MONDAY, MAY 24, 2021

AN APPRECIATION STEVE KRAUSE NAHANT VS. NORTHEASTERN Mihos remembered What’s next in the battle for East Point? as colleague and friend By Elyse Carmosino not immediately move to enact to provide us some additional ITEM STAFF eminent domain, Chair Joshua leverage in our negotiations Antrim said. with Northeastern,” Antrim By Steve Krause NAHANT — After residents Instead, the board hopes to ITEM STAFF said. “We’re hoping to negoti- voted 647-271 last week to give use the law, which gives the gov- ate with Northeastern to come the town authority to take con- LYNN — John C. Mihos was an ear- ernment the right to purchase up with a solution that respects trol over a portion of the East to-the-ground type of person, say his col- private property for public use, the wishes of the townspeople Point property currently occu- leagues, and it’s that attention to detail as a negotiation tool while the and also allows Northeastern to pied by Northeastern Univer- and his vast, institutional knowledge of town continues its talks with pursue its academic goals.” sity’s Marine Science Center, the city that made him so effective in a the school. Last month, the selectmen vot- many are wondering: What’s year where the school department had “We, the Board of Selectmen, ed to place an article on the an- next in the ongoing ght to halt to pivot often due to the COVID-19 pan- have a clear mandate from the nual Town Meeting warrant that, the school’s proposed expan- demic. people that they’d like to see if passed, would allow Nahant sion? this conservation land pre- MIHOS, A3 John Mihos The Board of Selectmen will served, and (they’d also like) EAST POINT, A3 Saugus Swampscott returns receives a hero’s grant to portrait encourage By Elyse Carmosino seat-belt use ITEM STAFF By Tréa Lavery SAUGUS — A portrait ITEM STAFF of Douglas Waybright, for whom Waybright Elemen- SWAMPSCOTT — The police de- tary School is named, will partment has received a state grant be returned to the family to increase patrols and encourage now that the school sits residents to wear seat belts when abandoned in the wake of driving. the district’s recon gura- The Executive Of ce of Public Safe- tion plans. ty and Security’s Of ce of Grants The decision received and Research (OGR) awarded the unanimous support from department $4,000, helping Swamp- all ve members of the scott police join other departments School Committee during across the state, as well as the Mas- Wednesday’s School Com- sachusetts State Police, in the na- mittee meeting. tional Click It or Ticket enforcement “He really was quite campaign. well-liked, my dad,” said “Seat belts are the single most Waybright’s eldest daugh- important safety items in our vehi- ter, Wendy Waybright cles,” said Chief Ron Madigan. “We Raeder. “(The school ded- see rsthand the devastating con- ication) was such a great sequences of drivers and their pas- honor at the time.” sengers not buckling up. These funds Waybright, a 1944 grad- will increase our traf c enforcement uate of Saugus High ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK presence to help end these prevent- School who died in 1965, able tragedies.” Lynn eld High School seniors take part in the Parade of Destinations on Saturday, State law requires every person in was known locally for his celebrating where they are attending school next year. stellar athletic record, a passenger vehicle to wear a seat and, according to his belt or sit in a child’s car seat. How- daughters, his charming ever, the state was ranked among good looks. Lynn eld High celebrates the lowest in seat-belt usage in 2019, A four-sport varsity coming in at No. 45, with a usage athlete, Waybright’s out- rate of 81.6 percent, according to standing football feats, the National Highway Traf c Safety under the leadership of its senior destinations Administration (NHTSA), meaning that around 1.2 million Massachu- Coach Dave Lucey, led to come — the Parade of Des- credit to students, families and By Anne Marie Tobin setts residents do not regularly wear the Sachems to three con- ITEM STAFF tinations, a rolling rally that the community for helping to secutive winning seasons seat belts. New Hampshire has the celebrates the class’s college make the best of a bad situa- lowest rate with just 70.7 percent, during his time at Saugus. LYNNFIELD — The pan- destinations. tion. He received a four-year demic has presented unprece- and Hawaii has the highest at 97.1 “It’s great to see everyone “This has been a communi- percent. The national average is 90.7 scholarship to the Uni- dented challenges to students here today to show their sup- ty effort with so many volun- versity of Notre Dame in of all ages, especially high percent. port for the graduating se- teering to do what they can for The NHTSA says that states with 1944. Following his grad- school seniors, who missed out niors,” Assistant Principal these kids,” Cleary said. “They uation and short military stronger seat belt enforcement laws on many things they had come Brian Bates said Saturday at all want to know what they can service, he returned to to take for granted, such as have generally higher rates of use. the high school. “These kids do to make days like today.” In Massachusetts, drivers cannot be Saugus to raise a family, graduations, proms and sports. have really never complained Last year’s parade was the pulled over for not wearing seat belts, where his two older chil- Last year’s seniors scram- throughout the last year and school’s solution to replacing but can be ned $25 if pulled over for dren, Wendy and Douglas, bled to salvage as many grad- a half. We’ve always stressed the annual May Day tradition another reason and are found to be Jr., eventually followed in uation customs as possible. In kindness, which has been so his athletic footsteps. of students wearing their col- breaking the seat belt rule. the process, they found a silver important in getting to where lege T-shirts and sweatshirts to “Seat belts save lives. It’s as simple “He was one of those lining that is sure to become a we are today.” ‘hometown boy makes new tradition for generations Principal Bob Cleary gave GRADUATION, A2 SEAT-BELTS, A6 good,’” said Waybright’s younger daughter, Pamela WAYBRIGHT, A2 Council president launches mayoral campaign in Lynn INSIDE By Elyse Carmosino ITEM STAFF Opinion LYNN — Mayoral candidate and City Creating better Council President Darren Cyr launched his healthcare. A4 campaign Saturday with an outdoor gather- ing of about 30 supporters during the grand LOOK! opening of his campaign headquarters on Lynn English spring Andrew Street. revue to return on As part of a short ceremony in which he ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK Youtube. A8 spoke about his quali cations as a candi- date, Cyr named affordable housing and A painting of Douglas better education for Lynn students as two of G. Waybright, which Sports his top priorities. hangs in the elemen- Magicians sti e “I’m about the future of our city. We need tary school that was Peabody in win. B1 to build schools. We need better education named for him, will for our kids,” he said, describing Lynn’s vo- be returned to the cational school as a little-known asset to Waybright family now COURTESY PHOTO the community. “Not all kids need to go to that the school sits college. They can go to Lynn Tech, learn a abandoned amid the City Council Presdent Darren Cyr, left of center, kicks trade, and they can make as much as any district’s recon gura- off his campaign for mayor Saturday in front of his head- tion plan. quarters on Andrew Street in downtown Lynn. DARREN, A3

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WILMINGTON - Jozef Cy- NAHANT - Gretchen G. (Wil- WAYBRIGHT bulko, age 72, a long-time son) Szczechowicz, 81, of Na- resident of Wilmington, former- hant, died peacefully on July From A1 ly of Chelsea, passed away on 28, 2020, after a lengthy ill- Waybright. “He went to May 21, 2021. Jozef was the ness. Born in Middleton, CT to Notre Dame, he started a beloved husband of Barbara the late Norman and Gertrude company in Saugus, and (Staniul) Cybulko, devoted fa- (Green) Wilson, Gretchen lived he was involved in youth ther of Suzanna Dozier & her in Nahant for most of her life. sports. He was beloved.” husband Jason of Tewksbury, She was a graduate of Lynn After Waybright’s death loving “Dzia Dzia” of Bryce English High School Class of at the age of 38, one of and Maksym Dozier, cherished 1957, and Salem Hospital Saugus’ new elementary son of the late Wladyslaw and School of Nursing in 1959. She schools was renamed in Jadwiga (Trocka) Cybulko, dear also attended Boston Universi- his honor, and a painted brother of Henry Cybulko & his ty and Emmanuel College. portrait of him dressed in wife Valentina and Tadek Cy- Gretchen worked for over 30 his football uniform was bulko & his late wife Christina years as a Registered Nurse for hung in the building’s lob- ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK all of Poland. Salem State University, retiring by shortly after. Service Information: Fami- in 2000 as the head of Health A painted portrait of When she discovered the ly and friends will gather for Services. She also worked Douglas G. Waybright. school was abandoned in Visiting Hours Hours at the Wilmington. part-time as a RN at Family Solimine and Donna Thistle, 2020, Ellen Blunt, a friend Nichols Funeral Home, Inc., Please honor Jozef’s mem- Doctors in Swampscott for over her brother Arthur Wilson and it be at the middle school, of the Waybright fami- 187 Middlesex Ave., (Rte. ory by giving blood to your 20 years. his wife Mary of FL, her loving high school, or wherever, to ly, reached out to School 62), Wilmington on Thursday, local Red Cross or at the Gretchen spent many years grandchildren; Michael Soli- honor all these people in an May 27th from 4:00 - 7:00 Mass. General Hospital in dedicating her time to helping mine, Joel Solimine and his Committee Vice Chair appropriate manner.” p.m. A Mass of Christian Boston. anyone suffering from sub- wife Deena, Nicolas Thistle, Tori Ryan Fisher to see if it Raeder agreed, adding Burial will take place on Fri- Prior to retiring, Jozef, stance abuse. She provided Thistle, Emma Szczechowicz, would be possible to save that she also hopes to one day, May 28th at 11:00 a.m. worked at General Electric in transportation, support, and Madison Holman, and Lola the portrait from potential day see the portrait re- in St. Thomas of Villanova Lynn for many years. friendship to countless people Mae Glowik, her beloved niec- destruction and return turned to the town in hon- Church, 126 Middlesex Ave., during their recovery. She was es and nephews; Melissa Wil- it to the custody of Way- or of her father. a selfless woman who always son-Burke, Trisha Koch, David bright’s three children. “I don’t want it destroyed, gave of herself. Wilson, Jonathon Wilson, their “He was very receptive and if it’s not going any- Gretchen enjoyed spending spouses and their children. and got the ball rolling im- where else in Saugus time at the beach, and garden- She was predeceased by her mediately,” Raeder said. where it can be seen, I’d ing with her late husband Fred- husband Fred and her daugh- During Wednesday’s like to take it and put it in erick “Skeets” Szczechowicz at ter-in-law Abigail Szczechowicz. meeting, member Arthur my house or my brother’s their home on Little Nahant. Service Information: A pri- Grabowski, who said he or my sister’s,” she said. She loved singing; her special- vate memorial Funeral Mass was on the Saugus High “I would love to see it in ty was leaving Happy Birthday will be held on Thursday School football team at the another school someday,” voice mails to her family and May 27, 2021 at St. Thom- time of Waybright’s death, she said. friends. Photography was an- as Church Nahant, Followed requested the painting be Although logistics still other passion; Gretchen could by public graveside burial in returned to the town in the need to be determined, always be found behind the Greenlawn Cemetery Nahant future should Saugus offi- Raeder said the portrait lens of the finest disposable at 10:45 AM. In lieu of flow- cials find another way to will likely stay with her at cameras at all family events. ers, please consider donat- honor Waybright’s legacy. her home in Vermont. She also loved dogs, especial- ing to the Alzheimer’s asso- “I hate to see the histo- Fisher said in a later state- ly her golden retriever Buddy. ciation at Alz.org. For online ry of our schools just go ment, “We’re very pleased to Most importantly, Gretchen guestbook please visit www. away with the closing of return this portrait to the loved spending time with her Solimine.com. the buildings,” Grabowski Waybright family and are Don’t let the family. said. “I would hope that at also grateful for their gen- Gretchen is survived by her some point in time we could erous offer to donate it back story go untold. son Christopher Szczecho- resurrect the history of all to us in the future if we wicz, step-daughters Patricia these buildings and people can use it to further honor and find a place, whether Douglas Waybright.” Share your loved one’s story. [email protected] | 781-593-7700

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ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK We remember those who have passed away and are Lynnfield High School seniors take part in the Parade of Destinations on Saturday, celebrating where they are attending school next year. especially dear to us. On Monday, May 31      Lynnfield High celebrates             its senior destinations         GRADUATION oneers. athletic career in college. From A1 “We’ve already beaten She committed last fall to the best team in the league play ice hockey and soft-      school. (Hamilton-Wenham). So ball at Endicott College,   This year’s parade in- far, things are going well.” one of the most popular     cluded approximately 150 Chris Dasilva said famil- destinations for Lynnfield   vehicles decorated with iarity and location were graduates in recent years. college logos, signs and major factors in his deci- “I always wanted to play How to place your memorial ad: colors. From Dartmouth sion to commute to Merri- something and knew I green to Duke blue to mack. didn’t want to give any- Please choose one Holy Cross purple, every “I wanted to stay close to thing up just yet,” said of the following shields: color of the rainbow was home and also have a lot of Shapleigh, who has led (if no check is made, represented. The accom- friends there, so you might the Pioneers to a 5-1 start. shield will not appear) plishments of the Class say it will be a reunion of Last week she became of 2021 were undeniable SMITH – In memory of SMITH – In memory of sorts for me,” he said. only the second Pioneer to JOHN C. SMITH who JOHN C. SMITH who with students heading Twins Ashley and Lau- passed away passed away hit a home run at Pioneer May 4, 1997. May 4, 1997. to some very selective ren Mitchell will be at- field. Lovingly Lovingly schools, among them be- tending Holy Cross. remembered remembered Jack Ross will also at- by wife by wife ing Dartmouth, Duke, “We knew we wanted to tend Endicott. He was Louise, daughters Kim Louise, daughters Kim Tufts, Boston College, Vil- go to the same school, but and Maureen, and son and Maureen, and son chauffeured in style with Tom. Tom. lanova, Providence, UMa- once we are there, we plan older sister Aex driving ss Amherst, Northeastern to find our own way,” said their SUV, which was and Syracuse. Lauren. decorated with the Gulls’ “Every class is an accom- “This is our chance to be trademark blue and green. plished class,” said Cleary. together, but still be inde- “It’s the perfect match “The school you go to isn’t pendent,” said Ashley. for me,” said Jack, who that important. Yes, this April Luders plans on plans to major in environ- class is impressive and studying criminology or mental science. “It’s close the kids did get into some pre-law at Villanova. A to home, it’s on the beach . great schools, but it’s only school record holder in great if you match up with hurdles, Luders said her and it has a great pro- the right one.” focus will be on academics. gram, so I expect Endicott Class Valedictorian An- “I think that’s more im- will be my home for the thony Zhang said he’s portant, but who knows, I next four years.” known since middle school may end up running club Kiran Lampert rode on where he was going to col- track,” said Luders. the back of a sports car, lege. Several students are waving an oversized Syra- “I’m a big Duke basket- headed to Worcester Poly- cuse flag. Her father, Sean, ball fan and have known technic Institute, includ- got in on the fun wearing a since seventh grade I ing Julia Colucci, who ver- big, clown-like orange wig. wanted to go there,” said bally committed last year “I’ve always known that Zhang. “I had looked at to play soccer. Syracuse is the place some Ivys and USC, but “I want to go into the where I belonged,” said took them all off the table stem-related field, and Lampert, who plans to to go early decision, so I WPI was the best choice major in biology.    was lucky.” as it has an extremely        For now, Zhang’s focus is strong program,” she said. Anne Marie Tobin can          on tennis, playing doubles Chloe Shapleigh will be reached at atobin@ for the undefeated 5-0 Pi- also be continuing her itemlive.com. MONDAY, MAY 24, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Council president launches mayoral campaign in Lynn

