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SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 DEALS OF THE Peabody residents want to shed light on power project$DAY$ PG. 3 By Anne Marie Tobin high demand. surrounding communities this import- The Massachusetts Department of Util- ITEM STAFF “There seems to be an abundance of ant information.” ities (DPU) has received at least three confusion and a lack of transparency “This whole thing has been held close letters from state legislators demanding PEABODY — Pressure is mounting that accurate information about the proj- on the city and the Peabody Municipal regarding the proposed gas/oil peaking to the vest and there has been no trans- plant in Peabody,” said Ward 5 Councilor parency, which is shameful,” added ect be shared with the public, and for as- Light Plant (PMLP) to come clean about surances that the projectDEALS complies with a proposal by the Massachusetts Munic- Joel Saslaw. “I do not wish to cast blame, Councilor-at-Large Jon Turco. “It was OF THE but I do ask that the parties who know sprung on us at the last minute and that new laws and limits on carbon emissions ipal Wholesale Electric Company that and renewable energy. the facts and any agreements that have is shameful. The truth is I, and the entire aims to build a peaking plant in Peabody. “It is critical that accurate information A peaking plant is a type of power been agreed to, come forth and share City Council — we have all been left in $DAY$ plant that generally runs only in cases of with the citizens of Peabody and other the dark on this and that’s not right.” PGPOWER,. 3 A7 Couple feeds DEALS a need inOF Lynn THE By Allysha Dunnigan$DAY$ ITEM STAFF PG. 3 LYNN — Yamila Ruiz and her partner, Nicholas Coppola, saw an increase in food insecurity when the COVID-19 pandemic hit and decided to take matters into their own hands. It all started when the LynnDEALS couple heard about two families in their neighborhoodOF THwho Ehad been ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK struggling during the pandemic. They started collecting food to bring to their neigh- Family Doctors, LLC in Swampscott is try- bors, drawing from their own personal$DA Ypantries$ and ing to purchase the vacant parking lot of the what had been stored at the homesPG of. 3their family former Sunoco gas station on Paradise Road members. and convert it to employee parking. A year later, Ruiz and Coppola now assist about 50 families with food donations that ll up their garage through what they call “North Shore Families To- Swampscott gether/Familias Unidas del Norte de Boston.” North Shore Families Together is not an of cial nonpro t, but that hasn't prevented the pair from maintaining a steady volunteer base, which allows doctors them to provide food staples — such as rice, beans ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS and pasta — to families in need each week, Ruiz Yamila Ruiz, left, and Nicholas Coppola are hoping said. prescribe lot to partner with local CSA Farms to provide more fresh produce options on a regular basis. FOOD, A6 on Paradise St. George’s set to celebrate Greek Easter By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF Lynn eld SWAMPSCOTT — Family Doctors, LLC has plans to pave Paradise and put up a parking lot. considers The company is seeking to purchase the property at 182 Paradise Road, a former gas station, to use for employee parking. variances The site has been leased by Sunoco Oil Company from its current owner for many years, but Sunoco is in the process of purchasing it. The company has for park a contract with the doctors’ of ce to sell the property to them once the sale is complete. By Allysha “It’s a good solution for the town and a good solu- Dunnigan ITEM STAFF tion for us,” said Dr. Peter Barker, one of the manag- ing partners of the practice. LYNNFIELD — Home The Sunoco station, which had been abandoned building proposals for four for more than a decade, was demolished in March. lots on Harvey Park are Before the building was taken down, it had been col- before the Zoning Board of lecting nes under Swampscott’s blighted property Appeals. bylaw for more than a year. The petition for the proj- Sunoco has sub-leased parking to Family Doctors ect was led by members for several years, allowing 15 to 20 employees to of the Regina Trust — leave their cars at the site on weekdays and freeing ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK which includes Joseph J. up more space for patients to park in the practice’s DiPietro, Regina M. DiP- lot instead of on the street. John and Andonia Grimanis, both 7 and from Lynn, light candles before ietro, Paul DiPietro and the start of the Holy Friday afternoon service at St. George Greek Ortho- Christopher T. DiPietro — PARADISE, A6 dox Church Friday ahead of Greek Easter on Sunday (more photos B8). on Jan. 7. The Regina Trust is ap- plying for variances and special permits for the raz- Salem rideshare program is on a roll ing, removal, reconstruc- tion, and enlargement of the four existing dwellings By Elyse Carmosino transportation to anywhere within able, and we felt that by having a located at 2, 4, 8 and 10 ITEM STAFF Salem city limits for $2 per ride, or rideshare service, we could help Harvey Park. The proj- $1 for senior citizens, students, and drive down (transportation) costs,” ect will also increase the SALEM — The city’s rideshare people with disabilities. Driscoll said. “From an environmen- ground  ow area and will service, Salem Skipper, has seen tal point of view, it’s helpful to get be constructed on a larger a steady rate of growth since its Mayor Kimberley Driscoll said the program is part of an overarching cars off the road, and a shared ride footprint. launch four months ago, city of cials The land included in this effort to make the city less car-de- service is part of the effort to make said. Salem greener and more liveable.” Harvey Park project has pendent. ITEM FILE PHOTO First introduced in December Since its launch, Salem Skipper’s an area of approximately 2020, the Skipper, which is powered “We’re only eight square miles, Mayor Kimberley by technology from VIA, provides so lots of places are walkable, bike- RIDESHARE, A6 Driscoll. VARIANCES, A6

INSIDE STEVE KRAUSE Opinion COMMENTARY Shribman: National Perspective Biden rides the winds of political Most exciting two minutes in sports? You bet! change. A4 Today is Derby Day, when any- ran and Jessica Paquette, the rst bet was $5 (last of the big body who has ever seen a horse two closest people I have in my spenders, eh?) on a horse whose Lynn dons fancy clothes, drinks a mint life who would qualify as "touts," name I liked. Everybody told me Lynn school nds success julep, and puts down a bet. are high on him. And if they are, it was a bad bet, but aha! He won. with new after-school Today will be the only day that so am I, because I wouldn't know This, according to Ralph Min- program. A7 three-fourths of the people in the the difference. sky, another Item guy who went Salem United States who will watch I'm the guy who bragged that I with us, was an upset, even "the most exciting two minutes never set foot in Suffolk Downs though Ralphie de ned "upset" Salem cancels July 4 in sports" give a hoot about race- until the place was ready to as a horse he didn't have. reworks celebration. A7 horses. close. Now, I wish I'd gone there Then again, no matter what LOOK! I'm one of those people. I'm a bit more often. race you were discussing, Ral- more interested in it now than I I did go to Saratoga with Hal- phie would say "I had that horse" Old Glory  ies above afterward. Sure he did. He'd was, say, a decade ago, but I'm loran and a bus full of others, on downtown Lynn. A8 throw a buck or two down on all no expert. The only horse slated one of the hottest August days of them just to be safe. ITEM FILE PHOTO to run today whose name I even ever, for the Travers Stakes. We Sports Because Halloran loved to talk Revere football runs past Steve and Linda Krause dress know is Brooklyn Strong. And sat outside and availed ourselves Lynn English. B1 up for a past Kentucky Derby. that's only because Paul Hallo- of the off-track betting tents. My KRAUSE, A6

