and mental health issues,” Haymov- tional clinical social work theo- and every person has their own groups. itz said. Students take courses ries, preparing social workers to unique strengths that can be Utica College’s online MSW on trauma-informed practice, provide mental health services used as a foundation for personal degree is ideal for those who recovery theory, mental health that preserve dignity, autono- growth and achievement.” POUNDER HALL are passionate about supporting assessment and mental health my, and promote well-being for The MSW program is designed others through the promotion advocacy in their preliminary diverse populations. to be fl exible for working profes- Exceptional and treatment of mental health. The program’s innovative design Senior Living bridges traditional and recov- Opportunities abound for youngsters in 4-H 1400 Utica Street ery-oriented care and integrates ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 these orientations throughout Oriskany, NY 13424 the curriculum. Utica’s approach these animals. 4-H’ers also based on a variety of qualifi ca- mals. As a 4-Her, there was noth- Part of the Eastern Star Campus strengthens students’ ability to learn communication skills and tions. If the project scores high ing I enjoyed more than getting Come visit us for an informal engage and support the empow- many other important life skills enough, it can be exhibited at the to tell people about my animals. tour and take home information about one of Mohawk Valley’s erment of diverse and often mar- through participation New York State Fair. Being in 4-H shaped me into most affordable and elegant senior living campuses. ginalized populations using evi- in livestock judging FARMING IN CNY So if you get a the person I am today. 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For more puzzles, see our Classified pages PAGE 8 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 Search for bodies concludes at Florida condo collapse site MIAMI (AP) — Firefighters on Friday declared toll to 98. Hedaya was an outgoing 54-year-old who the end of their search for bodies at the site of loved to travel and was fond of striking up conver- a collapsed Florida condo building, concluding sations with strangers. Her younger brother Ikey a month of painstaking work removing layers of has given DNA samples and visited the site twice dangerous debris that were once piled several to see the search efforts for himself. stories high. “As we enter month two alone, without any The June 24 collapse at the oceanside tower other families, we feel helpless,” he told The Asso- killed 97 people, with at least one more missing ciated Press on Friday. He said he gets frequent person yet to be identified. The site has been updates from the medical examiner’s office. mostly swept flat and the rubble moved to a Miami Leah Sutton, who knew Hedaya since birth and warehouse. Although forensic scientists are still at considered herself a second mother to her, is wor- work, including examining the debris at the ware- ried that she will be forgotten. house, there are no more bodies to be found where “They seem to be packing up and congratulating the building once stood. everyone on a job well done. And yes, they deserve Except during the early hours after the collapse, all the accolades, but after they find Estelle.” survivors never emerged. Search teams spent The collapse also fueled a race to inspect other weeks battling the hazards of the rubble, including aging residential towers in Florida and beyond, an unstable portion of the building that teetered and it raised broader questions about the nation’s above, a recurring fire and Florida’s stifling sum- regulations governing condominium associations mer heat and thunderstorms. They went through and building safety. more than 14,000 tons (13,000 metric tonnes) of Shortly after the collapse, it became clear that broken concrete and rebar, often working boulder warnings about Champlain Towers South, which by bounder, rock by rock, before finally declaring opened in 1981, had gone unheeded. A 2018 engi- VIRUS AID — Ambulance crews unload equipment at the are part of a medical team that was sent to Springfield to the mission complete. neering report detailed cracked and degraded con- DoubleTree Hotel on Friday in Springfield, Mo. The crews help transport COVID-19 patients in the area. (AP Photo) Miami-Dade Fire Rescue’s urban search-and-res- crete support beams in the underground parking cue team pulled away from the disaster site Friday garage and other problems that would cost nearly in a convoy of firetrucks and other vehicles, slowly $10 million to fix. driving to their headquarters for a news conference The repairs did not happen, and the estimate Poll: Most unvaccinated to announce that the search was officially over. grew to $15 million this year as the owners of the At a ceremony, Fire Chief Alan Cominsky salut- building’s 136 units and its governing condo board ed the firefighters who worked 12-hour shifts while squabbled over the cost, especially after a Surfside Americans don’t want COVID shots camping out at the site. town inspector told them the building was safe. “It’s obviously devastating. It’s obviously a dif- A complete collapse was all but impossible to By the Associated Press ficult situation across the board,” Cominsky said. imagine. As many officials said in the catastrophe’s Most Americans who haven’t “I couldn’t be prouder of the men and women that first days, buildings of that size do not just collapse been vaccinated against COVID- represent Miami-Dade Fire Rescue.” in the U.S. outside of a terrorist attack. Even tor- 19 say they are unlikely to get Officials have declined to clarify whether they nadoes, hurricanes and earthquakes rarely bring the shots and doubt they would have one additional set of human remains in them down. work against the aggressive delta hand that pathologists are struggling to identify The disaster was one of the nation’s deadliest variant despite evidence they or whether a search for that final set of remains engineering failures. A set of overhead walkways do, according to a new poll that continues. collapsed at a Kansas City hotel in 1981, killing 114. underscores the challenges fac- If found, Estelle Hedaya would bring the death people attending a dance. ing public health officials amid soaring infections in some states. Among American adults who have not yet received a vaccine, 35% say they probably will not, and 45% say they definitely will not, according to a poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. Just 3% say they definitely will get the shots, though another 16% say they probably will. What’s more, 64% of unvacci- nated Americans have little to no MASKS REQUIRED — Adrian Luna, owner of the Taqueria El Sol buffet in Los confidence the shots are effec- Angeles’ Boyle Heights neighborhood, stands in the buffet area of his restaurant tive against variants — including in Los Angeles Thursday. Luna requires all his customers to wear face masks. the delta variant that officials say (AP Photo) is responsible for 83% of new cases in the U.S. — despite evi- behind and COVID-19 cases are aren’t and won’t be vaccinated, dence that they offer strong pro- rising, including in Arkansas, 30% to 18%. tection. In contrast, 86% of those Florida, Louisiana, Missouri and Cody Johansen, who lives near who have already been vaccinat- Nevada. Orlando, Florida, considers him- ed have at least some confidence Still, just over 40% of Loui- self a conservative Republican, that the vaccines will work. siana’s population has received but said that had no bearing on That means “that there will be at least one dose, and the state his decision to skip vaccination. more preventable cases, more reported 5,388 new COVID- “It hasn’t really been that dan- preventable hospitalizations and 19 cases Wednesday — the gerous to people in my demo- more preventable deaths,” said third-highest single-day figure graphic, and I have a good CLEANING UP — Crews work in the rubble of the Cham- of the collapsed Surfside condo building, Friday. Police and Dr. Amesh Adalja, an infectious since the pandemic began. Hos- immune system,” said Johan- plain Towers South building in Surfside, Fla. Firefighters forensic specialists continue working to identify human disease specialist at Johns Hop- pitalizations also rose steeply in sen, a 26-year-old who installs have officially ended their search for bodies in the debris remains already recovered from the disaster. (AP Photo) kins University. the last month. audio-visual equipment at mili- “We always knew some pro- The AP-NORC survey found tary bases. “Most of my friends portion of the population would that the majority of Americans got vaccinated, and they’re a lit- be difficult to persuade no matter — 54% — are at least somewhat tle mad at me for not getting it. what the data showed, (and) a concerned that they or someone There is peer pressure because Ruling leaves immigrants who lot of people are beyond per- in their family will be infect- they say it’s a civic responsibil- suasion,” said Adalja. He echoed ed, including 27% who are very ity.” Centers for Disease Control and concerned. That’s up slightly He said it’s obvious the shots newly applied for DACA in limbo Prevention Director Rochelle from a month ago, but far below have been effective, though it NEW YORK (AP) — When the stream of court challenges since as of last week, Citizenship and Walensky in calling the current the beginning of the year, when bothers him a little that they text message popped up on his then-President Barack Obama Immigration Services had 90,000 surge “a pandemic of the unvac- about 7 in 10 Americans said have only emergency use autho- phone, Samuel Alfaro didn’t want created it by executive order in new DACA applications pend- cinated” because nearly all hos- they were at least somewhat con- rization from the Food and Drug to believe it. 2012. ing, according to Astrid Silva, pital admissions and deaths have cerned that they or someone they Administration. It said his appointment with Former President Donald executive director of Dream Big been among those who weren’t knew would be infected. Johansen said he approves U.S. immigration services about Trump announced early on that Nevada. immunized. Democrats are far more likely of how President Joe Biden has his application to join the he was ending the program, but She said the agency received The AP-NORC survey was than Republicans to say they’re handled the pandemic response, Deferred Action for Childhood a U.S. Supreme Court decision 50,000 applications in the first conducted before several Repub- at least somewhat concerned saying he has exhibited good Arrivals program, the one he last year determined that he had three months of the year but licans and conservative cable about someone close to them leadership. had been waiting on for months, not done it properly, bringing it made decisions on fewer than news personalities this week being infected, 70% to 38%. That reflects the poll’s find- was canceled because of a court back to life and allowing for new 1,000. urged people to get vaccinated And overall, Republicans are ings. A large majority of Ameri- order halting the Obama-era applications like the one from After the application period after months of stoking hesitan- far more likely than Democrats cans, 66%, continue to approve deportation protections for those Alfaro, who filed at the beginning opened in December following cy. That effort comes as COVID- to say they have not been vacci- of how Biden is handling the brought to the U.S. as children. of the year. the Supreme Court decision, 19 cases nearly tripled in the U.S. nated and definitely or probably pandemic — higher than Biden’s “I thought it was a scam,” the The latest ruling calling DACA Silva said advocates were patient over the past two weeks. won’t be, 43% to 10%. Views are overall approval rating of 59%. 19-year-old from Houston said of illegal involved a lawsuit that with the delays, understanding Nationally, 56.4% of all Amer- also divided along age and edu- The difference is fueled largely the message he received Sunday had been filed by Texas and eight the agency might face a backlog icans, including children, have cation lines: Thirty-seven percent by Republicans, 32% of whom night, hours before his appoint- other states. They said Obama from the coronavirus pandemic received at least one dose of the of those under age 45 say they say they approve of Biden’s han- ment. didn’t have the authority to cre- or other issues. But as time went vaccine, according to the CDC. haven’t and likely won’t get the dling of COVID-19 compared Alfaro went to the U.S. Citizen- ate the program and that it was on, they started to wonder what And White House officials said shots, compared with just 16% of with 15% who approve of him ship and Immigration Services an action under the power of might be wrong. Thursday that vaccinations are those older. And those without overall. About 9 in 10 Democrats website and “kept checking it, Congress. “We started seeing these beginning to increase in some college degrees are more likely approve of Biden overall and for refreshing it every few hours.” U.S. District Judge Andrew issues from the get-go,” Silva states where rates are lagging than those with them to say they his handling of the pandemic. Later, he got an email, confirming Hanen in Houston agreed, say- said. “We understood COVID and it was true. ing in his ruling that “Congress’s the mail and UPS, and we had an Now, he simply feels “a little clear articulation of laws for insurrection and it’s Christmas. GM issues 2nd Bolt recall; batteries can cause fires sad.” removal, lawful presence and We were, quite honestly, very DETROIT (AP) — General Motors is recalling Bolt batteries can have two rare manufacturing Alfaro isn’t the only one. Tens work authorization illustrates a patient. I think many of us felt some older Chevrolet Bolts for a second time to defects in the same cell at the same time. So GM of thousands of young immi- manifest intent to reserve for like this was a blessing and we fix persistent battery problems that can set the will now replace any defective battery modules and grants in the country without itself the authority to determine can wait a little bit.” electric cars ablaze. possibly the whole battery pack. legal status are in the same posi- the framework of the nation’s “For us, the frustration has Until repairs are done, GM says owners should Spokesman Dan Flores says engineers are still tion following a July 16 ruling immigration system.” really been since January,” she park the cars outdoors, limit charging to 90% of working around the clock on how to find the bat- from a federal judge in Texas Immigration attorneys say the said. battery capacity, and not deplete batteries below 70 tery defect and what the repairs will be. He said that declared DACA illegal while court decision has renewed fears Now, the applications have miles of range. The company says the Bolts should GM doesn’t know how long it will take to develop leaving the program intact for about the future of the program ground to a halt. Silva said advo- not be charged overnight, and should be parked the fix. The number of Bolts with the defect is like- existing recipients. and once again puts young immi- cates are still encouraging eligi- outside immediately after they are charged. ly to be small, Flores said. The ruling bars the govern- grants in a precarious position. ble people to apply in the hope The second recall comes after two Bolts that had The previous recall announced in April didn’t ment from approving any new Attorney Max Meyers with the their applications will eventually been fixed under a previous recall caught fire, one fully fix the problem. It was diagnostic software applications, like that of Alfaro, Mississippi Center for Justice be processed and because having in Vermont and the other in New Jersey. It covers designed to look for battery anomalies. If one was whose parents brought him to was gearing up to submit DACA something pending with immi- about 69,000 Bolts worldwide from 2017, 2018 and found, GM said it would replace faulty parts. the U.S. from Mexico when he paperwork on behalf of 40 young gration authorities is better than part of the 2019 model year. All have batteries Some 2019 Bolts and those from the 2020 and was 2, along with his older broth- immigrants last week, most of nothing. made by LG Chem in South Korea. 