DARREN ferent developers over the graphic design company age the revitalization of From A1 years who want to come Full Color, as well as for- the downtown,” Cyr said. here to the city, and I be- mer Ward 2 Councilor Wil- “We’re coming out of the lawyer or doctor any- lieve we can bring a lot of liam Trahant, and current pandemic, so we’re try- where, and they don’t development that every- Ward 2 Councilor Rick ing to get people to come have to owe money back in body can benefit from. Starbard. downtown and frequent all these loans.” “People with disposable “Ever since I’ve known the restaurants and the He touted his work on income will bring tax dol- him, he’s shown to me stores that are down here.” a $100 million project to lars here, and we can come and my community that Being accessible to the replace Thurgood Mar- up with a plan that makes he can be a leader,” Matul local community is also an shall Middle School as sense for people who need said. “He has also shown integral part of Cyr’s cam- an example of what Lynn affordable housing.” that he has passion for paign, Reynoso added. schools could be, adding Cyr also emphasized the the community. Just look “We want to let every- that better schools will en- work being done by Lynn’s at his record throughout body know that they’re tice more families to stay diverse population to help the pandemic: He was welcome to come by, in the city. the city bounce back from out there, he was helping, they’re welcome to reach Cyr also said bringing the COVID-19 pandemic. he was leading the other out at any time, Monday market-rate units to Lynn “The Latino commu- councilors and working through Sunday,” she said. will take care of affordable nity and their churches, together to bring food to “We’re here, we’re visible, housing issues currently they’ve started to admin- (those who needed it).” we’re accessible.” plaguing the city, suggest- ister (COVID-19 vaccina- Cyr and his campaign Cyr, who declared his ing that drawing in high- tions) to everybody. It’s manager, Joselyne Reyno- candidacy in March after er-income residents would very important that we so, said the location of the Mayor Thomas M. McGee help boost the local econ- continue to do that and headquarters was care- announced he would not omy. give support to them,” he fully selected, with its run for re-election this He pointed out that said. “They’ve been work- spot inside a medium-in- fall, will face longtime the median income for a ing with the Lynn (Com- come development at 38 School Committee mem- family of four in Lynn is munity) Health Center Andrew St. in downtown bers Jared Nicholson and $45,000 — a stark con- and doing a lot not just for Lynn meant to highlight Michael Satterwhite, and trast to other parts of the their community, but for the campaign’s focus on newcomer Keith Lee in Greater Boston area. all of our communities.” revitalizing the city’s com- November’s election. COURTESY PHOTO “I’m tired of Lynn always The 16-year Ward 3 mercial hub. “I think experience is missing the boat, having to councilor was endorsed by “The reason we picked the most important thing,” Lynn City Council President Darren Cyr play catchup to other com- a number of community this area is because it’s in Cyr said. “Leadership by stands with his wife, Dale, as he kicks off his munities,” he said. “I have leaders, including Obed the heart of the city and example — I think I’ve campaign for mayor of Lynn on Andrew Street met with hundreds of dif- Matul, owner of Lynn we’re trying to encour- proven that.” in Lynn on Saturday. What’s next in Mihos remembered as the battle for colleague and friend

MIHOS when COVID forced school went to him for guidance. he did in this communi- From A1 departments to adjust on He was accessible, avail- ty that you couldn’t help East Point? the fly to state protocols. able, and he called me on but become friends. He Mihos, who had been the “He brought a wealth of a daily basis, just to check reached out to me when EAST POINT and animals that make counsel to the Lynn School experience, and with the in. It made me feel good to my son, Henry, was born. From A1 East Point their home.” Committee since 1985, challenges the school de- know there was someone He’d always call and say Some are still not con- died unexpectedly Friday partment faced, John was who had my back.” his name and number, but to enact eminent domain vinced the effort will be at age 74. His death left invaluable. He navigated Satterwhite said previ- for this one, he said ‘John over East Point — which fruitful for Nahant, How- his friends and colleagues all the different challeng- ous dealings with Mihos Mihos. I’m at home. And was granted to the uni- ever. stunned. es we faced, working with were also pleasant. congratulations.’ I always versity by the federal During last week’s Town “I think I spoke to John unions, negotiating teams, “I’d known John from liked that,” Nicholson government in 1966 — Meeting, some residents every day last week,” being in the community to middle school, because I said. and declare the property expressed concerns that said Superintendent Dr. work through something went to Pickering with his Gaeta said Mihos en- a wildlife preserve, thus by enacting eminent do- Patrick J. Tutwiler. “We that none of us had seen daughter (Christina). Five joyed a lively debate, and protecting it from future main, the town would be had a lot going on. This in our lifetimes. years ago (when Satter- on just about anything. development. unnecessarily inviting is terrible. Terrible. We’re “John was such a strong white was in real estate), I “He was a true charac- What followed the move upon itself years of legal stunned. resource partner,” McGee was showing a house, and ter,” Gaeta said. “He had was weeks of back-and- litigation and headaches, “I think we spoke pretty said. “He was able to bring he went with his son, C.J., strong opinions on ev- forth between the school while at the same time much every day since last his experience, knowledge to look at it. erything from politics to and the town as North- ignoring Northeastern’s March,” Tutwiler said. and common sense to nav- “Now, he had a certain sports. And he loved to ar- eastern representatives years of positive contribu- “He had a vast knowl- igate through this.” suaveness to him,” Satter- gue about it. argued Nahant was woe- tions to the community. edge of Lynn schools, go- Tutwiler’s immediate white said. “You knew he “A lot of people will miss fully unprepared for the Resident Ed Lonergan, ing back decades,” said predecessor, Dr. Catherine meant business, and his his company,” Gaeta said. undertaking. who sat through the en- former superintendent C. Latham, said, “he was a son listened to every word “I worked with him for During a virtual infor- tire 6 ½-hour-long meet- Nicholas Kostan. “I used necessary part of my life John had to say. It was 21 years, and I got close to mation session about the ing, later called the deci- to joke with him that he for 10 years. He was so nice for me to see how he him,” said former School school’s expansion plans sion a “terrible waste of was the greatest ‘survi- important to me. I think was there for his son, and Committee Secretary vor’ in Lynn. He survived for the property, Ralph local resources and spirit.” we spoke every day too, his daughter.” Tom Iarrobino. “John al- superintendents, many Martin, the school’s se- “The shallow victory is and I think we had a great “He was a big (Boston ways had his feet on the school committees, and he nior vice president and also tainted because the mutual respect for one an- University) guy,” said ground. He had one of the was involved with every- general counsel, said that extended process caused other. Charles Gaeta, executive best political understand- thing that went on. if the town were to seek more than 100 voters to “He had so much experi- director of the Lynn Hous- ings of the Lynn land- to enact eminent domain “Remember,” Kostan leave early,” he said. “Since ence,” she said. “He knew ing Authority & Neighbor- scape of anyone I know. but ultimately choose to said, “he was responsible the Board of Selectmen is the history of the school hood Development. “And He knew where everybody abandon the effort due to for negotiating contracts, specifically acting so as to department so well that he was so proud that both was. What the political cost, the financial burden and at one time, that in- obtain ‘important nego- he was a great resource C.J. and Christina went to leanings were. And he had to taxpayers could reach cluded the custodians. We tiating leverage,’ there is to me. We may have dis- BU and got their degrees maybe the most institu- hundreds of thousands of depended on him for so what I would characterize agreed with one another there.” tional knowledge of any- dollars. as a violation of North- much legal advice.” at times, but I appreciated School Committee mem- one in the city. The selectmen later eastern’s constitutional “And,” said Tutwiler, “he his opinion and he appre- ber Jared Nicholson said “He is going to be a very fired back, calling North- right to equal protection, was very thorough. That’s ciated mine.” that while Mihos was hard guy to replace,” Iar- eastern’s assertion “scary a violation for which the where he was of supreme Colleagues on the School very professional in their robino said. “In any kind talk,” and arguing that town and the anonymous value. He’d ask me ques- Committee were always dealings in the beginning, of legal action that came comments made by the beneficiaries may be lia- tions about things, and impressed with the way they eventually became before the School De- school included “inaccu- ble.” I’d say ‘enough!’ But, lo Mihos knew his business, friends. partment, he handled it, rate and unsubstantiated” He added: “I truly hope I and behold, he’d find that whether it was bargaining, statements about legal am proved to be incorrect.” needle in a haystack that but also added a personal “In fact,” said Nicholson, education reform, school costs associated with the The town voted to fi- would save us from mak- touch as well. “I teach law at Northeast- assignment, he did it. To proposal. nance the eminent do- ing a big mistake. I hav- “This one hits hard,” ern, and I bring up John’s find one person who’s go- Following last week’s main motion using a $1.5 en’t just lost a friend. I’ve said committee member name a lot as the type of ing to be able to do all that Town Meeting vote, North- million, 30-year Com- lost a valuable partner.” Michael Satterwhite, who lawyer who has that prac- will be very difficult.” eastern officials released munity Preservation Act Mayor Thomas M. Mc- was chair of the negotiat- tical wisdom you can’t get Gee, who chairs the School ing subcommittee. “On a in a textbook. a statement condemning (CPA) bond, which can be Steve Krause can be the outcome, calling it a used to fund public areas Committee, said that Mi- weekly basis we had to ad- “We started with a pro- reached at skrause@item- “setback for environmen- of need, including afford- hos was especially indis- just and change something fessional relationship, but tal research and coastal able housing, historic re- pensable this past year, on account of COVID. We he was so invested in what live.com. communities everywhere.” sources, and recreational However, Michelle Ca- spaces. LAW OFFICES OF pano, a Nahant resident Residents also voted to JAMES J. CARRIGAN and member of the non- fund motion using a $3 profit environmental or- million anonymous do- • Social Security Disability • Workers Compensation ganization Nahant Pres- nation provided to the • Accidents ervation Trust, said she town earlier this month 25 years located across was pleased at the histor- through Nahant Preser- from Lynn District Court ic number of people who vation Trust. If Nahant 15 Johnson St. came out to vote in what ultimately decides not to 781-596-0100 she described as a mon- follow through with the JAMES J. CARRIGAN umental show of concern taking, Antrim said the $3 ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN LPN's and RN's JOIN OUR TEAM for the environment. million will be returned to LISA A. 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E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Creating better healthcare Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant President Joe Biden’s companies from the trans- In fact, noted healthcare E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall American Families Plan action, the cost associat- economist Devon Herrick 110 Munroe St. W J. K T¢  J £¤ Monica Connell Healey (AFP) includes a number ed with those fees can be describes my approach as P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Editor J. Patrick Norton of value transfers (not negotiated down and the Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  Michael H. Shanahan one that would “correct C  T£¥ “benefits”, “entitlements,” savings are retained by Chief Operating O cer Community Relations Director Chairman nearly 80 years of per- Customer Service or other baggage-laden the health savings account verse incentives in health Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS terms) from the federal owner. care.” Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Further, the information Connecting government directly or in- Just these two things Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 directly to individuals. exchange is more benefi- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 would significantly change Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 The Biden administra- cial both to the provider 781-593-7700 the debate. Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 tion’s stated goals could and the individual or pa- Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 be reached with many an- tient, so that they can care The goal of this is not Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 to advocate a partisan Classified/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 cillary benefits; but when for themselves better. [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 To be an equal-opportu- approach but rather to Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 it comes to healthcare changes, they need to be nity antagonist, I suggest propose a way to accom- Subscriptions [email protected] John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 pursued with different we change the taxation of plish the goal in a man- tactics such as provid- benefits. ner more favorable to all Circulation [email protected] ing relief via health sav- Tax policy should not concerned. ings accounts (HSAs) and be regressive in nature, We should want Ameri- Ext. 3 changing taxation policies meaning it should not cans to have the privity of Newsroom regarding healthcare ben- disproportionately affect contract and direct rela- [email protected] [email protected] efits. those with lower incomes tionships with their care The plan currently con- more than those with providers. Ext. 4 templates transfers of higher incomes. They should know the Sports cash to individuals for One area where this is price and be able to nego- [email protected] EDITORIAL healthcare needs, broadly not the case is the taxa- defined so that it includes tion of health insurance as tiate the price of services Ext. 5 childcare, nutrition, fami- a “benefit.” rendered by those provid- Retail and Online ly leave, and the extension Under the present tax ers. Advertising of the Child Tax Credit. code, benefits are not We should also encour- [email protected] A new era A better way to ap- taxed. age information flow that ADVERTISING proach these issues would But this is an antiquat- comes along with that Ernie Carpenter Jr. be to fund health savings ed exception because it payment obligation. Director of Advertising on Lynnfield Street accounts with this same encourages employers to The costs will go down and Business Development, ext. 1355 [email protected] amount of money so that offer employees health in- further because of the The “thank you” sign on Union Hospital recog- it is tax-advantaged when surance and other benefits reduced overhead asso- Ralph Mitchell nizes the bygone institution’s role in Lynn resi- received if it earns a re- to be competitive. Sales Representative, ext. 1313 ciated with not having to [email protected] dents’ lives and acknowledges a new era begin- turn while it remains in And our tax policy ob- file claims with insurance scures the cost and dispro- Patricia Whalen ning on Lynnfield Street. the health savings account companies or wait to be Medical care isn’t ending on Lynnfield Street. and when spent on health- portionately and adverse- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 paid by those insurance The medical building with its urgent care center care costs. ly affects lower-income [email protected] is busy and a Lynn family with strong connections Why does this work bet- families. companies. BUSINESS OFFICE The healthcare industry to Union Hospital is helping to usher in its next ter? Neither should be in- Susan J. Conti chapter. Because the money in tended or seems fair. should function in a way Controller, ext. 1288 David J. Solimine Jr. purchased the property the HSA is owned by that Instead, we should tax that provides greater ac- [email protected] last year and hopes to build 150 apartments for individual who gets to benefits in the same man- cess to services at more Ted Grant people 62 and older; and 28 homes for people 55 keep whatever is in the ner as income. affordable rates to health- Publisher, ext. 1234 and older on the former parking lot across Wood- health savings account This would diffuse some care consumers. [email protected] land Avenue North. That property will be man- into perpetuity. of the inconsistencies in Providing Americans Marian Kinney aged by 2Life Communities, which has senior-care In other words, this is tax policy and would bring with more money to ext. 1212 locations around Greater Boston. a savings account owned about $500 billion to the healthcare saving ac- [email protected] The Solimine family played a prominent role in by the individual that is U.S. Treasury, thus off- counts and updating tax Will Kraft Union Hospital’s success when David J. Solimine designed to pay for health- setting other costs in the Chief Financial Officer, ext. 1296 policies will help get us [email protected] Sr. made a significant donation toward the emer- care costs. “robust” set of initiatives one step closer to that gency room’s construction. His son is committed to The benefit is that the set forth in the American goal. Paula Villacreses making the hospital site the future location for a individual can pay for Families Plan. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 senior community with support facilities. healthcare costs, includ- Creating consistency in [email protected] Todd Furniss has more The two-story building at the back of the hos- ing fees associated with tax policy and transpar- Mike Shanahan pital site will remain standing and converted to everything from doctor ency in insurance costs, than 30 years of global ex- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1956 medical and social services provided by Element visits to blood tests, with while increasing the mon- perience in private equity, [email protected] Care’s PACE program. “They keep people in their cash from the health sav- ey going into the US Trea- consulting, and operations Carolina Trujillo own homes,” Solimine said in explaining why he ings accounts. sury, also supports greater as a senior-level operating Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 partnered with Element Care. By removing insurance healthcare consumerism. executive. [email protected] Union Hospital’s closing was a testament to the Jim Wilson changing economics and medical-care models pre- Chief Operating Officer, ext. 1200 vailing in the healthcare industry, particularly [email protected] when it comes to medicine and aging. CIRCULATION Medicine has advanced since the late 20th cen- Lisa Mahmoud tury and life expectancy has increased with baby Manager, ext. 1239 boomers living well into their 90s. With these ad- [email protected] vances has come the medical care and housing needs that Solimine, an experienced local devel- CUSTOMER SERVICE oper, aims to meet with his plans for the Union La’ Mosha Ball Hospital site. Customer Service, ext. 1276 COVID-19’s cruelest blow fell on seniors who [email protected] died by the score in nursing homes and who were GRAPHICS left isolated by pandemic social-distancing pro- tocols. Senior communities like the one Solimine Trevor Andreozzi Designer wants to build can go a long way toward providing [email protected] older area residents with the medical care, hous- ing and social life balance they desire and need to Sean Casey Designer live healthy lives. [email protected] Union Hospital will be relegated to the history books when demolition is completed this summer. Aaron Fee A new chapter is beginning on Lynnfield Street, Designer [email protected] thanks to Solimine’s commitment to the hospital site’s future. Edwin Peralta Jr. Designer [email protected] NEWSROOM C. QUINCE HOPKINS AND MARISSA NEUMAN JACHMAN Mike Alongi Sports Editor, ext. 1228 [email protected] Prevent sexual assault by focusing on middle schoolers Elyse Carmosino Reporter, ext. 1264 [email protected] “One in five women will have seen recently from ties, are most likely to be understand the drivers be- understanding social cues Gayla Cawley experience completed or at- reports by students at area the primary victims — and hind harassment, the fore- and developing perspec- Regional Editor, ext. 1236 tempted rape during their high schools. Starting pre- perpetrators — of sexual teller of assault. tive taking. Have you ever [email protected] lifetime.” If this Centers vention in high school is harassment by peers. This Educators have said these caught yourself saying: for Disease Control and like trying to prevent a car is where we focus our work. efforts changed classroom Allysha Dunnigan “That’s just for girls.” Kids Reporter, ext. 1302 Prevention statistic sounds crash while it’s happening. The Erin Levitas Founda- dynamics and, in address- hear the judgment inher- [email protected] familiar, it’s because it has Some damage might be tion is investing in preven- ing problematic behavior ent in these messages. Spenser Hasak not changed in the several averted, but not enough. tative education and part- directly, created fundamen- Sexual assault takes an Photographer, ext. 1332 decades since data collec- Also, the research around nering with the University tal changes in students’ un- emotional and a measur- [email protected] tion began. the subject revealed the of Maryland’s Carey School derstanding of what is and able financial toll. With the Prevention efforts have so-called “issue” of sexual of Law to implement the is not OK. Centers for Disease Control Julia Hopkins not coaxed the numbers violence in reality compris- Erin Levitas Initiative for One antidote to un- reporting 25 million rape Photographer, ext. 1224 [email protected] down and, as high as that es a handful of issues that Sexual Assault Prevention. healthy ideas about mas- survivors in the U.S. right figure remains, researchers includes understanding It begins by approaching culinity and femininity is now, we can expect to spend Thor Jourgensen believe it represents a frac- Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 consent, but also reaches seventh graders on their fostering a healthy, close re- more than $3 trillion over [email protected] tion of the country’s sexual beyond. own turf and telling them lationship with family and their lifetime on health assault problem: An esti- Since more than 90 per- — nothing, at first. peers. People with strong care, criminal justice re- Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 mated 80 percent of sexual cent of sexual assaults are Instead, we sit in a circle attachments are less likely sponse and lost productivi- [email protected] assaults go unreported. perpetrated by someone and listen. We have heard to engage in sexually ag- ty. If you are uncomfortable This decade’s prevention the survivor knows, build- the complex, nuanced gressive behaviors. speaking with your kids Steve Krause Senior Writer, ext. 1229 efforts targeted young adults ing healthy relationships is struggles kids experience Empathy is a powerful about sexual assault, that’s [email protected] and teens with the concept key. The “issue,” then, cen- while learning and process- antidote. Every time you la- OK. Try listening instead. of consent, but they, too, have ters on empathy, respect, ing evolving social realities. bel a person or assign them Tréa Lavery Reporter, ext. 1317 had no statistical effect in gender norms and roles, We heard girls are just as traits based on cultural C. Quince Hopkins is the [email protected] reducing sexual violence. We and communication. likely to engage in sexual constructs, you are dehu- director of the Levitas Ini- aimed to find out why. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Anne Marie Tobin harassment as boys, and manizing them. Assigning tiative for Sexual Assault Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 Research analysis led us researchers have linked boys are just as likely to be gender roles forces one to Prevention at the Univer- [email protected] to believe interventions sexual harassment behav- victimized by toxic mascu- look at people through a sity of Maryland Carey Sophie Yarin aimed at teens were arriv- iors to an increased likeli- linity as girls. reductive lens, seeing them School of Law. Marissa Copy Editor, ext. 1222 ing too late. Sexual assault hood of sexual assault. And Working in a circle in- as less human. Neuman Jachman is execu- [email protected] is not only occurring, but middle schoolers, grappling stead of lecturing, we’ve This is a first step on the tive director of the Erin Lev- TECHNOLOGY beginning to escalate in with new developmental worked with these kids path to sexual assault. In itas Foundation. 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PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie, the top U.S. com- mander for the Middle East, speaks to the me- dia after arriving in Syria to meet with U.S. General: As U.S. scales back in Mideast,