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 62° VOL. 142, ISSUE 122 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 47° POLICE/FIRE ...... A5 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 OBITUARIES Sarah Darling Pruett, 68 Michael F. Schulze, 76 Robert “Bob” Ricciardi, 98 1952 - 2021 1945 - 2021 1923 - 2021 PEABODY - Michael F. WEST HARTFORD, CT - Rob- Schulze, husband of 50 years ert “Bob” A. Ricciardi, 98, of Mary (Williams) Schulze of passed away peacefully on Peabody died April 28, 2021, April 20, 2021 at West Hart- at the Edith Nourse Rodgers ford Health and Rehab Center Veteran’s Memorial Hospital in in West Hartford, CT. Although Bedford following a long battle Bob spent the last few years in with cancer. Born March 13, West Hartford, he lived most of 1945 in Lynn, he was the son his life in Massachusetts. Bob of the late Frank H. and Priscil- was born in Southbridge, MA., la (Turpel) Schulze. He was a the son of an Italian immigrant. proud 1965 graduate of Lynn He spent his youth between the English High School. family home in Boston and his During the Vietnam War, grandfather’s farm in South- Mike served his country in the bridge. Bob moved to Peabody, SWAMPSCOTT, MA AND perience evolved into a years- US Navy. As a loyal member of MA when he married the love STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO - long service on the board of VP 24, Mike and his shipmates of his life, Marilyn Falkingham, Sarah Darling Pruett passed the Lowell Whiteman Primary tracked Russian subs off the in 1950. They were together away peacefully on April 27, School. She found community coast of Iceland. 67 years, until Marilyn’s 2021 at her home in Steam- among fellow soccer and ten- After serving his country, and collectibles. Many a Sun- passing in 2017. taking long walks in the boat Springs, Colorado sur- nis players and her children’s Mike spent 45 years working in day he spent at antique stores Bob was a very cemetery next to his rounded by her loving family. hockey and gymnastics pur- the auto industry. Mike’s love and flea markets with his son proud veteran of World neighborhood. She was 68. suits. She found peace in the for cars and natural outgoing looking for political memora- War II. He served as Bob was prede- Sarah was born to Nelson natural environment of Straw- personality allowed him to bilia for his collection. He also a sergeant in the 20th ceased by his bride and Ruth (LaCroix) Darling on berry Park and in gardening thrive as a car salesman. He loved to travel, especially to Ire- Armored Division of Marilyn. He leaves their May 25, 1952 in Boston, MA. and cultivating plants indoors was well-respected by his long- land where he visited multiple the U.S. Army. During three daughters and She graduated from Lesley and out. term customers throughout times to enjoy the scenery, visit his three year tour, he was sta- two granddaughters: Cheryl College in 1977 with a degree In 2003 she and her family the North Shore. He worked Mary’s relatives, and enjoy a tioned in camps in the United Ricciardi and her daughter in early childhood education. returned for a time to live in at Anderson Foreign Motors in Guinness. States and Europe. He attend- Kristina, Cynthia (Ricciardi) After graduation she embarked Swampscott, MA where she Woburn, Volvo Village in Brook- Most important to Mike ed Clemson University while Welch, her husband Mark and on a trip around the world and continued to serve her com- line, and 25 years as Used Car was his family. He was a de- he was in the army. After his their daughter Hayley, and Mar- paused for a break in Steam- munity in many roles: Treasurer Manager at Stutz Volvo in Sa- voted husband, father, and discharge in 1947, he earned ilyn Ricciardi and her husband boat Springs for 43 years. of the Unitarian Universalist lem. father-in-law. In addition to his a B.S. degree in Business Ad- Ken Shirey. In addition to his Sarah’s early days in Steam- Church of Greater Lynn, Trustee Outside of work, Mike’s wife, Mike is survived by his ministration at Boston Uni- children, he was very special boat were filled with adventure: of Swampscott Public Library, passion was politics and civ- son Joshua of Salem, Oregon, versity. Bob went on to work to Cynthia’s step-daughters river trips, guiding backcoun- serving on the Open Space ic engagement. He served as son-in-law Bernardo J. Castro, as an accountant, and later a Amanda, Elizabeth, and Cath- try ski trips for Mountaincraft, Committee, advocating for the a consultant for a number of his adored Aunt Mrs. Avis Mc- contracts administrator, at the ryn and their families. Bob will and fishing and camping in Rail Trail, and volunteering with campaigns at the local, state, Clennan of Stoneham, in-laws General Electric River Works in also be missed by his brother the Zirkels. She supported Girls Inc of Lynn. She became and national level. Starting James and Patricia Williams Lynn, MA. He retired from GE Gerald Ricciardi and a number these adventures by teaching a certified Orton-Gillingham in 1982, he worked diligent- of South Hamilton, nieces, after 39 years to spend time of nieces and nephews. preschool and selling fresh tutor and helped children who ly in every campaign of Sec. nephews, grand-nieces and with his wife and family. Service Information: A seafood from the trunk of her struggled with reading. On of State John F. Kerry. He was grand-nephews, and several Bob was a hobby shopper, Mass of Christian Burial will car on 3rd and Lincoln. Her Friday afternoons she would elected twice as national del- close cousins throughout Mas- always looking for a bargain. be held on June 4, 2021 at business partner (and father) enjoy a standing engagement egate to Democratic National sachusetts, New Hampshire, He loved the warehouse stores noon at St. Mark the Evan- would air freight the fresh with family and friends at the Convention. First, in 1984 for and Florida. Besides his par- and discount grocery stores. gelist Church, 467 Quaker catches directly from the har- Boston Symphony Orchestra Senator Gary Hart (D-CO) with ents, Mike was predeceased He loved to watch movies, Lane South in West Hartford, bor in Marblehead, MA. The matinee. his mother, Priscilla, and again by his brothers David (Kathy) particularly westerns, war sto- CT 06110. A Celebration epicures and restauranteurs of Sarah was preceded in death in 2004 for Kerry. and Mark. ries and police dramas. He of Life and burial at Cedar Steamboat thought they had by her nephew Sammy, her Mike also thrived in lo- The family wish to thank babied his cars. Every car he Grove Cemetery in Peabody, died and gone to heaven! brother Morris, and her moth- cal politics. He served three all of those who took time to ever owned was well taken MA will occur later this year On one particular river trip er Ruth. She is survived by her terms as the Chairman of the visit and call during Mike’s care of and immaculate. Bob when out of state family Sarah joined a fellow adven- father Nelson; her siblings Bill, Peabody Democratic City Com- long illness. The kindness of had a passionate love/hate members are more comfort- turer named Bob Pruett. She Esther, Tom, and Jeannette and mittee. neighbors, friends, and family relationship with the Boston able traveling. Online con- rode along with him in his dory. their families; her husband Mike’s volunteer spirit led is appreciated beyond words. sports teams. He would de- dolences may be made at It didn’t take long for them to Bob; and her children Walker, him to serve on a number of The family would also like to bate sports, especially the Red www.SheehanHilbornBreen. decide they were on the same Amy, Nick, and Jena. She has local and state committees. He thank the nurses and caregiv- Sox, with his brother for hours. com wavelength and they spent four grandchildren. There will was a founding member of the ers of Care Dimensions and After his retirement, he loved nearly 40 years together. They be a service this summer when Peabody J.C.’s, Past President the VA for their outstanding were married in Swampscott, the weather is better and we of the AOH in Division 11 in care during Mike’s illness. MA on September 11, 1982. can party in a way that would Peabody, Chair of the Peabody Service Information: Buri- Sarah knew from early on make her proud. Community Preservation Com- al will be private. A celebra- NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS that she wanted to be a moth- In lieu of flowers please send mittee, and Commissioner of tion of Mike’s life will be held er. She fulfilled that wish in a donation to one of her many the Essex Heritage Board. Mike at a later date. Donations Hospital ownership transfer a statement from the Mid- was honored to be named in Michael’s name may be raising and wrangling her four charitable causes: stalls over financial conditions dlesex district attorney’s children Walker, Amy, Nick, and Girls Inc of Lynn: girlsinclynn. 2019 Democrat of the Year by made to Care Dimensions, office. Jena. Her most fulfilling experi- org; Routt County United Way: the Peabody Democratic City 7Sylvan Street, B-102,Dan- PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Emergency workers ar- ences were serving as a par- routtcountyunitedway.org; Committee. He was also recog- vers, MA 01923 or Friends — The owner of two Rhode rived on the scene just af- ent volunteer in her children’s’ Northwest Colorado Health: nized for his years of communi- of the Peabody Council on Island hospitals has with- ter 1 p.m. Monday to find classrooms where she mostly northwestcoloradohealth.org. ty service, particularly his work Aging 75R Central Street, drawn its transfer of own- the woman on the ground kept everyone in line. This ex- to preserve Brooksby Farm, by Peabody, Ma, 01960. For on- ership applications with in front of the store, along- having a street named in his line guestbook, please visit the state over objections to side the travel lane. She honor near the farm. ccbfuneral.com financial conditions placed was taken to the hospital Mike loved music, espe- on the transaction by the with life-threatening inju- Norma (Nadine) Harewood-Perry, 81 cially Bob Dylan, art, history state attorney general’s of- ries, prosecutors said. and genealogy, and antiques fice. Stracqualursi was walk- 1939 - 2021 Prospect Medical Hold- ing with a shopping cart ings, the California-based LYNN - * IN REMEMBRANCE when a 76-year-old woman company that owns Roger made a left turn and hit OF NORMA “NADINE” HARE- Williams Medical Center WOOD- PERRY * Dorothy Marie Madigan, 92 her while the victim was 1928 - 2021 and Our Lady of Fatima crossing the travel lane, Norma was born in Lynn Hospital, was seeking state MA on September 22, 1939. authorities said. LYNN - Dorothy Marie Madi- approval to let private equi- The driver remained on Daughter of the late Ella & ty firm Leonard Green sell Christopher Harewood. Sister gan, age 92, passed away at the scene. Kaplan Family Hospice House its majority stake in the The death remains un- of the late Elliot Harewood company. and Doris I. Harewood. After, on Wednesday, April 28, 2021. der investigation and no Attorney General Peter graduating from Classical High She was the beloved wife of charges have been filed. Neronha in a statement School, she later moved to the late John M. Madigan. Friday said he was pre- Boston where she became a Born in Lynn on August 6, Police investigate vandalism pared to approve the deal nurse. She was employed at 1928, she was a daughter of under certain financial at Boston-area Black church Veteran Memorial in Jamaica the late Laurence and Mar- conditions “to cover ongo- Plains MA, where she retired af- garet (Creevan) Farrell, and EVERETT (AP) — Police ing operating expenses and ter 40 years of service. Norma dear granddaughter of the late in the Boston suburb of Ev- necessary capital invest- loved being around family & James Creevan of Ireland and erett are investigating van- ments” that would assure friends. She enjoyed cooking, Lynn. She was a graduate of dalism at a church with a the continuity of health baking and was an avid trav- St. Mary’s Girl’s High School, largely Black congregation services and operations for eler. Norma was the beloved and her Great Grand children; Class of 1945. as a possible hate crime, at least five years. mother of Susan Harewood, Veronica Olivier, Carina Olivier, Just as Frank Sinatra’s body authorities said. The conditions included Lisa Olivier-Adgurson, Karen Jeremy Maldonado, Chase Cle- of work as an actor was even A large wooden cross putting up to $150 million Olivier, Kevin Franklin, Darryl ments, Cloey Perry, Podris Niles more astonishing when taking that stood outside the Zion in escrow. Olivier, Valerie Olivier, Kimberly & Baily Simms. into account that it was sec- Baptist Church was up- Prospect in a letter to Williams and the late Derrick Service Information: Ser- ondary to his singing, Dorothy’s Maine with her husband John rooted and left in an adja- Neronha on Thursday Perry. She is also survived by vices will be held in Pine skill at crafting funny, interest- Madigan. She returned to Lynn cent yard, Bishop Robert called the conditions “un- her Grand children; Priscilla Grove at 9:45 am on Tues- ing, and insightful stories and in 2019 to be near her family, reasonable and unaccept- G. Brown, senior pastor of Harewood, Jeffrey Olivier, Chris- day May 4th, 2021. All those Facebook posts was eclipsed where she lived happily at the able,” and warned that if the church, told The Bos- topher Olivier-Lane, Troy Adgur- whom wish to attend, we will only by her talent of piano Lynn Home for Elderly Persons. the ownership transfer was ton Globe. son, Melissa Adgurson, Brittany be meeting us at the front playing. She began playing Surviving Dorothy are her unsuccessful, the hospitals The church’s office man- Mangnum, Courtney Simms, gate entrance 9:30am. the piano before she was two, beloved children, Christopher could close. ager noticed that the cross picking out a song on the pia- C. Cabe of Gastonia, NC, and was missing when she no that she heard at a parade Jeanne-Mare Cabe of Lynn; her Prospect in a statement Friday said the formal came to work Thursday that day. She studied music grandchildren, Lori B. Cabe and morning and called police, Brianna P. Brangman; her sib- withdrawal of its applica- but preferred to play by ear be- he said. lings, Janet McGovern, Eileen tions “concludes the regula- cause it came so naturally to Brown said he had “a Keating, Laurence Farrell, and tory review process.” her. She played professionally feeling of disbelief that at bars and restaurants, as well Sharon Fleury, as well as many The current ownership somebody would actually as socially and for pleasure. nieces, nephews, cousins, and has asked for, and was do that.” She loved the movies and old friends. granted, “an additional The incident left Everett movie stars, and Frank Sinatra Dorothy was the sister of the short window of opportu- was a favorite. late Evelyn Webber, James L. nity” to consider the attor- Mayor Carlo DeMaria out- Dorothy worked at Connolly’s Farrell, Nancy Farrell, Joan Poe- ney general’s conditions, raged. Candies in Lynn, Kakas Furs in hler, and Mary Johnson. Neronha said Friday. “This was not an accident Boston, and the General Elec- Service Information: Ar- The hospitals employ a but a hate crime against tric in Lynn before she set off rangements: Friends and total of about 2,800 people. Zion Ministries and their to work for the government in family are invited to call at community,” the mayor Stories live on. Washington, DC, after World the Cuffe-McGinn Funeral Woman struck by car in tweeted. “As mayor, I’m re- War II. She lived in New York Home, 157 Maple St., Lynn supermarket parking lot dies pulsed and distraught that City, Santa Rosa, Japan, Oki- on Sunday, May 2nd from 2 someone would intention- Tell theirs. nawa, San Diego, Maine, and p.m. until 6 p.m. A Funeral ACTON (AP) — A ally vandalize a religious Hawaii while picking up many Mass will be held on Mon- 56-year-old woman struck organization in our com- Share your loved one’s story. dear friends along the way. day, May 3rd at 11 a.m. at by a vehicle in the park- munity. There is absolute- ing lot of a Massachusetts ly no room for any hate in [email protected] | 781-593-7700 She could type 120 words per St. Pius V, Lynn. Donations minute, and worked as a sec- can be made in her name to supermarket has died, au- Everett.” retary until the mid-seventies, Covenant House or the Lynn thorities said Friday. Everett and state police when she started her own in- Home for Elderly Persons. Denise Stracqualursi, of are investigating. dependent secretarial service, Tewksbury, died Thursday Police in a tweet asked In partnership with which she ran for years in San after getting struck Mon- for anyone with informa- Diego and Hawaii. She also day outside the Roche Bros. tion about the vandalism ran a bed and breakfast in store in Acton, according to to contact investigators. SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Biden’s corporate tax plan takes aim at income inequality By Paul Wiseman other international provi- ASSOCIATED PRESS sions of Biden’s tax plan would raise $987 billion WASHINGTON — From from 2022 through 2031 John Kennedy to Ronald — nearly half as much as Reagan to Donald Trump, Biden’s overall corporate American presidents have tax plan would produce. taken aim at corporate Biden would collect an ad- America’s tax-avoidance ditional $892 billion from PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS schemes before — and the centerpiece of his plan: Desiree Humphrey attends a marijuana social mostly missed. an increase in the overall equity class in Denver. Now, President Joe corporate tax rate to 28 Biden is training the gov- percent from the 21 per- ernment’s sights again on cent Trump slashed it to the loopholes, shelters and Marijuana social in 2017, the Penn Whar- international havens that ton analysis nds. have long allowed mul- “It’s a terri c plan,” said tinational companies to equity: Seeds dodge taxes in ways that Matthew Gardner, senior ordinary households can- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS fellow at the left-leaning Institute on Taxation and not. President Joe Biden addresses a joint session Economic Policy. “We can- planted but will The idea is twofold: First, of Congress in the House Chamber at the U.S. not have a sustainable to help pay for Biden’s tril- Capitol in Washington, as Vice President Kama- lions in proposed spend- corporate tax system until la Harris, left, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi we solve this problem of ing — for everything from of California, applaud. they grow? roads and bridges and companies shifting their share of federal tax reve- the agency’s underfund- intangible assets around. By Thomas Peipert Black people arrested or green energy to internet and imprisoned for marijuana access, job training, pre- nue, the burden has fallen ed enforcement team. As This plan should stop that more heavily on individ- part of his effort to reduce dead.” Michael R. Blood offenses. school and sick leave. And ASSOCIATED PRESS uals, through the income America’s wealth gap, he’s Republicans and busi- Social equity has been a second, to shift more of the selling point for marijua- federal tax load onto com- tax and the levies that pay also proposed raising the ness groups are already DENVER — Terrence for Social Security and tax rate on long-term cap- lining up in opposition. na legalization in many panies and narrow Amer- Hewing was working for a states. New York, which ica’s vast income inequal- Medicare. ital gains for Americans The Business Roundtable, package delivery company The president wants who earn over $1 million an association of CEOs, last month broadly legal- ity. Af uent investors in 2007 when police ap- ized cannabis use, has set reap the biggest windfalls to stop companies from a year. reported that 76 percent proached his cargo van in stashing pro ts in coun- Many analysts see of the top executives it a goal of getting 50 per- when after-tax corporate suburban Denver. He was cent of licenses to minori- pro ts accelerate. tries with low tax rates. Biden’s corporate tax plan surveyed said the 21 per- early for a pickup, and To do so, he’s proposed a as a gamechanger — if cent minimum global tax ties and other social equi- “The burden,” said someone out for a walk ty applicants. Thornton Matheson, se- 21 percent minimum tax Congress embraces it. would weaken their com- called authorities after But so far the goals have nior fellow at the Tax Poli- on multinationals’ foreign If adopted, the 21 per- pany’s competitiveness by seeing him napping in the far outstripped realities, cy Center, would “fall pre- earnings and is urging cent minimum global tax making them pay more tax driver’s seat. partly due to legal entan- dominately on wealthier other countries to fol- “effectively spells the end on global earnings than Of cers found about a glements as states look to individuals.” low suit. His plan would of the tax haven as we their international rivals pound of marijuana in- broaden diversity in can- Biden, in effect, wants also rescind what the ad- have come to know it,” do. Biden’s tax hikes, the side the vehicle. That nabis boardrooms, retail to swing the pendulum ministration sees as in- said Alexander Arnon, an roundtable warned, could led to a couple of days in shops, production plants back. At one time — the ternational loopholes in analyst at the nonparti- also limit corporate in- jail, thousands of dollars and greenhouses. early-to-mid-1950s — cor- Trump’s 2017 tax legisla- san Penn Wharton Budget vestment and hiring. in legal fees and a felony Disappointment with porations accounted for 30 tion. Model, a research organi- The Chamber of Com- conviction for drug posses- the slow rollout of equity percent of federal tax col- To strengthen its abil- zation associated with the merce’s chief policy of - sion. Hewing lost his job programs has taken on lections. Last year, their ity to root out tax cheat- University of Pennsylva- cer, Neil Bradley, argued and, because of his crimi- a deeper resonance at a share barely topped 7 per- ing, the administration nia. that the Biden plan would nal record, for years strug- cent. has proposed adding $80 Penn Wharton’s analysts “slow the economic recov- time when the nation is gled to nd housing and a undergoing a racial reck- As corporations have billion to the IRS budget estimate that a 21 percent ery and make the U.S. less stable, well-paying career. generated an ever-smaller over a decade to bolster minimum global tax and competitive globally.’’ oning, brought on by cas- “I felt like I was in a es of police brutality and certain box in society,” he punctuated last year by said. “There’s people that the death of George Floyd U.S. Rep. Kinzinger goes to Texas in don’t have felonies and in Minneapolis. people that do. It makes The limited statistics you almost feel kind of available indicate busi- search of anti-Trump Republicans outcast.” ness owners and investors Hewing, 39, recently at the top of the booming By Steve Peoples became one of only a few industry remain over- and Paul Weber Black entrepreneurs to whelmingly white. ASSOCIATED PRESS receive a business license In Nevada, about 30 per- in Colorado’s recreational cent of people in the state MANSFIELD, Texas — marijuana industry. His are Latino and 10 percent Adam Kinzinger came to goal is to run a company are Black. But the state’s Texas this week to hunt that delivers the very sub- rst demographic survey unicorns. stance that stained his re- of the cannabis industry The Illinois congressman cord. released earlier this year was looking for Republicans His opportunity is the showed only about 2 per- who, like him, see former result of personal ambi- cent of board members President Donald Trump tion paired with Colora- identi ed as Black and as a scourge on their party do’s effort to right past just over 7 percent Latino. and a threat to democracy. wrongs from the war on States are making prog- Kinzinger met privately drugs. ress toward a more di- with one sympathetic Re- Hewing will enter the verse marijuana industry publican, former President market as a so-called so- but so far the push for George W. Bush, on his rst cial equity operator, li- social equity has been day in the state. And on the censed under a program plagued with a lot of de- second, he had lunch with that provides reduced fees lays and litigation, said Michael Wood, the only and mentoring to encour- Karen O’Keefe, director of openly anti-Trump Republi- age the growth of new state policies at the Mari- can competing on Saturday businesses, especially for juana Policy Project. in a crowded special election for a seat in Congress. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Kinzinger, a 43-year-old Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., left, shakes hands with Grant Goodyear, Air Force pilot who  ew mis- right, as Texas congressional candidate Michael Wood, center, shakes sions in Iraq and Afghani- hands with Linda Thomas in Arlington, Texas. stan, is positioning himself as a leading antagonist to for inciting the deadly Jan. combat veteran, who is nowhere to go but down. It’s Trump in a party that is 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. ghting to stand out in a not growing,” Kinzinger said largely refusing to move on And as Kinzinger eyes a po- eld of 23. If none of the can- during his lunch with Wood from the former president. tential run for higher of ce didates on Saturday’s ballot at the Fork in the Road cafe The congressman’s nascent himself, he came to Texas to earns 50 percent of the vote, in the Dallas suburbs. “But political organization, Coun- test how many other Repub- the top two will compete in it took a lot of time for the try First, has endorsed ev- licans share his outlook. a runoff election later in the Republican Party to be ery House Republican who Kinzinger’s hope lies in spring. what it is today. It may take voted to impeach Trump Wood, another fresh-faced “The Trump thing, it’s got a lot of time to bring it back.”

