WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2021 Artists chosen for BLM mural in Lynn Elm Place By Allysha Dunnigan Jason Reyes of Lawrence. The duo then researched these artists’ ITEM STAFF Garrido said she is excited to see what websites and social media, checking the these artists will do for the city and for scale of their work and how colorful it developers still LYNN — The six artists who will the Black community. was. paint the Black Lives Matter mural on In choosing these artists, Prudencio “We wanted a different style from Essex Street, running from Lynn Dis- and Garrido made a request for quota- each of them,” Garrido explained. under re in trict Court to City Hall, on July 24 and tions (RFQ) and made the positions for Prudencio said he and Garrido then 25 have been chosen. volunteers, artists and engineers avail- chose the artists based on their skills The leaders of this project — English able. and their experience with mural work Swampscott High School graduates Carlos Prudencio After friends, family and community and the Black Lives Matter movement. and Damianny Garrido — selected art- members shared these positions online By Tréa Lavery One of the Lynn artists, Spencer, was ITEM STAFF ists Michael Aghahowa and Jah’Nyah and by word of mouth, Garrido said involved with the city’s Raw Art Works Spencer of Lynn; Mike Grimaldi, Anna they had 10 artists’ applications by the SWAMPSCOTT — In a contentious com- Dugan and Miguel Cruz of Salem; and time the RFQ was closed. BLM, A6 munity meeting held Tuesday night at Swampscott High School, representatives from the company developing a mixed-in- come housing project on Elm Place pre- WIN for LYNNFIELD RESIDENTS sented more changes to their site proposal. Representatives from WinnDevelopment explained that in addition to signi cant Saugus design changes presented at another com- EVACUATED AFTER GAS LEAK munity meeting last month, they had now included 11 designated visitor and em- veterans ployee parking spaces in the site design, along with other amenities intended to By Sam Minton encourage residents to use alternative ITEM STAFF modes of transportation. “There’s a big discussion about park- SAUGUS — A group of ing and traf c. The more parking spaces, veterans are a little bit the more cars you have. The more cars closer to heading to Wash- you have, the more traf c you have,” said ington, D.C., thanks to Adam Stein, executive vice president at WIN Waste Innovations. Winn. “What we’re trying to do is build an The company donat- ef cient building at a Commuter Rail sta- ed $7,500 to Veterans tion.” of Foreign Wars (VFW), The original proposal for the building in- Post 2346, which is fund- cluded 128 units and 108 parking spaces raising for its third “Roll in a ve-story building with a very mod- to D.C.” trip for local vet- ern design. In the June meeting, Winn pre- erans. The donation from sented a new design proposal, which went WIN is the rst half of down to 120 units and up to 124 parking what will be a total dona- spaces, with a “New England coastal” ar- tion of $15,000 from the chitectural design which better match- organization throughout es the traditional buildings in town. The the year. building is also shorter, ranging at differ- Dennis Gould, who is ent points from two stories to four and a coordinating the trip, said half, and taking advantage of the grade the donation will allow decrease of the ground near the back of for 15 veterans to travel ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN the property to lower the building’s roof. to D.C. without worrying While the June meeting — held over about paying their way. Several residents in the area of Summer Street School were evacuated Tues- Zoom — was fairly positive, with many With a goal of $70,000, day morning following a gas leak. participants praising the design team’s according to Gould, the changes, Tuesday’s meeting had a com- group still has some way By Sam Minton and Street School and immedi- during construction. Anne Marie Tobin ately we called National Grid “We did go door to door pletely different atmosphere, with resi- to go, but WIN was able dents often loudly interjecting during the to kickstart the group’s ITEM STAFF to the scene,” Fiorentino said. and evacuated some of the Fiorentino said, as a pre- surrounding buildings and panel’s presentation to criticize the size efforts. Overall, the and scale of the proposal and share con- LYNNFIELD — Construc- caution, several residents homes in the neighborhood VFW has raised close to tion crews at the Summer cerns about traf c impacts. $28,000 for the trip. from nearby homes were to make sure they were safe,” Street School may have dug evacuated, but no injuries “The issue for everyone in this room is Bob Faia, of WIN Waste Fiorentino said. “We did ex- it’s too big for our little town,” one partici- a little too deep Tuesday were reported. Innovations in Saugus, tensive testing and there pant said. “Do you see any ve-story build- morning. He said National Grid said that they are hon- was absolutely no gas in any ings in this neighborhood? There aren’t Fire ghter Jeff Fiorentino worked on repairs with the ored to be able to support of the houses we checked. any.” said the department received assistance of some members the trip. “At no time was anybody Gilbert Winn, CEO of WinnCompanies, a box alarm call at 7:52 a.m. of a construction crew who “As we recently celebrat- in danger. There were no gas explained that the project had to be that reporting a high-pressure ed Independence Day, we have been working at the readings in any houses and size in order to get necessary funding and gas-line leak at the school, are especially cognizant of site for about three weeks the gas was contained to the resources from Massachusetts under the located at 262 Summer St. the fact that the freedoms on a $17 million elementary construction zone and the state’s 40B law, which promotes the build- we enjoy every day have “A high-pressure gas line school expansion project. The gas company did come down ing of affordable housing developments. been guaranteed by the was struck in the front park- property has been fenced off sacri ce of our veterans ing lot area of the Summer and is closed to the public GAS LEAK, A6 ELM PLACE, A6 over the years,” said Faia. “We are sincerely grateful and happy to play a role in our local veterans ex- 125th celebration lights up Revere periencing this trip to the Council nation’s capital.” The fundraising is aimed at ensuring that approves the “trip of a lifetime” will cost no money for the veterans. The itiner- $580,000 ary includes visits to the Vietnam Veterans Me- morial and Tomb of the for Barry Unknown Soldier where they will have an oppor- tunity to lay a wreath, as Park well as re ect and have a By Allysha brief ceremony. The group Dunnigan will also be staying at An- ITEM STAFF drews Air Force Base. “We also go to every LYNN — The City military monument and Council voted unanimous- memorial there is in the ly Tuesday night to ac- town,” said Gould. cept funds to assist with Gould said that this trip $580,000 worth of planned is important for veterans, renovations at Barry Park as many of them have yet within the next year. to see these memorials; he PHOTO | JOE BROWN The state’s Executive added that visiting these Of ce of Energy and Envi- Gov. Charlie Baker displays the state citation he will present to Mayor Brian Arrigo marking ronmental Affairs award- VETERANS, A6 the occasion of the 125th anniversary of Revere Beach. For story and more photos, LOOK at A8. ed the city $400,000 last summer under the Park- land Acquisitions and INSIDE Renovations for Commu- Now, that’s the ticket in Nahant nities (PARC) grant pro- Opinion gram, which offers reim- Free community college the Google Play Store or the Apple space upon arrival. bursable grants to cities By Sam Minton can make workers ITEM STAFF The Department of Conservation and towns to support the App Store. smarter and our The goal of adding this option is & Recreation (DCR) said that “the preservation and resto- NAHANT — Next time residents country richer. A4 to minimize traf c at the entrance goal of utilizing contactless parking ration of urban parks. head to the beach reservation, they gates, which should also cut down revenue collection at state parks LOOK! The city will cover the will have a new way to pay for their across the commonwealth is to en- rest of the cost — $180,000 parking. on traf c in the area. While visitors The Wall That Heals is to Nahant Beach can pay for park- hance the visitor experience, pro- welcomed into Nahant. — through the Commu- Nahant Beach Reservation, along vide a modern/convenient payment nity Development Block ing in advance, they are strongly A8 with nine other properties, will now method, limit face-to-face contact Grant (CDBG) program. encouraged to wait until arriving be accepting parking fee payments between park staff and visitors and Sports This money will go before buying a pass, as pre-pur- via YODEL, a mobile application Gallant Tournament that can be downloaded through chased passes do not guarantee a PARKING, A6 ends after 36 years. B1 BARRY PARK, A6

