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VOL. 86 NO. 151 $1.00 MONDAY,TUESDAY, APRIL JUNE 27, 26, 2017 2021 VOL.75 cents 90 NO. 97 Westfield Public Schools awarded grant for new science curriculum By AMY PORTER revisions. It is aligned to the Next Generation Transformation, and Sound Waves. Staff Writer Science Standards and is considered a high 40 schools from 23 districts received grants WESTFIELD – The school district was quality curriculum by the Department of from the One8 Foundation to support recently awarded a grant of $62,700 by the Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). OpenSciEd implementation starting in the One8 Foundation for a new applied science Figy Cadigan said the curriculum committee 2021-2022 school year. In addition to grant curriculum for grades 6 to 8 in the Westfield started looking at OpenSciEd last year, and she funding, members of the Massachusetts Intermediation and Middle schools. went through a three-day training at DESE on OpenSciEd program receive implementation Science, Technology & Engineering the curriculum before the COVID shutdown support, priority access to in-state training, and Supervisor Lauren Figy Cadigan said last March. The grant also includes training for additional professional learning resources and OpenSciEd is a non-profit organization that teachers and materials for the classes. student programming through Mass STEM brought together educators, philanthropic orga- Figy Cadigan said they will start the three- Hub, a program of the One8 Foundation. nizations, curriculum and professional develop- year roll out for the curriculum in the fall for “Westfield Middle School and Westfield ment providers to develop the open-sourced grades 6 to 8. There are a total of six units for Intermediate School are so excited to imple- curriculum, composed of high-quality, freely each grade level; WPS will introduce three ment this curriculum. The (grant) will be instru- available science instructional materials. units per grade level this fall and then build on mental in training our educators and providing Lauren Figy, Supervisor of Science Technology The curriculum has been nationally vetted it. Units include Light & Matter, Weather/Water our students with hands-on, minds-on learn- and Engineering, Westfield Public Schools. (THE and has gone through screening processes and Cycling, Chemical Reactions and Matter ing.” said Figy Cadigan. WESTFIELD NEWS FILE PHOTO)

MONUMENT REPAIRS Community Preservation Committee approves funding By PETER CURRIER cally falling apart at the Staff Writer seams. At a previous CPC WESTFIELD — The meeting April 8, Theroux Community Preservation said that the 14 smaller mon- Committee (CPC) voted uments surrounding the larg- unanimously April 21 to er GAR stone will also be approve funding for the repair raised and leveled out. of various city monuments Historical Commission and prominent gravestones. Chair Cindy Gaylord said The CPC vote allocated that the General Shepard Julie Barnes, Director of Veteran Services presents a certificate of appreciation to Abby Thibodeau, lead scout on the Community Preservation Act Statue may cost about project. (PHOTO SUBMITTED) funds for the repair of certain $30,000 to repair. The Civil monuments determined by War statue could cost about Veteran’s Graves Officer $15,000. Gene H. Theroux to be in Theroux said that some of Boy Scout Troop 124 completes need of repairs. the plaques on certain monu- $89,000 in CPA funds was ments and statues throughout approved to fund the repair of the city are so corroded that various city monuments and they cannot be read anymore. project for Veteran Services gravestones such as the The CPC had attempted to General William Shepard and vote to approve the funding By AMY PORTER Cemetery for the two weeks Civil War monuments on on April 8, but city Principal Staff Writer before and after Memorial Park Square. Planner Jay Vinskey said that WESTFIELD – Boy Scout Day. $39,500 was approved for the Historical Commission Troop 124 recently complet- Barnes said Veteran the repair of monuments in had to vote to consider the ed a “huge” service project Services relies on volunteers gravestones specifically in statues and monuments to be for Veteran Services, accord- to put out the flags on all of Pine Hill Cemetery. The most historically significant to the ing to Director Julie Barnes, the veteran’s graves in the notable monument in Pine city. The Historical who presented them with a city on Memorial Day and on Hill is the Grand Army of the Commission did so on April certificate this week. Veteran’s Day. “We only Republic (GAR) monument, 19, paving the way for the “We had approximately have three people here in the which Theroux said is basi- final CPC vote April 21. 500 old grave markers that office. If we had to flag every were going to be thrown cemetery, we’d be out there away. The Scout Troop took for months. I have about on the process of restoring 4,000 flags we give out,” she them, saving the City approx- said. imately $4,000. I am beyond Other volunteers include grateful for their hard work. Don Wielgus from the Purple It took them four months to Heart Trail Foundation, who complete the project. They oversees the flagging at Pine cleaned and painted the Hill with the help of volun- markers so they looked like teers; Henry Monczko and new,” Barnes said. Rudy Mustrait at St. John’s, Barnes said the plastic mil- Curtis Yetton at St. Joseph’s, itary grave markers came and Keith Buckhout from from St. Mary’s Cemetery, Marine Corps Detachment after the Archdiocese said the 141 at East Mountain and markers could no longer go Boy Scout Troop 124 Asst. Scout leader Cathy Thibodeau, Mechanic St. in the ground there. Abby Thibodeau and Madeline Bresnahan with the grave Veteran Services’ Grave Boy Scout Troop 124, led markers they refurbished. (PHOTO SUBMITTED) Officer Gene Theroux over- by Scout Leader Jodie Gaugh sees flagging at Middle and Assistant Scout Leader Farms and Mundale cemeter- Cathy Thibodeau, with mem- they could have them ready have taken me years,” Barnes ies, both old and new. bers Lily Gaugh, Kyan to flag the cemeteries for said. Theroux is also doing a proj- Wildman, Riona Quesnette, Memorial Day. Troop 124, which is ect to get GPS coordinates Abby Thibodeau and “It will take us ten years to attached to American Legion for every single veteran’s Madeline Bresnahan, took on go through all those markets. Post 124, will also assist grave in the city. “He’s amaz- the project. The scouts It’s such a huge benefit to the Gary Fontaine and Post vol- ing, he’s such an asset to the dropped off the markers to city to do them. I was going unteers with flagging veter- city,” Barnes said. The GAR (Grand Army of the Republic) Monument located Barnes’ office this week so to do it myself, but it would an’s graves at St. Mary’s at Pine Hill Cemetery.

