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SATURDAY MAY 29, 2021 DEALS OF THE McGee proposes $407 million budget Swampscott$DAY$ PG. 3 By Allysha Dunnigan a balanced budget despite the The proposed FY22 bud- city’s share of health insur- ITEM STAFF challenges brought on by the get allocates $180.7 million ance costs, maintains a more schools COVID-19 pandemic. to the Lynn Public Schools, realistic snow and ice budget, LYNN — In his $407 mil- McGee presented the bud- $8.5 million for capital im- and directs more funding to lion budget proposal for fiscal get last week to the City provements and $500,000 “quality-of-life” infrastruc- to combat year 2022, Mayor Thomas M. Council, which will begin to for the formation of an un- ture improvements. DEALS McGee touted his administra- hear from department heads armed crisis response team. “Coming into office in 2018, tion’s “careful fiscal planning” about their individual bud- It also fully funds the city’s OF THE I knew there were significant COVID slide over the past three years, gets at a council meeting next net school spending require- $ $ which he said has resulted in Tuesday. ment, “correctly” budgets the BUDGET, A6 DAY By Tréa LaveryPG. 3 ITEM STAFF SWAMPSCOTT — The school dis- trict will offer a six-week academic program this summer to help students get back on trackDEALS after disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The program willOF run forTHE four hours a day from July 5 to Aug. 13 and will be available for students$DA Ygoing$ into grades one through 12.PG. The 3 adminis- tration has reached out to students who have been identified as needing academic support to invite them to the program, but expects to open it up to all district families in the coming weeks. DEALS “We have a more robust, in my opin- ion, learning loss OFsummer THE program than what DESE (Department$ $ of Ele- mentary and SecondaryDA Education)Y is offering,” said SuperintendentPG. 3 Pamela Angelakis at Wednesday’s School Com- mittee meeting. “We’re really excited.” The program will be project based, with students working on “high-in- terest” projects along with academic instruction in writing, reading and math. High-school students will be able ITEM PHOTO | TRÉA LAVERY to recover missing credits or earn an additional semester’s worth of credits Volunteers placed flags on the graves of U.S. military veterans at Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn. toward graduation. Students will be graded on a pass/fail basis. The program will offer 200 seats to district students, and if those seats are Memorial Day marks a return to tradition not filled by invited students they will be offered to anyone who is interested. ITEM STAFF REPORT in 2021, just days after the state was forward to a time where we can all re- Dr. Jean Bacon, the district’s director set to fully reopen. ally join together in bigger groups and of teaching and learning, said the dis- When residents and public officials Locally, Marblehead, Nahant, Pea- bigger numbers,” said Lynn-Swamp- trict is working with families who may pause to remember the fallen on Me- scott Veterans Services Director Mi- be taking vacations or may be unable morial Day this Monday, they will be body, Saugus and Swampscott will chael Sweeney. “It’s good to be able to to attend for one of the six weeks, al- doing so in a much more traditional hold live ceremonies. However, out of an abundance of caution, Lynn, Lyn- do something to honor the fallen.” lowing them to enroll for the remain- fashion. In Lynn, Sweeney said the city’s vet- der of the program. Students who are While most communities on the nfield and Salem have opted to once again honor their fallen virtually, ei- erans services department is hosting a unable to attend for more than one North Shore held their ceremonies pre-recorded virtual ceremony which week are being accepted on a case-by- ther with a pre-recorded event or one virtually last year at the height of the will be online at lynntv.org and posted case basis. COVID-19 pandemic, many have opt- that will be streamed live. ed to return to in-person ceremonies “I’m really looking forward to moving MEMORIAL DAY, A7 COVID, A6

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By Steve Krause spent heavily across the board, Accepting ITEM STAFF from $3,000 cardio machines to $20 yoga mats. They also used One of the most frequent com- their legs, whether walking, run- the plaints during what has now be- ning or hiking. Yellowstone Na- come a 15-month COVID-19 shut- tional Park recorded its busiest down is that people were lulled September and October on record unaccepted into sedentary lifestyles, rarely last year, and conscientious fitness going out and even exercising advocates embraced other outdoor Generations before COVID-19 more infrequently. activities to escape the boredom of cast its long shadow over Amer- Naturally, there’s a Yang to the sitting around the house. ican life, graduation had been a Yin. With less activity came more That national trend carried over big, big deal. pounds. All of a sudden, COVID-19 locally, too. Peabody’s Rich Lynch The coronavirus may have became “the COVID 19,” as in bought himself a Peloton exercise changed the way we celebrate pounds. And for some it was even bike, and now he swears by them. achievements and accomplish- more than 19. In the last year, Lynch, a soft- ments, but it hasn’t changed Things may be loosening up in ware engineer whose office is in people’s spirits. terms of the relaxation of social Woburn, was — like a lot of people Around the country — but protocols and the lifting of mask — relegated to working remotely especially in Massachusetts, a mandates. But for many, the dam- when the pandemic shutdown be- veritable cornucopia of colleges age has been done. gan. — the celebratory atmosphere However, out of this pandemic “In the beginning, we ate too reaches a fever pitch right shutdown came a fair number of much, drank too much, couldn’t around Memorial Day week- success stories. Gyms may have go to the gym, stuff like that. So end. been locked down for most of last I packed on the weight. But last I recently saw how Lynnfield year, but Americans who wanted June, something clicked in … I — or needed — to stay in shape pulled together a COVID-com- COURTESY PHOTO | RICH LYNCH was going back and forth about pliant graduation event in lieu found other ways to condition getting a Peloton, and finally went of a formal — and crowded — their bodies. Peabody’s Rich Lynch, an avid cyclist, said he indoor celebration. The town During the pandemic Americans switched to the Peloton during the lockdown. EXERCISE, A6 opted to laud its high-school seniors by throwing a “parade of destinations” down the main streets in town, with graduates encouraged to rep their new INSIDE Legislators primed for economic recovery schools in their respective cloth- Opinion ing and the decoration of their Shribman: Timeworn By Tréa Lavery normal,” said state plan for Peabody’s Cen- cars and bikes. perspectives must be ITEM STAFF Sen. Joan Lovely. “As tennial Park, as well as It was a clever way to get the we progress forward, I funding for the Home balanced with modern PEABODY — The students, who definitely haven’t judgment. A4 will be working closely Works program, which seen much of each other in the city’s Massachusetts with my legislative col- provides education for past few months, to learn where LOOK! House and Senate del- leagues, regional lead- children living in emer- their friends and classmates Lynnfield hopes shoppers egation have plenty ers and stakeholders gency shelters, and for would be headed in the fall will go for a spin. A8 of planned legislation, to make sure there are child sexual abuse pre- without getting them all within • from budget amend- safeguards in place to vention. infecting distance. Salem set to celebrate ments to proposed bills. support families, busi- In addition, she se- After all, one of the most excit- the arts again. A8 “It’s a very busy time nesses, employees and cured funding in the ing moments of “Senior Week” is in the legislature as all residents.” state’s Economic Devel- that breathless reveal of where Sports the Senate undertakes Lovely has proposed we’re off to next. English baseball rallies opment bill for the Pea- ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK its FY22 budget debate a budget amendment body Trolley, which will It makes me remember my back twice to beat rival and the Commonwealth that would provide Classical. B1 Joan Lovely YARIN, A7 moves toward its new $75,000 for a master RECOVERY, A6

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OBITUARIES MASSACHUSETTS BRIEFS Boston schools work with Boston students The of cers involved sign, however, has been expands investigation into had been nationally recog- were identi ed as Ron- muted because the me- Deborah Lynne Bradley-Potter nized. ald Cunningham and Isi- morial’s creation in the 1949 - 2021 student counseling “It’s unfortunate to see it ah Callahan. Both red aftermath of the Civil War come to an end under these their weapons. They gave was championed by prom- BOSTON (AP) — The Born October 2, 1949, the circumstances,” her state- medical aid at the scene inent Black Bostonians of Boston school system is ex- ment said. before an ambulance took the day. The monument is youngest of 7 siblings. Deb tran- panding its investigation Cassellius said Thursday Cruz-Soto to the hospital, the nation’s rst honoring sitioned on May 21, 2021, after into a nonpro t contractor a new independent inves- where he was pronounced Black soldiers. losing her multiyear and coura- that provided group thera- tigator would interview a dead. geous battle with cancer. py to student leaders that larger number of students, An outside investigator Deborah was the daughter of was described as “weird, Man sentenced for selling families, alumni and staff. was brought in to provide the late Charles William Bradley uncomfortable and cult- untraceable guns to Not all students had an independent review of St. Louis/Alton IL and Flor- like.” negative experiences of the investigation, the undercover cop ence Mae Fowler of Nova Scotia. Superintendent Bren- with Youth on Board. On statement said. A Lynn resident, Deb attended da Cassellius met Thurs- WORCESTER (AP) — A Wednesday, a student, a day with members of the man was sentenced to ve the Callahan and Burrill schools, parent, and two gradu- Boston Student Advisory Monument honoring Black years in prison Wednes- graduated from Lynn Classical ates who work for Youth Council, the student gov- Civil War unit back day for selling three un- in 1968 and went on to attend on Board told the Boston ernment group subjected traceable guns to an un- Salem State College and Boston School Committee, the on full display to the therapy, The Boston dercover police of cer. University. Deborah was a faith- governing body of the city’s Globe reported. BOSTON (AP) — A mon- Terrick Bishoff, 40, ap- ful member of St. Stephen’s Me- public schools, that they She also placed the dis- ument in downtown Bos- peared in Worcester’s U.S. morial Episcopal Church in Lynn. Fleuriel, Sr) of Lynn; James Edward disagreed with the deci- trict employee who codi- ton honoring a famed Civil District Court, where he Employed by Digital Equipment Bradley (Elisha C. Bradley) of Sa- sion to cut ties with the or- rected the student organi- War unit of Black soldiers apologized, the Telegram lem; Jesse T. Potter, II, of Lynn. ganization. Corp/HP Roxbury, Deb worked as zation on administrative is being fully unveiled to & Gazette reported. Grandchildren include: Michael Both the state attorney a Financial Analyst and operated leave. the public following a $3 “I am ashamed as I Fleuriel, Jr., Felicia Fleuriel, Travis general’s of ce and the the plant-wide Payroll & Corp. “I will not tolerate any million restoration. think about the gravity of Fleuriel, Maiyah Fleuriel, and Gi- Suffolk district attorney’s petty cash. Worked at GE and situation where any stu- Of cials planned to my decision,” he said. anna Fleuriel; Jailen Bradley, Jaid- of ce are aware of the situ- Lynn Police. Was involved with the dent feels they were mis- gather Friday afternoon The weapons, sometimes ation, they said in separate Curwin Circle Park and Recreation en Bradley, Jaicob Bradley, and treated or unheard,” Cas- to formally take the wraps referred to as “ghost guns,” statements. Program, and was creative assis- Jaiziah Bradley. Deborah is also sellius said in a statement. off the Robert Gould Shaw can be assembled from tant to Betty Downes, who owned survived by a great grandchild, Eli- The contractor, Youth and Massachusetts 54th kits bought online and do the Designer Shop. A Runway jah J. Shields and a host of nieces, on Board, and its leader, DA: Of cers justi ed when Regiment Memorial. The not have serial numbers. Model for Dept. Stores in ‘80’s’ - nephews/great nieces & nephews Jenny Sazama, use what’s they fatally shot towering bronze relief was Bishoff, of Ashburnham, Lechmere, Filene’s. in several states. called Re-Evaluation man with knife returned to its perch on had pleaded guilty in July Deborah served on the City of Service Information: Visita- Counseling, which encour- Boston Common across 2020 to three counts in- Lynn Democratic Committee, the tion Monday, May 31, 2021 ages students to share BROCKTON (AP) — Two from the Statehouse in cluding unlawful transfer MA Governor’s Task Force for Rais- 4:00 PM - 7:30 PM St. Stephen’s personal information and Massachusetts police of- early March, but remained of a machine gun, deal- ing Minimum Wage, was a mem- Church 74 S. Common Street release emotions by crying, cers were justi ed when wrapped as restorers com- ing in rearms without a screaming, or laughing. they shot and killed a pleted their work. license and possession of ber of ECCO (Civil and human Lynn, Her funeral service will be The sessions came to an knife-wielding man during The memorial captures a machinegun without a rights), St. Stephen’s Pastoral Care held on Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. end after six students re- a domestic violence inves- the stirring call to arms serial number. He was ar- Team, Choir member, former Vestry Burial will follow in Pine Grove signed in March and ac- tigation, prosecutors said. answered by Black sol- rested in 2019. member, Eucharistic Minister. Cemetery. cused Sazama of emotional Bryan Cruz-Soto, 28, was diers who served in the Another man, John Deborah was married to Jesse manipulation. The district killed Dec. 28 by Brockton unit, which was popu- Shaw, testi ed on Wednes- Timothy Potter (1984) from India- has cut ties with her orga- of cers responding to a larized in the 1989 Os- day that he made the guns napolis, and she is survived by him nization. 911 call reporting that he car-winning movie “Glory.” that Bishoff sold to the un- and her sister Carol Smith, of Lynn. An independent inves- had attacked a woman, the American sculptor Au- dercover of cer, the news- Children and their spouses tigation found there was of ce of Plymouth District gustus Saint-Gaudens paper reported. Shaw, 32, include: Tiffany Bradley (Michael little oversight of the Attorney Timothy Cruz spent 14 years creating is scheduled to be sen- sessions, inconsistent at- said in a statement Thurs- the monument, unveiling tenced next month. tempts to get parental per- day. it to fanfare in 1897. An attorney for Bishoff, mission for students, and Cruz-Soto attempted to But the work is also Timothy G. Watkins, told that Sazama was not a li- stab one of cer and re- among those that has the court Bishoff had not Boston Public Library censed counselor. fused orders to drop the faced scrutiny amid a na- sold other guns, besides Students interviewed as knife before he was shot, tional reckoning on rac- those he sold to the un- part of the investigation and the of cers “reason- ism sparked by last year’s dercover of cer, though to reopen next month said the sessions were ably believed that they killing of George Floyd by the prosecutor disputed “weird, uncomfortable and were in imminent danger Minneapolis police. that. Watkins said both BOSTON (AP) — The the public computers, cult-like,” the school sys- of being injured or killed,” It depicts Shaw, the men were addicted to opi- Boston Public Library is spend time in the court- tem said. the statement said. unit’s white commanding oids and addiction played scheduled to reopen next yard, print, and make Sazama defended the The statement said “our of cer, riding on horseback a part in his client’s deci- month after being closed photocopies. sessions, saying that “no of ce has determined while his Black soldiers sions. to the public for more Books have been made student was ever com- that the force used by two walk in the background — Watkins could not imme- than a year because of the available for pickup pelled in any way to at- Brockton police of cers in a dynamic that some have diately reached for com- coronavirus pandemic, of- during the pandemic. tend.” In a statement ear- this incident was appropri- suggested is problematic. ment by the newspaper cials said Thursday. Patrons will still be re- lier this week, she said her ate and lawful.” Debate about the de- Wednesday. The main Central Li- quired to wear a mask in- brary in Copley Square side library buildings. will open for limited VIRUS BY in-person service on Tues- THE NUMBERS Baker signs order lifting state day, and will reopen fully The number of new on June 14. daily cases of COVID-19 All branches, except increased by about 200 those currently under- Thursday while the num- of emergency on June 15 going construction work, ber of newly con rmed will reopen on June 14 as coronavirus deaths in Gov. Charlie Baker than 3.5 million residents schools to maintain venti- nounced two days before well. Massachusetts rose by signed an order Friday of- have received both vaccine lation upgrades from this the state plans to lift most "We are thrilled to have nine. cially lifting Massachu- shots. He said he expects past year as feasible, con- remaining COVID-19 re- libraries across the city The new numbers setts' pandemic state of the state will reach the tinue hand hygiene prac- strictions, and about two opening their doors next pushed the state's con- emergency on June 15. goal of 4.1 million resi- tices, and extend policies weeks before the state month," Acting Mayor rmed COVID-19 death The order has been in dents fully vaccinated by that encourage students of emergency is lifted on Kim Janey said in a state- toll to 17,491 since the place for more than a year. mid-June. and staff to continue to June 15. ment. "I hope in the com- start of the pandemic, Baker signed the mea- Massachusetts is also stay home when sick," the Of cials have said that ing weeks Bostonians will while its con rmed case- sure at a Statehouse press launching a new cam- agency said. transmission rates of the paign to encourage diners Virtual learning will re- visit their local libraries, load rose to more than conference as the state disease in schools are low. prepares to lift nearly all to start eating out in their main available to some State health of cials explore the spaces we've 660,000. COVID-19 restrictions on favorite restaurants. students in limited cases, said Thursday there were all missed, and take ad- The true number of cas- Saturday. Restaurants are among such as for children with 229 new coronavirus cas- vantage of all the free es is likely higher because The lifting of restric- those the businesses hard- documented medical con- es among students and resources the library pro- studies suggest some peo- tions is one more indica- est hit during the pan- ditions. 21 among staff members vides." ple can be infected and not tion that the state's battle demic and Lt. Gov. Karyn It's too soon to drop all reported for the week that Patrons visiting the Co- feel sick. against the coronavirus Polito said Friday that COVID-19 precautions, ended Wednesday. That's pley Square library start- There were about 250 has turned a sharp corner. the Baker administration Massachusetts Teachers down from 407 total cases ing June 1 will be able to people reported hospital- "I would pretty much wants to send the mes- Association President the previous week. "browse select books in ized Thursday because say it's over," Gov. Char- sage that restaurants are Merrie Najimy said Fri- HIGH RISK the building," while oth- of con rmed cases of lie Baker said, caution- open and if individuals are day. COMMUNITIES ers will still have to be re- COVID-19, with about 80 ing that the pandemic vaccinated they should go "The Baker administra- The number of Massa- trieved by staff members, in intensive care units. has thrown a number of out and dine to help those tion must recognize that chusetts cities and towns the library said in a state- The average age of those curves in the past year. "I eateries bounce back. the pandemic is not over considered at high risk for ment. hospitalized was 59. There do believe it's certainly on IN-PERSON and that there are many coronavirus transmission Patrons will also be al- were an estimated 8,000 the run." LEARNING variables to keep an eye on has dropped to just one, lowed to check out books people with current active While the state is also Massachusetts public throughout the summer down from a high of 229 and DVDs, pick up holds, cases of COVID-19 in the lifting the face covering schools will be required and into the fall," Najimy in mid-January, according renew library cards, use state. mandate on Saturday, to offer full-time, in-per- said in a written state- to the state Department of there are still locations son learning this fall, with ment. "More safeguards Public Health. where masks will still be most coronavirus-related must be built into the The two cities on last required, including pub- restrictions lifted, state Baker administration's week's list — New Bedford lic transportation, Baker education of cials said. school guidance and vacci- and Lawrence — are now said. The mandate is being Schools will not be al- nation practices to ensure considered moderate risk. replaced with a mask ad- lowed to offer remote that in-person learning in A total of 19 communities visory that echoes recom- learning as a standard the fall is as safe as it can are now in the moderate mendations from federal learning model, according be." risk category. health of cials. to the guidance from the Najimy said those safe- Tisbury, a town of about Baker also said that Massachusetts Depart- guards include: improving 4,000 residents on Mar- businesses may still re- ment of Elementary and vaccination rates in hard- tha's Vineyard, was added quire customers and vis- Secondary Education re- hit communities; keeping to the high-risk category. itors to continue wearing leased Thursday. young children and their Communities with few- masks inside. Social distancing guide- families safe through er than 10,000 residents "If someone has a busi- lines will be lifted, al- masking and distancing; are considered high risk ness and they want you to though some younger stu- requiring adequate ven- if they have more than 25 wear a mask, you should dents may still be required tilation; and continuing cases. wear a mask," Baker said. to wear masks. COVID-19 testing. The state has 351 cities Stories live on. Baker said that more "DESE encourages The changes were an- and towns. Tell theirs.

