WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021 Pour Your Art Out Saugus pops up in Lynn extends By Allysha Dunnigan Crabtree ITEM STAFF LYNN — The Galleries contract at LynnArts (GALA) is hosting 10 artists through- By Sam Minton out the summer for a se- ITEM STAFF ries of weeklong pop-up exhibitions. SAUGUS — They say This series began at the change is good, but the end of June and will con- town might beg to differ: tinue through Sept. 7. The Board of Selectmen The popups were created just extended Town Man- as a way to create some ager Scott Crabtree’s con- activity and excitement tract until 2025. downtown, since GALA In its July 20 meeting, hasn’t been able to host the Board of Selectmen ap- its typical slate of gallery proved a three-year exten- openings and other events sion of Crabtree’s contract, during the COVID-19 pan- which was set to expire in demic. August 2022. Popup subcommittee “Scott loves Saugus, and member Nicole Werth said it’s evident in every deci- these events are a way for sion he makes for our com- the community to come munity,” said Selectman together and have some- Debra Panetta. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK thing to look forward to, as Under the terms of his Codi Butt, right, with fellow cadet well as a way for artists to new contract, Crabtree and rugby teammate Michele Sze- generate income. will have a base salary of $183,824 when the ex- gda, is the rst female graduate of After bouncing around tension begins on Aug. 25, St. Mary’s to attend West Point. ideas for ways to incorpo- rate something to bring 2022, and will receive a 1.5 artists into GALA’s net- percent cost-of-living in- work, Werth said they saw crease each year. Spartan the pop-up event structure As part of the contract ex- as the best choice. tension, Crabtree forewent Through the popups, the a 5 percent longevity allow- spirit artists pay a one-time fee ance and agreed to meet of $125 to LynnArts to ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK with the Board of Select- rent the space for a week, men within 45 days of the and can then use it however Revere artist Denise Boucher uses newspaper clippings, addendum being signed to serves at vintage photos, and old pieces of advertising to create West Point GALA, A7 town-themed collages. CRABTREE, A7 By Meaghan Casey FOR THE ITEM Peabody ZBA rejects Oak Street 40B If St. Mary’s prepared Swampscott’s Codi Butt for one important aspect of By Sam Minton weighing concerns from the access” around the proposed n said he noticed that there life at the U.S. Military Academy at ITEM STAFF city’s Police and Fire depart- building in what he described would be an increased risk for West Point, it was how to live and lead ments, the mayor’s of ce and as an “already-congested motor-vehicle crashes in the honorably. PEABODY — The Zoning residents. Some of those con- area.” area, particularly in the win- “I learned how to care for others at St. Board of Appeals voted unan- cerns have included the area’s In addition, Pasdon said ter months. Mary’s,” said Butt, who graduated in imously Monday to reject a history of  ooding, possible that the city has not yet been ‘It’s reasonable to assume 2019. “The culture was very family-ori- plan for a proposed Chapter issues with access for emer- able to solve its  ooding issue ented. In the Army, they say people are that some impatient commut- 40B affordable housing devel- gency vehicles and general in the downtown area, which your top priority, so I’ve been continu- ers will seek alternative routes opment on Oak Street. contract issues. has been a concern since 2016. ing in that mindset of ‘people rst.’” when leaving the neighbor- The ZBA had been consider- Former Fire Chief Steven The problem is such that the Butt is entering her junior year at hood to avoid the increased ing a permit for the so-called Pasdon said he was concerned proposed building would be in West Point, where she is the fth St. traf c, especially during peak “Locus” site for years prior to about the lack of access that Mary’s graduate — and the only woman danger of going underwater commuter hours and this will the board’s 5-0 vote to deny from the school — to attend. Over the emergency vehicles would if  ooding occurred. Current funnel these vehicles through plans for the project this summer, she assumed a leadership role have in the area if the de- Fire Chief Joseph Daly ex- narrowly, predominantly-resi- in cadet field training, overseeing 180 week. velopment was constructed. pressed those same concerns dential streets that are not Throughout the process, Pasdon said he was worried in May. CODI, A7 board members had been about not having “360-degree Police Chief Thomas Grif- OAK STREET, A2 Dover could do in NU in Nahant By Sam Minton ITEM STAFF The Massachusetts State House heard testimony Tuesday regarding the Dover Amendment, which would have quite an impact on the town of Nahant. Washington Bill H.2141 would be an act to prevent Square nonpro t institutions from avoiding pro- Residence on tections geared toward wetlands and Broad Street other natural resources. The bill was in Lynn has presented by state Rep. Peter Capano provided (D-Lynn) and state Sen. Brendan Crigh- a home for ton (D-Lynn). Both Capano and Crighton residents were present for the hearing and gave a for over 100 passionate testimony echoing their sup- years. port of the bill. This would be an update to the Dover ITEM PHOTO | Amendment that was rst enacted in SPENSER HASAK 1953. Capano also spoke about the histo- ry of the amendment, stating that it was originally intended to protect religious and nonpro t educational agencies from By Allysha Dunnigan older than 36, which was frowned upon unlawful discrimination. ITEM STAFF at the time, since women had to live with “At the time, environmental and natu- their husband or parents by that age. ral resource protections were not a major LYNN — Washington Square Resi- The residence was renovated in 2012 concern for lawmakers,” said Capano. “In dence, formerly known as the Lynn Home to accommodate 43 rooms, including ef - the years since its enactment, the Dover A HOME for Young Women, has been providing af- ciency studios and furnished rooms with DOVER, A7 fordable housing for single individuals in either private or shared bathrooms. the community for more than 100 years. Despite the challenges brought on by WITH A Originally started to provide housing for communal living spaces at Washing- single women under the age of 36, it has ton Square Residence, Connolly credits INSIDE since evolved into an affordable and sub- stringent safety protocols for the house’s sidized community for men and women. success during the pandemic; there have Lynn Prior to this adjustment, the residence’s Superintendent Sports HISTORY been zero COVID-19 cases so far and East Lynn beats Executive Director Lisa Connolly said plans for in-person most residents have been vaccinated, as West Lynn in City the residence was sued a few years after learning in schools Series bout. B1 it opened because they housed a woman RESIDENCE, A7 this fall. A6

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 71° VOL. 142, ISSUE 197 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 61° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 FOOD ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021 OBITUARIES Patricia (Condon) McCarthy, 75 John Upton, 77 A. Ernestine Quinn, 89 1945 - 2021 1944 - 2021 1931 - 2021 IRELAND - Patricia (Condon) COCOA BEACH - John P. Up- LYNN - Mrs. Agnes Ernes- McCarthy, age 75, formerly of ton, 77, of Cocoa Beach, Fla., tine (Meaney-LeBlanc) Quinn Lynn, died peacefully at a hos- husband of the late Lynda A. passed peacefully on Febru- pital in Limerick, Ireland on July (Larsen) Upton, passed away ary 12, 2021 in Los Angeles 18, 2021. She was the be- on Monday, July 5, 2021. California where she resided loved wife of the late John Mc- John was born in Lynn, Mass. for over 2 years with her late Carthy and the dear daughter on March 25, 1944, son of husband Paul and grandson of the late James P. and Jean the late John I. and C. Ruth John. She was the daughter (Wierzbowski) Condon. Sadly (Powers) Upton. He had a long of the late John and Grace missed by her loving sister Eliz- career in retail, most recent- Meaney, wife of the late Paul abeth Condon of Lynn, extend- ly working as a consultant for Quinn and sister to the late ed family and friends. Gordon Brothers before retir- Ellen Mundy, Thomas Meaney Born and raised in Lynn, she ing. His work had him traveling and Marguerite (Rusty) Morrill. was a 1963 graduate of St. often across country, which She was predeceased by her Mary’s Girls High School. She frequently led him to enjoyable children John, Paul and Cheryl had resided in Ireland since visits with family and friends. LeBlanc. Survived by children 1986. Funeral Services were He also loved spending time at Donna and husband Larry held in Innishannon. the beach. Mason and James and wife Survivors include two daugh- Dawn LeBlanc, also daughter ters: Shelly Valenti (Andrew) Upton, and Thomas Upton; in law’s Elizabeth LeBlanc and friends. She returned to Lynn of Meriden, Conn., and Susan and four sisters: Lillian Dee, Lynne LeBlanc. She is survived for a few years before moving Weborg of Port Charlotte, Fla.; Frances Dee, Helen Hattem, by several grandchildren and to Los Angeles. four grandchildren: Elizabeth and Arlene Evans. great-grandchildren whom she Service Information: Fami- Gatter(Eric), William Valenti, A memorial service will be treasured their relationships ly and friends are invited to Thomas (T. B.) Brown, 68 Samantha Grine(Josh), and held on Wednesday, Aug. 4, at with. Ernestine, as she liked to attend a memorial service 1952 - 2021 Alexander McKenney; and a 11 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament be called, was born and raised in her honor on Saturday great-grandson, Mason Grine. Catholic Church, 728 Moun- in Lynn. After retiring from GE July 31 from 10am to 12pm LYNN - Tommy Brown, 68, He also leaves a sister, Betty tain Rd. in Stowe, Vt., where as a highly regarded secretary, at Solimine Funeral Home passed away on July 23, 2021 Davis of Farmington, N.H., and John had been a resident for she resided in Florida for sever- 426 Broadway,Lynn. Online at home surrounded by his a brother, Stephen Upton, of 35 years. Interment will be at al years. Because she needed guestbook and directions at family and cat. Lynn, Mass. Riverbank Cemetery. Donations to stay busy, she took a posi- www.Solimine.com. In leu of He is survived by his wife He is preceded in death by in his memory can be made to tion of secretary at The Mont- flowers, donations may be Joy of 51 years. He was born a daughter, Desiree Upton of the American Cancer Society, verde Academy in Montverde made to ALZ.ORG or a chari- in Lynn to June Thomas Brown Sundland, Calif.; three broth- Hospice of Health First in Co- FLA where she made many ty of your choice. and Carl Bynoe. Survived by ers: Richard Upton, William coa Beach, Fla., or a charity of his children, Lisa, Leonard and one’s choice. Sean Ryan. Grandchildren, Chauntel, Leonard V, Sean, Autumn, Matthew Ryan and Jarred Mitchell. Brothers Bil- ly and Bobby Brown. Nieces, Peabody ZBA rejects Neila, Tina, Selena and great nephew Kyle Brown and many dear cousins and predeceased by his two sisters, Wendy and Oak Street 40B Gail Brown. He was a well known local 26 years and Willow Labs for 8 OAK STREET “Washington Street at Griffin also said that the sion, adding that he agrees basketball, softball and tennis years before retiring in 2014. From A1 Oak Street already has proposed building would with the board’s vote to player, winning many cham- Service Information: Me- significant traffic issues, be out of scale and char- deny the plan. pionships. He was a prolific morial for T.B. will be held on suitable for the increased especially with Aborn acter with the rest of the “I think it’s a well-in- fisherman and enjoyed fishing Thursday, July 29, 2021 from traffic,” said Griffin. Street’s location that is neighborhood. In addition, formed decision and I with his good friend Jimmy. Tom 4:00 - 8:00 at Goodrich Fu- Griffin said the in- in close proximity to Oak he suggested that it would think it was an outcome was also an avid gamer, he es- neral Home !28 Washington creased traffic that would Street,” he said. “The in- be more difficult to remove that makes sense for the pecially enjoyed playing games St. Lynn, MA. Friends and result from the develop- creased traffic from the snow from the property. area,” said McGinn. with his grandchildren. He family are welcome to at- ment would cause signifi- proposed project site will Ward 2 Councilor Pe- Sam Minton can be worked for McGinn Bus Co. for tend. cant congestion on Wash- only exacerbate this prob- ter McGinn said the ZBA reached at sminton@item- ington Street. lem.” made an informed deci- live.com.