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OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Not nice: Baron Cohen Some angered by Boston positive moral obligation guilty in March to receipt sues Massachusetts College’s COVID-19 to save lives” by getting of child pornography and Ann F. “Nancy” (Carr) Marengi, 88 vaccinated. possession of child por- 1932 - 2021 cannabis dispensary vaccine mandate The U.S. Conference of nography, according to a Catholic Bishops in March statement from the U.S. BOSTON (AP) — Actor BOSTON (AP) — Some PEABODY - Ann F. “Nancy” suggested getting the attorney’s of ce in Boston. Sacha Baron Cohen has Boston College students (Carr) Marengi, age 88, of P zer or Moderna vac- An internet user at Bi- sued a Massachusetts can- and their parents are Peabody, died peacefully on cines over the Johnson & envenue’s home had so- nabis dispensary he says angered by the Catholic Sunday at the Kaplan Family Johnson vaccine because licited and received child used an image of his char- school’s refusal to grant Hospice House in Danvers. She it “was developed, test- pornography from chil- acter Borat on a billboard religious exemptions to was the wife of Henry A. “Hank” ed and is produced with dren over the internet us- without his permission, people who don’t want to Marengi, with whom she abortion-derived cell lines ing a video chat feature, according to documents get a coronavirus vaccine shared 43 years of marriage raising additional moral prosecutors said. A search led in U.S. District Court because of a purported and who predeceased her in concerns.” of the home resulted in in Boston. link to aborted fetal tissue. 1997. Born in Lynn, she was the seizure of Bienvenue’s The billboard for Somer- The Jesuit school is re- the daughter of Archibald C. Maine identi es preferred smartphone, which was set-based Solar Therapeu- quiring all students, fac- and Alice (Carritte) Carr. Raised found to contain child por- tics Inc. showed Baron Co- ulty, and staff to receive a site for offshore wind array in Lynn she was a 1950 grad- nography videos that had hen posing as Borat with COVID-19 vaccine prior to uate of St. Mary’s Girls High PORTLAND, Maine (AP) been received through the two thumbs up and the the start of the fall semes- School and moved-to Peabody — Maine of cials have messaging app. words “It’s nice!” — one of ter, unless they are grant- in 1954. identi ed a preferred site Bienvenue also used a Borat’s catchphrases. ed religious or medical ex- Nancy and Hank spent every for an offshore wind farm phone application to so- “By use of the billboard, emptions. summer at their home in West that would be the nation’s licit and pay individuals the defendants falsely Stephanie Grimes, a reg- Harwich where they enjoyed rst  oating offshore wind in the Philippines to force have conveyed to the pub- istered nurse from New entertaining friends and family. nephews and her brother-in- research area. children to participate in lic that Mr. Baron Cohen York, told the Boston Her- Cocktail hour was a highlight of law, Chester Morrill. She was The administration of explicit video chats, prose- has endorsed their prod- ald for a story published the day. Nancy was also a dog the sister of the late James Carr Democratic Gov. Janet cutors said. lover and woke early every day and his wife Mary Jane and Pa- ucts and is af liated with Tuesday that her daugh- Mills is working with the to walk her beloved lab. tricia Morrill. their business,” accord- ter’s request for an exemp- University of Maine and Frontier adds 2 more She will be remembered Service Information: Her ing to the complaint led tion was rejected. Another New England Aqua Ven- for her sense of humor and visitation will be held on Fri- Monday. “To the contrary, nondenominational school tus on the planned re- destinations from her clever wit. Her greatest joy day from 9:30AM-10:30AM Mr. Baron Cohen never granted another child’s search array. Administra- Rhode Island airport came from time spent with in St. Ann’s Church, 140 Lynn has used cannabis in his exemption request. She tion of cials have said the her family, especially her three St, Peabody, followed by a life. He never would par- wants Boston College to project will contain up to PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) grandsons and her seven Funeral Mass at 10:30AM. ticipate in an advertising change its policy 12 turbines. — Frontier Airlines has great-grandchildren. Burial will be in St. Josephs campaign for cannabis, for “I’m disgusted. You’re The Mills administra- established new routes She is survived by her four Cemetery, Lynn. Relatives any amount of money.” allowed to use your con- tion released the speci ca- from Rhode Island to At- children; Lisa Sherr and her and friends are respectful- The billboard along a science as a Catholic,” tions of its preferred site lanta and Philadelphia, husband Robert of Lynn eld, ly invited. In lieu of owers, Massachusetts interstate Grimes said. “On so many for the project on Monday. airport of cials said. Paul Marengi of Sanford, ME, donations may be made to highway was taken down levels BC is wrong. They The site is a 16-square- The  ights from Rhode Peter Marengi of Newburyport the Kaplan Family Hospice in April, three days after need to back down.” mile area in the Gulf of Island T.F. Green Interna- and Mary Marengi of Newbury; House, 78 Liberty St., Dan- Baron Cohen’s attorneys Pope Francis told Catho- Maine located about 30 tional Airport in Warwick three grandsons; Alexander vers, MA 01923. Arrange- sent a cease-and-desist or- lics they have a moral obli- miles off the Maine coast. to Atlanta started Monday Sherr and his wife Megan of ments by the SOLIMINE der to the dispensary, ac- gation to take the vaccine. Members of the state’s and the  ights to Philadel- Newbury, Daniel Sherr and his FUNERAL HOME, Lynn. Direc- cording to the suit. “A religious exemption commercial shing indus- phia are starting Tuesday, wife Danielle of Newburyport, tions and guestbook at www. “Mr. Baron Cohen is may be granted if vacci- try have expressed con- according to a statement and Nathan Sherr and his wife solimine.com highly protective of his nation goes against the cerns about locating off- from the Rhode Island Alexa of Cape Canaveral, FL; image and persona, and fundamental tenets of a shore wind in the Gulf of Airport Corp. as well as seven great-grand- those of his characters. faith,” school spokesper- Maine. Mills signed off on The Atlanta  ights children, several nieces and Mr. Baron Cohen is very son Ed Hayward said in a prohibition of offshore will depart on Mondays, careful with the manner a statement. “Given that wind projects in state wa- Wednesdays and Fri- in which he uses his per- Pope Francis, (Boston) ters earlier this month in days and the Philadel- sona and his characters to Cardinal Sean (O’Malley), a bid to ease those con- phia  ights will depart on interact with his fans and and millions of Catholics cerns. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Rosemary E. Anketell, 64 the general public,” the worldwide have been vac- The administration said Saturdays. complaint says. cinated, it is dif cult for it’s taking comments on “Frontier now offers six LYNN - Rosemary E. (Tuck- Baron Cohen and his Catholics to make an argu- the siting proposal through nonstop Providence routes er) Anketell, age 64 of Lynn, California-based compa- ment against a COVID-19 the end of the month. The this summer as we have passed away on Tuesday, July ny Please You Can Touch vaccination.” project is also subject to a expanded our PVD route 6th, 2021. She was the be- LLC are seeking $9 mil- M.C. Sullivan, the health federal review as it’s in fed- network to meet the pent- loved daughter of the late Ly- lion in damages. care ethicist for the Arch- eral waters. up desire for summer man O. and Rose E. (Colomba- An attorney for Solar diocese of Boston, said the travel while maintain- ni) Tucker. Therapeutics said he was P zer and Moderna vac- Massachusetts man gets 10 ing affordable fares and Born in Lynn, Rosie was aware of the suit. cines “do not contain any years on child porn charges a friendly  ying experi- a graduate of English High “Upon receipt of the cease- immorally illicit material.” ence,” Frontier spokesper- School, and later attended and-desist letter from Mr. Sullivan said the test- BOSTON (AP) — A Mas- son Jennifer de la Cruz Essex Agricultural & Technical Cohen’s legal counsel So- ing of those vaccines did sachusetts man who re- said in a statement. School where she learned to lar immediately requested involve fetal tissue from cieved child pornography The other destination become a hairstylist. She was that the sign company re- abortions performed de- via a messaging app has are Orlando, Tampa and the owner/operator of Clean move the billboard in ques- cades ago. been sentenced to 10 years Miami in Florida, and Cut Hair Salon in Lynn, MA tion,” Nicholas Hemond “The pope and the car- in prison, federal prosecu- Myrtle Beach, South Car- since 1985. said in an emailed state- dinal say the remoteness tors said. olina. In her free time, Rosie loved ment. “As there is an active of the abortion act is so Garry Bienvenue, 59, of Frontier said it’s starting to quilt, embroider, knit, read, case before the court, we far removed to the cur- Attleboro, was sentenced Providence to Philadelphia and spend time with her family have no further comment rent public health crisis,” Monday in U.S. District one-way fares at $29 and and friends. She loved spur of Service Information: at this time.” Sullivan said. “There’s a Court after pleading Atlanta fares at $44. the moment road trips. Friends and family are invit- Rosie is survived by her dear ed to attend Rosie’s Funeral sisters, Patricia Cormack, Mary Mass on Friday, July 23rd Mackenzie, Elizabeth Germano at 10:30 a.m. at St. Pius V and her husband Edward, as Church, 215 Maple Street, Black female WWII battalion unit well as sister-in-law Olivia Tuck- Lynn. Burial will follow at er. She was the “favorite” Aun- Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn. tie Rosie to her cherished 52 In lieu of owers, donations hoping to get congressional honor nieces and nephews, great and may be made in her name to grand plus 17 “in-law” spous- My Brother’s Table, 98 Willow es. She was predeceased by St. Lynn, MA. By Michael Casey They created a system her sister June and her brother ASSOCIATED PRESS using locator cards with Thomas, Brother-in-laws James a service member's name Trainor and Don MacKenzie. BOSTON — Maj. Fan- and unit number to ensure nie Grif n McClendon and mail was delivered. Some- her Army colleagues never times, they had to resort dwelled on being the only to detective work when a Black battalion of women parcel only had a common IN MEMORIAM to serve in Europe during name or a service mem- DANIEL J. CHAPUT World War II. They had a ber's nickname. ON YOUR BIRTHDAY Home delivery job to do. Despite their achieve- JULY 14, 2021 subscribers Another birthday, another year, The 6888th Central Post- ments, the unit endured Get FREE access al Directory Battalion was Another day wishing to the e-edition on questions and criticism you were still here. credited with solving a Love, Mom, Dad, and family from those who didn't sup- growing mail crisis during port Black women in the its stint in England and, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS military. upon their return, serving Housing, mess halls and as a role model to genera- Members of the 6888th battalion stand in forma- recreation facilities were tions of Black women who tion in Birmingham, England, in 1945. segregated by race and joined the military. sex, forcing them to set up But for decades, the ex- when there was grow- unheated, rat-infested air- ing pressure from Afri- plane hangars in Birming- all their own operations. ploits of the 855 members The unit commander, Maj. never got wider recogni- can-American organi- ham, England, and given a zations to include Black daunting mission: Process Charity Adams, was also tion — until now. criticized by a general who women in what was called the millions of pieces of un- The Senate passed leg- threatened to give her the Women's Army Corps delivered mail for troops, islation that would award command to a white of cer. and allow them to join government workers and members of the battalion, She reportedly responded: their white counterparts Red Cross workers. The affectionately known as "Over my dead body, sir." overseas. mountains of mail had the Six Triple Eight, with They cleared out a back- "I think that the 6888th, piled up and troops were Don’t let the the Congressional Gold log of about 17 million Medal. the command inherently grumbling about lost let- pieces of mail in three The bill is awaiting ac- knew that their presence ters and delayed care pack- months — twice as fast story go untold. tion in the House, but is overseas meant more than ages. Thus their motto, "No as projected. The battal- already too late for most clearing that mail back- Mail, Low Morale." ion would go on to serve Share your loved one’s story. 6888 members. There are log," said Retired Army "They kept hollering in France before returning believed to be only seven Col. Edna Cummings, who about wanting us to go home. And like so many [email protected] | 781-593-7700 surviving, including Mc- was not a member of the overseas so I guess they Black units during World Clendon. 6888th but has been advo- found something for us to War II, their exploits never "Well, it would be nice cating to get them greater do overseas: Take care of got the attention afforded but it never occurred to me recognition. "They were the mail," McClendon said. their white counterparts. In partnership with that we would even quali- representing opportunity "And there was an awful "It is sad to say. They fy for it," McClendon said for their sisters at arms lot of mail. ... They expect- came back to Jim Crow from her home in Tempe, back in the United States ed we were gonna be there America," Cummings said. Arizona. who were having a hard about two or three months "Not only the 6888th but a "I just wish there were time dealing with the rac- trying to get it straight- lot of our minority soldiers more people to, if it comes ism and sexism within the ened out. Well I think in who returned from the war Catch up through, there were more ranks." about a month, in a month were not recognized or ap- people to celebrate it," said The unit dodged German and a half, we had it all preciated until years lat- with your McClendon, who has met U-boats on their way to straightened out and going er. The Tuskegee Airmen, with her local congress- England and scrambled in the right direction." Montford Point Marines. favorite team man to press for passage of to escape a German rock- The 6888th toiled around There are so many stories the bill. et once they reached a the clock, processing about of units of color who were in Item Sports! The 6888th was sent Glasgow port. 65,000 pieces of mail in not recognized until de- overseas in 1945, a time They were deployed to each of the three shifts. cades after the war." WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Blind Chinese dissident who Branson’s ight escaped in 2012 now a U.S. citizen sparks optimism By Kathy McCormack in New Mexico ASSOCIATED PRESS By Susan Montoya Residents of Truth or A blind Chinese dissi- Bryan Consequences, an eclectic dent who escaped to the ASSOCIATED PRESS desert community about 30 miles (48 kilometers) United States in 2012 is TRUTH OR CONSE- now an American citizen. away, are excited to be on QUENCES, N.M. — With the map again. The city Chen Guangcheng, Virgin Galactic making its speaking through a trans- rst gained notary in 1950 highest pro le test ight lator, said in an interview when it agreed to change to date with boss Richard with The Associated Press its name from Hot Springs last week he was “very Branson aboard, it’s only to Truth or Consequences grateful that America, a matter of time before as part of a publicity stunt this free country, has wel- paying customers get their put on by a radio show of comed us.” chance and New Mexico the same name. Chen met with members realizes a dream that has Still, many residents of his legal team July 8 in been decades in the mak- are tempering their opti- Manchester, New Hamp- ing. mism as the space tourism shire, to celebrate. He be- Former Gov. Bill Rich- venture has taken nearly came a U.S. citizen in Bal- ardson is among those who two decades to get off the timore on June 21. have been watching the ground and it’s unclear “It’s a long journey from progress of the space tour- how often Virgin Galactic being under house arrest PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ism company, ever since will be ying paying cus- in China to being a U.S. he and his team recruit- tomers to the edge of space citizen. It took 15 years,” Chen Guangcheng, left, a blind Chinese dissident who escaped to the ed the British billionaire United States in 2012 and recently became an American citizen, laughs and whether any spending said George Bruno, former to New Mexico. The two with one of his attorneys, George Bruno, during a lunch to celebrate his related to those brief up- U.S. ambassador to Belize shook hands on a promise and one of Chen’s lawyers. citizenship in Manchester, N.H. and-down trips will trickle — Branson would build the down to shopkeepers and An international sym- placing himself under the leading a coalition to “stop and more force to suppress world’s rst commercial bol for human dignity af- other businesses in town. protection of U.S. diplo- China’s aggression.” the people to protect the spaceline for tourists, and ter running afoul of local They also questioned how mats. Chen, 49, a visiting fel- control of the power.” New Mexico would build government of cials for many space fans and other Chen’s 2012 ight to the low at Catholic University the spaceport. exposing forced abortions A spokesperson for spectators would be drawn U.S. Embassy in Beijing of America, said he hopes the Chinese Embassy in To naysayers who carried out as part of Chi- sparked a six-day diplo- America “will stand by the to the area since security is na’s one-child policy, Chen Washington did not re- thought it was a boondog- high at the spaceport and matic tussle between the Chinese people” against gle and a waste of taxpay- was subjected to years of U.S. and China, threat- the Communist Party. spond to a request for guided tours are consid- er money, Richardson said: persecution and illegal ening to derail then-Sec- “The human rights situ- comment. ered pricy by some. detention for advising vil- retary of State Hillary ation is getting worse and Chen also said the Unit- “You were dead wrong. You Others have mixed feel- lagers on how to counter Clinton’s strategic talks worse,” he said. “As people ed States needed to take have to have a vision for ings about having paid ex- of cial abuses. intended to build trust in China are more aware a harder line with the the future, and it’s going to tra taxes to help bankroll After serving four years between the world’s su- of their rights as they get Communist Party, or the happen, and it’s going to be the spaceport, saying their in prison on what sup- great.” perpower and its up-and- more information online, CPC, and “give up on the community is still in dire porters called fabricated The two-term governor coming rival. and have more demand appeasement policy.” need of infrastructure im- charges, Chen was kept Last year, Chen ad- for their rights, the Com- was among those who “If we only negotiate provements, namely a bet- under house arrest until dressed the Republican munist Party is becoming were elated to see Branson with the CPC, they will ter drinking water system. escaping in 2012, dodging National Convention, more and more worried and his crewmates rock- There’s also a lack of hous- not be afraid. The CPC has a security cordon around where he called on other about losing their control et to the edge of space on ing for residents, much less his home in east China’s always been unreasonable countries to support Pres- and power, and that re- Sunday. About 500 guests adequate accommodations Shandong province and ident Donald Trump in sults in them using more and arbitrary.” — including celebrities, for tourists. Virgin Galactic customers, “Our tax dollars are pay- politicians and a group of ing for the roads to go out In year since Washington team change, students — watched from there and everything so it just outside the terminal at would be nice if we could Spaceport America, while actually bene t from that,” Native sports imagery set to evolve others across New Mexico said Patty Lane, who helps held watch parties and peo- run a gift shop in the town By Stephen Whyno ple around the world tuned of roughly 5,900 people. ASSOCIATED PRESS in to a livestream. “We’re a small community. Washington will not Rick Homans, the state We need that.” have any kind of Native economic development sec- Lane said it’s clear that American imagery as part retary who led early negoti- developing a viable com- of its next name, and the ations with Virgin Galactic, mercial spaceline has be- subject is still evolving was among those in atten- come a competition, and across sports in the year dance. He acknowledged it she’s hopeful that will since the storied NFL has been a long and dif - drive more innovation and franchise dropped argu- cult road that started with more aerospace companies ably the most polarizing many unknowns for both to consider moving to the moniker left in the pros. the state and the space state. Only then, with more Tuesday marks the one- tourism company. private investment, can the year anniversary since Was it worth it? Undoubt- industry really take off in Washington dropped the edly, he said. New Mexico, she said. name Redskins and the “Look around here,” he Top state of cials are accompanying Indian said Sunday. “The atten- looking for the same thing. head logo after 87 years tion of the entire globe is Gov. Michelle Lujan Grish- amid pressure from spon- on Spaceport America now am and Economic Devel- sors and decades of criti- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and on the industry that opment Secretary Alicia J. cism that both are offen- could grow here. And I Keyes said the next step sive to Native Americans. Rodney Johnson of Chesapeake, Va., sits in his truck outside FedEx Field in Landover, Md. Washington’s NFL team will not be called the Warriors think where we are right will be a push to get Vir- The Washington Football now is at the very begin- gin Galactic to relocate its Team will be around for or have any other Native American imagery in the new name when it’s revealed next year. ning of something so much manufacturing operations one more season, with bigger, and so that invest- to New Mexico as more a new name set to be re- “Failing to acknowledge they barred headdress- from a rm statement in ment is going to pay off in rocket planes will be need- vealed in early 2022. our past use of Native im- es and war paint for fans a letter to season-ticket the decades to come.” ed for the future. With Major League agery in the consideration at Arrowhead Stadium. holders in 2020 that said: Baseball’s Cleveland In- of the new name wouldn’t They’re still facing calls “We will always be the At- dians set to adopt a new be mindful of the individu- to abandon a tradition of lanta Braves.” name at some point and als and communities that fans breaking into a “war Even the “tomahawk the Atlanta Braves, the were hurt by the previ- chant” while making a chop” has returned along NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs, ous name,” Wright said. chopping hand motion de- with fans this season after the NHL’s Chicago Black- “We will choose an iden- signed to mimic the Na- a Cardinals pitcher said hawks and the NCAA’s tity that unequivocally tive American tomahawk during the 2019 playoffs Florida State Seminoles departs from any use of — which is not unique to that it was disrespectful, holding onto theirs for or approximate linkage Kansas City. and the team stopped en- now, Washington’s pro- to Native American imag- A coalition of Native couraging the chant. The cess is the furthest along ery.” American groups put up death of Hall of Famer Hank and bears watching as the Wright said Washington billboards in the Kan- Aaron in January led some possibilities get narrowed is “down to a short list” sas City area to protest fans to propose a switch to down. of names. After several the tomahawk chop and Atlanta Hammers to honor “The Washington Foot- months of chatter about Chiefs’ name. “Hammerin’ Hank.” ball Team’s announcement “R” options such as Red- North of the border, Ed- that they will not be using wolves, Redtails/Red Tails monton of the Canadian LAW OFFICES OF The value of each coupon shown here is equal to Native American imagery or Redhawks, it’s possible Football League reversed JAMES J. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS Free community college can make President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ workers smarter and our country richer Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. Monica Connell Healey W J. K S ¢ Y P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Deputy Editor J. Patrick Norton “Do we want to give the graduate makes $39,000 Nearly 60 percent of J N. W  T¢  J ¤¥ Michael H. Shanahan Lynn, MA 01903 Chief Operating O cer Editorial Editor Chairman wealthiest people in Amer- a year on average, a g- associate degrees and ica another tax cut,” asked ure that jumps to $46,000 94 percent of certi cates Customer Service PUBLISHERS Joe Biden, “or do you want with an associate degree. were for health care, IT, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 to give every high school That’s almost $300,000 business, computer sci- Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 Connecting graduate the ability to more in earnings over a Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 ence and construction All Departments: Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 earn a community college 40-year career. But nearly trades. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 degree?” 30 percent of Americans 781-593-7700 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Those skills can help Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 The president’s question over age 25 lack higher workers succeed outside of Ext. 2 Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 was not rhetorical. He education. the traditional of ce. Free- Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 was speaking at an event Republicans are right Classi ed/Legal Advertising Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 lance job openings have classi [email protected] to promote his Ameri- that a federal program skyrocketed amid the pan- John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 can Families Plan, which won’t be cheap. President demic, and nearly 70 per- Subscriptions includes spending that Biden’s plan calls for $109 cent of remote workers say [email protected] would enable Americans billion to pay for free, two- to attend free two-year year degrees. But that’s they’re open to such an Circulation [email protected] community college. peanuts compared to what opportunity. Some of the Sen. Bernie Sanders and America will lose in eco- fastest-growing positions Ext. 3 Rep. Pramila Jayapal have nomic output should our involve accounting, data introduced a similar bill skill levels stagnate. A analytics and health care. Newsroom It’s understandable that [email protected] in Congress. The propos- lack of workers with asso- [email protected] als aren’t short of support: ciate or bachelor degrees scal conservatives object EDITORIAL 83 percent of Democrats will cost America $1.2 tril- to proposals for free, four- Ext. 4 back free public college lion in economic output year degrees. A degree in Sports and university, as do 39 over the next decade. lm studies or liberal arts [email protected] percent of Republicans. The lost output occurs majors may not give work- The right to x The announcement elat- when employers can’t ll ers tangible skills they’ll Ext. 5 ed President Biden’s own jobs that need the special- need on the job. Retail and Online party, even as it raised Re- ized training higher edu- But investment in com- Advertising publican objections. The cation provides. Even with munity colleges is differ- [email protected] our own stuff reaction of both sides was record unemployment last ent. It’s a cost-effective predictable. Free commu- year, employers have 8.1 ADVERTISING Editorial from use of federal dollars, nity college is a pillar of million jobs left un lled. the Los Angeles Times editorial board a “bridge-loan” that re- Ernie Carpenter Jr. the progressive agenda. Employers struggle to cipients who otherwise Director of Advertising By contrast, Republicans nd workers with the right They don’t make ’em like they used to. wouldn’t go on to higher and Business Development, ext. 1355 in Congress won’t support mix of technical and soft education will pay back [email protected] This oft-uttered complaint about modern skills. Some reports show the measures because of many times over in high- products may be a cliché, but it’s largely ac- their signi cant cost. that 83 percent of bosses Ralph Mitchell er income taxes and in- Sales Representative, ext. 1313 curate. Not long ago, most consumer goods This divide is unfortu- can’t nd the right candi- creased productivity. [email protected] and business products were analog and nate. Free community col- dates. Three-quarters be- easily repaired with parts that were widely lege should be viewed not lieve that applicants don’t Nearly a dozen states Patricia Whalen available. But, increasingly, all but the most as a partisan issue, but as have skills they’ll need on already recognize the ben- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 basic appliances, electronics, medical devic- an investment that will the job. e ts of free, two-year col- [email protected] es and vehicles are constructed with some lege. It’s time the federal yield future returns in the Free community college BUSINESS OFFICE digital components. Even some cat litter form of economic growth. can help close the skills government jumped on boxes have microchips! The bottom line: free com- gap by preparing students board. Susan J. Conti That wouldn’t be a cause for concern if munity college will pay for for the jobs of the future. Brent Messenger is vice Controller, ext. 1288 these products were as easy to repair as, say, itself in the long run. In 2019, community col- president of public policy [email protected] a at tire. But they are not. It’s often cost- The best jobs require leges granted a million and community engage- Ted Grant ly and time-consuming (or even straight- more than a high school associate degrees and cer- ment at Fiverr. This piece Publisher, ext. 1234 up impossible) for consumers to have their diploma. A high school ti cates. originally ran in The Hill. [email protected] malfunctioning goods xed because of the various legal, digital and physical barriers Marian Kinney that manufacturers use to keep consumers LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ext. 1212 from doing “Do-It-Yourself” repairs or using [email protected] independent repair shops. Will Kraft These tactics include designing products Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 with cases welded or glued shut, or with Gallo could always tell a good story [email protected] specialized parts and diagnostic tools avail- able only through preferred dealers or re- To the editor: ciate member of the com- play case at Town Hall and Paula Villacreses pair networks, and installing digital locks mission, a member of the would regularly change A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 [email protected] that cannot be circumvented without vi- Louie was the unof cial Historical Society and led the contents. He was al- town historian. He grew the History Buffs group at olating copyright law, even when it’s done ways witty, humorous and Mike Shanahan with the sole intention of restoring original up here, served on the the library. could tell a great Swamp- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Historical Commission for He was recently helpful function to a broken device. scott story, no matter the [email protected] several years and contin- in making suggestions on As a consequence, consumers who need re- ued to share his wealth of the new plaque program topic. Jim Wilson pairs must rely on either the original manu- Swampscott history with being offered by the com- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 facturer or its authorized outlets, which can everyone. His heart was mission. Justina Oliver [email protected] charge higher-than-reasonable fees because truly in Swampscott. He Lou was the only one Swampscott Historical of the lack of competition. In too many cas- CIRCULATION continued to be the asso- that had a key to the dis- Commission Chair es, it’s easier and faster for consumers to Lisa Mahmoud simply toss out their broken cellphone, cof- Manager, ext. 1239 fee maker, vacuum or whatever and buy a [email protected] new one. The old boys’ network This is unfair, not to mention extremely CUSTOMER SERVICE wasteful and environmentally destructive. To the editor: complishment the city ton been to many City La’ Mosha Ball Everyone should have the absolute right has made in the devel- Council meetings? Then Customer Service, ext. 1276 to x the stuff they’ve purchased, including Referring to Congress- opment that is currently how can he say that some [email protected] the digital components within. man Moulton’s comment in underway, and future de- like it the way it is? Or GRAPHICS The real threat, however, appears to be to the Item July 12: “(There’s) velopment that’s in the perhaps he is mistaken — their bottom line. Repairing products ex- sort of an old boys’ network works? is he referring to the U.S. Trevor Andreozzi tends their usable life, so consumers don’t who just likes things the Anyone who took notice Congress? Designer have to buy a new one every few years. Con- way they are.” would say it is not liking That, in my opinion, is [email protected] trolling where and how devices can be re- My question to him is: things the way they are, the “good old boys’ net- paired, as well how much it costs to do so, is How does he know this it’s called teamwork — work.” Aaron Fee the next best thing. when he’s not part of the our leaders have not been Designer It appears that, at last, help for consum- city government? Has he sitting on their hands. L. Robert Nadeau [email protected] ers is on the way. Last Friday, President Joe taken notice of the ac- Has Congressman Moul- Lynn Edwin Peralta Jr. Biden signed a sweeping pro-competitive, Designer pro-consumer executive order that, among [email protected] other things, encourages the new chairwom- an of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) NEWSROOM — whom Biden appointed — to adopt rules Mike Alongi against “unfair anti-competitive restric- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 tions on third-party repair or self-repair of [email protected] items, such as the restrictions imposed by Gayla Cawley powerful manufacturers that prevent farm- News Editor, ext. 1236 ers from repairing their own equipment.” [email protected] The president’s action follows the release of an FTC report in May that outlined a Allysha Dunnigan number of anti-competitive practices by Reporter, ext. 1302 manufacturers to keep people from tinker- [email protected] ing with their products and found “scant Spenser Hasak evidence to support manufacturers’ justi - Photographer, ext. 1332 cations for repair restrictions.” The report [email protected] also noted that the burden of these practic- es falls heaviest upon communities of color Julia Hopkins and low-income consumers. Photographer, ext. 1224 FTC rules are a good start, but they’re [email protected] just a piece of the solution. Congress needs Thor Jourgensen to lay down a foundational right to repair Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 that makes it clear that once you buy some- [email protected] thing, be it a smartphone or a coffee maker, you can x it or hire someone else to do it as Tréa Lavery Reporter, ext. 1317 you see t. [email protected] It’s not clear how far the FTC may be able to go to protect consumer rights in the U.S., Anne Marie Tobin but repair advocates say they will keep Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 pushing for state and federal laws. “It isn’t [email protected] over until people can x their stuff, on their Sophie Yarin own,” said Nathan Proctor, who leads the Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 right-to-repair campaign for U.S. PIRG, a [email protected] consumer advocacy organization. TECHNOLOGY That sounds about right. Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 [email protected] TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Biden blasts ‘un-American’ All address information, particu- responded and found a group were reported. larly arrests, re ect police records. In in the building. The re depart- An accident was reported at the event of a perceived inaccuracy, ment responded to get into the Hawthorne by the Sea at 7:43 voting limits; Texas Dems act it is the sole responsibility of the con- building and secure it. p.m. Saturday. No injuries were At 8:51 p.m. Monday, a reported. cerned party to contact the relevant caller reported teenage boys An accident was reported on By Jonathan Lemire, police department and have the de- were urinating on a neighbor’s Paradise Road at 3:26 p.m. Brian Slodysko and partment issue a notice of correction Zeke Miller fence on Lattimer Street. Police Monday. ASSOCIATED PRESS to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- spoke with the group. ications will not be made without A caller reported kids were Animals PHILADELPHIA — on the roof of a building on President Joe Biden de- express notice of change from the A report of a loose dog at arresting police department. Ocean Avenue at 9:13 p.m. clared preserving voting Monday. Police reported par- 2:43 p.m. Saturday at Hum- rights an urgent national phrey Street and Priscilla Road. ents took responsibility for "test of our time" on Tues- Animal Control was noti ed. LYNN their middle-school-aged kids. day but offered few con- Animal Control captured No kids were on the roof upon crete proposals to meet it. Arrests police arrival. a loose golden retriever on Beach Bluff Avenue at 2:12 Texas Democrats took their own dramatic action to sty- Mumin Hussein, 20, of 43 Vandalism p.m. Monday. Birch St., was arrested and A report of a loose dog at mie Republican efforts to charged with nighttime break- At 3:46 p.m. Monday, a 2:40 p.m. Monday on Norfolk tighten ballot restrictions PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing and entering for a felony caller from Broughton Road Avenue. Animal Control was in their state. and trespassing at 2:44 a.m. reported vandalism to her noti ed. Biden, who has pro- President Joe Biden delivers a speech on vot- Tuesday. truck. The caller said someone claimed protecting ballot ing rights at the National Constitution Center, Shauna McCabe, 40, of 21 “tore the magnets off the ve- Assaults access the central cause of in Philadelphia. Holmes St., Carver, was arrest- hicle with a metal object and his presidency, has faced ed and charged with nighttime caused scratches.” A New Ocean Street resident sharp criticism from allies Biden has not changed his acted new voting restric- breaking and entering for a called at 5:39 a.m. Sunday to for not doing more, though opposition to eliminating it tions, and others are de- felony and trespassing at 2:42 report that he was assaulted political headwinds and altogether. bating them, as the GOP a.m. Tuesday. NAHANT by two people related to him stubborn Senate math have Biden's remarks came a has seized on Trump's Scott Roy, 34, of 73 Friend who were still in his apartment. limited his ability to act. day after Texas Democrats false claim of massive voter St., Gloucester, was arrested Disturbances Despite his ringing words decamped for Washington fraud in the 2020 election and charged with attempt to At 5:30 p.m. Monday, a call- Breaking and entering on Tuesday, he avoided any in an effort to deny their as a rationale for curtailing commit a crime and larceny mention of trying to alter GOP-controlled Legisla- ballot access. er reported that their neighbors Police received a report at under $1,200 at 10:03 a.m. were arguing in a garage. Of - the Senate libuster rule ture the necessary quorum "No other election has Tuesday. 5:34 a.m. Monday of a group that stands in the path of to pass a bill placing new ever been held under such cers reported that the neigh- of people wearing black masks federal legislation. restrictions on voting in the scrutiny, such high stan- bors were just watching a soc- and a broken ATM on the Accidents cer game. Speaking at the Nation- state. dards," Biden said of the ground, possibly from the sec- The lawmakers, who ar- 2020 race. A report of a hit-and-run mo- ond oor of the Fish House. al Constitution Center in Water Incident Philadelphia, Biden called rived in the nation's capital Some GOP-led states tor vehicle crash at 4:20 p.m. A report of a past breaking Monday night, said they have worked to roll back Monday at 20 High Rock St. state efforts to curtail vot- A caller reported that a and entering of a vehicle on were prepared to stay in the vote-by-mail expan- A report of a motor vehicle Greenwood Avenue at 1:11 ing accessibility "un-Amer- boat had washed up on Short Washington — out of the sion that was put in place crash at 4:33 p.m. Monday at p.m. Monday. ican" and "un-democratic" Beach at 6:58 a.m. Sunday. An and launched a broadside reach of Texas law enforce- in the past presidential 75 Shepard St.; at 8:18 p.m. of cer reported that the boat Tuesday at 187 Chestnut St.; Complaints against his predecessor, ment — until a special leg- election due to COVID-19 was anchored and the owner Donald Trump, who base- islative session concludes fears. Others have tried to at 7:02 a.m. Tuesday at Wal- of the boat simply was at his greens at 21 Joyce St. A caller reported at 11:14 lessly alleged misconduct early next month. Their ac- strengthen voter identi - house and was planning on a.m. Sunday that a group of in the 2020 election after tion marks a dramatic new cation requirements and returning the boat soon. Breaking and Entering people was playing a soccer his defeat. Biden called showdown over voting in curtail hours and locations game at Upper Jackson Park passage of congressional America. for early voting and ballot A report of a breaking and PEABODY without a permit. proposals to override new Standing near the steps of drop-offs. entering at 9:11 a.m. Tuesday A pedestrian on Allen Road state voting restrictions the U.S. Capitol for a news Texas Republican Gov. at 20 Landon Circle. Arrests and Humphrey Street called and to restore parts of the conference ahead of a meet- Greg Abbott said he would at 1:02 p.m. Sunday to report ing with Senate Majority keep calling special ses- Eduardo Dias Costa, 54, of Voting Rights Act that were Overdose that he and his dogs were al- Leader Chuck Schumer, sions through next year if 157 Chelsea St., Everett, was curbed in recent years by most hit by an erratic driver the Democrats promised to necessary to pass his state's arrested on a warrant at 12:58 the Supreme Court "a na- A report of an opiate over- while in a crosswalk. "stay out and kill this bill." legislation, and raised the p.m. Monday. tional imperative." dose at 8:03 a.m. Tuesday on A Middlesex Avenue resident Yet, instead of raising However, state Rep. Chris possibility of Democrats Centre Street; at 9:50 a.m. reported at 8:38 p.m. Sunday the possibility of ghting Turner, the leader of the facing arrest upon return- Tuesday on Boston Street. Accidents that a man was in the garage the libuster, he appeared Texas Legislature's House ing home. on the neighboring property Theft A report of a motor vehicle to tacitly acknowledge the Democrats, said their ef- Asked whether Biden crash at 1:02 p.m. Monday at yelling and swearing over a fading hopes for the bills, forts would ultimately be thinks the Texas legislators A report of a larceny at 6:46 174 Andover St. and 2 Cross bike. Police determined that saying he would launch a futile unless congressional are doing the right thing p.m. Monday at Boston and St.; at 4:31 p.m. Monday at 2 two friends were working on a nationwide campaign to Democrats take bolder ac- by leaving the state, Jean- Cottage streets; at 8:11 p.m. County St. and 91 Lynn St.; at moped and speaking loudly arm voters with informa- tion to overcome a Senate Pierre said "he applauds Monday at 211 Walnut St.; 7:57 a.m. Tuesday at Sisak/ over the engine, and there was tion on rule changes and re- Republican blockade of the their courage." She said at 10:43 p.m. Monday at 55 Methadone Clinic at 172 New- no issue. strictions ahead of the 2022 sweeping federal voting that in the administration's Estes St.; at 7:13 a.m. Tuesday bury St. A report at 1:50 a.m. Mon- midterm elections. bill. The legislation, known view, the Texas bill is an at 787 Western Ave.; at 10:55 day of a suspicious SUV "We have to prepare now," as the For the People Act, "assault on democracy." a.m. Tuesday at Cobbet Hill SAUGUS parked by a dumpster on Lin- the president said. would create national stan- Vice President Kamala Apartments at 498 Essex St. coln Circle. The occupants left Biden's sharp rhetoric dards for voting that could Harris, who is leading the the vehicle and walked down drew praise from progres- roll back some of the re- administration's efforts on Accidents Lincoln Circle. sive groups in his party strictions that have been voting rights, praised the MARBLEHEAD Police received a report of a At 10:40 a.m. Friday, a call- approved or are advancing Texas legislators during man who appeared “out of it” but did little to assuage the Accidents er reported that a black truck mounting pressure on him in Republican-led states, a meeting with them in had taken out a street sign on who had been walking in traf c and was now in CVS at 4:13 to throw his weight behind including Texas. Washington, A truck reportedly struck a Walnut Street. Of cers later p.m. Monday. The man was giv- replacing the libuster. "We can't hold this tide "Defending the right of tree at 11:06 a.m. Monday on reported that a mailbox had en a ride to Salem. "The president believes back forever. We're buying the American people to Driftwood Road. The driver did sustained damage. A Lincoln House Avenue that we have to make the some time. We need Con- vote is as American as ap- not appear to have any injuries. On Sunday at 12:06 a.m., a resident called at 4:51 p.m. libuster work the way it gress and all of our feder- ple pie," she told the law- caller reported that a car had used to," said White House al leaders to use that time makers, comparing their crashed into the guardrail at Monday to report that her son Complaints was outside her house and re- deputy press secretary Kar- wisely," Turner said. actions to women's suffrage 1575 Broadway. An individual ine Jean-Pierre, who added Several states have en- and civil rights marches. At 5:32 p.m. Friday, a call- was taken to a nearby hospital. quested police assistance to er reported dead pogies were At 3:58 p.m. Monday, a call- make him leave. washing up on shore at Mar- er reported that they had been A report of an erratic driver blehead Harbor. involved in a motor vehicle with no license plate near the Musk clashes again with opposing At 9:53 p.m. Friday, a caller crash. An individual was trans- high school at 8:29 p.m. Mon- reported a large gathering of ported to Salem Hospital. day. young adults were in a parking A caller reported at 10:16 lawyer in SolarCity lawsuit lot on Risley Road. She said Animals p.m. Monday that an SUV was beer cans were strewn about parked at the corner of High- By Paul Wiseman over of SolarCity, Musk, interference and there- in the area. Police reported At 3:02 p.m. Friday, a caller land and Rockland streets and ASSOCIATED PRESS who is well-known for fore bears responsibility its alarm was going off. there was no gathering upon reported that a sparrow was his commanding manage- for any failures. When he their arrival. stuck in her chimney on Pleas- WILMINGTON, Del. ment style, insisted he asserted that Musk had ant Street. Overdose At 12:06 p.m. Saturday, — Testifying for a sec- had "no material role'' in expressed excessive op- a caller from Ocean Avenue A report of an opiate over- ond day, CEO Elon Musk Tesla's board discussions timism over SolarCity's reported that while he was Disturbances dose at 1:29 a.m. Tuesday on pushed back again Tues- about the deal. prospects before the ac- at the beach, he saw a man Essex Street. day against a lawsuit that Under questioning by quisition, the CEO coun- taking photos of kids. The call- At 9:52 p.m. Saturday, of - cers responded to a call from blames him for engineer- Baron, Musk acknowl- tered that he was a nat- er confronted the man and ing Tesla's 2016 acquisi- con rmed he was not with a Roller World reporting that they Scams edged that he had recom- ural optimist. Otherwise, would like two men in their 20s tion of a nancially pre- mended an acquisition he said, he never would birthday party in the area. After A Redington Street resident removed from the property. carious company called price of $28.50 a share. have risked establishing he was confronted, the man reported at 9:41 a.m. Saturday One individual was trespassed SolarCity that was marred But he said this gure reportedly took off. that she was concerned about both an electric-car manu- At 11:10 p.m. Saturday, a from the business. by conicts of interest and merely reected what he facturer and a rocket com- On Sunday at 4:20 p.m., a magazine salesman that she never generated the prof- caller reported he could hear had written a check to. called a standard practice pany, SpaceX. and see a group of drunk multiple callers reported a its Musk insisted it would. of offering a 30% premium In defending the Solar- road rage incident on Main men on Foster Street. Police Suspicious activity And for a second day, a on a target company's av- City acquisition, Musk ar- responded and reported there Street. Peter Caruso was is- pugnacious Musk sparred erage stock price over the gued that cash ow from sued a summons for malicious was no gaggle of ghting men A report of a possible past with Randall Baron, the previous four weeks. the company's previous destruction of property. to be found. abduction attempt at the high plaintiffs' attorney who The board ultimately solar installations alone At 8:37 a.m. Monday, Parks school at 10:34 a.m. Monday. has been grilling him Theft decided to offer $26.50 justi ed the decision. and Recreation reported a A Manton Road resident re- about his role in orches- to $28.50 a share. Musk "This was a no-brainer,'' person was camped out on On Saturday at 8:13 p.m., a ported at 8:35 p.m. Monday trating the SolarCity deal. observed that his sugges- he insisted. the porch on Everett Paine loss prevention employee from that his daughter had been "Your questions," the bil- tion was "discarded by the The trial, which began Boulevard and needed them Macy’s reported a shoplifting. followed by a car driven by an lionaire CEO complained board in favor of a lower Monday, marks the culmi- moved along. Police reported older man who told her to get Of cers responded and found from the witness stand, price'' and quipped, "They nation of seven sharehold- the person was trying to stay in. that $100 to $200 worth of "are so deceptive." don't listen to me, obvious- er lawsuits, consolidated out of the rain and advised merchandise was taken. A report of a possible prowl- Witness and lawyer him about the surrounding fa- er in a driveway on Aspen Road ly.'' into one, that alleged that clashed down to the cilities he could use. with a ashlight at 9:48 p.m. The long-running share- Tesla directors breached At 3:19 p.m. Monday, a call- SWAMPSCOTT Monday. meaning of the word "ca- holder lawsuit asserts their duciary duties in er reported ve to six kids were bal," which Baron invoked that Musk, who was So- bowing to Musk's wishes trespassing on Pleasant Street. Accidents Threats to characterize the Tesla larCity's largest stake- and agreeing to buy Solar- When she approached them to team that was updating holder and its chairman, City. Last August, a judge An accident was reported at A report of ongoing threats Musk daily in July 2016 in nd out why they were there, Alltown on Paradise Road at and other Tesla directors approved a $60 million on Beach Bluff Avenue at 5:15 the progress toward a So- she was told that they were 6:37 p.m. Saturday. No injuries breached their ducia- settlement that resolved making YouTube videos. Police p.m. Saturday. larCity deal. When Musk ry duties in bowing to claims made against all objected that "cabal" Musk's wishes and agree- the directors on Tesla's sounded sinister, Baron ing to buy the company. board except Musk with- countered that it typically In what the plaintiffs call out any admission of fault. meant a group of people a clear conict of interest, That left Musk, who re- working together toward SolarCity had been found- fused to settle, as the sole re- a common purpose. ed by Musk and two of his maining defendant. The tri- call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 "Usually not in a good cousins, Lyndon and Peter al is expected to last about way," Musk muttered. Rive. two weeks, after which the to start your Rejecting any notion Baron has sought to es- Delaware chancery court daily subscription. that he pressed Tesla's tablish that Musk want- judge, Joseph Slights III, board to pursue a take- ed to run Tesla without will issue a verdict. A6 THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2021 WIN for Saugus veterans VETERANS al experience for a lot of From A1 the Vietnam vets because they see the names of memorials can give veter- their comrades and bud- ans a sense of closure. “Some of them have nev- dies up on the wall. It’s (a) er seen it (the monuments pretty emotional trip.” and memorials),” he said. Sam Minton can be “It’s a very solemn expe- reached at sminton@item- rience. It’s an emotion- live.com. Now, that’s the ticket in Nahant PARKING manage capacity. The de- ITEM PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN From A1 partment also noted that by going digital, it is help- Traf c was shut down for a little more than two hours on Summer Street between Todd Lane expedite the parking pay- ing the environment by and Elizabeth Way while National Grid and construction crews worked to repair a high-pressure ment process — giving reducing waste. gas-line leak at the school Tuesday morning. visitors more time to en- This is just phase one joy DCR’s parks and mini- of the implementation of mize traf c impacts.” YODEL around the com- In the future, YODEL LYNNFIELD RESIDENTS will also provide features monwealth as phase three such as advance reserva- will be taking place at tion, capacity information, some point in 2022. The EVACUATED AFTER GAS LEAK real-time noti cation and DCR hopes to have more contactless entry valida- than 50 properties using GAS LEAK had reopened. Elizabeth Way with traf- tor working at the school tion for visitors. the contactless parking The Middleton and c diverted through side parking lot hit a gas line,” From A1 The DCR states that it revenue collection system Wake eld re depart- streets to allow motorists he said. “Immediate ac- is introducing the app to by that time. and shut down the gas.” tion was taken by Nation- ments helped with in-town to safely bypass the affect- improve the overall vis- Sam Minton can be Town Administrator Rob coverage, with members of ed area. al Grid and the Lynn eld Dolan said the line was itor experience, reduce reached at sminton@item- the Middleton department Dolan credited the re Fire Department to main- traf c and wait time and live.com. fully repaired and work assisting with evacua- department’s immediate tain public safety.” on the school construction tions. response and the efforts of Sam Minton can be project resumed after ap- Traf c was shut down National Grid for making reached at sminton@item- proximately two to three for a little more than two sure everyone was safe. live.com. Anne Marie To- Artists chosen hours. By mid-morning, hours on Summer Street “We know that during bin can be reached at ato- traf c on Summer Street between Todd Lane and excavation, a contrac- [email protected]. for BLM mural in Lynn BLM Council voted unanimous- From A1 ly to approve the mural on April 27, followed by a organization and released a City Council order permit- statement regarding Black ting the project, which was Lives Matter via Facebook, signed on May 6 by Mayor where she said that multi- Thomas M. McGee. generational trauma with One Lynn, One Love also no intervention is made created a GoFundMe page manifest in our country’s to assist with the expenses present-day race relations. coinciding with the project, She said it is a shame that including the materials for “we are where we are, but the mural, storage, food fortunately for us we don’t and water, a travel stipend have to be like those who (if needed) and creative sti- gave us our scars.” pends for the artists. Prudencio and Garrido Donations can still be began working toward this made to the GoFundMe mural last summer, and cre- page, and shirts featuring ated the group One Lynn, Spencer’s art can also be or- One Love to create, plan dered online at Onelynnon- and implement the project. eloveshirts.itemorder.com. After months of prepara- Allysha Dunnigan can tion, planning and guring be reached at adunnigan@ out the logistics, the City itemlive.com.