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In partnership with in Item Sports! SATURDAY MAY 29, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A3 Travel numbers climb as Americans hit the road for Memorial Day weekend By David Koenig recovery from last year’s weather improved. slump in travel. ASSOCIATED PRESS pandemic recession. “People are just excited “My mother-in-law At Miami International to get out,” she said. called me on a vacation Americans hit the road Airport, officials expected Memorial Day coincides and said, ‘Hey, can you get in near-record numbers at crowds equal to pre-pan- with some states eliminat- me a rental car?’ I said, the start of the Memorial demic levels. It was a ing their remaining pan- ‘No,’” said Jordan Staab, Day weekend, as their ea- similar story in Orlando, demic restrictions as the president of SmarterTrav- gerness to break free from where airport traffic has number of new COVID-19 el Media. “Demand is up coronavirus confinement reached 90 percent of 2019 infections, hospitaliza- 500 percent since Janu- overcame higher prices levels as tourists flocked tions and deaths decline. ary, and it’s tough to get for flights, gasoline and to theme parks that have Virginia, where Presi- a rental car right now, so hotels. recently loosened restric- dent Joe Biden traveled to plan ahead as much as More than 1.8 million you possibly can.” people went through U.S. tions. tout his administration’s PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Along the Florida coasts efforts to contain the virus, Hotels and other lodging airports Thursday, and the in beach and mountain ar- Cristhian Bahena Rivera listens as Assistant daily number was widely and around Orlando, is easing all distancing many hotels were booked and capacity restrictions eas are expecting bigger Iowa Attorney General Scott Brown delivers expected to cross 2 million crowds than those in cities. his closing arguments in his murder trial. at least once over the long solid through the week- Friday. A mask mandate end. in Massachusetts ends Lou Carrier, the president holiday weekend, which of Distinctive Hospitality “We are going into Saturday. would be the highest mark Group, said the company’s off-season, and it has not AAA expects a 60 per- Farm laborer since early March 2020. two hotels in tourist towns slowed down,” said Cathy cent jump in travel over Homeland Security Sec- in Connecticut have seen a Balestriere, general man- the 2020 Memorial Day retary Alejandro Mayor- jump in bookings since the ager of Crane’s Beach weekend, with 37 million found guilty of kas warned people to ex- state loosened its mask pect long lines at airports House, a boutique hotel in Americans traveling at requirements two weeks and appealed for travelers Delray Beach, Florida. least 50 miles (80 kilome- ago, but occupancy is still to be patient. Vacation destinations ters) from home, most of only around 20 percent at 2018 stabbing The rise in travel ap- like Las Vegas, Hawaii them in cars. That’s de- its three hotels in Boston. By Ryan J. Foley shoulders.” Several of her pears to be fueled by an and Myrtle Beach, South spite gasoline prices being Hotel room rates nation- Carolina, were among the at their highest levels in ASSOCIATED PRESS relatives, including her increase in COVID-19 vac- ally jumped 9 percent in mother, had watched the top destinations for hol- seven years: The national cinations as well as an im- April after an 8 percent IOWA CITY, Iowa — A proceedings daily in a con- iday revelers, according average is above $3 a gal- proving economy. The U.S. rise in March, and airfares jury found a farm laborer ference room across from to AAA. Paula Twidale, a lon for regular. Commerce Department soared 10 percent in April, guilty of murder Friday in the courtroom, where the spokeswoman for the auto Prices for rental cars are said consumer spending according to the latest the abduction and killing public was banned due to increased in April, al- club and insurer, said the up sharply, too — if you available figures from the of a University of Iowa stu- COVID-19 protocols. though not as much as pickup in travel began in can find one — after com- Commerce Department. dent who vanished while Bahena Rivera’s defense in March, showing how April as more Americans panies culled their fleets That’s not stopping peo- out for a run in 2018. attorneys, Chad and Jen- consumers are driving a got vaccinated and the to survive last year’s deep ple from getting on planes. The 12-member jury nifer Frese, said they were The Transportation Se- unanimously found Cris- disappointed in the verdict curity Administration thian Bahena Rivera and would appeal. They has screened nearly 1.6 guilty of first-degree mur- said that their client had million people a day this der in the stabbing death never wavered since 2018 month, up from 224,000 a of Mollie Tibbetts, who is from the story that he told remembered as a friend- day in May 2020 but still on the witness stand about ly 20-year-old who was down one-third from the the two masked men that studying to become a child same time in 2019. TSA he claims were responsi- psychologist. officials said this week ble. They said the decision Bahena Rivera, who they have hired enough to call him to testify was came to the U.S. illegally new screeners to handle an easy one. from Mexico as a teenager, the crowds. “We can tell you that will be sentenced to life in Most of those travelers getting to know Cristhi- are taking vacations or prison without the possi- bility of parole. Judge Joel an Bahena, we are very visiting family and friends surprised that he would in the United States. Air- Yates ordered Bahena Ri- vera, who has been in cus- be the kind of person that line executives say domes- would commit a crime like tic leisure travel is back tody since his August 2018 arrest, to be held without this,” Chad Frese said. “He to pre-pandemic levels. is nothing but a soft-spo- Delta Air Lines President bond pending a July 15 sentencing hearing. ken, respectful, kind per- Glen Hauenstein said this son.” week that bookings are The verdict came after a two-week trial at the They said they would now running ahead of the Scott County Courthouse renew their arguments 2019 pace. in Davenport, in a case that Bahena Rivera’s Business travelers and that fueled public anger statements to police were international visitors are against illegal immigra- coerced and should be sup- still mostly absent, how- tion and concerns about pressed, along with the PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ever, and airlines are ea- random violence against discovery of Tibbetts’ body ger to see that lucrative Travelers in face masks make their way through Love Field Airport in women. The jury, which that followed. Dallas, Texas. business return. included nine white mem- Tibbetts, who ran track bers and three of Hispanic, and cross country in high Latino or Spanish descent, school, never returned National parks try advance reservations deliberated for seven home after going for a hours on Thursday and routine run in her home- By Michael Hill irondack Park remain res- Friday. town of Brooklyn, Iowa ASSOCIATED PRESS ervation-free. But hikers “This was the verdict on the evening of July 18, through the reserve like that the evidence demand- 2018. She was reported ST. HUBERTS, N.Y. — the Golebiewski brothers ed,” said one of the prose- missing the next day after Nick and Matthew Go- are now checked in by cutors, Poweshiek County she didn’t show up for her lebiewski climbed to the staff in the parking lot Attorney Bart Klaver, who summer job at a daycare. summit of Gothics moun- and at the trailhead. said such violent crime al- Her disappearance from tain in the Adirondacks The reservation system most never happens in his the town of 1,700 was im- with packs, water, good offers a trade-off to vis- county of 18,000 people. mediately deemed suspi- boots and a new must- itors, sacrificing sponta- Klaver said the verdict cious, and local, state and have item: advanced res- neity and ease of access for was an emotional mo- federal agencies joined ervations. benefits like a guaranteed ment for relatives of Tib- hundreds of volunteers in The free reservation sys- parking spot and more el- betts, calling the outcome a highly publicized search tem went online recently bow room in the woods. a “weight off of everyone’s for her. to handle the fast-grow- “I’ve been avoiding a ing number of visitors lot of the High Peaks for to the privately owned years now because they’ve Adirondack Mountain been so overcrowded, just Reserve. Similar manage- been doing other trails,” ment systems are in place said Matthew Golebiewski this summer season for at the mountain on a re- outdoor attractions from cent sunny Saturday. “And Maui to Maine, typically PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS so it’s nice that I have a in response to the pan- guaranteed spot and we Hikers walk along the trail from Indian Head demic or to crowds that summit inside the Adirondack Mountain Re- were surging even before can do to hike today and serve, near St. Huberts, N.Y. lockdowns inspired more no stress.” wilderness visits. Trails elsewhere in New York’s 6 million-acre Ad-