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Lisa A. (Brown) Donovan, 59 Ex-eBay employee gets Valley giant last week, ac- the future of business licenses to carry firearms 18 months for cusing it of engaging in a in Massachusetts could in Massachusetts, police 04/27/1962 - 07/25/2021 conspiracy to “intimidate, change in the post-pan- said. cyberstalking campaign threaten to kill, torture, demic years — shifting The self-described leader SAUGUS - -Lisa Ann (Brown) terrorize, stalk and silence the state’s economic “cen- of the group said they were BOSTON (AP) — A for- Donovan, age 59, passed away them” in order to “stifle ter of gravity” away from mer security operations a militia traveling from on Sunday morning at Mas- their reporting on eBay.” the Boston core. manager for eBay Inc. was Rhode Island to Maine for sachusetts General Hospital, In a statement respond- sentenced to 18 months in “training” on private land, after a courageous battle with ing to that lawsuit, eBay prison Tuesday for his role Men involved in armed stand- although the exact nature ALS. She was the wife of Det. apologized to the couple in an extensive campaign off sue state police, judge of the training remains James E. Donovan (SPD), with and stressed that it fully unclear, according to the whom she shared 35 years of to terrorize and intimidate cooperated with authori- PROVIDENCE, R.I. police report. marriage. the editor and publisher of ties during their inquiry. (AP) — Several members Ten men and a juvenile Born in Saugus and raised in an online newsletter. Philip Cooke pleaded of the group arrested after were arrested after the Lynn and Nahant, she was the State senators: Baker should an armed standoff along daughter of the late Arnold and guilty in October to con- standoff ended peacefully a Massachusetts highway Elizabeth (Ellis) Brown. Lisa spiracy to commit cyber- sever ties with consulting firm hours after it started. earlier this month have was a 1980 graduate of Lynn stalking and conspiracy They are being held BOSTON (AP) — Two filed a federal lawsuit al- Tech. She was class president to tamper with witnesses without bail after a series Democratic state senators leging that state courts and a member of the Lynn Tech for his part in the scheme of contentious arraign- are calling on Gov. Charlie have no jurisdiction over Hall of Fame. targeting a Massachusetts ments and dangerousness Later, with a Master’s Degree couple who published an Baker to end the relation- the case. hearings at which mem- of Education, specializing in online newsletter critical ship his administration The suit filed by Rise of bers of the group said they special education, as well as NH, Nancy Pivacek of Salisbury of the online auction site. has with the consulting the Moors in U.S. District are sovereign citizens of a Master’s Degree in School and Jennifer Brown of TN. Lisa Authorities say Cooke, firm McKinsey & Compa- Court in Rhode Island last Moroccan descent and not Administration, Lisa returned will be greatly missed by many who was senior manag- ny. week alleges “defamation, subject to federal or state to Lynn as a special education nieces, nephews, cousins and er of Security Operations The Republican gover- discrimination of national laws. teacher in Lynn Public Schools. friends. for eBay’s Global Security nor recently gave the firm origin and deprivation of They face charges that She was a resident of Saugus In lieu of flowers, donations Team, conspired with oth- the task of trying to gauge their rights under the col- include unlawful posses- for the last 35 years. Lisa loved in her memory may be made er employees to terrorize the longer term impact or of law.” sion of a firearm. her family, scary movies, and to Compassionate Care ALS @ the couple because compa- that the COVID-19 pan- “If the state courts con- had a passion for art. ccals.org or the Angel Fund for ny executives were upset demic would have on the tinue their unlawful pros- Ex-scout leader gets 33 years future of work in Massa- ecution and or conviction, Besides her husband, Lisa ALS Research @angelfund.org. about an article about a for exploiting children is survived by her two chil- Service Information: Vis- lawsuit filed by eBay ac- chusetts. they will be violating the dren; James Donovan (SFD) of iting hours will be held in cusing Amazon of poach- State Sens. Diana DiZo- claimants civil, national BOSTON (AP) — A for- Boston and his fiancé Justina the Bisbee-Porcella Funer- ing its sellers. glio of Methuen and Anne and human rights,” the mer leader of the Boy Gobi of Spencer sent a let- suit says. It seeks $70 mil- Levey, as well as her daughter al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., Several other former Scouts has been sentenced ter to Baker on Monday. lion in damages. Rachael Patrizzi and her hus- SAUGUS, on Friday from 3 eBay workers have also to 33 years in federal pris- “It is truly inexplicable The Massachusetts band, Guido Patrizzi, of Bev- – 7 p.m. For directions and pleaded guilty in the on for sexually exploiting that your Administra- State Police and several erly. She was also a fur mom condolences www.Bisbee- scheme, which prosecu- more than a dozen chil- tion would reward this individual troopers, the to her dog, Vincent and her Porcella.com. tors say included sending dren through a social me- firm with additional state judge who presided over cat, Betty. She was the sister threatening online mes- dia app, federal prosecu- contracts after what they their arraignments, the of Mark Brown of NC, Arnold sages as well as disturb- tors said Tuesday. Brown of NH, Joseph Brown of ing deliveries — like live have done to residents of state as a whole, and sev- the Commonwealth,” the eral media organizations In addition to his prison roaches and a funeral term, Matthew Murphy, wreath — to the couple’s two wrote. are named as defendants. The two pointed to a Rise of the Moors is 25, of Whitman Mass., home. was also sentenced Mon- Prosecutors say Cooke, $573 million settlement based in Rhode Island. day in U.S. District Court a retired Santa Clara, reached by Democratic A spokesperson for the in Boston to 10 years of Calif., police captain, at- Attorney General Maura state police in an email probation, according to a tended a meeting at eBay Healey and other attor- said because the agen- statement from the U.S. headquarters, where the neys general with McK- cy had not seen the suit, attorney’s office. employees plotted send- insey & Company for ad- it could not comment on ing harassing anonymous vising Purdue Pharma on the specific allegations, The investigation began messages to one of the how to boost OxyContin but said “the defendants in 2017 when law enforce- victims over Twitter. They sales. were arrested because — ment learned that Mur- say Cooke also tried to ob- “After all the pain this and only because — they phy had posed as a teen- struct police’s investiga- firm has inflicted upon broke the law and created age girl on Snapchat to tion into the scheme. Massachusetts families, it a clear public safety risk.” extort nude photographs Cooke’s lawyer wrote in is confounding that your A spokesperson for the from a middle school boy court documents that his Administration would state court system said in Massachusetts, prose- role in the campaign was task McKinsey & Co. with the judge would have no cutors said. “limited” and that he tried preparing crucial reports comment. Through the investiga- Stories live on. to warn his colleagues not on COVID-19 metrics,” the The standoff started just tion, authorities found to send threatening mes- two wrote, urging Baker to after 1 a.m. on July 3 on that that Murphy used sages or disturbing deliv- sever ties with McKinsey Interstate 95 in Wakefield five separate Snapchat ac- Tell theirs. eries. & Co. immediately. when a trooper stopped counts to sexually exploit “He has accepted full The Baker administra- to offer assistance to two at least 15 children. Share your loved one’s story. responsibility for his mis- tion didn’t immediately vehicles refueling on the He knew some of the conduct, is very remorse- respond to a request for side of the highway. children and their families [email protected] | 781-593-7700 ful for his bad choices, and comment. The men from Rhode Is- through his connection to wants to do whatever it The future of work study land, New York and Mich- local Boy Scouts troops, takes to put his life right,” produced by McKinsey igan, who were dressed prosecutors said. his lawyer, Susan Winkler, & Co. found the rise of in military-style clothing He pleaded guilty in In partnership with wrote. hybrid and remote work and body armor and were January 2020 to multiple The couple filed a law- during the past year and a armed with long guns counts of sexual exploita- suit against the Silicon half is just one of the ways and pistols, did not have tion of children. WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Family: Last victim ID’d in Florida condo building collapse By Kelli Kennedy the rubble moved to a Mi- as if they were searching ASSOCIATED PRESS ami warehouse. Although for one of their own,” Mayor forensic scientists and rab- Daniella Levine Cava said FORT LAUDERDALE, bis are still at work, includ- during a news conference Fla. — The final victim of ing examining the debris at Monday. the condo building collapse the warehouse, seeking to Miami-Dade Fire Res- in Florida has been identi- recover any additional re- cue’s urban search-and-res- fied, a relative said Monday, mains and personal items. cue team pulled away from more than a month after In the end, crews found no the site Friday in a convoy the middle-of-the-night ca- evidence that anyone who of firetrucks and other ve- tastrophe that ultimately was found dead had sur- claimed 98 lives and be- hicles. Officials saluted vived the initial collapse, their bravery, saying they came the largest non-hur- Fire Chief Alan Cominsky had worked 12-hour shifts ricane related emergency has said. while camping out at the response in state history. Search teams spent site and also dealing with Estelle Hedaya, an outgo- weeks battling the haz- ing 54-year-old with a love ards of the rubble, includ- the heavy emotional bur- of travel, was the last to be ing an unstable portion of den. identified, ending what her the building that teetered The tragedy that befell relatives described as a tor- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS above, a recurring fire and the tiny town of Surfside prompted an outpouring turous four-week wait. Her Fifty-four-year-old Estelle, left, Hedaya appears to be the only missing Florida’s stifling summer younger brother, Ikey He- heat and thunderstorms. of love from far and wide victim yet to be identified following the June 24 Champlain Towers where locals donated their daya, confirmed the news South collapse. They went through more to The Associated Press. A than 14,000 tons of broken homes and apartments to funeral was scheduled for emotionally heavy task of God anytime she was strug- troubling times. concrete and rebar before victims, children colored Tuesday. removing layers of danger- gling with anything,” he The site of the June 24 finally declaring the mis- cards for rescuers, piles and It comes just days after ous debris and pulling out said, adding he was draw- collapse at the oceanside sion complete. piles of food were donated rescuers officially conclud- dozens of bodies. ing strength from God, just Champlain Towers South “For the past 33 days they and tens of millions of dol- ed the painstaking and “She always mentioned as he’d seen his sister do in has been mostly swept flat, have searched the rubble lars raised for the victims. Senators, White House in crunch time on Biden infrastructure deal By Lisa Mascaro And to act on what would be House Democrats on Tues- transit. Kevin Freking some of the most substan- day, Rep. Peter DeFazio, Most Republican sena- ASSOCIATED PRESS tial pieces of legislation D-Ore., the chairman of the tors come from rural states in years. Republicans are House Transportation and where highways domi- WASHINGTON — Time weighing whether they will Infrastructure Committee, nate and public transit is running short, senators lend their votes for Biden’s called the Senate’s bipar- scarce, while Democrats and the White House first big infrastructure lift tisan measure complete view transit as a priority worked furiously Tuesday or deny the president the “crap,” according to two for cities and a key to eas- to salvage a bipartisan political accomplishment Democrats who attended ing congesting and fighting PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS infrastructure deal, with and try to stop both pack- the session. climate change. Democrats pressure intensifying on all White House press secretary Jen Psaki speaks ages. DeFazio’s remarks il- don’t want to see the for- sides to wrap up talks on Biden met Tuesday morn- lustrated the tensions be- mula dip below its typical during the daily briefing at the White House in President Joe Biden’s top ing at the White House tween Democrats in the threshold, and would prefer Washington. priority. with Sen. Kyrsten Sinema two chambers over the increased funds. Despite weeks of closed- of Arizona, one of the Dem- budget talks. The Demo- Democrats are also insist- door discussions, several ocratic leaders of the bipar- crats spoke on condition of ing on a prevailing-wage With virus surge, issues are still unresolved tisan talks, to discuss both anonymity to describe the requirement, not just for over the nearly $1 trillion the current bill and the closed-door session. existing public works pro- package. How money would next one. Senators were set to hud- grams but also for build- U.S. to keep travel be spent on public transit White House press sec- dle again late Tuesday, as ing new roads, bridges, remains in question and a they have most days since broadband and other infra- new dispute flared over the retary Jen Psaki said af- restrictions for now ter the president’s meet- the bipartisan group first structure, according to an- regulation of broadband ac- struck an agreement with other Republican granted cess. Patience was running ing with Sinema that the By Alexandra Jaffe COVID-19 cases, and not- administration sees “good Biden in June on the con- anonymity to discuss the And Aamer Madhani ed a 32 percent increase in thin as senators accused tours of the joint deal. The private talks. one another of shifting the signs” but is not setting any ASSOCIATED PRESS COVID hospitalizations deadlines. group includes 10 core ne- The senators had been from the previous week. debate and picking fights gotiators, split evenly be- debating money for public WASHINGTON — The The White House wants The rise in cases has over issue that had already tween Democrats and Re- water works projects and United States served no- a bipartisan agreement prompted some state and been resolved. publicans, but has swelled removal of lead pipes after tice Monday that it will for this first phase, before local officials to reinstate Still, all sides — the at time to 22 members. Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, keep existing COVID-19 Democrats go it alone on masking guidance, even White House, Republicans Filling in the details has raised questions about the restrictions on interna- and Democrats — sounded the next one. A recent poll for vaccinated Americans. become a grueling month- amount. He said Tuesday tional travel in place for upbeat that an accord was from The Associated Press- The White House follows long exercise over the scope the issue had been settled. now due to concerns about within reach as senators NORC found 8 in 10 Amer- the Centers for Disease of spending in each of the Also unresolved is how to the surging infection rate braced for a weekend ses- icans favor some increased Control and Prevention categories as well as some pay for the bipartisan pack- because of the delta vari- sion to finish the deal. No infrastructure spending, guidance released in May, of the underlying policies. age after Democrats reject- ant. new deadlines were set. and the current package which states those who The Democrats and the ed a plan to bring in funds It was the latest sign “Good progress,” Senate could be a political win for are vaccinated don’t have all sides as lawmakers try White House had sent what by hiking the gas tax driv- that the White House is Majority Leader Chuck to wear masks indoors. to show voters that Wash- they called a “global” offer ers pay at the pump and having to recalibrate its Schumer said as he opened They’ve thus far made no ington can work. Ten Re- to Republicans on remain- Republicans dashed a plan thinking around the coro- the chamber. ing issues late Sunday, but changes to Biden’s public publicans would be needed to boost the IRS to go after navirus pandemic as the Republican negotiator Republicans rebuffed the tax scofflaws. events, and the president in the evenly split 50-50 more infectious variant Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio, ideas, according to aides Funding could come from is still traveling the coun- Senate to pass the bipar- surges across the U.S. and who took the lead in key granted anonymity to dis- repurposing COVID relief try and participating in talks with a top White tisan bill, but it’s an open a substantial chunk of the debate among Republicans cuss the talks. aid, reversing a Trump- events unmasked. House aide, struck a simi- Transit funding has re- population resists vacci- whether it’s politically ad- era pharmaceutical rebate But Dr. Anthony Fau- lar tone, insisting the bipar- mained a stubborn dispute, nation. vantageous to give their and other streams. It’s pos- ci, the nation’s top infec- tisan group was “making as Republican senators are It was also a reversal support. sible the final deal could tious disease expert, said progress.” wary of formalizing what from the sentiment Pres- The bipartisan package run into political trouble on CNN’s “State of the It’s a make-or-break mo- has been a typical Highway if it doesn’t pass muster ident Joe Biden voiced includes about $600 billion Union” this Sunday that ment that is testing the Trust Fund formula allot- as fully paid for when the earlier this month when in new spending on public recommending that the White House and Congress, ting 80 percent for high- Congressional Budget Of- he said his administra- works projects, with broad vaccinated wear masks and the outcome will set ways and 20 percent for fice assesses the details. tion was “in the process” the stage for the next de- support from Republicans of considering how soon is “under active consider- ation” by the government’s bate over Biden’s much and Democrats for many of the U.S. could lift the ban the proposed ideas. leading public health offi- more ambitious $3.5 tril- on European travel bound The House will have a cials. lion spending package, a for the U.S. after the issue chance to weigh in if the “We’re going in the strictly partisan pursuit of was raised by German far-reaching programs and package passes the Sen- wrong direction,” Fauci Chancellor Angela Merkel services including child ate, but it falls far short said, describing himself as during her visit to the care, tax breaks and health of what House Democrats White House. “very frustrated.” care that touch almost have proposed in their own White House press sec- The surge in the delta every corner of American transportation bill, which retary Jen Psaki said the variant poses a major po- life, and that Republicans includes much more spend- restrictions would contin- litical challenge for Biden, vowed Tuesday to oppose. ing to address public tran- ue for now. who called it a “great day” As talks drag on, anx- sit, electric vehicles and “Driven by the delta for Americans when the ious Democrats, who have other strategies to counter variant, cases are rising CDC released its relaxed slim control of the House climate change. here at home, particularly masking guidance in May and Senate, face a timeline At a private meeting of among those who are un- and on July 4 declared vaccinated, and appears that “the virus is on the The value of each coupon shown here is equal to run and America is com- LAW OFFICES OF likely to continue in the JAMES J. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS COVID-19’s long-term challenges President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg COVID-19, and the choic- globally for health, a warn- percent. Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ es made to contain it, have ing sign for the nation’s fu- Despite these serious chal- Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall impacted communities ture prosperity. lenges, there is also much to 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K S ¢ Y across the United States The mental health of P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton be optimistic about. The U.S. J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan and highlighted the holistic Americans, which was al- ranks 18 for prosperity out Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman nature of prosperity, testing ready deteriorating, has of 167 countries globally. Customer Service America’s institutional, eco- been further impacted by Furthermore, prior to the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS nomic and social resilience. the pandemic. The increase pandemic, prosperity had Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 While the American Res- in the number of suicides Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 been rising continuously Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 cue Plan is designed to and drug overdose deaths for more than a decade as a All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 tackle the immediate crisis, was well documented, al- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 result of long-term improve- the newly published 2021 ready claiming tens of thou- 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 ments across many areas, Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 United States Prosperi- sands of American lives providing a strong founda- Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 ty Index also reveals the each year. Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 tion upon which to reset and Classified/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 U.S. was facing a number As a result, the U.S. had of significant institutional fallen 21 places in the global rebuild. [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 The U.S. can also draw in- and social challenges that rankings for mental health Subscriptions spiration and courage from were already acting as a over the last decade to just [email protected] brake on prosperity before 149 out of 167. It is worry- how it has overcome signif- the pandemic hit. It is vital ing that early estimates icant challenges in the past. Circulation that these are addressed reveal that drug overdose Following the global fi- [email protected] alongside the direct and in- deaths in the 12 months pri- nancial crisis, the country Ext. 3 direct impacts of COVID-19 or to October 2020 totaled enjoyed the longest peri- to create a more prosperous 90,000, nearly 30 percent od of economic growth in Newsroom America. higher than a year previ- its history, with both labor [email protected] EDITORIAL After decades of improve- ously. productivity and the value [email protected] ment, the U.S. has experi- The emotional impact this of exported goods increas- Ext. 4 enced a significant increase has on the wider commu- ing, and saw an increase in in violent crime in the last nity is exacerbated by the the proportion of the adult Sports [email protected] 10 years. More than half of financial impact, costing an population who had a high U.S. states have experienced estimated $80 billion per school diploma or were de- Ext. 5 Closing the year, according to the Cen- at least one mass shooting gree educated, with 18 mil- every year since 2013, and ters for Disease Control and Retail and Online lion more degree-educated the rates of death and in- Prevention (CDC). Advertising Americans in 2019 than in digital divide juries from these types of In addition, America’s so- [email protected] events increased by 50 and cial networks have deterio- 2009. It is also encouraging to see the American entre- ADVERTISING Editorial from 80 percent respectively. rated. A decade ago, two in preneurial spirit rise, with the Los Angeles Times editorial board The U.S. now ranks just three Americans reported Ernie Carpenter Jr. 122 out of 167 nations talking frequently to their the number of new business Director of Advertising Although Republicans recoiled when worldwide for mass kill- neighbors. This has fallen applications in 2020 the and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] President Joe Biden unveiled his sweeping ings and injuries (including to around one in two now highest on record, and this infrastructure plan in March, a bipartisan terrorism). Ensuring that — and at the start of the trend has continued into Ralph Mitchell group of senators has thrown its support individuals and communi- pandemic, one third of peo- 2021. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 behind one of the less conventional ideas ties are safe and secure is ple reported not having a As each state and coun- [email protected] in the package: making a massive invest- fundamental to the future community to which they ty across the U.S. looks to ment in broadband networks. prosperity of America, as belonged. reset and rebuild following Patricia Whalen Sales Representative, ext. 1310 peaceful societies are the And, of course, the corona- the pandemic, the United But as crucial as these networks are to [email protected] the 21st century economy, it’s not just the cornerstone of thriving na- virus has also significant- States Prosperity Index acts amount Congress spends that matters. It’s tions. ly affected physical health as a guide. It reminds na- BUSINESS OFFICE making sure the money is spent the right A number of health chal- outcomes. Adult mortality tional, state, and local gov- way. And there’s a split among lawmakers lenges also undermine rates, which were already Susan J. Conti ernments; business leaders; Controller, ext. 1288 over whether to just help telecom compa- American prosperity. Al- on the rise, have been investors; philanthropists; further impacted by the [email protected] nies extend broadband to the 21 million though Americans were and civil-society leaders smoking and drinking less hundreds of thousands of or more Americans with no access to it — across the country of what Ted Grant prior to the pandemic, com- COVID-19-related deaths largely, but not exclusively, in rural and builds and protects pros- Publisher, ext. 1234 pared to a decade ago, high in the U.S. [email protected] remote areas — or to also upgrade areas perity, and can help them with substandard service. and increasing rates of obe- Between 2019 and 2020, sity continue to impact the the mortality rate for those to deliver targeted policy re- Marian Kinney At issue too is how to provide broadband ext. 1212 overall health of the popu- aged 15-64 increased by 20 sponses that can drive tan- to the millions of Americans who can’t af- [email protected] ford it. What’s the point in subsidizing the lation. percent, and the likelihood gible improvements so that construction of more extensive networks if Notably, more than 40 per- of a 65-year-old dying be- all Americans can thrive. Will Kraft they’re priced too high for a sizable portion cent of adults are now iden- fore they reach the age of Shaun Flanagan is the di- Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 of the population? tified as obese, up from 33 85, which had been falling rector of the Centre for Met- [email protected] It comes down to a question of priorities. percent in 2008 — resulting in recent years, increased rics at the Legatum Institute Here’s one all taxpayers should embrace: in the U.S. ranking No. 59 substantially from 49 to 57 in London. Paula Villacreses A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Make sure that the new networks built [email protected] with these dollars won’t grow quickly ob- ROSAMOND NAYLOR solete. Networks that are largely based Mike Shanahan on fiber optics — including modern cable Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 TV, fiber-to-the-premises and “small cell” [email protected] wireless services — can add speed and ca- Time to embrace ‘blue’ foods Jim Wilson pacity over time without requiring a ma- Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 jor overhaul; that should be the standard The global food system is gae are produced globally in prived local communities of [email protected] Congress adopts. failing billions of people. a wide array of ecosystems traditional and affordable The demand for speed and capacity has Hunger, malnutrition and with different technologies fish diets and local reve- CIRCULATION grown steadily, and there’s no reason to obesity coexist in rich and at multiple scales. Blue nues, raising problems of Lisa Mahmoud think it won’t continue to do so. In fact, new poor countries alike, often foods provide protein and food injustice. Manager, ext. 1239 online services are emerging that could in the same town or even in micronutrients that help With wild stocks being [email protected] vastly increase the need for high-capacity the same home. Diabetes, prevent maternal and in- fished at capacity, aquacul- uploads as well as downloads. It would be heart disease, coastal dead fant mortality, stunting and ture will contribute most of CUSTOMER SERVICE foolish to make a costly investment in net- zones and other social bur- cognitive deficits. They also the additional fish produced works today that need to be replaced with- dens connected to our food offer healthy fats that help and consumed in the future. La’ Mosha Ball in the decade. system continue to rise. reduce obesity and metabol- Most aquaculture systems Customer Service, ext. 1276 [email protected] Granted, it may not be practical to serve In recognition of this ur- ic diseases such as diabetes rely on feeds, and genet- some remote or sparsely-populated areas gent challenge, the United and heart disease. ic and nutrition advances GRAPHICS with the same kind of network as in cit- Nations will hold a global The Blue Food Assess- have reduced the amount of ies and suburbs. But even those networks summit in September for ment, led by Stanford Uni- feed used per pound of fish Trevor Andreozzi should be built in a way that the initial government, business, non- versity and the Stockholm produced. Feed ingredients Designer speeds offered are a floor, not a ceiling. profit organizations and Resilience Center, is an in- have steadily shifted toward [email protected] As important as it is to bring broadband civil-society leaders to map ternational initiative work- plant-based products and Edwin Peralta Jr. service to areas that have none, we can’t a more sustainable, healthy ing to identify and fill in trimmings from fish- and ignore the parts of the country stuck with Designer and equitable food system. gaps in understanding of livestock-processing plants. [email protected] inadequate networks built for the days be- Transforming our food the role of aquatic foods in The only way to fix the fore widespread video streaming, videocon- system will require a new global food systems now and global food system is to ad- NEWSROOM ferencing, telemedicine and virtual offices. mindset and more careful in the future. dress the opportunities and Mike Alongi State and local governments understand consideration of blue foods The diversity of blue foods challenges of blue and green the particular needs of their constituents Sports Editor, ext. 1228 — aquatic animals, plants should be embraced as an foods together. [email protected] better than Congress does; they should be and algae cultivated and opportunity, not an imped- Individual countries need granted the flexibility to use some of their captured in freshwater and iment, for improving food to go beyond governing food Gayla Cawley federal broadband dollars to support up- marine environments. and nutrition security. In systems through ministries News Editor, ext. 1236 grades of slower networks in their commu- Until now, the movement Bangladesh, the view from of agriculture and fisheries, [email protected] nities. to build productive and sus- a plane shows a landscape which primarily chart prog- Incumbent cable and phone companies Allysha Dunnigan tainable food systems has of small freshwater and ress by production volume argue that it’s a poor use of tax dollars to Reporter, ext. 1302 focused on transforming brackish ponds filled with and economic measures. invest in areas that already have broad- [email protected] land-based crops and live- an array of fish and aquatic Governments should estab- band, even if it’s a lesser version. But stock, largely overlooking plants. These aquaculture Spenser Hasak just as new broadband services can be a lish a coordinating agency the critical role that fish operations are biological- or ministry of food with a Photographer, ext. 1332 source of economic growth, so can outdat- [email protected] ed networks be an impediment, limiting and other aquatic foods ly-diverse treasure chests budget and specific man- innovation and services by local business- play in nutrition, livelihoods and critically-important date to promote improve- and ecosystems around the food sources for rural and ments in health and envi- Thor Jourgensen es and entrepreneurs. More competition Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 world. That role will in- will also help with the third top priority, urban communities. ronmental outcomes. [email protected] affordability. But that’s just part of the an- crease as food production Blue foods, of course, are The United Nations and swer. Another piece is to make sure that becomes increasingly vul- rich food for all people, with leaders assembled at the Tréa Lavery Reporter, ext. 1317 new networks built with federal help of- nerable to climate change. global consumer demand summit in September have [email protected] fer discounted service to the low-income Over the last half century, rising. Since wild fish catch a unique opportunity to consumers in their communities. And for policymakers and business and aquaculture production transform food systems for leaders have given priority vary widely by region, trade all. Global food business Jakob Menendez communities with existing networks, there Photographer, ext. 1332 to efficiency and scale by in seafood has become a needs to be a permanent subsidy program leaders who invest in im- [email protected] for low-income households. supporting major crop and booming international busi- proving social and environ- These details, along with the amount livestock farmers, reducing ness. Fish are now among mental outcomes should be Anne Marie Tobin of money allotted for broadband invest- food prices for consumers the most highly-traded com- applauded. Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 ments, are expected to be hammered out in and expanding market op- modities in the global food Rosamond Naylor is the [email protected] the next few weeks as the Senate tries to portunities. Blue foods, by system, which brings with it William Wrigley professor Sophie Yarin pass an infrastructure bill. The $65 billion contrast, represent a large significant effects. of Earth system science Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 proposed for broadband in the bipartisan and complex group that de- In Africa and Asia, in- and founding director of [email protected] fies similar strategies. cluding the disputed South the Center on Food Securi- framework is a good starting point. But it TECHNOLOGY needs to be spent the right way. More than 3,000 species of China Sea, illegal fishing ty and the Environment at fish, shellfish, plants and al- by foreign nations has de- Stanford University. Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- into a pole on Seaview Avenue A report of a loud party at the to the station at 12:27 p.m. 21, a caller reported a motor ve- coming from the high school, at larly arrests, reflect police records. In at 11:54 a.m. Wednesday. tennis courts on Wyman Road Thursday to report that she had hicle accident on Walnut Street. 2:46 a.m. Sunday. the event of a perceived inaccuracy, A report of an accident with at 1:54 a.m. Thursday. The kids received a scam call saying that Two individuals were taken to a A report of kids playing bas- it is the sole responsibility of the con- minor injuries at 4:23 p.m. attending the party ran into the she had won $5.5 million, but nearby hospital. ketball and blasting a radio at cerned party to contact the relevant Thursday on Ocean Avenue. woods when police arrived, and first had to purchase a gift card On Friday at 9:03 p.m., a 2:37 p.m. Sunday at Swamp- police department and have the de- A report of an accident at officers recovered several cell and send it to the caller. caller reported a crash involving scott Middle School. partment issue a notice of correction 8:25 a.m. Friday on Smith phones and other items. An Intrepid Circle resident four vehicles on Walnut Street. A noise complaint was report- to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Street. A Thompson Road resident reported at 1:58 p.m. Thursday Two vehicles had their airbags ed at the Fish House at 11:54 ifications will not be made without A report of a hit-and-run ac- reported at 10:18 a.m. Thurs- that she had received an email deployed and three individuals p.m. Sunday. express notice of change from the cident at 8:51 a.m. Friday on day that his neighbors played that appeared to be from Am- were transported to nearby hos- Multiple reports of loud mu- arresting police department. Nahant Street. music outside all day, even azon saying that there was an pitals for possible injuries. sic coming from the back of A report of an accident at when they were not outside. issue with her account, and she the football field parking lot on LYNN 9:25 a.m. Friday at Pleasant A bus driver reported at gave them her bank informa- Animals Humphrey Street at 1:29 a.m. and Village streets. 12:10 p.m. Thursday that he tion. Her bank was able to stop At 6:36 p.m. Thursday, a call- Monday. Arrests A report of an accident at had his stop sign out and lights a $400 withdrawal but she lost er reported that there was a bat Wilfrido Esteban Lopez, 24, 4:24 p.m. Friday on Pleasant flashing while assisting a wheel- $100. with a broken wing on Newhall A report of loud music in the of 125 Marianna St., was ar- Street. chair user off the bus when he A Doaks Lane resident report- Avenue. area of Walker Road at 1:31 rested and charged with oper- A report of a hit-and-run ac- was passed by another vehicle. ed at 3:50 p.m. Sunday that his a.m. Monday. ating a vehicle without a license cident at 8:28 p.m. Friday on A report of kids putting chairs wife had received a scam call Disturbance A report of loud music coming and under the influence, leaving Green Street. in the road on Atlantic Avenue and had sent the caller money On Thursday at 6:31 p.m., a from a house on Valley Road at the scene of property damage, A minor accident to a parked at 5:59 p.m. Thursday. via Venmo. caller reported that two youths 1:33 a.m. Monday. resisting arrest and negligent vehicle was reported at 4:58 A Humphrey Street resident A report of a fraud on Barnard were riding their bikes through A New Ocean Street resident operation of a motor vehicle at p.m. Saturday on Green Street. reported at 4:35 p.m. Friday Street at 9:56 p.m. Sunday. Square One Mall. They were lat- reported receiving hurtful text 10:30 p.m. Monday. A report of a hit-and-run acci- that a neighbor had an RV er trespassed from the mall. messages from an ex-boyfriend Danilo Perez-Rodriguez, 28, dent at 10:48 p.m. Sunday on parked in their driveway with Theft At 12:56 a.m. Sunday, a call- at 11:06 a.m. Monday. of 18 Echo Place, was arrested Roundhouse Road. generators running constantly, The owner of a warehouse on er reported that someone used A report of loud music and and charged with operating a A report of a past accident at making a lot of noise. Beringer Way reported at 4:33 a vehicle from the lot at 961 people yelling on Humphrey motor vehicle under the influ- 12:31 p.m. Monday on Barnard A report of a loud group play- p.m. Friday that over $6,000 Broadway and refused to return Street at 2:37 a.m. Tuesday. ence and without a license and Street. ing music at 9:20 p.m. Friday worth of equipment was stolen it. The officer reported the vehi- An Elmwood Road resident having an open container of A report of a past hit-and-run on Stramski Way. from the warehouse. cle as stolen. reported at 6:26 a.m. Tuesday alcohol at 12:40 a.m. Tuesday. accident at 3:30 p.m. Monday An Ocean Avenue resident A report of a stolen child’s that her vehicle had been rum- on Doaks Lane. reported at 4:20 p.m. Saturday bike at 8:06 p.m. Friday on Wy- Forgery maged through but that nothing Accidents A report of an accident at that there were people on his man Road. On Wednesday, July 21, a call- of value had been taken. A report of a motor vehicle 4:21 p.m. Monday on Wash- part of the beach. A report of a historic sign sto- er reported that an employee crash at 4:45 p.m. Monday at ington Street. One person was A report of an erratic driver at len off a Union Street house at from CVS reported that an indi- Suspicious Activity 846 Lynnfield St.; at 6:05 p.m. arrested (see arrests). 6:38 p.m. Saturday on Lafayette 9:06 a.m. Saturday. vidual was trying to pass a fake At 12:40 a.m. Sunday, police Monday at 714 Lynnfield St.; at Street. prescription at 3:24 p.m. received a report of a person 7:51 p.m. Monday on Surfside Animals A report of an annoying cen- Threats walking in and around back- Road; at 9:42 p.m. Monday at A report of dogs on Devereux sus taker knocking on doors A report of threats at 9:56 Theft yards on Berkshire Street. Harding Street and Lynnway; at Beach at 2:14 p.m. Saturday. and sending mail to several a.m. Thursday on Washington Macy’s loss prevention at A report of three men walking 9:44 p.m. Monday at 99 Cha- people on Gerald Road at 7:01 Street. Square One Mall reported a along Barnstable Street toward tham St.; at 11:58 p.m. Mon- Complaints p.m. Saturday. A caller reported at 11:30 male shoplifter at 7:04 p.m. day at 14 S. Elm St.; at 7:35 A caller driving on Pleasant A report of fireworks at 8:42 a.m. Sunday that his car was Thursday. One person was ar- Franklin Street at 4:16 a.m. a.m. Tuesday at 88 Lawton Ave.; Street at 8:12 a.m. Wednesday p.m. Saturday on Pleasant parked on Lime Street and rested (see arrests). Sunday. at 8:51 a.m. Tuesday at 67 Sils- reported that another vehicle Street. someone left a threatening note A report of a car parked on bee St.; at 9:42 a.m. Tuesday at was following her and honking A caller reported hearing an on it. Well-being check the boat ramp at the Fish House Adams and Chestnut streets; its horn repeatedly. Police were argument outside on Village On Wednesday, July 21, a call- at 1:46 a.m. Monday. The caller at 12:53 p.m. Tuesday at 985 unable to locate the vehicle. Street at 11:35 p.m. Saturday Vandalism er reported that a man was lost. could not tell what the people in Western Ave. A caller driving on Atlantic and heard one person say “I’m A caller reported seeing four The caller was concerned as the the vehicle were doing. A report of a motor vehicle Avenue at 10:35 a.m. Wednes- going to kill you.” Police deter- youths walk through yellow tape man was in his underwear and A report of an older man on hit-and-run crash at 9:22 a.m. day reported another vehicle mined that the group was just and wet cement, ruining it, on wearing oven mitts on his feet at the Fish House pier talking to Tuesday at 5 Camden St.; at passed him and flipped him off. fooling around. Atlantic Avenue at 4:54 p.m. 12:57 a.m. children at 1:18 p.m. Monday. 1:02 p.m. Tuesday at 44 Grant Police were unable to locate the A report of loud music and an Thursday. A report of a tractor trailer St.; 1:50 p.m. Tuesday at Spen- vehicle. odor of marijuana coming from A caller reported at 7:42 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT parked on Humphrey Street at cer Street and Western Avenue. A report of a neighbor dispute the tennis courts on Atlantic Friday that he parked his car by 8:37 p.m. Monday. An officer A report of a motor vehi- on Auburndale Road at 4:04 Avenue at 6:53 p.m. Sunday. Steer Swamp and came back to Accidents determined that the truck was cle crash with personal injury p.m. Wednesday. Nobody was there when police find his windshield smashed. legally parked and making a de- at 3:37 a.m. Tuesday at 434 A report of a young child by arrived. Police received a report at Accident at 12:03 p.m. Sun- livery in the morning. Broadway; at 2 p.m. Tuesday at himself on the causeway at A report of a road rage inci- 8:42 p.m. Monday of a car day at Greenwood Avenue and Walmart on the Lynnway. 4:28 p.m. Wednesday. An officer dent at 3:24 p.m. Monday on parked on with its alarm going Humphrey Street. Theft located the child’s parents, who Atlantic Avenue. off and its window shattered. Report of a past hit-and-run A Banks Road resident called Theft were nearby, and determined A caller at 3:25 p.m. Monday accident in a parking lot on at 12:27 p.m. Monday to report A report of a larceny at 5:40 that he was simply riding his reported seeing a unicorn float- NAHANT Humphrey Street at 1:38 p.m. that they had returned home p.m. Monday at 69 N Common new scooter and knew not to go ie in the ocean between Tinker’s Monday. from a vacation and found that St., Apt. 24; at 1:15 p.m. Tues- into traffic. Island and Children’s Island. Animals their lawn furniture had been day at 863 Western Ave. A resident came to the station A caller reported at 6:54 p.m. A caller reported a coyote Animals stolen. at 4:52 p.m. Wednesday to re- Monday that another person sighting on Lennox Road at A report of an animal issue MARBLEHEAD port that he had been forced to kept driving by him on Lafayette 6:26 a.m. Monday. on Capstan Way at 7:05 p.m. walk in the street with his dog Street and harassing him. Monday. Animal Control was Threats Arrests on Atlantic Avenue because of SAUGUS notified. A caller from Ocean View Maureen Dooley, 65, of construction, which was dan- Missing Persons A report of a loose dog at Road reported that a neigh- Swampscott, was arrested and gerous. Arrests Lower Jackson Park at 7:14 bor had threatened one of her charged with operating under A report of a vehicle going A report of a missing child Himer Bouraeda, 45, of 49 a.m. Tuesday. Animal Control workers with a gun at 4:33 the influence of alcohol, negli- extremely fast on West Shore from Salem at 9:48 p.m. Mon- Playstead Road, Apt. 1, Malden, was notified. p.m. Monday. No gun had been gent operation of a motor vehi- Drive at 7:47 p.m. Wednesday. day who may have been in Mar- was arrested and charged with shown. cle and possession of an open Police apprehended the vehicle blehead. The boy was located at shoplifting by asportation at Complaints container of alcohol in a motor and one person was brought to 12:13 a.m. and brought home 7:04 p.m. Thursday. A report of loud music in the Scams vehicle at 4:21 p.m. Monday. a hospital for evaluation. safely. area of Ross Road at 2:37 a.m. A report of identity theft at A report of fireworks at 9:56 Accidents Sunday. 2:01 p.m. Monday on Essex Accidents p.m. Wednesday on Ocean Av- Scams A report of loud music in the Street; at 4:49 p.m. Monday on A report of a truck that backed enue. A Front Street resident came At 6:34 a.m. Wednesday, July area of Essex Street, possibly Plymouth Avenue.