2021 model years are not affected. Their batteries er. Immigrants and advocates them first-time applicants. But he She’s been fielding calls from The recall is another bug in a growing global were made by LG in Holland, Michigan. have said they will appeal. had to scrap those plans. mothers worried about what this rollout of electric vehicles by all automakers to “We understand that the previous recall and this In a statement, Citizenship and “It really just throws every- means for their children. replace internal combustion vehicles to cut emis- recall significantly inconvenience our customers,” Immigration Services said it “will body back into uncertainty,” he “The applications will literal- sions and fight climate change. Ford, BMW and Flores said. “We appreciate their patience and we comply with the court order, con- said. “Rather than people treat ly just be held in a box some- Hyundai all have recalled batteries recently. Also, understand their frustration.” tinue to implement the compo- people as humans with founda- where,” Silva said. the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board GM will handle customer complaints about the nents of DACA that remain in tional needs to go to school and investigated a series of fires in Tesla vehicles and inconvenience and lower travel range on a case-by- place.” be able to get a job, a judge Esperanza Avila, 21, sent her earlier this year said the high-voltage lithium-ion case basis, he said. It’s the latest twist for the decided that politics is more application about a month ago batteries pose safety risks to first responders after The company says owners who haven’t had the program, which has been struck important in striking this down.” and presumes it’s among those crashes. first recall repairs done should still take their cars down and revived in a constant Advocates were informed that on hold. GM says in a statement Friday that the faulty to dealers to get the fixes. DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 PAGE 9 Sentinel SportsSports [email protected] • 315–337–4000, ext. 227 Smith Post begins quest for NYS Legion ball title BY STEVE JONES year’s tournament as well. The Sports writer Clinton County Mariners play The Smith Post team com- Oneonta Post at 1 p.m. today. peting in the American Legion Smith knocked Clinton County baseball state senior tournament out of the 2019 tournament with this weekend includes four play- an 8-4 win. ers who were part of the Rome- Rockland Pirates Post plays based team’s state run in 2019. today at 4 p.m. against the Sche- And that, said Smith manager nectady County Indians. Ham- Ryan Hickey, is a key to doing burg Post plays at 7 p.m. against well in this tournament in Sau- Kingston/Saugerties Posts. It was gerties. Hamburg that eliminated Smith Smith got to the state tourna- in 2019 with a 7-3 victory. Ham- ment this year in a similar way to burg beat Rockland in the finals how it did so in 2019. On Wednes- in 2019 for the state title that day, Smith beat Whitestown Post year. 8-5 in the District V title game. When Smith plays Sunday In 2019, Whitestown needed two depends on the result today. If wins to top Smith, which was Smith beats Rayson Miller, the undefeated going into the final Rome team will play the winner matchup. Though Whitestown of Clinton County and Oneonta at won the first game, Smith won 4 p.m. Sunday. If they lose, it’s an the deciding game to take the elimination bracket game at 10 District crown that year. a.m. Sunday against the loser of Smith Post was scheduled to the game between Clinton Coun- play the double-elimination tour- ty and Oneonta. Who starts for nament’s first game this morning Smith on the mound on Sunday at 10 against Rayson Miller Post HEADED TO STATES — Smith Post manager Ryan Hickey congratulates his will “depend on (the result of) players following Tuesday’s 8-2 win over Moran Post in the District V American of District VII. The teams met in game one. It’ll be Marco Macri or READY TO ROLL — Al Scerra gets ready to toss a shot during the Men’s Legion playoffs at Murnane Field. Smith Post won the District V championship Jake Premo,” Hickey said. the state tournament’s first round 8-5 on Wednesday, defeating Whitestown Post to punch its ticket to the state Summer Bocce Shoot-out Tournament on Friday night at the Toccolana Club. A big factor in how far the in 2019 as well. In that game at tournament. (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) (Sentinel photo by Kenny Kudrewicz) Murnane Field in Utica, Smith team goes is the pair of games lost 4-1. Hickey said he doesn’t this weekend, Hickey said. “To know much about this Rayson how they swing….to see how we calmer, we’re more confident.” win the weekend, that would be Miller team. With little to go on attack them.” The 12-player roster, a shorter goal number one. If we win Sat- as far as scouting or preparation As for the Smith offense, Hick- bench than most teams have in urday and Sunday we’d be off Tournaments taking goes, “You have to focus on play- ey said the first time through the American Legion, has actually to an amazing start.” And, he ing good defense,” he said. “We lineup will be important for bat- been a good thing for Smith, the said, the players are ready. “They can’t make a lot of mistakes on ters to see the opposing pitcher manager said. “It’s helped us. The have an air of confidence about place at Toccolana our own.” and what he’s trying to do to get steady play has helped us get in a it.” He added: “We’re looking to Smith will send Riley Brawdy them out. Brawdy is one of four rhythm and get comfortable with compete, to perform well here, to the mound today. “He’s fresh Smith players who were on the our roles.” He added: “Depending not just show up.” Club with World Series and he’s ready,” said Hickey of team in 2019, along with Damon on who’s pitching we just have to The tournament runs for five his top starter. “That first game Campanaro, Evan DeLutis and be versatile.” straight days, and concludes with is really, really important.” He Kyle Williamson. “That’s really There are two other teams a championship game Wednes- of Bocce absence said the team will have to “see important,” Hickey said. “We’re Smith played in 2019 in this day. BY STEVE JONES ed a women’s tournament that Sports writer had seven teams. The World The Toccolana Club in Rome Series has about 40 women’s is not holding the World Series of teams, Colangelo noted. Small- Bocce for a second year in a row er events means smaller prize due to COVID-19 but the club has pools, so some out of town teams a tournament this weekend and skip them. others are planned to give play- “The guys who are here are ers plenty of competition. happy to be here,” Colangelo The club at 1412 E. Dominick said of this weekend’s event. St. hosts the World Series each And there are a few more bigger year. The 2019 event was its 46th events on the upcoming sched- anniversary. But the pandemic ule. For example, the third annu- has caused the cancellation of al Nikki Lynn DeBlasiis Memori- the last two. al Foundation bocce tournament This weekend is the men’s will take place Aug. 13-14. summer bocce shoot-out, which Then there’s the Feast of San started Friday and continues Gennaro event being planned for today. “It’s not bad,” said Club the weekend of Sept. 17-18 at board member Bernie Colange- the Club. Colangelo said the city lo at the courts Friday evening. and the Club are working on a “You’d like to see more,” but, he large event that will include a said, there is still top competi- bocce tournament. While it won’t tion. There are plenty of events replace the World Series or the on the schedule at the club this Honor America Days parade this year but they’re all smaller than year, “We’re looking to bring the the World Series. Because of the community together,” Colangelo pandemic, some teams from out said. The event is meant to be of town or those composed of a social gathering and a way BLAST FROM THE PAST — Inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2016, won a NASCAR Track Championship at Utica-Rome Speedway in 1969 and was older competitors are not partici- for the Club to recover some of former Roman Jerry Cook stands with a replica of the very last race car that he inducted into the Rome Sports Hall of Fame in 1991. pating in as many tournaments in the revenue lost because of two drove during his Hall of Fame career. Cook won six NASCAR National Modified (Sentinel photo by John Clifford) 2021, he noted. Worlds Series in a row being Championships in the 1970s, winning in 1971-72, and 1974-77 seasons. He Two weeks ago, the club host- canceled. Tokyo Olympics begin with muted ceremony and empty stadium TOKYO (AP) — Belated and this week: Will the deep, intrinsic ans waved enthusiastically to beleaguered, the virus-delayed human attachment to the specta- approaching Olympic buses. Tokyo Summer Olympics finally cle of sporting competition at the The sports have already begun, opened Friday night with cascad- highest possible level be enough and some of the focus is turning ing fireworks and made-for-TV to salvage these Olympics? toward the competition to come. choreography that unfolded in a Time and again, previous Can the U.S. women’s soccer near-empty stadium, a colorful opening ceremonies have pulled team, for instance, even after but strangely subdued ceremony off something that approaches an early, shocking loss to Swe- that set a striking tone to match a magic. Scandals — bribery in den, become the first to win unique pandemic Games. Salt Lake City, censorship and an Olympics following a World As their opening played out, pollution in Beijing, doping in Cup victory? Can Japan’s Hide- devoid of the usual crowd ener- Sochi — fade into the back- ki Matsuyama win gold in golf gy, the Olympics convened amid ground when the sports begin. after becoming the first Japanese simmering anger and disbelief But with people still falling player to win the Masters? Will in much of the host country, but ill and dying each day from the Italy’s Simona Quadarella chal- with hopes from organizers that coronavirus, there’s a particular lenge American standout Katie the excitement of the sports to urgency to the questions about Ledecky in the 800- and 1,500- follow would offset the wide- whether the Olympic flame can meter freestyle swimming races? spread opposition. burn away the fear or provide a For now, however, it’s hard to “Today is a moment of hope. measure of catharsis — and even miss how unusual these Games Yes, it is very different from what awe — after a year of suffer- promise to be. The lovely nation- all of us had imagined,” IOC Pres- ing and uncertainty in Japan and al stadium can seem like an iso- ident Thomas Bach said. “But let around the world. lated militarized zone, surround- us cherish this moment because “Today, with the world facing ed by huge barricades. Roads finally we are all here together.” great challenges, some are again around it have been sealed and “This feeling of togetherness questioning the power of sport businesses closed. Inside, the — this is the light at the end of and the value of the Olympic feeling of sanitized, locked-down the dark tunnel of the pandem- THE GAMES HAVE BEGUN — The Olympic cauldron gets lit at Yume no Ohashi bridge after the opening ceremony at Games,” Seiko Hashimoto, pres- quarantine carries over. Fans, ic,” Bach declared. Later, Japa- the 2020 Summer Olympics on Friday in Tokyo, Japan. (AP Photo) ident of the Tokyo 2020 Organiz- who would normally be scream- nese tennis star Naomi Osaka ing Committee, said in a speech. ing for their countries and mix- received the Olympic flame from But, she said of the Games’ pos- ing with people from around the a torch relay through the stadium shouts of scattered protesters surely wondering what to make Organizers held a moment of sibilities, “This is the power of world, have been banned, leaving and lit the Olympic cauldron. outside calling for the Games of it all. Some athletes marched silence for those who had died in sport. … This is its essence.” only a carefully screened contin- Trepidations throughout Japan to be canceled. A single stage socially distanced, while others the pandemic; as it ticked off and Japanese Emperor Naruhito gent of journalists, officials, ath- have threatened for months to held an octagon shape meant clustered in ways utterly con- the music paused, the sounds declared the Games open, with letes and participants. Olympics drown out the usual packaged to resemble the country’s fabled trary to organizers’ hopes. The of the protests echoed in the fireworks bursting over the stadi- often face opposition, but there’s glitz of the opening. Inside the Mount Fuji. Later, an orchestral Czech Republic entered with distance. um after he spoke. also usually a pervasive feeling stadium after dusk Friday, how- medley of songs from iconic Jap- other countries even though its Protesters’ shouts gave voice Outside, hundreds of curious of national pride. Japan’s resent- ever, a precisely calibrated cere- anese video games served as the delegation has had several posi- to a fundamental question about Tokyo residents lined a barricade ment centers on the belief that mony sought to portray that the soundtrack for athletes’ entranc- tive COVID tests since arriving. these Games as Japan, and large that separated them from those it was strong-armed into hosting Games — and their spirit — are es. “You had to face great chal- parts of the world, reel from entering — but just barely: Some — forced to pay billions and risk going on. Mostly masked athletes waved lenges on your Olympic journey,” the continuing gut punch of a of those going in took selfies with the health of a largely unvacci- Early in the ceremony, an ethe- enthusiastically to thousands of Bach told the athletes. “Today pandemic that is stretching well the onlookers across the barri- nated, deeply weary public — so real blue light bathed the empty empty seats and to a world hun- you are making your Olympic into its second year, with cases in cades, and there was an excited the IOC can collect its billions in seats as loud music muted the gry to watch them compete but dream come true.” Tokyo approaching record highs carnival feeling. Some pedestri- media revenue. PAGE 10 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 Cleveland’s baseball team goes from Indians to Guardians CLEVELAND (AP) — Known Redskins name before the 2020 ing misrepresentations of Native as the Indians since 1915, Cleve- season. Washington recently said Americans. land’s Major League Baseball it will reveal a new name and The name change has sparked team will be called Guardians. logo in 2022. lively debate among the city’s The ballclub announced the Cleveland’s new name was passionate sports fans. Other name change Friday — effective inspired by two large landmark names, including the Spiders, at the end of the 2021 season stone edifices near the down- which is what the team was — with a video on Twitter nar- town ballpark — referred to called before 1900, were pushed rated by actor and team fan Tom as traffic guardians — on the by supporters on social media Hanks. Hope Memorial Bridge over the platforms. The decision ends months of Cuyahoga River. But Guardians does seem to internal discussions triggered by The team’s colors will remain fit the team’s objective to find a a national reckoning by institu- the same, and the new Guard- name that embodies Cleveland’s tions and teams to drop logos ians’ new logos will incorporate hard-working, loyal, Midwest- and names considered racist. some of the architectural fea- ern-valued ethos while preserv- The choice of Guardians will tures of the bridge. ing the team’s history and uniting undoubtedly be criticized by In 2018, the Indians stopped the community. many of the club’s die-hard fans, wearing the contentious Chief The rebranding comes as the some of whom quickly went on Wahoo logo on their jerseys and Indians, who have one of base- social media to vent. caps. ball’s lowest payrolls, try to stay The organization spent most However, the team continues in contention despite a slew of of the past year whittling down to sell merchandise bearing the injuries as the July 30 trading a list of potential names that smiling, red-faced caricature that deadline approaches. was at nearly 1,200 just over a was protested for decades by “This is a historic moment for month ago. Native American groups. our franchise, and we are excited But the process, which the WELCOME, GUARDIANS — Cleveland Indians owner Cleveland’s Major League Baseball team will be called Numerous Native American for our players and staff to debut Paul Dolan speaks to the media during a news conference Guardians. The ballclub announced the name change Fri- club said included 140 hours of groups have protested Cleve- our new team name and look in on Friday, in Cleveland. Known as the Indians since 1915, day, effective at the end of the 2021 season. (AP Photo) interviews with fans, community land’s use of the