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DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US Timeworn perspectives must be E¦¡¦ M. G DIRECTORS President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill M§¢ H. S¢¢ Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg Edward M. Grant E C J. GŸ C¡Ÿ balanced with modern judgment Advertising Director News Editor Gordon R. Hall 110 Munroe St. W J. K T¢  J £¤ Monica Connell Healey P.O. Box 5 Chief Financial O cer Editorial Editor J. Patrick Norton This is the tweet of the the former. He has been in strength. And it plays to Lynn, MA 01903 J N. W  C  T£¥ Michael H. Shanahan year. It’s not from a presi- public life for a half-century, Hamas because it shows Chief Operating O cer Chairman Community Relations Director dent. But it could be about beginning with his election its superiority over the Pal- Customer Service a president, and about the to the New Castle County estinian Authority and im- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PUBLISHERS rest of us, too, if only we will Council in Delaware, ordi- presses Iran. Both of their Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 Connecting learn the lesson: narily not a springboard interests are to continue the Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 “I’ve failed many times in to the presidency. (Jimmy situation which is devastat- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 my life and career and be- Carter began on the Sum- 781-593-7700 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 ing for both of their peoples.” Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 cause of this I’ve learned a ter County School Board That is a perspective that Ext. 2 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 lot. Instead of feeling defeat- but ran for the state senate, Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 long years of perspective al- Classi ed/Legal Advertising Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 ed countless times, I’ve used governorship and presiden- most certainly missed. classi [email protected] Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 it as fuel to drive me to work cy as an outsider, a status But Linda Robinson, di- Subscriptions John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 harder. So today, join me in Biden could never plausibly rector of the Center for Mid- [email protected] accepting our failures. Let’s claim.) As the insider’s in- dle East Public Policy at use them to motivate us to sider, Biden has a lifetime of Circulation the RAND Corporation, the [email protected] work even harder.” political and international nonpro t policy think tank, So spoke Phil Mickelson, contacts and perspectives holds a perspective that ev- Ext. 3 about two weeks before he that Reagan, George W. ery occupant of the White Newsroom stepped onto the Ocean Bush and Barack Obama House has understood for [email protected] Course at Kiawah Island lacked. [email protected] decades. “At any time, the and, at age 50, became the So when the Middle East Middle East can wallop a Ext. 4 oldest person ever to win a exploded this month, Biden presidency,” she said in an EDITORIAL major golf championship — had a playbook and a play- Sports and the hero of every Ameri- er roster. The roster helped interview. “This time there’s [email protected] can closer to the wisdom age a bit; he knew Israeli Prime a severe humanitarian cri- Ext. 5 of 70 than to the know-it-all Minister Benjamin Net- sis in Gaza, with COVID and the question of rearm- Retail and Online age of 30. anyahu and so had his num- Advertising This, too, is the lesson of ber — his phone number, to ing Hamas.” [email protected] Cliftondale Square Biden knows that some of Joseph R. Biden Jr., the hero be sure, but also his psycho- ADVERTISING (or at least the reluctant logical number. Netanyahu the customs and art forms preference) of 81 million would continue his offensive that prevailed in his early Ernie Carpenter Jr. rebirth is on the voters. until he achieved enough of political years are discor- Director of Advertising dant today. and Business Development, ext. 1355 The three oldest pres- his goal, real or symbolic, to [email protected] idents in our history — call it quits. Many of those dif cult Biden, Donald J. Trump and The playbook turned out lessons came within the Ralph Mitchell right track Sales Representative, ext. 1313 Ronald Reagan — won the to be worthless; it called past hard 12 months. Hugs [email protected] White House within living for the mind-numbing rep- aren’t always welcome. The memory (or four of the six etition of boilerplate state- bids and bleats for biparti- Patricia Whalen If ever there was a great exam- Sales Representative, ext. 1310 ple of where the state’s innovative oldest, if you reach back to ments of Israel’s right to sanship no longer resonate. [email protected] Shared Streets and Spaces grant George H.W. Bush). defend itself, which was cor- The word “woke” conveys can make a difference, it is Clifton- This is a signi cant de- rect but limited in its range as little of the meaning it BUSINESS OFFICE dale Square in Saugus. parture from our founding for the changed conditions held when he was presi- Susan J. Conti The town has applied for the grant fathers — Thomas Jeffer- on the ground 5,800 miles dent of his class at Arch- Controller, ext. 1288 and, if it is approved by the state son wrote the Declaration away— and on Capitol Hill mere Academy as the word [email protected] Department of Transportation, the of Independence at age 33, 16 blocks away. “phone” does now that he Ted Grant money can help pay for new side- and John Hancock was 39 “Experience is valuable,” is president of the United Publisher, ext. 1234 walks, curbs, street repairs, bus when he af xed his famous said Roger Porter, who States; each has a modern [email protected] stops, parking areas and other pub- signature to it —and we still teaches a Harvard Kennedy power Biden’s teachers Marian Kinney lic spaces in the square. take much of our outlook School course on the presi- at the Catholic school in ext. 1212 “It could be a pretty big boost for from the two youngest pres- dency and is the only person Claymont, Delaware, could [email protected] Cliftondale Square if we get this idents, Theodore Roosevelt to have received appoint- never have imagined. The Will Kraft grant,” said Cliftondale Revitaliza- and John F. Kennedy. ments from the last nine wisdom of the old oaks no Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 [email protected] tion Committee Chair Joe Vecchi- Moreover, this recent ag- presidents. “Relying too longer has much sway with one. ing of American leadership much on it is dangerous.” the young saplings. Conven- Paula Villacreses Historically one of the town’s busi- comes amid the growing in- In Biden’s experience, tional medical advice about A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 ness centers, Cliftondale Square uence of younger lawmak- there was little of the sort vaccinations no longer has [email protected] reeled from the staggering econom- ers such as Rep. Alexandria of rhetoric on Capitol Hill the power of yore. Indeed, Mike Shanahan ic blow delivered 15 months ago by Ocasio-Cortez (age 31) and questioning whether, as nothing has the power of Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 Sen. Josh Hawley (41). Democratic Rep. Ayanna COVID-19’s social-distancing proto- yore. [email protected] It turns out that the Pressley of Massachusetts cols, which ground the economy to So maybe Mickelson had a halt. country is both older and put it, “our taxpayer dollars Carolina Trujillo it right, advice from life’s Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 The square had fallen into decline younger. That is true demo- [should] create conditions white sand traps for the [email protected] even before the pandemic, with a graphically; the two biggest for justice, healing and re- lengthening list of business closings generations are the baby pair, or ... create conditions White House: “I’ve failed Jim Wilson many times in my life and Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 which included North Shore Bank’s boomers (born 1946-1964) for oppression and apart- [email protected] Cliftondale branch. and millennials (born 1981- heid?” Nor were there in the career and because of this To his credit, Vecchione worked 1996). But it also is true Biden experience sugges- I’ve learned a lot. Instead of CIRCULATION with town of cials to begin map- politically: A nation that tions that traditional Israel feeling defeated countless Lisa Mahmoud ping out Cliftondale’s revival. He always thought of itself supporters would be willing times, I’ve used it as fuel to Manager, ext. 1239 won support for forming the im- as young — and retains a to halt its security aid amid drive me to work harder. So [email protected] today, join me in accepting provement committee and point- youthful energy, and a leg- a military operation, or in- CUSTOMER SERVICE ed out that Cliftondale, like many acy of its revolutionary past deed any time. our failures. Let’s use them other shopping districts modeled on — now has attributes of the The perspective a nation- to motivate us to work even La’ Mosha Ball harder.” Customer Service, ext. 1276 20th-century consumer habits, took old, with a stake in the sta- al-security veteran of the [email protected] a hit when buyers started tapping a tus quo as the most power- Bill Clinton and Obama ad- A Swampscott High keyboard to shop and getting pur- ful nation on Earth. ministrations shared with School Class of 1972 mem- GRAPHICS ber, David M. Shribman is chases delivered to their doorsteps. How is this relevant be- me as the conict opened Trevor Andreozzi Vecchione said Cliftondale is “pe- yond the 18th green? helps explain how it ended, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Designer destrian unfriendly.” He said the The question comes down at least tentatively: “Net- former executive editor of the [email protected] Shared Streets and Spaces grant to the balance between ex- anyahu is totally seized on Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Fol- can help pay for “traf c-calm- perience and judgment. how he retains power. This low him on Twitter at Shrib- Aaron Fee Designer ing measures, (and) temporary Biden surely possesses military action plays to his manPG. [email protected] re-alignment of streets to test out traf c patterns.” Edwin Peralta Jr. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Designer In April, Saugus was award- [email protected] ed $50,000 from the state to in- stall ashing crosswalk signs in Lynn eld needs tree bylaw NEWSROOM high-traf c areas, including in Clif- To the editor: Even when a tree is with- poned by vote at the fall 2020 Mike Alongi tondale Square. Sports Editor, ext. 1228 Transforming Cliftondale from in conservation commission town meeting, would have [email protected] a declining business district peo- I am a resident of Lynn eld jurisdiction, a conservation given developers incentives commission often does not to save large groups of trees, Elyse Carmosino ple drive through to a pedestri- and currently have the privi- Reporter, ext. 1264 an-friendly “communal space” could lege of serving as the chair of have the power under the but would not have impacted [email protected] the Lynn eld Conservation act to save it if a resident or current homeowners. A more spark the square’s revival. With Gayla Cawley a variety of attractions, including Commission. I write as a developer would like it re- proactive bylaw might apply News Editor, ext. 1236 restaurants, easy-to-access park- resident in response to “Tree moved. to newly-created, single-fam- [email protected] ing, entrepreneurs and artists, the Bylaw Chopped in Lynn- Residents should under- ily lots, but not existing lots. eld” (Item, May 20). stand this when they look to If our residents would like Allysha Dunnigan Cliftondale renaissance could give Reporter, ext. 1302 people from Saugus and other com- The editorial stated: “It’s the Commission to prevent to see even more protection, [email protected] munities plenty of reasons to come worth asking what, if any, the cutting of trees — its the bylaw might provide a protections — beyond those power is limited. The tree review process for when a Spenser Hasak to the square. Photographer, ext. 1332 already available to the Con- warden, who is our public resident wants to cut certain [email protected] servation Commission — the works director, also has only trees near the property line town needs to place on local limited power under state they share with a neighbor Julia Hopkins trees.” The short answer is law to protect “public shade (like the tree bylaw proposed Photographer, ext. 1224 that almost no protections trees,” which are usually in fall 2020). [email protected] exist for trees in Lynn eld only those that line a public Whatever residents settle Thor Jourgensen and, if residents believe that way. on, protecting even limited Editorial Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] trees are worthy of protec- If residents want to pre- trees through a bylaw that tion, they should come to- serve trees in town, or at least reects the true will of resi- Daniel Kane gether to agree on a bylaw have the chance to speak up dents certainly seems better Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] that provides for the speci c and review a tree-cutting than the absence of protec- protections they believe are proposal at a public hearing, tion we have now. Steve Krause necessary. it is up to them to support a If you are a resident who Senior Writer, ext. 1229 [email protected] In most instances, the pow- bylaw that would go beyond would like to see trees saved, er of a conservation commis- the Act and the Shade Tree it is crucial that you give the Tréa Lavery Reporter, ext. 1317 sion to protect trees comes Law and grant a town board Planning Board the power to [email protected] entirely from the Massachu- the power to protect trees. do so. And, in the meantime, setts Wetlands Protection Importantly, a bylaw could visit lynn eldtreecommittee. Anne Marie Tobin Assignment Editor, ext. 1307 Act and it is very limited. be as narrow or as broad as org and join our amazing [email protected] Tree Committee in their ef- Under the act, a conserva- the residents would like. A Sophie Yarin tion commission can usually bylaw could be written to fort to get 1,000 trees plant- Deputy Editor, ext. 1222 only review the removal of not affect current homeown- ed in town. [email protected] trees that are located within ers at all. For example, the TECHNOLOGY 200 feet of a river or 100 feet “cluster development” bylaw, Don Gentile of other wetlands. which was inde nitely post- Lynn eld Tim Noyes Director, ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY MAY 29, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE

