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By Gayla Cawley education of cials say schools should temperature checks under the plan. Gov. ITEM STAFF be prepared for three different educa- Charlie Baker and state health of cials DEALS tion models: in-person learning in school said with children, there are too many racism The Massachusetts Department of Ele- classrooms; hybrid learning, combin- false positives and false negatives to OF THE mentary and Secondary Education came ing both in-person learning and remote make the checks worthwhile. $ $ out with its plan for opening schools, it is learning; and education that take place Schools would be encouraged to main- DAY hoped, in September, Thursday and now entirely remotely in the event of another tain a 6-foot separation among students plannedPG. 3 it’s up to local school departments to com- spike in the coronavirus. when possible, but when not possible, ply. By August, districts will be required schools would be allowed to maintain at By Gayla Cawley Face masks and physical distancing to submit comprehensive fall reopening least a 3-foot separation. The plan also ITEM STAFF are some of the changes students will plans that include all three models. nd when they return to school. State Schools will not be required to conduct SCHOOLS, A2 LYNN — Protests centered around police brutality andDEALS systemic racism are planned for theOF next twoTHE weekends. The rst protest, planned for 5:30 p.m. today at the$ DALynn YCommons,$ stems from the arrestsPG. of 3three black men by the Lynn Police Department on June 15. Two of the men, Alexandros Ar- mand, 26, and Victor White, 32, both of Lynn, work at Tufts Dining Ser- vices, and are membersDEALS of Unite Here Local 26, the labor union that is orga- nizing the protest,OF which THE will end at the Lynn Police Department. The three men $claimDA Ythey$ were “unlawfully arrested, PG.assaulted 3 and falsely charged” by Lynn Police of - cers who were sent to investigate a noise complaint at one of their homes, according to an event  yer. “We were wrongfully arrested,” said White. “I want the charges dropped and I want the police held account- able for their actions.” White said he was sitting with his co-worker, Armand, and neighbor, Scott Reed, 55, shortly before mid- night, when he was arrested by the Lynn Police. He claims they were not given an indication as to why they were being arrested. “They were very aggressive,” said White. “They didn’t give much informa- tion. They really didn’t ask too many Childcare providers work through questions. They used racial slurs on us and physical force and they need to be held accountable for their actions.” On Thursday, the Lynn Police De- challenges of state’s new guidelines partment issued a statement about the incident and provided further de- ITEM STAFF REPORT 29. But social distancing restrictions and Lynn YMCA teach- tails surrounding the three arrests. classroom limits imposed by the state er Melanie Ramirez “While the Lynn Police Department Childcare providers on the North Shore will mean their 352 available preschool helps Julianny Var- has not received a formal complaint are working to come up with their own slots will have to be cut in half. gas, 7, and Connor regarding the incident, we have seen ways to cope with the new regulations Van Den Berghe, 7, many allegations made on social and guidelines set by the state once it’s Coupled with that, Damon said, because both of Lynn, with media,” the department said. “We permissible to resume the service. of Department of Early Education and Care (EEC) guidance limits classroom sizes to 10 their paintings immediately launched an internal in- The coronavirus pandemic has placed vestigation into the arrests. students, LEO will have to hire additional during class at the Y. the future of childcare “in jeopardy,” said “After the internal investigation Birgitta Damon, CEO of Leading Through teachers to manage fewer children. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK was opened, one of cer voluntarily Empowering Opportunities (LEO) Inc, Since federal funding is typically doled resigned from the department. The a Lynn-based organization that runs an out to childcare providers on a per-stu- investigation is still active and when early childhood education program. dent basis, Damon said it’s unclear how it is completed, the matter will be Damon said LEO, which serves chil- funding will be impacted going forward. turned over to the Essex County Dis- dren from 6 weeks to 5 years old, plans trict Attorney’s of ce.” to reopen its Head Start program June CHILDCARE, A5 PROTESTS, A6 Lynn DACA recipients can exhale — for now By David McLellan really happy I can stay,” said that a perceivably conservative ITEM STAFF Lissette Orellana. Supreme Court — with two of Orellana, 22, is a Lynn resi- its nine justices appointed by LYNN — For a long time now, dent and DACA recipient. She Trump — would rule in a way Lynn recipients of Deferred has lived in the U.S. since she that would allow her to stay in Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) have been worried they was 8 years old, just after she the country she calls home. will soon be forced to go back to left El Salvador, has received “My future is brighter now,” their birth countries. a bachelor’s degree in commu- she said. The U.S. Supreme Court’s nications from Southern New DACA was signed by Presi- recent decision to shut down Hampshire University, and dent Barack Obama as an ex- President Donald Trump’s bid works as a case manager for ecutive action in 2012, allowing to end the program has elated Lynn Housing Authority and people who had been brought DACA recipients — also known Neighborhood Development to the U.S. illegally as children ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK as dreamers — even if the feel- (LHAND). to stay in the country, become ing is only temporary. Orellana considers herself an Lissette Orellana 22, of Lynn, has lived in the U.S. since “America is my home, and I’m American, and she is ecstatic DACA, A3 she was 8.

Swampscott of cials stress racial tolerance Lynn Mayor: Racism a public cials in town, especially during the current who have been frustrated hearing COVID-19 health emergency. A3 By David McLellan  ITEM STAFF climate in the U.S. with protests against ra- called “poo- u,” “Kung-Fu  u,” or “Chinese GLSS closing cial violence and police brutality. coronavirus” by town of cials, although she SWAMPSCOTT — There were no motions transportation Board of Health Chairwoman Marianne did not name any names or speci cally ac- made, and neither board took any votes, but business. A3 for almost 45 minutes, both the Select Board Hartmann was one of those present who said cuse any town of cials of using such terms. and Board of Health decried the idea of racist a prominent topic during conversations with “I want to reiterate the Board of Health’s COVID-19 comments from elected of cials in town. residents has been alleged racially insensi- position, that racism is a public health crisis,” Additional deaths reported Wednesday’s joint meeting between the tive comments made by elected of cials in Goodman said. “We see it in our town, and in in Revere, Saugus. A3 Select Board and Board of Health was brief, town. our little community here.” with one of the only items on the agenda a “We should have zero tolerance for any ra- Goodman said she recently learned of an Opinion Jourgensen: Lynn’s discussion on civil discourse. Members of both cially motivated comments,” she said. instance in which a resident was going for a long-waged ght. A4 boards said there should be “no tolerance” for Stephanie Goodman, a member of the Board racially charged comments from elected of - of Health, said she has heard from residents SWAMPSCOTT, A3

OBITUARIES ...... A2 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS ...... A7 COMICS ...... B4 HIGH 84° VOL. 141, ISSUE 166 OPINION ...... A4 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 LOW 65° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 OBITUARIES Schools unveil plans for Barbara A. Lombard-Angiulo Joseph R. Halliday, 88 reopening in September 1931-2020 SCHOOLS developed remote learning NAHANT — Barbara A. Lom- Joseph Robert Halliday, age From A1 plan,” said Tutwiler. “We bard–Angiulo, of Nahant, 88, passed away at Lahey don’t. I’d say we have the passed away peacefully on Hospital in Burlington on Sun- calls on schools to cre- tools to do it really effec- Tuesday, June 23 at her resi- day, June 21, 2020. He was ate safe times and spaces tively. We’ve got the experi- dence in Nahant surrounded the beloved husband of the during the day for students ence of having done this for by her loving family. She was late Phyllis (Johnson) Halliday. to temporarily remove their three months and we know the life partner of the late Jerry Born in Lynn on Oct. 9, masks. how it can be done better.” J. Angiulo. 1931, he was a son of the Elementary schools Tutwiler said he’s waiting Born in Boston and raised in late Joseph R. Halliday and would aim to keep students until the analysis is done East Boston, Barbara was the Laura (May) Campbell, and in the same group through- before he commits to a re- daughter of the late Stephen raised by his mother and out the day, with middle opening plan for the fall. A. and Edith L. (Cuddi) Lom- late step-father, Edward “Pa” and high schools encour- But he emphasized that bardozzi. Campbell. In his younger aged to minimize mixing student safety remains his student groups. Schools top priority. Authority, honesty, leader- years, Joseph proudly enlisted in the United States Army. He are also expected to have “We have a lot of work to ship, life of the party … are an inventory of health care do,” said Tutwiler. “Many all of the things that Barba- served during the Cold War, Korean War and Vietnam War supplies such as masks and things will be new and dif- ra abided by. There are not gloves. ferent. This is not all bad. many people who could say as a proud tank commander. Following his dedicated ser- If a student shows There are some really won- they achieved nearly as many COVID-19 symptoms during derful areas in which we adventures as our MOM has ulo of Nahant; her cherished vice, Joseph then went on to the brother of the late Edward grandson, “The Prince” Genn- Campbell, George Campbell, the school day, they would will evolve. We’re going to completed in her 80 years. work for the Lynn Item as an be moved to a speci c room aro Francesco Angiulo; her Daniel Campbell, Steven engage in a really method- From her start as a cocktail elevator maintenance opera- designated for medical isola- ical, thoughtful approach brother, Stephen A. Lombar- Campbell, Lollie Czarnecki waitress at Jay’s Lounge where tor. tion until they can be picked to doing this. We want to she met Dad in the 1960’s, dozzi and his wife Nancy of Joseph was a true lover of and Susan Czarnecki. up by a family member. The do it right and I think the to her many travels around Florida; three nephews, Ste- animals, someone who nev- Service information: room must be separate from students and our families the world such as skiing the phen Lombardozzi, John Lom- er wanted to see an animal Friends and family are invit- the nurse’s of ce or other deserve for us to do it that Swiss Alps with Auntie Laurie, bardozzi and his wife Lisa, and hurt or in trouble. He enjoyed ed to call at the CUFFE-MC- spaces where routine medi- way.” Italy with our late sister Thais, Christopher Lombardozzi and spending his free time with GINN Funeral Home, 157 cal care is provided. In Saugus, School Com- his wife Tracy. She was prede- and jet setting here, there and Paint by Number sets, read- Maple St., Lynn, on Sunday, “This plan will allow mittee chairman Thom- ceased by her step-daughter everywhere to visit family and ing books or watching movies June 28 from 1-5 p.m. A fu- schools to responsibly do as Whitteredge said the Thais Susan Angiulo. Barbara friends, Mom made all holi- about World War II. He liked to neral service will be held in what is best for students — School Committee was due is also survived by many niec- days extra special and always socialize with neighbors and the funeral home on Monday, bring them back to school to meet Thursday night to es, nephews and great nieces talk about his military experi- June 29 at 10:30 a.m. Burial to learn,” Baker said at a discuss the guidelines. included the whole extended and nephews; and her loyal family by reaching out with her ence and going to his favorite will follow at Puritan Lawn press conference to unveil “(They) seem to be realis- companion, Ziggy the cat. local bar to watch football and Memorial Park, Peabody. the plan. tic in their attempts to get amazing Christmas Cards. Her In lieu of  owers, donations baseball games on the week- To leave an online message In Lynn, Superintendent every kid back in the class- latest accomplishment was in Barbara’s memory may be end. or condolence, please visit Dr. Patrick Tutwiler said room in a safe and healthy becoming “Nanna A.” to Baby made to the Northeast Ani- Joseph is survived by his www.cuffemcginn.com. the school district is plan- way,” he said. “It’s up to us G. She was a one of a kind mal Shelter at northeastan- daughter, Wanda Halliday and ning for the three scenar- to gure a way to ne-tune and extraordinary woman who imalshelter.org/donations/ daughter at heart, Ann Gittens; ios outlined by the DESE it to work best for our dis- could light up a barstool with memorial-tribute or to the as well as many dear nieces, around reopening. trict.” a glass of Cutty and a Benson MGH Cancer Center in Dan- nephews and friends. He was LIFE WELL CELEBRATED® It is the DESE’s expec- School buildings were and Hedges in her hand, no vers at giving.massgeneral. tation that school districts shuttered across the state matter what the “rules” were. org/cancer/donate/. adhere to the rst scenar- March 17 as the corona- Mom always kept her “girls” Service information: Friends io, in-person learning with virus began spreading near and dear but made room and family who wish to pay new safety requirements, through Massachusetts. for the Johnny-come-lately’s their respects to Barbara, may Arthur K. Smith when schools reopen in the Swampscott Superin- and brought them under her drive by the family home at 9 fall, and shift to the two tendent Pamela Angelakis enormous wings and swept Vernon St., Nahant, on Mon- other scenarios — a hybrid said the school district has model or remote learning them into the kitchen in Na- day from noon-2 p.m. For ev- SWAMPSCOTT — Arthur K. to be prepared for “multi- as a whole — as needed, ple scenarios” following the hant. Never missing a dancing eryone’s safety, please follow (“Kevin”) Smith, longtime resi- ball or a milestone birthday, Tutwiler said. state’s guidance. this route: follow Nahant Road dent of Swampscott and Lynn, “The expectation is that Mom celebrated in style at ev- to the very end and then take “As we digest today’s died peacefully on June 24, all districts will have plans lengthy communication ery possible occasion and will a right onto Vernon Street. Fu- 2020 after a long hospital- continue setting trends along for all three so you can be from the DESE, it is clear neral services at the request ization due to complications nimble,” said Tutwiler. “If her nal ride. that all districts must be of the deceased are private. from heart disease. there’s a spike, you can prepared for multiple sce- Barbara is survived by her For condolences, please visit The son of Arthur K. Smith move to a full remote situa- two beloved children, Genn- narios. It is appropriate www.BisbeePorcella.com. and Eileen M. (Feeney) Smith, tion quickly.” that the rst word in the aro Jay Angiulo and his an- he was the beloved hus- His team will perform title of the document is cée Gabriella and Barbara Jay band for 50 years of Marcia analysis around how or if ‘Initial.’ We will use the les- “B-Jay” Angiulo, all of Nahant; A. (Gaudet) Smith, originally the Lynn Public Schools sons learned from the pro- her step-son Jason B. Angi- from Nahant. Arthur at work, can adhere to the safety cess of converting to remote and Kevin to his friends, he requirements for in-person instruction this spring as grew up in Swampscott with learning, which include dis- we prepare for whatever his older brother Leonard tancing students at least challenges we might face,” and sister Maura. He proudly three feet apart, with six Angelakis said. “As always, Robert F. Moody Jr., 87 attended St. John’s Prep in feet recommended. the primary motivation for Danvers (Class of ’54) and The social distancing re- all decisions will be the the College of the Holy Cross and friend. He leaves be- quirement is particularly health and safety of our challenging for a district LYNN — Robert F. Moody (Class of ’58). He was beyond hind his beloved wife Marcia; students, teachers and ad- like Lynn, which has a high Jr., age 87, of Lynn, died proud that his two sons fol- his sons Neil and Mark; his ministrators.” Wednesday at his home after daughters-in-law Jennifer and student enrollment and Efforts to reach school of- lowed in his footsteps at The overcrowded schools, es- a lengthy illness. He was the Prep. Kathleen; his grandchildren cials in Peabody and Lyn- beloved husband of Bridget Elinor, Audrey and Henry of pecially at the high school n eld were unsuccessful. Upon graduating from Holy level, Tutwiler said. M. (Hickey) Moody, with whom Hingham and Aidan, Finian, Baker also announced Cross, he spent two years in Part of the analysis will $200 million from the he shared nearly 57 years of the U.S. Army and then em- Mia and Mark Jr. of Danvers; marriage. involve looking at whether state’s federal Coronavirus barked on his long career with his sister Maura Emery; and more space can be created A lifelong Lynn resident, he countless nieces, nephews, Relief Fund for costs re- the Gillette Company. His work by removing furniture from lated to reopening public was the son of the late Rob- for Gillette over more than 38 in-laws and friends. classrooms and using larg- ert F. Moody Sr. and Theresa schools. years took him to San Diego, Service information: A er rooms, such as school li- Baker said schools are (Walsh) Moody. He was a the brother of the late Coreen London, and many years at the funeral Mass will be held braries for classroom space, graduate of St. Mary’s Boys eligible for up to $225 per and Philip Moody. company’s headquarters in on Wednesday, July 1, 2020 Tutwiler said. student for eligible costs High School in Lynn and St. Service information: His Boston. He was a longstand- at 11:30 a.m. in Our Lady “We still need to do the incurred due to the pan- John’s College, where he re- visiting hours will be held ing member of Our Lady of the of The Assumption Church, analysis,” said Tutwiler. demic public health emer- ceived his Bachelor’s Degree on Sunday from 4-6 p.m. in Assumption Parish, serving as Lynn eld. Burial will fol- “Having a class of 35 high gency, such as training for in Business. the SOLIMINE Funeral Home, a lector, member of the parish low in St. Joseph Cemetery. school-aged students phys- school staff, recon guration Robert served in the United 426 Broadway (Route 129), council and senior altar server. Relatives and friends are ically distanced at 3 or of school spaces, leasing of States Army during the Kore- more feet is going to be a Lynn. Adhering to the guide- He joined St. John the Evange- respectfully invited. Visiting temporary facilities, and an Con ict. He worked as a list in Swampscott after mov- hours will be held on Tues- challenge. If we can’t meet health and hygiene sup- budget analyst for Raytheon lines of the Commonwealth that criteria for distancing, of Massachusetts and the ing there in 2013, but kept his day from 4-7 p.m. in the plies. until his retirement. He was we have to look at a differ- Baker said the reopening CDC, visitation will be limit- ties to OLA. In his later years, SOLIMINE Funeral Home, 67 an active communicant of St he joined the Knights of Co- Ocean St. (Route 1A), Lynn. ent scenario that might in- plan was built on a review ed to 40 family members and volve remote learning and Mary’s Parish in Lynn, serving lumbus and earned the rank Adhering to the guidelines of of medical and scienti c as senior acolyte, Eucharistic friends. His funeral Mass in in-person learning.” literature and developed in St. Mary’s Church, Lynn will of 4th Degree Knight. the Commonwealth of Mas- If the school district has minister and treasurer of the He loved to travel, and he consultation with medical be private. In lieu of  owers, sachusetts and the CDC, vis- to pivot to that hybrid mod- St Vincent de Paul Society. and Marcia spent their gold- itation will be limited to 40 professionals. donations may be made to el, Tutwiler said they’re in The state is still working In addition to his wife, he is en years happily traveling the family members and friends. Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan a much better position to on plans for transportation survived by his son, Dennis R. world. He was an avid albeit Directions and guestbook at St., Suite B-102, Danvers, do so than this past March, and school sports. Moody and his wife Isabella of mediocre golfer, but greatly www.solimine.com. MA 01923 or St. Mary’s Par- when schools were rst Lynn; his daughter, Kathleen enjoyed playing with friends closed down and districts Item reporter Elyse Car- McGough and her ish, 8 South Com- and grandchildren. Above all, had to scramble to come up mosino also contributed to husband Paul of Box- mon St., Lynn, MA he was a devoted husband, with remote learning plans. this report. Material from ford; as well as six 01902. Directions sibling, father, grandfather “I would not say right the Associated Press was grandchildren, Kayla and guestbook at now that we’ve got a fully also used. and her husband www.solimine.com. Ryan, Krissy, Kiley, Max, Christopher and Jaiden; and two step-grandchildren, Eddie Kasko, star in elder and Christina and Gerardo. He was Red Sox manager, dies at 88