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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill Biden rides the winds M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director Regional Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K T¢  J £¤ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Editor J. Patrick Norton of political change Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T£¥ Michael H. Shanahan Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman In his appearance be- like that as young men. tion that a certain wing Customer Service fore a joint session of Con- They all reacted to the Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS of the president’s party Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 gress Wednesday night, times. is exercising undue influ- Connecting Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 President Biden sought to If Mr. Biden is a follower, ence; no less a Trump-sup- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 Ernest W. 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This is [email protected] left three broader, more The Wall Street Journal, inherent in the old chest- Ext. 3 consequential, questions worry that Mr. Biden — nut of 1950s civics classes unanswered. who he says “didn’t lay a Newsroom stipulating that a pres- [email protected] Indeed, it is the answers glove on history in his four ident proposes and the [email protected] to these questions that decades in the Senate” — Congress disposes. This Ext. 4 will define not only the is vulnerable to reacting sort of consultation simply Sports course of the Biden years, “to the surprise of waking makes that disposal more EDITORIAL but also the Biden legacy up in the White House by [email protected] efficient. and the shape of the coun- pandering to the flashiest Ext. 5 Is all Mr. Biden’s spend- try in the post-Biden era. ideas of the young peo- ing — and the increased Retail and Online These questions are the ple and their hero Bernie Advertising role government will play hardy perennials of Amer- Sanders.” [email protected] A hair-trigger in the economy and na- ican civic life and are par- There can be no doubt ADVERTISING tional culture — what the ticularly germane to Mr. that there is some truth people really want? Ernie Carpenter Jr. Biden’s unusual passage to that, too. The practice Director of Advertising decision in Peabody from Senate utility in- of politics as the art of Republicans are hard- and Business Development, ext. 1355 fielder to dugout skipper. the possible requires a wired to say no. That, in [email protected] Taken together, they are political figure to practice fact, is what Sen. Mar- Ralph Mitchell We side with Peabody Ward 5 City vital to understanding the the art of the plausible. It co Rubio of Florida said Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Councilor Joel Saslaw’s request to this winter as the Biden [email protected] allow residents in Huntingwood and Biden presidency and this was not plausible for Mr. moment in our history. Biden, for all his centrist spending plans began to Patricia Whalen other neighborhoods to comment on be rolled out. “It is clear,” Sales Representative, ext. 1310 Northeast Arms’ plan to operate a Here are those questions instincts, to hold together [email protected] and some possible an- the Democratic coalition he said, “that Democrats mobile gun range. BUSINESS OFFICE Northeast won city Zoning Board swers: that desperately want- intend to pursue a rad- Is Mr. Biden a leader or ed to dethrone Donald J. ical agenda full of left- Susan J. Conti of Appeals approval Monday to oper- Controller, ext. 1288 ate the range — a trailer that can be a follower? Trump without embracing wing priorities with the [email protected] towed to police departments for use This much is beyond de- ideas from the most vocal full support of President Ted Grant for target practice — with conditions bate: The president leads wing of his own party. Biden.” Publisher, ext. 1234 including 50-foot and 100-foot buffer with his heart. But he fol- In her book “Persist,” to But hold on a moment. [email protected] zones around the trailer when it is on lows advice, polls and his be published only days One of the most stunning Marian Kinney Northeast’s property. own instincts. No student from now, Sen. Elizabeth trends in America is the ext. 1212 Neighbors’ concerns ranging from of the Biden oeuvre in Warren of Massachusetts stark transformation of [email protected] traffic to noise and property value de- Washington, if that phrase writes: “As a candidate, the public’s views about Will Kraft preciation were not reviewed during can even be employed, can Joe Biden may not have government involvement Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 Monday’s hearing because, as board come away with a linear looked like a progressive in people’s lives. The Rea- [email protected] Chair Fran Gallugi pointed out, political narrative remote- firebrand, but he and Ka- board members were only responsi- gan movement and Pres- Paula Villacreses ly like that of, say, Robert mala Harris ran a cam- ident Bill Clinton’s 1996 A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 ble for reviewing Northeast’s request [email protected] for a variance from buffer zone di- La Follette on the left or paign promising the most proclamation that “the mension requirements. Robert Taft on the right. aggressive economic, so- era of big government is Mike Shanahan He said he was shaped, cial and racial changes in Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 That narrow jurisdiction focus left over” sensitized us to the [email protected] neighbors and Saslaw frustrated and at least from the sidelines, U.S. history.” idea that Americans want wondering why they weren’t told well by the civil rights move- FDR as president had Carolina Trujillo Washington to retreat Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 before Monday’s hearing that noise ment, and yet he was the no affinity for — and later from the lives of ordinary [email protected] and other concerns about the North- Senate Judiciary Commit- battled furiously against citizens. Jim Wilson east proposal were not the board’s re- tee chairman who in 1994 — the Southern conser- It was true once. It may Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 sponsibility. reported out the Violent vatives, but then, to his not be true anymore. [email protected] Saslaw pointed out that North- Crime Control and Law historical disgrace, turned Have a look at this east’s proposal has been before the CIRCULATION Enforcement Act, often a blind eye to their segre- spring’s Wall Street Jour- board for months, adding that “people blamed for the mass incar- gationist views. Converse- Lisa Mahmoud nal/NBC News Poll, which Manager, ext. 1239 asked for information a while ago.” ceration of Blacks. For de- ly, John F. Kennedy was Saslaw told board members there shows that 55 percent of [email protected] cades he championed the no ardent integrationist, Americans agree with the was no reason they could not delay interests of the big busi- but the moral imperative CUSTOMER SERVICE their vote until neighbors had the statement that “govern- nesses incorporated in his of the Rev. Martin Luther La’ Mosha Ball opportunity to voice their complaints ment should do more to home state of Delaware, King, Jr. and his move- Customer Service, ext. 1276 to other city officials to ensure that solve problems and help [email protected] yet today he is advocating ment prompted him, in concerns beyond the zoning board’s meet the needs of people.” a massive increase in cor- the last June of his life, to GRAPHICS jurisdiction received review. That was true even porate taxes. issue a clarion call for jus- “There should be no rush here,” Sa- during the Trump years, Trevor Andreozzi Mr. Biden, above all, is tice, having done for him- Designer slaw told the board. when the rate actual- But Gallugi and board member sensitive to the political self what he bid Americans [email protected] ly peaked at 58 percent Barry Osborne made it clear during winds. That is no political to do when the University Sean Casey Monday’s hearing that their support crime; it is what defines of Alabama refused to ad- two years after his in- Designer for Northeast’s proposal went be- politics. It is what led The- mit two Black students: “I auguration. That’s a big [email protected] change from December yond buffer zone compliance. Gallugi odore Roosevelt to attack hope that every American, Aaron Fee called the mobile range “...something the “malefactors of great regardless of where he 1995, a month before Mr. Designer we could benefit from in the long wealth [who] have arro- lives, will stop and exam- Clinton’s obituary for big [email protected] run,” and Osborne warned that not gantly ignored the public ine his conscience about government, when only Edwin Peralta Jr. approving the proposal was tanta- welfare,” Franklin Roos- this and other related in- 32 percent felt that way. Designer [email protected] mount to discouraging business on evelt to make war on the cidents.” Whether he is leading or Route 1. “money changers [who] Last week, some pro- following, Mr. Biden is not NEWSROOM Peabody neighbors deserve better have fled from their high gressive Democrats met sailing against the wind. than a one-and-done hearing where Mike Alongi seats in the temple of our with White House officials A Class of 1972 Swamp- Sports Editor, ext. 1228 their concerns are not taken into scott High School member, [email protected] consideration. We urge the board to civilization,” and Ronald in an effort to make the David M. Shribman is the Elyse Carmosino reconsider its vote and delay it un- Reagan to say that “gov- child tax credit that was ernment is not the solu- increased as a response to Pulitzer Prize-winning for- Reporter, ext. 1264 til residents’ concerns are addressed [email protected] and questions answered. tion to our problem; gov- the pandemic permanent mer executive editor of the ernment is the problem.” rather than have it expire Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Gayla Cawley Regional Editor, ext. 1236 None of these presidents next year. Follow him on Twitter at [email protected] embraced views remotely That alone is no sugges- ShribmanPG. Allysha Dunnigan Reporter, ext. 1302 [email protected] LETTER TO THE EDITOR Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected]

Against Northeastern, for cause… Julia Hopkins To the editor: me for the knowledge “They are words in the society does not work if all If you want to live next Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] I am a cognitive scientist that I shared. dictionary.” I don’t under- people are always operat- to an industrial complex, and long-term resident of But I decided to immedi- stand. ing to get what they can that will grow as much as Thor Jourgensen Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 Nahant. The latest threat ately end my relationship In the dialogue that fol- personally get away with. they can, then move next [email protected] by Northeastern threat- with Northeastern Uni- lowed, it was explained to It appears as if North- to Northeastern in Boston. Daniel Kane ening to sue the Town of versity for the following me that Northeastern is a eastern in Nahant has If you feel, like many of us, Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 Nahant for construction reason. “secular” university with been following their selfish that Nahant is a special [email protected] delays was the last straw During the course, I no spiritual basis. During and secular playbook. place worth keeping (kept Steve Krause for me. shared a few useful, practi- their explanations, their In short, in my humble special by a long line of Senior Writer, ext. 1229 It’s a consistent behav- cal, and empowering ideas position meant to me that opinion, Northeastern is very good and caring peo- [email protected] ior that I have personally with the students —“oth- Northeastern teaches stu- not a powerful entity that ple), then do not invite a Tréa Lavery Reporter, ext. 1317 experienced. They will not erish, not selfish concepts” dents to “look out for their we want to allow into Na- well-funded serpent into [email protected] change. Let me explain. — and was censured by own self-interest regard- hant. They will be nothing your environment. Anne Marie Tobin A few years ago, I taught the University. They were less of the impact upon so- but problems. They will These are my ideas, Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 at Northeastern and got very amiable but also quite ciety at large.” not pay their fair share. based upon my personal [email protected] to know them quite a bit. firm: “We don’t allow those I chose a long time ago They will always try to get observations, experienc- Sophie Yarin I taught one class and words to be used in a class to not work with selfish the best of you. They will es, and reflections, on this Copy Editor, ext. 1222 had students coming up at Northeastern.” people or companies. As a operate in a way that is an- issue. [email protected] to me at the end of the I was stunned. My only cognitive scientist, I can tithetical to what we now Gary Deines TECHNOLOGY class to personally thank response was to blurt out, say with certainty that a have in Nahant. Nahant Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particu- A report of a motor vehicle larly arrests, reflect police records. crash on Rockaway Avenue at In the event of a perceived inac- 5:24 p.m. Thursday. curacy, it is the sole responsibility A report of a hit and run mo- tor vehicle crash on Hawkes of the concerned party to contact Street at 7:56 p.m. Thursday. the relevant police department and have the department issue a no- Assaults tice of correction to the Daily Item. There was a report of an as- Corrections or clarifications will not sault at the Manataug Trail at be made without express notice of 6:45 p.m. on Thursday. A man change from the arresting police was reportedly digging a hole department. in his yard when someone approached him yelling and LYNN punched him in the face. Arrests Complaints Charles Shubar, 37, of A call for vandalism was re- 234 South Common St., was ported on Pond Street at 8:28 a.m. Thursday. There was a re- arrested and charged with FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Class A drug possession, port that a parked car was hit Class B drug possession, on Widger Road at 1:18 p.m. Gov. Charlie Baker tours the mass vaccination site at the Natick Mall with Bill Hass of Labcorp Class E drug possession, on Thursday. on February 24, 2021. assault to rape, assault and battery, and threatening to NAHANT commit a crime at 2:06 p.m. Friday. Complaints Gov. Baker felt aches, chills after Accidents At 5:27 p.m. Thursday, po- lice responded to a call from A report of a motor vehicle a resident who reported an second COVID-19 vaccine shot crash at 5:59 p.m. Thurs- alarm coming from a boat in day at Kirtland and Walnut the Relay Yard. An officer was ASSOCIATED PRESS “There is overwhelming VIRUS BY THE second doses of the Moder- dispatched to handle the sit- evidence at this point, NUMBERS na and Pfizer vaccines. streets; at 6:15 a.m. Friday at BOSTON — Gov. Char- uation. based on many of the pop- The number of new dai- There have been about Boston and Brookvale streets; lie Baker said his body at 11:24 a.m. Friday at Ben- ulations that have been ly cases of COVID-19 in- 206,000 doses of the one- ached and he experienced vaccinated so far, which creased by about 1,300 shot Johnson & Johnson nett and Orchard streets; at PEABODY chills after receiving his 1:21 p.m. Friday at Lynn Vo- includes a lot of very vul- Thursday while the num- vaccine administered. second COVID-19 vaccine nerable populations, that ber of newly confirmed Nearly 2.5 million peo- cational Technical Institute at Accidents shot — and then immedi- 80 Neptune Blvd.; at 2:22 vaccines work.” coronavirus deaths in ple have been fully immu- A report of a motor vehicle ately urged fellow Mas- Vaccines are current- Massachusetts rose by 16. nized. p.m. Friday at Beacon Hill Av- sachusetts residents to enue and Washington Street; crash on Route 95 North near ly available to anyone 16 The new numbers COVID-19 GRANTS get their shots to help the at 2:23 p.m. Friday at 147 exit 39 at 2:04 p.m. Thursday; years old or older. pushed the state’s con- The Baker adminis- state suppress the corona- Washington St. at 251 Lowell St. at 3:10 p.m. The Republican also firmed COVID-19 death tration on Thursday an- Thursday; in front of D’Orsi’s virus. suggested that the state toll to 17,243 since the nounced $8.8 million in Overdose Bakery at 3:34 p.m. Thursday; “Yesterday was a long could move up the date start of the pandemic, additional grants and at 122 Main St. at 3:36 p.m. day,” Baker said at the end when nearly all COVID-19 while its confirmed case- contracts to communi- A report of an opiate over- Thursday. of an unrelated press con- restrictions in Massachu- load rose to about 644,000. ty-based organizations as dose at 5:50 p.m. Thursday ference Thursday in Dan- setts will be lifted — cur- The true number of cas- part of the Massachusetts on River Street. Complaints vers. “Twenty-four hours rently Aug. 1 — provided es is likely higher because Vaccine Equity Initiative. A report of an overdose at after I got it, I ached all people continue getting studies suggest some peo- The goal of the initia- A report of shoplifting at 7:22 p.m. Thursday on Bel- over. I had chills. I didn’t their shots and abiding by ple can be infected and not tive is to increase aware- mont Avenue; at 2:15 a.m. Corkscrew Liquors at 2:20 on have a temperature.” Thursday. pandemic protocols. feel sick. ness and access to the Friday on Chatham Street. Despite the discomfort, “It depends a lot on what There were about 600 COVID-19 vaccine in the A theft was reported at the Baker said he was glad YMCA at 259 Lynnfield St. happens in the month of people reported hospital- 20 cities and towns hard- to receive the shot and Theft 6:40 p.m. on Thursday. May,” Baker said. ized Thursday because est hit by the pandemic. said the best way to fight “If people continue to get of confirmed cases of The awards are part A report of a larceny at 4:48 the coronavirus was for as vaccinated in Massachu- COVID-19, with about 150 of the administration’s p.m. Thursday at 119 Lewis SAUGUS many residents as possi- setts, if people continue in intensive care units. investment of $27.4 mil- St. ble to also get their vac- to do the right things, if The average age of those lion in federal funds an- Arrests cine shots. In two weeks, Vandalism people continue to do the hospitalized was 61. There nounced in March. Gerard Robert Ganger, 37, he said he will officially work that we all know will were an estimated 26,000 The funds will be distrib- A report of motor vehicle of 15 Bunker Hill St., Charles- join the growing ranks reduce case counts, re- people with current active uted to community- and vandalism at 1:30 a.m. Friday town, was arrested on a war- of the fully vaccinated in duce hospitalizations, and cases of COVID-19 in the faith-based organizations at 85 Newcastle St. rant at 11:29 p.m. Thursday. Massachusetts, which is make this commonwealth state. statewide and will include nearing 2.5 million in a a safer, better place, we’ll Nearly 6 million doses $6.8 million to 25 organi- LYNNFIELD Accidents state with a population of take a look at where we of the COVID-19 vaccine zations over 24 months more than 7 million. are and make a decision have been administered in to reduce barriers to vac- A report of a motor vehicle Accidents “I urge everybody in as we go about whether Massachusetts, including cination for populations crash at 5:49 p.m. Thursday Massachusetts to go get we can move that date up,” about 3.5 million first dos- most disproportionately A report of a motor vehicle at Target at 400 Lynn Fells vaccinated,” Baker said. he added. es and nearly 2.3 million impacted by COVID-19. crash at 5:26 p.m. Monday at Parkway 927 Salem St. and 13 Fair- view Road; at 11:24 a.m. Breaking and Entering Hatchet-wielding Tuesday at Christmas Tree A report of a breaking and Shop at 28 S Broadway; at entering at 2:34 p.m. Thurs- 2:57 p.m. Wednesday on day at 8 Edison St. A caller Condon Circle. thought someone broke into colonist statue A report of a motor vehicle his residence because there crash with personal injury at were items missing. 1:10 p.m. Tuesday on Condon reconsidered Circle; at 6:32 p.m. Tuesday Complaints on Condon Circle. By Philip Marcelo committee reviewing the A report of suspicious ac- ASSOCIATED PRESS New Hampshire memori- Complaints tivity at 8:34 a.m. Thursday at al, said Thursday. “That’s 30 Kings Wood Lane. A caller BOSTON — A pair of really what they’re trying A report of a disturbance at from Lynn reported hearing a fierce monuments honor 10:29 p.m. Wednesday at 7 to depict.” gunshot type of sound behind an English colonist who, In Massachusetts this Horseshoe Drive. A caller re- her condo. Lynn Police were legend has it, slaughtered week, the Haverhill City ported a neighbor was yelling notified and responded to the her Native American cap- Council voted to keep the in front of her house. Police area. tors after the gruesome reported the resident was ar- Suspicious activity was city’s memorial but re- killing of her baby. move Duston’s hatchet guing with her boyfriend over reported at 3:06 p.m. Thurs- But historians and Na- the phone. day at 4 Williams Ave. A man and update the statue’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tive Americans say the inscription, which tells reported he was missing A statue of Hannah Duston, dated 1879, stands monuments to Hannah her tale and calls Native Vandalism $8,200 in cash from his rent- Duston obscure a grim in the Grand Army of the Republic Park in al vehicle. Americans “savages.” truth: most of the Indige- Haverhill. A report of vandalism at A report of suspicious activ- Mayor James Fiorentini nous people she killed and 12:28 p.m. Tuesday at 375 N ity at 11:29 p.m. Thursday at said Thursday he supports but on the other hand, we to Barbara Cutter, a Uni- Broadway. 91 Vine St. A caller reported scalped likely weren’t war- the council’s recommenda- need an outlet in order versity of Northern Iowa a man was ringing her door- riors who killed her baby, tions, including adding a to share the true histo- professor who wrote about MARBLEHEAD bell and yelling at her door. A but instead were children. new memorial to Native ry of the region,” Denise the Duston monuments 37-year-old man was arrest- The statues — one in Americans near the site. Pouliot, a member of the and their controversial Accidents ed (see arrests). Massachusetts where He’s formed a commission Cowasuck Band of the legacy for Smithsonian Duston grips a hatch- headed up by members of Pennacook Abenaki Peo- Magazine. et and another in New the Native American com- ple, told WBUR recent- Still, Duston, Neff and Hampshire where she munity to pursue the idea. ly. “How many historical another English captive U.S. fines German clutches a bundle of scalps But Peter Carbone, who books have been written set upon the sleeping fam- — are being reconsid- chairs the city’s historical based on this false narra- ily with hatchets, killing ered amid the nationwide commission, maintains tive?” ten of them, including software company reckoning on racism and the Duston monument According to legend, six children. They even controversial public mon- should be moved to a mu- Duston and another wom- removed their scalps to over Iran sanctions uments. seum or other place where an, Mary Neff, were taken collect a reward in Massa- Historians, Native more context could be pro- captive in 1697 by Native chusetts. At the time, En- Treasury. By Matt O’Brien Americans and even some vided, an idea some of her Americans raiding the En- glish and French colonists ASSOCIATED PRESS SAP said it welcomed of Duston’s descendants the resolution. descendants supported glish settlement of Haver- and their Native Ameri- argue Duston’s 17th cen- U.S. prosecutors said “We accept full respon- during recent hearings. hill. Duston’s husband can allies were embroiled tury tale became propa- Thursday that German sibility for past conduct, In neighboring New escaped with eight of the in King William’s War, one software giant SAP will and we have enhanced ganda for European col- Hampshire, the advisory couple’s children, but one of a number of conflicts be- pay more than $8 million our internal controls to onists as they decimated committee that Richard- of their babies died. tween the rival settlers. in penalties in acknowl- ensure compliance with New England’s Indige- son serves on continues In the version popular- Cutter wonders if cos- edging that it illegally applicable laws,” the com- nous population. to weigh changes to a ized by Cotton Mather, the metic changes, like re- exported its products to pany said. They say it served the memorial on a small is- child’s head was bashed moving the hatchet from Iran. SAP was not properly same purpose generations land in Boscawen, at the against a tree, but histo- Duston’s Massachusetts The U.S. said the compa- using its geolocation later as the new nation alleged site of Duston’s rians have long wondered monument, are enough. ny could have faced stiffer filters to identify and expanded west. The Dus- bloody revenge. whether the influential “The message of two penalties and prosecution block thousands of ton monuments were built Native Americans on the Puritan minister, who also statues was that violence had it not voluntarily dis- Iranian downloads of in the late 1800s, as U.S. committee say the 1874 played a role in the infa- committed by the U.S. closed the activities that software and software forces battled Indigenous memorial, which has been mous Salem witch trials, against Native Americans violated American sanc- updates over many years, peoples and forcibly re- the subject of decades of sensationalized those and was innocent, defensive tions against Iran. said Nathaniel Mendell, moved them from their debate, should reflect a other details. and justified violence,” she The company agreed to the acting U.S. attorney ancestral lands. fuller picture of the re- What’s also often lost said Thursday. “Eliminat- the penalties and changes for Massachusetts, “The savages and this gion’s long Indigenous his- is that the Native Ameri- ing the hatchet doesn’t to its business practices where the resolution was can family that eventual- change that. It just makes as part of an agreement pioneer mother who tory and the conflicts with reached after a three-year stands up to them,” Craig European colonists. ly took the women didn’t Duston’s — and the coun- with the U.S. departments investigation following of Justice, Commerce and Richardson, a Duston “We don’t want a stat- even keep them locked try’s — violence a little SAP’s disclosure. descendant who is on a ue that honors Hannah, up or guarded, according less obvious.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 Couple feeds a need in Lynn Lynn eld considers

