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SATURDAY JULY 3, 2021 DEALS This OF THE Lynn schools$DAY$ rings a welcome threePG. 3 bell on new principalsDEALS Lynn eld By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF OF THE Common LYNN — The School $DAY$ Anne Marie Tobin Committee voted unani- PG. 3 and Tréa Lavery mously Thursday night to ITEM STAFF approve Superintendent of Schools Dr. Patrick Tut- LYNNFIELD — The resto- wiler’s appointments for ration of the town’s beloved three new principals in bell has been completed. the district. DEALS Friday morning, the bell This includes Fred Gallo was re-installed on top of a at Lynn Vocational Tech- OF THE slab of Lynn eld granite on nical Institute (LVTI), Dr. $ $ the town common. John Braga at English JohnDA BragaY “We are a town with a rich High, and Jessica Ekhomu PG. 3 history and tradition and at Hood Elementary. have an obligation to pre- All principals were cho- serve items and structures sen through what Tutwil- of historic signi cance,” er described as a rigorous, said Select Board Chair multi-step process consist- Dick Dalton. “This rep- ing of multiple candidates resents one more important for each position. step forward in the beauti - Gallo will replace Ca- cation of the town common rissa Karakaedos, who and the center itself.” served as principal since Robert Shure, owner 2018 and is relocating to a and president of Skylight different state. Studios in Woburn, which Gallo spent 32 years as completed the restoration an educator at LVTI, start- Fred Gallo project, said that steel bells ing as a bilingual teacher like Lynn eld’s are rare. He teaching both English and said that it had rusted and Spanish, and focused on corroded because the metal science and mathematics. wasn’t protected. He then transitioned “They felt that this is the to teaching physics be- time to do it, otherwise the fore becoming a guidance situation will snowball,” counselor  ve years later. Shure said. Gallo served as a guidance The bell, which Shure es- counselor for 16 years be- timated weighs about 2,500 fore his appointment as pounds, was hoisted off its ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK vice principal in 2015. slab by a crane and brought The Lynn Public Schools Lynn eld DPW employees, from left, Rick DeGrande, Eddie Downs, to Skylight for restoration (LPS) website said Gallo and Steve deBettencourt install the newly-restored town bell at the BELL, A7 common Friday morning. PRINCIPALS, A6 Jessica Ekhomu Peabody foundation hopes

Audrey research Blooms into a Cure Gordon, the co-founder of By Anne Marie Tobin goal sooner rather than a difference and help the Progeria ITEM STAFF later. make a cure possible. Research “We had an anonymous “We are all about re- PEABODY — The Pro- donor who said he will search seeds blooming into Foundation, is geria Research Foun- pictured with match $10,000 in dona- a cure. We want people to dation’s (PRF) annual tions through July 15, so know how important they her nephew ONEPossible campaign is Sam who was that should help us reach are to us as it all adds up; nearing the  nish line of our goal,” said PRF Presi- diagnosed whether it’s $25 or $2,500, raising $110,000 by the dent and Executive Direc- with Progeria we can’t attain our mis- end of July. tor Audrey Gordon. “This sion without them.” at the age of So far the campaign has is our annual mid-year two. The goal of the campaign, raised nearly $77,000, but campaign that focuses on which kicked off in June, is thanks to an anonymous our belief that even one to help PRF continue its ITEM PHOTO | donor, the campaign is on person making even a JULIA HOPKINS solid footing to reach its small donation can make PROGERIA, A7

STEVE KRAUSE $1.15M in grants COMMENTARY will fund new Lynn needs shelter in Lynn another Elmo Lynn needs a By Allysha a half years, the shelter lot of things as it Dunnigan has raised $2.75 million careens into the ITEM STAFF in donations from donors 21st century and including the Cummings faces 21st centu- LYNN — The Lynn Foundation, the Mif in Shelter Association re- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ry problems. Foundation, the Charles- Its demograph- cently received two large Bank Homes Foundation Chris Mitchem, CEO and Co-founder of Diem Cannabis, donations to support the ic has changed and $1 million from the speaks to the crowd gathered for the grand opening of the radically since reconstruction and relo- city. dispensary on Friday. cation to its new build- the 1950s and All of the money has early 1960s, ing at the former Hotel been put aside to be Osmund on Washing- when it had a vi- used for renovations and Dispensary opens in Lynn brant downtown. ton Street. The shelter, new materials for the which is currently locat- However, it shelter’s new location, By Allysha Dunnigan Worcester and Salem, Mass., as ed across the street in wasn’t all busi- which is predicted to cost ITEM STAFF well as Portland, Ore. ness and Cham- Dr. Benedetto the same building as My around $5 million. Diem purchased the location, Brother’s Table, received LYNN — Diem Cannabis held ber of Commerce To obtain the rest of the which was previously a Thai luncheons back then, either. There were $650,000 from the Fed- money for this project, its grand opening on Friday, restaurant, two years ago and hardscrabble neighborhoods, families eral Home Loan Bank. the shelter’s Executive making it the third out of eight spent the past year renovating that struggled and kids who ended up They then received an- Director Mark Evans planned dispensaries to open in the entire interior of the building. going down the right path thanks to other $500,000 from an said they are speaking the city. Co-founder and Chief Executive anonymous donor. This is Diem’s fourth location, dedicated educators who worked tire- Over the past two and SHELTER, A7 adding to other locations in CANNABIS, A6 lessly on their behalf. Those things nev- er change. Back in those days, Lynn had someone Lynn Opinion Sports who made it his mission to ensure that Mobile VaxBus Bringing the Pentagon Papers Lynn Babe Ruth 13-year-old any student who wanted to go to college INSIDE coming next week. A3 to the public. A4 All-Stars win opener. B1 ELMO, A6

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Rhode Island passes civics, Harvey L. Calichman, 79 Black history curriculum bills 1942 - 2021 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) SALEM - Harvey L. Cali- — The Rhode Island Gen- chman – of Salem, entered into eral Assembly has passed rest on Thursday, July 1, 2021 bills that will require pub- at the age of 79. Devoted fa- lic school students to be ther of Peter Calichman and his taught civics and Black wife Amy of Lynnfield, Rob Ca- history. lichman and his wife Meghan The civics bill by Rep. of Berkeley Heights, NJ and Brian Newberry, R-North Jason Calichman and his wife Smithfield, was approved Erin of Swampscott. Cherished Thursday, the Providence grandfather of Alexandra, Jack Journal reported. and Jordan Calichman and Starting with the grad- Logan and Mackenzie Cali- uating class of 2025, stu- chman and Drew, Ty and Finn dents will be required to Calichman. The loving brother take a class between the of Irna Plotkin. Former spouse 8th and the 12th grade of Janice (Yanna) Calichman where they will conduct and the late Marilyn (Longo) a local research project to Calichman. Dear son demonstrate their knowl- of the late David and Shore Veterans Coun- edge of American civics. Evelyn (Sherman) Ca- seling Service, N.R.A. A bill by Rep. Anasta- lichman. and G.O.A.L. Harvey Rabbi stabbed near school; sia P. Williams was also Harvey grew up in raised his family in passed that requires Black Revere, graduated from Swampscott and was history to be taught in Revere High School a devoted family man Rhode Island elementary in 1959 and imme- who absolutely loved suspect in custody and secondary schools. diately enlisted in the United his country, and he enjoyed The bill is intended to en- sure that students are ed- States Navy. Harvey was a dancing, storytelling, white rus- ASSOCIATED PRESS Khaled Awad, 24, was eral hundred people. proud veteran having served sians and spending time with ucated in African heritage arrested soon after the in- Some who attended the and history by the time during Vietnam. After an hon- his cherished family and many BOSTON — A rabbi cident and faces arraign- rally think it was a hate stabbed near a Jewish day they graduate from high orable discharge, he went on friends. Harvey was a kind and ment Friday. It could not crime. school in Boston is recov- school so that they have to receive his Bachelors from generous man who will be be determined if he has an "We must investigate ering in the hospital and a a more comprehensive Northeastern University and deeply missed by all those who attorney. this incident as a hate received a Master’s in Criminal knew him. suspect has been charged understanding of the role with assault and battery The motive for the stab- crime. I don't think there's Rhode Island played in the Justice from Anna Maria Col- Funeral services for Har- bing remains unclear and a member of our Jewish vey are private. Harvey’s final with a dangerous weapon, American slave trade, as lege. He was a Sergeant in the police are still investigat- community who did not Boston Police Department, and resting place will be at Tifereth authorities said. well as the contributions ing, but District Attorney hear about this stabbing went on to be a Probation Of- Israel of Revere Cemetery in Rabbi Shlomo Noginski African Americans have Rachael Rollins said at a and think to themselves, ficer at Peabody District Court Everett, MA. is in "stable condition and made to society. for the Commonwealth of Mas- In lieu of flowers, expressions in good spirits" after being vigil in support of Nogink- 'Oh my God, it's happened “As we have witnessed sachusetts. He was an adjunct of sympathy may be made in stabbed several times in si on Friday her office has here in Boston,'" said over the past year, the professor for 37 years at North his memory to Beverly Vietnam the arm, Rabbi Dan Rod- opened a civil rights in- Marc Baker, president of connections that hold our Shore Community College, Veterans Post #1, P.O. Box 661, kin, executive director of vestigation. Combined Jewish Philan- society together are fragile, where he was honored with the Beverly, MA 01915. Shaloh House, posted on "We have to recognize thropies. but these connections can Teacher of the Year Award. He For more information or to Facebook. The injuries are that antisemitism is on The attack on the rab- become strong through was a dedicated member of register in the online guest- not considered life-threat- the rise, and we need to bi was an attack on the respect, compassion, and Beverly Vietnam Veterans Post book, please visit www.sta- ening, according to police. hold people accountable entire city, acting Mayor most importantly, truth,” #4, a Board member of North netskyhymansonsalem.com. The stabbing occurred when they do this, so that Kim Janey said. Williams said. just after 1 p.m. Thurs- they are made an exam- "I believe that an attack day in the city's Brighton ple of," Rollins said at the on any member of our State poised to become first neighborhood, police said vigil not far from the stab- community is an attack on to pilot drug injection sites in a statement. bing site attended by sev- all of us." West Nile virus PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Rhode Island is poised to become the first Vigil honors two Black state to authorize so-called detected in state for harm reduction centers where people dealing with residents killed by white man addiction can take heroin 1st time this year and other illegal drugs By Philip Marcelo under the supervision of BOSTON (AP) — West time to start taking steps ASSOCIATED PRESS medical professionals. Nile virus has been de- to avoid mosquito bites,” Legislation cleared the tected in mosquitoes in acting Commissioner WINTHROP, Mass. — state General Assembly Massachusetts for the first Margret Cooke said in a Residents of a secluded, Thursday creating a two- time this year, state public statement. “WNV is part Boston-area coastal com- year pilot program for the health officials said. of summer in Massachu- munity are trying to come centers, which are also re- The virus was confirmed setts and as we head into to terms with the shooting ferred to as safe injection sites or supervised injec- Thursday in a mosquito this long holiday weekend, of two Black residents in tion sites. sample collected on June it is important to remem- what authorities say was The Senate-approved 29 in Medford, according ber that while WNV can a racially motivated killing to a statement from the bill now heads to Dem- cause serious illness, there over the weekend. state Department of Pub- ocratic Gov. Dan McKee are simple things that you lic Health. Nathan Allen, a 28-year- after the state House of can do to protect yourself No human or animal cas- old white man, was not on Representatives approved es of West Nile or eastern and your loved ones.” the radar of law enforce- the measure earlier this equine encephalitis have There were eight human ment. His social media ac- week. The Democrat has been detected in the state cases of the disease last counts also gave no hints said he’ll review the pro- yet this year and there is year. Most people infected that he held racist beliefs posal when it reaches his no elevated risk level or with the virus will have or might explain why he PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS desk. risk-level change associat- no symptoms, but some crashed a stolen truck and People attend a candlelight vigil for David “Having a place where can experience fever and someone can save them ed with the finding. then gunned down a Black Green and Ramona Cooper, Thursday. flu-like illness, and in rare from an overdose and “The first WNV infected retired state trooper and a mosquito of the season is cases, even more severe the attack, in what would lins, who is Black, hasn't where there are people of- Black Air Force veteran. always a signal that it is illness. be his final Facebook post, detailed the writings other fering them the resources Neighbors in his con- he wished his wife happy than to say they included they need for treatment is do community said Allen birthday and posted a pho- swastikas and references to a much better alternative struck them as just another to people dying alone in Selling a house? to from their wedding last whites being "apex preda- tenant. September. Their engage- tors" and the superior race. their homes or their cars,” state Sen. Joshua Miller, Buying a house? "I just couldn't believe it," ment was profiled months "When he became radical- the bill’s sponsor, said in a said Mary Harrington, 75, earlier by The Boston ized, or when he started be- Find out what properties who lives a few doors down statement. Globe. lieving these things, we are Canada is among at recently sold in your area. from Allen in the complex, His since-deleted social not certain yet," she said. least 10 countries that al- earlier this week. "It's kind Check out media accounts featured "But I am confident saying low the facilities, but none of scary knowing someone pictures of the couple's pet that there was hate in this exist in the U.S. Assem- the Real Estate page next door is that sick." rabbit and their travels man's heart." bly leaders said their bill in Saturday’s paper. Officials in the commu- through Europe years ear- It's unclear where Allen would make Rhode Island nity near Logan Interna- lier. was headed on the day of the first state to authorize tional Airport held a vigil Allen also shared vid- the shooting. He encoun- such a pilot program. to honor the victims Thurs- eos from a Boston boxing tered several other people New York, Philadelphia and Somerville, a Boston day night in front of town gym he'd recently joined. who were not Black and hall. Family and friends of suburb, are among the The club, in a since deleted didn't harm them. American cities that have the shooting victims were Facebook post, thanked Al- Allen shot Cooper, a been trying to open the among the crowd that len last summer for raising 60-year-old Air Force veter- centers to combat the opi- held a moment of silence, a $800 to benefit the club's an, three times in the back. oid crisis in recent years. candlelight vigil and sang summer youth program. He then shot Green. Wit- Massachusetts lawmak- "Amazing Grace." Allen grew up in Ware- nesses said later Green was ers are also weighing a "He was a wonderful guy. ham near Cape Cod, the attempting to intervene. bill creating a 10-year pi- He loved everybody," said son of a Navy medic and Allen's wife and family lot program with at least Aria Green, the brother of elementary school teacher. haven't spoken publicly two sites. David Green, a 68-year- He met his future wife as about the shooting. Ear- James McDonald, the state Department of old retired Massachusetts a student at the University lier this week, a woman State Police trooper who Health’s medical director, of Massachusetts in Dart- answered the door buzzer said harm reduction sites was shot four times in the mouth, where they gradu- at the couple's condo but have proven effective in head and three times in the ated in 2014. In January, he quickly hung up. preventing fatal overdos- torso by Allen. earned a doctorate in phys- Fatima Elhoud, who lives es. Little has been disclosed ical therapy from the MGH in the Allen's building but They’ve also proven suc- about what triggered Allen, Institute of Health Profes- didn't know the couple, cessful in connecting peo- leaving some fearful and sions in Boston. said she was surprised her ple with substance abuse anxious in the nearly all- "To all external sources neighbor could have been treatment, recovery sup- Don’t let the white town. he likely appeared unas- so racist, considering the port and other health ser- Green and Ramona Coo- suming," Suffolk County complex was fairly diverse. vices, added Miller. The Cranston Democrat story go untold. per were each shot multi- District Attorney Rachael "It's definitely scary, es- has cautioned the mea- ple times by Allen after he Rollins said earlier this pecially if you have kids," sure, if approved, could Share your loved one’s story. crashed a stolen box truck week. "This shooter was the native of Morocco said face legal challenges as into a residential building married and employed. He as she and her husband the injection centers re- [email protected] | 781-593-7700 not far from his condo. Al- had a Ph.D. and no crimi- walked their two young main illegal under federal len was killed by police mo- nal history. " sons to the complex's pool law. ments later. She said Allen privately one recent afternoon. Under Miller’s bill, open- The mayhem was a stark expressed anti-Semitic and "We've lived here more ing a center would also In partnership with contrast to Allen's online anti-Black sentiments in a than 20 years. It's always require city and town ap- persona. Just days before handwritten notebook. Rol- been safe." proval. SATURDAY JULY 3, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Newsom’s gamble: Recall win could hinge on jobs, coronavirus cases