Selling a house? BOSTON (AP) — Ed- game loss to a mighty New for the fth-best winning ve seasons with Cincin- die Kasko, an All-Star in- York Yankees team that percentage (.539) among nati. He also played for Buying a house? elder who managed the featured Mickey Mantle, Red Sox managers who Houston, serving as the Boston Red Sox and spent Roger Maris, Yogi Berra lasted at least 500 games. franchise’s rst captain in Find out what properties nearly three decades with and Whitey Ford. Kasko then spent 21 1965. the team in a variety of After spending his nal years in Boston’s front recently sold in your area. roles, died Wednesday. He season on the eld with of ce as a scout (1974- was 88. the Red Sox, the New 77), Director of Scouting 781-593-7700 Check out The Red Sox announced Jersey native stayed in (1978-92) and Vice Presi- Publishing Daily, except Sundays Kasko’s death Wednes- the organization to man- dent of Baseball Develop- USPS-142-820 ISSN-8750-8249 the Real Estate page day night, three days shy age its Triple-A club from ment (1992-94). The team Periodicals postage paid at Lynn, MA of his 89th birthday. No 1967-69. He was hired as said he “played a pivotal and additional of ces. in Saturday’s paper. Copyright ©2020 The Daily Item cause was given. Boston’s big league skip- role” in signing such stars Subscriptions Kasko played 10 sea- per at only 38 years old in as Roger Clemens and Mo Prepaid by mail to all parts of the United States sons in the major leagues October 1969. Vaughn. $30.00 for 4 weeks from 1957-66 and was an Kasko guided the Red After 29 years with the $95.00 for 13 weeks All-Star shortstop for the Sox to a winning record Red Sox organization, $185.00 for 26 weeks $340.00 for 1 year National League cham- in each of his four seasons Kasko was inducted into Send payment to and POSTMASTER, pion Cincinnati Reds in as manager from 1970- the club’s Hall of Fame in send address changes to: 1961. He batted .318 in 73, never nishing worse 2010. The Daily Item the World Series that year, than eight games above Kasko broke into the big 110 Munroe St. P.O. Box 5 leading the Reds with sev- .500. He went 345-295 in leagues with the St. Louis Lynn, MA 01903 en hits during their ve- all, tied with Joe Cronin Cardinals before spending FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 GLSS closing transportation business Mayor: Racism Greater Lynn Senior time. The closure of its said. “Staffed by hundreds will now provide all the Services (GLSS) is an- transportation department of highly talented opera- paratransit services west, nouncing that as of July 1, will not affect the many tions, support, and caring south, and north of Bos- a public health it will cease delivery of all other important services of- drivers, our transportation ton. Burns noted that most transportation services. fered by GLSS, Burns said, team carried the GLSS logo staff were re-deployed to The decision to close was including information and across the North Shore and these other contractors. difficult, said GLSS CEO referral; home care; con- Greater Boston areas, sym- “I know I speak for ev- emergency Kathryn Burns, MHA, and gregate meals and Meals bolizing what is best about eryone at GLSS when I say was based on several fac- on Wheels; protective and our agency in providing how extremely grateful we tors, including the MBTA’s clinical services; housing them meaningful mobility are to all those who have By Gayla Cawley form our policies. decision not to renew the supports; a variety of other options and fully promoting committed themselves to ITEM STAFF “I look forward to con- agency’s contract to pro- community programs like the mission of community this important work for tinuing the dialogue with LYNN — Mayor Thom- members of our communi- vide The RIDE paratran- caregiver supports; and livability and social inclu- nearly 20 years,” Burns as M. McGee and the sit service and the current much more. sion.” said. “We are profoundly ty to rid our city of hatred city’s Public Health Di- and inequity that has per- pandemic environment, Consumers, who sched- Since learning about the sad to lose these dedicat- rector Michele Desmarais meated throughout our which made operating ule trips directly with the loss of the MBTA contract ed staff members, and we are pushing for the Board society for too long. That transportation services MBTA, should not experi- in October, GLSS Trans- wish our colleagues well of Health to declare rac- starts by acknowledging very challenging. ence any disruption in ser- portation has been work- in their future endeavors.” ism a public health emer- that racism is a public Despite efforts to sustain vice, she said. ing to fulfill the remaining GLSS is the nonprofit gency. health emergency and act- its own transportation busi- “I don’t think I can ade- months of its contract, human services agency McGee and Desmarais ness, Burns said that it be- quately express what GLSS provide for a seamless supporting people of all have submitted a “Joint ing accordingly.” came clear in recent weeks Transportation has meant transition of service, and ages living with disabil- Order Declaring Racism McGee also announced that the agency would not to our agency and to the to assist its staff to find ities in Lynn, Lynnfield, an Emergency and Public that he has signed the be able to operate a trans- community it has served positions with the two re- Nahant, Saugus, Swamp- Health Crisis in the city “Mayor’s Pledge,” issued portation business at this so well for decades,” Burns maining vendors, which scott, and beyond. of Lynn,” to the Board of by the Obama Founda- Health, which will be tak- tion’s My Brother’s Keep- KIPP Massachusetts names next executive director en up at their next meet- er Alliance. ing on Tuesday, June 30. The pledge asks mayors from across the country to highest student growth in energy, and imagination to “The city of Lynn is By Steve Krause commit to certain actions, ITEM STAFF the state of Massachusetts, lead the evolution of our committed to reviewing including reviewing their including some of the best schools so that all students our policies and working police use of force policies; KIPP Massachusetts performance in reading realize their aspirations to enact the necessary engaging their communi- has a new executive di- growth on the Measure of for a choice-filled lives and changes to address the ties by including a diverse rector — Rhonda (Nikki) Academic Progress (MAP) a more just world.” public health disparities range of input, experienc- Barnes. assessment in the KIPP “I will work to make sure and the barriers to health- es, and stories in their Appointed by the KIPP national network. Most re- every child is seen, known, care that the black com- review; reporting the find- MA board of directors, cently, Barnes has served loved, and challenged,” munity and communities ings of their review to the Barnes replaces outgoing as the chief schools officer Barnes said. “KIPP Massa- of color experience,” said community and seeking director Caleb Dolan, who of KIPP MA, supporting chusetts is a strong region Desmarais in a statement. recommended her for the the five school principals. of schools whose alumni McGee’s office saidfeedback; and reforming position. Dolan is leaving Barnes will be the first are persisting and ad- the proposal is aimed at their community’s use of after 10 years with KIPP. black woman to serve as vancing towards amazing strengthening efforts to force policies, according to Barmes has more than executive director of KIPP adult lives, where children eliminate systemic racism McGee’s office. 20 years of classroom ex- Massachusetts. are growing academically within the city of Lynn “While these are steps perience in elementary, “I made the decision to and socially, and where through policy creation, that will move our city in middle, and high school, step down because I had we are taking big steps to- systemic change, and in- the right direction, there and 10 years of experi- the honor working along- wards sustainability with creased community con- is still a long way to go,” ence working in education side someone who I knew our money and our people. versations. said McGee. “Addressing non-profit organizations. Rhonda Barnes could lead our schools fur- This is fertile soil for us to “Systemic racism ad- structural racism requires She came to KIPP MA ther towards the mission grow even stronger.” versely affects the black a long-term focus and con- in 2013 as a sixth-grade the principal a year later. and vision we crafted with community and communi- tinued efforts from my of- teacher at KIPP Academy Under her leadership, our families and alumni,” Steve Krause can be ties of color every day,” said fice and through all levels Boston, became the dean KIPP Academy Boston Dolan said. “Nikki is an ed- reached at skrause@item- McGee in a statement. “Ab- of city government. I look of students in 2014, and experienced some of the ucator with the experience, live.com. solutely no one should live forward to engaging with in fear of the act of simply my fellow Lynners in this living because of the color critical work.” Lynn DACA recipients can exhale — for now of their skin. We must lis- ten and learn from those Gayla Cawley can be DACA Chief Justice John Rob- “You have a Supreme struggle” because “every who have endured far too reached at gcawley@item- much, and take concrete live.com. Follow her on From A1 erts in the ruling. Court right now that is year it’s something new” Orellana said she and more than one-half con- regarding their status. action to update and re- Twitter @GaylaCawley. exempt from deportation, others will not feel comfort- servative, but they said “It’s really good they got and gain work permits — able until they are given a this program can’t be can- this relief right now, but as long as they had not com- pathway to citizenship. celed yet,” he said. “That what we really need is Additional virus deaths mitted felonies or serious “I came to America when to me says people can more legislative action,” criminal misdemeanors. I was 8 years old,” Orella- back this up, even if they Martinez said. “We need a reported in Revere, Saugus In 2018, U.S. Citizenship na said. “I’m 22 now. When believe something else.” permanent solution. This and Immigration Services Trump said he was going The aforementioned is temporary. The people By Gayla Cawley ported in Revere to bring estimated approximately to end the program, it was source’s sister, who also I know are relieved, but ITEM STAFF the city’s total number of 700,000 DACA recipients nerve-racking every single did not wish to be named, they’re only relieved right cases to 1,788 — 1,491 were in the country. day. I kept thinking, ‘What said she hopes people who now. They can’t celebrate Both Revere and Sau- people have recovered, ac- Despite her excitement, is going to happen to me? oppose DACA will consid- yet.” gus reported an addition- cording to the city website. Orellana said her feel- What is going to happen to er what canceling the pro- Martinez said she hopes al death on Thursday, Although Saugus report- ing of relief may only be me? I can’t go back to my gram would mean. that — along with legisla- to bring their respective ed an additional death, its temporary. Reading the country.’” “We would get kicked tive action — the general death tolls to 83 and 36. number of cases remained fine print, the Supreme Another Lynn resident out, thrown back,” she public realizes how much New cases were report- the same at 556. Court’s decision did not and DACA recipient, who said. “I don’t know the value undocumented im- ed in Lynn and Revere, Numbers remained the say Trump couldn’t end wished to remain anony- country I was born in. I migrants add to their com- while numbers remained same in Lynnfield (98 the DACA program, only mous, said he is still wor- know America. I speak munities. unchanged or were not cases and 11 deaths) and that he went about trying ried because the decision Spanish, but at this point “They are working ev- updated in several other Nahant (42 cases and six to end the program the does not give him or oth- I think I speak English erywhere,” she said. “They North Shore communities. deaths) on Thursday. wrong way. ers permanent asylum, better.” are in civil service, they Lynn reported three new At press time, Marble- The Supreme Court residency, or citizenship Iveth Martinez, who are engineers, they are in cases on Thursday, which head and Swampscott ruled that Trump’s bid in the U.S. However, he works with undocumented education.” brings the city’s caseload had not released updated to end the program was said he views the decision immigrants through the to 3,649. Ninety-eight peo- numbers. “capricious in violation” positively because of the Lynn Rapid Response Net- David McLellan can be ple have died and 2,781 As of Wednesday, Mar- of the Administrative Supreme Court’s current work, said she has “seen reached at dmclellan@ have recovered from the blehead has 228 cases and Achievement Act, wrote ideological makeup. how DACA recipients itemlive.com. virus, according to city 30 deaths and Swamp- data. scott has 128 cases and Swampscott officials stress racial tolerance Two new cases were re- eight deaths.

SWAMPSCOTT as “Chinese virus” and cal correctness or stifling ben said. From A1 “Kung-Flu.” free speech, I ask them Town Administrator Emily Cilley, another to listen to this again Sean Fitzgerald said there walk with her ethnically member of the Board of and understand what the is a “serious divide be- Hawaiian husband, who Health, said a member of message is. It is not about tween black and brown had racial slurs called out the town’s Planning Board political correctness, it is Americans and white to him. Goodman also said has used racist comments, about appropriateness, Americans, who have people are going to “make although she did not name especially from the lead- such an advantage,” and mistakes” when talking who. ers in this town,” Spellios also condemned racially about serious subjects “I get frustrated with said. charged comments. such as racism, but that this individual every Select Board member No town officials were blatantly racist language meeting we have with the Naomi Dreeben said racial mentioned by name is “unacceptable.” stuff that comes out of his comments from town offi- during the discussion. Hartmann said racial mouth,” she said. cials are inherently wrong However, the discussion comments are “coming Peter Spellios, the chair- because they deny resi- came in the wake of alle- from the top down,” men- man of the Select Board, dents of the goals of “life, gations of racially insen- The value of each coupon shown here is equal to tioning President Donald said elected officialsliberty, and the pursuit of sitive comments by Se- Trump when speaking should be held to a stan- happiness” ingrained in lect Board member Don or greater than the price of the newspaper.newspaper. about the subject, and said dard of “appropriateness” the U.S. constitution. Hause, who was present she has read articles about when making comments. “We don’t need to all during the meeting but ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS!OWNERS! the prevalence of racist “To those who are say- agree, but we have to re- did not comment during If you would like to participate in terms for COVID-19, such ing this is about politi- spect each other,” Dree- the discussion. The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, LAW OFFICES OF contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 JAMES J. CARRIGAN • Social Security Disability TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY • Workers Compensation Need to find • Accidents 25 years located across from Lynn District Court 15 Johnson St. an article? 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL www.jamescarriganlaw.com Subscribe to [email protected]

