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SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 DEALS ‘Absolutely despicable’ word disturbs Lynn eld LynnOF THE $DAY$ By Anne Marie Tobin we all know this. If your child is using this Anderson said his sons, ages 7 and 10, had PG. 3 ITEM STAFF word, you need to know. And you need to put walked from their MarketStreet apartment driver an end to it. to IT’SUGAR to buy candy. They were play- LYNNFIELD — The end of the school year “It’s enough to be upset that my kids and ing catch with three other neighborhood kids took a sour note for a couple of young Lynn- their friends were harassed by a group of old- when a group of older boys, believed to be crashes eld brothers when a group of older boys ver- eighth graders, started harassing them. bally abused them, using the “N-word” and er kids, it’s another thing to have them sin- gled out for the color of their skin.” “They attempted to take the bag of candy DEALS trying to steal their candy, according to an from the boys and failed,” Anderson said. account from their father. Select Board Chair Dick Dalton said the in- into cident was “disturbing. “The older boys then began verbally abus- OF THE “The casual use of this word can do a lot of ing my sons and their friends. They told one “The Select Board will not and cannot toler- damage, to those who use it and to those who of the boys, who is Egyptian, that his older $DAY$ ate discrimination,” Dalton said Friday. “Rest Saugus have it used on them,” the victims’ father, brother “smells like s***” and called my boys, PG. 3 Dennis Anderson, wrote in a June 21 Face- assured that we are taking appropriate ac- book post. “As adults, I would like to think tion in this matter.” MARKETSTREET, A6 building

By Sam Minton Schedule DEALSITEM STAFF SAUGUSOF THE— A 20-year- old Lynn man is facing changing charges$ DAafterY $allegedly crashing intoPG. 3a storefront while  eeingPG. from3 an ear- for two lier crash. Alfredo Niz-Lopez was arrested Friday and Lynn high charged with two counts of leaving the scene of a property damage crash, schools operating under the in u- By Allysha Dunnigan ence of liquor, negligent ITEM STAFF operation of a motor ve- hicle and a marked lanes LYNN — The School Com- violation, Saugus Police mittee voted unanimously said. Thursday night in favor of On Friday morning at adjusting the daily sched- 4 a.m., Saugus Police re- ules at English and Classical sponded to a report of a high schools, an act that will hit-and-run crash at the extend class time and allow intersection of Lincoln Av- students more  exibility enue and Ballard Street. to pursue enrichment pro- A woman informed po- grams. lice that she had been The two high schools pre- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK rear-ended at a red light viously followed a “waterfall Mayoral candidate Jared Nicholson, left rear, discusses the city’s infrastructure during and the vehicle that schedule,” which consisted of a talk at Land of a Thousand Hills in Lynn on Friday. struck her from behind ve 50-minute classes and  ed the scene, police said. one 90-minute “block class” The women chased per day. Niz-Lopez for a short As of next year, the schools Nicholson puts focus while before he ended up will follow a schedule more crashing into the store- commonly seen in colleges front at 529 Lincoln Ave. and universities. on Lynn infrastructure The suspect then attempt- Classes A, B, C and D ed to  ee the scene of the will be taught on Mondays, crash on foot but was tak- Wednesdays and Fridays By Tréa Lavery en into custody by Saugus in a 90-minute time slot, ITEM STAFF Police, authorities said. Niz-Lopez was trans- while classes E, F and G LYNN — Mayoral candidate and School ported to an area hospital will take place on Tuesdays Committee member Jared Nicholson and Thursdays at two hours due to injuries sustained spoke with constituents Friday about the each. in the crash. The injuries city’s infrastructure and what needs to be On Wednesdays, students were determined to be done to improve it. will be dismissed early, al- non life-threatening, po- In a listening session held at Land of a lowing teachers time to lice said. Thousand Hills Coffee Company, Nichol- meet and work on improving Chief of Police Michael son invited residents to share which in- structure in the district. Ricciardelli said he was frastructure issues they would like to see This early release also al- happy that no one was se- addressed. lows for students to have riously injured during the more free time to engage in “You can drive around and see the needs incident but wants to re- schoolwork and enrichment and conditions of roads and sidewalks,” he mind drivers that if they programs, or to commute said. “In cities like Lynn, there has been are in a crash and the oth- to Salem State University over the years … an inability of the city er driver leaves the scene, or North Shore Community to keep pace with the use of our physical they shouldn’t try to pur- College for early college pro- capital.” sue the vehicle. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK grams. Nicholson said that one of his goals is “They should call 911 Classical Principal Amy to improve walkability in the city, both to Coco Alinsug speaks to supporters at Christo- and provide as much in- Dunn and former inter- help with accessibility issues and to drive pher’s Cafe in Lynn on Friday as he kicks off his formation as they can, im English Principal Tess more traf c to local businesses. campaign for Ward 3 city councilor. and allow of cers to inves- Mower — who will return He also noted that a big part of infra- tigate and work to locate to Classical as a vice prin- structure development and maintenance them,” Ricciardelli said. cipal in the fall — worked is affected by climate change, which has Sam Minton can be with Assistant Director of caused increased  ooding in the coastal Historic candidacy reached at sminton@ Curriculum and Instruction area in recent years, and added that Lynn itemlive.com. Shannon Gardner to present needs to address climate resiliency in or- this adjusted schedule to the der to prepare for that change. launched in Lynn “We want to see infrastructure invest- School Committee, saying By Allysha Dunnigan the changes made will force ments as a way to set the table for growth,” students to think more about he said. “To unlock the long-term potential ITEM STAFF INSIDE of the city by making sure the city does its small-group instruction and LYNN — Coco Alinsug, the rst Filipino-American and rst part to meet the basic needs of the com- will also do more to blend openly-gay candidate in Lynn history, kicked off his campaign Opinion students into the lessons. munity.” for City Council Friday night at Christopher’s Cafe. Shribman: Celebrating Superintendent of Schools Nicholson also addressed digital infra- Alinsug — who is seeking to ll the Ward 3 seat that was with the neighbors. A4 Dr. Patrick Tutwiler said this structure, praising the school district for new schedule incorporated supplying devices to all students during left vacant when City Council President Darren Cyr opted LOOK! feedback from teachers and the pandemic to help with remote learn- to run for mayor — said he is committed to bringing all of Li is the people’s choice on students in an effort to de- ing. However, he said that Lynn needs to the lessons he’s learned in his life, and the love he has for Artists Row. A8 sign a schedule allowing stu- make sure that these resources last be- the people of Lynn, to improve the ward. dents to have more  exibili- yond the pandemic. Alinsug has a long history of working in the communities he Sports ty and more options around In addition, he discussed the city’s web- lives in, starting when he was 14 and growing up in the Phil- Cabral, St. Mary’s move early college participation, the site, which he said needs major changes to ippines — he recalled a time when he rallied his neighbors on to Division 2 North Final. B1 SCHEDULE, A6 NICHOLSON, A6 ALINSUG, A7

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OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 84° VOL. 142, ISSUE 170 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 LOW 71° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 OBITUARIES DeWine criticizes GOP advancing Charles R. Pinksten, 84 1937 - 2021 transgender girl sports ban MELROSE - Charles R. Pink- sten of Melrose passed away By Farnoush Amiri peacefully on June 23rd at the and Andrew age of 84. Welsh-Huggins Born in Chelsea, the son of ASSOCIATED PRESS the late Molly (O’Regan) and Ernest Pinksten, he leaves his COLUMBUS, Ohio — sister-in-law Joan Pinksten of Ohio’s Republican gover- Sandown, NH; brothers-in-law, nor questioned Friday the Bill Cordeau of Saugus and need for a legislative ban Peter McCann of Port St. Lucie, on transgender girls com- FL; as well as thirteen nieces peting in sports, pushing and nephews, eighteen great back on GOP lawmakers nieces and nephews and one attempt to pass the con- great niece and many dear troversial measure. friends. DeWine’s comment ap- Mr. Pinksten was the brother pearing to oppose such a of the late Annmarie Pinksten, policy came one day after Joan McCann, Hazel Cordeau, fellow Republicans in the Jim Pinksten and Bob Pinksten. the Bisbee-Porcella Funer- House inserted the ban Mr. Pinksten was a member al Home, 549 Lincoln Ave., into an unrelated bill, say- of the Saugus Senior Citizen’s SAUGUS on Monday from ing such a prohibition was Association. He also served 3-7 pm. A funeral will be needed to protect girls on the steering committee held from the funeral home from unfair competition. and was seen daily in the gift on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. fol- But DeWine said there FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS boutique at the Saugus Senior lowed by a funeral mass in were better ways to deal Two Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers look out from the Ohio State- Center. Blessed Sacrament Church, with the question. house roof in Columbus. In lieu of flowers, donations 14 Summer St., SAUGUS at “This issue is best ad- in his memory may be made 10:30 a.m. Interment Wood- dressed outside of govern- attacks on transgender & likeness by the July 1, all student-athletes and to the Friends of the Saugus lawn Cemetery in Everett. For ment through individual people in the nation.” 2021 deadline,” GOP Sen. member schools.” Senior Center, 466 Central St., directions and condolences sports leagues and ath- Supporters say the Niraj Antani, the sponsor The college athlete com- Saugus, MA 01906. www.BisbeePorcella.com. letic associations, includ- measures are necessary of the measure to compen- pensation bill would pro- Service Information: Rela- ing the Ohio High School to maintain fairness and sate college athletes for hibit universities or col- tives and friends are invited Athletic Association, who protect the integrity in their likeness, tweeted. lege athletic conferences to attend visiting hours in can tailor policies to meet women’s sports in Ohio, “I’m optimistic in my pros- from punishing athletes the needs of their member though lawmakers have pects & I will continue to if they are compensated athletes and member in- not pointed to a single work hard to get this done based on their sports per- stitutions,” DeWine said. instance where this has for our student athletes.” formance. The governor’s spokes- been an issue in the state. The Ohio High School Such compensation Elizabeth Sek, 61 person said it was too ear- “Across our country, Athletic Association has could involve anything 1960 - 2021 ly to say whether DeWine female athletes are cur- ruled in 48 cases of trans- from a book signing at a would veto the ban if it rently losing scholarships, gender students applying bookstore to a deal with REVERE - Sek, Elizabeth came to his desk. opportunities, medals and to compete since Septem- a local restaurant. Excep- (Guanci) of Revere on June 22, The OHSAA has consis- training opportunities,” ber 2015 and says and tions include sponsorships 2021 at the age of 61. “Betty” tently said there’s no evi- GOP Rep. Jena Powell, there have been only 11 for marijuana, alcohol, to- was born on March 25, 1960 dence of a problem posed a cosponsor of the bill, transgender female ap- bacco and casinos. to the late Alfred and Ann by transgender girls com- said on the House oor as provals. Athletes would have (Lanzo). Beloved wife of Paul peting in sports, and the Democrats pounded their “Those 11 approvals to notify universities 15 Sek. Devoted mother of Sabri- number of such partici- desks in opposition. have resulted in no disrup- days ahead of signing en- na (Sek). A visitation will be pants is minor. House Republicans add- tion of competition regard- dorsement contracts. The held at the Paul Buonfiglio & The proposal, titled the ed the ban to a bill allow- ing competitive equity measure mirrors similar Sons-Bruno Funeral Home 128 Save Women’s Sports Act, ing college athletes to be and they have not caused efforts in other states and Revere St, Revere on Monday would require schools and compensated for use of any loss in female partic- on the federal level as June 28, 2021 from 4:00pm higher education institu- their name, image or like- ipation, championships athletes  ght for rights to to 8:00pm. Funeral from the tions in the state to desig- ness in promotions. The or scholarship opportuni- compensation. Paul Buonfiglio & Sons-Bruno nate “separate single-sex legislation must go back ties,” Tim Stried, a spokes- Ohio State football Funeral Home on Tuesday June teams and sports for each to the Senate for approval person for the associa- coach Ryan Day has tes- 29, 2021 at 10:00am. Funeral sex.” of the transgender prohi- tion, said in a statement. ti ed before Senate and Mass at St. Anthony’s Church “It is a shameful day in bition. “The OHSAA is con dent House committees that at 11:00am. Interment at Pine this body today,” Demo- “I continue to strongly that our policy, which is Ohio schools need the bill Grove cemetery in Lynn. Rel- cratic state Rep. Michael pursue legislation to en- based on medical science, passed quickly to be com- atives and friends are kindly visit www.buonfiglio.com Skindell said on the sure student athletes re- is appropriate to address petitive with colleges and invited. For guest book please House oor. “This is one of ceive in law their rights transgender requests and universities in states with the most extreme political to their own name, image, works for the bene t of similar laws. Stocks move higher, S&P 500 headed for best week since April