China may step in PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Lolita C. Baldor the great powers. And I People gathered at the Huntington Beach pier in Huntington Beach, Calif. ASSOCIATED PRESS think that as we adjust our posture in the region, RIYADH, Saudi Arabia Russia and China will be — As the United States looking very closely to see Viral video drew hundreds to scales back its military if a vacuum opens that presence across the Mid- they can exploit,” McK- dle East to focus on great enzie told reporters trav- power competition with California party; 150 arrested eling with him. “I think China and Russia, it risks they see the United States giving those two countries shifting posture to look at HUNTINGTON BEACH, on TikTok. the beach and no fireworks. juveniles who were booked a chance to fill the gap other parts of the world Calif. (AP) — A birthday One partygoer told a However, an even larger for vandalism, illegally and expand their influ- and they sense there may party invitation that went New York Times report- crowd showed up Satur- setting fireworks, failing to ence around the Gulf, the be an opportunity there.” viral on TikTok brought er: “It’s the first lit party day evening. Police esti- disperse and violating cur- top U.S. commander for Speaking in his hotel hundreds of people to a since COVID.” mated that at least 2,500 fews, said police spokes- the region said Sunday. raucous celebration on a At least 400 people people gathered at the woman Jennifer Carey. While traveling through room after meeting with Saudi officials, McKenzie Southern California beach showed up as early as beach before moving to the A number of downtown the Middle East over the Saturday night, prompting Friday evening around a downtown area. Officers businesses, police vehi- past week, Marine Gen. said weapons sales would be one need that Moscow police to declare an unlaw- lifeguard tower, police Lt. again ordered the crowd cles and a lifeguard tow- Frank McKenzie, who ful assembly and arrest Brian Smith said. When to disperse and issued an er were damaged, but no heads U.S. Central Com- and Beijing could exploit. Russia, he said, tries to sell about 150 people after they people in the crowd began overnight curfew after par- significant injuries were mand, fielded a persistent refused orders to disperse. to launch fireworks near tygoers began to climb atop reported, she said. question from the military air defense systems and other weapons to whomev- The massive gathering the fire pits, he said, offi- a lifeguard tower and shot Huntington Beach, which and political leaders he began with a now—de- cers declared an unlawful more fireworks, police said. connects a vibrant busi- met: Is the U.S. still com- er it can, and China has a long—term goal to expand leted video posted on the assembly and the partygo- Video footage from ness district to an 8-mile mitted to their country popular social media app ers scattered. the scene shows officers stretch of sand, has been and the region, and what its economic power and ul- timately establish military from a user named adrian. Huntington Beach’s po- dressed in riot helmets the site of large gatherings more support can they get. lopez517, who invited any- in the last year as pandem- bases in the region. lice department posted on shutting streets to control From the dusty battle- one to his birthday party by Twitter the next day that ic—related restrictions, In the few short months the crowd and, in some in- fields in Syria to the rock- Huntington Beach’s fire pits they were preparing for stances, firing less—lethal the 2020 presidential elec- since President Joe Biden et—pummeled neighbor- Saturday night, the Orange a surge of visitors due to rounds. Police said some tion and the Black Lives took office, he has ordered hoods in Iraq and Saudi County Register report- the promoted party and people threw bottles, rocks Matter movement drew the full withdrawal of U.S. Arabia, they worry that ed Sunday. The hashtag warned that they will en- and fireworks at officers. protesters who sometimes troops from Afghanistan America’s pivot to Asia “AdriansKickBack” received force local rules, including The people arrested in- clashed with police in the and begun to review Amer- means they will be left with- more than 180 million views no alcohol or drug use on cluded 121 adults and 28 downtown area. out the troops, ships, air- ica’s force presence in Iraq, craft and other military aid Syria and around the globe. they need to battle Irani- His administration is cut- an—backed militant groups ting U.S. military support attacking their people. for the Saudi—led offen- Lynn Drug Task Force CALL 24 HOURS A DAY And if the U.S. is slow sive against Iranian—back or text the word tiplynn and your tip to “tip411” (847411) to respond, they may look Houthi rebels in Yemen, and Hotline elsewhere for help. the Pentagon has moved “The Middle East writ ships, forces and weapons broadly is an area of in- systems out of other Middle All reports of neighborhood activity will be investigated. 781-477-4444 Callers may remain anonymous. tense competition between East countries. 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All address information, particu- Nahant Street; Sunday, 1:23 Swampscott receives grant larly arrests, reflect police records. p.m., Dunkin Donuts, 577 In the event of a perceived inac- Walnut St. curacy, it is the sole responsibility Fights to encourage seat-belt use of the concerned party to contact the relevant police department and Friday, 6:25 a.m., 108 have the department issue a no- Franklin St.; Friday, 9:39 SEAT-BELTS tion. We need to change (71 percent) and SUVs (65 lent driver, but not every- that.” percent) compared to pas- one else is. Seat belts are tice of correction to the Daily Item. a.m., Boston Street and From A1 According to the NHT- senger cars (60 percent). your best defense against Corrections or clarifications will not Nash Terrace; Friday, 10 a.m., Ainsworth Place; Friday, 9:52 as that,” said Jeff Larason, SA, seat belts saved an es- “Seat belts are the best impaired, aggressive, and be made without express notice of p.m., Essex and Rockaway Division Director of the timated 61 lives in Massa- way to protect yourself distracted drivers.” change from the arresting police Streets; Saturday, 12:34 a.m., OGR’s Highway Safety chusetts in 2018. A larger from dangerous drivers,” department. 312 Union St.. Division. “Massachusetts percentage of fatalities are said Kevin Stanton, Exec- Tréa Lavery can be has one of the lowest seat unrestrained in accidents utive Director of the OGR. reached at tlavery@item- LYNN Fire belt-use rates in the na- involving pickup trucks “You might be an excel- live.com. Arrests Friday, 10:50 a.m., 11 Fern- wood Ave; Friday, 1:08 p.m Jeffrey Crosby, 44 Essex ., Eastern Avenue and Erie Louisville pins hopes on St., Lynn, Saturday, 2:44 a.m., Street; Saturday, 9:27 a.m., possession of a class A sub- 32 Market St.; Saturday, 3:15 stance, trespassing, shoplift- p.m., Boston and Franklin ing. Streets; Saturday, 9:49 p.m., Justice Dept. review of policing Carlos Martinez, 52, Fri- 69 N. Common St. day, 1:18 p.m., ordinance By Dylan Lovan violation, open container law. Hazardous Material ASSOCIATED PRESS LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Accidents Friday, 12:13 p.m., MBTA parking garage; Friday, 2:23 For the people marching Friday, 2:09 a.m., 228 p.m., Thurgood Marshall Mid- in the streets for more Washington St.; Friday, 7:49 dle School, 100 Brookline St.; than a year after the kill- a.m., 586 Western Ave; Friday, Friday, 9:11 p.m., Bennet and ing of Breonna Taylor, a 9:32 a.m., hit-and-run, 174 Commercial Streets; Satur- wide-ranging new federal Broad St.; Friday, 9:34 a.m., day, 2:41 p.m., 82 New Park investigation of policing 35 Market Square; Friday, St.; Sunday, 10:24 a.m., 247 in Louisville is seen as one 1:05 p.m., 3 Lynnfield St.; Linwood St. more chance for justice. Friday, 1:09 p.m ., Commer- The demonstrations big cial Street and Varney Terrace; Larceny and small have led to law- Friday, 1:15 p.m., Creighton suits and complaints that Place and Essex Street; Fri- Friday, 5:46 p.m., 780 Lyn- police are abusing the peo- day, 1:15 p.m., 130 Nep- nway. ple out protesting abuse. tune Blvd; Friday, 4:42 p.m., Most are still upset that no hit-and-run, Boston Street Missing Persons officers have been directly charged in the killing of and Willis Court; Friday, 5:08 Saturday, 8:15 p.m., 103 p.m., 301 Essex St.; Friday, Johnson St. Taylor on March 13, 2020. 6:34 p.m., Blossom Street “It’s been insult to injury extension and Lynnway; Fri- Overdoses the whole time for many day, 7:16 p.m., 810 Lynnway; of us protesting,” said Saturday, 6:42 a.m., 25 Bos- Friday, 8:18 a.m., 73 On- Shameka Parrish-Wright, ton St.; Saturday, 12:08 p.m., tario St.; Friday, 7:50 p.m., 7 a Louisville mayoral can- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS 145 N. Common St.; Satur- Franklin St.; Saturday, 4:48 didate who has been ar- A protester holds up a painting of Breonna Taylor during a rally on the one day, 12:11 p.m., Commercial a.m., Union Variety, 88 Union rested during protests. year anniversary of her death at Jefferson Square Park in Louisville, Ky. and So. Common Streets; St.; Sunday, 12:45 a.m., 158 “They’ve started this civil Saturday, 2:26 p.m.; 602 Es- Chestnut St., parking lot. unrest. We’re out here be- Guard, brought in to en- “There was nothing going both cases, the announced sex St.; Saturday, 2:40 p.m., cause of them and we’ve force a curfew, descended on at his place, no protest- scope includes any viola- hit-and-run, 33 Timson St.; Receiving Stolen Property been treated like trash.” on his property. ing going on,” the family’s tions of First Amendment Saturday, 4:27 p.m., Boston The broadened “patterns Barbecue cook David attorney, Steve Romines, rights and questions about and Childs Streets; Saturday, Saturday, 3:12 p.m., 654 and practices” probe an- McAtee thought he was un- said in an interview. “Peo- illegal searches and sei- 6:11 p.m., hit-and-run, 547 Western Ave.; Sunday, 10:56 nounced last month by der attack, his family said. ple were standing around zures and equal protection Boston St.; Saturday, 7:15 a.m., 27 Howard St. U.S. Attorney Merrick Gar- Surveillance video showed eating barbecue.” under the law. p.m., Lynnway-Rotary; Satur- land could soon be led by a Romines said he trusts Louisville’s city leaders day, 7:38 p.m., Henry Avenue Suspicious Activity veteran Black civil rights authorities arriving at his the civil rights division to and new police chief — the and Washington Street; Satur- lawyer who has criticized restaurant and unleashing Friday, 7:58, 46 Sar- pepper balls without warn- conduct “a good faith re- fourth since Taylor’s death day, 8:07 p.m., 96 Green St.; the handling of the Tay- view of the multiple bad gent’s Court; Saturday, 1:10 ing, striking around his — welcomed the Justice Saturday, 8:38 p.m., 14 Estes lor case. Kristen Clarke is actors in LMPD.” a.m.,111 Grant St. No. 4, grill and inside his kitchen. Department’s promise to St.; Saturday, 8:55 p.m., 543 the Biden administration’s The Justice Department third floor; Saturday, 10:26 McAtee didn’t realize they examine the “root causes” Essex St., No. 301; Satur- choice to lead the Justice had already begun an in- day, 11:25 p.m., 20 Henry p.m., Newhall and Sagamore were non-lethal weapons of potential civil rights vi- Streets; Saturday, 11:46 p.m., Department’s Civil Rights vestigation last year into Ave.; Saturday, 12:18 a.m., Division. Her nomina- fired by law enforcers, his the officers involved in the olations going back about 56 Ingalls St.; Sunday, 7:54 51 Boston St.; Sunday, 5:57 family’s lawyer said. He five years. a.m., Acorn Street and Ran- tion narrowly advanced Taylor shooting and their a.m., Chatham and Marian- through a Senate commit- fired two rounds from a chain of command for civil “I think our officers at na Streets; Sunday, 10:11 toul Ave.; Sunday, 2:23 p.m., handgun through the door LMPD really want to have 65 Bickfore St.; Sunday, 2:32 tee this week. rights violations. a.m., 191 Union St.; Sunday, of his eatery, and was shot the very best police depart- p.m., 30 Lansing Road. Federal investigators are The pattern or practice 11:08 a.m., 77 Lynn Shore likely to review instances dead by a National Guard investigation reflects a ment in the country,” said Drive; Sunday, 12:54 p.m., Uninvited Guest in which Louisville demon- member. shift in priorities under the David James, a city council Lynn Shore Drive and Nahant strators were beaten and The chief of police was new Democratic admin- member and former police Street; Sunday, 1:23 p.m., Friday, 3:43 a.m., 57 Lin- shot with pepper balls, as later fired because Louis- istration, which opened a officer. But “I think there O’Callaghan Way and Walnut wood Road; Friday, 2:47 p.m., well as the killing of a pop- ville officers on the scene similar probe of the Min- has to be some cultural Street; Sunday, 2:56 p.m., 44 Essex St.; Saturday, 2:53 ular barbecue stand owner failed to turn on their neapolis Police after the change to take place in or- 95 Pleasant St.; Sunday 3:07 a.m., 11 Sachem St., No. as police and the National body cameras. death of George Floyd. In der for that to happen.” p.m.; 112 Jefferson St. 11A, basement; Sunday, 1:29 p.m., 49 Sewall St., No. 2. Assaults Black man’s death in Mississippi: Friday, 8:15 p.m., 1 King- Vandalism sley Terr. No. 11; Saturday, Friday, 7:05 a.m., 262 S. 1:43 p.m., 33 High St., Sec- Common St.; Saturday, 12:32 Lynching or suicide? ond floor; Saturday, 7:43 a.m., 11 Sachem St., shed. p.m., State Liquors, 44 State St.. By Leah Willingham comments about Jones in SWAMPSCOTT ASSOCIATED PRESS the past, as well as about Disturbances another of Rankin’s boy- Disturbance SCOTT COUNTY, Miss. friends, who is also Black. Friday, 1:44 a.m., 126 East- — On the night of Feb. 8, O’Bryant adamantly de- ern Ave., second floor; Friday, Saturday, 10:37 p.m., 2018, Willie Andrew Jones Group on skateboards in and nies the allegations. 8:41 a.m., 101 Childs St.; Jr. and Alexis Rankin ar- “If they had seen any- Friday, 5:50 p.m., 98 Warren out of traffic, causing distur- gued in the car on the way bance. thing even a little wrong, St.; Friday, 7 p.m., 204 Curwin to her parents’ home in I’d have been thrown in Scott County, Mississippi. Circle; Friday, 7:31 p.m., 69 jail,” he said in an inter- Fire The couple were going Orchard St.; Friday, 8:24 p.m., view with The Associat- through a rough patch in 12 Tilton Terrace, No. 3; Sat- ed Press. “They’re trying Saturday, 9:48 a.m., mulch their relationship, but they urday, 12:27 a.m., 26 Essex to make it seem like I’m outside of Marshalls was had a 3-month-old child to- Circle; Saturday, 12:58 a.m., some big head white su- smoking. gether, and the 21-year-old Brightwood Terrace; Saturday, premacist or something. I Jones wanted to reconcile. 1:33 a.m., 11 Sachem St. A; Hazardous Conditions didn’t touch him.” Saturday, 2 a.m., Ainsworth They continued fight- ing when they arrived at O’Bryant said he never Place; Saturday, 1:48 p.m.; Saturday, 8:46 a.m., tree responded to the lawsuit 12 Eutaw Ave., third floor; blocking traffic lights on Ellis the 19-year-old Rankin’s home, where a group of or defended himself in Saturday, 10:55 p.m., Family and Paradise Roads; Satur- court because he never re- Dollar, 200 Union St; Sun- her family members was day, 12:21 p.m., 59 Pleasant FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ceived a summons, though day, 12:11 a.m., Gannon Golf staying. At some point, St., wire down; court records indicate the Course; Saturday, 12:17 a.m., Jones walked out, leaving Tammie Townsend holds a collage of photo- paperwork was mailed to Richard Street; Saturday, Larceny Rankin inside. Not long graphs of her eldest son, Willie Jones Jr., 21, 1:08 a.m., 34 W. Neptune St.; afterward, Rankin’s step- with family members. him and also hand-deliv- Saturday, 1:15 a.m., 14 Larch Saturday, 10:27 a.m., 3 father was calling 911 to ered to a family member Road; Saturday, 3:34 a.m., Mostlyn St., Caller reports say Jones was dead. of national reckoning over O’Bryant said he then saw living at his house. O’Bry- 40 Hanover St.; Sunday, 8:36 items missing from her yard; The Black man was how law enforcement in- Jones walk across the front ant said the relative was a.m., 8 Rogers Ave.; Sunday, Receiving Stolen Property found hanging from a tree teracts with African Amer- yard with a rope in his struggling with drug ad- 9:35 a.m., Beach Road and Saturday, 10:07 a.m., Hum- in the yard of his white icans and other minorities. hand, but he said he didn’t diction at the time and phrey Street. girlfriend’s home, 50 feet Jones’ family refuses to take the threat seriously. never gave it to him. from the house and about accept the sheriff’s ruling Jones’ mother, Tammie He says he now wants 5 feet from the roadway. and is asking that the case Townsend, said her son to appeal but doesn’t have The young man’s feet be reopened. After prose- had never expressed sui- the money to hire a lawyer. Selling a house? were touching the ground cutors initially declined to cidal thoughts to her. She Working as a car me- Buying a house? and his knees were bent. move forward with charges, said he had a sports injury chanic, O’Bryant said he His body was slumped un- the family filed a wrong- that prevented him from can’t put together $11 Find out what properties der the young pecan tree, ful-death lawsuit alleging being able to lift his arm some days. “I sure don’t recently sold in your area. a blue and white cloth that Rankin’s stepfather, above his head, something have $11 million,” he said. belt wrapped around his Harold O’Bryant Jr., either she said would have made At the same time, he Check out neck. A yellow nylon cord killed Jones or failed to it physically impossible to said, his family has been attached to the buckle was prevent Jones from killing hang himself. forced to move from their the Real Estate page tied around a branch of himself. O’Bryant never Jones’ family says O’Bry- home. He said that after in Saturday’s paper. the tree. responded to the lawsuit, ant was prejudiced against Jones’ death, a drive-by The sheriff’s department and in April, a Jackson-ar- Jones because of his race shooter sprayed his house ruled the hanging a suicide; ea judge awarded relatives and didn’t approve of his with bullets while his Jones’ family believes he close to $11.4 million. stepdaughter dating a grandchildren were inside. was lynched. The case has According to a police Black man. The lawsuit But Jill Collen Jeffer- touched a raw nerve in a report, O’Bryant told an states that O’Bryant has son, a civil rights attorney state whose past is tainted officer that Jones said he a history of erratic and vi- representing the family, by the frequent lynchings of was going to kill himself olent behavior and claims described the case as “a Black people, and at a time just before he walked out. he made threatening modern-day lynching.” MONDAY, MAY 24, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7 About half fully vaccinated in Massachusetts