By Michael R. Blood tled public. Independent and Kathlee voters, for example, tend Ronayne to view his job perfor- ASSOCIATED PRESS mance skeptically and most say the state is going SACRAMENTO, Calif. in the wrong direction. — California Democrats Amid a homeless crisis gambled by accelerating and a continuing pan- the date for the state’s demic, the election will Sept. 14 recall election give voters in the heavily that could cost Gov. Gavin Democratic state a stark Newsom his job. Their choice between Newsom’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS hope is that during a rel- liberal-minded policies or The Trump Organization’s Chief Financial Of- atively brief stretch of a change that could bring about 10 weeks, the econ- ficer Allen Weisselberg, second from left, ar- a Republican into the gov- rives at a courtroom in New York. omy will continue to re- ernor’s office for the first bound, coronavirus cases ITEM PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS time since Schwarzeneg- will remain low and the California scheduled a Sept. 14 recall election ger’s tenure. embattled Democratic that could drive Democratic Gov. Gavin New- Republican candidates governor can avoid any Tax law experts see som from office, the result of a political uprising have depicted Newsom as politically embarrassing an incompetent fop whose missteps. largely driven by angst over state coronavirus orders that shuttered schools and businesses. bungled leadership in- ‘strong’ case against The risk is that it doesn’t flicted unnecessary finan- go that way. efit his chances. closely divided Congress cial pain statewide, while The mid-September date Businessman John again will be in play. Democrats have sought to was formalized Thursday Cox, one of the leading The announcement will frame the contest as driv- Trump Org. CFO by Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounal- Republicans in the race, set off a furious burst of en by far-right extremists $900,000 in unpaid taxes akis, a Democrat and shrugged off the strategy. campaigning through the By Ken Sweet, and supporters of former Michael R. Sisak and undeserved refunds. Newsom ally, after elec- Newsom’s “insiders and California summer, a time President Donald Trump and Eric Tucker He is pleading not guilty. tion officials certified that allies have done their best when voters typically ig- eager to stop Newsom’s THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “Mr. Weisselberg intends enough valid petition sig- to manipulate the election nore politics to enjoy va- agenda. to plead not guilty and he natures had been turned date ... but it doesn’t mat- cationing, barbecuing and Newsom’s campaign NEW YORK — Compa- will fight these charges in in to qualify the election ter,” Cox said in a state- traveling. has described the elec- nies give perks to their court,” Weisselberg’s law- for the ballot. ment. It’s not uncommon in tion as “a naked attempt employees all the time. yers, Mary Mulligan and Her decision came af- Wildfires “are starting to California for residents by Trump Republicans to Many top executives at Bryan Skarlatos, said in a ter political maneuvering rage, we’re still not sure to seek recalls but they grab control in California.” Fortune 500 companies statement. in the Democratic-dom- schools will open on time, rarely get on the ballot — Kevin Faulconer, a former have access to a corpo- Meanwhile, former inated Legislature that homelessness is out of and even fewer succeed. San Diego mayor and an- rate jet for personal use, a President Trump and his cleared the way for a control and taxes are way A sitting governor has other leading Republican company apartment, or an allies have tried to frame late-summer election, too high,” Cox added. “We been ousted just once in in the race, predicted that expense account for fancy the indictment against rather than the fall con- have shortages of electric- the state, when unpopu- “retirement is coming for meals. Even lower-level Weisselberg and the test many had been ex- ity and water. Crime is out lar Democrat Gray Davis Gavin Newsom.” employees regularly get Trump Organization as pecting. of control. ... Newsom will was recalled in 2003 and While a final date wasn’t access to perks like tu- a “witch hunt” by Man- Newsom has steadied be recalled.” replaced by Republican set until Thursday, the ition reimbursement or hattan District Attorney his public standing since The election in the na- Arnold Schwarzenegger. campaign has been un- cash to join a gym. the tumultuous depths of tion’s most populous state Many voters have yet derway for months after But the extravagant Cyrus Vance Jr. and New the pandemic, when his will be a marquee contest to pay attention to the it became clear that orga- perks prosecutors say York Attorney General popularity declined. With with national implica- emerging election. And nizers had gathered more the Trump Organization Letitia James, both Dem- recent polls showing New- tions, watched closely as while polls have shown than the required 1.5 mil- lavished onto its CFO Al- ocrats. They have said the som would beat back the a barometer of the public Newsom surviving the re- lion petition signatures len Weisselberg — apart- perks involved were stan- recall, Democrats believe mood heading toward the call, those same surveys needed to place the recall ments, cars, cash for hol- dard for successful Ameri- the earlier date will ben- 2022 elections, when a reveal signs of an unset- on the ballot. iday tips, tuition for his can companies. grandchildren to name But the case against a few — are well beyond Weisselberg is not neces- the level of compensating sary unusual. Some com- Boy Scouts of America reaches a valued employee, some pared the indictment to a tax law experts said. tax fraud case involving And the case against another real estate tycoon $850M agreement with victims Weisselberg appears to be from 30 years ago: Leona much stronger than was Helmsley, the so-called By Randall Chase originally expected by “Queen of Mean” who ASSOCIATED PRESS those watching the prog- tried to get her real estate ress of the Manhattan empire to pay for a $3 mil- DOVER, Del. — The Boy District Attorney’s inves- lion home renovation in Scouts of America have tigation of the Trump Or- the 1980s. reached an $850 million ganization, its employees, Trump himself called agreement with attorneys and its namesake leader. Helmsley a “disgrace to representing some 60,000 “This is an overwhelm- humanity” for fraudulent- victims of child sex abuse ingly strong case,” said ly avoiding taxes all those in what could prove to be Daniel Hemel, a law pro- years ago. a pivotal moment in the fessor at the University of “The dollar figures and organization’s bankruptcy Chicago. the charges are more se- case. According to the indict- rious than what we had The agreement filed in ment unsealed Thursday, thought over the last few court by BSA attorneys Weisselberg cheated tax days with the little in- late Thursday would authorities by taking a formation we had,” said mark one of the largest hefty chunk of his an- Daniel R. Alonso, a former sums in U.S. history in- nual compensation in chief assistant district at- volving cases of sexual FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fringe benefits. They say torney in the Manhattan abuse. The filing, known that over 15 years these District Attorney’s Office. as a restructuring support A statue stands outside the Boy Scouts of America headquarters in Ir- off-the-books perks were “In particular, the tax loss agreement, includes the ving, Texas. worth nearly $1.8 million. alleged is $900,000. That BSA, abuse victims, local er leaders. The filing was between attorneys repre- surers wrote. Weisselberg alone was is a fraud amount that is Boy Scouts councils and intended to try to reach a senting abuse victims and Attorneys for insurers accused of defrauding the definitely in the jail range lawyers appointed to rep- global resolution of abuse those representing the appear to be concerned, federal government, state for typical cases of that and city out of more than resent victims who might claims and create a com- BSA’s insurers. among other things, that magnitude.” file future claims. pensation fund for vic- In an earlier court filing decisions regarding in- “After months of in- tims. Thursday, attorneys for surance coverage issues tensive negotiations, the But attorneys for the certain insurance com- would be made without debtors have reached res- Irving, Texas-based BSA panies accused the BSA their input. olution with every single had previously been un- of allowing attorneys for Meanwhile, attorneys official and major creditor able to reach agreement abuse victims to rewrite for the Boy Scouts are also constituency,” BSA attor- with victims, local Boy the BSA’s restructuring neys wrote. Scout councils and insur- plan to favor their clients. asking for U.S. Bankrupt- The Boy Scouts of Amer- ers on how to compensate “With only the fox cy Judge Laurie Selber ica sought bankruptcy victims while allowing the guarding the henhouse, Silverstein to declare that protection in February 111-year-old organization the outcome is utterly at they have no obligation 2020, moving to halt hun- to continue operating. odds with what BSA itself to seek court approval of dreds of lawsuits by men Thursday’s agree- asserted was necessary a previously announced who were molested as ment signals the BSA’s for a confirmable plan and settlement with The Hart- youngsters decades ago acknowledgment that is permissible under the ford, one of the BSA’s in- by scoutmasters or oth- disagreements remain bankruptcy code,” the in- surers.