(AP) — Stocks were Markets have calmed in ation,” Ryan Detrick, higher Friday, keeping since the Federal Reserve chief market strategist for the market on track for its surprised investors last LPL Financial, wrote in biggest weekly gain since week by saying it could an email to investors. April. Investors got anoth- start raising short-term Investors are also em- er set of data showing that interest rates by late bracing a bipartisan deal in ation is likely going to 2023, earlier than expect- for infrastructure spend- remain under control for ed, if recent high in ation ing. President Biden and the time being, a relief persists. for investors who have re- Investors got another a group of Democrat and mained keenly focused on data point on in ation on GOP senators were able the issue for weeks. Friday. The Commerce to reach a near $1 trillion The S&P 500 was up 0.3 Department said in ation deal to build out numer- percent as of 11:30 a.m. tied to a gauge of consum- ous parts of the country’s Eastern. The Dow Jones er spending that is closely infrastructure, including Industrial Average was up watched by the Federal roads, rails and ports. The 0.7 percent and the Nas- Reserve increased 0.4 per- plan, costing $973 billion daq Composite was up less cent in May and is up 3.9 over  ve years, is the cul- than 0.1 percent. All three percent over the past 12 mination of months of FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS indexes are up 2.5 percent months, well above the talks, and a larger spend- An anti-abortion supporter stands next to a pro-choice demonstrator or more this week alone. Fed’s 2 percent target for ing plan from President outside the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington. The Dow’s gains were annual price increases. Biden is still possible later being driven by a surge “Today’s in ation data in Nike, which report- should calm some nerves this year. ed blowout earnings late about runaway in ation. FedEx fell 4 percent after Most say restrict abortion Thursday and gave inves- Remember, the PCE is the the company announced it tors a strong outlook for Fed’s favorite measure of would increase its spend- the year. Nike jumped 14 in ation, and it very well ing to reduce delivery de- after rst trimester percent. could be near a peak in lays across its network. By David Crary and should be legal in most or “This helps counter the Hannah Fingerhut all circumstances in the narrative that the abortion IN MEMORIAM ASSOCIATED PRESS  rst trimester of a preg- policy outcome established Patricia D Dineen nancy. However, 65 per- by the Roe v. Wade decision We Miss You NEW YORK — A sol- June 25, 2020 cent said abortion should enjoys substantial public id majority of Americans usually be illegal in the support,” he said. believe most abortions second trimester, and 80 David O’Steen, executive should be legal in the  rst percent said that about director of the National three months of a woman’s the third trimester. Right to Life Committee, pregnancy, but most say Still, the poll  nds many said the  ndings suggest the procedure should usu- Americans believe that that abortion rights advo- ally be illegal in the second the procedure should be cates are “way out of the and third trimesters, ac- allowable under at least public mainstream” to the cording to a new poll. some circumstances even extent that they support The poll comes just during the second or third abortion access even late Stories live on. weeks after the U.S. Su- trimesters. For abortions in pregnancy. preme Court agreed to during the second trimes- But Dr. Daniel Grossman, hear a case involving a ter, 34 percent say they a professor of obstetrics and Tell theirs. currently blocked Missis- should usually or always gynecology at the Universi- sippi law that would ban be legal, and another 30 ty of California, San Fran- Share your loved one’s story. Our hearts still ache with sadness abortions after 15 weeks of percent say they should be cisco, who supports abor- and many tears still flow. What it pregnancy, two weeks into illegal in most but not all [email protected] | 781-593-7700 tion rights, cited research meant to lose you no one will ever the second trimester. If cases. In the third trimes- showing that Americans know. We hold you close within our the high court upholds the ter, 19 percent think most viewed second-trimester hearts, and there you will remain, law, it would be the  rst to walk with us throughout our lives or all abortions should be abortions more empatheti- until we meet again. time since the 1973 Roe v. legal, and another 26 per- cally when told about some In partnership with Love always Wade decision con rming cent say they should be of the reasons why women Mary, Fred, Al and Sissie a woman’s right to abor- illegal only in most cases. seek them. tion that a state would be Michael New, an abor- These include time-con- allowed to ban abortions tion opponent who teaches suming dif culties mak- before a fetus can survive social research at Cath- ing arrangements with an Catch up with your outside the womb. olic University of Ameri- abortion clinic and learn- The new poll from The ca, predicted the  ndings ing during the second favorite team Associated Press-NORC regarding second- and trimester that the fetus Center for Public Affairs third-trimester abortions would die or have severe in Item Sports! Research  nds 61 percent will be useful to the an- disabilities due to abnor- of Americans say abortion ti-abortion movement. malities, Grossman said. SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Cases challenge no-parole terms for young adult killers By Alanna which did away with such Durkin Richer sentences for juveniles ASSOCIATED PRESS eight years ago. The U.S. Supreme Court BOSTON — They were in 2012 struck down au- convicted of the same crime: tomatic life terms with no the 2011 killing of a Boston chance of parole for killers teen as part of a gang feud. under 18. But this year, the But Nyasani Watt — who more conservative court FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS pulled the trigger — will be able to ght for his release made it easier to hand A home is constructed by Habitat for Humani- down those punishments ty in Greenville, S.C. on parole after 15 years be- cause he was only 17 at the for juveniles, ruling that time of the killing. it doesn’t require a nding Sheldon Mattis, who was that a minor is incapable of Habitat for Humanity just eight months older, being rehabilitated. was ordered to spend the Despite that case, more struggles with high rest of his life behind bars. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS than two dozen states — U.S. Supreme Court In this June 26, 2018 photo, then-Suffolk Coun- including Massachusetts rulings and state laws in ty District Attorney candidate Rachael Rollins — and the District of Co- construction costs recent years have limited addresses an audience in Boston. lumbia have already dis- allowed putting juveniles al $13,000 of contract- or banned the use of life By Haleluya Hadero behind bars for life with ASSOCIATED PRESS ed labor that we hadn’t sentences without the pos- second chance. nity is in broad agreement,” no chance at parole. budgeted for,” Pfaff said. sibility of parole for people “People who say that a she said. Research indicating the Reeling from massive “Then you add in the cost who commit crimes as ju- person of 18 and six weeks Mattis’ case and anoth- brains of adolescents are cutbacks in volunteers of materials, and it’s real- veniles because of the po- is biologically different than er, involving a man con- during the COVID-19 still developing has con- ly upside down.” tential for change. a person of 17 and 364 days victed of participating in a pandemic, and grappling Now, research showing killing at 19, hope to ban vinced courts and law- Faced with challenges belong to the Flat Earth So- with high construction that the brain contin- life-without-parole sen- makers that punishing on all sides, Habitat’s net- ciety,” said Mattis’ attorney, costs, Habitat for Hu- work of independent, lo- ues to develop after 18 is tences in Massachusetts teens with the same sever- manity leaders would be prompting some states to Ruth Greenberg. “There is for people who were 18, ity as adults is cruel and cally run af liates are try- no support for a bright-line the rst to admit they’re ing to cope with increased examine whether to ex- 19 and 20 at the time of unusual because it fails to rule at 18, biologically, neu- struggling. costs by taking out loans, tend such protections to their crimes. The two cas- account for the differences The past year has felt increasing fundraising young adults like Mattis, ro-scienti cally speaking. es were recently sent up to of youth or the potential like one punch after the and using alternative who say they too deserve a And the scienti c commu- the state’s highest court, for rehabilitation. other, they say. First hit: construction materials, Habitat’s local af liates among other things. Some had to limit volunteers af liates are using mate- over virus concerns, forc- NYC Pride ban on uniformed rials local stores helped ing them to fork over more them stockpile before the money to hire contractors. price hikes went into ef- Second hit: Revenue was fect. Now, in the midst of police re ects a deeper tension dented by temporary clo- the surges, of cials say sures of ReStores, the re- donors are also stepping By Deepti Hajela use stores operated by lo- up. ASSOCIATED PRESS cal Habitat organizations. In each of the past three The third: Construction years, the nonpro t has NEW YORK — For de- delays caused by pandem- built an average of 3,000 cades, when LGBTQ people ic-induced kinks in the new homes in the U.S. It have gathered to take part supply chain, which make continues to be one of the in New York City’s annual af liates wait longer for top affordable homebuild- Pride march, they’ve made supplies. ers in the country, despite their presence known with What could have been a 4 percent drop so far this every color and type of the knockout blow was year compared to 2019, clothing imaginable. the spike in construction according to Adrienne But soon, there’s going costs. Lumber prices, ac- Goolsby, senior vice presi- to be something off-limits: cording to the Nation- dent of U.S. and Canada at police uniforms. al Association of Home Habitat for Humanity In- As the city’s annual Pride Builders, increased by ternational. However, ex- weekend approaches, a re- more than 300 percent perts say its work — and cent decision by organizers since April 2020. Demand the work of other housing of New York City’s event to for new homes, as well as nonpro ts — can’t solve ban LGBTQ police of cers demand for supplies for the shortage of nearly 7 from marching in uniform renovation projects and million affordable homes in future parades has put a other factors, also kept in America alone. spotlight on issues of iden- costs high, experts say. Habitat received about tity and belonging, power Prices have come down in $1.5 billion in contribu- and marginalization. recent weeks, but they are tions and other in-kind For some, cops shouldn’t still signi cantly higher gifts throughout its net- have a uniformed presence FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS than before the pandemic. work, according to the or- at a march commemorat- NYPD police of cers march along Fifth Avenue during the gay pride Morgan Pfaff, the exec- ganization’s annual report ing the 1969 Stonewall up- parade in New York. utive director of Habitat for scal year 2019, which rising, sparked by a police for Humanity of Wiscon- shows the latest gures raid on a gay bar. Tensions and express your pride, brated, a hallmark of how take off (the uniform) as if sin River Area, which op- without the impact of the between law enforcement but you don’t need to do it integral LGBTQ people I’m ashamed?” erates in rural Baraboo, pandemic. Those gifts, and some parts of the in a uniform that has per- are in the fabric of Amer- It’s somewhat of a moot Wisconsin, said the group coupled with federal LGBTQ community still petuated violence against ican life. point this year; with pan- had to cancel the second exist, a half century later. grants, help af liates sub- many of the people who are “Why should I have to demic limitations still in house it was going to build sidize mortgages for Hab- “Folks still have chal- hide a part of me,” asked play until only recently, the trying to celebrate their this year because it just itat homes, which families lenging and traumatic and Ana Arboleda, a sergeant New York City Pride event can’t afford it. The one build alongside volun- many times horri c rela- pride that day.” with the NYPD who has planned for Sunday orga- house they are building teers and pay off through tionships with law enforce- For others, presence of marched in the parade nized by Heritage of Pride is costing more because a no-interest mortgage ment,” said John Blasco, a LGBTQ police marchers several times and is the is largely a virtual one. it doesn’t have enough that cannot exceed 30 per- parade regular. “If you’re is an expression of hard- vice-president of the Gay But the ban will be in ef- volunteers. “It’s going to cent of the homeowners’ an of cer ... of course you fought diversity and inclu- Of cers Action League. fect next year until at least be, at least, an addition- monthly income. should be able to celebrate sion that should be cele- “Why should I have to 2025, the organizers said. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Celebrating M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K S ¢ Y Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton with the neighbors Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman Customer Service This is my favorite time to coast in Canada by rob- Canada: My mother, the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS of the year. Friday is Can- bing banks, leading squad former Norma Marks, Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 ada Day, and the follow- cars on high-speed car Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 born in Montreal 90 years Connecting Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 ing Monday is the Fourth chases, killing barmaids, ago this month. She was a All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 of July. I’m a dual citizen. engaging in shootouts proud Canadian who, fol- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Join me for a few moments with police and stuffing lowing a wedding in the Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 as I mark both. corpses into automobile hotel where the NHL was Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 Because — with a Mon- trunks, Eddie luxuriated Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 created, grafted a Boston Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 treal mother and a Massa- in the contained violence accent onto her Domin- [email protected] chusetts father — my feet of Canada’s winter game. John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 ion of Canada lilt. It was Subscriptions always have been planted When one of the gangster in her honor —excuse me, [email protected] in both countries. brothers died, Bobby Orr honour —that I sought I write this column for accompanied Johnston Circulation Canadian citizenship. [email protected] an American audience, to the funeral. “I chose a United States: My father, and I write a separate one, different line of work,” he Richard Shribman, born Ext. 3 in The Globe and Mail, once told me. in Salem, Massachusetts, Newsroom for a Canadian audience. United States: Eddie 96 years ago this month [email protected] I root for the Pittsburgh Johnston, the Bruins and who would have cel- [email protected] Penguins and for the Mon- goalie present at my first ebrated his 70th wedding treal Canadiens. I have hockey game. A mask- Ext. 4 anniversary only days EDITORIAL positions at Carnegie less, fearless goaltender, ago. A proud veteran of Sports Mellon University in the he was a stalwart on the [email protected] World War II and a brave United States and McGill Boston teams that won victim of polio, he taught Ext. 5 University in Canada. Stanley Cups in 1970 his children the gifts of Sitting Bull once said the and 1972. Once he was Retail and Online meat of the buffalo tastes smacked in the head by patience in family life and Advertising the same on both sides of an errant shot by Orr — selflessness in parenting. [email protected] A not nearly- The results are four intact the border. This will raise and, at age 81, was beaned ADVERTISING objections from both Que- on the golf course at The marriages in the next gen- eration, eight sparkling Ernie Carpenter Jr. bec and Vermont, but I Club at Nevillewood, out- Director of Advertising believe that Grade A Dark side Pittsburgh, by a drive grandchildren and five sufficient deal wondrous great-grand- and Business Development, ext. 1355 Robust maple syrup tastes from former Penguins [email protected] the same on both sides of right-winger Jay Caul- children. Ralph Mitchell Editorial from the the border. field. “I’ve been hit hard- Both countries are in painful and long-overdue Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Los Angeles Times editorial board So in celebration and ap- er,” Johnston said. [email protected] preciation, let’s hop across Canada: Leonard Cohen racial reconciliations. In After weeks of negotiations, Republicans a border that was closed and the notion that there Canada, there is outrage Patricia Whalen by the COVID-19 threat. is a crack in everything, prompted by the shocking Sales Representative, ext. 1310 and Democrats in the Senate finally found [email protected] a way to agree on a $579 billion increase in Here are things to salute which is how the light gets discovery this May of the badly needed infrastructure spending: Stick on both sides: in. bodies of 215 children bur- BUSINESS OFFICE ied in a mass grave near a almost exclusively to traditional road, bridge Canada: Montreal rotis- United States: Robert Susan J. Conti and rail projects, and find a bogus way to pay serie chicken, in its purest Frost and the cult of the residential school in Kam- Controller, ext. 1288 for them. and most delicious form road not taken. loops, British Columbia. [email protected] By all means, Congress should set aside at Chalet BBQ, founded Canada: Its stirring “O Here in the United during World War II and Canada” anthem, firstStates, the senseless Ted Grant its debilitating polarization to reduce the Publisher, ext. 1234 served in ancient wood- sung in French in the 19th massive backlog of repairs and improve- death of George Floyd [email protected] en booths with loads of century. It became the ments to transportation, water and electri- has focused the country French-fried potatoes country’s national anthem Marian Kinney cal systems in this country. In fact, it would on how far it still must go and a mysterious dipping 41 years ago this week, sa- to redeem the promise set ext. 1212 be a good thing if lawmakers could come to- [email protected] sauce that probably was luting “our land glorious forth 245 Julys ago when gether on a plan to do anything significant, formed by the big bang and free” or, if you prefer, the Declaration of Inde- Will Kraft if for no other reason than to show that or, if you are of a religious celebrating that “ton front pendence asserted that all Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 Congress can still function. Sometimes. [email protected] turn of mind, in the first est ceint de fleurons glo- were created equal. Yet there is much to like in the frame- six days of creation. rieux!” Canada: “Saying sorry work hammered out by five senators from Paula Villacreses United States: Southern United States: Stirring for the tragedies of the A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 each party’s caucus, who were negotiating fried chicken, perhaps in collegiate alma maters past is not enough,” Prime [email protected] on behalf of a bipartisan cohort of 21 sen- its purest and most deli- like “Hail Colby, Hail,” Minister Justin Trudeau ators. Mike Shanahan cious form at Mary Mac’s which inexplicably appro- said in an emergency de- By the White House’s estimate, the deal Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 Tea Room in Atlanta. The priated the tune from “O bate in Parliament short- [email protected] would provide about two-thirds of the only original tearoom sur- Canada.” ly after the children’s re- roughly $900 billion Biden requested for Jim Wilson viving from the 16 that Canada: The Ojibwa au- mains were discovered. “It such things as highways, mass transit and Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 sprung up under the en- thor Richard Wagamese, is not enough for the chil- Amtrak, along with an assortment of infra- [email protected] terprising initiative of whose 2012 novel “Indian dren who died, for their structure investments not usually funded war widows and worried CIRCULATION Horse” is an affectionate families, or for survivors by the federal government, such as broad- soldiers’ mothers during and yet searing coming- and communities. Only Lisa Mahmoud band networks, new (lead-free) water pipes World War II, it is both of-age tale of a young with our actions can we Manager, ext. 1239 for schools and electric vehicle charging sta- old-fashioned (don’t skip man (and gifted hockey choose a better path.” [email protected] tions. the Georgia peach cobbler) player) who lived in one United States: The Assuming at least 10 (or the 11 Republi- and modern (it offered of Canada’s state-funded CUSTOMER SERVICE January insurrection at cans in the group) remain on board and all curbside pickup during Christian schools that for the Capitol, President La’ Mosha Ball 50 Democrats support the plan, it will sur- the COVID explosion). My a century, beginning in Joe Biden said just be- Customer Service, ext. 1276 vive the now-obligatory filibuster and head great friend Affan Chow- 1880, used physical, psy- [email protected] dhry took his Canadian chological, emotional and fore leaving Europe last to the House, where Democrats have the month, reinforced “what GRAPHICS votes to pass it over any GOP opposition. family there during their sexual abuse to force First first days in Georgia, in- Canadians to assimilate. I got taught by my politi- What’s missing, though, are the major in- cal science professors and Trevor Andreozzi vestments Biden proposed in research and in- troduced his children to United States: Another Designer black-eyed peas and pro- Ojibwa, my college class- by the senior members of [email protected] novation, particularly in hastening the devel- the Senate that I admired opment of clean-energy facilities and training nounced the experience mate Louise Erdrich, a when I got there — that Aaron Fee people for clean-energy jobs. There are nods to “fantastic.” member of the Turtle Canada: Eddie Johnston, Mountain Band and, last every generation has to Designer the damage already caused by climate change, reestablish the basis of [email protected] but we need more than small gestures at this who played a short stint month, winner of the Pu- with the Toronto Maple its fight for democracy. I Edwin Peralta Jr. point — we need transformative ones. litzer Prize for her lumi- Leafs. He was the John- nous novel “The Night mean, for real, literally Designer Nor is there anything in the plan for hous- ston brother who wasn’t Watchman,” based on her have to do it.” [email protected] ing, schools or child care centers; where a member of Montreal’s grandfather’s struggle to A Swampscott High Biden’s plan looked holistically (and perhaps NEWSROOM notorious West End Gang. prevent Congress from School Class of 1972 mem- too broadly) at the investments that could Mike Alongi While his four siblings — withdrawing federal rec- ber, David M. Shribman is promote economic growth, the bipartisan ne- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 trusted lieutenants of the ognition of her family’s the Pulitzer Prize-winning [email protected] gotiators’ proposal focuses too narrowly on Irish mob leaders Frank tribe. former executive editor of the sort of things lawmakers are accustomed (Dunny) Ryan and Al- Canada: Montreal bagels. the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- Gayla Cawley to thinking about as infrastructure. lan (The Weasel) Ross — United States: New York zette. Follow him on Twit- News Editor, ext. 1236 [email protected] Topping it all off is the bipartisan plan’s wreaked havoc from coast bagels. ter @ShribmanPG. reliance on funding sources that can’t pos- Allysha Dunnigan sibly cover the measure’s cost. In addition Reporter, ext. 1302 to such smoke-and-mirrors techniques as [email protected] extending mandatory spending cuts and Spenser Hasak cracking down on tax cheats (good luck with Photographer, ext. 1332 those!), the negotiators propose to reclaim [email protected] unspent COVID-19 relief dollars from 2020 — spending that wasn’t paid for in the first Julia Hopkins place. But, hey, the plan calls for no increase Photographer, ext. 1224 in tax rates, a red line even for moderate Re- [email protected] publicans. Thor Jourgensen Biden and Senate Majority Leader Charles Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 E. Schumer, D-N.Y., insisted that the bi- [email protected] partisan deal was not the end of the story. Daniel Kane Democrats intend to put many of the items Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 dropped from the president’s initial proposal, [email protected] along with elements of Biden’s $1.8 trillion Steve Krause American Families Plan, into a budget rec- Senior Writer, ext. 1229 onciliation bill that cannot be filibustered, [email protected] and so needs no Republican support. That Tréa Lavery measure is expected to include tax hikes to Reporter, ext. 1317 offset the additional spending, an important [email protected] demonstration of fiscal responsibility. Anne Marie Tobin So it’s best to think of the bipartisan pro- Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 posal as a first act in a longer play, and [email protected] take it for what it’s worth: a sign that Dem- Sophie Yarin ocrats and Republicans in the Senate, at Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 least, can agree on something important. [email protected] That’s necessary, even if it’s not sufficient. 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All address information, particularly Vandalism Theft Bob’s Roast Beef at 2 Central Vandalism A report of a hit-and-run arrests, reflect police records. In the St. crash at Humphrey and Salem An Amazon package con- A report of vandalism at 8:42 event of a perceived inaccuracy, it A report of vandalism at 1:54 A three-car crash with inju- streets at 4:42 p.m. Wednesday. p.m. Friday at Simons Uniform taining birdseed was reported p.m. Thursday at 55 Fairview is the sole responsibility of the con- ries was reported at 5:05 p.m. No injuries were reported. Co. at 329 Lynnway. stolen at 3:36 p.m. Thursday on Ave. A caller reported she had At 7:33 p.m. Thursday, an cerned party to contact the relevant Thursday at D’Orsi’s Bakery and Jersey Street. Delicatessen at 197 Washing- video of juveniles breaking into accident was reported at An- police department and have the A report of a larceny/forg- LYNNFIELD ton St. items at the playground. thony’s Pier 4. No injuries were department issue a notice of correc- ery/fraud at 10:27 p.m. Thurs- reported. tion to the Daily Item. Corrections or Arrests day on Pleasant Street. A man Gunshots SAUGUS clarifications will not be made without walked into the station to report Animals that he had bought a sandwich express notice of change from the ar- Daniel K. Tringali, 58, of 35 A report of gunshots at 11:02 Accidents Lynnbrook Road, was arrested Wednesday night, but was over- A woman called from Gal- resting police department. p.m. Thursday at 47 Veterans and charged with OUI-liquor, charged. The man thought the An officer reported that her loupes Point Road at 11:57 Memorial Drive. A shooting was a.m. Wednesday to say that her negligent operation of a motor store that sold him the sand- reported. Police found an Audi vehicle had been struck at 3:04 LYNN wich was involved in some sort dog had followed a duck into vehicle and marked lanes viola- stopped at Washington Street p.m. Thursday at Winter and of conspiracy, which involved Central streets and that the the water and was swimming tion at 9:55 p.m. Thursday. and Allens Lane with a victim Arrests the employees harassing him. other vehicle fled the scene. The out deeper. inside and at least one bullet Accidents Police said the sandwich wrap- officer’s vehicle only had minor A report of a loose dog on Juan Hernandez, 26, of 124 per had a price of $5.69, but hole into the car. Police re- damage. Devens Road at 4:10 p.m. Green St., was arrested and A report of a motor vehicle the store had charged the man ported there were at least two Wednesday. Animal Control was charged with assault and bat- crash at 10:40 a.m. Sunday $5.79. The man also stated that gunshot victims and one vehicle Animal Rescue notified. tery with a dangerous weapon at 922 Lynnfield St.; at 12:09 he was hit by someone throwing that was shot. One victim was at 9:45 a.m. Friday. p.m. Monday at Summer Street rocks at the beach and that po- found outside 47 Veterans Me- At 2:46 p.m. Thursday, a caller Complaints Christopher Walker, 59, of morial and another was found reported that a group of duck- School at 262 Summer St.; at lice should be able to find out A report of a large group of 4 Elizabeth St., was arrested 5:54 p.m. Wednesday at 1100 who did it from looking at the with a gunshot wound to the lings had fallen into a sewer and charged with operation of a grate on Ballard Street. The kids in the Fish House parking Main St. and 228 Lowell St. satellites. hand outside 53 Veterans Me- lot at 2:25 a.m. Wednesday. motor vehicle with a suspended A report of a motor vehicle morial. The suspect fled in a ducklings were retrieved and license at 7:41 p.m. Thursday. reunited with their mother. A report of numerous mopeds crash with personal injury at Vandalism silver, four-door Chevy Malibu, driving erratically on Eastman 7:52 p.m. Sunday on Walnut which possibly had four occu- Avenue and Essex Street at Accidents Street; at 4:48 p.m. Wednesday A report of vandalism at 8:06 pants. One of the victims was Theft a.m. Thursday on Pleasant 5:13 p.m. Wednesday. at 1 Mitchell Road and 816 taken to Massachusetts Gen- A report of a motor vehicle Street. At 10:21 a.m. Thursday, a A report of a person yelling crash at 6 p.m. Thursday at 337 Main St. eral Hospital and the other was caller reported a past shoplift- profanities through a mail slot A motor vehicle crash with Union St.; at 1:14 a.m. Friday PEABODY taken to Salem Hospital. ing at the Square One Mall Best on Duncan Terrace at 5:24 p.m. at 180 Essex St.; at 4:28 a.m. personal injury was reported Buy. Wednesday. Friday at 1127 Western Ave.; at at 9:55 p.m. Thursday at Le- Complaints Police received a report at Arrests A caller reported a shoplifting 1:25 p.m. Friday at Chestnut gal C Bar at 220 Market St. A at 5:06 p.m. Thursday at Party 12:34 p.m. Thursday that pro- 58-year-old man was arrested At 1:37 p.m. Thursday, police and Union streets; at 2:45 p.m. Shakoor Harvey, 35, of 5213 City, 1160 Broadway. The sus- testers on Monument Avenue (see arrests). were dispatched to check the Friday at 35 Boston St. Crane Brook Way, was arrest- pect left with $50-$100 worth were harassing the opposing ed and charged with assault Bowditch Street area for a man of merchandise. The store is not protesters and blocking them Assaults Complaints and battery, nighttime building who was wearing a T-shirt, paja- taking further action. from getting to their cars. ma pants and a bandage. The A report of vandalism to a A report of an assault and At 3:23 p.m. Sunday, a caller breaking and entering for a felo- ny and malicious destruction of man was reportedly walking up Vandalism vehicle at the Senior Center at battery at 10:35 p.m. Thursday reported kids were jumping off 12:45 p.m. Thursday. property at 2:14 a.m. Thursday. and down the street, but was at 1 Kingsley Terrace. rocks into the water at Hawkes A Burpee Road resident Omar Ramon Reyes, 25, of not known to the area. Police At 12:24 a.m. Friday, officers Pond on Walnut Street. called at 3:49 p.m. Thursday 239 Curwin Circle, Lynn, was reported the man was gone responded to a caller who re- A report of a disturbance at to report that her neighbor, who Breaking and Entering arrested and charged with upon arrival. ported that her home on Tuttle 1:45 a.m. Wednesday at 5 Lo- had been arrested that morn- negligent operation of a motor A report of a neighborhood Street had been vandalized. A report of a breaking and cust St. A caller reported a man ing, was outside of her home vehicle, disorderly conduct, dis- dispute at 4:11 p.m. Thursday entering at 12:27 p.m. Friday at appeared to be in considerable screaming at her. 593 Summer St. distress and was yelling loudly turbing the peace, unregistered at 346 Lowell St. A caller re- SWAMPSCOTT in front of the Lynnfield Glass motor vehicle, uninsured motor ported his neighbor was cut- Suspicious activity Overdose location. Police searched the vehicle and unlicensed opera- ting down trees and the debris Accidents area, but were unable to locate tion of a motor vehicle at 8:09 was getting on his property. The A party came to the station at A report of an overdose at p.m. Thursday. At 10:14 a.m. Tuesday, an the man. neighbor said the mess would accident was reported on Hum- 2:24 p.m. Wednesday to report 4:43 p.m. Thursday on Franklin suspicious activity on her work A report of juvenile offenses be cleaned up within 24 hours. phrey Street by Gibbs gas sta- Street. Accidents email account. at 1:04 a.m. Friday at 15 Moran tion. Theft A Roy Street resident called at Theft Road. A caller reported a group A report of a motor vehicle At 9:54 a.m. Wednesday, an of kids was taking his trash and 5:44 p.m. Wednesday to report crash at 12:51 p.m. Thursday A report of a larceny at 2:26 accident involving a town DPW that his son-in-law had seen burning it in the cul de sac. Po- vehicle was reported in the A report of a larceny at 6:14 at 37 Andover St.; at 3:46 p.m. p.m. Thursday at 147 Summit a car pass by a man walking p.m. Thursday at KFC at 720 lice were unable to locate the parking lot of Starbucks on Par- Thursday at 2 County St. and 91 St.; at 2:39 p.m. Thursday at and pass something off to him Lynnway; at 6:28 p.m. Thurs- group, but did report finding Lynn St.; at 7:09 p.m. Thursday adise Road. 302 Brooksby Village Drive. through the window before the day at Lynnway Liquors at 702 logs and twigs in the roadway at Sports Medicine North at 8 At 12:56 p.m. Wednesday, a man walked away. Lynnway; at 7:16 p.m. Thursday that they were attempting to Essex Center Drive; at 5:02 a.m. A larceny was reported at minor accident was reported in 5:12 p.m. Thursday at Flagship at 702 Lynnway; at 8:32 a.m. light. Friday at 191 Bartholomew St.; the parking lot of Marshalls. Theft Friday at 11 Broad St.; at 12:19 at 7:39 a.m. Friday at 136 Low- Motorcars Commercial Vans at At 1:22 p.m. Wednesday, a p.m. Friday at Osmund Hotel at MARBLEHEAD ell St. and 2 King St.; at 1:44 202 Newbury St. A temporary hit-and-run crash was report- A Fairview Avenue resident 89 Liberty St.; at 12:19 p.m. p.m. Friday at 241 Andover St. warrant was issued for Mi- ed in the parking lot of Whole called at 10:43 a.m. Tuesday to Friday at 9 Trenton Terrace Complaints and 3 Walter Road. chael A. Peluso, 45, homeless, Foods. report two bikes had been sto- A report of a motor vehicle A report of a hit-and-run mo- charging him with six counts of At 2:03 p.m. Wednesday, an len from their front porch. theft at 1:46 p.m. Friday at A report of a hill jumper tor vehicle crash at 1:19 p.m. nighttime boat breaking and accident was reported on Hum- A report of shoplifting on Par- Brightwood Terrace and Essex at 8:38 p.m. Thursday at the Thursday at 7 Esquire Circle; at entering for a felony and larceny phrey Street. One person hurt adise Road at 9:07 p.m. Tues- Street. Peach Highlands. 10:47 p.m. Thursday at Bill & over $1,200. their shoulder. day. Chauvin gets 22 1/2 years in prison for George Floyd’s death By Amy Forliti and Steve Karnowski ASSOCIATED PRESS MINNEAPOLIS — For- mer Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 221/2 years in prison for the murder of George Floyd, whose dying gasps under Chauvin’s knee led to the biggest outcry against ra- cial injustice in the U.S. in FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS generations. The punishment — which President Donald Trump, left, his chief financial officer Allen Weissel- came after Chauvin broke berg, center, and his son Donald Trump Jr., right, attend a news confer- his yearlong silence to offer ence in the lobby of Trump Tower in New York. condolences to the Floyd family and express hope that they eventually have PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump’s company could face “some peace of mind” — is Former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek one of the longest prison Chauvin addresses the court at the Hennepin criminal charges in New York City terms ever imposed on a U.S. police officer in the kill- County Courthouse in Minneapolis. ing of a Black person. precedented, if indeed the gation of Trump. The fired white officer By Bernard Condon Still, Floyd family mem- ceived in Minnesota. ASSOCIATED PRESS charges are filed. This is In addition to fringe was convicted in April of bers and others were dis- But he added: “Real jus- just to get back at Donald benefits, prosecutors have tice in America will be second-degree uninten- NEW YORK — Man- appointed. The sentence Trump,” he told The As- looked into whether the Black men and Black wom- tional murder, third-degree hattan prosecutors are fell short of the 30 years sociated Press on Friday. Trump Organization lied en and people of color who murder and second-degree considering filing crimi- prosecutors had request- “We’re going to plead not about the value of real will not have to fear being manslaughter for pressing nal charges soon against ed. And with good behav- guilty and we’ll make a estate holdings to lower his knee against Floyd’s Donald Trump’s com- ior, Chauvin, 45, could get killed by the police just be- motion to dismiss.” taxes or to obtain bank neck for up to 91/2 minutes pany, stemming from a out on parole after serving cause the color of their skin. The Manhattan district loans or insurance policies as the 46-year-old man long-running investiga- two-thirds of his sentence, That would be real justice.” attorney’s office declined on favorable terms. They gasped that he couldn’t tion into the former pres- or about 15 years. Outside the courthouse, to comment. have also looked into the ident’s business dealings. “Just because it’s the a crowd of about 50 people breathe and went limp on The New York Times, No charges have been company’s role in paying most time doesn’t mean clasped hands or placed May 25, 2020. citing sources familiar filed thus far in the hush money to two wom- it’s enough time,” said them on each other’s Bystander video of with the matter, reported long-running probe. Pros- en who say Trump had Nekima Levy Armstrong, shoulders. The reaction Floyd’s arrest on suspicion that charges could be filed ecutors have been scru- affairs with them, accusa- a Minneapolis protest was subdued as people of passing a counterfeit against the Trump Orga- tinizing Trump’s tax tions Trump has denied. leader. debated whether the sen- $20 bill at a corner store nization as early as next records, subpoenaing doc- Some of the scrutiny Judge Peter Cahill went tence was long enough. prompted protests around week related to fringe uments and interview- has been focused on long- beyond the 121/2-year sen- Some cursed in disgust. the world and led to scat- benefits the company gave ing witnesses, including time Trump Organization tence prescribed under At George Floyd Square, tered violence in Minne- to top executives, such as Trump insiders and com- chief financial officer Allen state guidelines, citing as the intersection where apolis and beyond, as well use of apartments, cars pany executives. Weisselberg. Chauvin’s “abuse of a po- Floyd was pinned to the as demands for overhaul- and school tuition. Law enforcement offi- Vance’s investigation of sition of trust and author- pavement is now known, ing police departments. Trump Organization cials familiar with the Weisselberg, 73, stemmed ity and also the particular members of the crowd On Friday, Chauvin, who lawyer Ron Fischetti said matter say the investiga- in part from questions cruelty” shown to Floyd. broke into applause, and did not testify at his tri- he met virtually with tion has reached a critical about his son’s use of a Floyd family attorney several said, “We’ll take it.” al, removed his mask and prosecutors Thursday for point. A grand jury was re- Trump apartment at lit- Ben Crump said the fam- Chauvin was immedi- turned toward the Floyd around 1 1/2 hours to try cently empaneled to weigh tle or no cost, cars leased ily had gotten “some mea- ately led back to prison. family, speaking only and persuade them not evidence and New York for the family and tuition sure of accountability” but He showed little emo- briefly because of what he to seek a criminal indict- Attorney General Letitia payments made to a school is hoping Chauvin gets tion when the judge pro- called “some additional le- ment against the compa- James said she was as- attended by Weisselberg’s the maximum at his up- nounced the sentence. gal matters at hand” — an ny, but that the charges signing two of her lawyers grandchildren. coming federal civil rights His eyes moved rapidly apparent reference to the would not be unexpected. to work with Vance on the Weisselberg’s attorney, trial. Crump said this was around the courtroom, his federal civil rights trial, “The charges are abso- criminal probe while she Mary Mulligan, declined the longest sentence a COVID-19 mask obscur- where his words could be lutely outrageous and un- continues a civil investi- to comment. police officer has ever re- ing much of his face. used against him. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 Schedule changing for two Lynn high schools

