MONDAY JUNE 7, 2021 Lynn school superintendent proposes $180.7M budget By Allysha Dunnigan The schools received an in- funding represents the rst of conditioning. environments. ITEM STAFF crease of more than $14 million a seven-year commitment of the The district’s SOA plan fo- In regards to increasing per- in Chapter 70 funds for FY22. SOA, addressing longtime is- cuses on increasing personnel sonnel, the budget lists focusing LYNN — Superintendent Dr. During the 2019-20 school sues in the district. and services to support holistic on tier one supports that align Patrick Tutwiler has proposed year, the district engaged in a According to Tutwiler, the dis- student needs; inclusions and with social work caseloads, with a $180.7 million budget for the the National Association of So- scal year 2022 (FY22) — an in- broad-based effort to solicit in- trict has also leveraged Federal co-teaching for students with put and understand needs for grant funding and savings from disabilities and English learn- cial Workers recommending one crease of more than $10 million social worker for every 250 stu- compared to last year. the budget through a process the unique school structure ers; increased staf ng to expand required by the Student Oppor- during the pandemic, so pur- student access to enrichment dents. Tutwiler said the budget was The district also plans to im- tunity Act (SOA), but this SOA chases were made in technology and strategic planning to enable developed with contextual un- prove special education support funding was delayed due to the infrastructure, devices and pe- common planning for teachers; derstanding and re ects “deep by increasing staff to ensure the alignment with the district’s pandemic. ripherals, as well as upgrades and facility improvements to core values, mission and vision.” In the FY22 budget, state to heating, ventilation and air create healthier and safer school BUDGET, A3 Report says Vietnam air is less veterans noisy over memorial Swampscott coming to By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF Nahant SWAMPSCOTT — Despite the per- ception by residents that more and By Steve Krause louder airplanes have been passing ITEM STAFF over town on their way to and from Bos- NAHANT — It’s coming a year ton, the seeming increase is just that: a perception. later than planned — just one more Alice Stein, Swampscott’s represen- victim of the COVID-19 pandemic — tative on the Massport Community but next month, a memorial exhibit Advisory Committee, told the Select bearing the names of the more than Board last week that air traf c at Lo- 58,000 men and women who made gan International Airport is still down the ultimate sacri ce in Vietnam, approximately 44 percent compared to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK will make its way to Nahant. 2019 due to the pandemic. Cam Cuzzi walks down the track to receive his diploma. The town, along with American “We are seeing what feels like in- Legion Post 215, will host The Wall creased volume and increased noise That Heals, a scaled replica of the disturbance in our home, but in reali- Vietnam Veterans Memorial that ty it’s a perception,” she told the board It’s on to the next chapter for rests in Washington, D.C., July 15- Wednesday. “We corresponded with the 18 at the Lowlands Athletic Field on FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) Nahant Road. and they con rmed for us that there 329 Peabody High graduates The wall was supposed to come to have been no procedural changes. What Nahant last July but the pandem- is happening is the  ight operators are By Daniel Kane truly special,” Mayor Edward A. Betten- ic forced postponement until this taking it upon themselves due to low ITEM STAFF court said. “By facing adversity head-on year. volume to have a little more  exibility you and your classmates are better pre- PEABODY — Members of the Class of When fully assembled, the replica when  ying.” pared, and stronger, for what lies ahead. 2021 marked a huge step in their lives of the wall stretches 375 feet and Stein explained that under normal Because the only constant in this world stands 7 ½ feet at its tallest. The ex- Saturday as 329 graduates crossed the conditions, pilots coming into the air- is change and the only certainty is uncer- hibit consists of the replica, mobile stage on Veterans Memorial Field and re- port use beacons and other technolo- tainty.” education center and information ceived their diplomas as a representation gy to navigate, but because there are Bettencourt wasn’t just there to con- tent and will be open 24 hours a day, of their achievements at Peabody High. fewer planes in the sky, they are able gratulate the class but to thank its mem- free to the public, beginning Thurs- But it wasn’t just their academic, ath- to navigate visually and don’t have to bers too. day, July 15 at midnight and ending letic or extracurricular achievements be- follow as rigid a path. “Throughout our history young people Sunday, July 18 at 2 pm. According to Stein, Massachusetts ing celebrated after a year where keeping have stepped up and answered the call to “The Nahant American Legion is Port Authority, or Massport, which the community healthy meant sacri ces service and sacri ce in one form or anoth- honored to have been chosen as one oversees Logan, is considering shift- from every one of them. er,” Bettencourt said. “Doing your part to of only two New England locations to ing  ight paths of approaching planes “You stayed laser focused on your goals slightly north so that they travel and you have accomplished something GRADUATION, A3 MEMORIAL, A3 over the Nahant causeway instead of Swampscott. However, this change would not be approved or implemented STEVE KRAUSE until later this year. Asked how long it will be until the COMMENTARY airport is at normal traf c volume again, Stein said that there was no way to predict that. Lynn loomed “It’s an eight-ball that we don’t have,” she said. large in legacy Tréa Lavery can be reached at tlav- [email protected]. of attorney F. Lee Bailey

Some things are etched into your con- sciousness forever. And the afternoon of Feb. 25, 1967, is one of them. It began innocently enough. There was snow on the ground, and my sister and I were shoveling it off our front walk. I seem to remember quite a few snowy PHOTO | TOWN OF SAUGUS days that winter. We lived in a quiet neighborhood, full The new hybrid police cars in Saugus come fully loaded with the lat- of single-family homes in a section on est technology. the Lynn-Saugus line called Lynnhurst. Therefore, to see patrol cars going up and down Bonavesta Street seemed Hybrid police cruisers highly unusual. But there they were. It didn’t seem ominous, though. Just weird. make debut in Saugus All of a sudden, my mother opened the front door and said, tensely, “you kids The purchase of the new patrol vehi- get in here.” By Steve Krause Naturally, we asked why. When you’re ITEM STAFF cles was approved by the Board of Se- 13 and 11, playing around in the snow is lectmen, Finance Committee, and Town SAUGUS — The folks in town will Meeting as part of an ongoing effort to fun, even if you’re shoveling it. soon learn that the word “hybrid” ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS “Never mind,” she said, still with way make continued public safety and capi- doesn’t simply mean a form of edu- tal improvements throughout the com- Senior Jess Reyes sneaks past the too much tension in her voice. “Just get cation when the world’s worst plague munity, Crabtree said. This investment juniors defense at the Lynn Classi- in here.” spreads among us. in new police cruisers will allow the Po- cal Powder Puff game. LOOK, A8. Mothers, I’m sure, were hustling their Town Manager Scott Crabtree and lice Department to replace current line kids inside all over Lynn that day. Soon the town’s selectmen have announced enough, we knew why. A day earlier, Al- cars with high mileage or that require the addition of four new hybrid police INSIDE bert DeSalvo, the “self-styled” Boston frequent maintenance, he said. cruisers to the police department’s pa- Strangler, as he’d been dubbed, had es- The four new 2021 Ford Police Inter- trol  eet. The key aspect of the new, ful- Opinion Sports caped from the Bridgewater State Hospi- ceptor vehicles are fully marked and ly-furnished vehicles is the estimated To the class of The future is tal, where he’d been con ned after being equipped with the latest technology, 2021: Just bright for St. convicted of a series of sexual assaults. 1,276 gallons of fuel per year they will computers, radio communication, and show up for each Mary’s track. B1 save the town through hybrid power- other. A4 BAILEY, A2 train. CRUISERS, A3

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Jeannette L. “Jan” Solone, 89 Arthur Greenbaum, 79 1931 - 2021 1942 - 2021 PEABODY - It is with great SALEM - Arthur Greenbaum sadness that we share the of Salem, entered into eternal Defense news of the passing of our rest on June 3, 2021 at the age attorney F. mother, Jeannette (Jan) Solone of 79. He was born January Lee Bailey on June 2, 2021. 22, 1942 in Lynn, the son of sits in his Formerly of Saugus – Mrs. George and Ruth Greenbaum. office in Jan Solone (Bourgeois), age He graduated from Lynn Clas- Yarmouth, 89, died one month shy of her sical High School, and raised Maine. 90th birthday. She was the his family in Swampscott. He wife of the late Carl T. Solone. worked for 50 years at Tri-City FILE PHOTO | Born in Lynn to Ethel & Emile Sales, forging both business ASSOCIATED PRESS Bourgeois she was the young- and personal friendships that est of 8 children, and was the spanned many years. Arthur last surviving member of her loved fishing, bowling and his Lynn loomed large family. Jan attended St. Anne annual trips to Disney World Academy & St. Jean’s High with his family. He cherished School and was a classically his time spent with family, in legacy of attorney trained pianist. friends, colleagues & clients. Jan is survived by her two He is survived by his beloved children, Tom Solone & Julie Hospital or Catholic Charities. wife Barbara Gail (Krasnow) Cemetery on Monday, June F. Lee Bailey Duffy, her beloved son in law Service Information: The of Salem; his three children 7th. Shiva will be observed at Gary Duffy and her adored Funeral Mass will be cele- Jeffrey and his husband Walter the Greenbaum Family home, BAILEY every bit as combative and grandchildren; August Solone brated at 11:00 am on Fri- Cousineau of Sonoma, Cali- 12 Patton Road, Salem; on From A1 bombastic as the fictional & Maxwell Solone. day, June 11, 2021 at Our fornia, Gary and his wife Win- Monday, June 7th and Tues- Mr. Mason. He got acquit- Jan lived and raised her chil- Lady Star of the Sea, 85 nie Man of Beverly, and Mindi day, June 8th, from 4:00 pm DeSalvo confessed to be- tals in cases where, much of dren in Saugus and once they Atlantic Ave Marblehead MA and her husband Matthew to 7:00 pm.In lieu of flowers, ing the Boston Strangler, the time, the verdict seemed were grown she taught piano 01945. Relatives and friends Barrett of Danvers; as well as expressions of sympathy may the name given the person beyond doubt at the outset. throughout Saugus and Wake- are respectfully invited. A his grandchildren Kylie Barrett be made in Arthur’s memory to who’d terrorized and mur- And if he didn’t get out- field. private burial will take place and Persephone Man-Green- Care Dimensions Hospice Sup- dered a series of women in right acquittals, the end Jan spent the last 15 years at Puritan Lawn Memorial baum, and two great-grand- port Services, 75 Sylvan Street, and around Boston, during result was much more di- Park in Peabody at a later B-102, Danvers, MA 01923, living independently at Brooks- children. He is also survived that trial. But he never luted. For example, even if date. Arrangements by the https://www.caredimensions. by Village in Peabody. She by his brother Lawrence of lived long enough to be tried Hearst’s “Stockholm Syn- SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, org/giving/ways-to-give/me- made many lasting friendships, Kingston, NH.Due to limitations for it, as he was murdered drome” defense didn’t work Lynn. Directions and guest- morials.cfm. and was surrounded by won- still imposed by pandemic in jail only six years later. on a jury (much to Bailey’s derful neighbors. book at www.solimine.com regulations, a private memori- For more information or to Someone had tipped chagrin), it worked with In lieu of flowers, donations al service will be held at Sta- register in the online guest- the authorities off that Jimmy Carter. Her sev- in her memory may be made to netsky-Hymanson Memorial book, please visit www.sta- DeSalvo had made his en-year sentence was com- St. Judes Children’s Research Chapel followed by a private netskyhymansonsalem.com. way to Lynn, and that af- muted after 22 months and internment at Pride of Lynn ternoon, around 2:30 (or she was later pardoned by thereabouts) he walked President Bill Clinton. into Simons Uniforms on How could we get this Western Avenue and was far without talking about Susan C. Garcelon, 78 eventually captured. At O.J.? That was F. Lee Bai- Francis L. Morrill Jr. 1942 - 2021 the time, he was wearing ley’s coup de grace. Some a sailor’s suit. But Simons, LYNN-SALEM - It is with of the most damning testi- SWAMPSCOTT — Susan as it was noted several mony against Simpson in great sadness to announce times, sold police uniforms. the passing of Francis (Frank) Garcelon (Reilly) passed away his double-murder trial in peacefully at home, following a Why is this germain to- 1995, including discovery Leo Morrill Jr. He passed away day? Because DeSalvo’s peacefully at home in Salem, brief illness, on June 4th at the of “the bloody glove,” was age of 78. She was the dear lawyer was Francis Lee given by Los Angeles detec- Mass on Saturday, June 5, Bailey, who died last week. 2021, at the age of 94 with his wife of Paul Garcelon, Sr., with tive Mark Fuhrman. But whom she shared 54 wonder- The world-renowned F. under a cross examination family around him. Lee Bailey was a Waltham ful years of marriage. that would have made the Born in Lynn, he was the native, and had actually Born in New Brunswick, CA, aforementioned Perry Ma- oldest son of 8 children of the lived on Lynn Shore Drive she was a daughter of the late son proud, Bailey grilled late Francis & Lea (Cormier) for a few of his 88 years on Charles and Florence (Hillier) and grilled Fuhrman about Morrill of Lynn. Frank was the this mortal coil. Reilly. Susan was raised in his alleged use of the “N” loving husband of his bride, the Bailey didn’t make his Saugus, but has spent most of word in conversations with late Veronica F. (Hally) Morrill name off DeSalvo, but he her life living in Swampscott. his colleagues. Fuhrman who passed away January 11, certainly enhanced it. He’d 2011, after 60 years & 11 Along with her love of the denied it vehemently. beach and living on the coast, already represented both days of marriage. Sam Shepherd and George Then, of course, the Frank and Veronica had Susan had many hobbies and Simpson defense team interests. One couldn’t drive by Edgerly in murder trials four children Michael that ended up being part produced tapes of Fuhr- P. Morrill and his wife Klise of Winter Garden her house without noticing the man using the word. via Collins, as well as many of the basis for the popular Marcy Barker of North FL; his sister-in-law beautiful flowers that adorned As they say in tennis, other dear relatives and friends. TV show “The Fugitive.” Andover, David F. Mor- Diane of Peabody; the yard every year. She was game, set and match. The Susan was the sister of the Subsequent to his involve- rill and his wife Denise his 8 grandchildren: an avid animal lover and was stunning sequence of events late Charles Reilly. ment with DeSalvo, he rep- M. Sharpe of the Vil- Kathryn Emeneau of often seen walking the neigh- rendered immaterial any borhood with her beloved dog, Arrangements: Friends and resented Patty Hearst, who lages, Florida, Thomas Amherst NH, Michael evidence provided by any Murphy. family are invited to call at — despite being kidnapped P. Morrill and his wife, Morrill of San Diego L.A. detectives. Simpson The mold was certainly the Cuffe-McGinn Funeral by the Symbionese Libera- Jo (Powell) Morrill of Haverhill, CA, Timothy Morrill of Haverhill, was ultimately acquitted. broken when she became a Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn tion Army — was in trouble MA and his daughter, Kathleen Jeffrey Chisholm of Lynn, Em- In later years, Bailey “Nana”. There wasn’t a game, on Wednesday, June 9th from up to her neck when one of Chisholm and her husband, ily Chisholm of Lynn, Andrew the bank robberies in which ran into difficulty. He was Brian H. Chisholm of Lynn. Barker-Morrill of South Boston, a school show, a dance recit- 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. At the re- al or a graduation that was quest of the family, Funeral she participated resulted in disbarred twice on fraud He was a graduate of St. Isabelle Morrill of Haverhill and the death of a guard. issues, and by the time Mary’s Boys High School, Lynn, Brian Barker-Morrill of North missed. She was always their Services and Burial will be greatest fan. She could be held privately. As an expres- Bailey negotiated a he died last week, he was MA after which he enlisted into Andover; as well as 2 great- plea deal in which Hearst no longer the “world-re- the Navy where he was sta- grand-children: Lily and Ethan. found in the stands of a rink or sion of sympathy, donations on the sidelines in any kind of can be made in Susan’s hon- rolled over on the SLA nowned F. Lee Bailey.” tioned on the Admiralty Islands He was pre-deceased by people in exchange for not Bailey had his day, and in the South Pacific for 21 his brothers: Allen Morrill and weather cheering on her grand- or to the Northeast Animal children. Shelter, 347 Highland Ave., being put to death (capital it was glorious. He was months during WWII. He later his wife Lou of Billerica, David punishment was in play at one of those guys you’d enlisted in the Marine Reserves Morrill of Lynn, Paul Morrill; his Along with her husband, Salem, MA 01970. To leave Susan is survived by her two an online message or con- the time). classify as a “lovable and was called to active duty sister Josephine and her hus- If Erle Stanley Gardner rogue.” There were a mil- during the Korean War. band Tom Barrett of Titusville children, Paul Garcelon, Jr. of dolence, please visit www. Beverly, and Karen Poska of cuffemcginn.com. hadn’t invented Perry Ma- lion reasons to loathe him. He was employed as a Gear FL; as well as his sisters-in-law son well before Bailey ever But you just couldn’t. Inspector at the General Elec- Patricia Morrill of Danvers, and Swampscott; her four grand- children, Jack, Thomas, Emma, arrived on the scene, he tric River Works in Lynn and re- brother-in-law Kenneth Klise of Steve Krause can be and Jacqueline; her sister Syl- could have used America’s tired in 1989 after 42 years of Alachua, FL; and daughter-in- Barrister as a model. In reached at skrause@ service. After retirement, Frank law Anne-Marie (Gilroy) Cheev- the courtroom, Bailey was itemlive.com. & Ronnie did a lot of traveling er of Lynn and his beloved yor- around the country. They both kies Elizabeth and Molly. loved to vacation in Las Vegas, Service Information: Vis- Disney World and the Villages, iting hours will be held on Raymond Donovan, Reagan’s Florida with their son David and Wednesday June 9, 2021 wife Denise as chaperones. from 10:00AM-1:00PM in He was an avid historian of the Solimine Funeral Home former labor secretary, dies at 90 the military and American wars. 426 Broadway (RTE129), His recollection of dates, times Lynn. Burial with military NEW VERNON, N.J. way project. and locations were amazing. honors will follow in St. Jo- (AP) — Raymond Dono- Donovan strongly con- Frank loved to do crossword seph Cemetery. In lieu of van, a construction compa- tested the accusations, puzzles and read five news- flowers, donations may be ny executive who resigned calling the prosecution papers every day. He loved made in his name to Hos- as secretary of the U.S. “unfounded and politi- pice Services of MA, who so his home at Mariner Villages, Department of Labor fol- cally motivated,” and ex- lovingly cared for his bride Salem and was well known lowing grand larceny and pressing confidence that throughout the neighborhood during her last struggle with other charges of which he would be acquitted, as as ‘The Mayor’. cancer, and for all of the he and his co-defendants good work that they do. Di- he was later acquitted by In addition to his children, were in May 1987, follow- rections and guestbook at a jury, died last week. He Frank is also survived by his ing an eight-month trial. www.solimine.com was 90. brother Chester (Buddy) Mor- An earlier investigation rill, sister Gloria and her hus- Donovan, of New Vernon, into allegations of links band Gary Thompson of Pon- New Jersey, was surround- to organized crime figures te Vedra, FL and sister Mary ed by family when he died Wednesday at home of had ended with a federal congestive heart failure, special prosecutor citing according to an obituary “insufficient credible evi- posted on the website of dence” for prosecution. the Gallaway and Crane Donovan “will be re- funeral home in Basking membered by many as a loyal friend, honest busi- Ridge, New Jersey. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Don’t let the Donovan became famous nessman, faithful member for asking, after his ac- Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan faces re- of the Catholic Church, quittal, “Which office do I porters, June 28, 1982 in Washington, to respond and dedicated patriot,” his story go untold. obituary says, also citing go to to get my reputation to a special prosecutor’s report on charges of back?” his involvement with organized crime. his love of golf and politics Donovan was born Aug. and calling him “a sub- Share your loved one’s story. 31, 1930, one of 12 chil- Bedminster, New Jersey, Bronx district attorney. lime raconteur, who enter- dren, in Bayonne, New according to the obituary. The indictment accused tained family and friends [email protected] | 781-593-7700 Jersey, and attended Donovan, a leading fund- Donovan and nine oth- for hours with stories from seminaries in Alabama raiser in Ronald Reagan’s ers of grand larceny, false his life, most of which were and New Orleans but left presidential campaign, record keeping and false generously embellished.” was named Reagan’s labor statements in connection before ordination to go Donovan is survived by into business, becoming secretary and served from with construction money his wife of 63 years, In partnership with a partner in Schiavone 1981 to 1985, resigning af- prosecutors said should Construction Company. ter a judge refused to dis- have gone to a minori- Cathy, as well as three He also founded Fiddler’s miss an indictment filed ty-owned subcontractor in children and nine grand- Elbow Country Club in in September 1984 by the a 1979 New York City sub- children. MONDAY JUNE 7, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 329 Peabody High graduates move on GRADUATION never taking things for From A1 granted and living your life to the fullest. keep your family, friends “This past year I and classmates healthy learned a lot about my- during this pandemic is self. But more important- the calling of your gener- ly I learned how valuable ation. You have answered some aspects of life truly that call.” are,” Barrete said. “Things And while answering like blasting music in the that call the Class of 2021 car with my friends during had plenty of time to self a late night drive, holding reflect. Valedictorian Kira my baby cousin, hugging Shapiro learned a new my family members, say- definition of success. ing hello to my teachers “All of our grades, GPAs, in the hallways. I took all test scores, they are quan- of these things for granted tifiable amounts,” Shapiro when in reality these were some of the most valuable said. “They are standards moments in my life.” created by society just like And while their gradua- the definitions of success. tion will always be marked Something as abstract as with a year of remote happiness and success learning and struggle, cannot be created by these there’s still plenty to look numbers. It is happiness forward to for this group itself that truly shows of Tanner graduates. how successful one is.” “A new and exciting Finding happiness in journey awaits you,” Prin- the everyday things of cipal Steven Magno said. life was a common theme “The best years of your life of Saturday’s graduation are yet to come. I promise and it carried over into you. You are destined to do class essayist Olivia Bar- great things and I’m confi- rete’s speech as well. dent that we prepared you “Although we lost a lot well. Your future is bright this past year I personally and full of hope. To quote believe that we learned an the fictional character extremely valuable lesson Andy Dufresne, ‘Hope is that we would have never a good thing. Maybe the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK learned otherwise,” Bar- best of things. And no good Peabody High graduates toss their caps in the air at the conclusion of their commencement ceremony. rete said. “That lesson is thing ever dies.’” Veterans Lynn school superintendent memorial proposes $180.7M budget