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Lynn by the late 1840s fum and Newhall hon- the forward car? I want moval. had more than 10,000 oring Lynn residents to have a conversation The incident turned who were prominent with him.” residents and the de- Lynn’s central railroad 110 Munroe St. cade’s start saw the city Thor citizens and anti-slav- “No,” answered the station into a focal P.O. Box 5 become a lightning rod Jourgensen ery activists. conductor, “I’d as soon point for anti-segrega- Lynn, MA 01903 for opposition to slav- According to Gass’ haul you out of this as tion protests and rail- Customer Service ery with activists chal- account, famed ora- I’d haul him from this.” road Superintendent Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. lenging the segregated others to go in any car I tor Frederick Doug- “There are very few Stephen Chase ordered Eastern Railroad and lass took up the fight in this car,” interject- Connecting choose.” trains to not stop in All Departments: galvanizing opposition against the railroad ed Douglass, “and why, She counted allies in Lynn, according to Ma- 781-593-7700 to slavery into pro- and climbed aboard an since no objection has her mission to fight the bee, for two days follow- Ext. 2 tests, civic actions and railroad’s racist poli- Eastern Railroad car been made, do you order demonstrations. with abolitionist and me out?” ing Douglass’ and Buf- Classifi ed/Legal Advertising cies, including Society classi [email protected] Lynn Female An- eventual Lynn Mayor Mabee recounted how fum’s actions. President Deborah S. “Negroes,” Chase was Subscriptions ti-Slavery Soci- James N. Buffum. Gass another passenger pro- [email protected] ety Secretary Mary Henshaw and Hannah quoted historian Carl- posed a vote on allowing quoted as saying, “ought Alley; the Hutchinson not to expect railroads Circulation Green boarded a Bos- ton Mabee’s account of Douglass and Buffum to [email protected] ton-bound train and sat family singers, and their experience: remain in the white car. to abolish Negro cars Ext. 3 in a “white” car with her George Washington Douglass and Buffum Other passengers en- before churches abol- Raddin who, Gass re- ished Negro pews.” Newsroom baby on her lap. A 1976 took seats in a “white” dorsed the idea but the [email protected] Daily Evening Item re- calls, opened his Boston car. The conductor conductor said company By 1843, Eastern Rail- [email protected] Street home on the Sau- counting written by Na- asked Douglass to leave rules demanded segre- road, faced with pro- Ext. 4 than Gass said Green gus line to slaves jour- the car and received this gated seating. tests and boycotts, had Sports was taken from the neying to freedom. reply from Douglass, “If He enlisted eight men abolished segregated [email protected] train and beaten. Un- Raddin’s name, appro- you throw me out this to help him eject Buf- cars. Ext. 5 deterred, she wrote the priately enough, graces seat will go with me.” fum and Douglass from a local street sign and Thor Jourgensen can Retail and Online railroad’s stockholders, Buffum asked the the car and one of the Advertising insisting, “I think I have other Lynn streets bear conductor, “Can’t I ride men struck a passenger be reached at tjour- [email protected] a right in common with the names Basset, Buf- with him, if he goes to who objected to the re- [email protected]. ADVERTISING Ernie Carpenter Jr. Director of Advertising LETTERS TO THE EDITOR EDITORIAL and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] Ralph Mitchell Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Crack down A Clark Griswold summer [email protected] Eric Rondeau Editorial from the Chi- Congress approved a per- tal resources,” the Land Sales Representative, ext. 1280 cago Tribune editorial manent reauthorization. and Water Conservation [email protected] on fireworks board But the fund has often Fund Coalition said in Patricia Whalen gotten far less than its a letter to congressional Sales Representative, ext. 1310 [email protected] Editor’s note: The Lynn There are smaller If Americans took our allotted share. Over the leaders, “while preserv- police have warned resi- fireworks and then the national parks for grant- years, reports the Land ing water quantity and BUSINESS OFFICE dents fireworks are illegal big stuff between 11 p.m. ed before, they proba- and Water Conservation quality, sustaining work- Susan J. Conti and possession is punish- and 2 a.m. Every night bly don’t anymore. Long Fund Coalition, Congress ing landscapes and rural Controller, ext. 1288 able by confiscation and a it is like we are being weeks in COVID-19 lock- has diverted $22 billion economies, increasing [email protected] $100 fine. terrorized in the Diamond down, it turns out, have from it to spend on other access for recreation for Ted Grant District. Publisher, ext. 1234 a way of renewing your items. all Americans no matter [email protected] When are the police com- Several neighbors have appreciation for outdoor At the same time, na- where they live, and fuel- ing to confiscate the half called and not one police adventure. And with air tional parks and other ing the juggernaut of our Marian Kinney ext. 1212 sticks of dynamite that are car has been spotted. travel and resort vaca- public lands have accu- outdoor economy.” [email protected] being blown off from 8 p.m. tions in a holding pattern, mulated a $19 billion Not only hikers and Will Kraft to 2 in the morning for the Christine O’Connor many more families will maintenance backlog. sightseers but hunters, Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 past two weeks? 61 Breed St. be taking road trips this Roads, trails, bathrooms, birders, anglers and ca- [email protected] summer, Griswold fami- campgrounds and other noers gain from these Paula Villacreses ly-style (minus, hopefully, facilities have deteriorat- outlays. National park A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 Dunfee says the unfortunate death of ed. Money is also needed visits, the coalition [email protected] Aunt Edna). to acquire land to protect says, support more than Mike Shanahan The heightened appeal sites that are vulnerable 329,000 jobs and gener- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 of natural places and the to nearby development. ate $40 billion in annual [email protected] thank you need for them may have Meanwhile, the number economic benefits. Much Carolina Trujillo even played a role in mo- of visitors rose by 16 per- of the spending will help Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 [email protected] I am honored to be and friends who worked tivating federal lawmak- cent just in the past de- revive communities that elected the Town Clerk tirelessly in support of me. ers to overcome partisan cade — until the pandem- depend on park visitors Jim Wilson divisions to pass legisla- ic forced the shutdown of for business, which have Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 of Nahant. First, I would It certainly was a team [email protected] like to commend Bobbi victory. tion for all of us. more than 200 National been badly hurt as the CIRCULATION Jo Blair and Lori Ballan- Thank you to all of the Last week, the Senate Park Service sites. But pandemic closed down tine on a great campaign. 1,378 citizens of Nahant approved a measure that with parks reopening and tourism. Lisa Mahmoud will be good for national Americans eager to find We’re not talking only Manager, ext. 1239 Nahant was lucky to have who exercised their right [email protected] three qualified candidates to vote. I look forward to parks and public lands safe forms of recreation about iconic sites, such to choose from. serving the Town of Nah- not only now, but for years this summer, the pres- as the Grand Canyon, the CUSTOMER SERVICE Second, I would like ant as your Town Clerk. to come. The measure sure of visitor traffic on Boundary Waters and the La’ Mosha Ball to thank my amazing ensures that the Land facilities will resume. Great Smoky Mountains. Customer Service, ext. 1276 campaign committee Diane (Savage) Dunfee and Water Conservation That’s why this bill is There are also benefits [email protected] and my fabulous family Nahant Fund gets the $900 mil- so important, and why it close to home. This year, GRAPHICS lion it is supposed to get attracted broad support. the fund includes $1 mil- Trevor Andreozzi every year. It establish- Former secretaries of the lion for the Upper Mis- Designer es a permanent funding interior from both parties sissippi National Wild- [email protected] source — a share of fed- have endorsed it. More life and Fish Refuge in Ned Connors eral royalties for offshore than 850 organizations, Illinois, along with Iowa, Designer, ext. 1222 oil and gas drilling. It from the American Hik- Minnesota and Wiscon- [email protected] also provides $9.5 billion ing Society to the Illinois sin. It has previously pro- Mark Sutherland to address a mountain of Division of the Izaak Wal- vided money for Illinois Creative Director, ext. 1330 deferred maintenance. ton League to the Sierra sites ranging from the [email protected] The legislation, which Club, have endorsed it. Shawnee National For- NEWSROOM President Donald Trump The 73 senators who est to Chicago’s Jackson Mike Alongi has promised to sign, now voted for the legislation Park. Sports Editor, ext. 1228 goes to the House of Rep- included a majority of Re- It’s not every day that [email protected] resentatives, where ap- publicans. Among those our leaders in Washing- Bill Brotherton proval is expected. on board are GOP Lead- ton can get behind a mea- Features Editor ext. 1338 The conservation fund er Mitch McConnell of sure that invests wisely [email protected] was created in 1965, and Kentucky, Marco Rubio of in ways that will pay off Elyse Carmosino Reporter, ext. 1264 it has helped finance Florida and Lindsey Gra- for decades. With it, fu- [email protected] some 41,000 projects in ham of South Carolina, ture generations of Gris- Gayla Cawley all 50 states. The Wil- as well as Indiana’s Todd wolds — ahem, Ameri- Reporter, ext. 1236 derness Society says it Young and Missouri’s Roy cans — will have as many [email protected] has been “America’s most Blunt. opportunities to explore Cheryl Charles important conservation “Funds provided in this and enjoy the outdoors as News Editor, ext. 1278 funding tool.” Last year, bill will secure these vi- we do. [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 E¥¦¥ M. 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All address information, particu- A report of a motor vehicle individual was arrested. larly arrests, reflect police records. In crash with personal injury at A resident called at 7:59 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, 2:22 p.m. Monday at Route p.m. Tuesday to report persons it is the sole responsibility of the con- 128 Southbound Exit 43. An swimming off Tudor Wharf on accident on the on ramp was Wharf Street. An officer re- cerned party to contact the relevant reported. One person was tak- moved the person from the police department and have the de- en to Lahey Clinic. wharf. partment issue a notice of correction A caller at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- Assaults reported several large trucks ifications will not be made without parked on Rosemary Road. An A report of an assault at officer made contact with the express notice of change from the 3:22 p.m. Monday on Perkins arresting police department. owners and all vehicles were Lane. moved. LYNN Complaints SAUGUS ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Arrests A report of a disturbance Jaleel Baez, 9, of Peabody, is chased by Jaycee Gillette, 5, of Lynn, during at 7:42 p.m. Wednesday at Complaints a game of “Duck, Duck, Goose” in their Lynn YMCA child care class Miguelina Campusano De Lynnfield High School at 275 while, from left, teacher Melanie Ramirez, Journey Baez, 6, of Peabody, An officer reported a male Mencia, 36, of 151 Lawton Essex St. A caller reported kids Nyahla Rivera, 9, of Malden, Lille Van Den Berghe, 4, of Lynn, Connor party banging on the window Ave., was arrested and charged were speeding in cars and Van Den Berghe, 7, of Lynn, and teacher Kawa Wargo look on. with assault and battery with a driving around in circles. They of Kane’s Donuts at 2:40 a.m. dangerous weapon at 10:32 were reportedly throwing trash Thursday. Officers determined p.m. Wednesday. at other vehicles and there that the man was looking for a Childcare providers work through Brian Mewa, 24, of 98 was possibly a cooler of beer place to eat and was waiting Kings Hill Drive, was arrested in one truck. Police reported for his girlfriend to pick him up. and charged with operation there were multiple cars in a No police services rendered. challenges of state’s new guidelines of a motor vehicle with a sus- lot with games going on there. A 911 caller reported an un- pended license and on warrant There were no issues. wanted party banging on doors CHILDCARE lough so many staff and “It’s going to be a pain, charges of OUI liquor, alcohol at 1:56 a.m. Thursday. He was From A1 the entire thing was pret- but it’s a doable pain,” from an open container in a Fire described as a white male with ty heartbreaking. We’re Sloss said. motor vehicle and marked black hair. Officers reported a About 75 percent of LEO’s excited to be having some In the meantime, Sloss lanes violation at 3:05 p.m. An outside fire was reported search of the area came up preschool and childcare staff back now, and excited is assessing how she will Wednesday. at 5:19 p.m. Tuesday at First negative. funding comes from the fed- to be building the rooms be able to keep children Steven Muise, of 50 Main Data at 70 S Broadway. It was An officer reported being eral government, she said. back up, but every time we socially distant and deal St., Saugus, was arrested on handled by the fire depart- flagged down by a pedestrian “Bringing back half of talk to the teachers, they with parents’ concerns. warrant charges of unlicensed ment. at 12:14 a.m. Thursday who our children will be diffi- just miss their kids.” She admits no plans are operation of a motor vehicle, An outside fire was handled stated there was a black male cult,” said Damon. “We’re Conway said that even set in stone, and she’s had state highway wrong way and by the fire department at 9:13 wielding a machete in the vi- working with the Depart- once the facility is able to to tell parents, “You need OUI liquor at 8:43 a.m. Thurs- p.m. Tuesday at 57 Lynnbrook cinity of 1687 Broadway. Of- ment of Early Education open, nothing will look like a backup plan,” in case day. Road. ficers reported speaking with and Care to figure out how it did before the coronavi- things don’t work out. Jean-Pierre Roberson, 30, the man and determined the to fund our slots. We can’t rus pandemic. Rooms have “I specialize with infants of 217 Washington St., was MARBLEHEAD machete was a stick and that pay our teachers half of been arranged to allow for through three (years old), arrested and charged with as- the man believed some kids their paycheck. Our hope proper social distancing and kids that age social dis- sault and battery with a dan- Complaints were around equipment near is that by September, we measures, and everything tance about as well as new- gerous weapon at 1:47 p.m. his residence. Officers reported would be able to bring will be significantly spaced born puppies,” she said. Thursday. An ongoing neighbor dispute the man agreed to go inside for more children back.” out, including the chil- Even though Sloss is was reported at 8:59 a.m. the night. Damon anticipates that dren’s personal cubbies. receiving unemployment Accidents Wednesday on Powder House Police received a call at many child care programs Adding to the stress of the benefits right now, she Court. A caller reported her 11:21 p.m. Wednesday that a in Massachusetts are not situation, Saugus’ YMCA said she is “down at least A report of a motor vehicle “80-something-year-old neigh- male in shorts with no shoes or going to be able to reopen child care program is meant 50 percent” financially be- crash at 4:01 p.m. Wednesday bor hit her in the head with her shirt was attempting to solicit a because of those types of for children ages 2.9 to five cause of the daycare hav- at 21 Neptune Blvd.; at 6:12 cane over a garden hose.” She ride on the ramp on Broadway. considerations. LEO is years old, which Conway ing been closed. a.m. Thursday at Commercial declined the need for medi- Officers checked the area but already reimbursed at 20 said makes any changes all Debra Carter, owner of Street and Lynnway; at 6:52 cal attention. Police reported were unable to locate anyone. to 30 percent lower than the more disruptive for stu- Debbie’s Day Care in Pea- a.m. Thursday at Linwood and there was an ongoing dispute the market rate, and other dents that young. body, has been in the day Walnut streets. between the parties and they SWAMPSCOTT subsidized child care pro- “It’s going to be a differ- care business for 30 years. are currently working with the viders have also been tak- ent world where kids are She plans to reopen her fa- Assaults Housing Authority to rectify the Accidents ing a similar loss, she said. not sitting on your lap cility, which is licensed for situation. “Right now, the childcare anymore,” Conway said. six children, on June 29. A report of an assault at A report of a motor vehicle industry is in jeopardy,” “It’s going to be really “There’s a lot to this as we 4:04 p.m. Wednesday at Auto Theft hit and run crash at 8:35 a.m. said Damon. “The issue difficult for facial expres- have to comply with what’s Zone at 86 Boston St.; at 9:41 Wednesday at Petco at 419 has always been child care sions with masks on, so set out in the regulations p.m. Wednesday on Lawton A report of a stolen bike at Paradise Road. is expensive and there’s we’ve prepared with some and there are 32 pages to Avenue. 10:01 a.m. Wednesday on not enough slots. Our in- face shields, as well as that,” she said. “But we A report of an assault and Gregory Street. Complaints dustry was already in a posters teachers can hold can’t open businesses with- battery with a dangerous weap- predicament and now this up to remind the kids that out day care. Our parents on at 7:51 p.m. Wednesday at NAHANT A caller reported possible makes it more difficult.” the face behind the mask need to bear with us and Florence and Gardiner streets. identity theft at 9:58 a.m. Another consideration is is the teacher they’ve al- trust that we are doing A report of an assault and Arrest Wednesday at 100 Vantage how to provide a nurturing ways known and loved.” what we have to do even if battery at 12:55 a.m. Thursday Terrace. and collaborative environ- She added: “The school they don’t agree with it.” on Central Avenue. Marie McKinney, 23, of A report of suspicious activ- ment for children when day is definitely going to Carter said she feels for- Malden, was arrested Tuesday ity at 12:33 p.m. Wednesday contact and group play is look very different, but we tunate that the parents of Breaking and Entering on charges of assault and bat- at 26 Berkshire St. A person discouraged, she said. just think it’s so import- her kids are not at all anx- tery and disorderly conduct. came into the police station to “That requires us to be A report of a motor vehicle ant to get the kids back in ious about reopening. She report a racial incident. creative and come up with here and to have some bit advises parents who feel breaking and entering at 1:43 Suspicious activity was re- activities that would keep a.m. Thursday at Central Ave- Complaints of routine.” they cannot comply with ported at 12:42 p.m. Wednes- children from being in Alicia Rivera, of Lynn, is nue and Liberty Street. the mandates of the EEC Officers received a com- day at Vinnin Liquors at 371 groups,” said Damon. “Ob- looking forward to re-estab- (Department of Early Ed- plaint at 10:49 p.m. Wednes- Paradise Road. A caller re- Overdose viously that’s difficult. A lot lishing that sense of rou- ucation and Care) to look day about a group of teenagers ported a man was sitting by of what we do is prepare tine for her 4-year-old twin into hiring a nanny as an being loud at the playground the carts at Vinnin Liquors. He kids for social and emotion- boys, Angel and Enrique, alternative. A report of an overdose at on Pleasant Street. An officer 1:31 a.m. Thursday at MBTA reportedly appeared to be di- al development, (such as) when she sends them back “So much of this is com- moved the group along. sheveled and out of sorts. teaching them to share and to LEO’s Head Start pro- mon sense, but how do parking garage at 186 Market Police received a call at 9:34 St. A report of suspicious activ- work together. Now we’re gram later this month. you keep children six feet p.m. Wednesday about a man ity at 12:56 p.m. Wednesday keeping them apart.” “I think we all have some apart when they are play- walking in the area who ap- Theft at Banks and Walker roads. A YMCA of MetroNorth concerns but I also think ing?” she said. “Of course peared to be hiding near the caller reported a “camper” was CEO Kathleen Walsh said it will be good for their there will be times when a A report of motor vehicle Dunkin Donuts parking lot. driving on Banks Road and the plan is to have a stag- socialization to try to get kid has to take the mask theft at 9:56 a.m. Thursday at An officer informed the man taking pictures. Police report- gered opening “to work back to normal,” said Ri- off and times when social 8 Burrus Square. he was on private property ed the camper was parking in the kinks out.” vera. “I think being cooped distancing is impossible, after-hours and moved him the driveway and there were no The Torigian Family up in the house this long like when they are crying, Vandalism along. problems. YMCA, which services Lyn- isn’t too good for their de- so we’ll do the best we can A resident called at 6 p.m. Identity fraud was reported nfield and Peabody, will velopment but I also feel under the circumstances.” A report of motor vehicle Wednesday to report three at 3:22 p.m. Wednesday at open its doors June 29, with like the school will be do- Karen Tempesta, own- vandalism at 1:46 p.m. Thurs- dogs off-leash in the vicinity 113 Stetson Ave. the Melrose, Saugus and ing as much as possible to er and operator of Rain- day at 95 Tremont St. of Marjoram Park. An officer Lynn facilities to follow. take care of the kids.” bow Family Daycare in advised one dog owner of the Theft “We know we won’t be per- Rivera said things have Swampscott, said she has LYNNFIELD leash law. fect when we open, but we been a little bit more hectic chosen not to reopen until Police received a call at A report of motor vehicle feel that by opening one at with having her children September, with the state Accidents 8:44 p.m. Tuesday about a theft at 4:34 p.m. Wednesday a time, the next one to open at home all the time, and guidelines being too re- fight involving approximately at 620 Humphrey St. A person will have fewer issues,” said feels that school provides strictive to run her small A report of a motor vehicle six individuals in the parking came into the station to report Walsh. “We have already them with more structure. daycare of 10 children. crash at 10:38 a.m. Monday at lot between Tides and Dunkin their vehicle was stolen from been practicing social dis- “They have a lot more “There are 32 pages of Legal C Bar at 220 Market St. Donuts, no weapons seen. One Spiro’s gas station. tancing protocols with our energy than I realized,” guidelines,” she said. “I emergency care going on she said. “Trying to keep read it, I’ve done this for 11 weeks, so while the reg- them busy is not as easy 39 years, and it just didn’t ulations are changing every as I thought.” feel right to me.” Rhode Island police chiefs day, we feel we have many Lynnfield resident Gary Tempesta said she hopes protocols in place already.” Romano and his wife, state guidelines will have For example, some of the Karen O’Brien, have two loosened by fall, and, luck- pledge commitment to reform regulations were relaxed children, Ben, age 9, and ily, she’s been in contact this week, which includes Finnian, age 5. Both have with the parents, who By Mark Pratt tem; and a re-emphasis on making to our communi- doing away with tempera- been working from home have mostly said they can ASSOCIATED PRESS diversity hiring. ties will be just the start of ture scans requirements during the pandemic. Fin- last without daycare until Systemic racism exists a longer, sustained action for children prior to enter- nian is scheduled to return Police chiefs from across September because they in society and in law en- toward greater police le- ing facilities. The state also to daycare at the Odyssey are working from home. At Rhode Island on Thurs- forcement, association Ex- gitimacy in the eyes of the eliminated the face-mask School in Wakefield in a day announced a list of some point, however, day- ecutive Director Sidney people we serve.” mandate. Instead, face week, but Romano said the cares will have to reopen 20 promises they say will Wordell said at a news con- Floyd is the Black man masks will be “encouraged.” decision to enroll him for ensure transparency and in full, Tempesta said. ference in Cranston. “Like who died in Minneapolis “Enrollment will be in- the summer wasn’t easy. A key element in success- maintain human rights a cancer, it grows if un- after a white police offi- teresting, and it’s going to “We are worried about ful daycares, she said, is the in an era when the kill- checked,” the retired Little cer pressed his knee into be a fluid process as people safety, so it was not an easy ability to teach children so- ing of George Floyd has Compton police chief said. his neck for several min- wait to see how it goes,” decision,” Romano said. “I cialization, which has been led to nationwide protests The organization, which utes even after he stopped she said. “Our big concern don’t know if we are ready stripped away by the state’s demanding racial justice represents chiefs from 48 moving and pleading for is we want to accommo- for him to be with other reopening guidelines. and police reform. municipal, campus, state air. The officer has been date everybody who was kids. I explained to my “They want children to The Rhode Island Police and environmental de- charged with murder. in our daycare March 9-year-old that kids don’t work independently, and I Chiefs’ Association’s pledg- partments, also pledged to “The police of Rhode Is- 16, but we won’t know if appear to be directly af- get it,” said Tempesta. “But es, called the Twenty for defend the police profes- land denounce the actions that’s possible as I expect fected, but their ability to the idea is to teach social- 2020 Campaign, includes sion and resist defunding of police officers in Min- we will be taking kids on a carry it home has not been ization, learning to be with an acknowledgement of efforts. nesota, who committed or rolling enrollment basis.” scientifically established, people, deal with conflict, the realities of police bru- “We understand that were party to a murder, Saugus YMCA Branch so yes, we do have wor- share toys, (and) play out- tality that specificallyour words do not carry through their actions and Director Jen Conway said ries about Finn bringing side. These set the founda- mentions Floyd; a promise any meaning unless they inaction. We mourn the the shutdown has made for it home and we also worry tion for the rest of your life.” that every department in are followed by actions,” deaths of George Floyd a difficult three months. about the teachers.” the state will train each of Lincoln Chief and orga- and every other person “We have not had kids in Kate Sloss, director of Item reporters Gayla its officers in de-escalation nization President Brian killed by police brutality,” the building since March Just Like Home Daycare Cawley, Elyse Carmosino, and implicit bias; the de- Sullivan said in a state- the chiefs’ association said 18,” she said. “On the busi- in Marblehead, said she David McLellan and Anne velopment of a statewide ment. “Our hope today is in the first of its 20 prom- ness side of it, it was just hopes to reopen her small Marie Tobin contributed to use-of-force reporting sys- that the promises we are ises. devastating. I had to fur- family daycare by June 29. this report. A6 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 Protesters: Remove statues of slave kneeling before Lincoln By William J. Kole Three years later, a copy Thursday and next Tues- ways ask myself, “If he’s white politician and circus “How can you say you ASSOCIATED PRESS was installed in Boston, day to discuss its fate. free, why is he still on his showman Moses Kimball fi- care about Black lives and home to the statue’s white What originally was knees?’” Bullock said. nanced the copy on a down- then leave a statue up for Calls are intensifying for creator, Thomas Ball. intended in 1876 to cel- The memorial has been town square a block away decades that actually pro- the removal of twin Eman- Protesters gathered ear- ebrate liberation, critics on Boston’s radar at from Boston Common. The motes a disgusting and cipation memorials in lier this week to demand contend, looks more like least since 2018, when it inscription on both reads: demeaning image of those Washington, D.C., and Bos- the removal of the original subservience and suprem- launched a comprehensive “A race set free and the very lives?” asked Lilian ton that depict a freed slave in Washington, where the acy in 2020. review of whether public country at peace. Lincoln McCarthy, among more kneeling at Abraham Lin- Army activated about 400 “I’ve been watching this sculptures, monuments rests from his labors.” than 12,000 people who coln’s feet — optics that jar unarmed National Guard man on his knees since I and other artworks re- But Blacks weren’t part signed Bullock’s petition. and offend many in a nation personnel ahead of calls was a kid,” said Tory Bull- flected the city’s diversity of the design process, and Similar scorn has dogged confronting racial injustice circulating on social me- ock, a Black actor and and didn’t offend commu- the memorial’s central vi- the original in Washington through a fresh lens. dia to tear it down Thurs- activist leading the cam- nities of color. The Boston sual takeaway — a Black since it was unveiled. At its The Emancipation Me- day evening. paign to get the Boston Art Commission said it man with broken shackles dedication nearly a century morial, also known as the And in Boston, where a memorial removed. was paying extra atten- kneeling before his white and a half ago, abolitionist Emancipation Group and petition is circulating for “It’s supposed to repre- tion to works with “prob- savior, with a whipping and statesman Frederick the Freedman’s Memorial, the copy to be taken down, sent freedom but instead lematic histories.” post and chains in the Douglass spoke critically of was erected in Washing- the city’s arts commission represents us still beneath Black donors paid for the background — has had the freed slave’s depiction as ton’s Lincoln Park in 1876. is holding public hearings someone else. I would al- original in Washington; people cringing for years. kneeling before Lincoln. Baker seeks management Markey misses dozens of votes in pandemic