Wahoo logo 2022,” said Chris Antonetti, the leaders, front office personnel and Indians name for years, so club’s president of baseball oper- and a survey of 40,000 fans. news conference at Progressive name that strongly represents Cleveland baseball family. While the latest development brought ations. “We look forward to our Owner Paul Dolan said last Field before the Indians host the the pride, resiliency and loyal- ‘Indians’ will always be a part of some comfort. team proudly representing the summer’s social unrest, touched Tampa Bay Rays. ty of Clevelanders. ‘Guardians’ our history, our new name will “It is a major step towards city of Cleveland as the Guard- off by the killing of George Floyd Dolan said the new name mir- reflects those attributes that help unify our fans and city as righting the wrongs committed ians.” in Minneapolis, spurred his inten- rors the city and its people. define us.” we are all Cleveland Guardians.” against Native peoples, and is Guardians is the fifth name tion to change the name. “Cleveland has and always will “It brings to life the pride The change comes as the Wash- one step towards justice,” said in franchise history joining the Dolan is expected to provide be the most important part of Clevelanders take in our city and ington Football Team continues Crystal Echo Hawk, executive Blues (1901), Bronchos (1902), more details on the choice and our identity,” he said in a state- the way we fight together for all to work toward a similar make- director and founder of IllumiNa- Naps (1903-1914) and Indians background on the change at a ment. “Therefore, we wanted a who choose to be part of the over. The franchise dropped its tive, a group dedicated to fight- (1915-2021). Dodgers’ SP Bauer appears in court over woman’s sex assault allegations LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los he will take the stand. Hearings in Pasadena and had sexual Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor over restraining orders are nor- encounters that began as con- Bauer appeared in court Friday mally brief, and lawyers often sensual but grew violent without to fight the extension of a pro- appear without their clients. her consent, the documents said. tective order sought by a woman The pitcher’s agents, Jon Fet- The second incident, in which who says he choked her to the terolf and Rachel Luba, have she alleges Bauer repeatedly point where she lost conscious- disputed the allegations and Fet- punched her, left her with two ness and punched her during terolf has said his client’s inter- black eyes, a bloodied swol- two sexual encounters earlier actions with the woman were len lip, significant bruising and this year. wholly consensual. scratching to one side of her Attorneys for Bauer and the Major League Baseball put face. She included photographs woman revealed during a brief Bauer on paid leave on July 2 showing the injuries. morning court session that they under the joint domestic vio- The documents say she sought intend to call witnesses and lence, sexual assault and child the order because Bauer was argue over the order in what abuse policy adopted by MLB repeatedly calling and texting amounts to a trial that is expect- and the players’ union in 2015. her after the second encounter to ed to last three days. The leave has been extended ask if she was OK, and she want- The court hearing is expected through July 27. ed no more contact with him. COURT APPEARANCE — In this June 6, 2021, file the extension of a protective order sought by a woman who to resume Friday afternoon, but Police in Pasadena, Califor- The Associated Press does not photo, Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Trevor Bauer says he choked her to the point where she lost conscious- a judge could decide to postpone nia, are also investigating the typically identify people who say delivers in the first inning of a game against the Atlanta ness and punched her during two sexual encounters earlier the proceedings. allegations for possible criminal they have been victims of sexual Braves in Atlanta. Bauer appeared in court on Friday, to fight this year. (AP File Photo) A temporary restraining order charges. assault. keeping Bauer away from the The woman, who is from San Bauer agreed to a $102 million, woman was issued until the hear- Diego, said in court documents three-year contract to join his ing could be held. A judge could seeking the order that she and hometown Dodgers earlier this 80% of NFL players in vaccination process decide to extend that by weeks Bauer met on Instagram when year after winning his first Cy or years. she tagged him in a photo while Young with the Cincinnati Reds (AP) — The number of NFL Sills cited teams having strong games could occur for a COVID- Bauer’s appearance Friday he pitched during a game against last season. players in the COVID-19 vacci- advocates for vaccination among 19 outbreak caused by nonvacci- was not required, nor was it the Padres in May. Bauer is 8-5 with a 2.59 ERA in nation process has reached 80%, players and coaches, as well as nated players. expected. It’s not clear whether She later visited his home 17 starts this season. with nine teams having 90% or the educational materials avail- Dawn Aponte, the league’s more of their players in that cat- able. chief football administrative offi- egory. “I think that has influenced a cer, reiterated that games will Dr. Allen Sills, the league’s lot of players,” he said. “I think not be postponed to avoid roster medical director, said Friday we are still seeing a lot of pos- issues because of the flexibil- Mets acquire left-hander Rich Hill from Rays that nearly all Tier 1 and Tier 2 itive momentum. Numbers are ity built in: COVID-19 replace- NEW YORK (AP) — The we’ve talked about is our start- the Toronto Blue Jays nor Mon- team employees — those who changing on a day-by-day basis ment players; expanded practice pitching-thin New York Mets on ing pitching need and this is a day’s doubleheader against the deal directly with players — have and I think we’ll be seeing them squads to 16 players; a three- Friday acquired left-hander Rich guy that fits right in.” Atlanta Braves. been vaccinated. Five teams are day by day going up. week minimum stay on injured Hill from the Tampa Bay Rays. New York started the day Hill has pitched just 95ª ⅓ at less than 70% of players who “What matters is that indi- reserve instead of six weeks; no The Rays are getting right- with a four-game division lead innings this year under limits have either received one vaccina- viduals have the most accurate limit on activating players from hander Tommy Hunter and over Philadelphia and Atlanta imposed under the Rays’ pitch- tion shot or both. He is optimistic information. Let’s not get infor- IR. That means 272 games on minor league catcher Matt Dyer despite a banged-up rotation. ing strategy. the number of vaccinated players mation from Instagram or Face- time within 18 weeks “safely and in return. Ace Jacob deGrom and start- This will be his 11th big league will continue to rise as training book posts. Let’s try to hear from responsibly,” she said. The 41-year-old Hill is 6-4 er David Peterson are on the team in a 17-season career. camps open. the most reputable profession- “Flexible and adaptable will with a 3.89 ERA in 19 starts for injured list. The NL East leaders made “I think we are off to an excel- als. You don’t shout anyone into continue to be key,” Aponte the contending Rays. Starters Noah Syndergaard the deal on the day Hill was lent start,” Sills said. “Those belief here — there have to be added, noting that Goodell’s “I think a lot of people in and Carlos Carrasco haven’t supposed to start at Cleveland, numbers are much higher than thoughtful conversations. What memo was vetted by people in the game know the name — pitched this year while recover- and a week before the trade what we’re seeing in society as we can do is provide the facts a variety of NFL roles. “We are guy that’s been around, pitching ing from injuries. deadline. a whole. There has been a lot of and make sure the entirety of the committed to playing a full sea- good baseball, pitching playoff Rojas said he didn’t know yet This was the second trade movement in that area. As you medical facts are presented.” son as scheduled. There is the baseball,” Mets manager Luis when Hill could slot into the by the Rays in two days. They see players coming to training On Thursday, NFL Commis- no-play/no-pay provision (from Rojas said. “It’s a great fit, great Mets’ rotation. New York does acquired All-Star slugger Nelson camp, you will see more players sioner Roger Goodell sent a 2020), which has been agreed to acquisition. Our front office is not have scheduled starters yet Cruz from the Minnesota Twins beginning that process (of vacci- memo to the 32 teams warn- with the players’ association and being diligent. One of the needs for Sunday’s series finale against on Thursday. nation).” ing that forfeited regular-season will carry into this season.” After lengthy wait, Tagliabue heads to Pro Football Hall of Fame (One in a Series) reliable information about con- ments was implementing a poli- ed league — in the ’90s and gotten its first Black head coach (AP) — During Paul Tagli- cussions and uniformity in terms cy on substance abuse that was beyond.” of the modern era, Art Shell. By abue’s 17-year stint as commis- of how they were being defined considered the strongest in all In one of his pivotal moments, the time Tagliabue stepped down sioner, the NFL experienced in terms of severity.” major sports. He also established Tagliabue called off NFL games in 2006, there were seven minori- labor peace, saw skyrocketing Fifteen years after Tagliabue the “Rooney Rule” in which all the weekend after the terrorist ty head coaches in the league. television deals, construction of was replaced by Roger Goodell, teams with coaching vacancies attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. It was Progress has been slower at gen- new stadiums across the nation, head trauma remains and prob- must interview minority candi- one of the few times the pub- eral manager and team presi- and expansion to the current ably always will be the major dates. It has since been expanded lic compared him favorably to dent levels, but many league vice 32-team makeup. safety topic in the NFL. Just as to include front-office and league Rozelle, who proceeded with presidents and major decision Despite those credentials that there were few solutions and executive positions, and although the games the Sunday after makers today are minorities. continued pro football’s surge more research required in that the rule is named for the late Dan John Kennedy was assassinated Shell, also a Hall of Fame play- to the top of American sports, area under Tagliabue, the same Rooney, owner of the Pittsburgh in 1963. A key presidential aide er, became the NFL’s first mod- it took until a special centennial is true today. Steelers, it could easily have car- had advised Rozelle that the NFL ern-day African American head class in 2020 for Tagliabue to be Overall, though, Tagliabue’s ried Tagliabue’s ID. should play, a decision that was coach with the Raiders. He got voted into the Pro Football Hall impact on the sport was massive “When Paul was named com- one of the commissioner’s great to see Tagliabue up close and of Fame after retiring in 2006. — comparable to virtually any missioner after that seven-month regrets. thought he was utterly suited for Huh? PAUL TAGLIABUE league leader. And after a year’s search in 1989, that’s when the One move Tagliabue never his job. The issue was concussions, delay due to the COVID-19 pan- league got back on track,” says regretted was insisting the Saints “After my coaching career which have plagued the NFL for nalism issues” and contended the demic, Tagliabue will enter the Joe Browne, who spent 50 years remain a New Orleans franchise was over, I had the privilege of decades, though team owners number of concussions “is rela- Canton, Ohio shrine. as an NFL executive and was a after owner Tom Benson sought working directly with Paul in the had a major role in the lack of tively small; the problem is the Tagliabue oversaw a myriad confidant of Pete Rozelle and to move the team to San Antonio league office,” Shell said, “His progress in dealing with head journalist issue.” of new stadiums and negotiated Tagliabue. “Paul had insisted following the devastation in the philosophy on almost every issue trauma while Tagliabue was “Bottom line, it sounded like television contracts that added during his negotiations for the Big Easy from Hurricane Katrina. was, ‘If it’s broke, fix it. And if it’s commissioner. I was shooting the messenger, billions of dollars to the league’s position that final control over Tagliabue was a lawyer who not broke, fix it anyway.’ And in 2017, Tagliabue apol- which was the concussion issue,” bank account. Under him, there matters such as labor and all handled the NFL account, estab- “He always challenged us to ogized for remarks he made he said on Talk of Fame Net- were no labor stoppages and a commercial business dealings lishing a close relationship with find better ways of doing things. decades ago about concussions work. “My intention at the time very workable environment with had to rest in the commissioner’s Rozelle and other NFL officials Paul never lost sight of his in football, acknowledging he was to make a point which could the NFL Players Association — office. The owners agreed and during a series of legal actions responsibility to do what was didn’t have the proper data at the have been made fairly simply: an atmosphere that no longer that was a large step forward in the 1970s and 1980s. When he right for the game. He was the time in 1994 when he called con- that there was a need for better exists. toward the tremendous rebound took office in 1989 as the succes- perfect choice as NFL commis- cussions “one of those pack-jour- data. There was a need for more Among his major achieve- we had as a league — an expand- sor to Rozelle, the NFL had just sioner.” DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 PAGE 11 Sabres Power up; select Michigan defenseman 1st in NHL draft (AP) — The Buffalo Sabres toward returning to school for Buffalo finished last in the over- selected University of Michigan his sophomore season, some- all standings for a fourth time defenseman Owen Power with thing Adams has said would not in eight seasons and extended the first pick in the NHL draft play a factor into his selection. its playoff drought to an NHL Friday night. Power was the third player draft- record-matching 10th year. On a day the Sabres traded ed first directly out of college, The acquired pick from Phil- Rasmus Ristolainen to the Phil- joining Michigan State forward adelphia is actually 13th in adelphia Flyers, general man- Joe Murphy in 1986 and Boston the draft order after the NHL ager Kevyn Adams continued University goalie Rick DiPietro stripped the Arizona Coyotes of his offseason bid to overhaul a in 2000. And he became the 16th their first-round pick, 11th over- struggling franchise by choosing defenseman to go No. 1 since all, for testing players in violation the stalwart defenseman’s heir 1970, and first since the Sabres of league’s combine policy. The apparent. chose Rasmus Dahlin at No. 1 Coyotes, however, moved back Power is listed at 6-foot-6 and in 2018. Power and Dahlin have into the first round by acquiring 213 pounds and was the NHL’s similar two-way, play-making the Canucks’ pick, ninth overall, Central Scouting Bureau’s top- skills, and will have the oppor- in a five-player trade that sent Ari- ranked North American pros- tunity to form the backbone of a zona captain Oliver Ekman-Lars- pect. After scoring three goals retooled defensive unit for years son to Vancouver earlier in the and adding 13 assists in 26 games to come. The Sabres made a day. The draft was held remotely during his freshman season at splash earlier by adding a second for a second consecutive year Michigan, the 18-year-old Power first-round pick, 14th overall, and due to the coronavirus pandem- cemented his draft stock by help- defenseman Robert Hagg in deal- ic, with commissioner Gary Bet- TOP PICK — In this Dec. 8, 2020, file photo, Michigan’s game in Ann Arbor, Mich. Power was selected first overall ing Canada win the world hockey ing Ristolainen to Philadelphia. tman announcing the selections Owen Power (22) watches the puck while working against by the Buffalo Sabres in Friday’s NHL draft. championships. From Mississau- The trade is part of Adams’ bid from the NHL Network studios Minnesota’s Cullen Munson (13) during an NCAA hockey (AP File Photo) ga, Ontario, Power is leaning to rebuild through youth after in New Jersey.