U.S. Capitol Police Sgt. Harry Dunn speaks with Chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., after a House select committee hearing on the Jan. 6 attack on Capitol Hill in Washington.

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Racism of rioters takes center stage in Jan. 6 hearing

By Aaron Morrison wanting to keep him in the around 20 people, joined in, male officer told him that, cent of the U.S. population, African-Americans have ASSOCIATED PRESS White House. screaming “Boo! F——— while confronting the riot- they were roughly 11 per- served valiantly on local Capitol Police Officer Har- n—— !” he testified. He ers on Jan. 6, he was told cent of all police officers in and federal police forc- It had only been hint- ry Dunn told lawmakers said no one had ever called to “Put your gun down and 2016 across a sampling of es since the Civil Rights ed at in previous public about an exchange he had him the N-word while he we’ll show you what kind 18,000 local law enforce- movement, data shows examinations of the Jan. with rioters, who disputed was in uniform. That night, of n—— you really are!” ment agencies in the U.S., Black Americans are still 6 Capitol insurrection: that President Joe Biden he sat in the Capitol Ro- The panel’s chairman, according to the U.S. Bu- arrested in disproportion- Scores of rioters attacked defeated former President tunda and wept. Democratic Rep. Bennie reau of Justice Statistics. ate numbers and more police officers not just with Ahead of Tuesday’s hear- Thompson of Mississip- Over 71 percent of officers likely to be fatally shot by makeshift weapons, stun Donald Trump in the last ing, House Intelligence police. guns and fists, but with presidential election. When pi, pressed Dunn further were white in 2016. Another Capitol Po- racist slurs and accusa- Dunn, who is Black, argued Committee Chairman about how he felt being an It’s this kind of treatment lice officer, Sgt. Aquilino tions of treason. with the rioters that he vot- Adam Schiff, a member of African-American officer endured by Black men and Four officers, two from ed for Biden and that his the panel, said the Capi- facing down racists and women in law enforcement Gonell, wiped away tears the U.S. Capitol Police and vote should be counted, a tol and D.C. officers would enduring racial slurs in that policing experts say as he recalled the story of two from the D.C.’s Metro- crowd began hurling the provide insight into “what the halls of democracy. makes recruitment and di- his immigration to the U.S. politan Police Department, N-word at him. it was like to be on the “It’s just so dishearten- versity among U.S. police from the Dominican Re- on Tuesday detailed the “One woman in a pink front lines.” ing that people like that forces challenging. The law public, only to face fellow racism and bigotry they ‘MAGA’ (Make American However, Dunn was also will attack you just for the enforcement profession Americans who considered encountered during the vi- Great Again) shirt yelled, speaking to the experience color of your skin,” Dunn has also struggled with its him a traitor for defending olent assault on the Cap- ‘You hear that, guys, this of being an African-Amer- replied. “Once I was able origins in America, dating the Capitol on Jan. 6. itol. Their direct, harrow- n——— voted for Joe ican police officer, who to process it, it hurt. My back to the slave patrols “It was very disappoint- ing accounts laid out the Biden!’” said Dunn, who make up 29 percent of blood is red. I’m an Amer- in the early 1700s formed ing,” Gonell said. “I saw hours when the pro-police has served more than a roughly 2,300 officers and ican citizen. I’m a police to capture people who es- many officers fighting for sentiment of Trump’s sup- dozen years on the Capitol civilians serving on the officer. I’m a peace officer.” caped slavery and terror- their lives against peo- porters was pushed aside, Police force. Capitol Police force. While Black Americans ize the enslaved into sub- ple, rioters (and) citizens, consumed by the fury of “Then the crowd, perhaps Dunn said another Black make up roughly 13 per- mission. Although many turning against us.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Superintendent plans for in-person Study: Boston’s subway health assessment and tagged them with track- system faces severe ing devices before releas- learning in schools this fall flood threat ing them. Cape Cod is a hotspot By Allysha Over the course of the data in the community, are many questions and BOSTON (AP) — The for dolphins becoming Dunnigan past three weeks, the in partnership with its only a handful of answers. Boston area’s subway sys- stranded and Wellfleet is a ITEM STAFF American Academy of nursing department and Nonetheless, the extent tem faces a severe threat hotspot within a hotspot, Pediatrics and Centers the city’s health director, to which we stay together from rising seas over the said Stacey Hedman, LYNN — Superinten- of Disease Control and and plans to work with and in communication can next 50 years that could global marketing strate- dent of Schools Dr. Patrick Prevention have released local health officials after cause flooding and cut crit- gy manager for the group, Tutwiler sent a letter to only lead to better out- recommendations related DESE releases its updat- ical links around the city, in a livestreamed video of families on Tuesday say- comes.” according to a new study. to health and safety for ed guidance to finalize Tutwiler said he will the release. ing that the district is still the upcoming school year, the plan for the 2021-22 The report, written by communicate with fam- The short-beaked com- planning to open schools including encouraging all school year. researchers at the Mas- ilies and staff regarding mon dolphins became for full-time, in-person eligible teachers and stu- “As has been the case sachusetts Institute of this topic soon, and will stranded on the bay side learning at all levels in the dents to get vaccinated, from the very beginning of Technology and Tulane of the cape and were re- continue to update them fall, but will align their as well as calling for uni- the pandemic, the health University, said the Mas- leased at Herring Cove on district plans when safety protocols regarding versal, indoor masking for and safety of students sachusetts Bay Trans- Beach where there is COVID-19 with the soon- everyone older than the and staff remains our top more information comes portation Authority must quick access to deep water. to-be released guidance by age 2, regardless of vacci- priority,” Tutwiler said in. take sweeping action to the state Department of nation status. in the letter. “By now, we Allysha Dunnigan can fortify its coastal infra- Baystate Health to require Elementary and Second- The district is closely are all too familiar with be reached at adunnigan@ structure, The Boston ary Education (DESE). monitoring the COVID-19 scenarios where there itemlive.com. Globe reported Tuesday. COVID-19 vaccinations “Severe flooding is a for workers grave challenge for the T,” said Michael Martello, a re- SPRINGFIELD (AP) Ex-Fall River mayor challenges searcher with MIT’s Tran- — Another Massachu- sit Lab and lead author of setts hospital system has the report, which was com- announced that it will missioned by the MBTA. require employees to be fraud, corruption conviction The study is scheduled vaccinated against the for publication next month coronavirus. BOSTON (AP) — A once in the journal Transporta- Springfield-based Bay- celebrated young Massa- tion Research. It used sea state Health said Monday chusetts mayor urged a level rise projections to that the policy that takes court on Tuesday to throw determine what segments effect Oct. 1 also applies to out a jury’s verdict con- of the system’s four ma- “those working remotely, victing him of fraud and jor subway lines might be clinical staff, contractors, corruption, accusing pros- most affected by floodwa- volunteers, students, and ecutors of carrying out an ters from a major storm. those conducting business “unfair smear campaign A 100-year storm would within our health system.” in the courtroom.” completely inundate the About 75 percent of the Lawyers for former Fall Blue Line and large por- system’s workers are al- River Mayor Jasiel Cor- tions of the Red and Or- ready fully vaccinated, reia said in court papers ange lines by 2030, re- President and CEO Mark asking the judge to acquit searchers found. By 2070, Keroack said in a memo to him that the evidence a 100-year storm would employees. against Correia was “re- flood nearly the entire “It is now time for the markably shallow” and network. rest of us to do our part that his convictions can- “It’s not a pretty pic- to ensure a safe work and care environment by get- not stand. ture,” said Jesse Keenan, ting vaccinated against “When a precocious a Tulane professor who COVID-19,” he said. young mayor is accused of studies the intersection of The mandate comes defrauding investors and climate change and infra- as cases rise across the extorting small business structure and co-authored nation and the highly owners as well as betray- the research. Hannah Lyons-Galan- contagious delta variant ing the voters and cheat- spreads. ing on his taxes, the jury FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS te, the MBTA’s climate change resiliency special- The system, with about can be forgiven for jump- Former Fall River Mayor Jasiel Correia speaks outside the federal court- ist, said the findings were 12,000 employees, oper- ing to the conclusion, with- house in Boston. ates Baystate Medical out sufficient evidence, informative, but not sur- prising. Center in Springfield, that he must be guilty,” at- in May of extortion, fraud who wanted to operate in tian Louboutin shoes for The MBTA is working Baystate Franklin Medi- torneys Daniel Marx and and filing false tax returns the struggling mill city. his girlfriend. on long-term plans to pro- cal Center in Greenfield, William Fick wrote. “Now, after a trial that high- Throughout the trial, pros- Correia insisted he was tect the transit network Baystate Noble Hospital however, this Court must lighted his swift rise and ecutors portrayed Correia innocent and attacked from rising seas, she said. in Westfield, and Baystate take a ‘hard look’ at the fall in Fall River, where he as a serial liar, who they the charges as politically In response to the threat, Wing Hospital in Palmer. evidence... to ensure that charmed voters at the age said misled voters in order motivated. After leaving the MBTA has direct- More details about the justice is done.” of 23 by portraying him- to get elected just like they Boston’s federal court- ed nearly $2 million to a policy will be released in Correia’s lawyers are self as a successful entre- said he duped investors. house after his conviction, number of short-term proj- the future, including the urging the judge to order preneur who could revive Prosecutors say Correia ects they hope will prevent process for requesting an a new trial if any of the the struggling old mill city. looted a bank account Correia told reporters his flooding on the Blue Line. exemption for religious or counts against him stand. Corriea was convicted filled with investor money “fight is not over” and pre- But the scope of the prob- medical reasons. Employ- They say the fraud and of stealing money from to pay for things like a he- dicted he would win on lem demands more long- ees who are pregnant may corruption cases against investors in his start-up licopter tour of Newport, appeal. term and expensive solu- request a deferral, Bay- him should have been to bankroll his lavish life- Rhode Island, a Mercedes, Correia is scheduled to state said. tried separately. style and soliciting bribes a $300 bottle of cologne be sentenced in Septem- tions, experts said. Failing to address the is- Several other Massa- Correia was found guilty from marijuana vendors and a $700 pair of Chris- ber. sue could have a negative chusetts hospital systems, impact on the economy of including Mass Gener- the city. al Brigham, Beth Israel House members stockpiling cash “If you do not do this, Lahey Health, and Well- you’re going to lose busi- force, have previously an- nesses and jobs, you’re go- nounced employee vaccine ahead of midterm elections ing to lose tenants, you’re mandates. going to lose taxpayers, By Steve LeBlanc most of any member of the the end of June. Less than ton resident took in the you’re going to lose eco- Police: Man in yellow kayak ASSOCIATED PRESS state’s House delegation. 8 percent of the $1 million smallest percentage of do- nomic activity. People steals 2 pricey fishing reels The 72-year-old was first raised by the 33-year-old nations from PACs of any need to get to work,” BOSTON — The 2022 SOUTH KINGSTOWN, elected to the House in 1988 Newton resident during member of the state’s del- Keenan said. midterm elections are still R.I. (AP) — Police in Rhode and represents the state’s the first half of the year, egation during the past six more than a year off, but 1st Congressional District, came from PACs. 9 dolphins stranded on Island are asking for the that hasn’t stopped mem- months. Of the $345,000 public’s help in identify- which makes up much of the U.S. Rep. Katherine Pressley collected between Cape Cod, most survive bers of the state’s all-Demo- western part of the state. Clark, who represents the ing the person suspected cratic U.S. House delegation January and June, just 4.2 to be released of stealing two expensive Another long-serving state’s 5th Congressional percent came from politi- from stockpiling campaign member of the delega- District, has also been able fishing reels from a boat cal action committees. PROVINCETOWN, cash to help fend off any po- tion — U.S. Rep. James to stockpile a hefty sum — docked at a marina earlier U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch, Mass. (AP) — Nine dol- tential challengers. McGovern — ended June more than $1.3 million. this month. who was first elected to phins were stranded on To help bulk up their with nearly $360,000 in The 58-year-old Melrose South Kingstown police beaches on Cape Cod on campaign checkbooks, cash left in his account. Of resident, who has risen Congress in a 2001 special in a Facebook post Monday Monday but most survived members of the Massa- the $244,000 he received up through the leadership election, reported raising said the male suspect was and either swam away or chusetts delegation have in donations during the ranks in the House after about $111,000 in the first seen in the early morning relied on a variety of first half of the year, about being first elected in 2008, six months of the year, were released back into hours of July 8 on video sources, from smaller do- 34 percent came from po- also relied on political ac- with more than 84 percent the water by a local wild- surveillance approaching nations by individual sup- litical action committees. tion committees to boost coming from PACs. The life group. the Point Judith Marina porters to larger checks The 61-year-old Worces- her campaign account. Of 66-year-old ended June A mother and her calf on a yellow kayak. from political actions com- ter native, who represents the $605,000 Clark col- with more than $1.14 mil- were stranded in Brew- Moments later, the same mittees — or PACs — rep- the state’s 2nd Congres- lected during the first six lion in his campaign ac- ster and seven dolphins person wearing a light-col- resenting a range of inter- sional District, was first months of the year, more count. The Boston resident became stranded in Well- ored hat and with a mask fleet. The calf died. Two of ests including unions and elected to the House in than 39 percent came represents the state’s 8th pulled over his face, is the dolphins in Wellfleet seen stealing two Lind- business sectors. 1996 and is chair of the from PACs. Congressional District. managed to swim away gren-Pitman S-1200 Elec- U.S. Rep. Richard Neal House Rules Committee. The member represent- The member represent- and one died, the Cape tric fishing reels from the — chair of the powerful, The member of Congress ing the state’s 6th Con- ing the state’s 9th Congres- budget-writing House representing the state’s gressional District, U.S. Cod Times reported. deck of the docked vessel. sional District, U.S. Rep. The International Fund According to the compa- Ways and Means Commit- 3rd Congressional District, Rep. Seth Moulton, end- William Keating, reported tee — is one of the dele- for Animal Welfare re- ny’s website, the reels sell U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan, re- ed June with more than raising $153,000 during gation’s more prodigious leased the five surviving, for about $5,500 each. ported nearly $950,000 left $476,000 in his campaign the first half of the year, fundraisers. stranded dolphins back Anyone with informa- in cash in her campaign account. Of the $427,000 with about 35 percent of Neal reported collecting account as of the end of the 42-year-old raised into the ocean later in the tion about the theft is those funds coming from nearly $629,000 during June. The 47-year-old was during the first half of day on Monday. The group asked to contact South political action committees. the first half of the year. first elected to Congress in the year, about 11 percent gave the animals a full Kingstown police. Of that, about 62 percent 2018. Of the $795,000 she came from PACs. The 68-year-old Bourne came from political action raised in the first half of U.S. Rep. Ayanna Press- resident had more than committees, many writing the year, about 20 percent ley, first elected to rep- $1.5 million in his cam- Selling a house? checks up to $5,000. came from PACs. resent the state’s 7th paign account as of the Buying a house? Neal, the longest-serving The state’s newest mem- Congressional District end of June. member of the delegation, ber — 4th Congressional in 2018, ended the first Neither U.S. Sens. Eliz- Find out what properties ended the second quarter District U.S. Rep. Jake half of 2021 with nearly abeth Warren or Edward recently sold in your area. of the year with more than Auchincloss — reported $552,000 left in her cam- Markey, both Democrats, $2.6 million in cash in his nearly $1.5 million left in paign account. are up for reelection next Check out campaign account — the his campaign account as of The 47-year-old Bos- year. the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Hotline or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411)