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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ John M. Gilberg Bringing the Pentagon Chief Executive O cer Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K S ¢ Y Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Papers to the public Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman Customer Service Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS It occurred 50 years ago history, and of a landmark the Post did not stop the Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 this month, a story known lawsuit, documents like United States from any of Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Connecting primarily by people now the October 14, 1966, draft its military objectives and All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 dead but one that is vi- memorandum by Secre- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 didn’t put any soldiers at 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 tal for our times, and for tary of Defense Robert S. risk. It was a flashback Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 all time. It is a tale about McNamara to President Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 report, and I always re- the Pentagon Papers, the Lyndon B. Johnson that Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 member the idea that the Classified/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 Unitarian Universalist said — in contravention [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Church, a teeny publish- to what the Johnson ad- Founding Fathers gave John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 ing house, a radical his- ministration was telling the free press the powers Subscriptions torian, a renegade Pen- Congress and the public it must have to do its work [email protected] tagon employee, a couple — of the war in Vietnam, and to serve the governed Circulation of suitcases spilling over “The prognosis is bad that and not the governors.” [email protected] with secret documents, a the war can be brought to But the forgotten Ext. 3 meeting on Boston Com- a satisfactory conclusion strength of character mon, a few FBI agents within the next two years. displayed by the Beacon Newsroom and — here is the poetry The large-unit operations [email protected] Press never has been cele- [email protected] and poignance of it all — probably will not do it; ne- brated properly. a tourist walk called the gotiations probably will “I will cooperate with Ext. 4 EDITORIAL Freedom Trail. not do it.” you in your efforts to pub- Sports And at the center of it Bombshells like that [email protected] all is an enigmatic sena- were in the documents lish because there is an tor who died at age 91 last that one-time Pentagon urgent need for Ameri- Ext. 5 weekend. employee Daniel Ellsberg cans to understand our Retail and Online A philosophical The senator was Mike copied and was peddling past errors so that we may Advertising Gravel, a two-term Demo- around Washington, hop- exercise informed judg- [email protected] crat from Alaska and two- ing that they would see ment to end the war in ADVERTISING time presidential can- the light of day so that Indochina,” Gravel wrote revolution didate, an idiosyncratic Americans would see the to Stair, “And because we Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising politician who both alien- futility of the war. Neil must begin the process ated liberals (for his sup- Sheehan of The New York and Business Development, ext. 1355 An article titled, “What July Fourth of restoring the people’s [email protected] port for the Trans-Alaska Times showed interest in means,” from Parade Magazine, ran in faith in their leaders.” oil pipeline) and delight- the papers — he and Ell- Ralph Mitchell the Daily Evening Item 40 years ago. ed them (for reading the sberg were engaged in a For his part, Stair, who Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Ronald Reagan’s name was printed un- Pentagon Papers aloud dance of the documents was subpoenaed to ap- [email protected] pear at Ellsberg’s trial, der the title and the 40th president of on the Senate floor), and that both found frustrat- Patricia Whalen a central figure in one of ing — but Ellsberg’s pref- regarded the publication Sales Representative, ext. 1310 the United States reminded Americans the most important politi- erence was for them to be- of the Pentagon Papers [email protected] that our Founding Fathers created “... cal, judicial and press epi- come public off of Capitol as “a test of our purpose.” BUSINESS OFFICE the only true philosophical revolution sodes in American history. Hill. He said he published the in all history.” It was Gravel who as- “Neil did not want the papers out of concern “at Susan J. Conti sured that the Pentagon Times to be scooped by Controller, ext. 1288 Reagan expanded on this assertion how rapidly the American [email protected] Papers got a thorough Congress,” Ellsberg said press lost interest in the with the uncomplicated and optimistic Ted Grant airing, arriving one July in an interview. “He didn’t Pentagon study once the argument that is the hallmark of his 1971 day at the Boston want Congress to share Publisher, ext. 1234 Supreme Court confirmed [email protected] presidency. He argued that the people offices of the Unitarian the glory. He never really the public’s right to this who drafted the Declaration of Inde- Universalist church-affil- understood my motives, Marian Kinney iated Beacon Press “de- to have Congress look information.” ext. 1212 pendence didn’t simply change “one set termined,” as onetime as- into [sitting President (Aside to journalism [email protected] of rules” for government for another sistant to a Beacon editor Richard] Nixon’s policies, students: I learned some Will Kraft set: They “changed the very concept of Deborah Johansen Harris which by the way they weeks ago about Grav- Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 government.” (who was there when the never did. Now I realize el’s valises full of docu- [email protected] senator arrived) said in it was because the hear- ments and his efforts to “It was decided that man is born with a phone conversation the ings would be about the get the Pentagon Papers Paula Villacreses certain God-given rights; that govern- other day, “to have the en- Democrats: how much the A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 published, and vowed to [email protected] ment is only a convenience created and tire Pentagon Papers pub- Democrats, going back to write about it in this 50th Mike Shanahan managed by the people,” wrote Reagan. lished.” [Harry] Truman, had lied, anniversary year. But one And it was Gravel who especially LBJ. It would Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 What exactly did he mean when he thing led to another, and met with Beacon edi- have been a political [email protected] one column topic popped wrote those words in 1981 and what do tor-in-chief Arnold Tovell bloodbath for the Demo- Jim Wilson they mean for Americans in 2021? and radical historian crats, blamed for getting up after another, and it Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 The president who nudged the former Howard Zinn on Boston us in the war and then wasn’t until last week [email protected] Common to plan their pulling the rug out of the that I finally was going Union of Soviet Socialist Republics into CIRCULATION publishing strategy. The war effort. I thought Nix- to get around to calling oblivion believed governments, by defi- New York Times, The on would blame Vietnam Gravel, whose telephone Lisa Mahmoud nition, are always susceptible to being Washington Post, The on the Democrats and Manager, ext. 1239 number I had acquired in [email protected] corrupted by the power-hungry and Boston Globe and 14 oth- then get out. That didn’t anticipation of working turned into an enslavement tool. er newspapers had pub- happen.” on this very column. Then CUSTOMER SERVICE lished excerpts from the The war over the pa- — truly as I was play- The individual’s rights must be un- papers, but no major pub- pers — resolved by a Su- La’ Mosha Ball ing around in my mind Customer Service, ext. 1276 fettered from government intrusion, lishing house dared take preme Court ruling in the angle I would take [email protected] argued Reagan. Yet eople of color, on the entire project. favor of the newspapers — I learned that he had GRAPHICS LGBTQ+ individuals and immigrants Soon thereafter, the FBI and asserting a strong arrived at the Beacon presumption against gov- died. This column is less coming to this country in 1981 could be offices as well; Burnell ernment-directed “prior rich because of my delay. Trevor Andreozzi excused for asking exactly how Reagan Designer O’Brien, the secretary restraint” — has become There is a lesson in here [email protected] was championing their rights. to Press Director Gobin part of heroic American for me in the last years Critics argued that Reagan’s simplis- Stair, bought time by folklore, sealed by the of my career and for you Aaron Fee gamely suggesting that 2017 Steven Spielberg Designer tic view of hands-off government ex- in the first years of yours: the G-men take a stroll on film, “The Post.” Never put off making that [email protected] posed Americans to abuse from exploit- the Freedom Trail, Bos- “I was drawn to doing phone call.) Edwin Peralta Jr. ative employers, polluters, slumlords ton’s walking tour of Rev- a character study of the Swampscott High Designer olution-era landmarks, moral fiber of [Post pub- [email protected] and corporate greed. School Class of 1972 mem- for a half-hour. lisher] Katharine Gra- Reagan rarely spent time rebuffing NEWSROOM The documents in Grav- ham in her most difficult ber David M. Shribman these arguments and his electoral pop- el’s suitcases were a hor- decision, putting herself is the Pulitzer Prize-win- Mike Alongi ularity with Americans speaks for it- rific mess, “an endless in jeopardy and her paper ning former executive Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] self. pile of notes,” according at risk,” Spielberg told editor of the Pittsburgh to a Beacon account. They me. “Exposing the papers Post-Gazette. Follow him Gayla Cawley He concluded his pre-July Fourth were the raw materials of to the Times and then to on Twitter @ShribmanPG. News Editor, ext. 1236 article by asking fellow Americans to [email protected] consider our country’s “great truth:” LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Allysha Dunnigan We create and manage government, it Reporter, ext. 1302 doesn’t manage us. [email protected] What does this mean on July 4, 2021? Spenser Hasak It means, as Reagan wrote, that all Searching for a cure Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Americans can benefit by studying our nation’s birth process and understand- To the editor: are effective for some. Re- search breakthroughs and Julia Hopkins search is needed to under- opportunities to partici- Photographer, ext. 1224 ing how “true philosophical revolution” As a disabled person this stand the cause and to find pate in research, and sup- [email protected] was born and continues to endure. is very important to me. a cure. port. Call 800-777-8189 Thor Jourgensen Ankylosing spondylitis The nonprofit Spondyli- www.spondylitis.org or vis- Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 (AS) is not rare. It is pain- tis Association of America [email protected] ful and can permanently has further information it [email protected] Daniel Kane disfigure the spine. There regarding ankylosing Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 is no cure; there are ex- spondylitis including ed- Jen Sell [email protected] pensive treatments that ucational materials, re- Salem Steve Krause Senior Writer, ext. 1229 Valor and voting [email protected] Tréa Lavery Reporter, ext. 1317 To the editor: My answer to him is — Americans, like MacLeod, [email protected] Guadalcanal, Midway, Tar- me and you, could vote in This letter is submitted awa, Okinawa, Salerno, Anne Marie Tobin a democracy. Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 in reply to one submitted Anzio, Normandy, Swine- Honor their valor. They [email protected] by Liam MacLeod (Item furt-Regensburg — and suffered and died for you. Sophie Yarin Opinion, June 28). many other places where Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 Mr. MacLeod asks in American soldiers, sailors, [email protected] his letter, “Why should I Marines and airmen died Edward M. 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All address information, particu- SWAMPSCOTT Ex-officer pleads guilty to larly arrests, reflect police records. In the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Accidents it is the sole responsibility of the con- An accident at 6:33 p.m. manslaughter; family blasts deal cerned party to contact the relevant Wednesday on Blaney Circle; police department and have the de- at 1:22 p.m. Thursday at Mar- partment issue a notice of correction By Jonathan shalls. Mattise and to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Kimberlee Kruesi ifications will not be made without Animals ASSOCIATED PRESS express notice of change from the Police received several calls arresting police department. at around 7:03 a.m. Tuesday NASHVILLE, Tenn. — about two swans in the road The mother of a Black LYNN by CVS, one of which had pos- man fatally shot by a sibly been struck by a vehicle. white former Nashville Accidents Animal Control was notified. officer sobbed, screamed Report of a dog in a parked and knocked over a court- A motor vehicle accident car outside of Petco at 3:32 room lectern Friday as was reported at 3:58 p.m. p.m. Tuesday. she begged a judge not on Thursday Dollar Tree at 15 Report of a large swan to accept a plea deal she Joyce St.; at 4:07 p.m. on blocking the entrance to the says was struck in secret Thursday at 187 Lynnfield St.; Whole Foods parking lot at without her knowledge, a at 5:51 p.m. on Thursday at 5:34 a.m. Wednesday. Animal chaotic scene that briefly 341 Union St.; at 6:03 p.m. Control was notified. delayed the hearing be- on Thursday on Federal Street; Report of a stray dog with fore the judge accepted at 9:54 p.m. on Thursday a collar on a back porch on the agreement. at the intersection of Monte Atlantic Crossing at 8:47 p.m. Wednesday. Former officer Andrew Road and Western Avenue; at Delke pleaded guilty to 12:52 a.m. on Friday at the intersection near Broad Street Breaking and entering manslaughter over the and Silsbee Street; at 12:58 death of Daniel Hambrick, a.m. on Friday at Kinglsey Ter- Report of a past breaking 25, in 2018 as part of an race; 6:22 a.m. on Friday at and entering of a vehicle at agreement with prosecu- 9:36 a.m. Tuesday on Rock Av- Callaghan Elementary School; tors. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at 7:38 a.m. on Friday at 197 enue; at 12:06 p.m. Wednes- Delke will serve a three- Vickie Hambrick is restrained after lunging at Andrew Delke after he Essex St.; at 7:59 a.m. on Fri- day on Forest Avenue. year prison sentence. As day at 600 Boston St.; at 8:16 part of the agreement, he pleaded guilty to manslaughter on Friday in Nashville, Tenn. a.m. on Friday at 600 Western Complaints won’t pursue parole or door in support. Delke’s and a computer moni- “I hope this case can con- Ave.; at 10:04 a.m. on Friday An Essex Street resident appeal the case. Howev- family sat on the other tor and family members tribute positively about at 376 Washington St. called at 10:53 a.m. Tuesday er, Delke’s defense team side of the courtroom with rushed to her side. Delke the much needed discus- to report that his landlord was said he will likely serve a security guards. and Judge Monte Watkins sion about how police offi- year and a half in jail with Theft putting his property outside. “I hate you,” Vickie were briefly ushered out of cers are trained and how standard credits. At 4:33 p.m. Tuesday, police Hambrick screamed over the courtroom. we as a community want Larceny was reported at received a report of a large The hearing turned vol- 10:27 p.m. on Thursday near group of children blocking the atile as Hambrick’s moth- and over again, while also Delke was about to face police officers to interact Liberty Street and Washington pier at the Swampscott Yacht er, Vickie, gave a lengthy yelling out profanities, di- trial for a first-degree with citizens. I am deeply Street. Club and jumping off. statement as family mem- recting some at Delke and murder charge, but on sorry for the harm my ac- Report of used needles on prosecutors. Thursday, his attorney an- tions caused,” Delke said Assault bers and others applaud- the beach near the Fish House ed. Other supporters, out- In a particularly cha- nounced he had agreed to shortly after entering his An assault was reported at at 7:19 p.m. Tuesday. side the courtroom in the otic moment, the mother plead guilty to voluntary plea, his voice cracking at 6:09 a.m. on Friday on 170 S Report of vandalism to a ve- hallway, banged on the knocked over the lectern manslaughter. times. Common St. number 18. hicle that may have occurred at the Fish House at 4:38 p.m. Wednesday. LYNNFIELD At 5:40 p.m. Wednesday, police received a complaint Infant exhumed 30 years after death Accidents about loud noise coming from a float at the end of the Fish By Leah Willingham tangled in a fishing line. A motor vehicle accident House pier. ASSOCIATED PRESS An autopsy showed that was reported at 1:11 p.m. A caller reported seeing a the baby, 3 to 5 weeks old Tuesday on Walnut Street. No woman arguing with a child on For decades, the two lit- at the time, had died by injuries reported. Humphrey Street at the Lynn tle grave markers sat side drowning. A hit-and-run accident at line at 11:52 a.m. Thursday. by side in a Mississippi The case has had a dev- 4:41 p.m. Tuesday at Lush A caller reported finding a Coast cemetery, identified astating impact on the Cosmetics on Market Street. clear bag of unknown pills on only as Baby Jane and community, even years lat- An accident at 8:01 p.m. the sidewalk on New Ocean Baby Jane II. er. Tuesday on Walnut Street. One Street at 5:11 p.m. Thursday. The infants, both “Jane Gina Marshall was just person was transported to the A Hawthorne Road resident Does,” were found on dif- a young girl at the time, hospital. called at 6:02 p.m. Thursday ferent occasions, in 1982 living a couple of miles and said she was being ha- and 1988, in Jackson from where Baby Jane II Animals rassed. County rivers and buried was found. She remembers Report of an injured animal by community members, crossing the bridge over on Walnut Road at 12:07 p.m. Scams after investigators found the Pascagoula River to no leads in either case. Monday. Report of a scam on Beach get to summer school that Then late last year, inves- day. Shortly after she ar- Bluff Avenue at 1:07 p.m. tigators were able to iden- Complaints Wednesday. rived at school, the infant tify Baby Jane through was found. A Virginia Circle resident DNA testing, almost 40 A Locksley Road resident called at 5:43 p.m. Thursday From that day on, Mar- called at 6:05 p.m. Tuesday to to report that his mother was years after her death. This shall said, she always had report that his neighbor was part of a scam involving a week, investigators ex- a sickening feeling when yelling at him and taking pic- Swampscott resident. humed Baby Jane II from crossing the bridge or vis- tures. Report of a scam on Pine her resting place in Jack- iting the river with her A caller from Juniper Road Street at 8:41 p.m. Thursday. son County Memorial Park family. reported at 8:02 p.m. Wednes- in Pascagoula, with hopes “This is something I have day that a large piece of Suspicious activity of finding her true name. carried with me many equipment parked there was Jackson County Sheriff years, and still to this day PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS damaging the road. DPW was A Blodgett Avenue resident Mike Ezell said in a news tear up over it,” she said. notified. called at 11:48 p.m. Tuesday release that the remains of “I pray they can find her Flowers sit atop the grave marker of Baby Jane to report that they could see the infant have been sent identity.” II at Jackson County Memorial Park in Pasca- Suspicious activity the television and lights on in to the Mississippi Crime What made the case goula, Mississippi. The weeks-old infant, found their neighbor’s home when Lab. Once her DNA is col- more painful is that the in the Pascagoula River in 1988, was never An Edgemere Road resident they believed nobody should lected, investigators hope baby girl was the second identified. called at 9:50 p.m. Tuesday to be home. to use it to build a family child found in a Jackson In December 2020, DNA with her 23-year-old report that a light was turning A Puritan Road resident tree. County river in a decade. testing finally identified mother, Gwendolyn Mae on and off at a neighbor’s called at 3:20 a.m. Wednes- Baby Jane II was found Baby Jane, an 18-month- her as Alisha Ann Hein- Clemons, according to the home. Police determined that day to report that someone in the Pascagoula River old infant, was found on all was in order. had rung her doorbell and left on June 28, 1988, by two Dec. 5, 1982, floating in the rich. Heinrich had gone Jackson County Sheriff’s two packages at the front door. men fishing near the wild- Escatawpa River wearing missing from the Joplin, Department. Clemons was Theft A caller at 3:10 p.m. life management area in a pink and white check- Missouri, area around planning to start a new life Wednesday reported seeing a Wade. The child was found ered dress and a diaper. Thanksgiving 1982, along in Florida. Report of a theft at Our wallet on the ground outside of Lady of Assumption Church a vehicle on Humphrey Street. on Grove Street at 4:43 p.m. When the caller turned around Monday. to pick it up, another man jumped out of another vehicle Columbus officer who killed SAUGUS and grabbed it and drove away. Police received a report at Animals 11:45 a.m. Thursday of a man Andre Hill wants trial moved with no shirt walking down At 1:35 PM on Thursday a Humphrey Street toward Lynn, By Andrew The shooting was record- caller reported that a dog was yelling and screaming. Police Welsh-Huggins ed by Coy’s body camera, left inside of a car and was were unable to locate the man. ASSOCIATED PRESS but without sound because panting. Officers were able to A caller on Lawrence Road Coy hadn’t activated the remove the dog from the vehi- reported at 1:06 p.m. Thurs- COLUMBUS, Ohio — camera on what started cle and give the animal some day that the front door to a Extensive publicity about as a nonemergency call. A water. home on the street was wide the December police killing 60-second look-back func- open and nobody appeared to of Andre Hill makes it im- tion on the camera cap- Disturbance be home. possible to convene a fair tured the shooting. jury locally and so the tri- Coy, who had a long his- At 9:30 AM on Thursday a Theft al should be moved, an at- tory of complaints from cit- caller reported a female pac- torney representing Adam izens, was fired Dec. 28 for ing up and down Kenwood A Humphrey Street resident Coy, the ex-Columbus offi- failing to activate his body Avenue and talking to herself. reported that 11:51 a.m. cer charged in Hill’s death, camera and for not pro- The individual was later taken Thursday that a neighbor had said in a court filing. viding medical aid to Hill. to a nearby hospital. been stealing signs from the That publicity includes He was initially charged common area of their building. news coverage, posts on so- for dereliction of duty for Suspicious Activity cial media and billboards in not activating the camera, PEABODY Columbus calling for jus- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS but those charges were At 2:08 PM on Wednesday a tice for Hill, said attorney dropped. loss prevention employee from Andre Hill, fatally shot by Columbus police on Accidents Mark Collins. Dec. 22, is memorialized on a shirt worn by his Beyond an internal po- Target on Lynn Fells Parkway “Compiling an impartial lice investigation, the Ohio reported that $1,500 in coun- A motor vehicle was report- daughter, Karissa Hill, on Thursday, Dec. 31, jury in Franklin County 2020, in Columbus, Ohio. attorney general, the U.S. terfeit bills were used. ed at 3:29 p.m. on Thursday would be impossible be- attorney for central Ohio at 208 Andover St.; at 10:57 cause potential jurors are was fatally shot by Coy, His trial is currently sched- and the FBI have begun Vandalism a.m. on Friday at 15 Reo Rd. not only exposed to the ex- who is white, on Dec. 22 as uled for July 21. their own probes into the tensive news coverage but Hill emerged from a garage A message was left with At 6:21 AM on Thursday a Theft shooting. caller reported that someone also to their fellow neigh- holding up a cellphone. Coy the Franklin County Pros- In May, the city reached a threw a rock through their ve- A burglary was reported at bors’ opinions,” Collins said was fired and has pleaded ecutor’s office seeking com- $10 million settlement with hicle’s windshield on Williams 5:35 a.m. on Friday at A and in a filing late last month. not guilty to murder and ment on the request to the family of Hill, the larg- Avenue. L Liquors at 54-56 Foster St. Hill, 47, who was Black, reckless homicide charges. move the trial. est in Columbus history. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 3, 2021 Lynn needs another Dr. Elmo F. Benedetto could do so. His name was for every kid.” honors a mile long, you stressed repeatedly. a scholarship in his name. to college; gone are the Dr. Elmo F. Benedetto and Having played a little probably didn’t need Ben- This isn’t to say that I bring him up today days when a college diplo- boy, could Lynn use some- sports in high school — edetto. But if you were these types of people still because we completed ma guaranteed success. one like him today. and having been a sports carrying a C average and don’t exist in Lynn. They another Agganis Week — There’s a bigger emphasis Benedetto was Lynn’s editor for 20 of my 49 years could play a little basket- abound in our public that cavalcade of sporting on STEM skills, and ways athletic director, and un- in this business — I can ball, Benedetto was your schools. But the city decen- events for high school se- in which those who are less you’re out of the loop, attest to what coaches and man. Once he got the stars tralized athletic admin- niors which allows them interested in those fields that’s a job that demands administrators are tasked out of your eyes and gave istration after Benedetto one final bow on the big can find the right path. more than making sched- with doing. It’s more than you the facts of life, as retired so that each high stage. It all began with a The job would probably be ules, rounding up referees simply Xs and Os. The big- they pertained to higher school now has its own football game after Harry much harder today. AD, and in most schools Agganis died on June 27, and umpires and calling gest gift a good coach and education, he worked tire- The Agganis Foundation bus companies. There are a good AD can give a high lessly for you. these administrators are 1955, at the age of 26. The honors Benedetto by pre- parts of the job that people school kid is purpose, di- The ability to talk kids being asked to wear more purpose was to raise mon- senting to an appropriate don’t see, and one of them rection and a sense of how — and their parents — and more hats. ey for a scholarship fund is steering kids who need he or she fits into the big and urge them to face re- Benedetto’s devotion to which, as of last week, has member of the community direction down the right picture. Or team picture, ality is a big part of a high helping kids get into col- awarded $2.227 million in each year the “Elmo Ben- path. as it were. school administrator’s job. lege was legendary. And grants to 1,019 student- edetto Athletics Award” in And this is where Ben- Benedetto’s era coincid- Division-1, college-schol- his disciples, such as the athletes since its inception recognition of the tremen- edetto, who died in April ed with the growing belief arship athletes are rare. late English baseball/bas- in 1955. dous contribution he made 1985, excelled. He had the that a high school diploma Sometimes, that “college ketball coach Ron Bennett, I say we still need some- to youth sports in Lynn. It job for 26 years (and spent wasn’t the optimal path to for everyone” may have swore by him. In fact, Ben- one like Benedetto, who is deserved. Entire gener- 40 years in the Lynn Pub- success. You had to go to been a few notches down nett established the Elmo can counsel student-ath- ations of scholar-athletes lic Schools system), and college. from BC and Harvard, but Benedetto Boys Basketball letes to make the best have him to thank for the developed a philosophy If you were an A student it didn’t matter. Academ- Jamboree as a way to hon- choices for themselves. It’s “scholar” part of that des- early on: “There’s a college with a list of academic ics mattered, as Benedetto or him and raise money for not just a matter of going ignation. Lynn schools welcome three new principals PRINCIPALS from Stetson University, a From A1 Master of Education from Lesley University, a Cer- has “honed his leader- tificate of Advanced Grad- ship skills working closely uate Study from Fitch- with the principal on im- burg State University and plementation of several a doctorate in education innovative programs and from University of Massa- also recently completing chusetts in Lowell. He will the Massachusetts Asso- begin work as principal on ciation of Vocational Ad- July 6, 2021. ministrators Leadership Ekhomu will replace Academy. Shirley Albert-Benedict “Clear through the pro- at Hood, who served in an cess is Mr. Gallo’s enthu- acting capacity during the ITEM PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS siasm for continuous im- 2020-21 school year. provement and innovation Ekhomu began her ca- Chris Mitchem, CEO and Co-founder of Diem Cannabis, center, presents a check to the Goldfish at LVTI,” LPS said. “This reer as a 5th grade teach- Pond Association during the grand opening of the dispensary on Friday. On hand during the commitment is coupled er in the Boston Public check presentation is, from left, Goldfish Pond Association (GPA) member Coco Alinsug, City with the deep belief in stu- Schools and quickly as- Councilor Rick Starbard, GPA vice president Tony DeMarco, City Council President Darren Cyr, dents first and embracing cended to an instructional City Councilor-at-Large Brian LaPierre, GPA treasurer John Baker, GPA member of the board collaboration and voice in leadership role as a lead Dakotah Bontos, former GPA president Paul Coombs, and Lynn Mayor Thomas M. McGee. any change or improve- teacher. ment effort.” Ekhomu was admitted Gallo holds a bachelor’s to prestigious leadership degree in science educa- fellowships, including the Dispensary opens in Lynn tion from Boston Univer- Curate Fellowship and sity, a master’s in educa- the Lynch Leadership John DiNovella, Diem’s decisions made by the City vestment in the communi- tion administration from Academy. CANNABIS vice president of operations, Council and its cannabis University of Massachu- She was also a fellow From A1 ty, and we really appreciate said on Friday there was committee — which is setts - Boston and a mas- at the Josiah Quincy Ele- that,” McGee said. “More Director Chris Mitchem, $400,000 worth of product chaired by Ward 2 Coun- ter’s in school counseling mentary School and then importantly, bringing local said the building was very in the vault — which he cilor Rick Starbard. from Salem State; Gallo is as assistant principal at people in to work in this fa- run down and needed a lot predicted would get sold in City Council President also fluent in Spanish. He the Tobin K-through-8 cility and (making) it suc- of work. “a 30-day turnaround.” Darren Cyr described this began work as principal school. cessful is a key piece.” “A lot of blood, sweat, DiNovella said everything new business as a viable on July 1, 2021. “During the interview Diem has hired a staff of tears and money went into in the vault is tracked in the asset to the community, Braga will replace Tes- locals who know the area process, Ms. Ekhomu the building,” Mitchem state’s cannabis-tracking the neighborhood and the sie Mower at English, who demonstrated exceptional and the people, and they’ve served in an acting capac- said. “It was a huge under- system and must coincide Goldfish Pond Association. instructional knowledge,” taking.” down to the gram. “It took a lot of time tak- also announced their part- ity during the 2020-21 LPS said. “Both in her ex- nership with the volunteer school year. The dispensary is hard If the gram measures in ing a look at all the different perience and through her Goldfish Pond Association. Braga, who speaks Por- to miss, sporting a bright the vault do not match up to people who wanted to come responses to questions, blue exterior which match- what is in the tracking sys- into the city to open a can- Diem awarded the as- tugeuse and Spanish, she displayed deep under- started in education as es the company’s logo. tem, an investigation must nabis shop,” Cyr said. “It sociation with a $5,000 standing on how to ana- They have a welcome desk take place, which includes was a pretty tough, rigorous check, which Mitchem an English teacher at the lyze data and turn that Mario Umana Academy upon entering that directs looking at the records and thing, and you guys (Diem) said will be the start of understanding into strat- customers to the count- tracking the intake and passed with flying colors.” their future work together. School in Boston and also egy that improves student er where products can be sales. Measurement mis- Cyr said he is excited Diem opens Saturday at taught English at East outcomes.” Boston High School. purchased. In the back — matches are oftentimes a to welcome Diem into the 9 a.m., and patrons must LPS also said that Ek- which is an employee-only result of human error, Di- community and is looking Braga held many lead- homu conveyed a notable be 21 years or older to en- ership roles as the direc- area — is an intake room Novella said, but police can forward to continuing to ter. The regular hours are skillset in and experience that weighs and verifies get involved if need be. work together. tor of English language with building and main- Monday through Sunday learners services and sup- products and handles busi- The process of approving Mayor Thomas M. McGee from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. taining a collaborative, in- ness transactions. this dispensary involved a echoed Cyr’s sentiment, plemental programs at clusive school culture. Allysha Dunnigan can the district level before re- Next to that room is the lot of neighborhood meet- calling Diem a “really ex- Ekhomu holds a bach- be reached at adun- turning to building-based vault, where the products ings over the past two citing” addition to the city. elor’s degree in criminal are stored. years, as well as input and “You’ve made a major in- [email protected]. leadership roles in Bos- justice and master’s in ton and, most recently, in public health from Geor- Somerville. gia State as well as a “He has been instrumen- master’s in Curriculum tal in improvement efforts and Teaching from Bos- at the schools where he ton University. She began has served previously,” work as principal on July LPS said. “Featured in 1, 2021. each of the experiences, “Each of these leaders according to Dr. Braga, brings experience, deep in- was a concerted effort to structional knowledge and bring the community to- a proven track of collabo- gether around a shared rating to achieve a shared goal.” outcome,” Tutwiler said. LPS said Braga’s expe- Mayor Thomas M. Mc- rience with and focus on Gee congratulated the collaboration, instruction- three principals and said al leadership, tiered sys- he looks forward to their tems of support and cul- leadership and is “happy ture-building are markers to have them on board.” that made him an attrac- tive candidate. Allysha Dunnigan can Braga holds a bache- be reached at adun- lor’s degree in English [email protected] The mobile COVID-19 vaccination clinic “VaxBus” will make an appearance at Nahant Beach in Lynn on July 5 and 6 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mobile VaxBus coming call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 to start your daily subscription. to Lynn next week By Tréa Lavery sible bus without an ap- later date to offer second areas with lower-than-av- ITEM STAFF pointment to get a free doses of the Pfizer vaccine. erage vaccination rates. COVID-19 vaccine. The The VaxBus visits com- The bus will be at Nah- LYNN — A mobile two-dose Pfizer vaccine munities all around Mas- ant Beach from 10 a.m. to COVID-19 vaccine clinic ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! will be available to pa- sachusetts, including 6 p.m. Monday and Tues- known as the VaxBus will tients 12 and up, and the those that are part of the day. be available in Lynn on one-dose Johnson & John- Massachusetts Depart- Call Customer Service to place an ad July 5 and 6. son vaccine will be avail- ment of Public Health’s Tréa Lavery can be Members of the public able to those 18 and up. Vaccine Equity initiative, reached at tlavery@item- 781-593-7700, ext. 2 can go to the ADA-acces- The bus will return at a which includes Lynn, and live.com. SATURDAY JULY 3, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 This rings a bell on Lynn eld Common BELL Regiment Memorial lo- & Co., the bell dates back From A1 cated in the Boston Public to 1859. It was installed Garden,” Dalton said. “We in the Meeting House in in mid-May. Skylight de- selected them because of 1918, which served as termined the best course their reputation of quality Chemical House No. 1. of action would be to sand- craftsmanship. They did The bell was used as the blast the bell to bring it back a great job on the Public town’s re alarm bell from down to the bare metal, so it Garden sculpture and cer- 1903-1960. It was retired was transported to a Rhode tainly didn’t disappoint on from active duty in 1960. Island studio which could the bell restoration.” In 1964, the bell was in- perform that process. Calvary Christian Church stalled on its current rest- Finally, the bell was coat- donated $5,700 to fund the ing place on the common. ed in a special epoxy that restoration project, which “Once again, on behalf will protect it from the el- is part of a larger effort to of the Town and the Select ements for many years to revitalize the historic Lyn- Board, we thank Execu- come and prevent more n eld Center. tive Pastor Jamie Booth corrosion from occurring. Recent improvements to and the Calvary Church “It’s totally worth doing, the common include a new for funding this project,” because if you don’t take septic system; new lighting, said Dalton. “I’d also like care of things like this, it’ll pathways and improved to recognize DPW Director get to be in bad condition,” walkways, curbing and John Tomasz and Town Shure said. “It’s not too crosswalks; and a new, or- Engineer Charlie Richter good for the history of the ganically-maintained lawn. for managing this project object, which is kind of the In addition, the Historic and the entire upgrade of image of the town.” Centre on South Common the Town Common itself.” Dalton said he was ex- Street has been rededi- Anne Marie Tobin can tremely pleased with Sky- cated as the Pope-Richard be reached at atobin@ light’s workmanship. Family Lynn eld Historical “That rm recently com- Centre. The interior is cur- itemlive.com. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK pleted the restoration of rently receiving a facelift in Tréa Lavery can be Robert Shure, owner of Skylight Studios in Woburn, oversaw the resto- the Robert Gould Shaw the form of new paint. reached at tlavery@item- ration of the Lynn eld town bell. and Massachusetts 54th Built by Taylor Vickers live.com. $1.15M in Peabody foundation hopes grants will research Blooms into a Cure PROGERIA fund new From A1 work toward developing new treatments, and ulti- mately nding a cure for shelter in Lynn progeria, an extremely rare and fatal rapid-aging SHELTER ter’s new location is about disease that strikes down children and young adults From A1 120 years old, so Evans said it will be a big project in their teens, usually by with the state and other to move. The rst phase, heart disease or strokes donors, and he encourages which included xing more commonly found in the elderly population. everyone who can to do- structural  aws through- Gordon said that PRF nate. out the building to ensure had identi ed 195 chil- The current shelter is its safety, was recently dren with progeria, which 500 square feet, while the completed. represents about half the new building will offer Evans said they are now children suffering from the shelter about 10,000 waiting for the nal cost the disease worldwide. square feet. estimate of the relocation About 60 of those children, The shelter’s location in as well as the nal draw- representing 30 countries, the current building is in ings from architects. are participants in a PRF the basement, where the “Because it’s an old trial in which families air conditioner doesn’t building and we’re spend- incur no expenses. Dona- always work during the ing a signi cant amount tions, food, transportation summers. of money, we’re going to and lodging are provided The shelter now owns need to update the build- by PRF, while drug costs the entire building across ing in a number of ways,” are covered by health in- the street from their cur- Evans said. surance. rent location and Evans Some of these updates Since awarding its rst said the restaurant lo- include putting in a sprin- research grant in 1999, cated on the rst  oor is kler system for the entire PRF has worked with looking to relocate, so the building — and maybe an world-class scientists shelter will use the entire elevator. to develop novel break- rst  oor for beds. Evans said they also throughs and treatments The upper  oors will plan to turn the parking which help children with offer permanent support- lot in the back into a court- progeria live longer, ive housing for former- yard. When driving down healthier lives. PRF has ly-homeless individuals Washington Street, Evans sponsored ve clinical and families. The indoor said there are always peo- drug trials and funded 77 space will also be mul- ple hanging out in front grants totaling $8.4 mil- tipurpose, offering day of the shelter and around lion. PRF has also creat- programming and activi- the neighboring streets. ed a cell and tissue bank ties like therapeutic trau- This, he said, is because along with a medical and ma-informed yoga. the shelter doesn’t have a research database con- “These are things we’ve designated outdoor space. taining information on always wanted to do, but He said while this is “not 191 children, and has sponsored 13 internation- ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS we’ve just never had the a great look for the city”, al scienti c meetings. space for,” Evans said. it’s also not a great look Audrey Gordon, the co-founder of the Progeria Research Foundation, “We pretty much do it The increase in space for the people hanging shows off artistic tiles created by children suffering from the disease, all, one-stop shopping will not increase the out there. He added that which are on display at the of ce. he once had a client tell style, with everything be- number of beds or capac- ing conducted in-house,” ity the shelter current- him that he was sitting windfall for PRF. Three develop new drugs and We knew that we needed Gordon said. “We thought nd a cure.” ly has; Evans said they in front of the shelter and days after approval, PRF to start a research foun- the best route was to con- announced that it had en- The sale proceeds boost- want to make the space a someone he went to high dation, otherwise these trol our own resources.” tered into an agreement ed PRF total fundraising more humane experience school with drove by and children would continue took a picture of him. In November 2020, 13 to sell a priority review to more than $85,000,000. to suffer with no hope of a for people experiencing years of research that in- With a courtyard, Ev- voucher to Eiger BioPhar- The Peabody-based cure. homelessness. cluded four PRF-coordi- ans said, these people will maceuticals (Eiger) for $95 foundation was started in “We had never really Prior to COVID-19, the nated clinical trials culmi- be able to have their own million. Under the terms 1999 by Gordon, her sister, heard about progeria. I shelter had 40 beds, with nated with FDA approval con dential space to hang of the voucher program, Dr. Leslie Gordon, and her an over ow of 60. Since of Zokinvy (lonafarnib), used to think that I could out. PRF received 50 percent husband, Dr. Scott Ber- COVID-19 began, the the rst-ever treatment never go through what “We think (this project) of the net proceeds. ns, a year after their son, shelter now has 23 beds for progeria, opening the “It’s basically a govern- Sam, was diagnosed with some families have to go is going to be really good with a small over ow. The door for children and ment incentive program progeria at the age of two. through with things like for the city of Lynn,” Ev- bodega that was previous- young adults to get the designed to fast track drug He died in 2014 at the age this, but we all learned we ans said. ly located on the rst  oor drug by prescription in- development. Once you of 17. can — we just had to do it of the shelter’s new build- The shelter plans to put stead of by clinical trials have FDA approval, phar- Following the diagnosis, and that’s what we did.” ing moved out, so Evans the project out to bid in — the drug adds two 1/2 maceuticals can then ap- his parents questioned To donate to ONEpos- said they have been using the fall. years to life expectancy. proach us to buy into the why there was virtually sible, use the mobile app that space for over ow Allysha Dunnigan can Without treatment, aver- process on a 50-50 basis,” no research on or treat- https://app.mobilecause. beds. be reached at adun- age life expectancy is only Gordon said. “We basical- ments for the disease. com/vf/ONEpossible or go The building of the shel- [email protected]. 14.5 years. ly sold the voucher and “Sam was an amazing to https://www.progeria- “We’ve learned that now split the gain, which was a young man who was in- research.org/2021/06/01/ instead of talking about wonderful boost for us. It credibly inspiring and prfs-onepossible-cam- Selling a house? children with progeria, came at the perfect time, full of life, a real bless- paign-kicks-off/. You can we are now talking about knowing we needed to foot ing,” said Audrey. “But also make a donation by Buying a house? young adults as they are the bills for a cutting-edge we learned that there texting ONEpossible to living longer,” Gordon process that could cost was no research, most 71777. Find out what properties said. up to $50 million or more likely because progeria is Anne Marie Tobin can recently sold in your area. The FDA approval was because we are trying to the rarest of all rare dis- only the beginning of what pursue all avenues to get eases that affects only a be reached at atobin@ Check out turned out to be a huge to clinical trials so we can small number of people. itemlive.com. the Real Estate page in Saturday’s paper. Catch up with your favorite team in Item Sports! A8 SATURDAY JULY 3, 2021 LOOK! 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Attendees ary Festival this fall. note talk will be given by ready, ReachArts saw an at the free event will be The event, which will be able to enjoy local gardens held in the first weekend Swampscott resident Ian opening in this communi- Thomsen, an award-win- ty. They made the deci- and take in artistic works, of November, will include in addition to painting two half-days of panels ning sports writer who sion to name the festival demonstrations and other and workshops, a keynote covers the NBA for Sports “Red Rock” to make sure family-friendly activities. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS speech by a local author Illustrated. Thomsen is that they also included Writers and others who Meghan McCain sits on the set of “The View,” and a Saturday night the author of “The Soul writers and artists from are interested in partic- reception including live of Basketball: The Epic Lynn and Nahant, instead in New York. ipating at the Red Rock performances of literary Showdown between Leb- of limiting their reach to Literary Festival panels or characters in costume. ron, Kobe, Doc and Dirk just to Swampscott. workshops can get more “There are dozens of edi- that Saved the NBA,” “It will really make a big information by emailing Meghan McCain says tors, writers and graph- which came out in 2018. difference in the literary [email protected]. ic designers living in Smith said that ReachA- community,” Smith said. Swampscott,” said Laura rts has already received The event has been Tréa Lavery can be she’s quitting ‘The Smith, a member of dozens of responses from funded through a grant reached at tlavery@ View’ in late July ReachArts helping to or- writers who wish to par- from the Swampscott itemlive.com. By David Bauder The show, invented AP MEDIA WRITER more than two decades ago by Barbara Walters, NEW YORK — Meghan Farmers’ Market has done well in the McCain, whose outspoken ratings with a mix of conservative views have celebrity guests and, most frequently led to verbal prominently, the combus- fireworks and compelling kicks off 13th season tible “hot topics” session By Steve Krause — not only as a valuable Maitland Mountain Farm, The market will contin- television on ABC’s “The where they kick around ITEM STAFF point of food access, but Grant Family Farm, ue to take EBT through View,” said Thursday that the day’s news. also to provide a sense of Merrimack Farm, Heav- the Supplemental Nutri- she is quitting the daytime Like many televi- SALEM — The Salem normalcy and togetherness ens Harvest Farm, Long tion Assistance Program talk show after four years. sion shows during the Farmers’ Market has as we continue to rebuild.” Hill Orchard and Wally’s (SNAP). In compliance McCain, daughter of the COVID-19 pandemic, the kicked off its 13th season As COVID-19 regulations Vegetables. They are com- with the City of Salem’s late Arizona Sen. John hosts have been appear- at the Bentley School were still changing fre- plemented by an array plastic bag ordinance, at- McCain, announced on ing remotely instead of parking lot on 25 Memorial quently this spring, market of specialty foods, bakery tendees are encouraged to the air that she would meeting in a New York Drive — for the time being. organizers felt that start- products, spices and non- bring their own bags — or leave after the show’s studio. McCain, married Ultimately, its organiz- ing the season at Bentley food vendors. Every week buy a tote bag at the mar- season ends in late July. to conservative commen- ers hope to move it back School would provide the the market offers live ket to support the event. “I will be here another tator Ben Domenech and to its traditional location most flexibility when it music and representation The market is made pos- month, so if you still want mother of a baby daugh- in Derby Square by the comes to addressing best from different community sible through Salem Main to fight a little more, we ter, said she didn’t want end of the summer. public health practices and groups and initiatives. Streets and the Farmers’ have four more weeks,” to leave her life in the The market will be held any remaining restrictions. Mask/face coverings Market Committee, as McCain said. Washington area to com- on Thursdays from 3-7 Once all those logistical within the market area well as the contributions The 36-year-old com- mute again to work. p.m. through Oct. 14. and issues are ironed out, the are at the discretion of of numerous volunteers. mentator is usually the “This was not an easy there are more than 20 organizers plan to return those who attend. Sullivan To get the latest updates only conservative voice decision,” she said. “It returning vendors. to Derby Square. stresses that attendees about the farmers’ mar- among the cast of five took a lot of thought and “The Salem Farmers’ The largely volun- are encouraged to do what ket, visit their website at women, and not afraid counsel and prayer.” Market being able to teer-run market gives makes them feel most com- www.salemfarmersmar- to mix it up when she ABC News said in a continue at Bentley School residents and tourists fortable, as long as they ket.org, or follow them on disagrees with them. In statement that it respect- last year was one of the alike the opportunity to respect the vendors, orga- Facebook (www.facebook. the past two months, for ed and understood her great wins of 2020,” Salem buy farm-fresh produce, nizers and other shoppers. com/SalemMAFarmers- example, she’s had con- decision, and thanked Main Streets Executive seafood, baked goods, “If you are not feeling Market) or Twitter (@ tentious exchanges with McCain for her “fierce Director Kylie Sullivan meat and a variety of well or are experiencing salemfarmersmarket). lead host Whoopi Gold- determination and vast said. “We believe that the other goods. At the heart symptoms of COVID-19 as Steve Krause can be berg and frequent foil Joy political knowledge and market plays an import- of the market are seven defined by the CDC, please reached at skrause@ Behar. experience.” ant role in our community major farms: Clark Farm, stay home,” she said. itemlive.com. Local news on your doorstep