BOSTON (AP) — Coro- sterile water, the Portland navirus developments Press Herald reported. around New England: That renders the dose in- MASSACHUSETTS effective. The number of people Walgreens said the cus- fully vaccinated against tomers who received the COVID-19 in Massachu- deactivated doses are be- setts is approaching 50 ing contacted to return for percent, state of cials an active dose. said. Maine CDC said there The Massachusetts De- was immediate public partment of Public Health health risk from the mis- said late Saturday that take, which was reported more than 3.4 million peo- to state authorities. Early-rising ple in the state are fully NEW HAMPSHIRE visitors vaccinated. Massachu- to Acadia setts has about 7 million New Hampshire res- National Park residents. idents are feeling more await the The New England states comfortable with activ- have paced the nation ities like eating inside sunrise on in vaccinating residents a restaurant, going to a the summit against the virus, which state beach, and getting of Cadillac has killed more than their hair cut, according to Mountain near 580,000 Americans. a Granite State Poll con- Bar Harbor, Massachusetts has the ducted by the University Maine. second highest percent- of New Hampshire Survey age of fully vaccinated Center. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS residents in the U.S. after About half of those Connecticut, and Maine is polled said they are cur- this. A total of 69 percent will start running again sued a state of emergency. for Systems Science and number three, according rently comfortable with said they wear a mask on July 19 after being sus- The Vermonter runs be- Engineering to measure to data from the U.S. Cen- attending a wedding with 50 or more people, going when getting restaurant pended for more than a tween Washington D.C. outbreak caseloads and ters for Disease Control takeout food, down from and St. Albans and the to a bar or pub, going to year because of the coro- deaths across the United and Prevention. 75 percent in December. Ethan Allen Express runs a gym or health club, and navirus pandemic. States. The public health de- Relatively few people between New York City going to a movie theater, Tickets are currently partment tweeted on Sat- continue to wear a mask and Rutland. CONNECTICUT according to the survey available for the Vermont- urday that it will continue when socializing with published Wednesday. er and the Ethan Allen RHODE ISLAND Elsewhere in southern to promote coronavirus family or friends they vaccines in the state, as Even though New Express state-supported New England, the average don’t live with or while ex- train service, of cials said, The average number of many residents still need Hampshire no longer has daily COVID-19 deaths in number of daily new coro- ercising outdoors. according to WCAX-TV. to get a second shot. a statewide mask man- Rhode Island has fallen to navirus cases in Connecti- Also nearly 75 percent “The trains will be run- “Be sure to get both,” the date and the Centers for less than one. cut is less than half what surveyed said they are at ning on the same sched- agency tweeted. Disease Control and Pre- least partially vaccinated The seven-day rolling it was two weeks ago. vention announced that ules that were in place average of daily deaths in The seven-day rolling MAINE against COVID-19. Seven- when the state suspend- fully vaccinated individu- teen percent said they will Rhode Island fell over the average of daily new cas- ed service on March 26, A Walgreens in Maine als no longer need to wear probably not or almost past two weeks, from 2.29 es in Connecticut did not 2020,” Transportation Sec- accidentally gave deacti- masks in most situations, certainly not be vaccinat- deaths per day on May 7 increase over the past two retary Joe Flynn said in a vated doses of COVID-19 people responding to the ed, unchanged since April. to 0.57 deaths per day on weeks, going from 497.86 vaccines to the public, the statement this past week. the survey said they are The survey center said May 21. The seven-day new cases per day on May Maine Center for Disease wearing masks at only “We appreciate the pa- 1,824 people completed rolling average of daily 7 to 192.57 new cases per Control and Prevention slightly lower rates than tience of all of our custom- new cases in Rhode Island the survey online between day on May 21. The sev- has said. in December. The survey ers, including the many also fell over the past two May 13 and May 17. The en-day rolling average of The vaccines are usu- said 83 percent said they margin of sampling error Vermonters who relied on weeks, going from 198.71 daily deaths in Connecti- ally diluted with saline always wear a mask while or the survey was plus these trains for transpor- new cases per day on May solution before they are shopping at a grocery store or minus 2.3 percentage tation when the pandemic 7 to 124.71 new cases per cut also did not increase injected into a patient, but or pharmacy, down from points. struck.” day on May 21. over the past two weeks, workers at the Sanford 89 percent in December, The train service was The AP is using data going from 5.71 deaths VERMONT location of the pharmacy while only 10 percent said suspended last March collected by Johns Hop- per day on May 7 to 5.57 chain accidentally used they rarely or never do Vermont Amtrak service after the the governor is- kins University Center deaths per day on May 21.

NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS Olympic swimmer gifts will help augment the idence Schools Superin- this week will begin their plans marathon swim world-class clinical pro- tendent Harrison Peters ministry with the support grams at Westerly Hospital to resign several days ago. of the people of God and for cancer research and allow us to further up- Peters had been the sub- con dence in the enduring grade our facility so that it ject of criticism due to his presence of Christ. Our NEW SHOREHAM, R.I. re ects the extraordinary hiring Olayinka Alege, a Archdiocese is blessed (AP) — Rhode Island na- care that is provided to our school administrator who by their response to the tive and Olympic swim- patients and their families.” was charged with the as- Lord’s call to service.” mer Elizabeth Beisel Established in 2003, sault of a teenager in April. plans to swim from the the Alfred M. Roberts Jr. Peters is to be paid about mainland to Block Island Brockton celebrates the life Charitable Foundation $170,000 to leave, the Bos- this summer raise to mon- of Marvelous Marvin Hagler bene ts organizations in ton Globe reported. That’s ey for cancer research. Westerly and also Jack- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The Saunderstown na- about half what his con- BROCKTON (AP) — sonville, Florida. tract required if he had Virgin Galactic’s VSS Unity departs Mojave Air tive said in a statement The life of boxing cham- The Georges, residents been terminated without & Space Port in Mojave, Calif. this week she’s teaming up pion Marvelous Marvin with Swim Across Ameri- of Darien, Connecticut cause, the paper reported. Hagler is being celebrated ca to make the roughly 12- and the Watch Hill sec- Some members of the in his hometown of Brock- mile swim on Aug. 20. tion of Westerly, have been Rhode Island Senate and ton this weekend. Virgin Galactic She said she wanted to supporters of Westerly the Providence Teachers Hagler died in March at help after a family member Hospital since 1996. Union president said the the age of 66, and the cele- rocket ship ascends was diagnosed with pan- payout to Peters was un- bration Sunday would have creatic cancer. No woman Woman dies after taken from called for. Senate Majority been his 67th birthday, The has completed the trip from burned Massachusetts home Whip Maryellen Goodwin Enterprise reported. from New Mexico Point Judith to Block Island. called it “disgraceful.” “Marvelous Marvin “I quickly realized what STOUGHTON (AP) — Peters apologized for hir- Hagler has been an in- least two more undated test By Morgan Lee my family was going Fire of cials in a Mas- ing Alege several days ago. spiration and a source of ASSOCIATED PRESS  ights lie ahead — the next through was sadly all too sachusetts town said a He said the decision was civic pride for Brockton with four mission special- “an error in judgment.” SANTA FE, N.M. — Vir- common and that the most 93-year-old woman died for generations,” Mayor ist passengers in the cabin. Alege was arrested on gin Galactic on Saturday impactful way I could raise on Saturday morning after Robert Sullivan said in a Pending trials also include May 10 and pleaded not made its rst rocket-pow- funds for cancer research she was found unconscious statement. “He is one of a  ight that will take Bran- guilty to the misdemeanor ered  ight from New Mex- and clinical trials would in a room adjacent to a re. the primary reasons why son to the edge of space. assault charge days later. ico to the fringe of space in be through my swimming Fire ghters received a we are known as the ‘City “The  ight today was ele- platform,” she told Swim- call about the three-alarm He has resigned from his of Champions.’ This public a manned shuttle, as the gant, beautiful,” Colglazier company forges toward of- mingworld.com. re in Stoughton at about school administrator job. memorial will be a tting said. “We’re going to analyze fering tourist  ights to the Beisel swam in three 3:30 a.m., The Boston tribute to one of our city’s all the data that we gather edge of the Earth’s atmo- Olympic games — in Bei- Globe reported. The re 8 men being ordained into favorite sons and one of on these  ights. But watch- sphere. jing in 2008; in London in broke out on the second boxing’s all-time greats.” ing from the ground and Roman Catholic priesthood High above the desert in a 2012; and in Rio de Janeiro  oor of a two-and-a-half- The event, scheduled speaking with our pilots, it cloudless sky, the VSS Uni- in 2016. She won silver and story single-family home. BOSTON (AP) — Car- to take place at Marcia- was magni cent. So now it’s ty ignited its rocket to hur- bronze medals in London. Emergency workers dinal Seán O’Malley is or- no Stadium, will feature time for us to do this again.” tle the ship and two pilots Swim Across America is tried to resuscitate the daining eight men into the several celebrity guests toward space. A live feed Virgin Galactic said the a nonpro t that supports woman before transport- Roman Catholic priest- and speakers, including by NASASpaceFlight.com  ight provided an assess- cancer research. ing her to Good Samaritan hood on Saturday. boxing champion Bernard showed the ship accelerat- ment of upgrades to a hori- Medical Center. She later Six priests are being or- Hopkins, ESPN host Ste- ing upward and con rmed zontal stabilizer, other  ight Westerly Hospital gets died at the hospital. dained at the Cathedral phen A. Smith, boxing an- controls and a suite of cabin a landing later via radar. $1M in charitable gifts Of cials had not identi ed of the Holy Cross for the alyst Al Bernstein, WCVB Virgin Galactic an- cameras designed to pro- the woman on Saturday. Of- Archdiocese of Boston. sports anchor Mike Lynch, nounced that its VSS Uni- vide live images of the  ight WESTERLY, R.I. (AP) cials said she was the only Two priests are being or- boxing writer and histori- ty shuttle accelerated to to people on the ground. The — Westerly Hospital has person inside the house at dained for the Diocese of an Ron Borges and mem- three times the speed of shuttle also carried a scien- recently received a total the time of the re and six Kumbakonam, India, but bers of the Hagler family. sound and reached an al- ti c payload in cooperation of $1 million in gifts from other people got out safely. will serve in the Archdio- Sullivan said Thursday titude of just over 55 miles with NASA’s Flight Oppor- two foundations. The cause of the re was cese of Boston for a period that boxing champions (89 kilometers) above sea tunities Program. The pledges were from still under investigation. of time before returning Vinny Pazienza and Mick- level before making its Preparations for the lat- the Alfred M. Roberts Jr. to their home diocese, ac- ey Ward are also expected gliding return through the est  ight included a mainte- Charitable Foundation and Providence schools chief cording to a statement to attend. atmosphere. nance review of the special the Meredith and Whitney terminated after hiring row from the archdiocese. Attendance is limited British billionaire and carrier plane that  ies the George Family Founda- The ordination Mass that to about 3,000 people be- Virgin Galactic founder six-passenger spacecraft tion, according to the hos- PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) begins at 10 a.m. will air on cause of COVID-19 safety Sir Richard Branson said to a high altitude, where it pital’s foundation, The Sun — Rhode Island education the CatholicTV Network protocols. the  ight and landing is released so it can re its reported Thursday. of cials have reached an “As we begin to emerge Hagler was born in bring the roughly 15-year- rocket motor and make the “We are grateful for these agreement with the super- from the pandemic, we are Newark, New Jersey, and old venture tantalizingly nal push to space. landmark gifts from two intendent of Providence reminded of the dedicated moved with his family to close to commercial  ights The rst powered test of very generous organiza- schools to terminate his priests who guided their Brockton in the late 1960s. for tourists. Virgin Galac- the rocket ship in New Mex- tions that have long sup- contract in the wake of criti- parishes through the un- He was 62-3-2 with 52 tic says those  ights could ico from Spaceport America ported Westerly Hospital,” cism about a hiring decision. precedented challenges knockouts in his career begin next year. was delayed repeatedly be- Patrick Green, the hospi- Rhode Island Education of the past year,” O’Mal- and the undisputed mid- “Today was just an incred- fore Saturday’s launch. In tal’s president and CEO Commissioner Angélica ley said in a statement. dleweight champion from ible step in the right direc- December 2020, computer said in a statement. “These Infante-Green asked Prov- “The priests we ordain 1980 to 1987. tion,” Branson told The As- trouble caused by elec- sociated Press shortly after tromagnetic interference the  ight landings. “It test- prevented the spaceship’s Catch up with your ed a lot of new systems that rocket from ring properly. the teams have been build- Instead of soaring toward favorite team ing and they all worked.” space, the ship and its two Virgin Galactic CEO Mi- pilots were forced to make in Item Sports! chael Colglazier said at an immediate landing. A8 MONDAY, MAY 24, 2021 LOOK! National Escargot Day, Brother’s Day, Asparagus Day