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Spanish menu available WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Dover could do in NU in Nahant DOVER borhood and the commu- From A1 nity as a whole.” While this legislation Amendment has generally takes aim at Northeast- exempted nonprofit edu- ern’s proposed expansion, cational or religious insti- Crighton noted that he The tutions from local bylaws, values its work on climate allowing them to pursue change. downstairs major construction proj- Both Capano and common ects that threaten wet- Crighton added that the area of lands, habitats and natu- proposed expansion by Washington ral resource areas.” Northeastern could lead Square Capano later went on to to changes in water tem- Residence. add that Massachusetts perature that would, in is one of the only states turn, affect local lobster- ITEM PHOTO | that allows nonprofits to men who say the tempera- SPENSER HASAK bypass these local envi- ture change would threat- ronmental bylaws and en lobster populations. statutes. ‘It’s time that we bring “(Bill H.) 2141 will close the seven-decades-old A home with a history this loophole, bringing Dover Amendment into Massachusetts law in the 21st century by clos- RESIDENCE and encouraged frequent on each of the four floors, Washington Square Res- line with current conser- ing the loophole (which vation measures enacted From A1 hand washing and social as well as a larger kitch- idence scholarship to as- allows) entities to bypass distancing. Connolly said en next to the community sist her through nursing by many municipalities crucial local environmen- to provide environmental they were eligible early in she and staff members space on the main floor. school while she worked tal protections simply due protections,” he said. the vaccination process. have also spoken with res- Connolly credited the to pay for school and her to their status as nonprof- This amendment would Connolly said that right idents in the halls to keep ability to renovate and affordable housing unit at it educational or religious directly affect Nahant, as when the pandemic start- them informed about the maintain the residence to Washington Square Resi- institutions,” said Capano. Northeastern University ed, the residence took im- pandemic and how they grants and funding that dence. When reached for com- is currently looking to ex- mediate action and start- can stay safe. were left by the some This individual, Connol- ment, the university said pand the premises of its ed implementing safety Prior to COVID-19, the 270 founders of the Lynn ly said, was able to grad- in a statement that, “We Marine Science Center, protocols to protect the Washington Square Resi- Home for Young Women, uate nursing school and fully expect our proper- located in a natural re- residents. Still, some of dence would host a chef ev- most of whom were mem- eventually obtain her own ty rights in Nahant will source district under the the units have become va- ery week to provide the res- bers of the former Unitari- apartment. be affirmed by a court of town’s zoning laws. cant throughout the pan- idents with a meal in the an Church in Lynn. “We are not a shelter,” law, not the court of pub- “Under the Dover demic because about eight dining room so they could Connolly said she man- explains Connolly. “Every- lic opinion. Given that Amendment, education, people chose to leave due socialize and interact. ages these funds wisely, one pays something.” litigation on these issues childcare, religious wor- to wariness around shared While the food continued and continues to apply for Most residents are re- is already underway, spaces including kitchens, ship and farming are ex- to be distributed to resi- grants and support from quired to pay 30 to 40 the university will forgo bathrooms and common empted from local zoning dents through to-go boxes the state and federal gov- percent of their income, commenting every time areas. restrictions,” said Crigh- during the pandemic, the ernment. a number that is deter- there’s a new political de- While the common ar- ton. “While few would ar- socialization aspect was As an independent- mined by the U.S. Depart- velopment.” eas were closed, the recent gue against the intrinsic ment of Housing and Ur- This has been one of renovations have included put on hold in an effort to ly-owned and self-man- values of additional class- ban Development (HUD) many attempts by the the addition of a fenced- keep everybody safe. aged operation, the Board room space, one would be The residence offers of Directors and staff at guidelines, which the res- hard pressed to find any- town and legislators to in outdoor space that in- ensure that the expansion cludes tables and chairs, lodgers a few choices of the residence can contin- idence has to follow. one that would favor ex- rooms: There is an unfur- ue to serve anybody in the “We are not specific to emptions in local zoning does not go through, most a patio, a grass area, recently choosing through gardens and a gazebo — nished studio room with a community whose income serving only people who that would allow for the full kitchen that includes does not exceed $70,000. have suffered domestic complete destruction of Town Meeting vote to en- which Connolly said has a stove, microwave, refrig- “The goal is, of course, for violence or are trying to wetlands and protected act eminent domain. been used almost every erator, granite countertops people not to be homeless,” become sober,” Connolly natural resources.” Those efforts, in combi- day since the pandemic. and a full bath; there is Connolly said. “For people said. “We have people who Crighton also stated nation with these recent “Since a lot of the resi- also a furnished room that to be in stable housing so are working in banking ca- that the 55,000-square- developments, makes it dents were restricted to reers, security careers and foot building expansion is clear that the issue of their rooms, it’s nice to includes a twin bed, night- they can then progress not only larger than what Northeastern’s expansion have this outdoor space stand, five-drawer bureau, to hopefully buying their different kinds of jobs.” zoning laws currently al- in Nahant is far from over. for them to go and get desk and chair, small re- own home, or at least a Connolly said she is hap- low, but is something that Sam Minton can be some fresh air, garden and frigerator and microwave better situation than it py to see the success of would “completely alter reached at sminton@item- relax,” Connolly said. unit. This room option can might be like if they were the residence as it contin- the character of the neigh- live.com. In addition, the res- come with a private bath- somewhere else.” ues to provide affordable idence implemented a room or shared bathroom. Connolly reflected on a housing to those in need. mask rule in all public To accommodate the former resident who lived Allysha Dunnigan can areas of the building — rooms that aren’t studios, in the home when she be reached adunnigan@ Saugus extends which is still enforced — there are kitchens located turned 18 and utilized the itemlive.com. Crabtree Pour Your Art Out pops up in Lynn

GALA said. “This is something good to know that there is 1 to 4 p.m.; Friday from contract From A1 we are thinking of con- a market for that.” noon to 5 p.m.; Saturday tinuing on with in the fu- Artist Lisa Hayden ini- from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., CRABTREE served a seat at the table they want during that ture.” tiated this 10-week, pop- which will include live From A1 to have their voices heard. time. Artists can schedule up event series when she demonstrations of Bouch- “For this reason, I could “It’s their space to use, their hours whenever they took over GALA from June er’s art; and Sunday from discuss goals and objec- not support a contract ex- whether it’s a shop or want — with the request 29 to July 5. Lucinda Mc- noon to 5 p.m., which will tives. Crabtree and four tension.” workshop, and we’re just to mirror the times that Clain, also known as Ms include an artist reception out of five selectmen must Selectman Michael Se- giving them what they LynnArts is open on Sat- Lu, followed her, hosting with refreshments. approve the criteria and rino added that while no need supply-wise, like ta- urdays — and can choose her work from July 6-12. language associated with town manager is perfect, bles and chairs,” Werth to host openings and A group of students took After “Pour Your Art Out” the town manager’s per- Crabtree has done some said. events for their work. over the GALA next — will be Hervor Soaps from formance review. great things for Saugus. The artists had to apply Werth said some of the from July 13-19 — under Aug. 3-9, and then Malika Selectman Corinne Riley He specifically mentioned to be included in the pop- selected professionals are the name of Salon de Co- MacDonald will take over was the only vote against the construction of the up series by sending a pro- full-time artists, so they rona. This week featured until Aug. 16. Week eight the three-year extension, new middle-high school, posal depicting what they need the time at GALA drawings and paintings will feature Alina Zalucki but took time during the as well as updates to ele- want to do with the space. to sell their work, while from students of Juliet from Aug. 17-23, followed meeting to clarify her po- mentary schools and the Although all of the art- others work different, Lockwood, which were cre- by David Alexander from sition on the matter. Riley fact that the town has $4 ists chosen create some full-time jobs in addition ated during the pandemic. Aug. 24-30. The popups stated while there were million in free cash. He kind of visual art, Werth to creating their artwork, Following Salon de Coro- will finish on Sep. 7 with some areas where Crab- also made note of Crab- said the committee was which means they cannot na was Wendy Ekole, who Sunil Gulab. tree excelled, specifically tree’s guidance of the town not searching for just vi- be at GALA all day. wrapped up her popup mentioning his conserva- More information on the through the COVID-19 sual artists and were open “It’s a way for them to this past Monday. tive fiscal policy, there are times of operation and pandemic. to dancers, performers, have a space and be able Occupying the GALA also some areas for im- the artist schedules can Crabtree said that he musicians or whoever else to do (art) without hav- this week will be Denise provement such as better wanted to use it. ing to give up their life,” Boucher with her “Pour be found online at https:// planning and more trans- appreciated the board’s www.galleriesatlynnarts. support and he hopes to “We weren’t sure if peo- Werth said. “Everybody Your Art Out” display, parency. which will be available org/events. continue to improve as a ple would be excited about has sold work … and the “Voters spoke loud and it or not, but we actually artists have been pleas- until Aug. 2. GALA will be Allysha Dunnigan can town manager. clear at all levels of our had a waitlist by the end antly surprised about how showing “Pour Your Art” be reached at adunnigan@ “It’s an honor. It’s a local government last of the first week,” Werth well they’ve done, so it’s out this Thursday from itemlive.com. election and clearly in- tough job; I would be ly- dicated their appetite ing to say it’s not,” he said. for change; if they didn’t, “I’ve been through a lot, then we’d have a very the town’s been through a Spartan spirit serves at West Point different Board of Select- lot, and others have been men, School Committee through a lot. I appreciate CODI points — the second-high- had been interested in met with her and her fa- the support. I’m going to and Town Meeting today,” From A1 est total on the team. joining the military from ther and she did all the Riley said. “The position of continue to work as hard As a three-sport athlete a young age, having seen talking. She was incred- town manager is not vot- as I can. I love the job, I younger cadets. at St. Mary’s, it’s not sur- two of her uncles serve — ibly mature and knowl- ed directly by the people, love the community and I “I really learned about prising rugby came natu- one deployed overseas as edgeable.” but I felt that since the just appreciate it.” different styles. What mo- rally to Butt. She played an Army officer and the Butt did everything overwhelming number of Sam Minton can be tivates one trainee might lacrosse, hockey and soc- other a commander in the King suggested through- voters in our last election reached at sminton@item- not motivate another,” she cer, was captain of the la- Navy. She attended the out her high school career voted for change, they de- live.com. said. “I’m proud to have crosse and hockey teams Summer Leadership Ex- at St. Mary’s. She com- had the opportunity to and was coached in la- perience at West Point pri- pleted the application, practice peer leadership, crosse by her mother, KC or to her senior year at St. medical tests and inter- and I’m looking forward to Butt, a physical therapist. Mary’s and that confirmed views with local congres- Need to find finding my stride and try- “My mom stepped up her decision. sional offices, and was ing to be the best leader I and started coaching my Jack King, a graduate of selected as U.S. Rep. Seth an article? can be.” freshman year and she’s St. Mary’s (1966) and West Moulton’s official nomi- Butt is currently on a still doing it,” said Butt, Point (1970), was instru- nee and was accepted. pre-med track, but is also who was also a member of mental in helping Butt “Codi is an amazing Subscribe to intrigued by aviation, if the school’s National Hon- navigate the admissions young person,” King said. she were to be chosen for or Society, Student Coun- process. “I’ve probably worked e-edition on that branch. She is on cil and Spanish Club. “Codi emailed me after with 40 kids from the 6th the rugby team, having Butt graduated from St. she finished eighth grade,” District who have gone to walked on as a freshman, Mary’s as salutatorian, said King, an alumni ad- West Point and she is in even though she had nev- earned athletic all-star missions representative the top three. She wants Only $9.99/month er played the sport. This honors and received the for West Point in the 6th to serve and she wants to past spring, she totaled 10 Harvard Book Award. She Congressional District. “I lead.” A8 WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021 LOOK! National Hamburger Day, National Milk Chocolate Day, National Waterpark Day

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1-for-2 with a triple and The score remained CITY SERIES BASEBALL an RBI, Brayden Ohan- there until the bottom of By Mike Alongi nesian went 2-for-3 with the third. After a walk ITEM SPORTS EDITOR two doubles and an RBI and an error put two run- and Andrew Lang went ners on with no outs, LYNN — East Lynn’s 0-for-3 with an RBI. Walsh stepped up to the goal has been to win West Lynn only scat- plate and launched a back-to-back City Series tered one hit in the game, three-run home run over titles, and that dream re- a single from Jianny the centerfield fence to mained alive Tuesday Bernabel. extend East Lynn’s lead evening when the Padres Rowan Merryman got to 4-0. took down the West Lynn the start and took the The Padres rounded out Red Sox by a score of 8-0 loss on the mound for their scoring in the bot- in a City Series game at West Lynn, pitching three tom of the fifth, pushing Volunteer Field. innings and allowing four four more runs across to The win catapults East runs on three hits with break open the game. It Lynn into the City Series six strikeouts. Aidan Pe- started with a leadoff final this weekend. terson went the rest of double from Ohannesian, Mark Walsh had a big the way, allowing four then Walsh walked to put day for East Lynn, going runs on three hits with two runners on. Hart 1-for-2 with a home run four strikeouts. came up next, lining a and three RBI at the East Lynn came out fir- two-run double to make it plate and also earning a ing in this one, as Brayden 6-0. Collins immediately win on the mound after Curley led off the bottom followed that up with an allowing just one hit with of the first with an infield RBI triple of his own be- 10 strikeouts in 4 2/3 in- single and reached sec- fore Andrew Lang nings of work. Collin Hart ond on a passed ball. notched an RBI fielder’s ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ pitched the final 1 1/3 in- Next up was Ohannesian, choice to make it an 8-0 nings and also went 1-for- East Lynn’s Mark Walsh took home the game ball after earning the win on who smashed an RBI game. 3 with a double and two double to put the Padres the mound and hitting a three-run home run at the plate in a victory over RBI. Gavin Collins went ahead 1-0. CITY SERIES, B2 West Lynn Tuesday evening. Biles withdraws from gymnastics final to protect team, self

By Will Graves on ourselves, because at ASSOCIATED PRESS the end of the day we’re human, too,” Biles said. TOKYO (AP) — Simone “So, we have to protect our Biles arrived in Tokyo as mind and our body, rather the star of the U.S. Olympic than just go out there and movement and perhaps do what the world wants the Games themselves. us to do.” She convinced herself she The Americans — fueled was prepared for the pres- by an uneven bars routine sure. That she was ready to by Lee that not even Biles carry the burden of out- could match — drew with- sized expectations. in eight-tenths of a point Only, as the women’s through three rotations. gymnastics team final ap- ROC, however, never wa- proached on Tuesday vered on floor. And they night, something felt off. erupted when 21-year-old And the athlete widely Angelina Melnikova’s considered the Greatest of score assured them of the All Time in her sport knew top spot on the podium for it. the first time since the So rather than push Unified Team won in Bar- through the doubts that celona in 1992. crept into her head as The victory came a day she’s done so many times after ROC men’s team ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK in the past, Biles decided edged Japan for the top enough was enough. She spot in the men’s final. Former Swampscott High star Drew Olivieri has signed on with the Eastern Hockey League Pre- was done. For now. mier’s Worcester Railers Junior Hockey Club for the 2021-22 season. Great Britain edged Italy The American star with- for bronze. drew from the competi- “The impossible is possi- tion following one rota- ble now,” Melnikova said. Swampscott’s Olivieri signs with tion, opening the door for Perhaps in more ways the team of Russian ath- than one. letes to win gold for the In the five years since first time in nearly three Biles and the U.S. put on a Worcester Railers Junior Hockey Club decades. dazzling display on their Jordan Chiles, Sunisa and all-conference selec- the Eastern Hockey sponsible for a number of way to gold in Rio de Ja- Lee and Grace McCallum JUNIOR HOCKEY the league’s NCAA com- neiro, gymnastics has un- tion has signed with the League (EHL). The EHLP guided the U.S. to silver By Mike Alongi mitments. Over 150 play- dergone a reckoning. The Worcester Railers Junior celebrates the start of its while Biles cheered from ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ers have developed at this tectonic plates in a sport Hockey Club of the East- sixth season under the the sideline in a white level and then made their where obedience, disci- ern Hockey League Pre- EHL this fall, with 13 sweatsuit, at peace with a SWAMPSCOTT — For- jump up to the EHL. From pline and silence were mer Swampscott High mier for the 2021-22 sea- teams split up between decision that revealed a there, more than 95 play- long considered as import- star forward Drew Olivieri son. three different divisions. shift not only in Biles but ers have advanced onto ant as talent and artistry has found his hockey home The Eastern Hockey The EHLP promotes perhaps the sport she’s re- college hockey. are moving. for this coming winter, as League Premier (EHLP) players up the ranks of defined. the former Item All-Star serves as a subdivision for junior hockey and is re- OLIVIERI, B2 “We also have to focus BILES, B2 ‘Clean slate’ in QB competition as Pats open training camp By Kyle Hightower pretty much a clean slate.” I’d be a fool not to think ASSOCIATED PRESS It’s not an unexpected (Mac Jones) wanted to be a stance from Belichick, who starter. I’d be a fool (to FOXBOROUGH — Cam drafted Alabama product think) Jarrett Stidham Newton will enter training Mac Jones with the 15th didn’t want to be a starter. camp as the Patriots’ start- overall pick in April’s draft, You’d be a fool to think that ing quarterback. Coach Bill making him the first quar- I don’t want to be a starter,” Belichick made that clear terback selected in the first Newton said. “But those multiple times this offsea- round during Belichick’s things happen with the son. 21-year tenure in New En- comfort of understanding But he said Tuesday that, gland. the system. We all know like all positions, who winds Jones had a solid mini- nothing is going to be given up with the job at the end camp and has seemed to fit to nobody.” of camp is back to being an into a culture that closely Jones will also have more open question as the Patri- mirrors what he played in opportunities to impress ots prepare to open their during college. His ap- his coaches early in camp, second camp since Tom proach to getting his first with only three of the quar- Brady’s departure. taste of an NFL offensive terbacks healthy enough to “Every one of us has to go system this spring was practice. Newton and veter- out and establish our level lauded by both the coach- an Hoyer will be on the of performance in whatever ing staff and his fellow field with Jones, but third- our role or capacity is,” Be- quarterbacks. year QB Stidham will be- lichick said. “It’s a new sea- Newton said during mini- gin camp on the active/ son. “We’ve done some camp last month that he physically unable to per- things in the spring, but wasn’t surprised Belichick form list. this is really the start of took a quarterback in the How long Stidham will be football season in terms of draft and fully expects to out is unknown. It’s unclear the team-building part get competition from every- what his injury is because here of training camp. We one in the quarterback he was present for both the FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS all have a lot of work to do. room. voluntary and mandatory That includes all of us. Un- “As a competitor, I’d be a portions of the offseason Patriots rookie Mac Jones will be in open competition with Cam Newton program. til we go out and do any- fool if I didn’t think Brian for the starting quarterback job as training camp practices open up on thing then I would say it’s Hoyer wants to be a starter. PATRIOTS, B2 Wednesday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021