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY JULY 3, 2021 Peterson, Avery power Lynn All-Stars to win By Daniel Kane “Those two boys are a ITEM STAFF nice one-two combo,” Lynn coach John Peterson said. LYNN — The Lynn Babe “We call them 1A and 1B. Ruth 13-year-old All-Stars They go back and forth. did just enough to squeak They are great pitchers. out a win Friday, topping They have a little bit of a visiting Marblehead 4-1 in different style: JJ’s curve- a preliminary round open- ball is a little more looping er at Fraser Field. slow and Jake’s is more There wasn’t much of- fense for either team, with of a hard-breaking ball. only a total of ve hits on When teams go from JJ to the night. A lot of that Jake it’s tough for them.” had to do with JJ Avery At the plate, Lynn and Jake Peterson on the scraped together as much mound for Lynn. as they could. Devin Du- Peterson shined while val and Nate Cutone each pitching the nal three had one hit and one RBI. shutout innings, striking Jimmy Jennings also out four with one walk. laced a single and scored Avery started the game a run. Jake Peterson add- and threw four innings, ed two runs scored and allowing just two hits and Gilbert Galva had an RBI one run with ve strike- on a sacri ce  y. Anthony PHOTO | JOE BROWN outs, but struggled a bit at Sanderson scored one run. Jimmy Jennings, left, celebrates with teammates on the bench after scoring a run in the Lynn times with four walks and Babe Ruth 13-year-old All-Stars’ win over Marblehead. two hit batters. BABE RUTH, B2 Fundraiser will be held at World Series Park Saugus’ World Series ly for families with MS Park will host a fundrais- Warriors and for the ad- er for multiple sclerosis vancement of research with Mission Stadiums at Johns Hopkins Proj- for Multiple Sclerosis ect Restore MS Research (MS4MS) on Saturday, Center, as it hopes to find Oct. 30 from 10 a.m. to a cure. 5 p.m. The coordinator The all-day event on for the event is Sau- Oct. 30 will have a fall gus’ own Dario Pizzano, theme with pumpkins, a professional baseball corn-on-the-cob and fo- player and a member of liage. It will consist of the Saugus Little League a ceremony on the field team that competed in that will include the the Little League World 2003 Little League team Series in 2003. that competed in the Lit- Pizzano currently plays tle League World Series, for the Southern Mary- all-day entertainment, land Blue Crabs in the food, booths, auctions, Atlantic League, where raffles, the famous Carp- he’s hitting .260 with enito Real Estate Lottery three home runs and 16 Ticket House Raffle, ac- RBI through 22 games. tivities for kids, a Hal- ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Pizzano has been ac- loween costume contest, John Nowicki had a save in the Spartans’ state title victory on Thursday. tively involved in fund- a display of classic cars raising for MS4MS for and some more surprises. the last two years. His The day will culminate Young pitching helped put Spartans mother Traci has suf- with a softball game be- fered with multiple scle- tween the 2003 Saugus rosis for several years, Little League team and a and Pizzano wanted to combined team of Saugus over the edge in Division 2 be part of helping raise Police and Firefighters. money for research and Volunteers are being By Mike Alongi win in the Division 2 state for us all year and those Division 2 North Final. perhaps someday find a requested to help with ITEM SPORTS EDITOR title game Thursday, the guys all came through. Nowicki and Falasca both Spartans relied on a sta- With the pitch count stuff started several games cure. the event. Also, the event They say good pitch- Mission Stadiums is asking for donations of ble of young pitchers like changing how you can ap- throughout the year, ing will beat good hit- freshman Eric Bridges proach a week of games, while Nowicki also had for Multiple Sclerosis raffle or auction items. ting every time, and the (MS4MS) is a registered Those who would like to and sophomores John No- the ability to hand the ball two saves — including St. Mary’s baseball team wicki and Tommy Falasca off to young guys and have 501(3) non-profit orga- help, would like to make one in the state title game lived by that credo during to get through the year. them step up to the chal- nization whose mission a donation to the raffle Thursday. the 2020 season. But it “On the mound this year lenge is good to have.” Having guys of that cal- is to raise awareness of or auction or need more wasn’t just the quality of is really where I think Besides Cabral, Bridges iber behind him is one of multiple sclerosis at all information about the the pitching that put the we were able to separate may have had the perfor- the reasons why Cabral sports stadiums, while event, contact Bob Davis Spartans over the edge, it ourselves,” said St. Mary’s mance of the postseason is never nervous about raising funds direct- at 781-233-4555. was the quantity as well. coach Derek Dana. “Eric when he pitched a com- losing a game, even when In addition to junior ace came up huge for us sev- plete-game, four-hit shut- he’s not pitching. Aiven Cabral, who pitched eral times, John and Tom- out to lift the Spartans 6 1/3 innings to earn the my both started games over Masconomet in the SPARTANS, B2 St. Mary’s leaders come back to win one of their own By Mike Alongi 2020, but the one thing ITEM SPORTS EDITOR that these guys who were on that team (in 2019) Thursday’s Division 2 did see was what it took state championship win to get to this point,” said for the St. Mary’s base- St. Mary’s coach Derek ball team was the culmi- Dana. nation of a tumultuous “Missing last year re- couple of years for the Spartans’ group of up- ally helped just give me perclassmen. After large- more time to grow and ly sitting on the sidelines improve,” said Cabral. and watching their for- “But really the biggest mer teammates lead the thing it did was just mo- way to a title victory in tivate me more to come 2019, the group that in- into this season strong cludes now-seniors Colby and nish it off with a Magliozzi and Terence title.” Moynihan — as well It just means a lot to Saugus native Dario Pizzano, a professional come back and win it af- as junior Aiven Cabral ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS baseball player and member of the 2003 Sau- — had its 2020 season ter all we went through gus Little League team that competed in the taken away due to the with the missed season,” Terence Moynihan was one of several upper- Little League World Series, will be hosting an COVID-19 pandemic. said Moynihan.” classmen who stepped up after a canceled MS4MS fundraising event on Oct. 30 at World “We really had a great season to lead the Spartans to victory in Series Park. group coming back in ST. MARY’S, B2 2021. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 3, 2021