Hadwin, Armour shoot 65s Comets announce 2021-22 schedule UTICA — The Utica Comets minate on April 22 against Roch- to share 3M Open lead and the American Hockey League ester at home with puck drop BLAINE, Minn. (AP) — Adam It’s been as stress-free a 65 as have announced the 2021-22 sea- at 7 p.m. Hadwin missed the weekend you’re going to have.” son schedule. The longest homestand of the cuts in his last three tourna- Hadwin and Armour were two The ninth season for the Utica season — five games — runs Feb. ments, continuing a disappoint- of few players in the afternoon Comets starts the affiliation 2-12 when the team hosts Laval, ing stretch as he dropped to to go low as wind started to with the New Jersey Devils. The Springfield and Cleveland. The 120th in the FedEx Cup stand- play a role following a hot and team had been the AHL affiliate team’s longest road trip is five ings. humid morning with heat index- of the Vancouver Canucks for its games Dec. 16-29, when Com- The 33-year-old Canadian has es reaching 100 degrees. first eight years of existence. ets start in Cleveland and make put himself in position to get Bo Hoag (66), Chez Reavie The upcoming schedule for the the trip to Belleville, Rochester back in contention for the play- (67), Jhonatton Vegas (69) and Comets features 17 Friday night and finally in Springfield, Mass., offs with a strong run at the 3M Roger Sloan (69) were a shot home games along with eight on before returning home. Open. back. All four played in the Saturday nights and two on Sun- The Galaxy Cup between the Hadwin shot a 6-under 65 on morning. day afternoons. The home open- Comets and the rival Crunch Friday for a share of the lead Second-ranked Dustin John- er will be held on Sunday, Oct. will be decided over 14 games with Ryan Armour at 10-under son bogeyed the 18th hole after 17 against the Rochester Ameri- starting on the road in Syracuse 132. Armour shot 65. putting his tee shot in the water cans at 3 p.m. at the Adirondack on Oct. 23 at 7 p.m. Within the “I drove it really well today,” and missed the cut. He shot 72 Bank Center. North Division, Utica will battle Hadwin said. “Wasn’t in any trou- to finish at even par. The cut was Additionally, the Comets will the Americans 12 times and the celebrate Veteran’s Day with a Cleveland Monsters eight times. ble, hit a lot of good quality iron 2-under. CO-LEADER GOING INTO THE WEEKEND — Adam Hadwin hits a tee shot shots. Again, fat sides of the hole, Staying in contention this off the seventh hole during the second round of the 3M Open golf tournament in matinee game at 3 p.m. on Thurs- Utica will face off against Cana- I gave myself opportunities. My weekend would be a boon to Blaine, Minn. on Friday. Hadwin shares the lead with Ryan Armour heading into day, Nov. 11 against the Syracuse dian opponents Laval and Bel- Crunch. The team will be home leville six times each and against speed control’s been really good. Hadwin and Armour. weekend action. (AP Photo) the night before Thanksgiving, Toronto four times. Nov. 24 at 7 p.m. against the The Comets’ home opener Americans while the Lehigh Val- marks the 34th anniversary of Cupp/Carlo finish third at Jets place Maye on non-football ley Phantoms will be in Utica on the Utica Devils’ inaugural game. New Year’s Eve at 5 p.m. The The 2021-22 season schedule can NYSGA women’s event injury list, Williams on PUP 2021-22 regular season will cul- be found on Uticacomets.com. CICERO — The team of Emily ond with a one-over 73. FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) Each of the players count on Gresham, NYSGA eClub-South- Rome’s Lauren Cupp, Yahnun- — The New York Jets placed New York’s active roster and NBC quickly hires Maria Taylor ern Tier, and Julia Zigrossi, dasis Golf Club/Rome Country safety Marcus Maye on the can be activated at any point. Ridgemont Country Club, won Club, and her partner, Pennie non-football injury list and The Jets’ rookies reported for after her departure from ESPN by five strokes to take home the Carlo, Crestwood Golf Club, the defensive lineman Quinnen Wil- camp this week, with veterans third New York State Women’s 2019 winners, finished third with liams on the physically unable scheduled to be at the facility (AP) — Maria Taylor has first assignment for NBC will be Amateur Four-ball title at Lake- a six-over 78. to perform list Friday ahead of by next Tuesday. The team’s joined NBC less than a week the Tokyo Olympics, where she shore Yacht and Country Club in In the senior division, Patricia the team reporting for camp first camp practice under new after her contract with ESPN will join Mike Tirico during the Cicero on Friday. Mayne, Western Turnpike Golf next week. coach Robert Saleh is sched- expired. nightly 2¨½ to 3 hours of “Prime Par for the course is 72. Club, and Karen Feldman, Olde Defensive linemen Foley uled for next Wednesday. NBC formally made the Plus” coverage as well as serve The pair shot a four-under 68 Kinderhook Golf Club, won by Fatukasi and Vinny Curry were Maye and the Jets were announcement during its prime- as a correspondent. to win the title, the first New two shots. also placed on the non-football unable to reach an agreement time Olympic show Friday NBC also said that Taylor will York State championship for The duo shot a two-under injury list. Safety Ashtyn Davis on a long-term contract earlier before a replay of the opening be a host and contributor for either. 70, finishing ahead of Carolyn and defensive linemen Jonathan this month, so the star safety ceremony. “Football Night in America” on Claire Yioulos, Oak Hill Coun- Mancini and Robin Mead, both Marshall and Kyle Phillips are will play this season under his ESPN and Taylor announced Sundays during NFL season and try Club, and Amber Pennington, of Binghamton Country Club. also on the PUP list. franchise tag tender. Wednesday that they could not will host the network’s coverage Wiltwyck Golf Club, finished sec- agree on a new contract. Her of this season’s Super Bowl.

