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FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 DEALS OF THE THOR JOURGENSEN Swampscott COMMENTARY $DAY$ chief calls it A family’s love endures after 50 yearsPG. 3 With his open smile and Eastern Junior a career . . . High School baseball uniform, Terry Fin- nigan looks like every teenagerDEALS embracing By Tréa Lavery a summer lled with fun.OF His TH faceE is fro- ITEM STAFF zen in time in a small In Memoriam photograph that will be published Saturday in SWAMPSCOTT — Police Chief Ron Madigan The Item along with these$ DAwordsY composed$ retired Thursday, ending 41 years of service at by his family: PG. 3 the town's police department. “It’s been 50 years since you passed… "I'm apprehensive a little bit, but I'm ready to The world changes reinvent myself and embrace civilian life," Madi- From year to year, gan said. "I've been doing this job a long time. I'll Our lives from day to day, miss the people I work with and the great town. But the love & It's a big transition, but I'm con dent I'm going Memory of you, DEALS to devote more time to my family life and pursue Shall never pass awayOF & THE my interests." COURTESY PHOTO | SCOTT FINNIGAN Will live in our hearts forever.” The chief was honored John Finnigan with wife, Paula; their sons, Terry, Patrick The Finnigans never $let Terry slip$ into with a small celebration the dim recesses of their memory.DAY He lives and John; and Kaylie Aiello, John’s ancee, and their chil- outside of Town Hall on in their hearts and in thePG. 3stories his dren, Caiden and Connor, gathered at the King’s Beach Thursday afternoon, brother, John, and sister, Margaret, told complete with ice cream seawall in Lynn on Sept. 12, 2020 to celebrate Terry’s mar- sundaes. athon run honoring his late uncle, Terence Finnigan. FAMILY, A6 Madigan, who grew up in Swampscott, started at the department when DEALS he was 23 years old. He SaugusOF THE joined in 1980 as a re- Chief Madigan serve of cer and was $rep’sDAY$ made a full-time patrol- PG. 3 man in 1982, according to a Facebook post by the PG. 3 department. He was appointed acting chief in May 2001 and chief in August of that year. reforms Police Capt. Joe Kable noted that there are no staff members left at the department who rejected worked there at a time when Madigan didn't, and said that 77 percent of the current of cers have By Sam Minton MADIGAN, A6 ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — State Rep. Donald Wong (R-Sau- . . . meanwhile, gus) is against new legislation that seeks to continue the live Nahant chief streaming of both infor- mal and formal House of Representatives ses- begins his sions, saying that it limits transparency in state By Sam Minton government. ITEM STAFF The order Wong is op- NAHANT — Austin Antrim is of cially the posing, House Bill 3930, would also authorize town's new re chief after receiving approval House committee chairs Wednesday night from the Board of Selectmen. to hold hearings allow- In a May Town Meeting, Nahant approved hiring for both in-person ing a full-time chief after only having a "working and virtual testimony chief." Antrim takes over for Dean Palumbo, who from the public on pend- recently retired after ing legislation. holding the working chief Wong's gripe, he said, position. is that the bill doesn't ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Board of Selectmen include additional re- Chair Joshua Antrim Nahant sculptor Ray Pisano inspects his completed sculpture of Freder- forms he is seeking to mentioned that Austin is ick Douglass after it was unveiled at Frederick Douglass Park in Central add to the proposed his nephew and that he Square on Thursday. rules package. Now that is very proud of him; the the state has reopened, elder Antrim abstained he is also calling for from discussion and vot- A legend lives on more transparency in ing. It was also a special how legislative sessions Chief Antrim moment for Selectman are conducted, he said. Mark Cullinan, who ap- Since the COVID-19 pointed Austin as a member of the re department in Central Square pandemic started, the House has been oper- "when he rst came out." By Sam Minton The memorial was placed so that it will Board Vice Chairman Eugene Canty said that he ating under emergency ITEM STAFF look over Frederick Douglass Park for didn't know the new re chief well, but that his rules which allow for years to come. members to partici- reputation has preceded him. LYNN — Nahant sculptor Reno “Ray” Pi- “If anything goes on here, I want him to pate in formal sessions "When I was looking through his resume, his ex- sano’s Frederick Douglass statue has nal- be a piece of it,” said Pisano, who could not as well as cast roll-call tensive education in the re arena, his experience, ly made its way to Lynn. nd a word in the English language to de- votes remotely. That his training, his grant procurements, everything's The sculpture of the late abolitionist lead- scribe the long-awaited event. COVID-era change has there including a lifetime goal to be a reman. We er with ties to the city was of cially mount- been extended until Oct. certainly have the right person," he said. “Finalmente,” said the Nahant resident, ed Thursday morning in the new Central 1, in a recent vote which ANTRIM, A6 Square park which bears his name. STATUE, A6 Wong also opposed. "It is unfair for legislators to continue operating under a different Lynn English INSIDE set of rules now that the rest of the state has already re-opened," said letterman jacket Wong. One of the reforms that Wong supported was at- hits home tempting to extend the By Allysha Dunnigan time requirement for ITEM STAFF all copies of bills to be made available to both LYNN — Lynn English High School the members and the letterman jackets can be found around public — currently, the the city, especially on Thanksgiving, but it is a rare nd in a place as far REFORMS, A6 away as Indiana. Somehow an English letterman jacket, sporting the name Fresco and ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK the number 37, was found in a thrift Cullen Pasterick tosses store in Crown Point, Ind. out a pitch at the Pine This rare Indiana nd wouldn’t Hill game Thursday. mean much to somebody unfamiliar with Lynn, but English graduate Mi- Police chael Battle — who now lives in Ken- Saugus re determined tucky — instantly recognized the large to be electrical. A5 ‘E’ and the maroon-and-gray colors. • Battle’s friend Charlie Hope, whom Garage door opener he recruited from Beverly to work for sparks re in Nahant. A5 ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON the state of Kentucky, was visiting a friend in Crown Point when he came Sports Michael Battle, left, of Shelbyville Ky., and formerly of Lynn and across the jacket in a store they were Peabody West hangs a 1978 LEHS graduate, returns a team jacket, which was found at on to beat Peabody in a thrift shop in Indiana, to Brian Fresco, a 2018 English graduate. 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Boston overhauls admissions The admissions process David Hamer, a physician ly shooting the other, Mid- reached a record high quie Moloney announced process to top tier schools has been contentious for at Boston Medical Center dlesex District Attorney of $385,000 in June, the Wednesday that she will years, with some saying and a Boston University Marian Ryan and Somer- Providence Journal re- step down next June at BOSTON (AP) — The it favors white and Asian epidemiologist, told The ville police Chief Charles ported on Wednesday the end of the academic Boston School Committee students who have been Boston Globe. “I think Femino said in a state- citing statistics from the year. has unanimously approved admitted at disproportion- that it looks like the Unit- ment. Rhode Island Association Moloney, who has two an overhaul of the way ately higher rates than ed States is starting to Police responding to a of Realtors. degrees from the school, students are selected for their Black and Latino have an uptick in cases on 911 call at about 5:45 p.m. “The market is crazy became the rst woman admission to the city’s elite peers. average across the whole Wednesday found a man here, but you can still get to lead the campus when public schools based on The new policy replaces country. ... And therefore sitting outside the Somer- a lot more house for a lot she was appointed in grades, an entrance exam, a process that has been this may be spreading into ville home with a gun in less money than other 2015, and helped oversee and socioeconomic status. used for more than two de- Massachusetts, so we need his hand. He placed it on places,” Luis Mateus, who record gains in student “We have come to a place cades and allocated seats to increase our guard.” the ground when ordered owns a real estate com- enrollment, diversity, and where we are ready to to applicants in rank order Dr. Philip Landrigan, di- to do so by police, and was pany in East Providence, graduation and retention move this district forward,” based on an equal weight- rector of the Global Public arrested. told the newspaper. rates. The university’s committee Chair Jeri Rob- ing of grades and entrance Health Program at Boston Robert Favreau, 22, was In May, the association faculty hiring, research inson said at Wednesday’s exam scores. College, said it’s import- found inside with an ap- said there were 900 sin- expenditures, fundraising parent gunshot wound meeting. ant to keep statistics in gle family homes for sale and economic develop- and pronounced dead at Under the new system, Health professionals perspective. across the state, less than ment activities have all the scene, the statement students will receive a urge caution as virus “Even though it’s real one month’s supply. Now, reached new highs during said. composite score based on and even though it’s not supply has increased her tenure. an admissions test and cases rise again good, the numbers are A woman in the home slightly to 1.7 month’s hid inside a closet and “I am grateful to have grades, then invitations to BOSTON (AP) — still incredibly down from supply. A six-month sup- called 911, telling dis- had the honor and privi- Boston Latin School, Bos- Restaurants and other where they were a few ply is considered the sign patchers that her brother lege of serving as chancel- ton Latin Academy and businesses are open at months ago,” he said. of a balanced market, the had been shot by his room- lor for the past six years O’Bryant School of Math full capacity, many people That’s mostly due to newspaper reported. mate, Ryan said. and for eight years pre- and Science will go out are walking around free- Massachusetts high vacci- Leann D’Ettore, pres- The 26-year-old suspect viously as executive vice based on rank within eight ly without face coverings, nation rate. More than 4.3 ident of the association, faces arraignment Thurs- chancellor. I will always socioeconomic tiers. and life in Massachusetts million people in the state, said more homes are on day on charges including treasure our time together Each tier will be allocat- is returning to normal, yet or about 62 percent of the the market in part be- armed assault to murder. and the many accomplished about the same number health professionals are population, have been ful- cause of rising vaccination It was not clear if he had ments we achieved during of places. concerned about upward ly vaccinated. rates and because federal an attorney. my 37-year tenure at The plan was opposed by movement in some met- “The vaccine is highly mortgage forbearance is The preliminary inves- UMass Lowell,” she said some parent groups that rics used to measure the effective and it’s effective scheduled to phase out in tigation indicates that in a statement. wanted 20 percent of the spread of COVID-19. even against the delta September. That means the suspect lived in the UMass President Marty spots at the schools set The seven-day average variant,” Landrigan said. many people who have home and the victim had Meehan called Moloney aside for the best appli- of con rmed coronavirus Experts stressed that not been able to make been staying with him for an inspiration and a men- cants regardless of socio- cases climbed to 141 on vaccination is the best mortgage payments will several months, author- tor to students. economic status. Wednesday, up from a low protection, and the unvac- be required to do so again, ities said. The shooting Superintendent Brenda of 52 in late June, and the cinated should still wear prompting some to decide “Chancellor Moloney’s remains under investiga- Cassellius said she sup- seven-day average rate face coverings indoors. to sell. nearly four decades of ser- tion. ported the change because of positive tests has also Some even urged the vac- Competition for homes vice to UMass Lowell, cul- it is easy to understand, been edging upward, ac- cinated to wear masks in- priced less than the medi- minating with her superb maintains academic rigor cording to state Depart- doors. More homes for sale in an sales price of $385,000 leadership as chancellor, and increases opportuni- ment of Public Health Vacations are ne this Rhode Island but is steep. The average have been distinguished ty for disadvantaged stu- data. summer, but Landrigan market is still hot number of days a home by her constant drive to dents. Virus-related deaths recommended visiting ar- stays on the market is expand educational op- “What is being consid- and hospitalizations re- eas of the country with PROVIDENCE, R.I. 27, down 50 percent from portunity for people and ered tonight I believe to main low. low case rates. (AP) — The median house June 2020, the newspaper economic prosperity for be a huge step forward The increases come price in Rhode Island is up reported. a region that she has al- for our students, especial- among nationwide con- Argument involving room- 25 percent from what it ways called home,” Mee- ly our students who have cern about the highly con- mates ends with shooting was a year ago but slightly UMass Lowell Chancellor to han said. not been able to access our tagious delta variant and more houses are available step down next June The school has about exam schools through no a slowing of vaccination SOMERVILLE, (AP) — for sale now than there 18,000 students. fault of their own,” Super- rates. What started as an argu- were in May. LOWELL, (AP) — Uni- The university plans a intendent Brenda Casselli- “I think something’s go- ment between roommates The median sales price versity of Massachusetts national search for a suc- us told the committee. ing on. I’m worried,” Dr. ended with one man fatal- for a single-family home Lowell Chancellor Jac- cessor. Watching for birds, diversity: Audubon groups pledge change

By Philip Marcelo ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON — When Bos- ton socialites Minna Hall and Harriet Hemenway sought to end the slaugh- ter of birds in the name of 19th century high fash- ion, they picked a logical namesake for their cause: John James Audubon, a naturalist celebrated for his stunning watercolors of American birds. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Now, 125 years after the Scallop meat is shucked off a shell in Harpswell, Maine. Fishermen are founding of the Massachu- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS harvesting fewer scallops off the East Coast as the population of the setts Audubon Society for Jamil Boykin, center, camp educator at the valuable shell sh appears to be on the decline. the Protection of Birds, Mass Audubon’s Boston Nature Center and the organization and the Wildlife Sanctuary, examines wild sorrel with nearly 500 Audubon chap- students Nesha Moskowitz, left, and Lyla Men- Scallop harvest to decline ters nationwide it helped doza, right, during a hike at the sanctuary, in inspire are reckoning with the Mattapan neighborhood of Boston. another side of Audubon's again this year, but still strong life: He was also a slave- for the racist views of its their board of directors founder, John Muir, who between 2017 and 2020. By Patrick Whittle projection that they would disappointing production holder and staunch opponent of abolition. openly dismissed Ameri- "We need to see that ASSOCIATED PRESS collect more than 51 mil- in the Nantucket Light- change up top to move In the year-plus since can Indians as dirty sav- lion pounds, according to ship Area off Massachu- the ball in an accelerated PORTLAND, Maine — George Floyd was killed ages. The Oakland-based National Oceanic and At- setts, said Teri Frady, a way," Jimenez said. Fishermen are harvesting by Minneapolis police, group has also committed mospheric Administration NOAA spokesperson. She $5 million to boost its en- Bird conservation fewer scallops off the East Audubon chapters have data. They're expected to said the shery is still well vironmental justice work brought the country's lat- Coast as the population of pledged to do more to harvest about 40 million within over shing limits. and recently voiced sup- est racial reckoning to the valuable shell sh ap- atone for the past, includ- pounds this year, NOAA "So 40 million pounds is port for Black reparations. the environmental move- ing diversifying their staff pears to be on the decline. said. nothing to sneeze at," said Environmental groups ment's doorsteps, and, in and nding ways to make Sea scallops are one of NOAA of cials cautioned Janice Plante, a spokes- understand the future of many ways, it's where the natural spaces more wel- the most pro table re- that the scallop popula- person for the New En- their movement hinges on calls for change are most coming to people of color. sources in the Atlantic, and tion is not in peril, and 40 gland Fishery Manage- changing their white, elit- acutely felt. It's part of a broader reck- the U.S. shery was worth million pounds is still a lot ment Council, a regulatory ist reputation, said David There's a growing cam- more than $570 million at of scallops. That is a high- board. "We don't have 'ex- oning within the wider O'Neill, president of Mass paign, for example, to drop the docks in 2019. Fisher- er number than any year ceptionally strong' year environmental movement, Audubon. the eponyms of birds that men harvested more than from 2013 to 2015. classes of scallops all the which for years has faced "If we don't get young- honor slaveholders and 60 million pounds that The decline in scallops time or we wouldn't call criticism for its racist or- er and we don't get more white supremacists — igins and lack of diversity. year. stems from slowing growth them exceptional." diverse, we're not going Bird Names for Birds. "At this point, if peo- But shermen harvest- in key shing areas such Scallops have been read- to have people to advo- The catalyst was a dis- ple are not part of what ed about 43.5 million as Georges Bank and the ily available to consumers cate on behalf of nature, pute between a Black they're trying to protect, pounds in 2020 after a mid-Atlantic, and some in recent months, though and that's not good for birdwatcher and a white prices have been higher that's an issue," Debbie anyone," he said during a woman with her dog in than typical at some re- Njai, an Illinois resident recent visit to the group's New York's Central Park tail locations. Scallops of- who founded the outdoor Boston Nature Center, an that went viral last sum- ten sell for about $20 per group BlackPeopleWho- urban wildlife sanctuary mer, sparking #BlackBird- pound at retail in New En- Hike, said of conservation in a majority Black neigh- ersWeek and other similar gland and some locations groups. borhood that it hopes to efforts to highlight Black have been selling them for Mass Audubon pub- replicate in other Massa- nature enthusiasts and $22 or $25 or more. lished an essay last fall chusetts communities of the discrimination and That reects demand for acknowledging how Audu- color. other challenges they face the seafood at the moment, bon's family's wealth came Green organizations ap- in the outdoors. said Andrew Minkiewicz, a in large part from running pear to be making prog- Christian Cooper, the Washington attorney who a Caribbean sugar planta- ress on improving staff birder at the center of that works with shing advoca- tion. It has also pledged to diversity, but their lead- controversy, stressed orga- cy group Fisheries Surviv- have people of color make ership remains predomi- nizations like the Audu- al Fund. up 25 percent of its board nantly white, said Andres bon have been taking Don’t let the The scallop shery is of directors, and hopes to Jimenez, head of Green steps to address diversity based mostly in Massachu- open more wildlife sanc- 2.0, a Washington, D.C., long before his viral mo- story go untold. setts, though many scal- tuaries in communities of group that puts out an an- ment, even if some have lops also come ashore else- color. nual report card on diver- yielded mixed results. Share your loved one’s story. where in New England as The National Audubon sity in the environmental A board member with well as Virginia and New Society, which is based in sector. the New York City Audu- [email protected] | 781-593-7700 Jersey. The nation's catch New York and is separate In its most recent re- bon Society, Cooper said of scallops has uctuated from Mass Audubon, has port, Green 2.0 found that his chapter has been try- in the past and the shery similarly delved into its the nation's largest green ing to draw more diverse has remained healthy, said namesake's legacy in a se- groups added, on average, members through modest In partnership with Eric Hansen, owner of two ries of essays. six people of color to their events like last month's scallop boats out of New And the Sierra Club pub- staff, two to their senior Juneteenth birdwatching Bedford, Mass. licly apologized last July management and one to and potluck picnic. FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Miami security rm faces questions in Haiti assassination By Gisela Salomon provided no other details they were active-duty, the countries when political and Andrew Selsky and offered no evidence. Pentagon said Thursday winds blew against them ASSOCIATED PRESS “The investigation is after running their names at home, and where some very advanced,” Charles through databases. They plotted their returns. MIAMI — For the owner said. were among thousands Homeland Security In- of a small private security A Miami security pro- from Latin America and vestigations, a U.S. agency company with a history of fessional believes Intriago the Caribbean who receive responsible for investigat- avoiding paying debts and was too eager to take the training. ing crimes that cross in- declaring bankruptcy, it job and did not push to The predawn attack ternational borders, is also looked like a good oppor- learn details, leaving his took place at the presi- tunity: Find people with investigating the assassi- contractors in the lurch. dent’s private home. He nation, said a Department military experience for a Some of their family mem- was shot to death and job in Haiti. of Homeland Security of- bers back in Colombia his wife wounded. It’s not cial who spoke on condi- Antonio “Tony” Intria- have said the men un- clear who pulled the trig- go, owner of Miami-based tion of anonymity because derstood the mission was ger. The latest suspects he was not authorized to CTU Security, seems to provide protection for identi ed in the sweeping talk about the case. He de- to have jumped at the VIPs. investigation included a clined to provide details. chance, hiring more than Three Colombians were former Haitian senator, a The FBI says it is “pro- 20 former soldiers from killed and 18 are behind red government of cial PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS viding investigative assis- Colombia for the mission. bars in Haiti, Colombia’s and an informant for the tance” to Haitian authori- Now the Colombians have national police chief, Gen. Leon Charles, left, director general of Haiti’s U.S. government. been killed or captured in Jorge Luis Vargas, told police, leaves a room after a news conference Miami has become a ties. the aftermath of the July reporters in Bogota. Co- at police headquarters in Port-au-Prince. focus of the probe. The Intriago, who immigrat- 7 assassination of Haitian lombian diplomats in Hai- city has long been a nest ed from Venezuela over a graphed himself wearing operate without being de- President Jovenel Moïse, ti have not had access to of intrigue, from being a decade ago and participat- a black CTU Security polo tected, if they had desired. and Intriago’s business them. CIA recruitment center ed in activities in Miami faces questions about its Vargas has said that shirt. He said their behavior for the failed Bay of Pigs opposing the leftist re- role in the killing. CTU Security used its Nelson Romero Velas- made it clear they did not operation to overthrow gime in his homeland, did On Wednesday evening, company credit card to quez, an ex-soldier and go to Haiti to assassinate Cuban dictator Fidel Cas- not respond to multiple Léon Charles, head of buy 19 plane tickets from attorney who is advising the president. tro to being a key ship- requests for an interview. Haiti’s National Police, ac- Bogota to Santo Domingo 16 families of the Colom- “They have the ability to ment point for Colombian He likes to be around cused Intriago of traveling for the Colombian sus- bians held in Haiti, said be like shadows,” Romero cocaine in the 1980s. Its powerful people and has to Haiti numerous times pects allegedly involved in Wednesday that the men Velasquez said. palm-fringed shores have posted photos on social me- as part of the assassina- the killing. One of the Co- had all served in the Co- American soldiers had also been a place of ex- dia showing himself with tion plot and of signing a lombians who was killed, lombian military’s elite trained “a small number” ile for people from Latin them, including Colombian contract while there, but Duberney Capador, photo- special forces and could of the Colombians when American and Caribbean President Ivan Duque. U.S. unemployment California blaze erupts near site claims fall to 360,000, of deadliest US wild re on record a new pandemic low ASSOCIATED PRESS Americans still have By Paul Wiseman PULGA, Calif. — A Cali- ASSOCIATED PRESS health concerns about fornia re churned through working around large WASHINGTON — The numbers of people. Many unpopulated mountain number of Americans ap- people, mostly women, are wilderness Thursday, but plying for unemployment no longer working or look- posed no immediate threat bene ts has reached its ing for work because they to the nearby town of Par- lowest level since the pan- had to care for children adise, site of the deadliest demic struck last year, when schools and day care wild re in recent U.S. his- further evidence that the centers shut down. And tory. Still, survivors of the U.S. economy and job mar- roughly 2.6 million older 2018 blaze worried that ket are quickly rebound- workers took advantage of ing from the pandemic history could repeat itself. enlarged stock portfolios recession. The Dixie Fire had and home values to retire Thursday’s report from burned 3.5 square miles early. the Labor Department of brush and timber near A temporary showed that jobless claims the Feather River Can- $300-a-week federal un- fell by 26,000 last week to employment bene t, on yon area of Butte County 360,000. The weekly tal- top of regular state jobless northeast of Paradise and ly, a proxy for layoffs, has aid, may be enabling some moved into national for- fallen more or less steadi- people to be more selective est land in neighboring ly since topping 900,000 Plumas County. in early January. in looking for and taking The U.S. recovery from jobs. Roughly half the There was zero contain- the recession is proceed- states plan to stop paying ment and of cials kept in ing so quickly that many the supplement by the end place a warning for resi- forecasters have predicted of July in what proponents dents of the tiny communi- say is an effort to nudge ties of Pulga and east Con- that the economy will ex- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pand this year by rough- more of the unemployed cow to be ready to leave. to seek jobs. ly 7 percent. That would In its early hours, the Fire ghter Garrett Suza, with the Chiloquin Forest Service, mops up a hot “As life normalizes and be the most robust cal- re raced along steep spot on the northeast side of the Bootleg Fire near Sprague River, Ore. the service sector contin- endar-year growth since and hard-to-reach terrain 1,562 square miles — a statement. put off their departure to 1984. ues to gain momentum, we expect initial jobless about 10 miles from Para- combined area larger than The nearby Log Fire, pack more belongings and The rollout of COVID-19 dise, the foothill town that vaccines has sharply re- claims to remain in a Rhode Island — in a doz- which originated as three search for their missing was virtually incinerat- duced new viral cases — downtrend,” said Joshua en mostly Western states, tiny res on Monday, bal- cat. from a seven-day average Shapiro, chief U.S. econo- ed by the Camp Fire that according to the National looned to more than 7.5 “The sheriff’s depart- of around 250,000 in early mist at the consulting rm killed 85 people. The cur- Interagency Fire Center. square miles as winds ment had been there and January to roughly 25,000 Maria Fiorini Ramirez. rent re, which erupted in In southern Oregon the pushed the ames east- they said, ‘If you don’t get Last month, employers recently — despite a re- the rugged Feather River Bootleg Fire, the largest ward through wilderness. out of here now, then you added a hefty 850,000 cent uptick. As the health Valley northeast of Par- wild re currently burning Tim and Dee McCarley are going to die,’” said Tim crisis has receded, cooped- jobs, and hourly pay rose a adise, has not advanced could see trees exploding McCarley, 67, as he, his solid 3.6 percent compared in the U.S., covered more up Americans have in- toward the town, and res- into ames in their rear- wife and stepson rested with a year ago — faster than 355 square miles ear- creasingly emerged from idents have not been or- than the pre-pandemic ly Thursday after a day view mirror as they ed Wednesday at a shelter at their homes, eager to dered to evacuate. annual pace and evidence of extreme behavior and the re last week at the the Klamath County Fair- spend on things they had Larry Peterson, whose missed during pandem- that companies are being explosive growth. Twen- last minute. They had grounds. home in neighboring ic lockdowns — dinners compelled to pay more to ty-one homes have been Magalia survived the pre- out, a round of drinks, attract and keep workers. destroyed and another vious blaze, said some of sports and entertainment Even so, the United States 1,900 remained threatened remains about 6.8 million his neighbors were getting events, vacation getaways in the Fremont-Winema and shopping trips. jobs short of the number it their belongings together National Forest area just In response, businesses had in February 2020, just in case they had to ee. have scrambled to meet before the virus erupted “Anytime you’ve got a north of California that’s the unexpected surge in across the country and re after what we went been gripped by a historic customer demand: They paralyzed the economy. through, and another one drought. are posting job openings And weekly applica- is coming up, you’ve got “This re is going to tions for unemployment — a record 9.2 million in to be concerned,” he told continue to grow — the May — faster than they bene ts remain high by KHSL-TV. extremely dry vegetation can ll them. The worker historical standards: Just Other locals stocked up and weather are not in our shortage in many indus- before the pandemic, favor,” Joe Hessel, an inci- tries is causing employ- they amounted to about on water and other items. dent commander, said in a ers to raise wages and in 220,000 a week. All told, “We pretty much left some cases to raise prices 13.8 million Americans with our clothes on our to offset their higher labor were receiving some type backs” during the previous LAW OFFICES OF The value of each coupon shown here is equal to costs. of unemployment aid re, said Jennifer Younie of JAMES J. CARRIGAN or greater than the price of the newspaper. The supply of potential during the week of June Paradise. “So this time we • Social Security Disability hires is being held back by 26, down from 30.6 million are looking to be more pre- • Workers Compensation ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS! a variety of factors. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill The Great Job Reshuf e M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant Millions of Americans ap- down. Some are trying new restaurant business. E C J. G C¡ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall pear to be echoing the words things; others are demand- When I worked as a wait- 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K S ¢ Y of the Johnny Paycheck song ing changes in the worker in New York, between P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton “Take This Job and Shove place. There is a demand for journalism jobs, I knew J N. W T¢ J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman It.” This is a sentiment that more remote working. The waiters who dreamed of the is changing the work scene, rat race is running short of great restaurant where the Customer Service PUBLISHERS the way we work and the fu- willing rats. tips are generous and, above Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ture of work. Commuting seems to be all, the “patron is nice.” Un- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 the one big no-no. People Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 The workers of America seen, there is a lot of cussing Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 are shuf ing the deck in in the major work hubs and pressure in any restau- All Departments: Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 a way that has never hap- like New York, Washington, rant and job security is un- 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 pened before. It is accentu- Chicago and San Francisco Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 known. Ext. 2 Brian C. ayer, 1996-1999 ating an acute labor short- have sampled the joys and Enforced downtime has Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 age. the failings of working from Classi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 caused many to wonder I receive lists of job open- home, and commuting has whether they are even in classi [email protected] John S. Moran, 1975-1990 Executive Editor, ings every day and the com- lost. the right line of work, or mon denominator seems to I know people who used Subscriptions whether the money, prestige [email protected] be that you must show up at to spend four or ve hours or social recognition that a place of business. Among every day getting to work may have gone with their Circulation the big and seemingly fran- and back home in all these old job was worth it. [email protected] tic employers are FedEx, cities. Sitting in a trafc jam For others, the gig econo- Ext. 3 Walmart and Amazon. is neither creative nor the my has beckoned, where the Warehouse workers and de- best use of human life, these employer has been cut out. Newsroom livery drivers are the most people are now saying. Particularly, this is true of [email protected] EDITORIAL sought-after employees. In the movie “Network,” young people in communi- [email protected] To overcome the labor Peter Finch bellows, “I’m cations and related work. as mad as hell, and I’m not Ext. 4 shortage, wages are rising Geeks are a hot item and and adding to the rising going to take this anymore!” can contract directly. But Sports in ation — although what That is the new sentiment others, from landscape gar- [email protected] part of that rise is labor cost towards rigid travel and rig- deners to plumbers, are The U.S. military isn’t clear. Other factors are id work schedules. Working Ext. 5 going gig. The downside is pandemic-induced supply from home has taken people there are no benets, from Retail and Online chain disruptions, a tight- up the hill and shown them Social Security deductions Advertising needs more recruits ening of food ow from Cal- the valley, and they have [email protected] ifornia and other Western liked the valley. to pensions and health care. states and the acute hous- Other workers, particu- Society is lagging in rec- ADVERTISING Editorial from Bloomberg ognizing this new arena of ing shortage. The economy larly at the lower end of the Ernie Carpenter Jr. Opinion editorial board is rebalancing and so are work scale, have wondered work. We aren’t at full employ- Director of Advertising workers, reassessing their whether they wouldn’t be and Business Development, ext. 1355 ment. Unemployment is The withdrawal of U.S. troops lives and making changes. happier doing something [email protected] There has been a severe else now that they have had hovering around 5.9 percent from Afghanistan signals the end shortage of skilled workers time to ponder. A friend of and has gone up slightly as Ralph Mitchell of a war that involved close to for a long time. It has been mine’s daughter who was a the summer has progressed. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 [email protected] 800,000 American service mem- felt almost everywhere from professional waiter in Flor- This raises the question of how many of the formerly bers. Defending against new construction to electric line ida now works for a printer. Patricia Whalen workers. It is just worse She has found she gets a employed are now in the Sales Representative, ext. 1310 threats will require the U.S. to now, exacerbated by im- more dependable income, gig economy, skewing the [email protected] replenish its all-volunteer force migration restrictions and better hours and that in- gures. with fresh recruits — a task made workers who have joined calculable asset: a happier We are in what is, in effect, BUSINESS OFFICE harder by the dwindling number the reshuf e. work environment. a post-war recovery. Tradi- Susan J. Conti tionally, that is a time for of Americans willing and able to During the lockdown, mil- I love small business, and Controller, ext. 1288 lions of individuals have I believe it to be the essen- social readjustment, for old [email protected] serve. assessed what they do and, tial force for innovation and bonds to be loosed and for The U.S. currently has 1.3 mil- apparently, found it want- job creation. But it is also new energy to be released. Ted Grant Publisher, ext. 1234 ing. where petty boss-tyrants Is it time to sack the boss? lion active-duty service members. [email protected] Due to attrition and retirement, America’s workforce isn’t ourish. Lousy, egomania- Llewellyn King is executive returning to the jobs that cal employers aren’t hard producer and host of “White Marian Kinney the military needs to nd more they held before the lock- to nd, especially in the House Chronicle” on PBS. ext. 1212 than 150,000 new recruits ev- [email protected] ery year to meet its overall “end LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Will Kraft strength” goal. Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 Recruiting isn’t easy. At least [email protected]

70 percent of Americans between Gallo a true history buff Paula Villacreses 17 and 24 are ineligible for mili- A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 tary service due to obesity, men- To the editor: feel as if they were best ry Buff sessions and they [email protected] tal-health issues, past drug use, friends with Louie. are kept at the library. Louie Gallo was a friend, He was so down to earth, Mike Shanahan criminal records or lack of a high I am now treasuring all Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 a historian, an artist, a never stuffy. His stories that I can remember from school degree. [email protected] family member, a giver were endless and, as a his- tales he told of Swamp- The Defense Department esti- and he had a great sense tory buff, I gobbled them scott. We will remember Jim Wilson mates that just 2 percent out of of humor. up. I am so glad the library Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 him forever. Rest in peace, [email protected] 20.6 million 17- to 21-year-olds As I wallow in my sor- recorded his podcast on rows at his passing, think- the Fish House. Honest- dear Louie. CIRCULATION have the desired combination of ing that I am so sad, I have ly, there could have been strong academic credentials, ade- realized that it is not only scores of them if there was Molly Conner Lisa Mahmoud quate physical tness and an in- me that feels this way; it time to record everything President Manager, ext. 1239 terest in serving. is so many. That was his he said. Betty Holmes did Swampscott Historical [email protected] way: He made everyone record many of the Histo- Society Recruits tend to be drawn from CUSTOMER SERVICE a shrinking segment of the pop- La’ Mosha Ball ulation — from a small number Answers needed from MMWEC Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] of mostly southern states and To the editor: project as too complex for no information about families of veterans — a group average citizens to have whether it will host meet- GRAPHICS whose share of the population Massachusetts Munic- valuable insight. ings in the other 13 partic- is lower than at any time since ipal Wholesale Electric When community mem- ipating MLP communities. Trevor Andreozzi Designer World War II. The armed forces Company (MMWEC) bers were nally given the On July 2, it was report- oor to voice their distress [email protected] hosted a public forum in ed that MMWEC would continue to enjoy public support, Peabody offering area about further investing in hold a meeting about the Edwin Peralta Jr. but this skewing of the recruiting residents their rst op- fossil fuel infrastructure, Designer pool risks widening the divide be- portunity to communicate the lack of transparency proposal in Danvers, with no time allocated for pub- [email protected] tween service members and the directly with MMWEC surrounding the propos- about their concerns sur- al, and the already poor lic comments. North Shore NEWSROOM citizens they’re sworn to defend. rounding the proposed air quality in the region, residents are stakeholders The U.S. needs to persuade a plant. MMWEC ofcials did not in this process, they are Mike Alongi More than 120 local have adequate responses Sports Editor, ext. 1228 broader cross section of Ameri- making their voices heard, [email protected] cans to consider military service. community members to offer, and left several and it is time for MMWEC More generous enlistment bonus- crowded into the Torigian questions completely un- to reconcile their proposal Gayla Cawley Senior Center hoping to answered. with the needs of a com- News Editor, ext. 1236 es should be offered to candidates voice their opposition to At the meeting, MMWEC [email protected] munity that does not want who are qualied for critical po- the project and engage promised to follow up with this plant to be built. sitions and willing to sign up for with MMWEC leadership. written answers for those Allysha Dunnigan Reporter, ext. 1302 six-year contracts. Instead, they got a two- who asked questions. Al- hour lecture on the me- most two weeks later, Theo Rosen [email protected] The services should expand out- chanics of the plant lled community members have Community Action Spenser Hasak reach beyond recent high-school with inaccessible jargon, heard nothing. MMWEC Works Photographer, ext. 1332 graduates to community-college designed to portray the has also released almost Boston [email protected] and technical-college students, Thor Jourgensen who are more likely to have spe- Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 cialized skills and score higher on [email protected]

aptitude tests. Tréa Lavery Expanding the pool of qualied Reporter, ext. 1317 recruits, to be sure, isn’t a job [email protected]

for the military alone. Address- Jakob Menendez ing childhood obesity, substance Photographer, ext. 1332 abuse and poor academic achieve- [email protected] ment requires greater investment Anne Marie Tobin in the country’s K-12 education Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 and public-health systems. [email protected] The effort is critical — not just Sophie Yarin Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 for the preservation of American [email protected] power but also for the strength of TECHNOLOGY America’s democracy. 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] FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- A report of suspicious ac- Cause of fatal Saugus re larly arrests, re ect police records. tivity at 7:12 p.m. Wednes- In the event of a perceived inac- day on Jubilee Drive. A caller curacy, it is the sole responsibility reported a man was sleeping on the grass behind 4 Cen- determined to be electrical of the concerned party to contact tennial Drive. Police reported the relevant police department and the man was taking a nap on By Sam Minton in an interior attached morning. he said. have the department issue a no- the grass. ITEM STAFF porch at the front of the “Electrical res are the Jake Wark, a spokes- home, where numerous second leading cause of man for the re marshal, tice of correction to the Daily Item. A report of a road rage inci- SAUGUS — The cause electrical and extension re deaths in Massachu- stressed the importance of Corrections or clarications will not dent at 8:57 p.m. Wednesday of a re that took the lives cords were found in the setts,” said Ostroskey. “It’s having smoke and carbon be made without express notice of at Skate Park at 27 Perkins of two Richards Street debris, authorities said. critically important not to monoxide alarms inside change from the arresting police St. A man walked into the sta- residents last Saturday tion to report he was punched There was no evidence overload outlets with mul- homes. department. has been determined to be of smoke alarms or carbon tiple appliances, or to use in the face. electrical, State Fire Mar- “Every second counts monoxide alarms in the power strips or extension during a re and smoke shal Peter J. Ostroskey, home. All other sources cords to power devices like LYNN Theft alarms can buy time to es- Saugus Fire Chief Michael of ignition, including foul air conditioners or space cape before escape routes A report of a stolen motor Newbury and Essex Dis- play, have been ruled out heaters. Arrests are blocked by deadly vehicle at 4:14 p.m. Wednes- trict Attorney Jonathan by of cials. “If you see sparks, hear Nikolas Angelesco, 25, of day at Elite Pre-Owned Auto Blodgett said. Two elderly siblings, sizzling or buzzing, or smoke, heat and toxic gas- 34 Munroe St., was arrested at 153 Newbury St. A joint investigation by Swampscott’s unof cial smell the vague odor of es,” said Wark. “We recom- and charged with drug pos- the Saugus Fire Depart- town historian, Lou Gal- something burning, call mend smoke detectors on session with intent to distrib- SAUGUS ment, State Police Fire & lo, and his sister, Rose your local re department every level of the dwelling ute at 11:54 a.m. Thursday. Explosion Investigation Naples, were killed after immediately. Fire ghters and in any sleeping areas.” Michael McNeil, 39, of Animal Complaint Unit and the Of ce of the a re broke out at their can use thermal imaging Sam Minton can be 100 Willow St., was arrested State Fire Marshal re- home between 5:30 and technology to see exces- reached at sminton@item- and charged with shoplifting At 7:58 a.m. Wednesday, vealed that the re began 6:30 a.m. last Saturday sive heat inside the walls,” live.com. by asportation at 6:26 p.m. a caller reported that a bird Wednesday. got stuck in her chimney on Pleasant Street. Accidents Garage door opener A report of a motor vehicle Disturbances crash at 7:27 p.m. Wednes- On Wednesday at 11:07 day at 44 Bloom eld St.; at p.m., a caller reported that sparks re in Nahant 1:40 a.m. Thursday at 650 she had an argument with a Lynn eld St.; at 7:50 a.m. neighbor on Newhall Avenue Thursday at 330 Lynnway. who then assaulted the wom- By Sam Minton vere Fire departments also control within 15 minutes, While the cause of the an and her boyfriend. ITEM STAFF responded to the re. There the re department said. re is under investigation, were no injuries reported The garage is consid- Pappalardo said a faulty Assaults NAHANT — A garage re and the house did not sus- ered a total loss due to garage door opener is the Hazardous Conditions on Flash Road Thursday A report of an assault and tain any damage — the ga- heavy re and smoke likely culprit. afternoon prompted the re- battery at 8:18 p.m. Wednes- At 4:52 p.m. Wednesday, a rage is a separate unit from damage, the department “The light up top was day on Milton Street. caller reported that she had sponse of several neighbor- the home — but the garage said. ing re departments. probably the hottest part,” oil delivered last week but no- was damaged, the Nahant According to Nahant he said. “The homeowner Overdose At approximately 2:45 Fire Department said. Senior Fire ghter Frank ticed it was leaking. said he was having some p.m., Nahant re ghters Fire ghters encountered Pappalardo, the home- issues with the garage door A report of an opiate over- SWAMPSCOTT responded to a call for a re heavy ames throughout owner’s father was a re dose at 7:24 p.m. Wednesday that broke out at a garage the structure and shoot- chief in Revere. The Nah- so it looks like the light on at CVS at 509 Eastern Ave.; top of a garage and the au- Accidents at 8 Flash Road, which is ing through the roof upon ant re ghters were able at 10:23 p.m. Wednesday at right down the street from arrival, but were able to to get his old re helmets tomatic door opener was 148 Liberty St. A hit-and-run accident the town’s re department. extinguish the re quick- out of the garage, but they probably where it started.” was reported at 7:08 p.m. Nahant Engine 32 was ly and prevent it from were burned in the blaze. Sam Minton can be Vandalism Wednesday at Domino’s Pizza. rst on the scene. The spreading beyond the ga- Some children’s toys were reached at sminton@item- A report of vandalism at A rollover accident was re- Lynn, Swampscott and Re- rage. The blaze was under also damaged, he said. live.com. 9:20 a.m. Thursday at 16 ported at 8:52 p.m. Wednes- Ocean View Ave. day at Preston Beach. Cuomo to be questioned in MARBLEHEAD Animals A report of a dog in a Accidents parked car on King Street at sexual harassment investigation 12:42 p.m. Tuesday. The car A minor accident was re- was gone when police arrived. ported at 3:02 p.m. Wednes- At 2:10 p.m. Tuesday, jani- By Marina called for his resignation. day on Commercial Street. torial staff at the police sta- Villenueve, Michael Cuomo, in of ce since tion reported a raccoon stuck R. Sisak and 2011, has rebuffed calls to Complaints in a dumpster. Animal Control Michael Balsamo step aside over the allega- ASSOCIATED PRESS tions. A Pleasant Street resident was noti ed. called at 3:03 p.m. Wednes- ALBANY, N.Y. — New Cuomo’s popularity has day to report that a man was Complaints York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is dipped this year: about 62 percent of voters said Cuo- outside cutting her bushes. A Hillcrest Circle resident expected to be interviewed Police determined that the Saturday as the state attor- mo should resign or not seek called at 3:13 p.m. Tuesday re-election in a late June man, who did not speak En- to report that there were un- ney general’s of ce winds glish, had gone to the wrong down its investigation into poll by Siena College. Still, wanted family members at supporters point out that house by mistake. his home. sexual harassment and A Pleasant Street resident misconduct allegations 61 percent of Democrats in A Burpee Road resident that poll said they have a fa- called at 7:41 p.m. Wednes- called at 5:20 p.m. Tuesday to that upended his national day to report that she felt like reputation and threatened vorable opinion of him. report that her husband was A message seeking com- she was being watched. being harassed by a neighbor. his hold on power as he gears up to run for a fourth FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ment was left with Cuo- A report of a ght outside mo’s lawyer, Rita Glavin. Fires term next year. Gov. Andrew Cuomo listens during a news con- Panera Bread at 1:43 p.m. A Cuomo spokesperson Wednesday. The timing of the inter- ference in New York. A report of a re in an oven view in Albany, the state’s said Thursday he had no on Risley Road at 5:11 p.m. A Vantage Terrace resident comment. The state