BUDGET ten classrooms in the fall. The proposed budget partnerships with many coming to From A1 The district also plans also features staffing addi- stakeholders in the com- to add “technology” as a tions that will allow for re- munity and approved by needs of student’s Individ- course offering for all ele- duced class sizes and the the school committee,” ualized Education Plans mentary students. expansion to art and mu- Tutwiler said. “With the are met and caseloads Tutwiler said “the dis- sic in elementary schools notable increase in staff- Nahant are decreased to allow for trict is taking a significant and the Lynn Vocational ing in special education, MEMORIAL of the Vietnam War on more personalized atten- step forward with achiev- Technical Institute. mental health and other tion. ing benchmarks set forth The budget features par- From A1 America,” he said. critical realms, it will also For English learners, in the SOA plan.” ent liaisons at each school, “Most Vietnam veterans support the district’s at- host The Wall That Heals never received a ‘welcome Tutwiler said the district “Further, given the level the addition of IT profes- will build upon the exist- tempt to promote stability this summer,” said Post home.’ We hope that this of uncertainty around the sionals, and maintaining ing inclusion model by in- true impact of the pan- non-personnel or supply and acceleration of learn- 215 Commander Bob will be a healing experi- creasing staff, ultimately demic, the focus of staffing loans at the per pupil lev- ing in the 2021-22 school Fields. ence for our local Vietnam decreasing the student to additions will prepare the els. year and beyond.” “The traveling exhib- veterans and their fami- English as a Second lan- district to respond more “In total, the proposed it honors the more than lies. It is an opportunity guage teacher ratio. The robustly to student needs FY22 budget embraces Allysha Dunnigan can three million Americans to honor those who have district is opening two as we learn more about the Student Opportuni- be reached at adun- who served in the U.S. served or are serving in dual language kindergar- the impact,” Tutwiler said. ty Act Plan developed in [email protected]. Armed Forces in the Viet- our nation’s military while nam War, and bears the educating a new genera- names of over 58,000 men tion about how the conflict and women who made the in Vietnam impacted our ultimate sacrifice in Viet- community,” the VVMF nam,” he said. wrote in a statement. “Like many events and The Wall That Heals is activities in our nation, provided by the VVMF, the 2020 The Wall That the nonprofit that found- Heals season was dramat- ed the Vietnam Veterans ically changed by the pan- Memorial in Washington, demic,” said Jim Knotts, DC with donations from president and CEO of the the public to help host in Vietnam Veterans Memo- Nahant. rial Fund. “We are excited The wall in Washington to find these communities was completed in 1982. It ready to work carefully to is made up of two 246-foot- Four new give a safe opportunity for 9-inch black granite walls hybrid thousands to experience and etched with the cruisers will the healing and educa- names of the servicemen be employed tional aspects of the Viet- being honored in 140 pan- by the nam Veterans Memorial els of horizontal rows. Saugus Police in 2021. One wall points toward Department, “We look forward to pro- the Washington Monu- and they’ll viding these communi- ment, the other in the di- save the town ties with the opportunity rection of the Lincoln Me- money by to honor and remember morial. using 1,276 all those who served and fewer gallons sacrificed in the Vietnam Steve Krause can be of fuel per War and educate visitors reached at skrause@ year. on the continuing impact itemlive.com PHOTO | TOWN OF SAUGUS Need to find LAW OFFICES OF an article? Hybrid police cruisers JAMES J. 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Through investment will continue ongoing support of im- [email protected] Selling a house? fuel savings, the cruis- to prioritize the safety of portant public safety Buying a house? ers will result in an es- the residents of Saugus equipment investments timated annual savings and the town’s first re- like this,” said Crabtree. 781-593-7700 Find out what properties of $3,509 per vehicle, sponders.” “It is essential that public Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 recently sold in your area. per year, compared to The selectmen, Finance safety vehicles that are Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA the 2018 cruisers. The Committee, and Town used on a daily, high-de- and additional offices. Check out eco-friendly vehicles will Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item Meeting demonstrated mand, high-performance Subscriptions the Real Estate page also reduce carbon diox- its support for purchas- basis be fully functional Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States in Saturday’s paper. ide output by an estimat- ing these vehicles during and safe. We are proud to $30.00 for 4 weeks $95.00 for 13 weeks ed 25,560 pounds annual- last December’s special provide that for our pub- $185.00 for 26 weeks ly per vehicle. Town Meeting, when lic safety responders and $340.00 for 1 year “The Board of Select- members voted in favor community.” Send payment to and POSTMASTER, send address changes to: men and I are thrilled of the new cruisers as The Daily Item to announce the arrival part of the town’s priori- Steve Krause can be 110 Munroe St. of these new hybrid, en- ties and overall identified reached at skrause@item- P.O. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS To the class of 2021: Just President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey show up for each other W J. K T¢  J £¤ P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Editor J. Patrick Norton J N. W  C  T£¥ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman The following is an cy theories. selves with people from Customer Service adaptation of Michael Ten years ago, we used diverse backgrounds, the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS Bloomberg’s commence- to hear a lot about how so- more we learn and grow. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ment address to Johns cial media would bring the There’s a simple word for Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Hopkins University’s class world closer together. And that idea: teamwork. And All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 of 2021. in some ways, it has. But the best and most success- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 The pain and loss that the zeitgeist has changed. ful teams have something Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 America and the world — And as we have seen here intangible that gives them Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 and you — have felt this in the U.S., social media an edge. It’s called “chem- Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 year has been unfathom- has also helped tear us istry.” And while there’s a able. Isolation has made it apart. lot that technology makes Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 even harder. In fact, it now threatens possible, it cannot replace [email protected] One of the reasons this to obscure something fun- the chemistry that flows Circulation time has been so chal- damental to the human from direct human con- [email protected] lenging is that before the experience. And that is: tact, which is what gives Ext. 3 pandemic, when we were There is real power in the rise to the most powerful physically around each act of gathering together reactions and combina- Newsroom other, we fed off each oth- in person. tions. [email protected] er’s energy. That energy Leaders throughout his- Among the most import- [email protected] was food for the soul. It tory have understood that. ant elements in those re- Ext. 4 made us healthier and When we gather in person EDITORIAL actions, the elements that Sports happier. But since the pan- — whether it’s to play or really drive innovation [email protected] demic began, instead of pray, to work or peaceful- and problem-solving, are having that nourishment, ly protest — we gain the two activities that sim- Ext. 5 we’ve been on a starvation power to reach higher and ply cannot happen online: Retail and Online Balance diet — with a lot of binge- we live more fully than we spontaneous conversation Advertising ing on empty calories like could on our own. and chance encounters. [email protected] “The Real Housewives” Over the past year, we’ve For democracy to work, ADVERTISING and “Selling Sunset.” gotten a good look at how we need to be able to have benefits and But hopefully over the digital technology cannot Ernie Carpenter Jr. difficult conversations Director of Advertising past year, we’ve also de- replace physical together- about politics and religion, and Business Development, ext. 1355 veloped a new apprecia- ness. Not when it comes voting rights and racial [email protected] job searches tion for the importance of to being with friends and justice, equity in health being in each other’s pres- family. Not when it comes Ralph Mitchell care and education, crime Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ence. We once took that for to being with professors Editorial from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and gun safety, gender and [email protected] granted, but I think we and classmates. Not when orientation. And the more now realize that social in- it comes to attending a Patricia Whalen we can have those con- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Businesses are scrambling to fill job vacancies teraction is truly special. party or going to a muse- as the country continues to reopen from the coro- versations face-to-face in- [email protected] That idea — the impor- um. And not when it comes stead of screen-to-screen, navirus pandemic, but the reality is that there tance of togetherness — is to interacting with col- BUSINESS OFFICE simply are not enough people looking for work. the more constructive and what I’d like to speak with leagues and coworkers, in productive they will be, Susan J. Conti If businesses are to rebound from more than a you about today. Because I whatever field you choose Controller, ext. 1288 year of upheaval and uncertainty, they will need and the more progress we believe it holds the key to to pursue — whether it’s will make. [email protected] to fill the millions of job openings across the coun- happiness not only in your science or medicine, engi- So ­­as you leave this cam- Ted Grant try. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that personal lives, but in your neering or business, the pus and go out into the Publisher, ext. 1234 in March the number of job openings nationwide careers, too. arts or the military. world, I hope you will take [email protected] reached a high of 8.1 million, while the number of For the past 15 months, Back in the 1990s, man- this one big idea with you new hires remained flat at about 6 million. The Marian Kinney we’ve seen each other agement experts told us — because it really could ext. 1212 gap of some 2 million between job openings and mostly on the screens that soon everyone would not be more important. [email protected] hires was the largest margin on record. of our computers and be telecommuting and And that is, simply: Be Businesses in many sectors — notably the Will Kraft phones. If the pandemic working from home. The present for others, in your Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 restaurant and hospitality industry as well as re- had arrived when your office was a dinosaur, careers and personal lives. [email protected] tail — are offering bonuses and perks to try to fill parents were your age, slowly going extinct — or Because ultimately, it is job openings that have caused them in some cases Paula Villacreses that wouldn’t have been so we were told. They were only through the power to reduce operating hours because of limited staff. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 possible. But in the decade wrong. It survived. of our relationships that They should also remember the concept of supply [email protected] most of you were born, Today, we’re hearing we can fulfill our poten- and demand and consider a hike in hourly wage things began to change. the same thing: Remote tial, and that we can build Mike Shanahan rates to attract prospective employees. Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 Starting then, we real- working will be the new teams capable of creating In the end, it is about what the market will bear. [email protected] ized a communications normal. And for some em- a society that is more just, Some say the shortage of workers is linked di- revolution was forever ployers, it may very well more equal, more peaceful Carolina Trujillo rectly to the pandemic-related extension in the Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 changing the way we in- be — at least for a while. and — in the words of our unemployment compensation coverage period, [email protected] teract with each another. But I’m more convinced nation’s founders — more as well as to the payout of “extra” unemployment Email, text, chat and vid- than ever that the most perfect. Jim Wilson benefits that amount to about $300 a week. But eo calls all connected peo- successful organizations Whatever you do tonight Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 there was a labor shortage even before the pan- [email protected] ple as never before. At our and individuals — wheth- and tomorrow, and for the demic. company, we introduced a er they are in the private, rest of your lives: Do it like CIRCULATION Unemployment compensation is designed as chat function for custom- public or nonprofit sectors the world may lock down a stopgap to help individuals and families stay Lisa Mahmoud ers that was one of the — will be those that place again tomorrow. Do it to- afloat financially w hile they recover from a job Manager, ext. 1239 first social networks in the a premium on face-to-face, gether. And do it in person. [email protected] loss. Recovering from a job loss, over the long world. in-person interaction. If you take that to heart, term, means (for most people) finding a new job. And in the years that CUSTOMER SERVICE Zoom will never replace I know you’ll do amazing With businesses reopening and the economy followed, new social me- the water cooler, because things. La’ Mosha Ball inching back toward something resembling nor- dia platforms were cre- when we gather face-to- Customer Service, ext. 1276 mal, job searches and assistance provided to peo- ated, allowing people to face, we come to under- Michael R. Bloomberg [email protected] ple looking for jobs needs to accelerate. share opinions, news, pho- stand one of life’s great is the founder and major- GRAPHICS tos, dance moves and just truths: Achieving our full ity owner of Bloomberg about everything else — potential as individuals Trevor Andreozzi including, of course, the can only be done with the LP, the parent company Designer JEREMY MOHLER most brazen lies and the help of others. And the of Bloomberg News, and [email protected] most outrageous conspira- more we surround our- UN Special Envoy on Cli- Aaron Fee Designer Invest in community schools KEVIN FRAZIER [email protected] As one of the most mem- success stories both before Edwin Peralta Jr. orable school years in his- and during the pandemic. Designer [email protected] tory winds down, state At the start of the pan- Rethinking closed primaries and local school leaders demic, the school expanded NEWSROOM are considering how to its on-campus food offerings, A vibrant democracy de- pick who represents you. are only a tool of the most Mike Alongi make the most of the $190 gave away backpacks full of pends on two factors: the That was the shallowest partisan voters — leaving Sports Editor, ext. 1228 billion federal dollars in school supplies, and installed scope of participation and level of participation — a less engaged partisan col- [email protected] COVID-19 relief flowing to a campus washer-dryer. It the depth of participation. platform outside of your leagues and all non-affili- Gayla Cawley our nation’s public schools. also organized an effort to In other words, how many control, leaders a step re- ated voters on the outside News Editor, ext. 1236 The wise course of ac- have the county install new different kinds of people moved from your selection, of the democratic process. [email protected] tion would be to fund ini- streetlights around campus can participate and what and infrequent, corrupt Second, the depth of Allysha Dunnigan tiatives that address both to increase student safety. is the extent of that par- elections serving as the democratic participa- the short-term impacts of Reporter, ext. 1302 Research shows that com- ticipation. only means for some dem- tion is also hindered by [email protected] the pandemic, while lay- munity schools that adhere Generally, democracy ocratic participation. closed primaries. Instead ing the groundwork for Spenser Hasak to best practices not only reformers have aimed to Since then, we’ve hardly of giving voters a choice long-term student suc- Photographer, ext. 1332 improve student education- broaden the scope and made any improvements between all candidates at [email protected] cess. Fortunately, some al outcomes, but they also increase the depth of par- on the depth of participa- states have already taken each stage of the election reduce racial and economic ticipation, while accom- tion: Platforms are still — primary and general — Julia Hopkins this approach with money Photographer, ext. 1224 achievement gaps. modating the constraints outsourced to parties, they’re confined at “step from the first round of fed- With unprecedented imposed by the complexity party insiders (instead [email protected] eral relief aid, distributed one” to only picking those federal funding headed of the issues facing society. of bosses) now decide the Thor Jourgensen through the Coronavirus that have likely curried fa- their way, state and lo- In terms of scope, we’ve candidates and the re- Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 Aid, Relief and Economic vor with party insiders. cal school leaders should slowly but surely moved maining barriers are an- [email protected] Security Act (CARES) Act. The arc of our demo- take a hard look at the Daniel Kane Community schools are from the white, male, prop- tiquated and anti-demo- cratic evolution is long, community school strat- erty-owning participants cratic. Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 public schools that bring to- but it must bend toward [email protected] gether community partners egy, especially given the to models where all vot- Take closed primaries. participation. The scope widespread trauma and to offer a range of support ers — regardless of gen- They were created in an and depth of participation Steve Krause instability experienced age in which parties were Senior Writer, ext. 1229 and opportunities to stu- der, race, background and has to be the north star by students over the past ideology — at least have seen as necessary conduits [email protected] dents, families, and nearby for democratic reformers. year. The pandemic, while the option to meaningfully of voters’ desires. Over residents. They are designed The stakes are too high Tréa Lavery an extraordinary tragedy, participate in elections. time, they became a means Reporter, ext. 1317 to support the entirety of to continue to distribute has gifted us the chance The steps were too slow to reinforce the strength of [email protected] a student’s well-being to finite resources on myriad to reimagine public edu- and too small but were the party rather than to ensure they are healthy, reform efforts. Anne Marie Tobin well-fed, safe and in a bet- cation and aim our efforts nevertheless important. improve the party’s ability Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 [email protected] ter position to learn. These towards what is working Around the late 19th cen- to be a good agent of the Kevin Frazier, a student for students elsewhere. tury in America, for in- will of the people. Sophie Yarin benefits then extend to the at the University of Cali- stance, the thinking went Closed primaries fail on Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 surrounding community. [email protected] Schools following a com- Jeremy Mohler is com- like this: You pick your both the question of the fornia, Berkeley School of munity schools strategy munications director at party based on your ideol- scope and depth of partic- Law, runs The Oregon TECHNOLOGY have been some of the real In the Public Interest. ogy, then the party leaders ipation. Closed primaries Way, a nonpartisan blog. Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] MONDAY JUNE 7, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 Community Calendar Monday, June 7 - Sunday, June 13