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Employees Larissa Cranston, Rachel Mead, Assistant Store Manager Kathleen Chrzanowski, and Bob Ragone, Purple Heart Treasurer. (DON WIELGUS PHOTO) Retire the Stripes WESTFIELD — The Westfield Purple Heart Trail, working with the community and team- ing up with Rocky's Hardware, is sponsoring a Retire the Stripes program. A drop off box at the Store is provided for tattered American flags. Another place to bring your worn flags is to the Westfield Veteran's Office located at the Westfield Senior Center, 45 Noble Street, Kathleen Chrzanowski and Kathleen Andras showing off the sign where a box is located for Westfield, Mass. customers to drop off their faded or worn flags. (DON WIELGUS PHOTO) Mother’s Day: Our Hearts Belong to Mom Westfield DPW Rain Barrel WESTFIELD — Our Hearts Belong to Mom this Mother’s Day, brought to you by the Friends of the Westfield Athenaeum! Program underway Personalized paper hearts will be displayed in the windows of downtown Westfield businesses May 3-14. Say thank you to your mom -- and your mother-in-law, your grandmother, your aunt, and your treasured family friends -- and support your local library. WESTFIELD - The City of Westfield has partnered with the Great Hearts are $3 each, and you get to choose from three sweet sayings. Order online and pay through Google Pay or Venmo, or fill American Rain Barrel Company to sell rain barrels for a discounted rate of $69. out the paper order form and mail a check (payable to FOTWA) to 53 Spruce St. Westfield, Ma 01085. The deadline to order is The DPW is encouraging residents to use rain barrels because they April 28, 2021. See the Friends of the Westfield Athenaeum webpage for details and to order: https://www.westath.org/friends- help the city manage its water resources by reducing runoff, lowering of-the-library municipal water demands, saving energy at treatment plants, and improving residential storm management. Rain barrels provide home- owners with a supplemental water supply during periods of drought. PUBLIC NOTICE: Police department reminds you to Lock It or Lose It! To find out more about the barrels and participate in The Great American Rain Barrel Program, please visit: www.greatamericanrain- WESTFIELD — Criminals often target cars that have personal case, laptop or cellphone in plain view. Secure your valuables inside barrel.com/community/ and select your town. items left in plain view or vehicles left unlocked. There are a few the trunk before arriving at your destination or bring them with you. Barrels are offered for $69, and will be available for pick up on easy steps that will help you from becoming a victim of a vehicle • NEVER leave your keys and/or key fob inside the car. Thieves Wednesday, June 9 from 2-6 p.m. at the Westfield DPW, 28 Sackett burglary: can just press the start button and drive away. St. Deadline for purchase is June 2. • ALWAYS lock your car door; this includes when it is parked in If you see anything suspicious, MAKE A CALL, MAKE A The Great American Rain Barrel is a local food importing com- your driveway or in front of your home. DIFFERENCE at 413-562-5411 or DIAL 911 in case of an pany that has been repurposing shipping drums into Rain Barrels since • NEVER leave items of value, such as your purse, wallet, brief- emergency. 1988. The Great American Rain Barrel Co. has been an approved vendor by the MA DEP since 2010. Police Logs Major crime and incident report 5:30 p.m.: structure fire, Church Street, a caller reports that Court Logs Monday, April 19, 2021 a fence near a house is on fire and the fire was about to reach Westfield the house, the responding fire chief reports that the residents Westfield District Court 2:56 p.m.: vandalism/damage, Old Farm Road, a caller were able to mostly put out the fire before firefighters arrive, Monday, April 19, 2021 reports that her vehicle was shot by BB guns, the responding the fire chief reports that the fire was caused by careless dis- The court was closed for the Patriots Day holiday. officer filed an incident report; posal of smoking materials.