reforms after vets home By Steve LeBlanc ASSOCIATED PRESS coronavirus crisis BOSTON — When the ASSOCIATED PRESS under consideration.” U.S. Senate gathered to Baker said Wednesday debate a major, biparti- HOLYOKE — Massa- that he planned to fire san bill aimed at spend- chusetts Gov. Charlie Walsh. ing nearly $3 billion on Baker’s administration Baker’s administration conservation projects last announced Thursday a said it plans to push legis- week, just two senators slew of changes to im- lation that would mandate failed to cast votes. prove management and annual inspections and One was Sen. Edward boost oversight of a home more frequent inspections Markey, who is locked in for aging veterans where of the home by the state’s a tough re-election prima- nearly 80 residents sick- Department of Public ry battle against a fellow ened with the coroanvirus Health, if necessary. Democrat — U.S. Rep. Jo- have died, including more They’re also filing a seph Kennedy III. Only inspections and better ed- bill that would add two Markey and Democrat- ucation for staff members to the Board of ic Sen. Patty Murray of The Republican admin- Trustees for the Holyoke Washington state missed istration outlined the re- Soldiers’ Home as well the vote. forms a day after a team as the Chelsea Soldiers’ It was one of many Mar- of independent investiga- Home who have worked in key missed during the tors released a scathing health care as either as a prior month and a half report that said “utterly clinician or administrator. as the coronavirus pan- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS baffling” decisions and The administration said demic raged and both he Sen. Edward Markey, left, D-Mass., and challenger Rep. Joseph Kennedy mismanagement led by a it will include a prefer- and Kennedy struggled to III, D-Mass., participate in a televised debate ahead of the Democratic superintendent who was come up with ways to cam- ence for a licensed nursing primary in East Providence, R.I. was unqualified to run the home administrator in its paign without holding tra- facility allowed the virus search for a new superin- ditional rallies or shaking where his vote would have she said. “He is working months of the year. to run rampant there. tendent for the Holyoke hands with voters. decided the outcome. for Massachusetts in Mas- And during the last three An attorney for Su- home. It’s also seeking Of 42 Senate votes in She pointed to a close sachusetts.” months of 2019 — a critical perintendent Bennett someone for a nurse edu- May and the first half of vote in May on an amend- An aide to Kennedy said stretch in the Democratic Walsh said in a statement cator position, the admin- June, Markey missed 34 ment that would have he has been present for all presidential primary when Wednesday said they dis- istration said. or about 80 percent, ac- added restrictions to the U.S. House votes during she was still a candidate — pute many of the investi- Starting this summer, cording to information government’s ability to the coronavirus pandem- Warren missed virtually gation’s findings and are there will also be a com- from GovTrack, an inde- conduct searches of inter- ic, driving back and forth all Senate votes, 113 out of “disappointed that the re- puter lab with 25 comput- pendent clearinghouse for net browsers and search to Washington multiple 115. port contains many base- ers and a dedicated staffer congressional data. histories under the For- times when necessary. The Both candidates have less accusations that are to train workers, officials Of those missed votes, eign Intelligence Surveil- last votes in the House also recently found them- immaterial to the issues said. one of the more notable for lance Act. The amendment had been on May 28. selves wrapped up in the Markey was last week’s needed 60 votes but fell “Congressman Kenne- issue of race at a time of 24 arrested in connection vote on the Great Ameri- short by a single vote. dy takes his responsibil- protests sparked by the can Outdoors Act. Markey Markey was on hand to ity to be present during deaths of Black people with Boston drug case has touted his support vote for the amendment. the House’s COVID re- during encounters with of environmental efforts Other votes that Markey sponse efforts seriously,” police. during his decades in Con- missed included a confir- said Kennedy aide Emily ASSOCIATED PRESS several apartments, Markey’s digital com- gress, including the Green mation vote on President Kaufman. where they stored, cooked, munications director Paul New Deal resolution he Donald Trump’s appoint- On May 15, the House BOSTON — Two dozen packaged and sold drugs. Bologna said on Twitter introduced last year with ment of a director of na- voted to allow members that he was “embarrassed members and associates The second part of the of Boston street gangs are New York Democratic U.S. tional intelligence, former to vote by proxy on floor and ashamed” for liking investigation targeted facing charges in connec- Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Republican U.S. Rep. John votes without traveling to a tweet that he said pro- drug suppliers and their tion with a nearly two- Cortez. Ratcliffe. Fellow Massa- Washington. moted a racist trope, while associates who contin- year investigation into The bill, which passed chusetts Democratic Sen. Both Kennedy and Mar- Kennedy said in a post on ued to distribute cocaine drug trafficking at a city on a bipartisan 73-25 vote, Elizabeth Warren voted key say they will be in Facebook last week that public housing project, throughout the coronavi- would spend $3 billion on against Ratcliffe, who was Washington this week to he had formally disaffili- federal prosecutors say. rus pandemic, authorities conservation projects, out- confirmed on a partisan vote on policing legislation ated from Kappa Alpha, a Federal and state law said. door recreation and main- 49-44 vote on May 21. as Congress grapples with fraternity he belonged to enforcement executed 17 Over the course of the tenance of national parks Markey also missed the the nationwide protests at Stanford University. search warrants in var- investigation, agents and other public lands. Senate confirmation vote over the deaths of George Kennedy said that while ious city neighborhoods purchased and seized ap- Supporters say it would of Brian Miller, Trump’s Floyd and others. the Stanford chapter of and suburbs on Wednes- proximately 1.7 kilograms be the most significant appointee to become in- Markey typically has a the fraternity was “an in- day and seized about 30 of cocaine and about 27 conservation legislation spector general to oversee much lower voting absen- credibly diverse and eclec- firearms, a half kilogram pounds of marijuana. enacted in nearly half a the pandemic recovery tee record. tic group,” the national of cocaine and $350,000 in “This operation will century. fund. Miller was also con- In all of 2019, Markey organization has “racist cash, according to a state- greatly improve quality of Giselle Barry, an aide to firmed on a largely par- missed just 19 of 428 votes roots and a record of racist ment Wednesday from the life for our neighborhoods Markey, said most of the tisan vote of 51-to-40 on — or less than 5 percent. actions to this day.” U.S. attorney’s office. and protect the health and votes he’s missed have June 2. During the same year, Markey, 73, has served Operation Snowfall safety of those affected by been for judicial or execu- Barry said Markey con- Kennedy missed 14 of in Congress for decades — started in November 2018 drug addiction,” Boston Po- tive nominations and other siders it important to be in about 700 votes — or less first in the House and later as an investigation into lice Commissioner William measures expected to pass the state as much as pos- than 2 percent. in the Senate. The 39-year- drug trafficking at the Gross said in a statement. decisively in the Republi- sible, particularly during Markey wasn’t the only old Kennedy, who current- housing complex in the All 24 defendants were can-controlled chamber. the pandemic. senator to miss votes in ly represents the state’s city’s Brighton neighbor- charged with conspiracy “When it matters, he’s “He believes that the the first part of the year. 4th Congressional District, hood. to distribute and possess definitely in town,” Barry moment and the crises Warren also missed about is a grandson of the late Authorities allege the with intent to distribute said, adding that Markey that face Massachusetts half of votes in the Sen- Robert F. Kennedy. gangs had control over cocaine and cocaine base. hasn’t missed a debate requires that he be here,” ate during the first three The primary is Sept. 1. Protests against racism planned for two weekends in Lynn