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Library Trustees, 7 p.m. Municipal Brown School, 9:15 a.m.; McCarthy School, 9:15 Saturday, June 12 a.m.; Welch School, 1 p.m. Swampscott Public Li- Historical Commission, South School, 1 p.m. Municipal brary, Baldwin Room, 61 Meeting House, 617 Main Education School Committee, Hig- Historic District Com- Burrill St. St., 6:30 p.m. School Committee bud- gins Middle School library, Saturday, June 12 mission, 7:30 p.m. via 85 Perkins St., 7 p.m. Zoom. get vote, high school me- Entertainment Saturday, June 12 Tuesday, June 8 Manifesting with the dia center, 275 Essex St., Chicken ‘n Rice Guys new moon solar eclipse Tuesday, June 8 Entertainment Education 9:30 a.m. heightened energy virtual food truck serves Middle Swampscott Pride Cel- School Committee, Mer- Town Meeting, high seminar - go to peabodyli- Eastern street cuisine at Education ebration, 12 p.m. Swamp- ritt Center, 600 Market school field, 275 Essex St., brary.org calendar for log- Granite Coast Brewing, Documentary screening: scott Town Hall, 22 Monu- St., 6 p.m. 10 a.m. on information, 7-8:30 p.m 77B Main St., 2-8 p.m. “Alice’s Ordinary People,” ment Ave. Harris visits U.S. senators promise vaccines Latin America to for Taiwan amid China row By Taijing Wu tackle migration, and Zen Soo ASSOCIATED PRESS TAIPEI, Taiwan — corruption The U.S. will give Tai- wan 750,000 doses of By Alexandra Jaffe ties and living conditions COVID-19 vaccine, part and Christopher in the region through hu- of President Joe Biden’s Sherman manitarian and economic move to share tens of mil- ASSOCIATED PRESS aid. lions of jabs globally, three Harris announced plans WASHINGTON — Ka- American senators said to send $310 million to mala Harris, on her first Sunday, after the self- provide support for ref- foreign trip as vice presi- ruled island complained ugees and address food dent, is looking to deepen that China is hindering its shortages, and recently se- diplomatic ties with Gua- efforts to secure vaccines cured commitments from as it battles an outbreak. temala and Mexico, two a dozen companies and Democratic Sen. Tammy Latin American nations organizations to invest Duckworth of Illinois, who key to the Biden admin- in the Northern Triangle made a three-hour stop in istration’s efforts to stem Taiwan with fellow Demo- the spike in migration at countries to promote eco- crat Christopher Coons of the U.S. border. nomic opportunity and job Delaware and Republican Harris, who is set to training. Dan Sullivan of Alaska, depart Washington lat- Washington won some said their visit under- er Sunday, is seeking to goodwill through its vac- scores bipartisan U.S. secure commitments for cine diplomacy this past support for the democratic greater cooperation on week. Guatemala’s presi- island that Beijing claims border security and eco- dent, Alejandro Giammat- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tei, and Mexico’s Andrés as its own renegade terri- nomic investment, but tory. Taiwan faces a severe Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Joseph Wu, second right front row, gestures corruption in the region Manuel López Obrador both received calls from vaccine shortage and has with U.S. senators to his right, Democratic Sen. Christopher Coons of — a far more intractable geopolitical significance as Delaware, a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, Democratic challenge — will compli- Harris on Thursday tell- ing them the U.S. would a flashpoint in U.S.-China Sen. Tammy Duckworth of Illinois and Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan of cate her efforts. relations. Alaska, members of the Armed Services Committee on their arrival at It’s already had a signif- be sending 500,000 doses and 1 million doses, re- “I’m here to tell you that the Songshan Airport in Taipei, Taiwan. icant impact on her work the United States will not in the region. Harris has spectively, of COVID-19 let you stand alone,” Duck- na of blocking its efforts strangers to that kind of cines and said the doses yet to engage substantive- vaccine. worth said at the airport to reach a deal with BioN- obstructionism,” he said. will arrive at a critical ly with the leaders of Hon- While in Guatemala, after landing on a U.S. Tech to import the vaccine Taiwan and China split time for the island. duras and El Salvador, Harris plans to meet com- military transport plane. co-developed by the Ger- amid civil war in 1949, “I hope that through co- who are both embroiled in munity leaders, innova- “We will be by your side man company and Pfiz- and most Taiwanese favor operation with the United corruption scandals. And tors and entrepreneurs. to make sure the people maintaining the current States, Japan and other it’s an issue that experts In Mexico, Harris will er. Beijing has said it is of Taiwan have what they state of de facto indepen- countries, Taiwan will be in the region say will need participate in a conversa- willing to supply vaccines tion with female entrepre- need to get to the other to Taiwan, including Bi- dence while engaging in able to overcome the im- to be addressed to make side of the pandemic and neurs and hold a round- oNTech, through Chinese robust economic exchang- mediate challenges and ... any lasting changes. beyond.” table with labor workers. partner Fosun, and that es with the mainland. and move towards recov- “Corruption is a cancer Taiwan was included on China’s ruling Commu- That’s in addition to bi- the island’s government ery,” she said. in the region,” said Jason a long list of places an- nist Party says Taiwan lateral meetings with the is to blame for putting Both Duckworth, who Marczak, director of the nounced last week that must come under its con- leaders of both countries. politics above the lives of was born in Thailand, and Atlantic Council’s Adri- would receive 25 million trol, and has in recent Harris said during a its people. Taiwanese law Sullivan said the Ameri- enne Arsht Latin America doses from the United months increased pres- Center. “Addressing cor- May meeting with Guate- bans the import of Chi- can donation also reflects States in what the Biden nese-made medicines. sure on the island, includ- gratitude for Taiwan’s ruption is fundamental malan justice leaders that administration says is the ing flying warplanes near Foreign Minister Joseph support for the U.S., as to creating hope and cre- corruption is a “significant first tranche of at least 80 Taiwan. The increasing Wu, welcoming the sen- Taiwan donated millions ating the potential for op- deterrent” to economic in- million doses to be dis- activity and vast improve- ators at the airport, said of masks and other sup- portunity.” vestment there. tributed globally. Most of ments in China’s military that Taiwan is fortunate plies to the U.S. in the ear- Marczak noted that She’s underscored the the first tranche, includ- capabilities have raised ly days of the pandemic. corruption in the region need to address corrup- ing Taiwan’s, will be sent to have like-minded coun- concern in the U.S., which “This is love from Amer- affects human rights pro- tion in public remarks through COVAX, a U.N.- tries showing support, is bound by its own laws tections, employment op- and events. In her meet- backed program to distrib- which he said is about to ensure Taiwan is capa- ica in return,” Sullivan portunities, the cost of ing with a number of lead- ute vaccines to low and sustaining freedom and ble of defending itself and said, wearing a mask that goods and much more. ing voices on Guatemala’s middle-income countries. democracy in the face of to regard all threats to the he noted had “Love from Jobs, he said, will come justice system, she noted The island of 24 million autocracy. island’s security as mat- Taiwan” written on it. “with investment, and her work as a prosecutor people, which lies 160 ki- “Taiwan is facing unique ters of “grave concern.” The three senators ar- investment comes where and said that “injustice is lometers (100 miles) off challenges in combating Taiwan, which had rived at 7:30 a.m. from there is certainty in the a root cause of migration.” China’s east coast, is des- the virus,” he said. “While weathered the pandemic South Korea, where they rule of law.” Without that, “Part of giving people perate for vaccines after we are doing our best to virtually unscathed un- met senior officials includ- efforts to improve living hope is having a very spe- a sudden outbreak that import vaccines, we must til the recent outbreak, ing the foreign and de- conditions can only go so cific commitment to root- started in late April caught overcome obstacles to en- is now facing its most se- fense ministers on Friday far. ing out corruption in the authorities by surprise. Ja- sure that these life-saving rious flare-up with more and Saturday to discuss In the months since she region,” she said. pan shipped 1.2 million medicine are delivered free than 10,000 new cases COVID-19 cooperation, was tasked by President Harris has also raised doses to Taiwan on Friday, from troubles of Beijing.” since late April. the U.S.-South Korea mil- Joe Biden with address- the issue during virtual opting to skip the COVAX He said China is trying President Tsai Ing-wen, itary alliance and North ing the root causes of mi- meetings with the lead- process in the interest of to block Taiwan’s inter- meeting with the senators, Korea. They departed gration to the U.S.-Mexico ers of both countries and speed. It was unclear when national assistance and expressed gratitude to the Taiwan at 10.30 a.m. the border, Harris has laid out aides say she will do it the 750,000 American dos- prevent it from participat- Biden administration for same morning, according an approach centered on again during meetings on es would arrive. ing in the World Health including Taiwan in the to Taiwan’s foreign min- creating better opportuni- her trip. Taiwan has accused Chi- Organization. “We are no first group to receive vac- istry. A6 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY JUNE 7, 2021 POLICE/FIRE