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. Lynn English spring revue to return on Youtube By Allysha Dunnigan ITEM STAFF LYNN — The Lynn English theater collective will be presenting a dif- ferent sort of spring revue PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS next week. Members of the band Maneskin from Italy The show, called “Bull- stand with the trophy after winning the Grand dog Pride,” will be pre- Final of the Eurovision Song Contest at Ahoy sented via Youtube. arena in Rotterdam, Netherlands. This annual show was cut short last year due to the pandemic, but drama teacher Michael Lopez, Italy Eurovision said the students have transitioned to recording scenes and songs via Zoom, winners return home which are then edited to- gether to create the show. to cheers, a drug test Lopez said this idea began about a year ago By Nicole Winfield question, but announced when he, and his stu- and Trisha Thomas David had offered to take dents, were restricted to ASSOCIATED PRESS the test, which is sched- their homes and had more uled for Monday. time on their hands. Since ROME — The Italian In Italy, the drug claim glam rock band that won the pandemic began, the didn’t mar the praise that the Eurovision Song drama club has been able poured in Sunday from Contest returned home to do three virtual shows. the Italian establishment Sunday to the adulation “Classes weren’t really for the victory of the PHOTO | MICHAEL LOPEZ of fans, congratulations happening because a lot rather anti-establishment from the government of our students in the Dis- Vice Principal Heather Fabiano demonstrates a yoga pose, part of the Maneskin, a glam rock and so much speculation trict didn’t have laptops musical number “Maniac.” that the lead singer had band that got its start yet,” Lopez said. “So I got snorted cocaine during busking on Rome’s main some kids together (who) airpods in to hear the Lopez said, was that “With this, we didn’t the show that he vowed to shopping drag. were willing to participate prerecorded scenes from they lost all the money in make any money,” Lopez take a drug test. Their win gave Italy a and we worked on that for their cast members so ticket sales, on which the said. “We actually lost “We want to shut down sorely needed boost after several weeks and then they knew when to begin club relies. money because we spent the rumors,” Maneskin lead a dreadful year as one of put it all together.” their part. For the three short money on the show and singer Damiano David the countries worst hit by The spring revue, howev- This new way of video plays the club put on in all of that.” told reporters at Rome’s the coronavirus and will er, is a bit different than performances, as opposed the fall, Lopez said it Lopez said his hus- Leonardo da Vinci airport bring next year’s compe- their other virtual shows. to live,is something Lopez posted the videos through band, who is a graphic as the band arrived home tition back to the place At first, Lopez said the fall said he never thought he an online drama website designer and children’s after their victory in Rotter- where European song show was created strictly would have to do. But he where people pay to view book illustrator, took over dam, Netherlands. contests began. from Zoom clips, but this has made the most of it. the video. Unfortunately, the project of editing all Rumors spread on The band was the book- year’s spring revue fea- “Not all of the students Lopez said this resource of these virtual shows, social media after David makers’ favorite going tures Zoom clips as well as were into this and some got too complicated and which Lopez said took was seen bending over a into the Eurovision finale in-person scenes. said they didn’t want to there ended up being a long time. Now that table during the Satur- and sealed the win early The spring musical was participate,” Lopez said. issues with tickets and he has more experience day night live television Sunday with the highest written by the students Lopez said although access to the videos, so doing so, Lopez said the broadcast. Asked at a popular vote in the enor- and includes well-known this prerecorded way of the drama club is return- spring revue should be post-victory news con- mously entertaining, and songs that have been re- performing wasn’t ideal ing to Youtube to post its edited and up on Youtube ference whether he’d incredibly kitsch, annual written to include names for everyone, it was nice work for the spring revue. next week. snorted cocaine, David song festival. of teachers and staff at because he said they With the videos on You- “We’re excited for people said he doesn’t use drugs “We are out of our English. had six to seven times tube, people are free to to see the spring revue. and that he’d bent over minds!” Florence’s Students came in one as many views with the watch, so Lopez encourag- The kids put a lot of work because another band Uffizi Galleries tweet- at a time to record their plays online than they did es people to donate online into it,” Lopez said. “We member had broken a ed, echoing Maneskin’s scenes, whether they were in-person. at www.lehsdrama.org had a lot of fun with it.” glass at their feet. winning song lyrics, along in the halls of the school, “It was really great. It so they can raise funds Eurovision confirmed with an image of a Car- outside, or in front of a got a lot of views,” Lopez to help pay for their next Allysha Dunnigan can that broken glass was avaggio Medusa and the green screen. Lopez said said. performance and the costs be reached at adun- found under the table in hashtag #Uffizirock. each student would have The downside to that, that accompany it. [email protected] Local news on your doorstep CNN cuts ties with Rick Santorum over disparaging comments By Mark Kennedy ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — CNN is Former cutting ties with former Pennsylvania Republican senator and Sen. Rick current TV analyst Rick Santorum Santorum over dispar- speaks aging comments he made during the about Native American Fox Business culture. Network On CNN, Santorum was Republican a senior political commen- presidential tator who was often tasked debate. with giving the Republican point of view during cam- FILE PHOTO | paign coverage. 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©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B MONDAY, MAY 24, 2021 Magicians sti e Peabody in win through Houlden, and he’s BOYS LACROSSE a great ballplayer who can By Mike Alongi shoot the lights out,” said ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Wilkens. “It was a tough game and I’m proud of the PEABODY — The Mar- way our guys dug down blehead lacrosse team put deep on a hot day and together the right game pulled out the win.” plan and executed it to the “We expected the heavy fullest on Saturday, notch- eyes on Jack, but the bot- ing a 13-6 win over North- tom line is that we just eastern Conference foe didn’t execute out there,” Peabody in a battle of pre- said Peabody coach Leo viously undefeated teams Shidler. “Credit to Marble- at Coley Lee Field. The Ma- head, they came with the gicians had to withstand a right game plan and they couple of rallies from the played well all day.” Tanners, but a string of ve Will Shull led the way unanswered goals at the with four goals in the victo- end of the third and begin- ry, while Matt Thompson ning of the fourth quarter scored three goals. Josh sealed the deal. Robertson and Mark A key part of the game Paquette each added two plan for Marblehead was goals. Connor Cronin had shutting down high-scoring one goal and two assists, Peabody attack Jack Houl- while Carter Laramie had den — the top goal scorer one goal and one assist. in the North Shore enter- But a big part of the story ing the game. The Magi- was Marblehead goalie J.T. cians did just that, keeping Monahan, who made 12 ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK saves against a normally Houlden to just one goal on high-scoring Peabody team. Marblehead’s Matt Thompson (second from left) celebrates after scoring one of his three goals in a the day. win over Peabody Saturday afternoon. “A lot of their stuff runs MARBLEHEAD, B2 Spartans take down unbeaten Mike Bishop Feehan Alongi The Spartans got right A shout-out BASEBALL to work in this one, jump- By Mike Alongi ing out to a 1-0 lead in the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR top of the rst. A single for a job and two hit batters loaded ATTLEBORO — The St. up the bases with no outs Mary’s baseball team for Moynihan, who came well done notched an important up with a timely RBI sin- Catholic Central League gle to put St. Mary’s When I got the news that Chris Car- win over the weekend, go- ahead. roll was stepping down as the head ing on the road at taking coach of the Lynn English football down previously unde- Cabral was red-hot to open the game, striking team, I’ll admit I was a bit surprised. feated Bishop Feehan by a Obviously after hearing his reasoning score of 3-1 on Saturday out ve of the rst six batters he faced. But Fee- for moving on and the fact that he afternoon at Bishop Fee- wants to spend more time with his han High School. The han nally responded in the bottom of the third, young family, I understood much bet- Shamrocks came into the ter and I wish him the best of luck in game as the No. 8-ranked starting with a leadoff single from Adam Walker the future. baseball team in the state, It was a great run for Carroll, who but that didn’t phase the to get a man on base. Cabral proceeded to strike spent six years at the helm of the Bull- Spartans. dogs. English won 35 games in that Aiven Cabral was the out the next two batters, but then Kevin Barrera stretch, with 28 of them coming over star of the game for the the course of the past four years. And Spartans, contributing stepped in and lined a two-out RBI single to tie of course there was 2017, when the heavily to the win on both Bulldogs won a program-record 10 sides of the eld. His main the game at 1-1. But the Spartans an- games and went all the way to the job was on the mound, Division 3 North nal. and the junior righty swered right back in the top of the fourth. Falasca And he also did what every coach pitched a seven-inning wants to do — beat his rival more gem — allowing one run singled and was sacri ced over to second base for times than it beat him. He went 4-2 on just ve hits with an against Classical, including a win just Donohue, who smacked impressive 14 strikeouts a couple of weeks ago at the end of a an RBI single to put St. and only one walk. He pandemic-shortened season. Mary’s up 2-1. Next up threw 109 pitches to earn I just want to give a shout-out to was Cabral, who laced an the victory, with 83 of Carroll for all he’s accomplished at RBI double to left eld to them going for strikes. English, and I want to once again wish make it 3-1. Cabral also got the job him the best of luck in the future. From there, it was all done with the bat, helping — I usually reserve these spaces in Cabral on the mound. He his own cause by going my notes column for our local high only allowed two hits over 1-for-2 with a double, a school sports, but I’d be remiss if I the nal four innings, walk and one RBI. didn’t say something about Phil Mick- striking out seven batters Jason Donohue (1-for-3) elson’s unbelievable win at the PGA over that span to seal the and Terence Moynihan (1- Championship on Sunday. At 50 years for-4) also added one RBI victory for the Spartans. old and a full ve years removed from each in the win, while De- St. Mary’s (5-4) hosts St. ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS the last time he contended in a major niel Ortiz (1-for-3) and Joseph’s Prep Monday af- championship, Mickelson came out St. Mary’s pitcher Aiven Cabral pitched a complete game and Tommy Falasca (1-for-3) ternoon (4) at Fraser this weekend and absolutely smashed struck out 14 batters in a win over Bishop Feehan Saturday. also added hits. Field. the ball around The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island. He’s now the oldest player ever to win a major, and -- as ridiculous as it sounds -- he’s got to be Fenwick baseball splits pair of games over the weekend one of the favorites going into the US Open next month. Also performing well in Prep Monday afternoon Not bad for a guy who has eligibility SCHOOL ROUNDUP Sunday’s win were Scott (3). to play on the Champions’ Tour. By Mike Alongi BOYS LACROSSE Emerson (2-for-2, two — It continues to be a great season ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Bishop Feehan 12, RBI), Dan Reddick (1-for- for St. Mary’s junior Aiven Cabral. He St. Mary’s 10 3, two RBI) and Alex Gon- had maybe his best all-around perfor- The Bishop Fenwick The Spartans trailed by zalez (3-for-3, three runs mance of the season this weekend, baseball team had a busy as many as six goals at scored). striking out 14 batters in a win over weekend, splitting a pair one point in the game, On Saturday, Gonzalez previously undefeated Bishop Feehan. of Catholic Central eventually battling back paced the offense after I was just saying the other day how League games against a to take a 10-9 lead. But going 1-for-4 with two funny it is that before this season pair of quality opponents. Feehan was able to notch RBI. Anthony Marino started, the last time I saw him on the After falling to Bishop the nal three goals, took the loss on the eld was during a Lynn Babe Ruth Stang 8-2 on Saturday, earning the win at Man- mound after pitching 4 all-star game pre-pandemic. Funny the Crusaders followed it ning Field. 1/3 innings and ve runs how time  ies. up with a key 8-1 win Zach Barden led the (one earned) on four hits — Fridays seem to be the day for over a strong Bishop Fee- way with four goals and with ve strikeouts. marquee baseball games this year, han team on Sunday. one assist, while Harrison Fenwick (6-4) has near- and this week is no different. Every- The star of Sunday’s Kinne and Jackson Field ly a full week off before one loves a good old-fashioned Lynn game was Christian each had one goal and traveling to Winthrop for English-Lynn Classical battle on the Loescher, who earned the two assists. Brady Ayles a doubleheader on Satur- diamond, and we’ll be treated to that win on the mound after had one goal and one as- day (10 and 2). tossing 6 1/3 innings and sist, while Seamus Foley, Friday afternoon at Fraser Field. En- SOFTBALL allowing just one run on Maxwell Field and Jack glish is led by rst-year head coach Bishop Feehan 8, ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS one hit with two strike- Silva each scored one Esteban Paula, a former Bulldog play- Christian Loescher had a huge day for outs. He also contributed St. Mary’s 1 goal. er himself, and Classical is led by Mike heavily at the plate, going St. Mary’s (8-2) plays on Bishop Fenwick in a win over Bishop Zukowski. It’ll be nice to see them all 2-for-3 with three RBI. the road at St. Joseph’s ROUNDUP, B2 Feehan Sunday afternoon. back on the eld again after so long. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MAY 24, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE MONDAY bury) (4) Baseball Marblehead at Masconomet (4) St. John’s (Shrewsbury) at St. John’s Girls Tennis Prep (4) St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (3:30) St. Joseph’s Prep at St. Mary’s (4) Beverly at Saugus (3:45) Gloucester at Marblehead (4) Masconomet at Marblehead (4) English at Chelsea (4) Gloucester at Peabody (4:30) Danvers at Peabody (4) Track Masconomet at Saugus (4) Lynnfield at Hamilton-Wenham (3:30) Somerville at Classical (7) TUESDAY Softball Baseball St. Mary’s at St. Joseph’s Prep (3) Newburyport at Lynnfield (3:45) Lynnfield at Newburyport (3:45) Mystic Valley at Tech (4) Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (4) Masconomet at St. Mary’s (7) Classical at Somerville (4) Softball Chelsea at English (4) Peabody at Austin Prep (4) Danvers at Marblehead (4) Nashoba at Tech (4) Swampscott at Masconomet (4) Saugus at Winthrop (4) Boys Lacrosse Malden Catholic at St. Mary’s (6) St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick (3) Boys Lacrosse Pentucket at Lynnfield (3:45) St. John’s Prep at St. John’s (Shrews- Beverly at Marblehead (4) bury) (5:30) Winthrop at Masconomet (4:30) Saugus at Danvers (5) Girls Lacrosse St. Mary’s at Malden Catholic (4) Girls Lacrosse Swampscott at Peabody (4) Lynnfield at Pentucket (3:45) Marblehead at Beverly (4) Boys Volleyball St. John’s (Shrewsbury) at St. John’s Danvers at Saugus (4) Prep (5:30) Masconomet at Winthrop (4) St. Joseph’s Prep at St. Mary’s (5) Boys Tennis Boys Tennis St. Mary’s at Lowell Catholic (3:30) Bishop Stang at St. Mary’s (3:30) Girls Tennis Bishop Fenwick at Arlington Catholic Lowell Catholic at St. Mary’s (3:30) (3:30) Track St. John’s Prep at St. John’s (Shrews- Saugus at Gloucester (4:30)