All address information, particularly Fire on the driver’s window of the Lynn man charged with arrests, reflect police records. In the vehicle. At 8:40 a.m. Thursday, a caller event of a perceived inaccuracy, it is the reported a wall in the lower level drug trafficking, assault sole responsibility of the concerned par- of their home on Nahant Road SAUGUS ty to contact the relevant police depart- was smoking. Emergency crews Arrests By Allysha floorboard of the vehicle, and was able to place Josa- ment and have the department issue were dispatched and the fire Dunnigan state police said. phat under arrest. a notice of correction to the Daily Item. was extinguished. Galeno Bernal Pimenta, 41, ITEM STAFF A query revealed that Assisted by Trooper Joe Corrections or clarifications will not be of 132 Main St., was arrested on Josaphat was on federal Connor and Sgt. Joseph made without express notice of change PEABODY a warrant at 7:11 p.m. Thursday. MILTON ­— A 25-year- probation for bank fraud, Durning, Teixeira complet- old Lynn man was arrested from the arresting police department. so Teixeira asked for per- ed his search of the white Thursday morning in Mil- Accidents Accidents mission to search the vehi- Mercedes and discovered ton on drug-trafficking and cle, which Josaphat grant- in a black bag more than LYNN A report of a motor vehicle A report of a motor vehicle assault charges after being ed, state police said. 20 additional credit cards, crash at 9:17 p.m. Thursday at crash at 5:43 p.m. Thursday at stopped by State Police for When Teixeira touched numerous individual- Arrests Plum Tomatoes at 145 Summit 7-Eleven on Lincoln Avenue; a motor vehicle violation, at 6:11 p.m. Thursday on Main a black bag in the car, ly-packaged marijuana ed- Amanda Harris, 38, of 3 St. A woman was taken to Salem state police said. Street; at 8:44 p.m. Thursday Josaphat grabbed Teixei- ibles, and, in three plastic Rhodes Ave., was arrested and Hospital. Chastery Diaz, 24, was Judemario Josaphat was at Macy’s/Square One Mall on ra’s hand and shoved him bags, more than 380 grams charged with daytime breaking issued a summons. stopped at approximately 4 Broadway. away from the car with of blue pills believed to be and entering for a felony and a.m. for not having a light Breaking and Entering to illuminate the license his forearm. Josaphat manufactured fentanyl larceny from a building at 7:41 then ripped the radio from and methamphetamine, a.m. Friday. Complaints plate of the Mercedes-Benz A report of a motor vehicle sedan he was driving, state Teixeira’s shoulder before state police said. Svetlana Kovaleva, 48, of 36 At 9:35 p.m. Thursday, a caller breaking and entering at 2:49 police said. Teixeira took Josaphat to Josaphat was arraigned Nahant Place, Apt. 2, was arrest- p.m. Thursday at 25 Elm St. reported a group of people play- the ground in a controlled in Quincy District Court on ed and charged with violating a Shortly after the vehicle A caller reported his car was ing at the Evans Park courts with manner, state police said. charges that included traf- harassment prevention order at loud music. Officers dispatched came to a stop, Josaphat broken into overnight. Police re- attempted to exit the se- Josaphat fought back, ficking in opium/metham- 9:53 p.m. Thursday. ported the victim’s ear pod was to the scene dispersed the gath- dan, but was ordered by breaking his hands free phetamine over 200 grams, Brian Lepore, 51., of 12 located at a pawn shop and re- ering. State Trooper David Teixi- from Teixeira’s grasp and resisting arrest, interfering Forenza Road, Peabody, was turned to the victim. Lisa Marie A woman called the station arrested and charged with lar- era to to get back in. Josa- returning to his feet. Josa- with a police officer, assault Spry, 37, and Jason J. James, 37, at 1:50 a.m. Friday to report her phat repeatedly ignored and battery on a police of- ceny under $1,200, Class A Ring camera was going off in her phat then reportedly gave of 7 McIntire Court, were each Teixeira’s attempts to ficer, disorderly conduct, drug possession, Class B drug garage. Officers dispatched to inconsistent statements issued a summons for receiving deescalate the situation possession with intent to possession, and trespassing at stolen property under $1,200. the home on Biscayne Avenue about where he was trav- 11:21 a.m. Friday. determined a spiderweb was eling to before Teixeira no- through verbal commands distribute a class B drug, Complaints setting off the alerts. ticed multiple cell phones, until Teixeira got him to possession with intent to Accidents a large amount of credit comply by unholstering his distribute a class C drug A report of suspicious activi- Theft cards, and packaging con- Taser and repeatedly giv- and number plate viola- A report of a police motor ve- ty at 9:44 a.m. Thursday at 48 sistent with narcotics bun- ing commands, state police tion. hicle crash at 12:56 p.m. Thurs- Connolly Terrace. A caller report- At 8:14 p.m. Thursday, a caller dling scattered through- said. Allysha Dunnigan can day at 50 Western Ave.; at 12:35 ed a person knocked on her reported someone had stolen out the interior, as well as Teixeira re-holstered his be reached at adunnigan@ p.m. Friday at 29 Boston St. door at 3:30 a.m. and asked for his son’s bag from the Belmon- aftermarket wiring on the Taser without deploying it itemlive.com. A report of a motor vehicle water. te School on Dow Street. Dis- crash with personal injury at Suspicious activity was report- patched officers determined the 1:11 p.m. Thursday at 205 ed at 3:44 p.m. Thursday at 156 incident was a misunderstand- Lynn Shore Drive; at 1:38 p.m. Goodale St. and 629 Lowell St. A ing and the items were returned. Saugus to begin pavement Thursday at Chestnut and Rand caller reported youths were driv- streets; at 8:37 a.m. Friday at ing in and out of traffic and that SWAMPSCOTT 139 Central Ave.; at 1:24 p.m. one of them may have struck improvement projects Friday at Breed Square and a goose. Police passed on the Accidents Western Avenue; at 1:37 p.m. complaint to Mass Wildlife. Friday on Graves Avenue; at A report of a disturbance at Police received a report of an By Elyse Carmosino The work will be over- nue, Clinton Avenue and ITEM STAFF seen by the Department 3:06 p.m. Friday at CVS at 509 9:28 p.m. Thursday at 19 Par- overnight hit-and-run crash at Harmon Road. of Public Works. Parking The year before, por- Eastern Ave. sons St. A caller reported a wom- Essex Avenue and Orchard Ter- SAUGUS — A series will be limited in work tions of Ballard Street, A report of a motor vehicle an was trying to take his car. The race at 7:19 a.m. Thursday. crash at 1:14 p.m. Thursday at of pavement projects are zones during construc- Forest Street, Elmwood woman was taken to Beverly A report that a vehicle had tak- Liberty and Willow streets; at now underway through- tion, and traffic detours Avenue, Fairmount Ave- Hospital. Ellen Robin Carideo, en down wires on Palmer Road 6:55 p.m. Thursday at 1067 out the town to ensure the will be established as nue, Adams Avenue, Or- 42, of 136 Washington St., was at 1:49 p.m. Thursday. Western Ave. streets are in good condi- required to allow for the cutt Avenue, Stone Street, issued a summons for larceny of tion, Town Manager Scott A report of a hit-and-run mo- work to be completed. Lewis Street and Landers a motor vehicle, operation of a Animals Crabtree said Friday. tor vehicle crash at 1:29 p.m. “Ensuring and continu- Street were paved. motor vehicle with a suspended Over the next sever- Thursday at 100 Brookline St.; A caller reported a couple of ing to improve the func- Crabtree thanked resi- license, and failure to use care al weeks, the following at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Eastern dogs in a locked car on Hum- tionality and safety of dents in advance for their in starting, stopping, turning or streets will undergo a and Waitt avenues. phrey Street at 12:04 p.m. the town’s roadways has patience and cooperation backing up. combination of milling, Thursday. Police confirmed that always been of critical throughout the project. A disturbance was reported overlay paving, roadway the dogs were fine and the car importance to this admin- “It is a top priority of Assaults at 11:44 p.m. Thursday at Nails reclamation, and/or curb was leaving. istration,” Crabtree said. this Board of Selectmen and J.C. Services at 30 John- replacements as part of A report of an assault and bat- A Littles Point Road resident “Safe roadways improve and this administration son St. A caller reported two the town’s plan to im- tery with a dangerous weapon called at 6:50 p.m. Thursday traffic flow and reduce to continue to make im- men were trying to argue in her prove roadway safety and at 4:28 p.m. Thursday on Alley to report that a raccoon was congestion and accidents, portant and beneficial driveway. An officer reported the traffic flow: Portions of Street. scratching at their door and which will benefit town improvements to our com- people were having a couple of Basswood Avenue, Bay- A report of an assault at would not go away. Animal Con- residents and visitors ev- munity’s infrastructure,” beers and a few kids threw eggs view Avenue, Ruby Road, 11:22 p.m. Thursday at Lynn trol was notified. ery day, making it easier Crabtree said. “We are Commons. at them. Emerald Road, Adelaide for everyone to get where happy to continue to pro- Avenue, Hurd Avenue, At 1:12 a.m. Friday, a caller Complaints they need to be.” vide these services to our Breaking and Entering reported five to six people were Sapphire Road, Summit Each year under the residents and families of trespassing in the abandoned Avenue, Prospect Ave- Crabtree Administration, Saugus.” A caller reported a woman sit- nue, Oceanview Avenue, A report of a breaking and building across from Stahl on ting outside of HomeGoods on the town paves a series of For more information entering at 1:49 a.m. Friday at Corwin streets. The caller thought Dow Street, Adams Court, roadways as part of its on- about the project, resi- Paradise Road, possibly using Norman Avenue, Webb 203 Den Quarry Road; at 7:04 they came from two vehicles that drugs, at 9:23 a.m. Thursday. going annual road-paving dents are asked to contact a.m. Friday at 61 New Park St.; were parked in the Stonewood Place, Elmwood Avenue, and repair plan. the Department of Public A caller reported at 10:47 Altamount Avenue, Aldo at 8:35 a.m. Friday at 14 Lake parking lot. Police sent them Last year, the town Works at 781-231-4143. a.m. Thursday that a group Drive, Dewey Street, Pond View Ave. away. demonstrating at the monument paved portions of Forest Elyse Carmosino can be Street, Beacham Avenue Street, Vine Street, Wal- reached at ecarmosino@ on Monument Avenue was ha- and Kirkland Street. Overdose Fire rassing a couple walking by. nut Street, Adams Ave- itemlive.com. A Puritan Road resident called A report of an overdose at A report of a dumpster fire at 8:51 p.m. Thursday at Ames at 6:35 p.m. Thursday to report 1:33 p.m. Friday at 200 Corpo- that a group of teens was playing Playground at 20 Strawberry rate Place. An officer reported Ruling paves way for firing of Ave. sports on her private beach, and it was contained by the fire de- said that this was an ongoing A report of an opiate overdose partment. at 10:06 a.m. Friday on Joyce issue. Boston police commissioner Street. A Nichols Street resident who Theft had had a fire on their porch Theft A report of a larceny at 5:55 earlier Thursday reported to By Steve Leblanc in a new direction toward “Moreover, I discern lit- p.m. Thursday at CVS at 174 the fire detail that was there at And Alanna Durkin our vision of safety, heal- tle likelihood of success in A report of a motor vehicle Main St. A caller reported a man 8:55 p.m. that some items in Richer ing, and justice.” Janey the Commissioner’s claim theft at 1:39 p.m. Friday at stole from CVS. Police reported their home seemed to be out of ASSOCIATED PRESS said she would immedi- that he was deprived 1147 Western Ave. the man admitted to stealing place and possibly missing. The ately move forward to of due process,” Henry fire department confirmed that BOSTON — A Massa- schedule a hearing to ter- wrote. and gave all of the items back. chusetts court on Thurs- some items had to be moved minate White. An investigative report NAHANT He was trespassed from CVS. day rejected an appeal during the incident and every- A lawyer for White said released by the city said from Boston’s embattled thing was accounted for. he respects the court’s witnesses alleged that Animal Control Vandalism police commissioner, A Bradlee Avenue resident ruling but again called White’s ex-wife was sub- clearing the way for his Lynn Police received a 911 A report of vandalism at called at 11:17 p.m. Thursday on Janey to provide the jected to “physical and firing after decades-old call at 8:56 a.m. Wednesday 12:17 a.m. Friday at 38 Home to report that a group of four “identity of who is mak- mental abuse.” Among the about a rottweiler on the loose St. A caller reported someone people had been arguing on the domestic violence allega- ing these false allegations tions came to light. allegations included in near the causeway. Lynn Animal wrote on her windshield. An of- street, and as a car drove away against him and what the report is that White Control was notified and a dis- ficer reported the caller was in she thought she heard the driver An appeals court judge their source of informa- upheld a lower court rul- burned her hair, put her patched officer reported the dog Lynn at the time and that foul threaten to stab or shoot one of tion is.” face to a stove and threw ing denying Police Com- “He asks for a public was gone on arrival. language was written in lipstick the people involved. a television at her. missioner Dennis White’s hearing where he can The report said White bid to block the city from present his evidence with was also involved in what firing him from the city’s witnesses that prove he is Virus cases stall on North Shore top police post. innocent, he did not com- he described as a “heated White was placed on mit domestic violence and fisticuffs” with a young leave in February, just there is no cause to re- woman in 1993. White ad- By Gayla Cawley reported since Monday, ac- new cases since Monday to days into the role, after move him as commission- mitted striking her with a ITEM STAFF cording to city data. bring its caseload to 4,782. The Boston Globe raised er,” attorney Nick Carter full swing of his arm and Lynn now has 17,726 Eighty-one people have questions about allega- said in an emailed state- open hand, but says he As the state prepares cases, 217 deaths, 44 per- died, the city website said. tions found in court docu- ment. was acting in self-defense, to reopen fully Saturday, cent of residents have No change was reported ments that White pushed In her decision, Appeals the report said. coronavirus cases continue been fully vaccinated and in Lynnfield (1,211 cases, and threatened to shoot Court Justice Vickie Hen- White denies abusing to decline locally. 54 percent have received 29 deaths) and Nahant his then-wife, a fellow po- ry wrote that although his ex-wife or ever threat- In Lynn, Marblehead, lice officer. White has de- White argues that the Su- ening to shoot her. In an Peabody and Salem, a their first dose. (253 cases, nine deaths), Five new cases and an and numbers were not up- nied the allegations. perior Court must hold an affidavit filed in court, small uptick in new cases Acting Mayor Kim Janey evidentiary hearing prior White alleges that “she has been reported over the additional death have been dated in Revere, Saugus reported in Peabody since and Swampscott. applauded the ruling, say- to his removal, he doesn’t was looking for a financial past week, with numbers advantage in the divorce Monday. The city now has Revere had 10,988 cases ing “it is time to move the cite any authority for the remaining unchanged in Boston Police Department argument. and she got it.” other communities. 7,265 cases and 323 resi- and 163 deaths as of Mon- Some towns, such as dents have died, the health day, Swampscott had 1,161 Saugus and Swampscott, department said. cases and 19 deaths as of have stopped reporting up- Three new cases have May 10 and new numbers dated numbers in recent been reported in Marble- have not been provided in weeks. head over the past seven Saugus (4,129 cases, 71 In Lynn, seven new cases days to bring the town’s to- deaths) since April 29. call 781-593-7700 ext. 2 were reported on Friday, tal numbers to 1,341 cases Gayla Cawley can be and 69 cases were report- and 31 deaths, the health reached at gcawley@item- to start your ed between May 21-28. An department reported. live.com. 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ITEM PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS Longtime friends Ed McNeil, left, and Kim Garbarino walk the Nahant Beach boardwalk every day together to stay in shape. For some, pandemic shutdown meant slim down

EXERCISE very fortunate.” by having less (to eat) the ya Phelps, a teacher at Phelps. “She started Zoom have healthy food in the From A1 McNeil says he couldn’t day before and the day af- the Harrington School in classes, so I’d get up in refrigerator.” imagine “sitting around ter.” Lynn. the morning and log onto Of course, she said, she through with it. Now, I and doing nothing. ———— “I have two children,” those. Then, the weather knew that she had the love it.” “Even on days when I Nestled in the old Lyd- said Phelps, “and I put on broke, and we’d meet on power not to sit around all He loves it so much don’t do a walk, I do yard ia Pinkham Building on weight during my preg- Revere Beach every morn- day, too. that he’s doing a virtual work, look after the kids.” Western Avenue in Lynn nancies. Pam had a lot of ing last summer. She kept cross-country bike tour “You’ve got to move,” ———— is Limitless Fitness, run clients who were work- us motivated.” she said. “I’d get up and from San Francisco to by a trainer named Pam ing out with her, and Laurie Wentzel-Ryan, For Phelps, taking the start walking around Washington. a teacher at Lynn Classi- first step proved to be the “Right now, according to the neighborhood. Now, I cal, found herself over the “The biggest difficulty for me hardest — and that’s still the bike, I’m in Colorado,” work out consistently and course of the shutdown the case. he said. work with a nutritionist to a little heavier than she was sitting at home, having “Sign up, and then show Ed McNeil has been know what to eat.” wanted to be. up,” she says. “There’s ac- coaching hockey and soc- Taylor actually feels it “By August of last year, lots of food around, and emo- cer all his life. Included countability. When you is easier to eat healthily I’d put on about 25 to 30 sign up, you’re making a in that was a 10-plus-year tional snacking. But I was when at home, as opposed pounds,” she said. “I don’t promise to make yourself stint as the English High to being out and around. know what, exactly, made a priority. We often put girls soccer coach. Soccer able to turn things around and “When you’re home,” she me commit to (losing ourselves last.” is a sport that demands said, “it’s easier to control physical endurance, and weight). I just felt it was have healthy food in the re- ———— time. I went with MyFit- Marblehead native Kait what you eat.” McNeil has never really Taylor advises those had a weight problem to nessPal (a phone/comput- frigerator.” Taylor is the co-founder of er app). I’ve tried all the Wishroute, a strictly-on- who wish to change their speak of. But this winter, habits to “focus on that the pounds began sneak- diets, but this one just —Kait Taylor line, all-purpose service thing that challenges you ing up. worked. I was very dili- that sees accountability and nail it down. Focus “I don’t usually put on gent about not going over Sargent. She became an who were teachers at my as a big factor in main- on healthy habits, one at weight,” he said. “And I the number of calories al- invaluable resource, her school. I was talking about taining healthy habits in eat everything. And I’m lotted.” clients say, during the it with my husband, and times such as last year’s a time, and make good fortunate. I chase two Although she does exer- pandemic by being as he bought me a member- pandemic. things happen for your- boys (grandsons) around. cise, her focus is more on available as she could ship for Christmas 2019.” “The biggest difficulty self. If you gained weight, I go to lacrosse games, food — and of not depriv- be — and giving as much She started going to the for me was sitting at home, find the ‘why’ behind it, soccer games, and I’m ing herself. instruction as she could gym, and seeing success. having lots of food around, and change it.” extremely active for my “I allowed myself some — to keep them in shape Then came COVID, and and emotional snacking,” Steve Krause can be age. More active than a cake on my birthday,” she during the shutdown. Sargent had to shut down. she said. “But I was able reached at skrause@item- lot of my friends are. I am said. “But I planned for it One of her clients is Tan- “But she pivoted,” said to turn things around and live.com. Mayor McGee proposes $407M budget A busy time for