New York 51 43 .543 _ Friday’s Games Old Course Tampa Bay 5∫-6∫ CLVLND TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned BASKETBALL Philadelphia 48 48 .500 4 Jacksonville 3, Nashville 2, Game 1 Berkshire, England. MINN 5∫-6∫ LA Angels RHP Chris Mazza to Durham National Basketball Association Harness racing Baseball Atlanta 47 49 .490 5 Jacksonville 6, Nashville 5, Game 2 Par 70 KANSAS CITY Even-6 Detroit (Triple-A East). Sent RHP Nick ATLANTA HAWKS — Named Washington 45 51 .469 7 Memphis 4, Louisville 0 Second Round Oakland 6-7 SEATTLE Anderson to Florida Complex Marty Lauzon director of athletic Miami 41 57 .418 12 National League Vernon Downs Major League Baseball Indianapolis 2, Toledo 1 D. Clarke, N. Ireland 65-67_132 -8 League (FCL) on a rehab assign- performance and sports medicine, Central Division Jerry Kelly, United States 67-66_133 -7 CHI. CUBS 6-7 Arizona Saturday’s Entries American League W L Pct GB Charlotte 4, Durham 0 PHILA Even-6 Atlanta ment. Placed DH Nelson Cruz on Joe Prunty and Jamelle McMillan Iowa 9, Columbus 4 B. Langer, Germany 66-67_133 -7 the active roster. Recalled RHP assistant coaches. Post Time 6:10 p.m. East Division Milwaukee 56 41 .577 _ Ernie Els, S. Africa 67-67_134 -6 San Diego 6-7 MIAMI 1ST RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. W L Pct GB Cincinnati 49 47 .510 6∫ Buffalo 10, Syracuse 6 P. Broadhurst, England 69-65_134 -6 CINCINNATI 8∫-9∫ St. Louis Louis Head from Durham. FOOTBALL 1 Broadway Joe (T. Gale) 9-1 4-3-3 Boston 60 38 .612 _ St. Louis 49 48 .505 7 Scranton W/B 14, Rochester 5 Ian Woosnam, Wales 68-68_136 -4 SAN FRAN 11-13 Pittsburgh TEXAS RANGERS — Reinstated National Football League 2 Windsong Ingenius (Bailey) 2-1 1-6-6 Tampa Bay 59 39 .602 1 Chicago 48 50 .490 8∫ Lehigh Valley 11, Worcester 4 M. A. Jimenez, Spain 69-67_136 -4 LA DODGERS 11-13 Colorado C Jose Trevino from the 10-day ARIZONA CARDINALS — Placed 3 Nanuet (Huckabone-miller) 3-1 2-3-6 New York 50 46 .521 8∫ Pittsburgh 36 60 .375 19∫ Gwinnett 17, Norfolk 8 Jarmo Sandelin, Sweden 69-67_136 -4 Interleague IL. Selected the contract of 1B CB Lorenzo Burns on the reserve/ 4 The Light In Me (Whittemore) 5-1 5-2-5 Toronto 48 45 .516 9∫ West Division St. Paul at Omaha, late Y. Tsukada, Japan 71-65_136 -4 Washington 8-9 BAL Curtis Terry from Round Rock COVID-19 list. 5 Amanda Blue Chip (Nassimos) 3-1 6-8-6 Baltimore 32 64 .333 27 W L Pct GB Saturday’s Games Peter Fowler, Australia 67-70_137 -3 MILWAUKEE Even-6 White Sox (Triple-A West) and agreed to DETROIT LIONS — Signed CB Ifea- 6 Labadee As (Zombick Jr) 6-1 3-3-8 Central Division San Francisco 61 35 .635 _ Worcester at Lhigh Valley, 2, 4:35 p.m. J-F. Remesy, France 68-69_137 -3 Toronto Even-6 NY METS terms on a major league contract. tu Melifonwu to a four-year contract. 2ND RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $4,000. W L Pct GB Los Angeles 59 39 .602 3 Rochester at Scranton W/B, 6:05 p.m. Thomas Bjorn, Denmark 68-69_137 -3 Olympics Men’s Basketball Optioned 2B Nick Solak to Round GREEN BAY PACKERS — 1 Jenkins Creek (Brad Irvine) 9-2 2-1-3 Chicago 58 38 .604 _ San Diego 58 42 .580 5 D. Shacklady, England 69-68_137 -3 Favorite Points Underdog 2 Heavens Storm (Huckabone) 3-1 1-8-5 Norfolk at Gwinnett, 6:05 p.m. Rock. Designated C John Hicks Signed WR Amari Rodgers. Cleveland 48 47 .505 9∫ Colorado 42 54 .438 19 R. Gonzalez, Argentina 66-71_137 -3 Sunday, July 25th. 3 Feelin Lucky (Leon Bailey) 5-1 8-1-3 Detroit 47 51 .480 12 Arizona 30 69 .303 32∫ Syracuse at Buffalo, 6:30 p.m. Stephen Dodd, Wales 66-71_137 -3 for assignment. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — 4 Peter Pumpkineater (Whittemore) 5-2 3-2-4 Australia 7∫ Nigeria Minnesota 41 56 .423 17∫ Thursday’s Games Nashville at Jacksonville, 6:35 p.m. M. A. Martin, Spain 70-67_137 -3 USA 11∫ France TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Placed Placed CBs C.J. Henderson ad Luq 5 Northern Virgin (Long) 9-5 1-2-1 Kansas City 39 55 .415 18 Charlotte at Durham, 6:35 p.m. W. Short Jr., U. States 67-70_137 -3 C Danny Jansen on the 10-day IL. Barcoo on the COVID-19 list and 3RD RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. St. Louis 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Slovenia 5∫ Argentina West Division Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 2 Memphis at Louisville, 7 p.m. T. Pernice Jr., U. States 70-68_138 -2 (c) Tribune Content Agency Recalled C Alejandro Kirk from LB Leon Jacobs on the active phys- 1 R Ginger Snap (Long) 6-1 2-2-4 W L Pct GB W. Chapman, U. States 70-68_138 -2 2 Whisk ‘em (Miller) 9-2 8-X-X San Diego 3, Miami 2 Toledo at Indianapolis, 7:05 p.m. Buffalo (Triple-A East). Reinstated ically unable to play (PUP) list. Houston 58 39 .598 _ Iowa at Columbus, 7:05 p.m. Phillip Price, Wales 67-72_139 -1 INF Breyvic Valera from the family LAS VEGAS RAIDERS — Signed 3 No Time To Tarry (Whittemore) 5-1 X-X-X Oakland 56 42 .571 2∫ San Francisco 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 J. Kingston, S. Africa 65-74_139 -1 4 Brasen Bo (Huckabone-miller) 3-1 3-3-X Seattle 51 46 .526 7 Friday’s Games St. Paul at Omaha, 8:05 p.m. Paul Eales, England 69-70_139 -1 medical emergency list. Optioned S Divine Deablo and DE Malcolm 5 Bambi (Zombick Jr) 15-1 4-4-2 Los Angeles 47 48 .495 10 Chicago Cubs 8, Arizona 3 Sunday’s Games Peter Wilson, England 68-71_139 -1 Transactions RHP Patrick Murphy to Buffalo. Koonce to four-year contracts. 6 Heid (Harrison) 8-5 3-6-5 Texas 35 62 .361 23 N.Y. Mets 3, Toronto 0 Syracuse at Buffalo, 1 p.m. T. Lehman, U. States 68-71_139 -1 National League LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — 4TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. Thursday’s Games Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 1 Memphis at Louisville, 1 p.m. W. Austin, United States 68-71_139 -1 ATLANTA BRAVES — Agreed Signed WR Josh Palmer. 1 Drain Daddy (Brad Irvine) 10-1 6-5-6 Rochester at Scranton W/B, 1:05 p.m. Jose Coceres, Argentina 67-72_139 -1 to terms with free agents RHP MIAMI DOLPHINS — Waived DE 2 Dreamlands Art (Whittemore) 9-2 5-2-5 Detroit 7, Texas 5 Baltimore 6, Washington 1 BASEBALL 3 Hi Johnny (Leon Bailey) 3-1 X-X-X L.A. Angels 3, Minnesota 2 San Diego 5, Miami 2 Norfolk at Gwinnett, 1:05 p.m. a-amateur American League J.J. Niekro, SS Anderson De Los Nick Coe and LS Rex Sunahara. 4 Tempster Hanover (Huckabone) 8-5 5-5-4 Tampa Bay 5, Cleveland 4, 10 inn. St. Louis at Cincinnati, late Worcester at Lehigh Valley, 1:35 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Agreed Santos on minor league contracts. Signed LB Shaquem Griffin and 5 Doin The Most (Gale) 3-1 2-3-3 Boston 5, N.Y. Yankees 4, 10 inn. White Sox at Milwaukee, late Toledo at Indianapolis, 1:35 p.m to terms with C Creed Willems, 3B Agreed to terms with RHPs Ryan CB Cre’Von LeBlanc to contracts. 6 Release The Terror (Long) 15-1 7-1-2 Oakland 4, Seattle 1 Pittsburgh at San Francisco, late Iowa at Columbus, 4:05 p.m. Ryan Higgins, OFs Billy Cook and Cusick, AJ Smith-Shawver, Austin Signed S Jevon Holland. 5TH RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. Friday’s Games Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, late Charlotte at Durham, 5:05 p.m. Soccer Reed Trimble, RHPs Justin Arm- Smith, LHPs Adam Shoemaker, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — 1 Words Of Wisdom (Irvine) 5-1 X-X-X N.Y. Mets 3, Toronto 0 Saturday’s Games St. Paul at Omaha, 6:05 p.m. bruester, Carlos Tavera, Keagan Kris Anglin, Samuel Strickland, Signed TE David Wells. 2 Dooks (Whittemore) 5-1 X-X-X Baltimore 6, Washington 1 Arizona (Kelly 6-7) at Chicago Nashville at Jacksonville, 6:35 p.m. Gillies, Conor Grady, Peter Van SSs Luke Waddell, Cal Conley, TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — 3 Chake (Hochstetler) 5-1 X-X-X Major League Soccer 4 Magestery (Truman Gale) 9-2 5-X-X Tampa Bay 10, Cleveland 5 Cubs (Mills 4-3), 2:20 p.m. Loon, Ryan Long and Alex Pham Caleb Durbin, Cs Adam Zebrows- Placed S Jordan Whitehead on the 5 First Response (Toland) 5-2 5-6-5 Boston 6, N.Y. Yankees 2 Atlanta (Smyly 7-3) at Philadel- Thursday’s games to minor league contracts. Rein- ki, Tyler Tolve and OF Tyler reserve/COVID-19 list. 6 Miracle Music (Miller) 3-1 6-X-X Chi. White Sox at Milwaukee, late phia (Velasquez 3-4), 6:05 p.m. Orlando City 2, Philadelphia 1 stated INF Maikel Franco from Collins on minor league contracts. HOCKEY 6TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $4,000. Detroit at Kansas City, late San Diego (Weathers 4-2) at Golf Seattle 1, Austin FC 0 the 10-day IL. CHICAGO CUBS — Reinstated 3B National Hockey League 1 Keepamericagreat (Whittemore) 5-1 1-2-2 L.A. Angels at Minnesota, late Miami (Detwiler 1-1), 6:10 p.m. Saturday’s games BOSTON RED SOX — Placed Matt Duffy from the 60-day IL. ARIZONA COYOTES — Acquired Fs 2 Golden Brit (Joe Nassimos) 7-1 4-6-6 Texas at Houston, late Washington (Scherzer 7-4) at Bal- Columbus at Atlanta, 3:30 p.m. RHP Hirokazu Sawamura on the Designated 2B Eric Sogard for Loui Eriksson, Antoine Roussel, Jay 3 Rocknroll Captain (Kinney) 3-1 5-8-8 Oakland at Seattle, late timore (Harvey 4-10), 6:35 p.m. LPGA Tour Portland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 10-day IL, retroactive to July 20. assignment. Claimed OF Johne- Beagle, a 2021 first-round pick (No. 4 Nesh Cruiser (Bailey) 8-5 6-4-1 $4.5M Amundi Evian Toronto FC at Chicago, 8 p.m. shwy Fargas off waivers from 9), a 2022 second-round draft pick and 5 Intuitive Writer (Chris Long) 9-1 3-4-5 Saturday’s Games Chicago White Sox (Rodón 8-3) at Recalled RHP Phillips Valdez 6 Damon Blue Chip (Mcneil) 4-1 2-6-1 N.Y. Yankees (Taillon 5-4) at Bos- Milwaukee (Burnes 5-4), 7:10 p.m. Championship Cincinnati at Nashville, 8:30 p.m. from Worcester (Triple-A East). New York Mets and optioned him a 2023 seventh-round draft pick from ton (Eovaldi 9-5), 4:05 p.m. St. Louis (Woodford 2-1) at Cincin- Friday LA Galaxy at FC Dallas, 8:30 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed to to Iowa (Triple-A East). Trans- Vancouver in exchange for D Oliver 7TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $5,500. Washington (Scherzer 7-4) at Bal- nati (Castillo 3-10), 7:10 p.m. At Evian Resort Golf Club Colorado at Real Salt Lake, 10 p.m. terms with RHP Jackson Jobe, SS ferred LHP Brad Wieck from the Ekman-Larsson and F Conor Garland. 1 Cool Jack (Leon Bailey) 7-2 2-1-5 timore (Watkins 2-0), 6:35 p.m. Toronto (Matz 8-4) at N.Y. Mets Evian-les-Bains, France Houston at San Jose, 10 p.m. Izaac Pacheco and C Mike Rothen- 10-day IL to the 60-day IL. PHILADELHPHIA Flyers — 2 Napper Tandy (Gale) 7-1 4-5-6 Chicago White Sox (Rodón 8-3) at (Walker 7-3), 7:10 p.m. Par 71 Vancouver at LA FC, 10:30 p.m. berg on minor league contracts. CINCINNATI REDS — Recalled Acquired D Rasmus Ristolainen 3 Let’s Foal Around (Long) 9-2 6-2-3 Milwaukee (Burnes 5-4), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Crowe 1-5) at San Fran- Second Round Sunday’s games HOUSTON ASTROS — Agreed to 2B Alejo Lopez and RHP Vlad- from Buffalo in exchange for D 4 Thisishowwedoit (Irvine) 3-1 5-7-5 Detroit (Mize 5-5) at Kansas City cisco (Gausman 9-3), 9:05 p.m. Jeongeun Lee6 66-61_127 -15 CF Montréal at New England, 6 p.m. terms with RHPs Bryant Salgado imir Gutierrez from Louisville Robert Hagg, a 2021 first-round 5 War Drums (Huckabone) 5-1 1-X-X Ariya Jutanugarn 67-63_130 -12 Orlando City at NY City FC, 6 p.m. 6 Saulsbrook Lanny (Kinney) 6-1 3-2-1 (Hernández 1-1), 7:10 p.m. Colorado (Freeland 1-4) at L.A. and Adrian Chaidez and OF Jaxon (Triple-A East). Placed LHP draft pick (No. 14) and a 2023 Pajaree Anannarukarn 65-65_130 -12 Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Amir Garrett on the paternity second-round draft pick. 7 Love Yourself (Whittemore) 7-1 2-2-3 L.A. Angels (Sandoval 2-4) at Dodgers (Gonsolin 1-1), 9:10 p.m. Lydia Ko 68-65_133 -9 Hallmark on minor league con- Minnesota (Berríos 7-4), 7:10 p.m. Sunday’s Games Yealimi Noh 65-68_133 -9 New York at D.C. United, 8 p.m. tracts. Sent RHP Pedro Baez to list. Released RHP Jose De Leon. ST. LOUIS BLUES — Acquired F 8TH RACE--Pace 1 Mile. Purse $4,000. Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 6-4) at Atlanta at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Ayaka Furue 66-68_134 -8 Sporting Kansas City at Seattle, 9 p.m. Sugar Land (Triple-A West) for a Placed RF Nick Castellanos on the Pavel Buchnevich from the New 1 Northern Rein (Leon Bailey) 3-1 6-3-6 Cleveland (Mejía 1-5), 7:10 p.m. Washington at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. Inbee Park 71-64_135 -7 rehab assignment. 10-day IL, retroactive to July 20. York Rangers in exchange for 2 Boys Turn (Whittemore) 3-2 3-7-4 Texas (Gibson 6-2) at Houston San Diego at Miami, 1:10 p.m. Hyo Joo Kim 67-68_135 -7 NWSL KANSAS CITY ROYALS — NEW YORK METS — Acquired F Sammy Blais and a 2022 sec- 3 I’ve Got Hootspa (Mcneil) 5-1 6-5-5 (Valdez 5-2), 7:10 p.m. St. Louis at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. Atthaya Thitikul 66-69_135 -7 Friday, July 23 Recalled RHP Domingo Tapia LHP Rich Hill from Tampa Bay ond-round draft pick. 4 Swiss Bank Hanover (Irvine) 5-1 2-4-2 Lauren Stephenson 66-69_135 -7 North Carolina 0, Kansas City 0 in exchange for RHP Tommy TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — 5 The Dough Man (Chris Long) 3-1 7-7-1 Toronto (Matz 8-4) at N.Y. Mets Toronto at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. from Omaha (Triple-A East). (Walker 7-3), 7:10 p.m. Arizona at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Mina Harigae 69-67_136 -6 Saturday, July 24 MINNESOTA TWINS — Recalled Hunter and C Matt Dyer. Trans- Re-signed F Gemel Smith to a In Gee Chun 68-68_136 -6 Reign FC at Orlando, 7 p.m. ferred RHP Robert Stock from the two-year, two-way contract. 