TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021 Former Lynn Mayor Clancy dies By Steve Krause later this month. ITEM STAFF He served as mayor at a tumultuous time in the city, from 2002 through 2009, when the fi- (Editor’s note: see editorial, In Memoriam: Ed- nancial situation of the city tightened consider- ward J. Clancy Jr., on A4.) ably in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. During his LYNN — Edward J. “Chip” Clancy, former may- term, his administration closed two convalescent or of Lynn, who also helped forge a family legacy homes — the Joseph P. Devlin Public Medical In- in the city’s baseball history, has died. stitution on Holyoke Street and Lynn Convales- Clancy, who died Sunday night at Masconomet cent Home; tore down Manning Bowl, a historic Healthcare Center in Topsfield after a lengthy Edward J. “Chip” Clancy illness, would have celebrated his 71st birthday CLANCY, A6

COURTESY PHOTO | BRIAN CASTELLANOS School Committee member Brian Castellanos ran a virtual marathon on Satur- day in honor of the Class of 2021.

Castellanos ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Actors rehearse for the filming of “Julia,” a new HBO series based on the life of Julia Child, at the Armory takes the building in Lynn. Sarah Lancashire, center right, will be playing Julia Child and David Hyde Pierce, left, will heat for be playing Paul Cushing Child. Lynn seniors HBO series ‘Julia’ begins filming in Lynn By Allysha Dunnigan nowned chef Julia Child and Mays, and David Hyde Pierce at St. George Greek Orthodox By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF includes her beloved television as Child’s husband, Paul. Church was filled with antique ITEM STAFF program, “The French Chef.” The pilot was written by Dan- cars, trailers, COVID-19 test- LYNN — Cameras began to Produced by North Center iel Goldfarb — a co-producer ing sites and tents for the crew. LYNN — After eight hours roll Monday at the Armory on Production, this series stars of “The Marvelous Mrs. Mais- Outside of the Armory, actors and 12 minutes, School Com- the Commons, as a crew for two-time British Academy el” — and directed by Charles could be spotted in mid-cen- mittee member Brian Castel- forthcoming HBO Max limited Television Awards-winner Sar- McDougall — whse credits lanos crossed the finish line of tury clothing — an antique series “Julia” filmed its pilot ah Lancashire as Julia Child. include “House of Cards” and WGBH truck even made an his second virtual marathon on episode. The cast also includes Britta- “Desperate Housewives.” Saturday. appearance. The “Julia” set The series, based in Cam- ny Bradford, Fran Kranz, Fio- A set featuring Child’s kitch- also featured vintage WGBH Castellanos ran to raise mon- bridge, Mass. in the 1950s and na Glascott, Bebe Neuwirth, en was set up inside of the ey for scholarships for Lynn 1960s, depicts the life of re- Isabella Rossellini, Jefferson Armory, and the parking lot JULIA, A7 seniors — now the graduated Class of 2021 — after the pan- demic altered their high-school experience. Mystic Valley on deck for Castellanos hatched the idea Saugus after running a virtual mara- thon for the Class of 2020; he decided to continue the tradi- former Lynn coach Guidi approves tion of a “Covid-19 Redemption Run” for the Class of 2021, ac- By Daniel Kane about the game at age 77. knowledging the tremendous ITEM STAFF His love of sports started when $97.3M impact the pandemic had on he was a student-athlete him- Bob Guidi has seen plenty of self at Winthrop High School. He those students. baseball during his 57-year coach- “It was my fondest memory of played four sports — football, bas- ing career, but he still swears one budget my senior year that compelled ketball, tennis and baseball — and of the best defenses he’s seen was me to embark on this journey,” was later inducted into the Win- last month at Shawsheen Tech. Castellanos said. “(I want) to be throp High Hall of Fame in 2010. By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF a voice for those students who “Without a doubt, (it was) the He went on to play three sports at best defense I’ve ever seen and I have been impacted by this pan- Tufts before graduating in 1964 SAUGUS — On the played at Tufts,” Guidi said, who demic.” and starting his coaching career. fourth night of the annu- still has a hop in his step while Castellanos could be seen He’s spent most of his life on ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS al Town Meeting, town recreating cut-off throws, and a meeting members ap- CASTELLANOS, A7 twinkle in his eye when talking GUIDI, A6 Bob Guidi proved a $97.3 million operating budget for fis- cal year 2022. Of that budget, $67.4 million is for town depart- Salem Hospital approves minimum wage boost ments and the remain- ing amount is the school By Steve Krause increase was made effective Sun- spokeswoman Laura Fleming. our exceptional staff throughout department budget. No ITEM STAFF day. The system employs 4,000 alto- the COVID pandemic, we take more than $1.4 million According to a statement, the gether. this responsibility more seriously SALEM — Employees at Salem will come from the town’s hospital is reaching this goal well “As a responsible employer, we than ever.” stabilization fund. Hospital will see a bump in their ahead of the 2023 deadline set by continually evaluate our wage NSPG and Salem Hospital em- paychecks this week. Several town meeting the state for raising the minimum and benefit programs to ensure ployees impacted by the wage members raised concerns The hospital announced Mon- wage to $15. The previous mini- that our employees are compen- increase work in roles such as that the school depart- day that it is raising its minimum mum was $13.50. sated fairly for the vital work they patient service, food service, envi- ment budget was raised wage for workers, both at the hos- The pay increase impacts ap- do,” said hospital President Dr. ronmental services and transport. by just $300,000 over the pital and North Shore Physicians proximately 1,000 employees in David J. Roberts. “After witness- previous year’s budget, Group, to $15 per hour; the pay the Salem Hospital family, said ing the dedication and courage of HOSPITAL, A6 after being level-funded last year. However, the budget passed with no changes. In addition, the town Brides are dancing again at the Smith Barn INSIDE meeting approved an ex- Lynn pense of $33,500 to pur- By Thor Jourgensen dancing.” chase a columbarium for ITEM STAFF After a tough 2020 that One injured in Warren Street the interment of ashes at saw weddings canceled, the Saugus Cemetery. PEABODY — With the Society began to book stabbing. A5 COVID-19 social-distanc- Cemetery Commission weddings in May; Mes- LOOK! Chair Rich Thompson ing restrictions loosen- sina said 2021 booking ing, the Peabody Histor- Swampscott native explained that the new dates are still available, to direct mediation columbarium was des- ical Society & Museum’s and that she is starting to Felton Street wedding center. A8 perately needed as the book weddings for 2022. current one has only two venues are welcoming • Smith Barn, a meticu- unsold spots left. back brides, grooms and Lynnfield tree lously-restored historical “We have citizens in wedding parties. warden’s bark is property, features charm- bigger than bite. A8. town with relatives who “We just reopened and ing country ambience have passed who are we’re excited to be back and modern amenities Sports waiting to put their ash- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK in business,” said the for weddings: Guests can Bishop Fenwick es somewhere and there’s Society’s Event Manag- dine and dance in the Event coordinator Tammy Messina checks to boys lacrosse top St. nowhere to put them,” er Tammy Messina. “It’s make sure everything is ready for an evening Mary’s in overtime so good to see people WEDDINGS, A6 wedding at Smith Barn. thriller. B1 BUDGET, A7

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‘All Black Lives Matter’ mural “This is a very silent but voiced criticism of the ef- cohol-related offenses. Po- teen who suffered a severe he spent more than three installed in Providence very loud protest,” he said. fort, saying they weren’t lice say no one was injured spinal cord injury during months recuperating, The project has been in consulted. But a leading and there was no property a hockey game has grad- WCVB-TV reports. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) the works for more than a member of the group told damage during the inci- uated from his Catholic He’s continuing his re- — A street mural saying year and was made possi- WPRI-TV Saturday that dents school in Massachusetts. hab at Journey Forward “All Black Lives Matter” ble by local artists and the was merely a “miscommu- Police say they stepped A.J. Quetta attended in Canton, Massachusetts Providence Department the graduation ceremony is being installed in down- nication.” up their presence in the and was recently feted by of Art, Culture, and Tour- for Bishop Feehan High town Providence. beach community near the the Boston Bruin’s as their Providence Mayor Jorge ism, Elorza and organizers Police in coastal town crack- Massachusetts state line School in Attleboro on Fri- said. A ribbon cutting and day and received a huge honorary banner captain Elorza was on hand Sat- this weekend in response celebration of the com- down on rowdy beach crowds ovation as he received his during the opening game urday for the unveiling of to recent fights. pleted mural is slated for diploma in a wheelchair. of their second-round the public art project in HAMPTON, N.H. (AP) — “Especially with this the weekend of the June- The 18-year-old North playoff series against the Kennedy Plaza, the tran- Police in a popular seaside heat, as people are drink- teenth holiday. Providence, Rhode Island New York Islanders at TD sit hub overlooking City town in New Hampshire ing out on the sand, it can “I think that what we senior crashed headfirst Garden. Hall, which came as the are cracking down on row- be a safety issue for them, are doing here is really, into the boards during a Recently retired New city kicked off PVDFest, really special,” Elorza told dy crowds as the region so we try to get it there game against Pope Fran- its summerlong art festi- deals with a heat wave. and enforce the alcohol vi- England Patriots player the station. “As a way to cis Prep in West Spring- Patrick Chung also helped val. continue the conversation Police arrested nine peo- olations,” Police Chief Da- field on Jan. 26. organize the A.J. Quetta Rodney Davis, who to make sure this message ple Friday night and seven vid Hobbs told the station Quetta was rushed to a helped organize the proj- of all black lives matter, people Saturday night as local hospital before be- Golf Invitational in Sha- ect, told WPRI-TV the we center it literally in our crowds swell on Hampton Severely injured high school ing transferred to Massa- ron last month to bene- mural will incorporate city.” Beach, WMUR-TV re- hockey player graduates chusetts General Hospital fit the teen’s family. The designs reflecting indig- Earlier this week, some ports. in Boston and then the event was attended by a enous, Pan-African, and members of Black Lives Most were charged with ATTLEBORO, Mass. Shepherd Rehabilitation number of Boston sports LGBTQ communities. Matter Rhode Island disorderly conduct and al- (AP) — A Rhode Island Center in Atlanta, where luminaries.

OBITUARIES 8.1 million COVID-19 vaccine Marc F. Moquin, 59 1961 - 2021 doses administered in Massachusetts LYNN - Marc F. Moquin, age 59, of Lynn, passed away on Monday, May 31, 2021 at his ASSOCIATED PRESS home. He was the son of the late Kenneth E. and Ines (Ro- BOSTON — More than satone) Moquin. Born in Med- 8.1 million doses of the ford and raised in Lynn, he was COVID-19 vaccine have a graduate of Lynn Classical been administered in Mas- High School. sachusetts as of Monday. Marc had worked as a fore- That includes more than man for Keolis Commuter Ser- 4.2 million first doses and vices in Boston. He was an nearly 3.6 million second avid gardener and had built his doses of the Moderna and own greenhouse. Pfizer vaccines. He is survived by his broth- There have been nearly er, Kenneth E. Moquin, Jr., his 258,000 doses of the one- nephew Christian Moquin; his shot Johnson & Johnson godson, Justin Zompanti, sev- vaccine administered. eral aunts, uncles and cousins, More than 3.8 million as well as many dear friends Lynn. Burial will follow in people have been fully including his best friend, Rich Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. immunized, according to Lemure. He was the brother of Relatives and friends are re- state health officials. the late John A. Moquin. spectfully invited. Directions Gov. Charlie Baker has Service Information: A vis- and guestbook at www.soli- set a goal of at least 4.1 itation will be held on Friday mine.com million people in the state from 10AM-12PM in the fully vaccinated. SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, He said the state has 426 Broadway (Rt 129), adopted a more targeted approach, particularly in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS communities hardest hit Beachgoers visit Horseneck Beach in Westport, Mass. Temperatures rose by the pandemic. above 90 degrees in parts of New England, Monday. VIRUS BY THE NUMBERS The new numbers es is likely higher because COVID-19, with about 65 Marie C. Goheen The number of new dai- pushed the state’s con- studies suggest some peo- in intensive care units. 1929 - 2021 ly cases of COVID-19 fell firmed COVID-19 death ple can be infected and not The average age of those below 100 Monday while toll to 17,552 since the feel sick. hospitalized was 58. There LYNN - Mrs. Marie C. (Dob- the number of newly con- start of the pandemic, There were about 180 were an estimated 4,200 bins) Goheen, age 91, of Lynn, firmed coronavirus deaths while its confirmed case- people reported hospi- people with current active died on Friday, June 4, 2021 in Massachusetts rose by load rose to about 662,200. talized Monday because cases of COVID-19 in the at a local nursing home after a four. The true number of cas- of confirmed cases of state. brief illness. Marie was the wife of the late Charles H. Goheen of Ohio. Born on August 16, 1929, Governor McKee signs bill banning and raised in Lynn, she was a lifelong resident of the city. Marie was the daughter of the late John and Mary (Nolan) child marriage in Rhode Island Dobbins. ASSOCIATED PRESS exploitation.” passed similar laws ban- without their consent. She worked for the Dorey Shoe Company, Lynn for 25 Rhode Island law previ- ning all marriage before Child marriages can also PROVIDENCE, R.I. — ously allowed 16-year-olds the age of 18: Delaware, be used to cover up abuse years. Rhode Island’s governor to marry with the permis- New Jersey, Pennsylvania or unwanted pregnancies Marie was a communicant of on Monday signed into law sion of their parents or and Minnesota. or even for sex trafficking St. Mary’s Church. She enjoyed a bill meant to ban child roller skating, bowling, dancing, marriage in the state. guardians, The Providence The New Jersey-based purposes, added state Rep. and Bingo. grandmother of Everly Hanson. Democratic Gov. Daniel Journal reports. Younger group says some 171 chil- Julie Casimiro, a North She leaves a sister Virginia Service Information: Her McKee said the legislation children could also mar- dren in Rhode Island en- Kingstown Democrat who Dobbins of Lynn, a sister-in-law funeral will be held on Friday eliminates language in ry if the family court was tered into marriages be- sponsored the bill. Joanne Dobbins of Tewksbury, at 10 AM from the Cuffe-Mc- state law allowing youths notified and conducted a tween 2000 and 2018 and “Child marriages de- and several nieces and neph- Ginn Funeral Home 157 Ma- under the age of 18 to ob- court hearing. that 88% of them were stroy girls’ health, edu- ews. She was the sister of the ple Street, Lynn, followed by tain a marriage license Unchained At Last, a na- girls wed to men. The cation and economic op- late Robert Dobbins, Francis a Funeral Mass in St. Mary’s with parental consent. He tional advocacy group that group suggested many portunities and increases Dobbins, Jimmy Dobbins, Pa- Church at 11 AM. Burial in said it’s an effort to “pro- pushed for the legislation, were likely forced into the their risk of violence,” she tricia Everett, Barbara Biasetti, St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Visit- tect children and prevent said four other states have unions by their parents said. and Claire Maribito. She was ing hours Thursday 2-4 and also the step-mother of the 6-8 PM. To share a memory late Sandy Christy, and the or leave online condolences grandmother of Robert Christy please visit www.cuffemc- and his wife Kim, and of Tami ginn.com Rhode Island gas prices rise; up Christy, the great-grandmother of Brittni Stoll and of Kaitlyn Christy, and the great-great- almost $1 since previous year ASSOCIATED PRESS With the latest increase, “Since April, we’ve seen oil prices — mean pump gas is selling for an aver- a steady rise in demand prices are likely to fluctu- age of $2.96 per gallon in for gasoline with more ate throughout June.” PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) the state, which is 9 cents people commuting to the Nationally, the aver- — The average price of a higher than a month ago office and taking to the age per-gallon cost has gallon of gas in Rhode Is- and 96 cents higher than roads for vacation,” AAA jumped more than a dollar land is up another 2 cents, one year ago. spokesperson Lloyd Albert in the past year. and has now jumped near- Rhode Island’s average said in a statement. “This Rhode Island’s average ly a dollar in the past year, price remains 9 cents low- increasing demand and is lower than Connecti- AAA Northeast said Mon- er than the national aver- decreasing supply — com- cut’s, but slightly higher day. age. bined with higher crude than in Massachusetts. Soaring temperatures prompt Stories live on. districts to announce early dismissal Tell theirs. ASSOCIATED PRESS day that students in New schools are not air condi- er districts that say they’ll England’s second largest tioned. operate on an early re- WORCESTER, Mass. — city will be released three It said students will re- lease schedule Monday Share your loved one’s story. Some school districts in hours early on Monday ceive their lunch at school and Tuesday, WBZ-TV re- Massachusetts say they’ll [email protected] | 781-593-7700 and Tuesday. and water will be provid- ports. dismiss students early The district said it made ed to all students, but also Temperatures that have this coming week as tem- the decision because use urged parents to send been in the 90s this week- peratures continue to soar of school water fountains their children to school end are expected to con- across the region. still isn’t allowed under with additional water. tinue into the early part of In partnership with Worcester Public current COVID-19 guid- Wilmington Public the week before cooling off Schools announced Sun- ance and a number of Schools is among the oth- Wednesday. TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3