at- capital, was con rmed facing an impeachment in- of unwanted kisses, touch- Wednesday. A neighbor put called at 6:37 p.m. Wednes- torney general’s of ce de- Thursday to The Associ- es and groping and inap- the re out with an extinguish- day to report ongoing harass- quiry in the state assembly. clined comment. ment. ated Press by two people Saturday’s interview propriate sexual remarks. er before the re department familiar with the investi- “We have said repeatedly A Lincoln House Avenue signals that investigators Cuomo initially apol- arrived. gation. They were not au- that the governor doesn’t resident called at 9:13 p.m. ogized and said that he thorized to speak publicly are nearly done with their want to comment on this Hazardous conditions Wednesday to report that her work, which has included “learned an important review until he has coop- son had come to her house about the case and did so on condition of anonymity. interviews with the gov- lesson” about his behav- erated, but the continued The DPW was noti ed of and was banging on the door. Investigators were al- ernor’s accusers, though ior around women, though leaks are more evidence of a large pothole on Barnard ways expected to speak they may need some time he’s since denied that he the transparent political Street at 7:56 a.m. Wednes- Fires with Cuomo, who said at to tie up loose ends before did anything wrong and motivation of the attorney day. the start of the probe in a report is issued. questioned the motiva- general’s review,” Cuomo Police received a report of a A report of an out-of-control March that he would “fully Several women have ac- tions of accusers and fel- senior advisor Richard Az- boat parked on the sidewalk re pit in a backyard on Eu- cooperate.” Cuomo is also cused Cuomo, a Democrat, low Democrats who’ve zopardi said. and in the road on Norman reka Avenue. The re depart- Street at 2:14 p.m. Wednes- ment successfully put out the day. re. Scams Overdose With virus cases rising, mask A report of stolen credit A report of an opiate over- card information at 12:33 dose at 1:29 a.m. Tuesday on mandate back on in Los Angeles p.m. Wednesday on West Essex Street. Shore Drive. Scams By Christopher Weber and PEABODY A manager at Santander John Antczak Bank called at 11:30 a.m. ASSOCIATED PRESS Arrests Wednesday to report that an LOS ANGELES — Los elderly woman was trying to John Mello, 28, of 31 Gard- Angeles County will again withdraw a large sum of mon- require masks be worn ner St., was arrested on a ey, and he believed it may be Visitors wear indoors in the nation’s warrant at 2:56 p.m. Wednes- a scam. masks as largest county, even by day. A caller from Spinale and they walk in those vaccinated against Company at 12:29 p.m. a shopping Accidents Wednesday reported that a the coronavirus, while the district in the Facebook page had been University of California Hollywood A report of a motor vehicle system also said Thursday crash at 6:35 p.m. Wednes- hacked and credit card infor- section of Los mation was stolen and used. that students, faculty and Angeles. day at 6 Batchelder Ave.; at staff must be inoculated 9:33 a.m. Thursday at Route against the disease to re- 128 North and Centennial Suspicious activity FILE PHOTO | turn to campuses. ASSOCIATED PRESS Drive; at 10:39 a.m. Thurs- A caller reported seeing two The announcements day at 152 Washington St.; at men walking on the railroad come amid a sharp in- mandate, said Dr. Muntu drinking at restaurants. hospitalizations have now 10:53 a.m. Thursday at Cen- tracks by Duncan Terrace at crease in virus cases, many Davis, public health of cer Davis said of cials will topped 400. tral Street and Munroe Court; 2:23 p.m. Tuesday. of them the highly trans- for the county’s 10 million focus on education rather “The next level is high at 11:32 a.m. Thursday at Three juveniles came to the missible delta variant that people. The public health than enforcement. Hand- 136 Main St. and 8 Caller St. transmission, and that’s station at 3:07 p.m. Tuesday has proliferated since Cal- order will go into effect just ing out citations to people not a place where we want to report a strange interaction ifornia fully reopened its before midnight Saturday. who don’t comply is “not to be,” he said. Complaints with a man at Mission on the economy on June 15 and “This is an all-hands-on- something we really want It comes after a winter Bay. did away with capacity deck moment,” Davis said to have to do,” he said. A report of a disturbance where Los Angeles Coun- limits and social distanc- during a virtual news con- Los Angeles County has at 4:03 p.m. Wednesday ty experienced a massive at City Hall at 24 Lowell St. Threats ing. The vast majority of ference. been recording more than new cases are among un- He didn’t fully detail 1,000 new cases each day surge in infections and A caller reported kids were At 11:37 a.m. Tuesday, a deaths, with hospitals skateboarding and refusing to vaccinated people. what would be some excep- for a week, and there is caller from Kensington Lane overloaded with COVID-19 leave the property. An of cer The rapid and sustained tions to the mask rule but now “substantial commu- reported receiving threats by increase in cases in Los said, for example, people nity transmission,” Davis patients and ambulances spoke with four males, who email from a client. left without incident. Angeles County requires could still take off their said. On Thursday, there idling outside, waiting for restoring an indoor mask masks while eating and were 1,537 new cases, and beds to open. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 Lynn English letterman jacket hits home Saugus rep’s LYNN ENGLISH rst order. reforms rejected From A1 “I don’t know if the man- ufacturer was up there give legislators time to walking by downtown. REFORMS or what, but nding it in From A1 properly review the bills Battle said Hope recog- a thrift shop in Crown nized the football jacket being polled and to make Point, Ind. is crazy,” Battle bills need to be made and sent him a photo say- a more informed decision said. available 24 hours prior to ing he couldn’t believe he when casting their votes. Battle ew home to debate. The Saugus law- The amendment failed on came across such a thing maker supported a reform in a city so far away. Lynn and gave the jack- a 124-35 vote. aimed at extending that Hope left the store be- et to Fresco on Thursday One of the few amend- timeframe to 48 hours pri- fore Battle asked him to outside of their alma ma- ments Wong supported buy it, so Hope’s friend ter, saying he was happy or to debate. The measure that did pass allows for purchased the jacket and the jacket found its way failed, with the reform any member serving on ac- gave it to Battle when she home. only gaining 39 votes out tive reserve military duty went to Louisville, Ky. a Having the jacket back of the 158 that were cast, to participate remotely in few weeks later to visit a in Lynn means a lot to according to his of ce. a formal session, subject friend. Fresco because he said it During oor debate, to the requirements and Battle wanted the jacket represents the people in Wong also supported an limitations of federal law so he could return it to its the city, the community amendment requiring all and regulation. rightful owner, someone and the school. committee polls to be open Sam Minton can be he said he was determined “I wouldn’t want any- for a minimum of two reached at sminton@item- to nd. one random wearing it hours. He said this would live.com. Battle took to a Lynn because they don’t know Facebook page to post the meaning and backsto- photos of the jacket, ask- ry of the jacket and what A family’s love ing if anyone knew who it really means to be from ‘Fresco’ was. Lynn,” Fresco said. “I was After receiving more glad a lot of people in the endures after 50 years than 100 shares, the post community were able to FAMILY ning Item. reached Brian Fresco, a communicate with each “It meant a lot to them 2018 graduate of Lynn ITEM PHOTO | JIM WILSON From A1 other and reach out (to and it helped,” recalled English. their children over the 2018 LEHS graduate Brian Fresco dons his nd me).” Margaret. Fresco’s cousin, Natalie years. jacket that was returned to him after turning Fresco said it was even They have never missed Fresco — who graduated John Finnigan and his up at a thrift store in Indiana. It was returned better to have the jacket a year publishing the trib- from English in 2020 — family gather on Satur- to him by 1978 LEHS graduate Michael Battle, gifted to him from another ute. Their mother contin- saw the post and sent it to day at his Lynn home to who resides in Shelbyville, Ky. Bulldog, bringing togeth- ued the tradition after Ter- her cousin, asking if it was remember Terry — in the er two generations of En- ence Finnigan died in 1995 his and how it ended up in she knew whom the jacket nior year football season, words of John Finnigan glish football players. and John and Margaret Indiana. belonged to. Fresco said, his football and Margaret Finnigan Fresco is currently carried it on after Cather- Fresco said he woke up Battle said Mageary Coach Chris Carroll told Wright — “as one of Lynn’s taking courses at North to his cousin’s text, and spoke very highly of Fres- the team there would be hometown boys.” ine Finnigan died in 2010. Shore Community College countless others from co and helped the two get a delay on the jackets be- On July 9, 1971, Terry When a new Finnigan friends and family send- in contact with each other. cause some of them got and said he wants to work joined other kids jumping generation grew old enough ing him screenshots of the The jacket’s journey to messed up. Although the in law enforcement, but off the ledge running along to hear stories about Ter- Facebook post. Indiana still remains a team never received the will always remember his the Lynn Shore Drive sea- ry, they learned about a Former English teacher mystery, but Fresco said he jackets that got messed connection and experience wall and into the waves shy kid who loved sports Lisa Mageary, who had thinks it was one of the de- up — they didn’t have the at English. rolling onto King’s Beach. and school. John Finnigan Fresco in class, saw the fault jackets that he never year included — Fresco Allysha Dunnigan can “Terry dove in and missed named his rstborn son post and messaged Battle received his junior year. thinks the jacket found in be reached at adunnigan@ the wave,” recounted his Terence, carrying the name on Facebook to tell him At the end of his ju- Indiana was a part of that itemlive.com. siblings. onward and memorializing The dive left him para- his late brother. lyzed with a severed spi- A sales and strategy ana- A legend lives on in Central Square nal cord. Terence Finnigan lyst for State Street Bank, died on July 17, 1971. 29-year-old Terry Finnigan STATUE explaining that he has been “He was the pride and joy vowed to honor his uncle’s From A1 waiting nearly two years to of his family; he had large memory by running the see his statue mounted in Boston Marathon on behalf which translates from Ital- hopes and dreams and was the park and named after looking forward to a beau- of the Travis Roy Founda- ian to ‘ nally.’ Douglass. For Pisano, who tion and its work helping “We waited unnecessar- tiful summer,” said John brought friends and fam- spinal-cord injury survi- ily long for all the various and Margaret. ily to witness the momen- vors. things to happen,” he add- Terry’s death crushed his tous occasion, being able to family, leaving his father, COVID-19 and its spate ed. bring people together was State Sen. Brendon Terence, and mother, Cath- of public event cancella- central to his endeavor. Crighton (D-Lynn), who erine, with only memories tions shelved Finnigan’s “We have too many of us spearheaded the push for to keep their love for him goal, but he was unde- who separate from the rest the downtown park, said burning bright and to as- terred: On Sept. 12, 2020, of us and become individu- he was excited that the do- suage their grief and the Terry Finnigan ran 26.2 nated sculpture had nally alist, and their philosophy loss felt by their surviving miles through Lynn, arrived at its permanent is not explainable,” he said, children. Swampscott and Nahant home. “but when you are one of They told stories about to honor his uncle. The per- “This has been a long a crowd, in mutual sym- how Terry’s Little League sonal marathon ended at process both for the leg- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK pathy, it’s fantastic and I team practiced with Bos- the King’s Beach seawall islation, dealing with the think we are having that ton Red Sox slugger Tony where fellow Finnigans Nahant sculptor Ray Pisano, who created the right now.” development on the water- statue of Frederick Douglass now on display in Conigliaro and how Terry gathered to embrace him. front and the creation of Crighton said he expects wrote poetry and looked Terry Finnigan — son, Central Square park, said the ultimate goal of the new park will open the park,” said Crighton. his endeavor was to bring people together. forward to summer camp, uncle and brother — will “Also, the of cial building soon, an occasion set to in- then high school. be alive in the hearts of being signed into law, nam- plete and in place.” was thrown off a train car clude a formal dedication On the rst anniversary his family on Saturday and ing it Frederick Douglass The location of the me- reserved for whites at the and the attendance of sev- of his death, Terence and time will never dim their Park; it was the great work morial was intentional, Central Square Station in eral city and state of cials. Catherine Finnigan me- memory and love. of a legend, Ray Pisano, Pisano said, as it was 1841. Sam Minton can be morialized their son in the Thor Jourgensen can be who contributed so much mounted as close as pos- Pisano described Thurs- reached at sminton@item- rst In Memoriam they reached at tjourgensen@ to Lynn, nally being com- sible to where Douglass day as a “hallelujah” day, live.com. published in the Daily Eve- itemlive.com. Nahant appoints Antrim new re chief ANTRIM in the future. This is an From A1 extremely important appointment from my per- Town Manager Antonio spective as one of the core Barletta said that this department heads." was an exciting day for With the Board of Se- Nahant. The town had lectmen of cially approv- applicants from all over ing the hire, Antrim will the commonwealth — as get sworn in as re chief well as in New York and on Friday, July 23. Pennsylvania — but Bar- "I'm really excited for letta said no candidate the opportunity," Antrim had the passion that An- said. "I'm looking for- trim has. "He has such an in- ward to working with all stinctual passion and the men and women on love for this town and for the department, (and to) the department and for continue the work Chief the guys," Barletta said. Palumbo started. (I'll) "He has great ideas about continue to try and move ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ how to continue the top- the department forward Cheryl McCarran, who works in the Swampscott Police Department as a matron, hugs Chief Ron notch service that we in a positive direction." Madigan on his last day on the job. The two worked together for nearly 40 years. provide for the commu- Sam Minton can be nity and how to improve reached at sminton@item- Swampscott chief calls it a career upon the department live.com. MADIGAN things down,” Reen said. overseeing the accredita- retired Chief David Kurz From A1 “That’s a quality he’s be- tion of the department in of Durham, N.H. as the de- stowed on the rank and 2018. partment’s interim police known no other chief. le of the department, and “He leaves the depart- administrator while the “That’s an amazing we’ll keep that going.” ment poised for the fu- town conducts the search amount of dedication to Town Administrator ture,” Fitzgerald said, the town you grew up in Sean Fitzgerald praised noting the town’s decision for a new chief. and the town that you Madigan’s leadership as last year to remove its po- Meanwhile, Fitzgerald served,” Kable said. well, saying that among lice and re departments joked that his only regret Of cer Kevin Reen, pres- the many police chiefs from the civil service hir- was that Madigan did not ident of the Swampscott he has worked with over ing system. “We’ll be hir- attend his retirement par- Home delivery Police Union, said that his career, Madigan is ing much more inclusive ty wearing a Hawaiian Madigan would be missed subscribers unique. He mentioned the members to serve. That shirt. in the department, and chief’s work of bringing will be his legacy, sup- “He’s a quintessential, appreciated his calmness the department into the porting these important Get FREE access true-blue Swampscott as a chief. 21st century, including re- changes. He’ll have some to the e-edition on “He’s a quiet leader, al- questing body cameras for big shoes to ll.” guy,” Fitzgerald said. ways able to take advan- its of cers ve years ago, The town has contract- Tréa Lavery can be tage of a dif cult situation transitioning to a brand- ed with Municipal Re- reached at tlavery@item- and knows how to slow new police station and sources, Inc. to appoint live.com. FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK PHOTO | PAULA MULLER James McElligott, 3, of Boxford, waves an American ag as the “Rolling Philip Alexander and Susan Ruth, both of Swampscott, played on the Thunder” parade escorting the “Wall That Heals” crosses into Nahant porch of the ReachArts Community Arts Center on Burrill Street in on Tuesday. Swampscott during the Garden Art Walk.

ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN Unlike a stranded motorist, whose car ended up submerged as he attempted to get through the tunnel under Route 128, Lynneld resident Ed- ward Allen, 23, found a more effective way to get through, using his surfboard last Friday.

ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Natasha Megie-Maddrey is running for Lynn City Council in Ward 4 de- Will Noumi, left, and Kevin Geary collect their putts from the cup on the spite facing racial proling throughout her current and past campaigns. seventh green of Reedy Meadow Golf Course during the Lynneld Rec Megie-Maddrey says she “wants people to do their research and vote for golf camp. the right candidate” and not let race interfere with the campaign. A8 FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 LOOK! Guinea Pig Appreciation Day, National Personal Chef Day, National Fresh Spinach Day

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COURTESY PHOTO | DAVID COLT PHOTOGRAPHY/MASS GOLF Former St. John’s Prep star Chris Francoeur won two matches on Thursday and is moving on to the quarter nals of the Massachusetts Amateur Championship. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Peabody West’s Cullen Pasterick went 1-for-3 with a triple and an RBI and also threw a complete Francoeur moves on game on the mound in a win over Peabody in a District 16 Tournament game Thursday. to quarter nals at Peabody West downs Peabody Mass. Amateur With the win, Peabody Cullen Pasterick was a For Peabody, Joseph Ta- DISTRICT 16 BASEBALL West remains undefeat- key gure in the win for villa (1-for-1, double) had GOLF home a 3-and-2 victory. By Mike Alongi ed and moves on to the Peabody West, tossing the lone RBI in the loss. Francoeur never trailed in ITEM SPORTS EDITOR District 16 Tournament a complete game on the Caleb Penn (1-for-3) and By Mike Alongi the match, although Tib- championship. mound and allowing two Matt Nazzaro (1-for-2) ITEM SPORTS EDITOR betts battled back to tie LYNN — After jumping “Jumping out early like runs on three hits with each had a hit. three different times. But out to a 3-0 lead in the WEST NEWTON — that was the difference nine strikeouts. He also Dylan Cunningham Francoeur kept the lead With a pair of match play rst two innings, the Pea- in the game, because went 1-for-3 with a triple took the loss on the for the entire back nine, wins Thursday afternoon, body West Little League Peabody’s pitching was and an RBI. mound after pitching the eventually going 3-up af- former St. John’s Prep all-stars were forced to phenomenal,” said Pea- Marc Bettencourt went rst four innings, while ter 16 holes to take home star and current Univer- hang on to a close 3-2 body West Coach Mark 1-for-3 with an RBI in the TJ Bayko pitched the - the win. sity of Louisville golfer win over cross-town ri- Bettencourt. “Peabody win, while Jimmy DiCar- nal two. Cunningham al- Swampscott native and Chris Francoeur (Ames- val Peabody in a District rallied and put some lo (1-for-4, double), Ryan lowed three runs on two current Holy Cross golf- bury Golf & Country Club) 16 Tournament winners pressure on us late, but Skerry (1-for-2), Jackson hits with 11 strikeouts, er Christian Emmerich punched his ticket to the bracket game Thursday the guys stood tall, took Taylor (1-for-1) and Gabe while Bayko gave up four (Kernwood Country Club) quarter nal round of the evening at the Pine Hill hits and struck out two. also earned a win in match a deep breath and earned Casiano (1-for-2) each Massachusetts Amateur play on Thursday before Little League Field. the win.” added a hit. DISTRICT 16, B2 Championship at Brae falling in the Round of 16. Burn Country Club. Emmerich had a com- Francoeur had a dom- pletely different start to inant start to his day, his morning, having to rolling to an 8-and-7 Oosthuizen, Spieth leading the way battle through 19 holes to win over Ryan Downes take down his Round of 32 (GreatHorse) in the Round opponent Sean Fitzpat- of 32. rick (George Wright Golf as normalcy returns to The Open After a par and a tie on Course). the opening hole, Fran- Emmerich birdied the By Steve Douglas the key thing,” said Oost- coeur birdied four holes in rst hole of the day and ASSOCIATED PRESS huizen, who hasn’t won a row to go 4-up after ve. held a 1-up lead through one of them since the Brit- Two more birdies on the SANDWICH, England four holes until Fitzpat- ish Open at St. Andrews front nine extended that — Jordan Spieth rolled rick tied things up on the in 2010. There have been lead to a 6-up advantage in putts like it was 2017. fth hole. The two traded six runner-up nishes in as the two made the turn, Louis Oosthuizen put shots through the next the majors since then, in- then Francoeur birdied those runner-up nishes several holes, and the cluding in the last two. both the 10th and 11th in the last two majors out match stood all square Oosthuizen and Spieth holes to take home the of mind and soared to the through 10 holes. Fitzpat- were among the morning victory with seven holes to top of the leaderboard. rick then went on a run to starters who enjoyed the spare. They gave the British take a 2-up lead after 13 best of the conditions, no- In the Round of 16, Fran- Open a familiar feel on holes, but Emmerich nev- tably soft bounces on the coeur went up against Kyle Thursday. er quit. most undulating fairways Tibbetts (Framingham Normalcy returned to and greens on the Open Country Club) and took GOLF, B2 the wind-swept links at rotation. Royal St. George’s in oth- Yet many of the world’s er ways, too. best couldn’t take advan- The roars and cheers tage. Lynn Parks & Rec summer of the biggest golf crowd Patience already might since the pandemic rum- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be wearing thin for U.S. basketball continues with bled around this quirky Open champion Jon course off Sandwich Bay, Jordan Spieth shot a 5-under 65 to grab a share Rahm, who slapped his just like pre-COVID of second place after the rst round of The Open thigh in frustration after nine more games times. Championship. making a double-bogey For Spieth, that was at No. 9, where he took as welcome as being an to four years ago when at Royal St. George’s, By Mike Alongi 28 win over Waste Man- two shots to get out of a ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Open contender once he lifted the claret jug at previously set by Christy agement. Jose Martinez pot bunker in the fairway. again. Royal Birkdale — the last O’Connor Jr. in 1981. scored 18 points to pace He shot 71, like Bryson LYNN — The Lynn “It feels inside the English venue to host the That didn’t look as Gannon Building, while DeChambeau, who spent Parks and Recreation ropes, from the rst tee British Open — when he though it would be the Darvinismos Feliz scored much of his rst round up summer basketball league forward, the most nor- was hitting the ball better case after the South Af- 12 points to lead Waste to his knees in deep grass closed out the week in mal of any tournament than he ever has. rican opened with seven Management. — and cursing his driver, style, with four games on we have played thus far Spieth was a shot off straight pars. He followed In the high school divi- saying it “sucks” — after Thursday and ve games relative to that same the lead held by Oosthui- with six birdies in his next sion’s rst game, Solimine being unable to use his on Friday across three di- tournament in previous zen, who saved par from a nine holes. Funeral Home defeated power to overwhelm Royal visions. years,” Spieth said. fairway bunker on No. 18 “I’ve learnt over the Neil A. Price 41-31. Den- St. George’s. In the elementary school zel Guillén led Solimine His 5-under 65 cer- for a 6-under 64. That tied years playing major cham- division, the lone game Funeral Home with 14 tainly turned back time the lowest opening round pionships that patience is OPEN, B2 saw John’s Fuel Service points, while Mack Peters take down Pizza Lovers scored 11 points. For Neil 14-5. Kevin Larg led the A. Price, Moses Reynoso attack for John’s Fuel Ser- scored eight points and Large turnout for Lynn Woods Summer Running vice with six points, while Louis Ledesma scored ve Stephen Azzun added points. By Mike Alongi and Daniel Skeirik tied for ond place (17:41), while Lynn native and former St. four points. Trevin Bing- The second high school ITEM SPORTS EDITOR third place (14:54). Lynn’s Lynn’s Eamonn McHale Mary’s star Taban Manyok ham scored ve points for division game saw Soli- Dianne Pheun (15:16), (18:06), Lynn’s Nathan with a time of 45:41 — Pizza Lovers. LYNN — The Lynn Woods mine Funeral Home take Saugus’ Katana O’Keefe Hammerschmit (18:15) nearly four minutes ahead In the rst middle Summer Running series down Lynn Municipal 33- (15:46), Lynn’s Hannah and Danvers’ Thomas Wil- of second place. Lynn’s Na- school game, Dandreo completed its sixth session 25. Peters led the way for Desilets (15:53), Lynn’s liamson (18:29) rounded kri Dao (49:30), Haverhill’s Brothers defeated Catal- of the year on Wednesday Solimine this time with Drayko Phoutsakanh out the top ve. The rest of Dan Verrington (52:06), do Ambulance 44-34. An- evening, with 144 runners 16 points, while Guillén (16:56), Billerica’s Liam the top 10 was made up of Lynn’s Elias Bakas (53:38), drew Korome led Dandreo competing across three dif- Fay (17:01) and Billerica’s Melrose’s Andrew Skeirik scored six points. For Lynn eld’s Brian Hut- Brothers with 22 points, ferent races. Donald Fay (17:01) round- (18:37), Lynn’s Alan Barri- Lynn Municipal, Stanley while Dataree Brown In the kids race, which ed out the top 10. os (18:48), Wake eld’s Pe- ter (53:41), Boxford’s Jeff Rodrigues scored eight scored 10 points in the ran a course of 1.57 miles, In the 2.49-mile race, ter Swain (20:03), Lynn’s Hixon (54:37), Lynn’s Bri- points and Tahj Purter loss for Cataldo Ambu- Lynn’s Eli Osgood took Lynn’s Rachel Brennan Paul Robertson (20:09) and an Beaulieu (55:36), Lynn’s scored seven points. lance. home rst place with a — a former Lynn Clas- Swampscott’s Ted Kennedy Ian Edwards (56:02), In Thursday’s action, In the second game of time of 13:29. Lynn’s An- sical star runner — took (20:35). Lynn’s Eric Bowden (56:12) there were two elementa- the middle school divi- gelino Castillo nished in home the win with a time The longest race of the and Lynn eld’s Sam Cros- ry school games, two mid- sion, Gannon Building second place (13:47), while of 17:21. Marblehead’s Ty- day, dubbed the “Tour de bie (57:19) rounded out the squeezed out a tight 39- BASKETBALL, B2 Melrose’s Caroline Skeirik son Miller nished in sec- Lynn Woods,” was won by top 10. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021

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Thursday’s Games San Diego (Paddack 4-6) at Washington Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:08 p.m. (TBD), 7:05 p.m. Francoeur moving on at Massachusetts Amateur Friday’s Games Milwaukee (TBD) at Cincinnati (TBD), 7:10 Minnesota (TBD) at Detroit (Ureña 2-8), p.m. 2:10 p.m., 1st game San Francisco (Gausman 9-3) at St. Louis GOLF et to the next round. the 17th. holes. But with a chance Boston (Pérez 7-5) at N.Y. Yankees (TBD), (Wainwright 7-5), 8:15 p.m. Emmerich took on The only other local play- to force extra holes on the 7:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Urías 11-3) at Colorado (Sen- From B1 Texas (Lyles 5-5) at Toronto (TBD), 7:07 zatela 2-8), 8:40 p.m. Weston Jones (Charter er who made it through to 18th, Zolotas made a bo- p.m. Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 11-4) at Arizona The former St. Mary’s Oak Country Club) in the match play was Tedesco gey and Stimets made a Minnesota (TBD) at Detroit (TBD), 7:10 (TBD), 9:40 p.m. p.m., 2nd game Saturday’s Games star won three holes in a Round of 16, falling 2-and- Country Club’s George par to end the match. Tampa Bay (Wacha 2-2) at Atlanta (Morton Texas at Toronto, 3:07 p.m. 8-3), 7:20 p.m. row to take a 1-up lead to 1. The two golfers tied Zolotas, who fell to Ricky Francoeur will now take Cleveland at Oakland, 4:07 p.m. Baltimore (TBD) at Kansas City (TBD), 8:10 Minnesota at Detroit, 6:10 p.m. the 17th tee, but Fitzpat- 11 of the 17 holes they Stimets (Worcester Coun- on Jones in the quarter - p.m. Houston (McCullers Jr. 6-2) at Chicago Baltimore at Kansas City, 7:10 p.m. rick won the 17th hole and played, but Jones was able try Club) in the Round of nal round Friday morning, White Sox (TBD), 8:10 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:15 p.m. the two went to a playoff. to make a couple of critical 32 by a score of 2-up. with the tee time set for 8 Seattle (TBD) at L.A. Angels (Heaney 5-6), Houston at Chicago White Sox, 7:15 p.m. 9:38 p.m. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. After making the trek birdies to take home the In a back-and-forth a.m. The winner will then Cleveland (Morgan 1-3) at Oakland (TBD), Seattle at L.A. Angels, 9:07 p.m. back to the rst tee, Em- win. After falling 2-down match, Zolotas was move on to the semi nal 9:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Miami (Alcantara 5-8) at Philadelphia Miami at Philadelphia, 6:05 p.m. merich once again made a through 14 holes, Emmer- 4-down through 12 holes round for a chance to play (TBD), 4:05 p.m., 1st game N.Y. Mets at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. birdie on the short par-4 ich couldn’t make up the before battling back to in the 36-hole champion- Miami (TBD) at Philadelphia (TBD), 7:05 San Diego at Washington, 7:05 p.m. p.m., 2nd game Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. rst and punched his tick- ground in time and fell on only 1-down through 17 ship match on Saturday. N.Y. Mets (Stroman 6-7) at Pittsburgh San Francisco at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. (TBD), 7:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS Lynn Parks & Rec summer basketball rolls on July 16 British Open with a course-record 63 to give him a one-stroke lead BASKETBALL Pizza Lovers then moved a close 22-19 win over offense for Waste Manage- 1920 — Babe Ruth breaks his sea- on to face Lazy Dog Sports Gannon Building. Andrew ment with 10 points. son record of 29 homers with his after the second round. From B1 1995 — Annika Sorenstam of Swe- Bar, earning an 11-3 vic- Ko scored 10 points for In the high school di- 30th, leading the New York Yankees In the rst game of the den wins the U.S. Women’s Open tory. Brown once again Dandreo Brothers, while vision, Solimine Funeral past the St. Louis Browns, 5-2. Ruth elementary school divi- scored four points in the Giovanni Jean had 10 Home notched a big win by one stroke over Meg Mallon, her ends the season with 54. sion, Pizza Lovers defeat- win for Pizza Lovers, while points for Gannon Build- over Columbia Insurance, rst victory on the LPGA Tour. 1920 — The United States sweeps ed John’s Fuel by a score Robert Martinez scored all ing. 40-18. Denzel Guillén led 2005 — In Las Vegas, Jermain Tay- Australia in ve matches to win the of 13-5. Tyler Brown led three points for Lazy Dog In the second game of the way for Solimine with lor beats Bernard Hopkins for the Davis Cup for the rst time since Pizza Lovers with four Sports Bar. the middle school division, 13 points, while Daron undisputed middleweight title. Hop- 1913. The U.S. team is made up of points, while Cassius Sen- In the rst game of the Waste Management de- Guillén and Joshua An- kins, a winner of a record 20 con- Bill Tilden and Bill Johnston. sibaldi scored two points middle school division, feated Cataldo Ambulance derson each scored eight secutive defenses, starts slowly and 1938 — Paul Runyan wins the for John’s Fuel. Dandreo Brothers earned 23-14. Jose Espinal led the points. the undefeated challenger builds up PGA Championship by routing Sam a big enough lead on two judges’ Snead 8 and 7 in the nal round. scorecards to take the crown. 