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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 DEALS OFBLM THE $DAY$ muralPG. 3 Women’s ght for equal rights continues OK’d By Steve Krause proposed amendment was held. DEALS ITEM STAFF Its purpose is simple: “Equality of toOF moveTHE rights under the law shall not be denied The Equal Rights Amendment, or or abridged by the United States or by at least the proposed ERA, has been $DAY$ any state on account of sex.” forwardPG. 3 around for almost 100 years. But at this However, the push for the ERA stalled juncture, the question of where it goes until the 1960s, when a revived wom- By Allysha Dunnigan from here is very much alive. en’s movement thrust it again into the The ERA got its start in 1923, when ITEM STAFF the rst Congressional hearing on the WOMEN’S, A3 LYNN — The Lynn PublicDEALS Arts Council PHOTOS | ASSOCIATED PRESS (LPAC)OF THvotedE unani- The late Phyllis Schla y, left, was an ardent opponent of the Equal mously to support and Rights Amendment while Gloria Steinem, right, was an advocate for it. provide assistance to youth$DA pushingY$ for a Black PGLives. 3 Matter mu- ral in the city. Carlos Prudencio Promoting and Damianny Garri- do, both Lynn English seniors,DEALS spearheaded diversity in theDEALS project and have beenOF trying TH Eto receive approval from the city government$ for$ a Black Swampscott LivesDA MatterY Mural on Essex PGStreet. 3 since last June. and beyond The duo sought sup- port from members of the community, the By Tréa Lavery Lynn Police Depart- ITEM STAFF ment, and now the SWAMPSCOTT — Tamy-Feé Menei- LPAC to form a plan for de hasn’t been in town for very long, but the mural to eventually she has already seen the town deal with be presented to Mayor months of racially-charged controversy Thomas M. McGee. and protests, and she is trying to help the Prudencio said that he hopes the mayor, community do who has expressed better. support for the mural “We’ve had a in the past, will enact lot of harm done the government speech in Swampscott, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK, clause, which will re- and that has The Demakes Family YMCA in Lynn is set to of cially open in May. strict government regu- come to light lation of private speech particularly and allow the project to during the pan- Lynn Y has a new name: Demakes occur without another demic,” Meneide entity challenging it. said. “But I don’t By Steve Krause “It’s been a long road to opening this new LPAC committee want to think members agreed that that this has ITEM STAFF building,” Walsh said. “We’ve had delays in construction, site environmental restorations, the mural would high- just started. It’s light the diversity in LYNN — It’s been a long haul, with twists and a host of other challenges, but believe me, been happening and turns and a pandemic that stood in the Lynn and represent much longer the wait was worth it. way last year. But the YMCA of Metro North unity, but some be- than my tenure “When you see what we’ve done with this ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS will open its new Lynn facility May 7. lieve that Lynn is late here.” place, it will amaze you,” Walsh said. “It’s one Tamy-Feé Meneide In preparation for the opening, tours of the to the game, as many Meneide was of the most advanced YMCAs in the Common- new facility will begin next week, said Metro other cities across the born in Jacmel, wealth and the facility and its features are country have already North CEO Kathleen Walsh. Haiti, and came to the United States with simply just beautiful.” installed a Black Lives The new 70,000 square-foot facility, which her family as a child before starting rst The Demakes Family YMCA’s amenities in- Matter mural. grade. She attended school in New Jersey stands next to the current building on Nep- clude an aquatics center with two pools and The BLM mural and received a full academic scholarship to tune Boulevard, announced in January that it an indoor splash pad; gymnasium; a regula- would begin in front of Boston College, where she completed her is being named for Tom Demakes, CEO of Old tion-sized basketball court; tness, strength, the Lynn courthouse Neighborhood Foods. Demakes has been one DIVERSITY, A3 of the YMCA’s main benefactors. DEMAKES, A2 BLM, A5 What’s in a name? INSIDE A debate in Saugus Opinion Congress is broken. By Elyse Carmosino Earmarks might x it. A4 ITEM STAFF • SAUGUS — The Lemoine-Mitchell Performing Arts Two votes for Charville Group will make a pitch to the Saugus School Commit- and DePrizio. A4 tee requesting to transfer the name of the old Saugus High School auditorium to the new Middle-High School LOOK! auditorium. Royal family says However, committee Chair Thomas Whittredge said Harry, Meghan racism Tuesday that the current naming process is unclear, charges ‘concerning’. adding he was unsure if the committee still holds power A8 to grant such requests. Sports “Now that we’re at the new school, they want to trans- St. Mary’s track fer the name (Lemoine-Mitchell Performing Arts Cen- excited to compete ter) over,” Whittredge said. “But what it comes down to again. B1 is: I don’t think we have the purview to name parts of the building. I want to give them the courtesy of hearing

NAME, A3 ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Of cer Timothy Furlong, left, will be taking over as Nahant’s next po- lice chief after current Chief Robert Dwyer retires in July. Nahant rings out the old, brings in the new chief By Elyse Carmosino ed to sergeant in 2000 before he was ITEM STAFF eventually named chief in April 2010. “I just felt it was the right time to NAHANT — Chief Robert Dwyer will retire,” Dwyer said Tuesday. “(There’s) retire in July after 30 years with the mixed emotions. I’m going to miss this Nahant Police Department, the town’s place because I’ve worked very hard Board of Selectmen announced last over here, and I’m going to miss the week. day-to-day with the of cers I’ve worked Dwyer, 58, began his career with the with throughout the years. I’m going to Nahant Police in 1991. He was promot- CHIEF, A2

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Robert T. Freeman, 77 Nancy Lee (Leonard) (Stef are) Seneben 1943 - 2021 1940 - 2021 LYNN - Robert T. Freeman, on Friday from 4-8PM in the AMESBURY, MA - Nancy age 77, of Lynn passed away SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, Lee (née Leonard) (Stef are) suddenly on Monday from 426 Broadway (Rt 129), Seneben, formerly of Lynn complications of non- Lynn. Relatives and and Haverhill passed away COVID pneumonia. He friends are respect- peacefully on March 6, 2021 was the husband of fully invited and are at the Vero Health and Rehab Edith C. Freeman and expected to adhere in Amesbury, MA. son of the late Claude to the guidelines of Born in Newton, MA, she was ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS and Arlene Freeman. the Commonwealth the daughter of the late James J. Leonard, Sr. and the late Nor- Of cer Timothy Furlong is a 13-year veteran of Robert served as of MA and the CDC, the Nahant Police Department. a medic in the United States which limits the visitation ma E. (Clark) Capozzi. Army. He worked as a biomed- to 50 people in the funeral Nancy was the loving wife of ical technician for TIM (Tech- home at a time. In lieu of Robert P. Seneben, and was nology in Medicine) until his owers, donations may be the wife of the late Thomas J. Nahant rings retirement in 2005. He loved made to the Shriners Hospi- Stef are, Sr. life, sailing and spending time tal for Children, 51 Blossom Nancy leaves behind her with his family. St, Boston, MA 02114 (www. two children whom she deeply In addition to his wife, he is shrinershospitalsforchildren. loved, son, Thomas J. Stef are, out the old, survived by his children, James org/boston). Directions and Jr. & his wife Nancy; daughter, and Sarah, his sister, Claudia, guestbook at www.solimine. Lee-Ann (Stef are) Psehoyas a loving mother, a beloved aunt as well as many other loved com & boyfriend Charles Kneath; and cherished grandmother. family members, friends and son-in-law John A. Psehoyas; The love she gave her family brings in the neighbors. daughter-in-law Judy Sene- was seless and uncondition- Service Information: A me- ben and stepson Neil Sene- al. Later in life, Nancy enjoyed morial visitation will be held ben. traveling, particularly on cruis- Nancy is also survived by es with her husband, family her adored grandchildren, and close friends. new chief Ruth L. (Coleman) Eamma, 90 Stephanie Lee & John Thomas Nancy was gifted at cook- CHIEF uals I’ve ever met. He’s a Psehoyas and Kiley & Austin ing, crocheting, knitting and From A1 family-oriented guy who 1931 - 2021 Seneben, as well as her many needlepoint. She adorned never forgot where he cherished nieces and neph- many family members and miss the town itself, the DANVERS, MASSACHUSETTS came from.” ews. close friends with handmade residents. It’s bitter- Dwyer’s last day will be - Mrs. Ruth L. (Coleman) Eam- Nancy also leaves behind blankets, gloves and hats that sweet.” ma, 90 years of Danvers and July 30. As he prepares her beloved sisters, Linda Ed- will be shared with generations Dwyer will be replaced to leave his post behind, formerly of Lynn, died on Mon- wards & her husband, the late to come. Nancy was the best by Of cer Timothy Fur- day, March 1, 2021 in Beverly he said he’s con dent the Nelson Edwards; Norma “Vicki” playmate as “Nana Banana” long, a 13-year veteran of department will be left in Hospital after a brief illness. Trott & her husband, the late any grandchild could ask for. the department who left She is the wife of Leo Eam- good hands. Warren Trott; Paul Capozzi & his Her grandchildren were known the force briey in 2019 to “Tim knows the day-to- ma. She was born in Lynn, the wife Laurie; and Faith Russo & to feign being sick just so they join Lynn’s police depart- daughter of the late Lewis and day operations of this de- her husband Christopher. could skip school and spend ment. partment, he knows the Florence (Buzzell) Coleman. Nancy is predeceased by her the day with her. She thor- Furlong, a Lynn native She was raised in Lynn and town, and he knows the brother, James J. Leonard, Jr. & oughly enjoyed the wonder- who previously worked of cers who are currently was a graduate of Lynn English his wife Ruth Leonard Prunier, ment of watching her grand- overnight shifts along- High School. She has lived in working here, so I think and her sister, Carol Jean Bray. children grow. side Dwyer, noted it was he’s a good t for this Lynn most of her life, in Naples Nancy is also predeceased by The enduring love Nancy his former colleague who Florida and most recently in transition,” he said. “He’ll her stepchildren, Holly (Sene- gave all of us will live eternally convinced him to return to do an excellent job.” Danvers. ben) Kulikoski and Scott Sen- in our hearts. Nahant earlier this year Ruth was employed as an As for his own career, eben. Service Information: Vis- to take on the new role. Dwyer thanked Town of ce manager for North Shore Nancy lived in Lynn for over iting hours will be held on “When we worked to- News for 40 years and also Administrator Antonio 47 years before moving to Friday, March 12, 2021 from gether, I kind of attached Barletta and the Board of worked for the former Essex Meyers, FL, and brother in law, Haverhill. Nancy worked at 4-8 pm at the Paul C. Rog- to him and mimicked his Bank. She was a member of Larry Poss of Nashua, NH. She Selectmen for their sup- Kay Jewelers on Union Street ers Family Funeral Home, 2 work ethic and have fol- port over the last three Cy Tenney Community Center is the sister of the late Arthur, in Lynn, and then in the Hotel Hillside Ave, Amesbury, MA. lowed in his suit since,” in Peabody and the Moose Elmer, Richard and Raymond decades, adding: “I’m very Hospitality industry for Holiday COVID-19 guidelines will be Furlong said. “After I satis ed with the way I’m Lodge. She enjoyed crafts, Coleman, Sandra Poss and Inn and Hilton Hotel for many followed and masks are re- spent a year with Lynn knitting, playing bingo, playing Florence McLeron retiring. I’m healthy, and years. As the oldest child of quired. In lieu of owers, do- PD, in talking with Chief I look forward to the next cards and crossword puzzles. Family wishes to thank the a large family, she became a nations in memory of Nancy Dwyer, he convinced me to She was especially devoted to staff at The Seasons in Danvers chapter of my life.” dedicated caregiver at a young Lee Sen eben can be made come back. Elyse Carmosino can be her grandchildren in support- for the great care given to Ruth age. Nancy’s giving spirit only to the Salvation Army of the “I admire a lot of things ing them in their various acti- the past 4 years she resided reached at ecarmosino@ grew with time as she became donor’s choice. about him. He’s one of the itemlive.com. vates and events. Her smiles with them. hardest-working individ- and sassy personality will be Service Information: Her missed by all who loved her. funeral services and burial In addition to her hus- are private, a celebration band with whom she shared of her life will be at a lat- Lynn Y has a new name: Demakes 64 years of marriage ,she is er time. Donations in lieu survived by a daughter, Karen of owers may be made to DiMeglio and her husband Mi- the Alzheimer’s Association, DEMAKES chael of Danvers, a son Michael 309 Waverly Oaks Road, From A1 Eamma and his wife Sheryl of Waltham, MA 02452 Guest- Castle Hayne, North Carolina book at www.solimine.com and cardio areas; three her grandchildren, Christian, group exercise studios Cameron, Nicole, Ashley and with a dedicated cycling Meghan. She leaves her sis- studio; an indoor track; an ter Barbara McMillian of Fort adventure warrior obsta- cle course; and an outdoor playground. “This pandemic called Earl W. Boyce, 96 attention to how vital ex- 1925 - 2021 ercise and healthy social activities are in main- LYNN - Earl W. Boyce, age taining our physical and 96, of Lynn, died peacefully mental wellness,” says on Monday in a local nursing Andrea Baez, senior ex- home after a brief illness. He ecutive director of the was the husband of Barba- new Lynn Y. “This new ra (Pritchard) Boyce. Born in facility is a communi- Arlington, he was the son of ty-centered place where the late Earl Boyce and Grace our neighbors can safe- COURTESY PHOTOS (Stewart) (Boyce) MacLeod. He ly come together, social- was raised on Prince Edward The Demakes Family YMCA in Lynn will include two pools and a splash pad. ize, work out, learn, and Island, Canada, and came to includes 30 days of struction happening now and a sign of hope the United States at age 16. play. It will inspire peo- ple to get back on track. pre-opening tours and have no idea how incred- that we may start getting During World War II, Earl en- events leading up to its ible this building will back to doing the things listed in the Army Air Corps on It’s exactly what we need grand opening. be. Once they see it and we love.” his 18th birthday and served right now.” “This new building is use it, they are going to The facility will open on Iwo Jima. Following the mil- Lynn lifted its second be thrilled and so proud with all public health and itary he owned and operated round of restrictions on going to be something that this new YMCA is safety recommendations Boyce’s TV Repair for a number indoor gyms on Febru- special and will be a of years. He later went ary 1. Since then, the feather in the cap of right on their back door- in place. YMCA of Metro to work for Raytheon of Lynn; ve grandchil- YMCA began to launch our city,” said Demakes. step.” North members will be and built his career dren; Wyatt Boyce, Ja- its opening plan, which “People who see the con- In addition to its health required to wear a mask as a missile defense son Boyce, Tara Grajal, and fitness amenities, inside while working out. engineer. Upon retire- Ryan Quinn, and Justin the new YMCA will in- Also, reservations for ment, never one to be Quinn; six great grand- clude a healthy kitchen pool lanes, group class- idle, he went to work for children; Phoenix, Row- and café, an adolescent es, and gym time will be SmokeEnders, a global an, Mason, Lucy, Owen behavioral health clinic, required; and capacity company that helped smokers and Leonardo; his siblings a technology center, four limits will be capped at break the habit. He was proud John MacLeod, Nancy Siddle Y Academy preschool current state and city of having helped thousands of and Donna MacLeod; as well classrooms, and cooking guidance. people become smoke free. as many nieces and nephews. and nutrition programs Opening-day events will Earl was a proud member He was the brother of the late for youth. include a ribbon-cutting and past post commander Donald Boyce, Robert Ma- Tours for the public will ceremony honoring De- of the American Legion Post cLeod, and Elizabeth Prime. begin March 17, Baez said. makes and other invited 345 in Lynn. He treasured his Service Information: Pub- “We set aside special dignitaries who support- relationships with veteran post lic visiting hours will be held tour days for families ed the building’s develop- members. on Thursday from 2-4PM and during school vacation ment. Earl was loved and admired 6-8PM in the SOLIMINE FU- week, time for our neigh- To see the schedule and by all fortunate enough to NERAL HOME, 426 Broadway bors and longtime sup- book a tour, go to https:// know him. He was a kind and (Rt 129), Lynn. A private porters in Ward 6 to get www.ymcametronorth. good man with a deep per- funeral will be held in the a special tour, weekend org/lynntour. sonal integrity and a strong funeral home on Friday. Buri- hours for city and front- To take a virtual tour, go moral compass. In addition to al will follow in Pine Grove line workers, special to https://www.ymcamet- his large loving family he held Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives senior tour hours, and ronorth.org/lynntour. valued relationships with peo- and friends are respectfully A regulation-sized basketball court is one of others,” says Baez. “It’s Steve Krause can be ple from many walks of life. He invited and are expected to the amenities included in the Demakes Fam- an inspiration to have reached at skrause@item- will be deeply missed but never adhere to the guidelines of ily YMCA. this building opening live.com. forgotten. the Commonwealth of MA In addition to his wife, Barba- and the CDC which limits ra, he is survived by his daugh- the visitation and service to Don’t let the ter; Suzanne E. Quinn and her no more than 50 people in husband Bill of Tops eld, three the funeral home at a time. story go untold. sons; Donald E. Boyce and his Directions and guestbook at Home delivery wife Cathy of Salisbury, Earl www.solimine.com Share your loved one’s story. subscribers [email protected] | 781-593-7700 Boyce, Jr. and his wife Kathy Get FREE access of Nottingham, NH, and Randy to the e-edition on