ITEM FILE PHOTOS | SPENSER HASAK The rst phase of the Barry Park improvement project will include the implementation of splash pads, multi-use court improvements and recon gured parking, at a cost of $580,000. Council approves $580,000 for Barry Park BARRY PARK The other side of the From A1 park has baseball and soc- cer elds, and Marsh said RENDERING | THE ARCHITECTURE TEAM toward a splash pad, ren- the city is thinking about This rendering shows the signi cant changes ovating two basketball applying for money to im- courts for multi-use activ- proposed by WinnDevelopment in the 40B af- prove the elds later in fordable housing development on Elm Place in ities, landscaping includ- the restoration project. ing the addition of shade Swampscott. “The initial part of this trees, paths and park (project) is the splash entrances, fencing, park pad,” Marsh said. “In this benches and picnic tables Elm Place developers day and age, it not only and eventually the remov- acts as a fun recreational al of the park’s concrete option for kids, but also as still under re bleachers. Community Develop- a cooling station during ment Director James the summer.” in Swampscott Marsh said the city re- Graf ti marks up the playground at Bar- Marsh said this proj- ect is going to be put out ELM PLACE Commuter Rail station cently completed a similar ry Park, which will undergo a major resto- would decrease residents’ restoration project at the ration project following City Council approval to bid next month, so at From A1 this time next summer, reliance on cars, making Lynn Commons — thanks Tuesday night. “In order to get the fund- kids will be able to use the it so that residents would to multiple grant pro- ing that you need to do af- the bleachers will happen bad shape when I played splash pad and the new most likely not need to grams including PARC — fordable housing, it has to own more than one car when the city acquires little league, and I’m 41, so multi-use courts. and Barry Park naturally be a certain size to have per unit, if any. more funds for the project. you can imagine how long “My intention is to spend seemed like the next loca- The next deadline for the they’ve been bad,” Walsh it be sustainable and at- The development team some of the money (on im- tion to focus on. PARC grant, Marsh said, said. “I think this is a long tractive for many decades is also considering install- provements) like we did This restoration proj- is approaching soon, so time coming.” to come,” Winn said. “It ing a transit screen with at Flax Pond, like we did ect, which was initiated the city will “most likely” Walsh said a lot of neigh- has to have enough mar- information about public at McManus Field (also by neighborhood requests pursue that grant again to bors in the area want to ket-rate and middle-in- transit in the lobby of the known as Neptune Bou- and the city’s Open Space support the demolition of see this project happen be- come units to be sustain- building, along with sev- levard Park), and on the Recreation Plan, will be the bleachers. fore someone gets hurt on able.” eral bicycle parking loca- Commons,” Marsh said. completed in a series of Ward 7 Councilor Jay the “unsafe” bleachers and Swampscott currently tions on the site. In addi- has 3.7 percent afford- phases by priority, as Walsh said a lot of people outdated park area. “Now, we want to spend tion, they are considering able housing, well under scal resources become are familiar with the Bar- The removal of the some time on Barry Park partnering with compa- the state’s mandated 10 available. ry Park bleachers, which bleachers, Walsh said, will to improve it for the com- nies like Zipcar to provide percent. While only 40 Marsh said the land- he described as a “blight,” also provide a clearer view munity.” rideshare services and scape, splash pad, and from growing up and of the park for police of- Allysha Dunnigan can percent of the Elm Place development would be la- designating Zipcar spaces court updates will occur hanging out down there. cers to monitor activity be reached at adunnigan@ in the parking lot. rst, and the removal of “The bleachers were in there. itemlive.com. beled affordable, all 120 units would count toward “I want to foster more the town’s subsidized discussion as a team. I housing index, bringing want to foster more inter- it up to approximately 5.4 action,” Stein said. “But if Catch up with your percent. the answer is, ‘we’ll only Many meeting attendees support this at 88 units,’ brought up the town’s is- we’re not going to get sues with traf c, especial- there. So let’s try to be favorite team ly on busy Essex Street, constructive and have dis- and worried that the addi- cussions. We have to be in tion of 120 housing units the world of reality here.” in Item Sports! would increase those Tréa Lavery can be problems. Winn explained reached at tlavery@item- that the proximity to the live.com. WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Carissa Moore of the United States practices for a World Surf League competition at Surf Ranch on Wednesday, June 16 2021 in Lemoore, Calif. Olympic sur ng exposes whitewashed Native Hawaiian roots By Sally Ho of Hawaii traditionally white Californian trope. ing with well-documented Yet critics say the busi- nored the request, noted ASSOCIATED PRESS viewed the act of stylish- “It’s the paradox and ghts in the ocean. The is- ness and branding as- only that applicants must ly riding ocean waves on a hypocrisy of colonization,” sue pitted Native Hawai- pect of the sport and life- be an “independent state SANTA CRUZ, Calif. board for fun and competi- said Walker, a BYU-Ha- ians and some white resi- style largely remained recognized by the interna- (AP) — For some Na- tion as a spiritual art form waii history professor who dents who grew up among white-centered. tional community.” tive Hawaiians, sur ng’s and egalitarian national is Native Hawaiian. them against the white “When sur ng started This geopolitical dynam- Olympic debut is both a pastime that connected White settlers rst ar- Californian and Austra- to become really popular, ic will be on display when celebration of a cultural them to the land and sea. rived on the island in the lian surfers who sought that triggered money and Carissa Moore and John touchstone invented by White European set- 1700s, bringing with them to exclude locals from that triggered business John Florence are in the their ancestors, and an tlers who rst learned of disease that nearly wiped the world’s best waves on people and things we’d surf zone to compete for extension of the racial in- the sport when they ar- out the Native Hawaiian the U.S. dignities seared into the their very own turf. never thought we’d have Neither is eager to dis- history of the game and rived to the island both population, conquest to An infamous brawl in- to deal with as people their homeland. vili ed and capitalized on take over the land and its volved a trash-talking who surf in Hawaii,” said cuss their views on the The Tokyo Summer the sport. Christian mis- bounty of natural resourc- Australian surfer named Walter Ritte, a longtime matter but they are two Games, which open July sionaries disapproved of es, and racist attitudes Wayne “Rabbit” Bar- Native Hawaiian activist. of professional sur ng’s 23, serve as a proxy for the nudity on display, yet that relegated the Indig- tholomew, who was bat- “There’s no doubt that the biggest stars who have that unresolved tension white businessmen lat- enous population to sec- tered and humbled by the control is not here in Ha- long competed under the and resentment, accord- er ran a whites-only surf ond-class citizenship. locals. The sur ng world’s waii.” Hawaii ag in the pro ing to the ethnic Hawai- club on Waikiki beach. Though it was three reverence for Hawaii and The effort to take back league, as the World Surf ians who lament that Today, white people are Native Hawaiian princes Native Hawaiians was sur ng’s narrative is why League recognizes Ha- sur ng and their identity still seen as the leaders who rst showed off surf- cemented. Bartholomew sovereignty activists ap- waii as a “sovereign surf- have been culturally ap- and authorities of the ing to the mainland in would go on to run the As- plied for a Hawaii King- ing nation.” Moore as the propriated by white out- sport globally, as sur ng’s 1885 during a visit to San- sociation of Sur ng Pro- dom national team to reigning female world siders who now stand to evolution is now a legacy ta Cruz, California, white fessionals, an earlier it- compete at the Olympics. champion is also the only bene t the most from the shaped by white perspec- businessmen are credited eration of the current pro Their longshot request Olympic surfer who is eth- $10 billion industry. tives: from practically Na- with selling sur ng and league. hinges on the fact that nically Hawaiian. “You had Native Hawai- tive Hawaiian birthright Hawaii as an exotic tour- “I treaded lightly in light they say there was no rat- “The hurt and the ians in the background to censured water activity, ism commodity for the of what they went through i ed treaty that ever for- wounds go back really being a part of the devel- and California countercul- wealthy. That trajecto- because there was an in- mally dissolved Hawaii’s far,” Moore said. “I usual- opment of it and just not ture symbol to global pro- ry has since manifested ternalization that this is autonomy. The United ly compete under the Ha- being really recognized,” fessional sports league. into a professional sports something that was stolen States annexed Hawaii in waii ag all year with the said Isaiah Helekunihi Imagine if the Holly- league largely fronted by from them,” said Richard 1898 after the overthrow WSL...For me, that’s not Walker, a Hawaii histori- wood version of yoga be- white athletes. Schmidt, who was among of the Hawaiian monar- a huge focus right now. I an and activist. “There’s came an Olympic sport, But the Native Hawai- the white Californian pro chy by U.S.-backed forces think that I can still rep- an element of them taking and by default overshad- ians never gave up their surfers on the scene in in 1893. resent both, even if I’m over. That’s when there’s owed its roots in India, sport and by the 1970s, that era. “You’re never a A statement from the not wearing the ag on no more aloha.” whitewashing the origi- there was a full-blown complete surfer until you International Olympic my sleeve. I’m wearing it The Indigenous people nal cultural avor into a racial clash around surf- prove yourself in Hawaii.” Committee, which has ig- on my heart.” ‘The Crown,’ ‘Mandalorian’ top Lynn Community Emmy nominations with 24 each Health Center By Lynn Elber ASSOCIATED PRESS hosts vaccine events LOS ANGELES — “The Crown” tied with “The By Allysha In addition to this event, Mandalorian” for the most Dunnigan the health center will host Emmy nominations Tues- ITEM STAFF mobile vaccine sessions on Wednesdays at Vision day with 24 apiece, but LYNN — As the vac- the Marvel universe also Cristiana at 333 Union cine rollout continues, the St. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; got bragging rights with Lynn Community Health runner-up “WandaVision.” on Thursdays at Visita- Center is hosting com- tion Church at 97 Broad The bounty reinforced munity-based events to the rapid rise of stream- St. from 1 to 6:30 p.m.; on promote the COVID-19 Fridays and Sundays at ing, with most of the vaccine and to encourage Iglesia de Dios de la Pro- top-nominated scripted people to get vaccinated. fecia at 25 Elmwood Ave. shows on services that Ciao Cafe and Bistro, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; emerged in the past two located at 41 Sutton St., and on the second, third, years. In the top three is hosting a community fourth and fth Friday of categories — drama, com- meal and COVID-19 vac- the month at St. Stephens edy and limited series — cine event from noon to 3 Church at 74 S Common broadcast networks scored p.m. on Wednesday, where St. from 2 to 4 p.m. only two nominations, for the Johnson & Johnson All of these vaccine ses- the NBC drama “This Is PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS and P zer vaccines will sions will offer the P zer Us” and the ABC comedy be distributed. Pedro Pascal in a scene from “The Mandalorian.” and Johnson & Johnson “black-ish.” This event will also con- vaccines. During an oppressive Netix’s “The Crown” re- sion of the “Star Wars” Disney+, which launched sist of an informational For more information, pandemic in which house- ceived its fourth nomina- franchise, and the inven- in late 2019, was impres- discussion about the vac- visit the health center at bound Americans relied tion for best series, and is tive “WandaVision” fea- sive, but the triumph of cines and will provide www.lchcnet.org. more than ever on tele- likely the veteran stream- turing the Marvel char- streaming was predict- health insurance enroll- Allysha Dunnigan can vision for distraction, TV ing service’s best chance to acters Wanda and Vision, able, said Eric Deggans, ment information and as- be reached at adunnigan@ academy voters recognized win its rst-ever top series put the series in the ranks TV critic for National Pub- sistance. itemlive.com. a varied mix of storytell- trophy. The British roy- of past sci- and fantasy lic Radio. ing and a diverse group of al drama moved closer to Emmy favorites “Game of “Disney+ came out of no- actors and creators. contemporary events with Thrones” and “Lost.” where and got the third- Did you know? One example: Mj Ro- its version of the court- “The Boys,” Amazon’s most nominations of any driguez of “Pose” is the ship and rocky marriage comedy-tinged take on su- platform at 71. ... We’re at rst trans performer to of Prince Charles and Di- perheroes, earned a best a point now where this is be nominated in a lead ana Spencer, played by drama nod. this is increasingly becom- acting category. The show Josh O’Connor and Emma “I would never have ing a streamers’ game and also earned a best drama Corrin. thought in a million years the Emmy nominations series nod. O’Connor and Corrin that playing a witch in a reect it,” Deggans said. “The moment my name received lead drama act- Marvel show would lead HBO and newcomer was announced, I just ing nods, as did the series’ to this. It’s like a dream,” streaming service HBO screamed and I broke,” Olivia Colman for her por- said “WandaVision” co- Max edged into the lead Rodriguez said. “My mom trayal of Queen Elizabeth star Kathryn Hahn. She with 130 total nomina- grabbed me. She kind of II, with a supporting bid received a supporting ac- tions, with Netix close on ung me around. ... I re- to Gillian Anderson for tress bid, but found the its heels with 129. member falling into my her role as Prime Minister show’s total of 23 nomina- The frontrunner on boyfriend’s arms and just Margaret Thatcher. tions especially sweet. the comedy side is the Home delivery crying tears of joy, tears of Oprah Winfrey’s head- “I’m so moved that the good-hearted “Ted Lasso,” happiness. I felt so seen.” line-making interview whole of it has been recog- about a middling Ameri- subscribers Of the 96 acting nods with Harry — Charles and nized,” Hahn said. “It was can football coach import- for drama, comedy and the late Diana’s son — and incredibly dif cult. It was ed to England to handle get FREE access miniseries, nearly 44 per- his wife Meghan earned a a hard, hard shoot. But ... a soccer team. The Apple cent — a total of 42 nom- nomination for best host- the experience of making TV+ series received 20 to the e-edition on inations — went to people ed non ction series or spe- this meant so much to me nominations, including of color. That included 34 cial. and it was so unexpected- for top comedy, star Ja- nods for Black actors, one The showings by “The ly deep.” son Sudeikis and six cast fewer than last year. Mandalorian,” an exten- The nominations haul by members. A8 WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2021 LOOK! 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Photographer wins first-place award for Capitol riot coverage