1947 — Rocky Graziano scores a 2006 — J.R. Todd becomes the rst technical knockout with a barrage Oosthuizen, Spieth lead the way at The Open black driver to win an NHRA Top of 30 punches against Tony Zale Fuel event, beating Tony Schumach- OPEN who encountered more pro- Fleetwood would like Birkdale until he ended his in the sixth round to win the world er in the Mopar Mile-High Nationals. longed gusts off the English nothing more than to be- slump at the Texas Open in middleweight boxing title. Held in From B1 2011 — Kyle Busch wins the Na- Channel and slightly drier come the rst Englishman April. He looked the hap- Chicago Stadium, it’s the largest tionwide race at New Hampshire Shane Lowry, the Open conditions. with his name on that sil- piest of anyone Thursday, grossing ght in history. Motor Speedway to become the winner in 2019, also shot 71 Rory McIlroy birdied the ver jug since Nick Faldo in saying he liked where his 1950 — Uruguay beats Brazil 2-1 third driver to win 100 races in NA- in front of a crowd that has last to salvage a 70 in his 1992. game was at after matching to win soccer’s World Cup in Rio de SCAR’s three national series. Busch, a daily capacity of 32,000 bid for his rst major title in “It’s been a long time since his lowest score at an Open. Janeiro. with 22 Cup victories and 29 Trucks this week. Not since Roy- seven years. Justin Thomas an Englishman has won the He also had a 65 on the rst 1967 — Kathy Whitworth wins the wins, also ties Mark Martin for rst al Portrush, where Lowry shot 72. Phil Mickelson shot Open, and I would love to be day at Birkdale. LPGA championship by one stroke place in career Nationwide Series won, has any golf tourna- 80, his highest start ever in the next one. So we’ll see,” And he made reference over Shirley Englehorn. Whitworth victories with 49. Richard Petty and ment seen so many specta- the British Open, that left Fleetwood said. to that victory while run- sinks a fty-foot uphill putt for a David Pearson are the other drivers tors through the gates. him tied for last place. Brian Harman was tied ning off four straight bird- birdie on the 18th green at Pleas- with at least 100 wins. With last year’s event Benjamin Hebert and for second with Spieth af- ies starting at No. 5, telling ant Valley Country Club in Sutton 2012 — Roger Federer surpasses canceled because of the pan- Webb Simpson, with rounds ter making ve birdies in former caddie John Wood Mass. Pete Sampras to set the record for demic, Lowry could nally of 66 that tied them for his rst eight holes and — part of the U.S. broad- 1989 — Betsy King birdies three of the most weeks at No. 1 in the ATP be announced at an Open fourth place with three oth- nishing with a 65. Top- cast team — that it was just the rst four holes of the nal round rankings. After winning Wimbledon as the reigning champion ers, had the best scores from ranked Dustin Johnson hit like 2017 the way he was to win her rst U.S. Women’s Open a week ago — his 75th career ATP golfer. the afternoon. Former PGA 14 greens in regulation and making putts and Wood championship by four strokes over title — Federer returns to the top “It was a very special day champion Collin Morikawa, said he was pleased with his was watching him. Wood Nancy Lopez. for the rst time since June 2010. for me,” he said. in his rst links test, and round of 68 that had him in was caddying in the nal 1993 — Nick Faldo ties the best Today marks his 287th week at No. Not so for the majority English favorite Tommy a tie for 19th. round at Birkdale for Matt single round in 122 years of the 1, one more than Sampras. of the afternoon starters, Fleetwood were at 67. Spieth had not won since Kuchar, who was second. FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Biden bids Merkel farewell: Friends — with disagreements By Aamer Madhani, ritory as Merkel, who is “has already started to re- Alexandra Jaffe and not seeking another term duce its use of pipelines in Frank Jordans in September elections, Ukraine” as the new gas ASSOCIATED PRESS nears her departure from pipeline nears completion. of ce. There are concerns Merkel sought to down- WASHINGTON — Wel- on both sides about how play the differences, and coming Angela Merkel the two nations will ne- to stress that the pipe- to the White House for a gotiate growing disagree- line was in addition to — nal time, President Joe ments. not meant to displace — Biden renewed his con- The United States has Ukrainian pipelines. cerns to the German chan- long argued that the Nord “Our idea is and remains cellor Thursday about a Stream 2 project will that Ukraine remains a major, nearly complete threaten European ener- transit country for natural Russia-to-Germany gas gy security by increasing gas, that Ukraine just as pipeline but said they the continent’s reliance on any other country in the agreed Russia must not be Russian gas and allowing world has a right to terri- allowed to use energy as a Russia to exert political torial sovereignty,” Merkel weapon. pressure on vulnerable said. She added that Ger- The two discussed — Eastern and Central Eu- many stood ready to react though made no apparent ropean nations, particu- to Moscow “should Russia headway — on differences larly Ukraine. But Biden not respect this right of over the Nord Stream 2 recently waived sanctions Ukraine that it has as a pipeline during a largely against German entities transit country.” friendly farewell visit for involved in the project, a Merkel also raised con- Merkel as she nears the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS move that angered many cerns about COVID-19 end of a political career President Joe Biden meets with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in in Congress. travel restrictions that that has spanned four the Oval Of ce of the White House in Washington. Sen. Marco Rubio, a prevent most Europeans American presidencies. Florida Republican, in a from traveling to the U.S. “On a personal note, I ence. “I truly will.” peatedly referring to him ery American president.” letter to Biden on Thurs- Biden said he had brought must tell you I will miss Merkel, who had a fa- as “Dear Joe.” She added with a smile, day ahead of the leaders’ in the head of his coronavi- seeing you at our sum- mously dif cult relation- Asked to compare her “Today was a very friendly meeting raised concerns rus task force to discuss the mits,” Biden said as he ship with former Pres- relationship with Biden to that the pipeline is al- issue and that he expected exchange.” stood by Merkel, the sec- ident Donald Trump, hers with Trump, Merkel ready having an econom- to be able to offer a more ond-longest serving chan- showed her ease and fa- remained diplomatic, say- But their personal ic impact on U.S. ally de nitive answer “within cellor in Germany’s his- miliarity with Biden, who ing only that it was in warmth notwithstanding, Ukraine. Rubio said Gaz- the next seven days” about tory, at a late afternoon has long been a xture in any German chancellor’s the U.S.-German relation- prom, the company that when the restrictions might White House press confer- international politics, re- interest to “work with ev- ship is entering new ter- operates Nord Stream 2, be eased. Worries over racism, waterways inspire push to rename sh

By John Flesher sive carp” might not be ASSOCIATED PRESS the nal say. As experts and policymakers have TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. learned in their long strug- — Minnesota state Sen. gle against the proli c and Foung Hawj was never a fan of the “Asian carp” la- wily sh, almost nothing about them is simple. Sci- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bel commonly applied to four imported sh species entists, technical journals, The Olympic rings are illuminated outside the that are wreaking havoc government agencies, lan- Narita International Airport prior to the 2020 in the U.S. heartland, in- guage style guides, restau- Summer Olympics near Tokyo. festing numerous rivers rants and grocery stores and bearing down on the may have ideas about what Great Lakes. to call them, based on dif- Olympic sport of But the last straw came fering motives — including when an Asian business getting more people to eat delegation arriving at the the critters. schmoozing eludes Minneapolis airport en- That’s a priority for re- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS countered a sign reading searchers who have spent “Kill Asian Carp.” It was Asian carp, jolted by an electric current from years developing technolo- corporate sponsors a well-intentioned plea to a research boat, jump from the Illinois River gies to stem the incursion prevent spread of the in- near Havana, Ill. — from underwater noise- By Anne D’Innocenzio but it isn’t as big as the vasive sh. But the mes- ASSOCIATED PRESS Olympics.” makers and electric cur- sage was off-putting to the the same step in the wake al Coordinating Commit- rents to netting operations. But even with a muted visitors. NEW YORK — Scream- Tokyo Olympics, corporate of anti-Asian hate crimes tee, representing agencies But the dish hasn’t caught ing fans won’t be the only Hawj and fellow Sen. that surged during the in the U.S. and Canada on with U.S. consumers, de- sponsors still see a golden John Hoffman in 2014 thing missing from this coronavirus pandemic. that are trying to contain spite its popularity in much opportunity to market their won approval of a measure year’s Olympic Games The U.S. Fish and Wildlife the carp, will do likewise of the world. For many brand with such trademark requiring that Minnesota in Tokyo. Behind the symbols as the torch. Service quietly changed Aug. 2, he said. Americans, “carp” calls to scenes, there won’t much agencies refer to the sh “The Olympic brand is so as “invasive carp,” despite its designation to “inva- The moves come as other mind the common carp, a schmoozing for corporate strong in the hearts and sive carp” in April. wildlife organizations con- bottom-feeder with a repu- sponsors either, thanks to backlash from the late minds of people around the “We wanted to move sider revising names that tation for a “muddy” avor the pandemic. radio commentator Rush world,” said Rob Prazmark, Limbaugh, who ridiculed away from any terms that some consider offensive, and bony esh. The corporate sponsor- founder of 21 Marketing, ship program has been a it as political correctness. cast Asian culture and including the Entomolog- “It’s a four-letter word in which has helped the In- key part of the Olympic ex- “I had more hate mail people in a negative light,” ical Society of America, this country,” said Kevin ternational Olympic Com- perience since it began in than you could shake a said Charlie Wooley, direc- which this month dropped Irons, assistant sheries mittee evaluate its global 1985. More than a dozen stick at,” Hoffman said. tor of its Great Lakes re- “gypsy moth” and “gypsy chief with the Illinois De- sponsorship program and or so names like Coca-Cola Now some other govern- gional of ce. ant” from its insect list. partment of Natural Re- has brokered more than $3 and Proctor & Gamble pay ment agencies are taking The Asian Carp Region- Yet the switch to “inva- sources. billion worth of Olympic millions of dollars in each sponsorship deals. “(The four-year cycle on sponsor- sponsors) are in it for the ship and marketing pro- long haul. They’re not Uncovering boarding school history grams that includes win- ing and dining athletes, dealing with it as a one- top employees and key cli- and-done thing. They are ents at Olympic events. viewing it as an asset for makes for monumental task But all that network- their company long term.” By Susan Montoya Experts believe corpo- A photograph ing opportunity has been Bryan archived at rate sponsors will be able ASSOCIATED PRESS undermined because of the Center the virus. Brands were al- to salvage networking for Southwest ready dealing with uncer- opportunities by hosting ALBUQUERQUE, tainty regarding the fate their own parties or rein- N.M. — They sat inside a Research at the of the Tokyo Olympics, vesting more money in so- dust-covered box that had University of which had been delayed cial media. Tony Pace, the been stashed away, un- New Mexico in from 2020. The games former chief marketing touched, for years: black- Albuquerque, have now turned into a of cer of Subway who now and-white photographs N.M., shows mostly TV-event after the has his own marketing of Apache students who a group of Japanese government put rm, thinks sponsors will were among the rst sent indigenous Tokyo under a COVID-19 likely hold viewing parties to a New Mexico boarding students who state of emergency be- with former Olympic ath- school bankrolled by East attended cause of rising new infec- letes — in person or virtu- Coast parishioners and the Ramona tions and the highly con- ally — or be creative with literary fans. Industrial tagious delta variant. current Olympic athletes The rst showed the School in Rick Burton, professor by perhaps using social girls bundled in blankets Santa Fe. of sport management at media or remote confer- with moccasins on their Syracuse University, said encing for private events feet. The next, taken just PHOTO | worldwide sponsors typi- with their clients. weeks later, was stark- ASSOCIATED PRESS cally use