M. Boyce and his wife Nancy In partnership with WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Promoting diversity in Lynn, Lynn eld Swampscott and beyond and Revere DIVERSITY From A1 report new undergraduate degree and a Master’s degree in high- er education administra- virus cases tion. She moved from Rox- By Gayla Cawley 1,059 cases and 29 deaths, bury to Swampscott in ITEM STAFF the town website reported. April 2019, but because Numbers remained the New coronavirus cases same in Nahant (223 cas- she still worked in Bos- were reported Tuesday in es, six deaths) and were ton, Meneide said she Lynn, Lynn eld and Re- not updated in Marble- didn’t truly connect with vere. head, Peabody, Saugus or her new community until In Lynn, 11 new cases she was all of a sudden were reported to bring Swampscott. forced to be there by the the city’s caseload to Peabody had 6,306 cas- COVID-19 pandemic. 15,742. Of that total, 254 es and 298 deaths as of “Having the opportunity cases are active, 198 peo- Monday, Marblehead had to get to know my neigh- ple have died, and 15,290 1,172 cases and 31 deaths bors and be in Swamp- have recovered from the as of last Friday, and num- scott 24/7 is a different virus, the city reported. bers have not been updat- experience for sure,” Me- Ten new cases were re- ed in Saugus (3,571 cases, neide said. ported in Revere, which 65 deaths) or Swampscott Meneide joined Neigh- now has 9,738 cases and (949 cases, 19 deaths) borhood House Charter 157 deaths, according to since last Thursday. School in Dorchester four the city website. Gayla Cawley can be years ago as the director Lynn eld reported two reached at gcawley@item- of college and career path- new cases to bring the live.com. Follow her on ways, where she says she town’s total numbers to Twitter @GaylaCawley. enjoys helping students nd the best path for their future. She is also the co-chair of the Diver- What’s in a name? sity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Steering Committee for the school, where she A debate in Saugus is currently helping the ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS school rework its curricu- Tamy-Feé Meneide and her son Edwin, 5, who inspires her to make a NAME because the building was lum to include a more di- change in her community. From A1 going to be coming down verse group of voices. anyways,” Wlodyka said. “We predominantly In addition, last month, situations, de-escalate sit- sure I’m not pouring from them out, but I just don’t teach Black and brown Swampscott for the rst uations and remove that an empty cup, because I’m think we can do that.” “We were under the un- students from Dorchester, time of cially recognized fear of the other and the not going to be the best Because the district has derstanding that it would Mattapan and Hyde Park, Black History Month, unknown,” Meneide said. version of myself if I hav- seen considerable recon- be transferred over.” and they’re not represent- which Meneide says gives “Getting them to step out- en’t invested in myself.” struction in recent years, He added that his ed in our curriculum,” she her hope for the town’s fu- side of that and acting as a She said she is mo- Whittredge said he’s no group was also under said. “That’s not OK.” ture. good ancestor. We all want tivated to continue by longer sure who has the the impression it would She has also been help- “It was really stark to to leave this Earth a little spending time with her authority to approve a be included in the school name change. ing to run monthly profes- hear that we had never bit better than what we 5-year-old son, Elijah, who opening process from the sional development work- recognized it before,” she came into.” “It’s a big gray area,” he attends a Catholic school beginning. shops on different topics said. “The town adminis- Meneide said that she said. “I’m not sure how to in Dorchester right by the “We wanted to be part in DEI, which have been tration has been leaning doesn’t feel she is able to school where she works. proceed from here, and into Black History Month separate her identity as I’m trying to gure out of the process, and that helpful in preparing her “He’s really my own to do the same thing with 365 days a year, and so I a Black woman into two the best way legally to do would have been incor- guiding light in all of this, the community in Swamp- hope that when we cele- separate issues, as it af- this.” porated into the school because bringing joy and scott, acting as a consul- brate Juneteenth we’ll be fects everything she does In 2014, a previous nding ways and moments actually opening, and tant for the town admin- able to see the town deco- in her work. However, she School Committee voted of joy for him has really not now at the tail end istration with the title of rate a little bit more, and always has to ensure that to rename the now-demol- when they’re starting to the same thing with pride she isn’t stretching herself replenished my energy in ished Saugus High School critical partner in DEI. put names and things In December 2020, Me- and with the other cul- too thin. this work,” Meneide said. auditorium after two of neide facilitated an an- tures that we want to be “Just being a woman “We have grown so much the district’s beloved per- up physically in the au- ti-racism forum with town celebrating.” in general, you have that closer and have created forming arts instructors: ditorium,” Wlodyka said. of cials, which touched on Next, she hopes to work motherly nature to want such a cool community drama teacher Nancy “They’ve already started everything from Swamp- with the Swampscott Po- to give, give, give and pour here in Swampscott. It re- Lemoine, and longtime to do all that stuff, so the scott’s majority-white pop- lice Department on an- into the community and ally, truly feels like home Saugus High School band opportunity was missed, ulation, to the experience ti-racism training. others before you even now.” director Jerome Mitchell. unfortunately.” of students who attend “We’ll take them through think about yourself,” she Tréa Lavery can be Both died in 2013 at the The School Commit- Swampscott schools via the training that they said. “What I try to focus reached at tlavery@item- ages of 56 and 92, respec- tee will hear the Lem- Boston’s Metco program. need in order to defuse on in my work is making live.com. tively. oine-Mitchell group’s James Wlodyka of the Lemoine-Mitchell Per- pitch at Thursday’s vir- forming Arts Group said tual committee meeting. Women’s ght for the group was speci cally Whittredge said a vote told when the auditorium will not be taken that eve- was rst dedicated in 2013 ning. that all signage bearing “It seems no one has the equal rights continues the auditorium’s name answer we’re all looking should be made portable for,” Whittredge said. “No to allow for easy moving one seems to know who’s groups such as the Nation- fact that it’s dif cult for bration of events such as in case a new school — WOMEN’S responsible for the nam- From A1 al Organization for Women people in Massachusetts Women’s History Month. talks for which had just (NOW), her opposition was to sometimes understand “Until women reach started — was built. ing of the schools.” national consciousness. enough to keep 15 states what goes on in other parts parity in the halls of pow- “We have plaques, but Elyse Carmosino can be This time, Congress passed from ratifying the ERA. of the country with respect er, I think there’s still a we were advised not to reached at ecarmosino@ the bill and sent it back to But in 2017, Nevada af- to women’s rights. good purpose to designat- actually hang them up itemlive.com. the states for rati cation rmed, and a year later so “I think in Massachu- on March 22, 1972. A dead- ing a time to recognize did Illinois. The nal state, setts we found another the women’s movement line for rati cation was set Virginia, rati ed it in Jan- way to primarily get wom- over the years,” she said. for 1979. uary 2020. en elected,” she said. “But However, the amend- However, the legality of the ERA faded a little bit “Even in Massachusetts, ment failed, falling three the nal three states has into the background, may- even if we’re doing better states short of the required been thrown into ques- be nationally. But the bat- than in many other states three-fourths (38) needed tion, and as recently as tles continue. The battle in terms of politics, we’re for rati cation. last Friday a federal judge for abortion rights contin- still in the legislature, at Visible leaders sprung up in Washington, D.C. ruled ues, right up until now. We about 30 percent women on both sides. that the votes of the last are not yet in the post-mi- when women are actually Author and journalist three states are not valid sogynist period. We’re not a majority in the popula- Gloria Steinem argued as they were well past the past the point where (the tion.” that the opposition was established deadline. In all ERA) would not be helpful. Steve Krause can be rooted in outmoded ideas likelihood, the ERA will The anti-feminist voices reached at skrause@item- about gender. In an essay end up being argued before are very active.” live.com. she wrote in 1970, Steinem the U.S. Supreme Court. Peabody City Council- argued against the prem- There’s no doubt from or Anne Manning-Martin AW FFICES OF The value of each coupon shown here is equal to ise that “women are biolog- two of the area’s female points out another reason L O AMES ARRIGAN ically inferior to me. state legislators about she believes the ERA is J J. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS Two votes for Charville and DePrizio President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant To the editor: yearning for just a touch School and Huckleberry E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director Regional Editor Gordon R. Hall of normalcy for children Hill School, forging strong 110 Munroe St. W J. K T¢  J £¤ Monica Connell Healey It has been a year unlike during this academic year. relationships between P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Page Editor J. Patrick Norton any other. A year lled It is evident that school staff and parents. Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T£¥ Michael H. Shanahan with so much change and COVID-19 has affected ev- She is the epitome of in- Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman Customer Service so much heartache. Yet, ery member of our school clusivity and is the exact Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS as a community, we were community differently. representative that any Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 able to witness the growth Throughout this time, parent would want in a Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 of compassion within so the School Committee ap- collaboration between the All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 many. peared composed under home and school environ- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Returning to a year the circumstances. It is ments. Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 ago, many children of our imperative that we all un- Brian’s leadership Classi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 community made signs to derstand that the ability skills are evident in his classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 hang from their windows of the School Committee laser-sharp focus and Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions with words of kindness to remain calm was a priv- con dent interactions as [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 and thanks to all those ilege due to their access to chairman of the Planning Circulation who protect and encour- the information that we, Board. As I (Michael) have [email protected] age them. From rst re- as parents, were not yet clearly witnessed from our Ext. 3 sponders to nurses, from aware. professional interactions, Newsroom teachers to grocery store Over months, it became Brian exercises sound [email protected] clerks, the children of our evident that there was a judgment and discretion [email protected] town thanked them all. need for greater transpar- when assessing issues Ext. 4 Our children are our ency and collaboration pertinent to our commu- Sports greatest teachers, because within our school commu- nity. His ability to commu- [email protected] they are born humble, in- nity, so we could all main- nicate openly for the bet- EDITORIAL clusive, and active listen- tain composure during terment of our community Ext. 5 ers to the world around turbulent times. is second-to-none. Retail and Online them. With that, the adults Two community mem- Brian’s detail-oriented Advertising [email protected] making decisions for them bers have chosen to stand and unbiased nature has should embody these same up and help our commu- resulted in great personal ADVERTISING Congress is characteristics. nity move forward, and and professional success. Ernie Carpenter Jr. We will preface this let- the citizens of Lynn eld These character traits will Director of Advertising and Business Development, ext. 1355 ter in stating that each can stand behind them. It ultimately be an asset to [email protected] broken. Earmarks member of the Lynn eld is with great excitement the School Committee. Ralph Mitchell public school staff de- and anticipation that we Kate DePrizio and Brian Sales Representative, ext. 1313 serves every single ounce support Kate DePrizio Charville, both individu- [email protected] of praise and respect for and Brian Charville for ally and together, embody might x it Eric Rondeau the job they have done the privileged positions of the inclusivity and com- Sales Representative, ext. 1280 for their students, for our School Committee mem- passion that our commu- [email protected] Editorial from the Bloomberg Opinion editorial children. bers. Their respective abil- nity clung to a year ago Patricia Whalen board The Lynn eld teachers’ ities and experiences will when our world turned Sales Representative, ext. 1310 level of commitment to our offer a renewed energy to upside down. Brian and [email protected] Just don’t call them earmarks. children has been beyond the School Committee. Kate are transparent com- BUSINESS OFFICE Plans are in the works to revive a legislative measure. We, as a fami- Kate’s compassion is municators and active Susan J. Conti procedure in which lawmakers can tie funding in ly, are eternally grateful. what we yearn for in a listeners, who will consis- Controller, ext. 1288 appropriations bills to speci c projects — airports, Working in the special leader. She has led the “To- tently recognize the privi- [email protected] bridges, museums — in their home state or dis- education department of gether We Grow” School lege associated with being Ted Grant trict. The process will now be referred to by the se- a public school, I (Court- Expansion Committee a member of the School Publisher, ext. 1234 rene euphemism of “community project funding,” ney) have lived the long with education and tenac- Committee. [email protected] since the traditional terms (earmarking, pork, hours of remote planning, ity. Kate has worked tire- Marian Kinney horse-trading) have come into disrepute. Whatev- the dif cult conversations lessly as a member of the Courtney and ext. 1212 [email protected] er it’s called, it’s a good idea. with parents regarding Parent-Teacher Organiza- Michael McKelvey Earmarking got a bad rap over the years, and not student progress, and the tions at both Tower Day Lynn eld Will Kraft Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 entirely without reason. Total spending on such [email protected] measures rose from less than $3 billion in 1991 to $29 billion at its peak in 2006. Tales of mis- Give track a chance Paula Villacreses spent funds proliferated. Favors were exchanged. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] Crimes were committed. You might recall a $223 To the editor: and eld. covering the track season million set-aside for connecting a remote Alaskan Not one article from any is part of that. Mike Shanahan I’ve read the Daily Item local schools has been Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 town to a yet more remote island. An uproar over Perhaps the most im- [email protected] this “bridge to nowhere” was one reason both par- as long as I can remem- written about track and portant reason that track ber. It’s been sent to my eld this season, which Carolina Trujillo ties suspended earmarks altogether in 2011. should be covered to me Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 In fact, though, such boondoggles were the ex- parents’ house, then my returns Fall II as well. is that it’s the most open [email protected] house, and now it is deliv- I think this is wrong for ception. Over the years, lawmakers generally re- sport. You’re going to cover Jim Wilson quested small-dollar earmarks to solve local prob- ered virtually to my phone many reasons. kids on the track team that Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 lems or fund workaday projects. The process often every morning. First of all, my kids work you wouldn’t cover on any [email protected] made Congress more responsive to regional needs Local journalism is im- hard. Without access to other team. My team has CIRCULATION and legislators more attentive to what they were portant. One of my favor- any indoor facilities of any more than 50 kids on the ite parts of The Item — sort open in the area (even Lisa Mahmoud passing. Because earmarks merely directed funds roster, grades 6 through Manager, ext. 1239 and I’m not alone in this the Reggie Lewis Center that were already being appropriated, moreover, 12, girls and boys, junior [email protected] — is the sports section, in Roxbury has closed), my they required no new spending and added nothing varsity and varsity, all pos- which highlights our com- kids have been training in CUSTOMER SERVICE to budget de cits. sessing different skills. More important, they created incentives for com- munity’s athletes, young whatever has been thrown La’ Mosha Ball and old, from the highest at them since December. I know I’m not the only Customer Service, ext. 1276 promise. A lawmaker looking to advance a gener- track coach who has such [email protected] al-interest bill could sweeten the pot by funding levels to those just start- We’ve trained in park- diversity on their team, local initiatives favored by an opposition member. ing out. ing lots, open elds, down GRAPHICS so it’s important that this This gave the minority an interest in governing, As a coach — beginning Lynn Shore Drive — what- sport is covered because Trevor Andreozzi encouraged bipartisanship, and helped resolve my career as an assis- ever it takes to work on Designer collective-action problems. Although unlovely, it tant at Swampscott Mid- conditioning, form, tech- of its equity and its way of [email protected] was often quite consequential: Both George W. dle School and now head nique, speed, agility, coor- bringing everyone to the Sean Casey Bush’s Medicare expansion and Barack Obama’s coach at St. Mary’s High dination, and everything table with their unique Designer Affordable Care Act relied on earmarks (broadly School — I’m interested in else it takes to be a great skills. My milers can’t do [email protected] de ned) for passage. seeing my kids get the cov- track athlete. They’ve what my javelin throwers Amanda Lunn In addition to reviving the art of bargaining, erage they deserve. done so without complaint can do, and my shot put- Designer restoring the practice might have some further Of course, I’m not the — and with masks. I am so ters can’t do what my high [email protected] bene ts. It would help Congress reclaim the pow- only coach who has had proud of them. jumpers can do – and that’s Edwin Peralta Jr. er of the purse from anonymous executive-branch to make sure on their own The local coaches in this why it’s the best, most in- Designer [email protected] bureaucrats. It might ease the drama and chaos that this was the case. I area work hard, too. We’ve viting sport ever created. that has attended budget ghts in recent years. know how big the staff all had to improvise. Some I know that the lack of NEWSROOM It might even — perish the thought — encourage is at The Item (I worked leagues are going with attention to track is by no Mike Alongi moderation by giving congressional leaders more there for a summer, orga- virtual meets, others with means a problem unique to Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] tools to discipline the loony fringes. nizing years of archives) in-person meets that care- The Item. Frankly, we are Conceivably, upholding the earmark morato- and I know you’re spread fully stress social distanc- overlooked in many situa- Elyse Carmosino Reporter, ext. 1264 rium might still be worth it to get government thin, but as I write this on ing guidelines and follow tions. However, the kids who Saturday morning with all appropriate protocols. [email protected] spending under control. Yet no one would mistake are on my team and the lit- the sports page open on Our athletic directors the years that followed the ban for an era of scal eral thousands of kids who Allysha Dunnigan discipline. Partly that’s because lawmakers have my laptop at the begin- have been paramount in Reporter, ext. 1302 run on track teams across [email protected] devised more opaque and informal methods of ning of a bizarre “Fall II” coordinating all of this. season, I see previews for The efforts myself and my the communities covered wrangling bureaucrats to their ends. But mostly by The Item deserve rec- Tréa Lavery it’s because the vast majority of federal spending football, basketball, soccer, fellow coaches – particu- Reporter, ext. 1317 ognition for their hours of — Medicare, Social Security and so on — proceeds and volleyball teams with larly personal to me, my [email protected] dedication and hard work on autopilot; earmarks have never made up more pictures of players poised amazing assistant coach Gayla Cawley to have a great season and Themo Liakopoulos and toward their achievements. Regional Editor, ext. 1236 than a minuscule fraction of a given budget. [email protected] On balance, then, the bene ts to earmarking far quotes from coaches who my high school coaches Pe- Thank you, outweigh the drawbacks — particularly if Con- have been eagerly await- ter Bush, Joe Tenney, Jeff Cheryl Charles ing this season. Bartlett, Deems Hatch, Tristan Smith News Editor, ext. 1278 gress imposes rules to maximize transparency. [email protected] Many prudent reforms had already been put in I can’t help but notice, and Ralph Souppa – and Head Coach then, that one sport is our athletic directors St. Mary’s High School Spenser Hasak place before the ban, including requirements that Photographer, ext. 1332 lawmakers attach their own names (and those of missing entirely: track should be recognized, and Track and Field [email protected] any bene ciaries) to earmarks and publish the de- Julia Hopkins tails on their websites. Photographer, ext. 1224 These should be reinstated as the practice is [email protected] phased back in. House Democrats are mulling Thor Jourgensen further reforms, including capping the total fund- Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 ing for such projects at 1 percent of discretionary [email protected] spending, limiting the number of requests per Daniel Kane lawmaker, requiring evidence of community sup- Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 port for such initiatives, and prohibiting members [email protected] and their relatives from nancially bene ting Steve Krause from them. Such rules amount to codifying com- Senior Writer, ext. 1229 mon sense. [email protected] Restoring earmarks won’t resolve all of Amer- Guthrie Scrimgeour ica’s political problems, of course. But from the Reporter, ext. 1222 [email protected] Compromise of 1790 to the current imbroglio over pandemic relief, getting things done in the U.S. Anne Marie Tobin Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 Congress has always required pragmatism, com- [email protected] promise and highly imperfect solutions. There’s no shame in that. 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All address information, particu- on Summer Street. A dis- BLM mural OK’d to move forward larly arrests, re ect police records. patched of cer reported the In the event of a perceived inac- dog was brought in. BLM youth taking charge in this before anyone else.” Matter movement. curacy, it is the sole responsibility A caller reported seeing From A1 this project. Hogan, as well as other Kief Schleifer, of KSDe- a green laser beam over the of the concerned party to contact “A Black Lives Matter participants in the meet- sign Collaborative said water in the area of Winthrop/ and run until Johnson mural is another layer ing, expressed their frus- the project needs the City the relevant police department and Revere at 10:09 p.m. Sunday. Street, with a reverse mu- of the movement where tration with city of cials Council and mayor to be have the department issue a no- An of cer reported seeing no ral beginning in front of there’s so many things lengthening the process, at the forefront. She said tice of correction to the Daily Item. beam of light over the bay at City Hall and continuing that come together to saying that they support that type of support will Corrections or clarications will not that time. to the front of the court- make change happen,” she the movement and would not only allow the mural be made without express notice of An of cer reported ob- house. Further details, said. “When people see a like to see it progress. to be possible, but will in- including the artists in- change from the arresting police serving a green laser beam Black Lives Matter mu- The LPAC formed a crease support throughout volved and the costs and ral on the streets of Lynn, subcommittee at Tuesday the city and spread the department. coming from Revere Beach at 8:03 p.m. Monday. State sketches, cannot be deter- they’re going to think wow, night’s meeting to assist word of the importance of Police were noti ed and stat- mined until the project is change is happening, even Prudencio and Garrido the project. LYNN ed they would notify Logan approved. in our city.” with forming the proposal Prudencio said that Airport. Prudencio said they plan Prudencio said the group for the project, ensuring when the proposal is ap- Arrests to create a colorful mural, plans on using local art- that it is clear and de- proved, he will work with PEABODY to bring a more vibrant ists to work on the mural, tailed so they can receive LPAC, and nonpro ts in- Jared Mumbauer, of 22 feel and a bright touch. and noted the importance approval to move forward cluding Beyond Walls, the Elmore St., was arrested He said a police detail and of the community working with the planning and be- North Shore Juneteenth at 10:35 a.m. Tuesday on Accidents necessary precautions will together on the project to gin approaching potential Association, YMCA, and charges of assault with a dan- surround the mural site, show support for the peo- artists. Boys & Girls Club of Lynn gerous weapon, drug posses- A report of a motor vehicle crash at 10:56 a.m. Monday ensuring the safety of all of ple of Lynn. Supporter and Lynn to put the mural together. sion, disorderly conduct and the people involved in put- at Walgreens at 35 Main St. Ward 6 Councilor Fred native Bolaji Odusanya Prudencio hopes that resisting arrest. ting the mural together. A motor vehicle crash was Hogan was one of the rst said the proposed mural the painting of the mural Hassan Sofe, 39, was ar- Prudencio expressed his reported at 5:19 p.m. Mon- supporters of this project, is vital to the city and will can begin in the spring or rested at 5:35 p.m. Monday gratitude for the support according to Prudencio. have a great impact. summer, pending the ap- on charges of trespassing and day at 2 Cross St. and 174 that has already been Andover St. Katy E. Beriguete, Hogan said he advocated “Lynn is one of the most proval of the mayor. He open and gross lewdness. shown for this project, for this project in a meet- diverse cities,” he said. asks for support and en- Andre Wesley, 33, of 19 42, of 29 Tracey St., was sum- highlighting the more moned for unlicensed opera- ing with McGee. “Putting a mural in our courages people to view Leavitt Place, was arrested at than 2,000 signatures the “I told them that this is city is one of the most the murals in Somerville 3:44 p.m. Monday on charges tion of a motor vehicle after a mural has received on a two-car crash. important in Lynn because peaceful ways we can pro- and Worcester, noting his of unlicensed operation of a youth-led petition through Lynn is so diverse,” Hogan test every single day with- hope that the one in Lynn motor vehicle and use of change.org. explained. “This would be out even intentionally do- can be painted in a similar electronics while operating a Complaints Nicole Mcclain, founder a big statement for our ing it.” fashion. motor vehicle. A report of a disturbance at of the North Shore June- city. We’re supposed to be He said the mural will Allysha Dunnigan can 11:33 p.m. Monday at East teenth Association, also the city of rsts and we’re show that Lynn cares and be reached at adunnigan@ voiced her support for the Accidents End Veterans Memorial Park supposed to do things like supports the Black Lives itemlive.com. A report of a motor vehicle at 45 Walnut St. A caller re- crash at Atkinson and Walnut ported a man appeared to be streets at 2:10 p.m. Monday; having a loud argument with State sets elementary and on Locust Street at 4:40 p.m. himself. An of cer found the Monday; at Ford and Locust man at the Commons, who streets at 4:49 p.m. Mon- relayed that he was having a day; at 172 Washington St. at stressful day and was taking middle school reopening dates 11:24 p.m. Monday; at Ham- a walk to clear his head. No ilton and Lawton avenues at assistance was needed. BOSTON (AP) — All of con rmed cases of 1:31 a.m. Tuesday; at 329 public elementary schools COVID-19, with about 180 Western Ave. at 4:33 a.m. SAUGUS in Massachusetts will be in intensive care units. Tuesday. required to open for full- The average age of those Assault Theft time, in-person learning hospitalized was 69. There Police received a report of by April 5, while middle were an estimated 27,000 A report of a larceny at 43 a past assault and battery schools will be required to people with current active State St. at 1:56 p.m. Mon- on Pinehurst Avenue at 2:37 do so on April 28, the state cases of COVID-19 in the day. p.m. Monday. Department of Elementa- state. ry and Secondary Educa- The number of probable Breaking and Entering tion announced Tuesday. or con rmed COVID-19 MARBLEHEAD No reopening date was deaths reported in long- A caller reported at 5:54 provided for high schools, term care facilities rose to Complaints p.m. Monday that he believed but the department said 8,690. A report of a loud “blast” at someone may have broken districts would be giv- More than 2.2 million into his garage on Saville en two weeks’ notice and doses of COVID-19 vac- 1:45 p.m. Monday on Colum- FILE PHOTO | THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE VIA AP bia Road. Police reported not Street the night before and should start planning to cines have been adminis- being able to hear anything in he had just noticed. An of - reopen high schools now. Anna Artist, 6, works on her classwork in St. tered in Massachusetts, the area. cer was dispatched for more The announcement comes Mary’s School, a Catholic school in Lee. including nearly 1.5 mil- A report of unemployment information. just days after state Educa- lion rst doses and more tion Commissioner Jeffrey The Massachusetts con rmed coronavirus than 730,000 second dos- fraud at 5:42 p.m. Monday Teachers Association has deaths in Massachusetts on Lorraine Terrace Vandalism Riley was given the au- es. thority to determine when said reopening decisions rose by 20 on Tuesday, Including the one-shot should be left to local pushing the state’s con- Fire A man walked into the sta- hybrid and remote learning Johnson & Johnson doses, tion at 2:53 p.m. Monday to models will no longer count school committees. rmed COVID-19 death nearly 760,000 individu- A report of a building re at report damage to his vehicle. toward student learning About 20 percent of the toll to 16,123 since the als have been fully vacci- 7:09 a.m. Monday on Atlantic hours across the state. state’s districts remain in start of the pandemic. nated in Massachusetts. Avenue. An unattached shed SWAMPSCOTT School districts can ap- remote-only learning. The number of new- Nearly 2.6 million doses re was reported. Police re- ply for a waiver if they do Gov. Charlie Baker has ly con rmed cases of have been shipped to the announced that Massa- COVID-19 increased by ported the re was knocked Complaint not think it’s safe to open state. down. under the state’s plan, chusetts teachers will be about 1,000. FREE COVID-19 A resident of Archer Street but Riley said they would eligible to register for a The true number of to- TESTING EXTENDED NAHANT called the station at 9:45 be given only “for a limit- coronavirus vaccine start- tal cases is likely higher Massachusetts is ex- p.m. Monday to report that ed set of circumstances.” ing Thursday, but warned because studies suggest tending a free COVID-19 Parents will also have that demand far exceeds some people can be infect- testing program even as Complaints she believed someone had been in her home earlier in the option to keep their supply. ed and not feel sick. it ramps up the delivery of Police received a call at the day because her mail children in a virtual learn- VIRUS BY There were about 700 vaccine shots to millions 6:45 p.m. Sunday from a res- was strewn around the room. ing model through the end THE NUMBERS people reported hospi- of residents, health of - ident who reported a dog was Nothing appeared to be miss- of the school year. The number of newly talized Tuesday because cials said Tuesday. barking behind her apartment ing. Biden dog Major in doghouse In crash photos after injuring security agent suit, judge By Darlene publicly and spoke to The state and California. The Jill Biden has been pre- Superville Associated Press on the dogs will return to the occupied with getting the ASSOCIATED PRESS condition of anonymity. White House soon, Psaki German shepherds settled rules in favor of Psaki said plans already said. in at the White House, WASHINGTON — Pres- had been made to send the “With the rst lady trav- which can be a dif cult ident Joe Biden has Major trouble. dogs to Delaware for care eling for three days, Champ place even for a human to Vanessa Bryant Family dogs Major and while Biden’s wife, Jill, left and Major went to Dela- get used to. The president Champ have been ban- town on Monday to spend ware to stay with family said a few weeks ago that LOS ANGELES (AP) crashed west of Los An- Tuesday and Wednesday friends,” Michael LaRosa, even he is still getting — A federal judge in Cal- geles in the hills of Cal- ished from the White House for a doggie time touring U.S. military in- spokesperson for Jill Biden, used to the trappings of ifornia has ruled that abasas. stallations in Washington said Tuesday in an email. his of ce. Kobe Bryant’s widow, The Times later report- out in Delaware after Vanessa Bryant, can ob- ed that an investigation Major caused a “minor in- tain the names of four found deputies shared jury” to a Secret Service Wenham Pines, Wenham, MA Los Angeles County photos of victims’ re- agent. AFFORDABLE HOUSING LOTTERY for 55+ CONDOMINIUM COMMUNITY sheriff’s deputies who mains. Vanessa Bryant White House press 1 Two Bedroom Unit ($130,000) and 1 Three Bedroom Unit ($150,000) allegedly shared graphic sued, seeking damages for secretary Jen Psaki ex- Informational Meeting: March 16, 2021 photos from the site of negligence and invasion of plained the canine caper Via Zoom the helicopter crash that privacy. Tuesday by saying the Lottery Date: April 20, 2021 killed her husband, their County lawyers ar- dogs “are still getting ac- Attendance is optional and not mandatory to be placed on waitlist daughter Gianna and gued that the deputies’ climated and accustomed seven others. names should remain to their new surroundings An effort by Los An- under seal because re- and new people.” Providing affordable housing in Wenham; One two-bedroom unit ($130,000) and One three geles County lawyers to leasing them would “On Monday, the first bedroom unit ($150,000) available for purchase. keep the deputies’ names make it easy for hackers family’s younger dog Ma- jor was surprised by an under seal was rejected to locate their person- Income limits apply – 1 person (50% AMI) $44,800; 2 persons $51,200; 3 persons $57,600; unfamiliar person and Monday by U.S. District al information and ad- 4 persons $63,950 gross income reacted in a way that Judge John F. Walter, the dresses. $150 per month HOA fee includes trash, landscaping and snow removal. Los Angeles Times re- The judge wrote that resulted in a minor in- jury to the individual, ported. Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s For information, reasonable acommodation, or to request an application, please call The ruling means the “promise to publicly re- which was handled by the White House medi- names and details from lease the (internal affairs 283 Elliot St., Beverly, MA 01915 Tel: 978-922-1305; TTY/TTD: Dial 711 an internal affairs in- bureau) report after the cal unit, with no further treatment needed,” Psa- vestigation of the dep- conclusion of the investi- Applications will also be available on our website: www.harborlightcp.org uties could be added to gation undermines Defen- ki said. Vanessa Bryant’s lawsuit dants’ purported concern She would not con rm Applications can be mailed to P.O. Box 507, Beveryly, MA 01915. Application deadline for against the county and in the disclosure of the that a Secret Service the lottery is April 15, 2021. Once lottery has been conducted, we will have an open the Sheriff’s Depart- limited excerpts at issue agent was injured in Mon- application period. ment. The county, how- here.” day’s incident, but an ad- ever, can appeal the de- The judge also wrote ministration of cial later cision. that the public has a said an agent was Major’s Kobe Bryant and the vested interest in assess- victim. The agent was not others were killed Jan. ing the truthfulness of seriously injured, said 26, 2020, when the heli- allegations of police mis- the of cial, who was not copter they were aboard conduct. authorized to comment A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 Biden hopes to boost offshore wind as Mass. project advances