THIS DAY IN HISTORY Mon., April 26, 2021 is the 116th day of the year. 249 days remain until the end of the year

Booth, assassin of President Abra- 1956 – SS Ideal X, the world’s first occurs at the Chernobyl Nuclear ON THIS DAY ham Lincoln, in Virginia. successful container ship, leaves Power Plant in the Ukrainian So- 1965 – Kevin James, American 1903 – Atlético Madrid Association Port Newark, New Jersey, for Hous- viet Socialist Republic in the Soviet actor and comedian 1336 – Francesco Petrarca (Pe- 1967 – Glenn Thomas Jacobs, trarch) ascends Mont Ventoux. football club is founded ton, Texas. Union, creating the world’s worst 1923 – The Duke of York weds Lady 1958 – Final run of the Baltimore nuclear disaster. American professional wrestler, 1478 – The Pazzi family attack Lo- actor, businessman and politician renzo de’ Medici and kill his brother Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon at Westmin- and Ohio Railroad’s Royal Blue 1989 – The deadliest known tor- ster Abbey. from Washington, D.C., to New nado strikes Central Bangladesh, 1970 – Melania Trump, Slovene- Giuliano during High Mass in Flor- American model; 47th First Lady ence Cathedral. 1925 – Paul von Hindenburg de- York City after 68 years, the first killing upwards of 1,300, injuring of the United States feats Wilhelm Marx in the second U.S. passenger train to use electric 12,000, and leaving as many as 1564 – Playwright William Shake- 1970 – Kristen R. Ghodsee, speare is baptized in Stratford-up- round of the German presidential locomotives. 80,000 homeless. American ethnographer and aca- on-Avon, Warwickshire, England election to become the first directly 1960 – Forced out by the April Rev- 1989 – People’s Daily publishes the demic (date of actual birth is unknown). elected head of state of the Weimar olution, President of South Korea April 26 Editorial which inflames the 1970 – Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins, Republic. Syngman Rhee resigns after 12 nascent Tiananmen Square pro- 1607 – English colonists make American singer-songwriter, danc- landfall at Cape Henry, Virginia. 1933 – The Gestapo, the official se- years of dictatorial rule. tests. er, and actress cret police force of Nazi Germany, is 1962 – NASA’s Ranger 4 space- 1991 – Fifty-five tornadoes break 1971 – Jay DeMarcus, American 1721 – A massive earthquake dev- bass player, songwriter, and pro- astates the Iranian city of Tabriz. established. craft crashes into the Moon. out in the central United States. Be- 1937 – Spanish Civil War: Guer- 1963 – In Libya, amendments to the fore the outbreak’s end, Andover, ducer 1777 – Sybil Ludington, aged 16, 1972 – Natrone Means, rode 40 miles (64 km) to alert Amer- nica, Spain, is bombed by German constitution transform Libya (United Kansas, would record the year’s Luftwaffe. Kingdom of Libya) into one national only F5 tornado. American football player and ican colonial forces to the approach coach of the British regular forces 1942 – Benxihu Colliery accident in unity (Kingdom of Libya) and allows 1994 – China Airlines Flight 140 Manchukuo leaves 1549 Chinese for female participation in elections. crashes at Nagoya Airport in Ja- 1973 – Geoff Blum, American 1794 – Battle of Beaumont during baseball player and sportscaster miners dead. – Tanganyika and Zanzibar pan, killing 264 of the 271 people the Flanders Campaign of the War 1964 1973 – Jules Naudet, French- of the First Coalition. 1943 – The Easter Riots break out merge to form Tanzania. on board. American director and producer in Uppsala, Sweden. – The magnitude 5.1 Tashkent – Robert Steinhäuser kills 16 1802 – Napoleon Bonaparte signs 1966 2002 1975 – Joey Jordison, American a general amnesty to allow all but 1944 – Georgios Papandreou be- earthquake affects the largest city in at Gutenberg-Gymnasium in Erfurt, musician, songwriter, record pro- about one thousand of the most no- comes head of the Greek govern- Soviet Central Asia with a maximum Germany before dying of a self-in- ducer torious émigrés of the French Revo- ment-in-exile based in Egypt. MSK intensity of VII (Very strong). flicted gunshot. 1977 – Roxana Saberi, lution to return to France. 1944 – Heinrich Kreipe is captured Tashkent is mostly destroyed and 2005 – Under international pres- American journalist and author by Allied commandos in occupied 15–200 are killed. sure, Syria withdraws the last of 1977 – Tom Welling, American 1803 – Thousands of meteor frag- actor ments fall from the skies of L’Aigle, Crete. 1966 – A new government is formed its 14,000 troop military garrison in 1945 – World War II: Battle of Baut- in the Republic of the Congo, led by Lebanon, ending its 29-year military 1980 – Jordana Brewster, France; the event convinces Euro- Panamanian-American actress pean scientists that meteors exist. zen: Last successful German tank- Ambroise Noumazalaye. domination of that country (Syrian offensive of the war and last note- 1970 – The Convention Establish- occupation of Lebanon). 1980 – Channing Tatum, 1805 – First Barbary War: United American actor and producer States Marines captured Derne un- worthy victory of the Wehrmacht. ing the World Intellectual Property 2018 – American comedian Bill – World War II: Filipino troops Organization enters into force. Cosby is found guilty of sexual as- 1983 – Jessica Lynch, American der the command of First Lieuten- 1945 soldier of the 66th Infantry Regiment, Phil- – Dr. Michael R. Harrison of sault. ant Presley O’Bannon. 