Water polo players get $14M in sex abuse settlement By Brian Melley sexual abuse involving that Hojreh’s players at ASSOCIATED PRESS 10 victims, nine of whom the International club were children at the time had sexually abused oppo- LOS ANGELES — A of the acts. The alleged nents during matches and dozen female water polo crimes occurred during that allowed him to get players who accused their one-on-one coaching ses- away with abuse for about coach of sexual abuse will sions, prosecutors said. eight more months. split nearly $14 million Charges filed by the Or- The Orange County Reg- after settling a lawsuit ange County district attor- ister reported that girls against USA Water Polo ney include lewd acts on a on opposing teams had and a California club. child, sexual penetration emerged from the pool The athletes alleged with a foreign object and accusing Hojreh’s swim- that International Wa- sexual battery by fraud, mers of trying to grab and PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ter Polo Club and the na- which alleges the victims penetrate their genitals Faith leaders gather for an interfaith prayer gathering before a day of tional governing body for were not aware they were underwater. At one match, protest action against the Enbridge Line 3 oil pipeline at LaSalle Lake the sport failed to protect being molested because another coach accused Ho- State Recreation Area. them from abuse by coach the coach said the “touch- jreh of teaching that tactic Bahram Hojreh from 2012 ing served a professional to his players and a fight to 2017. purpose.” nearly erupted on the pool The $13.85 settlement “He’d get in the pool deck with angry parents Oil pipeline foes protest with USA Water Polo and and tell the girls, ‘This is yelling and threatening International Water Polo what’s going to happen each other. Club was filed Friday in in college. You need to In a court filing, USA Enbridge Energy Line 3 Orange County Superior get used to this,’” Stewart Water Polo said it for- Court. It is being paid by said. “Then he’d reach un- warded those complaints By Dave Kolpack ly, motioning toward the site. She was equipped the insurer for both orga- der their swimsuits and from June and July 2017 ASSOCIATED PRESS crowd as she held signs with a homemade device nizations. assault them.” to the U.S. Center for with President Joe Biden’s made of rebar, PVC pipe “We have heard the The suits said USA Wa- SafeSport, the watchdog plaintiffs’ testimony, SOLWAY, Minn. — Hun- image that said, “Which and handcuffs, in order to ter Polo was negligent for formed in 2017 to han- and their allegations are dreds of protesters vow- side are you on?” make it more difficult for failing to act upon reports dle sex-abuse cases in the heartbreaking,” Chris- ing do whatever it takes She urged protesters to authorities to remove her in the summer of 2017 Olympic realm. to stop a Canadian-based topher Ramsey, CEO of keep pressuring Biden to from the site. company’s push to replace USA Water Polo, said in a halt construction so his “We’re just foot soldiers,” an aging pipeline block- statement. “We hope that administration can study she said. “But we’re here aded a pump station in this allows them to begin any harm to the environ- to stay.” northern Minnesota on a new chapter in their ment and indigenous peo- Protesters said the Monday, and some chained lives.” ple. The Mississippi River “Treaty People Gathering” themselves to construc- The California Supreme is one of the water cross- was the largest show of re- tion equipment. ings for the pipeline. Court ruled in April in a Environmental and trib- sistance yet to the project. case involving aspiring She also told the AP that Minnesota Public Radio al groups say Enbridge Line 3 protesters “are go- taekwondo Olympians Energy’s plan to rebuild News reported that a Bor- that sports governing or- ing to Standing Rock this der Patrol helicopter at Line 3, which would car- place,” referring to the ganizations have a duty to one point hovered about ry Canadian tar sands oil Dakota Access pipeline, protect athletes. 20 feet (6 meters) off the and regular crude from Al- which is owned by a differ- Attorney Morgan Stew- ground, blowing up sand berta to Wisconsin, would ent company and was the art, who represents 11 of and dirt, to try to get pro- worsen climate change subject of major protests the plaintiffs, said that and risk spills in sensi- near the Standing Rock testers to leave. ruling helped hold USA tive areas where Native Indian Reservation in the Enbridge said that 44 Water Polo accountable Americans harvest wild Dakotas in 2016 and 2017. workers were evacuat- in the case. The USA Tae- rice, hunt, fish, gather me- Activists said they were ed from the site in an kwondo case set a stan- dicinal plants, and claim pitching tents at the pump effort to de-escalate the dard that national govern- treaty rights. station site Monday night, situation. In a written ing bodies can’t just collect The crowd showed no and an AP reporter saw statement, the company fees and avoid responsibil- signs of leaving hours af- people rolling a large said it “hoped all parties ity. ter an earlier protest that wooden spool that holds would come to accept the “It’s the most absurd included a rally at the wire into a pile of trees outcome of the thorough, way to say we’re respon- headwaters of the Missis- and twigs. Police were di- science-based review and sible for these clubs, but sippi River farther north, recting traffic. multiple approvals of the we’re not responsible,” he where they chanted “Stop Elizabeth Clag- project.” said. “USA Water Polo’s Line 3!” and “Water is life!” gett-Borne, 55, of Cam- Spokeswoman Juli Kell- failures in this respect FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “This is important. This bridge, Massachusetts, sat ner said the company will were just as culpable as is what we need,” actress in a beach chair perched assess potential damage the club’s.” Bahram Hojreh coaches youngsters at at the Jane Fonda told The As- in front of a boat blocking once it can safely reenter Hojreh, 45, has pleaded USA Water Polo National Training Center in sociated Press at the ral- the entrance to the work the site. not guilty to 34 counts of Los Alamitos, Calif. Get used to me’: Postmaster evokes Trump style in Biden era

By Will Weissert the post office. dent of the American Postal itable, internet-fueled de- ASSOCIATED PRESS “Postmaster General De- Workers Union, which rep- cline in mail volume. That Joy would not be in his job resents more than 200,000 was exacerbated by the WASHINGTON — Louis if he worked for any other post office employees, said pandemic. DeJoy is uninterested in company,” said Rep. Car- of passing the election test. In March, DeJoy an- the niceties of Washing- olyn Maloney, a New York “But as important as mail nounced a 10-year plan he ton. The wealthy longtime Democrat who chairs the ballots are ... all mail is im- says can help the post office businessman with an outer House oversight commit- portant.” avoid $160 billion in fur- borough New York accent tee. DeJoy nonetheless apol- ther projected losses over prides himself as a prob- DeJoy spokesman Mark ogized to customers af- the next decade by cutting lem solver ready to disrupt Corallo said the postmas- fected by service delays post office hours, relaxing an unwieldy bureaucracy. ter general “never know- that occurred during last delivery standards so some And he’s facing potential ingly violated” campaign year’s holiday season rush, mail takes longer, and oth- legal troubles. finance laws. and said his whole agency er austerity measures. In other words, the post- DeJoy was born in Brook- would “strive to do better” The Postal Service is also master general may be lyn and still retains its dis- amid bipartisan criticism seeking to increase the cost the closest thing to former tinct accent, despite long at a House hearing in Feb- of a first-class stamp to 58 President Donald Trump living in Greensboro, North ruary. cents in late August. left in the nation’s capital. Carolina. After growing up Such frustrations were DeJoy’s proposed over- But there’s little President in New York, he took over new. A Pew Research Cen- haul could help the post Joe Biden can do about it. his father’s small, declin- ter poll released before De- office operate more like a “Get used to me,” DeJoy ing trucking business in Joy took over found that 91 business than a public ser- told critics in Congress the 1980s, transforming it percent of Americans had a vice. But he’s bristled at during a hearing earlier into New Breed Logistics, FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS favorable view of the post suggestions he’s a Trump this year. which he sold in 2014. His office. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy testifies holdover with an ideology As he approaches his firm offered logistical ser- “I think the postmaster that now conflicts with a during a House Oversight and Reform Com- first anniversary at the vices nationwide, which general’s intentions were Democratic administra- U.S. Postal Service’s helm, critics are quick to note mittee hearing on the Postal Service on Capitol good but the implementa- tion. DeJoy is under mounting sometimes competed with Hill in Washington. tion was far less so,” said “I’m not a political ap- pressure to resign. He’s the post office. John McHugh, a former pointee,” DeJoy told the been criticized by lawmak- DeJoy became postmas- After the changes, mail elections. New York Republican con- House hearing. “I was ers from both parties for ter general shortly after slowed enough that Dem- Ultimately, while there gressman who now heads selected by a bipartisan changes to the agency that Trump declared the post ocrats worried about an were complaints about the Package Coalition, an board of governors and I’d have resulted in service office “a joke.” DeJoy im- electoral crisis. The coro- mail delays affecting some advocacy group of busi- really appreciate if you’d LAW OFFICES OF slowdowns. Democrats plemented cost-cutting navirus pandemic prompt- balloting and counting, nesses that rely on pack- get that straight line.” AMES ARRIGAN are particularly worried mechanisms he said would ed a voting-by-mail surge fears of widespread elec- age delivery. “I’d like to WhenJ pressed J. C on how long that he’s purposefully un- help make the agency — in last year’s presidential toral disruptions from De- think he’s learned his les- he’d• Social remain Security in Disabilityhis post, dermining the post office, which has lost $9.2 billion election, and widespread Joy’s larger changes most- son.” DeJoy• Work responded,ers Compensation “A long • Accidents which is critical to the con- in the 2020 budget year delays sparked concerns ly proved unfounded. The The Postal Service lost time. Get used to me.” duct of elections and is one — more fiscally solvent. that millions of ballots Postal Service says it de- $87 billion over the past 14 25 years located across Wisconsinfrom Lynn DistrictRep. Mark Court Po- of the few federal agencies Those included reducing wouldn’t arrive on time. livered at least 135 million budget years, according to can, who organized a letter a vast majority of Ameri- employee overtime and A federal judge wrote in ballots to or from voters the Government Account- 15 Johnson St. signed781-596-0100 by 90 House Demo- cans like. removing mail-sorting ma- September that “the Post- — and delivered 99.89 per- ability Office. While much crats in August calling for The scrutiny of DeJoy, al Service’s actions are not cent of those mailed after JAMES J. CARRIGAN chines from postal facili- of the budgetary concerns DeJoy’sANNE removal,GUGINO CARRIGAN said the 63, has intensified as the ties around the country. the result of any legitimate Sept. 4, ahead of Election stem from a 2006 law re- postmasterLISA A. CARRIGAN, general OF COUNSEL “is a Justice Department inves- “I am direct and deci- business concerns” but in- Day on Nov. 4, within sev- quiring the agency to fully guywww.jamescarriganlaw.com who obviously has a lot tigates him over political sive,” DeJoy said in a vid- stead consistent with the en days, as promised. fund costly retiree health [email protected] confidence in himself.” fundraising at the North eo message to employees Trump administration’s “Some people may have benefits for the next 75 Carolina-based company last summer. “And I don’t goals “to disrupt and chal- breathed a sigh of relief,” years, the post office has he ran prior to his work at mince words.” lenge the legitimacy” of Mark Dimondstein, presi- also been hurt by an inev- 781-593-7700 Publishing Daily, except Sundays USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA Bruce Springsteen plans Broadway return and additional offices. 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His wife, Patti $30.00 for 4 weeks $95.00 for 13 weeks June 26 with an end date “Springsteen on Broad- performs 15 songs — in- Scialfa, accompanies him NEW YORK — The Boss $185.00 for 26 weeks set — at least for now — way” debuted in 2017 and cluding “My Hometown,” for “Brilliant Disguise.” $340.00 for 1 year just can’t quit Broadway. for Sept. 4. was extended three times, “Thunder Road,” and Audience members will Send payment to and POSTMASTER, Bruce Springsteen will “I loved doing ‘Spring- finally closing in late 2018. “Born in the USA” — and send address changes to: return to Broadway this steen on Broadway’ and Columbia Records put out tells stories about growing be required to provide The Daily Item summer for a limited I’m thrilled to have been a two-disc soundtrack of up in New Jersey. Some of proof of full COVID-19 110 Munroe St. vaccination in order to en- P.O. Box 5 run of his one-man show asked to reprise the show “Springsteen on Broad- the stories will be familiar Lynn, MA 01903 “Springsteen on Broad- as part of the reopening of way” and a filmed version to readers of his autobiog- ter the theater. A4 TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021 OPINION