By Matthew Daly and Patrick Whittle ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — A huge wind farm off the Massachusetts coast is edging closer to federal PHOTO | SHUTTERSTOCK approval, setting up what Car traf c in Boston is lighter because of the the Biden administration pandemic. hopes will be a model for a sharp increase in offshore wind energy development Boston no longer along the East Coast. The Vineyard Wind project, south of Mar- the most congested tha’s Vineyard near Cape Cod, would create 800 megawatts of electricity, city in nation enough to power 400,000 PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS $1,000 due to the reduction homes in New England. in traf c delays brought on If approved, the $2 bil- Three of Deepwater Wind’s turbines stand in the water off Block Island, R.I. BOSTON — A steep by the sharp drop in vehi- lion project would be the reduction in the amount least 1 nautical mile apart, sive, bird-slaughtering good-paying jobs,” said cle-miles traveled, accord- first utility-scale wind of traf c on Boston-ar- allowing fishing boats eas- way to make electricity, Amanda Lefton, director ing to the report. power development in ea roadways during the ier movement around the and his administration of the Bureau of Ocean Commuters shouldn’t federal waters. A smaller coronavirus pandemic has blades, officials said. resisted or opposed wind Energy Management, an get used to less congestion wind farm operates near dropped the city from rst The Interior Depart- projects nationwide, in- Interior agency that over- and shorter commutes, Block Island in waters to fourth on a list of the ment said Monday it has cluding Vineyard Wind. sees the project. Chris Dempsey of the ad- controlled by the state of completed an environ- The project’s developer nation’s most congested “The Biden administra- vocacy group Transpor- Rhode Island. mental analysis of Vine- temporarily withdraw its cities, according to a new tion is putting wind back Vineyard Wind is sig- yard Wind, with a decision application late last year study. tation for Massachusetts nificantly farther offshore on whether to approve the in a bid to stave off possi- in the sails of this vital Boston drivers lost 48 told the Boston Herald. than Cape Wind, a pre- project expected as soon ble rejection by the Trump new industry,” said Sen. hours in traf c conges- “Whether we’re ranked vious Massachusetts off- as next month administration. Biden Ed Markey, D-Mass., a tion in 2020, compared to rst in the country or fourth shore wind project that President Joe Biden has provided a fresh opening longtime cheerleader for 101 hours in 2019, accord- in the country or 10th in famously failed amid op- vowed to double offshore for the project soon after the Vineyard Wind project. ing to the INRIX Global the country, congestion is position from the Kenne- wind production by 2030 taking office in January. “Responsible development Traf c Scorecard released a problem that remains dy family and business- as part of his administra- “The United States is of wind off our coast (will) Monday. worth xing,” he said. man William Koch, among tion’s efforts to slow cli- poised to become a global energize the economy, pro- Massachusetts is ex- others, who considered it The only U.S. cities with mate change. The likely clean energy leader,” said vide affordable electricity worse traf c last year tending a free COVID-19 a bird-killing eyesore in approval of Vineyard Wind Laura Daniel Davis, a se- and move us further into a testing program even as their ocean views. were New York, Phila- — one of two dozen off- nior Interior Department climate-safe future,” Mar- it ramps up the delivery of Supporters say Vineyard delphia and Chicago. The shore wind projects along official. key said. vaccine shots to millions Wind, located nearly 15 the East Coast in varying Vineyard Wind, which most congested city in the Despite the enthusiasm, of residents, health of - miles (24 kilometers) off- stages of development — is slated to become op- world in 2020 was Bogota, offshore wind develop- cials said Tuesday. shore, is better situated marks a sharp turnaround erational in 2023, is the Colombia, according to the than Cape Wind and uses from the Trump admin- first of many offshore ment is still in its infan- study. The free testing pro- superior technology with istration, which stymied wind projects that will cy in the U.S., far behind Fewer hours on the road gram at more than 35 lo- fewer and larger turbine wind power both onshore help the nation “combat progress made by coun- led to more money in the cations across the state blades. Under a preferred and in the ocean. climate change, improve tries in Europe. Besides pockets of commuters. Bos- was scheduled to end on alternative being consid- As president Donald resilience through reliable the Block Island project, a ton experienced one of the March 31 — but will now ered, the project’s giant Trump frequently derided power and spur econom- small wind farm operates largest cost savings with continue through the end turbines will be located at wind power as an expen- ic development to create off the coast of Virginia. drivers saving more than of June. Rhode Island unveils NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Massachusetts of cer their plans Monday in a pended license. His name alleges corruption within news release from UAW was not released and a Local 2110, which rep- court date has not been ambitious plan to department resents cultural and ad- scheduled. ministrative workers in The crash remains un- HOLYOKE (AP) — A New England and New der investigation. Massachusetts police of- York, The Berkshire Eagle cer who posted a video vaccinate teachers reported. Maine man sues paper online alleging corruption The museum announced PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) ed by the addition of more caseas and 2,556 deaths. within his department mill over levels of ‘forever last March that 120 of 165 — Rhode Island plans than 14,000 excess doses The number of patients says he has been placed on employees would be laid chemicals’ to get all K-12 teachers, from the long-term care in the hospital with the paid administrative leave off. Some of the staff let go school support staffers, facility pharmacy partner- disease was 145 as of Sun- after refusing to take it FAIRFIELD, Maine (AP) were rehired, while other and workers at state li- ship that will be added to day, up slightly from the down and will probably — A Maine man is suing long-term employees were censed child care facilities the state’s general inven- previous day. lose his job. a paper mill company not, according to the re- their rst dose of a corona- tory. The latest seven-day Holyoke Of cer Rafa- that operates in the state lease. virus vaccine by the end of The plan was welcomed average positivity rate in el Roca, a former Marine about levels of long-last- “In March, many of my March, Gov. Daniel McKee by two major teacher’s Rhode Island is 2.04 per- hired in 2016, said in the ing chemicals in wells and colleagues were let go, my- said Tuesday. unions, the Rhode Island cent, up slightly from two 43-minute video posted on elsewhere. self included, with little The shots will be admin- Federation of Teachers weeks ago. State health YouTube that Chief Man- Nathan Saunders of communication and no as- istered starting as early as and the state branch of departments are calculat- ny Febo is “corrupt” and Fair eld led the law- surance there would be a this week at the 30 local the National Education ing positivity rate differ- plays favorites, and he ar- suit Friday against Bos- job to return to in future,” vaccination clinics already Association. ently across the country, gued that members of mi- ton-based Sappi North Amanda Tobin, associate established around the Frank Flynn, president but for Rhode Island the nority groups are passed America. The lawsuit con- director of education, said state, the Democrat said of the Rhode Island Fed- AP calculates the rate by over for plum assign- cerns per- and poly uoro- in the release. during a news conference eration of Teachers, said dividing new cases by test ments and that discipline alkyl compounds, which “Unionizing is the best at a Pawtucket vaccina- although some may be encounters using data is handed out selectively. are also called PFAS and way to move forward on tion site. Staffers at pub- hesitant, “overwhelmingly from The COVID Tracking He also called for the are sometimes referred to equal footing with leader- lic, private and parochial teachers are thrilled” to be Project. FBI or the state attorney as “forever chemicals.” ship and start to rebuild schools will be eligible. prioritized for vaccinations. The seven-day rolling general’s of ce to investi- The lawsuit makes the trust and reorganize pri- Support staff, including In conjunction with the average of daily new cases gate the department. claim that the chemicals orities in the face of the paraprofessionals, clerical effort to get teachers vac- in Rhode Island has fallen “Yeah, they didn’t waste in water sources in Som- very real, systemic issues staff, custodial staff, bus cinated, the state will ex- from about 320 on Feb. 21 any time. They took my gun erset County came from that the COVID-19 pan- drivers and others are in- pand vaccine eligbility to to about 242 on Monday, and my badge and kicked biosolids from the mill’s demic and this summer’s cluded in the plan, he said. people who are from 60 to according to The COVID me out of the email sys- wastewater treatment uprisings for racial justice “Getting our teachers, 64 years old and to those Tracking Project. tem,” Roca told Masslive. plant, the Morning Senti- have exposed,” Tobin said. school staff, and child care 18 and over with under- DOCTOR com on Monday. “I’ll prob- nel reported. An attorney Mass MoCA spokesper- workers vaccinated is one lying health conditions by REINSTATED ably lose my job, but I’m for Saunders, Brian Mah- son Jenny Wright said the of the best things we can mid-March. The Rhode Island De- good. I stand behind the any, told the Sentinel that museum had no comment. do right now to support More than 236,000 vac- partment of Health has video and what I said in it.” the damages “will be in the students, families, schools, cine rst doses have been reinstated the medical Febo, who plans to retire tens of millions of dollars.” and our economy,” McKee administered in the state, license of a doctor who in July, said he has noth- 86-year-old woman on He said homeowners have said Tuesday. and more than 94,000 peo- investigators concluded ing to hide. sidewalk struck suffered from elevated lev- The only exception will ple have been fully vacci- had deliberately exposed “I stand by the integri- killed by vehicle els of PFAS in their water. be in Providence, where nated, according to the his patients and staff to ty of the men and women Sappi North America a clinic exclusively for health department Tues- COVID-19. of the Holyoke Police De- MALDEN (AP) — An told the Morning Sentinel school and day care work- day. Dr. Anthony Farina Jr.’s partment and I welcome 86-year-woman walk- it “strongly disputes” the ers will be set up to ad- POSITIVE TRENDS license was suspended in any outside agency that ing on the sidewalk was allegations. The company minister the shots, state The state’s weekly per- January after state health would like to look into any struck and killed by an touted its record of envi- Education Commissioner cent positive rate, weekly Director Dr. Nicole Alex- of the alleged allegations SUV that crashed through ronmental stewardship. Angelica Infante-Green hospitalization rate, and ander-Scott determined from the video,” he said in the doors of an auto repair State of cials have said. weekly rate of new cas- that he presented a dan- a statement. shop across the street, au- found dozens of wells in To reach the state’s es per 100,000 popula- ger to the community for Roca said he was sus- thorities said. Fair eld had higher levels goals, about 18,500 teach- tion — key metrics used his “overall pattern of un- pended for violating the The woman was walking of the compounds than the ers, school staffers and to measure the spread of precedented willful mis- department’s social media in Malden at about 1:30 federal limit. child care workers need the coronavirus — are all conduct.” policy, which bars of cers p.m. Monday when she The Maine Depart- to be vaccinated, said down, the state Depart- His medical privileg- from criticizing the de- was struck, according to a ment of Environmental Tom McCarthy, director of ment of Health reported es were restored Feb. 23 partment on social media statement from the Mid- Protection does not have the state Department of Tuesday. without explanation, ac- platforms. dlesex district attorney’s enough information at the Health’s COVID-19 unit. The department also cording to department of ce. moment to identify par- People will be vaccinat- reported almost 300 new records, The Providence Workers at Massachusetts The SUV, driven by a ties that are responsible ed based on where they con rmed cases of the dis- Journal reported Tuesday. museum to take union vote 28-year-old man, reversed for elevated PFAS levels, work, not where they live, ease and seven additional “Dr. Farina’s license through the garage doors said David Madore, the he said. virus-related fatalities, for was suspended because of NORTH ADAMS (AP) — of the repair shop before department’s acting dep- The effort will be boost- more than 129,000 known concerns that his contin- Workers at a Massachu- striking the woman, who uty commissioner. The de- uation in practice would setts museum, citing job was pronounced dead at partment has “remained Neptune Towers Apartments Will be accepting applications for placement on the waiting list for housing from constitute an immediate insecurity, low pay, and the scene. Broadcast video focused on providing safe March 1, 2021 to March 15, 2021 danger to the public. It layoffs during the pan- showed the SUV perched drinking water,” he said. Neptune Towers is a project based Section 8 community, income restrictions apply Applications available at the property or by request to: was later determined that demic, have announced atop a brick wall after the The lawsuit is a class Neptune Towers 130 Neptune Blvd., Suite 108E Dr. Farina’s continuation plans to vote on whether crash. action lawsuit and is open Lynn, MA 01905 in practice no longer con- to form a union. The victim was identi ed to residents of Somerset Attention: Occupancy Specialist Tel: 781-595-6400 Fax: 781-599-1560 TTY: 800-439-2370 stituted an immediate Workers at the Massa- Tuesday as Athena Hart- County, Saunders’ lawyer Applications also available via email request: [email protected] danger to the public, so his chusetts Museum of Con- well, a resident of a nearby said. The chemicals don’t and on the website: www.hallkeen.com Reasonable accommodations made on request license was restored,” Jo- temporary Art in North senior housing facility. break down easily in the Placement on the waiting list will be determined by lottery Applications must be received or postmarked by no later than March 15, 2021 seph Wendelken, spokes- Adams, including cura- The driver was taken to environment, and have person for the department tors, art fabricators, edu- the hospital. He has been been linked to human said in an email to the cators, and “front-facing” cited for operation of a health problems in some newspaper. employees, announced motor vehicle with a sus- scienti c studies. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Miami janitor quietly feeds thousands, and love’s the reason By Kelli Kennedy it to them, because if they ASSOCIATED PRESS go home and have nothing it hurts my feelings.” MIAMI — Doramise Moreau also feeds people Moreau toils long past back in her little village midnight in her tiny kitch- north of Port-au-Prince. en every Friday — boiling Despite her meager sala- lemon peels, crushing fra- ry, she sends food pallets grant garlic and onion into monthly to her sisters a spice blend she rubs onto and brother, nieces, neph- chicken and turkey, cooking ews and neighbors, telling the dried beans that accom- her sister over the phone pany the yellow rice she’ll to make sure this person deliver to a Miami church. gets a bag of rice and that She’s singlehandedly person gets the sardines. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS cooked 1,000 meals a week Every morning before PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A hand sanitizer dispenser remains mounted since the pandemic’s start work, for the church’s to a tree at Camp Fernwood, a summer camp — a an act of love she’s Doramise Moreau stands next to the new car staff, police and local com- for girls in Poland, Maine. content to perform with she received for her community service at No- munity leaders, Moreau little compensation. tre Dame d’Haiti Catholic Churchin Miami. prepares a table with a Moreau, a 60-year-old special Haitian hot tea to an ear of corn — to give to still feeding the hungry. widow who lives with her ward off colds. She lays out Happy campers: someone who needed it. She borrows the church children, nephew and vapors to inhale and other “Sometimes when you’re truck to buy groceries on three grandchildren, cooks remedies from her home- looking at people in their Thursday and Friday and in the kitchen of a home land believed to strength- More overnight built by Habitat for Hu- face, they don’t need to cooks into the wee hours en the immune system. manity in 2017. ask you,” she explained. of the night for Saturday’s “She takes care of ev- Her days are arduous. “You can see they need feedings. Notre Dame erybody from A to Z,” said She works part-time as something.” d’Haiti Catholic Church Reginald Jean-Mary, pas- camps to reopen a janitor at a technical Her mother was furious, pays for the food, rely- tor at the church. “She’s a school, walking or taking constantly scolding and ing on donations. Moreau true servant. She goes be- the bus. But the work of threatening Moreau, even prepares the meals sin- yond the scope of work to her heart, the reason she telling the priest to refuse glehandedly, while church be a presence of hope and this summer rises each morning, is to give her communion. volunteers serve or deliver compassion for others.” By David Sharp need this experience,” said feeding the hungry. But she was not deterred. them to shut-ins. A few years ago when ASSOCIATED PRESS Tom Rosenberg, from the As a little girl in Hai- “I told her, ‘You can whup “Americans, Spanish, the church couldn’t afford ACA. ti, she often pilfered food me today, you can whup Haitian, they come here,” to hire a cleaning crew, PORTLAND, Maine — Most of the overnight from her parents’ pantry me tomorrow, but I’m go- she said. “Even when I’m Moreau offered to do it for There are going to be more camps that did remain — some dried rice and ing to continue to do it.’” closing, they say, ‘Please, a negligible sum. She does happy campers this sum- open last summer mostly beans, maybe an onion or Decades later, Moreau is can I have some,’ and I give it with a cheerful heart. mer as more camps choose operated successfully, cre- to reopen despite the pan- ating their own “bubbles” demic, providing millions and emphasizing safety by more kids an opportunity grouping kids in cohorts, Volunteers are key at vaccine to gather around a camp- mandating masks and re. social distancing indoors, Most camp directors sat and imposing lots of hand out last summer as the vi- washing. Many required sites, it pays off with a shot rus raged across the coun- kids to quarantine or to be try, either because of state tested before arrival. restrictions that barred By Terry Tang and rus, volunteers are needed But there were a few them from opening or be- Manuel Valdes to do everything from di- notable outbreaks. More cause of concerns about ASSOCIATED PRESS rect traf c to check people than 250 people were in- keeping kids healthy. But in so vaccination sites run fected at a camp in Geor- SEATTLE — When Se- with cases declining and smoothly. In return for gia, and more than 80 attle’s largest health care their work, they’re often more people vaccinated system got a mandate each day, many are feeling people were infected at a given a shot. Many peo- camp in Missouri, for ex- from Washington state to ple who don’t yet qualify more con dent about re- create a mass COVID-19 opening this season. ample. for a vaccine — including Parents who have seen vaccination site, organiz- those who are young and Parents are currently ers knew that gathering scrambling to get their their kids isolated from healthy — have been friends and spending too enough volunteers would volunteering in hopes of kids signed up before slots much time indoors are ea- be almost as crucial as the getting a dose they other- are lled in many states ger to give their kids some vaccine itself. wise may not receive for like Maine, where at least sense of normalcy. “We could not do this months. Large vaccination 100 overnight camps will “Given all that kids without volunteers,” said clinics across the country be open. But some states have gone through, it’s Renee Rassilyer-Bomers, have seen thousands try- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS have yet to release their an amazing opportunity chief quality of cer for ing to nab limited num- operating guidelines. Wearing colored vests, volunteer workers sit so- for them that gives them Swedish Health Services bers of volunteer shifts. In New York, Andrew and head of its vaccination cially distanced as they take part in a training a glimpse of normal life It’s raised questions at session before a shift working at a mass vacci- and Alyssa Klein held site at Seattle University. their son and daughter in a world that’s far from a time when supplies are nation clinic in Seattle. “The sheer volume and limited and some Ameri- out of camp last year. But normal,” said Elisabeth number of folks that we cans have struggled to get protection from the virus. at the Roanoke Pinball this summer they’re let- Mischel, of Short Hills, wanted to be able to serve vaccinated even if they are Ben Dudden, 35, of Ro- Museum. His wife, a ting them go to a camp in N.J., who’s sending her and bring in requires … eligible. But medical ethi- anoke, Va., volunteered nurse practitioner who Maine. two boys, 11 and 13, to 320 individuals each day.” cists say volunteers are at a mass vaccination was administering dos- “We have to gure out a camp in Maine. As states ramp up vacci- key to the public health clinic in the nearby city es, encouraged him to way to live our lives safe- The situation is much nation distribution in the effort and there’s nothing of Salem on a day off volunteer in case he ly,” said Andrew Klein. “We improved from last sum- ght against the coronavi- wrong with them wanting from his part-time job could get vaccinated. can’t live in a cocoon. We did mer, which was a devas- that for a year. I’m ready to tating nancial loss for emerge and I’m ready for the camping industry my family to emerge, as with more than 80 percent ‘Umbrella of stress’ on GM staff, safely as we can.” of overnight camps closed Several states like New for the season. Overnight York, Massachusetts and camps were estimated to New Jersey that banned lose $16 billion in reve- two years after plant closed overnight camps last sum- nue with more than $4.4 mer have changed their billion in lost wages and By John Seewer fast-changing auto indus- ended — after he trans- said he and his wife don’t tune. Across the country, more than 900,000 lost ASSOCIATED PRESS try and the stability of ferred to GM’s Corvette know what will come next at least 45 states are al- jobs, Rosenberg said. their jobs have left hun- factory in Bowling Green, now that their plans to move lowing overnight camps Most of the roughly When General Motors dreds still unsure wheth- Ken. to Kentucky are on hold. to open, compared to 39 9,000 overnight camps ended a half-century of er to uproot entirely and Instead, she’s been a Do they continue living states last summer, ac- weathered the storm building cars in Ohio’s sell their homes. Some are single mom much of the apart? Do they uproot cording to the American thanks to federal aid in- blue collar corner, 1,600 spending every weekend past 18 months to their their kids from school? Camp Association. cluding Paycheck Protec- workers had to decide driving hundreds of miles two children back in Ohio, Whose job is more stable? “Camps are really gear- tion Program loans. But whether to accept the au- back to Ohio to see their where she also teaches Should he transfer to a ing up to operate as fully there are about 60 fewer tomaker’s offer to move to children. Others are hold- fth grade. Only on week- closer plant when he’s eli- as possible. They know camps than before the another factory. ing out hope that the next ends are they all together gible in another year? that campers and staff pandemic, the ACA said. Those with enough se- contract will give them a when Tom makes the 16- niority retired. A few start- chance for an early retire- hour round trip home. ed new careers. Everyone ment. Even then, they only else from GM’s shuttered No matter their situa- get one full day together assembly plant in Lord- tion, they all face the same that’s usually lled with Local news in the palm of your hand stown went as far away question: is it worth chas- catching up on household as Texas, Tennessee, and ing a job always seen as a chores. Missouri, some leaving sure path to the American When the weekend is behind their families so dream? over, “It’s like he wasn’t they could hang onto their ‘IT’S LIKE HE WASN’T even there,” Tiffany Davis pensions and high-paying EVEN THERE’ said. union jobs. By now, Tiffany Davis “I knew this would be Now, two years later, gured she and her two dif cult, but I could not many of those autowork- children would be settling have anticipated how dif- ers are nding that their into a new place with her cult it would be. I’m worn lives and futures are just husband, Tom. That was out and exhausted,” she as unsettled. the plan — to join him said. “We’re always under Worries about the when the past school year this umbrella of stress.” Tom Davis, 39, has been home more than expected this year because of work shutdowns caused by the pandemic and supply is- sues. That’s added more worries, and comes at a Full digital access for only $9.99 per month. time when GM is begin- ning a transition to mak- 50% off your rst month of digital access ing battery-powered vehi- cles that will need fewer when you use coupon code itemlive workers. “It brings up all of those at checkout at www.itemlive.com scary feelings we had be- fore,” she said. Tom, who started work- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing for GM soon after high school and has about 11 Offer available to new subscribers only Tom Davis sits in front of his mother’s house in years before he can retire, Niles, Ohio. A8 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 LOOK! 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Care bears Royal family says Harry, Meghan racism charges ‘concerning’