1981 1985 – John Isner, American ippine Commonwealth Army, US- the University of California, San – Marvel Studios’ block- 1865 – American Civil War: Confed- 2019 tennis player erate General Joseph E. Johnston AFIP-NL and the American troops Francisco Medical Center performs buster film, Avengers: Endgame, 1989 – Melvin Ingram, American surrenders his army to General of the 33rd and 37th Infantry Divi- the world’s first human open fetal is released, becoming the highest- football player William Tecumseh Sherman at the sion, United States Army are liberat- surgery. grossing film of all time, surpassing 1992 – Aaron Judge, American Bennett Place near Durham, North ed in Baguio and they fight against 1982 – Fifty-seven people are killed the previous box office record of baseball player Carolina. Also the date of Confeder- the Japanese forces under General by former police officer Woo Bum- Avatar. ate Memorial Day for two states. Tomoyuki Yamashita. kon in a shooting spree in South – The Geneva Conference, Gyeongsang Province, South Ko- 1865 – Union cavalry troopers cor- 1954 TODAY'S ner and shoot dead John Wilkes an effort to restore peace in Indo- rea. china and Korea, begins. 1986 – A nuclear reactor accident BIRTHDAYS THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, APRIL 26, 2021 - PAGE 3 West of the River Regional Collaborative Vaccine Site opens ink you can’t aord at Eastern States Exposition assisted living? ink again! WEST SPRINGFIELD — The Why do folks choose to does this mean for you or your West of the River Regional Collaborative Vaccine Site began move to Assisted Living? Easy! loved one? You may be able to vaccinating residents at Eastern States Exposition’s Gate 1 Some move for socialization or take advantage of this program Transportation Center April 20. Massachusetts residents who meet companionship, some come for if you qualify to get the care you current state guidelines for COVID- 19 vaccinations can make appoint- assistance with their activities of might not otherwise be able to ments through www.townofwest- springfield.org. There is a link to the daily living like bathing, dressing, afford. This program can save you state pre-registration site as well. other personal care services. upwards of $2,000 per month. Inoculations will be with the Moderna vaccine and the site will Some need medication remindersWestfield mayor DonWho Humason qualifies? speaks at Gross the income have the ability to administer 1,250 Representatives from West Springfield, Agawam, Westfield, Southwick, Tolland, and Granville gathered opening of the West of the River Regional vaccines per day. 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COLUMN Rest easy, my friend Last week my friend Kim lost a very long battle of many ill- nesses. It began about 20 years ago and continued throughout her life. She was diagnosed with several illnesses along the way, was in a coma more than once and was in pain most days. Yet, she kept smiling, laughing and telling jokes. She was, and will forever be, an inspiration to me. She was the most dedicated mom, wife and daughter I have ever known. Her husband Greg and children Drew and Megan were her inspiration to keep fight- ing. And fight she did until her last breath. Kim gave it her all every day and pushed her body until it could not keep going. She did it all for her family. She did not want to miss any days with them. Her chil- dren were her pride and joy and Greg was her source of strength. I met Kim in high school when she began dating my classmate, Greg. She went to Westfield HOPE E. TREMBLAY High and we went to St. Mary’s and as silly as it sounds, we were a little leery of an “outsider” joining us. But, Kim fit right in. The first time I met her was when Greg brought her to a semi-formal dance. He had told me about her and when we met, we clicked. Kim clicked with many people because of her infectious laughter and silly and sometimes irreverent humor. Greg could be a bit shy and she brought out the best in him. They were together from the day they met and their love grew stronger every single day. Kim and Greg were the couple other couples aspired to be. They were true soulmates who complimented each other. When Kim was diagnosed with her first chronic disorder she had two young children and Greg held them all together. He will tell Further reopening not top-of-mind for Baker you she held him together. She wanted to be there for her kids and she was, even throughout numerous hospital stays and bad Mass. Gov. ‘going days. to continue to press’ Kim and I kept in touch over the years and had an annual Fall Day to celebrate our favorite time of year, which usually for more vaccine doses included lunch at Soup’s On and an exchange of Halloween gifts. I recently found a bunch of letters she wrote to me when By MATT MURPHY I was away at college and with every word, I was laughing. She State House News Service knew how to lift people up — even if it was with a story about BOSTON - With states around something ridiculous that always included a swear or two — or Massachusetts beginning to loosen some 10! of their personal and economic COVID- She and Greg leaned on each other, always. Kim had a mul- 19 restrictions, Gov. Charlie Baker said titude of medical challenges and Greg, a city firefighter, devel- Thursday that the state's vaccination oped Parkinson’s. And still, they smiled and held tight to each program remains his top priority, though other and were an example of strength and love for their family he'll likely have more to say about and friends and anyone they met. reopening by the end of the month. She was dedicated not only to Greg and their kids, but to her New Hampshire last week dropped its friends — especially Julie and April - and her parents, who public mask mandate, Connecticut lived close by. Not long ago it wasn’t unusual to see Kim on her announced plans to phase out all busi- scooter walking a dog heading to her parents’ house. And she ness restrictions by May 19 and new may or may not have been on her cell phone. Rhode Island Gov. Daniel McKee said Kim was fierce. She was a warrior. She was a comedian. She Thursday he would incrementally was a lover of the beach and 80s rock and animals. She was my increase capacity limits for all business- friend and I will miss her and will always think of her strength es in the Ocean State until they are when I think I can’t do something, and smile when I hear our eliminated by Memorial Day weekend. Gov. Charlie Baker and Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito look on as Sen. Adam Hinds song, “Jessie’s Girl.” The last time the rules changes in receives his first dose of COVID-19 vaccine Thursday at the Berkshire Community I hope Kimmy is at rest and rocking out with Eddie Van Massachusetts was a month ago when College vaccination site in Pittsfield. (STEPHANIE ZOLLSHAN/THE BERKSHIRE Halen and if they are, I’m quite sure she is making him laugh. large venues like Fenway Park were per- EAGLE/POOL) Rest easy, my friend — no one deserves rest more than you. mitted to open at 12 percent capacity, administration to reallocate federal vac- million vaccine equity initiative that and most businesses are still restricted to cine supply to Massachusetts from states includes door-to-door canvassing. 