FOOD variances for park From A1 VARIANCES six bedrooms. Ruiz credits the positive From A1 Plans for this project word-of-mouth among were led by Grif n En- 78,347 square feet and a Lynn-area communities gineering Group, LLC in street frontage of 83.11 for allowing them to ex- Beverly at the same time feet. pand their efforts through- the permit was led. The construction would out the North Shore. According to the mem- replace the dwellings at 2 orandum included in the “We’re just neighbors and 10 Harvey Park with petition, the four dwell- who are trying to meet our new, enlarged single-fam- ings were constructed neighbors' needs,” Ruiz ily dwellings, while the around the year 1900 by said. “We also know that multi-family residences at the Eagleston family. The we’re a majority-BIPOC 4 and 8 Harvey Park will (Black, indigenous, and be replaced with new, en- Eagleston family owned people of color) city here in larged and non-conform- what was known as the Lynn that often feels like ing two-family dwellings. Suntaug Inn in the ap- we’re ghting for resourc- The multiple dwellings proximate location of the es, but in neighboring on one lot will be ad- Bali Hai restaurant, and communities, there are so dressed by making them it is believed that the four many resources, so that’s a condominium form of dwellings were used to the gap that we tried to ownership. house staff who worked at bridge.” Bedrooms in the sin- the Inn. North Shore Families gle-family dwellings will This project is on the Together also offers as- increase from three to agenda for the Tuesday, sistance with dropping off four. One of the two-fam- May 4 Board of Appeals daily school lunches. Ruiz ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS ily dwellings will keep meeting, which will occur said the volunteer drivers the same six bedrooms. via Zoom. Yamila Ruiz, left, and Nick Coppola place rare fresh produce in bags have encountered multi- Two units will have three Allysha Dunnigan can ple families during their that will be delivered to families experiencing food insecurity through bedrooms, while the other be reached at adunnigan@ drop offs who were un- North Shore Familes Together. will decrease from eight to itemlive.com. aware of an initiative from Ruiz credits local food led them to McDonough farming.” the Lynn Public Schools, pantries and soup kitch- “Mac” Scanlon, who owns Scanlon said she wit- which offers take-home ens for all of the support High Road Farm in New- nessed her patients eating Swampscott lunches during remote that they provide, but said bury (where Gray now a lot of sugar and carbohy- learning. Drivers have there are so many people lives). drates, which gave them also reported that some in need of help who are Scanlon has a communi- bursts of energy, but pro- families were too scared not able to bene t from ty-supported agriculture vided little to no health doctors prescribe to get on public transpor- these organizations, which (CSA) option at her farm, bene ts. tation to pick up those made her want to step in which will now be incorpo- Ruiz said one of the lunches from the school to ll that void. rated into the North Shore beautiful things about this lot on Paradise district. She said many of her im- Families Together deliver- partnership with Scanlon new building inspector, At the height of the pan- PARADISE migrant neighbors were ies. is the equitable access to Max Kasper, determined demic, Ruiz said a local not able to apply for un- Thanks to a GoFund- From A1 mom — a laid-off restau- organic, reliable nutrition that the town’s zoning employment and pandem- Me page and donations because “food has the pow- Sunoco’s lease on the laws prohibited a business rant worker — helped ic bene ts, so North Shore from local businesses and property was originally to cook meals for people er to heal.” from providing parking Families Together provid- residents, Mac has begun With the farm, Ruiz said supposed to last through more than 200 feet from who were infected with ed information about local planting seeds for the everything will be more 2030, at which time the their property, as the 182 COVID-19. Ruiz said peo- and statewide resources, roughly 50 families that logistically balanced and gas station would pur- Paradise site is. ple could buy the meals on which are provided inside Ruiz works with. The CSA organized. chase the property, but Now, however, Barker a “pay-it-forward” basis, the bags of food. delivery will be bi-weekly “With all the little acts Family Doctors learned says the company is work- meaning that one family In addition, Ruiz said and begin the rst week of recently that the sale of kindness congregated ing with the town to en- would buy three meals, they also deliver donated June. would take place much together, it makes for this sure that they are able to and would then buy an- household items such as Scanlon has a passion sooner. really beautiful mosaic of follow through with their other three to pay it for- beds and kitchen items, as for farming, which she “We have a contract plans. ward to another needy well as necessities like di- said was triggered by her people helping people,” to purchase the proper- family. apers and toilet paper. work in the off-season as Ruiz said. “We’re all in ty when Sunoco owns it, Town Administrator “This is very much a mu- A year later, Ruiz said a mental health counselor. different boats during this which we understand will Sean Fitzgerald said that tual aid-led project,” Ruiz they were seeking ways “I saw how poorly people pandemic. Some people be in the next month or he was glad that the aban- said. “By creating this to expand and incorporate eat and how it really af- are in yachts, other people so,” Barker said. doned building had nally community of solidarity, fresh produce into their fects their mental health, are in canoes, and other Family Doctors has con- come down, and that the not charity, we’re helping deliveries. and with all of the stress people are swimming up- tracted with a landscape site may soon have a new neighbors meet needs that Ruiz worked with Lynn that has been going on in stream. You may not know architect to x up the site, use. frankly weren’t being met native Nathan Gray, the world in the past year, what situation some of lay a parking lot, and com- “I’m eager to see the by the traditional power founder of EcoBrick US, to it’s so important to eat your neighbors are in.” plete some landscaping property brought to some structures and the tradi- search for a way to obtain well and feel nourished Allysha Dunnigan can once they purchase the productive reuse,” Fitzger- tional social service agen- fresh produce from com- and safe,” Scanlon said. be reached at adunnigan@ property. ald said. “Family Doctors cies.” munity providers, which “This kind of led me to itemlive.com. In 2019, the town and is a wonderful business the doctors’ of ce were in Swampscott and I’m at odds over the parking pleased they’ve contin- agreement after a Town ued to expand and offer a Salem rideshare program is on a roll Meeting approved the broader range of medical RIDESHARE blighted property bylaw. services.” From A1 While the then-building Tréa Lavery can be inspector had originally reached at tlavery@item- six vans have provided approved the plan, the live.com. more than 8,200 rides to residents and visitors, and Driscoll said wait times for Most exciting two a driver average around eight minutes. By reviewing data collect- ed from past rides, she said minutes in sports? of cials tasked with analyz- have been dying in that ing the program have deter- KRAUSE From A1 heat. mined that residents and I always likened it to go- visitors use Salem Skipper horse racing in the of ce ing to a showing of "Rocky for a wide range of reasons, with Ralphie and Rich Horror Picture Show" in from getting to and from Fahey, I couldn't help but costume. But over the work, making essential learn at least something years, "Derby parties,” shopping trips, or avoiding about it. Like who Bob where people actually poor weather conditions. Baffert is, for example. dress up, have become “When we rolled this out He's a trainer whose hors- quite popular (though, during the pandemic, we es have won six Derbys, thanks to that two-ton el- weren’t sure how popular ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK seven Preaknesses, three ephant known as COVID, it was going to be, but we’re Mayor Kimberley Driscoll said the rideshare service, Salem Skipper, is Belmonts, and a triple these parties will be few crown (Justify in 2017). up to almost 1,000 rides per part of an overarching effort to make the city less car-dependent. and far between this So now, when I have to week,” Driscoll said. “Every year). sit through those intermi- week we’re seeing more and rector of traf c and parking. had a considerable impact local leaders and expand Two years ago, Linda nable pre-race features, more usage.” “What VIA has developed on the city’s traf c patterns. to other communities with and I went to a Marble- I can point to the screen Hailing a vehicle is meant is an algorithm that essen- “As far as overall impact, the aim of creating a ride- head Arts Association’s and say "there's Bob Baf- to be simple, with riders able tially acts as a dispatcher. it’s hard to know because sharing network that spans Derby-themed fundraiser fert." He's hard to miss, to request a ride on their It gets a call, and it’ll tell traf c is already down in most of the North Shore. at the Boston Yacht Club. with his mane of snow- phones through the Salem that individual to meet the general because of the pan- “If you need to get into We got all dressed up Skipper app, which is avail- driver at a particular inter- demic,” Kucharsky said. Boston, there are lots of white hair. But Linda and I do (well, she looked the part able for both iPhone and An- section, and then once that Drivers are selected, vet- ways to do that, but if you — I looked like Thurston droid. Once they’ve entered a individual is picked up, if ted, and trained by VIA need to go from Salem to watch. I got interested enough in it to watch in Howell III), and drank pick-up and drop-off address, another request comes in, Transportation, and the ser- Danvers, or Beverly to Lynn, mint juleps for the rst users are then given an esti- the algorithm will decide vice is available from 7 a.m. there aren’t a lot of ways to 1973, when Secretariat won the Triple Crown, time. We even learned mated pick-up time and lo- whether or not that vehicle to 7 p.m. Monday through do that using any form of how to drink them with cation, much as they would should be the one to pick up Friday, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. public transit,” Driscoll said. and made it a point to watch at least the Derby rum instead of bourbon get when ordering a ride that next passenger, or it as- on Saturdays. “We’re hoping to see an op- ever since. (trust me, the rum went through Uber or Lyft. signs another vehicle to get If Salem Skipper contin- portunity to grow this.” However, I never expect- down much better). “All the rides are intended that passenger.” ues to see the success it’s Elyse Carmosino can be ed Linda to take to it. She That was the year it to be shared rides,” said Da- However, he said it’s too had, Driscoll said the city reached at ecarmosino@ loves it now. I took her to poured rain in Louisville vid Kucharsky, Salem’s di- soon to tell if the service has hopes to work with other itemlive.com. Suffolk the day it closed and the judges had to dis- and she had the time of qualify the winner and her life. award the roses to anoth- One of the more interest- er. I felt like, in some small ing aspects of races such way, I was part of history. as the Derby is the attire A month later, we had of the well-heeled. This, to go to a family wed- Catch up with your apparently, comes from ding in Indiana, and ew across the pond, and was into Louisville. Before satirized quite nicely in we set out to Indianap- the play "My Fair Lady" in olis, I made my son (our the "Ascot Gavotte" song. designated wheelman favorite team At the Travers, where it these days) nd Churchill was 99 degrees (at least), Downs and drive by it — we saw men and women just so I could say I'd been dressed as if they were there. going to Buckingham Happy Derby Day. May in Item Sports! Palace for a royal soirée, your horse win. with gowns, hats, tophats, Steve Krause can be tails, and everything in reached at skrause@item- between. Lord, they must live.com. SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Peabody residents want to Peabody, Revere shed light on power project report new virus POWER Massachusetts Munic- 94 percent of similar re- “I have asked repeated- cases, deaths From A1 ipal Wholesale Electric sources currently in New ly about the project and By Gayla Cawley cases diagnosed between Company (MMWEC) England. When it does have been offered very lit- ITEM STAFF April 22 and April 29, 125 and adequate public ed- spokeswoman Kate Roy run, it is expected to re- tle information,” he said. are residents who fall in ucation be provided to said the plant is being sult in a net bene t/re- “People should be angry. The coronavirus death that age range: 25 cases ratepayers and residents built to satisfy PMLP’s duction in emissions of I’m angry. I want to know toll continues to climb in were seen in 0- to 9-year- before any nal deter- capacity requirements approximately 4,500 tons why this has been kept Peabody and Revere, with olds, 28 were 10-19, 32 mination is made on the under new rules, and will of carbon emissions.” secret. It should have each community reporting were 20-29, and 40 were nancing of the project,” result in reduced emis- “When it became appar- been discussed with the an additional death on 30-39. state Rep. Thomas Walsh sions. She said the cost of ent at Monday’s meeting city’s elected of cials and Friday. Another 26 cases were (D-Peabody) wrote in a the project is $85 million. that the public was still in residents should not have New virus cases were residents 40 to 49 years letter Monday to DPU Roy said residents can the dark, why did it take to search for information also reported in Lynn, old, 21 were among 50- to Chair Matthew H. Nel- learn more about the pro- almost a week to get that about a project this size. Lynn eld, and Marble- 59-year-olds, nine fell in son. posed peaking plant in information (from Roy) There should have been head. the 60-69 age range, and “It is imperative that the Peabody, Project 2015A, to be uncovered,” Saslaw open discussion with res- In Peabody, 21 new only one case was seen in peaking plant coincides by visiting MMWEC’s said. “Someone should idents for the last four cases and an additional residents 70 or older, with with the Commonwealth’s website at www.projec- have published and fur- years since it was voted death brought the city's it reported among some- most recent goals.” t2015A.org. nished that website im- on.” total numbers to 7,149 one in their 80s, the data State Rep. Sally Kerans She said MEPA, air, and mediately. Also, who is Turco said he will bring cases and 317 deaths, the shows. (D-Danvers) said she has acid rain permits have known about any agree- the matter to the May 13 Health Department said. In Marblehead (1,318 deep reservations about been secured. The deter- ments of payment in lieu City Council meeting. A total of 6,479 residents cases, 31 deaths), 12 the project, which she mination of local permits of taxes with the city or “I want our mayor, our have recovered from the new cases have been re- says is in direct con ict is pending and expected PMLP?” city solicitor (Don Conn), virus. ported since last Friday; to the new Next Genera- to be completed in the State Sen. Joan B. Love- and PMLP manager Nine new cases were re- Lynn eld (1,192 cases, tion Roadmap for Massa- second and third quarters ly (D-Salem) said she is (Charles Orphanos) to ported in Revere to bring 29 deaths) reported an chusetts Climate Change of 2021. dismayed that “this proj- tell us what our rights the city's caseload to additional case; Nahant Policy law with regard to “The plant is being built ect has come into being are regarding the land 10,743. The death toll has (250 cases, eight deaths) attaining net zero emis- for the light departments’ without a public process. and to determine its use,” climbed to 163 with the reported no change; and sions by 2050. capacity requirements “It is imperative that he said. “I was not privy additional fatality, accord- numbers were not updat- Kerans said in a letter under ISO New England the entire process be open to any of this conversa- ing to the city website. ed in Salem, Saugus or to the DPU Monday that rules,” Roy said. “It is ex- to public input and that tion, which as an elected In Lynn, 15 new cases Swampscott. one of the provisions of pected to run fewer than these concerns, among of cial in this city, I nd were reported to bring As of Thursday, Salem the law requires munic- 240 hours per year, typi- others, be addressed be- to be appalling.” the city's caseload to had 4,649 cases and 80 ipal light plants to in- cally in times of system fore nal approval,” she Mayor Ted Bettencourt 17,392. Of that total, 255 deaths, and Saugus had crease investments in re- stress. said. did not respond to a re- cases are active, 214 peo- 4,129 cases and 72 deaths. newables. “This proposed “As a new, ef cient re- Turco agreed, saying quest for comment. ple have died, and 16,923 New numbers have not Peabody plant has no dis- source, the capacity re- that he was upset that Anne Marie Tobin can have recovered, city data been provided in Swamp- cernable renewable com- source would produce the process has been “se- be reached at atobin@ shows. scott (1,126 cases, 19 ponent.” fewer emissions than cretive.” itemlive.com. According to city data, deaths) since April 20. the vast majority of recent Gayla Cawley can be virus cases in Lynn have reached at gcawley@item- been among residents un- live.com. Follow her on U.S. to restrict travel from India der age 40. Of the 182 new Twitter @GaylaCawley. over COVID starting Tuesday Salem cancels By Zeke Miller, experts was expected to be Darlene Superville on the ground soon to help July 4 reworks and Matthew Lee Indian health of cials ASSOCIATED PRESS move to slow the spread of the virus. WASHINGTON — The Vice President Kamala celebration U.S. will restrict travel Harris, who is of Indian from India starting Tues- descent, called the sit- By Elyse Carmosino metrics, we will not be in day, the White House said uation in India a "great ITEM STAFF a place where the city or Friday, citing a devastat- tragedy" and said she the National Park Service ing rise in COVID-19 cas- SALEM — The city will believes we will be able hadn't spoken to any of not host its tradition- es in the country and the her relatives still living to safely gather on Derby emergence of potentially al July 4 reworks this Wharf in July. It’s far too there since the news of year following the state’s dangerous variants of the the travel ban was made important that we contin- coronavirus. recently announced re- ue to slow the spread of public. She emphasized strictions on the number White House press sec- COVID.” America's "longstanding, of people who can gath- retary Jen Psaki said Instead, Salem is in- decades-long relationship" er outdoors due to the President Joe Biden's ad- viting residents to cele- with the country in speak- COVID-19 pandemic. ministration made the de- ing about the U.S. aid to brate Independence Day PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS A press release from by hanging an American termination on the advice help alleviate some of the Mayor Kimberley  ag from their porch or of the Centers for Disease Vice President Kamala Harris speaks to the crisis there. Driscoll’s of ce Friday house, decorating their Control and Prevention. media about India before boarding Air Force "We have a responsibil- stated that after discus- home or business, and Biden signed a procla- Two at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Interna- ity as the United States, sions with the National sharing images of their mation barring entry to tional Airport, in Hebron, Ky., on her return to and particularly with Park Service, which hosts most foreigners who have Washington. personal celebrations the people we have partnered Salem’s annual celebra- day of the holiday by post- been in India in the past Biden said in the procla- believe both gures are an with over the years, to tion at Derby Wharf, Sa- 14 days, with exceptions ing to social media with mation. undercount. step up when people are in lem of cials made the the hashtag, #SalemCele- for legal permanent res- He said the CDC has Biden spoke Monday a time of need," she said. decision to cancel the re- bratesJuly4th. idents, spouses and close concluded that "proactive with Indian Prime Minis- The White House waited works display and outdoor City of cials are also family members of U.S. on the CDC recommenda- measures" are needed to ter Narendra Modi about concert in order to ensure reminding residents that citizens, and some others. tion before moving to re- the crowd does not exceed protect public health from the growing health crisis the use of reworks is il- He cited the spread of the strict travel, noting that the state’s 250-person cap and pledged to immedi- legal in Salem and nes virus and its variants. travelers from India. the U.S. already requires on outdoor gatherings. With 386,452 new cases, ately send assistance. for illegal reworks are "The CDC advises, based negative tests and quar- Driscoll said the festivi- increased around the July on work by public health India now has reported This week, the U.S. began antines for all internation- ties typically attract thou- more than 18.7 million delivering therapeutics, 4 holiday. and scienti c experts, al travelers. Other restric- sands of visitors to the “We are looking forward since the pandemic began, rapid virus tests and ox- that these variants have tions are in place on travel city each year. to welcoming everyone characteristics of concern, second only to the United ygen to India, along with from China, Iran, the Eu- “We continue to do all back to our historic water- which may make them States. The Health Min- some materials needed for ropean Union, the United that we can to keep our front to celebrate on July more easily transmitted istry on Friday also re- India to boost its domestic Kingdom, Ireland, Brazil community safe for every- 4, 2022,” Driscoll said. and have the potential ported 3,498 deaths in the production of COVID-19 and South Africa, which one,” Driscoll said. “Un- Elyse Carmosino can be for reduced protection af- last 24 hours, bringing the vaccines. Additionally, a are or have been hotspots fortunately, even with the reached at ecarmosino@ forded by some vaccines," total to 208,330. Experts CDC team of public health for the coronavirus. improving public health itemlive.com. Lynn school nds success with new after-school program By Allysha help kids learn to read by apart words, how to use creased in guided reading pack and additional school school, McCleary said Con- Dunnigan fourth grade. Springboard pictures for support in levels. She said some in- supplies. nery decided to keep the ITEM STAFF envisions a world in which comprehension, and how creased by one level while McCleary said the incen- program virtual since the all children have the req- to build  uency. others increased by four or tive factor is very motivat- LYNN — An after-school students are now used to uisite literacy skills to “It’s designed to engage ve levels. ing to the students, who it and have become skilled program launched by a “This was a way to really have found the program access life opportunities,” the parents and kind of in learning remotely. group of Lynn elementa- said the Springboard web- link them into their child’s speci cally teach reading to be enjoyable. As of Mon- School dismissal is at ry schools in March has site. learning and give them through a phonics-based day, the students at Con- deemed Connery school’s Connery has about 50 information that parents program and really help nery have logged a total of 1:30 p.m. and the program program the most success- students — between the don’t necessarily have,” kids that were struggling 22,072 minutes since the begins at 2:30 p.m., which ful of its kind in the state. rst and third grade — said the Springboard pro- with reading get better,” program began. gives students time to The 10-week program, and seven teachers en- gram leader at Connery McCleary said. McCleary said the pro- eat lunch at home before Springboard, aims to close rolled in the program. Cynthia McCleary. Students in the program gram has helped to im- joining the 40-minute pro- the literacy gap by closing The students meet with McCleary, a curriculum are encouraged to read prove the reading skills gram sessions, McCleary the gap between the learn- the teachers twice a week instruction teacher (CIT) independently and with for students who were sig- said. ing lost between home and via Zoom, in small groups at Connery, said the pro- their family at home, and ni cantly impacted by the During a Springboard school, according to its of up to ve, to practice gram has already yielded can log their reading time pandemic and subsequent roundtable discussion on website. reading through a pho- signi cant results. into an app that Spring- shift to remote learning. Thursday night, Connery The undertaking at Con- board uses. The reading “This has been a way nics-based program. Connery implement- Principal Glenda Colon nery has been so success- The students' families ed guided reading into time and number of class- for students to still be said she is thankful for ful that program direc- also meet with the teach- its classrooms and took es and workshops the stu- engaged,” she said. “They tors consider it to be the ers every other week for running records in Jan- dents attend all receive like engaging with their the program, describing it top-performing Spring- family workshops where uary, and again in April. points that can result in friends and the teachers as “a gift to our students board program in the the teachers work with McCleary said the re- rewards. The rst level of and they love the extra and our staff.” state. the students and parents cords show that 74 per- incentives for reading is attention that they get in Allysha Dunnigan can “We coach educators on reading fundamen- cent of rst graders in the school supplies and the these small groups.” be reached at adunnigan@ and family members to tals, such as how to break Springboard program in- second level is a new back- With students back in itemlive.com. Catch up with your favorite team in Item Sports! A8 SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 LOOK! National Scrapbooking Day, Free Comic Book Day, CSS Reboot Day, Herb Day