9TH RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $7,000. Oakland (Bassitt 10-3) at Seattle Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Sarah Kemp 67-69_136 -6 LF Brent Rooker from St. Paul 1 American Jj (Miller) 8-1 4-1-3 (Gilbert 4-2), 10:10 p.m. Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. Emily Kristine Pedersen 66-70_136 -6 Portland at Houston, 8:30 p.m. (Triple-A East). 10-day IL to the 60-day IL. SOCCER 2 Jenny Lake (Chris Long) 10-1 6-5-5 Sunday’s Games White Sox at Milwaukee, 7:08 p.m. Brittany Lang 69-68_137 -5 Sunday, July 25 NEW YORK YANKEES — PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Major League Soccer 3 Frisky Joe (Ben Mcneil) 15-1 2-1-6 Washington at Baltimore, 1:05 p.m. Matilda Castren 68-69_137 -5 Washington at Louisville, 3 p.m. Optioned RHP Brooks Kriske to Optioned RHP Maurico Llovera to ATLANTA UNITED — Terminated 4 Spoiler Alert (Gale) 12-1 1-2-7 N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 1:10 p.m. Triple A East Minjee Lee 68-69_137 -5 Chicago at Gotham FC, 5 p.m. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (Triple-A Lehigh Valley (Triple-A East). Rein- the contract of D Fernando Meza. 5 Ulster (Brad Irvine) 10-1 3-3-7 Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. Thursday’s scores Amy Olson 71-67_138 -4 East). Reinstated LHP Nestor stated 3B Alec Bohm from the 10-day IL. COLLEGE 6 Sweet Royalty (Whittemore) 8-1 5-6-6 Hee Young Park 70-68_138 -4 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Reinstat- CANISIUS — Named Sahar Nusseibeh 7 Credit List (Huckabone) 2-1 2-2-2 Toronto at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Columbus 4, Iowa 3 cortes and RHP Jonathan Loaisi- Jennifer Song 70-68_138 -4 ed RHP Craig Stammen from the head women’s basketball coach. 8 Discus Hanover (Bailey) 9-5 1-1-1 Detroit at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. Durham 5, Charlotte 3 Charley Hull 70-68_138 -4 Latest line ga from the COVID-19 IL. Trans- L.A. Angels at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Buffalo 10, Syracuse 4 Brooke M. Henderson 69-69_138 -4 ferred RHP Darren O’Day from paternity list. Optioned LHP Daniel NEW MEXICO — Named Jonathan 10TH RACE--Trot 1 Mile. Purse $3,000. Texas at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Memphis 3, Louisville 0 Muni He 69-69_138 -4 the 10-day IL to the 60-day IL. Camarena to El Paso (Triple-A West). Tibbetts assistant director of cre- 1 Lew’s Big Guy (Chris Long) 9-5 3-7-1 Oakland at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Rochester 9, Scranton W/B 0 Celine Herbin 68-70_138 -4 Optioned RHP Nick Nelson to SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — ative services and Corie Apodaca 2 Im A Chloe (Huckabone) 2-1 3-5-3 White Sox at Milwaukee, 7:08 p.m. Worcester 7, Lehigh Valley 5 Home team in caps Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Agreed to terms with free agent assistant director of marketing. 3 Railroad Lane (Huckabone-miller) 10-1 7-6-6 Toledo 7, Indianapolis 0 PGA Champions Tour BASEBALL SEATTLE MARINERS — Rein- RHP Gerson Bautista on a minor ST. JOHN’S — Named Lloyd 4 Ex Crown (Michael D Miller) 9-1 5-1-7 National League Gwinnett 8, Norfolk 1 $2.5M Senior British Open Favorite Odds Underdog stated RHP Casey Sadler from league contract. Agreed to terms Wheeler men’s basketball video 5 Amityville Lindy (Zombick Jr) 9-2 4-5-6 American League 6 Quiet Heiress (Whittemore) 4-1 6-4-5 East Division St. Paul 7, Omaha 5 Friday the 60-day IL. Designated RHP with RHP Will Bednar on a minor coordinator and Steven Rudd and W L Pct GB Nashville at Jacksonville, ppd. At Sunningdale Golf Club BOSTON 6∫-7∫ Yankees Rafael Montero for assignment. league contract. Brendyn Tyler graduate assistants. HOUSTON 8∫-9∫ Texas PAGE 12 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 Religion Today [email protected] • 315–337–4000, ext. 213 Weekly Refl ections Hope from solitude: Resting in stillness BY REV. LETTA PALMER time to get away and think about Henri Nouwe said, “In soli- ple of Sundays that when we Lucado points out what feels in his goals for creation, while First Baptist Church of Rome, what is needed to make sound tude, we come to know the Spir- take time to seek solitude and shaky in your world and how rest lets that person enter into 301 W. Embargo St. and solid decisions regarding it who has already silence, we give maybe you feel hurt by the past, communion with God in enjoy- In the world, we are continu- the big things in life. been given to us. ourselves a chance disappointed by the present, ment of creation. ally asked to do more with less, The second week was all The pains and strug- to quiet the world or worried about the future. If Mark 6:30-32, says, “The and still maintain wellness in about grief and loss and how gles we encounter around us. In doing so, he points out that there is apostles gathered together with our lives. This equation is impos- take a break from others can in our solitude thus so, we seek needed hope. For every problem in life, Jesus; and they reported to sible. Yes, we can fool ourselves give you time to refl ect on how to become the way to peace through the God has given you a promise. Him all that they had done and for a limited amount of time… deal with loss, and how individu- hope, because our word of God and The focus for tomorrow’s ser- taught. And He said to them, but during that time, our health als deal with the grieving process hope is not based making time to mon is on work, silence, and “Come away by yourselves to a begins to fail, we miss family — each one of us is different in on something that build our relation- rest. I cannot stress enough that secluded place and rest a while.” events, our relationships fail and how we deal with each of these. will happen after ships with Him. we require the rest so that we (For there were many people for what? It doesn’t matter if we are believ- our sufferings are Another source can recharge. Just as God gives coming and going, and they Tomorrow will be week three ers or not, we go through the over, but on the real REV. LETTA PALMER that echoes this people important work to do, did not even have time to eat.) in a four-part series of sermon same storms, however, we are presence of God’s idea of hope from God also asks people to rest They went away in the boat to a messages on “Downtime” prac- not likely to be in the same boats. healing Spirit in the midst of solitude is Max Lucado’s book, periodically from their labor. secluded place by themselves.” ticing solitude and silence. The However the one thing we are all these sufferings.” “Unshakable Hope: Building Our Work gives each individual the I wish you all peace, solitude, fi rst week challenged us to take searching for is HOPE. I’ve been sharing the last cou- Lives on the Promises of God.” opportunity to partner with God and hope in all you do. Be well.

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DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 PAGE 13 [email protected] • 315–337–4000, ext. 213 ReligionReligion TodayToday US churches reckon with traumatic Roommates get snippy over canine care DEAR ABBY: My husband and I legacy of Native schools are newlyweds and share an apartment Dear Abby BY PETER SMITH with another couple because we ran Associated Press into fi nancial diffi culties, and this was The discoveries of hundreds our only option. of unmarked graves at former The problem is the other couple has residential schools for Indige- two dogs they expect us to take care of nous children in Canada have while they’re at work. prompted renewed calls for a My husband and I get home two reckoning over the traumatic hours earlier than they do in the eve- legacy of similar schools in the ning, and they have become accus- United States — and in particu- tomed to our generosity in occasionally lar by the churches that operat- taking the dogs out and walking them. By ABIGAIL ed many of them. They now expect us to do it every day, VAN BUREN and get angry and nasty if we don’t. (Jeanne Phillips, U.S. Catholic and Protestant daughter of founder denominations operated more Please help. — IN THE DOGHOUSE Pauline Phillips) than 150 boarding schools IN GEORGIA between the 19th and 20th cen- DEAR IN THE DOGHOUSE: You turies, according to researchers. and your roommates appear to have a communication problem. Native American and Alaskan Speak up. Tell them you dislike their palming off the responsibil- Native children were regularly ity for walking their animals and you won’t be doing it anymore. severed from their tribal fami- Then remind them that while you were willing to do an occa- lies, customs, language and reli- SEVERED FROM THEIR FAMILIES — Students at a and 20th centuries. Native American and Alaskan Native sional favor, you do not appreciate their attitude of entitlement. gion and brought to the schools Presbyterian boarding school in Sitka, Alaska in the sum- children were regularly severed from their tribal families, You are not their built-in dog walkers. You only have to occupy in a push to assimilate and mer of 1883. U.S. Catholic and Protestant denominations customs, language and religion and brought to the schools the “doghouse” if you allow yourself to be put in one. Christianize them. operated more than 150 boarding schools between the 19th in a push to assimilate and Christianize them. DEAR ABBY: I have never told anyone about this. I was Some U.S. churches have (Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia via AP) molested by my pastor when I was 8, and again when I was 14. I been reckoning with this activi- see a doctor because of depression and PTSD. My doctor doesn’t ty for years through ceremonies, know, and I don’t want my family to know. I don’t even know if apologies and archival investi- the pastor is still alive. Should I tell my doctor or just let it go? I gations, while others are just have heard about priests doing this, but I was going to a Pente- getting started. Some advocates costal church. — MALE READER IN KENTUCKY say churches have more work DEAR MALE READER: It is very important for your mental to do in opening their archives, health that you tell your doctor everything you have disclosed educating the public about what to me, because what happened to you is likely the cause of was done in the name of their your depression and PTSD. Do this, not only for yourself, but faith and helping former stu- also because it may help other young people who belong to that dents and their relatives tell church and who also may have been molested by that predator. their stories of family trauma. DEAR ABBY: Is it appropriate to use dental fl oss in public? “We all need to work together When my mom eats out, she uses dental fl oss while she is still at on this,” said the Rev. Bradley the table or while walking out of the restaurant. She thinks she’s Hauff, a Minnesota-based Epis- being discreet, but what she’s doing is obvious. copal priest and missioner for When I ask her to stop, she says she can’t stand having food in Indigenous Ministries with the her teeth. I tell her to go into the restroom or do it outside, but Episcopal Church. she does neither and continues to fl oss. I’m hoping she’ll listen “What’s happening in Canada, to you and that you will back me up. — ELLEN IN THE USA that’s a wakeup call to us,” said DEAR ELLEN: I agree that fl ossing one’s teeth in public is Hauff, who is enrolled with the POOR CONDITIONS — In this 1910s photo provided by children attended residential schools over more than a unsightly and something that should be done in private. If it Oglala Sioux Tribe. the United Church of Canada Archives, students write on century, a National Truth and Reconciliation Commission becomes necessary, it should be done in the restroom. (Need This painful history has a chalkboard at the Red Deer Indian Industrial School in identifi ed 3,201 deaths amid poor conditions. Alberta. In Canada, where more than 150,000 Indigenous (United Church of Canada Archives via AP) I add that if there is mouth-rinsing, the sink should be cleaned drawn relatively little attention afterward and any detritus stuck to the mirror removed?) in the United States compared schools documented so far by “Even if some of the chil- abuse by priests. www.DearAbby.com © 2021 Universal Uclick with Canada, where the recent the coalition. dren did say they had a positive “The church in the United discoveries of graves under- Eighty-four were affi liated experience, it did come at a States must demonstrate that it scored what a 2015 government with the Catholic Church or its price,” Hauff said. “Our church has learned from … such fail- commission called a “cultural religious orders, such as the worked hand in hand with the ures,” the magazine said in an Fair Trade Shop offers Flower genocide.” Jesuits. The other 72 were affi l- government to assimilate these editorial. That’s beginning to change. iated with various Protestant children.” Other churches have Petal Bowls from India This month top offi cials with groups, including Presbyterians In Canada, where more than addressed their legacy to vary- the U.S. Episcopal Church (21), Quakers (15) and Method- 150,000 Indigenous children ing degrees. CLINTON — Flower Petal ers fair wages and healthy work- acknowledged the denomina- ists (12). Most have been closed attended residential schools Leaders of