TV/RADIO Auto racing Lynn Babe Ruth All-Stars win 2:30 p.m...... Xfinity: Henry 180...... NBC 8 p.m...... Camping World SRX Series...... CBS Baseball 1 p.m...... NY Mets at NY Yankees...... MLB Network 4 p.m...... Triple A: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at Worcester...... NESN+ 4:05 p.m...... San Diego at Philadelphia...... FS1 opener over Marblehead 7:15 p.m...... Boston at Oakland...... Fox; WEEI-FM 93.7 10 p.m...... Baltimore at LA Angels...... MLB Network Pro basketball 1 p.m...... WNBA: Connecticut at Indiana...... NESN BABE RUTH WNBA: Washington at New York...... CBSSN From B1 8:30 p.m...... Milwaukee at Atlanta...... TNT Cycling But on a day where the 7:30 a.m...... Tour de France (Stage 8)...... NBCSN Golf offense struggled, the de- 8 a.m...... European: Irish Open...... Golf fense was perfect. Catch- 1 p.m...... PGA: Rocket Mortgage Classic...... Golf er Kyle Doney stood out, 3 p.m...... Champions: Dick’s Sporting Goods Open...... Golf throwing out two runs on PGA: Rocket Mortgage Classic...... CBS 5:30 p.m...... LPGA: Volunteers Of America Classic...... Golf the basepath. Horse racing “The defense was defi- 1 p.m...... America’s Day at the Races...... FS1 nitely there,” John Pe- 5 p.m...... Breeders’ Cup: Challenge Series...... NBC terson said. “You can tell Lacrosse 12 p.m...... PLL: Redwoods vs. Waterdogs...... NBC there are a few little jit- 3 p.m...... PLL: Cannons vs. Chaos...... NBC ters early. I think that Men’s soccer was the issue with the 5 p.m...... MLS: New England at Columbus...... ESPN; WBZ-FM 98.5 bats; this team is loaded 10 p.m...... MLS: LAFC at Real Salt Lake...... YouTube TV 11:30 a.m...... Euro quarterfinal: Czech Republic vs. Denmark...... ESPN with bats. You’re going 2:30 p.m...... Euro quarterfinal: Ukraine vs. England...... ABC to see us put up runs at 6 p.m...... Copa America quarterfinal: Uruguay vs. Columbia...... FS2 some point. Just the first 7 p.m...... USL: Sacramento at San Diego...... ESPN2 game jitters, cold weath- 9 p.m...... Copa America quarterfinal: Argentina vs. Ecuador...... FS1 Tennis er and a big stadium. But 8 a.m...... Wimbledon...... ESPN I’m confident they’ll get 11:30 a.m...... Wimbledon...... ESPN2 going.” PHOTO | JOE BROWN 2 p.m...... Wimbledon...... ESPN Marblehead couldn’t have asked for a better Lynn’s Anthony Sanderson tags out Marblehead’s EJ Wyman as he tries to steal third base. NHL PLAYOFFS start from pitcher Julius Galante, who threw five innings, allowing one ent. We played a team In the third, Jennings errors put Lynn back on STANLEY CUP FINALS MondayTampa Bay at Montreal, 8 that has traveled and singled and stole second top in the next half inning p.m. earned run on two hits (Best-of-7) and two walks with eight been together for a while. and third base — Lynn with Jake Peterson scor- (x-if necessary) Wednesday strikeouts. They’ve had a lot of suc- had nine stolen bases to- ing on an errant throw. Wednesday x-Montreal at Tampa Bay, TBA Marblehead’s lone run cess so our guys I thought tal — and Duval drove Lynn added some key Tampa Bay 3, Montreal 1, Tampa Bay Friday played well.” him in with a single of his insurance runs in the leads series 2 - 0 x-Tampa Bay at Montreal, TBA came off an RBI-infield single from Colin Burke Avery pitched himself own to put Lynn ahead sixth thanks to Galva’s Friday Sunday out of trouble on multi- 1-0. sacrifice fly and Cutone’s Tampa Bay at Montreal, 8 p.m. x-Montreal at Tampa Bay, TBA that plated Galante. “(Galante) looked good ple occasions Friday in A pair of hit batters and one-run double, and Pe- and had a great start for that started in the second a walk loaded the bases terson closed out the NBA PLAYOFFS us,” Marblehead coach inning. Three straight again for Marblehead in game on the mound. Chris Wyman said. “I walks loaded the bases the fourth and this time Lynn (1-0) will host CONFERENCE FINALS THURSDAY thought things went real- for Marblehead but Avery Avery couldn’t get out of Danvers Monday back at (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Milwaukee 123, Atlanta 112, Milwau- ly well from that perspec- buckled down with a pair it on his own with Burkes’ Fraser Field (TBD). TUESDAY kee leads series 3-2 tive. A couple of plays in of strikeouts and a forced RBI single tying the game Marblehead also plays Atlanta 110, Milwaukee 88, series one direction or another fly ball to get out of the at 1-1. Danvers on the road tied 2-2 SATURDAY Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8:30 p.m. and the game is differ- jam. But a trio of Marblehead Tuesday (TBD). WEDNESDAY Phoenix 130, L.A. Clippers 103, MONDAY Phoenix wins series 4-2 x-Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Young pitching powered the MLB