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Bingo is back at the Knights of Columbus in Lynn and “we are follow- ing the protocols to a letter,” says member Don Collins of Lynn as he Raoul Simbard of Lynn, a member of the Knights of Columbus, selects a spells out the announcement on the sign in front of the function hall letter for the sign in front of the building, which announces the return with the help of fellow member Raoul Simard of Lynn, right, on Friday. of Bingo to the function hall on May 6. Old Glory once again flies above downtown Lynn

LYNN — Old Glory is again displayed at the Grand Army of the Republic Hall & Museum on Andrew Street after many years in absence. G.A.R. Museum Curator Wendy Joseph was recently joined by Community Develop- ment Director James Marsh and Lynn Histori- cal Commissioner Calvin Anderson on a somewhat challenging undertaking. The task involved replacing the weath- er-rotted remnants of an old rope on the histor- ical gem’s protruding third-story flagpole. Today, a bright, new weather-resistant American flag once again Left to Right: Wendy Joseph curator at the Grand Army of the Repub- waves proudly outside lic; James Marsh director of community development; Calvin Ander- the downtown Lynn son; and George Washington prepare to fly Old Glory once again at the landmark. G.A.R. Hall & Museum. (Courtesy photo) Local news on your doorstep Massachusetts high school to retire Tomahawks mascot

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the air going ve-of-eight English’s downfall was FOOTBALL passing for 103 yards its inability to slow down By Daniel Kane “We ran the ball well the Patriots, who scored ITEM STAFF and passed the ball well,” on every one of their offen- Revere coach Lou Cicatel- sive drives. REVERE — The Revere li said. “Calvin was a big “You have to get stops football team’s offense was part of our success tonight in football,” English coach just about unstoppable all over the eld. When Chris Carroll said. “I know Friday night in a 38-22 you can throw the ball the offense always gets talked win over visiting Lynn En- way he is throwing it right about but you need stops. glish at Harry Della Russo now, you’re going to have a And we have not done Stadium on Senior Night. lot of success.” a good job getting those With high winds across English had some good stops in two games now. the North Shore, Revere performances in the We did not tackle well and ran the ball plenty with ground game as well. An- we did not pursue the ball Adetayo Atitebi, Calvin thony Timmons got the well.” Boudreau and Billy By- bulk of the work with Boudreau started things rne-Ginepra. 20 carries for 99 yards off on the Patriots rst Atitebi rushed for 117 while quarterback Jessie drive. The quarterback yards on 16 carries with Maggs ran eight times for ripped off scrambles of two touchdowns, Bou- 39 yards and two touch- 13 and 19 yards before dreau totaled 44 yards on downs. Maggs also com- punching in a two-yard the ground with another pleted 8-of-14 passes for touchdown to open up the pair of touchdowns and 106 yards and one touch- scoring. Atitebi’s two-point Byrne-Ginepra had 137 down. DJ Brathwaite run put Revere up 8-0 ear- yards on 12 carries and hauled in ve passes for ly on. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK one touchdown. Boudreau 64 yards and one touch- Revere quarterback Calvin Boudreau, left, extends the ball for an extra also got it done through down. REVERE, B2 yard as Lynn English’s Shea Palmer pushes him out of bounds. Classical pushes past Medford for rst win from Brian Vaughan, Jr. and company will hope to FOOTBALL Emil Bruno also had a erase moving forward. By Daniel Kane nice night on the ground, “We had a bunch of pen- ITEM STAFF tacking on one touchdown alties on the offensive side, while Marquese Avery had holding, illegal procedures The Classical football one two-point conversion and blocks in the back that team fell behind early on rush. brought back four touch- the road at Medford but But the story of the downs for us,” Vaughan tightened things up the night was the Rams de- said. “The offense got a rest of the way to grab its fense. After allowing an little sloppy but that’s also rst win of the season, a early score on an 80-yard something you expect with 22-6 victory over the Mus- screen pass from Medford, a young group.” tangs. Classical had a great day The Rams (1-1) are “It was actually a re- with multiple sacks and now gearing up for their ally good game,” Rams an interception from Matt Thanksgiving make-up coach Brian Vaughan Carrillo. game with rival English said. “Medford played re- “The defense played re- Friday (6). ally well. They started it ally well,” Vaughan said. “It’s always a big one,” off right at us and actu- “We had about eight of Vaughan said. “I give a lot ally scored rst on a long nine sacks and Matt made of credit to (English coach) screen pass.” a nice play on an intercep- Chris Carroll. I coached Nicholas Galeazzi led tion.” Chris and a lot of those the way on the ground Despite nice performanc- guys on that staff. This with a pair of rushing es for Galeazzi and Bruno, is also the rst Classi- ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK touchdowns for Classical Classical’s offense actual- cal-English game played Classical’s Nicholas Galeazzi ran for two touchdowns in the Rams’ win while also adding a two- ly left some points on the at night. It’s going to be a over Medford Friday. point reception on a throw eld, something Vaughan fun one.” Lynn eld’s Yannone earns NE-10 All-Conference, Rookie honors By Daniel Kane pandemic. During that the conference and 14th in The Hawks have racked ITEM STAFF three-game span in 2020, all of NCAA Division II. up a 10-0 record so far in Yannone became the first Over just 12 games Yan- 2021 and won the NE-10 Lynnfield native Craig student-athlete in team none now ranks atop the Regular Season Champi- Yannone continues to history to be awarded both program’s all-time lead- onship for the first time. make his mark on the St. Player and Rookie of the erboard in career face-off Saint Anselm has cap- Anselm men’s lacrosse Week honors. winning percentage (.620, tured a program-record team. The sophomore face- In nine games this sea- 178-for-287) and his .618 13 consecutive games dat- off specialist has earned son, Yannone, who was a winning percentage this ing back to that pandem- third-team All-Confer- standout lacrosse player season is first among stu- ic-shortened 2020 season ence honors in the North- at St. John’s Prep in high dent-athletes with at least and is ranked ninth in east-10 and also earned school, won 126-of-204 100 face-off wins in a sea- NCAA Division II by the a spot on the conference’s face-offs for a percentage son. USILA — that ranking is All-Rookie team. of .618, ranking second in He was named to the believed to be the highest COURTESY PHOTO | ST. ANSELM COLLEGE Yannone picked up the NE-10 in winning per- United States Intercolle- in team history. St. Anselm sophomore and Lynn eld native where he left off during centage. giate Lacrosse Associa- St. Anselm opens the Craig Yannone earned Northeast-10 third team a three-game season last Yannone also averaged tion’s Division II Team of NE-10 postseason on Sat- All-Conference and All-Rookie honors for la- year that was shortened exactly seven ground balls the Week for the first time urday, May 1, taking on crosse this past season. due to the COVID-19 per game to rank third in in his career on April 8. Assumption at 1 p.m. With fans and  owery hats, Derby is back at old home