the event to en- Many of the worldwide ly different, the children tertain dignitaries from sponsors either declined posing in plaid uniforms, and shipping them off to tiful Apache girls in their tending those schools and other countries where to comment or didn’t re- high-laced boots and wide- boarding school. The effort Native attire and then were buried in unmarked they hope to pursue a spond to queries from The brimmed straw hats. spanned more than a cen- those ugly American bon- graves. business venture as well Associated Press on what Adjunct history profes- tury and is now the focus nets,” said Larrichio, a re- As part of an effort as clients with whom they events they had planned. sor Larry Larrichio said he of what will be a massive search associate with the that began years earlier, hope to cinch deals or Bridgestone Corp. the stumbled upon the 1885 undertaking by the U.S. Latin American and Iberi- the disinterred remains world’s largest tire and deepen relationships. photos while researching government as it seeks to an Institute at the Univer- of nine Native Ameri- rubber company and one a military outpost and “There are so few oppor- uncover the troubled leg- sity of New Mexico. “It just can children who died tunities to take someone of the worldwide Olympic immediately recognized acy of the nation’s policies knocked me on my butt.” more than a century ago to somewhere else in the sponsors, would only say their signi cance. related to Native Amer- The U.S. Interior Depart- world—it’s an extrava- in a statement that it isn’t The images represented ican boarding schools, ment has started combing while attending a govern- ganza,” said Burton, who creating any events out- the systematic attempt by where reports of physical through records in hopes ment-run school in Penn- served as the chief mar- side of Tokyo but focusing the U.S. government, re- and sexual abuse were of identifying past board- sylvania were handed keting of cer of the U.S. its efforts in its marketing ligious organizations and widespread. ing schools and the names over to relatives during Olympic Committee for campaigns on broadcast, other groups to assimi- “When I pulled that and tribes of students. a ceremony Wednesday the 2008 Beijing games. digital and social media as late Indigenous youth into photo out, it just brought The project also will try so they could be returned “I can take you to an NFL well as “supporting its ath- white society by removing a tear to my eye. I looked to determine how many to Rosebud Sioux tribal game or an NBA game, letes along the journey.” them from their homes at the faces of these beau- children perished while at- lands in South Dakota. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 16, 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 Ungrateful daughter resorts to intimidation DEAR ABBY: My had a healthy, frequent 40-year-old daughter has Dear Abby is written by Abigail sex life before the acci- never worked. She never dent. I’m hurt by his be- married but has a 5-year- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne havior and can’t under- old son and is expecting a Phillips, and was founded by her stand why he is treating girl in six months. My mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact me like this or what to do husband bought a house Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. about it. for her to live in, but she didn’t like it. When he Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. SIDELINED IN passed away, I bought her INDIANA a different house and DEAR SIDELINED: sold the rst one. Shell have half the mon- tions and do not cave in Your husband is acting I footed all the bills on ey from the house, so she to her demands. like this because he is an- both houses. I used my could live on it for a cou- DEAR ABBY: I was in gry. He may blame you for savings to pay cash for ple of years and then a car accident in which I the accident and resent the second home. Since would probably be on the broke multiple bones in being recast from the role she didn’t like that one street. my foot. After surgery, of husband and lover to either, we put it on the I’m in the process of heal- that of caregiver. Punish- market, and it quickly MOM OF A ing and use crutches to ing you by withholding sold. I put both our names WOMAN-CHILD walk. My husband and I affection, criticizing you on that house, thinking are retired. He is my for being unable to exer- that way she wouldn’t be DEAR MOM: It’s time caregiver and has taken cise (on crutches, yet!) able to take out a loan to allow her to do some- on all the household and consuming your fa- against it without my thing she should have chores I have always vorite foods in front of knowledge. My daughter done 20 years ago: as- done. I thank him often you while he’s depriving wants me to split the pro- sume responsibility for and appreciate his help. you of them is abusive. ceeds, although she never the life choices she has However, since I’ve be- Tell your doctor what is paid a dime for it. She made. That she would come dependent on him going on and inquire refuses to sign the closing blackmail you after every- like this, he has started about respite care for documents unless I agree. thing you and her father criticizing me about my your husband, so he is She has 60 days to have done for her is de- weight, my wardrobe and shouldering less of the move, but I don’t want spicable. You WILL see lack of exercise. He buys burden. Remind him that her to move in with me. If your grandkids again. If our favorite foods, stores you won’t always be as I don’t agree, I’ll never she can’t provide for them where I can’t reach dependent as you have see my grandkids again. them, child protective ser- them and eats them in been, and you will work She’s been in rehab for vices will be contacting front of me. on any other issues when drugs and alcohol several you. For your own sake He says he’s no longer you are suf ciently times. She’s clean now and for theirs, be strong. attracted to me because healed. And consider because she’s pregnant. Allow her to suffer the of my size and rarely marriage counseling if Should I let her move in? consequences of her ac- kisses me anymore. We things don’t improve. BRIDGE

From where does trick ve come? George Miller, an Australian best West led the club ace, under which known for the “Mad Max” movie fran- East signaled enthusiastically with chise, said, “The trouble with eating his 10. What happened next? Italian food is that ve or six days West could anticipate his partner later you’re hungry again.” holding one red-suit ace — but which So true! At the bridge table, if you one? Leaving his partner in charge, are defending against a three-level West continued with his low club. contract, you get hungry when you East asked himself why West wanted have four tricks in, wondering from him on lead. where that nal course — winner— It couldn’t be to shift to diamonds. will come. If West had that ace, he would have On today’s deal, South was in either cashed it or underled it. So he three spades. After West led the club ace, how did the defenders collect must have the heart king. East shifted ve tricks? to the heart three (low with an honor). When an opponent opens one no- West won with the king and returned trump, in second seat, use Meckwell; the suit. Now East made the key play in fourth chair after two passes, Cap- of another heart, which promoted a pelletti. Here, two clubs announced trump trick for West. If South ruffed a one-suiter, two diamonds asked, low, West would overruff. Or if South and two spades told. Maybe North trumped with his spade king, West should have passed, but one can would discard and eventually get a understand his game-try. spade winner, the fth for the defense. FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH REMIND REWIND

7 p.m. NICK The Patrick Star Show Freedom And Fun On The Open Road. “SpongeBob SquarePants” fans who missed last week’s premiere of this new animated spin-off during the run-up to the Fourth of July holiday weekend still have time to hop aboard this delightful show, which is built around a freewheeling TV talk show hosted by SpongeBob’s BFF, Patrick Star (voice of Bill Fa- gerbakke), who is lucky to have the warm support of his whole family. The voice cast also includes Tom Wilson, Cree Summer, Jill Talley and Dana Snyder. 8 p.m. DISC Ninja Sharks 2: Mutants Rising Among the ocean’s great predators, sharks regularly come in at the top of the food chain owing to their awesome arsenal of skills and strategies when it comes to hunting. This new documentary suggests that some of them are approaching ninja level when it comes to their mastery. Scientists and shark experts Dr. Craig O’Connell, Joe and Lauren Romeiro, Avery Paxton, Madeline Marens and Hap Fatzinger discuss three sharks they have discovered in the icy waters of Alaska and lurking in ghostly shipwrecks off North Carolina. 9 p.m. PBS Icon: Music Through the Lens From its roots in record sleeve photos to slick music magazines and substantial coffee table books, this new art documentary series ventures an exploration PHOTO | BRIAN WELKER into the rich history and cultural impact of music Classic Cars. photography. The series premiere, “On Camera,” takes a look at what denes an iconic image. This By David Cohea al Motors). Groucho told the story car radios. In 1961 you’d be likely to of gunning the engine waiting for a question provides the central theme for the intro- REMIND MAGAZINE of cars in America, ending his tale hear “Wheels” by the String-A-Longs red light to turn. while driving a convertible down the (1960), “Stick Shift” by the Duals duction of some of music photography’s greatest Cruising declined in the ’70s with Friday night, end of the school highway. “Wherever we are headed (1961) or “Beep Beep” by the Play- rising gas prices and stricter law names, including Adrian Boot of Great Britain. week and off-shift at the factory, now, it will be in something like this,” mates (1958). enforcement less tolerant of teen 9 p.m. teens across America piled into he proclaimed. Sixty years later, he’s Drive-in burger joints became cruising. Cruisers would move on to their cars to cruise downtowns big DISC still right. popular, with orders called in from another strip where eventually they and small — from Stockton to Wil- Monster Sharks of Andros Island The car became a symbol of sub- the car and food delivered to trays would be chased off as well. With all kes-Barre, Rapid City to Macon. Shark researchers Dr Tristan Guttridge, Annnie Gut- urban af uence great enough even perched on the rolled-down car win- the new electronic devices to ood When we imagine the year 1961, tridge, Alannah Vellacott and Khrys Carola travel to for teens to own their own cars (or dows. Wait staff frequently hurried the market, teens became more Andros Island in the Bahamas to study whether this the rearview mirror lls with Bel-Airs borrow Dad’s). Teens took to cars in food from grill to car on roller skates. and Impalas, Ramblers and DeSo- limited in their car purchases. Now has become a new hotspot for Hammerhead shark droves. A driver’s license exam be- Another sure destination was the the freedom of the road has been tos, lined up and revving for another came the ultimate rite of passage to drive-in movie. In 1958 the number activity in this new documentary. Reports of a weird night of freedom on the road. digitized into the virtual vastness of half-octopus, halfshark creature called the Lusca a set of car keys and the open road. of drive-in theaters peaked at 4,000, cyberspace. In the early 1950s, America tran- With cash in pocket from allow- which meant there was plenty of Cruising festivals, however, can helps them zero in on massive sharks to study. sitioned from a wartime to a con- ances and jobs, the auto cavalcade gawking and eating and necking to still be found around the coun- 9 p.m. sumer economy. The GI Bill had of teen drivers on weekend nights be had in just about every burg. LIFE made home ownership affordable was endless. Cruising usually in- Up on the screen there were plen- try. Detroit’s northern suburbs still Cellmate Secrets: Shayna Hubers for veterans and resulted in a baby volved driving down Main Street, ty of sci- double features, but car host the Woodward Dream Cruise, This new episode features an extended interview boom, with 4 million babies born showing off one’s wheels, cranking dreams also fed the teenage imag- attracting more than a million visi- with Holly Nivens, the former cellmate of Shayna Hu- every year that decade. Suburbs tunes on the radio and checking out ination in movies like The Fast and tors and some 40,000 muscle cars, bers, who was convicted in the fatal 2012 shooting sprouted up everywhere with mil- the girls. Groups of girls eventually the Furious (1954) and Thunder street rods and custom vehicles. And in Modesto, California, the town of her boyfriend, Ryan Poston. Nivens reveals how lions commuting to work. Some 54 took up the cruising ritual as well. Road (1958). The “chicken drag celebrates an annual Grafti Sum- Hubers manipulated her into believing her story that million cars were produced and sold While drag racing was discour- race” at the end of Rebel Without during the 1950s by the American mer cruise down 10th and 11th Hubers committed the crime in self-defense, but lat- aged by law enforcement, most a Cause (1955) would be repeated manufacturers. turned a blind eye to other cruising with a sanitized conclusion 18 years Streets, where the lm American er opened up and revealed new details about the “America’s love affair with the au- entertainments like mooning and later in American Grafti. Grafti is set. murder, including Hubers’ motive. Another former tomobile” was made ofcial when pranks, like “re drills,” where occu- Hod rodding appealed at the out- But back in 1961, cruising was Hubers cellmate, Cecily Miller, describes Hubers’ Groucho Marx declared it in a 1961 pants of a car would get out and run er edges where greaser rock ’n’ roll- another Friday night ambling down need for constant attention, adding that she never TV documentary titled Merrily We around the car when it was stopped ers combed their pompadours. But Main Street with everyone else and expressed any remorse for killing Poston. Angie Har- Roll Along, sponsored by DuPont at a light then get back in. for the majority of teen drivers who a world of possibility idling up to you mon narrates. (then a 23% shareholder of Gener- Popular music was changing to t played it safe, there still was the thrill at the next stop light.