TV/RADIO TV NBA Playoffs 7:30 p.m...... Miami at Milwaukee...... TNT 10 p.m...... Portland at Denver...... TNT NHL Playoffs 7 p.m...... NY Islanders at Pittsburgh...... NBCSN 7 p.m...... Toronto at Montreal...... NHL Network 8 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Florida...... CNBC ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 10:30 p.m...... Minnesota at Vegas...... CNBC Marblehead’s Will Shull (right) scored four goals in a win over Peabody Saturday afternoon at Coley MLB Lee Field. 1 p.m...... Tampa Bay at Toronto...... MLB Network 8:10 p.m...... St. Louis at Chi. White Sox...... ESPN 11 p.m...... Seattle at Oakland...... MLB Network Women’s College Golf Marblehead lacrosse outlasts Peabody 5 p.m...... NCAA championships...... Golf MARBLEHEAD blehead is solid all around but then the Tanners “Lacrosse is a game of From B1 and there’s nothing we notched two goals in a runs, and it was a good sign NHL PLAYOFFS could really attack,” said 22-second span to all of a that our guys didn’t ever FIRST ROUND Edmonton at Winnipeg, 7:30 p.m. “J.T. is tough and he’s a Shidler. “We needed to play sudden make it a 4-3 game. pack it in and they never (Best-of-7) Monday, May 24 great goaltender, and I a perfect game, and we But a defensive break- let up,” said Wilkens. Saturday, May 22 N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. think he’s very underrat- were anything but that in down by Peabody with Peabody (6-1) will try to Tampa Bay 6, Florida 2, Tampa Bay Toronto at Montreal, 7 p.m. ed,” said Wilkens. “He’s a this one.” about four minutes to go get back to its winning leads series 3 - 1 Tampa Bay at Florida, 8 p.m. gamer. He’s a great three- It was a back-and-forth led to a breakaway goal for ways Thursday (5) against Edmonton at Winnipeg, 9:45 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 4, Pittsburgh 1, series sport athlete, a true leader Thompson, and the Magi- Minnesota at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. affair to start, with Shull Danvers. tied 2 - 2 and the guys love playing Tuesday, May 25 getting Marblehead on the cians were able to add two “The boys will learn from Toronto 5, Montreal 1, series tied in front of him.” 1 - 1 Nashville at Carolina, TBA board less than three min- more goals in the final this one, because a lot of Vegas 4, Minnesota 0, Vegas leads x-Washington at Boston, TBA For the Tanners, Cam utes into the game to take three minutes to take a 7-3 them have never played in series 3 - 1 Toronto at Montreal, TBA Collins and Keenan Mad- a 1-0 lead. Peabody re- lead into halftime. a big game like this,” said Sunday, May 23 x-St. Louis at Colorado, TBA den each scored two goals. sponded three minutes lat- After Marblehead opened Shidler. “We can learn from Nashville 4, Carolina 3, 2OT, Nash- Wednesday, May 26 Anthony Bettencourt had er when Lucas hit Betten- the third quarter with a a lot of things in this game, ville leads series 3-2 x-Florida at Tampa Bay, TBA one goal and one assist, court for a goal to tie it at goal from Paquette, Pea- and I know they’ll be itch- Colorado 5, St. Louis 2, Colorado Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, TBA while Houlden scored one 1-1, but a quick strike from body scored back-to-back ing for another crack at wins series 4-0 x-Winnipeg at Edmonton, TBA goal. Drew Lucas and Luke Thompson gave the Magi- goals and appeared to be these guys at the end of the Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. x-Vegas at Minnesota, TBA Buckley each added one as- cians a 2-1 lead at the end making another run. But year.” sist, while goalie Derek of the first quarter. then, behind a run of five Marblehead (6-0) will try Patturelli made eight Marblehead stretched its unanswered goals in a span to keep its unbeaten streak NBA PLAYOFFS saves. lead to 4-1 in the second of 12 minutes, Marblehead alive Monday afternoon (4) FIRST ROUND Phoenix 99, L.A. Lakers 90, Phoenix “We had some really good thanks to one goal each took control of the game with a home game against (Best-of-7) leads series 1-0 looks (Saturday), but Mar- from Shull and Robertson, and cruised to a victory. Beverly. Saturday, May 22 Atlanta at New York, 7 p.m. Memphis at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Milwaukee 109, Miami 107, OT, Mil- Monday, May 24 waukee leads series 1-0 Miami at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. Fenwick boys lacrosse pushes past Bishop Stang Dallas 113, L.A. Clippers 103, Dal- Portland at Denver, 10 p.m. las leads series 1-0 Tuesday, May 25 ROUNDUP thony each added one assists. Sydney Langton Peabody (4-3) hosts Brooklyn 104, Boston 93, Brooklyn Boston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. From B1 goal and one assist, while had two goals and one Swampscott Tuesday af- leads the series 1-0 L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Brady McClung scored assist, Molly Forbes ternoon (4). Portland 123, Denver 109, Portland Dallas at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Goalie Daniel Domen- one goal. scored two goals and Gigi Bishop Fenwick 19, leads the series 1-0 Wednesday, May 26 iconi made 14 saves in Fenwick (3-3) hosts ri- Lombardi scored one goal. Bishop Stang 7 Sunday, May 23 Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. the loss. val St. Mary’s Monday af- Hadley Wales and Mae Brynn Bertucci had a Philadelphia 125, Washington 118, Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m. St. Mary’s plays on the Philadelphia leads series 1-0 Memphis at Utah, 10 p.m. ternoon (3). Colwell added one assist massive game for the Cru- road at rival Bishop Fen- GIRLS LACROSSE each, while goalie Eliza- saders, totaling nine wick Monday afternoon Marblehead 10, beth Driscoll shut the points after scoring seven (3). Peabody 5 door on Peabody with 13 goals with two assists. MLB Bishop Fenwick 9, The Magicians notched saves. Hanna Goodreau added AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Bishop Stang 7 East Division East Division a marquee win under the Marblehead (3-2) trav- five goals and two assists W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Liam Hill continued his Boston 29 19 .604 _ New York 21 19 .525 _ strong season for the Cru- lights at Piper Field Sat- els to Beverly Monday af- in the win, while Lucy Tampa Bay 29 19 .604 _ Atlanta 23 24 .489 1½ urday night, getting back ternoon (4). O’Flynn and Ella Morgan New York 28 19 .596 ½ Philadelphia 23 24 .489 1½ saders, leading the offen- Toronto 23 22 .511 4½ Miami 22 24 .478 2 sive attack with three above .500 with a North- The Tanners got two each scored two goals. Baltimore 17 29 .370 11 Washington 20 23 .465 2½ goals. eastern Conference victo- goals from Hailee Lomas- Elani Gikas, Paige Little- Central Division Central Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Manny Alvarez-Segee ry. ney in the loss, while Am- hale, Amy Hatfield and Chicago 26 19 .578 _ St. Louis 26 19 .578 _ added two goals and one Fehr Gillett had a big ber Kiricoples, Hailey Eve Watson all played Cleveland 24 20 .545 1½ Chicago 23 22 .511 3 well defensively. Kansas City 22 23 .489 4 Milwaukee 23 23 .500 3½ assist, while Anthony game for the Magicians Baker and McKayla Fish- Detroit 18 28 .391 8½ Cincinnati 20 25 .444 6 Sasso had one goal and with three goals, while er each scored one goal. Fenwick (6-1) is now off Minnesota 17 29 .370 9½ Pittsburgh 18 28 .391 8½ three assists. Connor Maddie Erskine contrib- Goalie Olivia Lavalle had until June 1, when it will West Division West Division W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Sturnolio and Aiden An- uted two goals and two 10 saves. travel to St. Joseph’s Prep. Oakland 28 20 .583 _ San Diego 30 17 .638 _ Houston 26 21 .553 1½ Los Angeles 29 18 .617 1 Texas 22 27 .449 6½ San Francisco 28 19 .596 2 Seattle 21 26 .447 6½ Colorado 18 29 .383 12 Mickelson becomes oldest major champ in history Los Angeles 20 27 .426 7½ Arizona 18 30 .375 12½ Sunday’s Games Baltimore (Means 4-0) at Minnesota (Shoe- By Doug Ferguson along the 18th hole after Tampa Bay 6, Toronto 4 maker 2-5), 7:40 p.m. Washington 6, Baltimore 5 San Diego (Snell 1-0) at Milwaukee (Wood- ASSOCIATED PRESS Mickelson hit 9-iron safe- Philadelphia 6, Boston 2 ruff 2-2), 7:40 p.m. ly to just outside 15 feet N.Y. Yankees 5, Chicago White Sox 4 St. Louis (Kim 1-1) at Chicago White Sox KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. that all but secured a Minnesota 8, Cleveland 5, 10 innings (Lynn 4-1), 8:10 p.m. — Phil Mickelson has de- Kansas City 3, Detroit 2 Seattle (Kikuchi 1-3) at Oakland (Montas most improbable victory. Texas 3, Houston 2, 10 innings 5-3), 9:40 p.m. livered so many thrills San Diego 9, Seattle 2 Thousands of fans en- Tuesday’s Games and spills over 30 years of Miami 5, N.Y. Mets 1 Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 6:35 p.m. gulfed him down the fair- Atlanta 7, Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia at Miami, 6:40 p.m. pure theater that no one Milwaukee 9, Cincinnati 4 way — a scene typically Cincinnati at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Colorado 4, Arizona 3 ever knows what he will Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. seen only at the British L.A. Dodgers 11, San Francisco 5 do next. L.A. Angels 6, Oakland 5 Cleveland at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Open — until Mickelson Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 7:08 p.m. Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. His latest act was a real emerged into view with a Monday’s Games Baltimore at Minnesota, 7:40 p.m. Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 2-3) at Toronto Atlanta at Boston, 7:10 p.m. stunner: A major champi- thumbs-up. (Stripling 0-3), 1:07 p.m. Colorado at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. on at age 50. Chants of “Lefty! Lefty! Philadelphia (Eflin 2-3) at Miami (Rogers San Diego at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. 6-2), 6:40 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Mickelson captured his Lefty!” chased him onto Colorado (Gomber 2-4) at N.Y. Mets (Peter- St. Louis at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. sixth major and by far the the green and into the son 1-3), 7:10 p.m. Texas at L.A. Angels, 9:38 p.m. Cleveland (Hentges 1-1) at Detroit (Turnbull Seattle at Oakland, 9:40 p.m. most surprising Sunday scoring tent, his final duty 3-2), 7:10 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. at the PGA Champion- of a week he won’t soon ship. He made two early forget. TODAY IN SPORTS birdies with that magical Three months after wedge game and let a cast 43-year-old Tom Brady May 24 Unser broke a rule during a slow- of contenders fall too far won a seventh Super 1935 — In the first major league down period near the end of the behind to catch him in the Bowl, Mickelson added to race. The decision is later reversed, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS night game, the Reds beat the Phil- shifting wind of Kiawah this year of ageless won- adelphia Phillies 2-1 before 25,000 giving Unser credit for the victory, but he is fined $40,000. Island. ders. Mickelson became After winning the PGA Championship Sunday, fans in Cincinnati. He closed with a 1-over 1936 — Tony Lazzeri of the New 1986 — The Montreal Canadiens the first player in PGA Phil Mickelson is now the oldest player to ever York Yankees drives in 11 runs with win their 23rd Stanley Cup, beating 73, building a five-shot Tour history to win tour- win a major championship at 50 years old. a triple and three home runs — two the Calgary Flames 4-3 in five games. lead on the back nine and naments 30 years apart. of them grand slams — in a 25-2 1988 — The fourth game of the not making any critical The first of his 45 titles Woods. their chances, but only rout of the Philadelphia A’s. Stanley Cup finals between the Ed- mistakes that kept him was in 1991 when he was “He’s been on tour as briefly. Koepka was 4 over 1980 — Bobby Nystrom’s overtime monton Oilers and Boston Bruins is from his place in history. still a junior at Arizona long as I’ve been alive,” on the par 5s when the goal gives the New York Islanders a postponed with the score tied 3-3 Julius Boros for 53 years State. Jon Rahm said. “For him game was still on and and 3:23 left in the second period 5-4 victory over the Philadelphia Fly- held the distinction of Mickelson became the to keep that willingness closed with a 74. Oosthui- when a power failure hits Boston ers in Game 6 for their first Stanley golf’s oldest major cham- Cup title. Garden. 10th player to win majors to play and compete and zen hit into the water as 1981 — The Indianapolis 500 ends 1990 — The Edmonton Oilers win pion. He was 48 when he in three decades, an elite practice, it’s truly admira- he was trying to make a in controversy when Mario Andretti, their fifth Stanley Cup in seven sea- won the 1968 PGA Cham- list that starts with Harry ble.” final run and shot 73. who finished second to Bobby Un- sons by beating the Bruins 4-1 in pionship in San Antonio. Vardon and was most re- Brooks Koepka and Mickelson finished at ser, is declared the winner because Game 5. Pure chaos broke out cently achieved by Tiger Louis Oosthuizen had 6-under 282. MONDAY, MAY 24, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION

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FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump criminal investigation looms over Manhattan DA race FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS By Michael R. Sisak borough, the party’s June Three candidates have Maricopa County ballots cast in the 2020 general election are examined ASSOCIATED PRESS 22 primary is highly likely never been prosecutors, and recounted by contractors working for Florida-based company, Cy- to decide the winner. including Orlins, civ- ber Ninjas, at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix. NEW YORK — Eight The eight candidates il rights lawyer Tahanie days after Donald Trump have made clear they’re Aboushi and state Assem- turns 75 next month, not afraid of taking on bly member Dan Quart. New York City voters will the former president, but No obvious frontrunner Experts or ‘grifters’? Little cast their last ballots in most have been cautious has emerged in the crowd- an election that’s sure to to stay away from overtly ed field. have consequences for the known firm runs Arizona audit anti-Trump rhetoric. The Trump investiga- former president. “While I can’t say what I ing Republican Donald of its election machines tion, which the former By Nicholas Riccardi It’s not another White will specifically do without ASSOCIATED PRESS Trump, and not Democrat because their security has president has decried as a House run, but a vote in seeing all the facts and the Joe Biden, had won Mar- been permanently com- “witch hunt,” carries ma- In early March, a Bos- the Democratic Party pri- evidence, if Donald Trump icopa County and Arizona. promised by the auditors. mary for Manhattan’s next jor implications for his po- ton-based vote-counting or any of the Trumps com- litical future and the fate Now the untested, lit- Experts note the review district attorney — the mitted crimes in Man- firm called Clear Ballot tle-known cybersecurity isn’t following standard re- of his company. Group sent a bid to Arizo- person who would likely hattan, I will prosecute firm is running a partly tax- counting procedures and, end up handling prosecu- Trump isn’t the only top- na’s state Senate to audit them,” said candidate Eli- ic of discussion in the race, payer-funded process that unlike with other election tion if an ongoing investi- za Orlins, a public defend- the 2020 presidential elec- amid reignited concern election experts describe audits in Arizona, mem- gation of Trump’s business er who once appeared as a tion results in Maricopa over street crime and the as so deeply flawed it veers bers of each major political finds criminal wrongdoing. contestant on “Survivor.” County. ongoing debate about crim- into the surreal. Its chief party are not at each table The current district at- “It is more vital now than The firm has conducted inal justice and the role of more than 200 such audits aim, critics say, appears to observing the counting. torney, Cyrus Vance Jr., is ever, that the office of the be testing far-fetched the- The auditors are check- leaving office at the end of district attorney be under- prosecutors, renewed in over 13 years in business. the wake of the Minneap- “Our level of comparison ories, rather than simply ing for bamboo fibers to the year, meaning there’s stood not to be a political olis police killing of George data is unmatched,” Keir recounting votes — an ap- test a theory that tens of a good chance he’ll pass office, that the district at- Floyd a year ago. Holeman, a Clear Bal- proach that directly under- thousands of fake ballots the two-year probe to his torney not be perceived “At the beginning of the lot Group vice president, mines the country’s demo- were shipped from Asia. A successor. to be in bed with anyone,” race, maybe last year, a wrote to the Republi- cratic traditions. onetime treasure hunter The matter of who will said another candidate, can-controlled Senate. He “If I give you 20 M&Ms, who claims to have invent- take over has taken on Lucy Lang, a former assis- lot of folks thought that never heard back, he says. and you want 30, you can ed a new method to auto- new urgency after the tant district attorney and Trump would be a prima- Instead, the state Sen- keep counting it, but you matically spot ballot fraud announcement this week former director of John Jay ry talking point, but he ate hired a small Flori- did not get 30 M&Ms,” said says his technology is be- that the state attorney College’s Institute for In- doesn’t really seem to be da-based cybersecurity David Becker of the Cen- ing used in the review. general’s office had joined novation in Prosecution. the main issue in this crop firm known as Cyber Nin- ter for Election Innovation It’s become too much for the DA’s Trump criminal The robust field includes of candidates,” said Chris- jas that had not placed a and Research, a former De- some Republicans. The investigation — a sweep- three former prosecutors in tina Greer, political science formal bid for the contract partment of Justice voting Maricopa County Board ing look at hush-money the Manhattan district at- professor at Fordham Uni- and had no experience rights attorney and elec- of Supervisors, all but payments, property valu- torney’s office — Lang, Liz versity. “He’s in a long list with election audits. Sen- tions expert. “This is not one of whom are Repub- ations, tax strategies, ex- Crotty and Diana Florence of issues, but crime and ate President Karen Fann an effort to find the truth.” licans, this week accused ecutive compensation and — and two former federal how the DA will prosecute says she can’t recall how Experienced vote count- Republicans in the Senate other dealings. prosecutors, Tali Farhadian particular cases seem to be she found the firm, but her ers have watched the of having “rented out the In a solidly Democratic Weinstein and Alvin Bragg. the more prescient issues.” critics believe one creden- process in shock. Arizona once-good name of the Ar- tial stood out: Cyber Nin- Secretary of State Katie izona Senate” to “grifters.” jas’ chief executive officer Hobbs, a Democrat, said “Your ‘auditors’ are in had tweeted support for this week Maricopa Coun- way over their heads,” the conspiracy theories claim- ty will need to replace all board wrote in a letter. Tennessee moves to the forefront with anti-transgender laws