By Beth Harris last September because With the Derby restored ASSOCIATED PRESS of COVID-19, making it to its usual day, last the shortest time between year’s upside-down Triple LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Derbies in history. Crown has been righted. The bourbon is  owing “I was hoping to enjoy The Preakness follows on again,  owery hats and my Derby win a little lon- May 15 and the Belmont, humans are on the scene ger,” joked trainer Bob which kicked off the se- and 19 horses are ready to Baffert, who earned his ries a year ago, concludes run the most chaotic race sixth last year with Au- it on June 5. of their lives. After being thentic. Essential Quality is the disrupted by a pandemic, The eerie silence that early 2-1 favorite on Sat- the Kentucky Derby is settled over Churchill urday and has the bona - back with many of its tra- Downs last year when no des. The striking gray colt ditions intact. spectators were allowed was last year’s 2-year-old America’s longest con- is being replaced by at- champion. He comes in tinuously held sporting tendance of about 45,000 undefeated in ve career event returns to its tra- — some 100,000 less starts. The last unbeaten ditional spot on the cal- than usual. Masks are re- colt to win the Derby was endar — the rst Satur- quired. Food and drinks Justify in 2018, and he day in May. The 147th are all-inclusive to lessen went on to sweep the Tri- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS edition comes less than long lines and separate ple Crown. Fans watch race six before the 147th running of the Kentucky Oaks at eight months after it was payments for every trans- Churchill Downs, Friday. run without spectators action. DERBY, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE

SATURDAY Malden at Revere (4) Boys Soccer TUESDAY English at Everett (4) Baseball Girls Soccer Peabody at Salem (4) Classical at Medford (6) Boys Soccer MONDAY Malden at Revere (4) English at Classical (5) Girls Soccer Chelsea at Classical (4) Girls Soccer Revere at Malden (4) Volleyball Classical at English (7) Somerville at English (5:30) Boys Volleyball Classical at Everett (5:30) Essex Tech at St. John’s Prep (5:30) Revere at Medford (5:30) Golf Golf English at Somerville (4) Classical, English at Malden (4) Everett at Classical (4) Cross Country Medford at Revere (4) Classical at English (4) Malden at Winthrop (4)

NBA

EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Southwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB x-Brooklyn 43 20 .683 — Dallas 35 27 .565 — x-Philadelphia 41 21 .661 1½ Memphis 31 30 .508 3½ New York 35 28 .556 8 San Antonio 31 30 .508 3½ Boston 33 30 .524 10 New Orleans 28 35 .444 7½ Toronto 26 37 .413 17 Houston 16 47 .254 19½ Southeast Division Northwest Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Atlanta 34 29 .540 — x-Utah 45 17 .726 — Miami 33 30 .524 1 Denver 42 21 .667 3½ Charlotte 30 32 .484 3½ Portland 34 28 .548 11 Washington 28 34 .452 5½ Oklahoma City 21 42 .333 24½ Orlando 19 43 .306 14½ Minnesota 20 44 .313 26 Central Division Pacific Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Milwaukee 38 24 .613 — x-Phoenix 44 18 .710 — Indiana 29 33 .468 9 L.A. Clippers 43 21 .672 2 Lynn English quarterback Jesse Maggs is sacked by, from left, Revere’s John Tran, Augusto Gon- Chicago 26 36 .419 12 L.A. Lakers 36 26 .581 8 Cleveland 21 41 .339 17 Golden State 31 32 .492 13½ calves, and Camron Ventura. Detroit 19 44 .302 19½ Sacramento 25 37 .403 19 x-clinched playoff spot

Friday’s Games Indiana at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Memphis at Orlando, 8 p.m. Revere football powers past San Antonio at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Miami at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Washington at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. New Orleans at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Orlando at Memphis, 8 p.m. Washington at Dallas, 9 p.m. Portland at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games Milwaukee at Chicago, 9 p.m. Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 3:30 p.m. Utah at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Portland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. English on Senior Night Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 Miami at Charlotte, 8 p.m. p.m. New York at Houston, 8 p.m. Saturday’s Games Philadelphia at San Antonio, 8 p.m. REVERE drive with Boudreau conversion. touchdown on the nal Detroit at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Phoenix at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. From B1 hitting Dillion Day and One drive later By- play to cap off the scoring Golden State at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Sacramento at Dallas, 8 p.m. Jarrod Natola for chunk rne-Ginepra ran a touch- for English. Chicago at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Toronto at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. The Bulldogs answered plays to get in striking down in from three yards Revere (2-0) visits Mal- with their own run-heavy distance. Atitebi’s three- out and Boudreau con- den (6). NHL drive. Timmons had a yard touchdown run a few nected with Natola for two English (0-2) gears up for few tough runs and Shea plays later put Revere points to stretch the Re- its Thanksgiving make-up East Division West Division back up on top in the nal vere lead to 32-8. Palmer added a few nice against Classical Friday GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA minutes of the rst half. English answered x-Wash 50 32 13 5 69 175 149 x-Vegas 48 35 11 2 72 165 105 counter runs to set En- (6) at Manning Field. Boudreau connected with with a one-yard touch- x-Pitt 51 33 15 3 69 175 142 x-Colorado 47 31 12 4 66 164 117 glish up at the goal line. “On a positive note we NYI 50 30 15 5 65 140 114 x-Minn 49 31 14 4 66 158 132 Wilmer Mejia on the two- down run by Maggs and Boston 49 29 14 6 64 144 121 St. Louis 48 23 19 6 52 144 150 From there Maggs took a point attempt and the Pa- Brathwaite’s two-point did have 22 points and NYR 51 26 19 6 58 167 136 Arizona 50 21 24 5 47 134 160 move the ball well,” Car- Phila 50 22 21 7 51 143 182 San Jose 49 20 24 5 45 135 169 quarterback sneak seven triots took a 16-8 lead into run. But Revere went NJ 50 16 27 7 39 132 177 LA 47 18 23 6 42 126 140 yards to the end zone and the half. right down the eld and roll said. “Jessie made Buffalo 51 13 31 7 33 124 179 Anaheim 50 15 28 7 37 109 162 some nice plays for us, we Central Division North Division rushed in a two-point at- Revere quickly started Atitebi ran in a touchdown GP W L OT Pts GF GA GP W L OT Pts GF GA tempt the following play to run away with it in the from ve yards out to put want to be in the spread x-Carolina 50 33 10 7 73 164 120 x-Toronto 50 32 13 5 69 167 132 to tie the game at 8-8. more. The wind didn’t af- x-Florida 52 33 14 5 71 170 144 Edmonton 48 29 17 2 60 154 130 third. Boudreau started Revere up 38-16 and just x-TB 50 34 14 2 70 170 129 Winnipeg 49 27 19 3 57 150 138 Revere started to nd the half with a one-yard about wrap things up. fect the defense but it did Nashville 51 27 22 2 56 141 146 Montreal 48 21 18 9 51 137 140 some success in the pass- touchdown run and Atite- Maggs and Brathwaite change the plan offensive- Dallas 50 21 17 12 54 140 132 Calgary 49 22 24 3 47 131 140 Chicago 50 22 22 6 50 142 162 Ottawa 50 19 27 4 42 139 174 ing game on its next bi tacked on the two-point connected on a four-yard ly a bit.” Detroit 52 17 26 9 43 116 162 Vancouver 44 19 22 3 41 118 142 Columbus 51 16 25 10 42 122 170 x-clinched playoff spot y-clinched division Friday’s Games Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. With fans and owery hats, Winnipeg at Montreal, 7 p.m. Vegas at Arizona, 10 p.m. San Jose at Colorado, 9 p.m. Sunday’s Games Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 3 p.m. Vegas at Arizona, 10 p.m. Monday’s Games Saturday’s Games Boston at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Derby is back at old home in May Buffalo at Boston, 1 p.m. Chicago at Carolina, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 3 p.m. Dallas at Florida, 7 p.m. Columbus at Carolina, 7 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo, 7 p.m. curity in 2019 only to have Helium, both 3-0. Rock make him “a pretty good N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 7 DERBY Nashville at Columbus, 7 p.m. p.m. From B1 his colt disquali ed. Your World won his rst ‘Jeopardy!’ question that Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. “Essential Quality is a two starts on turf before nobody will answer.” Ottawa at Montreal, 7 p.m. Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. deserving favorite,” train- switching to dirt and win- Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Essential Quality is — Kendrick Carmouche, Pittsburgh at Washington, 7 p.m. er Todd Pletcher said, “but ning the Santa Anita Der- aboard Bourbonic, could Vancouver at Toronto, 7 p.m. Winnipeg at Ottawa, 7 p.m. owned and bred by Godol- Dallas at Nashville, 8 p.m. Anaheim at St. Louis, 8 p.m. phin Racing, the stable of I think it’s a wide-open by. be the rst Black jockey Florida at Chicago, 8 p.m. Vegas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Dubai Sheikh Mohammed race.” Two-time Derby-win- to win in 119 years. The San Jose at Colorado, 8 p.m. Edmonton at Vancouver, 10 p.m. al Maktoum, who is 0-for- Pletcher, a two-time Der- ning trainer Doug O’Neill Derby was won by Black St. Louis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Arizona, 10 p.m. by winner, saddles four goes for another with 8-1 Calgary at Edmonton, 10 p.m. Colorado at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 11 in his decades-long riders in 15 of its rst 28 quest to win America’s starters, led by 6-1 shot shot Hot Rod Charlie, a editions. greatest race. A victory by Known Agenda. His others colt co-owned by his neph- — Vicki Oliver saddles MLB Essential Quality would are listed at double-digit ew Patrick O’Neill and 50-1 shot Hidden Stash in bring extra scrutiny of hu- odds: 20-1 Dynamic One, four of his former Brown a bid to become the rst fe- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE man rights issues involv- 30-1 Bourbonic and 50-1 University football team- male trainer to win. Shel- East Division East Division Sainthood. mates. “It’s going to be the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ing the sheikh, who won’t ley Riley nished second The biggest question race of a lifetime for these Boston 16 10 .615 _ Atlanta 12 13 .480 _ be among the limited fans with Casual Lies in 1992. Tampa Bay 13 13 .500 3 Philadelphia 12 13 .480 _ for these 3-year-olds is guys,” Doug O’Neill said. Toronto 11 12 .478 3½ New York 9 10 .474 _ in attendance. — Baffert, tied with Ben whether they can handle For all its tradition, Baltimore 11 14 .440 4½ Miami 11 13 .458 ½ The Kentucky Horse Jones for the most Derby New York 11 14 .440 4½ Washington 9 12 .429 1 the 1 1/4 miles while get- this year’s Derby is one of wins at six, goes for a re- Central Division Central Division Racing Commission re- ting jostled in a eld of 19. rsts: W L Pct GB W L Pct GB cord seventh with Medina ceived a complaint this King Fury spiked a fever — It’s the rst to be run Kansas City 15 8 .652 _ Milwaukee 15 10 .600 _ Spirit, a 15-1 shot, after Chicago 14 10 .583 1½ St. Louis 13 12 .520 2 week from a group of hu- on Friday and trainer Ken without Lasix. Previously Cleveland 11 12 .478 4 Pittsburgh 12 12 .500 2½ man rights attorneys and McPeek said he would be allowed on race day, the his other hopefuls were Minnesota 8 15 .348 7 Cincinnati 11 13 .458 3½ students at the Universi- derailed along the Derby Detroit 8 18 .308 8½ Chicago 11 14 .440 4 scratched. As a result, the anti-bleeding medication West Division West Division ty of Louisville seeking to four horses to the outside has been banned by Chur- trail. “I’m coming in there W L Pct GB W L Pct GB have Sheikh Mohammed quiet, but I need luck,” he Oakland 16 10 .615 _ San Francisco 16 9 .640 _ of the colt’s No. 16 post chill Downs and the other Seattle 14 12 .538 2 Los Angeles 16 10 .615 ½ banned from the Derby will move in one spot in Triple Crown tracks. said. Los Angeles 12 11 .522 2½ San Diego 14 12 .538 2½ over alleged human rights — Mike Smith, aboard Houston 13 12 .520 2½ Arizona 13 12 .520 3 the starting gate. They’ll — Brad Cox attempts Texas 11 15 .423 5 Colorado 9 16 .360 7 abuses. A judge in England be running in front of a to become the rst Louis- 20-1 shot Midnight Bour- ruled that he orchestrated noisy crowd for the rst ville-born trainer to win. bon, would be the oldest Friday’s Games Houston (Urquidy 1-2) at Tampa Bay the abductions of two of time since the pandemic Besides saddling Essen- jockey to win at age 55. Detroit at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. (Hill 1-1), 4:10 p.m. his adult daughters. Saturday’s forecast calls Houston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Boston (Rodríguez 4-0) at Texas forced tracks to close to tial Quality, he has 15-1 Atlanta at Toronto, 7:37 p.m. (Lyles 1-2), 7:05 p.m. Essential Quality’s jock- the public last year. shot Mandaloun, whose for sunshine, low humidi- Boston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Atlanta (Morton 2-1) at Toronto ey, Luis Saez, is seeking Besides Essential Qual- Juddmonte Farms owner ty and a high of 75 degrees Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, (TBD), 7:37 p.m. his rst Derby win after ity, the other undefeated Saudi Prince Khalid bin Fahrenheit (23 Celsius). 8:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Canning 1-2) at Seattle crossing the nish line horses in the eld are 5-1 Abdullah died in January. Post time is 6:57 p.m. Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. (Newsome 1-0), 9:10 p.m. Baltimore at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. Sunday’s Games rst aboard Maximum Se- Rock Your World and 50-1 Cox says a victory would EDT. L.A. Angels at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Detroit at N.Y. 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NBCSN SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Number of Americans fully vaccinated tops 100 million By David Koenig, important to complete the with the shots — that Amy Taxin and Mae course to gain maximum caused fainting, dizziness Anderson protection against the and other reactions in 64 ASSOCIATED PRESS coronavirus. people at vaccine clinics in “Make sure you get that five states in early April. DALLAS — Disneyland second dose,” he said at a reopened on Friday and None got seriously ill. White House briefing. Cruise lines, meanwhile, cruise lines welcomed the Dr. Leana Wen, former news that they could be cheered the news that the Baltimore health com- CDC is committed to re- sailing again in the U.S. by missioner and a visiting midsummer, as the num- suming sailing in the U.S. professor of health poli- by midsummer and is ad- ber of Americans fully vac- cy at George Washington cinated against COVID-19 justing some of the rules FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS University, said fully vac- to help speed the process. hit another milestone: 100 cinating about 40 percent A nursing student administers the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at a vac- million. Earlier this week, the of American adults is a CDC said in a letter to the cination center at UNLV in Las Vegas. Visitors cheered and great achievement but not screamed with delight as industry that it will let enough. ships cruise without go- the Southern California “The hardest part is theme park swung open ing through practice trips ahead of us,” she said. “I’m first if 98 percent of the Anxiety drove vaccine its gates for the first time very concerned that we crew and 95 percent of the in 13 months in a power- are not going to come any- passengers are fully vacci- ful symbol of the U.S. re- where close to reaching nated against COVID-19. bound, even though the herd immunity in 2021.” reactions in five states self-proclaimed Happiest “The voices of communi- The immunization drive Place on Earth is allowing ty leaders and the wider By Mike Stobbe reports by, clinic staff. had similar things happen has slowed in recent only in-state guests for cruise community are be- ASSOCIATED PRESS Many of the 64 people following past vaccina- weeks, even as shots have affected either fainted or tions. now and operating at just been thrown open to all ing heard — and we are NEW YORK — It was reported dizziness. Some The post-shot reactions 25 percent capacity. adults. Wen said the com- very grateful for that,” anxiety — and not a prob- got nauseous or vomit- differ from a very rare The reopening and bination of better weather said Laziza Lambert, lem with the shots — that ed, and a few had racing kind of side effect that led similar steps elsewhere and falling case counts a spokeswoman for the caused fainting, dizziness hearts, chest pain or other to a pause in administra- around the country reflect will make it harder to Cruise Lines Internation- and other short-term re- symptoms. None got seri- tion of the J&J vaccine. increasing optimism as reach people who have not al Association. actions in dozens of peo- ously ill. At least 17 vaccine recip- COVID-19 deaths tumble yet been vaccinated. U.S. cruises have been ple at coronavirus vaccine All received the Johnson ients have developed an and the ranks of the vacci- “Those people who are shut down by the pandem- clinics in five states, U.S. & Johnson vaccine, and uncommon kind of blood nated grow — a stark con- on the fence about getting ic since March 2020. health officials have con- four of the five clinics tem- clot that developed in un- trast to the worsening di- a vaccine may have less In New York, Mayor Bill cluded. porarily shut down as offi- usual places, such as veins saster in India and Brazil reason to get one now be- de Blasio said Thursday he Experts say the clusters cials tried to sort out what that drain blood from the and the scant availability cause they don’t see coro- expects to see COVID-19 detailed Friday by the was happening. Health brain, along with abnor- of vaccines in many poor navirus as an existential restrictions lifted and the Centers for Disease Con- officials at the time said mally low levels of the parts of the world. crisis anymore,” she said. city “fully reopen” by July trol and Prevention are an they had no reason to sus- platelets that form clots. While the overall CDC officials also re- 1. He cited rising vaccina- example of a phenomenon pect a problem with the Other types of side ef- number of lives lost to ported Friday that it was tion rates and decreasing that’s been chronicled for vaccine itself. fects from the coronavirus COVID-19 in the U.S. has anxiety — not a problem hospitalizations. decades from a variety of Of the three COVID-19 vaccines are not unusual. eclipsed 575,000, deaths different vaccines. Basi- vaccines authorized in the Another CDC report re- have plummeted to an cally, some people get so U.S., only J&J’s requires leased Friday looked at average of about 670 per freaked out by injections just one dose. That prob- side effects reported by day from a peak of around that their anxiety spurs a ably makes it more ap- more than 300,000 J&J 3,400 in mid-January. physical reaction. pealing to people who are vaccine recipients. More Thirty-nine percent of “We knew we were go- nervous about shots and than half said they experi- the nation’s adult popu- ing to see this” as mass might leave them “more enced a sore arm, fatigue lation has been fully vac- COVID-19 vaccine clinics highly predisposed to anx- or headache. A third re- cinated, according to the were set up around the iety-related events,” the ported fever or chills, and Centers for Disease Con- world, said Dr. Noni Mac- CDC report said. about a fifth said they trol and Prevention. Over Donald, a Canadian re- Some of the sites ad- were nauseous. 55 percent of adults have searcher who has studied vertised they were giving But the clusters at the received at least one dose. similar incidents. J&J shots, noted Dr. Tom five clinics are believed to However, about 8 per- The CDC authors said Shimabukuro, who leads be stress-related. cent of those who have the reports came in over the CDC’s COVID-19 vac- MacDonald, a professor gotten one dose of either three days, April 7 to 9, cine safety monitoring of pediatrics at Dalhousie the Pfizer or Moderna vac- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS from clinics in California, work and is one of the University in Nova Scotia, cine have not returned for Colorado, Georgia, Iowa study’s authors. said studies have indicat- their second shot, officials Katherine Quezada takes a selfie with her and North Carolina. The The CDC found that ed that 10 to 15 percent said. Dr. Anthony Fauci, fiancé, Fernando Carranza, during the last investigation was based about a quarter of the peo- of adults are afraid of the nation’s top infectious day before Disneyland closes because of the on interviews with, and ple reporting side effects injections. disease expert, said it is coronavirus outbreak in Anaheim, Calif. ‘We did it!’: Minnesota exults at Census win at N.Y.’s expense By Mohamed nagan tweeted. Others “We vote more, we vol- Ibrahim and Steve took to Twitter to exult unteer more, we donate Karnowski in the news: “Minnesota more,” said Morgan Baum, ASSOCIATED PRESS finally beats New York at a small-business owner something,” one user said, in Hutchinson who was MINNEAPOLIS — Min- alluding to the Twins’ re- among those responding nesotans spent 18 months cent years of postseason to the questionnaire with- worrying over whether the baseball futility against out prodding. 2020 census would finally the Yankees. “I think we’re just a re- cost them a precious seat Just over 75 percent of ally participatory com- in Congress, expecting to Minnesotans responded munity. All Minnesotans lose one to faster-growing to the census question- are and that comes across competitors in the South naire, tops in the nation again in the census.” and West even if they but also in step with gen- Minneapolis social work- found and counted every erally strong participation er Jennifer Bertram calls last soul in the state. rates in the Midwest. Wis- herself a “census nerd,” in Turns out they could consin, Iowa, Illinois and part because of a previous have spared the concern. Michigan all made the top job for a nonprofit whose In Minnesota — a state 10 in self-response rates programs depended on that’s long seen itself as — boasting rates of more census data for funding. above average — residents than 71 percent — but She felt so strongly about FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS voluntarily returned their slow population growth in the census’ importance Noelle Fries, 6, left, and Galen Biel, 6, both of Minneapolis, attend a census forms at the high- the latter two states still that she took a job doing rally at the Minnesota Capitol to kick off a year-long drive to try to est rate in the nation. cost them a congressional the door-knocking neces- ensure that all residents are counted in the 2020 census. Their dedication likely seat. sary to get non-respon- saved the day. Minnesota has a histo- dents. seven Spanish-speaking lotted up to $60 million on Texas was the lone state Even sweeter for some ry of seat stealing. It took “To me, it’s almost more brothers living in a duplex census outreach — though to gain two seats. Colo- here: Mighty New York the 435th seat from North important than voting — and working across a critics say it didn’t spend rado, Florida, Montana, was the state on the outs, Carolina during the last because of the billions of language barrier to get the full amount — on top North Carolina and Ore- clipped by Minnesota for census in 2010. dollars that get allocated them counted. of New York City’s $40 gon gained one seat each. the 435th and final House Minnesota’s embrace by the federal government Several states lost a con- million effort, dwarfing Census figures showed seat by a mind-bogglingly of the census is in line back to Minnesota every gressional seat due to the Minnesota’s $2.1 million. Minnesota’s overall narrow margin. If Minne- with strong civic engage- year,” she said. census, including Califor- New York Gov. Andrew growth rate was 7.6 per- sota had counted 26 fewer ment in elections, where She estimated she re- nia despite spending $187 Cuomo said this week that cent — a shade higher people — or New York just the state every two years corded at least 26 people million on census out- he is considering “legal than the overall nation- 89 more — the seat would ranks at or near the top in who wouldn’t have been reach, according to data options” to challenge the wide rate of 7.4 percent as have switched states. turnout, including 80 per- counted otherwise. She from the National Council state’s narrow loss, though its population grew to 5.7 “Census nerds! We did cent in last fall’s general recalled one home in par- of State Legislatures. the governor didn’t specify million from 5.3 million a it!” Lt. Gov. Peggy Fla- election. ticular — a group of six or The state of New York al- what legal actions. decade ago. Judge: Kushner’s apartment company violated consumer laws