BUDGET Bertino said there are From A1 positive things happening state legislators in the city, and “we need to financial issues that need- continue to work together not make it into the House ed to be addressed, and to build a better city for RECOVERY budget which would sup- getting Lynn back on sta- all.” From A1 port the state’s local and ble financial footing was Under McGee’s admin- help improve transporta- regional public health my No. 1 priority,” said Mc- istration, funds have been tion between the city and departments and make it Gee, who authorized a $14 directed toward quali- neighboring Salem and easier for them to collab- million loan from the state ty-of-life programs includ- reduce the number of cars orate. government in 2018 to bal- ing sidewalk replacements, on the road. ance the city’s budget for street light and traffic light “During the pandemic, The House of Represen- we saw communities come FY18 and FY19. repairs and transportation tatives has finished the “We had just begun to and park infrastructure together and do a nice col- ITEM FILE PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK budget process, and state laboration, but it wasn’t find our stable fiscal foot- improvements. Reps. Tom Walsh and Sal- Mayor Thomas M. McGee said $500,000 has easy for them to get per- ing from 2018, when in McGee said his adminis- ly Kerans have supported been allocated for an unarmed crisis response mission,” Kerans said. March 2020 (we) were tration has directed about amendments that passed. team as part of the FY22 budget. “We are only as strong as faced with the most dev- $1.7 million in local fund- Walsh proposed includ- our weakest public health astating public health “My team and I have capital projects, including ing to street infrastructure ing $100,000 to fund re- department. Peabody has crisis of our lifetime, the been meeting regular- the replacement of two fire improvements at Olympia pairs to the Route 128 an extremely strong pub- COVID-19 pandemic,” said ly with the Lynn Racial pumpers, five police ve- Square, Lynnfield Street, overpass in Peabody, lic health department, McGee. Justice Coalition discuss- hicles, seven Department Essex Street and Western which he said is very im- and we want to make sure McGee said the city used ing and advancing many of Public Works (DPW) Avenue. Those improve- portant. the FY20 budget to close social justice topics this vehicles and six vehicle ments have allowed for the “If you drive underneath that we try to have that budget gaps by strategies year,” McGee said. “That replacements for various city to access $63 million the Route 128 overpass, everywhere or have the such as not filling vacant partnership has taught me other departments. in state and federal fund- you’ll see the facade is in capacity to join with an- positions, trimming de- a lot, and it has improved The improvements also ing for the construction dire need of repair,” he other community.” partment budgets, and our community in many include the replacement of of these projects through said. “You can see the re- Walsh is sponsoring a coming to a new health ways, though we still have antiquated parking tech- the Complete Streets and bar sticking out in patch- bill that would require insurance agreement with quite a way to go before nology and turf irrigation Transportation Improve- es.” training for employees at the city’s unions, which re- justice for all is reached.” at Gannon Golf Course, ment Programs. In addition to those hotels and motels to rec- sulted in a significant cost To continue this work citywide master plan fund- In addition, about $70 successes, Walsh had an ognize the signs of human savings. with the next mayor — ing and improvements at million will be provided amendment fail to pass trafficking and display “It is because of the city’s McGee is not running for Fraser and Manning fields. to the city through the which he is hoping to pass human trafficking ho- careful fiscal planningreelection — a line item The budget includes a fo- American Rescue Plan Act, legislatively. He hopes to tlines prominently. over the past three years was put in the budget as cus for the DPW on keep- signed into law by Presi- use federal relief funds re- “This came about that I am able to present a commitment to support ing recreational areas lit- dent Joe Biden in March, lated to COVID-19 to cre- through conversations a balanced fiscal year 2022 these efforts. ter-free and maintained, to provide relief and assis- ate a fund for restaurants with my own police offi- budget that has withstood Every year, McGee said and provided for the cre- tance to those impacted by that were not eligible for cers in Peabody,” he said. the interim local and state the city focuses its budget ation of a grants manager COVID-19 and the result- Paycheck Protection Pro- “Something that is a small revenue losses, and main- on fiscal stability, respon- position in the comptrol- ing economic recession. gram (PPP) money. thing in the whole scheme tained full employment sible spending of taxpayer ler’s office and an addi- “These priorities, set He said that some busi- of things is just another even at the height of the dollars, taking advantage tional role in the Health forth in response to the nesses, including ones in- tool that may help some pandemic,” said McGee. of savings through effi- Department. federal money, should syn- corporated after the PPP people.” Within the proposed ciencies and grant funding, According to Chief Fi- thesize the concerns of the deadline of June 30, 2019, Walsh is also sponsoring budget is a commitment of smart economic equitable nancial Officer Michael people and the needs of the still needed help getting or co-sponsoring bills to $500,000 to the creation of growth and ensuring ac- Bertino, each city depart- city,” McGee said. back on their feet after the require critical incident an unarmed crisis response cess to municipal govern- ment had a meeting with This budget, if approved pandemic. drills in public schools and team, All Lynn Emergency ment services. McGee and the senior bud- by the City Council, would Kerans, who represents prevent deceptive calling Response Team (ALERT), The FY22 budget propos- get staff to discuss budget begin on July 1 and end on West Peabody as part of practices by the telemar- to further ongoing work es more than $8.5 million submittals. This was fol- June 30, 2022. her district, is the new- keting industry. related to ending system- in capital improvements lowed by both an individ- Allysha Dunnigan can est member of the legis- Tréa Lavery can be ic racism and promoting through a combination of ual meeting and a capital be reached at adunnigan@ lative team. She is also reached at tlavery@item- equality and inclusion. cash capital and bonding budget meeting. itemlive.com. supporting a bill that did live.com. Swampscott schools begin summer program Catch up with your COVID ous in accommodating for all families. It will be not going to be over in favorite team From A1 families whose students funded by ESSER (Ele- one school year,” Ange- have an academic need.” mentary and Secondary lakis said. “It’s going to in Item Sports! “Our general feeling is The program is sepa- School Emergency Relief) be a couple years, and we it’s better to be there for rate from the district’s grants. all accept that.” some of the time than not annual summer offer- “This learning-loss Tréa Lavery can be at all,” Bacon said. “We’re ings for special education work is not going to be reached at tlavery@item- trying to be very gener- students and will be free over in one summer. It’s live.com. SATURDAY MAY 29, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM A7

ITEM PHOTO | TRÉA LAVERY The city of Lynn held a grave-flagging event at Pine Grove Cemetery on May 27. Memorial Day marks a return to tradition on North Shore

MEMORIAL DAY weekend, Sweeney said. “It should be an import- From A1 At 1 p.m. Sunday, the ant holiday everywhere,” Military Friends Foun- Castinetti said. “There on Lynn Community Tele- dation is hosting a have been so many sacri- vision’s social media pag- wreath-laying ceremony fices made over the years es. and reception for Massa- so that we can live the life The 40-minute program chusetts’ fallen veterans we live, and it’s a shame will also be streamed on since 9/11. On display that Memorial Day is only Channel 22 for Comcast during the ceremony — once a year because these customers and Channel which will be held in front folks gave up their lives 37 for residents with Ver- of Swampscott Town Hall for our freedoms.” izon Monday at noon and — will be a “Field of He- He added this holiday 9 p.m.; Wednesday at 8 roes” which includes the is particularly import- p.m.; Thursday at 4 p.m.; photos, names and brief ant because it marks the and Friday at 8 a.m. biographies of those vet- 100th anniversary of the One of the more poi- erans. completion of the Tomb of gnant parts of the pro- The town will host its the Unknown Soldier in gram will include the official Memorial Day cer- Washington, D.C. ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK reading of more than 400 emony Monday at 11 a.m. “100 years ago is when names of fallen veterans. at the Swampscott cem- they interred the remains Nicholas Kohr, 9, left, and Monty Sullivan, 8, both of Saugus, scan the Lynn native Brig. Gen. etery. Town resident and of a World War I soldier, graves of veterans at Riverside Cemetery to make sure they didn’t miss Andrea Gayle-Bennett, an Brig. Gen. Mike Finer, an and (since) then they’ve planting an American flag at them as they prepare for Memorial Day. Iraq veteran and the first Iraq veteran, is the guest added World War II, Korea have served our country man Harry Christensen, servation on the Town female, African-American speaker. and Vietnam,” Castinetti and have passed away. USMC. Common. Instead the cel- colonel in the Army Na- Two Swampscott sol- said. “We are thrilled we’ll U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, ebration will once again tional Guard, is the guest diers who died in the Iraq Nahant’s event will take be able to gather public- a Marine Corps veteran be held virtually. The speaker. War, Jennifer Harris and place in-person at the ly this year and properly who served four tours of link is: https://vimeo. A field of flags for Lynn’s Jared Raymond, will be Green Lawn Cemetery at honor our fallen veterans.” duty in Iraq, has said he com/556229914. fallen — which was in- honored at both events. 11 a.m. In Marblehead, volun- plans to attend Monday’s In Salem, no live at- stalled over Armed Forces Ray Harris, Jennifer’s fa- Because last year’s cere- teers will place flags on events in Marblehead — tendance will be allowed weekend in early May — ther, and Jaclyn Raymond, mony was a pre-recorded veterans’ graves at Wa- where he grew up — and at this year’s ceremony, is on display in the sunk- Jared’s mother, will be in event meant for residents terside Cemetery on West Nahant. In Marblehead, which will be held at noon en gardens at Pine Grove attendance, Sweeney said. to watch online, Town Ad- Shore Drive, starting at 9 he will join the Glover’s Monday, but the commu- Cemetery. The display is Saugus will hold its ministrator Antonio Bar- a.m. Saturday at the bell Regiment in marching nity is invited to watch open to the public and will event at 10 a.m. at River- letta said the names of tower. All members of the from the Old Town House the event live on the city’s remain at the cemetery side Cemetery. veterans the town lost in community are welcome to Memorial Park to join Facebook page or on Sa- throughout the weekend. Steve Castinetti, com- 2020 will be read again, in to participate. in the ceremony. lem Access Television. While the city’s official mander of the Saugus addition to the names of A small ceremony will be Peabody’s Memorial The event’s speakers Memorial Day ceremony Veterans Council and a veterans lost in 2021. held at 1 p.m. Sunday at Day remembrance will be will include Mayor Kim- is virtual this year, The retired U.S. Navy captain, There will be roughly 10 Star of the Sea Cemetery held on Monday, May 31 berley Driscoll and state Knights of Columbus is said this year’s Memori- names in total, he said. on Lafayette Street. at 10 a.m. at Cedar Grove Sen. Joan Lovely, and hosting a public prayer al Day ceremony will be “Memorial Day was the There will be no Memo- Cemetery followed by the will feature music by the service Monday at noon much larger than in pre- first major public event to rial Day parade this year 11:30 a.m. remembrance Salem High School band, on the Lynn Commons, vious years, with a speech be canceled last year due due to the pandemic, but in front of City Hall, 27 a vacant chair ceremony across the street from the by keynote speaker Sgt. to the public health emer- there will be a live service Lowell St. and a plaque unveiling. public library. Major Kenneth Oswald, gency,” Barletta said. “It at Memorial Park at 10 For a second straight Item writers Elyse Car- In Swampscott, two cer- who heads the Lynn En- was heartbreaking that a.m. Monday. The prin- year in Lynnfield, there mosino, Allysha Dunnigan emonies will be held on glish High JROTC, and a we couldn’t come togeth- cipal speaker will be for- will be no formal, in-per- and Tréa Lavery contrib- consecutive days over the bagpipes performance. er to remember those who mer Marblehead Select- son Memorial Day ob- uted to this report. Accepting the unaccepted Salem State celebrates