PHOTOS | JOE BROWN Employees of the Revere Recreation Department sport bathing suits from the day the beach opened 125 years ago. Revere Beach celebrates 125 years By Sam Minton so at the event. ITEM STAFF Baker used his remarks at Tuesday's event to make REVERE — It may have a special announcement on been a day late, but there how the nation's rst pub- was plenty to celebrate lic beach will be honored at Revere Beach Tuesday in future years. Moving night. forward, July 13 will be Re- Revere Beach marked vere Beach Day in Massa- its 125th anniversary as chusetts, he said. the rst public beach in the United States with a Baker pointed out that reworks celebration that it's hard to comprehend was attended by city and just how much it means to state of cials including celebrate the 125th anni- Gov. Charlie Baker and Some of the moderate-sized crowd listens to the versary of the beach. Mayor Brian Arrigo. speakers at the celebration of Revere Beach’s "In some respects, The festivities had to be 125th anniversary. this is an extraordinary landmark, an extraordi- postponed a day due to city. "Revere Beach for 125 performance on the boule- Saugus photographer Joseph Prezioso with nary milestone and a big rain on Monday. years has been the home to vard. the Edwin T. Ramsdell Memorial Trophy at On the spot's 125th families, to folks that are A COVID-19 vaccination statement about many his home on Tuesday, July 13. The award is birthday, Arrigo, who enjoying themselves and station was also present generations of those who given to photographers who place rst in grew up in the Oak Island enjoying recreation; we at the event. As soon as 7 have lived, grown up and the spot news category in the Boston Press neighborhood and as a kid want to continue that for p.m. hit, a line was al- worked in Revere and Photographer Association’s Photographer was always hanging out at another 125 years." ready taking shape at the made sure that this jewel of the Year contest. The trophy is named the beach, reected on its Even though it was an "Community Care Van." along the Atlantic Ocean after photographer Edwin T. Ramsdell who continued role in the city. overcast day, the beach Revere's Board of Health and the East Coast would died in a plane crash while on assignment in "The more things change, boulevard was packed with said that it wanted to stay a jewel for over a 1936. It has been awarded to photographers the more they stay the people ready to celebrate. advise residents to remain century," said Baker. since 1939. Prezioso received the award for same," said Arrigo, who There were games to be vigilant about COVID-19 Sam Minton can be his coverage of the U.S. Capitol riot. described the beach as played and residents were and urged those who hav- reached at sminton@item- the heart and soul of the able to take in a live music en't been vaccinated to do live.com.