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While in office, be made without express notice of a political lightning rod Trump, who disdained change from the arresting police a.m.; Chestnut and Essex since the early days of the streets, Saturday, 11:42 a.m.; the scientist’s popularity, department. pandemic, lionized by the frequently flouted Fauci’s 300 Washington St., Saturday, left and villainized by the 12:55 p.m.; accident with recommendations on bat- right. tling COVID-19 by play- LYNN personal injury, Market Bas- But with the release of a ket, 40 Federal St., Saturday ing down the severity of trove of Fauci’s emails this the pandemic and often Arrests 3:19 p.m.; 50 Astor St., 3:46 past week, Republicans’ p.m.; 535 Lynnway, Saturday, touting unproven scien- Joel Anaya, 49, 473 Essex political attacks on the tific remedies, including 5:02 p.m.; 117 Eastern Ave., nation’s top government St., Lynn, Friday, 5:48 p.m ., Saturday, 5:04 p.m.; 349 a malaria drug and even disturbing the pece. infectious-diseases expert injecting disinfectant. And Summer St., Saturday 6:14 have gone into overdrive. Juan Garcia, 28, 700 p.m.; hit-and-run, CVS Phar- he frequently tried to un- Washington St., Lynn, Satur- On conservative news dermine Fauci’s credibility macy, 200 S. Common St., channels, President Joe day, 4:24 p.m., driving with Saturday 6:17 p.m.; accident by refusing to acknowledge a suspended license, equip- Biden’s pandemic adviser PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the evolution in scientists’ with personal injury, Chatham has been baselessly pillo- ment violation, possession of Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Insti- understanding of the virus and Bloomfield streets, 6:35 ried as a liar who misled drugs with intent to distribute; tute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, speaks and how it spread, which p.m.; hit-and-run, Chestnut the American people about disorderly conduct, resisting and Jefferson streets, 6:37 during hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington. informed guidance about arrest, seat belt violation, fail- the origins of COVID-19 to policies like masking. p.m.; Chestnut and Jefferson protect the Chinese gov- ure to stop for police, failure likely origin is from an an- look engineered,” Ander- Trump went after Fauci streets, Saturday, 8:18 p.m.; ernment. There’s no evi- to stop or yield, failure to yield imal species to a human, sen wrote. He said he and again on Saturday night Chatham Street and Trinity Av- dence of wrongdoing, but at an intersection, failure to but I keep an absolutely his colleagues “all find the when he returned to the enue, Saturday, 10:32 p.m.; Republican calls for his use a signal, reckless opera- open mind that if there genome inconsistent with public stage in a speech Forest and Grove streets, resignation have grown tion of motor vehicle, speed- Saturday, 11 p.m.; Essex may be other origins of expectations from evolu- in North Carolina. He louder, as have demands ing, marked lane violation, and Lincoln streets, Saturday that, there may be anoth- tionary theory. But,” he sees the emails as further for new investigations into passing violation, wanton and 11:41 p.m.; hit-and-run, 11 er reason, it could have added, “we have to look at vindication that he was the origins of the virus. malicious defacement. Bellair St., Sunday, 6:47 a.m.; been a lab leak,” Fauci this much more closely and right about the doctor, ac- “Given what we know Kristoffer Jacobs, 41, 71 Walmart, 780 Lynnway, 12:40 said Thursday on CNN. there are still further anal- cording to an adviser who Hope St., Attleboro, Saturday p.m.; hit-and-run, 50 Cha- now, I don’t know how any- The doctor’s newly re- yses to be done, so those spoke on condition of ano- 11:41 a.m., possession of tham St., Sunday, 12:51 p.m. one can have confidence leased emails, which span opinions could still change.” nymity to describe private Class A and Class B drugs, that he should remain in the early days of the pan- By the next month, it conversations. disorderly conduct, third of- Assaults a position of public trust demic and were obtained turned out, they had. He “He’s a great promoter,” fense for operating under the and authority,” said Re- by BuzzFeed News and and his colleagues pub- Trump said about Fauci. influence of drugs, possession Reports of assault at Mar- publican Sen. Josh Haw- The Washington Post, lished an article in Na- “Not a great doctor, but of Class A drugs, use of a mo- ket Basket, 40 Federal St., Fri- ley of Missouri, a potential show no evidence of any ture Medicine in which he’s a hell of a promoter. He tor vehicle without authority, day at 7:03 p.m.; 1 Kingsley presidential hopeful who kind of coverup about the they concluded that it was likes television more than negligent operation of a mo- Terrace No. 10, 12:06 p.m. is calling for Fauci’s resig- origin of the virus. Indeed, “improbable that SARS- any politician in this room. tor vehicle, operating without nation and a full congres- many of the discussions CoV-2 emerged through … But he’s been wrong on an ignition unit, marked lanes Breaking and Entering sional inquiry. reflect the science at the laboratory manipulation almost every issue.” violation, disorderly conduct, The political moves by time. But Republicans, in- of a related SARS-CoV- House Republican Whip disturbing the peace. Report of a breaking and Republicans represent a cluding former President like coronavirus.” Rep. Steve Scalise said on Rebecca Kennedy, 26, 60 entering at 119 Lewis St., No. new effort to find a reli- Donald Trump, have seized In another email, Fauci Fox Business Network on 6th St., Cambridge, Sunday, 27, Friday at 8:15 a.m. able foil in the first few on the emails as proof of a was thanked by the head Thursday that Fauci “needs 1:37 p.m., Assault and bat- months of the Biden ad- conspiracy to obscure the of a nonprofit that helped to be brought in under oath tery on a disabled person, Overdose ministration, as they have source of the virus. fund research at China’s to answer questions” about threat to commit a crime, struggled to turn public Report of overdose at 101 In one email, from Feb. Wuhan Institute of Virol- the emails, while Elise Ste- possession of Class A drug. sentiment against the new Green St., Friday 10:55 p.m. 1 of last year, Kristian ogy, “for publicly standing fanik, R-N.Y., now the No. Michael Satterwhite, 60, president. So far, Biden Andersen, a researcher up and stating that the sci- 3 Republican in the House, 95 Woodman St., Friday, 9:50 Thefts has enjoyed widespread at the Scripps Research entific evidence supports a blasted out a fundraising a.m., Assault with intent to job approval, buoyed by Institute, wrote to Fauci, natural origin,” which he email with the subject line murder, assault and battery Report of larceny at 154 the public’s broad back- the longtime director of said “will help dispel the “FIRE FAUCI.” with a dangerous weapon, as- Commercial St., Friday at ing of his handling of the the U.S. National Institute myths being spun around “Anthony Fauci’s recent- sault with a dangerous weap- 9:20 a.m.; report of larceny pandemic, which 71 per- of Allergy and Infectious the virus’ origins.” ly released emails and on, assault. at 11 Patty’s Way Friday at cent of Americans sup- Diseases, about ongoing ef- Andersen, the scien- investigative reporting 10:28 a.m.; report of larce- port, according to a recent forts to decipher the origin tist who wrote the “engi- about #COVID19 origins Accidents ny at 656 Boston St., Friday Associated Press-NORC of the novel coronavirus. neered” email, has tried to are shocking. The time Center for Public Affairs Reports of motor vehicle at 6:03 p.m.; larceny at 113 At the time, the lab leak offer further explanation. has come for Fauci to re- Research poll. accidents at Liberty and Broad St., side ally, Friday at hypothesis was largely dis- “As I have said many sign and for a full congres- Washington streets, Friday 7:32 p.m.; shoplifting at Jim- Fauci, who has a securi- missed by experts. It has times, we seriously con- sional investigation into at 3:51 p.m.; 330 Lynnway my’s Discount Liquor Store, ty detail because of ongo- recently gained traction, sidered a lab leak a possi- the origins of #COVID19 Friday at 4:28 p.m.; Holyoke 873 Western Ave., Friday, ing threats and who did though the origins of the bility. However, significant — and into any and all ef- and Walnut streets Friday at 10:29 p.m.; larceny at 103 not respond to a request virus remain unknown. new data, extensive analy- forts to prevent a full ac- 4:41 p.m.; hit-and-run at 119 Essex St., No. 3, 10:24 p.m.; for comment for this story, “The unusual features of ses, and many discussions counting,” Hawley tweeted Chatham St., Friday at 6:23 larceny, 1 Raddin St., Sat- has repeatedly defended the virus make up a really led to the conclusions in after recently voting along p.m.; hit-and-run at Chatham urday 7:38 a.m.; larceny, 7 his work, saying he re- small part of the genome our paper. What the email with Scalise and Stefanik and Lewis streets Friday at Carlton St., 12:57 p.m.; rob- ceived thousands of emails (0.1 percent) so one has to shows, is a clear example to block a full congressio- 6:28 p.m.; 3 Rockaway St., bery, 269 Union St., Saturday and has never ruled out look really closely at all the of the scientific process,” he nal investigation into the 3:12 p.m. any theory. sequences to see that some tweeted amid the backlash. origins of the Jan. 6 insur- “I still believe the most of the features (potentially) “It’s just science,” he lat- rection. Judge overturns California’s 32-year ban on assault weapons

By Don Thompson ASSOCIATED PRESS SACRAMENTO, Ca- lif. — A federal judge has overturned California’s three-decade-old ban on assault weapons, calling it a “failed experiment” that violates people’s constitu- tional right to bear arms. U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez of San Diego ruled on Friday that the state’s definition of illegal mili- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tary-style rifles unlawful- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Protesters are arrested by police after a vigil was held for Winston Boo- ly deprives law-abiding gie Smith Jr. Californians of weapons California Gov. Gavin Newsom listens to ques- commonly allowed in most tions during a news conference outside a other states and by the restaurant in San Francisco. Protest erupts again over man U.S. Supreme Court. “Under no level of height- loved ones to this weapon,” weapons ban “has not pre- ened scrutiny can the law Newsom said in a state- vented law-abiding citizens killed by Minnesota deputies survive,” Benitez said. He ment. “We’re not backing in the state from acquiring a issued a permanent in- down from this fight, and range of firearms for lawful MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — weapons charge. No inju- and have asked that any- junction against enforce- we’ll continue pushing for purposes, including self-de- ment of the law but stayed Protesters faced off with ries were reported. Some one who might have video common sense gun laws fense,” the state contended it for 30 days to give state officers in Minneapolis businesses sustained footage to come forward. that will save lives.” in a court filing in March. Attorney General Rob Bonta called the ruling early Saturday over the damage, police said. Police said some people Similar assault weapon shooting death of a Black Authorities said Friday Bonta time to appeal. flawed and said it will be restrictions have previous- vandalized buildings and Gov. Gavin Newsom con- man by members of a U.S. that Smith was wanted appealed. ly been upheld by six other stole from businesses af- demned the decision, calling Marshals task force. on a weapons violation California first restricted federal district and appeals ter the shooting Thursday. it “a direct threat to public Photos from the scene and fired a gun before two assault weapons in 1989, courts, the state argued. Nine people were arrested safety and the lives of inno- following a vigil for Win- deputies shot him while with multiple updates to Overturning the ban would cent Californians, period.” ston Boogie Smith Jr., 32, he was inside a parked ve- on possible charges in- the law since then. allow not only assault ri- In his 94-page ruling, the Assault weapons as de- showed dumpster fires in hicle. Members of the U.S. cluding suspicion of riot, fles, but things like assault judge spoke favorably of fined by the law are more the street and a line of of- Marshals Fugitive Task assault, arson and dam- shotguns and assault pis- modern weapons and said dangerous than other fire- ficers standing guard. It Force were trying to ar- age to property. tols, state officials said. they were overwhelmingly arms and are disproportion- was the second night of rest him on a warrant for The fatal shooting comes used for legal reasons. ately used in crimes, mass But Benitez disagreed. protests in response to the allegedly being a felon in as Minneapolis has been “This case is not about fatal shooting Thursday possession of a gun. “Like the Swiss Army shootings and against law on edge since the death extraordinary weapons in Minneapolis’ Uptown Family and friends de- knife, the popular AR-15 enforcement, with more re- lying at the outer limits neighborhood. scribed Smith as a father of George Floyd just over rifle is a perfect combi- sulting casualties, the state of Second Amendment Police said 27 people of three who was often a year ago, and the fatal nation of home defense attorney general’s office protection. The banned were arrested in the pro- harassed by police. They shooting of Daunte Wright weapon and homeland de- argued, and barring them test, with 26 accused of are demanding transpar- by an officer in nearby fense equipment. Good for “furthers the state’s import- ‘assault weapons’ are not rioting and one facing a ency in the investigation Brooklyn Center in April. both home and battle,” the ant public safety interests.” bazookas, howitzers, or judge said in his ruling’s A surge in sales of more machine guns. 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By Philip Marcelo 50 percent of Americans ing” to reconnect with reg- ASSOCIATED PRESS have received at least one ular patients but also tax- shot. ing, as many have a year’s BOSTON — For Dr. Jer- In Massachusetts, health worth of mental trauma emy Faust, the moment officials this past week de- to work through, on top of he realized the pandem- termined that none of the their neglected physical ic no longer dominated state’s cities and towns are ailments. his workday came over at high risk for the spread “There’s definitely a lit- Memorial Day weekend, of COVID-19 for the first tle bit of exhale happen- when he didn’t see a sin- time since they started is- ing,” she said. “We ran that gle coronavirus case over suing weekly assessments marathon, but now there’s two shifts in the emergen- last August. this other long race ahead cy room at Brigham and In Rhode Island, coro- of us in terms of getting Women’s Hospital in Bos- navirus hospitalizations people back to healthy.” ton. have hit their lowest lev- Paul Murphy, an emer- Kerry LaBarbera, an ER els in about eight months. gency department nurse nurse a few miles away at New Hampshire is av- at Brigham and Women’s, Boston Medical Center, eraging about a death a said some of his colleagues had a similar realization week after peaking at are feeling tired and that same weekend, when about 12 a day during the just two patients with burned out as frustrat- virus’s winter surge. And ed patients can face wait COVID-19 came through Vermont, the most heavi- her unit, one of the busiest times lasting hours these ly vaccinated state in the days. A hospital spokes- in New England. U.S. at more than 70 per- “The past year and a person stressed the medi- cent, went more than two PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS an wait time is an hour or half has been like go- weeks without a single re- Crowds gather on L Street Beach in the South Boston neighborhood of less. ing through a tornado or ported coronavirus death. Boston. Still, the 54-year-old something terrible,” she “It’s an incredible change Warwick, Rhode Island, said. “You’re holding on for over such a short period of for the most part also States such as California “Because across America, resident said it has been dear life, and then you get time,” said Dr. Tim Lahey, embraced the recommen- and Nebraska are also do- there are too many peo- refreshing to step away past it and it’s like, ‘What an infectious disease phy- dations of public health ing as well as if not better ple and communities for from the work grind as the just happened?’” sician at the University of experts over economic than some New England whom vaccines still re- Massachusetts and the Vermont Medical Center region comes back to life. rest of New England — in Burlington. priorities throughout the states when it comes to main out of reach.” Gone are the 50-hour-plus the most heavily vaccinat- Public health experts pandemic, said Dr. Albert new cases relative to pop- Nationwide, new coro- workweeks of the pandem- ed region in the U.S. — are say the rest of the country Ko, who chairs the epi- ulation. And racial dispar- navirus cases are down ic, with time now for his giving the rest of the coun- could take some cues from demiology department at ities in vaccinations per- to about 15,000 per day children’s sports practices try a possible glimpse of New England as President the Yale School of Public sist in the region, as they on average, while deaths and other commitments, the future if more Ameri- Joe Biden pushes to get at Health in New Haven, do in many other corners have plummeted to Murphy said. cans get their shots. least one vaccine dose into Connecticut. of the country. around 430 a day — levels Faust, the emergency COVID-19 cases, hos- 70 percent of American That parts of the region In a series of tweets not seen since late March physician at Brigham, pitalizations and deaths adults by July 4, dangling were among the hardest last weekend, Dr. Ashish 2020, during the very ear- said he clocked in nearly in the region have been the promise of free beer hit in the early days of the Jha, dean of Brown Uni- ly stages of the crisis. The an entire day of guilt-free steadily dropping as more and other goodies. outbreak also played a sig- versity’s School of Pub- overall U.S. death toll is sleep recently, something than 60 percent of resi- One thing the region ap- nificant role. lic Health in Providence, just short of 600,000. he couldn’t have dreamed dents in all six states have pears to have done right: “We really went through Rhode Island, contrasted Even with cases down of during the throes of the received at least one dose It was generally slower it in those early moments,” the relatively low vaccina- dramatically, New En- pandemic. of the vaccine. than other parts of the Ko said. “That’s left a big tion rates in Springfield, gland hospitals are in But like other health ex- The Deep South states of country to expand vaccine imprint on the population Massachusetts, one of the many ways busier than perts, he worries that the Alabama, Louisiana and eligibility and instead con- generally.” region’s largest, poorest ever, as patients return slowing pace of vaccina- Mississippi, in compari- centrated more on reach- To be sure, some of and most racially diverse in droves after postpon- tions could leave the na- son, are the least vaccinat- ing vulnerable groups of the improvements in cities, with the near-com- ing medical care for more tion vulnerable to newer, ed at around 35 percent, people, said Dr. Thomas COVID-19 numbers can plete vaccination of New- than a year. stronger virus mutations. and new cases relative to Frieden, a former Centers be attributed to warmer ton, an affluent, largely Dr. Katherine Gergen “We’re playing roulette if the population are gener- for Disease Control and weather that is allowing white Boston suburb. Barnett, head of the fam- we continue to let the vi- ally running higher there Prevention director under New Englanders to social- “So if you are in a high ily medicine department rus infect so many people,” than in most of New En- President Barack Obama. ly distance outdoors more, vaccination state, your job at Boston Medical Center, Faust said. “That’s what gland. Nationally, about New England leaders experts say. is not done,” Jha wrote. said it has been “energiz- keeps me up at night now.” Virus memorial unveiled; Jazz, NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Funeral set for officer who conduct a 21-gun salute released the man’s name drowned trying to save teen at Castle Island, and a 17- but WCVB-TV reports he Puerto Rican fests return gun salute at U.S. Coast was a 68-year-old Bridge- BOSTON (AP) — A look MAINE day evening outside the WORCESTER (AP) — Guard Sector Boston, the water resident and had Funeral arrangements former site of the Edmund been found near an over- at coronavirus develop- Health officials in Maine Old Meeting House and have been made for a Mas- Hartt’s Shipyard, where turned kayak. ments around New En- on Saturday reported will include music, can- dlelight and remarks from sachusetts police officer the vessel was built and State and local police are gland: one additional death and local residents. who drowned trying to save launched in 1797. investigating. The death nearly 100 new cases of CONNECTICUT The Providence Journal a teenager, who also died. The U.S.S Constitution is is among a spate of recent COVID-19. Hartford’s Puerto Ri- reports artist Nancy Rafi Worcester Police Officer the world’s oldest commis- drownings in the state. The state Center for can Day parade returned and community volun- Enmanuel “Manny” Famil- sioned warship still afloat, In Worcester, Police Of- Disease Control and Pre- teers in North Kingstown ia will be laid to rest Thurs- and played a crucial role ficer Enmanuel ‘Manny’ to city streets Saturday vention also reported 62 have created the display day at St. John’s Cemetery in the Barbary Wars and Familia drowned Friday for the first time since patients with COVID-19 of white flags staked into in Worcester, following a the War of 1812, actively while trying to save a the coronavirus pandem- were hospitalized, with the ground to honor the Mass at St. John’s Church. defending sea lanes from 14-year-old boy, who also ic started, with colorful about half of them in in- floats winding their way more than 80 residents The wake will be at the 1797 until 1855. died. tensive care. that have died in the town church on Wednesday. U.S.S. Constitution was through neighborhoods. Maine has reported 839 People on the floats and of roughly 26,000. The 38-year-old Famil- undefeated in battle and Authorities ID motorcyclist deaths and more than Some of the flags include ia was one of five officers destroyed or captured 33 in vehicles in the caravan 68,000 cases of COVID-19 killed in Hatfield crash waved the red, white and the names of the victims, who entered the water at opponents. since the pandemic start- It earned its nickname blue flags of Puerto Rico as well as the date they Green Hill Park on Friday HATFIELD (AP) — Au- ed. The state is averaging afternoon to try and save during the War of 1812 and played music as hun- died, a photograph and thorities in Massachusetts around 72 new cases a some words of remem- a drowning teenager, iden- when British cannonballs dreds of onlookers cheered have identified a 39-year- day, down from about 194 brance. tified by his family as Troy were seen bouncing off its and displayed their own old man who died early a day two weeks ago. Rafi tells the newspaper Love, of Virginia. wooden hull. flags. This year’s proces- Saturday when his motor- NEW HAMPHIRE that the display will be up Familia and the 14-year- cycle went off the roadway sion was smaller than in for several months and old teen were later located A local baseball team is Providence library collects his- in North Hatfield previous years. that volunteers will con- by divers and rushed to partnering with a public tory of state’s LGBTQ+ people Northwestern District Last year’s parade tinue to make additional the hospital, where they health network for a pop- Attorney David Sullivan’s was canceled because flags as needed. The North were pronounced dead. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) up vaccine clinic in New office said Sunday that of the pandemic. Satur- Kingstown Arts Council The teen hasn’t been — The Providence Public Hampshire. Gregory Papageorge died day’s event also honored provided a $1,500 grant identified by police, but Library has put together The clinic, run by the at the scene of the crash health care workers, first for the effort but organiz- family members said his the state’s first ever public Greater Monadnock Pub- at 1:30 a.m. responders and other es- ers are also allowing any- name was Troy Love. community archive dedi- lic Health Network, tar- Officials said a resident sential personnel for their one to sponsor a flag. Familia was a five-year cated to the cultural and geted Keene SwampBats living near the intersec- work during the pandem- police department vet- political stories and his- baseball fans Friday and VERMONT tion where the incident ic. eran. He was born in La tory of LGBTQ+ people in Saturday. happened heard the crash Parade watcher Juliany The Burlington Discover Vega, Dominican Repub- Rhode Island. “As an organization, we and called 911. Polar said the parade had Jazz Festival is back with lic, and moved to Worces- “We were aware of the support the Greater Mo- Hatfield police officers the atmosphere of a neigh- live music in Vermont’s ter as a young boy, accord- gap in materials docu- nadnock Public Health and firefighters respond- borhood party. largest city after being ing to his obituary. menting Rhode Island’s Network and their mis- ed to the scene along with “People are happy,” Po- cancelled last year amid He graduated from the queer history in libraries sion,” Kevin Watterson, Massachusetts State Po- lar told the Hartford Cou- the coronavirus pandemic. city’s Doherty Memori- and archives and we re- SwampBats president, rant. “People are ready The ten-day event al High School in 2001, alized that as a special lice. said in a statement. to get out and about and kicked off on Friday night attended Quinsigamond collection in a public li- Sullivan’s office said the “Teaming up to offer com- enjoy the better weather, and is Burlington’s first Community College and brary we have a unique state Office of the Chief munity members who the better rates against big event since the start of was pursuing a bachelor’s set of skills and resources Medical Examiner will de- want a vaccine a seamless the pandemic. COVID.” degree in criminal justice to offer to the community termine the cause of death path to receiving it and The festival will be full of from Anna Maria College. to help tell their own sto- and state police are inves- MASSACHUSETTS taking in a ball game at free outdoor events. Free Familia leaves a wife ries,” Kate Wells, curator tigating. the same time is a home music is being offered on State health officials on and two teenage children. of Rhode Island Collec- run.” the Church Street Mar- Saturday reported four City and state officials tions at the library, told 1 of 2 officers shot by sus- The team was founded ketplace, waterfront park, additional deaths and have ordered flags flown The Boston Globe. in 1998 and is a member and city hall park venues pect released from hospital more than 200 new cases at half-staff in his honor. of the New England Col- as well as two more lo- of COVID-19. BRAINTREE (AP) — A legiate Baseball League cations — at Starr Farm Man, 68, drowns in pond in Officials also said there USS Constitution police officer injured in a that brings in college Park and Roosevelt Park Massachusetts shooting Friday in which are 181 patients currently baseball players from in the Old North End — to to pay respects to hospitalized with the vi- PLYMOUTH (AP) — A the suspect and a K9 were throughout the country avoid major overcrowding. health care workers both killed and another rus, of which 65 are in the for the summer baseball This year, there’s a man drowned in a pond in ICU. BOSTON (AP) — The Plymouth, Massachusetts officer wounded has been season. 900-person capacity limit released from the hospital, The state is averaging at every event. U.S.S. Constitution and its on Saturday, authorities RHODE ISLAND Braintree Police Chief Mark about 166 new cases a day, “Volunteers and folks crew are paying tribute to said. Dubois said Saturday. down from about 572 two A Rhode Island town is from the Flynn and BCA health care workers and Plymouth Fire Chief Officer Matthew Dono- weeks ago. unveiling a memorial to (Burlington City Arts) will first responders for their G. Edward Bradley said ghue was released from Massachusetts has re- residents that died from be counting to make sure service during the corona- the drowning happened Boston Medical Center corded 17,907 deaths and COVID-19. we don’t cross that thresh- virus pandemic. at White Island Pond at more than 660,000 cases A public unveiling of the old,” Brian Lowe, Burling- Old Ironsides as the around 3 p.m. The vic- Saturday afternoon. The of the virus since the pan- memorial in North Kings- ton’s COVID-19 response warship is known, is tim was reportedly found Patriot Ledger reports the demic started. town will be held Satur- leader, told WPTZ-TV. scheduled to take about by a jet ski operator who 34-year-old has been on 200 health care workers brought him to shore prior the police force for four and first responders on a to calling 911. years and is a National Catch up with your three-hour tour in Boston First responders per- Guard veteran who served Harbor this coming Fri- formed CPR but the man in Afghanistan. favorite team day, the Navy said in a was unresponsive and Officer Bill Cushing, 44, statement. pronounced dead at the remains at a local hospital in Item Sports! During the trip, the scene. but is also expected to re- U.S.S. Constitution will Authorities have not yet cover. A8 MONDAY JUNE 7, 2021 LOOK! VCR Day, Trial Technology Day, National Chocolate Ice Cream Day, June Bug Day