the Presbyteri- Bowls, which are handcrafted ing conditions, providing dignity tion’s own need to reckon with for decades. over more than a century, a an Church (U.S.A.) traveled and hand-painted by talent- and sustainable development its involvement with such board- Samuel Torres, director of National Truth and Reconcilia- to Utqiagvik, Alaska, in 2017 ed craft-masters in India, are and hope to marginalized peo- ing schools. research and programs for the tion Commission identifi ed 3,201 to deliver a sweeping apology available at the Fair Trade Shop, ple. “We must come to a full coalition, said church apologies deaths amid poor conditions. before a packed school audito- located at Stone Presbyterian Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. understanding of the legacies can be a good start but “there The United Church of Can- rium for the treatment of Indig- Church, 8 S. Park Row. every Thursday and second Sat- of these schools,” read a July 12 is a lot more to be done” on ada, which operated 15 such enous persons in general, and Flower Petal Bowls feature urdays in the shop, plus 10 a.m. statement from Presiding Bish- engaging Indigenous communi- schools, has apologized for its specifi cally for how it operated a Moroccan design both inside to 4 p.m. every Thursday at the op Michael Curry and the Rev. ty members and educating the role, opened its archives and the boarding schools. and out. Farmer’s Market on the Village Gay Clark Jennings, president public. helped identify burial sites. The Rev. Gradye Parsons, for- In August, the shop will fea- Green through the summer. The of the denomination’s House of Such information is crucial The Catholic Church’s mer stated clerk for the denom- ture the Mouse Cheese Knife as shop will also be present at the Deputies. They called for the given how little most Americans response in Canada remains ination, told the gathering that well, also made in India from Art & Music Festival on the Vil- denomination’s next legislative know about the schools, he said, controversial. Prime Minister the church had been “in con- stainless steel, which is dish- lage Green Aug. 28. session in 2022 to earmark funds both in their impact on Indige- Justin Trudeau said in June that tempt of its own proclaimed washer safe. Face masks are required if for independent research into nous communities and their role he was “deeply disappointed” faith” in suppressing Native spir- These and many more unique you have not been fully vac- church archives and to educate “as an armament toward acqui- the Vatican has not offered a itual traditions amid its zeal to handmade gift items from 38 cinated. For more information, church members. sition of Native lands,” he said. formal apology. Pope Francis spread Christianity. “The church different countries can be found visit the website at https://build- Interior Secretary Deb Haa- “Without that truth, then expressed “sorrow” following judged when it should have lis- in the Fair Trade Shop. ingstonesshoppe.square.site or land, the fi rst Native American there’s really very limited possi- the discovery of the graves and tened.” Purchasing fair trade items www.facebook.com/building- to serve as a U.S. Cabinet secre- bilities of healing,” said Torres, has agreed to meet at the Vat- The United Methodist Church ensures artisans and small farm- stonesfairtradeshoppe. tary, announced last month that who is a descendant of Mexica/ ican in December with school held a ceremony of repentance her department would inves- Nahua ancestors, an Indigenous survivors and other Indigenous in 2012 for historic injustices tigate “the loss of human life group from present-day Mexico. leaders. against Native peoples. Rome UMC hosts tag sale July 31 and the lasting consequences Hauff noted that the experi- The U.S. Conference of Cath- In 2016, it acknowledged its The First United Methodist variety of treasures and interest- of residential Indian boarding ences of former students, such olic Bishops, meanwhile, said it role in the boarding schools Church, 400 N. George St., will ing items. Hot dogs, cold drinks schools.” That would include as his own parents, ranged wide- would look for ways to assist in in tandem with a government host a tag sale on the church and snacks will also be available seeking to identify the schools ly. Some said that even amid the Interior Department’s inqui- effort to “intentionally” destroy lawn on Saturday, July 31, from for sale. For more information, and burial sites. austerity, loneliness and fami- ry. traditional cultures and belief 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Shop a wide call the church at 315-336-1740. U.S. religious groups were ly separation, they received a “We cannot even begin to systems. affi liated at least 156 such good education, made friends, imagine the deep sorrow these Still, the Native American schools, according to the Nation- learned skills and freely spoke discoveries are causing in Native International Caucus of the Unit- ‘Old Church’ service planned in Vernon Center al Native American Boarding tribal languages with peers. But communities,” spokeswoman ed Methodist Church recently VERNON CENTER — A spe- The building is now known School Healing Coalition, a pri- others talked of “unspeakable, Chieko Noguchi said. urged the church to do more cial service will be held at 10 as “This Old Church.” The ser- vate group formed in 2012 to cruel abuse,” including physical The Jesuit-affi liated America “to uncover the truth about our a.m. Sunday, Aug. 1 at the for- vice will be co-sponsored by the raise awareness and address and sexual assault, malnourish- Magazine is urging U.S. Catholic denomination’s role and respon- mer Vernon Center Presbyterian Augusta Presbyterian Church the traumas of the institutions. ment and being punished for bishops not to repeat their mis- sibility in this reprehensible his- Church, located on the park in and will be led by Pastor Jay That’s more than 40% of the 367 speaking Native languages. handling of cases of child sex tory.” Vernon Center. Williams. All may attend. Grueling itinerary set for pope’s fi rst post-surgery trip ROME (AP) — The Vatican on Slovakian president of the par- tion and other issues. in Bratislava fulfi lling the pro- antine rite Mass, meet with the day involves a fl ight to Sastin Wednesday announced a gruel- liament which go beyond the After the brief stop in Buda- tocol visits to Slovakian leaders country’s Roma community and to celebrate a concluding Mass ing itinerary for Pope Francis’ basic contingent of religious and pest, Francis arrives in the after- and speeches to civil society and then its young people. His fi nal before returning to Rome. fi rst post-surgery foreign trip, political events that are usually noon of Sept. 12 in the Slovak diplomatic groups as well as the scheduling around-the-clock included in a papal visit. capital, Bratislava, and heads country’s priests, nuns and bish- encounters and hopscotching The trip is heavily weighted immediately into an ecumenical ops. A meeting with Slovakia’s fl ights for his Sept. 12-15 visit to toward Slovakia. Francis will encounter and then a private Jewish community is planned for TREE Hungary and Slovakia. only be in Budapest for fewer meeting with members of his the afternoon. JD Francis, 84, had already con- than seven hours on Sept. 12, Jesuit order. Francis will fl y the following REMOVAL fessed that during his last trip, to primarily to celebrate the con- He spends the following day day to Kosice to celebrate a Byz- Clean Out Iraq in March, he felt the weight cluding Mass of an international Junk Removal & Demolition SERVICE of his years and thought he might Eucharistic congress. need to slow down his normally He isn’t snubbing Hungary rigorous travel schedule. entirely, as he will meet with Rates Starting At $39 That was before he had half Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his colon removed. Francis spent preside over back-to-back meet- WE TAKE DOWN: WE CLEAN OUT: 10 days in a Rome hospital this ings with Hungarian bishops and GaraGes Fences sheds aTTics BaseMenTs Yards month for the surgery and is still representatives of Christian and Pools Trees Brush GaraGes houses recovering back at the Vatican. Jewish groups. and More! hoarders and More! Nevertheless, the trip itinerary But the short visit could sug- released Wednesday indicated no gest Francis didn’t want to lend A HOUSEHOLD NAME YOU CAN TRUST! slowdown. In fact, it included any additional symbolic support 2 Oriskany Blvd., Whitesboro • 315–736– 5851 separate encounters with Jew- to the right-wing Orban, with www.boulevardtrailers.com • Mon–Wed 9–6; Thurs 9–5; Fri. 9–4; Sat. 9–1 – MAKE THE JUNK GO ish groups, Roma and even the whom he disagrees on immigra- AWAY TODAY– (315)450–2230 PAGE 14 DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N.Y., romesentinel.com, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 2021 Classifi ed [email protected] • 315–337–4000 Legal Notice Legal Notice 420 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE what are Help Full Time Legal Notice of Formation of Notice of formation of The Masonry Doctor, LLC Herkimer Housing, LLC I am a quadriplegic Articles of Organization Arts. of Org. filed with the needing assistance with filed with NY Secretary of Sect’y of State of NY (SSNY) everyday skills such as State (SSNY) on 6/25/2021. on 6/4/2021. Office location, bathing, dressing, get- Office Location: Oneida County of Oneida. SSNY has YOU County. SSNY is designated been designated as agent of ting up via Hoyer lift, as agent of LLC upon the LLC upon whom process selling? feeding, and getting to whom process against it against it may be served. bed. I am looking for may be served. SSNY shall SSNY shall mail process 510 Monday, Wednesday forward service of process to: The LLC, 600 Plant St, Dogs/Cats/Pets and Friday 6 - 10 pm. to the LLC, 3839 Potash Utica, NY 13501. Purpose: Every other Saturday Hill Rd, Vernon Center, NY any lawful act. and Sunday 9 am-noon 13477. Purpose: Any lawful 6/19,26,7/3,10,17,24—6ti and 6 pm-10 pm. Must activity. speak English. MUST 7/10,17,24,31,8,7,14—6ti LEGAL NOTICE have a vehicle and Notice of formation of VN driver’s license. I have LEGAL NOTICE & Son, LLC Arts. of Org. State of New York - Town of filed with the Sect’y of State someone to assist with Westmoreland of NY (SSNY) on 5/25/2021. training. Pay is through Your Lock n Stor of North Office location, County Committed Home Care. Central New York of Oneida. SSNY has been Please feel free to call Hereby gives notice to all designated as agent of the Kathy 315-725-6766 interested parties that LLC upon whom process with any questions The contents of storage against it may be served. units located at 7545 St. Rt SSNY shall mail process to: Help Wanted: $18.50 NYC, $17 L.I. up to ENGINE PROBLEM —This photo made available by Ian near RAF Lakenheath, England, on July 13. Photographer 5 Kirkland, NY 13323 – will The LLC, 1515 Oneida St, be sold to the highest bidder Utica, NY 13501. Purpose: $13.50 Upstate NY! If Simpson on Friday shows a shower of sparks from an F-15E Ian Simpson was honored by the 48th Fighter Wing for due to non any lawful act. you need care from your Strike Eagle that experienced a malfunction after takeoff, alerting Lakenheath about the trouble. (AP Photo) Payment of rent as stated 6/19,26,7/3,10,17,24—6ti relative, friend/ neighbor in rental agreement and New 315–337–4000 and you have Medicaid, York LEGAL NOTICE they may be eligible to State lien Law 182-7. The Notice of formation of start taking care of you sale of property will be held Wafi Utica LLC Arts. of as personal assistant at Lock n Stor of Kirkland – Org. filed with the Sect’y under NYS Medicaid US pilot thanks British man August 8, 2021. Registration of State of NY (SSNY) on opens at 11 and ends at 6/3/2021. Office location, CDPA Program. No 11:30. Cash only and $100 County of Oneida. SSNY has Certificates needed. security deposit due per unit been designated as agent of 347-713-3553 purchased. Unit emptied by the LLC upon whom process who guaranteed a happy landing end of day. against it may be served. 