Local news on your doorstep The ‘Wall That Heals’ rolls into Nahant

Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. 50% off your rst month of home delivery ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK The “Wall That Heals,” a replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial when you use coupon code dailyitem in Washington, D.C., was met by a crowd of onlookers as it made its way into Nahant on Tuesday with an escort from the “Rolling at checkout at www.itemlive.com Thunder” motorcycle group, local and state police, and boats from the U.S. Coast Guard and Boston Fire Department. Expires July 31 The wall will be assembled on Wednesday and will stand 7.5 feet tall and stretch out 375 feet in length. Once assembled at the Lowlands park, the wall will be open to the public. A formal opening of the display will be held on Saturday, Offer available to new subscribers only July 17, at 6 p.m.

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Mike Alongi It’s really feeling like a normal summer now

Now that we’ve gotten past the high school season and the state tourna- ment that ran until Fourth of July weekend, I’ve got to say that it’s re- ally feeling like a normal summer on the North Shore again — even if the weather doesn’t. We’ve got Babe Ruth and Little League all-star tournaments, we’ve got packed stands at Fraser Field for the North Shore Navigators and we’ve got parks and rec departments across the area returning to their an- nual summer programs. It’s just an exciting feeling to be back here. This weekend will see the culmination of the District 16 Little PHOTO | JOE BROWN League tournament, with one team Peabody West’s Mark Bettencourt, left, went 1-for-2 with a double and an RBI in a win over Lynn eld in a Dis- moving on to play in sectionals. trict 16 Tournament game Tuesday evening. I know that high school sports are creeping up on us slowly, but it’s nice to bask in this normal summer feeling for a few weeks. Peabody West blanks Lynn eld — I want to take some space here and give a shoutout to two people. The DISTRICT 16 BASEBALL and it never changes from West, going 2-for-3 with a loss, with James Pasquale (1- rst one is Steve Krause, who retired high school to Little League double and two RBI in the for-3) and Grant Neal (1-for- last week after a long career here at By Mike Alongi to the pros, is that we need to win. Cullen Pasterick went 2) each notching one. the Item. Steve wasn’t the one who ITEM SPORTS EDITOR throw strikes,” said Peabody 2-for-3 with a double and an Pasquale took the loss on West Coach Mark Betten- RBI, while Mark Bettencourt the mound after 1 2/3 innings hired me back in December of 2015, LYNN — After 48 hours, court, who also coaches the went 1-for-2 with a double of work, while Neal and Char- but he was the rst one who gave me several inches of rain and Peabody High baseball team. and an RBI. lie Piccotti saw time in relief. a tongue-lashing after misspelling a a eld change, the Peabody player’s name in a roundup. It was “We had three guys go out Pasterick earned the win Things got started on Sun- West Little League All-Stars there (Tuesday) and throw on the mound after going the within the rst month on the job, and day evening, when Peabody nally were able to nish the strikes, challenge a good Lyn- rst three innings and al- he scared me straight. West jumped ahead early job with a 5-0 victory over n eld team and come away lowing only one hit with ve Steve is the person above all others with a pair of runs in the top Lynn eld in a District 16 with the win.” strikeouts. who helped me prepare for and do the of the rst. Tournament battle Brendan Kobierski led the Lynn eld was only able to job of sports editor. In addition to be- “The key for us out there, offensive attack for Peabody scatter two total hits in the DISTRICT 16, B2 ing an endless repository of informa- tion on all things North Shore sports, he was a guy who knew everyone and who knew how to get the job done. He taught me more than I ever thought I Gallant Tournament ends after 36 years needed to know about this job, and I’ll be forever grateful for all the help he’s By Mike Alongi cancer, the tournament annu- fully intended to come back in The tournament, which was given me. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR ally hosts the best 12-year-old 2021. However, it has become known to be the oldest youth The second person I’d like to shout all-star Little League teams apparent that with fewer and invitational tournament in out is Dan Kane. Dan also just left the SALEM — After 36 years from around the North Shore. fewer volunteers to make this the state, ran for almost 40 Item, but for a very different reason: as one of the great traditions “The Gallant Invitational work, doing it right to make years — from 1984-2019. It he’s moving on to become a Lynn re- of the summer in the North Baseball Tournament Board, sure it would remain the best was known around the area as ghter. Shore, the Ray Gallant Me- led by President Sean O’Keefe, tournament would be impos- a great bridge tournament be- Dan has been my right-hand man morial Baseball Tournament has made the unfortunate sible. And not doing it right tween Little League and Babe throughout my time as sports editor, has decided to end operations, decision to end the Raymond is simply not an option.While Ruth, as the games came at and it’s been just the two of us in the according to a statement from Gallant Invitational Tourna- this decision was dif cult to the end of every summer and sports department since the pandem- the tournament’s Board of Di- ment,” the statement from make, we know it truly is the went seven innings with no ic started. Dan is a guy who never rectors. the Board of Directors read. best decision. It’s been quite pitch counts. took a day off, never complained about Named after former Salem “While the COVID-19 pan- a ride, and we’re glad we did The nal season of the Gal- the massive load of work dumped on Little League coach and mem- demic caused the cancelation it. Don’t be upset that it’s over, lant Tournament was won by him each day and he still found time ber of the Board of Directors of the 2020 tournament, which smile and look fondly back at Lynn, who beat Peabody back to help out the news side of the paper Ray Gallant after he died from would have been our 37th, we the 36 years we had.” in 2019. whenever he could. He’s a truly great guy and a hard worker, and Lynn is lucky to be getting someone like him in the re department. Tedesco’s Zolotas tied for lead at Mass. Amateur — The Open Championship returns early Thursday morning after a year- By Mike Alongi birdies and an eagle. He took it University of Rhode Island 13th holes to get back to even long hiatus, and I simply cannot wait. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR as deep as 7-under through 14 before transferring to the Uni- par for the round and get some I’m a big fan of “coffee golf,” or waking holes, but he closed his round versity of Louisville, also shot momentum rolling. Unfortu- up early in the morning to watch links NEWTON — After rain by bogeying three of his nal 2-over 74 and is sitting in a tie nately, a bogey on the 17th golf being played across the pond. held off the start of the 113th four holes to settle for a 68. for 38th place. After making a and then a double bogey on the There’s just something about links Massachusetts Amateur Swampscott native and double bogey on his rst hole 18th forced Stone to settle for a golf that tugs at my heartstrings. I’ve Championship for a day, the Kernwood Country Club of the day, Francoeur rattled 75 and a tie for 51st place after never never been lucky enough to get tournament of cially teed off member Christian Emmerich off four birdies over his next the rst round. over to Scotland, Ireland, England or Tuesday morning under an nished up with a score of ve holes to get to 2-under. Defending Kernwood Coun- anywhere else to play true links golf, overcast sky. 2-over 74. Emmerich got off But he closed his front nine try Club men’s club champion but the aesthetic and feel of it is intox- A number of local players to a blazing hot start, making with three straight bogeys and Aidan Emmerich got off to a took on the rst round Tues- icating. Maybe it’s the threat of poor three birdies and a bogey in then shot 1-over on his back solid start, but a 40 on the day, with Tedesco Country weather or the potential for balls to his rst ve holes to open at nine to nish with a 74. back nine led the St. Mary’s Club’s George Zolotas nish- bounce in any direction once they hit 2-under par. Unfortunately, Tedesco’s Hunter Stone had rising senior to shoot a 4-over ing highest among the local the ground. Maybe it’s the fact that a double bogey on the 18th a great day after an early 76. A couple of early bogeys quali ers after shooting a links golf is how the game was invent- hole saw him make the turn start, shooting a 3-over 75. It were offset by a birdie on the 4-under 68 and nishing tied ed and, in theory, how the game was at even par. After making two was a largely uneventful front eighth hole to make the turn meant to be played. Whatever it is, for rst place. bogeys on his back nine, Em- nine for Stone, who made eight in 36. But then a double bogey you can be sure I’ll be waking up at Zolotas got off to as hot a merich wrapped up his round pars with a bogey on the eighth on the 11th hole and a closing 4 a.m. (or earlier) Thursday morning start as one could get off to. in a tie for 38th place. hole to make the turn in 36 bogey on the 18th led to a 76 to catch a glimpse of the best golfers Starting on the back nine, Zo- Chris Francoeur, who strokes. After a bogey on the and a tie for 62nd place. in the world play some links golf for a lotas shot 6-under through his starred at St. John’s Prep and 11th hole, Stone made back- major championship title. rst six holes — making four then played three years at the to-back bogeys on the 12th and GOLF, B2 Patriots will travel to Philadelphia for preseason joint practices

FOXBOROUGH — The and to Detroit for joint the preseason opener. In New England Patriots sessions with the Lions. 2014, the Patriots partic- will travel to Philadel- In 2017, the Patriots host- ipated in joint sessions at phia for joint practice ses- ed Jacksonville for joint Washington and at home sions against the Eagles sessions prior to the rst against the Philadelphia prior to their preseason preseason game of the Eagles. game on Thursday, Aug. year and then traveled to In 2013, the Patriots 19. The practice sessions West Virginia, the site of traveled to Philadelphia will take place on Mon- the Texans training camp, for joint practice sessions day, Aug. 16 and Tuesday, prior to their second pre- and then hosted Tampa Aug. 17 at times yet to be season matchup. In 2016, Bay for additional ones. determined. Joint prac- the Patriots hosted joint tices were not allowed sessions with New Orle- In 2012, the Patriots held in 2020 and preseason ans and Chicago prior to joint practice sessions games were cancelled due their respective preseason with New Orleans prior to to COVID-19 restrictions matchups. the rst preseason game during the pandemic. In 2015, the Patriots of the year and then trav- The Patriots last par- traveled to West Virgin- eled to the Buccaneers’ ticipated in joint practice ia, the site of the Saints headquarters for two joint FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sessions in 2019, traveling training camp, for joint practices prior to their Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, left, will be embarking on yet another to both Nashville, Tenn. to sessions prior to travel- preseason matchup that season of football once training camp begins in mid-August. practice with the Titans ing to New Orleans for year. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2021

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NBA FINALS PHOTO | JOE BROWN NBA FINALS Wednesday, July 14 Peabody West’s Cullen Pasterick, right, went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI while also earning Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Tuesday, July 6 the win on the mound Tuesday against Lynn eld. Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 105 Saturday, July 17 Thursday, July 8 Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Phoenix 118, Milwaukee 108 Tuesday, July 20 Sunday, July 11 x-Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Peabody West takes down Lynn eld Milwaukee 120, Phoenix 100, Thursday, July 22 Phoenix leads the series 2-1 x-Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. DISTRICT 16 and added another run in ball put two runners in in an elimination game From B1 the top of the third thanks scoring position, then Pas- Wednesday evening (5:45) MLB to back-to-back doubles terick knocked an RBI at the East Lynn Little AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE A pair of walks and a to start the inning. Pas- single to make it 4-0. Two League eld. East Division East Division passed ball put two run- terick led things off with batters later, Kobierski Peabody West is off until W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ners in scoring position, a two-bagger to get into brought home another run Thursday (5:45), when it Boston 55 36 .604 _ New York 47 40 .540 _ Tampa Bay 53 37 .589 1½ Philadelphia 44 44 .500 3½ then Brendan Kobierski scoring position, then Bet- via a sacri ce  y. will take on Peabody at a New York 46 43 .517 8 Atlanta 44 45 .494 4 notched an RBI in eld tencourt stepped in behind Peabody West’s relief eld to be determined for a Toronto 45 42 .517 8 Washington 42 47 .472 6 Baltimore 28 61 .315 26 Miami 39 50 .438 9 single. A throwing error him and laced an RBI dou- pitching took over from chance to play in the cham- Central Division Central Division on the same play brought ble to make it 3-0. there, as James DiCar- pionship. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB a second run home, giving After Pasterick moved lo pitched two scoreless “For me, it’s incredibly Chicago 54 35 .607 _ Milwaukee 53 39 .576 _ Cleveland 45 42 .517 8 Cincinnati 48 42 .533 4 Peabody West an early 2-0 1-2-3 through the order in innings and Mark Bet- exciting,” Bettencourt said Detroit 40 51 .440 15 Chicago 44 46 .489 8 lead. the bottom of the inning, tencourt shut the door in of the matchup. “Two Pea- Minnesota 39 50 .438 15 St. Louis 44 46 .489 8 Kansas City 36 53 .404 18 Pittsburgh 34 56 .378 18 After two nights of rain Peabody West came back the nal frame to seal the body teams playing each West Division West Division pushed the conclusion of in the top of the fourth and shutout win. other is great for the city, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB the game until Wednesday, scored two more. A leadoff Lynn eld now turns it’s great for the fans and Houston 55 36 .604 _ San Francisco 57 32 .640 _ Oakland 52 40 .565 3½ Los Angeles 56 35 .615 2 Peabody West came back walk, a single and a passed around to face West Lynn it’s really exciting.” Seattle 48 43 .527 7 San Diego 53 40 .570 6 Los Angeles 45 44 .506 9 Colorado 40 51 .440 18 Texas 35 55 .389 19½ Arizona 26 66 .283 32½