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Spartans to a Division 2 title Boston 51 31 .622 _ New York 41 36 .532 _ Tampa Bay 47 34 .580 3½ Washington 40 39 .506 2 Toronto 41 38 .519 8½ Atlanta 39 41 .488 3½ SPARTANS gliozzi. “A bunch of young New York 41 39 .513 9 Philadelphia 37 41 .474 4½ Baltimore 27 54 .333 23½ Miami 34 45 .430 8 From B1 guys had to step up, and Central Division Central Division they all did when it mat- W L Pct GB W L Pct GB tered most. They didn’t Chicago 48 32 .600 _ Milwaukee 49 33 .598 _ “I feel like those guys Cleveland 42 36 .538 5 Chicago 42 39 .519 6½ always have my back out look like young guys when Detroit 36 45 .444 12½ Cincinnati 40 40 .500 8 there, and I always have they were out there pitch- Minnesota 33 46 .418 14½ St. Louis 40 42 .488 9 ing, that’s for sure.” Kansas City 33 47 .413 15 Pittsburgh 29 51 .363 19 their back,” said Cabral. West Division West Division And with so much big- “We’re a family out there W L Pct GB W L Pct GB game experience at such Houston 49 33 .598 _ San Francisco 50 30 .625 _ and I always trust those an early part of their high Oakland 48 35 .578 1½ Los Angeles 50 31 .617 ½ guys to come up big for Seattle 43 39 .524 6 San Diego 49 34 .590 2½ school careers, the sky is Los Angeles 39 41 .488 9 Colorado 35 47 .427 16 us.” Texas 32 49 .395 16½ Arizona 23 60 .277 28½ now the limit for the re- ___ That feeling extends turning hurlers over the Friday’s Games Boston (Richards 4-5) at Oakland to Colby Magliozzi, who next few years. Cabral N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. (Irvin 6-7), 7:15 p.m. caught this rotation all will return as the senior Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Houston (Odorizzi 2-3) at Cleveland year long. ace in 2022, but the Spar- Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 7:10 (Morgan 1-2), 7:15 p.m. ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS p.m. Baltimore (López 2-10) at L.A. “We had a lot of young tans will have at the very Houston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Angels (Cobb 5-3), 10:07 p.m. guys this year after losing least a reliable four-man St. Mary’s Eric Bridges, right, may have been Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Texas (Lyles 3-5) at Seattle (Gonza- a lot of pitching from the rotation in their quest for a freshman this season but he went above and Baltimore at L.A. Angels, 9:38 p.m. les 1-4), 10:10 p.m. Boston at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. COVID year,” said Ma- a three-peat. beyond on the mound. Sunday’s Games Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Saturday’s Games N.Y. Mets (Stroman 6-6) at N.Y. Yan- Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 1:10 kees (Cole 8-4), 1:05 p.m. p.m. Tampa Bay (McClanahan 3-2) at Houston at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. Toronto (Stripling 3-4), 3:07 p.m. Minnesota at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Keuchel 6-2) at Baltimore at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. Detroit (Skubal 4-7), 4:10 p.m. Boston at Oakland, 4:07 p.m. Minnesota (TBD) at Kansas City Texas at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. (Duffy 4-3), 4:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 7:08 p.m.