ASSOCIATED PRESS Judge Emily Daneker said in 2019, claiming they fees. The Kushner Cos., which case was politically moti- in her 252-page decision took advantage of finan- “These circumstances do owns Westminster, char- vated, but the judge said BALTIMORE — A judge Thursday that violations cially vulnerable consum- not support a finding that acterized the judge’s de- the evidence does not sup- in Maryland has ruled by Westminster Manage- ers in the Baltimore area. this was the result of iso- cision as a victory for the port that claim. that an apartment com- ment and the company The judge ruled tenants lated or inadvertent mis- company. Frosh’s office declined pany co-owned by Jared JK2 were “widespread and often were misled about takes,” the judge wrote. “Kushner respects the to comment on the ruling, Kushner, former Presi- numerous,” the Baltimore apartment conditions and The judge also concluded thoughtful depth of the citing the ongoing litiga- dent Donald Trump’s son- Sun reports. were not allowed to see that Frosh’s office did not Judge’s decision, which tion. in-law, repeatedly violated Kushner and his brother, their actual apartments establish that the compa- vindicates Westminster Both sides have 30 days state consumer protection Joshua, each held 50 per- until their move-in days. nies illegally misrepre- with respect to many of to file responses to the laws by collecting debts cent interest in JK2. West- Daneker found West- sented their ability to pro- the Attorney General’s judge’s ruling. without required licenses, minster is the company’s minster charged illegal vide maintenance services overreaching allegations,” Most of the properties charging tenants improp- successor. fees thousands of times and were not violating Kushner Cos. general involved in the case are er fees and misrepresent- Maryland Attorney Gen- over the course of more consumer protection laws counsel Christopher W. in Baltimore County, but ing the condition of rental eral Brian Frosh, a Dem- than two years, such as during the entire period Smith said in a statement. some are in Baltimore units. ocrat, sued Westminster wrongly charging more alleged by the attorney Westminster has repeat- City and Prince George’s Administrative Law and 25 related companies than $332,000 in agent general. edly alleged that Frosh’s County. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 COMICS

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

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Couple clashes over time spent with sons DEAR ABBY: My wife The toll-free phone num- and I have been married Dear Abby is written by Abigail ber is: (800) 799-7233. ve years and are raising Van Buren, also known as Jeanne four children. One is from DEAR ABBY: I love my previous relationship, Phillips, and was founded by her my grown children and one is from her previous mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact grandchildren, but I hate relationship and two are Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. it when they come “home” ours. We both have joint Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. for a week or more. My custody. My son goes to house gets turned upside school near his mom. My down and inside out, and wife’s son goes to school I end up losing my tem- where we live. They are 9 to the plate. But please do the porch waiting for me. per. Then I feel like an and 8. not allow your wife to in- He is not physically abu- awful mother. I suggest- There’s a lot of tension terfere with your relation- sive, but I feel like a pris- ed we all meet some- between us because my ship with your son. You oner. I have told him sev- where else, but it didn’t stepson’s father isn’t the ARE doing the right eral times how it makes go over well. Help! greatest parent. He never thing by showing an in- me feel, but he doesn’t comes to school events or terest in what he’s doing seem to get it. I really INVADED IN sporting events, so he and supporting him emo- need some advice. NORTH DAKOTA misses half of everything. tionally. DEAR INVADED: I regularly attend my TRAPPED IN Your suggestion may not son’s events, which are a DEAR ABBY: I have GEORGIA have gone over well with couple of hours away and been married nine years. DEAR TRAPPED: your children and grand- take time away from my My husband doesn’t al- Your husband doesn’t get children, but that doesn’t stepson. I put my 9-year- low me to leave the house it because he doesn’t mean you shouldn’t “sug- old rst because he’s my without him. He makes WANT to. What he is do- gest” it again. And when rstborn, and I have him sure I don’t have a car or ing is NOT a demonstra- you do, make sure they less. My wife disagrees access to the one we have. tion of love or concern for understand you are say- with this, and we ght He tells me he doesn’t your safety. It’s an exam- ing it because when they about it constantly. I be- mean anything by it, but ple of his own insecurity visit they leave your home lieve I am doing the right if I try to take a walk and need to control you. in disarray, which creates thing. Advice, please. alone, he is right on my This is a big red ag, and more work for you than WONDERING IN heels. my advice is to call the you are comfortable do- WISCONSIN If I go anywhere with National Domestic Vio- ing. Unless they are will- my sister or a friend, I lence Hotline and discuss ing to make sure your DEAR WONDERING: must wait until he is this with someone there home is as neat when they I’m sorry your wife’s son’s gone. If he gets home be- because what’s happening leave as when they ar- father hasn’t stepped up fore I do, he’s sitting on could escalate into abuse. rived, enough is enough. BRIDGE

The lead that is easily overlooked To start today, have a look at the ally have bid another four-card suit West hand. West’s right-hand op- or responded in no-trump or raised ponent (RHO) opens one heart. His partner’s suit.) South’s diamond LHO responds two diamonds. RHO raise guaranteed at least three-card raises to three diamonds. Then LHO support. Therefore, from West’s per- jumps to four hearts. What should spective, East has at most a single- West lead? Why? (Don’t you just dis- ton diamond. like that second question!) Also, when giving partner a ruff, In general, don’t lead a suit bid by a defender is supposed to send a an opponent. Why play straight into suit-preference signal with the card their strength? However, as with all led, to tell him where leader’s re-en- “rules” in bridge, there are excep- try lies. So, instead of starting with tions. You might have K-Q-J-10-9, or the “textbook” diamond seven, West a similar, very strong holding. There is should choose the two, the lowest also the reason for today’s lead. card asking for a club return. West should select the diamond Here, after East ruffs at trick one, two. (It isn’t vital here, but why not try he can return a club to West’s ace always to nd the best play?) and receive a second diamond ruff. When North responded in the suit Later, the heart ace defeats the con- directly under his partner’s, he prom- tract. ised at least a ve-card suit. (With This lead isn’t hard to nd if you only four diamonds, he would usu- listen to and analyze the bidding. SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV MAY 1, 2021 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Sat. May 1 Sun. 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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. ES20P3080PM CITATION ON PETITION FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Docket No. ES21P1297EA Essex Probate and Family Court Docket No. ES21P1069EA 36 Federal Street Essex Probate and Family Court Salem, MA 01970 Essex Probate and Family Court 36 Federal Street 36 Federal Street Salem, MA 01970 CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF CONSERVATOR Salem, MA 01970 (978)744-1020 OR (978)744-1020 OTHER PROTECTIVE ORDER PURSUANT TO Estate of: Violet Irene Essery G. L c. 190B, 5-304 ~ 5.405 Estate of: Terez Alisha Jefferson