Tuesday’s Games No games scheduled Several local players in contention at Mass. Amateur AL (Ohtani) at NL (Scherzer), 7:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games Wednesday’s Games Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:08 p.m. GOLF things moving in the right to nish with an 80 and a made a birdie on the 15th From B1 direction, but a bogey on tie for 109th place. hole to nish with an 85 TODAY IN SPORTS the fourth hole and then Salem Country Club’s and a tie for 139th place. July 14 United States is beaten in an inter- Tedesco’s Brad Tufts, a double bogey on the sev- Ryan Daly struggled to a The second round of the who recently competed in enth led to Tufts making 13-over 85 after a tough 1951 — Citation is the rst horse national softball game for the rst 113th Massachusetts Am- the Massachusetts Open the turn in 38 strokes. A front nine that saw him to win $1 million in a career by tak- time since 2002, losing 2-1 to Can- ateur will tee off Wednes- ada in the inaugural World Cup of Championship, nished birdie on the 13th hole was make three double bogeys ing the Hollywood Gold Cup by four day morning, with the lengths in Inglewood, Calif. Citation Softball. with a score of 8-over 80 the lone bright spot of the and make the turn in 44 retires after the race with total earn- 2009 — The American League in the rst round. Three day, as Tufts played the - strokes. He recovered a rst group starting at 7:30 ings of $1,085,760. In 45 starts, continues its dominance over the straight pars to start got nal ve holes in 5-over par bit on the back nine and a.m. Citation ran out of the money only National League with a 4-3 win in once. the All-Star game. The AL is 12-0- 1964 — Jacques Anquetil wins his 1 since its 1996 defeat at Phila- fth Tour de France. It’s his fourth delphia — the longest unbeaten straight title of the cycling event. streak in All-Star history. 1967 — Eddie Mathews of the 2011 — Kaio breaks former grand Astros hits his 500th home run off champion Chiyonofuji career sumo San Francisco’s Juan Marichal at victory record, beating Mongolian Candlestick Park. Houston beats Kyokutenho for No. 1,046. The the Giants 8-6. 39-year-old Kaio forces out Kyo- 1968 — Hank Aaron hits his 500th kutenho in the Nagoya Grand Sumo home run off Mike McCormick as Tournament. the Atlanta Braves beat the San 2011 — Amateur Tom Lewis Francisco Giants 4-2. shoots a record 5-under 65 in the 1973 — Tom Weiskopf wins the opening round of the British Open. British Open by three strokes over The 20-year-old Lewis posts the Johnny Miller and Neil Coles. Weis- lowest round ever by an amateur in kopf goes wire-to-wire and his total golf’s oldest major to pull even with of 12-under-par 276 matches the Thomas Bjorn at Royal St. George’s. Open Championship record set by 2013 — Jordan Spieth becomes Arnold Palmer on the same Troon the youngest winner on the PGA Golf Club course in 1962. Tour in 82 years. The 19-year-old 1985 — Kathy Baker beats Judy outlasts David Hearn and Zach Clark by three strokes to win the Johnson on the fth hole of a play- U.S. Women’s Open golf title. off to win the John Deere Classic. 1985 — The Baltimore Stars defeat He’s the rst teenager to win since the Oakland Invaders 28-24 to win Ralph Guldahl took the Santa Moni- the United States Football League ca Open in 1931. championship. 2015 — Mike Trout becomes the 1986 — Jane Geddes beats Sally rst player in 38 years to lead off Little in an 18-hole playoff to take the All-Star Game with a home run, the U.S. Women’s Open champion- and the American League beats ship. the National League 6-3 to secure FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 1991 — Meg Mallon shoots a 4-un- home- eld advantage in the World der 67 for a two-stroke victory over Series for the third straight time Red Sox reliever Matt Barnes will remain with the team through 2023 after signing a new contract Pat Bradley in the 46th U.S. Wom- and 10th in 13 years. Trout also Sunday. en’s Open. Mallon nishes with a becomes the rst player to be se- 1-under 283. lected the game’s MVP two years 1995 — Ramon Martinez throws in row. Barnes guaranteed $18.75M by Red Sox for 2022-23 a no-hitter, giving the Los Angeles 2018 — Angelique Kerber claims Dodgers a 7-0 victory over the Flor- her rst Wimbledon title with a 6-3, ASSOCIATED PRESS He gets a $1.75 million and 2023: $250,000 each for foundation. ida Marlins. 6-3 victory over seven-time champi- signing bonus, payable this 40, 45, 50 and 55. The 31-year-old is 4-2 2001 — John Campbell scores an on Serena Williams. Kerber makes All-Star closer Matt July 31, as part of the deal In addition, if he is trad- with a 2.68 ERA and has unprecedented sixth victory in the just ve unforced errors compared Barnes is guaranteed announced Sunday, and ed before the fth day after 19 saves in 23 chances this $1 million Meadowlands Pace as to Williams’ 24. It’s the third Grand $18.75 million as part of his salaries of $7.25 million the 2023 World Series, the season. He is a rst-time Real Desire beats favored Bettor’s Slam title of Kerber’s career, adding new contract with the Bos- next season and $7.5 mil- option price would increase All-Star, among ve Boston Delight in the stretch. Real Desire to her Australian and U.S. Open tri- ton Red Sox covering 2022 paces the mile in 1:49.3 in match- umphs in 2016. Williams, playing lion in 2023. The Red Sox by $1 million and the buy- players picked for Tues- and 2023. ing the record set by The Panderosa 10 months after having her rst have an $8 million option out by $500,000. day’s game. two years ago in the race that gave child, was looking for an eighth ti- Barnes has a $4.5 mil- for 2024 with a $2.25 mil- Barnes will contribute 1% Barnes has spent his en- Campbell his fth win. Campbell, tle at Wimbledon and 24th from lion salary this season and lion buyout. of his earnings each year to tire career with Boston, 46, is a winner of a $1 million race all Grand Slam tournaments, which would have been eligible for His 2024 salary could in- the Red Sox Foundation or which selected him No. 19 19 times. would have equaled Margaret free agency after the World crease to $9 million based continue to host an annu- overall in the 2011 amateur 2005 — In Oklahoma City, the Court’s record. Series. on games nished in 2022 al charity event with the draft from UConn. WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION

FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A DC-10 air tanker drops retardant while battling the Salt Fire near the Lakehead community of Un- incorporated Shasta County, Calif. Airport of cials facing jet fuel shortages are concerned they’ll have to wave off re retardant bombers and helicopters when wild re season heats up, potentially endan- gering surrounding communities. ‘Scary’: Fuel shortage could ground re ghting aircraft for wild re season By Keith Ridler more passengers ock to ASSOCIATED PRESS airports for long-delayed FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS trips. A sign displays the price for shirts as a shopper peruses the offerings at a Costco warehouse in Lone BOISE, Idaho — Airport According to the U.S. Tree, Colo. American consumers faced a third straight monthly surge in princes in June, the latest ofcials facing jet fuel Energy Information Ad- sign that a rapid reopening of the economy is fueling a pent-up demand for goods and services that shortages are concerned ministration, jet fuel sup- they’ll have to wave off plied in the U.S. in 2020 in many cases remain in short supply. planes and helicopters fell 38 percent compared that drop re retardants to 2019 pre-pandemic during what could be a levels. Jet fuel demand ferocious wildre season, US consumer prices surge in has increased about 26 potentially endangering percent since the start of surrounding communities. this year, though it hasn’t Sporadic shortages at reached 2019 levels. The some tanker bases in Or- June by the most since 2008 administration’s Weekly egon and Utah have al- Petroleum Status Report ready been reported. The By Christopher Rugaber their belief that the cur- For now, price increas- Greg McBride, chief nan- for July 2 shows demand worry is that multiple bas- ASSOCIATED PRESS rent bout of in ation will es are running ahead of cial analyst at Bankrate, es go dry simultaneously at 78 percent of 2019 lev- prove temporary. As sup- the wage gains that have noted that compared with during what is shaping up els. That’s up from 44 per- WASHINGTON — Pric- ply chain bottlenecks are kicked in this year, which June 2019, in ation has to be a very busy wildre cent of 2019 levels for the es for U.S. consumers resolved and the econ- means the nancial bur- risen at about a 3 percent season in the U.S. West. same time period in 2020 jumped in June by the omy returns to normal, dens on millions of house- annual pace over the past Tanker bases in Arizona, when the pandemic had most in 13 years, evi- they suggest, the price holds have grown more two years. That is up from where many large res taken hold. dence that a swift rebound spikes for such items as difcult. Average hourly a 2.6 percent annual in a- are burning, have also had Overall, the administra- in spending has run up used cars, hotel rooms earnings increased 3.6 tion pace from May 2019 jet fuel supply issues in tion said, jet fuel invento- against widespread sup- and clothing will fade. percent in June compared to May 2021. the last month. ries in the U.S. are at or ply shortages that have Some economists, along with a year earlier, nor- In addition, some on- “We haven’t run into above the ve-year aver- escalated the costs of with Wall Street investors, mally a solid gain, but far going price spikes could that before,” said Jessi- age, except in the Rocky many goods and services. have indicated that they less than current in ation. fade soon. Hotel room ca Gardetto, a National Mountains, where they Tuesday’s report from agree. Lower-income workers prices surged 7 percent in Interagency Fire Center are 1% below. That ap- the Labor Department “The headline in a- are also hardest hit by ris- June alone and 15.1 per- spokeswoman in Boise, pears to point to the sup- showed that consumer tion numbers have been ing food prices, which rose cent in the past year, the Idaho, and a former wild- ply chain as the potential prices in June rose 0.9 eye-popping in recent 0.8 percent in June, and most on records dating to land reghter. “It’s a problem, various industry percent from May and 5.4 months, but underlying gas costs, which rose 2.5 the 1950s. But that surge scary thought, with all the ofcials said. percent over the past year in ation remains under percent last month and 45 has merely returned ho- shortages going on right “COVID, it lulled every- — the sharpest 12-month control,” said Gus Fauch- percent from a year ago. tel prices to pre-pandemic now.” body to sleep,” said Mark in ation spike since Au- er, an economist at PNC One reason why year- levels and so may not per- It’s not clear if jet fuel Haynes, vice president of gust 2008. Excluding vola- Financial Services. “Once over-year in ation read- sist. supplies and delivery sales for Ann Arbor, Michi- tile oil and gas prices, so- again a few categories — ings are now so high is Airline fares, which systems can be bolstered gan-based Avfuel Corpora- called core in ation rose used vehicles, airfares, that the most recent pric- jumped 2.7 percent last in time for this wildre tion, which supplies jet fuel 4.5 percent in the past rental cars, hotels — are es are being measured month, have skyrocketed season to avoid potential across the U.S., including year, the largest increase experiencing huge price against the sharp price nearly 25 percent com- problems keeping re- to about half of the nation’s since November 1991. gains because of the recov- declines that followed the pared with a year ago. Yet ghting aircraft aloft if 44 air tanker bases operat- The pickup in in ation, ery from the pandemic.” eruption of the pandem- airline ticket prices are multiple large res break ed by the U.S. Forest Ser- which has coincided with Still, continued higher ic in March of last year. still below pre-COVID lev- out around the West. vice or U.S. Bureau of Land the economy’s rapid recov- in ation does raise the That statistical distortion els. Airport ofcials, avia- Management in western ery from the pandemic re- prospect that the Fed began to fade in June and Prices for used cars are tion supply companies states. Some states also cession, will likely intensi- could decide to act earlier will no longer be a factor far above where they were and jet fuel transport maintain tanker bases. fy a debate at the Federal than expected to pull back when July’s year-over- before the pandemic and companies said jet fuel “Our business went to Reserve and between the on its ultra-low interest year in ation gures are soared 10.5 percent last demand declined sharply about zero,” Haynes said. Biden administration and rate policies, which have released next month. month alone — the larg- and supply chains atro- “A lot of trucking compa- congressional Republicans been intended to sup- Looking past those dis- est such monthly increase phied during the coronavi- nies had to lay off (jet fuel) about how persistent the port more borrowing and tortions, prices are ris- on record. That spike ac- rus pandemic. They have drivers. What happened accelerating price increas- spending. If so, that would ing faster than they did counted for about one- yet to bounce back in the with the opening up of the es will prove to be. risk weakening the econo- before the pandemic but third of the monthly in- Western U.S. even as the U.S., demand for leisure The Fed and the White my and potentially derail- not as much as the recent crease in consumer prices economy zooms ahead and travel has boomed.” House have made clear ing the recovery. monthly numbers suggest. for a third straight month. Texas Dems dig in after exodus, GOP threatens arrest Wild res torch By Paul J. Weber create national standards ASSOCIATED PRESS for voting that could roll back some restrictions homes, land across AUSTIN, Texas — Tex- that have been approved as Democrats who hur- or are advancing in the 10 states in US West riedly ed to Washington Republican-led states, in- to block sweeping new cluding Texas. By John Antczak night. election laws back home “We can’t hold this tide acknowledged Tuesday ASSOCIATED PRESS “While we are eagerly an- back forever. We’re buying they can’t stay away for- ticipating a cooling trend some time. We need Con- LOS ANGELES — Wild- ever and urged Congress over the next few days, we gress and all of our feder- res that torched homes to act on voting rights, still have another hot day to al leaders to use that time and forced thousands to while Republican Gov. get through,” the Medford, wisely,” he said. evacuate burned across 10 Greg Abbott threatened Oregon, weather ofce said. The move by Republi- parched Western states on them with arrest the mo- The largest re in the Tuesday, and the largest, in ment they return. cans was expected after United States was burning Oregon, threatened a por- As Democrats gathered most Texas House Dem- in rural southwestern Or- tion of California’s power at the U.S. Capitol, Re- ocrats boarded private egon. The Bootleg Fire — supply. publicans in the unusu- planes Monday to deny which has ravaged about ally skeletal Texas House Republicans the quorum Nearly 60 wildres tore 316 square miles, an area necessary to conduct busi- through bone-dry timber more than twice the size of Representatives autho- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rized nding and bringing ness — namely, passing and brush from Alaska to of Portland — threatened back more than 50 law- Rep. Marc Veasey, D-Texas, center left, and one of America’s most Wyoming, according to the some 2,000 homes, state re makers “under warrant Rep. Lloyd Doggett, D-Texas, joined at left restrictive voting mea- National Interagency Fire ofcials said. It had burned of arrest if necessary.” by Rep. Chris Turner, chairman of the Texas sures. Other lighting-rod Center. Arizona, Idaho and about 21 homes homes as However, state troopers House Democratic Caucus, welcome Demo- conservative issues that Montana accounted for well as other minor struc- have no jurisdiction be- cratic members of the Texas legislature at a Abbott put on the agen- more than half of the large tures, re spokesman Dan- yond Texas, making it un- news conference at the Capitol in Washington da — including how race active res. iel Omdal said Tuesday. clear what if any actions Tuesday. is taught in schools and The res erupted as the Fireghters were strug- would immediately be new abortion restrictions West was in the grip of the gling to build containment taken. A House Democrat session ends in August. soon, promising to “stay — were also shelved with second bout of dangerous- lines and hadn’t managed who stayed behind said Though that would suc- out and kill this bill.” the Legislature now at a ly high temperatures in to surround any of the it was his understanding cessfully stymie the GOP’s State Rep. Chris Turn- standstill. just a few weeks. A climate re burning in the Fre- was that ofcers would current effort, Abbott has er, the Texas House Dem- “A sergeant-at-arms and change-fueled megadrought mont-Winema National search for his absent col- vowed to keep trying until ocratic leader, predict- any ofcers appointed by also is contributing to condi- Forest, near the Klamath leagues in Texas, even the 2022 elections if nec- ed their efforts would him are directed to send tions that make res even County town of Sprague if it’s known they’re in essary. ultimately be futile un- for all absentees whose more dangerous, scientists River. Washington. In Washington, the less congressional Dem- attendance is not excused, say. “We are under extreme Abbott has already Democrats pressured ocrats take bolder action for the purpose of secur- The National Weather weather conditions. The threatened Democrats President Joe Biden and to overcome a Senate Re- ing and maintaining their Service said the heat wave humidity is low, the fuels with arrest once they Congress to act on voting publican blockade of their attendance, by warrant of had peaked in many areas, are highly ammable and come back home, which at the federal level while sweeping voting bill. The arrest if necessary,” Re- and remaining excessive all those provide conditions may not be until the rejecting the idea of re- legislation, known as the publican House Speaker heat warnings were expect- for signicant re activity,” current 30-day special turning to Texas anytime For the People Act, would Dade Phelan said. ed to expire by Tuesday Omdal said. 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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Man’s affair with musician strikes a sour note at home DEAR ABBY: My hus- cinated for COVID before band of 49 years had an Dear Abby is written by Abigail you do that. Discuss this affair two years ago with Van Buren, also known as Jeanne with him during one of a woman younger than your conversations and our daughter. The affair Phillips, and was founded by her see how he feels about it. is over now, but I no lon- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact DEAR ABBY: After 18 ger trust him. Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. years of happy marriage, The “other woman” is a my husband came to me musician who performs Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. the other day and asked with an adult ensemble me to order some “leg- that he conducts. He re- gings,” or what I call fuses to talk to her about the affair is not a thing of “rock the boat,” he has let “yoga pants.” He said he discontinuing her in- the past, schedule an ap- other people rule his life. had seen them on TikTok. volvement in the group, pointment with an attor- His children are all in Mind you, we’re both 40. and is, in fact, including ney to discuss what your their 20s. He tells me he He said they’re sexy and her in a tour in which options are and talk with wants to visit and vice he’d love to see me in many of our friends and I your adult children. They versa, to see where things some. I’m not sure how to are involved. I nd this should be warned there go. We both say marriage feel about this. I am 5’7”, demeaning and disre- may be stormy clouds on is not on the table. I can’t weigh about 115 and I spectful, but he doesn’t the horizon. even imagine it. His have no booty. Should I think there’s a problem. DEAR ABBY: I recent- daughters have referred order the pants or be of- I am dismayed, but I ly contacted a man I dat- to me as his girlfriend fended? haven’t spoken to friends ed 32 years ago, when I when he has had me on or family about the affair was 17. He told me he the phone and they are in NO BOOTY IN NEW because I don’t want my was widowed 13 years the background. Please MEXICO children or grandchil- ago after a 13-year mar- advise. dren to be hurt. What riage. Since then, he DEAR NO BOOTY: should I do? hasn’t dated anyone, NO DEFINITE Order the pants! If he’d talked to anyone or had PLANS YET like to see you in them, OUT OF TUNE IN any kind of human inti- what do you have to lose? THE SOUTH macy whatsoever. He is DEAR NO DEFINITE While you may feel self- 58. It isn’t normal and it PLANS: You said your conscious about your pos- DEAR OUT: If the af- doesn’t seem like anyone old beau has been living terior, never forget that fair is really over, the in his family has helped like a monk for the past it’s the booty he married. young woman is an inte- him get through this, so 13 years. Ordinarily, I Please, let that reassure gral part of the group and he is stuck. would advise you to in- you. (If you’re unsure, you will be accompanying We have been talking vite him for a visit. How- consider wearing a tunic your husband on that for the last seven months. ever, in this coronavirus top with them.) tour, do nothing. (I hope We live 6 1/2 hours apart. era, you need to know P.S. You may nd them it’s a big bus!) If, however, It seems like rather than whether he has been vac- very comfortable. BRIDGE

Slam bidding is typically poor When playing in a duplicate, If East-West were willing to bid to whether online or in person, not only the four-level at unfavorable vulner- do you have to draw conclusions ability, they had to have long and from the actions of your opponents, strong diamonds. So South used Ro- but sometimes you must also try to man Key Card Blackwood, and when judge what is happening at the other his partner showed three key cards tables on a particular board. (two aces and the heart king), South South drew one good conclusion leapt majestically to seven hearts! on today’s deal but made an expen- Dummy was disappointing. De- sive oversight. clarer ruffed the diamond lead, drew Look at the South hand. Given that trumps and ran the clubs. But then your two-heart response was natural he had to take the spade nesse, and game-forcing, what would you and matters took a nasty turn when do? it lost. First, note that West’s delayed South’s decision not to stop in six entry into the auction was more hearts turned a top (90%) into a dangerous than opening three dia- bottom (3.3%). Knowing that most monds. After South’s two-over-one pairs are bad at slam bidding, South game-forcing response, a double of should have also asked for kings three diamonds by North would have with ve no-trump. If partner had been for penalty; however, a double the spade king, great, but when he over a three-diamond opening would denied that card, South could have have been for takeout. settled for six hearts. WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH DID YOU KNOW?