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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill We de nitely need 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 T¢  J £¤ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Editor J. Patrick Norton ‘For the People act’ J N. W  C  T£¥ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Although we’ve made their age, race or ZIP code, However, despite the fact Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS signi cant progress over can have the freedom to that the For the People Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 the last two centuries to vote. Act has strong bipartisan Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 expand the freedom to The For the People Act support among Republi- Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 vote, self-interested poli- is a transformative bill can voters, Minority Lead- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ticians in numerous states that would give voters er Mitch McConnell and Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 are trying to turn back the more choices in how they Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Senate Republicans want Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 clock to a dark period in cast their ballot. It would to keep a stranglehold on Classi ed/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 our history and create sig- ensure at least two weeks the status quo and have classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 of early voting, create ni cant barriers to voting vowed to libuster the bill. Subscriptions John S. Moran, 1975-1990 Executive Editor, for certain Americans, es- same-day and automat- In Democratic senator Ra- [email protected] pecially Black and brown ic voter registration, and phael Warnock’s maiden voters. stop nearly all of the state Circulation Senate oor speech, he [email protected] Using the former presi- voter-suppression efforts noted, “It is a contradic- dent’s Big Lie about a sto- currently being consid- tion to say we must pro- Ext. 3 len election as a pretext ered. The For the People tect minority rights in the Newsroom for voter suppression — Act also contains bold re- Senate while refusing to [email protected] the same Big Lie that led forms to stop gerryman- protect minority rights in [email protected] to a violent insurrection dering, get big money out our society.” Ext. 4 at our Capitol to overturn of politics, and hold pub- This ght is about en- EDITORIAL a free and fair election — lic of cials to high ethical suring that our children, Sports [email protected] many Republican state standards. grandchildren and future legislatures are trying to The For the People Act generations can live in a Ext. 5 reverse progress. At least continues to be popular democracy that respects Retail and Online 14 states have already with Republican, inde- the rule of law and the will Advertising In Memoriam: passed nearly two dozen pendent and Democratic of voters, instead of trying [email protected] restrictive voting bills this voters. to rig the rules, and it is ADVERTISING year, and many others are In fact, many compo- about the type of govern- Edward J. Clancy Jr. trying to do so. nents of the bill have al- ment we leave for our chil- Ernie Carpenter Jr. As we approach the an- ready passed in red, blue dren and grandchildren. Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 niversary of the Supreme and purple states, often Do we want them to live Former Lynn Mayor Edward J. “Chipper” Clancy [email protected] Court’s 5-4 decision in with strong bipartisan in a country in which one Jr., who held the city’s top of ce from 2001 to 2009, Shelby County v. Holder, support. Recent polling party continues to ignore Ralph Mitchell died Sunday night. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 which gave a green light shows that it is popular the rule of law and lead us With his clipped manner of speaking and direct ap- [email protected] to state voter-suppression with conservative voters, toward authoritarianism? proach to solving problems, Clancy personi ed West efforts, national standards even in purple and red Patricia Whalen Lynn toughness and love for the city’s politics and Or do we want to strive are needed now more than states like Arizona and for a democracy that en- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 sports. [email protected] ever to ensure that all West Virginia. courages everyone to vote? The city’s only non-incumbent to run uncontested Americans can have the Because this bill is wild- BUSINESS OFFICE for mayor, Clancy succeeded former Mayor Patrick J. I’ll choose democracy each freedom to vote. ly popular, corporate spe- time, and that’s why we McManus, who capped off a 10-year tenure as mayor The For the People Act, cial interests and dark Susan J. Conti with his decision not to run for reelection in 2001. need the For the People Controller, ext. 1288 which passed the House of money voter-suppression [email protected] For Clancy, the mayorship was the culmination of a Act immediately before it’s Representatives in March groups lie, deceive and dis- too late. Our children and political career that saw him run for mayor in 1981 tort to try to erode its sup- Ted Grant — and which the Senate our democracy depend on as a two-term councilor. He lost that bid, but told The is scheduled to vote on in port. Opponents of the bill Publisher, ext. 1234 it. [email protected] Item, “A new mayor back then with the economy the June — is just the remedy admitted in a recently-re- way it was would have only had one term.” we need. It would set uni- corded secret call that the Karen Hobert Flynn is Marian Kinney Clancy wasted no time as mayor; he quickly took on form guidelines so that all bill is popular, even among the president of Common ext. 1212 [email protected] two of the city’s sacred cows — the Joseph B. Devlin Americans, regardless of conservatives. Cause. Public Medical Institution and the Lynn Convales- Will Kraft cent Home. He understood that these vestiges of 19th Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 century health care and municipal services repre- [email protected] sented a drain on the city budget that Lynn could ill Paula Villacreses afford. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Closing the Devlin and the Convalescent Home [email protected] made Clancy enemies, and disagreements with the Lynn Fire Department’s unionized members present- Mike Shanahan Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 ed Clancy with a daunting challenge when he sought [email protected] a third mayoral term in 2009. McManus was in the midst of mounting a political Carolina Trujillo comeback, which was cut short by his death in July Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] of the same year. In the fall of 2009, Clancy faced a challenge from Councilor Judith Flanagan Kennedy. Jim Wilson Clancy’s narrow November loss — and a subse- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 quent unsuccessful recount — echoed the stinging [email protected] defeat he delivered in 1990 to another Lynn political CIRCULATION legend: the late Thomas W. McGee, former Massachu- Lisa Mahmoud setts House speaker, who lost his West Lynn/Nahant Manager, ext. 1239 seat in the House to Clancy. [email protected] Clancy’s exit from politics did not lessen his pres- ence in Lynn. Friends could reliably nd him at the CUSTOMER SERVICE Little River Inn, and he was easy to spot loping along La’ Mosha Ball the Nahant Causeway, demonstrating his iron-willed Customer Service, ext. 1276 dedication to running. [email protected] Clancy personi ed a time when politics was person- GRAPHICS al and tough, with often-heated conversations about ANDREAS KLUTH municipal decisions typically — but not always — Trevor Andreozzi ending with the combatants patching up hard feel- Designer ings. Will you have fewer friends [email protected] Chipper Clancy loved Lynn, and he let you know it. Aaron Fee Designer when COVID lockdown ends? [email protected] Edwin Peralta Jr. Facebook ban against As many countries val into an ally? And so Things like Zoom only Designer tentatively loosen their forth. “slow down the rate of de- [email protected] COVID-19 restrictions, In 2009, when online cay in the absence of face- NEWSROOM Trump could back re some of us are feeling social networks were still to-face contact,” Dunbar anxious. Have my social new to many of us, I won- told me in an email. “They Mike Alongi New York Daily News editorial board Sports Editor, ext. 1228 skills gotten rusty from dered whether technology won’t stop a friendship [email protected] long quarantines and lock- could increase the “Dun- becoming an acquain- We don’t weep for the horrible, terrible Donald downs? Have my friend- bar number,” so I asked tanceship, someone I once Gayla Cawley Trump, who’s now been kicked off his second-favorite News Editor, ext. 1236 ships gone stale? Will I Facebook to crunch some knew.” [email protected] social network for at least two whole years (and was still have my old clique to data. No, it turned out. The absence of social kicked off his favorite one permanently as of January). return to? Have my social Facebook and its ilk may contact probably won’t Allysha Dunnigan Reacting to a May report by its own independent Over- circles frayed or shrunk? let us manage what is in affect our inner layer of Reporter, ext. 1302 sight Board, Facebook made its decision Friday, saying To get a scienti c per- effect an enlarged Rolo- intimate contacts. But in [email protected] it will consider reinstating the former president in Jan- spective, I put these ques- dex of acquaintances. But our wider communities, Spenser Hasak uary 2023, when it will consult experts on “whether tions to Robin Dunbar, they can’t raise the limit Dunbar thinks, “when Photographer, ext. 1332 the risk to public safety has receded.” a British anthropologist on quality relationships you meet again in per- [email protected] Facebook is a private company. While it aspires to be and evolutionary psychol- we maintain, because that son, there will be just an a place where almost anyone can share almost any- Julia Hopkins ogist. I’ve kept tabs on appears to be biological. edge of uncertainty as to Photographer, ext. 1224 thing, it has no legal obligation to let a man with mil- his research for almost But what about the pan- whether the relationship [email protected] lions of followers use the platform as a springboard to three decades, ever since demic and all the lock- is still the same.” Many broadcast anti-democratic lies. There’s no core Ameri- he wrote a groundbreak- downs it made necessary? may no longer be. Thor Jourgensen can freedom being compromised here. Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 ing paper in 1992. Dunbar Such unnatural periods But that’s ne, Dunbar [email protected] But we do fear that the prolonged suspension of discovered a remarkably of social isolation must reassures me. The effect Trump’s account will only supercharge the grievances stable ratio across all spe- wreak havoc on the pri- is only temporary and re- Daniel Kane of millions of Trumpites who are already angrily con- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 cies of primates between mate psyche. quires some social “rene- [email protected] vinced that the powers that be in this country don’t the size of their neocortex Our whizz-bang social gotiation.” just disapprove of them, but want them permanently and their social group: the media are at best im- This could mean that in- Steve Krause disappeared from national life — a belief that is likely larger the brain, the larg- perfect and partial sub- teresting changes are afoot Senior Writer, ext. 1229 [email protected] to fuel rage. er the community. stitutes for in-the-esh in the coming months and If the leader they adore is permanently purged from This makes sense. Sur- grooming. On Zoom you years, within companies, Tréa Lavery the two leading social media networks, other channels viving and thriving in can see people’s eyes, but neighborhoods, schools Reporter, ext. 1317 will emerge where the embittered and excluded will groups requires vast you can’t tell what they’re and other communities. [email protected] gather and amplify their fury. People already prone to amounts of cognitive pow- gazing at, a crucial signal Eventually, though, we’ll Anne Marie Tobin distrust the media and the experts and their neighbors er. Who likes and dislikes in group dynamics. You all settle back down to our Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 will burrow deeper into holes, becoming increasingly me? Have those two slept can have only one person natural groupings of about [email protected] impervious to reason. together? Is that other speaking at a time. You 150 people — fortunately, Sophie Yarin It isn’t Facebook’s responsibility to heal America’s guy jealous? Does that one can’t scent pheromones. that’s xed by our brains. Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 [email protected] growing political and cultural divides, but may have over there remember my And you can’t hug, poke Andreas Kluth is a col- just made the job harder. slight from two months or otherwise get oxytocin umnist for Bloomberg TECHNOLOGY ago? Could I turn that ri- owing. Opinion. Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Lynn stabbing injures one All address information, particu- tion sticker at 11:27 a.m. Sat- ity at 4:42 p.m. Friday at 317 larly arrests, reflect police records. In urday. Central St. A caller reported By Allysha Dunnigan police said. to Massachusetts General the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Stephanie Alana Silva, 33, their neighbor was pouring ITEM STAFF Police responded to the Hospital, police said. it is the sole responsibility of the con- of 129 Lowell St., Apt. 26, was cement on the street and their scene at 10:50 a.m. and The incident is under in- arrested on a warrant at 4:15 property. Police reported a ver- LYNN — A person was cerned party to contact the relevant found a victim suffering vestigation. p.m. Friday. bal argument between neigh- hospitalized after be- from a stab wound. Allysha Dunnigan can police department and have the de- bors. ing stabbed on Warren The victim, who has not be reached at adunnigan@ partment issue a notice of correction Accidents A report of a suspicious per- Street Monday morning, been identified, was taken itemlive.com. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- son at 11:19 p.m. Friday at Ek- ifications will not be made without A report of a motor vehi- strand and Gate roads. A caller cle crash at 2:51 p.m. Friday express notice of change from the reported a man was walking at 234 Washington St. and arresting police department. up and down the street while Boston police commissioner 2 Wheeler St.; at 5:17 p.m. yelling, swearing and taking his Friday at Jehovah’s Witness- shirt off. Police reported the LYNN es of Peabody at 79 Endicott man was having an argument ousted over abuse claims St.; at 12:43 a.m. Saturday with someone over the phone. Arrests at 44 Aborn St.; at 8:45 a.m. By Alanna Durkin the city to “recover for his to get a financial advan- Saturday at Peabody Veter- Theft Jonathan Reynoso, 37, of ans Memorial High School Richer own losses and to send a tage in their divorce. ASSOCIATED PRESS 27 Elsie Road, was arrested at 485 Lowell St.; at 11:27 A report of a larceny at 5:18 message that this kind “I am a Black man, who of unlawful and harmful and charged with assault with a.m. Saturday at 69 Endicott p.m. Saturday at the Public has been accused falsely BOSTON — Boston’s treatment must not be a dangerous weapon at 1:26 St.; at 1:14 p.m. Saturday at Safety Building at 27 Hamil- of crimes, I have not yet police commissioner was allowed to happen again been given a fair trial, and p.m. Monday. 200 Lake St. and 20 Newbury ton St. A man walked into the fired Monday following a to anyone,” attorney Nick I’m on the brink of being St.; at 3:57 p.m. Saturday at station to report someone had bitter battle to keep his job Carter said in an emailed convicted, or terminated Accidents 200 Lake St. and 20 Newbury taken his prescription medica- after decades-old domestic statement. which is the equivalent St.; at 8:02 p.m. Saturday at tion. A report of a motor vehicle violence accusations came “In a rush to judgment, here,” White said during crash at 2:56 p.m. Sunday at 63 Andover St.; at 6:39 a.m. to light. the Acting Mayor got this his termination hearing, 14 Rockland St.; at 7:46 a.m. Monday at 183 Bartholomew SWAMPSCOTT Acting Mayor Kim Janey one wrong and destroyed according to a statement Monday at 600 Eastern Ave.; St.; at 8:28 a.m. Monday at announced Dennis White’s Dennis White in the pro- provided by his lawyer. “As at 8:10 a.m. Monday at 488 Starbucks at 240 Andover St. Accidents removal as the city’s top cess,” Carter said. you know, that is a pattern Walnut St.; at 8:13 a.m. Mon- A report of a hit-and-run mo- cop, four months after White — a 32-year veter- that has been repeated in day at 290 Broadway; at 9:38 tor vehicle crash at 1:05 p.m. A report of a motor vehicle White was placed on leave an of the department who this country for centuries. a.m. Monday at 60 Bennett St. Saturday at The Cheesecake crash at Dilisio Road and Es- over the allegations just replaced William Gross, I believe it will be bad for A report of a hit-and-run mo- Factory at 210C Andover St.; sex Street at 3:32 p.m. Thurs- days into his new job. the city’s first Black police Boston if that pattern is tor vehicle crash at 5:34 p.m. at 2:09 p.m. Saturday at 82 day; on Hampden Street at Janey said White failed commissioner — was sus- repeated here with me,” Sunday at 87 Oxford St.; at Prospect St. and 230 Andover 8:07 a.m. Friday. to fully cooperate with the pended after The Boston he said. 7:35 p.m. Sunday at 170 Ox- St. An Essex Street resident re- city’s investigation into Globe raised questions White, who served as ford St.; at 8:38 p.m. Sunday A driver was cited for failure ported at 6:13 p.m. Thursday the claims and was a “re- about allegations found Gross’ chief of staff, was at Waitt and Western avenues; to use care while turning after that they had had a past mi- occurring presence” at po- in court documents from swiftly chosen to lead the at 10:02 p.m. Sunday at 33 a motor vehicle crash was re- nor accident with a neighbor’s lice headquarters while on 1999 that White pushed department by then-May- High Rock St. ported at 2:42 p.m. Saturday vehicle and were now having leave, creating confusion and threatened to shoot or Marty Walsh. At the A report of a motor vehi- at 378 Lynnfield St. and 0 Bar- trouble getting the issue re- for officers and fostering his then-wife, a fellow po- time, Walsh called White cle crash with personal in- tholomew St. solved. “a climate of intimidation” lice officer. a “proven leader who is jury at 3:57 a.m. Monday at A crash involving a car and within the force. An investigative report trusted and respected in 125 Walnut St.; at 8:53 a.m. motorcycle was reported at Animals “It is clear that Dennis released by the city last the community.” Walsh 12:18 p.m. Sunday at Gaeta’s White’s return as com- Monday at 84 Bennett St.; at A caller reported several month said witnesses al- has insisted that he had Auto Service at 153 Newbury missioner would send a leged that White’s ex-wife 10:57 a.m. Monday at 307 dead rodents in the area of no prior knowledge of the St. State Police handled the chilling message to vic- was subjected to “physical accusations and would Eastern Ave. Banks Road at 5:04 p.m. Fri- crash. tims of domestic violence and mental abuse.” Among never have picked White day. Animal Control was noti- A report of a motor vehicle in our city and reinforce a the allegations included in if he did. Assaults fied. crash with injuries at 6:35 culture of fear and a blue the report is that White But Gross said in an af- A report of a loose chocolate A report of an assault and p.m. Sunday at Walgreens at wall of silence in our police burned her hair, put her fidavit filed in court that battery at 11:49 p.m. Sunday 229 Andover St. One person lab at Phillips Park at 12:56 department,” Janey told face to a stove and threw Walsh, now secretary at Jimmy’s Discount Liquor at was taken to Beverly Hospital. p.m. Saturday. reporters. a television at her. A judge of the U.S. Department 873 Western Ave. There will be a national issued a restraining order of Labor, was briefed on A report of an assault and Complaints Complaints search for White’s replace- against White in 1999, or- White’s internal affairs battery with a dangerous ment, the acting mayor dering him to stay away history when White was A report of suspicious ac- Police received a report from weapon at 10:49 a.m. Monday Marblehead Police of an errat- said. from his wife and children promoted to the depart- at Warren Street Playground. tivity at 3:48 p.m. Saturday at White had tried to go to and surrender his service ment’s command staff in Muntsy’s Subs at 4 Lake St. ic driver coming into Swamp- scott on Atlantic Avenue at court to block his firing, weapon. 2014, and therefore was Breaking and Entering A caller reported youths were calling the allegations The city’s report said aware of the allegations playing basketball on the roof. 11:50 a.m. Friday. A report of a suspicious false and saying the may- White was also involved before picking him as po- A report of a breaking and Police reported nothing was or has no cause to termi- in what he described as lice commissioner. entering at 9:30 a.m. Sunday showing upon arrival. pickup truck in the cemetery on Capen Road at 9:32 p.m. nate him. During a hear- a “heated fisticuffs” with White also said in a vid- at 50 Boston St.; at 9:53 a.m. Suspicious activity was re- ing held last week, White a young woman in 1993. eo released by his lawyer Sunday at 9 Cypress Place. ported at 9:23 a.m. Monday Friday. A Kensington Lane resident told Janey: “I am innocent White admitted striking that he told Walsh about at 32 Glendale Ave. A caller and I ask that you not con- reported a group of youths in her with a full swing of the restraining order Overdose reported an unknown woman vict me.” his arm and open hand, his yard at 11:39 p.m. Satur- against him over “false al- had tried to break into her White’s attorney but says he was acting in A report of an overdose at day. The parents came to get legations.” White said that home through the front door at slammed Janey’s decision self-defense, the report Walsh “was very sympa- 7:29 p.m. Sunday on Chatham around midnight. The woman the kids. Street. and signaled the former said. thetic to what was going did not gain access, accord- commissioner’s litigation White has vehemently on with me as I was about A report of an opiate over- ing to the caller, who said she Disturbances dose at 9:08 a.m. Monday on against the city will con- denied ever engaging in his past and how we had could not see the suspect with Union Street. A caller reported at 10:42 tinue. White plans to bring domestic violence, and ac- overcome some hurdles in the lights off. a.m. Thursday that a woman civil rights claims against cused his ex-wife of lying our lives to move on.” Theft was blasting a radio at her, Fire preventing her from speaking, A report of a larceny at 7:03 A brush/mulch fire was re- at Humphrey Street and Mon- Ex-NBA player works to end p.m. Sunday at 44 Trinity Ave. ported by the front door of ument Avenue. The caller re- Vandalism Fairweather Apartments, 20 ported at 11:44 a.m. that the A report of motor vehicle Central St., at 6:11 p.m. Sun- same woman was in her face solitary confinement in prisons vandalism at 4:43 p.m. Sun- day. The fire was extinguished. yelling with another count- day at 18 Bond St. er-protester. By Pat Eaton-Robb ASSOCIATED PRESS Vandalism A Bates Road resident com- NAHANT plained about loud noise com- Caron Butler can easily A report of vandalism at ing from a game at Phillips point to the lowest moment Arrests 9:09 p.m. Friday at 12 Paul Park at 7:20 p.m. Thursday. in his life — the days he Ave. A caller reported his son A report of a loud party on spent as a teenager locked Fernando Ramirez, 21, of smashed his window. Michael Cherry Street at 7:57 p.m. Sat- in a solitary confinement 20 Albany St., Lynn, was arrest- A. Peluso, 45, of 12 Paul Ave., urday. cell inside a juvenile pris- ed and charged with speeding was issued a summons for A complaint of loud music on. and operating a motor vehicle malicious destruction of prop- and people on Orchard Road The former UConn star with a suspended license for erty. at 11:57 p.m. Saturday. and NBA player went to OUI at 1:14 p.m. Sunday. Vandalism was reported at Connecticut’s state Capitol 11:28 p.m. Sunday at North- Scams on Monday to ask Gov. Ned Accidents shore Vault at 9R Sabino Farm Lamont to sign legislation Road. A caller reported the A manager at Eastern Bank that would strictly limit A report of a motor vehicle called at 3:10 p.m. Thursday to the use of solitary confine- crash at 12:16 p.m. Saturday doors were open and the lights were on at his business. Police report that a customer was at- ment and other forms of on the Causeway; at 10:37 tempting to withdraw $9,000 isolation in prisons. a.m. Sunday on the Causeway; reported there was graffiti in the building. and said she was the victim of The bill, which requires at 8:35 p.m. Sunday at Long a scam. almost all inmates be al- Beach Lot on the Causeway. A report of a scam at 9:34 lowed at least 6 1/2 hours SAUGUS p.m. Thursday on Stetson Av- out of their cells and also Complaints enue. limits the use of certain Accidents A resident came to the sta- restraints, received final At 7:26 a.m. Friday, a Wharf FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion at 11:24 a.m. Saturday to Street caller reported there A report of a motor vehicle legislative approval early report a scam. Sunday. It comes as the Then-Sacramento Kings forward Caron But- were fishermen on his property crash with injuries at 12:12 state is closing its maxi- ler poses for a picture at the Kings’ media day who were refusing to leave. a.m. Saturday at 461 Central St. A car into a building was Theft mum-security Northern in Sacramento, Calif. A coyote sighting was report- Correctional Institution, ed at 1:26 p.m. Sunday at the reported. Police reported sub- A report of a stolen boat at with The Associated Press. example for other states. stantial damage to the fence, which was designed specif- Johnson School. 2:55 p.m. Thursday on Ocean ically to keep prisoners in “Mentally and spiritually, “Now I look back in hind- porch and shrubbery at the View Road. isolation. it takes away a lot. It dehu- sight and I want to tell my address. Medical attention Theft A report of an in-progress Butler has been open manizes you.” younger self to stay hope- was declined. shoplifting at Walgreens at Butler said he believes ful,” he said. “There are A report of a larceny/forgery/ about his struggles as a A report of a motor vehicle 3:22 p.m. Friday. he survived because of a people out there that care. fraud at 7:25 a.m. Saturday at youth in Racine, Wiscon- crash at 2:31 p.m. Saturday at A report of a past break-in strong family support sys- There’s going to be elected Nahant Police Department on sin. He dealt drugs and Walmart at 770 Broadway; at on Paradise Road at 2:49 p.m. tem. He discovered basket- officials out there in the Nahant Road. A possible forg- was arrested more than a 1:20 p.m. Sunday at Square Saturday. Nothing appeared to ball in prison. He turned future that’s going to care ery involving a bank account dozen times before spend- One Mall at 1201 Broadway; be taken. ing more than a year in his life around when he got about this community in was reported. at 5:07 p.m. Sunday at Army prison on drug possession out to the point that Hall of real time. There’s going to Barracks at 30 Broadway; at Threats and firearms charges. Fame coach Jim Calhoun be change on the horizon. PEABODY 10:26 p.m. Sunday at 20 Fair- He was 15 when he got saw something in him and They are going to come up mount Ave. A caller reported receiving into a fight in prison and offered him a scholarship. with ways to rehabilitate Arrests A report of a hit-and-run mo- threatening Facebook mes- was thrown into solitary, Butler went on to become that never dehumanize tor vehicle crash at 3:10 p.m. sages from her sister’s ex-boy- spending 23 hours a day the Big East’s player of people.” Hunter Cooper, 23, of 23 Saturday at Santander Bank at friend at 3:01 p.m. Thursday. isolated in a small cell for the year in 2002 and spent Opponents of the bill say Mansfield St., Gloucester, was 323 Broadway. two weeks. He had no con- 14 seasons in the NBA, it will take a tool away arrested and charged with dis- A report of a motor vehicle Vandalism tact with anyone. He said where he now is an assis- from guards that helps orderly conduct, subsequent crash with injuries at 10:02 none of the violence or oth- tant coach with the Miami maintain discipline in pris- offense at 9:13 p.m. Friday. p.m. Saturday at Essex Land- A caller reported at 1:21 er trauma in his young life Heat. ons. But its supporters say Jennifer L. Hayes, 40, of 14 ing at 1565 Broadway; at 1:58 p.m. Thursday that they had prepared him for the de- But Butler, who is also a it includes exceptions, such Curwen Road, was arrested p.m. Sunday on Wilbur Avenue. seen a car pull into the en- spair of that situation. trustee at the Vera Insti- as allowing officers to iso- and charged with unregistered trance at Whales Beach, de- “Being in those four walls tute for Justice, said he’ll late a prisoner when that motor vehicle, operating with Complaints stroying the freshly planted sea and those four corners, it never forget what he en- is needed to protect some- an expired license, uninsured grass there. The driver left after does something to you,” dured in prison and is hop- one’s life. But there will motor vehicle, and no inspec- A report of suspicious activ- the caller confronted him. Butler said in an interview ing that the Connecticut now be a review process to legislation will serve as an ensure that isolation ends. A6 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021

ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Longtime coach Bob Guidi is back in the game to coach Mystic Valley this season. Mystic Valley on deck for former Lynn coach Guidi

GUIDI year and a half. I was will- freshman baseball coach Guidi coached those coached varsity basketball at Mystic Valley. Gui- From A1 ing to coach anything.” at his hometown of Win- Spartans to nine tourna- at Matignon, Lynnfield di returned to Lynn last So when Guidi saw the throp. ment appearances, three and North Shore Com- month, and his Eagles sidelines and in dugouts opening in Mystic Valley A few years later, he be- CCL titles and the East- munity College. He also handed Lynn Tech a loss across the North Shore. he jumped on it — and came the head coach of ern Massachusetts cham- coached football at several on Fraser Field. The only thing that slowed the school liked what they the St. Mary’s baseball pionship in 1977. That schools, and had a 12-year If you ask him, Guidi him down — like most of us — was the pandemic. saw. The truth is, how team. While the Spartans year he was named the run as a baseball coach at will say the season is go- That’s how he ended up could they not? compete in Division 3’s Boston Globe’s coach of Wakefield. ing great, but how could taking the head coaching Thousands of stu- Catholic Central League the year. He finished his He recently coached bas- the storied coach not be job at Mystic Valley Re- dent-athletes have played today, Guidi started his 13 run at St. Mary’s with a ketball and baseball at enjoying himself after re- gional Charter School. under Guidi since he years at the helm against 145-77 record. Belmont before COVID-19 turning to his home on the “I just enjoy coach- started coaching in 1964. Division 1 competition. Since then, Guidi has put a halt to both. diamond this spring? ing,” Guidi said. “I hadn’t A retired math teacher, he The switch in leagues took coached all levels of foot- It’s quite the resume, Dan Kane can be reached coached anything for a began his journey as the place during his tenure. ball and basketball. He and it’ll continue to grow at [email protected] Former Lynn mayor Clancy dies at 70 Salem Hospital CLANCY Clancy was instrumen- From A1 tal in the creation of a approves minimum baseball tournament stadium where legendary named for his father in athletes such as Harry 1982, “The Nipper Clancy wage boost Agganis played, and su- Tournament.” It involved pervised its reconstruc- three of Lynn’s schools HOSPITAL Fleming said raising the tion into a modern facil- and North Reading High, From A1 minimum wage does cre- ity; dealt with the fallout coached by former Clan- ate some “compression” when the new Lynn Clas- cy player Frank Carey. The increase in the min- issues and that “we are sical was found to be sink- Through the tournament, imum wage is part of an addressing those as well. ing; and tangled with the scholarships were award- organization-wide review “When we cite that ap- Lynn Firefighters Union ed each year. of Salem Hospital’s wage proximately 1,000 em- and benefit programs. over its labor contract. One of the coaches who ployees are impacted by In addition to raising the “Still,” said Dan Dill, helped Clancy form the the wage increase, we are wage floor to $15, the hos- a former Lynn Public tournament was then-St. including in that num- pital recently increased Schools guidance counsel- Mary’s Coach Jim Tgettis. ber those whose pay also wages for more than 800 or and member of the 1969 “If you have a good needs to be adjusted to Salem Hospital nurses Connery Post 6 American friend in life, you are very maintain fairness under and is continuing to eval- Legion state champion- fortunate,” Tgettis said. the new minimum wage. It uate additional job catego- ship baseball team — “I just lost one. I think he will not apply to all other ries to ensure it remains which Clancy coached, “he was tremendously under- employees but a signifi- fair and competitive in leaves a huge footprint on appreciated as mayor.” cant number in any event.” the city.” wage and benefit compen- Salem Hospital is a But Clancy also was sation, Roberts said. Clancy came to City Hall drawn to Nipper’s oth- member of Mass General after serving 12 years “Every one of our employ- Brigham — formerly Part- er occupation — politics. ees is critical to providing on Beacon Hill: four as a The elder Clancy served ners Healthcare — a part- state representative and patients and their families nership founded Massa- as the city’s assessor, and with an exceptional expe- eight as a senator. In his at a young age, his son chusetts General Hospital first race for state rep- rience and ensuring that and Brigham and Wom- joined the political fray our organization delivers resentative, he defeated en’s Hospital. by running for City Coun- on its vital mission,” said longtime incumbent and Steve Krause can be cil and winning. In 1982, Roberts. “This is an im- former House speaker reached at skrause@item- Clancy ran for mayor portant step to show how Thomas W. McGee, whose ITEM FILE PHOTO live.com. against incumbent Anto- important they are to us.” son, Thomas M. McGee, nio Marino, and got 1,393 Clancy in the Item conference room. became mayor of Lynn. more votes than the may- in 2005, again running un- “He’d always say that as Mayor McGee, who lat- or in the primary. Howev- er succeeded Clancy both opposed. But by 2009, Mc- long as he was mayor, no er, two months later, Ma- kid would ever have to pay in the House and Senate, Manus was poised to wrest Brides are dancing rino emerged as the victor the city back. However, he a user fee in Lynn Public said there was nothing by 3,119 votes. died in July of that year, Schools, and he meant it. personal about any of it. “After the primary, some and Councilor-at-Large And he was right.” again at Peabody’s “You don’t take those of Tony’s people came to Judith Flanagan Kennedy Marsh also alluded to things personally,” McGee me and asked me if I’d mounted a signature cam- Clancy’s puckishness. said. “He ran. It was a help them organize their paign, which landed her “Anyone who knew him Smith Barn campaign. It got tense at campaign,” said Lynn at- on the November ballot. well knew his voice mes- times. But it’s politics.” torney James Carrigan. “I After a bitterly-fought sage recording was ‘Hi WEDDINGS vember. The Felton-Smith And Clancy loved his told them I would. campaign, Kennedy won this is Chip Clancy, I am From A1 Historic Site is located politics, said Lynn Com- “I respected him like I by 27 votes. at church or the library.’” just two miles from Inter- munity Development Di- respected Speaker Mc- spacious main room, state 95 and Routes 1, 128 McGee said that while Laurie Hamill, who which comfortably accom- rector James Marsh, his Gee,” said Carrigan. “They he always liked and sup- worked in his office, said and 114. former chief of staff. both understood power. I modates groups of up to The Peabody Historical ported Clancy, it wasn’t that Clancy “loved the 240 people. “He loved the art of pol- was always amazed at how until he became mayor city, his constituents, his Society’s Woodland Gar- itics and was always up quickly (Clancy) could ral- The property, at 38 dens, located behind the himself that he truly ap- friends and family. Felton St., is situated on for a good political battle,” ly people in one day.” historic Nathaniel Felton preciated this job he did. “He was determined a picturesque hilltop sur- said Marsh. “But what he By 1983, Clancy was Jr. House (directly across “He spent the majority to do what was right for rounded by 250 acres of loved most about his job back on the City Council, the street from the Smith of his life in public ser- Lynn,” she said. “His leg- orchards and conserva- was simply helping peo- and stayed there until he vice,” said McGee. “He and acy was making the right Barn), is an idyllic setting ple. Whether it was help- challenged Thomas W. Mc- tion land. I worked together on a lot decisions for the city, but Located at the Felton- for your wedding ceremo- ing someone with housing Gee in 1990. In a close pri- of important things. But not necessarily easy deci- ny. The tranquil beauty of or a job, that’s what moti- mary, McGee was declared Smith Historic Site, Smith when you have the job (of sions.” Barn is the perfect setting the Woodland Gardens is vated him. He kept a fold- the winner, but Clancy mayor) yourself, you ap- She said he wasn’t one evident year-round, from ed ‘constituent services’ won the recount. for your special day. Rich preciate some of the deci- for pomp and circum- in beauty and signifi- the perennial blooms in list in his suit jacket pock- Four years later, Sen. sions he had to make that stance, and did a good job the spring and summer to et that he would reference Walter Boverini decid- cance, the site represents much more. escaping City Hall if he more than three centuries the rich hues of the foliage every day.” ed not to seek reelection “He did what he thought saw TV news trucks. in the fall. But he also loved his of the region’s history and to his state senate seat. was right, and it wasn’t What he enjoyed most For more information, baseball, too. is home to several historic Clancy ran for it, and won. always popular,” said Mc- was running — and hors- visit peabodyhistorical. “The name ‘Clancy’ is He spent eight years in landmarks. Gee, “but he stood up for es. He was a fixture at the Ample parking is avail- org/weddings. Messina synonymous with Con- the senate before deciding those decisions.” Saratoga Race Course in able, and the first floor can be reached at 978- nery Post 6 baseball,” said to run for mayor against “I thought he was a New York during summer of the barn is wheelchair 204-6345. Dill. “When you think of Patrick J. McManus. How- strong mayor,” said Nich- sessions, and also orga- accessible. Smith Barn Thor Jourgensen can be Lynn baseball, the name ever, McManus ultimately olas Kostan, appointed by nized a golf tournament to is available for rent from reached at tjourgensen@ ‘Clancy’ is on top of the decided not to run, mak- benefit disbled jockeys. Clancy as superintendent mid-April through No- itemlive.com. list.” ing Clancy the first (and of Lynn Public Schools. “I He was an avid runner, Clancy was the oldest still only) non-incumbent enjoyed working for him and always had health son of Edward J. “Nip- candidate to become may- because you knew where foremost on his mind, Ha- per” Clancy, a legendary or. he was coming from. I mill said. baseball coach for both Clancy didn’t just win thought he was a good “’Good health’ were al- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Connery and St. Mary’s the election — he became person.” ways his departing words,” High School (among his the first mayor, under Kostan also spoke of she said. to start your players was the late Tony the city’s newly-revised Clancy’s softer side. Steve Krause can be daily subscription. Conigliaro, who played for charter, to win a four-year “He was great for the reached at skrause@item- the Red Sox). term. He won a second one kids in this city,” he said. live.com. TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