SCHEDULE students can build rela- schedule, Mower said the be working through this Dunn said students can ber Michael Satterwhite From A1 tionships and make sure most desired feature that material and making con- still engage with a teacher said he followed a similar they have someone in the students requested was nections to it,” Dunn said. they may not see through schedule when he attend- After Dark program building they can go to for to have more independent “This allows for teachers the school’s virtual plat- ed high school in Florida (re-launching next year) support. time. to give them the building form, Schoology. and felt it allowed stu- and daytime internships. “We are trying to con- With longer class time, blocks and see what they Since adjusting to re- dents to have more abili- “This also gives the op- tinue to build strong re- Mower said, there is more can do with that.” mote learning over the ty to engage both in class portunity for teachers to lationships with the stu- time for the teachers to do Teachers said they like past year, Dunn said the and with other students. dive deeper in the class- dents,” Dunn said. “The some modeling and pre- this new schedule because schools will continue to room with longer blocks,” “I love the schedule,” he need to have relationships sentations as well as for not only is it easier to use remote-learning skills Tutwiler said. said. with students was made the students to have time follow, but it provides an by allowing students to in- The day will begin with Tutwiler said the tran- a 15-minute “mentoring very clear over the last to practice and gain skills even amount of time for teract with their teachers sition into a new sched- room” check-in, during year and I think that’s a around what was taught. each class in a weeklong online when necessary. ule may be rocky at rst, which time Dunn said key to the success we’ve The previous, 50-minute period — four hours per To keep students en- but believes it will be very students can start the had while remote.” class structure allowed class each week. English gaged for these increased bene cial in the end. The Dunn said one of the rea- enough time for teachers morning with support and and Classical teachers class times, Dunn said new schedule will be im- sons the committee chose to present their lessons, also said they believe the they are going to gure check-ins from their men- plemented at the two high this schedule was because Dunn said, but not enough students will bene t from out how many “starts and toring room teacher, whom schools in the fall. they will see every day. they wanted to be able to time for the students to it. stops” should be incorpo- Dunn said the committee access more depth during practice it and ask ques- Since students will not rated into the class peri- Allysha Dunnigan can is keeping this homeroom/ instruction. tions. be going to each of their ods. be reached at adun- mentoring time in place so When planning a new “We want the kids to classes in a given day, School Committee mem- [email protected]. ‘Absolutely despicable’ word disturbs Lynn eld