NEW ENGLAND COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE NORTHERN DIVISION SOUTHERN DIVISION W L T GB W L T GB Keene 23 14 0 - Martha’s Vineyard 22 14 0 - North Adams 19 14 2 2 Valley 20 16 0 2 Upper Valley 21 16 0 2 Mystic 18 16 0 3 Vermont 20 17 0 3 Danbury 19 17 0 3 North Shore 17 17 2 4½ Newport 19 17 0 3 Sanford 14 23 0 9 Ocean State 16 20 0 6 Winnipesaukee 11 24 0 11 Bristol 11 25 0 11

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Tonight Thursday Friday vs. Winnipesaukee at Keene vs. Upper Valley Muskrats Swamp Bats Night Hawks (6:35) (6:30) (6:35)

Saturday Sunday at Vermont vs. Sanford Mountaineers Mainers (6:30) (4:05)

TV/RADIO TV MLB 1 p.m...... St. Louis at Cleveland...... MLB Network 4 p.m...... Oakland at San Diego...... MLB Network 7:10 p.m...... NY Yankees at Tampa Bay...... ESPN 7:10 p.m...... Toronto at Boston...... NESN 10 p.m...... LA Dodgers at San Francisco...... MLB Network MiLB 12 p.m...... Triple A: Buffalo at Worcester...... NESN NHL 5 p.m...... NHL free agency special...... NESN ITEM PHOTO | JAKOB MENENDEZ Olympics East Lynn’s Collin Hart went 1-for-3 with a double and two RBI in a win over West Lynn Tuesday 12:35 a.m...... Women’s water polo: US vs. Hungary...... NBC evening. 12:40 a.m...... Men’s basketball: US vs. Iran...... Peacock 2 a.m...... Cycling: Men’s individual time trial...... CNBC 2 a.m...... Diving: Men’s synchronized springboard final...... USA 2 a.m...... Men’s rugby (bronze medal and final)...... USA East Lynn remains unbeaten, punches 2 a.m...... Men’s volleyball: Brazil vs. Russian athletes...... USA 2 a.m...... Slalom canoeing (qualifying)...... USA 2 a.m...... Swimming (qualifying heats)...... USA ticket to City Series championship game 4 a.m...... 3x3 basketball (women’s semifinal)...... USA 4 a.m...... Men’s soccer: Germany vs. Ivory Coast...... NBCSN CITY SERIES through the top of the Pine Hill Friday evening home team come Saturday 4 a.m...... Men’s soccer: Romania vs. New Zealand...... NBCSN From B1 sixth inning to seal the (5:45) for a chance to play (5:45). East Lynn will need 4:30 a.m...... Men’s soccer: South Korea vs. Honduras...Telemundo win. in the City Series final to win once to clinch the 6:15 a.m...... Men’s gymnastics all-around...... Peacock Hart closed things out West Lynn will now drop this weekend. title, while its opponent 7:30 a.m...... Men’s soccer: France vs. Japan...... NBCSN from there, moving 1-2-3 down to the loser’s brack- East Lynn is off until the will need to earn two wins 7:30 a.m...... Men’s soccer: South Africa vs. Mexico...... Telemundo with two strikeouts et, where it will take on final, where it will be the for the title. 8 a.m...... 3x3 basketball (finals)...... USA 3 p.m...... Men’s basketball: US vs. Iran (tape)...... NBC 6:30 p.m...... Golf: Men’s first round...... Golf Swampscott’s Olivieri signs with EHLP team 8 p.m...... Cycling: BMX Racing quarterfinals...... CNBC 8 p.m...... Fencing: Women’s team foil semifinals...... CNBC OLIVIERI 8 p.m...... Men’s beach volleyball...... USA From B1 8 p.m...... Men’s water polo: US vs. Italy...... USA 8 p.m...... Rowing (finals)...... CNBC Olivieri had a great se- 8 p.m...... Swimming...... NBC nior season back in 2019- 8 p.m...... Table tennis: Women’s semifinal...... USA 20, finishing the year with 8 p.m...... Women’s beach volleyball...... USA 22 goals and 23 assists for 8 p.m...... Women’s rugby (qualifying round)...... USA 45 points. He cracked the Men’s Soccer 100-point barrier for his 10:30 p.m...... MLS: Minnesota at LAFC...... YouTube TV career with an assist in a win over Peabody, and his Horse Racing solid, consistent play 1 p.m...... Saratoga Live...... FS2 helped lead the Big Blue Tennis to the Division 3 North 1:30 p.m...... Atlanta Open...... Tennis semifinal. He was also 7 p.m...... Atlanta Open...... Tennis known for his propensity Radio to come through in the MLB clutch, finishing with four 7:10 p.m...... Toronto at Boston...... WEEI-FM 93.7 game-winning goals. In his time since gradu- MLB ating from Swampscott High in 2020, Olivieri AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division spent 15 games with the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB North Suburban Wings Boston 62 39 .614 _ New York 53 45 .541 _ Tampa Bay 60 40 .600 1½ Philadelphia 50 49 .505 3½ before finding a home New York 51 47 .520 9½ Atlanta 49 51 .490 5 with the North Shore Toronto 49 47 .510 10½ Washington 45 54 .455 8½ Academy 18U team last Baltimore 34 64 .347 26½ Miami 43 57 .430 11 season. Olivieri played 40 Central Division Central Division ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK W L Pct GB W L Pct GB games that season, put- Chicago 59 41 .590 _ Milwaukee 58 42 .580 _ Cleveland 49 48 .505 8½ Cincinnati 51 49 .510 7 ting up 25 goals and 28 Swampscott’s Drew Olivieri, right, is coming off a great season with North Detroit 47 55 .461 13 St. Louis 50 50 .500 8 assists for 53 points. Shore Academy’s 18U team. Kansas City 43 55 .439 15 Chicago 50 51 .495 8½ Minnesota 43 58 .426 16½ Pittsburgh 38 61 .384 19½ West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Patriots start training camp with open competition Houston 61 40 .604 _ San Francisco 62 37 .626 _ Oakland 56 45 .554 5 Los Angeles 61 40 .604 2 Seattle 55 46 .545 6 San Diego 58 44 .569 5½ Carmen Bricillo, who work no matter who is the OT Trent Brown will be Los Angeles 50 49 .505 10 Colorado 43 57 .430 19½ PATRIOTS Texas 35 65 .350 25½ Arizona 31 70 .307 32 From B1 shared the O-line coach- room,” Andrews said. sidelined at the start of ing duties with Popovich “That’s just part of it. … I Tuesday’s Games 7:10 p.m., 2nd game camp after being added to Miami at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. The Patriots will also be last season, will now han- think everyone has jobs Arizona (Bumgarner 4-6) at Texas (Lyles the active/physically un- N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. 5-7), 8:05 p.m. making adjustments else- dle the position on a solo where maybe they don’t St. Louis at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Giolito 8-7) at Kansas able to perform list. They Arizona at Texas, 8:05 p.m. City (Bubic 3-4), 8:10 p.m. where on the field. basis. agree with something or Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 8:10 Colorado (González 3-6) at L.A. Angels Belichick confirmed that Center David Andrews don’t like something. But join Stidham, CB Stephon p.m. (Heaney 6-7), 9:38 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. St. Louis (Kim 6-5) at Cleveland (Plesac Cole Popovich, who served said he respects whatever it just kind of is what is. Gilmore, DE Chase Wi- Colorado at L.A. Angels, 9:38 p.m. 5-3), 1:10 p.m. as co-offensive line coach issue Popovich had in not We can’t sit there and novich, DT Byron Cowart, Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Milwaukee (Houser 6-5) at Pittsburgh Oakland at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. in 2020, is no longer with (TBD), 7:05 p.m. complying with the dwell on that. Our job is to LB Terez Hall, TE Dalton Toronto at Boston, ppd. Washington (Corbin 6-9) at Philadelphia the team because of an is- league’s guidelines and come in here and work Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. (Wheeler 8-5), 7:05 p.m. Keene and LB Brandon Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Atlanta (Fried 7-6) at N.Y. Mets (Megill 1-0), sue related to the NFL’s has confidence the team and try to be the best foot- Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. King. ... TE Devin Asiasi 7:10 p.m. COVID-19 protocols. Beli- will be able to adjust with- ball team we can be.” Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Mahle 7-3) at Chicago Cubs L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. chick didn’t say what the out him. NOTES was added to the (Davies 6-6), 8:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games issue was specifically. But “We’re going to come to LB Kyle Van Noy and COVID-19 list. Detroit (Peralta 3-2) at Minnesota (Happ L.A. Dodgers (Buehler 10-1) at San Francis- 5-5), 1:10 p.m. co (DeSclafani 10-4), 9:45 p.m. St. Louis (Kim 6-5) at Cleveland (Plesac Thursday’s Games 5-3), 1:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Toronto (TBD) at Boston (TBD), 2:10 p.m., Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 2:10 United States gymnastics star Biles pulls out of final 1st game p.m. Houston (Odorizzi 3-5) at Seattle (Kikuchi Baltimore at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. 6-5), 3:40 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. and embraced. too. fend her Olympic title in Oakland (Manaea 7-6) at San Diego (Snell Oakland at L.A. Angels, 9:38 p.m. BILES 4-3), 4:10 p.m. Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 12:10 p.m. From B1 U.S. Olympic and She was scheduled to do the all-around final on Miami (Holloway 2-3) at Baltimore (López Washington at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Paralympic Committee an “Amanar” vault that Thursday. She also quali- 2-12), 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Cortes Jr. 0-0) at Tampa Bay L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. Biles has become an out- CEO Sarah Hirshland ap- requires a roundoff back fied for all four event -fi (Wacha 2-2), 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. spoken advocate for ath- plauded Biles for priori- handspring onto the table nals later in the Games. Toronto (Matz 8-5) at Boston (Houck 0-2), Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. lete’s rights and the im- tizing her “mental well- followed by 2 1/2 twists. She said she will regroup portance of proper mental ness over all else” and Biles instead did just 1 1/2 on Wednesday before de- TODAY IN SPORTS health. There was a time, offered the organization’s twists with a big leap for- ciding whether to contin- et Union and 13 Communist allies, there were many times full support. USA Gym- ward after landing. She ue. July 28 actually, where she felt nastics women’s program sat down and talked to Biles’ abrupt absence 1913 — The United States wins its including Cuba and East Germany, she wasn’t right and just first Davis Cup since 1902 by beat- boycott the games. vice-president called U.S. team doctor Marcia forced the Americans to ing Britain three matches to two. 1987 — Laura Davies shoots a 1-un- powered through because Biles’ act “incredibly self- Faustin, then headed to scramble a bit. The finals 1928 — The Summer Olympics der 71 to defeat Ayako Okamoto and that’s what people expect- less.” the back while the rest of are a three-up/three-count open in Amsterdam and the Olym- JoAnne Carner in an 18-hole playoff ed of her. Biles posted on social the Americans moved on format, meaning each pic flame is lit for the first time. to win the U.S. Women’s Open. Not anymore. And the media Monday that she to uneven bars without country enters three of 1929 — The Chicago Cardinals be- 1987 — Angel Cordero Jr. becomes stand she took could reso- felt the weight of the her. their four athletes on an come the first NFL team to train out the fourth U.S. jockey to win 6,000 nate far beyond the color world on her shoulders af- When Biles returned apparatus, with all three of state, holding camp in Michigan. races when he rides Lost Kitty to vic- of any medal she may win ter an uncharacteristical- several minutes later, she scores counting. 1972 — The American Basketball tory at Monmouth Park, N.J. in Tokyo. ly sloppy showing during hugged her teammates Chiles stepped in to take Association announces that San Di- 1991 — Dennis Martinez pitches a Biles is the latest in a qualifying left the Ameri- and took off her bar grips. Biles’ place on uneven ego will receive a franchise and the perfect game for the Montreal Expos, series of high-profile ath- cans looking up at the And just like that, her bars and balance beam. NBA’s Buffalo Braves relocate to San who beat the Los Angeles Dodgers letes, including tennis ROC on the scoreboard. night was over. The 20-year-old who made Diego and are renamed the San Di- 2-0. ego Clippers. 1992 — American Mike Barrow- star Naomi Osaka, who The tension affected her “To see her kind of go the team with her steady 1972 — The Dallas Cowboys beat man sets a world record in winning have used their platforms practice. It affected her out like that is very sad consistency pulled off a the College All-Stars in Chicago 20-7. the 200-meter breaststroke, and to discuss their mental confidence. And when she because this Olympic solid bars routine and 1984 — The Summer Olympics Russian Evgueni Sadovyi becomes heath struggles. A subject stepped onto the vault Games, I feel like, is kind drilled her balance beam open in Los Angeles with a record the Summer Olympics’ first triple that was once taboo has runway, it finally found its of hers,” Lee said. set two days after falling 140 nations competing. The Sovi- gold medalist. become far more accepted way to her performance, Biles is scheduled to de- twice on the event. WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Georgia man pleads guilty to four Asian spa killings, sentenced to life By Kate Brumback ASSOCIATED PRESS CANTON, Ga. — A man accused of killing eight people, mostly women of Asian descent, at Atlan- ta-area massage busi- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS nesses pleaded guilty to murder Tuesday in four of Shoppers wear masks inside of The Cool Store the killings and was sen- in the Fairfax district of Los Angeles. tenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. Robert Aaron Long, 22, CDC changes course still faces the death pen- alty in the other deaths, which are being prose- on indoor masks in cuted in another county. The string of shootings at three businesses in March some parts of the U.S. ignited outrage and fueled By Mike Stobbe policy follows recent deci- fear among Asian Amer- ASSOCIATED PRESS sions in Los Angeles and icans, who already faced St. Louis to revert to in- increased hostility linked The Centers for Disease door mask mandates amid to the coronavirus pan- Control and Prevention a spike in COVID-19 cases demic. Many were par- changed course Tuesday and hospitalizations that ticularly upset when au- on some masking guide- have been especially bad thorities suggested Long’s lines, recommending that in the South. The nation crimes weren’t racially even vaccinated people is averaging more than motivated but born of a return to wearing masks 57,000 cases a day and indoors in parts of the U.S. sex addiction, which isn’t PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 24,000 COVID-19 hospi- recognized as an official where the delta variant of talizations. disorder. Robert Aaron Long sits among his lawyers in Superior Court of Chero- the coronavirus is fueling The guidance on masks Cherokee County pros- kee County in Canton, Ga. infection surges. in indoor public places ap- ecutors had planned to Citing new information plies in parts of the U.S. domestic terrorism in ad- County, where all the vic- without parole plus an ad- about the variant’s abil- seek the death penalty but dition to murder. tims were women of Asian ditional 35 years. with at least 50 new cases decided a plea deal would ity to spread among vac- per 100,000 people in the Wallace reiterated Tues- descent, have said they be- Those killed in Cherokee cinated people, the CDC bring swift justice and day that Cherokee County lieve Long was motivated County: Michels, 54; Xiao- last week. That includes avoid any lengthy appeals. also recommended indoor 60 percent of U.S. coun- investigators saw no evi- by race and gender. They jie “Emily” Tan, 49; Daoy- masks for all teachers, That’s what the victims dence of racial bias. Long plan to seek a hate crime ou Feng, 44; and Delaina ties, officials said. and their families who staff, students and visi- Most new infections walked through the first sentencing enhancement. Yaun, 33. The Atlanta vic- tors at schools nationwide, they were able to contact spa “shooting anyone and Georgia’s new hate tims were: Suncha Kim, in the U.S. continue to regardless of vaccination be among unvaccinated wanted, District Attorney everyone he saw” and told crimes law doesn’t provide 69; Soon Chung Park, 74; status. people. So-called break- Shannon Wallace said. detectives he was motivat- for a stand-alone hate Hyun Jung Grant, 51; and In other developments, through infections, which Bonnie Michels’ hus- ed by a sex addiction. crime. After a conviction Yong Ae Yue, 63. President Joe Biden said generally cause milder band of 24 years, Paul, “This was not any kind on an underlying crime, a Long said he planned his administration was illness, can occur in vac- was the first person killed. of hate crime,” Wallace jury determines whether to kill himself that day considering requiring all cinated people. When ear- “A part of me died with said during the hearing. it was motivated by bias, and went to the massage him that day,” she told the federal workers to get lier strains of the virus Investigators inter- which carries an addition- businesses thinking that vaccinated. His comments judge. “I am shattered.” predominated, infected viewed people who knew al penalty. paying for sex — which came a day after the De- Elcias Hernandez Ortiz, vaccinated people were Long for years, including The American Psychiat- he considered shameful partment of Veterans who was shot in the face, found to have low levels three of Asian descent, ric Association doesn’t rec- — would push him to do Affairs became the first also addressed the court, of virus and were deemed who said they’d never ognize sex addiction in its it. But while sitting in his federal agency to require saying it’s been very hard unlikely to spread the vi- heard him make racist main reference guide for car outside the first spa, its health care workers re- for his family. rus much, CDC Director comments, she said. Her mental disorders. While he decided to kill the peo- ceive the vaccine. “Honestly, this man, Dr. Rochelle Walensky team also considered the some people struggle to ple inside. Biden dismissed con- said. why didn’t he think before diversity of the people control sexual behaviors, After he was caught in cerns that the new mask- But with the delta vari- killing so many people? I shot in Cherokee County. it’s often linked to recog- south Georgia, Long told ing guidance from the ant, the level of virus in only want justice,” he said They included a Hispanic nized disorders or mor- detectives he struggled CDC could invite confu- infected vaccinated peo- through a Spanish trans- man and a white man and al views, said David Ley, with pornography and sex. sion, saying Americans ple is “indistinguishable” lator. woman. clinical psychologist and He believed he was an ad- who remain unvaccinated from the level of virus in On March 16, Long shot Asian American commu- author of “The Myth of dict and felt tremendous are the ones who are “sow- the noses and throats of and killed four people, nity leaders said Tuesday Sex Addiction.” guilt when he viewed porn ing enormous confusion.” unvaccinated people, Wal- three of them women and they were concerned that Long previously under- or engaged in sexual acts “The more we learn ensky said. two of Asian descent, at the shootings continue to went inpatient and out- at massage businesses, about this virus and the The data emerged over Youngs Asian Massage be blamed on a sex addic- patient treatment for sex Wallace said. delta variation, the more the last couple of days in Cherokee County. A tion. Long’s crimes were addiction, Wallace said. Long blamed the victims we have to be worried and from over 100 samples fifth person was wound- “intended to target Asian In fact, it was another for his inability to control concerned. And there’s from several states and ed. Long then drove to people, specifically Asian patient who gave him the his impulses, Wallace said. only one thing we know one other country. It is un- Atlanta, where he shot women,” said state Rep. idea to seek sexual ser- Long is scheduled for ar- for sure — if those other published, and the CDC and killed three women at Bee Nguyen, the first Viet- vices at massage business- raignment next month in 100 million people got vac- has not released it. But Gold Spa before crossing namese American to serve es, she said. Fulton County. His Cher- cinated, we’d be in a very “it is concerning enough the street to Aromathera- in the Georgia House and Long signed a plea okee County lawyers said different world,” he said. that we feel like we have py Spa and killing another a frequent advocate for agreement admitting to in a statement they hope The White House quick- to act,” Walensky said. woman, police said. All of women and communities all charges in Cherokee prosecutors there will fol- ly pivoted on its own Vaccinated people “have the Atlanta victims were of color. County, including malice low Wallace’s example and masking guidance, asking the potential to spread of Asian descent. Wallace said she would murder, felony murder, at- reach a similar plea agree- all staff and reporters to that virus to others,” she In Atlanta, Fulton Coun- have argued at trial that tempt to commit murder ment. wear masks indoors be- said. ty District Attorney Fani Long was motivated by and aggravated assault. Wallace said that after cause the latest CDC data For much of the pandem- Willis has said she intends gender bias, though that Cherokee County Superi- the shootings at the two shows that Washington ic, the CDC advised Amer- to seek the death penalty. wouldn’t have extended or Court Chief Judge El- Atlanta spas, Long in- faces a substantial level of icans to wear masks out- There, Long faces charges his sentence. len McElyea then handed tended to carry out similar coronavirus transmission. doors if they were within of aggravated assault and Prosecutors in Fulton him four sentences of life crimes in Florida. The CDC’s new mask 6 feet of one another. Western wildfires calm down in cool weather, but losses grow