By Danica Kirka Lives Matter movements, 94-year-old monarch has ASSOCIATED PRESS others have criticized usually come down on the Harry and Meghan for side of the 1,000-year-old LONDON — Buckingham dropping their bombshell institution she has led Palace said Tuesday that while Harry’s 99-year- since 1952. allegations of racism made old grandfather, Prince “The queen has a motto: earlier this week by Prince Philip, remains hospi- Never complain, never ex- Harry and Meghan were talized in London after a plain,” Levin told the AP. “concerning” and would be heart procedure. “And she’s stuck with this addressed privately by the Anna Whitelock, a for decades. But I think royal family. professor of history and in this climate and 2021, The comments, made in a director of the Centre for everything goes every- statement issued on behalf the Study of Modern Mon- where. There’s so much ITEM PHOTOS | JULIA HOPKINS Queen Elizabeth II, are archy at Royal Holloway, social media that in this the rst from the palace Harold Wolff, a sculptor located in Lynn, creates carved bears from University of London, instance, she really can’t since the two-hour televi- said the palace’s brief not say anything.” fallen logs in Lynn Woods. Wolff is carving this in-progress piece along sion interview with Meghan Walnut Street in Lynn to show off his craft and get commissions. message was an effort to Harry and Meghan and Harry rocked the quiet the controversy. married in May 2018 in royal family. Meghan, who “It’s not very long, but it’s a ceremony at Windsor is biracial, said the palace very precise and it has a Castle that ended with a had failed to help her when clear intent — and that is to ride around the town in she had suicidal thoughts close this down as a family a horse-drawn carriage. and that an unidenti ed matter; to make clear that In the early days of their member of the royal family this is clearly a family in marriage, the couple were had raised “concerns” about crisis, that there’s family seen as the fresh young the color of her baby’s skin issues to sort out, but to face of the monarchy for when she was pregnant separate this very clearly an increasingly multicul- with her son, Archie. from any criticism or discus- tural nation. “The whole family is sad- sion about the institution But the story quickly dened to learn the full ex- of monarchy itself,” she told turned sour. The couple tent of how challenging the The Associated Press. “And I stepped away from royal last few years have been think time will tell whether duties last year and moved for Harry and Meghan,” that’s a distinction that the to California, saying they the palace said. “The issues public will accept.” wanted to escape racist raised, particularly that While the palace often coverage and unwanted of race, are concerning. tries to stay above contro- intrusions on their privacy While some recollections versy by remaining silent by the British media. may vary, they are taken and riding out the storm, During the interview, very seriously and will be the Duke and Duchess of Meghan described feeling addressed by the family Sussex’s charges proved so so isolated and miserable privately.’’ damaging that the family inside the royal family that The interview, conduct- was forced to respond. she had suicidal thoughts, ed by Oprah Winfrey The response was likely yet when she asked for and which aired Sunday delayed by the queen’s mental health assistance night in the U.S. and a struggle to balance her from the palace’s human day later in Britain, has sometimes-conict- resources staff, she was divided people around ing roles as monarch told they couldn’t help the world. While many and grandmother, said because she wasn’t a paid say the allegations Angela Levin, author employee. She also said demonstrate the need for of “Harry, a Biography Harry told her there were change inside a palace of a Prince,” before the “concerns and conversa- Harold Wolff shows off the textures on his in-progress carving of a bear. that hasn’t kept pace with statement was released. tions” about how dark the #MeToo and Black During past crises, the Archie’s skin would be. BTS on 1st Grammy nod: ‘It’s hard to express in words’