MARKETSTREET utmost of ugly and sad, From A1 but quickly followed by the most loving and sup- who are half black, N- portive community we had words.” here in Lynn eld. Thank Anderson said his you to all who reached out younger son was “shook with an encouraging com- up from it” and was taken ment, message, text, phone away from the scene by a call or conversation.” friend, fearing the matter Anderson asked parents would escalate. of boys entering the ninth “I am not OK with this. grade who took a bike I am furious,” Anderson home from school Monday wrote. “TWO DAYS after to “need to have a talk with Juneteenth and this is the (their children) TODAY. state of our town.” “All I remember is one Anderson’s post set off of the boys’ bikes was a  urry of comments on yellow.” Anderson wrote. Facebook in support of the “My oldest gave them the ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK family, condemning the gum from the bag just so Mayoral candidate Jared Nicholson, left, advocated for electri cation of the Commuter Rail action. they’d leave, and, wheth- during a talk at Land of a Thousand Hills in Lynn on Friday. “This makes me sick to er they truly know it or my stomach,” Tracy Miller not, they responded with Geary wrote. such hate.” “Absolutely despicable,” The incident comes one Nicholson puts focus wrote Jen D’Ambrosio. year after the town expe- Dalton said he was proud rienced a rash of racial- that so many community ly-based incidents of tar- members expressed their geted vandalism. After an on Lynn infrastructure support for the boys and intensive investigation, a their family. father and son were ar- way street.” that needs to happen,” is the need to upgrade “The social media posts rested and charged under NICHOLSON and acts of kindness were From A1 Regarding transporta- he said. “It’s an environ- our schools,” he said. “We the hate crimes statute. tion, Nicholson said that mental justice issue, it’s obviously from the heart The victims (and oth- have schools whose phys- and, according to the fam- bring it up to date and Lynn should continue an economic development ical conditions are not ac- er neighbors) displayed make sure residents can ily, very much appreciat- pushing for an extension issue and it’s an afford- ceptable and we also need Black Lives Matter signs use it to access important of the MBTA Blue Line, able housing issue, giving ed,” Dalton said. “Those more schools because of on their lawns. resources and informa- but that, for now, its best people access to good jobs are the individuals that “Let’s also keep in mind the amount of students we re ect the true character tion. bet for rapid transit is the and good homes. It needs that this (the Market- have … The current sys- of this town.” “It’s the city’s digital ongoing electri cation of to happen as soon as pos- Street incident) was an presence in the commu- the Commuter Rail. Nich- sible.” tem is not going to allow After learning about the act of a few,” Dalton said. incident, members of the nity, like City Hall is our olson submitted testimo- Finally, Nicholson ad- us to build new schools at “Our town welcomes ev- physical presence,” he ny to the MBTA Fiscal dressed the city’s schools, the pace we need to satisfy Lynn eld Police Depart- eryone regardless of their ment visited the family on said. “We should make it and Management Control which he said are in need and solve the issue.” race, color, religion, gen- Monday. easy for people to access Board last month in sup- of both improvement and der, gender expression, Tréa Lavery can be “We are aware of the and easy for groups to port of the project. expansion. age, national origin, dis- reached at tlavery@item- incident from social me- share their information. “We have to continue “One of the biggest is- ability, marital status or dia posts that day,” said We want this to be a two- making the case that sues we face in the city live.com. sexual orientation.” Interim Police Chief Nick “The ght against ig- Secatore. “Going forward, norance and racism is we will be working with Tattoo you and you and you. And me. far from over, here, in the family.” our country and in the Anderson thanked the world,” Anderson wrote. YARIN people she knew with In our society, we don’t quotes for me. I take my police for stopping by “to “The town of Lynn eld From A1 tattoos in the 1960s were have village elders in- mentality from those old let the boys and us know has shown it has plenty bikers and convicts. Hard ducting us through pain- sailors who chose anchors this type of behavior won’t culture possesses a com- of ght left within its res- not to take that as a com- ful, coming-of-age rituals. and pretty ladies “off the be tolerated in this town ing-of-age ritual involv- idents. We can do better. pliment. And yet the vast majority wall” at the tattoo parlor. and that we have their ing pain, forbearance and Up until the 1990s, Mas- of our country’s pierced- That rose tattoo on my full support,” Anderson We have to do better.” some sort of body modi- Anne Marie Tobin can sachusetts residents had and-tattooed population is back will always be a rose. said in a post on Tuesday. cation. The Ko tribe of to cross state borders if young. I think we may be I don’t think I’m alone be reached at atobin@ “Yesterday showed us and West Africa uses ritu- they wanted a piercing coming to an understand- here, but I know no one al scari cation to mark our children rsthand the itemlive.com. done. The only people who ing of what the tribes of embodies this mentali- the onset of puberty. The took the time to get even a Myanmar and Benin have ty more than my friend Padaung women of Myan- simple nose ring were, you known for a long time: Chris. I accompanied him mar elongate their necks know, ne’er-do-wells. Growing up is a painful to a tattoo studio a few Need to find to incredible lengths with Eventually those walls process, one that forces an the use of metal rings. I years ago during a trip we had to come down. And understanding of the per- took to Vermont to cover an article? went to Claire’s to get my they did so fairly recent- manent and the transient. ears pierced on my eighth a music festival. I wanted ly. The steady rollback of Here’s what the coming- birthday. I rest my case. to give him privacy while prohibitive blue laws from of-age ritual looks like Subscribe to The thing is, body mod- the artist worked on him, the 1980s to the 2000s for the modern American i cation as a rite-of-pas- and was nothing less than e-edition on sage has not always been accounts for some of the youth: You hastily get a shocked when he came out a strong tradition in the practice’s increased popu- tattoo at around 18 - 22 with a freshly-inked pick- Western world. It certain- larity with us kids, but not years old to prove how cool le jar on his arm. You read Only $9.99/month ly is now; my friends and all of it. and individualistic you that right. I made a beeline for the In my mind, the grape- are, and then you regret I couldn’t help myself; tattoo parlor at the stroke vine did the rest. There is it forever after because I had to ask him what in of midnight on our respec- an undeniable “lemming — surprise! — your de - God’s name possessed him Selling a house? effect” when it comes to nition of cool and self-ex- tive 18th birthdays, as to immortalize a pickle jar tattoos and piercings, or, pressive is constantly Buying a house? have countless other mil- on his skin forever and to mix animal metaphors evolving. But maybe you lennials. But before our ever. He merely shrugged — monkey see, monkey do. need that regret etched Find out what properties time? Not so much. in response, which put me Two of the major ap- into your skin to always recently sold in your area. There was a time when in my place. prehensions people have remind you of your impet- tattoos were meant only Turns out punk’s not about tattoos — pain and uous, young self. Check out for sailors and freakshow dead after all. ladies. An elder relative permanence — can easily That’s why I try to keep the Real Estate page once remarked, after dis- be assuaged by exposure. my tattoos from meaning Sophie Yarin can be in Saturday’s paper. covering a rose tattoo on So that’s the how. What too much. Nope, no in n- reached at syarin@item- my back, that the only about the why? ity signs or motivational live.com. Catch up with your favorite team in Item Sports! SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Top Democratic lawmaker nixes Baker’s sales-tax free plan

By Steve LeBlanc sales tax on most goods ASSOCIATED PRESS and services. The proposal needs leg- BOSTON — The top islative approval. Demo- Democrat in the Massa- crats hold overwhelming chusetts Senate on Friday majorities in both the dismissed a proposal by Massachusetts House and Republican Gov. Char- Senate. lie Baker to expand the Spilka wasn’t alone. state’s annual two-day “We have crippling sales tax holiday to a two- congestion on the roads, month event this year — thousands of children on dealing a possible fatal waitlists for childcare blow to the plan. slots, and a housing mar- Consumers in Massa- ket that leaves working chusetts are already ea- class families wondering ger to hit the stores as the what next month will state emerges from more bring,” Democratic guber- than a year of state-at- natorial candidate Ben ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK home advisories and oth- Downing said. “Instead of Ward 3 City Council candidate Coco Alinsug, right, recieves a hug from his husband, Peter Cipri- er COVID-19 restrictions addressing any one of the and don’t need the lure of ano, after speaking to his supporters during his campaign kickoff at Christopher’s Cafe in Lynn real issues plaguing our on Friday. an extended tax-free pe- communities, Gov. Baker riod to persuade them to is offering Massachusetts open their wallets, Senate residents a gimmick.” President Karen Spilka Baker, however, is con- Historic candidacy launched in Lynn told GBH News on Friday. tinuing to push the idea, Spilka also argued that saying Massachusetts ALINSUG weeks. them achieve his or her a bigger one. most of the benefit from residents deserve a pick- From A1 Alinsug has lived in fullest potential; and work- “To have someone of his the two-month, tax-free me-up after sacrificing so Lynn for 18 years; upon ing toward the objective of caliber, who comes not proposal would go to big much during the pandem- to build a youth center his arrival, he immediate- not raising property taxes from just a family of ser- box stores and online ic — particularly given since the government ly started volunteering at in the near future. vice, he has dedicated his retailers rather than lo- that state revenues during could not afford to build it Goldfish Pond by cleaning, Alinsug said he will con- whole life to service and cal mom and pop stores the pandemic came in at a itself. planting and decorating duct semiannual ward coming from contribution,” and smaller Massachu- far greater pace than ex- When he was 18, Alin- the area. He and his hus- meetings to discuss con- Duff said. “People like Coco setts-based businesses. pected, leaving the state sug was the youngest staff band, Peter Cipriano, still cerns and update constit- are exactly who we need Critics of the plan, in- with a significant surplus. member for the president do this work to engage the uents about current city stepping up right now.” cluding Spilka, said the Massachusetts ended of the Philippines at the neighborhood and keep projects, adding that he Ward 3 resident Margot state still has pressing May with $3.9 billion more time. At 22, he was the the pond clean. hopes to hire a volunteer Abels said she is honored needs and can’t afford to than projected during the youngest delegate sent to Alinsug said that during intern to interact with to endorse Alinsug and forego the estimated $900 first 11 months of the fis- represent the Philippines his campaigning and door City Hall as a liaison offi- that it is the first time in a million in sales tax rev- cal year. at the United Nations, knocking, he had heard cer for Ward 3. long time that she has felt enue that would be lost “The people of Massa- marking his first exposure some disparaging remarks Regarding events in entirely confident about a during Baker’s proposed chusetts, despite the pan- to the United States. regarding his being an im- his ward, Alinsug said he candidate. sales tax holiday. demic and everything else, Alinsug said that expe- migrant and not growing plans to promote and par- “Coco is a mover and a The state is still plan- managed to generate a lot rience made him fall in up in Lynn. ticipate in regular Ward 3 shaker,” Abels said. “He ning to continue what more tax revenue than we love with America, and so, “Lynn is a place of di- cleanups and provide reg- embodies contradictions of has become a tradition of thought they would gen- at age 23, he moved to the versity with people that ular updates to constitu- the best kind. He is deeply a single, tax-free holiday erate and I think a deal’s United States with no plan come from different cul- ents through newsletters thoughtful and he makes weekend typically sched- a deal and we should give and only $200 in his pocket. tures and different back- and social media outlets. things happen. He listens uled during the summer, that back to them,” Baker “My only goal (when I grounds,” he said. “I might To improve the quality of and he problem solves. He Spilka said. This year the told GBH News on Thurs- moved here) was to live my have not lived here my the ward, Alinsug said he is caring and he’s fierce. holiday is scheduled for day. “I think we owe some life as a gay man, to marry whole life, but this is my will work toward the re- He takes charge and he Aug. 14-15. of this to the people of and meet somebody, and to home now.” habilitation of Kiley Play- delegates.” Spilka said lawmakers Massachusetts and to the not hide any secrets at all,” If elected, Alinsug says ground, Clark Street Play- Abels said Alinsug is will likely take a pass on small businesses. They’ve Alinsug said. “I might have he hopes to work to im- ground, Goldfish Pond and the perfect person to lead Baker’s proposal when it had a terrible year.” had a good future in the prove the neighborhoods other areas in need. Ward 3, adding it is “strik- reaches them. Baker also pointed out Philippines as a politician, in his ward while engag- In an effort to improve ing how much he loves “I don’t think we need that the state’s rainy day but I would never live with safety, Alinsug said he ing with residents to push this country, and his cho- two months to incentiv- account — or stabilization or marry the person I love.” for what is best for them. also has plans to incorpo- sen city.” ize people to spend when fund — is currently at a Alinsug is the only This includes working rate better street lighting, Alinsug faces a chal- there’s that much pent-up record $4.4 billion, put- LGBTQ+ candidate in the with city and state officials clear blocked traffic sig- lenge from George Meime- demand,” Spilka said. “A ting the state in a strong 2021 City Council race to help create more afford- nage, and improve street teas, who was defeated by lot of my colleagues and fiscal situation. If it would and currently dedicates able housing for seniors, maintenance. Cyr in the Ward 3 race two I feel this is not the best help sway Democrats, time to planning and coor- veterans, lower-income Longtime friend Eileen years ago. way to help our residents Baker said he would also dinating LGBTQ+ events, residents and municipal Duff, who works for Gov. and small businesses consider limiting the tax- including the Pride month employees; empowering Charlie Baker’s council, Allysha Dunnigan can right now.” free benefit just to smaller events occurring in the the youth, senior citizens said Lynn has a big spot be reached at adun- The state has a 6.25% businesses. city over the past couple of and others to help each of in her heart, but “Coco has [email protected]. Will Massachusetts do ‘Trust the Facts’ and ‘Get the Vax’ enough to limit evictions?