50 percent capacity and no more than that are having trouble using their full The state plans this week to launch a 500 people. Baker said he usually likes allotment. new round of multilingual TV ads "to Island vaccine access a concern to wait two to three weeks before taking "If you have folks who aren't taking remind people that the vaccine saves the next step forward, and has been down the allocation that's being made lives and it is the best way to protect as seasonal populations swell monitoring the health data to make sure available to them, we here in yourself, your loved ones, your co-work- whatever comes next "doesn't create a Massachusetts would love to have that ers and your neighbors," Baker said. Nantucket dependent on doses from state bounce in the wrong direction." because we have people who want to get The governor was at the Berkshire Though daily case and test counts vaccinated," Baker said. Regional Collaborative vaccination site By CHRIS LISINSKI remain higher than many other states, State House News Service The governor said the federal govern- in Pittsfield where Tyer said they've vac- Baker said the rate of hospitalization in ment hasn't figured out how to react to cinated 65,000 people. The collaborative CAPE COD - Cape Cod officials are encouraged by the Massachusetts is lower than any state on region’s progress toward vaccinating its most vulnerable popu- vaccine supply outpacing demand in has the capacity to administer 2,000 lations, but with eligibility now open to all adults, they worry the eastern seaboard to Florida and some parts of the country, but Baker said shots a day at each of its three locations that the islands will fall behind. across the Midwest to Minnesota. he planned to speak with the in Pittsfield, Great Barrington and North Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket are more reliant on the "I expect we'll have some stuff to say Congressional delegation next week Adams, but lacks the supply to meet that stream of doses the Baker administration allocates, with neither before the end of April, but at this point about the issue. potential, the mayor said. island home to a retail pharmacy in the federal vaccination pro- in time, I'm with the mayor. People need "We're going to continue to press on "Even if we don't see much change in gram and every mass vaccination site a ferry ride and a drive to continue to follow the rules and the it," Baker said. the federal supply we expect that every- away. guidance," Baker responded when asked Citing CDC data, Baker said body who wants a vaccine will get one, On a Thursday conference call with reporters, Sen. Julian Cyr about reopening after a tour of a Massachusetts has the lowest rate of vac- certainly by the end of June," Baker said. of Truro warned that local leaders are “very concerned and Berkshire regional vaccinate site with cine hesitancy in the county, with fewer "My hope and my anticipation is that we troubled” about the availability of vaccines on the two islands Pittsfield Mayor Linda Tyer. than 10 percent of residents in all coun- see some improvements in supply and now that their populations are increasing with the arrival of Jon Hurst, president of Retailers ties in Massachusetts expressing reluc- that particular date can move up by a few seasonal residents. Association of Massachusetts, recently tance to get vaccinated. weeks." “What’s happening is that islanders are having to travel off- argued that with Massachusetts among "People in Massachusetts are eager to Baker said he's also hoping there will island to get vaccine appointments, and this is really not a viable the national leaders in vaccinations the get vaccinated," Baker said. be more clarity on the future use of the option, nor should it be for most islanders given the expense and state should roll back all remaining busi- The governor, however, said there are Johnson & Johnson vaccine after Friday, the need to make vehicle reservations weeks in advance,” Cyr ness restrictions by Memorial Day. when the Food and Drug Administration's said. still communities where outreach needs Baker said Massachusetts received to occur, including in hard-hit communi- Advisory Committee on Immunization Both islands have been at or near the top of vaccination rates 348,000 first and second doses of vac- in Massachusetts since at least mid-February, when the state ties of color that the state has targeted Practices meets to discuss the findings of cine this week, which he described as with a $5 million public awareness cam- its review of the six rare instances of started publishing weekly data showing the percentage of resi- "basically flat" from last week, and he dents with at least one dose administered by county. paign launched in February and a $30 blood clots detected in Johnson & said he has begun to push the Biden Johnson vaccine recipients. See Vaccine Access, Page 5 Boston Mayor calls for review of BPD Internal Affairs process By CHRIS LISINSKI Boston Globe reported, Rose would later be accused of abusing The Westfield News State House News Service five more children before his arrest last year. BOSTON - Boston Mayor