By Mes n Fekadu selling out arenas and to that song on the tread- AP MUSIC WRITER stadiums, the seven-mem- mill. It was a hit. It was re ber collective is competing last year,” RM said. “And, of NEW YORK — Stuck at for best pop duo/group course, ‘Intentions,’ ‘Exile’ home during the pandem- performance and will also was crazy. And J Balvin and ic, BTS created “Dyna- perform at Sunday’s show. Dua Lipa.” mite” and released the BTS is the rst K-pop “We’re nervous and song to their isolated fans act to compete at the actually, frankly, we’re as a gift. Now, the gift has Grammys. not expecting (to win) so returned to them — in the “It’s really hard to much because we don’t form of their rst Gram- express in words,” Jimin want to get disappoint- my nomination. said of the nomination. ed because Lady Gaga, “A lot of people were sad “Even now we can’t still Taylor, Bieber, all the big and down and out because believe that we were nom- names (are nominated). of the COVID situation inated, and we’ll be able So, we’re kind of confused. and it was sort of our to perform at the Gram- It’s like rollercoaster — suggestion to pick (every- mys. So, we’re thankful. back and forth, back and one) up,” Jin said in an We’re honored.” forth, up and down.” interview this week with BTS’ explosive hit will Their Grammy perfor- The Associated Press. battle another No. 1 mance will mark their “We were supposed to do smash — Lady Gaga second on the major the whole stadium tour all and Ariana Grande’s awards show — they over the world. There was no “Rain on Me” — as well assisted Lil Nas X when plan to release a single like as Top 10 successes like he sang “Old Town Road” FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘Dynamite,’” RM explained. Taylor Swift and Bon last year. Sunday’s perfor- BTS arrives at the 62nd annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. “’Dynamite’ gave us huge Iver’s “exile” and Justin mance follows the recent success in Korea, of course, Bieber and Quavo’s airing of “MTV Unplugged for a big concert and me The IFPI, the organiza- said the Grammy nomi- a Grammy nomination, a “Intentions.” J Balvin, Presents: BTS,” which and J-Hope went to their tion that represents the nation does create some performance, so you know, Bad Bunny and Dua featured BTS covering concert and we watched global recording industry, pressure for the next batch life is really interesting.” ‘Fix You’ at that time’ and of songs they produce, but Lipa’s “Un Dia (One Coldplay’s popular rock said last week that BTS “Dynamite” became Day),” which topped the ballad, “Fix You.” it meant so much,” RM re- they’re not letting the suc- BTS’ rst No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot Latin songs In a tweet — in Korean called. “Hopefully we can was the best-selling act of cess get to their heads. Billboard Hot 100 chart chart, rounds out the ve — Coldplay called BTS’ work with them, or maybe 2020. “We try to stay down to when it was released nominees. rendition “beautiful.” have a meeting and sip The band is currently earth and put our feet to last year. After years of “I always listen to ‘Rain “Coldplay came to Korea some tea or coffee or any- working on new music — as the ground and do what logging Top 40 hits and on Me.’ It’s so great to listen about three years ago thing. We love Coldplay.” a group and soloists. They we do,” RM said. WEATHER LOTTERY

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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 Peabody takes down NEC foe Marblehead By Mike Alongi points and ve kills. Isa- with the score tied at 21- ITEM SPORTS EDITOR bel Bettencourt added 10 21, Peabody went on a 4-0 digs and 10 service points, run to close things out. Af- PEABODY — The Pea- while Alli Flewelling had ter a kill by Flewelling, the body volleyball team sur- four kills. Tanners took the rst set vived a back-and-forth For Marblehead, Kei- 25-21. opening set before settling ra Sweetnam and Lilah Peabody started to set- into a groove Tuesday eve- Thompson had four kills tle in as the second set got ning, notching a 3-0 victo- each. Julia Potvin nished started, and the Tanners ry over Northeastern Con- may have played their ference foe Marblehead at with eight assists. home. The Tanners won by “We just struggled to put best volleyball during that set scores of 25-21, 25-12, together consecutive points set. Peabody jumped out to 25-17. for most of the match,” said a 13-3 lead in the opening “This was a really ex- Marblehead coach Killeen part of the set before cruis- citing game from start to Miller. “We made more er- ing the rest of the way, nish, and it was a much rors than good plays out comfortably taking the set better team effort for us there, and you’re never go- 25-12. than our rst game,” said ing to perform well when “We only had one service Peabody coach Lisa Keene. that’s the case.” error in that whole set, “We just played a much The rst set was a true and that was huge for us,” more complete game and battle, with 14 ties and said Keene. “Communica- we improved with every 15 lead changes through- tion was also key, and we set. It was a great team out. Neither team could were able to utilize that win.” really pull away from the well even though we still Abby Bettencourt had a other, although the Tan- have plenty to work on in ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS big game with 12 assists ners were able to take a that area.” Peabody’s Abby Bettencourt hits the ball back to Marblehead during the and four kills, while Sarah 13-8 lead about midway Tanners win over the Magicians Tuesday night. Broughton had 11 service through the set. Then, PEABODY, B2 Tech volleyball opens season with a victory