By Steve LeBlanc ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON — A federal freeze on most evictions en- acted last year is scheduled to expire July 31, after the Biden administration ex- tended the date by a month. The moratorium, put in place by the Centers for Dis- ease Control and Prevention in September, was the only tool keeping millions of ten- ants in their homes. Many of them lost jobs during the coronavirus pandemic and had fallen months behind FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS on their rent. Landlords successful- Housing activists erect a sign in Swampscott. ly challenged the order um on evictions and foreclo- in court, arguing they Here’s the situation in Massachusetts: also had bills to pay. They sures expired, Gov. Charlie WHAT’S THE pointed out that tenants Baker outlined a $171 mil- STATUS OF EVICTION could access more than $45 lion plan to increase rental MORATORIUMS IN billion in federal money set assistance and help land- THE STATE? aside to help pay rents and lords negotiate with ten- Massachusetts is one of related expenses. ants. While much of that several states that enact- money has been spent, an Advocates for tenants ed a moratorium last year say the distribution of the additional nearly $440 mil- halting eviction proceed- lion in federal money was money has been slow and ings due to the pandemic. that more time is needed to set aside in December for The state’s pause on evic- rental assistance in Massa- distribute it and repay land- tions expired on October lords. Without an extension, chusetts and more was ex- 17, 2020, at which point the pected through the Ameri- they feared a spike in evic- CDC moratorium became tions and lawsuits seeking can Rescue Plan Act. Much effective in Massachusetts. of the federal aid remains. to boot out tenants who are A bill signed into law by The new law signed by behind on their rents. Republican Gov. Charlie Baker this month also in- As of June 7, roughly 3.2 Baker earlier this month cludes provisions aimed at million people in the U.S. also aims to help prevent said they face eviction in the evictions in cases where helping tenants facing pos- next two months, according tenants are unable to pay sible eviction understand to the U.S. Census Bureau’s rent due to COVID-19-re- their legal options. The law From left, DPH Field Ambassadors Kasey Nguyen, Tami Nguyen, Thom- Household Pulse Survey. lated financial hardship requires that landlords no- as An Do, Asif Rahman, Lisa Nguyen, and Mark McCarthy have been The survey measures the until April, 2022. tifying tenants to leave a working to get Lynn residents vaccinated. social and economic effects dwelling for nonpayment of the coronavirus pandem- WHAT’S BEING of rent also provide a form LYNN — Young field ambassadors have As part of the effort, field workers have ic every two weeks through DONE TO HELP explaining the notice is not been canvassing in Lynn to deliver ac- been staffing information tables in the online responses from a PEOPLE FACING the same as an eviction and curate information about the COVID-19 city and going door-to-door to get the representative sample of EVICTION? that tenants don’t immedi- vaccine as part of the state Department of word out about where people can get vac- U.S. households. When the state moratori- ately have to leave the unit. Public Health’s Vaccine Equity Initiative. cinated. A8 SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 LOOK! Great American Picnic Day, Great American Campout Day, National Chocolate Pudding Day

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 Cabral, St. Mary’s on to Division 2 North Final done it for us all year. He ted from some great de- BASEBALL pounds the strike zone, fensive plays in the game, By Mike Alongi he never backs down and as D’Ambrosio threw out ITEM SPORTS EDITOR he gets the job done. We a runner from left eld in knew that (North Ando- the second inning, catcher NORTH ANDOVER ver) was an outstanding Colby Magliozzi executed — The No. 6 St. Mary’s team and he held them a perfect strike-him-out, baseball team pushed to just one run, and that’s throw-him-out double across six runs in the top what we needed out of play in the bottom of the of the fourth inning and him.” fourth and Ryan Fraher rode that all the way to Dante D’Ambrosio led made a diving catch down victory Friday afternoon, the offensive attack for the line to end a rally in knocking off No. 2 North the Spartans, going 1-for- the bottom of the fth. Andover 6-1 in a battle of 4 with a double and two “We don’t blow teams defending state champi- RBI. Cabral went 1-for-3 out, we win games 2-1, ons in a Division 2 North with a double and an RBI, 3-1, 1-0,” said Dana. “We semi nal game. while Zach Fisher (1-for- work very hard on defense In what has become a 3), Lucas Fritz (1-for-3) and the guys stepped up regular occurrence this and Tad Giardina (0-for- all over the eld. Every season, Spartans pitcher 3) each had an RBI. Ter- play is huge in a game Aiven Cabral was stellar ence Moynihan (1-for-3) like this. It could be in on the mound. The junior also added a hit. the rst inning, the sec- righty went the distance, “All year with this of- ond inning or the seventh allowing one run on ve fense, we get what we can inning, but those plays all hits with 10 strikeouts. Af- get and just try to keep matter.” ter giving up a run in the the inning moving,” said North Andover struck rst inning, Cabral only Dana. “In the last few the rst blow in this one, scattered three hits across batting practices, we’ve taking a 1-0 lead in the the nal six innings. been focusing on staying bottom of the rst thanks ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS “Aiven gives you a behind the ball and tak- to an RBI single from St. Mary’s pitcher Aiven Cabral was dominant once again, allowing just chance to win every sin- ing it the other way, and Trevor Crosby. one run and ve hits with 10 strikeouts in a Division 2 North semi nal gle day,” said St. Mary’s guys did that today.” win over North Andover Friday. Coach Derek Dana. “He’s The Spartans also bene- ST. MARY’S, B2 Big Blue comeback falls short

“It was a tough come- Robertson, had two goals fore the half. Robertson GIRLS LACROSSE back,” Swampscott Coach along with freshman Coco got things going with a By Daniel Kane Jillian Robinson said. “We Clopton. Junior Broghan far shot that slipped past ITEM STAFF were close, and got within Laundry scored a goal. Manchester-Essex’s de- four. Their zone was just The Hornets couldn’t fense and Green followed SWAMPSCOTT — De- too strong. They have good have drawn up a much on the next possession spite a second half push, sticks in the air and they better start if it tried. The with a nice move to the the No. 6 Swampscott girls were really shutting down Hornets rst eight shots front of the net before n- lacrosse team saw its run our passes. — even a long pass from ishing to cut the de cit to in the Division 2 North “It was a physical game mid eld that inadvertent- 8-3 before the half. tournament come to an and there were some ly found its way past the Robertson struck again end Friday, falling 12-8 to tough calls,” Robinson goal line — all found the in the second half, taking No. 10 Manchester-Essex said. “We were throwing back of the net. Swamp- advantage of a free po- in a semi nal matchup at the ball away. We some- scott had plenty of posses- sition to score and bring Blocksidge Field. times just get in our own sions during the early go- Swampscott within 8-4. The Big Blue fell behind heads. That’s a good team. ing after forcing mid eld But the Hornets got a 8-1 midway through the Unfortunately we just turnovers and winning pair of goals back thanks rst half before settling couldn’t get it to the next draws, but Coco Clopton’s to senior Lily Athanas’ down. But despite outscor- level.” rst goal, assisted from (three goals) second goal ing Manchester-Essex the Senior captain Eliza- Robertson, was the only of the night and another ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK rest of the way, the Hor- beth Green ended her Big brief pause in the Hornets’ tally from freshman Ella nets defense was far too Blue career with a team- burst of quick goals. Chafe to go up 10-4. Abby Eichler and the Swampscott girls la- strong for Swampscott to high three goals. Anoth- The Big Big nally crosse team saw their run come to an end in climb all the way back. er senior captain, Reese gained some traction be- BIG BLUE, B2 the Division 2 North semi nals. Marblehead’s Eagles rout Shull tops NEC Boston Latin with four strikeouts. By Daniel Kane total points, both Confer- SCHOOL ROUNDUP On the offensive side of ITEM STAFF ence highs. the ball, Shane Williams Magicians Coach John By Mike Alongi The offensive repower ITEM SPORTS EDITOR was the pace setter after Wilkens was at the helm going 2-for-3 with two provided by Marblehead for all of it and was award- The No. 4 St. John’s Prep home runs and five RBI. senior mid elder Will ed Coach of the Year hon- baseball team punched its Pat D’Amico went 2-for- Shull helped power the ors. ticket to the Division 1 3 with a double, a triple Magicians all year long An area-high three North Final on Friday af- and two RBI, while Nick and it didn’t go unnoticed All-Conference players ternoon, blowing out No. 8 Solitro went 1-for-3 with with Shull being named were also honored from Boston Latin by a score of two RBI. Payton Palladino the Northeastern Confer- Marblehead. Senior goalie 10-0 in six innings in a Di- ence Player of the Year for J.T. Monahan and soph- vision 1 North semifinal went 2-for-3 with a double boys lacrosse this week. omore mid elder Con- game at Pete Frates Field. and two RBI, while Gavin Shull was the offensive nor Cronin joined Shull Two Prep pitchers com- George (1-for-2) and DJ leader in goals and points on the All-Conference bined to earn the shutout Pacheco (1-for-4) also add- for a Marblehead team Team. Monahan nished win, with Joseph Gizmunt ed hits. that nished the season the year with 113 saves getting the start and the St. John’s Prep (13-3) with a perfect 13-0 record moves on to the Division while Cronin racked up ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK win after pitching three and a Northeastern Con- 33 goals and 21 assists for innings and allowing just 1 North Final Monday (4) ference North title this a 54-point season. Marblehead’s Will Shull had a Northeastern two hits with three strike- against No. 2 Lincoln-Sud- spring. He nished the Conference-high in goals (43) and points (61) outs. Peter Martin pitched bury. year with 43 goals and 61 BOYS LAX, B2 this season. the final three innings, al- lowing no runs on no hits ROUNDUP, B2 Lomasney did it all for Peabody

By Mike Alongi four-goal, ve-assist per- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR formance against Bever- ly on June 1. Peabody senior attack The Peabody girls team Hailee Lomasney was all took home other NEC over the eld during her honors as well, with nal high school season Head Coach Dennis Des- this spring, and her stel- roches being named NEC lar play was rewarded Coach of the Year after this week when she was the Tanners nished named the Northeastern 10-4 and earned a rst- Conference Player of the round bye in the Division Year for girls lacrosse. 1 North tournament. Lomasney was a mas- Peabody’s other big of- sive contributor on the fensive threat of 2021, offensive end for the Amber Kiricoples, was Tanners, scoring 47 goals named to the NEC and dishing out 37 as- ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS All-Conference Team, as ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK sists. She also scored was Tanners goalie Oliv- Peabody’s Hailee Lomasney notched her 200th her 200th career point ia Lavalle. St. John’s Pat D’Amico had two RBI in a 10-0 career point during a 47-goal, 37-assist season during the course of the Eagles win over Boston Latin in the Division 1 this spring. season, notching it in a GIRLS LAX, B2 North semi nals. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE SATURDAY pionships (10) Six-run fourth inning catapults Softball MONDAY Division 1 North Final Baseball No. 17 Billerica at No. 1 Peabody (1) Division 1 North Final Division 3 North Final St. Mary’s to Division 2 North Final No. 2 St. Mary’s at No. 1 Amesbury No. 4 St. John’s Prep at No. 2 Lin- coln-Sudbury (4) (1) D’Ambrosio smashed a Boys Lacrosse Division 2 North Final ST. MARY’S Division 1 North Final No. 8 Masconomet at No. 6 St. From B1 two-run double and put No. 5 Lincoln-Sudbury at No. 3 St. Mary’s (7) the Spartans’ lead at 6-1. John’s Prep (11) Division 3 North Final The Spartans had trou- That was all that Cabral Track No. 18 Bishop Fenwick at No. 4 ble getting anything going needed. The junior ace MIAA All-State Track and Field Cham- Stoneham (4) in the first few innings, but breezed through the next things changed in the top two innings, only running into a bit of trouble in TV/RADIO of the fourth. Andrew Lu- the bottom of the seventh ciano led things off with Auto racing when North Andover load- a walk before stealing 12 p.m...... NASCAR Truck: CRC Brakleen 150...... FS1 ed the bases with one out. 3 p.m...... NASCAR Cup: Pocono Organics CBD 325...... NBCSN second base, then Cabral But Cabral didn’t waver, 8 p.m...... Superstar Racing Experience...... CBS stepped up and laced an Baseball forcing a groundout and a 2 p.m...... Cleveland at Minnesota...... MLB Network RBI double to tie things strikeout to seal the win 4:05 p.m...... Kansas City at Texas...... FS1 up at 1-1. After a single, 7:15 p.m...... NY Yankees at Boston...... Fox; WEEI-FM 93.7 and punch the Spartans’ 10 p.m...... Arizona at San Diego...... MLB Network a stolen base and a walk ticket to the next round. College baseball loaded up the bases with St. Mary’s (18-6) now 2 p.m...... College World Series (Game 13, if nec.)...... ESPN no outs, Fisher and Fritz moves on to the Division 7 p.m...... College World Series (Game 14, if nec.)...... ESPN2 ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Pro basketball gave the Spartans the lead 2 North Final, where the 1 p.m...... WNBA: Washington at Dallas...... CBS with back-to-back RBI sin- Spartans will host No. 8 St. Mary’s Lucas Fritz tacked on an RBI in the 9 p.m...... Phoenix at LA Clippers...... ESPN Bowling gles. Giardina then added Masconomet Monday (7) Spartans 6-1 Division 2 North semifinal win 12 p.m...... PBA Tour finals: Group 1 Positioning...... CBSSN an RBI groundout before at Fraser Field. over North Andover. 2 p.m...... PBA Tour finals: Group 2 Positioning...... CBSSN Cycling 6:30 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 1)...... NBCSN Golf 7:30 a.m...... European: BMW International Open...... Golf Swampscott girls lacrosse falls 1 p.m...... LPGA: Women’s PGA Championship...... NBC PGA: Travelers Championship...... Golf 3 p.m...... Champions: Senior Players Championship...... Golf PGA: Travelers Championship...... CBS Gymnastics short in Div. 2 North semifinal 4 p.m...... US Olympic trials (men)...... NBC Horse racing BIG BLUE year at 14-4 and gradu- 12:30 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races...... FS2 From B1 ates its four senior cap- Lacrosse tains in Robertson, Green, 8 p.m...... PLL: Waterdogs vs. Archers...... NBCSN Rugby Swampscott scored two Jordan Waters and Harp- 6 p.m...... MLR: New Orleans at New England...... CBSSN quick goals of its own next er Clopton. 10 p.m...... MLR: San Diego at Austin...... FS1 Robertson (Kent State Premiership final: Exeter vs. Harlequins (tape)...... NBCSN with Green assisting a Men’s soccer Robertson tally and Harp- University), Green (Itha- 5:30 p.m...... MLS: LAFC at Sporting KC...... ESPN er Clopton assisting a goal ca College) and Clopton 11:30 a.m...... Euro: Wales vs. Denmark...... ESPN from her sister, Coco, to (University of Cincinnati) 2:30 p.m...... Euro: Italy vs. Austria...... ABC Track and field cut the score to 10-6 with will all play lacrosse in 9 p.m...... US Olympic trials...... NBC just 21 seconds left in the college. third. “All four of our seniors NHL PLAYOFFS Unfortunately, Emma are very talented,” Rob- Fitzgerald added a goal on inson said. “Every day at CONFERENCE FINALS wins series 4 - 2 the last play of the third practice, all the way from (Best-of-7) quarter to weaken some of the juniors to the fresh- FRIDAY (x-if necessary) the momentum. man, they make everyone THURSDAY Game 7: N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Broghan Laundry’s lone play at the highest level Montreal 3, Vegas 2, OT, Montreal Bay, 8 p.m. goal of the game cut the possible at all times. It’s Manchester-Essex lead really good to have those NBA PLAYOFFS to four again early in the high competitors on the fourth but that was the team because they make CONFERENCE FINALS TUESDAY Big Blue’s last real flash everyone around them (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) of significant offense.better players. We’re defi- Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8:30 p.m. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK THURSDAY WEDNESDAY Green added her last goal nitely going to miss them L.A. Clippers 106, Phoenix 92, Phoe- x-Phoenix at L.A. Clippers, 9 p.m. Swampscott senior captain Elizabeth Green of the game with one sec- next year but our team nix leads 2-1 notched three goals despite a loss to Manches- ond left on the clock. is young. Our future is THURSDAY FRIDAY ter-Essex Friday. Swampscott ends the bright.” Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. x-Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. SATURDAY FRIDAY L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. x-L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. SUNDAY SATURDAY NEC names boys lacrosse all-stars Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8:30 p.m. x-Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8:30 p.m. MONDAY Monday, July 5x-Atlanta at Milwaukee, x-L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 8:30 p.m. BOYS LAX scott each had a pair of Saugus junior goalkeep- et), Max Rosenbaum From B1 players earn All-Confer- er Kevin McMaster and (Masconomet), Anthony MLB ence honors. Salem junior defenseman Bettencourt (Peabody), Junior Josh Robertson, Senior Jack Houlden tal- Jevon Beaver also earned Keenan Madden (Pea-