Kim Janey will task the incoming A publication of The Reminders Publishing, LLC "There is nothing more important than ensuring that some- director of the city's new Office of Police Accountability and thing like this never happens again," Janey said at a press Mike Dobbs Barbara Perry Transparency with a comprehensive review of how the Boston conference. "The fact that a Boston police officer could be Managing Editor Sales Manager Police Department handles internal affairs, Janey announced accused of sexually abusing a child, that that accusation would Thursday. be sustained by the Boston Police Department, that that officer Hope E. Tremblay When she tapped Stephanie Everett last week to lead OPAT's would not be terminated, that that officer would be accused of Editor James Johnson-Corwin Multi-Media Manager launch, Janey instructed the attorney to examine the case of abusing other children and still stay on the force for another 20 Patrick Rose, who faced allegations of sexual assault on a child years and rise through the ranks and become the president of Chris Putz Marie Brazee Sports Editor but remained on the force for two decades longer and rose to the union is indefensible, and that would not happen under my Business Manager lead the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association. watch." Two days after her administration released redacted internal Janey, the city's first Black mayor, also described "collective Fran Smith Lorie Perry General Manager Director of Ad Production affairs files concerning Rose, Janey on Thursday expanded the relief" on Thursday about the guilty verdict a jury delivered on scope of Everett's mission, calling on her to deliver a plan for Tuesday in the murder trial against former Minneapolis police "review and reform" of BPD's internal affairs process within officer Derek Chauvin, though she added that "our work is not 181 Root Road, Westfield , MA 01085 the first 45 days of Everett's tenure. done." The internal affairs files show that then-Boston Police "We must all remain steadfast in the pursuit of racial justice," (413)562-4181 Commissioner Paul Evans was informed in 1996 that investi- Janey said. "The murder of George Floyd and countless others www.thewestfieldnews.com gators believed Rose had sexually abused a child, but allowed demonstrates the urgent need to reform and reimagine how we Rose to return to patrol under pressure from the union. As the protect and serve our communities." THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, APRIL 26, 2021 - PAGE 5 Vaccine Access Continued from Page 4 In the most recent report from April 15, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket had each administered at least one dose to 52 percent of their residents. Only Barnstable County had vacci- nated a higher share of residents at 56 percent. Officials are worried, though, that the pace will not last. Cyr and Rep. Dylan Fernandes of Falmouth wrote to Health and Human Services Secretary Marylou Sudders last week, warning that the islands’ early success “is now stalling.” Cyr and Fernandes urged the administration to boost the sup- ply of vaccines it ships to the two islands now that more and more seasonal residents and workers -- which balloons small year-round populations to highs of 200,000 on Martha’s Vineyard and 60,000 on Nantucket -- are arriving. Martha’s Vineyard Hospital has received about 1,300 doses per week for the past two months, while Nantucket Cottage Hospital did not receive any last week, according to Cyr and Fernandes. They said that forces many residents to head to the mainland for immunization, a potentially difficult and costly endeavor. “Taking your car off island can be prohibitively expensive and can take an entire day to complete, requiring working people to forgo wages, obtain childcare, and navigate other logistical hurdles,” Cyr and Fernandes wrote. Residents getting the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine would need to schedule two off- island trips at a cost of hundreds of dollars each time, they said. The administration has not responded to Cyr and Fernandes, according to Cyr’s office, and could not be reached for immedi- Employees of C&S Wholesale Grocers (and one junior volunteer) clean up trash ate comment Thursday morning. along Summit Lock Road for Earth Day, April 22nd. Working are Mike Dupuis Cyr told reporters during a Cape Cod COVID-19 Response Earth Day and son Liam, Brett Merritt, Tom Weir, and Matt Connor. The event was organized Task Force call that Island Health Center on Martha’s Vineyard and Martha’s Vineyard Hospital should start receiving vaccine by Liz Perez and Sarah Klotzman. (MARC ST.ONGE/THE WESTFIELD NEWS) supply this week through a federal Health Resources and Services Administration, or HRSA, COVID-19 Vaccine Program. “That is good news, and we think we can begin to provide that secondary stream for vaccines in Martha’s Vineyard,” he said. “But this means that Nantucket really remains a high pri- Climate Change ority given that the only allocation for vaccines on Nantucket is Continued from Page 3 through the state via doses given to Nantucket Cottage Hospital. There’s no other source for vaccination on the island, and that Cathy Judd-Stein celebrated the casino’s green building cer- supply of vaccine has remained flat and in some cases decreased.” tification. After a stop in Pittsfield to tour a vaccination site, the Both islands have withstood what Cyr called a “sustained governor plans to end his day by signing an executive order outbreak” of COVID-19 in recent weeks, particularly affecting related to reducing gas emissions at state facilities while visit- the workforce that includes a high proportion of people of color ing the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency bunker and immigrants. in Framingham. In Barnstable County, the virus outlook has improved slightly Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Kathleen after a