INDIAN FALLS, Calif. The Dixie Fire, burning uation report said Tuesday. (AP) — Cooler weather on mostly on federal land, The lightning-sparked Tuesday helped calm two is among dozens of large fire has destroyed 161 gigantic wildfires in the blazes in the U.S. homes, 247 outbuildings U.S. West, but property With so many fires, of- and 342 vehicles in Klam- losses mounted in a tiny ficials have to prioritize ath and Lake counties, California community sav- federal resources, said the report said, cautioning aged by flames last week- Nickie Johnny, incident that the numbers could in- end and in a remote area commander for the Dixie’s crease as firefighters work of Oregon that are both east section, crediting help through the inner area of bracing for more hot, dry from local governments the fire. conditions that have been and California’s firefight- Elsewhere, high heat making the blazes so ex- ing agency. was expected to return to plosive. “I just wanted to thank the northern Rocky Moun- Teams reviewing dam- them for that because we tains, where thick smoke age from the massive Dixie are strapped federally with from many wildfires drove Fire in the mountains of resources all over the na- pollution readings to un- Northern California have tion,” she said. healthy levels. so far tallied 36 structures Authorities also were Unhealthy air was re- destroyed and seven dam- hopeful that cool tempera- corded around most of aged in the remote commu- tures, increased humid- Montana’s larger cities — nity of Indian Falls, said ity and isolated showers Billings, Butte, Bozeman Nick Truax, an incident will help them make more and Missoula — and in commander for the fire. progress against the na- portions of northern Wy- It’s unclear if that figure PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion’s largest wildfire, the oming and eastern Idaho, included homes or smaller A firefighter uses a drip torch to ignite vegetation while trying to stop Bootleg Fire in southern according data from U.S. buildings. the Dixie Fire from spreading in Lassen National Forest, Calif. Oregon. Crews have it government air monitoring The assessment was more than halfway con- stations. about half done, Truax said 175 miles northeast of San continue to make weather ity up, incident meteorolo- tained after it scorched In California, the in an online briefing Mon- Francisco. more extreme and wild- gist Julia Ruthford said. 640 square miles of remote 106-square-mile Tamarack day night, and the work A historic drought and fires more frequent and Similar smoke conditions land. Fire south of Lake Tahoe depends on fire activity. recent heat waves tied to destructive. were expected through “The mild weather will was chewing through tim- The Dixie Fire has have a short-term calming ber and chaparral but was climate change have made An inversion layer, Tuesday. Monsoon mois- scorched more than 325 effect on the fire behavior. more than halfway con- ture was streaming in over square miles, an area big- wildfires harder to fight in which is a cap of relatively But due to the extremely tained. Evacuation orders ger than New York City, the American West. Scien- warmer air over cooler air, the region but only light dry conditions and fuels, as for about 2,000 residents and it was partially con- tists say climate change trapped smoke over much showers were likely near the week progresses and on both sides of the Califor- tained Tuesday. More than has made the region much of the fire Monday, and the the fire. A return to hotter, temperatures rise, aggres- nia-Nevada line have been 10,000 homes were threat- warmer and drier in the shade helped lower tem- drier weather was expect- sive fire behavior is likely lifted. At least 23 buildings ened in the region about past 30 years and will peratures and keep humid- ed later in the week. to quickly rebound,” a sit- have burned. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Husband’s pantyhose fixation bothers wife DEAR ABBY: I’m hav- to know the end of a mov- ing difficulty understand- Dear Abby is written by Abigail ie or the outcome of an ing my husband’s obses- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne awards show. It’s time sion with pantyhose. you and your hubby had When we met 10 years Phillips, and was founded by her a serious discussion ago, he explained to me mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact about what happened so during a phone conversa- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. it won’t happen again. tion that he liked wear- And your kid should be ing pantyhose and nylon Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. told that if he does it stockings. He’s not an again, there will be reper- outward cross-dresser. cussions. His obsession is limited like your husband, enjoy me the outcome. DEAR ABBY: I never to simply wearing nylon. the sensation of nylon Our son, who is 13, be- thought I would be writ- I accepted his eccentrici- against their skin. As you came aware of the results ing to you, but I have a ties and we have shared a probably already know, it of a game, and I asked neighbor who lets her wonderful 10 years to- doesn’t affect their inti- him (twice) to please young daughter play out- gether. mate relationship with keep it to himself. He told side, close to the street I love him more than their partners. The person me anyway, in front of my and scream at the top of you can imagine. I ad- with the “obsession” may husband. I was irritated her lungs. When I ran out mire his honesty with me be you, not him. If this is and asked him why he a couple of times to see if from the beginning of our your husband’s only had intentionally ruined she was OK, the mom relationship. I mean, how “snag,” thank your higher the event. My husband told me to stop being so many men would tell an power and concentrate on said I need to “get Zen” “nosy.” Every night when almost complete stranger all the things you love and didn’t think it was a I hear her screaming, I’m he’s hoping to date that about him that make him big deal. Is my request so afraid she’s in some type he enjoys wearing ny- unique. ridiculous that they of danger. What should I lons? I have respected his DEAR ABBY: I enjoy should be fine with disre- do? honesty, but as of late, his watching sporting events garding it? obsession is bothering that I record earlier in CONCERNED me. What do I do? the day or a day or so WAITING TO NEIGHBOR before. I don’t like know- WATCH ANNOYED IN ing the outcome of the DEAR CONCERNED MICHIGAN event before I watch, so DEAR WAITING: Of NEIGHBOR: What you I’m careful not to watch course not. Your 13-year- should do is remember DEAR ANNOYED: TV or listen to the radio old son was being a brat, that when children play You can adjust your before playing back the and your husband al- outside, they use their out- thinking for the purpose recorded event. My hus- lowed him to disrespect side voices, which includes of not destroying an oth- band (of 36 years) knows your wishes. What you screaming, and do as the erwise wonderful 10-year I feel this way, but some- were asking for is no dif- neighbor told you. Only relationship. Some men, times he forgets and tells ferent than not wanting worry if you hear sirens. BRIDGE

Go higher, and either does worse Peter Landesman, a screenwriter, ward his hand, the discard would serve film director, producer, journalist, no purpose. novelist and painter, said, “Four- However, West understandably led teenth- and 15th-century drawings the club queen. But when declarer are almost unheard-of. As a result, incorrectly ducked that, West shifted they generate jealous desire among to the heart 10. Declarer ducked that dealers and curators. Museums in too, so West went back to clubs, South particular value rarity and pedigree capturing East’s king with his ace. De- more than attractiveness.” clarer drew three rounds of trumps, See if you can spot the rarity in to- West throwing hearts, and exited with day’s deal from a 21st-century tourna- the diamond two from hand. West went ment. Also, what is the par contract, the in with his nine and cashed the club best possible result for both sides? jack: down one. South, with six losers, was slightly ag- What was the unusual feature of the gressive in bidding game, but he knew deal? it could be laydown. East’s double of East doubled the final contract, but four spades was speculative, but play- West won all four defensive tricks! ers often do that sort of thing in pairs Strangely, the par result is four events, especially if needing a good spades doubled and down one (af- result to place. Also, here East was the- ter any lead but a club!) because oretically right because South had four East-West can make four hearts. losers. Although South could establish The only game for North-South is the diamond jack by leading twice to- three no-trump. WEDNESDAY JULY 28, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH DID YOU KNOW?

10 p.m. FREE Good Trouble Callie (Maia Mitchell) teams up with Mariana (Cier- Small Town News: KPVM Pahrump ra Ramirez) in an attempt to gure out what really happened on the night of Zack’s death in the new episode “Making a Metamour.” Meanwhile, Malika (Zuri Adele) pumps the brakes on her relationship with Dyonte (Marcus Emanuel Mitchell), and Gael (Tommy Martinez) is stunned to discover his rela- tionship with Yuri (Craig Parker) is not what he be- lieved it to be. Did you know?

Home delivery subscribers PHOTO | HBO Cast of Small Town News: KPVM Pahrump. get FREE access By Rick Gables a small desert town, 62 miles west in uence the American government, Brooklyn Nine-Nine will premiere of Las Vegas. Featured is long-time lucrative private companies and the Thursday, August 12 at 8 and 8:30 to the e-edition on HBO will debut its new six-part, devoted news director, Deanna, who military may have in shielding the PM ET/PT on NBC. We continue to half hour documentary series Small along with co-anchor Eunette, and truth behind extraterrestrial phe- follow the exploits of hilarious Det. Town News: KPVM Pahrump with reporter Missey, produce and deliv- nomena. Included are unsettling Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) and back-to-back episodes on Monday, er the local nightly news. Missey’s theories of a subject that recently his stoically ever-professional Capt. August 2 at 9 PM ET/PT. The se- husband, John, joins the team as reached national headlines and Raymond Holt (Andre Braugher), KPVM’s fun-loving weatherman and has historically been the focus of along with their diverse, lovable col- ries pulls back the curtain on life up and coming sales associate. The powerful politicians and CEOs, while leagues as they police the NYPD’s at a privately owned TV station in fact that the series covers the divi- average citizens pursuing the very 99th Precinct. During the nal sea- Catch up the small desert town of Pahrump, sive 2020 presidential election cy- same truth have been ridiculed and son, Jake and the squad must try Nevada, revealing a colorful cast of cle, adds an interesting focus to the ostracized. Ignited by the bombshell to balance their personal lives and with your characters in front of and behind documentary. New York Times story in 2017 re- their professional lives over the the cameras. Owned and operated Showtime will premiere its four- vealing that the Pentagon had been course of an extremely dif cult year. by Vernon Van Winkle, known as part docu-series UFO on Sunday, secretly tracking UFOs for years, the The series also stars Melissa Fume- favorite team “Vern,” and his wife Ronda, a singer/ August 8 at 9 PM ET/PT, exploring series examines the history of the ro, Terry Crews, Joe Lo Truglio, Steph- songwriter, KPVM provides a look at our fascination with unidenti ed phenomenon. anie Beatriz, Joel McKinnon Miller in Item Sports! what it takes to report the news in  ying objects, and what clandestine The eighth and nal season of and Dirk Blocker.