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE who had a conference-high lied 31 goals and 43 total All-Conference honors. body), Matt Hurley (Win- East Division East Division 31 assists and just trailed points to make the team Rounding out the throp), Christian Burke W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 45 31 .592 _ New York 38 31 .551 _ Shull with 60 points on for the Tanners along with All-Conference Team was (Danvers), Nate Sher Boston 44 31 .587 ½ Washington 36 36 .500 3½ the season, earned All- senior long-stick midfield- Beverly’s Jaxon Thomas, (Danvers), Nick Tavares New York 40 34 .541 4 Philadelphia 34 37 .479 5 Toronto 38 35 .521 5½ Atlanta 35 39 .473 5½ Star honors for Marble- er Andrew Lucas. Danvers’ Christian Har- (Danvers), Robbie Schus- Baltimore 23 52 .307 21½ Miami 31 43 .419 9½ head. Senior Matt Thomp- The Big Blue got vey and Masconomet’s ter (Gloucester), PJ Zappa Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB son (34 goals, 47 points) All-Conference honors Keo Kiriakos. (Gloucester), Riley Sulli- Chicago 44 30 .595 _ Chicago 42 33 .560 _ and long-stick midfielder from senior defenseman The rest of the NEC boys van (Salem), Devon Burke Cleveland 41 31 .569 2 Milwaukee 42 33 .560 _ Kansas City 33 40 .452 10½ Cincinnati 37 36 .507 4 Remy Poisson also earned Thomas Frisoli and senior lacrosse all-stars were (Saugus), Aidan Breault Detroit 32 43 .427 12½ St. Louis 36 39 .480 6 All-Star honors. midfielder Vinny Palmer Kyle Oliphany (Beverly), (Swampscott) and Angelo Minnesota 31 43 .419 13 Pittsburgh 27 46 .370 14 West Division West Division Peabody and Swamp- (36 goals, 44 points). Jake Mair (Masconom- Ciciotti (Swampscott). W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Houston 47 28 .627 _ San Francisco 48 26 .649 _ Oakland 46 31 .597 2 Los Angeles 44 31 .587 4½ Seattle 39 37 .513 8½ San Diego 45 32 .584 4½ Los Angeles 36 38 .486 10½ Colorado 31 44 .413 17½ Texas 27 48 .360 20 Arizona 21 55 .276 28 NEC names girls lacrosse all-stars Friday’s Games Houston (McCullers Jr. 4-1) at Detroit Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. (Mize 4-4), 4:10 p.m. GIRLS LAX ti) and Robertson (Kent ference picks in Megan head); Coco Clopton, Houston at Detroit, ppd. L.A. Angels (Cobb 5-2) at Tampa Bay L.A. Angels at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. From B1 State University) off to Bovardi, Emma Flynn, Broghan Laundry and (McClanahan 2-2), 4:10 p.m. Div. I and Green (Ithaca Emmy Clark and Robin N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Montgomery 3-1) at Jordan Waters (Swamp- Kansas City at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Boston (Eovaldi 7-4), 7:15 p.m. Swampscott had three College) off to Div. III. Seymour, while Danvers’ Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. scott); Breanna Stead Oakland (Montas 7-7) at San Francis- All-Conference selec- Two All-Conference Ashley Curcuru rounded Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 co (Wood 6-3), 10:05 p.m. (Salem); Eliana Ander- p.m. picks came out of Mar- out the All-Conference Sunday’s Games tions in seniors Harper Oakland at San Francisco, 9:45 p.m. blehead in star goalie Team. son and Grace Brinkley Baltimore at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Clopton, Reese Robert- Saturday’s Games Elizabeth Driscoll and The rest of the NEC (Danvers); Sarah Ber- Cleveland (Hentges 1-1) at Minneso- Houston at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. son and Elizabeth Green. L.A. Angels at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. leading scorer Maddie girls lacrosse all-stars nier, Jolie Dalton and ta (Maeda 3-2), 2:10 p.m. All three will be off to Erskine — both of whom were Hailey Baker and Seattle (Gilbert 2-2) at Chicago White N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 1:10 p.m. Maggie Sturgis (Mas- Sox (Lynn 7-3), 2:10 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. play college lacrosse are seniors. McKayla Fisher (Pea- Baltimore (Akin 0-3) at Toronto (Ryu Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 next year, with Clopton Masconomet led the body); Mae Colwell and conomet); Nora Kersten 6-4), 3:07 p.m. p.m. (University of Cincinna- league with four All-Con- Josie Poulin (Marble- (Beverly). Kansas City (TBD) at Texas (Gibson Kansas City at Texas, 2:35 p.m. 5-0), 4:05 p.m. Oakland at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. TODAY IN SPORTS Bishop Fenwick baseball keeps

June 26 2002 — In one of the most extraordi- 1910 — For the second consecutive nary days at the All England Club, sev- year, Hazel Hotchkiss wins the sin- en-time champion Pete Sampras, rolling in Division 3 North gles, doubles and mixed doubles 1992 winner Andre Agassi and No. titles at the U.S. Lawn Tennis Associ- 2-seeded Marat Safin all lose — ation championships. Hotchkiss beats throwing the Wimbledon tournament ROUNDUP On the offensive end, singles (3-6, 0-6) and Dan 0.16 seconds. Louise Hammond 6-4, 6-2 for the sin- wide open. For the first time in the Scott Emerson, Christian Levin fell in third singles Other strong local per- gles title. Open era, five of the top-eight seeded From B1 1925 — Jim Barnes wins the British men’s players are eliminated before Loescher and Mike Faragi (0-6, 1-6). In doubles play, formances included Mar- Open with a one-stroke win over Ted the third round. BASEBALL each had two RBI to lead the team of David Kasdon blehead’s Ciro Martin Ray and Archie Compston at Prest- 2005 — Justin Gatlin cements his the way. and Jason Yang fell in Sotos with a sixth-place wick Golf Club in South Ayrshire, Scot- status as America’s fastest human by Division 3 North land. winning the 200 meters, becoming Semifinal Fenwick (12-11) now first doubles (0-6, 0-6) and finish in the 800 (1:56.24), 1959 — Ingemar Johansson knocks the first man in 20 years to sweep No. 18 Fenwick 11, moves on to the Division the team of Rafik Khodr St. John’s Prep’s Char- out Floyd Patterson in the third round the sprints at the U.S. track and field No. 6 Gloucester 0 (F/5) 3 North Final Monday (4) and Russell Kasdon fell in lie Tuttle with a sixth- at Yankee Stadium to win the world championships. A day after winning heavyweight title. the 100, Gatlin wins the 200 in Anthony Marino was on the road at No. 4 Stone- second doubles (0-6, 0-6). place finish in the two- 1990 — Jennifer Capriati, 14, defeats 20.04 seconds. The last man to win lights-out on the mound ham. Lynnfield finishes the mile (9:12.41) and the St. Helen Kelesi 6-3, 6-1 in the first both races at the U.S. meet was Kirk and the Fenwick bats were BOYS TENNIS season at 13-1. John’s Prep team of Tut- round to become the youngest winner Baptiste in 1985. of a match in Wimbledon history. 2008 — Two stunning second-round on fire as the Crusaders Division 3 North BOYS TRACK tle, Nick DeMelo, Declan 1995 — The U.S. Supreme Court upsets happen at Wimbledon as for- rolled to a five-inning win. Final MIAA All-State Track Kelley and Graham Mac- upholds a random drug-testing pro- mer champion Maria Sharapova and The key inning for Fen- No. 1 Weston 5, and Field Championships Donald with a sixth-place gram in Vernonia, Ore. The 6-to-3 two-time runner-up Andy Roddick are No. 2 Lynnfield 0 St. John’s Prep’s Nathan finish in the 4x800 relay decision allows public high school ousted. wick was the top of the officials to require student-athletes to 2011 — Top-ranked Yani Tseng wins fifth, where the Crusad- The Pioneers wrap up Lopez won the MIAA All- (8:10.37). submit to random urinalysis as a con- the LPGA Championship by 10 ers sent 13 batters to the the year as the Division 3 State championship in The rest of the MIAA dition of being allowed to play inter- strokes and, at 22, becomes the plate and scored nine runs North runner-up after get- the two-mile Thursday All-State Track and Field scholastic sports. youngest player to win four LPGA Tour 1998 — Jamaica becomes the first majors. on six hits and four walks. ting blanked on the road afternoon at Norwell High Championships will take Caribbean nation to win a World Cup 2012 — Major college football finally Marino allowed just one Friday afternoon. School, finishing with a place Saturday, with the soccer match since Cuba beat Roma- gets a playoff. A committee of univer- hit in the victory, striking Harrison Luba fell in time of 9:06.14 to just boys events beginning nia in 1938. Theodore Whitmore sity presidents approve the BCS scores in the 40th and 54th minutes commissioners’ plan for a four-team out 10 batters in the pro- first singles (6, 2-6), while squeeze past Wellesley’s at 10 a.m. and the girls as the Jamaicans beat Japan 2-1. playoff to start in the 2014 season. cess. Jamil Khodr lost in second David Donahue by a mere events beginning at 3 p.m. SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Biden rebuts doubts, wins bet on bipartisanship