ITEM PHOTOS | JULIA HOPKINS A set recreating the kitchen from “The French Chef,” Julia Child’s beloved WGBH cooking show, was recreated inside the Armory for a new HBO Max show about her life. Cameras roll in Lynn in HBO Max’s new series, ‘Julia.’ JULIA From A1 labels and stickers, as the station produced “The French Chef” from 1963 to 1973. Filming for “Julia” be- gan in Worcester, Mass. in October of 2020; last week, the crew returned to the state to shoot scenes in Framingham. Additional scenes in the pilot episode were also filmed in Boston, Cam- bridge, Dedham, Lexing- ton, Malden, Waltham and Woburn, according to an HBO Max spokeswom- an. The set is scheduled to remain in Lynn for five days before moving to other locations around Massachusetts. Addition- al scenes in the pilot ep- isode were also filmed in Boston, Cambridge, Ded- ham, Lexington, Malden, Waltham and Woburn, an HBO Max spokeswoman told The Boston Globe. The first season will have eight episodes, but the release date is not yet known. Allysha Dunnigan can be reached at adun- [email protected]. David Hyde Pierce, of Frasier fame, wears a face shield while speaking with co-stars on the set of “Julia.” Lynn School Committee member Saugus approves runs marathon for Class of 2021 $97.3M budget CASTELLANOS Avenue halfway through He emphasized how im- marily consist of a one- BUDGET Town Meeting did not From A1 his 26.64 mile journey, portant this scholarship page essay explaining how From A1 finish all warrant articles where he met up with his program is to him and the COVID-19 affected the ap- by print deadline. Check Thompson said. braving the heat Saturday father and was given an students involved, saying plicants. itemlive.com for updates. The new columbarium as he ran through down- American Flag to carry for that it means so much to Castellanos said they Tréa Lavery can be town Lynn, Pine Hill, Wy- the rest of his run. give back and spread pos- will probably award schol- will be built next to the reached at tlavery@item- oma Square, the beach To try to avoid peak tem- itivity. arships in the amount of current one. live.com. and other neighborhoods peratures on the 90-de- Through this scholar- $500. He added that he throughout the city. gree day, Castellanos be- ship, Castellanos appoint- has now raised more than Many friends and family Selling a house? gan running at 5 a.m. He ed three seniors from $7,000, and is still accept- met Castellanos at vari- Buying a house? said he was nervous about Lynn’s public schools to ing donations through his ous locations throughout getting heat stroke, so he serve as ambassadors to GoFundMe page and via his run, encouraging him Find out what properties aimed a lot of his focus the scholarship: Carlos check. Checks can be made and showing their sup- recently sold in your area. on staying hydrated and Prudencio (English), Sail- out to the Lynn Business port, some even running a or Brinkler (Classical) keeping his composure Education Foundation, Check out couple miles with him. while preserving energy. and Brian Lopez (Lynn whom Castellanos said “I want to extend my “I had to maintain my Vocational Technical In- the Real Estate page has been a “phenomenal deepest gratitude for all mental toughness to get stitute). in Saturday’s paper. of the support I had out through it,” Castellanos The ambassadors will partner” during this pro- there (today),” Castellanos said. work with Castellanos cess. Checks can be sent said after he completed He also credited the hard in the upcoming months to 693 Western Ave. Unit his run. “It was a treach- work and resilience of the to create an application 402, Lynn, MA 01905. erous day, but my desire to students in the Class of process and eligibility re- Castellanos said dona- keep my word was much 2021 for motivating him quirements for the schol- tions will be open for the greater.” to push through. arship. next couple of weeks. He He said hearing people “All of the students They will work along- plans to announce the beep and yell in support are awesome in so many side Castellanos to pro- names of scholarship re- as he ran was one thing ways,” he said. “I’m in- vide suggestions and ideas cipients by the end of July that kept him going. spired by them. I can’t as to how the scholarship or early August. Spring Cleanups The School Committee leave my house without will best benefit those who Allysha Dunnigan can and member also stopped at wanting to put in work for apply. be reached at adunnigan@ the firehouse on Western these kids.” Applications will pri- itemlive.com. Tree Removal and Superintendent issues early release Dog Waste Removal for Lynn schools due to extreme heat Low Rates By Allysha Dunnigan Ingalls, Sisson and Wash- nical Vocational Institute, programs at Brickett, Call • 877-688-7667 ITEM STAFF ington elementary schools Fecteau-Leary Junior/Se- Cobbet, Connery, Drewicz, will be dismissed at 10:45 nior High School, and Mar- Harrington, Washington LYNN — Superinten- a.m. shall and Pickering middle and Lynn Tech will go from dent of Schools Dr. Pat- Aborn, Brickett, Cob- schools will be dismissed 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. $2.29 rick Tutwiler announced on Monday that the dis- bet, Connery, Hood, Lin- at 11:45 a.m. The special education PAYLESS OIL trict will follow a half-day coln-Thomson, Lynn The staggered special ed- programs at Classical, schedule on Tuesday due Woods, Sewell-Anderson, ucation programs at Calla- English, Breed, Marshall, All Cities and Towns to extreme heat. Shoemaker and Tracy ele- han, Fallon, Hood, Ingalls, Pickering and Shoemaker No Minimum. Senior & Veteran Discounts. There will be no after- mentary schools and Breed Lincoln-Thomson, Lynn will go from 9:15 a.m. to noon classes for pre-K and Middle School will be re- Woods, Sisson and Fecte- 12:15 p.m. kindergarten. leased at 11:15 a.m. au-Leary will be in school Allysha Dunnigan can 1-800-698-6313 Callahan, Drewicz, Fal- Classical and English from 7:45 to 10:45 a.m. be reached at adunnigan@ lon, Ford, Harrington, high schools, Lynn Tech- The special education itemlive.com. Price subject to change A8 TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021 LOOK! Best Friends Day, Jelly-Filled Doughnut Day, World Oceans Day, Upsy Daisy Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Swampscott native to direct mediation center By Tréa Lavery degree in both political ITEM STAFF science and Near Eastern studies from Yale Univer- SWAMPSCOTT — Han- sity. nah Bowen has been ap- Founded in 1994, the pointed executive director North Shore Community of the North Shore Com- Mediation Center is a non- munity Mediation Center, profit part of a network of succeeding current Exec- 12 community mediation utive Director Cynthia centers in the state. Its McClorey, who is retir- staff and 43 trained vol- ing. unteer mediators provide Bowen, who grew up in family mediation and me- Swampscott and now lives diation for court-referred in Beverly, was previously small claims, landlord/ the director of events and tenant disputes, work- communications at the place conflicts and neigh- Intentional Endowments borhood disputes at low or Network, according to her Swampscott native no cost to residents. LinkedIn profile. Hannah Bowen has They also work in local She is also a current can- been appointed exec- schools to deliver conflict didate for city councilor utive director of the resolution training and at-large in Beverly. North Shore Commu- peer mediation programs Bowen has also served in nity Mediation Center. for young people. the Peace Corps in Ghana To learn more about the and has worked at sever- Center’s services, visit ns- She holds a master’s ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS al international and local mediation.org. nonprofit organizations in degree in public adminis- Tréa Lavery can be John Tomasz is Lynnfield’s tree warden and the director of its both Washington, D.C. and tration from Harvard Uni- reached at tlavery@item- Department of Public Works. Tomasz stands in the center of the the Boston area. versity and a bachelor’s live.com. town’s common, a tree-filled haven where the DPW has organized a wide range of improvements. Mariah Carey decries media Lynnfield tree warden’s report of feud with Jay-Z By Michael Ordoña “Hov” is a reference to phatic denial, typical fan bark bigger than bite TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE one of the rapper and hip- reactions were joyous, By Daniel Kane guessed it — trees. More specifically, hop mega-mogul‘s many with “so happy to hear Reports of an “explosive” ITEM STAFF it’s about identifying defects and spot- nicknames: “Hova,” for that queen” and “We knew meeting between Mariah ting trees that are on the way out and “J-Hova,” a play on the it was fake queen!” among LYNNFIELD — The massive pine Carey and Jay-Z have could pose a risk. Hebrew word for God. the tweet s. tree has been overlooking the town struck a sour note with “It’s easy to see a tree that’s rotted,” The Sun had reported One wrote, “Mariah, I common for decades now. It’s seen bet- Tomasz said. “But in a lot of cases you’d the multiplatinum diva, Friday that Carey, who ter days, but still stands strong after who fought back against don’t even waste my time say a tree looks pretty healthy and then, has been with Jay-Z’s all this time — and for that reason, when it comes down to it, you don’t re- days’ worth of rumors with neither believing these management company, despite a few local groans, John To- alize how bad it really was. Since I’ve a blistering tweet Monday. tabloids nor fueling their Roc Nation, for more than masz has always left it be. been here, the interesting part is seeing “The only ‘explosive’ sit- nonsense, but I can’t deny Tomasz prefers to work with proper- three years, had “sensa- trees come down that you can’t believe I love when you come and ty owners to get trees trimmed or cut uation I’d ever ‘get into’ tionally quit” after a “blaz- they did and others where you can’t be- put them in their places # down rather than turn to town regula- with Hov is a creative tan- ing row between the two lieve they’re still standing.” POW” tions to enforce tree safety standards. gent, such as our #1 song music superstars.” The town common happens to be the Carey’s next announced Tree Warden is just one of the town ‘Heartbreaker’!! The report quoted a public work of which Tomasz is most government hats To the people who “source close to the situ- project is a single, “Some- proud. Today Tomasz wears. He make up these lies I say ation” as saying the two what Loved,” with the on the common is also Lynnfield’s ‘Poof! —Vamoose, sono- had “an explosive meeting iconic production duo of you’ll see plenty public works fa*****’!,” Carey tweeted, Jimmy Jam and Terry ‘The state recognized of new trees — that did not go well at all” (DPW) director, including a clip from the Lewis for the upcoming and Carey would “formal- and his warden a couple of years ago that and plenty of tree “Jam & Lewis: Volume 1.” video of the pair’s 1999 ly depart in the next few duties put him in you’re essentially appointing diversity. That’s collaboration, “Heart- weeks.” Distributed by Tribune no accident. charge of main- DPW directors to do a job breaker.” Following Carey’s em- Content Agency, LLC. taining trees on “We recently public ground. where they might not know a took down some “Some towns, whole lot about trees. So they (defected) trees like a city like in the common Local news on your doorstep Cambridge, will started offering this course and planted four have an arbor- where they teach people like more,” Tomasz said. “Whenev- ist who is their me how to recognize defects in tree warden,” er we take down said Tomasz, who trees and types of trees just to trees we try to worked in the cit- protect the public.’ put down new ies of Cambridge trees. Of course, and Salem’s what happens public works de- ­— John Tomasz in a lot of these partments before old towns in the landing in town old days is they five years ago. planted 2,000 of “In most towns it kind of falls upon the same trees. the DPW director. They’re assumed Now you have 2,000 trees that are all to be the tree warden until otherwise the same age and have the same dis- told. This happened to be the case eases and go down around the same here.” time. We try to be more diverse now.” That hasn’t always been the smart- That diversity in greenery also gives est way to do things, but a six-week areas around town a more colorful class sponsored by the state’s Depart- look, too. The DPW manages five cem- Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. ment of Conservation & Recreation eteries, parks at every school — even has made the whole job a lot easier the turf fields — playgrounds and 50% off your rst month of home delivery for officials like Tomasz. other areas around town. “The state recognized a couple of The experience so far has been a posi- when you use coupon code daiyitem years ago that you’re essentially ap- tive one for Tomasz and his crew. pointing DPW directors to do a job “I’ve been able to get a lot done here at checkout at www.itemlive.com where they might not know a whole that I couldn’t have in other places be- lot about trees,” he said. “So they cause the support has been so good,” To- started offering this course where masz said. “From the selectmen to the they teach people like me how to rec- town administrator, finance committee ognize defects in trees and types of and the residents. It’s been great.” trees just to protect the public.” Dan Kane can be reached at dkane@ Offer available to new subscribers only That course is all about — you itemlive.com.

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Cold Warm Stationary Last 3...... $107 Last 3...... $120 Pressure H L High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice JUNE 8 JUNE 15 TODAY TOMORROW THURSDAY <-10 -0s0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110+ Weather|High 91, Low 69 Weather|High 83, Low 65 Weather|High 71, Low 56 NATIONAL SUMMARY: A mosaic of showers and thunderstorms will extend from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes and New England today. The most concentrated and heaviest storms are anticipated over the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. A few gusty storms are forecast to roll across the interior Northwest with a new cooling trend. Gusty winds and lightning may start fires. ©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021 St. Mary’s beats Fenwick for sixth straight win 77 pitches to get through also only muster three hits, BASEBALL the outing, allowing one with Scott Emerson going By Mike Alongi unearned run on three hits 2-for-3 and Alex Gonzalez ITEM SPORTS EDITOR with seven strikeouts and going 1-for-3. no walks. It was Fenwick that PEABODY — The St. The Spartans were only struck rst in this one, Mary’s baseball team able to scatter three hits in taking advantage of a St. didn’t make it easy, but the win, with two of them Mary’s mistake in the bot- the Spartans used some coming from the bat of tom of the rst inning. Af- late-inning magic to grind Terence Moynihan — who ter Emerson singled with out a 2-1 win over Catholic turned out to make the one out and advanced to Central League rival Bish- deciding play of the game. second on a elder’s choice, op Fenwick on the road Lucas Fritz also added a Costa Beechin ground- Monday afternoon. hit in the win. ed into what should have With the victory, the Fenwick also got a strong been the inning-ending Spartans have now won pitching performance, with out. But a elding error by six straight games. sophomore Anthony Mari- the Spartans kept the play It was an impressive no going the distance and alive, and Emerson was day on the mound for St. allowing two unearned able to race around and Mary’s freshman Eric runs on three hits with score to make it 1-0 Cru- ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Bridges, who tossed a com- eight strikeouts and two saders. St. Mary’s freshman Eric Bridges got the win on the mound against plete game to earn the vic- walks. Bishop Fenwick Monday. tory. Bridges only needed The Crusaders’ bats could ST. MARY’S, B2 Bishop Fenwick tops St. Mary’s in overtime

have some resiliency and bought into our culture BOYS LACROSSE step and win here. we’re building and the la- By Daniel Kane “I think once we went crosse that we’re playing. ITEM STAFF down 4-0, it was a little bit He’s been such a great the coaching staff getting team leader.” LYNN — It took every on them and being a lit- St. Mary’s had their run, second and an overtime, tle bit loud,” Driscoll said. mostly thanks to Zach but the Bishop Fen- “But sometimes when it Barden — who scored a wick boys lacrosse team gets in your face and it’s game-high six goals and stepped up in a big way straight onto a high school was honored as the Spar- Monday to take down kid, that’s the best way. Our tans’ lone senior before Catholic Central League kids really responded.” the game. Jackson Field rival St. Mary’s 15-14 at Manning Field. Anthony had four to- had two goals, while Sam The Crusaders rallied tal goals in the game, York, Seamus Foley, Max from four goals down as did Stefano Fabiano Field, Harrison Kinne and three times before Aiden and Manny Alvarez-Se- Colin Martin each scored Anthony scored the game gee. Liam Hill added two one goal. winner to capture Fen- goals, while Anthony Sas- The Spartans also got ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS their looks, with Barden wick’s eighth win in nine so had one. Peabody’s Anthony Bettencourt, right, had team-high four goals in “Aiden transferred from ending regulation on a games. Monday’s shutout win over Saugus. “This rivalry transcends Malden Catholic last possession and St. Mary’s sports with the schools,” year,” Driscoll said. “I’m starting overtime with the Fenwick coach Steve super proud of him and ball. Driscoll said. “It’s nice to super happy he’s able to Peabody blanks Saugus be able to come back and excel with us. He’s really FENWICK, B2 on Senior Night

and two assists, while quarter, Peabody was able BOYS LACROSSE Madden had two goals and to take a 4-0 lead into the By Mike Alongi two assists and Ell scored rst break. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR two goals. Lucas had one The offense remained goal and one assist, while hot in the second quarter, PEABODY — The Pea- Padios, Carpenter, Pursell, with the Tanners rattling body boys lacrosse team Cam Collins, Tyler Kalloo off seven goals in a 10-min- celebrated its seniors in and Matthew Betten- ute span to blow the game a big way Monday night, court each scored one goal. open. Ell scored two goals rolling to a 16-0 win over Buckley and Izzo each had in the stretch, while An- Northeastern Conference one assist. Goalie Derek thony Bettencourt, Mad- foe Saugus on its home Patturelli scored one goal den, Kalloo, Carpenter and turf at Coley Lee Field. Pursell each netted one The Tanners raced out and also made ve saves to an 11-0 lead in the rst in the win. goal. At halftime, Peabody half and never looked back. The highlight of the led 11-0. Prior to the game, the night for Saugus was ju- The Tanners rounded Tanners honored their nior goalie Kevin McMas- out the scoring in the sec- group of 11 seniors — ter, who worked hard to ond half with goals from Drew Lucas, Tristan Ell, nish with 16 saves. Madden, Lucas, Collins Anthony Bettencourt, The Tanners got off to and Matthew Bettencourt Keenan Madden, Sam a quick start in this one, before Patturelli put the Izzo, Nick Vecchio, Jack scoring less than two min- exclamation point on the Houlden, Luke Buckley, utes into the game off the night with a goal of his Brady Carpenter, Jona- stick of Anthony Betten- own after making a save than Padios and Matthew court — who then went and sprinting the length of Pursell — for their con- on to score two more goals the eld to score. tributions to the program over the next six minutes Saugus (1-9) hosts over the years. of play. After Padios found Gloucester Thursday ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Anthony Bettencourt led the back of the net with a (4:30). Bishop Fenwick’s Aiden Anthony scored a game-winning overtime goal the offensive charge for little more than two min- Peabody (9-2) travels to to lift the Crusaders over St. Mary’s Monday. Peabody with four goals utes to play in the rst Masconomet Thursday (4). Peabody remains unbeaten on Senior Day