7 p.m. ESPN 2021 WNBA All-Star Game Buddy Guy Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas is the venue to- night as women’s basketball’s top players (as de- termined by a vote of fans, players, coaches, broad- casters and sports writers) show their stuff in the 2021 WNBA All-Star Game. New this year will be the format, which pits All-Stars voted in who are mem- bers of the U.S. women’s national team (called Team USA) versus the other voted-on All-Stars (called Team WNBA). 8 p.m. DISC Mechashark In this new one-hour documentary, researchers Kina Scollay, Mark Erdmann and Al Baxter build a submersible mechanical shark that will allow them to track down some of New Zealand’s largest great white sharks. They’ll be able to pilot the device deep into what they think and hope could be a mating ground, the Holy Grail of shark science. 9:01 p.m. DISC The Real Sharknado The endearingly cheesy “Sharknado” movie thriller franchise nearly always attracts a large cable audi- ence when a new installment appears, but is there even a salty drop of truth in some of the plot lines in- volving sharks leaping into boats, whipping through the air in tornadoes and doing whatever it takes to attack humans? The two human stars of this movie series, Ian Ziering and Tara Reid, prove they’re good sports as they join Dr. Tristin Guttridge to test wheth- er a real Sharknado could happen. 10 p.m. FREE Good Trouble In the new episode “Knocked Down,” Callie and Gael (Maia Mitchell, Tommy Martinez) decide to give their relationship a serious shot, while Malika (Zuri Adele) PHOTO | PAUL NATKIN is blindsided by some news from Isaac (Sarunas J. By Rick Gables Guy’s 85th birthday is on July 30. inspired The Rolling Stones, Jimmy precious, and unique environments Jackson). Thanks to some help from an unexpect- PBS will present the broadcast Featured is intimate interviews with Page, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Ste- amid the perils of the modern world. ed source, Alice (Sherry Cola) is able to return to premiere of American Masters’ Bud- Guy and archival, never-before-seen vie Ray Vaughan and many more. Delicately balanced, species-rich, the comedy program, but the return of Dennis (Josh dy Guy: The Blues Chase the Blues performances, including footage of BAFTA Award-winning actress unique ecosystems, this series em- Pence) has Davia (Emma Hunton) questioning virtu- the blues legend on stage with the Helena Bonham Carter will narrate Away on Tuesday, July 27 at 9 PM ET barks on a breath-taking journey to ally everything. likes of President Obama and The the new, original natural history se- (check your local listings). This is a Earth’s last Edens. 10:02 p.m. new documentary on living legend Rolling Stones. Interweaving archi- ries Eden: Untamed Planet, set to val interviews with Muddy Waters, simulcast weekly on BBC America Breakthrough hit Darcey & Stacey DISC George “Buddy” Guy, a blues master Lightnin’ Hopkins and Willie Dixon and AMC starting Saturday, July 24 returns to TLC for a second season, Return to Lair of the Great White who transcended his early years as During a past, unrelated mission, Dr. Craig O’Connell with original interviews with mu- at 8 PM ET/PT. The series invites premiering Monday, July 19 at 8 a sharecropper in Lettsworth, Louisi- sicians Guy inuenced, including viewers to travel to the far corners of and Marc Payne were caught by surprise when they PM ET/PT. Stacey is hopeful to give ana to become one of the most in- John Mayer, Carlos Santana, Gary the planet and discover the secrets lmed a juvenile great white shark. That sighting led the gift of fatherhood to her young- uential guitarists of all time. A Rock Clark, Jr., King sh and more, Amer- of Earth’s few remaining untouched er husband, Florian and Darcey is the pair to suspect there’s a shark nursery some- and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and ican Masters traces Guy’s rich ca- lands, all ourishing with rich biodi- where in the vicinity, so they return to that location eight-time GRAMMY winner, Guy is reer and lasting impact as one of versity. Isolated from the rest of the left questioning her engagement to and pick up a trail that leads them to a discovery a pioneer of Chicago’s fabled West the nal surviving connections to a world, life here exists as nature tru- Georgi. So, Darcey and Stacey will that could change some fundamental understand- Side sound and a living link to the historic era in the country’s musical ly intended. Each episode will also head to Turkey on a trip of transfor- ings about these creatures. city’s halcyon days of electric blues. evolution. His guitar playing directly reect on the survival of these rare, mations.

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CLEANING/ Nahant Conservation Commission COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MAINTENANCE THE TRIAL COURT NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT TRUST CITATION A Public Meeting will be held on July 21, 2021 at 7:30 PM at Nahant Town Hal, Docket No. ES98E0041GC1 334 Nahant Road, Nahant, to hear a Request for Determination of Applicability WE TAKE AND DISPOSE filed by Jeffrey Tsao and Sandra Teixeira for the property located at 12 Spouting Essex Probate and Family Court Horn Road (Map 4A, Lot 3B) to construct an addition within buffer zone to Coastal 36 Federal Street Bank. Copies of the plan are available for review by contacting the Conservation Salem, MA 01970 OF ANYTHING Commission at [email protected]. (978)744-1020 ITEM: July 14, 2021 In the matter of:

Nahant Conservation Commission The Trust under the Will of Thomas McManus Cellars, Attics, NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. Call for quick service A Public Meeting will be held on July 21, 2021 at 7:30 PM at Nahant Town Hal, To all interested persons: 334 Nahant Road, Nahant, to hear a Notice of Intent filed by Joseph and Anne and best prices. Graul for the property located at 65A Bass Point Road (Map 19, Lot 60) to A Petition has been filed by: conduct seawall improvements in Coastal Bank and buffer zone. Copies of the Michael T. Smerczynski of Topsfield MA plan are available for review by contacting the Conservation Commission at [email protected]. requesting the appointment of some suitable person as successor trustee to serve without sureties on their bond. WE ALSO RENT ITEM: July 14, 2021 You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS Nahant Conservation Commission Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING the return day of 08/02/2021. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written A Public Meeting will be held on July 21, 2021 at 7:30 PM at Nahant Town Hall, appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a 334 Nahant Road, Nahant, to hear a Notice of Intent filed by David Seetaram for timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections the property located at 4 White Way (Map 12C, Lot 77) to install a driveway, deck within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further and landscaping within Land Subject to Coastal Storm Flowage. Copies of the plan notice to you. 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 are available for review by contacting the Conservation Commission at [email protected]. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. ericzdisposal.com ITEM: July 14, 2021 Date: July 2, 2021 Pamela Casey O'Brien CLEANING/ CLEANING/ NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Register of Probate MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE Item: July 14, 2021 Premises: 40 Western Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts YARDWORK, AND CLEANUPS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT JUNK REMOVAL, TRANSPORT. RONNIE Z By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT mortgage given by Peter L. Frangipane to Sovereign Bank, FSB, said mortgage DIVORCE SUMMONS BY dated October 23, 2003, and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) PUBLICATION AND MAILING MOVING Registry of Deeds, in Book 22197 at Page 284 and now held by Santander Bank, Essex Probate and Family Court Leave your moving to us! N.A fka Sovereign Bank, FSB for breach of the conditions in said mortgage and for 36 Federal Street Whether it be one piece or more! the purpose of foreclosing the same, will be sold at Public Auction on August 5, Salem, MA 01970 2021 at 11:00 AM Local Time upon the premises, all and singular the premises Docket No. ES19D1079DR 10% off for senior citizens, described in said mortgage, to wit: veterans, and disabled Manar Aalasmaeel vs. Biocaris Aalasmaeel I’m a Veteran so 10% discount for That certain piece or parcel of land, and the buildings and improvements thereon,: Call Ronnie In the Town of: Lynn Vets, Seniors + free EST, all others To the Defendant: and the State of: Massachusetts $25 estimates for instant response. 781-321-2499 and being more particularly described in a deed recorded in The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court Call 508-245-7569 For a free estimate Book 09228 Page 152 of the Essex County, City of Lynn REAL ESTATE grant a divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown FUELS/HEATING which property is more commonly known as FOR SALE 40 Western Ave, Lynn, MA 01904 ("Property Address") The Complaint is on file at the Court.

More particularly described: An Automatic Restraining Order has been entered in this matter preventing you from taking any action which would negatively impact the current financial status The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, known and numbered as 40 of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Western Avenue, Lynn, Massachusetts, more particularly described as follows: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon: FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED The land with the buildings thereon and all the privileges and appurtenances 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE If you want an honest thereto belonging, situated in said Lynn. We service opinion of value Manar Aalasmaeel FREE SERVICE 895 Western Ave. gas and oil NORTHWEST: by Western Avenue, Seventy (70) feet; #3 Zero down for veterans NORTHEAST: by land of Kathryn M. Worrall, One Hundred and Fifty (150) feet; heating systems. 3% down for non-veterans Lynn, MA 01905 Oil tanks SOUTHEAST: by land of Kathryn M. Worrall, Sixty-seven and 44/100 (67.44) feet; installed/removed. SOUTHWEST: by land now or formerly of F. H. MacGregor, One Hundred Fifty and your answer, if any, on or before 08/17/2021. If you fail to do so, the court will 02/100 (150.02) feet. proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this action. You are also required to file 781-592-9505 a copy of your answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. Being the lot shown on Plan of Land located at 40 Western Avenue, Lynn, WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Massachusetts, dated April 1946, drawn by B.A. O'Shea, C.E., and containing Date: June 22, 2021 REAL ESTATE according to said plan 10,308 square feet. Pamela Casey O'Brien RENTALS Register of Probate FOR SALE For grantors' title see deed of Carmeline M. Benedetto, dated October , 1987 and recorded in the Essex South District Registry of Deeds contemporaneously All real estate advertising in this Item: July 14, 2021 newspaper is subject to the Federal herewith. APARTMENTS Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and LEGAL NOTICE Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes The description of the property that appears in the mortgage to be foreclosed it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or shall control in the event of a typographical error in this publication. TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, CONSERVATION COMMISSION WYOMA SQUARE handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, Attractive 1 Bedroom Apt. 1st. Flr. age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated October 7, 1987, and recorded in Book Includes Heat Hot Water and Parking veteran's status, or source of income or any 9228 at Page 152 with the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds. Pursuant to the provisions of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act MGL ONLY $1095 a month intention to make any such preference, limitation Chapter 131, Section 40, the Swampscott Conservation Commission will hold a or discrimination. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all public hearing on the Notice of Intent of: CALL CENTURY REALTY This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if 781-593-0004 the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all Jordan Ostroff dwellings in this newspaper are available on an any, which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. equal opportunity basis. To complain of HELP WANTED discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid by for the construction of a new patio, repairs to existing patio and landscaping 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at within 100 feet of an inland and/or coastal wetland resource area at 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the a certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of the JOB INFORMATION hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within sixty (60) days after the Map 32, Lot 57, SERVICES date of sale. RELOCATING? 48 Blodgett Avenue, Swampscott, MA. NOTICE Other terms to be announced at the sale. Don't pay to find work before you get The request will be reviewed at a public meeting scheduled for 7:00 p.m., 22 July the job. Legitimate job placement firms BENDETT & MCHUGH, PC 2021, as posted by the Clerk's Office. that work to fill specific positions 270 Farmington Avenue cannot charge an upfront fee. For free Farmington, CT 06032 Plans are available for review at the Office of Community and Economic information about avoiding employ- Attorney for Santander Bank, N.A Development, Swampscott Town Hall (22 Monument Avenue), during regular ment service scams, write the Federal fka Sovereign Bank, FSB business hours. Trade Commission at Washington, Present Holder of the Mortgage D.C., 20580 or call the National Fraud (860) 677-2868 Tom Ruskin Information Center, Conservation Commission Chair 1-800-876-7060 Item: July 7, 14 and 21, 2021 Molly O'Connell NOTICE Senior Planner For more information and assistance “Helpful tips” COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS 22 Monument Ave regarding the reliability of business THE TRIAL COURT Swampscott, MA 01907 opportunities, work-at-home opportuni- for a S-M-O-O-T-H PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT ties, employment services and financ- trouble-free move! CITATION ON PETITION FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE Item: July 14, 2021 ing, the Daily Item urges its readers to BY PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE contact the Better Business Bureau Designate a drawer for Docket No. ES21P1352EA LEGAL NOTICE Inc., 290 Donald Lynch Blvd., Suite essentials such as TOWN OF SWAMPSCOTT 102, Marlborough, MA 07152-4705 or Essex Probate and Family Court CONSERVATION COMMISSION call 508-652-4800 sheets and towels for 36 Federal Street quick access the first Salem, MA 01970 (978)744-1020 Pursuant to the provisions of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act MGL NOTICES night you move into Chapter 131, Section 40, the Swampscott Conservation Commission will hold a your new home. public hearing on the Notice of Intent of Calyx Peak Companies for a new retail Estate of: Philip J. Keown marijuana dispensary and related site improvements within 100 feet of an PAY CALLS Also known as: Philip James Keown inland and/or coastal wetland resource area at Map 3, Lot 3 - 0 14 & 16 New Plan a garage/yard Ocean Street, Swampscott, MA. sale before you move. Date of Death: 12/31/2019 Pay Call Numbers This request will be reviewed at a public meeting scheduled for July 22, 2021 at a (900, 976 and 550) To all interested persons: time to be determined. Pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021, this meeting Advertiser telephone numbers with Fresh coffee, baking will be conducted via remote means. Members of the public who wish to access 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST soda, or charcoal in a A Petition for Sale of Real Estate has been filed by: the meeting may do so by consulting the agenda posted on the Town website, no disclose the price of the telephone sock, placed inside James P. Tranfaglia of Hudson NH later than 48 hours before the meeting. call. When a number is published your refrigerator will within the advertisement the per requesting that the Court authorize the Personal Representative to sell the Plans are available for review online at conservation-commission/conservation-co minute and/or flat charge must be keep the inside smell- decedent's real estate at a private sale. mmission-filings and at Town Hall on Monday, Wednesday, from 8:00 am to 4:30 included. If you dial a pay per call ing fresh and clean. pm and Fridays from 8:00 am to noon. For any questions, please call (781) number from an advertisement appear- IMPORTANT NOTICE 596-8829 ext 1251. Written comments can be submitted until noon the day of ing in the classified section and it You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the the scheduled meeting to [email protected]. DOES NOT disclose this information, Pack your current Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney please notify the Item classified phone book — it’s a must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Tom Ruskin department immediately. Response to Conservation Commission Chair quick easy reference to the return day of 08/09/2021. any pay per call numbers will be This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written charged to your telephone bill and the folks back home. appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a ITEM: July 14, 2021 anyone under 18 years of age must timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections have parent's consent. within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further Please call immediately for further Place pictures in notice to you. home delivery rate is details or information. boxes between sheets WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. CLASSIFIED or blankets to give Date: July 6, 2021 (781)593-7700 50% off them extra protection. Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate newstand price! Item: July 14, 2021 Call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 Subscribers pay only to subscribe today. $4.50 a week. WEDNESDAY JULY 14, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Death toll rises to 92 in blaze at coronavirus ward in Iraq By Abdulrahman Zeyad vincial government and ASSOCIATED PRESS the central government in Baghdad. NASIRIYAH, Iraq — Ahmed Resan, who wit- The death toll from a re nessed the blaze, said it that swept through a hos- began with smoke. “But pital coronavirus ward everyone ran away — the climbed to 92 on Tuesday, workers and even the po- Iraq’s state news agency lice. A few minutes later reported, as anguished there was an explosion,” relatives buried their he said. He said re ght- loved ones and lashed out ers arrived an hour later. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS at the government over “The whole state system the country’s second such Police stand guard under an overpass in Port-au- has collapsed, and who disaster in less than three Prince, Haiti, Monday. President Jovenel Moise months. paid the price? The people was assassinated on July 7. Health of cials said inside here. These peo- scores of others were in- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ple have paid the price,” Haiti rattled after power jured in the blaze that Rescuers and civilians look for bodies after a Haidar al-Askari seethed at the scene. erupted Monday at catastrophic blaze erupted Monday at a coro- Overnight, re ghters al-Hussein Teaching Hos- navirus hospital ward in the al-Hussein Teach- vacuum is created by and rescuers — many pital in Nasiriyah. ing Hospital, in Nasiriyah, Iraq, Tuesday. Iraqi The tragedy cast a spot- holding ashlights and medical of cials said the death toll from the using blankets to smoth- president’s assassination light on what many have re in Nasiriyah had risen to over 60. decried as widespread er small res — searched through the ward. As By Danica Coto whom Moïse designated as negligence and misman- Two Iraqi health of - navirus patients or their ASSOCIATED PRESS prime minister a day be- agement in Iraq’s hospi- dawn broke, bodies cov- cials, speaking on condi- relatives — were killed in fore he was killed, has said tals after decades of war ered with sheets could tion of anonymity in line a re at a Baghdad hospi- PORT-AU-PRINCE, he is the rightful prime and sanctions. be seen laid out on the with regulations, disputed tal that broke out when Haiti — Haitians are not minister but has been left Prime Minister Mustafa ground outside the hos- only wondering who killed the reported death toll, an oxygen tank exploded. out of discussions with top al-Kadhimi convened an pital. Distraught rela- their president, but who’s saying 88 had been killed. Iraq’s health minister re- government of cials. He emergency meeting and tives searched for traces running the country: At Authorities at one point signed over the disaster. has the support of a group ordered the suspension of their loved ones amid least three men claim to said the re was caused In the holy city of Najaf, of well-known politicians and arrest of the health charred blankets and be- be the legitimate head of by a short circuit. Anoth- the dead from Nasiriyah considered Moïse’s allies director in Dhi Qar prov- longings. government, complicating er of cial said the blaze were laid to rest. Mourn- Ali Khalid, 20, a volun- who recently chose Joseph ice, the hospital director the investigation into the Lambert, the head of Hai- and the city’s civil defense erupted when an oxygen ing families stood over the teer who dashed to the assassination and fueling ti’s dismantled Senate, as chief. The government cylinder exploded. The of- cof ns at a mosque to say scene, said he found the a race to ll the political provisional president. also launched an investi- cials were not authorized one last prayer. bodies of two young girls power vacuum. Lambert was supposed gation. to talk to the news media Their tears were tinged locked in embrace. Challenges are mount- to be sworn in Sunday as The prime minister and spoke on condition of with anger, with some “How terri ed they ing against interim Prime a symbolic act, but the called the catastrophe “a anonymity. saying the disaster could must have been, they died Minister Claude Joseph, event was canceled at the deep wound in the con- In April, at least 82 peo- have been prevented. hugging each other,” he who is ruling Haiti with last minute because he sciousness of all Iraqis.” ple — many of them coro- They blamed both the pro- said. the backing of lean police said not all his supporters and military forces that could be present. have long lacked resourc- Joseph, Henry and Lam- Immunized but banned: EU says es. He has pledged to work bert met Sunday with a with the opposition and U.S. delegation that in- allies of President Jovenel cluded representatives Moïse, who was killed from the Department of not all COVID vaccines equal Wednesday at his private Justice and the Depart- residence during an attack ment of Homeland Securi- in which his wife, Martine, By Maria Cheng quality control standards. ain remain largely closed demic in Abuja, Nsofor ty who ew to Haiti to en- was wounded and airlifted ASSOCIATED PRESS But some experts de- to outside visitors, the EU and his wife were looking courage dialogue “to reach scribe the EU move as dis- certi cate is seen as a po- forward to a European to Miami, where she re- a political accord that can LONDON — After Dr. criminatory and unscien- tential model for travel in vacation with their two mains hospitalized. enable the country to hold Ifeanyi Nsofor and his ti c, pointing out that the the COVID-19 era and a young daughters, perhaps But few are waiting for free and fair elections,” wife received two doses of World Health Organiza- way to boost economies. admiring the Eiffel Tower Joseph’s next steps. the White House’s Nation- AstraZeneca’s coronavirus tion has inspected and ap- The of cially EU-en- in Paris or touring Salz- A coalition of main op- al Security Council said. vaccine in Nigeria, they proved the factory. Health dorsed vaccines also in- burg in Austria. position parties called the White House press sec- assumed they would be of cials say the situation clude those made by P z- Nsofor noted that the Democratic and Popular retary Jen Psaki said the free to travel this summer will not only complicate er, Moderna and Johnson Indian-made vaccine he Sector said Tuesday that delegation received a re- to a European destination travel and frustrate fragile & Johnson. They don’t received had been autho- Haiti lacks a leader: “This quest for additional as- of their choice. They were economies but also under- include the AstraZene- rized by WHO for emer- is autopilot. This situation sistance, but she did not wrong. mine vaccine con dence ca shot made in India or gency use and had been must not continue. The provide details. She added The couple — and mil- by appearing to label some many other vaccines used supplied through COVAX, country is unfortunately that Haiti’s request for lions of other people vac- shots substandard. in developing countries, the U.N.-backed pro- witnessing a proliferation U.S. military assistance cinated through a U.N.- As vaccination coverage including those manufac- gram to provide shots to of proposals for exiting the remains “under review” backed effort — could nd rises across Europe and tured in China and Rus- poor corners of the world. crisis, which further com- as she suggested that po- themselves barred from other rich countries, au- sia. WHO’s approval included plicates the task.” litical uncertainty on the entering many European thorities anxious to sal- Individual EU countries a visit to the Serum In- The coalition presented ground was a complicat- and other countries be- vage the summer tourism are free to apply their own stitute of India factory to its own proposal for the ing factor as the admin- cause those nations don’t season are increasingly re- rules for travelers from in- ensure that it had good creation of what it called istration weighs how to recognize the Indian-made laxing coronavirus border side and outside the bloc, manufacturing practices the Independent Moral help. version of the vaccine for restrictions. and their rules vary wide- and that quality control Authority, which would be “What was clear from travel. Earlier this month, the ly, creating further confu- standards were met. made up of human rights their trip is that there is Although AstraZeneca European Union intro- sion for tourists. Several “We’re grateful to the activists, religious leaders, a lack of clarity about the vaccine produced in Eu- duced its digital COVID-19 EU countries, including EU that they funded CO- academics and others who future of political leader- rope has been authorized certi cate, which allows Belgium, Germany and VAX, but now they are would be charged with re- ship,” Psaki said. by the continent’s drug EU residents to move free- Switzerland, allow people essentially discriminat- viewing and merging all Haiti is also seeking se- regulatory agency, the ly in the 27-nation bloc to enter if they have had ing against a vaccine that proposals. curity assistance from the same shot manufactured as long as they have been non-EU-endorsed vac- they actively funded and Also on Tuesday, mem- United Nations, a request in India hasn’t been given vaccinated with one of the cines; several others, in- promoted,” Nsofor said. bers of Haiti’s civil soci- that deputy spokesman the green light. four shots authorized by cluding France and Italy, “This will just give room ety are expected to unveil Farhan Haq said is being EU regulators said As- the European Medicines don’t. to all kinds of conspiracy their own ndings “for a examined. The U.N. has traZeneca hasn’t complet- Agency, have a fresh neg- For Nsofor, the realiza- theories that the vaccines Haitian solution to the been involved in Haiti on ed the necessary paper- ative test, or have proof tion he could be barred we’re getting in Africa are serious multidimensional and off since 1990, but the work on the Indian factory, they recently recovered was “a rude awakening.” not as good as the ones crisis that is rocking our last U.N. military peace- including details on its from the virus. After a tough year of they have for themselves country.” keepers left the country in production practices and While the U.S. and Brit- working during the pan- in the West.” Meanwhile, Ariel Henry, 2017.