PROTESTS tainers around the indi- where they were booked battery on a police officer. incident and was looking related to last week’s ar- From A1 viduals. When responding on various charges. During White said approximately to support its members in rests, is planned for next officers told the men that the booking process, one of 12 police cruisers respond- any way possible, which Saturday, July 4 at Wyo- A Lynn Police spokes- it was illegal to drink in the men remained uncoop- ed to his home for the noise includes potential legal ma Square, according to man declined to name the public, they became argu- erative, which resulted in complaint. A Lynn Police assistance. a Facebook post from Neil officer who resigned, citing mentative, police said. a use of force in the cell- spokesman said two offi- “We, as an organiza- Whittredge. the ongoing investigation After one man began block, police said. cers had initially respond- tion, have consistently People are being direct- Shortly before midnight to swear at officers and Armand, of Malden, was ed, but more officers were over many, many years ed to meet in the Manning on June 15, Lynn Police refused to cooperate, the charged with drinking in requested because the men stood against racism and Field parking lot at 12 received a complaint re- officers made the decision public, disorderly conduct were being uncooperative. police violence,” said Ar- p.m. From there, protest- garding a loud group that to place them under arrest and resisting arrest. Regarding Friday’s pro- amayo. “I think we feel ers will march toward Wy- was drinking and smoking for violating the city ordi- Reed, of Lynn, was test, White said he wasn’t very strongly that deeds oma Square and occupy it marijuana on Brightwood nance pertaining to drink- charged with violation of sure who was the driving are more important than for eight minutes and 46 Terrace, according to the ing in public. Two of the the city knife ordinance force behind it, but thinks words. And so, we think seconds in remembrance statement. men resisted arrest at the and drinking in public. it was prompted because these are members of ours of George Floyd, who died When officers respond- scene, but were taken into White, of Lynn, was “people are tired.” and they’re in this very at the hands of a white ed to the area, they found custody, police said. charged with violation of Carlos Aramayo, presi- difficult situation and we Minneapolis police officer, three men drinking alco- Police said the three the open container law, re- dent of Unite Here Local need to do everything as according to the post. hol in public and noticed men were transported di- sisting arrest, disorderly 26, said the union was a union to help them out.” Whittredge said the pro- several empty alcohol con- rectly to the police station, conduct, and assault and “very disturbed” about the A second protest, un- test will also be focused on demonstrating their de- mands of the Lynn Police Department. He said the group has “no intentions” Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY of working with the police department, but police are or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) welcome to protest with Hotline them if they truly want to be involved. All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. Gayla Cawley can be 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. reached at gcawley@item- Spanish menu available live.com. Follow her on Twitter @GaylaCawley. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS

ITEM PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK From socially distant seating on the football field of Lynnfield High School, residents take part in the annual Town Meeting.

Michelle Lapoetica delivers a powerful speech on the steps of Lynn City Hall as she addresses the crowd gathered for the Prevent the Cycle A protester walks with a sign past Elizabeth Paz of Marblehead as she leads a chant of “Black protest. Lives Matter” in front of Lynn City Hall during the Prevent the Cycle protest.

Brianna Castro, organizer of Prevent the Cycle, speaks to a crowd of Black Lives Matter protest- A woman wearing gloves reaches for a ballot as ers at Red Rock Park in Lynn. she takes part in Nahant’s town election.

Nahant residents cast their votes from a social distance in the town’s election. A8 FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 LOOK! Forgiveness Day, National Canoe Day, Tropical Cocktails Day, Take Your Dog to Work Day

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By Sophia “being part of something Rosenbaum that is so special to more ASSOCIATED PRESS than 1,000 people each summer.” NEW YORK — It wasn’t Rosenberg acknowl- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS just the leadership oppor- edged that attending tunities or seeing his best The Dixie Chicks, Emily Robison, left, Natalie sleepaway camp is a privi- friends or even escaping Maines, center, and Martie Maguire arrive for lege, one that many kids months stuck at home be- the 49th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. can’t experience because cause of the coronavirus of the hefty price tag or pandemic that had Rory because the tradition of Sederoff thinking 2020 camp may be unfamiliar The Dixie Chicks would be one of his best to them. He said outreach summers ever. to those children is a This would have been the Toronto teenag- focus for him and other officially change er’s 15th year at Camp camp directors. Walden, a sleepaway Annabelle Bridglall, camp in upstate New 10, would have been spending her fourth sum- their name to York where he has spent every summer since he mer this year at Forest was 3 months old. He had Lake Camp in the Adiron- already started rehears- dacks on a scholarship The Chicks ing the speech he was program started about a longed to the Confederacy. going to give at the end- decade ago and funded by By Kristin M. Hall ASSOCIATED PRESS The Chicks, who are of-summer banquet, and the camp’s alumni. She is releasing their first new imagined the exact tree PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS one of about 20 campers NASHVILLE, Tenn. — album in 14 years next by the waterfront that he who received financial as- Camp Walden Director Robyn Spector holds a Grammy-winning country month, also released a would pick to be named in sistance to attend Forest group photo from one of her first summers at group The Dixie Chicks new video for their new his honor. Lake this year. camp. have dropped the word song, “March March” that For 14-year-old Rory, Forest Lake’s owners Dixie from their name, features videos and imag- whose parents work at out of their regular lives Rosenberg calls camp were pushing to keep now going by The Chicks. es from the recent Black Walden, camp is where he and into new challenges the optimal learning camp open until New The band’s social media Lives Matter rallies. feels most like himself — and fun. People who have environment for social York state announced accounts and website Lady A received criticism disconnected from screens experienced summer and emotional skills. restrictions June 12 were changed on Thurs- with their name switch af- and open to new opportu- camp often have a “10 First-year campers would that prevented that. For day to the refer to the ter a Black singer revealed nities. for 2” mentality, counting be learning independence Annabelle, who lives in new name for the band, “This summer, I would down the months all year and some basic confi- the Bronx, the news was which is made up of she’d been performing as do many things that I until they can spend their dence. Those going into devastating. Martie Maguire, Na- Lady A for years. won’t really be able to cherished eight weeks at their sixth summer, say, “I love camp and I feel talie Maines and Emily The Chicks are the best do again,” he said. “It’s a their “home away from might have been develop- like I’m missing some- Strayer. The band also selling female group in summer filled with oppor- home.” ing leadership and rela- thing,” she said. recognized that the name America with more than tunities that now won’t An estimated 20 mil- tionship-building skills. She says she’ll miss was already in use by a 33 million albums sold in happen. There’s no way to lion U.S. children attend “It literally changes standing on the tables band in New Zealand. the United States, accord- get that back. It’s gone.” summer camp each lives,” Rosenberg said. cheering after meals. “A sincere and heartfelt ing to the Recording Indus- Camp Walden would year, and the $18 billion “You come home differ- She’ll miss Sunday camp- thank you goes out to ‘The try Association of America. have opened this week, industry employs over a ent.” fires, and activities that Chicks’ of NZ for their gra- Formed originally in Texas but like most overnight million seasonal workers, Camp Walden’s director, she says she’d never have cious gesture in allowing as a bluegrass group, the camps across the coun- according to the American Robyn Spector, doesn’t done otherwise: horseback us to share their name. band hit commercial fame try, it is closed this year Camp Association. The know life without camp. riding, riflery, woodwork- We are honored to co-ex- with their breakthrough because of virus-related association has more than This would have been her ing. “You have to be there ist together in the world album “Wide Open Spac- state restrictions. For 3,100 camps accredited or 40th summer there, and to see the magic” of camp, with these exceptionally es.” The band has won 13 millions of kids, losing seeking accreditation in she has held nearly every she said. talented sisters,” the band Grammys. camp is another in a list its network. role since she started Andy Pritikin, owner said in a statement. The band was shunned of missed childhood mile- Strict policies at most as an 8-year-old camp- of Liberty Lake day camp The move follows a by country radio over an stones and experiences, camps limit or ban the er. Camp is where she in southern New Jersey, decision by country group incident in 2003 when big and small, due to the use of personal technolo- “learned how to be good was thinking of kids like Lady Antebellum to lead singer Maines pandemic. gy, which fosters a sense at things. I learned how to Rory and Annabelle when change to Lady A after criticized then-President And while some activi- of community and con- be kinder. I met my hus- he decided to keep oper- acknowledging the word’s George W. Bush because ties can be pushed online tributes to the uniqueness band. I brought my kids ating this summer, albeit association to slavery. A of the Iraq War. They or rescheduled, the camp of camp. at 12 weeks old.” with major changes. statement on The Chicks’ responded to the back- experience has an expi- “They’re only looking Spector does most of the “These kids who go to website said “We want lash with their song “Not ration date. It doesn’t at each other, eye to eye, hiring at the camp, which sleepaway camp, it’s like to meet this moment.” Ready to Make Nice,” and translate digitally since heart to heart, head to has about 500 camp- there’s been a death in The term Dixie refers swept the Grammys in it relies on kids being head,” said ACA President ers and 270 staff each their family,” said Pritikin. to Southern U.S. states, 2007 winning three of the together, outside, stepping Tom Rosenberg. summer. She finds joy in “They’re in grief mode.” especially those that be- top all-genre categories. ‘Antebellum’ brings racial justice call to reopened theaters By Aaron Morrison moved they were by the nationwide protests over squarely in the present ASSOCIATED PRESS film, some even to tears, the recent deaths of Black — in a politically divided was the very first time we people at the hands of nation where Confeder- NEW YORK — Back realized the potential im- police and vigilantes, it’s ate nostalgia and white in March, filmmakers pact ‘Antebellum’ will have a moment that positions supremacist violence wreak Gerard Bush and Chris- on society and the long-de- “Antebellum” as the only havoc on Black life. The film topher Renz gathered ferred conversations that summer release that follows successful Black their artist friends and a need to be had on race in speaks both to the mo- book author Veronica few journalists at Man- America,” said the filmmak- ment and to the broader Henley, played by Monáe, hattan’s members-only movement to defend Black social club, Soho House, ers, who wrote, directed and on a quest to destroy the for a screening of their produced the project. lives from entrenched, vestiges of that legacy. first feature-length proj- Then, the coronavirus systemic racism. If that sounds eerily simi- ect, “Antebellum.” pandemic exploded inter- “We’ve always believed lar to present-day America, They wanted a construc- nationally. that 2020 would usher in a it is mere coincidence, tively critical reaction Once the virus seized up brand new era that would Bush and Renz said. Over ahead of the planned spring the economy, forcing the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS require a new type of film- the last month, protests release of the film — a closure of movie theaters The film “Antebellum,” starring singer and ac- making. ... We had no idea sparked by the death of psychological thriller about and all but pushing Hol- tress Janelle Monáe, will challenge audiences just how prescient that George Floyd, a Black a Black woman who finds lywood film studios into a over the failure to reckon with the legacy of would prove to be,” Bush man who died May 25 herself trapped in a pre-ab- mad dash to salvage elab- slavery, the directors say. and Renz told The Associ- after a white Minneapolis olition past. Bush, who orate release plans, Bush ated Press in a series of in- officer held a knee to his is Black, and Renz, who and Renz pulled their For Bush and Renz, onsgate, will debut during terviews and emails since neck, have given way to is white, hoped the proj- film. They said they didn’t patience may have proven the height of a reckoning the March screening. the removal of Confederate ect would contribute to a want what was intended to be a virtue. in America when people “Antebellum,” starring monuments, building name national reckoning over the to be a big theatrical film As many movie theaters are increasingly showing singer and actress Janelle changes at public and legacy of slavery and white relegated to a streaming reopen in the coming a hunger for works that Monáe, plucks the legacy private schools, and the supremacy in the U.S. platform, as several movie weeks, “Antebellum,” set to light a path toward racial of American slavery out shedding of racist carica- “To witness how truly studios did last spring. be released Aug. 21 by Li- justice. Driven in part by of the past and places it tures from food packaging. WEATHER LOTTERY

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Mamie Reardon retires Lynn eld natives show off jerseys from from Lynn eld eld hockey Shriners All-Star Football Classic after 37 seasons By Mike Alongi ITEM SPORTS EDITOR LYNNFIELD — There will be a new face of Lyn- n eld eld hockey come 2021. After 37 years behind the bench for the Pioneers program, head coach Ma- mie Reardon is calling it a career. In leaving, Reardon leaves behind a legacy of success that extended all the way up until this past season. “I know that I’ve truly been blessed in my time at Lynn eld,” said Reardon, who taught in Melrose up until her retirement in 2014. “Having Lynn eld to come to every fall and come together with the team was a joy. It’s a great school, a great administra- tion and a great group of girls that I’ve been able to deal with over the years. “But this was the right time, and it feels good to retire,” Reardon said. “There always comes a time when a program needs new blood and a new face, and that time is now for Lynn eld.” Reardon capped off her career on the highest of notes last season, as the Pioneers took home the Division 2 North champi- COURTESY PHOTO onship. Not only that, but Lynn eld High quarterback Clayton Marengi (left) and St. John’s Lynn eld knocked off one Prep tight end Anthony Fagan (right), both Lynn eld natives, of the true superpowers of eld hockey — Watertown show off their Shriners All-Star Football Classic jerseys on the eld at Lynn eld High School. The Shriners Classic was supposed ITEM FILE PHOTO — in the sectional semi - nal. to be played on June 19, but it was canceled due to the COVID-19 Mamie Reardon has retired as Lynn eld eld pandemic. hockey coach after 37 seasons at the helm. REARDON, B2

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The NFL has canceled its annual Hall of Fame game, which traditionally opens the preseason, and is delaying the 2020 Hall of Fame induction ceremonies because of the coronavirus pan- demic. NFL cancels Hall of Fame game and delays all inductions until 2021