By Jonathan Mattise, Kimberlee Kruesi and Lindsay Whitehurst ASSOCIATED PRESS NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Conservative lawmakers nationwide introduced a flurry of anti-LGBTQ bills this year, but no state’s political leaders have gone FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS further than Tennessee in Tourists ride classic convertible cars on the Malecon beside the United enacting new laws target- States Embassy in Havana, Cuba. ing transgender people. Lawmakers passed and Republican Gov. Bill Lee Growing mystery of suspected signed five new bills into law, consistently dismiss- ing concerns that they energy attacks draws US concern discriminate against an PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS already vulnerable pop- By Nomaan ducting damaging attacks Particularly alarming ulation, that some of the Colin Goodbred, a 22-year-old transgender stu- Merchant, against U.S. personnel are revelations of at least laws are unworkable and dent, who was raised in the Nashville suburbs, Robert Burns would unleash calls for a two possible incidents in that they could damage says the bevy of new laws in Tennessee could and Eric Tucker forceful response by the the Washington area, in- the state’s reputation. keep him from ever calling the state home again. ASSOCIATED PRESS United States. cluding one case near the Supporters defend the For now, the administra- WASHINGTON — The White House in November laws policy by policy, argu- Tennessee’s emergence ti-LGBTQ legislation in tion is providing assuranc- in which an official report- ing that one protects pa- as an anti-LGBTQ leader recent history. Biden administration is es that it takes the matter facing new pressure to re- ed dizziness. rental rights, others protect grows out of a rightward Tennessee this year seriously, is investigat- The new higher number girls and women and one political shift in a state banned transgender ath- solve a mystery that has ing aggressively and will vexed its predecessors: Is of possible cases was first even improves equality. Op- Republicans already firm- letes from playing girls make sure those affected reported by The New York ponents reject those claims. ly controlled. Lee’s Repub- public high school or mid- an adversary using a micro- have good medical care. wave or radio wave weapon Times. CNN first reported Colin Goodbred, a 22-year- lican predecessor tapped dle school sports. The state The problem has been the case near the White old transgender student the brakes on some so- is poised to become the to attack the brains of U.S. labeled the “Havana Syn- diplomats, spies and mili- House and an additional raised in the Nashville sub- cially conservative legis- first to require government drome,” because the first incident in November. lation, but emphatic GOP buildings and businesses tary personnel? urbs who attends college in cases affected personnel in Advocates for those af- election wins fueled by that are open to the pub- The number of reported 2016 at the U.S. Embassy New Hampshire, says the fected accuse the U.S. gov- bevy of new laws could keep strong support for former lic to post signs if they let cases of possible attack in Cuba. At least 130 cases ernment of long failing to him from ever calling Ten- President Donald Trump trans people use multi-per- is sharply growing and across the government are take the problem seriously nessee home again. have emboldened law- son bathrooms and other lawmakers from both par- now under investigation, or provide the necessary “I think that these sorts makers since then. That’s facilities associated with ties, as well as those be- up from several dozen last of bills are part of what the political landscape in their gender identity. lieved to be affected, are year, according to a U.S. medical care and benefits. is pushing me away from which Lee is launching his Public schools, mean- demanding answers. But defense official who was “The government has a identifying Tennessee as 2022 reelection bid. while, will soon risk los- scientists and government not authorized to discuss much better understanding my own state, even though Legislatures in 30 other ing lawsuits if they let officials aren’t yet certain details publicly. The Na- of it than it has let on,” said I spent the vast majority of states, most of them Re- transgender students or about who might have tional Security Council is Mark Zaid, a Washington my childhood, I grew up, in publican-controlled, have employees use multi-per- been behind any attacks, if leading the investigation. lawyer who represents sev- Tennessee,” said Goodbred, considered banning trans son bathrooms or locker the symptoms could have People who are believed eral people affected. Zaid a Dartmouth College se- youth from sports teams rooms that do not reflect been caused inadvertently to have been affected have has obtained National Se- nior. “I don’t feel like I want that align with their gen- their sex at birth. Lee by surveillance equipment reported headaches, dizzi- curity Agency documents to return there. I’m already der identity. Twenty have also signed legislation to — or if the incidents were ness and symptoms consis- noting it has information going to college out of state. weighed bans on gen- require school districts to actually attacks. tent with concussions, with dating to the late 1990s I’m wanting to work out of der-confirming medicalalert parents 30 days be- Whatever an official re- some requiring months of about an unidentified “hos- state. And they’ve made it care for transgender mi- fore students are taught view concludes could have medical treatment. Some tile country” possibly hav- abundantly clear that they nors. The Human Rights about sexual orientation enormous consequences. have reported hearing a ing a microwave weapon do not want trans people in Campaign has called 2021 or gender identity, letting Confirmation that a U.S. loud noise before the sud- “to weaken, intimidate, or the state.” the worst year for an- them opt out of the lesson. adversary has been con- den onset of symptoms. kill an enemy over time.” B4 THE DAILY ITEM MONDAY, MAY 24, 2021 COMICS

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

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THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Lonely customer spends hours at local business DEAR ABBY: I’ve — What religious and/ been in the retail busi- Dear Abby is written by Abigail or spiritual practices do ness for 12 years; my Van Buren, also known as Jeanne you participate in, if any? husband and I own it. A Phillips, and was founded by her — What are your cur- customer moved here a rent levels of anxiety, and few months ago. He’s re- mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact what is your current tired and lives with his Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. mood? wife, daughter and Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Readers, your input is grandchild. He’s bored important. Understand- and doesn’t want to be ing your beliefs, includ- around his family, so he hang out at our store. volunteer, etc. ing how they affect your has started spending ev- He’s basically using us as mental health, could ben- ery day in our store, an outlet to talk to people DEAR READERS: A efit individuals who need wasting our time. and keep himself out of group of distinguished help and haven’t gotten it. He bothers customers his house. Please help. I psychiatrists, the Group To participate in this with his stories and traps want to say it in a nice for the Advancement of ANONYMOUS survey, them for hours at a time. way, but I think any way Psychiatry (GAP), needs you must be 18 years of He has purchased some is going to hurt his feel- help from some of you. age or older. The URL be- items, so he is buying ings. They are seeking to un- low will direct you to the from us. But I can tell he derstand how faith iden- online survey. For those just wants a place to UNPLEASANT tity — being spiritual, who have no internet ac- hang out. He is loud and SITUATION intrudes into other peo- religious, spiritual but cess but would like to par- ple’s conversations when DEAR UNPLEASANT: not religious, or neither ticipate, please send a they are at the counters. You seem to be a compas- religious nor spiritual — letter to: He has also taken a lik- sionate person. Check out positively or negatively GAP Religion/Spiritu- ing to one employee who what services are avail- impacts mental health ality Survey works Saturdays and has able for seniors in your and well-being. Below is P.O. Box 570218 started spending four to area. Then explain to the the URL to an online sur- Dallas, TX 75357-0218 five hours every Satur- customer that while you vey, which will take ap- URL: https://yalesur- day coming in and trying appreciate his business, proximately 10 to 15 min- vey.ca1.qualtrics.com/ to make conversation you and your employees utes to complete. The jfe/form/SV_8G4jpAMk- about anything. have work to do, limited questions address the fol- F2BDLlb I have never had to time to do it and cannot lowing topics: Thank you in advance deal with this kind of socialize with him. Then — Do you identify as for helping them out. customer. I don’t know suggest some places religious, spiritual, both They are a wonderful, how to tell him he can’t where he can spend time, or neither? caring group of doctors. BRIDGE

Promotion results in higher pay Anthony Hope, a British author, declarer seemed to have only three wrote, “It doesn’t do to be quixotic. losers: one spade and two hearts. Telling the truth to people who mis- But the defenders generated a fourth understand you is really promoting trick. falsehood.” West led a fourth-highest heart That can happen at the bridge table. two. East could now read South for When defending, if you have a partner 6=2=5=0 distribution. Also, presum- who watches your cards, then signal ably declarer held the diamond ace accurately, not quixotically. In contrast, for his opening bid. If so, the defense if he pays no attention, play randomly, had to collect two hearts and two hoping declarer, thinking you are sig- spades. naling, draws erroneous conclusions. East won with the heart king, However, another of Hope’s words cashed the heart ace and continued applies to this deal, which was played with his third heart. After taking that in a high-stakes Chicago game. Would trick on the board, declarer played a you prefer to declare in or defend spade to his jack. West won with the against four spades? king and, trusting his partner’s line of South might have passed out three defense, led his remaining heart. East no-trump, but that contract would ruffed with the spade queen, upper- have failed if East had led a low club cutting declarer to promote a trump (perhaps after cashing one or two top trick. South overruffed with the spade hearts). ace and cashed the spade 10, but With the trumps lying as they were, now West’s spade nine was high. MONDAY, MAY 24, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B5 WHAT TO WATCH CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

8 p.m. ABC Movie: Tangled For its 50th animated feature, Disney puts clever Don’t worry: Rob Lowe isn’t twists on the familiar tale of “Rapunzel,” with Mandy Moore voicing the heroine whose lengthy hair makes her the captive of a villainess (voice of stage veter- an Donna Murphy) wanting to harness its magical power. Zachary Levi (“Chuck”) speaks the words of leaving your TV anytime soon a thief who invades the tower where Rapunzel is be- ing held, then teams with her to escape. The score is by Disney veteran Alan Menken (“Beauty and the Beast”).

9 p.m. CBS All Rise Judge Lola Carmichael (Simone Missick) faces ten- sion in nearly every aspect of her life in the Season 2 finale, “Yeet.” Unfortunately the pressure just keeps mounting when she reluctantly agrees to allow me- dia professionals inside her courtroom during a high-profile murder trial. Ryan Michelle Bathe, Sa- mantha Marie Ware and Todd Williams guest star; Wilson Bethel, Marg Helgenberger, Jessica Cama- cho, Lindsay Mendez, J. Alex Brinson and Ruthie Ann Miles also star. The legal drama will not return for Season 3.

10 p.m. PBS Independent Lens Filmmaker Alice Gu’s “The Donut King” traces the twist-filled and unexpected journey of Ted Ngoy, a Cambodian refugee who arrived in California in the 1970s and eventually built a multimillion-dollar do- nut empire up and down the West Coast, through an audacious combination of determination and sheer luck. His first shop in Orange County, Calif., was just the first of several locations for the Christy’s Donuts chain, providing Ngoy with profits he used to sponsor visas for hundreds of incoming Cambodian refugees, offering them steady employment.

10:01 p.m. NBC Debris Season 1 of this sci-fi series from J.H. Wyman (“Fringe,” “Almost Human”) draws to a close with a Rob Lowe was about to hit when it airs Monday on FOX. “They keep finding ways to change in plans. finale called “Celestial Body,” in which the lives of the dust — literally — when we So far on Lone Star, the first subvert that archetype, and “The only place in the world agents Bryan Beneventi and Finola Jones (Jonathan caught up with him on the set responders of Austin have it makes it really fun to play.” that was open to shoot and Tucker, Riann Steele) may be permanently changed of FOX’s 9-1-1: Lone Star. He’s dealt with a tornado, a wild- Just as Lone Star ends, had the protocols in place to as both Bryan’s boss, Craig Maddox (Norbert Leo shooting the Season 2 finale, in fire, a solar storm and a vol- Mental Samurai begins make it safe was Portugal. Butz) and members of the sinister extremist group which a huge dust storm mess- canic sinkhole. Owen himself again. After a long hiatus, And I’d never been. It was known as INFLUX converge on the pieces of alien es with Texas, big time. has had to fight cancer, count- Lowe is back as host for Sea- a great excuse to go,” Lowe Debris they seek. Scroobius Pip also stars. NBC has But for Lowe and his fire- less family and relationship son 2 of the quiz show/thrill says. “We imported all of our not yet renewed the show for a second season. fighter character Owen issues, and being the prime ride starting Tuesday on contestants from America. Strand, a little flying dirt is suspect in the case of a seri- FOX. The pressure is on a We just moved the entire pro- 11 p.m. all in a day’s work. al arsonist. How much worse new batch of contestants to duction over there, and it was AMC “It’s going to be an adven- can things get for the guy? answer questions and solve surreal and wonderful.” The Secrets She Keeps ture. There’s going to be lots Lowe credits the writers for puzzles while being spun Portugal has its own itera- This taut psychological thriller from Australia about of visual effects,” Lowe says. finding innovative methods around the arena by “Ava,” a tion of Mental Samurai, and the fateful intersection of two women from vastly “I know it’s going to be super of making Owen miserable. high-speed, rotating capsule its own Ava that the U.S. pro- different backgrounds draws to a close with a finale uncomfortable, but unfor- “They do a great job of writ- attached to a robotic arm. duction borrowed. in which Agatha (Laura Carmichael, “Downton Ab- tunately, what I’ve found is ing interesting ways to take Shooting the new season “I think the one over there bey”) is on the run with baby Rory, leaving distraught the more uncomfortable it is this traditional series lead was a dizzying experience is a little nicer than our Meghan (Jessica De Gouw) desperately struggling to shoot, the better it looks part and give it texture that on its own. It was supposed Ava,” Lowe says. “I think she to reclaim her little boy. Michael Dorman and Ryan on camera.” Viewers will you usually don’t get in a net- to debut last spring, but the enjoys that amazing Portu- Corr also star. see how cool the finale looks work procedural,” Lowe says. COVID-19 pandemic forced a guese food.”

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CLEANING/ NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE LYNN WATER & SEWER COMMISSION CARPENTRY MAINTENANCE LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS Premises: 353 Western Avenue, Lynn, MA 01904 PHASE 2 WEST LYNN SEWER SEPARATION PROJECT NO. CWSRF-4488 By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage Carpentry & Services RONNIE Z given by Diomedes Ortiz and Maria M. Cid to Mortgage Electronic Registration LEGAL NOTICE Systems, Inc., as Mortgagee, as nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., and (INVITATION TO BID) • Full Cleanouts: Homes, now held by Yakte Properties, LLC, said mortgage dated July 26, 2006 and Attics, basements, yards, MOVING recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 25949, Sealed Bids for construction of the Phase 2 West Lynn Sewer Separation project Commercial clean outs, etc. Leave your moving to us! Page 190, said mortgage was assigned from Mortgage Electronic Registration will be received by the Lynn Water and Sewer Commission (LWSC), 400 Parkland • Full Home Repairs, Whether it be one piece or more! Systems, Inc. as nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. to RRA CP Opportunity Avenue, Lynn, MA 01905 until Wednesday June 9th, 2021 at 11:00 am and at Painting and Installations. 10% off for senior citizens, Trust 1 by assignment dated June 7, 2019 and recorded with said Registry of that time placed bids will be publicly opened. The bid opening will be conducted Deeds in Book 37598, Page 583; said mortgage was assigned from RRA CP at the Commission's Office and open to the public via teleconference using • Windows, doors, porches, veterans, and disabled decks, stairs etc. Opportunity Trust 1, A Delaware Statutory Trust to Yakte Properties, LLC, a Microsoft Teams. The teleconference can be accessed by dialing (833) 436-6264 • Gutter repairs and cleaning. Call Ronnie Delaware Limited Liability Company by assignment dated July 2, 2019 and and then entering Conference ID # 962 002 799#. recorded with said Registry of Deeds in Book 37718, Page 500; for breach of the No job too small! conditions in said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be The Work of this Contract includes, but is not necessarily limited to; trench 781-321-2499 sold at Public Auction on June 10, 2021 at 12:00 PM Local Time upon the For a free estimate excavation requiring soil management and the disposal of excess unsuitable 781-354-0023 premises, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, to wit: excavated material; installation of a 54-inch cement lined ductile iron pipe force main along with fittings and appurtenances; replacement of water mains, storm CLEANING/ The land in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, bounded and described as drains and appurtenances; construction of new stormwater outfall, including MAINTENANCE follows: installation of access manholes, check valve, box culvert, new seawall/bulkhead, rip rap apron, and security fencing; roadway, sidewalk and driveway restoration; NORTHERLY: by land of the City of Lynn, thirty-nine and 19/100 (39.19) feet; and other related work.