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FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Scholastic Inc. president Richard Robinson at- tends the 68th National Book Awards Ceremo- ny and Benefit Dinner at Cipriani Wall Street in New York. Richard Robinson, longtime Scholastic CEO, dead at 84 NEW YORK (AP) — 2016 but well above a Richard Robinson, who low of under $800 million as the longtime head of during last year’s pan- ITEM PHOTOS | JULIA HOPKINS Scholastic Inc. presided demic. The annual Powder Puff football game is usually held the Sunday before Thanksgiving, and is over such bestsellers as A Pittsburgh native usually played between Classical and English high schools. But last November, due to the pan- J.K. Rowling’s “Har- and graduate of Harvard demic, the game was called off. Classical still wanted to play, but English declined. So, for the first ry Potter” novels and College, Robinson was time, the Classical junior girls played their senior counterparts Sunday. Above, the seniors go for Suzanne Collins’ “The the son of Maurice R. a little motivation prior to the game. Below, a family roots on one of the Classical players. Hunger Games” series Robinson, who found- along with a wide range ed Scholastic in 1920. of educational materials, The younger Robinson reading clubs and book was named president of fairs, has died. He was 84. Scholastic in 1974, CEO The children’s publish- in 1975 and board chair ing giant announced that in 1982. Robinson died Saturday, Over the past decade, but did not immediately Robinson received an provide a cause. The pub- honorary National Book lisher said he had been in Award for his contri- excellent health. butions to the literary “We are deeply sad- community and was hon- dened by the sudden ored by PEN America for passing of Dick Robin- his contributions to free son,” Scholastic’s board of expression. directors said in a state- “Working with you and ment. “Dick was a true the team at Scholastic on visionary in the world of Harry Potter has been children’s books and an one of the most signif- unrelenting advocate for icant and meaningful children’s literacy and partnerships in my life,” education with a remark- Rowling said in a 2019 able passion his entire statement provided life.” for the PEN award. “A Scholastic is the world’s unique relationship exists largest publisher and between authors and the distributor of children’s publishers who have sup- books. The company’s ported them — and you, estimated net worth is Dick, have supported me around $1.2 billion, down and my work in countless, from over $1.6 billion in indescribable ways.”

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY JUNE 7, 2021 A bright future for St. Mary’s track By Mike Alongi Mike ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Alongi READING — The fu- tures of the St. Mary’s boys and girls track teams are looking bright, as the Spartans put forth an im- Tournament pressive showing over the weekend at the Catholic Central League’s CCL fever is North Freshman/Sopho- more Meet at Austin Prep. The boys team took home starting to rst place in the league- wide meet, while the girls team nished third. take over The St. Mary’s boys had six athletes take home As we all get ready to attack this rst-place nishes, while week head-on, there’s a certain ex- two relay teams also citement that I feel building up in earned wins. Anthony the air. After not having one since D’Itria was the top per- March of 2020, we’re now less than former for the Spartans, two weeks away from an MIAA-sanc- winning both the high tioned state tournament. jump ( ve feet, eight inch- I can’t tell you how excited I am for es) and the triple jump the state tournament to come back. (37-0). Also earning wins COURTESY PHOTO | TRISTAN SMITH Not only is it one more step closer to for St. Mary’s were Dom The freshman and sophomore members of the St. Mary’s boys track team celebrate after a more normal high school sporting Coco in the 800-meter winning the CCL North Freshman/Sophomore Meet Saturday afternoon at Austin Prep. experience, but it’s a chance for (2:31.4), Kyle Kwiatek in teams who missed out on an entire the one-mile (4:55.4), Gra- 200 (third place, 24.9), Also performing well id showings. relay team of Chinchil- season in 2020 to nally chase a ham Richman in the shot Jesse Moriello in the for the St. Mary’s girls The Fenwick girls lo, Krouse, Chloe state title again. put (27-9), Tyler Cunning- 400 hurdles (second were Summer Marston had three winners on Swartz and Madison Let’s not forget, the St. Mary’s ham in the discus (82-0) place, 1:07.3) and the in the high jump (sec- the day, with Tess Mancini nished sec- baseball team is technically the de- and Brett O’Brien in the one-mile (fourth place, ond place, 4-4), Allie Keenan winning the ond with a time of 58.2. fending Division 2 state champions javelin (123-8). 5:55.4), Dom Kim in the Palmer in the 200 one-mile (6:06.1), Zoe The Fenwick boys after winning it all in 2019. They In the relays, the team of 400 (fourth place, (sixth place, 31.1), So- Elwell winning the shot didn’t have any win- never got a chance to defend with Cunningham, Jaiden 1:01.5) Peyton Mahn in phia O’Brien in the 800 put (25-11 3/4) and Ma- ners, but the Crusaders the group of guys who won it, but Madden, Peyton Mahn the long jump (third (fourth place, 3:28.9), ria Ryan winning the there are a few players from that and TJ Rowe won the got solid performances place, 17-7 3/4) and Alessia Catino in the high jump (4-6). Other from Mike Hatch in the squad still on the team in 2021. It’ll 4x100 (57.2) and the team Ryan Wing in the 400 800 (3:36.2, fth place), top performers for the 100 (fourth place, 12.9), be nice to see what they can do after of Brett O’Brien, Kyle hurdles (fourth place, Julia Jo Gramolini in Fenwick girls were Jil- Michael Carter in the a year away. Kwiatek, Dom Kim and 1:25.8). the 400 hurdles (third lian Chinchillo in the 400 (second place, per- Another cool aspect about this Dylan Moroney won the The girls team had place, 1:29.6), Daniella long jump (second year’s state tournament is that ev- 4x400 (4:01.6). two outright champi- Leo in the javelin (third place, 12-6 1/2), Holly sonal-best 59.0) and eryone is getting in. Because of Also performing well for ons, starting with sixth place, 28-0) and Amelia Delaney in the 100 hur- Sullivan Corcoran in schedule shakeups and delayed the St. Mary’s boys were grader Kelsey Kwiatek Latorelli in the shot dles (second place, per- the 110 hurdles (third starts all over the state, there’s no Jaiden Madden in the 100 -- who took rst in the put (third place, 20- sonal-best 21.4), Dan- place, 23.7). real formula for deciding who be- (second place, person- javelin with a distance 1/2). ielle Atkinson in the St. Mary’s and Fen- longs in and who belongs out of the al-best 12.1), TJ Rowe in of 32 feet, 6 inches. The Elsewhere in the 100 dash (second place, wick will both compete tournament bracket. While some the shot put (second place, other winner was Mi- Freshman/Sophomore personal-best 14.2) and in the CCL Champion- may decry this as a “participation 25-4 1/4), Dylan Moroney chelle Azzun, who took Meet, the Bishop Fen- Celia Krouse in the 200 ships this Saturday trophy” of sorts for some of the lesser in the long jump (second rst in the discus (62-6 wick boys and girls (second place, person- (10) at Bishop Fenwick teams who will make it in, I say that place, 17-11 1/2) and the 1/2). teams put together sol- al-best 29.9). The 4x100 High School. it’s a great way to reward as many teams as possible for all they’ve had to endure over the past year. Plus, we’re going to get some in- Fenwick boys lacrosse credible matchups in a number of sports during the tournament. And I can’t wait. picks up non-league win — On a similar note to the state tournament, I’m putting out a call now to all leagues — please keep over Swampscott your conference tournaments alive after this year. St. Mary’s 7, One of the great things that came SCHOOL ROUNDUP Arlington Catholic 6 out of the pandemic was the imple- By Mike Alongi Behind four goals from mentation of conference tourna- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Zach Barden and another two from Jackson Field, the ments in every sport over the past The Bishop Fenwick boys year. What was initially a replace- Spartans notched a big road lacrosse team kept up its victory against a tough CCL ment for the state tournament just blazing-hot play over the so teams could play more games, I opponent. weekend, putting together a St. Mary’s (10-3) hosts rival feel like they’ve turned into an excit- solid game plan on both ing week of games that could lead Bishop Fenwick Monday (5). sides of the ball to take BASEBALL perfectly into the state tournament home a 13-6 win over St. Mary’s 3, each year. Swampscott in a non-con- Bishop Feehan 0 (Sun- Think about it like college basket- ference battle at Donaldson day) ball. You’ve got conference foes bat- Stadium Saturday after- The Spartans notched tling each other tooth and nail for a noon. their fth consecutive victo- chance to win a league title, and Liam Hill led the offensive ry Sunday afternoon, getting sometimes the momentum from charge for Fenwick with a dominant pitching perfor- those games leads right into a na- four goals, while Manny Al- mance from Aiven Cabral in tional championship run. Think varez-Segee and Anthony the win. Cabral went the about how exciting that would be in Sasso each had two goals distance, allowing just three high school sports. and one assist. Aiden An- hits while striking out nine Sign me up for that. thony scored two goals, Jake batters. — As we come up on the home Connolly had one goal and On the offensive side, Ter- stretch of the regular season this two assists. Max Grenert ence Moynihan (2-for-3, dou- spring, we’re watching a number of had one goal and one assist, ble) and Tad Giardina (0-for- teams put together fantastic win- while Brady McClung and 3) each had one RBI. ning streaks in recent weeks. After Tyler Mullen each had one St. Mary’s (11-5) travels to going into the beginning of last week assist. Goalie George Kosto- Bishop Fenwick Monday (4). with a 6-5 record, the St. Mary’s lias made eight saves in the St. Mary’s 1, baseball team has since rattled off win. Arlington Catholic 0 ve straight wins and is now 11-5. For the Big Blue, Vinny (Saturday) The Bishop Fenwick boys lacrosse Palmer had three goals to Zach Fisher knocked an team has won four straight games lead the way, while Zack RBI single in the bottom of and seven of its last eight, while Pierce scored two goals. Ja- the rst inning and that was Marblehead baseball has put to- son Codispoti had one goal the only scoring of the game gether nine straight wins -- several and one assist, while Chris- as the Spartans picked up a of them in come-from-behind fash- tian Pierro and Jack Russo win at Fraser Field. ion. And then of course, there’s Mar- each had one assist. Goalie John Nowicki earned the blehead boys lacrosse, which has Aidan Breault had a solid win on the mound after toss- won 10 straight games and is cur- game in net with 11 saves. ing ve innings and striking rently undefeated on the year at Swampscott (8-3) travels ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS out eight, while Terence 10-0. to Masconomet Monday (4). Moynihan and Aiven Cabral — Speaking of the St. Mary’s base- Bishop Fenwick’s Liam Hill (left) scored four goals in a win Fenwick (7-4) takes on ri- also saw time on the mound. ball team, Spartans’ junior pitcher over Swampscott Saturday, while Brady McClung (right) had val St. Mary’s Monday (5). Aiven Cabral has been lights-out one assist. BOYS LACROSSE ROUNDUP, B2 this year. He put together two more incredible pitching performances over the past week, throwing two complete-game shutouts six days Junior golf lessons available at Reedy Meadow this summer apart from each other. He started with by shutting down previously LYNNFIELD — P.G.A. group sessions for adults is required to reserve sion is $150 per player. mailed or hand-deliv- undefeated Austin Prep to hand the golf professional Eddie are also available. a spot. Players are en- Payment can be made ered to Whalley, Reedy Cougars their rst loss of the season, Whalley, Jr. will once Junior sessions will be couraged to register at by cash, check payable Meadow Golf Course, then followed that up by shutting again be offering junior held from 9-11 a.m. dai- least one week prior to Eddie Whalley, Jr. or 195 Summer St., Lynn- the door on Bishop Feehan Sunday golf lessons at Reedy ly on Tuesdays, Wednes- to the rst day of the by Venmo. To sign up, eld MA 01940 afternoon. Meadow Golf Course days and Thursdays desired session as the please visit the Reedy For questions or addi- Cabral has been on re all year. this summer. Several on the following dates: number of participants Meadow website at lyn- tional information call He’s appeared in seven games and sessions featuring three June 22-24, June 29- will be limited to ensure n eldgolf.com, click on Whalley at 781-249- thrown three complete games — classes per week are July 1, July 6-8, July players receive as much “lessons’’ and ll out the 4567 or email him at and that’s not including his eight-in- available for juniors sec- 13-15, July 20-22, July individual attention as online form. Forms are [email protected]. ning outing in an extra-innings loss ond grade and up. 27-29, Aug. 3-5, Aug. 10- possible. Golf clubs can also available on site For information about to Austin Prep. He’s also got great Instruction will be 12, Aug. 17-19 and Aug. be provided if necessary at the Reedy Meadow upcoming lesson oppor- strikeout stuff, fanning 63 batters in tailored to students’ 24-26. on a limited basis. and King Rail Reserve tunities visit www.lynn- his seven appearances. abilities. Individual and Advance registration The cost of each ses- golf courses and can be eldgolf.com. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY JUNE 7, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY Girls Golf Baseball Notre Dame Academy at Saugus (4) St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (4) Track Marblehead at Gloucester (4) Lynnfield at Ipswich (3:30) Swampscott at Masconomet (4) TUESDAY Everett at Classical (4) Salem at Saugus (4) Baseball Revere at Medford (4) Matignon at St. Mary’s (4) Winthrop at Beverly (4:30) English at Somerville (4) Softball Tech at Mystic Valley (4:30) Masconomet at Marblehead (4) Softball Classical at Everett (4) Somerville at English (4) Medford at Revere (4) Tech at Mystic Valley (4:30) Saugus at Peabody (4:30) Boys Lacrosse Winthrop at Gloucester (5) Lynnfield at North Reading (4) Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (6) Catholic Memorial at St. John’s Prep Boys Lacrosse (5:30) Swampscott at Masconomet (4) Swampscott at Winthrop (6) Salem at Winthrop (4) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (7) Saugus at Peabody (4:30) Girls Lacrosse Gloucester at Marblehead (4:30) Peabody at Saugus (4) Bishop Fenwick at St. Mary’s (5) North Reading at Lynnfield (7) Girls Lacrosse Boys Volleyball St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (3) St. John’s Prep at Catholic Memorial Masconomet at Swampscott (4) (5:30) Winthrop at Salem (4) Marblehead at Gloucester (4:30) Boys Tennis Boys Tennis Lowell Catholic at St. Mary’s (3:30) North Reading at Lynnfield (4) St. Mary’s at Arlington Catholic (3:30) Beverly at Marblehead (4) Swampscott at Masconomet (4) Somerville at English (4) Catholic Memorial at St. John’s Prep (4) Winthrop at Gloucester (4:30) Girls Tennis Girls Tennis Lynnfield at North Reading (4) St. Mary’s at Lowell Catholic (3:30) English at Somerville (4) Marblehead at Saugus (3:45) Marblehead at Beverly (4) Masconomet at Swampscott (4) Track Gloucester at Winthrop (4:30) Winthrop at Saugus (4) Peabody at Salem (4) KIPP at Tech (4)