YARIN in time. I made it to college I stopped my ironing. As From A1 eventually, but I’m not go- soon as she called me out, I 2020 and 2021 graduates ing to deny that it was hard realized I was never going ance in graduating amid activities. The entire expe- own senior year; start- watching my classmates to do what I had planned. By Tréa Lavery ITEM STAFF the COVID-19 pandemic. rience from start to finish ing as early as December radiate pride in their state- I was never going to get and January, when the “I am beyond appre- is now a memory that my ly crimsons, navys and for- on the boat and exit Bos- SALEM — Salem State early-decision applicants ciative that I was able to family and I will cherish est greens. ton Harbor for the North University celebrated its started hearing back from celebrate my accomplish- forever.” One of the graduation Atlantic explaining over graduates from both 2020 their dream schools. Kids ment with my husband Commencement speaker festivities at my school was and over that no, I didn’t and 2021 this month, would come in wearing and children, with the Monique Morris, a social a harbor dinner cruise for get in anywhere, yeah no awarding 1,500 under- their new college duds, intimate awards presen- justice advocate, author the senior class. It was a it happens I guess, uh-huh graduate and graduate de- their futures emblazoned tation that allowed for and filmmaker, accepted nice, sweet send-off, and I and that’s what the shirt is grees to the class of 2021 on their chests. my six-year-old daughter an honorary degree from was all ready to go except about, yeah no it’s fine. and 1,900 to the class of If the youngest sibling to present me with my the university during the tradition held that, for this Of course I wasn’t go- 2020 in virtual ceremo- in a family of Penn State diploma and announce virtual ceremony and en- event, we were obliged ing to do that. I was going nies and small gatherings. grads suddenly start- my name as I crossed the couraged graduates to be to wear apparel from the to hang out with my best Commencement ceremo- stage,” said Helena Dia- active participants in ad- ed wearing a Penn State schools we’d been accepted friend. nies were aired virtually mond of Danvers, head vancing justice. jersey, that was major. If to. One thing I’ve learned in at 12 p.m. Saturday, May of the math department “All of us are impacted you and your high-school I was good at hiding my my peculiar experience is 22. Students were also at Lynn’s Thurgood Mar- by acts of harm, acts of sweetheart both start- ambivalence to people’s col- that, while it hurts to be given the opportunity to shall Middle School, who injustice; so we can’t turn ed wearing UMass hats lege swag during the school one of the few left behind in bring guests to smaller, completed a certificate in away from those paths around decision time, that day, but something about the festivities, I was in no in-person “Viking Roll Educational Leadership. that may be different from was pretty big, too. These Call” events, where they “After a long year of re- our own, or that don’t ap- moments were manifesta- the thought of being stuck way alone. Three out of 350 with the squealing, manic ain’t much, but we weren’t could cross the commence- mote learning, I was able pear to intersect with tions of hopes and wishes. ment stage and have pho- to end the experience by ours,” Morris said. “They Dad gives you his old energy, the who’s-going- nothing. where of it all, for hours on Today, I imagine that tos taken with university celebrating with my Cer- will still affect the ecosys- UCLA basketball shirt and President John Keenan tificate of Advanced Grad- tem that we’re a part of, so you know what you have to end surrounded by water there must be hundreds with no escape — I’ll admit of thousands like me, who, and Provost David Silva. uate Study cohort mem- it also impacts us.” live up to. You know what’s bers while enjoying the Tréa Lavery can be it. It pissed me off. because of COVID and one These Viking Roll Calls calling you. You’re a senior amazing display of music, reached at tlavery@item- A few nights before the thing leading to another, took place on May 14 and in high school, and you 15 for the class of 2020 food trucks and fun-filled live.com. don’t know much, but you cruise, my best friend (be- could not join their friends sides me, one of three un- in donning their college and May 21 and 22 for know you can at least wear the class of 2021. lucky seniors who hadn’t mantles. Spring Cleanups the mantle of the place “The Viking Roll Call committed to a school in If that’s your situation, you’re going next — that events allowed us to and time) sat with me as I furi- then you’ll probably feel place where you see your- maintain the most cher- ously ironed letter patches how I felt. Hopefully I can self becoming something ished part of commence- Tree Removal onto a T-shirt. At that point tell you something now definite in an indefinite ment — hearing your and world. I was still planning on get- that I didn’t figure out un- name and crossing the That’s the whole idea ting on the boat, but I had til much later. stage to the applause of Dog Waste behind college logos, col- a little revenge scheme in You may go on to higher friends and family,” said Removal ors and iconography, their my pocket. The patches I education, or you might Keenan. “I know these merchandise stores on was ironing were to spell not; it’s not a decision that’s gatherings were not Low Rates campus and online. They out “F— U.” going to define who you what students envisioned want you to feel like you’re Funny, right? U, like uni- are. A school simply can’t when they began their Call • 877-688-7667 wearing your future. versity? I was such a twerp. do that. At the end of the degrees, but from where I When I was 18, I had the “Are you really going to day, a college jersey is just stood, the excitement and somewhat distasteful ex- do it?” she asked. a shirt. emotion of commence- perience of watching it all I said “yes,” and she And that’s why I want to ment filled the room. It’s $2.29 unfold from a distance. Of rolled her eyes. She didn’t welcome all non-college- the least we could do for PAYLESS OIL a graduating class of about want anything to do with bound seniors to the 2021 graduates who have over- 350 people, only three of us the stupid cruise because, Class of F— U. You are go- come so much.” All Cities and Towns were not going anywhere according to her, it would ing to do great things, and I All students who par- No Minimum. Senior & Veteran Discounts. in the fall. I was one of the have been a lame time. couldn’t be prouder. ticipated in the in-person three. Whatever, y’know? Her aversion had nothing Sophie Yarin can be events were awarded a Senior year was tough, and to do with who was headed reached at syarin@itemlive. Viking Strong cord in I just couldn’t get it going where. com. honor of their persever- 1-800-698-6313 Price subject to change A8 SATURDAY MAY 29, 2021 LOOK! International Jazz Day, National Biscuit Day, Paper Clip Day, Put a Pillow on Your Fridge 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. Salem set to celebrate the arts again By Anne Marie Tobin restrictions have relaxed. community like nothing is concerning,” he said. “It ITEM STAFF Andrews said events else,” said Kylie Sulli- seems like the attitude is, will be strategically van, executive director ‘the science has spoken,’ SALEM –- The Salem placed to maximize safety. of Salem Main Streets. so we are done with this. Arts Festival is back — Public activities include “Creating community has I still feel impending and it will be in-person. multiple outdoor per- always been the under- doom about a fall surge “It will be a little bit dif- formance areas, onsite pinning purpose of the as vaccinations have ferent, but it feels great to art-making for all ages, Salem Arts Festival, and slowed down. We (Salem) be able to have it in-per- local artisans and makers our Salem community desperately need (tourism son again after having to selling their creations, desperately needs to heal in) October, so we are be virtual last year,” said pop-up art exhibitions in and build together again definitely looking to use John Andrews, owner of businesses around town, a after the past year.” our platform to help more the Creative Collective. live “mural slam” on Art- Andrews said that the people get vaccinated.” The company is part- ists Row and a temporary festival was planned with Activities, performanc- nering with Salem Main public art installation. COVID restrictions still es and galleries will be Streets to stage the “This year’s event in place, adding that the smaller this year with COURTESY PHOTO | CREATIVE COLLECTIVE festival. highlights the importance festival received a thumbs most events being held A local character greets residents at the 2019 “This is our fourth year of the creative workforce up from the city’s Health in-person with a few vir- Salem Arts festival. with Salem Main Streets and how it contributes to Department Tuesday, tual elements. and one great thing and stabilizes the local which voted to allow the “We’ve spread every- nesses have committed to pandemic. In March and about our partnership is economy,” said Andrews. festival to follow whatev- thing out and will be support this year’s festi- April alone we lost about that, while the stipend “Arts and culture are an er state guidelines may be using things like parks, val, including the Peabody 85 percent of our normal we can offer our artists integral part of day-to-day in effect from June 4-6. the common and other Essex Museum and Salem revenue. But throughout isn’t huge, we’ve been life in Salem. This annual “The performers will public spaces,” Andrews Five, with support in part the crisis, this community able to turn this into a festival has become a make their own decisions, said. “We tried to create a from the Massachusetts of makers, artisans, per- great source of income for source of pride and we’ve just said ‘do what more moving celebration Cultural Council and formers and creators were them and also have the revenue for hundreds of you need to do to be safe, of creativity with multiple Salem Cultural Council. A integral in keeping our opportunity to show how creative professionals and do what you need to do locations.” full list of supporters can families and communities important creative artists a major economic boost to to keep your business Public health restric- be found on the festival hopeful, entertained and are in driving the down- the local community.” healthy,’” Andrews said, tions in Massachusetts website. inspired.” town economy.” In 2019 — the last time adding that while 100 put in place in response Andrews said Creative For more information The family-friendly the festival was held of his Creative Collec- to COVID-19 will be lifted Collective’s operations and a full festival sched- event runs from June in-person — there were tive staff members are on Saturday. Masks are never slowed down during ule, visit www.salemarts- 4-6. It features a variety more than 6,000 attend- fully vaccinated, he has still required on pub- the pandemic. festival.com. Visit salem. of art, music, dance and ees and 300 artists and concerns over how quickly lic transportation and “We never really took org/covid19 or download theatre performances performers who partic- the state is moving to- indoors at some estab- a break as we leaned in the Destination Salem throughout downtown ipated in the three-day ward reopening. lishments. Visitors are really heavy knowing app to receive guidelines Salem, both indoors and event. “The way we are rush- asked to respect signage what our role had to be,” updates. out. This is the first arts “I firmly believe that ing back with people and comply with business he said. “The creative Anne Marie Tobin can festival on the North the arts can establish and feeling they are totally guidelines. community has been dev- be reached at atobin@ Shore since COVID-19 strengthen a true sense of done with this pandemic More than 20 local busi- astated by the COVID-19 itemlive.com. 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team.” had one RBI. BASEBALL Angel Gonzalez earned “The bottom line is, you By Mike Alongi the win on the mound in can’t walk 11 guys and ITEM SPORTS EDITOR relief for the Bulldogs, make errors against a tossing 2 2/3 innings and team like English and ex- LYNN — Going down allowing two runs on two pect to win,” said Classical by ve runs in the second hits with four strikeouts. coach Mike Zukowski. “I inning wasn’t enough to Ray Contreras went the thought we played a great deter the Lynn English rst 4 1/3 innings and rst four innings, but then baseball team Friday struck out eight in the we hit a wall and things evening, as the Bulldogs no-decision. battled back from multi- The English offense was fell apart. We just have to run de cits two different sparked by Chris Figuereo look ourselves in the mir- times to notch a 10-9 vic- Perez, who went 1-for- ror and be better.” tory over cross-town rival 3 with a double and two After Almendarez Lynn Classical in a back- RBI. Enmanuel Javier (1- moved through a 1-2-3 and-forth game at Fraser for-3), Luis Pina (0-for-2) inning in the top of the Field. and Jeremies Brito (0-for- rst, Classical stepped up “I always tell the guys, 1) each had one RBI. in the bottom of the rst it’s not about the rst at- Nico Galeazzi had a and got on the board. Two bat or the second at-bat, huge game in the leadoff walks and a single loaded it’s about that third at- spot for Classical, going up the bases for O’Connor, bat,” said English coach 3-for-4 with a double, a who grounded into a eld- Esteban Paula. “I’m proud triple and two RBI. Yass- er’s choice that brought of the guys for the way ine Bakhouch (1-for-4, ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK home Galeazzi to make it they kept battling, and it’s double), Aaron O’Connor 1-0 Rams. English’s Enmanuel Javier, right, had one RBI in the Bulldogs’ win over always great to get a win (1-for-5, double) and Knico Classical during a rainy day at Fraser Field. against a good Classical Rodriguez (0-for-4) each ENGLISH, B2 Fusco leads Revere to win over Classical starter as a senior.” son also went 2-for-3 and SOFTBALL And Fusco was on top of scored a pair of runs. Gi- By Daniel Kane her game despite the rain anna Uminski and Nina ITEM STAFF Friday, holding the Rams Cassinello each had one to just four hits, ve walks RBI while Adrianna Keefe REVERE — Behind a and two earned runs in the 15-strikeout performance and Julianna Raffa each win. scored one run. from pitcher Adrianna “She’s making the most “We knew (Classical Fusco, the Revere softball of it,” Ciccarello said. “She’s pitcher Brooke Warren) team earned a big Greater tough as nails. She worked Boston League win Friday, on her pitching. She ma- was a lefty and we worked topping visiting Classical tured a great deal and all day the past couple 5-2. she’s our ace. We love her of days,” Ciccarello said. “Adrianna has been wait- and we got her back. She’s “My left arm is killing me ing a long time for this,” a phenomenal kid too. A throwing batting practice Revere coach Joe Ciccarel- Posse Scholarship winner with my left arm trying to lo said. “We had a starting and she’s going to Union get them used to the ball pitcher that graduated two College (New York).” coming from that side. It years ago. Last year would The Patriots didn’t leave worked. Everybody put the have been (Fusco’s) junior her hanging at the plate bat on the ball. Even when year and rst year starting either. Elianni Monge we made outs we made ITEM FILE PHOTO | JULIA HOPKINS but it didn’t happen. She’s led the way hitting 2-for- some good hard outs.” waited three years for this 3 with two RBI and one Classical’s Kylie Poisson laced a two-run home run Friday, but it wasn’t and now she’s nally the run scored. Lynzie Ander- RAMS, B2 enough to boost the Rams to a win at Revere. Marblehead wins seventh straight game

SOFTBALL SCHOOL ROUNDUP St. Mary’s 13, By Mike Alongi Beverly 1 ITEM SPORTS EDITOR Marina DiBiasio had a huge game at the plate The Marblehead base- for the Spartans, hitting ball team took home a grand slam and knock- its seventh consecutive ing in six runs in the vic- victory Friday evening, tory. Sophia LeBert and knocking off North- Emely Rodriguez also hit eastern Conference foe home runs in the win. Swampscott by a score Lily Newhall contin- of 12-8 at Forest Avenue ued her dominant season Park. in the circle, striking out The Magicians were seven batters to earn the led by Thomas Groom, victory. who went 2-for-4 with St. Mary’s (11-2) hosts a double and two RBI. Austin Prep Monday af- Shane Keough went ternoon (12). 1-for-4 with a double Saugus 5, Kyle Odoy, left, is a three-sport athlete at Triton High while Katherine Silacci plays volleyball and two RBI, while Winthrop 3 and tennis at Pingree. Sami Loughlin, Charlie The Sachems rallied Titus, Matthew Titus back after trailing 3-2 in and Andrew Titus each the bottom of the sixth had one RBI. inning to earn the victory. Triton’s Odoy, Pingree’s Silacci named James Doody earned Leah Ventre had a the win in relief, tossing great game on both sides three innings and allow- of the eld, tossing a Moynihan Student-Athletes of April ing four runs on three complete game in the hits with four strike- circle (three runs on four Outstanding perform- three-year starter nal- game, nearly leading the captain in all three sports. outs. Albino Neto, Liam hits with 11 strikeouts) ers in both athletics and ly played a full season as Vikings to upset Lynn eld Academically Odoy is McIlroy and Damien and going 2-for-3 with a King also saw time on in the classroom, Triton’s Triton’s quarterback and in an eventual 30-22 dou- among the best students double and a run scored the mound for Marble- Kyle Odoy and Pingree’s ranked among the region’s ble-overtime loss in the at Triton Regional High at the plate. head. Katherine Silacci have most proli c talents. season nale. School. He boasts a 4.64 Also contributing to GPA and ranks fourth For the Big Blue, the offense were Alexa been honored as Moyni- Odoy led Greater New- In addition to his foot- Aidan Graciale went han Lumber Student-Ath- buryport with 586 yards ball exploits, Odoy is also in his class, and he has Ferraro (2-for-3, double, served as a class of cer, 1-for-2 with a triple and RBI), Kirby Dalton (2- letes of the Month for on 62 of 107 passing (57.9 a two-time Newburyport two RBI, while Connor April. percent) and four touch- Daily News All-Star in a member of Triton’s stu- for-4, triple, RBI), Fallon dent council and served in Correnti went 1-for-4 Millerick (1-for-2, RBI), A three-sport standout down passes while also basketball and a four-year with a double and two at Triton, Odoy is coming tallying 393 rushing yards varsity baseball player. a variety of other leader- Devany Millerick (RBI) RBI. Jonah Cadorette and Ryann Moloney (one off a terri c Fall 2 football and six rushing touch- This winter, Odoy earned ship positions throughout high school. and Matthew McIntire hit). season in which he earned downs on a team-high all-CAL honors and aver- Odoy also recently each had one RBI. Winthrop hosts Dan- CAL Kinney Co-Player of 94 carries. He tallied 36 aged 11.1 points per game, gained admittance to the Swampscott (4-4) trav- vers Monday (1). the Year honors. Though points on the season and, and this spring he is Tri- U.S. Naval Academy, a tre- els to Danvers Monday Saugus (7-1) hosts limited throughout high though Triton nished 0-5, ton baseball’s starting mendous accomplishment (10). Marblehead Monday (4). school by a series of seri- Odoy ensured the Vikings rst baseman. This year Marblehead (8-2) hosts ous shoulder injuries, the were competitive in every Odoy was named a team MOYNIHAN, B2 Beverly Monday (10). ROUNDUP, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY MAY 29, 2021

HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE

SATURDAY St. John’s Prep at Xaverian (4) Baseball Peabody at Saugus (4) Ipswich at Lynnfield (10) Softball Bishop Fenwick at Winthrop (10 & 2) Lynnfield at Triton (11) Bishop Feehan at St. Mary’s (1) Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (12) Danvers at Winthrop (1) Softball Marblehead at Saugus (4) St. Mary’s at Bishop Feehan (1) Swampscott at Peabody (4) Boys Lacrosse Weymouth at St. Mary’s (1:15) Boys Lacrosse Lynnfield at Amesbury (10) Girls Lacrosse Austin Prep at St. Mary’s (10:30) Weymouth at St. Mary’s (10) Marblehead at Winthrop (11) Boys Tennis Bishop Fenwick at Matignon (TBD) Bishop Feehan at Bishop Fenwick (2) Girls Lacrosse Girls Tennis St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (10:30) Bishop Fenwick at Bishop Feehan (2) Winthrop at Marblehead (11) SUNDAY Boys Tennis Softball Amesbury at Lynnfield (10) Beverly at Marblehead (10) Danvers at Classical (12) Winthrop at Salem (10) MONDAY Xaverian at St. John’s Prep (4) Baseball Girls Tennis Bishop Fenwick at Essex Tech (10) Marblehead at Beverly (10) Beverly at Marblehead (10) Peabody at Danvers (10) Swampscott at Danvers (10) Lynnfield at Amesbury (11) St. Mary’s at Austin Prep (12) Salem at Winthrop (1) Masconomet at Winthrop (1) Saugus at Swampscott (4)