concerning stretch. Cyr said the county’s average posi- Theoharides and other department heads under her umbrella tive test rate dropped below 5 percent, which “typically indi- have been busy making stops around the state to highlight envi- cates that an outbreak is on its way to containment.” ronmental programs and investments this week. Attorney General Maura Healey got in on the Earth Day Ali Armstrong Sherwood (bottom) from the Trustees and action Thursday, too. She joined Rep. Bud Williams and Kalila Barnett (top right) from the Barr Foundation, speak Springfield City Council President Marcus Williams to as part of Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce’s “City announce a project in which 80 air quality monitors will be Awake” series focused on issues of importance to young installed around Springfield -- which ranks as the worst professionals, moderated by Blair Sportswood Hollis (top place in the U.S. to live with asthma -- to provide data for pub- left) of Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts. [Screenshot] lic health responses. “For far too long, injustices embedded in environmental and Massachusetts School Building Authority to urge that all other policies have forced our most vulnerable residents in school building projects funded by the MSBA be fully electri- communities like Springfield to breath [sic] polluted air and fied and ready to withstand a changing climate. suffer serious public health consequences,” Healey said. “This “Many of our existing municipal and school buildings were project will help us address inequities by giving residents the built in areas that were previously streams or wetlands,” Emily tools they need to monitor pollution in their neighborhoods and Norton, executive director of the Charles River Watershed protect their health.” Association and a Newton city councilor, said. “Climate The attorney general and staffers from her Environmental change is bringing more intense rainstorms, so must take this Protection Division also planted five trees -- two Musashino into account as we construct the next generation of school Zelkova and three Heritage River Birch -- in Springfield’s buildings. And we need the MSBA to be a partner for cities Adams Park. and towns as we seek to construct net zero energy, climate Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ben Downing held resilient schools.” a Twitter Q&A on climate issues Thursday afternoon, weighing Norton was one of 112 local officials who signed the letter in on everything from the state’s Renewable Portfolio Standard coordinated by the Massachusetts Sierra Club. The officials to green job creation. said they want all heating and cooling to be supplied by “clean email [email protected] More than 100 local elected and appointed leaders from 43 all-electric” systems, parking lots that offer electric vehicle cities and towns across Massachusetts marked Earth Day by charging, and consideration of precipitation modeling for 2070 sending a letter to Treasurer Deborah Goldberg and the before any school building project qualifies for MSBA money. PAGE 6 - MONDAY, APRIL 26, 2021 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS SPORTS Hoophall Classic returns for 20th year SPRINGFIELD – The Naismith Hoophall West, entering its ninth talented players and passionate fans, Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame year in Arizona with a history of the Hall of Fame will take this local announced today the launch of its sellout crowds, will continue to serve showcase to new heights January newly formed regional events, which as the hub for west coast teams and 6-8, 2022. will be operated by longtime partner national talent. Games are slated for These series of Hoophall events Position Sports, under the recog- December 8-11, 2021. will culminate on the “Road to nized Hoophall umbrella. Hoophall As the first new regional stop, Springfield” for the 20th annual West will return to Scottsdale, Hoophall Central at the Sanford Hoophall Classic taking place Arizona, and three new events will Pentagon in Sioux Falls, will allow January 13-17, 2022 at Springfield launch with Sioux Falls, South the Hall of Fame to operate an elite College in Springfield, Mass. – the Dakota hosting Hoophall Central, level event in a community with a birthplace of basketball. The event Lewes, Delaware hosting Hoophall rich appreciation for high school has showcased dozens of eventual East and Bentonville, Arkansas host- hoops. Fans can see local and region- NBA players over the years, includ- ing Hoophall South. al talent take the court December ing 10 #1 NBA Draft picks such as All four regional events are 16-18, 2021. Kyrie Erving, Anthony Davis, Karl- expected to be the most premier Hoophall East will partner with Anthony Towns, Zion Williamson showcases in their respective areas. longtime east coast tournament Slam and Anthony Edwards. The 20th anniversary of the Spalding Dunk to the Beach. By merging the All Hall of Fame events will be Hoophall Classic presented by history and success of the event with played in accordance with health and Eastbay will culminate this series of the Hoophall brand, Lewes will see safety regulations set forth by local events over Martin Luther King Day year, we realize there’s more talent to Basketball Hall of Fame. “With our an elevated event December 27-29, ordinances at the time of play. For Weekend featuring an elite field of celebrated in other parts of the coun- new regional concept, players from 2021. more information on these events, national schools and players. try, especially where the popularity coast-to-coast will be afforded the The last of the four regional events visit https://www.hoophall.com/ “Hoophall Classic has evolved of high school basketball is extraor- opportunity to showcase their skills on will be Hoophall South in events/hoophall-regional-events. – into one of the premier high school dinary,” said Greg Procino, Vice the Hoophall stage, while the Hall of Bentonville, Arkansas. Expanding Courtesy of Hoophall Classic/ events of the season and while the President of Basketball Operations Fame can continue to grow and cele- on this area’s tremendous high Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall event continues to grow year over for the Naismith Memorial brate the game in new communities.” school basketball infrastructure of of Fame