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PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE Donae Burston, founder and CEO of La Fête du Rose. Maryland’s Burston introduces the world’s rst Black-owned rosé By John John Williams IV It went up from there,” he BALTIMORE SUN recalled. “Prior to that, we were primarily only sold in BALITMORE — For restaurants and bars. We Donae Burston, rosé is immediately started a di- PHOTO | TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE much more than a wine to rect-to-consumer business. The upcoming 1,700-page book “Modernist Pizza,” written by Nathan Myhrvold and Francisco drink at summer parties. We sold over a half-million Migoya, names Portland, Ore. as the best pizza city in the United States. It’s a means to open doors dollars from online alone.” and build wealth for other Burston estimates he will Black people. sell around 50,000 cases of The best pizza city in America is Portland, Ore. The 46-year-old Ran- rosé this year. Each bottle dallstown native made a retails for $24.99. splash in 2019 in the wine Burston’s career did not By Kate Krader The news gets worse for cal product,” says Migyoa. sauce, and molten cheese. business by launching La BLOOMBERG NEWS New York. Not only was “Note: She almost never Pies range from the Mar- start in wine. He earned Fête du Rosé, which Bur- a degree in mathematics Gotham not the “Modern- puts sauce on the pizza, gherita, with cured pork ston called the rst entire- It’s not news New York- ist Pizza” team’s pick, the which means that the shoulder from local meat from Clark Atlanta Uni- ers will want to hear. ly Black-owned rosé, out of versity in 1998 and a sec- majority of pies they ate cheeses, the vegetables, specialists Olympic Pro- St. Tropez, France. The best pizza city in disappointed them. “There the different cured meats, visions, to Paulie Gee ond degree in industrial America is — drumroll — Burston wants to expose engineering from Georgia are great pizzerias in New they all have to work be- (named after the Brook- more Black people to the Portland, Oregon. That’s York, but unfortunately, cause there’s no sauce to lyn pie shop) with hot Tech, before beginning his according to the authors of wine industry while also career in information tech- one of our other ndings distract from them.” He soppressata, ricotta, Si- creating Black wealth. the upcoming “Modernist was that famous old pizze- raves about a pizza with cilian oregano, garlic, and nology. Pizza,” Nathan Myhrvold “There are nontradition- Yet in 2003, Burston en- rias aren’t very good,” says the unlikely topping of Mike’s Hot Honey, drizzled al careers and paths to and Francisco Migoya, Myrhvold. He cited a few nectarines, melted leeks, on after baking. Spangler tered the alcohol industry who ate almost 400 pies take,” Burston said. “This on the promotional side. places, particularly L&B pancetta, and noccio- has earned a reputation is a huge, multibillion-dol- from coast to coast to come Spumoni Garden and To- lo cheese: “Think about as a West Coast version He said he wanted a new to that conclusion. lar industry, and owner- masso’s, as “terrible.” the combination of goat of Seinfeld’s Soup Nazi challenge and saw that the Their three-volume, ship among Black people He says to be wary of cheese and gs — that’s for declining to add more alcohol industry was ripe 1,700-page book will come is minimal. We’re here to places that tell you they what putting nectarines than three ingredients per with opportunity. out on Oct. 5 and will in- play with the big boys and are working secret fam- with salty cheese is like.” pie; he says more would He wound up at the luxu- clude a recipe manual. spread the wealth.” ily recipes. “As a gener- Ken’s Artisan Pizza interfere with the crust ry group LVMH, and during Portland’s dominance In May, Constellation al rule, they suck, com- Baker Ken Forkish, baking. his decade with the com- didn’t surprise Myhrvold, Brands Inc., a leading pany worked with brands pared to the pizzerias also a veteran of the tech Handsome Pizza the former chief technol- alcohol beverage com- such as Dom Pérignon, that have some driving industry, specializes in Besides having a great ogy of cer at Microsoft pany, announced that it Veuve Clicquot, Moet & creative force trying to classic pies. His crusts, name, Handsome Pizza Corp. and co-author of the was acquiring a minority Chandon, Belvedere Vodka make it great. It’s true in made with long-fermented has gained renown for monumental “Modernist stake in Burston’s compa- and Hennessy cognac. In Italy, also.” (For fans of dough, are immaculately owner Will Fain’s devotion Cuisine” and “Modernist ny. La Fête du Rosé was 2011, while at LVMH, Bur- New Haven’s thin-crust- charred and topped with to the quality of the crust Bread.” “We had an inkling the rst company to re- ston created the rst-ever ed pies, the “Modernist such ingredients as hand- and the mix of local grains it would be good,” he says, ceive investment dollars luxury Champagne bar in Pizza” team found those made mozzarella, aged that go into it, all cooked “but we were shocked at as part of Constellation’s a sports arena at what was pies notably lame, though and fresh. The bacon pie in a wood- red oven built how good it was.” Focus on Minority Found- then American Airlines the book does include a stars house-smoked meat. by hand. The handful of He calls out two 15-year- ers initiative, which plans Arena in Miami, he said. section on why that city’s “In the realm of tradition- pies on offer include mari- old artisan pizzerias to invest $100 million in In 2016, Burston became al pizzeria, the pepperoni nara, plain with just sauce there, Apizza Scholls and pizza might be the closest Black, Latinx and other the regional director of the Ken’s Artisan Pizza, that America has to the Naples is remarkable,” says Mi- and mozzarella, and the minority-owned business- Southeast U.S., Caribbean have set the standard for original.) goya. Isabel Zaharias, with pa- es by 2030. Terms of the and Latin America regions up-and-coming pizzialos. A handful of New York Scottie’s Pizza Parlor dron peppers, shaved on- transaction have not been of Armand de Brignac “It makes a difference if places that drew big Scottie Rivera’s place ions, garlic, mozzarella, disclosed. Champagne. you’re shooting for some- thumbs-ups from Myrh- specializes in two kinds chili and lemon. “Donae and the La Fête Working with these thing good,” adds Myhr- vold and Migoya include of pies, a square Sicilian Sizzle Pie du Rosé team have created brands taught him the im- vold, as opposed to trying L’Industrie Pizzeria, Lu- one, and even better, says This Oregon-based mini a truly unique and distinc- portance of brand identity to emulate the approach- cali, and Ops, all in Brook- Migoya a New York-style chain offers pies whose tive lifestyle brand, and and luxury. But he had his es at longstanding places lyn, and Kesté in Manhat- round. What makes his names reect the heavy we’re excited to collaborate eyes set on something big- that might be resting on tan. round pizzas such as the metal interests of own- with them and share in- ger. He wanted to expand their reputations. (He’s In what counts as cold pepperoni and Bianca ers Matt Jacobson and sights to fuel our collective rosé to new markets. looking at you, New York comfort, Myhrvold and options great is that he Mikey McKennedy. Pig growth,” Jennifer Evans, He wanted his dry, still and New Haven, Con- Migoya concede that one bakes them twice, at two Destroyer is topped with vice president of Constel- rosé to be desirable to a necticut.). of the country’s two best different temperatures: pepperoni, meatballs, and lation Ventures, said in a multicultural market. Myhrvold explains that pizza spots is in the New rst, in a super hot oven bacon; Napalm Breath has statement. The act of drinking rosé “Best Pizza City” is admit- York area: Razza in Jersey to blister the crust and crushed garlic, pepperoni, On June 10, MGM Na- has become a nostalgic ex- tedly a “fuzzy concept.” City. “When someone puts the second in a lower tem- red onions, jalapeños, and tional Harbor launched a perience for Burston, who “To us, it means there as much care into their perature oven that gets it additional crushed garlic. pop-up bar featuring Bur- was rst introduced to the are multiple choices of pizza as Dan Richer does, crispy and sets the top- “It’s an experience,” says ston’s La Fête du Rosé. wine when visiting St. Tro- great pizzerias, ideally in it shows up,” says Migoya. pings. Migoya, who called their “MGM National Harbor pez for his 30th birthday. different styles,” he says. He calls out one pie made Red Sauce Pizza Spiral Tap, with caramel- is the number one or two “I thought everyone was Chris Bianco, in Phoenix, with slow-roasted pork This neighborhood joint, ized onion and a dusting of performing [casino] proper- drinking white zinfandel,” might make sensational and a gelatin made from run by Shardelle Dues, nutritional yeast the best ty outside of Las Vegas,” in he recalled as a friend pizzas, for instance, “but the pigs’ trotters that makes by hand almost ev- vegan pizza they tasted terms of revenue, Burston poured him a glass. And he’s one guy. I wouldn’t melts in as the pie bakes. ery component that goes anywhere. “[They] put in said. “It will be a catalyst then he was hooked. “Peo- call it a great pizza city.” “And it has a fantastic on top of its blistered crust, an effort that’s not just for the brand throughout ple would always have it Portland pizzerias, on the crust,” he adds. including the pickled pep- good for vegan but really the state of Maryland.” casually at the cafe. When- other hand, offer genius in Their other top two spot pers and sausage on the good. For a meat eater to The brand can be found ever I wanted to transport multiple styles, from New is Lovely’s Fifty Fifty in Princess Sarah and the choose that pizza, it has to at wine and spirits stores myself to France, I would York-style pies at Scottie’s Portland. You can read plant-based mozzarella be.” and at big-box retailers have a glass of rosé.” Pizza Parlor to Neapoli- more about what makes and pepperoni on the veg- Nostrana such as Target, Trader Donte Johnson, general tan-style at Nostrana and it great, as well as seven an Ritual Arts. “At rst, Although Nostrana is Joe’s and Total Wine. Fête manager at Hotel Revival creative, ingredient-driv- other places they call out, the pizza we tasted looked not a pizza spot—it’s an can also be found at Hyatt Baltimore, which carries en pizzas at Lovely’s Fifty below. like any other pizza, but Italian restaurant with a Hotels, Kimpton Hotels the rosé, has known Bur- Fifty. EIGHT PORTLAND the care that went into menu of antipasti, primi, and Nobu Restaurants. ston for the past year. The In total, Myhrvold and PIZZA PLACES THAT dough was evident,” says and secondi—there’s a se- The turning point for two met when the hotel Migoya visited more than MAKE THE CASE Migyoa. “A lot of pizzerias lection of a half-dozen ex- Burston was the start of the hosted a Black History a dozen cities around the Lovely’s Fifty Fifty buy cans of tomato sauce, cellent pies on the menu. pandemic when DJ D-Nice Month wine event. U.S. in search of great piz- The pies made by Sar- buy Italian sausage. Part The mozzarella is made gave his brand a shoutout “To hear somebody who za. Besides Portland, they ah Minnick combine ex- of the philosophy here is daily for such offerings during his popular virtual had gotten to a certain went to Los Angeles; San ceptional avors and tex- that they want to do ev- as the Funghi Verde, with dance party “Club Quaran- level in their industry and Francisco; Detroit; Seattle; tures with wide-ranging erything, and it shows.” shiitakes, garlic, pecori- tine.” Burston recalled the who has moved correctly St. Louis; Old Forge, Penn- toppings, from housemade Apizza Scholls no, and lemon oil, and the surreal moment: “I fell out despite hitting a ceiling for sylvania; New Haven; Jer- sausage with kale, reg- This time-honored pizze- Diavola, with spicy sau- of my seat. I took a screen- the way they looked, struck sey City, New Jersey; New giano, and rosemary to ria from Brian Spangler, sage, provolone, and pep- shot and sent it to people.” me,” Johnson explained, re- York (multiple boroughs); green heirloom tomato who started off as a bak- pers. “It’s not even a pizze- The shoutout immediate- ferring to the lack of Black Chicago; Quad Cities in slices with mozzarella and er, specializes in chewy, ria,” says Myhrvold. “They ly accelerated the compa- people in ownership posi- Iowa and Illinois; Phoenix; grana padana. “She uses crunchy pies with a glo- just happen to make a re- ny’s upward trajectory. tions within the wine and and Philadelphia. ultra-seasonal, ultra-lo- rious bite, tangy tomato ally good Neopolitan pie.” “It was like a rocket ship. hospitality industries.