420 420 Ryan Seeman - Unit # 130 SSNY shall mail process to: LONDON (AP) — U.S. Air Russel Wilson – Unit #256 The LLC, 901 Mohawk St, Help Full Time Help Full Time Force Maj. Grant Thompson Tom Johnson – Unit #114 Utica, NY 13501. Purpose: thanked a British photographer Kevin Curtin – Unit #254 any lawful act. Darryl Barron – Unit # 258 6/19,26,7/3,10,17,24—6ti Holland Patent Central School District the best way he knew how - 7/22,23,24—3ti by ripping the fl ight patch from LEGAL NOTICE has immediate openings for… LEGAL NOTICE Legal Notice of Formation of his shoulder and handing it to INVITATION FOR BIDS Black River Properties, LLC Full Time the man whose quick action last The Board of Education of Articles of Organization Oneida-Herkimer-Madison filed with NY Secretary of Building Maintenance Helper week ensured he landed safe- BOCES will receive Bids for: State (SSNY) on 5/26/2021. ly after an engine in his F-15E WALK IN FREEZER Office Location: Oneida & Substitute Bus Drivers Strike Eagle malfunctioned. IFB 21-08-003 County. SSNY is designated Drivers must have CDL Class B with P and S Endorsement for the use of said as agent of LLC upon whom district. Bids will be process against it may be Ian Simpson was standing out- received until 3:00 PM on served. SSNY shall forward Contact Kelly Nash at: the 3rd day of August, 2021 service of process to the side the fence of a Royal Air at the Cooperative Bidding LLC, 11098 Lake Julia Road, 315–865–7505 Force base in eastern England Office in the District Office Remsen, NY 13438. Purpose: for more information or via email at: and snapping pictures of fi ght- Building at Madison-Oneida Any lawful activity. [email protected] BOCES, 4937 Spring Rd, 6/19,26,7/3,10,17,24—6ti er aircraft taking off when he Verona, NY 13478 at which spotted a shower of sparks fl ying time and place they will be LEGAL NOTICE publicly opened. The Board Town of Westmoreland from the back of a plane. He and of Education reserves the Notice of Public Hearing ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE a group of aviation enthusiasts right to reject any or all Bids NOTICE IS HEARBY POSITION AVAILABLE AT listening to fl ight control traffi c in whole or in part. Any Bid GIVEN, pursuant to the submitted will be binding for requirements of Open LOCAL COMPANY IN ROME NY realized the pilot didn’t appear to 45 days subsequent to date of Meetings Law of the State know there was a problem with Bid opening. Bid forms and of New York, that the Place calls to customers referencing past due THANKS — This photo made available by RAF Lakenheath on Friday shows specifications are available Town Board of the Town of the aircraft. U.S. Air Force Maj. Grant Thompson ripping the fl ight patch from his shoulder at the Cooperative Bidding Westmoreland will convene invoices , providing invoice copies to So Simpson, who used to work to give to Ian Simpson, left, as they meet at the viewing area outside RAF Laken- Office in the District Office a Public Hearing on August customers as needed. Building at Madison-Oneida 9, 2021 at 6:15 P.M., at in the aviation industry, Googled heath. (AP Photo) Recording accurate notes of all calls BOCES from 9:00 am to 4:00 the Westmoreland Town & timely follow-up. RAF Lakenheath’s phone num- pm, Monday through Friday. Hall, 100 Station Road, ber and persuaded a switchboard Complete Bid forms are also Westmoreland, New York, to Good customer service & computer skills available on our website at: discuss and re-evaluated the required. operator to put him through to munity – and the courage that “For me, the most humbling www.moboces.org fees associated with building fl ight operations at the base, Ian displayed was next to none.” thing has been the families of Click on: “Programs & permits for Solar Energy Some data entry. home to the U.S. Air Force’s 48th Simpson said he was motivat- servicemen who thanked me for Services”, “Non-Instructional Installations. Support Services”, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE PLEASE RESPOND TO: Fighter Wing. ed by the death of another young doing what I did,’’ he said. “I “Cooperative Bidding” and that all interested persons PO BOX 4140 American pilot whose plane wasn’t expecting to get so much “Current IFBs/RFPs” will be given an opportunity Madison-Oneida BOCES to be heard on said fee ROME, NY 13442 “I said, ‘Look, something is crashed into the North Sea on thanks.’’ Cooperative Bidding Office changes at the place and wrong with the plane, defi nitely. June 15, 2020. PO Box 168, 4937 Spring Rd time aforesaid. We’ve got lots of photographs “I thought someone should Verona, NY 13478 Dated: July 15, 2021 (315) 361-5626 BY ORDER OF of sparks coming out the back,’’’ call,” he said. “I didn’t want $1M fi nes for FAX: (315) 361-5595 THE TOWN BOARD Simpson, 56, told The Associated anything like that to happen to Email: co-op-biddding@ TOWN OF REMSEN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT fatal explosion moboces.org WESTMORELAND is seeking: Press. another family.’’ Date: July 20, 2021 Jody S. Burdick Word was relayed to the pilot. On Wednesday, Thompson ATLANTA (AP) — Federal Niki J. Maiura, District Town Clerk Asked to take a look, his wing- said thank you by giving Simp- Clerk 7/24—1ti Girls Modified workplace safety offi cials are 7/24—1ti man confi rmed damage to one of son a cap and insignia, and then proposing nearly $1 million in LEGAL NOTICE the engines, the base said. The throwing in the shoulder patch fi nes against four companies fol- LEGAL NOTICE GOSSAMER ACRES LLC Soccer Coach The Rome Housing Notice of formation of pilot returned to base, “just to for good measure. lowing a January liquid nitrogen Authority will be resuming Limited Liability Company Interested candidates must be safe.” leak that killed six workers at a its in person monthly (“LLC”). Limited Liability possess fingerprint clearance, “For most of us here, this was “That was a nice touch,’’ Simp- Board Meeting. The July Company Articles of DASA, coaches certification Georgia poultry processing plant. 2021 monthly meeting will Organization filed with the in first aid and CPR before a very rare occurrence that we son said. U.S. Labor Secretary Marty be held on Tuesday, July Secretary of State of New the start of the season. have not personally witnessed,” The base noted Simpson’s Walsh announced citations and 27th, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. York (“SSNY”) on July 1, at the Edward W. Corr 2021. Office location: 6346 Please submit cover letter, resume, & certification to: the air base said in a statement. actions in a Facebook post that fi nes by the U.S. Occupational Community Building, 200 N. College Hill Road, Vernon DALE DENING, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR “It’s wonderful to know that the won widespread attention, par- Safety and Health Administration Levitt St., Rome, New York Center, Oneida County, NY. at [email protected] Liberty Wing has such a great ticularly from Americans grateful 13440. In keeping with the SSNY has been designated on Friday. CDC guidance for COVID- as agent of the LLC upon Deadline August 6, 2021 or until position is filled partnership with the local com- for his assistance. “Make no mistake, this was a 19, if you have been fully whom process against it very preventable tragedy,” Walsh vaccinated you will not be may be served. SSNY may required to wear a mask. mail a copy of any process told reporters. Anyone who has NOT been to the LLC, 6346 College Hill He said the penalties imposed fully vaccinated will be Road, Vernon Center, New in the case were “relatively large required to wear a mask and York 13477. Purpose: Any Mohawk Valley observe social distancing. lawful act under New York CUSTODIAN but that is not enough.” He said 7/24—1ti LLC Law. 7/3,10,17,24,31,8/7—6ti There will be an opening for a many companies simply write off Custodian at the South Lewis OSHA fi nes as the “cost of doing Middle/High School beginning business” and called on Congress Practitioners 220 250 approximately August 16, 2021. to increase them. Building/Contracting Professional Dermatology “These employers were put- Services This is a 12–month, 8–hour per ting profi t over safety,” Walsh Free Roof Estimates. day (Tuesday–Saturday from 91 Perimeter Rd. (Mohawk Glen), Suite 170, Rome, NY 13441 said. 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Critics religious affairs, the conserva- largest wildfi re raged through rare visit to Tibet as authorities of such policies are routinely tion of the ancient city, as well as southern Oregon on Friday but tighten controls over the Hima- detained and can receive long the inheritance and protection of crews were scaling back some layan region’s traditional Bud- prison terms, especially if they Tibetan culture.” night operations as hard work dhist culture, accompanied by have been convicted of associ- A day earlier, he visited the and weaker winds helped reduce an accelerated drive for econom- ation with the 86-year-old Dalai city of city of Nyingchi to inspect the spread of fl ames even as ic development and modernized Lama, who has lived in exile in ecological preservation work on wildfi res continued to threaten infrastructure. India since fl eeing Tibet during the basin of the Yarlung Zangbo homes in neighboring California. State media reported Friday an abortive uprising against Chi- River, the upper course of the The Bootleg Fire, which has that Xi visited sites in the capi- nese rule in 1959. Brahmaputra, on which China destroyed an area half the size tal, Lhasa, including the Drepung China doesn’t recognize the is building a controversial dam. of Rhode Island, was 40% sur- Monastery, Barkhor Street and self-declared Tibetan govern- He also visited a bridge and rounded after burning some 70 the public square at the base of ment-in-exile based in the hill- inspected a project to build a homes, mainly cabins, fi re offi - the Potala Palace that was home side town of Dharmsala, and railway from southwestern Chi- cials said. to the Dalai Lamas, Tibet’s tra- accuses the Dalai Lama of seek- na’s Sichuan province to Tibet At least 2,000 homes were ditional spiritual and temporal ing to separate Tibet from China. before riding Tibet’s fi rst elec- ordered evacuated at some point leaders. Meanwhile, domestic tourism trifi ed rail line from Nyingchi to during the fi re and an additional Xi’s visit was previously unan- has expanded massively in the Lhasa, which went into service 5,000 were threatened. nounced and it wasn’t clear region during Xi’s nine years in last month. The upper eastern edge of the whether he had already returned offi ce and new airports, rail lines Xi’s visit may be timed to coin- blaze continued to move toward to Beijing. and highways constructed. cide with the 70th anniversary of Summer Lake, jumping fi re lines NEXT TARGET — Firefi ghters from across the country listen to a briefi ng China has in recent years China’s offi cial Xinhua News the 17 Point Agreement, which on Thursday and prompting an before beginning a shift fi ghting the Bootleg Fire Thursday. (AP Photo) stepped up controls over Bud- Agency said that while in Lhasa fi rmly established Chinese con- evacuation order for some por- dhist monasteries and expanded on Thursday, Xi sought to “learn trol over Tibet, which many tions of Lake County to be raised hold, allowing them to cut back That side of the blaze also Tibetans say had been effective- to “go now!” fi re offi cials said. to nighttime patrols from what had burned into an area black- ly independent for most of its Winds up to 10 mph (16 kph) had been a “24-7 run-and-gun” ened by a previous fi re, creating Cuban protesters face trials history. The Dalai Lama says could drive the fl ames through fi ght, fi re information offi cer gaps in the fuel and reducing the he was forced into signing the timber but not at the pace seen Sarah Gracey said. spread of fl ames through grass, HAVANA (AP) — Relatives and friends of Cubans arrested during document and has since repu- last week, when the wind-driv- “For us, that’s a pretty big shrub and timber, Gracey said. the unprecedented recent protests on the island said authorities diated it. en blaze grew exponentially, fi re step,” she said. “It’s not that easy are carrying out summary trials at a time when Cuba’s government It also comes amid deteriorat- In California, the Tamarack is receiving criticism from international groups and governments, ing relations between China and information offi cer Angela Gold- to work in a pitch-black forest in Fire south of Lake Tahoe had man said. the middle of the night.” including the U.S., for its crackdown on the demonstrations. India, which share a lengthy but burned more than 78 square Martha Acosta, mother of 38-year-old plastic artist Carlos disputed border with Tibet. The fi re, which was sparked On Friday, authorities said miles (202 square kilometers) of by lightning, had been expand- they would be keeping an eye González Acosta, told The Associated Press that her son was sen- Deadly encounters last year timber and head-high chaparral tenced to 10 months in prison on Tuesday for public disorder. She between Indian and Chinese ing by up to 4 miles (6 kilome- on changing wind conditions in national forest land. ters) a day, pushed by strong throughout the day. said she wasn’t able to attend the trial in Havana because she was troops along their disputed winds and critically dry weather. “The fi re continues to throw It erupted July 4 and was not informed of it until it was over. high-altitude border dramatical- There was good news on the challenges at us, and we are one of nearly two dozen blazes “It doesn’t seem fair to me. My son has no record, he is not a ly altered the already fraught lower portion of the 625-square- going to continue to stay vigi- sparked by lightning strikes. criminal,” said Acosta. She said the family will appeal the sentence relationship between the nucle- mile (1,619-square-kilometer) lant, work hard, and adapt,” Joe The fi re in Alpine County has before a tribunal. ar-armed neighbors. blaze. Crews had locked in con- Hessel, incident commander destroyed at least 10 buildings. After being sentenced, González was sent to the Havana’s Valle That appears to have prompt- tainment lines and on the lower for the Oregon Department of Fire offi cials expected active or Grande jail. He is only one of an unspecifi ed number of people ed Indian Prime Minister Naren- southeastern side, crews were Forestry Incident Management extreme fi re behavior on Friday arrested after the July 11 protests, when thousands of Cubans took dra Modi to wish the Dalai Lama able to gain a substantial foot- Team, said in a statement. because of afternoon gusts. to the streets of the capital and other cities to protest food shortag- well on his birthday this month es and high prices during the pandemic. on Twitter. Business Service Directory

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