NORTHEASTERLY: by Lot "B" as shown on plan hereinafter described, one The Lynn Water and Sewer Commission reserves the right to waive any informality WE TAKE AND DISPOSE hundred thirty-one (131) in or to reject any or all Bids if deemed to be in its best interest. The Lynn Water feet; and Sewer Commission is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Organization and invites bids from qualified minority and female firms. SOUTHEASTERLY: by Western Avenue, thirty-one and 57/100 (31.57) feet; and OF ANYTHING Contract Document & Full Invitation to Bid are available on: Monday, May 24th , SOUTHWESTERLY: by land now or late of Gagne, one hundred sixteen and 2021, for download by logging onto LWSC's website ( www.lynnwatersewer.org ), 84/100 (116.84) feet. clicking on Purchasing Department, "Current Bid Information", searching for and selecting Bid #21-003 and registering as prompted to download the documents. Cellars, Attics, Being Lot "A" as shown on Plan of Land entitled "Plan of Land in Lynn, Mass. Garages, Yards, Stores, etc. owned by Francis A. McClusky, drawn by J/W/ Parsons, Surveyor, dated June PER: ROBERT FENNELL Call for quick service 1946" or however otherwise bounded and described. Containing 4124 square feet DEPUTY DIRECTOR of land according to said Plan and recorded with Essex South District Registry of Item: May 24, 2021 and best prices. Deeds in Book 3476, Page 110. Subject to and with the benefit to the Right of Way eight (8) feet wide as shown on CITY OF LYNN said plan, which is a driveway for the use of Lots "A" and "B". INVITATION FOR BID SCHOOL DEPARTMENT BUS TRANSPORTATION For title see deed recorded in Book 17268, Page 5. WE ALSO RENT The City of Lynn, acting through the School Department, will receive bids for the The description of the property contained in the mortgage shall control in the bus transportation of students, including sports and band transportation as event of a typographical error in this publication. ROLL-OFF DUMPSTERS outlined in bid specifications. The contract will be for a maximum of three (3) years taking into consideration pricing options. 15 yards, 20 yards, and 30 yards For Mortgagor's Title see deed dated May 31, 2001 and recorded in the Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 17268, Page 5. Specifications may be obtained starting, Monday, May 24, 2021 at the City of Lynn Purchasing Department, Room 205, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901. Said mortgage is subject to a certain mortgage given by Maria M. Cid and Specifications are available by email at [email protected] or will be mailed Diomedes upon request by calling 781-586-6893. Specifications are available until the due Ortiz to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A. as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust, dated date specified below. 781-593-5308 / 781-598-0646 January 25, 2005 and recorded in Essex County (Southern District) Registry of Deeds in Book 23900, Page 238. Bids are subject to the Department of Labor Standards Prevailing Wage Rate under the provisions of M.G.L.c.149 §§ 26 - 27H. TERMS OF SALE: Said premises will be sold and conveyed subject to all liens, ericzdisposal.com encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens and assessments, if any, Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked: Bid# 03-388 School which take precedence over the said mortgage above described. REAL ESTATE Department Bus Transportation. All bids must be submitted to the purchasing FUELS/HEATING department at the address above no later than 11:00am on Tuesday, June 8, FOR SALE FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) Dollars of the purchase price must be paid in 2021 and will be publicly opened, forthwith. Emailed bids will not be accepted. cash, certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check at the time and place of the sale by the purchaser. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid in cash, The City of Lynn reserves the right to waive any informality in or to reject any or all certified check, bank treasurer's or cashier's check within thirty (30) days after the bids or any date of sale. part thereof and make award as may appear in the best interest of the City. Other terms to be announced at the sale. FUEL ASSISTANCE ACCEPTED The City of Lynn Purchasing Agent will prepare the notice of award and awarding of 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE If you want an honest this contract. Brock & Scott, PLLC We service opinion of value Bid under Chapter 30B M.G.L. FREE SERVICE 1080 Main Street, Suite 200 gas and oil Pawtucket, RI 02860 Timothy Leonard Zero down for veterans Attorney for Yakte Properties, LLC heating systems. 3% down for non-veterans Purchasing Agent Oil tanks Present Holder of the Mortgage 401-217-8701 installed/removed. Item: May 24, 2021 781-592-9505 Item: May 10, 17 and 24, 2021 TOWN OF NAHANT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF HEARINGS NOTICES FOR SALE Does your company A public hearing will be held by the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS on Monday, June All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal 7, 2021 at 5:00 P.M. via remote technology (Zoom) pursuant to Governor Baker's PAY CALLS Fair Housing Act of 1968, the Massachu- need employees? March 12, 2020 Order Suspending Certain Provisions of the Open Meeting Law, setts Anti Discrimination Act and the Boston and Cambridge Fair Housing Ordinances, which makes G.L. c. 30A, Section 18, and the Governor's March 15, 2020 order imposing strict it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or limitations on the number of persons that may gather in one place, this meeting of Pay Call Numbers discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, the Nahant Zoning Board of Appeals will be conducted via remote participation to (900, 976 and 550) handicap, familial status, national origin, ancestry, the greatest extent possible. To Join the Zoom Meeting go to www.zoom.com and Advertiser telephone numbers with age, children, marital status, sexual orientation, veteran's status, or source of income or any enter the meeting ID and Password or use the following link, you may also join by 900, 976 and 550 prefixes MUST intention to make any such preference, limitation telephone. disclose the price of the telephone or discrimination. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any call. When a number is published advertising for real estate which is in violation of https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89379607441?pwd=b1M3bkhBdGxQUHBJdVVET within the advertisement the per the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all nJaU0NIQT09 minute and/or flat charge must be dwellings in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of Meeting ID: 893 7960 7441 included. If you dial a pay per call discrimination, please call HUD toll-free at Passcode: 761722 number from an advertisement appear- 1-800-669-9777. For the N.E. area, call HUD at 617-595-5308. The toll-free number for the Telephone: 1 (646) 558-8656 ing in the classified section and it hearing-impaired is 1-800-927-9275. DOES NOT disclose this information, 5:00 PM PUBLIC HEARING on the petition filed by Margaret Ackerman, owner of please notify the Item classified the property located at 58 Lennox Road, Nahant, Massachusetts, seeking a department immediately. Response to GENERAL HELP WANTED Special Permit or Variance to extend their current deck by 4' x 12' on the left side. any pay per call numbers will be The Inspector of Buildings has denied a building permit on March 22, 2021 where charged to your telephone bill and NOW HIRING the proposed deck is in violation of Section 5.03 of the Zoning By-laws of the anyone under 18 years of age must Town of Nahant where the proposed lot coverage is 33%, where the maximum have parent's consent. OLDE TYME ITALIAN CUISINE allowed is 25%, and where the proposed left side setback is an extension of same, Please call immediately for further where the minimum allowed is 10'. details or information. Experienced Bartenders and Waitstaff CLASSIFIED Placing a help wanted ad is great for 5:30 PM PUBLIC HEARING on the petition filed by ATK LLC, owner of the property (781)593-7700 Please apply in person Wednesday, finding the skilled workers you need. located at 132 Bass Road, Nahant, Massachusetts, seeking a Special Permit and May 26th or Thursday, May 27th from a Variance to remove old an landing and stairs and build a new 6.8" x 11" deck HELP WANTED 3:00-5:00PM. Permanent and Season- with stairs. The Inspector of Buildings has denied a building permit on March 22, al positions available. Or call Dianna 2021 where the proposed deck is in violation of Section 5.03 of the Zoning at 781-596-1111. 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By Sheikh Saaliq 300,000 for a week. The Gowda said. ASSOCIATED PRESS numbers are almost cer- Mucormycosis has a high tainly undercounts, with mortality rate and was NEW DELHI — Doctors many cases likely being already present in India in India are fighting a fa- missed due to limited test- before the pandemic. It is tal fungal infection affect- ing. not contagious but its fre- ing COVID-19 patients or Experts say new infec- quency in the last month those who have recovered tions in India, which had has left doctors shocked. from the disease amid a been rising steeply, may fi- “It is a new challenge coronavirus surge that has nally be slowing. But there and things are looking driven the country’s fatali- are some early indications bleak,” said Ambrish ties to nearly 300,000. The life-threatening con- that mucormycosis, also Mithal, the chairman and dition, known as mucor- known as “black fungus,” head of the endocrinology mycosis, is relatively rare is fast becoming a cause of and diabetes department but doctors suspect that worry. at Max Healthcare, a the sudden increase in Mucormycosis is caused chain of private hospitals the infection could further by exposure to mucor in India. complicate India’s fight mold, which is common- Mithal said the fungal against the pandemic. ly found in soil, air and infection preys on patients India has reported more even in the nose and mu- with weakened immune than 26 million confirmed cus of humans. It spreads systems and underlying cases of the coronavirus through the respiratory conditions, particularly since the pandemic began, tract and erodes facial diabetes, and irrational with almost half occurring structures. Sometimes, usage of steroids. Uncon- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in the past two months. doctors have to surgically trolled blood sugar can On Sunday, the Health remove the eye to stop the A man reacts as a health worker in protective suit takes his nasal swab put immunocompromised Ministry reported 3,741 infection from reaching sample to test for COVID-19 in New Delhi, India. people at a higher risk of new deaths, driving In- the brain. contracting the disease. dia’s confirmed fatalities On Saturday, federal age of Amphotericin B, the local media have said drug shortage, which “Earlier I used to come to 299,266. minister Sadananda Gow- drug used to treat the con- more than 250 have died comes at a time when the across just a few cases ev- It also reported 240,842 da said nearly 9,000 cases dition. because of the disease. country is already short ery year but the current new infections, as dai- had been reported in India Gowda didn’t share the Health officials were on supplies of oxygen and infection rate is frighten- ly cases remained below so far, leading to a short- number of fatalities, but working to alleviate the other health care needs, ing,” said Mithal. Belarus opposition figure detained when flight diverted

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — A prominent opponent of Be- larus’ authoritarian presi- dent was arrested Sunday after the airliner in which he was traveling was di- verted to the country after a bomb threat, in what the opposition is calling a hi- jacking operation by the government. The presidential press service said President PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Alexander Lukashenko personally ordered that a Rescuers walk into the accident site to search for survivors in Jingtai MiG-29 fighter jet accom- County of Baiyin City, northwest China’s Gansu Province. pany the Ryanair plane — carrying opposition figure Raman Pratasevich and 21 die in extreme weather traveling from Athens, Greece, to Vilnius, Lithua- nia — to the airport in the capital Minsk. FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in China ultramarathon Deputy air force com- mander Andrei Gurtsev- Belarus police detain journalist Raman Prata- BEIJING (AP) — Twen- which said the runners per, a state-backed news- ich said the plane’s crew sevich, center, in Minsk, Belarus. ty-one people running a suffered from physical dis- paper based in Shanghai. mountain ultramarathon comfort and the sudden made the decision to land A woman who worked for in Minsk, but Ryanair could carry a prison sen- ger Raman Pratasevich,” have died in northwestern drop in temperature. the race organizer, Gansu tence of up to 15 years. she said in a statement. China after hail, freezing The runners were racing said in a statement that Shengjing Sports Culture The presidential press “Not a single person who rain and gale-force winds on an extremely narrow Belarusian air traffic con- Development Co., said there trol instructed the plane service said the bomb flies over Belarus can be hit the high-altitude race, mountain path at an alti- threat was received while state media reported Sun- tude reaching 6,500-9,800 were no predictions of ex- to divert to the capital. sure of his safety.” the plane was over Belar- day. feet. The 60-mile race was treme weather for the day Lithuanian President Belarusian authori- usian territory. Officials After an all-night rescue held Saturday in the Yel- of the race, according to Bei- Gitanas Nauseda also ties said there were 123 later said no explosives operation in freezing tem- low River Stone Forest jing News, a paper owned by claimed the plane was passengers on the plane, forced to land in Minsk were found on board. peratures involving more tourist site in Baiyin city the Beijing city government. which was expected to and said Lukashenko’s Flight-tracker sites indi- than 700 personnel, res- in Gansu province. However, Baiyin city’s resume its trip to Vilnius cuers were able to confirm Participants were not “regime is behind this.” cate the plane was about later Sunday. local branch of the Nation- 10 kilometers (six) miles that 151 people were safe, rookies. One of the de- The Belarusian Interior Western countries also al Early Warning Informa- from the Lithuanian out of a total of 172 par- ceased was a well-known Ministry said Pratasev- expressed alarm. tion Center had warned border when it changed ticipants. Twenty-one had runner Liang Jing, who ich was arrested at the Belarus “showed again airport. Pratasevich is course. died, according to the offi- had won a 62-mile race in for the past three days of its contempt for interna- a co-founder of the Tele- Exiled opposition leader cial Xinhua News Agency, Ningbo, reported the Pa- hail and strong winds. tional community and its gram messaging app’s Sviatlana Tsikhanouska- Nexta channel, which Be- ya called on the Interna- citizens,” U.S. Ambassador China’s Yuan Longping dies; larus last year declared tional Civil Aviation Orga- Julie Fisher said, calling as extremist after it was nization, or ICAO, to begin the event “dangerous and used to help organize ma- an investigation. abhorrent.” rice research helped feed world jor protests against Lu- “It is absolutely obvious European Council Pres- kashenko. that this is an operation ident Charles Michel By Huizhong Wu Pratasevich, who had by the special services to echoed Tsikhanouskaya’s ASSOCIATED PRESS fled the country for Po- hijack an aircraft in order call for the ICAO to inves- land, faces charges that to detain activist and blog- tigate. 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ASSOCIATED PRESS not want the Olympics to “Who is forcing this to open in two months in the go ahead, and under what TOKYO — If John midst of a pandemic. rights?” Son added. Coates was trying to stir Just over 12,000 deaths Technically, the games controversy, he succeeded. in Japan — good by glob- belong to the Internation- An International Olym- al standards, but poor al Olympic Committee pic Committee vice presi- in Asia — have been at- and only it has the power dent, Coates was asked a tributed to COVID-19. But to cancel. Of course, any few days ago by a Japanese Tokyo and Osaka and sev- move would have to be reporter at an online news eral other areas are under negotiated with Japanese conference if the Tokyo a state of emergency until organizers. Olympics would go ahead, May 31. And it’s likely to There is no suggestion even if a state of emergen- be extended. this will happen. cy were in force in Japan. There is fear of new Social media criticized Coates replied: “Abso- variants spreading with Coates, and also went af- lutely, yes.” only a tiny percentage of ter IOC President Thomas Coates said what the Japanese vaccinated. Es- Bach who has said repeat- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS IOC and local organizers timates range between 2 edly that everyone must A person stands with a sign related to COVID-19 testing as Chicago Cubs have been trying to per- percent and 4 percent. “sacri ce” to pull off these suade the Japanese pub- “Right now, more than Olympics, which have al- fans pass by outside of Wrigley Field on the opening day baseball game lic about for months: The 80 percent of the nation’s ready banned fans from in Chicago. postponed Olympics with people want the Olympics abroad. A decision on local 11,000 athletes from 200 postponed or canceled,” fans attending — if any — nations and territories Japanese billionaire busi- will be made next month. COVID testing’s value shrinks will open on July 23 and nessman Masayoshi Son The IOC relies on sell- will be “safe and secure.” said over the weekend. He ing television rights for 75 But his de ant tone is the founder and CEO of percent of its income, and as vaccines beat back virus has stirred a backlash in SoftBank Group Corp. He Japan has of cially spent By Matthew Perrone should be asking ourselves cent of Americans not ful- $15.4 billion to prepare the AP HEALTH WRITER whether the bene ts of ly vaccinated, he thinks games. Government audits testing outweigh the costs screening of those without suggest the gure is much WASHINGTON — Fed- — which are lots of disrup- symptoms still has a role, higher. All but $6.7 billion eral health of cials’ new, tions, lots of confusion and particularly among front- is public money. more relaxed recommen- very little clinical or public line workers who have to dations on masks have The Shukan Post mag- health bene t,” said Dr. A. deal with the public. all but eclipsed another azine said in its latest is- David Paltiel of Yale’s School CDC Director Dr. Ro- major change in guidance sue that organizers have of Public Health, who cham- chelle Walensky said the from the government: Ful- booked all the rooms pioned widespread testing updated guidelines are ly vaccinated Americans during the Olympics in at at colleges last year. based on studies showing can largely skip getting least four of Tokyo’s most While vaccinated people the robust effectiveness expensive hotels. The mag- tested for the coronavirus. The Centers for Disease can still catch the virus, of the vaccine in prevent- azine called the accommo- they face little risk of seri- ing disease in various age dations “ tting or royalty” Control and Prevention said last week that most people ous illness from it. And pos- groups and settings. Even for the IOC and others. itive test results can lead to when vaccinated people do Tokyo organizing com- who have received the full course of shots and have no what many experts now say contract COVID-19, their mittee president Seiko are unnecessary worry and infections tend to be mild- Hashimoto said Friday COVID-19 symptoms don’t need to be screened for the interruptions at work, home er, shorter and less likely the “Olympic family, IOC and school, such as quaran- to spread to others. and international feder- virus, even if exposed to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS someone infected. tines and shutdowns. As a result, the CDC ations” would amount to Other health special- says vaccinated people CEO of the Tokyo 2020 Toshiro Muto, left, and 23,000 visitors. The change represents a ists say the CDC’s abrupt can generally be excluded President of the Tokyo 2020 Seiko Hashimoto, The magazine said the new phase in the epidemic changes on the need for from routine workplace right, listen to IOC Vice President John Coates, IOC would pay up to $400 after nearly a year in which masks and testing have screening for COVID-19. (on screen), delivering a speech during the To- per night for rooms, with testing was the primary sent the message that That change could elim- kyo 2020 IOC Coordination Commission press local organizers making weapon against the virus. COVID-19 is no longer a inate testing headaches conference in Tokyo. up any difference. 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