Date of Death: 08/03/2020 In the matter of: Robert Day Date of Death: 04/21/2005 Of: Lynn, MA To all interested persons: RESPONDENT To all interested persons: (Person to be Protected/Minor) A Petition for Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Representative has been filed by: To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been Representative has been filed by: filed by George A Essery of Lynn MA Elizabeth K Halloran of Worcester MA Greater Lynn Senior Services of Lynn, MA requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief requesting that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order and for such other relief as requested in the Petition. in the above captioned matter alleging that Robert Day is in need of a Conservator as requested in the Petition. or other protective order and requesting that The Petitioner requests that: Elder Services of Merrimack Valley of Lawrence, MA The Petitioner requests that:Elizabeth K Halloran of Worcester MA

George A. Essery of Lynn MA (or some other suitable person) be appointed as Conservator to serve Without be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety Surety on the bond. on the bond in unsupervised administration. be appointed as Personal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Without Surety on the bond in unsupervised administration. The petition asks the court to determine that the Respondent is disabled, that a IMPORTANT NOTICE protective order or appointment of Conservator is necessary, and that the You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the IMPORTANT NOTICE proposed conservator is appropriate. The petition is on file with this court. Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on Court. You have a right to object to this proceeding. To do so, you or your attorney You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your the return day of 05/10/2021. must file a written appearance and objection at this Court before: 10:00 a.m. on attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written the return day of 06/10/2021. the return date of 05/28/2021. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections appearance and objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further timely written appearance and objection followed by an Affidavit of Objections the matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written notice to you. within thirty (30) days of the return date, action may be taken without further appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific notice to you. facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM PROBATE CODE (MUPC) UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM IMPORTANT NOTICE A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised PROBATE CODE (MUPC) The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the A Personal Representative appointed under the MUPC in an unsupervised above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the administration is not required to file an inventory or annual accounts with the financial affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the Court. Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the lawyer. Anyone may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and administration directly from the Personal Representative and may petition the the above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at expenses of administration. Court in any manner relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets and State expense. expenses of administration. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: April 12, 2021 WITNESS, Jennifer M R Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Date: April 28, 2021 Pamela Casey O'Brien Date: April 29, 2021 Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate Pamela Casey O'Brien Register of Probate Item: May 1, 2021 Register of Probate Item: May 1, 2021 Item: May 1, 2021 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS CARE AND PROTECTION COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS THE TRIAL COURT PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT DOCKET NUMBER 09CP0071LA PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT Docket ES16P3364GD Trial Court of Massachusetts Essex Probate and Family Court Essex Probate and Family Court Juvenile Court Department 36 Federal Street 36 Federal Street COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Salem, MA 01970 Salem, MA 01907 Essex County Juvenile Court Docket No. ES20P1117GD CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION 2 Appleton Street NOTICE AND ORDER: TO EXPAND THE POWERS OF A GUARDIAN Lawrence, MA 01840 LETTERS OF APPOINTMENT (978) 725-4900 (GUARDIANSHIP OF A MINOR) In the interests of: Violet Dooley Of: Lynn, MA, TO: IN RE: RESPONDENT Joel Santiago and any unknown/unnamed father Guardianship of: Niko A Passariello Incapacitated Person/Protected Person A petition has been presented to this court by Arlene Castillo, Social Worker, To the named Respondent and all other interested persons, a petition has been seeking, as to the following child(ren), A MINOR filed by Jaleyah Soto Life Care Centers of North Shore of Lynn, MA that said child(ren) be found in need of care and protection and committed to the I, Pamela A Casey O'Brien, Register of Probate for the Essex Probate and Family in the above captioned matter requesting that the court: Department of Children and Families. The court may dispense the rights of the Court hereby certify that: Expand the powers of a Guardian person(s) named herein to receive notice of or to consent to any legal proceeding The petition asks the court to make a determination that the powers of the affecting the adoption, custody, or guardianship or any other disposition of the Cassandra Cadet Guardian and/or Conservator should be expanded, modified, or limited since the child(ren) named herein, if it finds that the child(ren) is/are in need of care and 78 Central Ave time of the appointment. The original petition is on file with the court. protection and that the best interests of the child(ren) would be served by said #309 You have the right to object to this proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your disposition. Lynn, MA 01901 attorney must file a written appearance at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on You are hereby ORDERED to appear in this court, at the court address set forth the return date of 05/24/2021. This day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline above, on the following date and time: 06/24/2021 09:00 AM R&R Best was/were appointed ordered by Order of this Court dated February 17, 2021 as: date by which you have to file the written appearance if you object to the petition. Interest If you fail to file the written appearance by the return day, action may be taken in You may bring an attorney with you. If you have a right to an attorney and if the Temporary Guardian pursuant to G.L. c. 190B, ss5-204. These letters shall expire this matter without further notice to you. In addition to filing the written court determines that you are indigent, the court will appoint an attorney to on May 17, 2021 appearance, you or your attorney must file a written affidavit stating the specific represent you. facts and grounds of your objection within 30 days after the return date. If you fail to appear, the court may proceed on that date and any date These Letters of Guardianship for a Minor, whose date of birth is 04/06/2004 are IMPORTANT NOTICE thereafter with a trial on the merits of the petition and an adjudication of this proof of the Guardian's full authority and responsibility to act, pursuant to G.L. c. The outcome of this proceeding may limit or completely take away the matter. 190B, ss5-208, regarding the minor's support, education, health and welfare as above-named person's right to make decisions about personal affairs or financial For further information call the Office of the Clerk-Magistrate at (978) 725-4900. follows: affairs or both. The above-named person has the right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone WITNESS: Hon. Kerry A Ahern may make this request on behalf of the above-named person. If the above-named DATE ISSUED 02/26/2021 to perform any and all acts necessary for the day-to-day care, custody, education, person cannot afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at State expense. Judith M. Brennan, Clerk-Magistrate recreation and property of the minor; WITNESS, Hon. Jennifer M.R. Ulwick, First Justice of this Court. Item: May 1, 8, 15, 2021 Date: April 26, 2021 to authorize any and all medical and dental care for the health and well-being of Pamela Casey O'Brien the minor, except the Guardian may not consent to extraordinary medical Register of Probate treatment pursuant to G. L. c. 190B, ss5-306A Item: May 1, 2021 the Guardian's authority is specifically limited as follows: The Guardian is prohibited from permanently removing the child from the Commonwealth without an Order from the Court.

Other: The Guardian may not establish or move the Minor's custodial dwelling outside the Commonwealth of Massachusetts without a Court Order. Have a story to share? Date: February 19, 2021 Pamela Casey O'Brien Need a question answered? Register of Probate Item: May 1, 2021 [email protected] SATURDAY, MAY 1, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM CLASSIFIED B7 INTERNATIONAL Venezuela’s ‘doctor of the poor’ beatified in a small ceremony By Jorge Rueda Many of the people who ASSOCIATED PRESS have been beatified nev- er went on to be declared CARACAS, Venezuela saints, while others were — A man revered by mil- canonized, often centu- lions of Venezuelans as ries later. Among the more the “doctor of the poor” is than 10,000 saints recog- one step away from saint- nized by the Roman Cath- hood after being beatified olic Church, fewer than PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday in the South Amer- 100 were laypeople. ican country’s capital. Israeli security of cials and rescuers stand But in the hearts of many Dr. Jose Gregorio around the bodies of victims who died during Venezuelans, Hernández Hernández, who died in a Lag Ba’Omer celebrations at Mount Meron in is already a saint. 1919, was beatified in northern Israel. “José Gregorio was a a simple and emotional healer, he would not have ceremony, culminating PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS wanted us to risk going decades of efforts by Ven- Israel mourns deaths A man holds images of the late Venezuelan Dr. out on the street for him,” ezuela’s Catholics. Mass Jose Gregorio Hernandez on the day of his be- celebrations were post- said María Delgado, a ati cation ceremony outside the church that of 45 in stampede at poned indefinitely due to 68-year-old retiree, who guards his remains in the La Candelaria neigh- the coronavirus pandemic. on Friday bought candles borhood of Caracas, Venezuela. Apostolic Nuncio Aldo to light at home before a a religious festival Giordano, represent- statuette of the doctor. ing the Vatican, said el of a Catholic school on stayed permanently. Pope Francis signed the By Josef Federman visited Mount Meron at during the ceremony that the edge of a mountainous On June 29, 1919, he decree for the beatification and Isaac Scharf midday, offered his condo- Hernández “will be called national park north of the was killed while cross- in June. In a video mes- ASSOCIATED PRESS lences. “In these moments capital of Caracas. The ing a street shortly after sage Thursday, he noted our people unite and that blessed and celebrated ev- JERUSALEM — The ritual was carried live on picking up medicines at that the beatification will is what we are doing at this ery year.” holiday of Lag BaOmer is television. a pharmacy to take to an take place at a challeng- moment as well,” he said. “It seems providential to one of the happiest days Hernández, born on Oct. impoverished woman. An ing time for Venezuelans, He announced Sunday celebrate the beatification on the calendar for Isra- 26, 1864, was convinced estimated 20,000 people saying, “I am aware that would be a day of national of a doctor in the midst of el’s ultra-Orthodox com- that science was one of participated in his funeral these prolonged hardships mourning and said he had a pandemic that affects munity — a time of mass the main ways to get the procession, about a quar- and anguish have been all of humanity,” Giorda- celebrations in honor of joined the masses of people country out of misery. ter of the population of aggravated by the terrible no said. “In the figure of a revered sage. But in a who donated blood for the He founded two research Caracas at the time. pandemic of COVID-19 Blessed Dr. José Grego- split second Friday, the victims. Israel’s President institutions and sever- In 1986, the Vatican de- that affects us all.” rio, the church today pays festive gathering in north- Reuven Rivlin lit 45 candles al classes at the Central clared Hernández “vener- a tribute of recognition, “I have very present ern Israel turned into one in honor of the dead. Mes- gratitude and prayer to University of Venezuela, able,” which means that he today so many dead, so of the country’s worst-ever sages of condolences poured medical and health pro- the oldest and largest in led an exemplary Chris- many infected by the coro- tragedies, with at least 45 in from around the world. fessionals.” the country. tian life. But to achieve navirus who have paid people crushed to death President Joe Biden said He added that Hernán- “He believed that med- sanctity, teams of doctors, with their lives. ... I also and dozens injured in a he was heartbroken and dez is capable of uniting icine was a priesthood of theologians and cardinals have in mind all those stampede. had called Netanyahu to Venezuelans, despite their human pain,” Luis Ra- must approve two mira- who have left the country The disaster prompted offer support. “The people of differences, even religious zetti, a prominent Venezu- cles attributed to him. in search of better living a national outpouring of the United States and Isra- and ideological. Both gov- elan doctor and friend of He was beatified after conditions, and also those grief as devastated fami- el are bound together by our ernment and opposition Hernández, once said. the church certified a mir- who are deprived of free- lies rushed to identify their families, our faiths, and our figures sent tweets Fri- Hernández, who never acle in the case of Yaxury dom and those who lack dead relatives and bury histories, and we will stand day celebrating the first married, graduated as a Solorzano, a girl who com- what is most necessary.” them ahead of the Jewish with our friends,” he said. Venezuelan layman to be doctor in Caracas in 1888. pletely recovered after be- The Friday celebration Sabbath. There was also The stampede erupted beatified. The other three He traveled to Europe to ing shot in the head. was to be led by the Vat- anger toward authorities around 1 a.m. as people be- are female members of re- study and then to become Beatification is the ican Secretary of State, over an accident that ex- gan to leave and thronged a ligious orders. a Catholic monk, but his third and penultimate Cardinal Pietro Parolin, perts had long feared, fur- narrow, tunnel-like passage. Fewer than 300 people, fragile health was affected step toward canonization. but his trip was can- ther clouding Prime Minis- According to witnesses, peo- almost entirely priests by Italy’s cold and humid Hernández could become celed largely due to the ter Benjamin Netanyahu’s ple began to fall on a slip- and nuns, attended the weather. He returned to a saint if he is credited COVID-19 pandemic, the hopes of remaining in of ce. pery ramp, causing others event in the small chap- Venezuela to recover and with another miracle. Vatican said this week. Netanyahu, who briey to trip and sparking panic. Growth in Burkina Faso gold mining fuels human traf cking

By Sam Mednick industry, The Associated Burkina Faso is likely ASSOCIATED PRESS Press met with nearly 20 to be downgraded in this Nigerian women who said year’s Traf cking in Per- SECACO, Burkina Faso they had been brought to sons Report, an annual re- — For months, human traf- Burkina Faso under false port issued by the U.S. State ckers beat and drugged pretenses, then forced into Department, according to Blessing, hauling the prostitution. Some of the two people familiar with the 27-year-old from one gold women, who like Blessing discussions who were not mine encampment to the spoke on condition of ano- authorized to speak on the next, where each night she nymity out of fear for their record. Generally, countries was forced to sleep with doz- safety, said they knew hun- are downgraded if they ha- ens of men for less than $2 dreds of others with simi- ven’t made signi cant steps a person. lar stories. To protect their The madam who lured to curb traf cking. Down- Blessing to the landlocked safety, AP is identifying the graded countries could also West African nation of women by the names they risk U.S. economic and dip- Burkina Faso with promis- used for sex work. lomatic penalties. es of a hair salon job, threat- The AP veri ed the Burkina Faso’s gold min- ened to kill her if she tried women’s stories through ing industry is relatively to run away. interviews with aid work- new. The rst of its 15 in- ers, lawyers, police, local dustrial mines, all but one “Nobody comes to your PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS rescue,” said Blessing, wip- anti-traf cking activists, of which is for gold, started ing tears from her cheeks health workers, a traf cker, Gold miners take a break near Hounde, some 60 miles northeast of production in 2007, a few during a recent interview. and members of the Nige- Burkina Faso’s town of Bobo-Dioulasso. years after the govern- In December 2019, while rian community in several ment changed the mining the madam was away, towns throughout Burkina U.N. Convention Against has also been identi ed as a cause it’s not a good job for law to attract commercial Blessing nally got the Faso. Transnational Organized transfer point for traf cking them to do. They say it’s just investors. courage to escape. With the People with knowledge Crime, neither has nalized women into other countries, a voluntary decision,” said Today, Burkina Faso is the help of local residents, she of the traf cking say most a joint plan on how to com- according to reports from the the 48-year-old car parts fastest-growing gold produc- and six other women left the of the women come from bat traf cking. U.S. State Department. salesman from Nigeria, who er in Africa, and currently encampment and walked to Nigeria’s Edo state, where Burkina Faso’s security One man arrested and de- spoke on condition of ano- the fth largest on the con- safety, ultimately ending up promises of jobs in shops sector, already struggling tained by local authorities nymity because he feared tinent after South Africa, in a United Nations transit or salons in Burkina Faso to stem a violent jihadist for trying to traf c three retaliation. Ghana, Tanzania, and Mali. center for migrants in the sounded like a good way to insurgency, is undertrained women across the Burki- He told the AP that he had Gold is the nation’s most capital city of Ouagadougou. support their families. Once and ill-equipped to disrupt na Faso border into neigh- bought the women for $270 important export, accord- Blessing’s experience in here, they were sent to work the expansive network of boring Mali told the AP he each in Benin and was plan- ing to a February report by the gold mining encamp- off debts in squalid condi- recruiters, traf ckers, and didn’t consider it human ning to sell them for more the German-based research ments is not unique. tions at or near small-scale pimps. traf cking because he said than twice that to a Nige- group GLOCON. The indus- As part of a months-long gold mines. As a result, the country not the women knew they’d be rian madam in Mali. He’d try employs about 1.5 mil- investigation into sex traf- While both Burkina Faso only struggles with traf ck- working as prostitutes. done the same with two oth- lion people and was worth cking and the gold mining and Nigeria have signed the ing within its borders but “I feel somehow bad be- er women back in 2019. about $2 billion in 2019.

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