By Jonathan Lemire struck on a $1.2 trillion in- Thursday’s announcement ASSOCIATED PRESS frastructure package. was an undeniable victory, And, like a dream se- one that may give nervous NEW YORK — Day af- quence from another era, moderate Democrats cov- ter day, as the partisan senators from both par- er as they likely will be battle lines hardened on President Joe ties dutifully spoke about asked to support the rest Capitol Hill over Presi- Biden, with the virtues of not getting of the president’s agenda dent Joe Biden’s domestic a bipartisan all you want and trying on a party-line basis. agenda, his calls for bi- group of to reach something that But the accomplishment partisanship seemed in- senators, has been highly elusive in itself was fragile, one that creasingly out of step. walks to Senate Minority Leader Washington for more than faces opposition on the lib- speak Mitch McConnell said his a decade: consensus. eral flank of his own party Thursday goal was to focus “100 per- “It’s been a very long and one that is far smaller outside cent” on stopping Biden’s time since the last time than Biden first proposed. the White agenda. Progressive Dem- our country was able to And the president’s prom- House in ocrats, meanwhile, pushed strike a major bipartisan ise that he would sign the Washington. deal on American infra- bipartisan deal only if a far Biden to use the brute PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS force power of a majority, structure, which is so bad- larger, $4 trillion reconcil- even the most slender one, ly needed, I might add,” iation bill — which would working with Republicans oblivious to hyperparti- many felt was a pointless to pass legislation without Biden said. “We’ve devot- contain his other priorities were not simply to burnish sanship that had gripped waste of time. They asked any GOP support. ed far too much energy to — also came to his desk his image as a moderate the capital, one building why a president who prom- But on Thursday, it was competing with one anoth- made very real the possi- with swing voters. since the 1990s and dra- ised to act with such ur- Biden, the Washington ca- er and not nearly enough bility that Thursday’s cel- From the moment he matically accelerated un- gency and who outlined a reerist schooled in the ways energy in competing with ebration of bipartisanship announced his 2020 cam- der the divisive presiden- far-reaching liberal agenda of compromise, standing in the rest of the world to win may end up being fleeting. paign, his third try at the cy of Donald Trump. to rival those authored by front of the White House, the 21st century.” A new “era of good feel- White House, he insisted The Republicans’ vocal Franklin D. Roosevelt and flanked by Democrats and Biden had campaigned ing” it is not. that he could restore a intransigence only fueled Lyndon Johnson, would Republicans alike, claiming on his ability to get deals Still, Biden proved that all sense of bipartisan comity Democrats’ worries about fritter away time courting a bipartisan deal had been done across the aisle, and his stated intentions about to Washington. He seemed Biden’s approach, which obstructionist Republicans. Pence ‘proud’ of his role certifying 2020 election results By Michael R. Blood and Jill Colvin ASSOCIATED PRESS SIMI VALLEY, Calif. — Former Vice President Mike Pence has defended his role in certifying the results of the 2020 elec- tion, saying he’s “proud” of what he did on Jan. 6 and declaring there’s “almost no idea more un-American than the notion that any one person could choose the American president.” Pence, a potential 2024 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS presidential contender, delivered his strongest re- Former Vice President Mike Pence speaks buttal to date of former during the Road to Majority convention at Gay- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS President Donald Trump’s lord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Kis- Maria Fernanda Martinez, left, and Mariana Corderiro of Boca Raton, continued insistence that simmee, Fla. Fla., stand outside of a 12-story beachfront condo building which par- he could unilaterally over- tially collapsed in the Surfside area of Miami. turn the results of the last officer over the joint ses- and fulfill our duty under election, even though the sion, that I possessed the the Constitution and the Constitution granted him authority to reject or return laws of the United States.” no such power. A mob of electoral votes certified by It was Pence’s most overt Death toll in Florida collapse Trump supporters stormed the states,” Pence said. “But attempt to date to distance the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 in the Constitution provides himself from Trump’s rises to 4; 159 still missing a bid to halt the certifica- the vice president with no rhetoric about the election tion process and transition such authority before the while painting himself as By Terry Spencer and yet delicate task. Mayor Charles Burkett. of power, with some chant- joint session of Congress. an heir to Trump’s mantle Adriana Gomez Licon “Any time that we hear “We do not have a re- ing, “Hang Mike Pence!” “And the truth is,” he and key to his accomplish- ASSOCIATED PRESS a sound, we concentrate in source problem, we have a Pence, in remarks at the continued, “there’s almost ments in office. Trump has that area,” said Assistant Ronald Reagan Presiden- no idea more un-American continued to insist that he luck problem,” he said. SURFSIDE, Fla. — About Miami-Dade Fire Chief tial Library on Thursday, than the notion that any won the November election, Amid the work, Faydah 160 people were still unac- Raide Jadallah. “It could directly addressed those one person could choose the even though his adminis- Bushnaq knelt on the beach counted for Friday after be just steel twisting, it who continue to blame American president. The tration’s own election ex- near the building’s remains an oceanside condominium could be debris raining him for Trump’s defeat to presidency belongs to the perts, his attorney general, and scratched “Pray for building collapsed into a down, but not specifical- now-President Joe Biden, American people and the state election officials and their souls” in the sand. smoldering pile of rubble, ly sounds of tapping or who won the Electoral American people alone.” numerous judges, including and searchers using both “We were supposed to be College on a 306-232 vote. Pence said he will “al- some he appointed, have sounds of a human voice.” on vacation, but I have no big machines and their Buffeted by gusty winds “Now there are those in ways be proud that we did repeatedly and forcefully motivation to have fun,” hands to comb through a and pelted by intermittent our party who believe that, our part, on that tragic day, rejected his allegations of said Bushnaq of Sterling, twisted, shifting heap of rain showers, two heavy in my position as presiding to reconvene the Congress mass voter fraud. Virginia. “It is the perfect concrete and metal feared cranes began removing the death toll of at least debris from the pile us- time to say a prayer for Facing immigration critics, four could go much higher. ing large claws Friday them.” With scores of firefight- morning, creating a din of Three more bodies were ers working overnight to crashing glass and metal removed overnight, and Harris plunges into border tour reach any possible survi- as they picked up material Miami-Dade Police Direc- vors both from under and and dumped it to the side. tor Freddy Ramirez said By Alexandra Jaffe atop the remains of the Once the machines authorities were working ASSOCIATED PRESS building, hopes rested on paused, fire crews moved with the medical examin- how quickly crews using in to remove smaller pieces er’s office to identify the EL PASO, Texas — Vice dogs and microphones to by hand in hope of finding victims. Eleven injuries President Kamala Harris sift through the wreckage spots where people might were reported, with four said Friday she was “glad could complete their grim, be trapped, said Surfside people treated at hospitals. to be here” on her first trip to the U.S.-Mexico border as leader of the Biden ad- ministration’s response to a migration spike that’s Local news in the palm of your hand drawn fire from Repub- licans and made fellow Democrats uncomfortable. “It was always the plan to come here, and I think we’re gonna have a good productive day,” Harris said after arriving into El Paso. Harris met with five PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS young girls, ages 9-16, Vice President Kamala Harris talks to the me- who had been held at a dia after stepping off Air Force Two on arrival Customs and Border Pro- tection processing center to El Paso, Texas. after crossing the border, Republicans seized on ple visits to the border, but the White House said. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Teen’s sudden death comes amid fractured friendship DEAR ABBY: Last emotionally abusive. year, after a falling out Dear Abby is written by Abigail (Could they have been with someone I have Van Buren, also known as Jeanne told things about you that been friends with for aren’t true?) Offer your more than 20 years, I was Phillips, and was founded by her husband the option of OK with writing this per- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact marriage and family son off and going on with Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. therapy and a chance to my life. From my under- repair what went wrong. standing, this person felt Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. However, if he refuses, the same way. quit being so accommo- Last week, their teen- dating, close your check- age son died in a terrible with everyone. As I see it, still treats him the same. book and move on with accident. I was heartbro- you have several choices: He has a friend who is your life. ken. I truly cared about Send a condolence card, always whispering in his DEAR ABBY: After an the boy and had watched send flowers, contribute to ear about how terrible I invitation to visit, how him grow up. I reached a charity in the young am. My husband denies long can I stay before I’m out and received no re- man’s name and/or go it, but I have seen the imposing? sponse (as I expected). UNOBTRUSIVELY to text messages. As far as I I’m torn about whether I the funeral and sit in the know, I haven’t done any- TOO LONG IN NEW should go to the funeral back. If, however, you de- thing to this friend. MEXICO and how it would be per- Between my husband’s cide to do this, do not go DEAR TOO LONG: It ceived. I want to show with any expectation it paydays, I help him out support, but I’m con- financially. We’re both depends upon the rela- will heal the breach in tionship you have with cerned I’m not wanted your relationship. close to retirement age there. I’m also concerned because we married late, the person who invited DEAR ABBY: I was you. Usually, when an in- that if I don’t go it will happily married for al- and we still have a teen- look awful and disre- ager at home. Do I wait vitation is extended, it is most 20 years. Suddenly for a specified time period spectful, since I have my husband became for him to come around, been a part of this boy’s or move on with my life? — a week, a weekend, etc. withdrawn, obviously un- Two truisms apply here: life. I don’t know what to happy, and moved out. He I still love him, but I’m do. feeling used. “Guests, like fish, begin to keeps telling me we are smell after three days” CARED FOR HIM going to spend the rest of DISILLUSIONED (Benjamin Franklin), IN OHIO our lives together, that IN THE SOUTH and “One of the most im- we aren’t divorced, just portant things that Holly- DEAR CARED FOR “taking a break.” DEAR DISILLU- wood teaches is to always HIM: You may not have Although I had a great SIONED: You are not leave your audience hun- heard from the family be- relationship with his only being used, but also gry for a little more” cause they are grieving family, they no longer being lied to. In addition, (Howard Bragman). and not communicating speak to me. My family your in-laws’ behavior is P.S. When in doubt, ask! BRIDGE

Lose one now, win three soon Rita Mae Brown quipped, “The sta- Declarer returned to his hand with tistics on sanity are that one out of a diamond and played a heart to the every four Americans is suffering from queen, but East won with his king and some form of mental illness. Think of shifted to a club. your three best friends. If they’re OK, South won on the board and then it’s you.” cashed the heart ace, getting the bad But at the bridge table, hope it is news. His only chance now was a 3-3 not you or your partner, just the op- diamond split, but that did not materi- ponents! alize, and declarer finished down one. In this deal, South is in three no- North pointed out that as his part- trump. How should he continue after ner had started with six winners out- West leads the spade queen? side hearts, he needed only three In the auction, if North had rebid three hearts or four hearts, that would tricks from that suit, not four. So, on have guaranteed at least a six-card the first round, he should have run his suit. With only five hearts, North rebid eight. three no-trump to offer his partner a North continued, “East wins with his choice of games. Holding just a dou- 10 and plays a club, but you take that bleton in hearts, South passed. trick in your hand and play a heart to The original mental case won the the jack, establishing the necessary first trick and played a heart to the number of winners.” jack. East, a psychiatrist, ducked Often in no-trump it pays to lose smoothly. early if you wish to win eventually. SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JUNE 26, 2021 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 SATURDAY SUNDAY BROADCAST STATIONS 3:46 p.m. WGBH Escape to the Cha- Great Estates of Us on Masterpiece A family takes a Euro- Basic Stories- Magic Moments: The Best of 3 p.m. ^ PBS teau: DIY Scotland pean vacation. Black Stage 50s Pop Musicians perform. HIST NBC Vikings WBZ Wheel of Jeopardy! Auto Racing Camping World SRX Series. 48 Hours News Phantom In Touch NCIS: New Orleans 2021 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship $ CBS Fortune (N) Gourmet “Sheepdogs” In the new “All at Sea,” Ubbe, Torvi and WCVB News- Chronicle America’s Funniest When Nature Calls The Good Doctor News- Soledad Celebrity Nightwatch Othere (Jordan Patrick Smith, Georgia Final round action goes off today at Atlan- ta Athletic Club, where those at the top of % ABC Center 5 Home Videos With Helen Mirren “Teeny Blue Eyes” Center 5 O’Brien Page (N) Hirst, Ray Stevenson) are forced to flee WBTS Celebrity Golf Clas- College Bowl “Quali- U.S. Olympic Trials Track and Field, News Saturday Night Live Host Elon 1st Look for their lives after a fight in Greenland the leader board will be looking to lock * NBC sic (N) fiers 1” Finals. From Eugene, Ore. (N) at 11 Musk; Miley Cyrus performs. breaks out. Ivar’s (Alex Hogh Andersen) up a win in the year’s second major, the WFXT MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox. Fenway Boston Sports Game of Talents Just for This- Ent. army reaches the gates of Kiev, where the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. Sei 9 FOX Park. (N) News Wrap Laughs Minute Tonight showdown with Oleg (Danila Kozlovskiy) Young Kim won this tournament in dom- WUTF (5:00) “Kingsman: Fútbol MLS (N) Fútbol MLS (N) › The Final Destination (2009, becomes far more personal than antic- inating fashion a year ago at Aronimink = UMA The Golden Circle” Terror) Bobby Campo. ipated. Then, as Ubbe and the settlers Big Bang Big Bang ››‡ Two Weeks Notice (2002) Sandra Seinfeld Seinfeld Friends Friends Three Three Three Golf Club near Philadelphia, shooting a WSBK struggle on the open sea, baby Ragnar F MNT Theory Theory Bullock, Hugh Grant, Alicia Witt. 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Telem Zona nes Now! neo-noir crime thriller boasts strong WABU Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & Order: Spe- Law & performances from three Academy up the action with the fugitive Diana and Matthew (Teresa Palmer, Matthew ¥ ION cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit cial Victims Unit Order Award-winning actors. Denzel Washing- CABLE STATIONS Goode) traveling back in time to Victorian ton and Rami Malek star as a pair of Biography: Stone Biography: Macho Man Randy Savage A Biography: Ultimate Warrior WWE Hall of Biography: Macho Man Randy police detectives who are investigating London, partly to hide from their enemies, A&E Cold Steve Austin story of a charismatic man. Famer Ultimate Warrior. Savage a string of murders in 1990 Los Angeles. but also to locate a powerful teacher of (5:00) ››› “Tomb- ››‡ Shooter (2007, Suspense) Mark Wahlberg. A wounded ›››› The Shawshank Redemption (1994, Drama) AMC The trail of clues eventually takes them to witchcraft who can help Diana control stone” sniper plots revenge against those who betrayed him. Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman. a strange loner (Jared Leto) they suspect her powers. Back in the present, Sarah (6:40) ››› “American Pie” (1999, Com- ››‡ American Pie 2 (2001, Comedy) ›› American Wedding (2003, Comedy) Bruce may be the killer. Leto’s performance here BRAVO edy) Jason Biggs. ‘R’ Jason Biggs, Shannon Elizabeth. ‘R’ Jason Biggs, Alyson Hannigan. ‘R’ Almighty and Em (Alex Kingston, Valarie Pettiford), earned him best supporting actor nomi- Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid: Naked and Afraid Afraid DISC nations at the Golden Globe and Screen Diana’s aunts, are forced to take shelter “Honduran Hell” “What the Duck?” “The Darkest Hour” “Bite Me” Uncensored “Sand Trapped” with infamous witch hunter Ysabeau de Miraculous World: Big City Big City Big City Big City Big City Big City The Owl The Owl Jessie Jessie Jessie Actors Guild Awards. Chris Bauer, Terry DISN Kinney and Natalie Morales also star. Clermont (Lindsay Duncan) at her ances- Lady Dragon Greens Greens Greens Greens Greens Greens House House 8 p.m. tral home. Another episode follows. 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The follow- (5:15) ››› “The Hunger ››› The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 (2014, Science ››› The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, MTV ing June, the backyard of Chad’s home Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Games: Catching Fire” (2013) Fiction) Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson. Part 2 (2015) Jennifer Lawrence. Disney World Resort on July 8. Golf Celebrity Golf Anything Is Possible: The Story of the United Fight Alli- World Poker Tour World Poker Tour: World yields the grisly answer to the double dis- NBCSB appearance. Patrick Duffy and Linda Purl 8 p.m. Classic. 2008 Celtics ance (N) (N) Season 9 Poker Cruisin’ Cruisin’ Charlie Charlie New New NESN NESN NESN Dirty Red Sox: On This Day also star in this 2021 docudrama. 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(N) Infamy: When Fame Infamy: When Fame VH1 Boys II” (2003) Turns Deadly Turns Deadly B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 Russia launches Mediterranean drills amid rift with Britain By Vladimir group is in the area. Ear- Kinzhal has a range of up Isachenkov lier this week, British and to 2000 kilometers (about ASSOCIATED PRESS U.S. F-35 fighters from 1,250 miles) and flies at 10 HMS Queen Elizabeth times the speed of sound, MOSCOW — The Rus- flew combat sorties against making it hard to intercept. sian military on Friday the Islamic State group. The Defense Ministry launched sweeping maneu- Russia has waged a mil- said the maneuvers in the vers in the Mediterranean itary campaign in Syria eastern Mediterranean Sea featuring warplanes since September 2015, al- also involve several war- armed with state-of-the- lowing Syrian President art hypersonic missiles, a ships, two submarines and Bashar Assad’s govern- long-range Tu-22M3 bomb- show of force amid a surge ment to reclaim control in tensions following an ers along with other combat over most of the country af- aircraft. The supersonic, incident with a British de- ter a devastating civil war. stroyer in the Black Sea. nuclear-capable Tu-22M3s The Russian Defense were first deployed to Syria Moscow said one of its Ministry said that a pair last month in a demonstra- warships fired warning of MiG-31 fighter jets ca- tion of an increased Rus- shots and a warplane pable of carrying Kinzhal dropped bombs in the sian military foothold in hypersonic missiles arrived PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS path of British destroyer at the Russian airbase in the Mediterranean. Defender on Wednesday Syria and flew training The Russian military has Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visits a memorial at the Eter- to force her out of an area missions to practice strikes modernized the runway at nal Flame on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. near Crimea that Russia on targets in the Mediter- Hemeimeem to accommo- claims as its territorial ranean. The Hemeimeem date heavy bombers and waters. Britain denied airbase, in the coastal prov- built a second one to ex- Trudeau says Pope Francis should that account, insisted its ince of Latakia, serves as pand the operations there. ship wasn’t fired upon and the main hub for Moscow’s Russia also has expand- apologize on Canadian soil said she was sailing in operations in the country. ed and modified a naval Ukrainian waters. base in the Syrian port of It’s the first time the war- By Rob Gillies From the 19th century ly engaged in what next The Russian drills that Tartus, the only such facil- planes armed with Kinzhal ASSOCIATED PRESS until the 1970s, more than steps can be taken.” began Friday in the east- have been deployed out- ity that Russia currently 150,000 Indigenous chil- Following that discovery ern Mediterranean come side Russia’s borders. has outside the former So- TORONTO — Prime dren were forced to attend of the British Colombia re- as a British carrier strike The military says the viet Union. Minister Justin Trudeau state-funded Christian mains, Francis expressed said Friday he has urged schools, most run by Ro- his pain and pressed reli- Pope Francis to come man Catholic missionary gious and political author- to Canada to apologize congregations, in a cam- ities to shed light on “this for church-run boarding paign to assimilate them sad affair.” But he stopped schools where hundreds into Canadian society. short of a formal apology. of unmarked graves have Indigenous leaders have been found, and he said Ca- Don Bolen, archbishop called for Pope Francis of Regina, Saskatchewan, nadians are “horrified and to apologize — a demand posted a letter to the Cow- ashamed” by their govern- echoed again Friday by essess First Nation on the ment’s longtime policy of Trudeau, who said the pope archdiocese’s website this forcing Indigenous children should visit Canada to do it. to attend such schools. “I have spoken personally week in which he repeat- Indigenous leaders said directly with His Holiness, ed an apology he said he this week that 600 or more Pope Francis, to impress made two years ago. remains were discovered at upon him how important it Nearly three-quarters of the Marieval Indian Resi- is not just that he makes an the 130 residential schools dential School, which oper- apology but that he makes were run by Catholic mis- ated from 1899 to 1997 in an apology to indigenous sionary congregations, the province of Saskatch- Canadians on Canadian with others operated by the United, Presbyterian PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ewan. Last month, some soil” Trudeau said. 215 remains were reported “I know that the Cath- and Anglican churches, A Russian MiG-31 fighter jet carrying a Kinzhal missile takes off from at a similar school in Brit- olic church leadership is which earlier apologized the Hemeimeem air base in Syria. ish Columbia. looking and very active- for their roles in the abuse. CLASSIFIED