TV/RADIO TV Stanley Cup Playoffs 6:30 p.m...... NY Islanders at Boston...... NBCSN 8 p.m...... Winnipeg at Montreal...... NHL Network 8 p.m...... Winnipeg at Montreal...... NBCSN, NHL Network ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS MLB 5:10 p.m...... Miami at Boston...... NESN Peabody’s Justin Powers pitched a complete game against Swampscott Sunday, allowing two runs on 10:10 p.m...... Chi. Cubs at San Diego...... ESPN three hits with nine strikeouts to earn the win. NBA Playoffs 7:30 p.m...... Milwaukee at Brooklyn...... TNT 10 p.m...... Denver at Phoenix...... TNT Peabody baseball slips past Swampscott College Softball 7:30 p.m...... World Series...... ESPN Radio ROUNDUP Mike Krause and Juan To- no earned the save after Dylan Greenstein (195). lentino also had hits in the pitching the final 2/3 of an Stanley Cup Playoffs From B1 St. John’s Prep (9-0) has win for the Tanners. inning. 6:30 p.m...... NY Islanders at Boston...... WBZ-FM 98.5 a tri-match against Catho- Medford 12, Swampscott (5-6) travels Marblehead (10-2) trav- MLB lic Conference foes Xaveri- Classical 4 to Masconomet Monday els to Gloucester Monday 5:10 p.m...... Miami at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 an and BC High Wednes- Classical (3-3) hosts Ev- (4). (4). day evening (5:30). erett Monday (4). Peabody (6-7) hosts Win- Lynnfield 8, BOYS TRACK NHL PLAYOFFS Salem 9, throp Wednesday night Manchester-Essex 0 Tech 71, Winthrop 3 (F/5) SECOND ROUND Winnipeg at Montreal, 8 p.m. (7). Lynnfield (6-7) travels to Mystic Valley 59 Jack Doyle and Robert Danvers 8, Pentucket Thursday (Best-of-7) Tuesday, June 8 The Tigers got two wins Palacios led the way for Swampscott 1 (Saturday) (3:45). Saturday, June 5 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 6:30 p.m. from Kyle Lindquist, who Vegas at Colorado, 9 p.m. the Witches, both going Tampa Bay 6, Carolina 4, Tampa The Big Blue were locked SOFTBALL Wednesday, June 9 1-for-2 with two RBI. Bob- took first in the discus and Bay leads series 3 - 1 in a close game until the St. Mary’s 9, Boston at N.Y. Islanders, TBA the javelin. Other winners N.Y. Islanders 4, Boston 1, series by Jellison (2-for-3), Tom- fifth inning, when Dan- Arlington Catholic 7 (F/8) x-Montreal at Winnipeg, TBA my Beauregard (1-for-3), vers exploded for five runs The Spartans battled for the Tigers were Isaiah tied 2 - 2 Thursday, June 10 Marshall in the 400 hur- Sunday, June 6 Ethan Doyle (0-for-2) and and pulled away for the back from a six-run deficit x-Carolina at Tampa Bay, TBA dles, Brian Zarate in the Winnipeg at Montreal, 6 p.m. Radlan Pena (1-for-2) each win. to force extra innings x-Colorado at Vegas, TBA two-mile, Bryton Osgood Colorado at Vegas, 8:30 p.m. Friday, June 11 had one RBI. Jonah Cadorette had a thanks in part to a two- Monday, June 7 x-N.Y. Islanders at Boston, TBA Jellison also earned the home run and the lone run home run from Alyssa in the 800 and Jordan N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 6:30 p.m. x-Winnipeg at Montreal, TBA win on the mound, going RBI in the loss for the Big Grossi. Lee in the high jump. The all five innings and allow- Blue, while Pierce Fried- Revere 9, Medford 8 4x100 relay team of Mi- ing three runs on five hits man struck out six batters Revere (5-1) hosts Med- chael Monbleau, Vincent NBA PLAYOFFS with 11 strikeouts. on the mound. ford Monday (4) in the sec- Marino, Mario Rivera and FIRST ROUND Monday, June 7 For Winthrop, Bobby Marblehead 9, ond half of a home-and- Khalil Castro also took (Best-of-7) Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Hubert went 2-for-3 with Beverly 7 home series. first place in the victory. Sunday, June 6 Denver at Phoenix, 10 p.m. one RBI, while Cam Con- Behind a six-run rally in WRESTLING Tuesday, June 8 Tech (3-1) runs against L.A. Clippers 126, Dallas 111, L.A. way went 1-for-3 with one the bottom of the sixth St. John’s Prep 58, Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. KIPP Tuesday (4). Clippers win series 4-3 RBI. inning, the Magicians Greater Lawrence 11 GIRLS TRACK SECOND ROUND L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. Wedneday, June 9 Salem (3-8) travels to notched their ninth St. John’s Prep 50, Mystic Valley 76, (Best-of-7) Denver at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Saugus Monday (4). straight win. St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 9 Tech 54 Saturday, June 5 Thursday, June 10 Peabody 3, Sami Loughlin had a The Eagles swept their Angelina Castillo was Brooklyn 115, Milwaukee 107, L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. Swampscott 2 (Sunday) massive game in the victo- tri-match behind multiple a double-winner for the Brooklyn leads series 1-0 Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. Justin Powers threw a ry, going 4-for-4 with a wins from Tyler Knox (120 Tigers, taking first in the Sunday, June 6 Friday, June 11 complete game for the double and two RBI. Liam pounds), Elias Hajali 800 and the two-mile. Atlanta 128, Philadelphia 124, At- Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Tanners, letting up two McIlroy went 2-for-2 with (132), Adam Schaeublin Phoenix at Denver, 10 p.m. lanta leads series 1-0 runs on three hits with two RBI, while Charlie Ti- (138), Ethan Barnes-Felix Other winners for Tech nine strikeouts and no tus (2-for-4), Shane Ke- (145), Zach Richardson were Nayari Lane in the MLB walks to earn the win. ough (2-for-4) and Thomas (220) and Charlie Smith 400 hurdles, Skyla Mc- Gough in the 100 hurdles, AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE On the offensive side of Groom (1-for-4) each had (285). East Division East Division things, Jacob Palharas one RBI. The Prep also got wins Melanie Ortega in the dis- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB cus, Adashia Castillo in Tampa Bay 38 23 .623 _ New York 28 23 .549 _ went 1-for-3 with two RBI Ben Weed battled for the from Alex Schaeublin Boston 35 23 .603 1½ Atlanta 28 29 .491 3 to pace the scoring. win on the mound, tossing (106), Rawson Iwanicki the shot put and Dianne Toronto 30 27 .526 6 Philadelphia 28 30 .483 3½ Pheum in the one-mile. New York 31 28 .525 6 Miami 25 33 .431 6½ Giovani Guglielmo went 6 1/3 innings and allowing (152), Jordan Young (160), Baltimore 21 38 .356 16 Washington 24 32 .429 6½ 1-for-3 with a double, an seven runs on 12 hits with Cam Cummings (170), Tech (1-3) runs against Central Division Central Division RBI and a run scored. two strikeouts. AJ Andria- Garrett Dunn (182) and W L Pct GB W L Pct GB KIPP Tuesday (4). Chicago 36 23 .610 _ Chicago 33 26 .559 _ Cleveland 31 26 .544 4 Milwaukee 33 26 .559 _ Kansas City 29 28 .509 6 St. Louis 31 29 .517 2½ Detroit 24 35 .407 12 Cincinnati 28 29 .491 4 Pastrnak’s open-net miss a bad sign for Cassidy Minnesota 24 35 .407 12 Pittsburgh 23 35 .397 9½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB By Jimmy Golen in Boston, with Game 6 Oakland 35 26 .574 _ San Francisco 37 22 .627 _ ASSOCIATED PRESS back at Nassau Coliseum Houston 33 26 .559 1 San Diego 36 24 .600 1½ on Wednesday night. Game Seattle 29 31 .483 5½ Los Angeles 34 25 .576 3 BOSTON — Bruins Los Angeles 27 31 .466 6½ Colorado 24 36 .400 13½ 7 would be back in Boston Texas 23 38 .377 12 Arizona 20 41 .328 18 coach Bruce Cassidy, like on Friday, if necessary. Sunday’s Games (Bundy 0-6), 9:38 p.m. just about everyone root- “We’ll be determined Baltimore 18, Cleveland 5 Chicago Cubs (Alzolay 4-4) at San Diego ing for Boston, watched Houston 6, Toronto 3 (Weathers 2-2), 10:10 p.m. to make sure we come at Chicago White Sox 3, Detroit 0 Tuesday’s Games Patrice Bergeron coast- them and keep their crowd Minnesota 2, Kansas City 1 N.Y. Mets at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. ing toward the net and a little bit quiet,” Islanders Colorado 3, Oakland 1 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. pictured the potential go- Tampa Bay 7, Texas 1 L.A. Dodgers at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. coach Barry Trotz said. Miami 3, Pittsburgh 1 Colorado at Miami, 7:10 p.m. ahead goal. Atlanta 4, L.A. Dodgers 2 SELKE STREAK Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee 2, Arizona 0 “You’re thinking, ‘Shoot Houston at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Bergeron was a finalist Philadelphia 12, Washington 6 Seattle at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. it! Shoot it!’” Cassidy said Cincinnati 8, St. Louis 7 for the Selke Trophy for Chicago Cubs 4, San Francisco 3 Washington at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. on Sunday, a day after the the 10th consecutive year. Seattle at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. San Francisco at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Islanders beat Boston 4-1 N.Y. Mets at San Diego, 4:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. He has been named the Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:08 p.m. Toronto at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. in Game 4 to tie their sec- NHL’s top defensive for- Monday’s Games Cleveland at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Miami (López 1-3) at Boston (Pivetta 6-1), Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 9:38 p.m. ond-round playoff series ward four times, a record 5:10 p.m. Arizona at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. at two games. “He held it, he shares with Hall of Kansas City (Kowar 0-0) at L.A. Angels Chicago Cubs at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. held it, and he had a wide Famer Bob Gainey. open net. We just didn’t “It’s good people are pay- TODAY IN SPORTS make the play.” ing attention, because he Bergeron set up one of Championship. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS deserves it,” Cassidy said. June 7 the best scoring chances 1930 — Gallant Fox, ridden by Earle 1980 — Temperance Hill, a 53-1 long “I’m glad to see him get his shot ridden by Eddie Maple, wins the of the game — if not one of David Pastrnak had a chance to give the Bruins just due, and good luck to Sande, wins the Belmont Stakes by an early lead in the first period of Game 4 Sat- three lengths over Whichone, becom- Belmont Stakes by two lengths over the best chances possible him.” ing the second horse to capture the Genuine Risk. — drawing three defend- urday night, but his shot clanked off the post. Only Wayne Gretzky, Triple Crown. 1986 — Danzig Connection, ridden ers to him in the right cir- who was a finalist for the by Chris McCarron, wins the Belmont 1941 — Whirlaway, ridden by Eddie cle before sliding the puck It’s going to be one of those period. The teams trad- league MVP from 1980-89, Stakes by 1 1/4 lengths over Johns Arcaro, becomes the fifth horse to over to David Pastrnak in nights where you’re prob- ed goals in the second be- Treasure to give trainer Woody Ste- has been a finalist for an win the Triple Crown by capturing the ably not getting breaks, fore New York broke out phens his fifth straight Belmont win. the left one with a wide NHL award 10 seasons in Belmont Stakes by 2½ lengths over 1995 — Hakeem Olajuwon’s tip-in open net to shoot at. so you’re gonna have to go with three in the third — a row. Robert Morris. with .3 seconds left gives Houston a The Bruins winger earn them yourself.” Mathew Barzal’s tiebreak- Florida Panthers center 1952 — One Count, ridden by Eddie Ar- 120-118 overtime win in Game 1 of banged it off the far post. Pastrnak, who led the er plus a pair of empty-net- Aleksander Barkov and caro, wins the Belmont Stakes by 2½ the NBA Finals. Houston, trailing by “That’s one where you league in goal scoring last ters. Vegas Golden Knights lengths over heavily favored Blue Man. 20 points in the first half, are led back know: ‘Boy, it might be a year and is tied with Brad “At the end of the day, I right wing Mark Stone 1969 — Arts and Letters, ridden by Kenny Smith, whose Finals record tough night for us tonight, Marchand for the team don’t know if (the miss) by Braulio Baeza, ends Majestic were the other finalists. seventh three pointer sends the game lead with five this postsea- makes a difference in the Prince’s bid for the Triple Crown with in terms of getting things Barkov is a first-time Sel- into overtime. son, collapsed forward, un- game or not,” Cassidy said. a 5½-length victory in the Belmont 1998 — Utah breaks the record for to go our way,’” Cassidy ke finalist and Stone is in Stakes. fewest points in an NBA game since said after the game. “When able to believe what he had “It’s hindsight. I would the final three for the sec- 1978 — The Washington Bul- the inception of the shot clock, losing your best player hits the done. have liked to see it go in. It ond time. lets beat the Seattle SuperSonics 96-54 to Chicago in Game 3 of the post on an open net, and The game remained didn’t happen.” Cassidy knows who he 105-99 in Game 7 to win the NBA NBA Finals. it just kind of sits there. scoreless through the first Game 5 is Monday night would vote for. MONDAY JUNE 7, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION

Sen. Joe Manchin, High court asked to review D-W.Va., is surrounded by reporters as men-only draft registration law senators rush to the chamber By Jessica Gresko for votes ASSOCIATED PRESS ahead of the WASHINGTON — The approaching Supreme Court is being Memorial Day asked to decide whether recess, at the it’s sex discrimination for Capitol in the government to require Washington. only men to register for the draft when they turn FILE PHOTO | 18. ASSOCIATED PRESS The question of whether it’s unconstitutional to re- quire men but not women Manchin’s opposition clouds to register could be viewed as one with little practical impact. The last time there future of Dems’ elections bill was a draft was during the Vietnam War, and the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) ald Trump’s false claims of is just the latest challenge military has been all-vol- Army 1st Lt. Shaye Haver, center, and Capt. — A key Democratic sen- fraud in his 2020 election facing Democrats as they unteer since. But the reg- Kristen Griest, right, pose for photos with oth- ator says he will not vote loss. Senate Majority Lead- debate how to deliver their istration requirement is er female West Point alumni after an Army for the largest overhaul er Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., promises to voters. Man- one of the few remaining of U.S. election law in at has pledged to bring the Ranger school graduation ceremony at Fort chin reiterated he would places where federal law Benning, Ga. least a generation, leav- election bill to a vote the not vote “weaken or elimi- treats men and women ing no plausible path for- week of June 21, testing nate the filibuster,” a route differently, and women’s “It’s also sending a tre- be deciding whether wom- ward for legislation that where senators stand. But that many Democrats see groups are among those his party and the White without Manchin’s sup- mendously harmful mes- en have to register, just as the only realistic path arguing that allowing it to sage that women are less whether the current sys- House have portrayed as port, the bill has no chance forward. The filibuster rule stand is harmful. crucial for protecting ac- of advancing. Republicans fit than men to serve their tem is constitutional. If it requires 60 votes to pass The justices could say as cess to the ballot. are united against it. country in this particular isn’t, then it would then be most bills, and in today’s soon as Monday whether “Voting and election In appearances on two way and conversely that up to Congress to decide Senate, which is split 50- they will hear a case in- men are less fit than wom- how to respond, either by reform that is done in a Sunday news shows, Man- volving the Military Se- 50, that means many of en to stay home as care- passing a law requiring partisan manner will all chin stressed his reasons lective Service Act, which the Democrats’ biggest pri- givers in the event of an everyone to register or de- but ensure partisan divi- for opposing the bill, in- requires men to register orities, from voting rights armed conflict. We think ciding registration is no sions continue to deepen,’’ cluding his view that it is for the draft. to gun control, are dead on those stereotypes demean longer necessary. Sen. Joe Manchin of West too broad. Ria Tabacco Mar, the arrival. Virginia wrote in a home- “I think it’s the wrong director of the American both men and women,” she The issue of who has to Manchin and Sen. state newspaper, the piece of legislation to bring Civil Liberties Union’s said. register for the draft has Charleston Gazette-Mail. our country together and Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., Women’s Rights Project, Even if the draft is nev- been to the court before. In He wrote that failure to unite our country and I’m have frustrated their par- who is urging the court er used again, retaining 1981, the court voted 6-3 bring together both parties not supporting that because ty by their defense of the to take up the issue, says the men-only requirement to uphold the men-only on voting legislation would I think it would divide us filibuster. But they aren’t requiring men to register sends a “really damaging registration requirement. “risk further dividing and further,” Manchin said. He alone, with as many as 10 imposes a “serious burden message,” said Tabacco At the time, the decision destroying the republic we also said he believes Re- Democratic senators also on men that’s not being Mar, who represents the was something of an out- swore to protect and de- publicans will see the need reluctant to change the imposed on women.” National Coalition For lier because the court was fend as elected officials.” for a bipartisan deal. rules. Men who do not register Men and two individual regularly invalidating The bill would restrict “And if they think they’re President Joe Biden this can lose eligibility for stu- men challenging the law gender-based distinctions partisan gerrymandering going to win by subvert- past week used the 100th dent loans and civil service A group of retired senior in cases about other areas of congressional districts, ing and oppressing people anniversary of Tulsa’s race jobs, and failing to register military officers and the of the law. Many of those strike down hurdles to from voting, they’re going massacre to make a plea is also a felony punishable National Organization for cases were brought by the voting and bring transpar- to lose. I assure you they for legislation to protect by a fine of up to $250,000 Women Foundation are founding director of the ency to a murky campaign will lose,” he said. the right to vote, which and five years in prison. among the others urging ACLU’s Women’s Rights finance system. Among Manchin said lawmakers comes as Republican-led But Tabacco Mar says the the court to take the case. Project, Ruth Bader Gins- dozens of other provisions, should instead focus their administrations in Tex- male-only requirement If the court agrees to burg, who became a jus- it would require states to energies on revitalizing the does more than that. hear the case, it wouldn’t tice in 1993. offer 15 days of early vot- landmark Voting Rights as and other states pass ing and allow no-excuse Act, which was weakened new restrictions making absentee balloting. by a Supreme Court deci- it tougher to cast ballots. Democrats have pushed sion in 2013. Republican Biden also seemed to call the legislation as the anti- Sen. Lisa Murkowski of out Manchin and Sinema dote to a wave of restrictive Alaska has joined him in for stalling action on vot- state voting laws sweeping calling for that approach. ing measures, though he the country, many inspired Manchin’s opposition to has not said he wants to by former President Don- the broader elections bill end the filibuster. Trump’s grievances cloud Republican agenda heading into 2022

By Steve Peoples and Gary D. Robertson ASSOCIATED PRESS RALEIGH, N.C. — Re- publicans are fighting to seize control of Congress. Just don’t ask what they’d do if they win. Look no further for evi- dence of the GOP’s muddled FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS governing agenda than bat- tleground North Carolina, Police officers patrol the area after Clearwater Beach officially reopened where party leaders packed to the public in Clearwater Beach, Fla. into a convention hall Sat- urday night to cheer former President Donald Trump. States rebound from bleak Even with a high-stakes U.S. Senate election loom- ing, the Republicans there forecasts to pass record budgets were united not by any con- or more in states spanning sistent set of conservative By David A. Lieb of reasons. policies or principles, but by ASSOCIATED PRESS from Florida and Mary- The federal government Trump’s groundless griev- land to Colorado, Utah poured billions of dollars PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. and Washington. into state coffers through ances about the 2020 elec- — Just a year ago, the fi- tion and his attacks against Former President Donald Trump acknowledg- In Oklahoma, pandem- a series of pandemic relief nancial future looked bleak ic uncertainties last year packages. Federal aid also critics in both parties. es the crowd as he speaks at the North Carolina for state governments as The lack of a forward-look- Republican Convention in Greenville, N.C. prompted lawmakers to sent billions more to U.S. governors and lawmakers trim $1.3 billion from households and business- ing agenda stands in stark scrambled to cut spending contrast to successful mid- do this at their own peril.” including Ohio, Florida, Al- their anticipated general es that, in turn, pumped amid the coronavirus re- revenue. That resulted in money into the economy. term elections of past years, The GOP’s embrace of abama and Georgia. cession that was projected Trump’s self-serving pri- across-the-board cuts for State finances also fared particularly 1994 and 2010, In an interview, Flori- to pummel revenue. orities has almost com- public education and most better than feared. Con- when Republicans swept da Sen. Rick Scott, who They laid off state work- into power after staking pletely consumed the state services. sumer spending rebound- leads the Senate Republi- ers, threatened big cuts to clear positions on health party’s long-standing This year, the new bud- ed to shore up sales tax can political arm, offered a schools and warned about care, federal spending and commitment to fiscal dis- lukewarm response when get is up nearly 18 percent. revenue, and state income canceling or scaling back That includes money to taxes were bolstered by a crime, among other issues. cipline, free markets and asked about Trump’s role building projects, among reduce class sizes in kin- strong stock market and Without such a strategy even the rule of law. That in the upcoming campaign. other steps. dergarten and first grade, high-wage earners who heading into 2022, Repub- leaves Republican candi- “We both want to take Today, many of those funding for a new chil- kept working remotely licans on the ballot risk dates from North Carolina back the majority in 2022. same states are flush with dren’s behavioral health while others were laid off. allowing themselves to be to North Dakota unwilling I tell him what I’m doing, wholly defined by Trump, or unable to tell voters cash, and lawmakers are center and new incentives The result is that states and I’d love to get his sup- passing budgets with re- for businesses to make now face “a very promis- who lost his last election how they would address port,” Scott said of Trump. when he drew 7 million the nation’s biggest chal- cord spending. Money is movies in Oklahoma. The ing fiscal and economic He balked when asked fewer votes nationally lenges if given the chance. pouring into schools, social Republican-led Legisla- outlook over the next cou- whether Trump should than Democrat Joe Biden Party leaders acknowl- programs and infrastruc- ture even set aside money ple of years,” said Justin serve as the face of the Re- and who has seen his pop- edge it could be another ture. At the same time, to cut individual and cor- Theal, a state fiscal re- ularity slide further, even year or more before Re- publican Party for the mid- many states are socking porate income tax rates search officer at The Pew among some Republicans, publicans develop a clear terms, when control of the away billions of dollars in and expand tax credits for Charitable Trusts. since leaving office in Jan- governing agenda. In the House, Senate and dozens of savings. a school choice program. A recent Pew report uary. meantime, Trump, who governorships are at stake. “It’s definitely safe to say “Last year: shaky foun- found that after an initial “I’m unaware of a GOP is focused on the past far “The face of the party that states are in a much dation. This year: solid sharp plunge in tax reve- agenda. I would love to more than the future, plans is each individual race,” better fiscal situation than foundation,” said Repub- nue, 29 states recovered to see one,” said Texas-based to become a regular cam- Scott said, noting that they anticipated,” said Erica lican state Sen. Roger take in as much or more conservative activist and paign fixture again. Build- there will be hundreds of MacKellar, a fiscal analyst Thompson, chairman during the peak pandem- former tea party leader ing on Saturday’s North Republican candidates with the National Confer- of the chamber’s bud- ic period of March 2020 Mark Meckler. Carolina appearance, his on midterm ballots. “The ence of State Legislatures. get-writing committee. through February 2021 “Nobody knows what advisers are eying poten- party is those people, it’s Spending plans for the Many states experienced than they did during the they’re about,” he said of tial rallies in states with not one person, it’s not one budget year that begins a similar turnaround. Fis- same 12 months before today’s Republicans. “They top Senate races in 2022, person’s agenda.” July 1 are up 10 percent cal analysts cite a variety the pandemic began. B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY JUNE 7, 2021 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Vacation host has reservations about young guest DEAR ABBY: I am an norant about. (One that active 90-year-old grand- Dear Abby is written by Abigail comes to mind addresses mother who every year wearing clothing such as treats my family to a Van Buren, also known as Jeanne T-shirts, bathing suits week’s vacation at a Phillips, and was founded by her and face masks bearing beach house. We have a mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact the likeness of the flag.) lovely time together. Many American Legion Two years ago, my Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. posts hold ceremonies grown son, “Robert,” Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. once a year so people can brought his girlfriend, dispose of flags that have “Gennifer,” and her teen- “seen better days.” For age son, “Jackson.” After cause he lives out of American flag. However, those who are interested the trip I was shocked to state, our visits are limit- it makes me sad and an- in learning more, and hear Jackson had killed ed as it is. Please help gry when I see flags that there is plenty more to the family kittens “to see me, because the trip is in are torn and tattered. learn, go online and type how it felt.” I was horri- about four weeks. People, please. If your in a search for “U.S. flag fied, but knowing he was flag is in bad shape, take code.” in therapy, I eventually SLEEPLESS it down and dispose of it DEAR ABBY: Should agreed to allow him to SEASIDE properly. Many organiza- a spouse stay in a mar- join us on the trip last tions, police departments, riage with minor children year. DEAR SLEEPLESS: fire departments, Girl involved if they have fall- We are now looking for- Clearly, Jackson is seri- and Boy Scouts, the VFW en out of love and are no ward to our trip this sum- ously disturbed. Because and American Legion col- longer sexually attracted mer. However, it was re- you are fearful that you lect worn and damaged to their spouse? cently mentioned that or some other family flags and hold proper dis- Jackson has been hear- member could be hurt or posal ceremonies. Abby, JUST WONDERING ing voices instructing worse talk to your son please remind your read- IN CALIFORNIA him to kill a human. about it. That boy’s moth- ers who are proud of our DEAR JUST WON- While I am sympathetic er should not take him country to be respectful DERING: I don’t think to his mental illness, I anywhere without first of our flag. am extremely frightened clearing it with his psy- so, because under those for myself and for other chiatrist. You should not FLAG WAVER IN circumstances, the rela- family members who are be expected to entertain INDIANA tionship is likely at some coming. I do not want him as a houseguest un- point to implode. The im- Jackson to come this less you can be assured DEAR FLAG WAVER: portant issue is that the year. that he won’t present a There are rules for appro- children be provided for I am concerned that if I danger to himself or to priately displaying and financially and co-par- approach the subject others. disposing of our Ameri- ented by two loving, sup- with Robert, he will be DEAR ABBY: I’m can flag, some of which portive adults who can upset and I will lose all pleased and proud that proud Americans either function as a team, even if contact with him. Be- so many people fly our choose to break or are ig- they are living apart. BRIDGE

Another trump suit to handle correctly Edith Summerskill, who was a strong doubleton. British physician and member of With the opponents having their Parliament, said in a speech to the book (all the tricks declarer can af- Married Women’s Association, “Nag- ford to lose), he must play the trump ging is the repetition of unpalatable suit without loss. truths.” This is the correct approach: I try not to sound like I am nag- Win trick four with dummy’s spade ging my students, but I do constantly queen, then call for a low heart. De- stress counting, especially at trick clarer does this to accommodate a one. Now it’s your turn. Last week, singleton king in the East hand. (If I gave six deals in which it was im- that is the position and South starts portant for declarer to maximize his with dummy’s 10, West scores a trick trump tricks. Almost immediately afterward, I saw this deal, which with the heart nine.) When East plays features one of those themes. How low, declarer puts in his queen. Af- should South play in four hearts? ter it wins, South crosses to dummy West leads the diamond queen, and with a club. Now is the time for the the defenders take three tricks in heart 10, which here East will pre- the suit, ending with East’s ace. East sumably cover. Declarer wins with shifts to the spade four. Try not to his ace, noting West’s discard. Back peek at the East-West cards. to dummy with another club, South North should have raised to three plays a heart to his eight, draws the no-trump. Don’t use Stayman with a last trump and claims. MONDAY JUNE 7, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

8 p.m. ABC The Bachelorette In Lifetime’s “Left for Dead,” Jennie Garth Quick-witted marketing manager Katie Thurston, who became an instant fan favorite during Season 25 of “The Bachelor” by being unabashedly herself while helps tell a story of survival and strength pursuing Bachelor Matt James, is in the driver’s seat in Season 17 of this female-driven spinoff, which is being filmed in New Mexico. Thurston definitely is ready to find a mate with whom she can build a life, but he’ll have to be someone who can laugh along with her. Chris Harrison is sitting out this season as host, replaced by former Bachelorettes Tayshia Ad- ams and Kaitlyn Bristowe. 8 p.m. FOX Hell’s Kitchen Now in its 20th season, superchef Gordon Ram- say’s hit culinary competition series passes another milestone — its 300th episode — as some of the youngest chefs ever featured on the show take on their first dinner service, which includes preparing a meal for boxing legend Mike Tyson and NASCAR driver Kurt Busch, in the new episode “Young Guns: Temping the Meat.” 9 p.m. HIST American Pickers The new episode “Big Tex” finds brothers Mike and Robbie Wolfe on a road trip through the Lone Star State to visit a one-of-a-kind home that was built to order expressly to house a truly staggering, Tex- as-sized collection. Immediately following, a collec- tor who calls himself Retro Rick opens the doors to his imposing stockpile of Hollywood memorabilia. Robbie is obsessed with his quest to reunite two halves of an extremely rare gas globe. 9 p.m. VH1 Cartel Crew After a year and a half hiatus, this docuseries opens Season 3, continuing to chronicle the lives of the By Holly Friedel lice to her body, and by some mira- ie, the mother/daughter relationship I always want to represent the per- children of drug cartel figures, as the younger gen- cle she was still alive. With the help is going through what most mother/ son’s story as accurately and sen- eration tries to break free of illicit family activities. Director Gloria Kim brings to light of her mother (Garth), Ashley had to daughter relationships go through sitively as I possibly can. I’ve had In addition to following these characters dealing the horrific yet harrowing story of a fight for her life three times — first in ... change. So right out of the gate the opportunity to represent quite a with extraordinary challenges, this season also finds 17-year-old who was brutally as- the woods, then in the hospital and Michelle is struggling to get a hold few real-life stories over the course finally in court. of her place in Ashley’s life at this such widespread cultural issues as social justice, saulted and left to die in the woods of my career. Those stories are often mental health, gun reform and dysfunctional family in Lifetime’s new film Left for Dead: Garth talked with us about this moment. I could very much relate to emotional film: that transition and the challenges a the most unbelievable and compel- relationships making their presence felt. The Ashley Reeves Story, premier- ling. But I’d have to say as an actor ing Saturday. Starring Jennie Garth Just reading about Ashley’s sto- mother faces with that. I could also 10 p.m. ry brings out so many emotions — relate to Ashley’s position, remem- my job is to bring that same com- (Beverly Hills, 90210) and Anwen ABC what was your initial reaction when bering my own need for autonomy mitment to any role I play, whether O’Driscoll (Burden of Truth), the film The Good Doctor you read through the script and from my mom. Then the tragedy a real-life depiction or a completely weaves together Ashley’s (O’Driscoll) In the conclusion of the Season 4 finale, “Vamos,” learned more about her story? happens and really turns all their fictional plot. Shaun (Freddie Highmore) is forced to fall back on story, from her attack and recovery Jennie Garth: It shook me, for worlds upside down. The instincts to to her relationship with her mother I once heard that every project his formidable instincts — aka “Shaun-Vision” — as sure. The fact that I have three teen- protect, defend and fix your child’s and strength as a survivor. leaves an actor with something — he performs an operation on a patient after the pow- age daughters just made it way too problems drives everything Michelle what did this role leave you with? In 2006, Ashley was involved in a close to home, and impossible to does in the film. er goes out at a Guatemalan hospital. Elsewhere, It left me feeling grateful and in- sexual relationship with a teacher in turn away from. How much more emotional Dr. Lim (Christina Chang) opens up to a colleague her community, who later attacked Tell us about your character and and/or more sensitive are you to spired for sure. I hope that the peo- about the post-traumatic stress disorder she is deal- her in the woods and left her there her journey in this film. What was playing a role like this where the ple who see this movie feel inspired, ing with in the aftermath of her grueling COVID ex- to die. After she spent 30 hours in this like through a mother’s eyes? material is inspired by real events too. Inspired to love unconditionally periences. Antonia Thomas, Hill Harper and Richard the cold, gravely wounded, lying in I play Michelle Reeves, Ashley’s and real people? and to never stop fighting for justice Schiff also star. the dirt, her attacker brought the po- mother. In the beginning of the mov- It always sort of ups the stakes. and truth.