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Brennan, Clerk -Magistrate ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to Date Issued: 07/08/2021 contact the Better Business Bureau Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite ITEM: July 16, 2021 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or call 508-652-4800 Home delivery subscribers get FREE access to the e-edition on FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL WHO chief says it was ‘premature’ to rule out COVID lab leak By Frank Jordans and Maria Chen ASSOCIATED PRESS BERLIN — The head of the World Health Orga- nization acknowledged it was premature to rule out a potential link between the COVID-19 pandemic and a laboratory leak, and he said Thursday he is asking China to be more transparent as scientists search for the origins of the coronavirus. In a rare departure from his usual deference to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS powerful member countries, WHO Director-Gen- FBI agents assist the investigation of the assassination of President eral Tedros Adhanom Jovenel Moise stand outside his residency in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Ghebreyesus said getting access to raw data had FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS been a challenge for the Haiti police reject reports international team that Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director Gen- traveled to China earlier eral of the World Health Organization (WHO), this year to investigate speaks at the WHO headquarters, in Geneva, implicating govt in slaying the source of COVID-19. Switzerland. The rst human cases started somehow in a lab- not yet been determined. By Dánica Coto, nerve in the government. He also said the words were identied in the Chi- oratory — and perhaps in- It typically takes decades nese city of Wuhan. Aamer Madhani In Colombia, Gen. Jorge “not on the agenda” leave volved an engineered virus to narrow down the nat- Tedros told reporters and Evens Sanon Luis Vargas, the head of the option open. — has gained traction, es- ural source of an animal that the U.N. health agen- ASSOCIATED PRESS that country’s national “This is not a closed door. pecially with President Joe virus like Ebola or SARS. cy based in Geneva is “ask- police force, told report- The evolution of the situa- Biden ordering a review of Tedros said that “check- PORT-AU-PRINCE, ing actually China to be ers that he had no infor- tion will determine the out- U.S. intelligence to assess ing what happened, espe- Haiti — Authorities in transparent, open and co- mation suggesting Joseph come,” Pierre said. “In the the possibility in May. cially in our labs, is im- Haiti on Thursday force- had any role in the plot. meantime, the government operate, especially on the fully pushed back against information, raw data that China has struck back portant” to nailing down Meanwhile, U.S. Presi- is doing everything we can aggressively, arguing that if the pandemic had any reports that current gov- dent Joe Biden said Thurs- to stabilize the country, we asked for at the early attempts to link the ori- laboratory links. ernment ofcials were day that he will send U.S. return to a normal envi- days of the pandemic.” gins of COVID-19 to a lab “We need information, involved in the killing of Marines to bolster security ronment and organize elec- He said there had been a are politically motivated direct information on what Haitian President Jovenel at its embassy in Haiti but tions while trying to come “premature push” to rule and has suggested that Moïse, calling them “a lie.” that deploying American to a political agreement out the theory that the the situation of this lab Léon Charles, head of troops to stabilize the coun- with most political parties.” virus might have escaped the outbreak might have was before and at the start Haiti’s National Police, de- try is “not on the agenda.” Charles, the police chief, from a Chinese govern- started abroad. At WHO’s of the pandemic,” the WHO nied a report from Caracol Haiti’s interim govern- said the head of Moïse’s ment lab in Wuhan - under- annual meeting of health chief said, adding that Chi- news, a Colombian-based ment last week asked the security detail, Dimitri mining WHO’s own March ministers in the spring, na’s cooperation was criti- private TV station, that U.S. and the United Na- Hérard, had been removed report, which concluded China said that the future cal. “If we get full informa- claimed interim Prime tions to deploy troops to from his post and placed that a laboratory leak was search for COVID-19’s ori- tion, we can exclude (the Minister Claude Joseph protect key infrastructure in isolated detention after “extremely unlikely.” gins should continue — in lab connection).” was the mastermind of the following the assassination. ofcials interrogated him. “I was a lab technician other countries. Throughout the pandem- July 7 killing. Biden had signaled he was Police had announced his myself, I’m an immunolo- Most scientists suspect ic, Tedros has repeatedly “The police warns of all not open to the request, detention in recent days. gist, and I have worked in that the coronavirus orig- praised China for its speed propaganda creating a di- which comes as he is draw- Charles said authorities the lab, and lab accidents inated in bats, but the ex- and transparency despite version,” he said, adding ing down U.S. forces in Af- will meet with him a third happen,” Tedros said. “It’s act route by which it rst senior WHO ofcials inter- that the government has ghanistan this summer. time before deciding the common.” jumped into people - via nally griping about obfus- no evidence to support Mathias Pierre, Haiti’s next steps. In recent months, the an intermediary animal cation from their Chinese those claims. elections minister, told Hérard has not ofcially idea that the pandemic or in some other way - has counterparts. Haitian authorities have The Associated Press that been named as a suspect in otherwise not been very he believes the request for the investigation, but many forthcoming with infor- U.S. troops is relevant giv- Haitians have questioned mation about who might en what he called a “fragile how attackers could have have been behind the kill- situation” and the need to invaded the president’s ing, suggesting that media create a secure environ- house and killed him with reports implicating cur- ment for elections sched- no injuries among those as- rent ofcials had struck a uled to happen in 120 days. signed to protect him. What pairs with beetle? Startups seek to make bugs tasty By Kelvin Chan ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON — Tiziana Di Costanzo makes pizza dough from scratch, mix- ing together our, yeast, a pinch of salt, a dash of ol- ive oil and something a bit more unusual — ground PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS acheta domesticus, better known as cricket powder. People use rubber rafts in oodwaters after the Meuse River broke its Di Costanzo is an edible banks during heavy ooding in Liege, Belgium. insect entrepreneur who holds cricket and meal- worm cooking classes at her Over 60 dead, dozens missing West London home, where she also raises the critters in a backyard shed with her FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS as severe oods strike Europe husband, Tom Mohan. Tom Mohan, co-founder of Horizon Insects, Her startup, Horizon In- holds a handful of Tenebrio molitor larvae, at By Frank Jordans astating loss of life and sudden rush of water, of- sects, is part of Europe’s the company’s London insect farm. ASSOCIATED PRESS the destruction due to the ten carrying trees and nascent edible insect ooding. other debris as it gushed BERLIN — More than scene, which features doz- don’t expect them to start al for poultry and pigs is “Our hearts go out to the through narrow streets. 60 people have died and ens of bug-based business- appearing at mainstream due later this year. families who’ve lost loved Karl-Heinz Grimm, who dozens were missing es offering cricket chips restaurants or on dinner Regulatory change has ones,” he said. had come to help his par- Thursday as severe ood- in the Czech Republic, bug tables just yet. One big also made things easier Authorities said at least ents in Schuld, said he ing in Germany and Bel- burgers in Germany and reason is a strong cultur- for European companies 30 people died in North had never seen the small gium turned streams and Belgian beetle beer. The looking to market insects Rhine-Westphalia state Ahr River surge in such a al “yuck” factor in West- streets into raging torrents European Union head- directly to consumers. The and 28 in neighboring deadly torrent. ern countries that Arnold that swept away cars and quarters in Brussels is EU didn’t previously gov- Rhineland-Palatinate to “This night, it was like van Huis, a professor of caused houses to collapse. also backing research into ern edible insects because the south. Belgian media madness,” he said. tropical entomologist at Among those killed were insect-based proteins as Wageningen University in they weren’t considered reported eight deaths in Dozens of people had to part of a broader sustain- nine residents of an assist- the Netherlands, says will food, leaving individual that country. be rescued from the roofs able food strategy. ed living facility for people be hard to change. countries to impose their Recent storms across of their houses with in at- As the Earth’s growing with disabilities and two parts of western Europe “It’s very difcult to turn own rules. To bring rules able boats and helicopters. population puts more pres- reghters involved in res- made rivers and reser- people’s minds around but in line across countries, Hundreds of soldiers were sure on global food produc- the EU in 2018 launched cue efforts across the region. voirs burst their banks, insects are absolutely safe deployed to assist in the tion, insects are increas- a directive that covers in- “I grieve for those who triggering ash oods to eat, maybe even more rescue efforts. ingly seen as a viable food sects but requires approv- have lost their lives in this overnight after the satu- nutritious than meat “There are people dead, source. Experts say they’re als for individual species, disaster,” German Chan- rated soil couldn’t absorb there are people missing, rich in protein, yet can be products,” with the only paving the way for a wave cellor Angela Merkel said any more water. raised much more sustain- risk coming from allergies, of authorizations. during a visit to Washing- Among the worst-hit there are many who are still ably than beef or pork. because insects are closely European production of ton, expressing shock at German villages was in danger,” the governor of Around the world, 2 bil- related to crustaceans like insect-based food products the scope of the ooding. Schuld, where several Rhineland-Palatinate state, lion people in 130 coun- shrimp, van Huis said. is forecast to mushroom Speaking alongside U.S. homes collapsed and doz- Malu Dreyer, told the re- tries eat insects regularly. Instead, humans may from 500 metric tons cur- President Joe Biden at the ens of people remained gional parliament. “We have The global edible insect end up eating more in- rently to 260,000 metric White House, Merkel said unaccounted for. never seen such a disaster. market is poised to boom, sects indirectly because tons by 2030, accord- her thoughts were with all Rescue operations were It’s really devastating.” according to investment the market that shows ing to the International those who had lost loved hampered by blocked The 52nd Civil Engineer bank Barclay’s, citing data the most promise is for Platform of Insects for ones or were still search- roads and phone and in- squadron and several vol- from Meticulous Research feeding animals. The EU Food and Feed, a Brus- ing for them. ternet outages across the unteers from the U.S. air that forecasts it will grow approved insect protein sels-based lobby group. “I fear the full extent of Eifel, a volcanic region of base at Spangdahlem lled from less than $1 billion in as feed for sh farming in Still, it’s dwarfed by the this tragedy will only be rolling hills and small val- and distributed hundreds 2019 to $8 billion by 2030. 2017. The U.S. Food and 22.8 million metric tons of seen in the coming days,” leys. Some villages were of sandbags to help protect But despite all the Euro- Drug Administration ap- pork or 13.4 million tons she said. reduced to rubble as old homes and businesses in pean startups working to proved it for chicken feed of chicken that the EU Biden likewise paid his brick and timber houses the area, the U.S. Europe- make insects appetizing, in 2018, while EU approv- produces annually. condolences for the dev- couldn’t withstand the an Command said. B8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY JULY 16, 2021 ENTERTAINMENT Navy blazers, stripes and ag scarves for Team USA in Tokyo By Leanne Italie “The more we can think plastic water bottles. A ASSOCIATED PRESS about our personal space patch on the back of the and personal thermal dy- pants is a nod to leath- NEW YORK — The namics, that’s the future er alternatives, this one Team USA ag bearers in that we’re all going to made of plant-based mate- steamy Tokyo will likely have to think about,” said rials and agricultural by- be the coolest members of David Lauren, Ralph Lau- products free of synthetic their packs. ren’s son, vice chairman of plastics. Ralph Lauren has built a the company’s board, and And Ralph Lauren didn’t personal air conditioning chief branding and inno- forget the masks. They’ll system into a roomy white vation ofcer. be solid navy in cotton jacket to be worn by the The rest of the team will with a tiny American ag yet-unannounced athletes walk in tailored navy blaz- on one side. who will have that honor ers made of U.S.-grown The company went for during opening ceremo- wool, a red Olympic patch crisp white looks with red nies for the Olympics and on one breast and the com- and blue accents for clos- Paralympics, the company pany’s Polo Pony emblem ing ceremony uniforms to said Wednesday. on the other. be worn by more than 600 The technology dispers- They’ll wear a horizon- Olympic athletes, along es heat from the wearer’s tal blue-and-white striped with the Paralympians. skin through a fan device T-shirt dyed in a process Team USA organizers at the back of the neck, that uses less water, chem- wanted the athletes to with a lightweight per- icals and energy, slim blue “feel red, white and blue” PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sonal battery controller denim pants and a ag- at the world’s coming out stashed inside. It’s akin to print scarf. party, Lauren told the AP Olympic medalists in fencing, Peter Westbrook, left, and Daryl Homer how large computers are The athletes’ striped ahead of the formal un- model the Team USA Tokyo Olympic opening ceremony uniforms at the kept cool. belts are made of recycled veiling. Ralph Lauren SoHo store in New York. Chip and Joanna Gaines step up to help lead a new TV network By Alicia Rancilio ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — Chip and Joanna Gaines made a name for themselves thanks to their knack for renovating homes. Now they’re ready to put their skills to work on building an entire TV network. The couple known for restoring old homes and buildings into styles vary- ing from industrial to farmhouse are making the transition to TV executives with Thursday’s launch of the rst steps toward their Magnolia Network. It will PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS feature dozens of hours of Herb Tam, curator and director of exhibitions of the Museum of Chinese new unscripted content in America, speaks during the press preview of “Responses: Asian Amer- and archive shows. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ican Voices Resisting the Tides of Racism” in New York. “It’s become this passion Joanna Gaines and Chip Gaines are taking project for us and we’re their home-remodeling skills to a bigger plat- just so excited about it. form by starting their own network channel. NYC Chinatown museum reopens And now we’re nally here, and we can’t wait Gaines for many years. whenever that phone to show the world what “They’re very genuine. rang and I saw her name with anti-Asian racism exhibit we’ve been working on,” They are who they are. on there, it was like, ‘Yes, By Deepti Hajela cluding the call for sub- There’s also a listing of said Joanna Gaines. They are consistent. They what’s up? Let’s go!’” ASSOCIATED PRESS missions that became various attacks that had The shows will vary are reliable. They believe The lifestyle channel part of “Responses: Asian Asian victims, like the from Atlanta-based farm- in taking risks and they will make its digital debut NEW YORK — A New American Voices Resist- shootings at spa business- er Jamila Norman helping believe in vulnerability,” he rst, on discovery+ and families transform their York City museum dedi- ing the Tides of Racism,” es in Georgia in March, said. “They did not put any the Magnolia app. View- outdoor spaces to designer cated to telling Chinese opening to the public on where six women of Asian boundaries about what ing requires a discovery+ American history marked Brian Patrick Flynn beau- Thursday. descent were among the kind of show I was going streaming subscription, its reopening to the public tifying interior spaces. Mo- In the exhibition, the eight people killed. to make. They essentially which starts at $5 per on Wednesday, with an ex- tels get makeovers in one outer walls are a running In the center of the show let me make the show I felt month and includes the hibit on Asian Americans show, and vans get remade was important.” history of sorts, a timeline are items collected by the app. Magnolia Network and racism that it curated into tiny homes in another. Another host they will then take over Discov- showcasing the racism museum showing how partially through submis- Joanna Gaines stresses tapped was Clint Harp, a ery’s DIY network when it and bigotry that’s been Asian Americans have sions gathered during the that what Magnolia Net- carpenter who had been arrives on cable in Janu- turned toward Asian and tried to push back against pandemic and a surge of work will offer mainly featured on the couple’s ary 2022. Chip and Joan- Asian Americans through- bias in the past year, anti-Asian bias incidents is not scripted shows as in uential show “Fixer na Gaines promise not the out their generations in around the country. like photographer Mike much as “real people doing Upper.” Harp will debut same old programming. The opening was a long the U.S. Keo’s series of images of real things.” “Restoration Road with “I think it’s kind of good time coming for the Muse- They touch on the treat- Asian Americans sharing “The thing that I think Clint Harp,” following his that we didn’t come from um of Chinese in America, ment of the earliest Asian their identities with the wakes us up in the morn- trip across the country a background that under- not only because of the immigrant communities, hashtag, #IAMNOTAVI- ing and gets us to work is searching for items to x. stands television, honest- pandemic shutdown of how stereotypes connect- RUS. the idea that we get to tell “Joanna didn’t have to ly, because then we’d get over a year but because of ing them and disease have Another piece is a col- people’s stories,” she added. call me to keep making kind of stuck in our minds a re that ravaged though a long history, to more re- lection of yellow whistles, Andrew Zimmern, an furniture for ‘Fixer Upper.’ about, ‘OK, we need a for- the space where its collec- cent issues like the treat- which visitors are encour- Emmy and four-time James She didn’t have to. They mula, we need a format,’” tion was housed in Janu- ment of Middle Eastern aged to take. Dr. Agnes Beard Award winning were ne on their own,” he said Joanna Gaines. “For ary 2020. Luckily, most and South Asian commu- Hsu-Tang and Oscar Tang TV chef, signed on to host said. “But she kept giving us, it was just like, ‘No, we of the collection was sal- nities in the wake of the founded the Yellow Whis- “Family Dinner,” in which me opportunities. And I’ve want to nd people who vaged. Sept. 11 attacks. tle Project this year, offer- he visits families across told her this to her face are authentically doing Looking back, there was The anti-Asian bias of ing the items as a security America to hear their sto- and in front of other peo- this. We want to tell their a question of “how were the pandemic is on display, measure in case help is ries and explore their food ple before, just how grate- story. We’re not going to we going to survive, but with a timeline including needed and making them history. He’s known the ful I am... And of course, shape their story.’” we kept pivoting,” said top government ofcials yellow in a reference to Nancy Yao Maasbach, the using anti-Asian slurs as how the color has been museum’s president. names for the coronavirus weaponized as a xeno- That included a lot of and blaming China for its phobic slur against Asian Local news on your doorstep virtual programming, in- existence. Americans. Reshma Saujani’s book ‘Pay Up’ urges support for mothers

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