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Israel has said it struck man Rights Watch on In a statement, the Is- over 1,000 targets during Tuesday accused the Is- raeli army said its attacks the fighting. raeli military of carry- were aimed at military In all, some 254 peo- ing out attacks that "ap- targets and that it took ple were killed in Gaza, parently amount to war numerous precautions to including at least 67 crimes" during an 11-day avoid harming civilians. It children and 39 women, war in May against the said Hamas is responsible according to the Gaza Hamas militant group. for civilian casualties be- Health Ministry. Hamas The international hu- cause it launches attacks has acknowledged the man rights organization from residential areas. deaths of 80 militants, issued its conclusions af- "While the terror organi- while Israel has claimed ter investigating three zations in the Gaza Strip the number is much high- Israeli airstrikes that it deliberately embed their er. Twelve civilians, in- said killed 62 Palestinian military assets in densely cluding two children, were civilians. It said "there populated civilian areas, killed in Israel, along with were no evident military the IDF takes every feasi- one soldier. targets in the vicinity" of ble measure to minimize, The HRW report looked the attacks. as much as possible, the into Israeli airstrikes. The PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The report also accused harm to civilians and ci- most serious, on May 16, Palestinian militants of Smoke rises following Israeli airstrikes on a building in Gaza City. 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By Frances D’emilio ASSOCIATED PRESS VATICAN CITY — A fraud and embezzlement trial over alleged misman- agement of the Holy See’s investments began Tues- day in Vatican City, with a once-powerful cardinal among the 10 defendants saying he remains “obedi- ent” to Pope Francis, who stripped his privileges to bring him before the tri- bunal. ‘’He wanted me to be on trial, and I’m coming to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the trial. I’m serene. I feel Emergency vehicles of the fire brigade, rescue services and police stand tranquil in my conscience,” Cardinal Angelo Becciu, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS not far from an access road to the Chempark over which a dark cloud of one of two defendants who smoke is rising in Leverkusen, Germany. Cardinal Angelo Becciu talks to journalists attended the largely proce- during press conference in Rome. dural, seven-hour session, told reporters afterward. saint-making office, has A former Rome chief pros- At least 2 killed in German Becciu, a former long- denied any wrongdoing. ecutor, Pignatone earlier time Vatican diplomat, is During the first day of had spent years investigat- charged with embezzle- the trial, defense lawyers ing the Mafia in Sicily and chemical blast; 31 injured ment, abusing his office and lamented they hadn’t had criminal economic activity. with pressing a monsignor time to digest about 28,000 The Vatican, an indepen- to recant information he By Kirsten classified the incident as til the late afternoon and pages of documents re- dent city state, has a tiny gave to prosecutors about cently released by Vatican Grieshaber “an extreme threat.” Later warned people from out- courtroom, as well as its the handling of disastrous prosecutors. They noted ASSOCIATED PRESS on Tuesday, however, the side Leverkusen to avoid own jail. But to accommo- Cologne fire department the region. City officials real estate deal involving that much of the evidence BERLIN — An explosion properties in London. date all the defendants, tweeted that pollution mea- later also warned people from the July 3 indictments at an industrial park for The 73-year-old prelate, lawyers and journalists for surements “do not show not to let children play hadn’t been made available chemical companies in Ger- who was elevated to car- to them, apparently due to what is the largest trial in any kind of abnormality.” outside, use outside pools many killed at least two dinal by Francis in 2018 logistical problems. the Holy See’s modern his- They said the smoke had or eat fruit and vegetables people on Tuesday, with 31 but later dismissed by the Chief Judge Giuseppe tory, the case was moved diminished but that they from their backyards in others injured and several would continue to measure pope from his later post Pignatone agreed, setting to a hall that is part of the still missing hours later. the coming days. They said in charge of the church’s the next hearing for Oct. 5. Vatican Museums. the air for toxins. experts would only be able Fire officials who tested the The city of Leverkusen air said there did not ap- to tell in a few days how People said the explosion oc- toxic the soot from the ex- pear to be a danger to near- curred in storage tanks for wearing plosion would be. by residents after author- solvents. face masks Currenta said the explo- ities initially urged people Later Tuesday, Chempark to protect to shelter inside. operator Currenta said sion happened at 9:40 a.m. against the The explosion at the that a second fatality had and then developed into a spread of the waste management facili- been confirmed. It put the fire. It said three big tanks coronavirus ty of the Chempark site in number of injured at 31 were affected by the explo- walk past sion, but that it was too Leverkusen, near Cologne, and said five employees newspapers early to know the cause. sent a large black cloud into were missing. reporting on “Sirens were operated to the air. It took firefighters “Unfortunately hope of Japanese gold warn residents and warn- almost four hours to extin- finding them alive is fad- medalists ing alerts were sent,” Cur- guish the fire that took hold ing rapidly,” the head of at Tokyo renta said. after the explosion. Chempark, Lars Fried- Olympics, in Germany’s Federal Office Police shut down sever- rich, said in a statement. Tokyo. for Civil Protection and Di- City officials asked all al nearby major highways saster Assistance initially residents to stay inside un- for several hours. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tokyo reports record virus cases days after Olympics begin By Mari Yamaguchi pics until just before the ing the Games, Suga re- ASSOCIATED PRESS Paralympics start in late plied, “There is no worry August. about that,” adding that TOKYO — Japan’s capi- Experts have warned people have been mov- tal, Tokyo, reported its high- that the more contagious ing about less since the est number of new corona- delta variant could cause Games started because virus infections on Tuesday, a surge during the Olym- of traffic controls and the days after the Olympics be- pics, which started Friday. government’s request that gan. Prime Minister Yoshi- hide Suga urged people to Still, Japan has kept its they work remotely. avoid non-essential out- cases and deaths lower Suga again urged that ings, but said there was no than many other countries. people avoid non-essential need to consider a suspen- Nationwide, it reported outings. “Please watch the sion of the Games. 5,020 daily cases Monday Olympic Games on TV at Tokyo reported 2,848 new for a total of 870,445 and home,” he said. COVID-19 cases, exceeding 15,129 deaths. Its 7-day Suga’s government has its earlier record of 2,520 rolling average of cases been criticized for what daily cases on Jan. 7. That is about 3.57 per 100,000 some say is prioritizing FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS brings its total to more people, compared to 2.76 the Olympics over the na- A South Korean government official communicates with a North Korean than 200,000 since the pan- in India, 17.3 in the Unit- tion’s health. His public officer during a phone call on the dedicated communications hotline at demic began last year. ed States and 53.1 in Brit- support ratings have fall- the border village of Panmunjom in Paju, South Korea. Tokyo is under its fourth ain, according to data from en to around 30 percent in coronavirus state of emer- Johns Hopkins University. recent media surveys, and gency, which is to con- Asked if he is consider- there is little festivity sur- Koreas talk again in dormant tinue through the Olym- ing an option of suspend- rounding the Games. channels, agree to improve ties Local news on your doorstep By Hyung-Jin Kim most heavily fortified bor- — have traded personal ASSOCIATED PRESS der, it’s only a small first letters several times since step. Pyongyang is unlikely April and decided in those SEOUL, South Korea to revive vigorous coopera- exchanges to resume com- — North and South Ko- tion programs with Seoul munication in the channels. rea exchanged messages or get back to the nuclear Moon’s office said the Tuesday in communica- talks led by the United two leaders agreed to “re- tion channels that have States anytime soon. Some store mutual confidence been dormant for more experts say North Korea is and develop their relation- than a year and agreed to instead aiming to improve ships again as soon as pos- improve ties — positive ties with South Korea in sible.” The North’s state steps but ones that still the hopes it will persuade media, for its part, said leave any resumption of the U.S. to make conces- Kim and Moon agreed to stalled negotiations to rid sions when nuclear diplo- “make a big stride in re- the North of its nuclear macy with Washington covering the mutual trust weapons a long way off. eventually does resume. and promoting reconcilia- Liaison officials from the Those efforts have been tion by restoring the cutoff Koreas had several phone stalled for more than two inter-Korean communica- conversations including one years amid wrangling over tion liaison lines.” Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. on a military hotline and punishing U.S.-led sanc- U.N. 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Arrange remaining toma- fat; 1 g saturated fat; 1 mg cho- ades-as-a-vegetable by And finally, when life toes in a single layer on a lightly lesterol; 9 g protein; 51 g car- trying out a variety of hands me tomatoes, I greased wire rack set on a large bohydrate; 6 g sugar; 3 g fiber; ways to use them when make salsa. In particular, baking sheet. Sprinkle with 1/2 897 mg sodium; 72 mg calcium they are fresh and at their I made salsa roja, which teaspoon of the salt. Bake until Recipe by Daniel Neman peak. is just Spanish for "red wilted and slightly dried out, 40 SIZZLING BROILED TOMATOES No canned tomatoes sauce." to 45 minutes. Cool completely, WITH HERBS here. I made recipes that A tomato sandwich. You can use salsa roja about 1 hour. Yield: 8 servings are straight-from-the-vine ment of ripe tomatoes, I try one. for any number of dish- 4. Meanwhile, cook bacon in 4 medium to large almost-ripe good. next made spaghetti with They are the simplest es, but mine rarely goes a skillet over medium-high until tomatoes, cut in half horizontally For only the second time a fresh tomato sauce. It is things in the world to beyond being served with fat is beginning to render, 4 to 5 1 teaspoon salt in my life, I made a tomato a wonderful dish that you make. You slather two tortilla chips. minutes. Add chopped shallots, pie. And I instantly won- 1/2 teaspoon white pepper can only make at this time pieces of Wonder bread — It includes all the usual and cook until bacon is crisp 1/2 cup vinaigrette, such as dered why it wasn't some- of the year. it almost has to be Wonder salsa suspects: tomatoes, and shallots are caramelized, 6 thing I make every week basil vinaigrette (recipe follows) The sauce is uncooked, bread — with plenty of onions, cilantro and pep- to 7 more minutes. Stir in gar- 4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) throughout the summer. so you get the pure fla- mayonnaise. In the South, pers. I like to use three lic; cook until fragrant, about 1 If the thought of a sa- butter vor of the freshest, ripest they almost always use different types of peppers minute. Using a slotted spoon, 1 cup Italian-seasoned bread vory tomato pie gives you tomatoes. It is simple to Duke's mayonnaise, but for a rounded, layered transfer bacon mixture to a plate pause, perhaps it is best crumbs make, just chop a tomato any kind you like will be taste, but I also create lined with paper towels to drain. 4 or 5 sprigs fresh basil, for to think of it as a quiche and mix it with olive oil, fine. considerable depth by first Cool 20 minutes. without all the eggs. And garnish just a bit of finely minced Season a couple of thick roasting the vegetables in 5. Stir together cheese, may- 1. Preheat the broiler. if you wonder how you can garlic (the garlic is raw, so slices of tomato with salt a hot pan before blending. onnaise, basil, chives, Dijon and bake tomatoes in a pie 2. Arrange the tomato halves you definitely do not want and pepper, and place How does it taste? I'd egg until combined. Sprinkle cut side up on a baking sheet. crust without getting the big chunks), red wine vin- them between the slices tell you, but my mouth is with pepper to taste and re- crust soggy, don't worry. Sprinkle with salt and white pep- egar, balsamic vinegar of bread. Eat immediately. too full of chips and salsa. maining 1/4 teaspoon salt. Fold per. Spoon 1 tablespoon vinai- These tomatoes are sliced and a good sprinkling of Then make another, be- in bacon mixture. and somewhat dried out grette over each half. chopped basil. cause you're going to like SALSA ROJA 6. Gently spread a third of 3. Melt the butter in a small in the oven before they are cheese mixture into pie crust; The trick is to stir this the first one so much you Yield: 6 servings saucepan over medium heat, placed in the pie. layer with half of the roasted mixture into just-cooked won't want to stop eating 3 tomatoes and add the bread crumbs. Stir Because it is a pie, you 1 small white onion tomato slices in slightly over- spaghetti while the pas- them. to coat and remove from the obviously have a crust (I 1 jalapeño pepper lapping pattern. Spread another ta is still hot. The heat Also delicious was the heat; do not brown. Divide the made my favorite recipe, 1 serrano pepper third of cheese mixture on top warms up the sauce just next dish I made, the crumbs over the tomato halves. which is both flaky and 1 Anaheim or poblano pepper of tomato slices. Repeat with enough to release its full- somewhat misnamed Siz- 4. Broil 4 to 5 inches from the flavorful), and clearly to- 2 garlic cloves remaining roasted tomato slic- est flavor. All you need zling Broiled Tomatoes heat for several minutes to heat matoes are involved. A lot 2 tablespoons olive oil es and cheese mixture. Top with then is a sprinkling of With Herbs. through and brown the crumbs. of tomatoes. Three pounds 1 teaspoon salt, plus more to reserved sliced fresh tomatoes, Parmesan cheese and you They are misnamed, be- Serve hot, at room temperature of tomatoes. have a light, fresh dish taste pressing filling gently into crust. cause they are not actual- or cold. Garnish with the fresh But what makes this that is superb for the sum- ly made with herbs, other 1/2 cup water Shield edges of pie with alumi- basil. particular recipe so spec- mer. than maybe some basil in 1 tablespoon white wine vin- num foil. Per serving: 241 calories; tacular is the rest of the And because I was using the vinaigrette. But they egar 7. Bake in preheated oven 21 g fat; 6 g saturated fat; 16 filling. It's got bacon. It's deliciously ripe tomatoes, are awfully good, a better 1/4 bunch cilantro, chopped until filling is set, 45 to 60 min- mg cholesterol; 2 g protein; 12 got sharp cheddar cheese. I naturally had to make version of stuffed toma- 1. Cut tomatoes and onion utes. Transfer to a wire rack, and g carbohydrate; 3 g sugar; 1 g It's got mayonnaise and that all-time Southern fa- toes, which my mother into quarters. Remove stems let stand 1 hour before serving. Dijon mustard and one vorite, a tomato sandwich. used to make when I was from peppers and slice in half; Sprinkle with basil and chives. fiber; 689 mg sodium; 33 mg egg, to bind everything Why tomato sandwiches young. remove seeds if you want the Per serving: 440 calories; 34 calcium together. It's got garlic are relatively unknown The dish is just tomato salsa to be less spicy. Peel and g fat; 11 g saturated fat; 64 mg Adapted from “Cookwise” by and shallots and basil and north of the Mason-Dix- halves topped with bread crush garlic. cholesterol; 11 g protein; 23 Shirley O. Corriher chives, and after you've on line, I will never know. crumbs and then broiled, 2. Heat a large skillet over g carbohydrate; 5 g sugar; 3 g BASIL VINAIGRETTE baked it it's got even more If you are familiar with but two steps make it so medium-high heat and add oil. fiber; 840 mg sodium; 183 mg Yield: A little more than 1 cup, basil and chives. them and eat them, my much better than ordi- Add tomatoes, onion, peppers calcium about 12 servings for salad And all of that goodness even mentioning them is nary versions. and 1 teaspoon of salt. Cook, Adapted from a recipe by 1 clove garlic is served in a pie crust like suggesting that pea- One is that the cut to- turning occasionally with tongs, southernliving.com 2 small shallots with ripe tomatoes. Just nut butter might go well matoes are first spread until browned and soft, but not TOMATO SANDWICH 1 teaspoon salt thinking about it makes with jelly. with a vinaigrette. You burned. A few minutes before Yield: 1 serving 1 teaspoon sugar me sigh contentedly. But if you don't know can use any kind you like, the vegetables are done, add the 2 slices soft, sweet, white 1/4 teaspoon white pepper To further my enjoy- them, now is the time to but I made the basil vin- garlic; turn occasionally to keep bread, such as Wonder bread 2 teaspoons Dijon or honey from burning. 2 tablespoons mayonnaise, mustard 3. Place cooked ingredients in Duke’s or your favorite 2 tablespoons balsamic vin- a blender with the water and vin- 3 or 4 thick slices tomato egar egar. Blend until it reaches your Salt and pepper 3/4 cup mild olive oil desired texture. Pour into a bowl Spread 1 tablespoon of may- 10 fresh basil leaves or 1/2 or container and stir in cilantro. onnaise on each slice of bread. teaspoon dried Taste and add more salt and vin- Cover 1 slice with tomato, sea- Mince the garlic and shallots egar, if needed. son liberally with salt and pep- by turning on a food processor Per serving: 75 calories; 5 g per, and cover with the other and dropping them down the fat; 1 g saturated fat; no choles- slice of bread. feed tube. Add the salt, sugar terol; 2 g protein; 8 g carbohy- Per serving: 357 calories; and white pepper. Scrape the drate; 4 g sugar; 3 g fiber; 397 23 g fat; 4 g saturated fat; 12 sides of the bowl with a spatula mg sodium; 20 mg calcium mg cholesterol; 6 g protein; 32 and process to blend. Add the Recipe by Daniel Neman g carbohydrate; 6 g sugar; 3 g mustard and vinegar. Turn the TOMATO PIE fiber; 618 mg sodium; 94 mg processor on and slowly drizzle Yield: 8 servings calcium in the oil with the processor run- 3 pounds tomatoes FRESH TOMATO SAUCE ning. Add the basil leaves and 1 teaspoon salt, divided Yield: 4 servings process with two or three quick 6 thick-cut bacon slices, diced 8 ounces dried spaghetti on/off pulses. 2 shallots, chopped 2 cups diced tomatoes Per serving: 129 calories; 14 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped 1/2 teaspoon finely minced g fat; 2 g saturated fat; no cho- 6 ounces (about 1 1/2 cups) fresh garlic lesterol; no protein; 1 g carbohy- aged extra-sharp cheddar 2 tablespoons extra-virgin ol- drate; 1 g sugar; <1 g fiber; 199 cheese, grated ive oil mg sodium; 3 mg calcium 1/2 cup mayonnaise 1 teaspoon red wine vinegar Recipe from “Cookwise” by Salsa Roja on a bed of tortilla chips. 1/2 cup chopped fresh basil 1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar Shirley O. Corriher.