Derlande Montas had a SCHOOL ROUNDUP solid game for Tech with four aces, three kills and By Mike Alongi one block, while Lily Cote ITEM SPORTS EDITOR added three aces, three as- The Lynn Tech volleyball sists and one kill. Dairin team opened up the sea- Collazo had three aces and son on a high note Tues- seven digs in the win. day, earning a 3-1 win over Tech (1-0) plays on the road at Northeast Thurs- Northeast Tech on the road. day (4). The Tigers earned the win VOLLEYBALL by set scores of 25-17, 22- Salem 3, 25, 25-11, 25-19. Swampscott 2 “It was a great way to The Witches earned the start the season, especially ve-set victory by scores of since we graduated eight 25-23, 22-25, 23-25, 25-21, seniors and had a lot of girls 15-8. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK who were getting their rst Swampscott (1-1) hosts real varsity playing time,” Masconomet Thursday eve- St. Mary’s senior captain Declan Dorgan clears a hurdle during track practice on Tuesday at said Tech coach Kaitlyn ning (5:30). Manning Field. Wechsler. “We knew that Salem (1-0) hosts Beverly we were going to need to Thursday evening (5:30). grow coming into the year, Winthrop 3, Saugus 1 so seeing the girls come out Winthrop won by set St. Mary’s track and eld and play so well and with scores of 25-19, 22-25, 25- so much energy was great 22, 25-22. to see. I think everyone was Winthrop (1-1) hosts Mar- just excited to be back and blehead Thursday (5:30). excited to compete again they rode that momentum Saugus (1-1) hosts Dan- for the whole match.” vers Thursday (6). By Mike Alongi to of cially be back,” said bene t from the fact that would’ve come back and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR head coach Tristan Smith, running was one of the only maybe regressed a bit,” who also coaches the cross sports that kids have been said Smith. “But we didn’t LYNN — With the rst country team in the fall. able to safely participate in see that at all. Kids had Patriots get back week of the “Fall Sports II” “We practiced all through for much of the past year, so even lower cross country season in full effect, the St. the winter, so we’ve been the long layoff isn’t having times in the fall and now Mary’s track and eld team itching to get started. It’s as much of an effect as it they’re hoping to keep that Trent Brown in is excited to nally get back incredible to see so many could on some other sports. momentum going right into to competing against an- kids taking advantage of The runners have all come this season.” other team. The Spartans the sport being at this time back in shape and ready to In addition to the in ux trade with Raiders were able to practice all of year and joining. We’ve go, many after completing of basketball and hockey winter long due to the out- had a number of basketball a successful cross country players on the roster, there By Josh Dubow released receiver Tyrell Wil- of-season coaching rules, and hockey players who season in the fall. is a solid group of runners ASSOCIATED PRESS liams two years into a four- so the anticipation for an normally wouldn’t play for “You’d think that after returning from last year’s year, $44.4 million contract actual meet has been build- us join the team, so that’s not having an outdoor sea- team. Tackle Trent Brown will and on Tuesday cut defen- head back to the New En- ing for months. exciting as well.” son last year and having sive back Lamarcus Joyner “Everyone is so excited St. Mary’s will certainly such a long layoff, the kids ST. MARY’S, B2 gland Patriots two years halfway through his four- after signing a lucrative free year, $42 million contract. agent deal to join the Raid- The Raiders also acquired ers. receiver Antonio Brown in A person familiar with Bruins battle Islanders in New York a trade that offseason and the trade says the Raid- gave him a new $50 million, ers agreed Tuesday to deal three-year deal but cut him Brown to New England and before he played a game that Brown will rework his contract, which had two with the team. non-guaranteed years for The issue with Trent $29.25 million remaining, Brown was his health. He to an $11 million, one-year missed ve games in 2019 deal. The person spoke on with various injuries but condition of anonymity be- still managed to get picked cause the deal can’t be - for the Pro Bowl because he nalized until the start of the was effective when healthy. new league year March 17. He then missed all of NFL Network rst re- training camp in 2020 with ported the trade that also a calf injury. He returned includes a swap of 2022 for the opener but left after draft picks, with the Raiders three plays when he hurt getting a fth-rounder from his calf again. New England and sending a He returned in time to seventh-round pick back to play well in a win at Kansas the Patriots. City in Week 5 before going Brown was a prominent on the COVID-19 list before part of an expensive 2019 the next game. A pregame free agent class that didn’t IV mishap sent him to the work out for the Raiders. He emergency room before a signed a $66 million, four- Week 8 win at Cleveland year contract but missed 16 and then Brown went back of 32 games and was limited on the COVID-19 list for ve PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS to less than 10 snaps in two more weeks. others. Brad Marchand (left) checks New York’s’ Brock Nelson (right) during the rst period of the The Raiders last month BROWN, B2 Bruins matchup with the Islanders Tuesday night in Uniondale, N.Y. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Peabody volleyball takes down WEDNESDAY St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (6) Boys Soccer Malden Catholic at St. John’s Prep Tech at Northeast (4) (6) Winthrop at KIPP (6) Nashoba at KIPP (7) Girls Soccer Tech at Cathedral (TBD) NEC foe Marblehead KIPP at Winthrop (4) Boys Basketball Northeast at Tech (4) Classical at Revere (6) PEABODY Volleyball Medford at English (6) From B1 Lynnfield at Triton (5:30) Girls Basketball THURSDAY Classical at Revere (4) In the third set, the Volleyball Medford at English (4) Tanners once again KIPP at Fellowship (4) SATURDAY jumped out to a big lead, Tech at Northeast (4) Marblehead at Winthrop (5:30) Football going up 11-4 right away. Masconomet at Swampscott (5:30) Saugus at Gloucester (1) Marblehead responded Danvers at Saugus (6) Beverly at Marblehead (2) with a solid run of its own FRIDAY Swampscott at Salem (4) to get within four points, Football Track but in the end Peabody Triton at Lynnfield (5:30) St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (10) was able to right the ship and notch the nal few TV/RADIO points to take home the victory. Baseball Marblehead (1-1) plays 1 p.m...... Exhibition: Atlanta at Boston ...... WEEI-AM 850 on the road at Winthrop Exhibition: Detroit at Philadelphia ...... MLB Network 8 p.m...... Exhibition: Arizona at LA Dodgers ...... MLB Network Thursday evening (5:30). Pro basketball “I told the team after 8:30 p.m...... San Antonio at Dallas ...... NBATV the game that there’s Men’s college basketball 12 p.m...... North Carolina State-Syracuse...... ACC no use wallowing in this 2:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Clemson ...... ACC Network loss, we just have to move 3 p.m...... Marquette vs. Georgetown ...... FS1 on and be better the next 5:30 p.m...... Loyola Maryland at Army ...... CBSSN 6 p.m...... Butler vs. Xavier ...... FS1 time,” said Miller. “We 6:30 p.m...... BA vs. Louisville ...... ACC Network just have to take the pos- Kansas St. vs. TCU ...... ESPN itives away from this one, Minnesota vs. Northwestern ...... Big Ten Network 7 p.m...... Texas A&M vs. Vanderbilt ...... SEC Network work on the negatives 7:30 p.m...... Bucknell at Colgate ...... CBSSN and come back stronger 9 p.m...... TBA vs. North Carolina ...... ACC Network on Thursday.” DePaul vs. Providence...... FS1 Peabody (1-1) travels Nebraska vs. Penn State ...... Big Ten Network 9:30 p.m. Iowa State vs. Oklahoma ...... ESPN to Masconomet Tuesday Women’s college basketball evening (5). 11 a.m...... Minnesota at Nebraska ...... Big Ten Network “We have a tough week 1:30 p.m...... TBA vs. Northwestern ...... Big Ten Network 6:30 p.m...... Penn State vs. Michigan St...... FS2 coming up with games 9 p.m...... Purdue vs. Iowa ...... FS2 against Masconomet and 11 p.m...... Mountain West final ...... CBSSN Danvers, who are both al- Boxing 9 p.m...... Lee vs. Teah (junior welterweights) ...... Showtime ways powerhouses,” said Pro hockey Keene. “We have a lot to 7 p.m...... Vegas at Minnesota ...... NBCSN work on, but we have a 9:30 p.m...... Los Angeles at Anaheim ...... NBCSN ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Men’s college hockey few days now to get some 3 p.m...... Vermont-UMass Lowell ...... NESN Peabody’s Isabel Bettencourt serves the ball during a win over Marble- practice in so that will be Skiing head Tuesday. good.” 4 p.m...... World Freestyle (tape) ...... NBCSN Men’s soccer 1 p.m...... Southampton at Manchester City ...... NBCSN

NBA

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Philadelphia 24 12 .667 — San Antonio 18 14 .563 — Brooklyn 24 13 .649 ½ Dallas 18 16 .529 1 Boston 19 17 .528 5 Memphis 16 16 .500 2 New York 19 18 .514 5½ New Orleans 15 21 .417 5 Toronto 17 19 .472 7 Houston 11 23 .324 8 Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Miami 18 18 .500 — Utah 27 9 .750 — Charlotte 17 18 .486 ½ Portland 21 14 .600 5½ Atlanta 16 20 .444 2 Denver 21 15 .583 6 Washington 14 20 .412 3 Oklahoma City 15 21 .417 12 Orlando 13 23 .361 5 Minnesota 7 29 .194 20 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Milwaukee 22 14 .611 — Phoenix 24 11 .686 — Chicago 16 18 .471 5 L.A. Lakers 24 13 .649 1 Indiana 16 19 .457 5½ L.A. Clippers 24 14 .632 1½ Cleveland 14 22 .389 8 Golden State 19 18 .514 6 Detroit 10 26 .278 12 Sacramento 14 22 .389 10½ Tuesday’s Games Dallas at Oklahoma City, 9 p.m. No games scheduled. Golden State at L.A. Clippers, 10 Wednesday’s Games p.m. Washington at Memphis, 8 p.m. Houston at Sacramento, 10 p.m. San Antonio at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Phoenix at Portland, 10 p.m. Thursday’s Games Friday’s Games Detroit at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Cleveland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Atlanta at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Denver at Memphis, 8 p.m. Boston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 8 p.m. Minnesota at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Miami at Chicago, 9 p.m. New York at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Orlando at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Orlando at Miami, 8 p.m. Houston at Utah, 10 p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. Indiana at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m.

NHL

East Division West Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK NYI 25 15 6 4 34 73 56 Vegas 22 16 5 1 33 70 47 Wash 24 14 6 4 32 79 76 St. Louis 26 14 8 4 32 83 82 St. Mary’s head track coach Tristan Smith speaks to hurdlers during practice on Tuesday. Boston 22 13 6 3 29 65 54 Minnesota 23 14 8 1 29 71 60 Pittsburgh 24 14 9 1 29 77 75 Colorado 23 13 8 2 28 70 58 Phila 22 12 7 3 27 71 69 Arizona 25 12 10 3 27 68 75 NYR 23 10 10 3 23 66 63 LA 24 10 8 6 26 73 71 NJ 21 8 11 2 18 51 66 Anaheim 26 8 12 6 22 61 81 Buffalo 23 6 14 3 15 52 75 Spartans excited to compete again San Jose 23 9 11 3 21 66 88 Central Division North Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA ST. MARY’S tance runner with a spe- said Smith. “I’m excited to will enjoy the feeling.” Tampa Bay 23 17 4 2 36 83 48 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Carolina 24 17 6 1 35 85 64 Toronto 26 18 6 2 38 90 63 From B1 cialty in the 600-meter. see what they’ll all be able St. Mary’s opens up its Florida 24 15 5 4 34 80 70 Edmonton 27 16 11 0 32 86 82 John Nowicki is back with to do this season.” season Saturday morning Chicago 26 13 8 5 31 82 80 Winnipeg 24 15 8 1 31 79 69 the track team after leav- While the safety rules Columbus 26 10 11 5 25 69 85 Montreal 24 11 6 7 29 79 68 Leading the way is Kyle (10) on the road at Bishop Vancouver 29 12 15 2 26 83 94 ing cross country for hock- for track aren’t as strict Nashville 25 11 14 0 22 61 82 Kwiatek, a freshman who Fenwick. Dallas 20 7 8 5 19 56 54 Calgary 26 11 12 3 25 71 80 ey a couple of years ago, as they are in other sports, Detroit 26 7 16 3 17 54 87 Ottawa 28 9 18 1 19 76 108 had a huge cross country “We’re just looking to season in the fall and who and he’ll be competing as COVID is still affecting a sprinter in the 100, 200 the structure of the sea- see where everyone is at Tuesday’s Games Thursday’s Games has been competing in a Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. and 400 as well as poten- son as all meets will take right now, so there’s not N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. number of Massachusetts Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Boston, 7 p.m. tially trying the hurdles. place on Saturdays. huge expectations but we Nashville at Carolina, 7 p.m. State Track Coaches As- Buffalo at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Seniors Declan Dorgan “It’s a little strange, but still want to try and set a Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. sociation (MSTCA) meets Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 7 p.m. and Ava Benzan are also to me it feels more like Nashville at Carolina, 7 p.m. over the winter. Junior tone,” said Smith. “At the New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. back for another season. a college season where Winnipeg at Toronto, 7 p.m. captain Juliana Taborda end of the day, we’re all Winnipeg at Toronto, 7 p.m. “We have a great group you prepare all week for Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. just excited to be back out Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. is also looking to follow up of runners coming back a meet and then run on Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. there competing and we’re Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Montreal at Calgary, 9 p.m. a big cross country season, and all of them are very Saturday,” said Smith. “I Wednesday’s Games Friday’s Games but she’s mainly going to dedicated to running and think it makes it more ex- just going to try to have as Vegas at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Arizona at Minnesota, 8 p.m. focus on being a mid-dis- continuing to get better,” citing and I think the kids much fun as possible.” Ottawa at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Vegas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Arizona at Colorado, 9 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado, 9 p.m. Los Angeles at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Ottawa at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Montreal at Vancouver, 11 p.m. San Jose at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Patriots get back tackle Trent TODAY IN SPORTS

March 10 2001 — With Swedish great Ingemar 1913 — The Quebec Bulldogs win the Stenmark looking on, Hermann Maier Brown in trade with Raiders Stanley Cup in two games over Sydney. wins the giant slalom for his 13th victory 1920 — Quebec’s Joe Malone scores this season, equaling one of the mighti- BROWN do more than anything run. ary cap. Incognito could six goals to lead the Bulldogs to a 10-4 est alpine skiing records. Maier, winner From B1 is get in the best shape Brown can play left and return with a cheaper rout of the Ottawa Senators. of the overall World Cup title three of the of his life and come out right tackle and provides deal but the only spots 1961 — Wilt Chamberlain of the Phila- last four years, ties the record Stenmark ready to prove that he insurance on the left side solidified are at left tack- delphia Warriors becomes the first NBA set in 1979. He returned to play player to score 3,000 points in a sea- 2002 — John Stockton, the NBA’s three games in Decem- is a dominant tackle if Isaiah Wynn can’t stay le with Kolton Miller and son. Chamberlain scores 32 points in a career assist leader, has 13 assists in ber before missing the in the National Foot- healthy or could step in center Rodney Hudson. 120-103 loss to Detroit to bring his sea- Utah’s 95-92 loss at Houston to give finale with a knee injury. ball League. That’s all and start on the right Denzelle Good start- son total to 3,016. him exactly 15,000 for his career. it takes. If Trent gets in side in place of Marcus ed 14 games last season “Trent’s whole thing 1963 — Wilt Chamberlain of the San 2004 — Orlando’s Tracy McGrady shape and stays commit- Cannon, who opted out at right tackle and left Francisco Warriors scores 70 points in a scores a franchise record 62 points in a is when he’s healthy, in ted, there’s not a better of the 2020 season and guard in place of Brown 163-148 loss to Syracuse. 108-99 win over Washington. shape and ready to go, 1985 — Dick Motta becomes the fourth 2011 — Veteran referees Jim Burr, Tim talent out there.” could be cut in a salary and Incognito but is eli- NBA coach to record 700 victories as Higgins and Earl Walton, cited for two he’s as dominant as any Now he heads back cap move. gible for free agency next Dallas beats New Jersey 126-113. errors in the final seconds of the St. tackle in football and he to New England where The Raiders will have week. 1991 — Eddie Sutton of Oklahoma John’s-Rutgers game, withdraw from the proved that early in the State becomes the first coach to lead rest of the Big East tournament. The he helped the Patriots to rebuild their offensive Tackle Brandon Parker, four schools into the NCAA tournament. three officials missed two calls — a trav- 2019 season,” Raiders win the Super Bowl in line this offseason with a 2018 third-round pick, Sutton also coached Creighton, Arkan- el and stepping out of bounds — in the general manager Mike his only season there in the team also cutting and 2020 fourth-round sas and Kentucky in the tournament. final 1.7 seconds of St. John’s 65-63 Mayock said last week. 2018. Brown played all Richie Incognito on Tues- guard John Simpson 1992 — New York Islanders coach Al win in the second-round of Big East tour- “Since then, it’s been Arbour becomes the second coach in nament. The Big East acknowledged 16 games in the regular day and also planning to both struggled at times NHL history to win 700 games with a after the game the officials blew the kind of a roller coaster. season that year and was cut guard Gabe Jackson when they played last 5-2 victory over Philadelphia. calls. Really, what he needs to stellar in the postseason to save money on the sal- season. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Jury selection begins in trial of ex-cop in Floyd’s death