Ahoy! Owls Scuttle Buccaneers, 15-6 BUZZARDS BAY – Westfield from Donohoe and Nicole Rinkus For MMA, senior captain Anna State senior midfielder Sam (Pembroke, Mass.), to put the game Deely (Barnstable, Mass) scored a Donohoe (Pepperell, Mass.) scored out of reach. Donohoe now has 98 team-high three goals, won a game- six goals to lead the way, as career goals, and currently sits 11th high seven draw controls, picked up Westfield State topped Mass on the Owls career goal-scoring list. three ground balls and caused a Maritime, 15-6 in a non-conference Rinkus finished with three goals, turnover in the loss. Senior captain women’s lacrosse game on Thursday with Cassidy Harvey (Niskayuna, Casey Sullivan (Sagamore Beach, afternoon at Clean Harbors Stadium. N.Y.) addiing three goals and four Mass), junior captain Alyssa Westfield improved to 7-1 on the assists. Between the pipes, first-year DiScipio (Braintree, Mass) and season, and have won seven straight Kara Banagan (Niskayuna, N.Y.) freshman Ally Reddish (Canton, while MMA is now 0-3. picked up her fifth win of the season Mass) each scored a goal for the Westfield scored four unanswered making two saves and allowing four Bucs. Goalie Aviva Beringhause goals to open the scoring in the goals in 30 minutes of work. Lily (Providence, R.I.) made 13 saves game. The Owls led 8-4 at the half, Sears (Medway, Mass.) relieved and allowed 15 goals. She also then netted the first four goals of the Banagan at the half allowing two picked up a game-high five ground second half, including two each goals and making five saves. balls. SAM DONOHOE

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LEGAL NOTICES ELECTRICIAN (April 26, 2021) (May 3, 2021) FLOREK'S ELECTRICAL Dear Annie SERVICE By ANNIE LANE Town of Southwick Fully experienced for all your electrical needs, Board of Appeals in your home or business. No job too small or too big. Electrical service upgrades, new con- Notice is hereby given of a public hearing to be struction or additions, emergency generators; held Monday, May 10th, 2021, online via Zoom New installation and maintenance service. Avoiding Rock Bottom at 7:00 pm to hear the petition of Andrew Ster- Fully insured/licensed. chak, for property located at 7 Fourth Street, Call Jason, Master Electrician: Dear Annie: This is about the 40-year-old alcoholic your reader, “Out of Options.” I am a sober alcoholic Southwick, MA. The applicant is seeking a rear 413-568-6293 with two kids who is refusing rehab. “Hitting bottom” is and have been sober since Nov. 24, 2008, which is a setback variance of 21 inches in order to build unwise advice, and unwarranted. He yet may end up little over 12 years now, in Alcoholics Anonymous. I a handicap accessible entrance to home. JAMES FERRIS ELECTRICIAN homeless and on the streets or worse, but there are more was 23 when I stopped drinking. Zoom.us Meeting ID: 879 4985 3014 options needed. Don’t fall for the AA 12-step “hitting You are right. We DO recover, but it takes time and Lic.#E16303 Passcode: 316911 Free estimate, senior discount. bottom” credo -- it is not supported by the data. There is commitment. Insured. 40-yrs. experience. no other medical illness where we would take that I hurt my mother and oldest daughter very deeply For: Paul A. Grégoire Chairman, Board of Appeals No job too small. approach. when I was drinking and running amuck. It took my Call 413-330-3682 He needs to see an MD who is a specialist in addiction mother almost walking out on me for me to get clean medicine. Several medications could help. and sober. Dear “Mom Seeking Answers,” the best thing POEHLMAN ELECTRIC (April 19, 26, 2021) I would also recommend a mental health therapist for your son is for you to abandon him. I know that All types of wiring. who specializes in work with substance abuse, using a sounds very harsh and unloving, but it’s the only way. Free estimates. Insured. harm reduction model, and someone who is well versed I would suggest that you get a copy of our basic text, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SPECIALIZING IN PORTABLE AND WHOLE HOUSE in a style of communication known as motivational “Alcoholics Anonymous,” lovingly referred to by our To be held remotely May 5, 2021, at 7:15PM KOHLER GENERATORS, interviewing). members as the “Big Book.” Annie’s advice to join by the Westfield Zoning Board of Appeals for SERVICE UPGRADES, There is more, but that would be a good start. Al-Anon is very sound. 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You have an important platform and I have been in recovery for 12 years and have seen online at westfieldtv.org or youtube.com (West- the word needs to get out about more options. -- Follow great successes and heartbreaking tragedies. Always field Community Programming). To comment enter Meeting ID 828 1560 0962 via phone: AFFORDABLE FIREWOOD the Data remember that God has a plan, and we need to trust in 646-558-8656 with Passcode 25567916 or on- Dear Follow the Data: Thank you for offering your him (which is certainly NOT easy when it comes to our line at: zoom.us/join with Passcode %3kq^Pcx Seasoned and green. Cut, perspective from the inside of addiction medicine. The children), but you will get to the other side and one day, split, delivered. Any length. goal is to help the young man take his life back through life will be better. Much Love. -- Anonymous in (April 19, 26, 2021) Now ready for immediate sobriety. If your suggestions work for him, wonderful. I California delivery. 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