(AP) — The NFL on and event volunteers,” Thursday canceled the said David Baker, the Hall of Fame game that hall’s CEO. “We also must traditionally opens the consider the most appro- preseason and is delaying priate way to ful ll the the 2020 induction cere- rst tenet of our mission: monies for a year because To honor the heroes of the game. This decision meets PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of the coronavirus pan- demic. that duty.” Mackenzie Hughes tees off the third hole during the rst round of the Travelers Championship The Aug. 6 exhibition NFL owners are con- at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Conn. Thursday. game in Canton, Ohio, be- ducting a virtual meeting tween the Dallas Cowboys Thursday in which the and Pittsburgh Steelers is preseason schedule will be Mackenzie Hughes shoots 60 to take the rst on- eld event the discussed. It’s possible the league has canceled league will reduce the during the pandemic. It number of exhibition early lead at Travelers Championship will be played on Aug. 5, games to two per team 2021, with the same from the usual four. Dallas and Pittsburgh would CROMWELL, Conn. attempt on his nal hole neat.” birdie putt on his second- teams. have played ve, including (AP) — Mackenzie came up short. Jim Furyk It was good enough for a to-last hole, the par-3 Enshrinements for 20 the game in Canton. Hughes shot a career-low shot a 12-under 58 on the three-stroke lead over eighth. Patrick Cantlay men scheduled for this The NFL was able to 60 Thursday to take the same par-70 TPC River top-ranked Rory McIlroy year now will occur on also shot 60 at TPC River conduct free agency, the early lead at the Travel- Highlands course four on a morning of low scor- Aug. 7, 2021, with the Highlands as an amateur draft and several owners ers Championship as the years ago, the lowest ing. Phil Mickelson, 2021 inductees going into in 2011. meetings remotely, and it PGA Tour tried to switch score in a tour event. paired with McIlroy in his the Pro Football Hall of McIlroy, who also start- recently began reopening rst competitive round Fame the next day. its focus back to golf amid “I kind of joked walking ed on the back nine, ea- team facilities that were “This is the right deci- growing concerns about off there that 59 wasn’t since turning 50, was one gled the par-5 13th and shut in late March, albeit the coronavirus. even the record because of ve players to shoot 64. followed that up with two sion for several reasons, on a limited basis. Only Hughes, a 29-year-old of Jim’s 58,” Hughes said. Bryson DeChambeau’s 65 straight birdies. He made rst and foremost the players who are rehabili- Canadian, had a chance “It’s probably not even was the worst score in the four more birdies on the health and welfare of our tating injuries are allowed to shoot the 12th sub-60 that special around here. marquee threesome. front nine for a 31. Gold Jackets, incoming in team complexes. round in PGA Tour histo- But as a personal mile- Hughes’ bogey-free centennial class of 2020 ry, but his 40-foot birdie stone it would have been round included a 30-foot GOLF, B2 members, hall personnel NFL, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS June 26 lose — throwing the Wimbledon Mamie Reardon retires after 37 seasons 1910 — For the second consecu- tournament wide open. For the first tive year, Hazel Hotchkiss wins the time in the Open era, five of the singles, doubles and mixed doubles top-eight seeded men’s players are at the helm of Lynnfield field hockey titles at the U.S. Lawn Tennis Asso- eliminated before the third round. ciation championships. Hotchkiss 2005 — Birdie Kim holes a 30-yard REARDON that game.” that’s what put us over and enjoy things from beats Louise Hammond 6-4, 6-2 for bunker shot to birdie the 18th hole That game saw the Pi- the top.” afar. She plans on attend- the singles title. and win the U.S. Women’s Open. From B1 2005 — Justin Gatlin cements his oneers come together de- Following the win over ing Lynnfield games this 1925 — Jim Barnes wins the British At the time, Watertown fensively to shut out Wa- Watertown, Lynnfieldfall — provided there’s a Open with a one-stroke win over Ted status as America’s fastest human Ray and Archie Compston at Prest- by winning the 200 meters, be- had only lost three games tertown, and all Lynnfield moved on to the Division season to play -- and she wick Golf Club in South Ayrshire, coming the first man in 20 years to over the previous 10 years needed was one goal to 2 North final against also is looking forward to Scotland. It’s the last Open sched- sweep the sprints at the U.S. track — including a national re- knock off the No. 1 team Gloucester — a game that working on her golf game. uled for just two days, at 36 holes and field championships. A day cord 184-game undefeated and move on to the sec- the Pioneers won 3-2 to “(The Cape Ann League) each, and the last held at Prestwick. after winning the 100, Gatlin wins streak from 2008-2017. tional final. capture the title. is a great league and there In the morning, MacDonald Smith the 200 in 20.04 seconds. The last “Every year, you expect- “It was just an incredible “It was a great way to go are a lot of great play- takes a five-shot over Barnes and man to win both races at the U.S. ed to see Watertown in game,” Reardon said. “The out, that’s for sure,” Rear- ers and great coaches to Compston. Smith shoots an 82 in meet was Kirk Baptiste in 1985. the finals,” Reardon said. girls just showed a ton of don said. “I couldn’t have watch, so I’m excited to be the final round and finishes fourth. 2011 — Top-ranked Yani Tseng “Last year we ended up heart out there, and that’s asked for anything better.” able to do that going for- wins the LPGA Championship by 1959 — Ingemar Johansson getting them in the semi- really what won the game But now that her coach- ward,” Reardon said. “Be- knocks out Floyd Patterson in the 10 strokes and, at 22, becomes the third round at Yankee Stadium to youngest player to win four LPGA finals, and it was a game for us. They refused to ing career at Lynnfield has sides that, I plan to get out win the world heavyweight title. Tour majors. that is burned into my give up and they just kept come to an end, Reardon on the golf course and just 1990 — Jennifer Capriati, 14, de- 2012 — Major college football fi- memory. I’ll never forget pushing, and eventually is excited to just kick back take it easy.” feats Helen Kelesi 6-3, 6-1 in the nally gets a playoff. A committee first round to become the youngest of university presidents approve the winner of a match in Wimbledon BCS commissioners’ plan for a four- history. team playoff to start in the 2014 1998 — Jamaica becomes the first season. The new format creates a Caribbean nation to win a World pair of national semifinals. No. 1 Cup soccer match since Cuba beat will play No. 4 and No. 2 will play Romania in 1938. No. 3. The teams will be selected by 2000 — Vince Spadea snaps an a committee, similar to the way the ATP-record 21-match losing streak NCAA basketball tournament field with a four-hour upset of 14th-seed- is set. ed Greg Rusedski of Britain, 6-3, 6-7 2013 — Seven-time champion (5), 6-3, 6-7 (8), 9-7 at Wimbledon. Roger Federer is stunned by 116th- Spadea last won in Lyon, France, in ranked Sergiy Stakhovsky in the October 1999. second round of Wimbledon, his 2002 — In one of the most extraor- earliest loss in a Grand Slam tour- dinary days at the All England Club, nament in 10 years. seven-time champion Pete Sam- 2014 — The United States reaches pras, 1992 winner Andre Agassi the knockout stage of consecutive and No. 2-seeded Marat Safin all World Cups for the first time. NFL cancels its annual Hall of Fame Game NFL risk for being around From B1 crowds and all that stuff. So it makes sense,” Former NFL Commis- Hutchinson said. “The sioner Paul Tagliabue, other thing, too, is it’s a NFL Films co-founder whole another year, and Steve Sabol, former New some of these guys are at York Giants executive the age where they’re old George Young, former anyway, and families and coaches Jimmy Johnson spouses and siblings and and Bill Cowher, and for- that, they’re all older. A lot mer players Troy Polama- of these centennial guys lu, Steve Hutchinson, have waited such a long Edgerrin James, Isaac time, and you just hope Bruce and Steve Atwater they’re able to stand up were to be inducted into there on that stage next the hall this August. August to do it status quo, “The delay is obviously right?” disappointing but com- Atwater, who was elect- pletely understandable,” ed in his 16th year of eligi- Tagliabue told The Associ- bility, said he doesn’t mind ated Press. “It’s always a waiting another year for great weekend especially PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS his induction because de- for football fans and fami- laying the festivities “is Rory McIlroy shot a 7-under 63 in the first round to move into a tie for second place at the ly, coaches, colleagues the smart thing to do.” Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Conn. Thursday. who’ve been critical in our Atwater said he never successes. But a big part was one to lament his long of the weekend is meeting, greeting, photos and sign- wait for football immortal- Hughes, McIlroy put up big performances in ing autographs for the ity and sees no reason to thousands of fans. Not rue this latest delay. something that I’d want to “I’m in. I don’t have to go opening round of Travelers Championship do in the coronavirus envi- through the anxiety ever ronment.” again of waiting and won- GOLF be honest, but into the the 72nd hole. “But I’ve on Champ — and the The hall’s centennial cel- dering whether this is the From B1 weekends they do.” had 30 U.S. Opens. I’ve caddies for Brooks Koep- ebration in September year they let me into the Mickelson learned earli- had plenty of opportuni- ka and Graeme McDowell would have included the Hall of Fame,” Atwater “It’s just been nice to get er Thursday that he was ties, and so if I don’t qual- testing positive. Those are inductions of 10 men se- said. “No, I’m good. This is back into some competi- granted an exemption ify, I want somebody else the only four positive lected by a special panel easy.” tive golf again,” McIlroy into this year’s U.S. Open who deserves a spot, too, tests of the 1,382 conduct- in January. That class in- The Hall of Fame, which said. “You know, it doesn’t for being in the top 70 in to play. As long as I’m ed by the tour since its cludes Harold Carmichael, opened in 1963, has never feel the same because the world on March 15, playing well enough to return. Jim Covert, Bobby Dillon, had two enshrinements in you’re not having thou- when golf was shut down compete to earn my way Players who test posi- Cliff Harris, Winston Hill, one weekend. It has had sands of people reacting because of the coronavi- into the field, then I want tive are required to with- Alex Karras, Donnie Shell, cancellations of the game, to your birdies and get- rus pandemic. to play and keep trying to draw. Koepka, his brother Duke Slater, Mac Speedie including in 2011 because ting that going. I felt the “That worked out great, win that tournament.” Chase, McDowell and last and Ed Sprinkle. of the league’s lockout of weekends have been a lit- to be able to know that I The run-up to the tour- week’s winner, Webb Hutchinson said he was the players, and in 2016, tle flat for me just because have a chance to go back nament was consumed by Simpson, withdrew be- especially sympathetic to when the field at Tom that’s when you’re in con- to Winged Foot and give it news about the coronavi- cause of concerns about the older inductees about Benson Hall of Fame Sta- tention and that’s where another shot,” said Mick- rus and questions about the virus. The Travelers is the delay. dium was declared un- you sort of start to feel it. elson, who finished second how long the tour can con- the third event on the “They’re the ones who playable because of poor Thursdays and Fridays at Winged Foot in 2006 tinue with two players — tour calendar since golf statistically, really, are at conditions. don’t feel that different to after a double bogey on Nick Watney and Camer- resumed. NBA legend Vince Carter, 43, retires after a record 22 NBA seasons played