TV/RADIO

Auto racing 1 p.m...... Xfinity: Alsco Uniforms 300 at Charlotte ...... FS1 Baseball 1 p.m...... Philadelphia at Tampa Bay ...... MLB Network 4 p.m...... NY Yankees at Detroit ...... MLB Network 4:10 p.m...... Miami at Boston ...... NESN; WEEI-FM 93.7 7:15 p.m...... Atlanta at NY Mets ...... Fox 10 p.m...... St. Louis at Arizona ...... MLB Network College baseball 12 p.m...... Big South Tournament ...... ESPNU Pro basketball 1:30 p.m...... Milwaukee at Miami ...... TNT ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK 4 p.m...... Denver at Portland ...... TNT 7 p.m...... Philadelphia at Washington ...... ESPN English’s Angel Gonzalez is forced to leap into the air as Classical’s Almani Medina slides into 9:30 p.m...... Utah at Memphis ...... ESPN third. Boxing 10 p.m...... Nordine Oubaali vs. Nonito Donaire (bantamweights) Showtime Golf 7:30 a.m...... European: Made in Denmark ...... Golf English rallies back to beat Classical 2 p.m...... PGA: Charles Schwab Challenge ...... Golf 3 p.m...... Senior PGA Championship ...... NBC 5:30 p.m...... LPGA: Founders Cup ...... Golf ENGLISH on a passed ball, then and smashed a two-run life. Javier was up next, PGA: Charles Schwab Challenge ...... CBS From B1 scored following another double to make it a 5-3 and his RBI single gave Men’s hockey passed ball to make it 4-0. game. Things fell apart English a lead that it 9:15 a.m...... World Championships: US vs. Norway ...... NHL Network Pro hockey Classical was able to O’Connor capped off the for Classical from there, wouldn’t relinquish again. 7:30 p.m...... Toronto at Montreal ...... NBCSN break the game open a scoring in the inning with as two errors, two passed The Bulldogs earned two 8 p.m...... NY Islanders at Boston ...... NBC; WBZ-FM 98.5 an RBI double of his own, balls and two wild pitches more runs on passed balls Men’s college lacrosse bit in the bottom of the second, starting with a putting the Rams’ lead at brought home four more to round out the scoring. 12 p.m...... NCAA semifinals ...... ESPN2 5-0. runs for English. In the 2:30 p.m...... NCAA semifinals ...... ESPN2 Warren single to get the The Rams put on one - Almendarez cruised blink of an eye, it was 7-5 Rugby inning going. After mov- nal threat in the bottom of 4 p.m...... MLR: Toronto at New England ...... NESN+ through his rst four Bulldogs. the seventh, scoring a run Men’s soccer ing to second on a wild innings on the mound, But English fought right 3 p.m...... MLS: New England at FC Cincinnati .....WSBK Ch. 38; WBZ-FM pitch, Warren advanced to not allowing a single hit back in the top of the sev- and moving the tying run 98.5 third on an English error to third base, but Gonza- Champions: Chelsea vs. Manchester City ...... CBS through four. But in the enth. Two walks and a Track and field and then scored on a wild fth, things changed. single loaded the bases be- lez got out of the inning 12:30 a.m...... IAAF: Diamond League (tape) ...... NBCSN pitch to make it 2-0. After Two hit batters, a walk fore a passed ball brought with a strikeout to seal a groundout moved anoth- and a wild pitch allowed home a run to make it 7-6. the win. NHL PLAYOFFS er runner into scoring po- the Bulldogs to push one Next up was Brito, who Classical (2-1) travels to sition, Galeazzi stepped in run across and get on the notched an RBI ground- Marblehead Tuesday (4). FIRST ROUND Minnesota 4, Vegas 2 and laced an RBI double. board. Then, with one out, out to tie the game at 7-7 English (3-0) hosts Med- (Best-of-7) Tuesday He then advanced to third Figuereo Perez stepped in and give the Bulldogs new ford Tuesday night (7). (x-if necessary) Toronto 4, Montreal 0 Saturday Carolina 3, Nashville 2, OT Tampa Bay 6, Florida 2 Wednesday N.Y. Islanders 4, Pittsburgh 1 N.Y. Islanders 5, Pittsburgh 3, N.Y. Fusco leads Revere softball to win Toronto 5, Montreal 1 Islanders wins series 4 - 2 Vegas 4, Minnesota 0 Tampa Bay 4, Florida 0, Tampa Bay RAMS “We have to put the ball that allowed Keefe to Tineo singled and stole Sunday wins series 4 - 2 From B1 in play,” Rams coach Erica score and put the Patriots second to set up Poisson Nashville 4, Carolina 3, 2OT Minnesota 3, Vegas 0, series tied 3 - Richard said. “We lost too ahead 1-0 from the jump. in the sixth, who had the Colorado 5, St. Louis 2, Colorado 3 Warren was still effec- many opportunities and Revere kept chipping best hit of the night on her wins series 4 - 0 Thursday, Boston 3, Washington 1, Boston wins looked at too many good away from there. Monge two-run homer straight to Montreal 4, Toronto 3, OT, Toronto tive for Classical, with six series 4 - 1 pitches. Especially when plated Anderson on an center eld to cut the lead leads series 3 - 2 strikeouts while allowing Winnipeg 5, Edmonton 4, OT we’re ahead in the count, RBI single in the second to 5-2. Carolina 4, Nashville 3, OT, Carolina 11 hits and four earned you have to nd a good to add a run. Then in the Fusco walked Reese Monday wins series 4 - 2 runs. The struggles came N.Y. Islanders 3, Pittsburgh 2, 2OT pitch and put it in play. fourth Anderson hit a two- Brinkler in the seventh Toronto 2, Montreal 1 Friday at the plate for the Rams. Minnesota at Vegas, 9 p.m. We can’t sit back and let out double and Monge and but a pair of strikeouts Florida 4, Tampa Bay 1 Kylie Poisson brought a Winnipeg 4, Edmonton 3, 3OT, Winni- Saturday the game come to us. We Cassinello laced back- and a putout from Cassi- peg wins series 4 - 0 Toronto at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. bright spot when she plat- have to take advantage. to-back triples to extend nelli in right eld closed ed Emily Tineo on a two- And we can’t give them the Revere lead to 4-0. the door on the Rams. run home run in the sixth NBA PLAYOFFS runs early off of physical Uminski brought home Revere (3-0) and Clas- but other than that Clas- and mental mistakes.” another run in the fth on sical (2-2, 2-1 in GBL sical struggled to get the Those mistakes were a a elder’s choice to bump play) will be right back at x-Atlanta at New York, TBA FIRST ROUND big hits it needed. pair of errors in the rst the lead up to 5-0. Wednesday (5) in Lynn. (Best-of-7) x-Dallas at L.A. Clippers, TBA Saturday x-Memphis at Utah, TBA Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. Thursday Milwaukee at Miami, 1:30 p.m. x-Brooklyn at Boston, TBA Utah at Memphis, 9:30 p.m. x-Milwaukee at Miami, TBA Odoy, Silacci named Moynihan Denver at Portland, 4 p.m. x-Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, TBA x-Denver at Portland, TBA Sunday New York at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Friday Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m. x-Philadelphia at Washington, TBA Lumber Student-Athletes of April Brooklyn at Boston, 7 p.m. x-New York at Atlanta, TBA L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. x-L.A. Clippers at Dallas, TBA x-Utah at Memphis, TBA Monday MOYNIHAN captain in both sports as ning against tough odds. organizes a penpal sys- Philadelphia at Washington, 7 p.m. Saturday From B1 well. As a leader, she brings tem between students x-Boston at Brooklyn, TBA Utah at Memphis, 9:30 p.m. x-Miami at Milwaukee, TBA This past Fall 2 season, the same qualities to the and children at the Lako- Tuesday x-L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, TBA given that applicants Silacci led the Highland- team by her example, and ta Rosebud Reservation. x-Boston at Brooklyn, TBA x-Portland at Denver, TBA typically have either the ers’ girls volleyball team by her good-humored sup- She has also worked with x-Miami at Milwaukee, TBA Sunday recommendation of an in aces for the fourth port of her teammates.” the Pingree Pals Club to L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, TBA x-Washington at Philadelphia, TBA Portland at Denver, TBA of cial source, such as straight year, and this Academically, Silacci help recruit volunteers to x-Atlanta at New York, TBA a member of Congress spring she is serving as ranks among the top stu- work with mentally- and Wednesday x-Dallas at L.A. Clippers, TBA x-Washington at Philadelphia, TBA x-Memphis at Utah, TBA or boast substantial ac- the No. 1 singles player dents at the prestigious physically-handicapped ademic quali cations in on the Pingree girls ten- South Hamilton prep children, has taken part addition to meeting rigor- nis team. school, ranking in the top in the Learning Across MLB ous tness criteria. Even She was also recently percentile of Pingree’s Borders Barcelona Ex- with all of that in hand, honored by The Salem senior class with a 96.8 change Program and has AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE the application process News as Pingree’s nom- classroom average. She served as a tutor, tennis East Division East Division W L Pct W L Pct is extremely competitive, inee for the paper’s 59th was also named a Com- instructor and personal GB GB with fewer than 10 per- annual Student-Athlete mended Scholar in the care attendant. Tampa Bay 32 20 .615 _ New York 24 20 .545 _ cent of applicants earn- Boston 30 20 .600 1 Philadelphia 25 26 .490 2½ Award. National Merit Scholar- How does she manage New York 29 21 .580 2 Atlanta 24 25 .490 2½ ing admittance in a given “Katherine Silacci is one ship Program and scored such a busy schedule? Toronto 25 24 .510 5½ Miami 24 26 .480 3 year. of the sharpest competi- a 1380 on her SATs. Silacci said the fact that Baltimore 17 33 .340 14 Washington 21 25 .457 4 Central Division Central Division A two-sport star at Pin- tors I have ever coached,” Silacci, who will at- she loves everything she W L Pct W L Pct gree, Silacci has excelled said Pingree Varsity Girls tend Emory University, does makes tting every- GB GB Chicago 29 20 .592 _ St. Louis 28 22 .560 _ in both volleyball and Tennis Coach Eric Olson is a member of Pingree’s thing in much easier. Cleveland 27 21 .563 1½ Chicago 27 22 .551 ½ tennis since her fresh- in a recent interview with student government and “I’m busy seven days a Kansas City 23 25 .479 5½ Milwaukee 25 25 .500 3 man year. The Marble- The Salem News. “She Student Life Committee, week, so even on week- Minnesota 20 29 .408 9 Cincinnati 22 26 .458 5 Detroit 19 31 .380 10½ Pittsburgh 18 31 .367 9½ head resident has been remains mentally tough and has served as a peer ends I’m out working,” West Division West Division named her team’s most in the face of competing advisor for three years. she said. “But a big part W L Pct W L Pct GB GB valuable player and cur- against every school’s She founded the Rosebud of it is staying motivated Oakland 30 22 .577 _ San Diego 32 19 .627 _ rently serves as a team top player — often win- Connection Club, which and having balance in my Houston 27 22 .551 1½ Los Angeles 31 19 .620 ½ Seattle 24 27 .471 5½ San Francisco 30 20 .600 1½ Los Angeles 22 28 .440 7 Colorado 19 32 .373 13 Texas 22 30 .423 8 Arizona 18 33 .353 14 St. John’s Prep lacrosse remains unbeaten Saturday’s Games Dodgers (Urías 7-1), 7:15 p.m. Philadelphia (Wheeler 4-2) at Tampa St. Louis (Wainwright 2-4) at Arizona ROUNDUP ing attack with three Max Perault and Lucas goal lead in the last three Bay (Yarbrough 2-3), 1:10 p.m. (TBD), 10:10 p.m. From B1 goals, while Luke Surette Verrier each scored one minutes of play but just Cincinnati (Castillo 1-7) at Chicago Sunday’s Games was close behind with goal. Cubs (Davies 2-2), 2:20 p.m. Ipswich 12, couldn’t hold on to secure Colorado at Pittsburgh, 1:05 p.m. two goals and one assist. St. John’s Prep (7-0) Colorado (Gomber 3-4) at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Lynn eld 11 their rst win of the sea- (Brubaker 3-4), 4:05 p.m. Miami at Boston, 1:10 p.m. Pierce Blaeser and Nate takes on Hingham Satur- Miami (Rogers 6-2) at Boston (Eoval- Lynn eld (7-3) plays on son. Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Jones each scored two day (12). di 5-2), 4:10 p.m. the road at Triton Monday Liam Donovan led the San Diego at Houston, 2:10 p.m. goals, Jackson DeSanto Newburyport 14, San Diego (Darvish 5-1) at Houston (11). way for Lynn with six (Odorizzi 0-2), 4:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 had one goal and three Lynn eld 0 Atlanta (Fried 2-2) at N.Y. Mets p.m. BOYS LACROSSE assists and Michael Kelly Lynn eld (1-5) travels to goals. Collin Donovan and San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 (Peterson 1-4), 7:15 p.m. St. John’s Prep 16, had one goal and one as- Amesbury Monday (11). Jarrod Bennett each had Milwaukee (Peralta 4-1) at Washing- p.m. ton (Corbin 3-3), 7:15 p.m. St. Louis at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Malden Catholic 4 sist. Tommy Sarni, Char- Revere 9, Lynn 8 one goal. Judens Prosper San Francisco (Webb 3-3) at L.A. Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:08 p.m. Jake Vana led the scor- lie Wilmot, Jimmy Ellard, The Jets held a one- had 12 saves in goal. SATURDAY MAY 29, 2021 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION U.S. to expedite immigration cases of families on border