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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS People, most of them without face masks, walk at Red Square during sunset in Moscow, Russia. Russia mandates vaccinations for some as virus cases surge

By Daria Litvinova population of 146 million, at least one shot by July ASSOCIATED PRESS have received at least one 15 and both shots by Aug. shot as of Friday. Accord- 15. MOSCOW — They tried ing to gures from earlier As of Monday, all Moscow grocery giveaways and this week, only 16.7 mil- restaurants, cafes and bars lotteries for new cars and lion, or about 11 percent, will admit only customers apartments. But an ambi- have been fully vaccinat- who have been vaccinat- tious plan of vaccinating ed. ed, have recovered from 30 million Russians by Experts say those num- COVID-19 in the past six mid-June still has fallen bers are due to several fac- months, or can provide a short by a third. tors, including the public’s negative coronavirus test So now, many regional wariness of the rushed from the previous 72 hours. governments across the approval and rollout of the City of cials also limited

vast country are obligating – BLEED Sputnik V vaccine; an of - some workers to get vac- most elective hospital care cinated and requiring the cial narrative that Russia to those who are fully vac- shots to enter certain busi- had tamed its outbreak; cinated or can provide tests nesses, like restaurants. criticism on state TV of showing they have antibod- As many Western coun- other vaccines as danger- ies to ght the infection. tries lift coronavirus re- ous; and a weak promo- The moves seem to be an strictions and plan a re- tional campaign that in- act of desperation by au- turn to normal life after cluded incentives such as thorities. mass vaccinations, Russia consumer giveaways. “They backed themselves is battling a surge of in- In light of the surge, 18 into a corner, they have fections — even though it Russian regions — from no choice now,” said Judy TRIM – 5.16 x 21 was the rst in the world Moscow and St. Petersburg Twigg, a political science to authorize a vaccine and to the remote far-eastern professor specializing in among the rst to start ad- region of Sakhalin — made global health at Virginia ministering it in December. vaccinations mandatory Commonwealth University. Daily new cases have this month for employees “They overhyped this vac- grown from about 9,000 in in certain sectors, such as cine so that people didn’t early June to about 17,000 government of ces, retail, trust it. Then they took a LIVE – on June 18 and over 20,000 health care, education, series of measures that on Thursday and Friday. restaurants and other ser- were clearly attempted to Of cials have blamed vice industries. make it seem as though Russians’ lax attitude to- Moscow authorities said the government had ev- ward taking necessary companies should suspend erything under control, the precautions and the grow- without pay employees pandemic was no big deal. ing prevalence of more unwilling to get vaccinat- … And now they’re in this infectious variants. But ed, and they threatened situation, not surprising- perhaps the biggest factor to temporarily halt oper- ly, where low vaccination is the lack of vaccinations. ations of businesses that rates have left an opening Over 21 million people, don’t meet the goal of hav- for the delta variant to SIZE A or about 14 percent of the ing 60 percent of staff get come in,” she said. Hashimoto: ‘No spectators’ still Life is better possible for Tokyo Olympics By Stephen Wade when joints ASSOCIATED PRESS TOKYO — A “no-spec- tator games” remains an option for the Tokyo move. Olympics, which open of-

cially in just four weeks, PRINT MGB_324492_21_LynnDaily_JointsMove_5.16”x21” the president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing com- mittee said Friday. Leading-edge orthopedics The admission by Seiko Hashimoto comes only are right in Salem. four days after she an- nounced on Monday that There’s no greater gift than going back to being up to 10,000 local fans would be allowed into ven- active, especially after a back or joint injury. At ues — with numbers not to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS exceed 50 percent of venue Tokyo 2020 Olympics Organizing Committee Salem Hospital, our orthopedic team is dedicated capacity regardless of in- President Seiko Hashimoto arrives at a news door or outdoor events. conference in Tokyo. to your recovery. With innovative technology and Organizers put off the individual attention, we’ll put you on a path to decision on local fans for The panel said infections tain to happen with 11,000 several months, and fans grew by 11 percent in the Olympic athletes and living fully. Find expert orthopedists here in your from abroad were banned last week — based on the 4,400 Paralympic athletes months ago. The move to seven-day average — with entering Tokyo, along with community. Visit salemorthopedics.org or call us allow fans went against more of the contagious tens of thousands of added many medical experts who Delta variant cases being staff, coaches, judges, and at 855-919-2371. have said the safest Olym- detected. Organizers say IOC and sports federa- pics would be with no fans they will take another tions of cials. due to coronavirus. look at fans after the cur- The rst Ugandan mem- “What I feel is that no rent “quasi-state of emer- ber, reportedly a coach, spectating should remain gency” ends on July 11. was detected positive last an option for us as we look Olympic Minister Ta- Saturday at the Narita air- into things,” Hashimoto mayo Marukawa deliv- port near Tokyo and quar- said at a news conference. ered another wake-up call antined. But the Japanese “The situation is changing on Friday when she con- authorities allowed the re- from time to time so that rmed that a member of is why we need to remain the Ugandan team who mainder of the nine-person  exible and prompt in re- tested positive for the coro- team to travel more than sponding to any change. A navirus upon entry to Ja- 300 miles on a chartered no-spectator games is one pan last week was infected bus to their pre-game camp of our options.” with the Delta variant. in Izumisano, in the west- Organizers seemed to Later in the day a sec- ern prefecture of Osaka. back down slightly on fans ond Ugandan also tested “They all carried cer- after a COVID-19 panel positive for the Delta vari- ti cates showing their for the Tokyo Metropoli- ant, Osaka Gov. Hirofumi negative test results,” tan Government reported Yoshimura said. Izumisano Mayor Hiroya- on Thursday that “there’s Despite extensive test- su Chiyomatsu said. “We a sign of resurgence” of in- ing before and upon entry, never imagined they could fections in Tokyo. cases like these seem cer- be infected.”

65006_MGB_324492_21_LynnDaily_JointsMove_5.16”x21.indd 1 6/15/21 8:52 AM B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JUNE 26, 2021 REAL ESTATE High lumber prices ease: Here’s what it means for homebuyers

Jeff Ostrowski tariffs on Canadian wood course. Homeowners reno- BANKRATE.COM sent to the United States. vating their houses also The Labor Department’s have diverted some of the (TNS) — Home prices producer price index supply by building fences, are soaring, pushed high- shows lumber more than decks and additions. er by a combination of re- doubled from May 2020 Lumber is just one factor cord-low mortgage rates, to May 2021. The Nation- in home prices strong demand from buy- al Association of Home The dramatic rise in ers and a lingering lack of Builders says the price lumber prices has grabbed new construction. tripled in just 12 months. headlines in recent weeks. In 2021, a new factor put Activity on the futures But wood costs are just pressure on home prices: markets has been even one factor in the compli- Month after month, lum- more eye-popping. The cated equation behind ber prices jumped to new price of lumber for March home prices. highs. Lumber costs soared delivery resembles a price The biggest factor is sup- more than 30 percent from chart for bitcoin or Game- ply and demand. The U.S. January through May. stop shares. population, and particular- However, lumber prices A series of cascading ef- ly the generational bulge of finally are cooling a bit fects millennials entering their as lumber mills ramp up Usually, homebuyers 30s and starting house- production to meet the can ignore the intricacies holds, is growing faster frenzied demand. In June, of lumber futures mar- than the number of homes futures prices for lumber kets and trade policy with available. That means that dropped below $1,000, Canada. But the intensity FILE PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVER even as wood prices come off 45 percent from their of the price spike for wood Lumber prices finally are cooling a bit as lumber mills ramp up produc- back to earth, home prices springtime peak. is affecting consumers. tion to meet the frenzied demand. are unlikely to follow. Even so, the Nation- The National Association “Lumber is not the main al Association of Home of Home Builders points to lumber used to frame a pared to spring 2020. es on the climbing cost reason why homes are Builders says steep lum- a variety of setbacks cre- typical new home jumped In another wrinkle, a of wood. “Driven primar- unaffordable,” says Alex ber prices still tack thou- ated by the lack of lumber. from $35,000 a year ago Kansas builder says ap- ily by increases in lum- Barron of the Housing Re- sands of dollars onto the A builder in Georgia says to $71,000 now. Mirroring praisers aren’t consider- ber and labor, our house search Center in El Paso, cost of a new home, an he has been forced to post- that observation, the Na- ing lumber prices in their costs will be higher in Texas. “It is the lack of unwelcome increase for pone construction starts, tional Association of Home analysis, and therefore are 2021,” PulteGroup Chief resale supply — too many buyers already struggling delays that will limit Builders says soaring lum- undervaluing homes. Financial Officer Robert homes are still in the to find homes they can housing supply going into ber prices caused the price PulteGroup, one of the O’Shaughnessy said in a hands of landlords and afford. The trade group the spring selling season. of an average new single- nation’s largest builders, recent earnings call. investors. We had no land has lobbied President Joe A builder in Alabama family home to increase by says it expects to raise Homebuilders aren’t the development after the Biden and Congress to end reports that the bill for $35,872 this spring com- prices this year as it pass- only buyers of lumber, of crash for over a decade.”

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Alexander M Meyer Patsner B: Anicia Prinston S: Jinje Properties LLC PEABODY S: Michael Becker Tr, Tr for Ever- S: John J Rogers 2nd & Saman- 37 BRITTANIA CIR U:37 green RT 96 FRANKLIN AVE U:96 tha Rogers 39 URBAN ST 25 BROAD ST $430,000 $376,000 $585,000 $680,000 B: Leda J Joyce Tr, Tr for Leda J 8 PERSHING RD B: Peter Corrado 47 COLLINS ST U:4 B: Nelson J Rodriguez & Maria B: Justin P Thomaszvic Joyce 2020 RET $520,000 S: Linda Hadley $255,000 Rodriguez S: Glenn W Delaney & Nancy A S: Salustri Angelo Est & Angelo B: Tracy Mclaughlin B: Israel A Pepin S: George C Diamantides Tr, Tr for Delaney Salustri S: Jarzynka Linda Est & Christo- 52 GREENWOOD AVE S: Alejandro Cuevas & Alexandra George C pher Jarzynka $711,550 Cuevas 60 CENTRAL ST 47 BUTLER ST B: Jeannelle Westcott & Jordan 654-654A WESTERN AVE $700,000 $680,000 8 PLEASANT ST A Westcott 16 DELL CT $500,000 B: Juan Dejesus & Arianny Urena B: Henry M Cruz & Marcia Cruz- $690,000 S: Kelly Cunningham & Pamela $625,000 B: Deborah A Lebianc Tr, Tr for S: Freddy A Rodriguez Vizcaino B: Ryan Guilmartin A Kaplan B: Ramona Ceballo-Feliz Essex Acquisition RT S: Stephen C Buczko Tr, Tr for S: Christine G Michelini S: Susana J Sanchez S: Gagnon Arthur E Est & David 17 FAY AVE Buczko RT 62-64 GREENWOOD AVE U:1 A Gagnon $694,000 10 TREMONT ST $405,000 14 DEN QUARRY RD B: Tristan Brosnan & Emily Mc- 12 CONANT ST $735,000 B: Marina Offner $575,000 LYNNFIELD granachan $689,500 B: Bryan Quinlan S: Carmel I Bijoux B: Ruben Gomez-Tabares & Pab- S: Kenneth J Kachinski & Zwitsa B: Linda Scott S: Mark Cecieta lo Gomez-Taborda 15 MORAN RD J Kachinski S: Adam C Roberts & Kristine M 1 MANTON RD S: Eleanor Piekos & Matthew $825,000 Roberts SAUGUS $450,000 Piekos B: Gloria N Cano & Guillermo A 2 JOHNSON AVE B: Seeom LLC Caraballo $545,000 45 DANIELS ST 368 CENTRAL ST S: Kuian Antonina M Est & 10 FRIEND ST S: Jorgenson Eleanor S Est & Jill B: Meghan M Chella $693,350 $400,000 Kathleen C Maloney $765,000 T Jorgenson S: Patrick Attridge & Rachel At- B: Rebecca A Bell & Michael S B: 24 Bow Inv Prop LLC B: Rolando P Lazo tridge Sullivan S: Beachmont Investments LLC 16 MOUNTAIN AVE S: Cosne Novas-Cuevas & Ra- 34 PARTRIDGE LN U:34 S: Andrew D Faden Tr, Tr for M $675,000 mon A Rodriguez $350,000 2 KENWOOD RD L&A Faden FT 3 COURT ST B: Rebecca Hutchings & Michael B: Robert Santonelli Tr, Tr for 34 $435,000 $200,000 Noorwood 79 HAVILAND AVE Partridge Ln RT B: Laura J Freeman & C Hernan- 183 FEDERAL ST U:1A B: Shiferaw Awlachew S: William S Wiley $410,000 S: Robert Santonelli dez-Salazar $260,000 S: Ephesus LLC B: Francismar F Desouza & Ev- S: Brandon M White & Kristen M B: Andrea M Corbin 1002 PARADISE RD U:1D elin D Lopez 25 PILLINGS POND RD White S: Chester Knowles 16 FOREST ST $320,000 S: Duncan Mcintosh & Carissa $1,025,000 $583,000 B: Petrit Demirai & Klodiana Thomason B: Stanley K Yan & Seolki Yan 8 KITTREDGE ST 4 HAYWARD ST B: Abigail Korrell Demiraj S: Matthew Brett $527,000 $645,000 S: Melissa K Wheeler & Christo- S: Rosalyn Esterkes Tr, Tr for 82 KESLAR AVE B: Kevin Armstrong & Maria B: Jillian E Gagnon & Daniel J pher L Wheeler Esterkes NT $569,900 2 SAGAMORE PL Scheri Oneill B: Amanda Furey & William $699,900 S: Eva T Szekely Tr, Tr for Eva T S: John H Matthews & Shelley R 27 HOLDEN AVE 17 PROSPECT AVE Furey Jr B: Jaipal S Gandhi & Monika Szekely T Matthews $465,000 $575,000 S: Glen A Valeri & Patricia A Gandhi B: Maria O Franco B: Jenna Kenyon & Michael A Valeri S: Hannah View Estates LLC 188 LAKE ST 33 HILLSIDE AVE S: Erwin Edward T Est & Donald Kenyon $325,000 $500,000 Smith S: Tucker B Goodman 79 LEWIS ST 9 TOWNSEND RD B: Todisco Properties LLC B: Andrew D Mezoff & Jessica L $391,000 $800,000 S: Ciccia-Ricker Jean Est & Ga- Johnston 904 SHERWOOD FOREST LN Source: Banker and Tradesman, B: Elizabeth Soc & Salomon Soc B: Justin Wang & Meghan Wang briel Ciccia-Ricker S: Shaun Carrick & Laura Car- U:904 bakerandtradesman.com