By Amy Forliti would be willing to change ASSOCIATED PRESS her mind if she saw evi- dence from a different per- MINNEAPOLIS — Jury spective, but Nelson used selection in the trial of a one of his 15 peremptory former Minneapolis police challenges to dismiss her of cer charged in George without providing a rea- Floyd’s death began Tues- son. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS day with the rst poten- Judge Peter Cahill ear- tial juror excused after President Joe Biden speaks during an event to mark International Women’s Day in the East lier rejected Nelson’s re- Room of the White House in Washington. she revealed during ques- quest to remove her for tioning that she thought cause over concerns about the way the of cer acted her English pro ciency. was “not fair.” The questioning illus- Biden’s big relief package a bet The woman, a mother trates the challenges fac- of three from Mexico, said ing attorneys in seating a she saw bystander video jury after video of Floyd’s showing Derek Chauvin arrest has been widely government can help cure U.S. kneeling on Floyd’s neck, seen around the world. Ca- By Josh Boak and Biden said after the huge as vaccines become more this crisis as ‘a tremen- but she didn’t understand hill set aside three weeks Lisa Mascaro bill passed the Senate on available and other chang- dous opportunity to re- why the of cer didn’t get for a process that could go ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday. “Of showing es take place, “people are structure things to t our up when Floyd said he even longer; opening state- the American people that going to see that govern- vision,’” McConnell says. couldn’t breathe. ments are scheduled no WASHINGTON — Pres- their government can ment actually is making This is the rst COVID “That’s not fair because sooner than March 29. ident Joe Biden wants work for them.” their lives better — which bill that had zero support we are humans, you Chauvin is charged with America to know that he’s Taken together, provi- is how Americans used to from Republicans in the know?” she said. second-degree murder and from the government and sions in the 628-page bill think of it, and we’ve got- House or Senate. Defense attorney Eric manslaughter in Floyd’s he’s here to help. add up to one of the largest ten away from it.” Biden’s bet, more than Nelson noted that the death, and jury selection That sentiment became a enhancements to the so- Republicans say Ameri- others in modern politics woman said on her ques- is proceeding despite un- well-worn punchline under cial safety net in decades, cans have plenty of reason and economics, is full of tionnaire that she wanted certainty over whether Ronald Reagan and shaped pushing the country into to be skeptical, calling the questions. the politics of both parties to be on the jury “to give a third-degree murder uncharted territory. American Rescue Plan ex- Can the federal mon- for four decades. Demo- my opinion of the unjust charge will be added. The Besides stopping the cessive and wasteful. They ey push economic growth crat Bill Clinton declared death of George Floyd.” state has asked the Min- pandemic and jumpstart- warn the sweeping pack- above 6 percent for the the era of big government Potential jurors must nesota Court of Appeals ing hiring, money in the age will run up the nation- rst time since Reagan in over in the 1990s, Barack show they can set aside to stop proceedings un- rescue package — now al debt to precarious new 1984? Will the 9.5 million Obama largely kept his their opinions on the case til that’s resolved, which awaiting nal approval in heights after $4 trillion in lost jobs quickly return? party in the same lane and and view the evidence could mean delay of weeks the House — is supposed aid has already been pro- Will ination surge? Will Republican Donald Trump fairly. The woman said she or months. to start xing income in- vided. the national debt spook campaigned on the prem- equality, halve child pov- Senate Republican lead- voters in next year’s mid- ise that Washington was erty, feed the hungry, save er Mitch McConnell ar- term elections? Biden full of morons, outplayed pensions, sustain public gues against the package has placed the biggest of by the Chinese and others. transit, let schools reopen as missing the moment markers on the theories But Biden is now staking with con dence and help — too big at a time when of the 20th Century Brit- his presidency on the idea repair state and local gov- the virus is showing signs ish economist John May- that the government can ernment nances. And of easing and the economy nard Keynes that the gov- use his $1.9 trillion corona- Biden is betting that the is poised to come “roaring” ernment can stimulate a virus relief plan not only to government can do all of back. dormant economy back to stop a pandemic and jobs this with the speed of a Instead of working across health. crisis but also to catapult nation mobilizing for war the aisle toward unity, as Sweeping in scope, the country forward to without touching a trip- Biden has promised, Mc- Biden’s plan largely relies tackle deep issues of pover- wire of ination. Connell says Democrats on existing health care ty, inequality and more. “People have lost faith are “ramming through and tax credits, rather “When I was elected, I government can do good what they call ‘the most than new programs, but said we were going to get for them,” says Senate progressive domestic leg- it expands that standard PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the government out of Majority Leader Chuck islation in a generation,’” fare in ambitious new the business of battling Schumer, who spoke daily quoting the White House ways that are designed Protesters march downtown in Minneapolis, on Twitter and back in with Biden while usher- chief of staff. to reach more people who Minn., on the rst day of the Derek Chauvin the business of delivering ing the bill through the “They explained their in- are suffering in an unprec- trial which began with jury selection. for the American people,” Senate last weekend. Now, tent very clearly: to exploit edented time. COVID-19 claims 15 people Arrested in life of one Milwaukee woman journalist pleaded By Carrie Antl nger with of cer: ASSOCIATED PRESS MILWAUKEE — The rst person Kimber- ‘This is my job’ ly Montgomery lost to COVID-19 was her aunt. By Ryan J. Foley who say that the charges She had trouble breathing, ASSOCIATED PRESS are an attack on press so her daughter dropped freedom. The pair face IOWA CITY, Iowa — An her off at the emergen- nes and potentially even Iowa journalist covering a cy room. It was the last jail time if convicted. time her daughter saw her protest for racial justice Of cer Wilson testi ed alive. was temporarily blinded that he failed to record the Then, one after another, after a police of cer shot arrest on his body camera 14 other people in Mont- pepper spray at her and and did not notify a super- gomery’s world — family then jailed despite telling visor as required by de- members, friends, friends him repeatedly that she partment policy. But Chio- who were like family — was just doing her job, do’s body camera captured succumbed to the same according to video played the scene shortly after disease. Tuesday at the reporter’s Wilson detained Sahouri. There was the retired trial. Chiodo said he did not police of cer who was an Body camera video cap- arrest a second Regis- tured by Des Moines Po- ter with Sahouri, Katie usher and deacon at her PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS church. A friend’s broth- lice Sgt. Natale Chiodo Akin, because she wasn’t er who was a restaurant Kimberly Montgomery sits for a photo in her of ce in City Hall showed Des Moines Reg- disobeying orders and cook. A close friend who on Milwaukee. ister reporter Andrea Sa- “seemed very scared,” tell- houri in custody on May ing her to leave instead. was a nurse caring for vi- ly 15 percent of all coro- city of Milwaukee. gomery has always known 31, 2020, her eyes burn- Akin testi ed that she rus patients in Atlanta. navirus deaths of known “Hearing the statistics the importance of her ing from pepper spray. was surprised to see an A cousin who came home race, according to the ... seeing the incidents in work, but he’s recently She said she was with the of cer pepper spray and from the hospital after 12 APM Research Lab, which Minnesota and the George sensed more urgency. days thinking she was get- newspaper and asked Of- arrest Sahouri because “I is tracking mortality from Floyd incidents and the “This is not a theoretical ting better, but didn’t. An cer Luke Wilson why he didn’t understand us to be the disease. Kenosha incidents, that’s exercise for her. It’s very artist and drummer for an was arresting her, adding breaking any laws or do- More than 73,000 Black what keeps me going,” she real,” Barrett said. African dance company. that she was in pain and ing anything wrong.” Akin Americans have died from said. “Because these vic- Her experiences, he add- It was an unimaginable couldn’t see. said she began yelling COVID-19, and they have tims are looking like me.” ed, have sharpened his string of losses in the year the second-highest mor- Montgomery has spent “This is my job,” Sahouri to police that they were since COVID-19 was de- perspective as well: “It says on the video. “I’m just journalists and showing a tality rate of all racial much of her time in the brings home how devas- clared a pandemic, and all groups, behind Indigenous past year advocating for doing my job. I’m a jour- press badge. tating this last year and but one of those who died people. COVID-related funding nalist.” The Freedom of the this pandemic has been.” was Black, like Montgom- At the same time, Mont- for Milwaukee. She’s also Sahouri’s defense played Press Foundation called ery. gomery has seen her com- working with the Mil- Montgomery de-empha- the video for jurors on the the video powerful evi- “I don’t know if I ever munity grapple with a waukee alumni chapter sizes her own bereave- second day of a trial in dence that Sahouri “was will ... process all of them,” nationwide reckoning on of Delta Sigma Theta, a ment, saying others have which Sahouri and her arrested while doing her said Montgomery, 59. She race and policing and oth- historically Black soror- suffered greater losses, of former boyfriend, Spens- job reporting on historic added: “The shock factor, er systemic issues. Her ity, to raise awareness spouses or parents. She er Robnett, are charged protests.” it never wears off. But it personal pain has only about vaccines and testing grieves for her friends and with failure to disperse “This arrest should nev- tempers.” strengthened her resolve through social media and family, especially her cous- and interference with of - er have been made and Nationwide, Black peo- to work for the public good virtual events. in Ingrid Davis, who took cial acts. The prosecution the prosecutor should ple represent about 12 — including in her job as She works closely with her mother to the emer- has drawn widespread never have brought these percent of the population, director of intergovern- Milwaukee Mayor Tom gency room, never to see criticism from media and charges,” the group said in but they account for near- mental relations for the Barrett, who says Mont- her again. human rights advocates, a tweet. B4 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Brother is alarmed by teen sister’s dangerous choices DEAR ABBY: A few SORROWFUL IN weeks ago, my 14-year- Dear Abby is written by Abigail WASHINGTON old sister snuck out and had sex with a boy she Van Buren, also known as Jeanne DEAR SORROWFUL: met on Snapchat. I know Phillips, and was founded by her I am sorry for the loss of this because my dis- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact your best friend. People traught mother decided who knew you and Betsy to tell me. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. know how close you were. My sister lied to my Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Claudia may have said parents repeatedly about what she did in order to it, but later, when they gain sympathy or atten- tion. went through her phone, and age of the person A year ago, a new they found explicit imag- Your grief is your own. your sister met on Snap- neighbor, “Claudia,” es that a girl her age No one can steal it from chat? The inappropriate you. Claudia may be inse- should never have. Fur- moved across the street. I pictures your parents dis- befriended her and intro- cure or jealous of the thermore, after they con- covered on her phone duced Claudia to Betsy a closeness you shared with scated her phone, she could be considered child Betsy. Now that you know acquired a new one from pornography, and there couple of months ago. what kind of person a friend and continues to are laws against it. They met twice and text- Claudia is, act according- message boys through It’s very important that ed each other a few times. ly. Snapchat. She continues your sister understand I was pleased, thinking to lie to my parents when how dangerous what she DEAR ABBY: Do you they ask her if she’s com- we could have a girls’ has been doing is. Be- night out once in a while. feel the words “cool” and municating with anyone. “perfect” are way over- cause the peer group she After Betsy died, I She has been hanging has chosen to follow is used and should be re- around a toxic group of heard Claudia has been undesirable, it would be tired inde nitely? girls at school, and she’s better if your sister was telling people her “best very impressionable. She CURIOUS IN removed from that in u- friend” had died. The day isn’t a bad person, but all CALIFORNIA ence and home-schooled before, she told me she this lying has left me con- or transferred to a differ- barely knew Betsy. Clau- fused and upset. What DEAR CURIOUS: No, can I do to help her? ent school. Please suggest dia also said that at least but if you do, I’m perfectly this to your parents. now she didn’t have to cool with it. How about HER WORRIED share me! overused words like BROTHER IN DEAR ABBY: My best I am appalled that this “huge,” “awesome” and friend, “Betsy,” died sud- GEORGIA woman is trying to co-opt “epic”? And is everything denly a week ago. She was and everyone truly DEAR BROTHER: only 58, and I am devas- my grieving for my dear- “AMAZING”? See what The age of consent in tated. She was the most est friend and make it you have started? Some- Georgia is 16. Do your upbeat, positive person I her own. How do I deal body hand me a thesau- parents know the identity have ever known. with this? rus. BRIDGE

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Declarer had to be perfect: All nesses will work; bear down two. all suit splits will be ideal. Like Unlucky, it is true, but South stock-market investors, they are should have locked in his pro t. If in for some disappointments. In he had won trick one with dummy’s today’s deal, how would you try to spade ace, played a heart to hand bond three no-trump after West and taken the diamond nesse, he leads his fourth-highest spade? would have had at least nine tricks: North was right to shoot straight one spade, three hearts, four dia- into three no-trump. Show a mi- monds and one club. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH DID YOU KNOW? Wed Mar 10 8 p.m. FOX TBS’ New Comedy Series Chad The Masked Singer Four familiar (and unmasked) faces — Ken Jeong, By Rick Gables Nicole Scherzinger, Jenny McCarthy and Robin Thicke TBS will premiere its new come- — return to the panel as this hit reality competition dy series, Chad, on Tuesday, April 6 series launches Season 5. For now, though, there’s at 10:30 P.m. The series follows a a new host for the show: Niecy Nash stands in as a guest host for an undetermined number of epi- 14-year-old pubescent Persian boy sodes, lling in for Nick Cannon, who tested positive (Nasim Pedrad) as he navigates his for COVID-19 just before production on Season 5 rst year of high school on a mission started. He’ll be back if and when his health permits. to become popular. Chad’s friend- 8 p.m. CW ships and sanity are pushed to the Riverdale limits as he uses every tactic at his Following in his grandfather’s footsteps, Archie (KJ disposal to befriend the cool kids, Apa) starts a recruiting drive for the town’s new vol- unteer re department in the new episode “Chapter while enduring his mother’s new Eighty-Three: Fire in the Sky.” Meanwhile, when Toni dating life and reconciling with his (Vanessa Morgan) tries to lure Cheryl (Madelaine cultural identity. Petsch) out of Thornhill and back into daily life, her Cindy Busby and Christopher Rus- efforts only raise the tension between the two wom- en. Elsewhere, Hiram (Mark Consuelos) clashes with sell star in Chasing Waterfalls, a new, Betty, Alice and Kevin (Lili Reinhart, Madchen Amick, original movie premiering Saturday, Casey Cott) over the direction of their latest inves- March 20 at 9 P.m., on Hallmark tigation. Channel. Aspiring photographer Amy 9 p.m. CW Atwater (Busby) gets the break of Nancy Drew her career when high pro le maga- Several young girls approach Nancy (Kennedy Mc- zine Explorer Worldwide puts her on Mann) seeking her help to nd a volleyball team- mate who they claim was kidnapped by a specter in an assignment to shoot one of North the new episode “The Legend of the Murder Hotel.” America’s most fabled waterfalls – if Meanwhile, Ace (Alex Saxon) and Amanda (guest she can prove it really exists, that star Aadila Dosani) share a meaningful moment. is. As Amy spends her days hiking Scott Wolf, Leah Lewis, Maddison Jaizani, Tunji Ka- sim and Riley Smith also star. to remote areas to photograph the 9:01 p.m. spectacular waterfalls, she is sur- FOX prised to nd herself falling for her Game of Talents Adapted from a successful South Korean TV format, rugged guide, Mark North (Russell), Fox’s latest game show venture arrives with a some- and bonding with his young daugh- what inscrutable title, but it starts to make sense ter Kyra (Cassidy Nugent). Their once the premise is revealed. Wayne Brady plays blossoming romance is threatened host to two teams of contestants who compete to see which is more successful at guessing the hidden when Amy’s work brings her close talents of an array of mystery performers. And on to revealing one of the area’s, and this show, the “talents” can be anything from singing Mark’s, most treasured secrets. to spider-wrangling or redancing. Coincidentally, PHOTO COURTESY OF TBS The Discovery+ streaming service Brady previously was the Season 2 winner of his challenging and complex matters worldwide journey to spotlight the those who have been part of his show’s time slot neighbor, “The Masked Singer.” will premiere the world-wide ex- 10 p.m. clusive Pope Francis documentary with tremendous humility, wisdom, incredible empathy displayed by journey, including his nephew Jose FREE FRANCESCO on Sunday, March 28. and generosity towards all. Span- a leader who continues to inspire Ignacio Bergoglio, His Holiness Pope Good Trouble ning issues such as climate change, hope during an extraordinary mo- Emeritus Benedict XVI, as well as The Fosters and the Hunters get together for a Dutch- From Oscar® nominated director themed going-away party for Brandon and Eliza and producer, Evgeny A neevksy, migration and refugees, women’s ment in our lifetime. In doing so, Sister Norma Pimentel, an advocate (David Lambert, Monica Nickel) in the new episode the documentary features unprece- empowerment, sexual abuse and the lm examines how people might for refugees. FRANCESCO paints a “Klompendansen.” Meanwhile, Callie (Maia Mitchell) dented access to His Holiness Pope LGBTQ issues, pandemic, border take action to transition into a new portrait of a man who has dedicated has an awkward encounter with Jamie (Beau Mir- choff), and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) struggles to tell Francis, providing an intimate look walls, and many more of today’s way of living and thriving in the 21st his life to bringing together people to the moms the truth. at a global leader who approaches headlines, it takes audiences on a century. Featured are interviews with thrive as a global community.

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Town of Swampscott - LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS SALE OF REAL ESTATE THE TRIAL COURT UNDER M.G.L. c. 183A:6 Sealed bids and proposals for furnishing the following will be received at the Office PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT of the Town Administrator, Swampscott Town Hall, 22 Monument Ave. Swampscott Docket No. ES20P2633EA By virtue of a Judgment and Order of the Lynn District Court (Civil Action No. 2013 Massachusetts 01907 until the time specified below at which time the bids will be INFORMAL PROBATE PUBLICATION NOTICE CV 102), in favor of the Trustees of Shore Condominium Trust against Irina S. publicly opened and read. Pelevina, establishing a lien pursuant to M.G.L. c. 183A:6 on the real estate Estate of: Patricia L. Kelley known as Unit B-107-3 of the Shore Condominium with a street address of 107 Project Description IFB Opening Nahant Street, Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts for the purposes of satisfying Public Restroom Renovation Project 03/25/2021 @ 2:00 PM Also Known As: such lien, the real estate is scheduled for Public Auction commencing at 11:00 Swampscott Fish House a.m. on March 18, 2021 at 107 Nahant Street, Unit B-107-3, Lynn, Date of Death: July 03, 2020 Massachusetts. The premises to be sold are more particularly described as follows: Bid documents, including specifications and drawings, are available after 10:00 AM on March 10, 2021 at http://www.swampscottma.gov/bids Essex Division DESCRIPTION: Each Bid must be accompanied by a bid security consisting of a BID BOND, CASH, To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of UNIT#: No. B-107-3 or, CERTIFIED CHECK issued by a responsible bank or trust company in the amount of 5% of the bid price. Petitioner: Christopher L. James of Brentwood CA COMMON AREA INTEREST APPURTANANT TO THE UNIT: 1.5904% Pre-Bid Conference and Site Visit will be held at the Swampscott Fish House POST OFFICE ADDRESS: Unit B-107-3 located at 425 Humphrey Street, Swampscott, MA 01907, on the following days Lauren D. Kaufman of Lynn MA Shore Condominium & times: 107 Nahant Street has been informally appointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to Lynn, MA 01902 Thursday March 18, 2021 @ 3:00PM serve without surety on the bond.