Peabody (12-0) hosts BASEBALL SCHOOL ROUNDUP Marblehead Wednesday Gloucester 5, By Daniel Kane (4). Marblehead 4 ITEM STAFF SOFTBALL Marblehead out hit Marblehead 10, Gloucester nine to eight The Peabody softball Masconomet 0 despite the loss. Shane team celebrated Senior Pitcher Lauren Dono- Keough laced a solo home Day by staying undefeat- van gave up one hit and run in the seventh while ed in a tight 3-2 home win struck out eight to lead Charlie Titus and Godot against Saugus Monday the Magicians. Abby Gaskins each had two night. Schawartz did her part hits. Gina Terrazzano had the as well, going 3-for-4 at Albino Neto started for big bat for the Tanners, the plate with four RBI. the Magicians but strug- lacing a two-run home Jolie Quintana had two gled early and gave up ve run in the fourth inning to RBI as did Madi Monah- earned runs. Junior Bjorn power Peabody to the win. an who had a great day Pluss pitched two innings Abby Bettencourt also defensively as well. Ame- allowing one hit with two hit a solo home run in the lia Rogers (2-for-3) and strikeouts. win. Bettencourt pitched Maeve Sogoloff (2-for-4) The Magicians (10-3) are ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS all seven innings, allowing also played well. at Salem Wednesday (4). two hits and a walk and Marblehead (5-5) is at Peabody’s Abby Bettencourt hit a solo home run and got the win on the striking out seven. Peabody Wednesday (4). ROUNDUP, B2 mound for Peabody Monday. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Baseball Baseball Matignon at St. Mary’s (4) Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (4) Marblehead at Salem (4) English at Somerville (4) Saugus at Beverly (4:30) Tech at Mystic Valley (4:30) Winthrop at Peabody (7) Softball Softball Somerville at English (4) Classical at Malden (3:30) Tech at Mystic Valley (4:30) Pentucket at Lynnfield (3:45) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (4) Boys Lacrosse Marblehead at Peabody (4) Lynnfield at North Reading (4) Winthrop at Salem (4) Catholic Memorial at St. John’s Prep Danvers at Classical (7) (5:30) Boys Lacrosse Swampscott at Winthrop (6) Bishop Fenwick at Austin Prep (4) St. Mary’s at Matignon (TBD) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (7) Girls Lacrosse Girls Lacrosse Austin Prep at Bishop Fenwick (4) Peabody at Saugus (4) Matignon at St. Mary’s (5) North Reading at Lynnfield (7) Boys Tennis Boys Volleyball Arlington Catholic at Bishop Fenwick St. John’s Prep at Catholic Memorial (3:30) (5:30) Manchester-Essex at Lynnfield (3:45) Boys Tennis Beverly at Swampscott (4) Lowell Catholic at St. Mary’s (3:30) Girls Tennis North Reading at Lynnfield (4) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (3:30) Beverly at Marblehead (4) Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic Somerville at English (4) (3:30) Lynnfield at Manchester-Essex Girls Tennis (3:45) Lynnfield at North Reading (4) Swampscott at Beverly (4) English at Somerville (4) Track Marblehead at Beverly (4) North Reading at Lynnfield (4) English, Chelsea at Revere (4) Track Beverly at Marblehead (4) Winthrop at Saugus (4) Masconomet at Peabody (4) KIPP at Tech (4) Salem at Swampscott (4)

TV/RADIO

Baseball 7:10 p.m...... Houston at Boston ...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 Washington at Tampa Bay ...... FS1 10 p.m...... Chicago Cubs at San Diego ...... MLB Network Pro basketball 7:30 p.m...... Atlanta at Philadelphia ...... TNT 10 p.m...... LA Clippers at Utah ...... TNT WNBA: Dallas at Phoenix ...... CBSSN Pro hockey 6:30 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Carolina ...... NBCSN 9 p.m...... Vegas at Colorado ...... NBCSN College softball 7:30 p.m...... World Series (Game 2) ...... ESPN Tennis 12 a.m...... French Open (quarterfinals) ...... Tennis 6 a.m...... French Open (quarterfinals) ...... Tennis

NHL PLAYOFFS

SECOND ROUND THURSDAY ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS (Best-of-7) x-Carolina at Tampa Bay, TBA (x-if necessary) St. Mary’s Terence Moynihan scored the game-winning run to help lift the Spartans over Fen- Colorado at Vegas, 9 p.m. wick Monday. MONDAY FRIDAY N.Y. Islanders 5, Boston 4 x-N.Y. Islanders at Boston, TBA Winnipeg at Montreal, 8 p.m. x-Winnipeg at Montreal, TBA TUESDAY Tampa Bay at Carolina, 6:30 p.m. SATURDAY Vegas at Colorado, 9 p.m. x-Tampa Bay at Carolina, TBA St. Mary’s baseball beats rival WEDNESDAY x-Vegas at Colorado, TBA Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY x-Montreal at Winnipeg, TBA x-Montreal at Winnipeg, TBA Fenwick for sixth straight win NBA PLAYOFFS ST. MARY’S error, tying the score at a move. It was Moynihan ahead run. SECOND ROUND Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 7:30 From B1 1-1. providing the spark once Bridges then took that (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) FRIDAY And there the score re- again, leading off the in- momentum to the mound MONDAY Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. But St. Mary’s answered mained. Both Bridges and ning with a double. Mari- in the bottom of the sev- Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Denver, 10 p.m. right back. Moynihan Marino settled into a real no was able to get two outs enth, retiring the side in Denver at Phoenix, 10 p.m. opened the inning with a groove on the mound, al- after that, but then Bridg- order to seal the victory. SATURDAY single and then stole sec- though both teams threat- es stepped into the box Fenwick (8-8) hosts Aus- TUESDAY Utah at L.A. Clippers, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. ond base to get into scor- ened with a runner on and hit a line drive that tin Prep Thursday (4). L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. SUNDAY ing position. After Fritz third base in their respec- knocked off the glove of St. Mary’s (12-5) has a WEDNESDAY Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 3 p.m. singled to left eld, Moyni- tive halves of the third in- the Fenwick rst baseman quick turnaround with Denver at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. MONDAY han was able to come all ning. and bounded into right a home game against THURSDAY Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. the way around to score Finally, in the top of the eld, allowing Moynihan Matignon Tuesday after- L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10 p.m. from second on a Fenwick seventh, St. Mary’s made to come around for the go- noon (4). MLB Bishop Fenwick boys lacrosse AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 38 23 .623 _ New York 29 23 .558 _ Boston 37 23 .617 ½ Atlanta 28 29 .491 3½ Toronto 30 27 .526 6 Philadelphia 28 30 .483 4 tops St. Mary’s in overtime New York 31 29 .517 6½ Washington 24 32 .429 7 Baltimore 21 38 .356 16 Miami 25 34 .424 7½ Central Division Central Division Fenwick nally woke up few unsuccessful posses- Barden and Domeniconi W L Pct GB W L Pct GB FENWICK Chicago 36 23 .610 _ Chicago 33 26 .559 _ From B1 after a timeout and came sions, things headed to a are absolute studs. Prob- Cleveland 31 26 .544 4 Milwaukee 33 26 .559 _ all the way back to tie four-minute overtime. ably the better players in Kansas City 29 28 .509 6 St. Louis 31 29 .517 2½ Detroit 24 35 .407 12 Cincinnati 28 29 .491 4 “It’s a possession game,” things up at 5-5 thanks That’s where goalie the CCL. That’s what’s so Minnesota 24 35 .407 12 Pittsburgh 23 35 .397 9½ St. Mary’s coach Josh to a goal from Fabiano to George Kostolias stepped great about our league, is West Division West Division start the second quarter. up. The senior made saves when you step on the eld W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Field said. “I think the Oakland 35 26 .574 _ San Francisco 37 22 .627 _ momentum swung at But St. Mary’s bounced on shots by Barden and you’re going to get a game Houston 33 26 .559 1 San Diego 36 25 .590 2 halftime at least at the back, powered by two Kinne before the Crusad- like that.” Seattle 30 31 .492 5 Los Angeles 34 25 .576 3 goals each from Barden ers gained possession. St. Both teams will see each Los Angeles 27 32 .458 7 Colorado 24 36 .400 13½ center (of the eld) on fa- Texas 23 38 .377 12 Arizona 20 41 .328 18 and Jackson Field to take Mary’s goalie Daniel Do- other again sooner rather ceoffs. That gave them a a 9-6 lead into the half. meniconi made one stop than later in the quarter - Monday’s Games (Martínez 3-5), 8:15 p.m. few more possessions and It took the Crusaders all but didn’t have a chance nal round of the CCL Cup Boston 5, Miami 3 Kansas City (Bubic 1-0) at L.A. obviously they have some the way until the fourth on Anthony’s goal, which Friday (7) at Manning Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 9:38 Angels (Heaney 3-3), 9:38 p.m. really good players and p.m. Arizona (Duplantier 0-1) at Oakland quarter to battle back lifted Fenwick to victory Field. Tuesday’s Games (Bassitt 5-2), 9:40 p.m. great athletes. Fabiano is again. Alvarez-Segee prac- with 2:29 to go in over- Before then, Fenwick N.Y. Mets (Peterson 1-4) at Balti- Wednesday’s Games quite the player.” tically took over the game, time. (8-4) is at Austin Prep more (Zimmermann 3-3), 7:05 p.m. San Francisco at Texas, 2:05 p.m. St. Mary’s started light- scoring a trio of goals in “At halftime I think it Wednesday (4). St. Mary’s Houston (Valdez 1-0) at Boston Arizona at Oakland, 3:37 p.m. (Pérez 4-2), 7:10 p.m. ning fast thanks to a pair was 9-6 and it was de - N.Y. Mets at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. the fourth and putting (9-4) has a gauntlet of Seattle (Gonzales 1-3) at Detroit Houston at Boston, 7:10 p.m. of goals from Barden and Fenwick on top 14-13. nitely an absolute battle games this week start- (Boyd 2-6), 7:10 p.m. Seattle at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. one each from Foley and Barden evened things the entire way,” Driscoll ing Tuesday (7) at home Washington (Lester 0-2) at Tampa Bay (Glasnow 4-2), 7:10 p.m. Washington at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. York. up with a goal and after a said. “Jackson Fields, against Austin Prep. San Francisco (Wood 5-3) at Texas N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 (Lyles 2-4), 8:05 p.m. p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Montgomery 3-1) at Toronto at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 Minnesota (Pineda 3-3), 8:10 p.m. p.m. Toronto (Ray 3-2) at Chicago White Cleveland at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. St. John’s Prep baseball cruises Sox (Rodón 5-2), 8:10 p.m. Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 9:38 Cleveland (Bieber 6-3) at St. Louis p.m.

TODAY IN SPORTS past Catholic Memorial

June 8 1986 — Larry Bird scores 29 points to ROUNDUP Avery Laundry despite beth Driscoll had four WRESTLING 1935 — Omaha, ridden by Willis Saun- lead the Boston Celtics to a 114-97 vic- From B1 the loss. saves. St. John’s Prep ders, becomes the third horse to win tory over the Houston Rockets and their St. Mary’s hosts Marblehead (7-3) is at The National High School the Triple Crown by capturing the Bel- 16th NBA title. mont Stakes with a 1½-length victory 1990 — The “Indomitable Lions” of St. John’s Prep 10, Matignon Wednesday (5). Peabody Saturday (10). Coaches Association has over Firethron. Cameroon pull off one of the greatest Catholic Memorial 3 Fenwick hosts Austin GIRLS TENNIS released its Academic 1950 — Boston beats the St. Louis upsets in soccer history, 1-0 over The Eagles were led at Prep Wednesday (4). Marblehead 4, All-American (AAA) team Browns 29-4 at Fenway Park, and the defending champion Argentina in the the plate by Pat D’Amico Marblehead 16, Saugus 1 for 2021 and six Prep wres- Red Sox set six major league records: first game of the World Cup. Gloucester 0 most runs scored by one team; most 1991 — Warren Schutte, a UNLV sopho- who had three RBI and Freshman Maddie Con- tlers made the cut. Nick long hits in a game with 17 (nine dou- more from South Africa, shoots a two runs scored. Peyton Hadley Wales had a big lon stepped up in third Curley (four-time AAA), bles, one triple and seven homers); 5-under 67 to become the first for- game with three goals, Palladino added two RBI singles with a 6-3, 6-3 win Adam Schaeublin (two-time most total bases with 60; most extra eign-born player to win the NCAA Divi- three assists and three and Tess Keaney won sec- and three runs while AAA) and Rawson Iwanicki bases on long hits with 32; most runs sion I golf championship. Nicholas Solitro had two ground balls. Maddie Er- ond singles (6-1, 6-3). for two games with 49 (20 a day earli- 2000 — Mike Modano deflects Brett (two-time AAA) all received RBI and one run. Chris skine (two assists), Molly Emily Clough and Lau- er); and most hits in two games with Hull’s shot at 6:21 of the third overtime, the honor again along with 51. ending the longest scoreless overtime Durks and Quinn Perkins Forbes (two assists, two ren Podgur (6-1, 6-0) and 1958 — Mickey Wright beats Fay Crock- game in Stanley Cup finals history and each had one RBI. ground balls) and Abby Ava Ullian and Leah Saul- Tyler Knox, Alex Schaeub- er by six strokes to win the LPGA Cham- helping the Dallas Stars beat the New GIRLS LACROSSE Kalinowski (one assist) nier (6-1, 6-0) swept dou- lin and Trevor Fecko. pionship. Jersey Devils 1-0 in Game 5. To be nominated, students 1980 — Sally Little wins the LPGA 2005 — Freshman Samantha Findlay Bishop Fenwick 18, also had three goals bles play. Championship by three strokes over hits a three-run homer in the 10th inning St. Mary’s 6 each. Gigi Lombardi had Marblehead (9-2) is at must have a minimum 3.6 Jane Blalock. to lead Michigan to a 4-1 win over UCLA The Spartans got four two goals and two ground Beverly Tuesday (4). GPA and a state medal in 1985 — Creme Fraiche, ridden by Eddie for its first NCAA softball title. Michigan goals from Hannah Cole- balls while Lucy Wales Saugus’ lone win came their careers. This year’s six Maple, becomes the first gelding to win is the first team from east of the Missis- the Belmont Stakes, beating Stephan’s sippi River to win the national champion- man and one each from and Fehr Gillett each from Lanna Queiroz (6-2, honorees bring the Eagles Odyssey by a half-length. ship. Makayla McGrath and scored one goal. Eliza- 6-1). all-time total to 84. TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Dozens of community members march in Minneapolis for Winston Boogie Smith Jr., who was fatally shot by members of a U.S. Marshals task force several days earlier. Minneapolis sees more protests after man killed by deputies