(AP) — Vince Carter the 1998-99 campaign, Slam Dunk Champion to clock ran out on the game a made his retirement official which was shortened to 50 superstar and eight-time few seconds later. on Thursday, announcing games because of labor All-Star to Twyman-Stokes What many suspected on his podcast that his 22- strife. His final season was Teammate of the Year and would be the case that night year NBA career, the lon- shortened by the coronavi- valuable role player,” the became reality: The clock gest in league history, has rus pandemic, and the Hawks said in a statement. had run out on Carter’s ca- come to an end. Hawks will not be part of Carter’s last game was reer, too. The announcement was the 22 teams headed to the March 11, a contest the “There were times, proba- largely a formality because Disney complex near Or- Hawks lost at home in over- bly in April, I was like, ‘Man, the 43-year-old Carter had lando, Florida, next month time to New York. By the I wish this didn’t happen said many times over the for the planned resumption time that game was winding like that,’” Carter said. “And course of this season that of NBA play. down, the NBA already had then, after a while, I was this would be his last in the “It’s kind of a cool situa- announced that it was sus- kind of like, ‘It is what it is.’ NBA. He became the first tion for me because I came pending the season at the Once I was able to kind of NBA player to appear in into the league on a short- conclusion of that night’s put that aside and say: ‘Re- four different decades. ened season and I walk play after Utah center Rudy tire, Vince. You can go and “Vince Carter has made away from the league on a Gobert became the first golf now,’ it’s been easier.” an indelible impact on the shortened season,” Carter player in the league known Carter was an eight-time NBA with his remarkable said on the “Winging It” to test positive for the coro- All-Star selection, was skill and enduring commit- podcast. “So for me, it’s just navirus. rookie of the year in 1999, ment,” said NBA Commis- kind of a unique situation.” The moment was not lost won the slam dunk contest sioner Adam Silver, who Carter scored 25,728 on Atlanta fans, who chant- in 2000 and helped USA lauded Carter as “a true points in his career, 19th- ed “We want Vince!” repeat- Basketball win gold medals ambassador of the game.” most in NBA history. edly with 19.5 seconds left at the 2000 Sydney Olym- Carter appeared in 1,541 The Hawks quickly laud- in overtime and with the pics — highlighted by his NBA games, behind only ed Carter for what he’s Knicks’ victory clearly de- dunk over 7-foot-2 French Robert Parish (1,611) and done, not just in two years cided. Carter checked back center Frederic Weis — and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar with Atlanta but over the into the game at that point, the 2003 FIBA Americas (1,560) on the league’s all- totality of his career. inbounded the ball to Trae tournament. He played col- time list. He started his ca- “Throughout his historic Young, then trailed the play lege basketball for three FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS reer with Toronto, then 22-year journey covering an as the Hawks headed down- years at North Carolina, played for New Jersey, Or- unprecedented four differ- court. starting his career there Atlanta Hawks guard Vince Carter made his lando, Phoenix, Dallas, ent decades, his evolving Young flipped the ball under Dean Smith, and retirement official Thursday, announcing on Memphis, Sacramento and career arc was perhaps like back to Carter, who took an Carter’s retirement means his podcast that his 22-year NBA career has spent his final two seasons none other in league histo- uncontested 3-pointer. The there are no more Smith- come to an end. His 22 seasons are the most with Atlanta. ry — from Top 5 Draft Pick shot went in, Carter threw coached players left in the in league history, and he became the first NBA Carter’s first season was to Rookie of the Year to his arms skyward, and the NBA. player to appear in four different decades. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Health officials estimate 20M Americans have had virus By Zeke Miller and public more as it tries to percent of infected people outbreaks well in hand. Marilynn Marchione allay anxieties about the might not have symptoms. They maintained they ASSOCIATED PRESS pandemic while states be- “There’s an enormous were not trying to mini- gin reopening. Since mid- number of people that are mize a public health crisis, WASHINGTON — U.S. May, when the govern- still vulnerable,” said Dr. but said the nation is in a officials estimate that 20 ment began stressing the Joshua Sharfstein, vice markedly different place million Americans have need to get the economy dean at the Johns Hop- with the virus now than been infected with the moving again, the panel’s kins Bloomberg School when the U.S. last saw coronavirus since it first public health experts have of Public Health. “It still similar infection numbers arrived in the United States, meaning that the been far less visible than remains a potentially le- in mid-April, when testing vast majority of the popu- in the pandemic’s early thal disease. It’s a roll infrastructure was weak- lation remains susceptible. weeks. of the dice for everybody er. The officials spoke on Thursday’s estimate is Twenty million infec- who gets the illness. Also, condition of anonymity roughly 10 times as many tions means that about 6 you’re rolling the dice for late Wednesday to discuss PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS infections as the 2.3 mil- percent of the nation’s 331 other people who you may the matter candidly. lion cases that have been million people have been give the virus to.” “This is still serious,” A sign instructing shoppers to wear masks is infected. The new estimate is Redfield said on the call posted at a business in San Antonio. confirmed. Officials have long known that millions “It’s clear that many in- based on CDC studies of with reporters Thursday. of people were infected dividuals in this nation blood samples collected “But I’m asking people to without knowing it and are still susceptible,” Dr. nationwide — some by recognize that we’re in a Texas putting that many cases are being Robert Redfield, director the CDC and others from different situation today missed because of gaps in of the Centers for Disease blood donations and other than we were in March or testing. Control and Prevention, sources. Many infections April,” with more cases to- The news comes as the said on a call with report- were not caught in ear- day in younger people who reopening on Trump administration ers Thursday. “Our best ly testing, when supplies are not as likely to develop works to tamp down na- estimate right now is that were limited and federal serious illness or die from tionwide concern about for every case that was re- officials prioritized testing infection, he said. the COVID-19 pandemic ported, there actually are for those with symptoms. President Donald Trump, ‘pause’ as virus as about a dozen states 10 more infections.” Administration officials who refuses to wear a face are seeing worrisome in- Previously, CDC offi- are pointing to the new mask in public, has been creases in cases. cials and the nation’s top data to allay public anxi- playing down the virus The administration also infectious-disease expert, eties, claiming that while threat, insisting recently cases soar looks to get its scientific Dr. Anthony Fauci, have there have been signifi- that “it’s fading away, it’s By Jim Vertuno Abbott said in a state- experts back before the said that as many as 25 cant spikes, they have the going to fade away.” and Paul J. Weber ment. “The last thing we ASSOCIATED PRESS want to do as a state is go backwards and close down Testing, tracking still has reporting delays AUSTIN, Texas — Gov. businesses. This tempo- Greg Abbott on Thursday rary pause will help our By Christina test results will play an halted elective surgeries state corral the spread un- A. Cassidy important role in resum- in Texas’ biggest counties til we can safely enter the ASSOCIATED PRESS ing sporting events, keep- and said the state would next phase of opening our ing businesses and facto- “pause” its aggressive re- ATLANTA — As part of state for business.” ries open, and returning opening as it deals with a the plan to restart its sea- By reimposing a ban to school in the fall. But surge in coronavirus cases son next month, the NBA on elective surgeries, the the AP survey found it and hospitalizations that is preparing to test hun- Republican is return- sometimes still takes days has made it a virus hot dreds of players, coaches for results to be returned, spot. ing to one of his first and others for the coro- actions when the virus despite an increase in The suspension of elec- navirus each night inside the availability of testing tive surgeries is designed first emerged in Texas in a “basketball bubble” — a March. He later rescinded across the country. to protect hospital space in space at the Disney com- The situation is even the order during an ag- the Dallas, Houston, Aus- plex near Orlando, Fla., worse in many hot spots gressive reopening of the tin and San Antonio areas. with extra protection around the world, includ- state in May that lifted Statewide, the number of against the disease. ing South Africa, where lockdown orders ahead of COVID-19 patients has Test results will be ex- results have sometimes most of the U.S. more than doubled in two pected back the next taken up to 12 days. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Abbott this week has weeks. Texas has report- morning, before the day’s Judy Clinco, owner of taken a newly urgent A member of the Brooklyn Hospital Center ed more than 11,000 new practices and games be- Catalina In-Home Ser- tone about the worsening COVID-19 testing team calls in the next patient cases in the previous two gin. That sort of rapid vices in Tucson, Ariz., has in line in the Brooklyn borough of New York. days alone. trends and is now telling turnaround is the gold had to test about 30 of her The pause on reopening the public they should standard for tracking a 110 staffers, who provide lined at once, Clinco said. leaves us short-staffed.” does not roll back previ- stay home. On Thursday, highly contagious disease care and assistance to se- “During that time, the Public health experts ous orders that already al- the number of hospital- that is on the rise again in niors in their homes. They caregiver is not working. say testing delays present lowed much of the econo- izations climbed to nearly parts of the country. Yet an are not able to visit clients We are subsidizing their a major hurdle to reducing my to reopen. But it would 4,400 patients, setting a Associated Press survey of until the results are back, wages, and it’s a financial infections and tracking appear to slow down any new record for a 13th con- selected U.S. states shows which typically takes a burden to the company,” those who have been in planned expansion of oc- secutive day. the benchmark is rarely week to 10 days. she said. “It leaves us with close contact with a per- cupancy levels at places Abbott has also urged met for the general public. As many as seven em- one less caregiver to be son who is positive for the including bars, restau- Texans to wear masks Having access to quick ployees have been side- on assignment, and that virus. rants, amusement parks in public. The governor and other venues. hasn’t issued a state- “We are focused on strat- wide mask order, but the Justices boost Trump administration’s asylum power egies that slow the spread state’s cities and counties of this virus while also have imposed new orders By Mark Sherman ion that reversed a low- diciary’s ability to perform lum-seekers whose claims allowing Texans to con- on businesses to require ASSOCIATED PRESS er-court ruling that said its constitutional duty to were quickly rejected tinue earning a paycheck asylum-seekers must have safeguard individual lib- had sought access to the customers and workers to WASHINGTON — The to support their families,” wear face coverings. access to the federal courts. erty.” She was joined by courts, Gelernt told the Supreme Court on Thurs- Congress acted properly Justice Elena Kagan. justices during arguments day strengthened the in creating a system “for Lee Gelernt, the Ameri- in February. Trump administration’s U.S. sent $1.4B in relief weeding out patently mer- can Civil Liberties Union But Cornell Universi- ability to deport people itless claims and expedi- lawyer who argued the case ty law professor Stephen seeking asylum without al- payments to dead people in the Supreme Court, said lowing them to make their tiously removing the aliens Yale-Loehr, an immigra- making such claims from the outcome will make it tion expert, said the de- By Marcy Gordon said Lisa Gilbert, execu- case to a federal judge. Immigration experts the country,” Alito wrote. hard to question the actions cision lends support to ASSOCIATED PRESS tive vice president of advo- He noted that more than of immigration officials at broader administration cacy group Public Citizen. suggested the administra- WASHINGTON — Near- tion would use sweeping three-quarters of people the U.S. border. “This deci- action on asylum. Gilbert acknowledged the who sought to claim asy- sion will impact potentially “Justice Alito used ly 1.1 million coronavirus sensitivity of the issue. But, language in the majority relief payments totaling opinion to bolster broader lum in the past five years tens of thousands of people sweeping language in his she added, “it’s a big num- passed their initial screen- at the border who will not majority opinion uphold- some $1.4 billion went to ber, particularly at this mo- efforts to restrict asylum. ing and qualified for full- be able to seek review of er- ing Congress’s efforts to dead people, a government ment when our economy The high court’s 7-2 blown review. roneous denials of asylum,” limit due process for arriv- watchdog reported Thurs- is in free-fall. It’s a large ruling applies to people Justices Ruth Bader Gelernt said. ing immigrants. While not day. Legal and political is- amount of taxpayer money who are picked up at or Ginsburg and Stephen In practical terms, the necessary to the precise sues hang over the misdi- that’s not doing what it was near the border and who rected taxpayer funds, the intended to do.” fail their initial asylum Breyer agreed with the impact may be limited. holding in the case, the latest example of errors The errors occurred main- screenings, making them outcome in this case, but Even after the ruling from Trump administration is in massive aid being dis- ly because of a lag in report- eligible for quick deporta- did not join Alito’s opinion. federal appeals court in sure to use such language pensed at crisis speed. ing data on who is deceased. tion, or expedited removal. In dissent, Justice Sonia San Francisco that the to justify its broader ef- More than 130 million It’s a lapse that tax experts Justice Samuel Alito Sotomayor wrote, “Today’s justices threw out Thurs- forts to restrict asylum so-called economic impact say is almost inevitable. wrote the high-court opin- decision handcuffs the Ju- day, only about 30 asy- seekers,” Yale-Loehr said. payments were sent to The revelation of more taxpayers as part of the than $1 billion in public U.S. job market’s modest improvement may be stalling $2.4 trillion coronavirus money erroneously paid relief package enacted in out shines a light on the By Christopher verse all the damage. March. The Government part of the government’s Rugaber Last week, the number Accountability Office, Con- massive relief program ASSOCIATED PRESS of people applying for gress’ auditing arm, cited with which most ordinary jobless benefits declined WASHINGTON — The the number of erroneous Americans are most famil- slightly to 1.48 million. payments to deceased tax- number of laid-off workers iar. It follows disclosures It was the 12th straight payers in its report on the seeking U.S. unemploy- that several major restau- weekly drop. An addi- government programs. ment aid barely fell last rant chains and other pub- tional 700,000 people ap- While the government week, and the reopening of licly traded companies had plied through a program has asked survivors to received emergency loans small businesses has lev- for self-employed and gig return the money, it’s not under the $670 billion pro- eled off — evidence that workers that made them clear they have to. gram for the nation’s strug- the job market’s gains eligible for aid for the first It also may be a political- gling small businesses. may have stalled just as a ly sensitive gambit for the “GAO found that more surge in coronavirus cas- time. These figures aren’t Treasury Department to than $1 trillion in taxpay- es is endangering an eco- adjusted for seasonal aggressively seek to claw er funds have already been nomic recovery. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS variations, so the gov- back the money, especially obligated — including more The government also re- A man walks past a retail store that is going out ernment doesn’t include because some recipients than $1 billion to deceased ported Thursday that the of business due to the coronavirus pandemic in them in the official count. may have died in the early individuals — with little economy contracted at a Winnetka, Ill. Combining those fig- months of this year from transparency into how that 5 percent annual rate in ures, overall applications COVID-19. money is being spent,” Rep. the first three months of to shrink at a roughly 30 record-keeping began in for jobless aid have edged When billions in aid are Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., the year, a further sign of percent rate in the cur- 1948. Economists do ex- down just 3 percent in rushed out the door in a chair of the House Over- the damage being inflict- rent quarter. That would pect a snap-back in the the past two weeks — a crisis, “these are the kinds sight and Reform Commit- ed by the viral pandemic. be the worst quarterly second half of the year, much slower pace than in of things that happen,” tee, said in a statement. The economy is expected contraction, by far, since though not enough to re- late April and May. B4 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 COMICS

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man’s unsure mental health clouds vision of the future DEAR ABBY: I recent- but it still hasn’t hap- ly started dating again Dear Abby is written by Abigail pened. I don’t know why after ending a very diffi- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne he is holding on because I cult marriage. To say I do not believe they are am guarding my heart Phillips, and was founded by her intimate. Their children for fear of getting hurt mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact are adults, so there is would be an understate- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. nothing keeping them to- ment. gether. He tells me he I have met someone Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. can’t live without me, but that I can see having a his actions have proven future with, but some otherwise. Do you think things concern me. He would like to see a future than a romance, so take they are in an open mar- has been hospitalized for with him, but I’m not plenty of time if you pro- riage? Is there any hope mental health reasons in sure he is ready to see ceed in this relationship. for our future together? the past. He’s constantly any kind of a future with If he makes progress, see saying, “I’m sorry I’m so anyone. where things lead. If not, WASTING TIME IN screwed up” or remark- then in light of your own MASSACHUSETTS ing about being “crazy.” GUARDED HEART history, it might be better He mentions his depres- for you to find someone DEAR WASTING TIME: sion almost daily, and he DEAR GUARDED who is stronger. Not at the rate you are hates being, as he puts it, HEART: You are not be- going. I suspect the rea- “messed up in the head.” ing overly cautious. You DEAR ABBY: I have son Wayne hasn’t fol- He just can’t seem to are asking yourself intel- been in a six-year rela- lowed through and filed move past his issues. ligent, insightful ques- tionship. About two years for divorce may be finan- I feel like he doesn’t tions about someone who into it, I found out that cial. He and his wife may want to move forward appears not as far along “Wayne” was separated, also like things just the and start living his life on the path to mental but not divorced, from his way they are because they again. I have lived with wellness as you are. Is wife of 20 years. The fact can maintain their social depression for most of my this man still being treat- that they are separated life, he’s comfortable at life, but it doesn’t define ed for his issues? If not, is not the issue. They live home and he has you to who I am. If I don’t re- he should be encouraged together and do things as sleep with, which may be spond to his calls or mes- to talk with a licensed a married couple. The a relief to her. You have sages right away, he gets mental health profession- wife and I have met each my sympathy, but I think hurt and assumes I’m al not only about his de- other several times, and I you have invested enough mad at him. pression, but also his have gone to his chil- time. What’s going on is My question is, am I glaring lack of self-es- dren’s graduation parties unfair to you. This ro- being overly cautious teem. and family weddings. mance was based on dis- based on not wanting to From your description, He has told me every honesty on his part, and get hurt again, or should I would have to say he year that this is the year you deserve more than I take a step back? I needs a friend now more he will file for divorce, you have been getting. BRIDGE

Do you turn left or right? Usually, when you come to a road ble spade losers — he needed some junction, you know whether to turn luck there, but how much? left or right. Your GPS will be repeat- There was more than one way to edly telling you. Also, if you disobey play the trump suit, depending upon the GPS, you will be told how to rec- how many losers could be tolerated. tify your error. Before touching that suit, declarer At the bridge table, sometimes needed to know about clubs. So, GPS won’t help, because the way you he took the first trick on the board will go in one suit may be decided and immediately played a club to his by what happens in another suit. In queen. today’s deal, South pushed aggres- If the finesse had lost, South could sively into six spades. What should not have afforded a trump loser. He he have done after West led a heart? would have hoped that East held ex- When North rebid one no-trump, actly king-doubleton. showing a balanced 12-14 points, Here, though, the club finesse won. South used the Gerber ace-asking Now declarer could afford one trump convention. loser, but not two. So, he cashed the If you are going to bid up, you have spade ace. When the king dropped, to play well or get lucky — or both. South claimed. But if he had not Here, South had a possible club seen the king, he would have re- loser, but perhaps the finesse would turned to the board and played a work. He also had two or three possi- trump toward his queen. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS REMIND REWIND Friday, June 26 The Fugitive The Father Of Modern Sci-Fi Television By Taylor Neuman IFC, 5 p.m. REMIND MAGAZINE Catch a Classic! Rodman Edward Serling was born on Christmas Day The classic 1960s TV series was in 1924 in New York and given a fantastic, big-screen up- grew up in a family that en- couraged his talents as a per- date in this 1993 thriller starring former, with the young boy putting on plays in the base- Harrison Ford as Dr. Richard Kim- ment and acting out parts ble, who finds himself on the run from movies he’d seen. As he grew up, he became enam- when he is mistakenly suspect- ored with writing and with radio, which would define his ed of murdering his wife. In hot career for the rest of his life. pursuit of Kimble is Deputy U.S. After high school, Serling joined the Army and was sent Marshal Samuel Gerard, memo- to the Philippines. There, the death and violence he saw rably portrayed by Best Support- from both sides left him with ing Actor Oscar winner Tommy Lee nightmares and flashbacks and inspired strong political Jones in a performance popular views. He received the Purple Heart, the Bronze Star and enough to give the character his the Philippine Liberation own spinoff film, U.S. Marshals, a Medal for his service. Upon leaving the Army few years later. in 1946, Serling enrolled at Antioch College in Ohio. He The 47th Annual Daytime Emmy originally enrolled in phys- ical education but changed Awards his major to literature and CBS, 8 p.m. involved himself in the the- ater and broadcasting de- The best in daytime television are partments. While in college, he achieved his first success honored in this two-hour awards as a writer, winning a script- special, with recipients and other writing contest for the radio program Dr. Christian. He special guests appearing remote- continued to sell radio scripts after leaving school, but even- ly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. tually became disenchanted General Hospital leads all nomi- with the medium. Instead, Serling decided to move to nees with 23 total, followed by- television and become a full- time freelance writer. Days of Our Lives(22), The Young Into the mid ’50s, Serling and the Restless (21) and The wrote for dramatic anthology shows like Kraft Television Bold and the Beautiful (13). Theatre, Appointment With Adventure and Hallmark Great Performances: “Gloria: A Hall of Fame. His 72nd script, Life” for Kraft Television Theatre in 1955, aired as the episode submitted a pilot to CBS for a On Oct. 2, 1959, The Twi- After The Twilight Zone, PBS, 9 p.m. “Patterns” and immediately new show, The Twilight Zone. light Zone premiered with its Serling worked on other became a huge hit, changing That episode, “The Time Ele- iconic science-fiction format. projects, including the tele- Experience a unique interpreta- Serling’s life practically over- ment,” was instead used for a Serling drew on his own life vision movie Carol for An- tion of feminist icon Gloria Stei- night. Critics raved about different show, Westinghouse experiences, including his other Christmas and the the writing, and offers began Desilu Playhouse, from Desi military service, and incor- show Night Gallery. He also nem’s life as told by an all-female flooding in for jobs. Arnaz and Lucille Ball. The porated some of his person- returned to radio in 1973 by As Serling sold more scripts, twist ending, which would be- al views on race and gender. hosting The Zero Hour (also cast starring Emmy Award winner he struggled with the limits come a signature of Serling’s, The show aired for five sea- known as Hollywood Radio Christine Lahti and directed by imposed on him by corporate generated so much positive sons and 156 episodes, 92 of Theater). He died in 1975 sponsors, often changing his response that the network which were written by Ser- from a heart attack at the Tony Award winner Diane Paulus. storylines significantly. He greenlit his series. ling himself. age of 50. 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Lynch the owner at public sale by Lynn, MA 01904 President Financial Freedom Senior Funding Corporation to Mortgage Electronic Registration competitive bidding on July 3, 2020 @ Systems, Inc. as Nominee for Financial Freedom Acquisition, LLC, recorded on 11:00 a.m. at • Professional, personalized service October 5, 2009, in Book No. 28973, at Page 503 SPACE RENTAL INC. MIDDLETON MA ~ 2 & 4 Derosier • Competititve rates 50 BENNETT ST. Drive, Multi family sale, Sunday, June Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. as Nominee for Financial Freedom LYNN, MA. 01905 28, 8a-12p, Lots of designer clothes; Call today! 781-598-4700 Acquisition, LLC to CIT Bank, N.A., recorded on June 11, 2018, in Book No. The personal goods stored furniture, home goods. Something for 36776, at Page 491 therein by the following everyone! MAURA P. LYNCH President may include, but are not limited CIT Bank, N.A. to Mortgage Assets Management, LLC, recorded on August 24, to general household, MISC. 2018, in Book No. 36960, at Page 383 furniture, boxes, REAL ESTATE RELOCATING? FOR SALE clothes and appliances Caregiver Needed Mortgage Assets Management, LLC to Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, Occupant(s) $22 an hour N.A. as Trustee for Mortgage Assets Management Series I Trust, recorded on Dean, William 2T23 5 hours a day October 10, 2018, in Book No. 37072, at Page 153 Guzman, Ariel 3T13 Monday-Friday Hoy, Arthur 3T24 Email: bestmarkresgroup01 for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing, Purchases must be made in @gmail.com the same will be sold at Public Auction at 12:00 PM on July 27, 2020, on the Cash Only and paid for at the time of mortgaged premises located at 7 Saunders Road, Lynnfield, Essex County, Sale. All goods sold as is and must If you want an honest Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, be removed at the time of sale. HELP WANTED opinion of value Space Rental reserves the right to FREE SERVICE TO WIT: withdraw units from sale and to JOB INFORMATION Zero down for veterans The land and the buildings on Saunders Road, Lynnfield Center, Mass., the same cancel auction without further 3% down for non-veterans being Lot No. 3 on plan of land entitled "Plan and Profile, Saunders Road, notice. SERVICES Lynnfield Center, Mass.", dated may 27, 1957, Warren M. Mirick, Reg. Surveyor, Ernie Landry “Helpful tips” Sheet 1 of 2, recorded in Essex South District Registry of Deeds, Book of Plans 90, Agent for Owner NOTICE Plan 5, bounded and described as follows: SOUTHWESTERLY by Saunders Road, For more information and assistance for a S-M-O-O-T-H one hundred twenty and 00/100 (120.00) feet; NORTHWESTERLY by Lot No. 4, Item: June 19, 26, 2020 regarding the reliability of business trouble-free move! one hundred twenty-five and 00/100 (125.00) feet; NORTHEASTERLY by land now opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- or formerly owned by Sidney T. Pike, one hundred twenty and 00/100 (120.00) ties, employment services and financ- Designate a drawer for All real estate advertising in this ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to newspaper is subject to the Federal feet; SOUTHEASTERLY by Lot No. 2, one hundred twenty-five and 00/100 PAY CALLS essentials such as Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- (125.00) feet. Containing 15,000 square feet, more or less. Subject to easements contact the Better Business Bureau setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and of record, if any, insofar as the same are now in force and applicable. Together Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite sheets and towels for Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or with the right in common with others entitled thereto to use all the streets and Pay Call Numbers 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or quick access the first discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, ways, as approved and actually constructed, for all the purposes for which streets (900, 976 and 550) call 508-652-4800 handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, night you move into age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, and ways are commonly used in said Lynnfield. Advertiser telephone numbers with veteran's status, or source of income or any For title reference see Deed recorded at Book 7825, Page 557. 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST NOTICE your new home. intention to make any such preference, limitation disclose the price of the telephone Don't pay to find work before you get or discrimination. the job. Legitimate job placement firms This newspaper will not knowingly accept any For mortgagor's(s') title see deed recorded with Essex County (Southern District) call. When a number is published that work to fill specific positions Plan a garage/yard advertising for real estate which is in violation of Registry of Deeds in Book 7825, Page 557. within the advertisement the per the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all minute and/or flat charge must be cannot charge an upfront fee. For free sale before you move. dwellings in this newspaper are available on an information about avoiding employ- equal opportunity basis. To complain of These premises will be sold and conveyed subject to and with the benefit of all included. If you dial a pay per call ment service scams, write the Federal discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at rights, rights of way, restrictions, easements, covenants, liens or claims in the number from an advertisement appear- 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at Trade Commission at Washington, Fresh coffee, baking 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the nature of liens, improvements, public assessments, any and all unpaid taxes, tax ing in the classified section and it D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. titles, tax liens, water and sewer liens and any other municipal assessments or DOES NOT disclose this information, soda, or charcoal in a Information Center, liens or existing encumbrances of record which are in force and are applicable, please notify the Item classified sock, placed inside 1-800-876-7060 having priority over said mortgage, whether or not reference to such restrictions, department immediately. Response to your refrigerator will easements, improvements, liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. any pay per call numbers will be keep the inside smell- charged to your telephone bill and RENTALS Find great TERMS OF SALE: anyone under 18 years of age must ing fresh and clean. have parent's consent. A deposit of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars by certified or bank check will be Please call immediately for further ROOMS bargains in required to be paid by the purchaser at the time and place of sale. The balance is details or information. Pack your current to be paid by certified or bank check at Harmon Law Offices, P.C., 150 California CLASSIFIED phone book — it’s a St., Newton, Massachusetts 02458, or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Newton (781)593-7700 LYNN/LYNNFIELD LINE: Furnished quick easy reference to Highlands, Massachusetts 02461-0389, within thirty (30) days from the date of room for rent. Waterfront. 13 X 21 sale. Deed will be provided to purchaser for recording upon receipt in full of the bedroom, full private bath, laundry the folks back home. purchase price. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall room, 2 car parking, all utilities, full control in the event of an error in this publication. cable, wifi incl. $750 per month. Call Jim: 781-913-5981 Place pictures in Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale. boxes between sheets or blankets to give BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST COMPANY, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR MORTGAGE them extra protection. ASSETS MANAGEMENT SERIES I TRUST Have a story to share? Present holder of said mortgage Pack plates vertically By its Attorneys, Need a question answered? — on edge — rather HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. than stacked. 150 California St. [email protected] Newton, MA 02458 (617)558-0500 Pack heavy items in 13208 small boxes and lighter Item: June 26, 2020 and July 6, 13, 2020 items in larger boxes.