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Is- said police did not allow ASSOCIATED PRESS raeli police were expect- her to return to her car ed to hold consultations to retrieve her govern- JERUSALEM — Israeli on whether the parade, ment-issued press card. police burst into the home which was originally set to Instead, they said she of a prominent family in take place when the war was surrounded by police, the contested Sheikh Jar- erupted on May 10, would handcuffed and dragged rah neighborhood of Je- be allowed to proceed. into a vehicle with dark- rusalem on Sunday, the Renewed violence could ened windows. family said, arresting a complicate the task of em- In video footage post- 23-year-old woman who battled Prime Minister ed online, Budeiri can be has led protests against Benjamin Netanyahu’s seen in handcuffs, while attempts by Jewish set- opponents, who formed a clutching her notebook tlers to evict dozens of fragile and disparate co- and shouting, “Don’t Palestinian families from alition last week, of pass- touch, enough, enough.” their homes in the area. ing a parliamentary vote Israeli police said en- The young woman was lat- of confidence needed for trance to the neighbor- er released, but her twin them to replace him and hood is limited due to the brother turned himself in take office. A close ally of tense situation, and only and remained in custody. Netanyahu oversees the accredited journalists are The arrests came a day police. allowed in. They said that after Israeli police de- In Sheikh Jarrah, Jewish when Budeiri was unable tained a well-known Al settlers have been waging to provide her press pass, Jazeera reporter covering a decades-long campaign police “removed her.” They a demonstration in the to evict the families from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS added that Budeiri was neighborhood. The report- densely populated Pales- Israeli forces arrest Al Jazeera journalist, Givara Budeiri, during a pro- arrested after becoming er, Givara Budeiri, was tinian neighborhoods just test in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah. hostile and pushing an of- held for four hours before outside the walls of the ficer. she was released and sent Old City. The area is one allows Jews to reclaim for- room,” he said. Police then ists outside the police sta- “The Israel Police will to a hospital to treat a bro- of the most sensitive parts merly Jewish properties searched the house and tion that his clients were allow the freedom of press ken hand. It was not clear of east Jerusalem, which lost during the 1948 war arrested his daughter. accused of “disturbing pub- coverage, provided that how her hand was broken, is home to sites sacred surrounding Israel’s cre- Video posted on social me- lic security and participa- these are done in accor- but her boss blamed police to Jews, Christians and ation, a right denied to Pal- dia showed her being tak- tion in nationalistic riots.” dance (with) the law while mistreatment. Muslims and which Isra- estinians who lost property en away in handcuffs. Late Sunday, Muna al- maintaining public order,” Earlier this year, el captured in 1967 and in the same conflict. “The reason for the ar- Kurd was released. But according to a statement. heavy-handed police ac- annexed in a move not The al-Kurd family in rest is that we say that we before she was freed, po- The statement did not ref- tions in Sheikh Jarrah recognized international- Sheikh Jarrah has been will not leave our homes, lice briefly clashed with a erence her broken hand. and other parts of east ly. Israel views the entire at the forefront of months and they do not want any- crowd outside the station, Budeiri was held for Jerusalem fueled weeks of city as its capital, while of protests against the one to express his opinion, throwing stun grenades. four hours before she was unrest that helped spark the Palestinians want east planned evictions. they do not want anyone Her brother remained in released and sent to the an 11-day war between Is- Jerusalem as the capital Early Sunday, police to tell the truth,” he said. custody. hospital, said Walid Om- rael and Hamas militants of their future state. took Muna al-Kurd, 23, “They want to silence us.” The arrests came a day ary, the Jerusalem bureau in the Gaza Strip. Settler groups and Israe- from her home. Police also searched for after Al Jazeera’s Budei- chief for Al Jazeera. In ad- Those tensions are sim- li officials say the Sheikh Her father, Nabil al- her brother, Muhammad ri, wearing a protective dition to the broken hand, mering again this week Jarrah dispute is mere- Kurd, said police “stormed al-Kurd, but he was not vest marked “press,” was Omary said Budeiri also — and could flare anew if ly about real estate. But the house in large num- there. Later, he turned dragged away by police at suffered bruises on her Israeli ultranationalists Palestinians say they are bers and in a barbaric himself in to Jerusalem a protest in Sheikh Jarrah. body. He said her camera- follow through on plans to victims of a discrimina- manner.” police. According to witnesses, man’s video camera was march Thursday through tory system. The settlers “I was sleeping, and I The siblings’ lawyer, police asked Budeiri for also heavily damaged by the Muslim Quarter of are using a 1970 law that found them in my bed- Nasser Odeh, told journal- identification. Colleagues police.

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El Salvador’s 100 civilians killed in attack President By Sam Mednick up gears to aggravate the relatives caring for the Nayib Bukele ASSOCIATED PRESS situation in Burkina Faso, wounded. There were also delivers and moved their efforts to many people running from his annual NIAMEY, Niger — areas outside the immedi- Solhan to enter Sebba.... address to the Gunmen killed at least ate reach of the French- People are very afraid and nation before 100 people in a northern led counter-terrorism coa- worried,” he told the Asso- Congress, in Burkina Faso village, the lition fighting them in the ciated Press by phone. San Salvador, government said Saturday, tri-state border region,” he The government has El Salvador. in what was the country’s said. declared 72 hours of deadliest attack in years. No group has claimed re- mourning. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED The attack took place Fri- sponsibility for the attack. United Nations Secre- PRESS day evening in Solhan vil- Despite the presence of tary-General Antonio Gu- lage, in the Sahel’s Yagha more than 5,000 French terres was outraged by province, government troops in the Sahel, jihad- the killings and offered spokesman Ousseni Tam- ist violence is increasing. the world body’s full sup- El Salvador president wants boura said in a statement In one week in April, more port to authorities in their blaming jihadists. The local than 50 people were killed efforts to overcome the market and several homes in Burkina Faso, including threats to the peace and Bitcoin as legal tender were also burned down in two Spanish journalists stability in Burkina Faso the area toward the border and an Irish conservation- according to his spokes- SAN SALVADOR, El Sal- About one quarter of El 28 elections, Bukele has of Niger, he said. ist. More than 1 million man, Stephane Dujarric. vador (AP) — El Salvador Salvador’s citizens live in concentrated power. His President Roch Marc people in the country have “He strongly condemns President Nayib Bukele the United States and last party’s supermajority in Christian Kabore called been internally displaced. the heinous attack and announced in a recorded year, despite the pandemic, congress ousted the jus- the attack “barbaric.” A local who did not want underscores the urgent message played at a Bit- they sent home more than tices of the Constitutional This is the deadliest at- to be named, fearing for need for the internation- coin conference in Miami $6 billion in remittances. Chamber of the Supreme tack recorded in Burkina his safety, was visiting al community to redouble Saturday that next week Bukele’s New Ideas par- Court May 1. They then Faso since the West African relatives in a medical support to Member States he will send proposed leg- ty holds a supermajority replaced the attorney gen- country was overrun by ji- clinic in Sebba town, ap- in the fight against violent islation to the country’s in the new congress seat- eral. hadists linked to al-Qaida proximately 12 kilometers extremism and its unac- congress that would make ed May 1, giving any leg- They had been critical and the Islamic State about from where the attacks ceptable human toll,” Du- the cryptocurrency le- islative proposal from the of some of Bukele’s more five years ago, said Heni occurred. He said he saw jarric said in a statement. gal tender in the Central president a strong likeli- drastic measures during Nsaibia, senior researcher many wounded people en- Islamic extremists have American nation. hood of passage. the pandemic, including at the Armed Conflict Loca- ter the clinic. been increasingly staging The 39-year-old presi- Additional details of the a mandatory stay-at- tion & Event Data Project. “I saw 12 people in one assaults in Burkina Faso, dent, who has maintained plan were not released. home order and contain- “It is clear that mili- room and about 10 in an- especially in the region that approval ratings above 90 But Bukele in subsequent ment centers where those tant groups have shifted other. There were many borders Niger and Mali. percent and made Twitter messages on Twitter not- caught violating the policy his preferred way of com- ed that Bitcoin could be were detained. municating, characterized “the fastest growing way While enjoying a posi- it as an idea that could help to transfer 6 billion dol- Afghan official: 11 killed in tive relationship with for- El Salvador move forward. lars a year in remittanc- “Next week I will send es.” He said that a big mer U.S. President Donald to Congress a bill that chunk of those money Trump, Bukele has had a roadside bombing in north will make Bitcoin a legal transfers were currently much more tense rela- tionship with the admin- tender in El Salvador,” lost to intermediaries and By Tameem Akhgar Bukele said. “In the short with Bitcoin more than a istration of President Joe ASSOCIATED PRESS term this will generate million low-income fami- Biden. jobs and help provide fi- lies could benefit. Last month, the White KABUL, Afghanistan — nancial inclusion to thou- He also said 70 percent House Special Envoy for A minivan carrying civil- sands outside the formal of El Salvador’s popula- the Northern Triangle Ri- ian passengers in north- economy and in the medi- tion does not have a bank cardo Zúñiga said during west Afghanistan was hit um and long term we hope account and works in the a visit to El Salvador that by a roadside bomb, leav- that this small decision informal economy. Bitcoin the U.S. government would ing at least 11 passengers can help us push human- could improve financial in- like to see El Salvador re- dead, including three chil- ity at least a tiny bit into clusion, he said. verse the moves against dren, an Afghan official the right direction.” Riding his high popular- the court and the attorney said Sunday. The U.S. dollar is El Sal- ity and his party’s domi- general. Bukele said that The minivan fell into a vador’s official currency. nance performance in Feb. would not happen. valley with the shock of the explosion Saturday, said Badghis provincial Gov. Hesamuddin Shams, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS adding that rescuers were still searching for bodies Afghan men look at a damaged car after a road- in the valley. side bomb explosion in Kabul, Afghanistan. No one immediately claimed responsibility for of 29 percent over the President Joe Biden had the attack but the provin- same period last year. announced a day earlier cial government accuses The violence comes as that all U.S. troops would the Taliban of placing the U.S. peace envoy to Af- leave Afghanistan by bomb to target security ghanistan Zalmay Khalil- Sept. 11. forces. There was no im- zad and a delegation from In northern Faryab mediate response from the the National Security province, provincial offi- Taliban. Council and Department cials said Sunday the dis- Large swathes of of Defense traveled to the trict of Qaisar had fallen war-ravaged Afghanistan region to start a new series to Taliban fighters after a are littered with bombs of talks between the Tali- weeks-long fight between and land mines. Many ban and the government. the two sides. were planted by insur- They were to meet in Ka- Provincial council chief gents to target govern- bul and Doha in Qatar to Mohammad Tahir Rah- ment military convoys, urge the sides to reach a mani told The Associated but they often kill civil- political settlement. Press that provincial po- ians instead. Negotiations between lice chief Saifulrahman The United Nations has the Taliban and Afghan was killed in the fighting PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS repeatedly demanded both representatives began along with seven other po- government forces and the last September in Doha lice officers. Like many Af- A D-Day veteran arrives to watch the official opening of the British Nor- Taliban take more precau- and continued earlier this ghans, Saifulrahman went mandy Memorial in France via a live feed, during a ceremony at the tions to protect civilians. year. But the Taliban an- by one name. National Memorial Arboretum in Alrewas, England. In the first three months nounced on April 13 that According to Rahmani, of this year, the U.N. mis- it would not take part in the district had already Normandy commemorates D-Day sion in Afghanistan said any conference intended fallen but police officers at that 1,783 civilians had to decide the future of Af- police headquarters were been killed or wounded in ghanistan until all foreign resisting. He said the Tali- with small crowds, but big heart Afghanistan, an increase troops were gone. ban took 37 police hostage.

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COLOMBO, Sri Lan- second doses. March and May. ka (AP) — Sri Lanka has Sri Lanka began admin- The current vaccination received one million dos- istering rst doses on May program is focused on Sri es of China’s Sinopharm 8. Authorities plan to start Lanka’s Western prov- vaccines amid the island giving the second dose ince, which includes the nation’s recent surge in June 8. capital of Colombo and its infections and COVID-19 Sri Lanka’s vaccine suburbs from where the vaccine shortage. shortage comes after the majority of the country’s Sunday’s is the largest producer in neighboring coronavirus cases have consignment of vaccines India failed to provide been detected. to be received by Sri Lan- the promised Oxford-As- Sri Lanka has seen a ka on a single occasion. traZeneca vaccine stocks. State Minister of Phar- Last month, Sri Lanka sharp increase of positive maceutical Production, decided to buy 14 million cases and deaths since Supply and Regulation doses of Sinopharm in a April because of celebra- Channa Jayasumana bid to resolve the vaccine tions during the tradition- said the latest consign- crisis. Sri Lanka had pre- al new year festival. ment was purchased by viously received a total of Sri Lanka’s total num- the State Pharmaceutical 1.1 million doses of Sin- ber of positive cases have Corporation and that will opharm vaccine, donated reached 202,357 with PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be mainly used to provide by China in two batches in 1,696 fatalities. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson receives his second jab of the As- traZeneca coronavirus vaccine from James Black, at the Francis Crick Institute in London. UK urges commitment to vaccinate world by end of 2022

LONDON (AP) — Brit- ues,” he said in a state- of about 70 million people, ish Prime Minister Bo- ment Sunday. “Vaccinat- has ordered around 400 ris Johnson will use the ing the world by the end million doses of vaccines. Group of Seven wealthy of next year would be the Health Secretary Matt democracies’ summit next single greatest feat in Hancock has said that week to urge world lead- medical history.” the U.K. doesn’t have any ers to commit to vaccinat- U.S. President Joe Boden excess doses at the mo- ing the global population and the leaders of Canada, ment and that “we’re just by the end of 2022. France, Italy and Japan getting them into arms as Johnson is expected to will arrive in Cornwall quickly as possible.” stress the importance of from Friday for three days The Sunday Times re- a global vaccination drive of talks focusing on the ported that Johnson is when he meets with fellow global recovery from the set to announce at the world leaders on Friday pandemic. in Cornwall, on England’s Britain’s government summit that the U.K. will southwestern coast, for pledged in February to pledge to donate over 2 the rst face-to-face G-7 give most of the country’s billion pounds’ worth of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS jabs this year, with further summit since the pandem- surplus vaccine supply to A Sri Lankan trader waits for customers adhering to health guidelines ic hit. COVAX, the U.N.-backed donations in 2022. given by the authorities to curb the spread of coronavirus at a whole- “The world is looking to program aiming to supply The U.S. has said it plans us to rise to the greatest poorer countries with jabs. to share 80 million doses sale market in Welisara, outskirts of Colombo, Sri Lanka. challenge of the postwar But the U.K. hasn’t yet of its surplus vaccine glob- era: defeating COVID and put a gure on how many ally by the end of June, leading a global recovery doses it will donate. The most of them through CO- Sri Lanka receives 1M doses driven by our shared val- country, with a population VAX. SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER of Sinopharm vaccine COLOMBO, Sri Lan- second doses. March and May. ka (AP) — Sri Lanka has Sri Lanka began admin- The current vaccination received one million dos- istering rst doses on May program is focused on Sri es of China’s Sinopharm 8. 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