TODAY IN SPORTS

July 3 en-time champion Pete Sampras 1920 — Suzanne Lenglen beats and five-time winner Bjorn Borg. Dorothea Chambers a second 2006 — Annika Sorenstam wins straight year (6-3, 6-0) to win the the U.S. Women’s Open after 10 women’s singles title at Wimble- years of frustration and wins her don. 10th major championship. Sorens- 1925 — Suzanne Lenglen wins her tam, who shot a 1-under 70 in the sixth and final women’s singles 18-hole playoff, beats Pat Hurst by title at Wimbledon, easily beating four strokes for the largest margin Joan Fry, 6-2, 6-0. of victory in a playoff at the major 1931 — Max Schmeling knocks since Kathy Cornelius won by out Young Stribling at 2:46 of the seven shots 50 years ago. 15th round to retain the world 2007 — The Alinghi team from heavyweight title in Cleveland. Switzerland — a country more 1951 — Sam Snead wins his third often associated with Alpine skiing ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS PGA Championship with a 7 and 6 and winter snowscapes — suc- St. Mary’s catcher Colby Magliozzi was a key senior piece during the Spartans’ state title run this victory over Walter Burkemo at cessfully defends sailing’s coveted Oakmont (Pa.) Country Club. America’s Cup, beating Emirates spring. 1966 — Atlanta pitcher Tony Clon- Team New Zealand 5-2. inger becomes the first National 2010 — Serena Williams wins her League player to hit two grand fourth Wimbledon title and 13th slams in one game. He adds a sin- Grand Slam championship by St. Mary’s upperclassmen come gle for nine RBIs in a 17-3 triumph sweeping Vera Zvonareva in over San Francisco. straight sets in the women’s final. 1976 — Bjorn Borg beats Ilie Nas- Williams, who finishes the tourna- tase 6-4, 6-2, 9-7, to win his first ment without dropping a set, takes back to win one of their own men’s singles title at Wimbledon. 67 minutes to win 6-3, 6-2. 1982 — Martina Navratilova 2011 — Novak Djokovic wins his begins her streak of six straight first Wimbledon, beating defending ST. MARY’S Mulready, Jared Coppola, that’s what I was looking han. “You can’t come out singles titles at Wimbledon with a champion Rafael Nadal 6-4, 6-1, From B1 Colin Reddy, Bobby Alcock forward to.” flat or you’re going to fall 6-1, 3-6, 6-2 victory over Chris 1-6, 6-3. Djokovic, already guaran- and a host of others. But it wasn’t an easy behind, and we just never Evert Lloyd. It’s the third Wimble- teed to take over the No. 1 ranking A lot of players cycled off So coming into 2021 road. With nearly half of really let that happen to don singles title for Navratilova, all from the Spaniard on July 4, of the roster after 2020, with the state tournament its roster made up of soph- us this year.” against Evert Lloyd. extends his mastery over Nadal and a large crop of under- back in play, this year’s omores and freshmen, the That grit came into play 1983 — Calvin Smith sets the this season with a fifth straight upperclassmen wanted to Spartans got off to a bit again in Thursday’s win, 100-meter world record at Colorado head-to-head victory. classmen stepped in to fill the spaces. In a normal win one of their own. of a slow start out of the as Magliozzi and fellow Springs, with a run of 9.93 sec- 2016 — Serena Williams over- “There’s not a ton of kids gate and started the year senior Dante D’Ambrosio onds. He breaks the previous whelms Annika Beck 6-3, 6-0 in year, guys like Magliozzi here from the 2019 team, at 6-5. While some teams manufactured two of the record of 9.95 set by Jim Hines in just 51 minutes on Centre Court at and Moynihan and Cabral 1968. Wimbledon, advancing to the fourth but everyone on this year’s may have started to look biggest runs of the game would have had a full team knew what they had at it as a year of growing on a heads-up baserun- 2004 — Maria Sharapova, 17, round with her 300th career Grand year to grow and learn to wins her first Grand Slam title and Slam match win. to do and they stepped up pains, St. Mary’s decided ning play in the fourth instant celebrity by beating Serena 2018 — Feliciano Lopez makes be leaders. While Cabral to do it,” said Moynihan. to buckle down and grind inning. Williams 6-1, 6-4. For the first time history just by taking to the court spent a lot of time at “I felt like we had to out win after win in what- The Spartans now since 1999, none of the four major at Wimbledon. The 36-year-old shortstop as a freshman bring it up a notch more ever way it could. That graduate six seniors — titles is held by a Williams. Spaniard breaks Roger Federer’s and also pitched in sev- and come out and win turned out to be the start Magliozzi, Moynihan, 2005 — Roger Federer wins his record by appearing in a 66th con- eral games, many of the a title of our own,” said of a stretch where the D’Ambrosio, Lucas Fritz, third consecutive Wimbledon title secutive Grand Slam singles tour- other players who remain by beating Andy Roddick 6-2, 7-6 nament, continuing a run that Cabral. “It was great to be Spartans won 14 of their Andrew Luciano and Lu- (2), 6-4. Federer is the third man started at the 2002 French Open. from the 2019 team had to a part of the 2019 team, final 15 games. cas Rincon — and the rest since 1936 to win three straight Lopez beats Federico Delbonis of sit behind stalwart play- but to be a leader here and “It just takes focus and of the team will be back Wimbledon crowns, joining sev- Argentina 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. ers like Lee Pacheco, John pitch in the championship, preparation,” said Moyni- for 2022. SATURDAY JULY 3, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION What’s in a tag? Twitter revamps misinformation labels

By Barbara Ortutay falsehoods. Now, Twitter is study how well they work. its tests also showed that if ASSOCIATED PRESS overhauling them in an at- Twitter only labels three a label is too eye-catching, tempt to make them more types of misinformation: it leads to more people to Last May, as Twitter was useful and easier to notice, “manipulated media,” such retweet and reply to the testing warning labels for among other things. Begin- as videos and audio that original tweet. Not what false and misleading ning Thursday, the com- have been deceptively al- you want with misinfor- tweets, it tried out the pany will start testing the tered in ways that could mation. word “disputed” with a redesigns with some U.S. cause real-world harm; Then there’s the wording. small focus group. It didn’t users on the desktop ver- election and voting-related When “disputed” didn’t go go over well. sion of its app. misinformation and false over well, Twitter went “People were like, well, who’s disputing it?” said Experts say such labels or misleading tweets relat- with “stay informed.” In Anita Butler, a San Fran- — used by Facebook as ed to COVID-19. the current test, tweets cisco-based design director well — can be helpful to One thing that’s clear, that get this label will get at Twitter who has been users. But they can also al- though, is that they need an orange icon and people working on the labels since low social media platforms to be noticeable in a way will still be able to reply December 2019. The word to sidestep the more diffi- that prevents eyes from or retweet them. Such a “disputed,” it turns out, cult work of content mod- glossing over them in a label might go on a tweet had the opposite effect of eration — that is, deciding phone scroll. It’s a problem containing an untruth that what Twitter intended, whether or not to remove PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS similar to the one faced could be, but isn’t necessar- posts, photos and videos by designers of cigarette ily immediately harmful. which was to “increase After its labels on election-related misinforma- that spread conspiracies warning labels. Twitter’s More serious misinfor- clarity and transparency,” tion became a regular sighting around the 2020 and falsehoods. election labels, for in- mation — for instance, she said. U.S. presidential election, Twitter is now work- The labels are an update “It’s the best of both stance, were blue, which is a tweet claiming that worlds” for the companies, ing on overhauling them in an attempt to make also the platform’s regular vaccines cause autism — from those Twitter used them more useful and easier to notice. for election misinformation said Lisa Fazio, a Vander- color scheme. So they tend- would likely get a stronger before and after the 2020 bilt University psychology ed to blend in. label, with the word “mis- tion without making con- effective, she added, social presidential contest. Those professor who studies how The proposed designs leading” and a red excla- labels drew criticism for not false claims spread online. tent decisions.” media companies don’t added orange and red so mation point. It won’t be doing enough to keep peo- “It’s seen as doing some- While there is some ev- make public enough data they stand out more. While possible to reply to, like or ple from spreading obvious thing about misinforma- idence that labels can be for outside researchers to this can help, Twitter says retweet these messages. Tally of missing in condo collapse falls to 128 after audit

By Russ Bynum and Terry Spencer ASSOCIATED PRESS SURFSIDE, Fla. — The tally of the missing in the Florida condominium col- lapse was substantially re- duced Friday, from 145 to 128, after duplicate names were eliminated and some people reported missing turned up safe, officials said. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Authorities also an- Tarana Burke, founder and leader of the #Me- nounced the recovery of Too movement, stands for a portrait in her two more bodies, including home in Baltimore. the 7-year-old daughter of a Miami firefighter. That raised the confirmed death toll to 20 people. With Cosby decision, Miami-Dade Mayor Dan- iella Levine Cava said the #MeToo reversal feared. number of missing de- clined following an audit. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS She explained that in some they don’t believe it will A crane is used to remove sets of human remains, as search-and-rescue By Jocelyn Noveck cases, one person may ASSOCIATED PRESS bring justice. And they personnel work atop the rubble at the Champlain Towers South condo have been moved to the wondered whether some building in Surfside, Fla. “accounted for” list when, When Indira Henard, of the movement’s mo- in fact, an entire family director of the DC Rape mentum, already slowed Suarez said. said at a news conference. in the rescue operation, had been found to be safe. Crisis Center, received the by the pandemic, would be The discovery of the girl’s Friday’s announcements but it would create a safer text message Wednesday, lost amid the feeling that Detectives have worked remains was especially came a day after officials working environment that she thought she wasn’t another powerful man around the clock to vet the hard on rescuers, Levine said they were working on could allow more person- reading her phone cor- had gotten away with it list, recontacting relatives Cava said. plans to tear down what’s nel on the site and accel- rectly. “Indira oh my god,” — albeit on a technicality. and others. In some cas- “It was truly different left of the building after erate the pace of the work. said the message from a “It’s been a hard day,” es, English and Hebrew and more difficult for our concerns about the struc- He said it would likely colleague. “Cosby’s walk- Henard said. “It’s a deep- names have been offered first responders. These ture’s instability prompt- be weeks before officials ing out of prison.” ly painful moment — not for the same missing rela- men and woman are pay- ed a 15-hour halt to the schedule the demolition. “I put on the news and just for survivors in the tive, officials have said. ing an enormous human search for survivors. No one has been rescued there it was, and my heart Cosby case who came for- The 7-year-old who per- toll each and every day, Scott Nacheman, a since the first hours after just dropped,” Henard ward at great personal ished in the collapse was and I ask that all of you FEMA structures special- the collapse of the 12-story said. “I thought about how risk, but for all survivors.” “a member of our fire fam- please keep them in your ist, said the demolition Champlain Towers South all our survivors would be This story includes dis- ily,” Miami Mayor Francis thoughts and prayers,” she would trigger a slowdown condominium. feeling.” cussion of sexual assault. During the afternoon, If you or someone you Henard says the center’s know needs help, please hotline was “off the hook, call the National Sexual Hundreds believed dead in heat with survivors needing Assault Hotline at 1-800- a place to process, and 656-4673. people asking, ‘What For Tarana Burke, the wave despite efforts to help happened? I don’t under- prominent activist who stand. He got convicted. gave the #MeToo move- By Andrew Selsky fatalities amid the weath- Why would they do this?’” ment its name, the first ASSOCIATED PRESS er forecasts. Authorities The center held support reaction to the Pennsyl- tried to prepare as best sessions Wednesday eve- vania court’s decision was SALEM, Ore. — Many they could, turning nine ning and scheduled emer- “shock, definitely shock.” of the dead were found air-conditioned county gency sessions Thursday “And as the shock settled alone, in homes without libraries into cooling cen- to deal with the news. in and I started seeing air conditioning or fans. ters. When America watched Some were elderly — one some of the (social media) Between Friday and Bill Cosby — once “Amer- as old as 97. The body of commentary coming in … Monday, 7,600 people ica’s Dad” — go off to an immigrant farm labor- we, folks who do this work cooled off amid the stacks prison nearly three years er was found in an Oregon across the field, started of books. Others went to ago, it was perhaps the nursery. huddling together to talk three more cooling centers. most stunning develop- As forecasters warned about what our response Nearly 60 teams sought ment yet of the nascent of a record-breaking heat would be,” Burke said in out homeless people, offer- #MeToo movement, which wave in the Pacific North- an interview. “It was just ing water and electrolytes. had emerged in late 2017 real concern for survivors. west and western Canada “We scoured the county with allegations against We’re going to have a hard last weekend, officials set with outreach efforts, with Hollywood mogul Har- time sleeping.” up cooling centers, distrib- calls to building managers vey Weinstein. Advocates “The fact of the mat- uted water to the home- of low-income housing to and survivors of sexual ter,” added Burke, herself less and took other steps. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS be checking on their resi- assault hoped the move- a sexual assault survi- Still, hundreds of people ment would usher in an vor in her youth, “is we are believed to have died A Salvation Army EMS vehicle is set up as a dents,” Vines said. era of accountability for won’t see the ramifica- from Friday to Tuesday. cooling station as people line up to get into a But the efforts weren’t harassers and abusers tions of things like this An excessive heat warn- splash park while trying to beat the heat in enough, she said: “It’s — and in many ways, it for a while. People will ing remained in effect Calgary, Alberta, Wednesday, June 30, 2021. been really sobering to did. Victims have been look back and say, ‘I was for parts of the interior see these initial (fatality) numbers come out.” increasingly emboldened sexually assaulted a week Northwest and western expected deaths” between thorities have linked more Oregon Office of Emer- in recent years to seek before the Cosby verdict Canada Thursday. than 20 deaths to the heat, Friday and Wednesday gency Management Direc- justice, even for years-ago was overturned. And the The death toll in Oregon afternoon. Normally, she but authorities said that alone reached 79, the Or- tor Andrew Phelps agreed. abuse, hoping their alle- way that the backlash said about 165 people number was likely to rise. egon state medical exam- “Learning of the tragic gations would be taken hit the Internet made would die in the province In Oregon’s Multnomah more seriously. me change my mind.’ We iner said Thursday, with loss of life as a result of the over a five-day period. County, the average vic- But on Wednesday, as won’t hear those stories most occurring in Mult- recent heat wave is heart- She said it was too soon tim’s age was 67 and the the nation digested the for a while. But those of nomah County, which en- breaking. As an emergen- equally stunning sight of us who have been through compasses Portland. to say with certainty how oldest was 97, according to cy manager – and Orego- Cosby released from pris- similar things — we know In Canada, British Co- many deaths were heat county Health Officer Jen- nian – it is devastating on, some worried it would exactly how this hits and lumbia’s chief coroner, related, but that it was nifer Vines. that people were unable to have a chilling effect on where it lands and what Lisa Lapointe, said her of- likely the heat was behind In a telephone interview access the help they need- survivors, who often don’t the consequences are, un- fice received reports of at most of them. Thursday, Vines said she ed during an emergency,” come forward because fortunately.” least 486 “sudden and un- Washington state au- had been worried about he said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY JULY 3, 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 Woman can’t accept ex’s new girlfriend DEAR ABBY: I’ve told, his wife has had lit- been divorced from my Dear Abby is written by Abigail tle to no contact with his husband of 18 years for Van Buren, also known as Jeanne family. Becca can’t under- two years, separated for stand what could have three. I have encouraged Phillips, and was founded by her been her problem. He my ex to get out and meet mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact was an only son and new people. (He stayed Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. brother. They didn’t have home and alone for about Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. an opportunity to say two years.) It must have goodbye; therefore, they been a New Year’s resolu- don’t have closure. His sister and mother are tion of his because I no know it likely won’t go he’s now the captain of grief-stricken and angry. longer receive random anywhere, but what the his fate, so it’s no longer I can only offer words of texts to ask how I’m do- heck? necessary for you to help comfort and prayers. ing or to make casual I’m in a happy relation- him navigate the seas of With so many unan- conversation. life. It would be cheaper ship. Granted, I’m enjoy- swered questions behind When I asked him who to simply let go, allow ing life and not planning all of this, what is the she was, he replied, “No- him to make some mis- my future or anything best way to offer comfort body.” Of course, I know takes along the way and like that. My mind says and support? Or should I him well, and I knew he focus instead on your own one thing; my heart says just give them time? wasn’t being truthful. another. Do I need thera- present and future. He’s 50; she’s 25. I’m py? Are these normal DEAR ABBY: My SO MUCH PAIN grossed out, mostly be- feelings? heart is heavy for my sis- cause our older daughter ter-in-law, “Becca,” and DEAR SO MUCH is 27. The younger one is THROWN IN her family. Her brother PAIN: Please accept my 22. I know I should be MONTANA recently passed away. condolences for your fam- happy for him, but I’m He’d been ill, but no one ily’s loss. Call Becca and not. DEAR THROWN: It expected his death. To her family often. Even We still celebrate holi- would be abnormal not to make matters worse, his better, deliver your words days as a big, old, happy have “some” reaction to wife didn’t contact his of comfort by visiting in family, which I don’t the new woman in your family about his death person if she would ap- mind. We have grandchil- ex’s life. That he’s obscur- for several days and had preciate the company. Of- dren, and I want the hol- ing the truth from you him cremated without fer to help with shopping idays to be special. But I tells me he may feel guilty notifying them. They for groceries, laundry — have no desire to cele- about the age difference learned about his death whatever she might be too brate them with someone or worried you will be when his obit was posted depressed to do herself who is barely older than judgmental. Therapy on Facebook. right now. And THEN my younger daughter. I may help you accept that From what I’ve been give her time to heal. BRIDGE