Tag each box with CITY OF LYNN destination room and Notice: The City Council will hold Public Hearings on Tuesday, June 30, 2020 in the City Council Chambers beginning at 4:00 pm to hear Grant of Location contents. Petitions from National Grid, Comcast, TC Systems and Extenet. All locations were advertised in the Item on June 22, 2020 and can also be viewed on the City of Hook up the TV first in Lynn website, www.ci.lynn.ma. This meeting will be televised live on the Lynn Community Television (LCTV) and also streamed on LCTV Facebook page. The your new home to public is welcome to call in "live" any questions or concerns at 781-586-6773 or keep the kids occupied 781-586-6783. during the move. Per Order: Janet L. Rowe, City Clerk classifieds Item: June 26, 2020

Phone us: 781-593-7700 Email us: [email protected] Find us online: FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Many migrants still unaware of COVID-19 By Cara Anna and some are from commu- are the findings of a new ASSOCIATED PRESS nities where internet ac- project mapping the mi- cess is low, Bean said. She grant route through So- JOHANNESBURG — doubted that anything had malia, a country destabi- A half-year into the most been lost in translation. lized by decades of conflict, momentous pandemic in “We’ve been interview- and merging it with epide- decades, it’s hard to imag- ing migrants for many miological data showing ine that anyone, anywhere years,” she said. coronavirus infections. has not heard of the coro- In past interviews, many “It’s very clear to us that navirus. But scores of mi- migrants were not even migrants are transiting ar- grants arriving in Somalia aware that a war was be- eas with confirmed cases,” tell United Nations work- ers every day that they ing waged in Yemen, the she said. “When you have are unaware of COVID-19. next step on their journey, migrants with such levels Monitors for the Inter- she said. of unawareness, combined national Organization for With that in mind, “I’m with this ... I don’t want to Migration, the U.N. mi- not super shocked that lev- say dangerous, but the mi- gration agency, interview els of awareness of the coro- grants are putting them- people at the border in navirus are still very low.” selves at risk.” Somalia, a crossroads on Instead, she’s heartened Possibly others, too. Mi- one of the world’s most that the number of those grants already face stig- dangerous migration unaware of COVID-19 ma in cities like Bosaso, routes: across the Red Sea has been dropping over where boats set off for with traffickers, through PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the dozen weeks that the Yemen, as some residents war-ravaged Yemen and An internally-displaced Somali woman, right, is informed how to pro- question has been asked, blame them for bringing into rich Gulf countries. tect herself from the coronavirus, at the Weydow IDP camp in Mogadi- down from 88 percent at the virus, the U.N. migra- The questions for mi- shu, Somalia. the start. tion agency has said. grants are simple. Origin? Anyone who is unaware Now with the pandemic Destination? Why are you 20, just over half — 51 per- U.N. agency based in So- world with information of the coronavirus is giv- hurting the local econo- going? But after the first cent — of the 3,471 people malia’s capital, Mogadishu, about the pandemic, much en a short explanation of my, many migrants can- infections were confirmed tracked said they had nev- told The Associated Press. less getting them to wear the pandemic, including not find the work that al- in Somalia, a new one was er heard of COVID-19. The findings, little more face masks. how the virus is contract- lows them to save money added: How many people “The first time I saw this than a line in the agency’s The migrants are often ed and descriptions of the for their onward journey, in your group are aware of I was also very shocked,” reports, are a reminder young men from rural parts symptoms and preventa- Bean said. “So they are the coronavirus? Celeste Sanchez Bean, a of the huge challenges in of neighboring Ethiopia. tive measures. struggling even more than In the week ending June program manager with the reaching everyone in the Most have no education, What worries Bean now ever before.” India to survey 29M New Delhi residents

ASSOCIATED PRESS The Health Ministry re- ported 418 more deaths, NEW DELHI — India taking fatalities to 14,894. says it will carry out a New Delhi’s government massive survey for the has projected that cases coronavirus targeting the in the capital area alone entire population in New could expand to more than Delhi of 29 million. half a million by late July, Officials will go to each and is considering taking household to record every over luxury hotels and resident’s health details, stadiums to convert into and administer a virus field hospitals. test to those who show or The Health Ministry report symptoms. said it has ramped up test- The survey will be com- ing to more than 200,000 pleted by July 6, accord- per day across the country, ing to the government of raising the total number New Delhi, the worst-hit of tests so far to nearly 7.3 city with 70,390 confirmed million. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cases. The number of confirmed PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A woman cycles along a street after a down- Police will enforce physi- coronavirus cases in Indo- pour in Beijing. People queue up prior to visiting the Eiffel Tower. cal distancing and prevent nesia surpassed 50,000 on the mixing of the popula- Thursday as the govern- lands. A government task virus. The country has tion inside more than 200 ment allows businesses force said the coronavirus tested fewer than 430,000 Eiffel Tower reopens, containment zones in the to reopen amid increasing is confirmed to have in- people, according to gov- capital, where large clus- economic pressure. Skep- fected 50,187 people and ernment data. That’s far ters of cases have been ticism remains over the killed at least 2,620, the from the World Health ending 104-day confirmed. Surveillanceability of the government highest number of cas- Organization’s recommen- cameras or drone monitor- to conduct enough tests to es and fatalities in the dation of testing 1 per- coronavirus shutdown ing will also be used. determine the true spread region, up from just two cent to 1.5 percent of the India on Thursday regis- of the virus in the South- confirmed cases in early country’s population, said By Masha Thursday were rewarded tered another record high east Asian nation of more March. Testing remains a Laura Navika Yamani, Macpherson with far-away views and of 16,922 new cases, tak- than 270 million people major limitation of Indo- an epidemiology expert at ASSOCIATED PRESS a light breeze in scorching ing the total to 473,105. living on thousands of is- nesia’s fight against the Airlangga University. summer weather. Masks PARIS — Marking are obligatory for all visi- another milestone in tors ages 11 and up. Asian stocks skid as new coronavirus cases rise France’s recovery from “I booked the first slot By Elaine 22,234.80 and the Kospi Boeing 747 planes. tions is stoking worries coronavirus lockdown, the because afterward it will Kurtenbach in Seoul lost 1.8 percent Markets fell in South- that reopenings of busi- Eiffel Tower reopened to be very hot,” said Sabine ASSOCIATED PRESS to 2,122.48. Australia’s east Asia, with Bang- nesses closed earlier to visitors Thursday after Peaufils, a 57-year-old Pa- S&P/ASX 200 sank 2 per- kok’s SET index losing fight the pandemic may its longest-ever closure in risian. “This is a real plea- BANGKOK — Shares cent after its biggest air- 0.9 percent. have to be curtailed, de- peace time: 104 days. sure.” skidded in Asia on Thurs- Tourists who are trick- The tower lost 27 million day after a sharp retreat line, Qantas, announced it Overnight, the S&P 500 spite indications that ling back to Paris were euros ($30 million) from overnight on Wall Street plans to cut at least 6,000 fell 2.6 percent to 3,050.33, economies are recovering delighted to find the land- the lockdown that started as new coronavirus cases jobs and keep 15,000 more giving back all of its gains from lockdowns that are mark open when some in March, according to its in the U.S. climbed to their workers on extended fur- for the month. The selling being eased in the U.S. other attractions in the director general, Patrick highest level in two months, loughs to survive the coro- followed a skid in Europe- and other countries. French capital remain Branco Ruivo. dimming investors’ hopes navirus pandemic. an stock indexes. It accel- “A huge problem for inves- closed. The Louvre Muse- France and other Euro- for a relatively quick eco- The airline said it will erated on news that New tors is that volatility is too um isn’t reopening until pean countries with big nomic turnaround. slash costs by billions of York, New Jersey and expensive to buy right now, July 6. tourism sectors are start- Markets in Hong Kong, dollars and raise fresh Connecticut will require so they are finding it easi- “It’s very special, very ing to coax back visitors, Taiwan and Shanghai capital, while grounding visitors from nine states er just to cut and run from special because it’s only with mixed results. were closed for holidays. 100 planes for a year or with high infection rates their stock market posi- the Paris people,” said The Louvre is bracing Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 more and immediately to quarantine for 14 days. tions,” Stephen Innes of Ax- Annelies Bouwhuis, a for a precipitous drop in slipped 1.3 percent to retiring its six remaining The rise in new infec- iCorp said in a commentary. 43-year-old visitor from visitor numbers when it the Netherlands. “We’ve reopens. seen a lot Paris people en- Visitor numbers are Congo announces end to 2nd deadliest Ebola outbreak joying their city, enjoying down at the Versailles their parks without all the Palace since the former By Al-Hadji could only be carried out tourists.” royal residence west of Kudra Maliro by small teams arriving Lifts that usually whisk Paris reopened June 6. and Krista Larson by helicopter. visitors up the 324-meter The palace has capped ASSOCIATED PRESS But much of the risk to tall wrought-iron Eiffel visits at a maximum of hospitals and health work- BENI, Congo — Eastern ers came from the commu- Tower remain closed, so 4,500 people per day, Congo marked an official for now people have to nities, often angered by spread out through the end Thursday to the second take the stairs. the presence of outsiders day. That is way down deadliest Ebola outbreak Of the tower’s three from the 20,000 people per and the amount of mon- in history, which killed decks, only the first two day the palace previously ey being spent on Ebola 2,280 people over nearly reopened. Those who got in the busy summer as far more people died two years, as armed rebels climbed the 674 steps season. of perennial killers like and community mistrust malaria. Some suspected undermined the promise of the epidemic was a politi- new vaccines. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cal scheme, a theory that Thursday’s milestone An Ebola victim is put to rest at the Muslim grew after then President was overshadowed, cemetery in Beni, Congo. Joseph Kabila canceled ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! though, by the enormous the national elections in health challenges still fac- and whose team also devel- proclamation can be made. Ebola-affected areas. ing Congo: the world’s larg- oped a new treatment for The epidemic, which be- Only a few years earlier, est measles epidemic, the the once incurable hemor- gan in August 2018, pre- West Africa’s Ebola epi- rising threat of COVID-19 rhagic disease. sented an unprecedented demic killed more than and another new Ebola Call Customer Service The announcement ini- challenge for the World 11,000, as at that time outbreak in the north. Health Organization, Con- there was no licensed vac- tially was set for April but “We are extremely proud go’s Health Ministry and cine or treatment. By the to place an ad to have been able to be another case emerged just international aid groups time of the eastern Congo victorious over an epidem- three days before the Eb- because it was the first outbreak there was not ic that lasted such a long ola-free declaration was Ebola epidemic in a con- one but two new experi- 781-593-7700, ext. 2 time,” said Dr. Jean-Jacques expected. That restarted flict zone. Armed groups mental vaccines to ward Muyembe, who coordinated the 42-day waiting peri- posed such a risk that off the disease that kills the national Ebola response od required before such a vaccinations sometimes about half its victims. B8 THE DAILY ITEM FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 THANK YOU GLSS Transportation

We cannot adequately express what your service has meant to our agency and to the community it has served so well for decades. You proudly carried the GLSS logo across the North Shore and throughout the Greater Boston area, symbolizing what is best about our agency, providing consumers with meaningful mobility options and fully promoting our mission of community livability and social inclusion.

For nearly 40 years, GLSS has delivered critical transportation services to many of our community’s most vulnerable residents and has done so with dedication and commitment. Transportation has been a very important part of our identity and will always remain a part of our legacy.

We are extremely grateful to those who have committed themselves to this important work over the years, and we wish you all the very best in the future.

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