ASSOCIATED PRESS day evening in response arrests stemming from he was inside a parked ve- harassed by police. They ized buildings and stole to Thursday’s fatal shoot- Sunday’s protests. A police hicle. Members of the U.S. are demanding transpar- from businesses. MINNEAPOLIS — Pro- ing of 32-year-old Winston spokesman said he didn’t Marshals Fugitive Task ency in the investigation The fatal shooting comes testers took to the streets Boogie Smith Jr. in Min- have any details Monday Force were trying to ar- and have asked that any- as Minneapolis has been for a fourth consecutive neapolis’ Uptown neigh- morning. rest him on a warrant for one who might have video on edge since the death night in Minneapolis over borhood. Officers stood Authorities said Friday allegedly being a felon in footage to come forward. of George Floyd just over the shooting death of a watch during the demon- that Smith was wanted possession of a gun. Earlier protests over the a year ago, and the fatal Black man by members of strations. on a weapons violation Family and friends de- weekend led to arrests. shooting of Daunte Wright a U.S. Marshals task force. There were no immedi- and fired a gun before two scribed Smith as a father The night after the shoot- by an officer in nearby Crowds marched Sun- ate reports of injuries or deputies shot him while of three who was often ing, some people vandal- Brooklyn Center in April. Supreme Court has rules against immigrants with temporary status By Mark Sherman illegally and were given came to the U.S. for hu- home country. ASSOCIATED PRESS humanitarian protections manitarian reasons have People from 11 other were ever “admitted” into lived in the country for countries are similarly WASHINGTON — A the United States under many years, given birth to protected. They are: Haiti, unanimous Supreme immigration law. American citizens and put Honduras, Myanmar, Ne- Court ruled Monday that Kagan wrote that they down roots in the U.S. pal, Nicaragua, Somalia, thousands of people living were not. “The TPS pro- Federal courts around in the U.S. for humanitar- South Sudan, Sudan, Syr- gram gives foreign nation- the country had come to ia, Venezuela and Yemen. ian reasons are ineligible als nonimmigrant status, conflicting decisions about Monday’s decision does to apply to become perma- but it does not admit them. whether the grant of not affect immigrants with nent residents. So the conferral of TPS TPS status was, by itself, TPS who initially entered PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Justice Elena Kagan does not make an unlaw- enough to enable an immi- wrote for the court that ful entrant...eligible” for a grant to try to obtain per- the U.S. legally and then, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, federal immigration law green card, she wrote. manent residency. say, overstayed their visa, D-N.Y., speaks to reporters after final votes go- prohibits people who en- The House of Represen- Former President Don- Kagan noted. Because ing into the Memorial Day recess, at the Capi- tered the country illegally tatives already has passed ald Trump tried to cancel those people were legally tol in Washington. and now have Temporary legislation that would the program for many im- admitted to the country Protected Status from make it possible for TPS migrants, stoking fear they and later were given hu- seeking “green cards” to recipients to become per- could be sent back to their manitarian protections, Democrats face remain in the country per- manent residents, Kagan homelands where they ha- they can seek to become manently. noted. The bill faces uncer- ven’t lived in many years. permanent residents. The designation applies tain prospects in the Sen- “All of these families that Also on Monday, the to people who come from ate. are established in the Unit- court: divisive new countries ravaged by war President Joe Biden ed States and have lived — Declined to hear a or disaster. It protects has said he supports the in our communities for challenge to the require- them from deportation and change in the law. But his decades faced a very real ment that only men regis- allows them to work legal- administration, like the threat,” said Lisa Koop, a agenda choices ter for the draft when they ly. There are 400,000 peo- Trump administration, lawyer with the National turn 18. finding is that it looks like ple from 12 countries with argued that current immi- Immigrant Justice Center By Lisa Mascaro — Agreed to hear a case ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington as usual.” TPS status. gration law doesn’t permit who also teaches at Notre The summer work peri- The outcome in a case people who entered the Dame’s law school. in which the Biden admin- WASHINGTON — Brac- od is traditionally among involving a couple from El country illegally to apply In 2001, the U.S. gave istration wants to halt a ing for political trouble, the busiest for Congress, Salvador who have been for permanent residency. Salvadoran migrants le- lawsuit over FBI surveil- Senate Majority Leader but Democrats are grow- in the U.S. since the 1990s On the other side were gal protection to remain lance of Muslims in Cali- Chuck Schumer warned ing wary because time is turned on whether people immigrant groups that in the U.S. after a series fornia because it could re- Democratic colleagues running out for Biden to who entered the country argued many people who of earthquakes in their veal “state secrets.” that June will “test our re- negotiate a sweeping in- solve” as senators return frastructure package and Monday to consider infra- other priorities are pil- Jeff Bezos riding his own rocket in July structure, voting rights ing up undone. The days and other stalled-out pri- ahead are often seen as a By Michelle journey and make it even orities at a crucial moment last chance at legislating Chapman and more “meaningful.” in Congress. before the August recess Marcia Dunn The flight will official- Six months into the and the start of campaigns ASSOCIATED PRESS ly kick off Blue Origin’s party’s hold on Wash- for next year’s elections. space tourism business. ington, with Joe Biden Schumer, in setting the Jeff Bezos will ride his The company has yet to in the White House and agenda, is challenging sen- own rocket into space next start selling tickets to the Democrats controlling the ators to prepare to make month, joining the first public or even to announce House and Senate, there is tough choices. But he is crew to fly in a Blue Ori- a ticket price for the short a gloomy uncertainty over also facing a test of his own gin capsule. trips, which provide about their ability to make gains ability to lead the big-tent The Amazon founder three minutes of weight- on campaign promises. party through a volatile announced Monday he lessness. The capsule can As Democrats strain to period of shifting priorities will launch July 20 from hold six people, each with deliver on Biden’s agenda, and tactics in the after- Texas along with his fire- their own large window. the limits of bipartisan- math of the Trump era and fighter brother Mark. Also The company hasn’t said ship in the 50-50 Senate the Capitol insurrection. making the 10-minute up- who might occupy the re- are increasingly clear: While Democratic sena- and-down hop will be the maining three seats on the Talks over an infrastruc- tors have been generating highest bidder in a charity debut passenger flight. ture package are teeter- goodwill by considering bi- auction. Virgin Galactic’s Rich- ing, though Biden is set to partisan bills in the even- Bezos is stepping down ard Branson also plans FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS confer again Monday with ly split Senate, they face as Amazon’s CEO on July to launch aboard his own the lead GOP negotiator, mounting pressure from 5 — just 15 days before rocket later this year, after Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos speaks during and an ambitious elections voters who put them in of- liftoff — to spend more one more test flight over his news conference at the National Press overhaul bill is essen- fice to fight harder for leg- time on his space compa- New Mexico. SpaceX’s in Washington. tially dead now that Sen. islation that Republicans ny as well as his newspa- Elon Musk — who’s trans- The company’s launch May to announce an on- per, The Washington Post. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., are determined to block ported 10 astronauts to and landing site is in re- line auction for a seat on His stake in Amazon is announced his opposition with the filibuster. Dem- the International Space mote west Texas, 120 the flight — the 60th an- Sunday. ocrats in the evenly split currently worth $164 bil- Station and already sold miles southeast of El Paso niversary of the first U.S. “We need to move the Senate hold the majority lion. private flights — has yet and close to the Mexican spaceflight by Mercury ball,” said Yvette Simp- because Vice President “To see the Earth from to commit to a spaceflight. border. After the capsule astronaut Alan Shepard, son, CEO of Democracy for Kamala Harris can be the space, it changes you. It Blue Origin success- separates, the rocket for whom the rocket is America, a liberal advoca- tie breaker, changes your relationship fully completed the 15th lands upright, to be used cy organization. Key among that legis- with this planet, with hu- test flight of its reusable named. “We told everyone to lation is S.1, the elections manity. It’s one Earth,” New Shepard rocket in again. The capsule, also The current high bid is come out against all odds and voting overhaul bill, Bezos, 57, said in an Ins- April, with the capsule reusable, descends under $2.8 million. The auction in the pandemic and vote,” which now appears head- tagram post. “I want to go reaching an altitude of parachutes. will conclude Saturday, she said about the 2020 ed for defeat. But Schum- on this flight because it’s a 66 miles (106 kilometers). For its first crew launch, with the winning amount election. The promise was er also said votes may be thing I’ve wanted to do all Before liftoff, a mock crew the company chose the donated to Club for the that with Democrats in coming on gun control leg- my life. It’s an adventure. strapped into the capsule 52nd anniversary of the Future, Blue Origin’s ed- power, “we’re going to have islation and the Equality It’s a big deal for me.” for practice, then hopped Apollo 11 moon landing ucation foundation. Near- all these great things hap- Act, a House-passed bill to Bezos said he invited out, paving the way for by Neil Armstrong and ly 6,000 people from 143 pen, their lives are going to ensure civil rights for the his younger brother — his the upcoming flight with Buzz Aldrin. It also used countries have taken part be better. And what they’re LGBTQ community. best friend — to share the passengers on board. a space anniversary in in the auction. B4 THE DAILY ITEM TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man fed up with proselytizing in-laws DEAR ABBY: I am moved in because her - having trouble dealing Dear Abby is written by Abigail ance kicked her out.) with my wife’s extended Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Eight months later they family, who are mostly Phillips, and was founded by her are now engaged. I don’t evangelicals. My family feel safe with my son isn’t overly religious and mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact around them because some are atheists. Her Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. they are so toxic. Am I family doesn’t think Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. wrong for wishing they twice about asking me if would separate again I have a relationship and both stay out of my with God, and have even beliefs. They feel that by with a woman named life? It’s affecting me declared that they are doing this they are follow- “Lily” that lasted for the emotionally again, as praying for me and my ing their religion. When entire year we were sepa- well as making it hard children. I chafe at these you are asked whether rated. Although we tried for me to love. comments because I feel you have a relationship to work on things, he con- they do not respect our with God, your response tinued to sleep with both ALMOST religious beliefs, as I do should be that your rela- of us. I got PTSD because DESTROYED IN theirs. tionship with God is as of how bad it messed ILLINOIS This has been going on close as you need it to be, with my head. I wanted for all of the 40 years DEAR ALMOST DE- thank you — AND to keep my family togeth- we’ve been married, and PLEASE DO NOT ASK er, but I was tired of be- STROYED: You are I’m ready to disassociate AGAIN. ing hurt. spending too much time from them altogether. I When they tell you they When I nally let go, so focused on your ex and do not want to be nega- are praying for you and did Lily. She got engaged his ancee. They are birds tive about their beliefs, your children, say thank not long after meeting of a feather and meant for but I should be entitled to you again. A little prayer her new boyfriend, but each other. Because you mutual respect. Can you on our behalf hurts no she and my ex still slept are unable to eliminate help, please? one, and may make them together. He had four re- your ex from your life I presume because of the LOSING PATIENCE feel better about their lationships after her and child you share IN CALIFORNIA own lives. Limit your ex- kept trying to pursue me, posure if you must, but but I didn’t give him any and the stress is affect- DEAR LOSING: I can shunning your in-laws more chances and met ing your mental health, try. One of the tenets of isn’t the answer if your my now-husband. it’s time to consult a li- the faith of evangelicals wife wants to maintain a After cheating in their censed mental health pro- is evangelizing relationship with them. subsequent relation- fessional for help in insu- in other words, spread- DEAR ABBY: My ships, my ex and Lily got lating yourself from this ing the word about their ex-husband had an affair back together. (She toxic twosome. BRIDGE

Assume normal, not unusual Victor Hugo could have been com- impossible, but unlikely. menting about bridge players when Given that East has three clubs, he pointed out: “A man is not idle South, with only one dummy entry because he is absorbed in thought. for two nesses, must run all of his There is a visible labor and there is trumps after taking a club nesse. an invisible labor.” The dummy retains the queen-10 of In today’s deal, how should the spades and a club. South has one play have gone in four hearts? West spade and the ace-jack of clubs left. led the diamond eight: nine, 10, two. Which three cards does East keep? East cashed the diamond ace and He must hold two clubs, so comes continued with the diamond jack. down to one spade. If he retains the This contract defeated all seven ace, a low-spade exit endplays him declarers in a Spanish tournament to lead away from the club king, tak- some years ago. They ruffed the third ing the second nesse for South. But round of diamonds high, drew two if East jettisons the ace, a low spade rounds of trumps ending in the dum- toward dummy’s queen leaves West my, took the club nesse and cashed with no answer. the club ace. When the king didn’t South scores a 10th trick with ei- drop, they conceded down one. ther dummy’s spade queen or his Could East have held only two club jack. clubs? Not really, because that To defeat the contract for sure, would mean he had opened one no- East had to cash the spade ace at trump with 4=2=5=2 shape — not trick two or three — not obvious. TUESDAY JUNE 8, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH

8 p.m. FOX LEGO Masters Everything is brick-tacular in the new episode “Hero Shot!,” as the teams put a stunt “mini gure” to the test in an explosive stunt action scene. Each duo is forced to think strategically and with immense care to craft a fully immersive build that is lled with slime, water, glitter and colored dust, all contributing to a jaw-dropping action movie moment. Will Arnett is the host. 8 p.m. HBO Movie: Killerman Malik Bader’s (“Cash Only”) gritty 2019 crime thrill- er stars a cast-againsttype Liam Hemsworth as Moe Diamond, a Manhattan jeweler whose services at money laundering are much in demand. When his partner (Emory Cohen) suggests using a multi-mil- lion-dollar stash currently being held for a ruthless gangster to bankroll a quick-and-dirty drug transac- tion, Moe very reluctantly accedes. The gambit goes completely off the rails, however, leaving Moe with partial amnesia. Diane Guerrero also stars. 10:01 p.m. NBC New Amsterdam A desperate Max (Ryan Eggold) is ready to turn the hospital upside down after he misplaces his wed- ding ring in the Season 3 nale, “Death Begins in Radiology.” Elsewhere, Reynolds (Jocko Sims) re- ceives a dramatic offer, while Iggy (Tyler Labine) pon- ders a major life change. Meanwhile, Bloom (Janet Montgomery) learns some potentially game-chang- ing information about Leyla (guest star Shiva Kalai- selvan). Freema Agyeman also stars. 10:03 p.m. HIST America’s Book of Secrets In 1962, civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King criticized the FBI for declining to prosecute white supremacists who had burned down Black church- es in Georgia, a complaint Bureau director J. Edgar Hoover took as a personal affront. Blasting King as “the most notorious liar in the country,” Hoover then embarked on a vendetta, tasking his agents to inves- tigate King. That probe turned up evidence suggest- ing that King might have ties to communism, in the new episode “FBI vs. MLK.”

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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Vice President Kamala Harris and Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei pose for an of cial photograph Monday, at the National Palace in Guatemala City. ‘Do not come’: Harris seeks ‘hope at home’ for Guatemalans

By Alexandra Jaffe substantive talks with the smuggling in the region. mattei himself has faced On Monday, Giammattei a "very frank and very ASSOCIATED PRESS Guatemalan and Mexican Harris also promised a criticism over his handling seemed less than eager to candid" conversation that presidents during a three- new program focused on of the issue. address those issues. included "the importance GUATEMALA CITY — day visit to the region this creating education and Last month, two law- Asked by The Associated of anti-corruption and the Vice President Kamala week, her rst foreign trip economic opportunities for yers who are outspoken Press about criticism of importance of an indepen- Harris offered an optimis- as vice president. girls there, among other critics of Giammattei's his record on corruption, dent judiciary." tic outlook for improved "I want to emphasize new initiatives. administration were ar- Giammattei initially ig- Harris said the Justice cooperation with Guate- that the goal of our work is But for all the talk about rested on what they say nored the question. When Department, Treasury and mala on addressing the to help Guatemalans nd new ways to cooperate, were trumped-up charges being pressed by another spike in migration to the State Departments would hope at home," Harris said. reining in corruption and aimed at silencing them. journalist to answer for work together on anti-cor- U.S. after her meeting improving living condi- And the selection of judg- the complaints against "At the same time, I want ruption investigations and with Guatemalan Presi- to be clear to folks in this tions in the region have es for Guatemala's Consti- him, Giammattei seemed train local law enforce- dent Alejandro Giammat- region who are thinking been long-running chal- tutional Court, its highest, to bristle at the allegation ment to conduct their own. tei on Monday. She also about making that dan- lenges that previous ad- was mired in inuence that he was at fault on the delivered a direct warning gerous trek to the United ministrations have been peddling and allegations issue, insisting that there "We are creating this to migrants considering States-Mexico border: Do unable to achieve in their of corruption. Giammattei were "zero" allegations of task force to address cor- making the trek: "Do not not come, do not come." efforts to stem the tide of picked his chief of staff to corruption against him ruption. We are working come. Do not come." In conjunction with Har- migration to the United ll one of the ve vacan- and labeling drug traf ck- on a task force that is Her comments, during ris's trip, the Biden admin- States. cies. When Gloria Porras, ers the biggest corruption about human smuggling. a press conference after istration announced the Part of the challenge re- a respected force against issue in his nation. We are doing the work of she met privately with Justice Department would mains that, despite the corruption, was elected Still, Harris expressed requiring certain progress the Guatemalan pres- create an anti-corruption best efforts of U.S. of cials, to a second term, the con- optimism about their be made if we are going to ident, underscored the task force and an addition- corruption underpins gress controlled by Giam- ability to work together attract U.S. investment, challenge that remains al task force to combat hu- many of the region's gov- mattei's party refused to on the issue, telling re- private investment, to this even as Harris engages in man traf cking and drug ernments. Indeed, Giam- seat her. porters that the two had region," said Harris. Turkish ma a boss dishes dirt, becomes YouTube phenomenon By Suzan Fraser but yet-unproven drip-by- series I watch every week," ASSOCIATED PRESS drip allegations, in an ap- Gulistan Atas said. "Just parent bid to settle scores like a TV episode, I wait ANKARA, Turkey — with political gures. in excitement, and every From alleged drug traf- The weekly YouTube week on Sunday, we pre- cking and a murder cov- videos have been viewed pare our breakfast when er-up to weapons transfers more than 75 million we get up and watch them to Islamic militants, a con- times, causing an uproar, along with our breakfast." victed crime ringleader heightening concerns over Clad in a waistcoat or has been dishing the dirt on members of Turkish Turkish state corruption a half-buttoned shirt dis- President Recep Tayyip and putting of cials on playing a medallion, Peker Erdogan's ruling party the defensive. They have taunts his opponents from through a series of tell-all also exposed alleged rifts behind a desk with neat- videos that have captivat- between rival factions ly arranged notes, prayer ed the nation and turned within the ruling party beads and books, promis- him into an unlikely social and added to Erdogan's ing to bring their downfall media phenomenon. troubles as he battles an using nothing more than a Sedat Peker, a 49-year- economic downturn and "tripod and a camera." old fugitive crime boss, the coronavirus pandemic. His initial videos target- who once openly sup- On Sunday morning, a ed former Interior Minis- ported Erdogan's Justice couple in Istanbul were ter Mehmet Agar and his and Development Party, absorbed while watch- son, Tolga, a ruling party has been releasing near- ing Peker's latest release. lawmaker, whom he ac- ly 90-minute long videos They were among millions cused of raping a young PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS from his stated base in in Turkey who tuned in. Kazakh journalism stu- Dubai, United Arab Emir- "I've added (Peker's vid- dent and later covering up Fugative Turkish crime boss Sedat Peker has taken to spilling state se- ates, making scandalous eos) to the category of TV her murder as a suicide. crets on YouTube, in the form of 90-minute weekly videos.