Partner’s help is sorely needed Today’s deal was played in a one- signal to help West. He played the day teams event in Sydney, Australia. heart nine under dummy’s 10, trying It was the decisive deal from the last to indicate an entry in diamonds. round between the two teams vying Declarer continued with the ace and for first place. It contained instructive another spade. West won with the points at both tables. king, and East discarded the encour- Bridge has become a bidder’s aging diamond nine. But West lost game. The more you bid, the more his nerve: He cashed the diamond pressure you put your opponents ace, whereupon declarer claimed. If under, and the more mistakes they West had underled his diamond ace, will make. True, occasionally you will East would have won the trick and suffer a penalty, but the good results given his partner a heart ruff to de- will outweigh the bad. feat the contract. At the table under observation, At the other table, North cautious- North’s aggressive double was neg- ly passed over two clubs. Then East, ative, showing at least four spades. who liked his singleton and four-card Needing little more than king-queen- trump support, raised to three clubs. fourth of spades in the dummy, West went on to game. As you can South leaped straight to four spades. see, five clubs was easy to make West led the club king, then with the aid of the winning diamond switched to the heart two, which finesse. One team scored plus 420 even the barman knew was a single- and plus 600, the swing that won the ton. Now East gave a suit-preference tournament. 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By Gillian Flaccus ic drought and its con- a massive fish kill on the BYLINE COMPANY sequences are tearing river. “It’s heartbreaking.” communities apart and at- Twenty years ago, when TULE LAKE, Calif. tracting outside attention water feeding the irriga- — Ben DuVal knelt in a to a water crisis years in tion system was drastical- barren field near the Cal- the making. Competition ly reduced amid another ifornia-Oregon border and over Klamath River water drought, the crisis became scooped up a handful of has always been intense, a national rallying cry for parched soil as dust devils but now there is simply the political right, and whirled around him and not enough, and all the some protesters opened birds flitted between emp- stakeholders are suffer- the main irrigation canal ty irrigation pipes. ing. in violation of federal or- DuVal’s family has “Everybody depends on ders. farmed this land for three the water in the Klamath This time, many irriga- generations, and this sum- River for their livelihood. tors reject the presence of mer, for the first time, he That’s the blood that ties anti-government activists. and hundreds of others us all together,” DuVal Farmers who need federal who rely on a federally said of the competing in- managed lake to quench terests. “Nobody’s coming assistance to stay afloat their fields aren’t getting out ahead this year. No- fear ties to the far right any water from it at all. body’s winning.” could hurt them. As the farmland goes Those living the night- Meanwhile, toxic algae fallow, Native American mare worry the extreme is blooming in the basin’s tribes along the 257-mile- drought is a harbinger of main lake, and two nation- long (407-kilometer) river global warming. al wildlife refuges critical that flows from the lake to “The system is crash- to migratory birds are dry- the Pacific watch helpless- ing ... for people up and ing out. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ly as fish that are inextri- down the Klamath Basin,” The conditions have ex- cable from their culture said Frankie Myers, vice acerbated a water conflict Jamie Holt, lead fisheries technician for the Yurok Tribe, maneuvers hover closer to extinction. chairman of the Yurok that traces its roots back a boat near a fish trap in the lower Klamath River on Tuesday, June 8, This summer, a histor- Tribe, which is monitoring more than a century. 2021, in Weitchpec, Calif. How COVID-fueled crowdfunding can revive small businesses

By TINA OREM lion in 2019 to over $200 he says. REOPENING AND now going up to the cus- small businesses see that ASSOCIATED PRESS million in 2020, according More investors got com- REBOOTING tomers and saying, ‘Hey, this can actually work, I to Chris Lustrino, founder fortable with crowdfund- Although crowdfund- I need $25,000, $50,000 have a feeling they’re going A pandemic-fueled boom and CEO of crowdfunding ing is often associated to reopen, get us up and to double-dip, and they’re ing during the pandemic, in crowdfunding has small analytics and ratings firm with raising capital for running,’” he says. “And going to come back, and businesses flocking to cap- KingsCrowd. It’s already too, he adds. new businesses, months the businesses are offering they’re going to continue ital-raising platforms that exceeded the $200 million “There are so many angel of lockdowns and capaci- great yields, if you think to raise capital from the experts say could help mark year to date in 2021, investors and investors in ty restrictions have many about it. Many of them space,” he says. many companies get back he adds. general out there who had small businesses exploring are 7%, 8%, 9%, which is 3 KEYS TO AN EF- to normal — as long as “COVID has been a mas- a lot of skepticism about crowdfunding as a way to a healthy yield for a short- FECTIVE CROWD- small-business owners are sive boon to this market,” get back to normal oper- term loan, and people don’t FUNDING CAMPAIGN able to launch effective Lustrino says. putting (money) into pri- ations, according to Sher- have to pony up $25,000.” Crowdfunding may not campaigns. When the pandemic vate companies online,” wood Neiss, a principal at The average investment is be a good fit for small-busi- Regulation crowdfund- disrupted traditional fi- Lustrino says. “But sud- Crowdfund Capital Advi- about $700, he says. ness owners who are ing, in which companies nancing options, more denly that was the only sors. Lustrino expects the in- strapped for time or en- raise capital from inves- small-business owners be- way they could do these “What we’re seeing is a terest in crowdfunding ergy. Small businesses tors via government-mon- gan looking for alternative lot of these small restau- small-business reboots to launching recovery-ori- deals. And so almost over- itored online platforms, funding sources; that made rants, local parlors, beau- have long-term effects on ented crowdfunding cam- has mushroomed in the them more open to the night there was this total ty salons, that type of how businesses seek fund- paigns should keep three last two years, going from ideas of crowdfunding and buy-in from the retail in- thing, that were struggling ing. “Once company found- things in mind, according approximately $100 mil- of capital as a commodity, vestor market.” during the pandemic are ers and people who run to the experts.

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Elsa strengthens into season’s 1st hurricane in Caribbean

By Dánica Coto or deaths. Wilfred Abra- ASSOCIATED PRESS hams, minister of home affairs, information and SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico public affairs, urged peo- — Elsa strengthened into ple to open their homes to the first hurricane of the those in need. Atlantic season on Fri- “We are getting a lot of day as it blew off roofs reports of damage,” he and snapped trees in the said. eastern Caribbean, where A hurricane warning officials closed schools, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS was in effect from the businesses and airports. Haitian capital of Port-au- A gate is seen at the Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. Barely an hour’s drive from the Afghan It appeared headed even- Prince to Punta Palenque capital Kabul, it was chosen as the epicenter of Operation Enduring Freedom. tually in the general di- in the Dominican Repub- rection of Florida. lic. A hurricane watch was The Category 1 storm is issued for Jamaica. the first hurricane to hit The forecast track U.S. hands Bagram Airfield to Barbados in more than 60 showed the fast-moving years, unleashing heavy storm rolling toward His- rains and winds on the is- paniola, the island shared land and then on St. Vin- Afghans after nearly 20 years by Haiti and the Domini- cent and the Grenadines, can Republic, as a hurri- and authorities to protect tor for Bagram, Darwaish Afghan security forces are which are struggling to re- By Kathy Gannon cane before reaching Cuba the forces.” Raufi, said the American in control both inside and cover from recent massive ASSOCIATED PRESS and weakening back to Miller met Afghan Pres- departure was done over- outside of the base.” volcanic eruptions. tropical storm force. KABUL, Afghanistan — ident Ashraf Ghani on night without any coordi- However, U.S. military Elsa was centered about Authorities opened doz- After nearly 20 years, the Friday and according to nation with local officials, spokesman Col. Sonny 580 miles east-southeast ens of shelters in St. Vin- U.S. military left Bagram a Dari-language tweet by and as a result early Fri- Leggett said the hando- of Santo Domingo and was cent and urged people to Airfield, the epicenter of the presidential palace, day, dozens of local loot- ver was an “extensive pro- moving west-northwest at evacuate if they lived near its war to oust the Taliban the two discussed “contin- ers stormed through the cess” that spanned several 29 mph as it continued to a valley, given the threat of and hunt down the al-Qa- ued U.S. assistance and unprotected gates before weeks and began soon af- strengthen. It had maxi- flash flooding, mudslides ida perpetrators of the cooperation with Afghan- Afghan forces regained ter President Joe Biden’s mum sustained winds of 9/11 terrorist attacks on istan, particularly in sup- control. mid-April announcement 85 mph, according to the and lahars, especially in America, two U.S. officials porting the defense and “They were stopped and that America was with- National Hurricane Cen- the northern part of the said Friday. security forces.” some have been arrested drawing the last of its ter in Miami. island where La Soufrière The airfield was handed There were no specifics and the rest have been forces. “That level of sustained volcano is located. over to the Afghan Nation- but the U.S. is already cleared from the base,” “All handovers of Res- wind can blow down a lot Gonsalves said 94 shel- al Security and Defense committed to paying near- Raufi told The Associat- olute Support bases and of buildings and cause a ters are open, a smaller Force in its entirety, they ly $4 billion annually ed Press, adding that the facilities, to include Ba- lot of damage,” said St. number than in previous said, speaking on condi- until 2024 to finance the looters ransacked sever- gram Airfield, have been Vincent Prime Minister years because some 2,000 tion they not be identified Afghan security forces. al buildings before being closely coordinated, both Ralph Gonsalves. “I am people remain in other because they were not While no one was calling arrested and the Afghan with senior leaders from pleading with you. Let us shelters following massive authorized to release the Miller’s visit a farewell, in forces took control. the government and with not take this hurricane volcanic eruptions that information to the media. the backdrop of the evac- “Unfortunately the our Afghan partners in lightly. This is not the began in early April. One of the officials also uation of Bagram Airfield Americans left without the security forces, includ- time to play the fool.” Elsa is the earliest fifth- said the U.S. top com- it had the hallmarks of a any coordination with ing leadership of the local- The long-term forecast named storm on record, mander in Afghanistan, goodbye. Bagram district officials ly based units respective track showed it heading beating out last year’s Gen. Austin S. Miller, “still Meanwhile, Afghani- or the governor’s office,” to each base,” said Col. toward Florida as a trop- Eduardo which formed retains all the capabilities stan’s district administra- Raufi said. “Right now our Leggett. ical storm by Tuesday on July 6, according to morning, but some mod- Colorado State Universi- els would carry it into the ty hurricane researcher Gulf or up the Atlantic Phil Klotzbach. He also Coast. noted that it’s the farthest No lockdown plans in Russia as Authorities in Barbados east that a hurricane has said they received calls formed this early in the about families trapped tropical Atlantic since coronavirus deaths hit new record in their homes, collapsed 1933. The 1991-2020 av- houses and power and erage date for the first water outages, but no re- Atlantic hurricane forma- By Daria Litvinova early June to over 20,000 blamed the rise in cases theless, this week Russian ports of serious injuries tion is mid-August. ASSOCIATED PRESS this week. On Friday, Rus- on Russians’ lax attitude health authorities gave a sia’s state coronavirus toward taking precau- go-ahead to booster coro- MOSCOW — Russian task force reported 23,218 tions, the growing prev- navirus vaccinations for authorities reported a re- new contagions. Moscow, alence of more infectious people immunized more cord-breaking 679 new its outlying region and variants and slow vaccina- than six months ago. coronavirus deaths on St. Petersburg account for tion rates. Although Rus- Amid the latest surge of Friday, a fourth day in a nearly half of all new cas- sia was among the first cases, about 20 Russian row with the highest daily es. countries to announce and regions — from Moscow death toll in the pandemic. Yet the authorities are deploy a coronavirus vac- and St. Petersburg to the No plans for a lockdown not discussing a lockdown, cine, just over 23 million remote far-eastern region are being discussed, how- Kremlin spokesman Dmit- people — or 15 percent of of Sakhalin — have made ever, the Kremlin insisted. ry Peskov said Friday. “No its 146 million population vaccinations mandatory The previous record, of one wants any lockdowns,” — have received at least 672 deaths, was registered Peskov told reporters one shot. last month for employees on Thursday. Russia has during a daily conference Experts have attribut- in certain sectors. The struggled to cope with a call, admitting that the ed the comparatively low move seemingly helped surge in infections and situation with coronavirus vaccine uptake to wide- ramp up the immuniza- deaths in recent weeks in a number of Russian re- spread vaccine hesitancy tion drive in recent weeks that comes amid slow vac- gions is “tense.” and limited production but also elicited some cination rates. “In order for it to contin- capacity. Only 36.7 million pushback. Small protests PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Daily new infections ue not being discussed, we sets of the four domesti- against mandatory vacci- This satellite image provided by the Nation- have more than doubled all need to get vaccinated cally developed vaccines nations erupted in Mos- al Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration over the past month, soar- as soon as possible.” have been released into cow and the Sakhalin re- shows Hurricane Elsa moving through the Ca- ing from around 9,000 in Russian officials have circulation so far. Never- gion this week. ribbean, over Barbados, Tuesday. Driven by delta variant, Local news in the palm of your hand COVID-19 surges across Africa

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