GRANTOR, the owner of the Unit described above in the SHORE CONDOMINIUM, It is highly recommended that all prospective bidders have a representative in The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal created by Master Deed dated June 24, 1986 and registered in the Land Court attendance. Representative under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code without District of the Essex South Registry of Deeds as Document No. 212919, as such supervision by the Court. Inventory and accounts are not required to be filed with may be amended by instruments of record, in accordance with the Massachusetts All bids for this project are subject to applicable public bidding laws of the Court, but interested parties are entitled to notice regarding the administration General Laws, Chapter 183A, for the consideration paid as stated above, hereby Massachusetts, including, but not limited to G.L. c.149, §§44A-44H, as amended. from the Personal Representative and can petition the Court in any matter relating grants the said Unit to the GRANTEE with QUITCLAIM COVENANTS. to the estate, including distribution of assets and expenses of administration. Attention is directed to the minimum wage rates to be paid as determined by the Interested parties are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings The UNIT contains approximately 680 square feet and is laid out as shown on the Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development and the weekly payroll record and to obtain orders terminating or restricting the powers of Personal Unit Plan registered with the first deed of the Unit in said registry as Document No. submittal requirements under the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Representatives appointed under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and 225646 (the "First Unit Deed"), to which is affixed a verified statement in the form Chapter 149, Section 26 through 27D inclusive. Will, if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. provided for in M.G.L. Ch. 183A, Sec. 9. Selection of the contractor will be based upon bidder qualifications, including Item: March 10, 2021 The UNIT is conveyed subject to and with the benefit of the obligations, evidence of past performance in similar projects, and bid price. The contract will restrictions, rights and liabilities contained in said Chapter 183A, the Master Deed, be awarded to the bidder deemed by the awarding authority to be the lowest LEGAL NOTICE the documents establishing the organization of unit owners registered in said responsible and eligible bidder. TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT Registry as Document No. 212920 and the by-laws and rules and regulations as CONSERVATION COMMISSION promulgated, all as amended of record, and such matters as are set forth in the The bidder agrees that its bid shall be good and may not be withdrawn for a period Master Deed. of 30 days, Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays excluded, after the opening of Pursuant to the provisions of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act MGL the bids. Chapter 131, Section 40, the Swampscott Conservation Commission will hold a Each of the units in the Condominium is intended for residential purposes and public hearing on the Notice of Intent of Bruce Paradise for repairs to decks and such other uses as are set forth in the Master Deed. The Town reserves the right to waive any informalities, to accept or reject, in whole landscaping of yard and grounds of an existing two-family dwelling within 100 or in part any or all bids, or take whatever other action may be deemed to be in feet of an inland and/or coastal wetland resource area at Map 21, Lot 1F - The Unit is conveyed together with the above listed Percentage Interest in the the best interest of the Town. 178-180 Puritan Rd, Swampscott, MA. common areas and facilities of the Condominium together with any rights exclusive to the Unit as set forth in the Master Deed, as amended of record, and in the First M. Ronald Mendes, Esq. MCPPO This request will be reviewed at a public meeting scheduled for March, 18, 2021 Unit Deed. Designated Chief Procurement Officer at 7:00 p.m.. This meeting will be held remotely in accordance with Governor Baker's March 12, 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting For title, see Deed to Irina S. Pelevina dated August 7, 2009 and filed with the Item: March 10, 2021 Law, G.L. c.30A, §18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 Order imposing strict Registry of Deeds Division of the Land Court as Document No. 501690, also noted limitation on the number of people that may gather in one place. Details on how to on Certificate of Title No. C49- 236. access the meeting will be posted on the meeting agenda.

In the event of a typographical error or omission contained in this publication, the (SEAL) Plans are available for review online at conservation-commission/conservation-co description of the premises contained in said Unit Deed shall control. mmission-filings and at Town Hall on Monday, Wednesday, from 8:00 am to 4:30 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS pm and Fridays from 8:00 am to noon. For any questions, please call (781) TERMS OF SALE: LAND COURT 596-8829 ext 1271. Written comments can be submitted until noon the day of DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT the scheduled meeting to [email protected]. 1. A non-refundable deposit payable in cash, certified or bank check in the amount of $5,000.00 for the unit shall be payable at the Auction. Docket No. 21 SM 000244 Tom Ruskin Conservation Commission Chair 2. The balance of the purchase price is to be paid within thirty (30) days of the ORDER OF NOTICE auction. Item: March 10, 2021 TO: Mark A. Geohagen 3. An Auctioneer's Release Deed will be issued to the purchaser, upon payment TOWN OF SAUGUS of the balance of the purchase price, within thirty (30) days of the auction. and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 Take Time To Smell The Flowers This Spring The Deed shall convey the premises subject to, and with the benefit of, all U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq): Adopt-A-Site and Help Keep The restrictions, easements, improvements, outstanding tax titles, municipal or Town Of Saugus Looking Special!! other public taxes, assessments, liens, or claims in the nature of liens, and Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. as Trustee for Option One Mortgage Loan Trust 2007-4 existing encumbrances of record senior to the lien hereby being satisfied, Asset-Backed Certificates, Series 2007-4 The Town of Saugus is seeking sponsors to participate in the Adopt-A-Site program whether or not reference to such restrictions, easements, improvements, established nearly a decade ago. This program allows volunteers to adopt a outstanding tax titles, municipal or other public taxes, assessments, liens or claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Lynn, location that is on Town property and maintain the site throughout spring, summer claims in the nature of liens or encumbrances is made in the deed. numbered 33 Revere Avenue, given by Mark A. Geohagen to Premium Capital and fall in exchange for advertising their company name at the site. Funding, LLC, dated January 19, 2007, and recorded in Essex County (Southern 4. Additionally, and not by way of limitation, the sale shall be subject to and District) Registry of Deeds in Book 26493, Page 243, and now held by the This is a wonderful way for sponsors to indulge in their passion for with the benefit of any and all tenants, tenancies, and occupants, if any. Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for gardening/landscaping while helping to make the Town of Saugus a more determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Servicemembers status. beautiful community. 5. No representation is or shall be made as to any amount of taxes due and outstanding. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military service of the United For additional information and to register for this program, please contact Bonnie States of America, then you may be entitled to the benefits of the Servicemembers Tanner at (781) 231-4125. 6. The successful bidder shall pay the future condominium common charges Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above-mentioned property on commencing with the date of the auction. that basis, then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer in Item: March 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, 2021 this court at Three Pemberton Square, Boston, MA 02108 on or before 7. No representation is or shall be made as to any other mortgages, liens, or 4/19/2021 or you may lose the opportunity to challenge the foreclosure on the encumbrances of record. ground of noncompliance with the Act. TOWN OF SAUGUS Witness, GORDON H. PIPER Chief Justice of this Court on 3/3/2021 8. No representation is or shall be made as to the condition of the Premises or Attest: Deborah J. Patterson, Recorder Quote # 09-21 / Various Water Distribution System Hydrant Replacements the Condominium. The Premises shall be sold "as is." Item: March 10, 2021 The Town if Saugus DPW is seeking quotes for up to fifteen (15) hydrant 9. Other items, if any, shall be announced at the sale. replacements within the water distribution system. For a copy of this quote, please contact: [email protected] (781) 231- 4125. Quotes are due via email to: 10. The sale is subject to and in accordance with the Judgment and Order, a Extension of Special Permit [email protected] by Wednesday March 31, 2021 no later than 9:00AM. copy of which may be obtained from the seller's counsel, Attorney Dean T. LEGAL NOTICE Lennon, Marcus, Errico, Emmer & Brooks, P.C., 45 Braintree Hill Park, Suite Saugus Board of Selectmen Item: March 10, 2021 107, Braintree, MA 02184, (781) 843-5000. Public Hearing ABANDONED PROPERTY: 33-foot sea vessel "Houligan," Hull # MRY08016M74F; SHORE CONDOMINIUM TRUST, Notice is hereby given that the Saugus Board of Selectmen will conduct a public Location: Seaport Landing Marina, 154 Lynnway, Lynn, MA. To the owner and lien By its Trustees hearing on the application of Aggregate Industries, Inc., 1831 Broadway, to extend holders you have a right to reclaim the property within (30) thirty days, subject to a Special Permit (S-2) to allow the removal of earth and rock and for the operation the rights of any other lien holders including the City of Lynn. Failure to claim the Item February 24 and March 3, 10, 2021 of a quarry at Rear Broadway and Whittier Avenue, Assessor's Plan 2030, Lot A-61 property will constitute a waiver of all rights, title and interest in the Property. If and Assessor's Plan 2031, Lot A-122 for a period of six (6) months. ownership or lien holder interest is not claimed and the vessel is not removed within (90) ninety days of the last day of notice by publication, whichever is later, This hearing will be held in the Saugus Town Hall Auditorium, 298 Central Street, the City of Lynn may apply for title to the Property. To make a claim call the City Saugus, MA. Should quarantine advisory still be in place, the meeting will be Solicitor's Office at 781-586-6843. conducted by Zoom video conference on 3/23/2021 at 7:15 PM. Item: March 8, 9 and 10

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According to a ASSOCIATED PRESS study published in the Lancet, Sputnik V is 91 MILAN — Russia has percent effective and ap- signed a deal to produce its Sputnik V coronavirus pears to prevent inocu- vaccine in Italy, the rst lated individuals from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS becoming severely ill with contract in the European Dr. Gabriele Zanolini, director of the main Union, the Italian Russian COVID-19, although it’s still unclear if the vaccine covid ward at Mellino Mellini hospital, tends Chamber of Commerce an- to a patient as he adjusts a ventilator. nounced Tuesday. can prevent the spread of The deal was signed the disease. with Adienne Srl, the Ital- With a global shortage ian subsidiary of a Swiss- of COVID-19 vaccines, Provincial Italian some experts say boost- based pharmaceutical PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS company, and Kirill Dmi- ing the use of vaccines triev, CEO of the Russian A COVID-19 vaccine is on display at the Niko- made by China and Rus- hospital overrun Direct Investment Fund. lai Gamaleya National Center of Epidemiology sia could offer a quicker Production of a planned and Microbiology in Moscow, Russia. way to increase the global 10 million doses this year supply. 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An EMA of cial has CHIARI, Italy — The prevalent in Italy and 160-bed hospital in the production of the com- last month while Slova- Russian President Vladi- warned European nations racing from school age Po River Valley town of pound,’’ the chamber said kia announced a deal last mir Putin began a dialogue against issuing national children and adolescents week to acquire 2 million about the Sputnik V vac- Chiari has no more room in a statement. Financial emergency clearance of through families, Lom- Sputnik V doses and re- cine with French President for patients stricken with terms were not released. Sputnik V. bardy has again put all ceived the rst shipment Emmanuel Macron in au- the highly contagious Sputnik V has not yet Christa Wirthum- schools on distance learn- been approved for use in of 200,000 doses. tumn, and Paris sent a del- variant of COVID-19 rst er-Hoche, the chair of the ing, as have several re- the EU, but the body’s reg- France’s government egation of experts to Rus- identi ed in Britain that EMA’s management board gions in the south where ulator, the European Med- has had regular exchang- sia to conduct talks about has put hospitals in Italy’s and the head of the Austri- the health care system is icines Agency, or EMA, es about Sputnik V, but the vaccine and advise how northern Brescia province more fragile. started a rolling review of the country now doesn’t to handle discussions with an Medicines and Medical on high alert. the vaccine last week. have a production site the World Health Organi- Devices Agency, said on That history was repeat- In this surge, patients Russian authorities are available that would meet zation and the EMA, ac- Austrian television that ing itself one year after in the Chiari hospital working on 20 similar the necessary requests cording to a French of cial EU members approving Lombardy became the COVID-19 ward are in- collaborations in Europe so no contract has been who spoke on customary Russian and Chinese vac- epicenter of Italy’s pan- creasingly family mem- and the Sputnik V vaccine signed so far to produce condition of anonymity. cines via emergency na- demic was a sickening bers — husbands and has been registered in 45 the vaccine in France, Despite skepticism tional procedures is “partly realization for Dr. Gabri- wives, fathers and sons — nations worldwide, the according to a French In- about Russia’s hasty in- comparable with Russian ele Zanolini, who runs Zanolini said. 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Mellini Hospital in age age has dropped, with cized for its slow vaccine France’s position that the fore it had completed late- quality, safety and effec- the once-walled city that many of the virus patients rollout and some EU na- government isn’t choos- stage trials, the vaccine tiveness of the shots. maintains its medieval needing breathing aid be- circular street pattern. tween 45 and 55 years of “You know that there age. “We have seen, how- Meghan’s racism are patients in the emer- ever, that they respond gency room, and you don’t well to treatment,” Zanoli- know where to put them,” ni said of the younger pa- claims come as Zanolini told The Associ- tients, noting that mortal- ated Press. ity remains high among “This for me is anguish, the elderly. no surprise to not to be able to respond Despite months of re- to people who need to be newed restrictions start- treated. The most dif cult ing in October, Italy’s Black Britons moment is to nd ourselves death toll remains stub- again in a state of emergen- bornly high — several By Jill Lawless after her marriage to Prince cy, after so much time.” hundred a day. It topped ASSOCIATED PRESS Harry drove her to thoughts The U.K. variant surge 100,000 this week, the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of suicide. She also said an has lled 90 percent of second-highest in Europe LONDON — Explosive hospital beds in Brescia allegations by Meghan, unnamed member of the Climate activist Disha Ravi, 22, travels in a car after Britain. royal family expressed “con- as she is taken to a court in New Delhi, India. province, bordering both Italy’s new premier, Ma- Duchess of Sussex that Veneto and Emilia-Ro- cerns” to Harry about the rio Draghi, is focusing on she faced racist attitudes magna regions, as Italy vaccines to help the coun- from both the palace and color of her unborn child’s crossed the grim threshold Indian activist’s arrest try emerge from pandemic, the U.K. press have sent skin — a statement that of 100,000 pandemic dead pledging in a video mes- ripples of shock around drew an astonished “What?” on Monday and marks the world. But they came from Winfrey. spotlights crackdown the one-year anniversary sage this week to intensify as no surprise to many the campaign signi cantly Tiwa Adebayo, a commu- Wednesday of Italy’s dra- Black Britons. in the coming weeks. nications consultant and conian lockdown, the rst Whether it’s the dis- on dissent “Everyone must do his journalist, said the couple’s in the West. proportionate impact of By Krutika Pathi that carries a sentence While Zanolini was able part to contain this spread COVID-19 on people of revelations in the interview and Sheikh Saaliq up to life in prison. to offer a safety valve to of this virus,” Draghi said color or the lack of non- bore out her worst fears. Tuesday. “But above all, ASSOCIATED PRESS Her alleged crime: shar- hard-hit Bergamo during white faces at the top of “When Meghan joined the government must to its ing an online handbook last spring’s deadly surge, British media and politics, the royal family, every NEW DELHI — To her and to Milan and Varese part. Rather, it must try to ethnic minorities in the meant to raise support for person of color in the U.K. friends, Disha Ravi, a in the fall, now he must do more every day. The pan- U.K. say racist attitudes was worried,” she said. months-long farmer pro- ask hospitals elsewhere demic is not yet defeated.” and structures of discrim- 22-year-old Indian climate “This is an institution tests on Twitter. in the region to take virus The vaccine is the only ination are pervasive — activist, was most con- that is rooted in colonial- “If highlighting farm- patients he himself can- way out, Zanolini concurs. and all too often denied by cerned about her future in ism. It’s based on white ers’ protest globally is not admit. He sees all around him society at large. a world of rising tempera- that people have grown supremacy. I mean, for sedition, I am better (off) New measures are again “This is a country that tures. She was drawn to being considered in Rome weary of the restrictions, doesn’t want to have an me, it kind of seemed like in jail,” she said in court veganism, enjoyed watch- two weeks ago. to tamp down the increase and are getting relaxed — honest conversation about ‘How could this possibly in new cases attributed too relaxed — with gather- ing Netix and spent time She was released after race,” historian David end well?’ to virus variants, includ- ings, distancing and masks. Olusoga, who presented “I expected there to al- on social media. 10 days in custody. Her the TV series “Black and ways be that undercurrent But her life changed mother told reporters in British: A Forgotten His- of racism,” she added. “But last month when she be- Ravi’s hometown of Ben- tory,” said Tuesday. came a household name galuru that the case “has ITEM CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! In a TV interview with to hear it so outright, it’s really scary. It’s very shock- in India, dominating reinforced our faith in Oprah Winfrey, the former Call Customer Service to place an ad Meghan Markle said isola- ing. And it’s hard to see how headlines after police the system,” and called tion and a lack of support the royal family is going to charged her with sedi- her daughter strong and 781-593-7700, ext. 2 from the royal household come back from this.” tion, a colonial-era law brave.

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