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The results give the López Obrador’s party MEXICO CITY — Pres- president sufficient bud- did better than expected ident Andrés Manuel getary control to contin- in state governors’ rac- López Obrador’s party ue his train and refin- es, and appeared headed and its allies on Monday ery-building plans and for wins in at least ten of appeared poised to main- cash handout programs, the 15 states up for grabs. tain their majority in but may deny him con- But the president’s party Mexico’s lower chamber of gressional backing to es- was battered in Mexico PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the congress, but fell short calate his ongoing spats City, long considered his Railway workers rebuild the track at the track at the site of a train col- of a two-thirds majority as with the courts and regu- stronghold and where he lision in the Ghotki district, southern Pakistan. some voters boosted the latory agencies. once served as mayor. The struggling opposition, ac- “The voters have given capital suffered more than cording to initial election a mandate that says ‘I am many other areas during results. not writing a blank check the coronavirus pandemic. Electoral authorities for any of the movements López Obrador’s critics Train barrels into another in released “quick count” in Mexico’,” said Luis Mi- had depicted the elections results based on voting guel Pérez Juárez, a polit- as a chance to stop the samples that allow esti- ical science expert at the still-popular president Pakistan, killing at least 45 mates of the voting trends Monterrey Technological from concentrating more to determine the rough university. power and weakening potential makeup of the The opposition alliance checks and balances. The utes later, said Usman Ab- headed to the scene of the By Muhammad Chamber of Deputies late made up of the Institu- president said the opposi- Farooq and Asim dullah, a deputy commis- crash, told The Associated Sunday. tional Revolutionary Par- tion is dominated by con- Tanveer sioner of Ghotki. It wasn’t Press that engineers and López Obrador’s More- ASSOCIATED PRESS immediately clear what experts were trying to de- ty, National Action Party servatives who oppose his na party will have to rely caused the derailment, termine what caused the and Party of the Demo- campaign against corrup- on votes from its allies in GHOTKI, Pakistan — and the driver of the sec- collision and that all as- cratic Revolution were tion and wasteful spend- the Workers Party and An express train barreled ond train said he braked pects would be examined, estimated to win between ing. Green Party, but togeth- into another that had de- when he saw the disabled including the possibility of 181 and 213 seats. Those López Obrador has com- railed in Pakistan before train but didn’t have time sabotage. er they were expected to would be gains for those plained about courts and dawn Monday, killing at to avoid the collision. Habibur Rehman Gi- capture between 265 and parties, which have often independent regulatory least 45 people, authori- “The challenge for us is lani, chairman of Pakistan 292 seats in the 500-seat appeared rudderless in agencies that have blocked ties said. More than 100 to quickly rescue those Railways, told Pakistan’s chamber. Morena alone the face of López Obra- some of his tougher pro- were injured, and rescu- passengers who are still Geo News TV that the seg- was expected to win 190 to dor’s popularity. posals to empower state- ers and villagers worked trapped in the wreckage,” ment of the railway tracks 203 seats. Even without López Ob- owned industries. Oppo- throughout the day to said Umar Tufail, a police where the crash took place That would signal a sig- rador on the ballot, the nents warned that if he search crumpled cars for chief in the district. The was old and needed replac- nificant decline for the mid-term elections were won a majority, he might survivors and the dead. death toll steadily rose ing. He did not elaborate. president’s party. In the seen by many as a referen- try to subjugate courts Cries for help pierced through the day, reaching Aijaz Ahmed, the driver current congress, More- dum on his administration and regulatory agencies the night as passengers at least 45, according to of the Sir Syed Express, na has a simple majority, and his ability to continue created during Mexico’s climbed out of overturned Abdullah. told the station that on holding 253 seats on its what he calls the “Fourth decades-long transition to or crushed rail cars, and Abdullah said the chanc- seeing the derailed train, own. It would also deprive Transformation” of Mex- full democracy. continued to echo through- es of finding any survivors he tried his best to avoid the president of a quali- out the day at the scene in from the badly destroyed the crash by braking but fied majority of two-thirds the district of Ghotki, in coach were diminishing, failed. Railway officials required to approve con- the southern province of but said lighting was be- said Ahmed was slight- stitutional reforms. Sindh. Heavy machinery ing brought in so the res- ly injured, and villagers López Obrador ap- arrived to cut open some cue work could continue pulled him from the train’s peared to acknowledge cars, and more than 15 even during the night, if engine after the crash. that new reality Monday. hours after the crash, res- needed. Pakistani Prime Minis- He praised the election as cuers were carefully re- Officials said more than ter Imran Khan expressed “free, clean” and said Mex- moving wreckage as they 100 passengers were in- his deep sorrow over the icans had shown a degree looked for anyone who jured, and those with tragedy, saying on Twitter of political maturity “nev- might remain trapped — critical injuries would be that he had asked the rail- er seen.” though hopes were fading brought by helicopter to way minister to supervise “You voted for two dif- for survivors. The military a nearby city’s hospital. the rescue work and also ferent and opposed plans, deployed troops, engineers According to railway offi- ordered a probe into the above all in the federal PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and helicopters to assist. cials, about 1,100 passen- crash. election,” he said. “Those At around 3:30 a.m., the gers were on board the According to local media, of the transformation plan Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obra- Millat Express train de- two trains. some of the passengers on are going to have the ma- dor gives a thumbs up after voting in congres- railed and the Sir Syed Earlier, Azam Swati, the the Millat Express were jority in the Chamber of sional, state and local elections in Mexico City. Express train hit it min- minister for railways who heading to a wedding party. Mali junta leader sworn in as president after 2nd coup

By Baba Ahmed Mali’s membership and two junta supporters with- all of its commitments,” he ASSOCIATED PRESS France has temporarily out consulting him. Mali’s said. suspended its joint mili- constitutional court also Goita faces international BAMAKO, Mali — Mali tary operations with the approved him as interim pressure to hold an elec- coup leader Col. Assimi Malian military to exert president. tion in February 2022, as Goita was sworn in Mon- pressure on Goita to step During his inauguration required by the original day as president of a tran- sitional government, solid- aside. speech, Goita called on Ma- transitional government ifying his grip on power in Goita, who first grabbed lians to display “cohesion agreement last year. Given the West African nation af- power in August 2020 by and solidarity.” He pledged the latest developments, ter carrying out his second overthrowing Mali’s dem- to reduce government however, it is unclear what coup in nine months. ocratically elected presi- spending and “to facilitate will happen on the election The inauguration cere- dent, eventually agreed to access to drinking water front. mony in the capital, Ba- a transitional government and primary health care.” Continued political insta- mako, came as Mali faces led by a civilian president FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS He also promised that bility in Mali, many fear, and prime minister. But presidential elections could further embolden Is- increasing isolation from Retired Col. Maj. Bah N’Daw, right, is sworn the international commu- two weeks ago he ousted would be held on schedule. lamic extremists, who have into the office of transitional president, and nity over the junta’s pow- those civilian leaders after “I would like to reassure been carrying out attacks er grab. Already the Afri- they announced a Cabinet Col. Assimi Goita, left, head of the junta that the international commu- for nearly a decade in the can Union has suspended reshuffle that sidelined staged the Aug. 18 2020 coup. nity that Mali will honor country’s volatile north. CO2 levels 50 percent higher Local news in the palm of your hand than preindustrial time

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ASSOCIATED PRESS Google, based in Moun- said. She didn’t specify to pay for news and signed tain View, California, did which changes would ap- a deal earlier this year PARIS — Google is be- not dispute the facts and ply outside of France. with a group of French ing fined 220 million euros opted to settle after pro- The French authority’s publishers that paves the ($268 million) by France’s posing some changes, investigation was prompt- way for it to make digital antitrust watchdog for according to a prepared ed by complaints from copyright payments. abusing its ‘dominant’ po- statement from the Com- Rupert Murdoch’s News European Union regu- sition in online advertis- petition Authority. Corp., French newspaper lators have also charged ing. The settlement might group Le Figaro and Bel- Apple with stifling compe- The search engine giant serve as a roadmap for oth- gium-based Rossel La Voix. tition in music streaming is also promising to over- er governments that are Le Figaro later withdrew and accused Amazon of haul the way its platform scrutinizing Google’s mar- its complaint. using data from indepen- is used for buying and sell- ket power, said Douglas U.S. tech giants have dent merchants to unfairly ing digital ads, at least in Melamed, a Stanford Uni- been facing intensifying compete against them with France, which could have versity law professor. scrutiny in Europe and its own products. They are repercussions on its ongo- “I imagine that Google’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS elsewhere over their busi- investigating Google’s data ing legal fights with reg- decision to settle reflected ness practices. Germany practices for advertising ulators elsewhere in Eu- a judgment that it could A woman walks past the logo for Google at the became the latest country purposes and recently rope, the U.S. and around live with those terms even China International Import Expo in Shanghai. to launch an investigation opened a formal antitrust the world. if it were forced upon it it possible to re-establish ad technology, notably the of Google, using stepped up investigation into Face- Google’s advertising by other jurisdictions,” he a level playing field for all platform known as Google powers to scrutinize digital book’s advertising practic- practices have harmed its said. giants. es. players, and the ability for Ad Manager. She wrote competitors along with The head of the author- The German competition In the U.S., the Justice publishers to make the that commitments made publishers of mobile web- ity, Isabelle de Silva, said watchdog said Friday that Department and dozens sites and applications, the the decision was unprec- most of their advertising during negotiations would it was examining whether of states brought antitrust French Competition Au- edented in the way that space,” de Silva said. “make it easier for publish- contracts for news publish- lawsuits against Google thority said Monday. The it delved into the complex Google France’s legal di- ers to make use of data and ers using Google’s News last year. They are seeking authority said it is the re- algorithmic auctions that rector, Maria Gomri, said use our tools with other ad Showcase, a licensing plat- to prove that Google has sponsibility of a company power Google’s business in a blog post Monday that technologies.” form launched last fall, in- been methodically abusing with a dominant market selling online display ads. Google has been collaborat- After tests in the months clude “unreasonable condi- its power as the internet’s position to avoid unfairly The fine, along with Goo- ing for the past two years ahead, changes will be de- tions.” main gateway in a way undermining its competi- gle’s commitment to chang- with the French watch- ployed more broadly, some Google has been facing that hurts consumers and tion. ing its practices, “will make dog on issues related to of them globally, Gomri pressure from authorities advertisers. FDA approves much-debated Alzheimer’s drug panned by experts By Matthew Perrone by the decision. Biogen did not immedi- the ability to swallow. The ASSOCIATED PRESS “The FDA gets the re- ately disclose the price, global burden of the dis- spect that it does because though analysts have es- ease, the most common WASHINGTON — Gov- it has regulatory stan- timated the drug could cause of dementia, is only ernment health officials dards that are based on cost between $30,000 and expected to grow as mil- on Monday approved the firm evidence. In this case, $50,000 for a year’s worth lions more baby boomers first new drug for Alzhei- I think they gave the prod- of treatment. progress further into their mer’s disease in nearly 20 uct a pass,” said Alexan- A preliminary analysis 60s and 70s. years, disregarding warn- der, a researcher at Johns by one group found that Aducanumab (pro- ings from independent ad- Hopkins University. the drug would need to nounced “add-yoo-CAN- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS visers that the much-de- The FDA’s top drug reg- be priced $2,500 to $8,300 yoo-mab”) helps clear a bated treatment hasn’t ulator acknowledged in per year to be a good value protein linked to Alzhei- As Americans start to go out and update their been shown to help slow a statement that “resid- based on the “small overall mer’s, called beta-amy- wardrobes, jeans giant Levi Strauss & Co. is the brain-destroying dis- ual uncertainties” sur- health gains” suggested loid, from the brain. Other seeing a denim resurgence. ease. round the drug, but said by company studies. The experimental drugs have The Food and Drug Ad- Aduhelm’s ability to re- non-profit Institute for done that before but they ministration said it grant- duce harmful clumps of Clinical and Economic Re- made no difference in pa- ed approval to the drug plaque in the brain “is view added that “any price tients’ ability to think, from Biogen based on re- Levi’s CEO is too high” if the drug’s care for themselves or live sults that seemed “reason- expected” to help slow de- ably likely” to benefit Alz- mentia. benefit isn’t confirmed in independently. heimer’s patients. Under terms of the so- follow-up studies. The pharmaceutical in- on changing It’s the only drug that called accelerated approv- Nearly 6 million peo- dustry’s drug pipeline has U.S. regulators have said al, the FDA is requiring ple in the U.S. and many been littered for years can likely treat the under- the drugmaker to conduct more worldwide have Alz- with failed Alzheimer’s company, country lying disease, rather than a follow-up study to con- heimer’s, which gradually treatments, representing attacks areas of the brain billions in research costs. manage symptoms like firm benefits for patients. By Anne ic teach you? needed for memory, rea- The FDA’s greenlight is anxiety and insomnia. If the study fails to show D’nnocenzio A. When the pandemic effectiveness, the FDA soning, communication likely to revive invest- The decision, which ASSOCIATED PRESS happened very, very ear- ments in similar thera- could impact millions could pull the drug from and basic daily tasks. In ly on, we declared that pies previously shelved by of older Americans and the market, though the the final stages of the dis- NEW YORK — As Amer- we were going to emerge drugmakers. their families, is certain agency rarely does so. ease, those afflicted lose icans start to go out and a stronger company. In to spark disagreements update their wardrobes, Mandarin, the word cri- among physicians, med- jeans giant Levi Strauss sis is also the same word ical researchers and pa- & Co. is enjoying a resur- for opportunity, and crisis tient groups. It also has gence in denim. creates opportunity. So we far-reaching implications That has helped the com- saw this as an opportunity for the standards used pany upgrade its fiscal to reshape our P&L (profit to evaluate experimental first-half outlook and has and loss), to double down therapies, including those pushed shares of Levi’s on the investments in ar- that show only incremen- about 30% higher so far eas where we knew con- tal benefits. this year. sumers were going to be The new drug, which Still, the San Francis- going during the pandem- Biogen developed with Ja- co-based company, like ic, to accelerate our busi- pan’s Eisai Co., did not re- many others, faces lots of ness online, to build new verse mental decline, only uncertainty in the coming capabilities online. slowing it in one study. months as labor shortag- Q. What are the big fash- The medication, adu- es and rising cotton prices ion trends? canumab, will be market- add costs. The company is A. We are seeing the be- ed as Aduhelm and is to be also confronting a raging ginning of a new denim given as an infusion every pandemic in many areas cycle. During the pandem- four weeks. outside of the U.S. Inter- ic, consumers went much Dr. Caleb Alexander, an national business accounts more casual. Obviously, FDA adviser who recom- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for more than 50% of its they were working from mended against the drug’s $4.45 billion in annual home. Everybody was approval, said he was “sur- A researcher works on the development of the medication aducanumab sales. In Europe, about Zooming. And so it was prised and disappointed” in Cambridge, Mass. 30% of its stores are still mid-chest up and who closed. knows what they were Levi’s CEO Chip Ber- wearing below their waist. Deaths of four infants prompts gh, however, believes the It could have been pajamas 168-year-old company, or sweat pants. But jeans which sells in more than maintained its share of Fisher-Price to recall baby soothers 100 countries and operates apparel during the spring, 1,000 stores, is stronger the pandemic lockdown pe- coming out of the pandem- ASSOCIATED PRESS 2-month old from Nevada, mitted to educating par- education campaign fo- riod. And now we’re seeing ic. It has used the health a 2-month old from Mich- ents and caregivers on the cused on engaging parents a resurgence of denim as EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — crisis as an opportunity people are coming out of igan and an 11-week old safe use of its products, and caregivers in import- Fisher-Price says it is re- to double down on invest- lockdown. from Colorado, according “including the importance ant conversations about calling a model of its baby ments that were first laid Q. What else is driving to the statement. of following all warnings the safety, health, and de- soothers after the deaths out when Levi’s returned to people to update their Fisher-Price, a division and instructions.” velopment of babies and of four infants who were the public market in 2019, wardrobe? of El Segundo, Califor- placed on their backs un- “We believe that ev- children.” Bergh said. That included A. The number of peo- restrained in the devices nia-based Mattel Inc., is ery child should grow up About 120,000 4-in-1 diversifying beyond denim ple who are in a new size and later found on their also recalling a similar in an environment sur- Rock ‘n Glide Soothers to tops, expanding online is pretty staggering. Some stomachs. product, the 2-in-1 Soothe rounded by purposeful and 55,000 2-in-1 Soothe and selling more directly people gained weight In a joint statement with ‘n Play Glider, although products that have been ‘n Play Gliders were to the consumer. In fact, during the pandemic, and the Consumer Product there were no reported designed to keep them sold from January 2014 the company’s first ever many people lost weight. Safety Commission, Fish- deaths connected to it. safe,” said a Fisher-Price through December 2020 app that Levi’s launched in But both on the men’s side er-Price said Friday it is “Inclined products, such spokesperson. “As part of for about $108. The 2-in- late 2019 in North America of the business and wom- recalling its 4-in-1 Rock ‘n as gliders, soothers, rock- our commitment to safety, 1 Soothe ‘n Play Gliders has resonated well during en’s side. More than 25% of Glide Soothers, which are ers and swings are not we have added respected were sold from November the health crisis. consumers have a new size designed to mimic the mo- safe for infant sleep, due leaders in quality, safety, 2018 through May 2021 The Associated Press re- today. And then they’re tion of a baby being rocked to the risk of suffocation,” and compliance; recently for about $125. cently interviewed Bergh taking a look at what are in someone’s arms. CPSC Acting Chairman formed the Medical and There were also 25,000 in a wide-ranging inter- the trends, and this new The fatalities between Robert Adler said. Scientific Safety Council 4-in-1 Rock ‘n Glide Sooth- view. The interview has looser fit that we led early April 2019 and Febru- Fisher-Price General (MSSC) comprised of re- ers and 27,000 2-in-1 been edited for clarity and on in the pandemic is defi- ary 2020 were a 4-month Manager Chuck Scothon, nowned pediatricians; and Soothe ‘n Play Gliders dis- length. nitely taking hold. And our old from Missouri, a said the company is com- launched the Safe Start tributed in Canada. Q. What did the pandem- competitors have copied it.