By Amy Taxin and administrations previous- with people traveling in Elliot Spagat ly created dockets aimed families. Many are repeat ASSOCIATED PRESS at quickly deciding these crossers because getting cases in the immigration expelled carries no legal SAN DIEGO — Families courts, which are notori- consequences. arriving at the U.S. bor- ously backlogged and can Friday’s announcement der with Mexico will have take years to resolve cas- gives families at the bor- their cases fast-tracked es. der a higher priority than in immigration court, the The latest iteration, other cases in an immi- Biden administration which the administration gration court system with said Friday, less than two is calling a “dedicated about 1.3 million pending weeks after it said it was docket,” lets judges grant easing pandemic-related cases. Attorney General continuances “for good Merrick Garland said the restrictions on seeking cause,” according to in- asylum. effort aligns with his goal structions they received. of immigration courts de- Under the plan, fami- It calls the 300-day time- lies stopped on the bor- ciding cases “promptly line “an internal goal.” and fairly.” der starting Friday could The announcement The National Associa- be placed in expedited comes as President Joe tion of Immigration Judg- proceedings aimed at de- Biden is under mounting es is studying the propos- termining whether they pressure to lift pandem- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS al, said Dana Marks, an can remain in the United ic-related restrictions on States. Immigration judg- seeking asylum at the bor- A Border Patrol agent walks along a dirt road near the U.S.-Mexico bor- immigration judge and es would generally decide der that were put in place der, in Roma, Texas. the group’s executive vice these cases within 300 by the Trump administra- president. She said the them, as is nearly every has created delays for oth- for humanitarian protec- days of an initial hearing tion in March 2020. Under group was not consulted single adult. Last week, er migrants already wait- tion in the United States. in 10 cities including New the rules, citizens of Mex- about the plan. York, Los Angeles and ico, Guatemala, Honduras the administration took ing years for their cases to “U.S. asylum proceedings Immigrants were is- border communities such and El Salvador are typ- steps to ease the rules be heard. cannot be considered fair sued deportation orders as El Paso, Texas, and San ically expelled to Mexico and agreed to eventual- Eleanor Acer, senior when the Biden adminis- in more than 90 percent Diego, the Departments of within two hours without ly allow 250 people a day director for refugee pro- tration continues to bla- of the cases that were Justice and Homeland Se- any opportunity to seek through border crossings tection at Human Rights tantly violate U.S. refugee decided in the Trump curity said in a statement. asylum or other humani- to seek refuge in the Unit- First, urged the Biden laws and treaties,” she administration’s family It isn’t the first time U.S. tarian protections. ed States. administration to roll said in a statement. unit dockets, according to officials have sought to Biden exempted unac- But immigrant advo- back Trump administra- The Border Patrol had statistics from the Jus- expedite the immigration companied children but cates said creating dock- tion measures that make more than 170,000 en- tice Department’s Exec- cases of families arriving about one of every three ets to speed asylum seek- it difficult for Central counters in April, its utive Office for Immigra- on the southwest border. people who arrive in fam- ers through the courts American migrants flee- highest tally since March tion Review, which runs The Trump and Obama ilies are still subject to isn’t fair and in the past ing violence to qualify 2001, including 50,000 immigration courts. CEO pay rises to $12.7M even as pandemic ravages economy By Stan Choe ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — As COVID-19 ravaged the world last year, CEOs’ big pay packages seemed to be under as much threat as everything else. Fortunately for those CEOs, many had boards of directors willing to see the pandemic as an extraor- dinary event beyond their control. Across the country, boards made changes to PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS the intricate formulas that determine their CEOs’ pay Marcia Carter-Patterson, right, mother of Manuel “Manny” Ellis, stands — and other moves — that with her son and Ellis’ brother Matthew, as she speaks at a news con- helped make up for losses FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ference in Tacoma, Wash. created by the crisis. As a result, pay packag- Advance Auto Parts CEO Tom Greco saw a 4.7 es rose yet again last year percent increase in compensation during the for the CEOs of the biggest COVID-19 pandemic 3 officers plead not guiilty in companies, even though the pandemic sent the of pandemic-related costs. halt sailings and furlough economy to its worst quar- Extended sick-pay bene- workers. For CEO Arnold Black man’s restraint death ter on record and slashed fits and expenses for hand Donald’s 2020 compen- corporate profits around sanitizer and other safety sation, those grants were By Gene Johnson George Floyd’s death trig- retort from one of the offi- the world. The median equipment totaling $60 valued at $5.2 million, ASSOCIATED PRESS gered a nationwide reck- cers: “Shut the (expletive) pay package for a CEO at million dragged on two key though their full value oning on race and policing. up, man.” an S&P 500 company hit measurements that help will ultimately depend on SEATTLE — Five weeks The Pierce County med- “Ellis was not fighting $12.7 million in 2020, ac- set his performance pay. how the company performs after ex-Minneapolis po- ical examiner called Ellis’ back,” the probable cause cording to data analyzed by But because the board’s on carbon reductions and liceman Derek Chauvin death a homicide due to statement said, citing vid- Equilar for The Associated compensation committee other measures in coming was convicted of murder- a lack of oxygen caused eo recorded by three wit- Press. That means half the saw these costs as extraor- years. That helped Donald ing George Floyd, three by restraint, with an en- nesses. CEOs in the survey made dinary and unanticipated, receive total compensation Washington state police larged heart and metham- The case marks the first more, and half made less. it excluded them from its valued at $13.3 million for officers pleaded not guilty phetamine intoxication as time the attorney gener- It’s 5 percent more than calculations. That helped the year, up 19 percent Friday in the death of contributing factors. al’s office has charged po- the median pay for that Greco’s total compensation from a year earlier, even as Manuel Ellis, another The death made Ellis’ lice officers with unlawful same group of CEOs in rise 4.7 percent last year to Carnival swung to a $10.2 Black man who pleaded name synonymous with use of deadly force. 2019 and an acceleration $8.1 million. billion loss for the fiscal for breath under an offi- pleas for justice at pro- Five Tacoma offi- from the 4.1 percent climb At Carnival, the cruise year. cer’s knee. tests in the Pacific North- cers have been on paid in last year’s survey. operator gave stock grants Meanwhile, regular Washington Attorney west. His final words — “I home leave pending the At Advance Auto Parts, to executives, in part to workers also saw gains, General Bob Ferguson can’t breathe, sir!” — were charging decision, and CEO Tom Greco’s pay for encourage its leaders to but not at the same rate as charged Tacoma officers captured by a home secu- Ferguson said the investi- 2020 was in line to take a stick with the company as their bosses. And millions Christopher Burbank rity camera, as was the gation is continuing. hit because of a mountain the pandemic forced it to of others lost their jobs. and Matthew Collins, who are both white, with second-degree murder Thursday after witness- es reported that they Local news on your doorstep attacked Ellis without provocation. Timothy Rankine, who is Asian, faces a charge of first-degree man- slaughter. He is accused of kneeling on Ellis’ back and shoulder as he died from a lack of oxygen, according to a probable cause statement filed in Pierce County Superior Court. All three pleaded not guilty at initial court ap- pearances, with a judge setting bail at $100,000 each. Special assistant attorney general Patty Eakes, representing the Home delivery starts at only $4.50 per week. state, asked for bail to be set at $1 million, cit- 50% off your rst month of home delivery ing the severity of the charges, but defense at- when you use coupon code dailyitem torneys argued that their clients had no criminal at checkout at www.itemlive.com history and posed no risk of flight or danger to the community. Ellis, 33, died on March 3, 2020 — Tasered, hand- cuffed and hogtied, with Offer available to new subscribers only his face covered by a spit hood — just weeks before B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY MAY 29, 2021 COMICS

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

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CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Sisters react differently in longtime rift with mom DEAR ABBY: Seven- my birth family, but out teen years ago, when my Dear Abby is written by Abigail of respect for her and sister “Elise” and I were Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Dad, I never did. Now, 19 and 25, our mother Phillips, and was founded by her because I have no adop- tive relations left in my kicked us both out. I have mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact long since forgiven her, life, I’m considering and I have a happy rela- Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. changing my name back tionship with her. Elise, Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. to Reilly, but I’m ambiva- on the other hand, has lent about it. I want to never let it go. I don’t reengage with my birth- understand why, because lonely. I feel like a horri- would entail her admit- right, yet remain respect- she’s the older of us, and ble person when I say I ting she has a problem ful to the Johnsons, who 25 was a normal age to have a sister but we are and a desire to do some- lovingly raised me as leave the nest. not close. Do you think thing about it. Unless their own. My heart has Elise refuses to see our there’s any hope? that happens, there’s two halves, and I don’t nothing you or your par- know which to nurture. mother unless someone MISSING NORMAL drives out to pick her up, ents can do to “help” her. IN MICHIGAN CONFUSED IN THE so every holiday and DEAR ABBY: I am a EAST birthday my stepfather DEAR MISSING 63-year-old man, born picks her up and drives NORMAL: There may be “Thomas J. Reilly.” I was DEAR CONFUSED: her round trip. Even a lot more wrong with legally adopted at 14, al- The line, “What’s in a when my sister is there, your sister than a case of though I had lived with name? A rose by any other she speaks to no one, not hard feelings. As you stat- my adoptive parents name would smell as even me. Mom and I talk ed, seventeen years ago it since I was 6 months old sweet,” is a classic in En- and beg her to join us, was normal for 25-year- and was given their sur- glish literature. In a situ- while Elise sits off to the old women to leave their name, “Johnson.” My wife ation like yours, however, side and refuses to join parents’ home and live of 42 years recently it may not hold true. You in. I have planned girls’ independently or with a passed. My adoptive par- honored your adoptive trips for the three of us contemporary. If, at age ents died several years parents and your brother with the same result. 41, Elise is as isolated ago, and my brother, who every day of their lives. If I long for a relationship and uncommunicative as was also adopted by the you feel changing your with Elise, but not a you describe, she may Johnsons, has been gone name would make your one-sided one. I feel bad need the help of a psycho- two years. heart whole, then follow for Mom and for her, be- therapist to get back on My mother always through with what you cause I’m sure Elise is track. Of course, this wanted me to search for need to do. BRIDGE

The old story of the unlocked door The Senior Life Master had even given the lead. In addition, four more discarded his jacket, happy that the tricks are available from the clubs. But chill of winter had nally retreated if the defender with the club ace holds well into northern Canada. He start- it up until the second round of the ed his monthly class by saying, “Ellen suit, declarer can enjoy the remaining Key was a Swedish author and femi- winners only if he has a dummy entry. nist who died in 1926. She claimed And there is just one potential side- that an ‘educator must above all un- suit door to the dummy: the diamond derstand how to wait; to reckon all queen. effects in the light of the future, not of To ensure that that queen will even- the present.’” tually provide access to the clubs, Pauses (the SLM continued) are South must have paused long enough important in many elds, especially after the dummy appeared to make humor. However, my rst deal features the key — not Ellen but unblocking a different aspect of declarer-play. — play of winning the rst trick with How should declarer try to make three the diamond ace, not with the nine or no-trump after West leads a diamond jack. Then he drives out the club ace, away from the king? wins East’s spade or heart return and The SLM gave them some moments continues with a diamond, overtaking to study the North-South hands, then in the dummy if West withholds his continued. king. South has ve top tricks: one Always watch your entries, the SLM spade, two hearts and two diamonds, concluded. 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Two cousins ›› White Chicks (2004, Comedy) Shawn Wayans. Wild ’n VH1 Friday” (2000) land jobs as security guards at a shopping mall. Two male FBI agents pose as female socialites. Out B6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY MAY 29, 2021 Europe recommends P zer vaccine for ages 12 to15 By Frank Jordans tors can decide whether of the country's coronavi- and Maria Cheng the vaccine will be offered rus cases and at least 316 ASSOCIATED PRESS to children under 16 in have died, according to each country. the American Academy of BERLIN — The Europe- The recommendation fol- Pediatrics. Doctors have an Medicines Agency on lows similar decisions by also identied a rare in- Friday recommended that regulators in Canada and ammatory syndrome in the use of the coronavirus the U.S. last month, as rich a very small proportion vaccine made by Pzer and countries slowly approach of children sickened by BioNTech be expanded to their vaccination targets COVID-19. children ages 12 to 15, a for adults and look to im- Immunizing children decision that offers young- munize as many people as against COVID-19 might er and less at-risk popula- possible. also give authorities more tions across the continent Researchers will con- condence to reopen access to a COVID-19 shot tinue to monitor the Pz- schools, as getting children for the rst time. er-BioNTech vaccine's to wear masks and engage The Pzer-BioNTech long-term protection and in social distancing has vaccine was the rst safety in study partic- been challenging at times. one granted authoriza- ipants for another two But the World Health tion across the European years. Cavaleri acknowl- Organization has criti- Union in December, when edged that rare adverse cized rich countries for it was given the green light effects may not have been moving on to vaccinate PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS for use in anyone 16 and picked up in the relatively their younger and less at- Mice scurry around stored grain on a farm near Tottenham, Australia. over. Since then, about 173 small study on which au- risk populations, saying million doses have been thorization was based. that the extremely limit- administered in the EU, "Once the vaccine will ed number of COVID-19 which is about three-quar- be deployed, it will be im- vaccines should instead be Plague of ravenous, destructive ters of all vaccine shots portant to continue moni- shared with poor countries given so far in the 27-na- toring the performance of so they too can protect tion bloc. the vaccine and to deter- their health workers and mice tormenting Australians "Extending the protec- mine if there is any safety those most vulnerable. tion of a safe and effective issue," he said, adding that "I understand why some By Rod McGuirk ing crops on his family farm strength, the equivalent of vaccine in this younger recent months had shown countries want to vacci- ASSOCIATED PRESS near the central New South napalm to just blast these population is an important Wales town of Bogan Gate. mice into oblivion," Marshall Europe's reporting system nate their children and BOGAN GATE, Austra- step forward in the ght "We just sow and hope," he said. is able to detect possible adolescents, but right now lia — At night, the oors of against this pandemic," said. The plague is a cruel blow problems in vaccines. I urge them to reconsid- sheds vanish beneath car- Marco Cavaleri, head of The risk is that the mice to farmers in Australia's The EMA last month er and to instead donate pets of scampering mice. health threats and vaccine will maintain their numbers most populous state who added warnings about the vaccines to COVAX," WHO Ceilings come alive with the strategy at the Amster- possible risk of rare blood chief Tedros Adhanom through the Southern Hemi- have been battered by res, dam-based EMA, said. sounds of scratching. One sphere winter and devour oods and pandemic disrup- clots in people who had re- Ghebreyesus said earli- family blamed mice chew- The EU regulator au- ceived a dose of vaccines er this month, referring the wheat, barley and canola tions in recent years, only to ing electrical wires for their thorized the vaccine for made by AstraZeneca or to the U.N.-backed initia- before it can be harvested. face the new scourge of the house burning down. younger adolescents after Johnson & Johnson, after tive to distribute vaccines NSW Farmers, the state's introduced house mouse, or Vast tracts of land in Aus- receiving data from the some countries reported a fairly. Of the more than 1 top agricultural association, Mus musculus. tralia's New South Wales United States showing it to very small number of the billion COVID-19 shots ad- predicts the plague will wipe The same govern- be highly effective against millions vaccinated had ministered globally, fewer state are being threatened more than 1 billion Austra- ment-commissioned advis- infection. In a study in- experienced rare blood than 2 percent have gone by a mouse plague that the lian dollars ($775 million) ers who have helped farmers volving 2,000 adolescents, clots. to poor countries. state government describes from the value of the winter cope with the drought, re none of those who received Most COVID-19 vaccines Other vaccine makers as "absolutely unprecedent- crop. and oods are returning to the vaccine got COVID-19, worldwide have been au- also are studying whether ed." Just how many millions The state government has help people deal with the compared with 16 in a con- thorized for adults, who their shots are safe and ef- of rodents have infested the ordered 5,000 liters (1,320 stresses of mice. trol group that received a are at higher risk of severe fective in children. Earlier agricultural plains across gallons) of the banned poi- Government researcher placebo, Cavaleri said. disease and death from this week, Moderna Inc. the state is guesswork. son Bromadiolone from In- Steve Henry, whose agency "The vaccine was well-tol- the coronavirus. But vacci- said its shot strongly pro- "We're at a critical point dia. The federal government is developing strategies to erated, and the side effects nating children of all ages tects children as young as now where if we don't signi- regulator has yet to approve reduce the impact of mice on in this age group were very could be critical to stop- 12; it said it would submit a cantly reduce the number of emergency applications to agriculture, said it is too ear- much similar (to) what ping outbreaks, since some request for emergency use mice that are in plague pro- use the poison on the perim- ly to predict what damage we've seen in young adults research has shown older authorization to the U.S. portions by spring, we are eters of crops. Critics fear the will occur by spring. and not raising major con- children may play a role in Food and Drug Adminis- facing an absolute economic poison will kill not only mice He travels across the state cern at this point in time," spreading the virus even tration next month. Anoth- and social crisis in rural and but also animals that feed on holding community meet- he said. though they don't typical- er U.S. company, Novavax, regional New South Wales," them. including wedge-tail ings, sometimes twice a day, The EMA decision needs ly fall seriously ill with has a COVID-19 vaccine Agriculture Minister Adam eagles and family pets. to discuss the mice problem. to be rubber-stamped by COVID-19. in late-stage development Marshall said this month. "We're having to go down “People are fatigued from the European Commis- In the U.S., children rep- and just began a study in Bruce Barnes said he is this path because we need dealing with the mice,” Hen- sion, and national regula- resent about 14 percent 12- to 17-year-olds. taking a gamble by plant- something that is super ry said.

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($1.95). The darkest one He put the controver- costs 0.70 euros ($0.85). The postal service calls sy in the context of what he sees as structural rac- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS them "Equality Stamps" and introduced them on ism in Spain, which often PSG’s Neymar reacts during the French League One soccer match between Brest and Paris the anniversary of George goes unacknowledged but Saint-Germain at the Stade Francis-Le Ble stadium in Brest, France. Floyd being killed by a po- can be detected in such lice of cer in Minneapolis. aspects as commercial It said the stamps "re ect advertising, the Spanish Nike says it ended deal with an unfair and painful re- language and in access to ality that shouldn't be housing. "It's all connect- allowed" and that every ed," he said. letter or parcel sent with Correos España said it Neymar amid assault allegations them would "send a mes- would make no comment sage against racial in- on the controversy. By Samuel tively on the matter," Nike The company said it re- "I was not given the op- equality." The postal service's ini- Petrequin said. "It would be inappro- spected the employee's portunity to defend my- The campaign was tiative has divided Span- ASSOCIATED PRESS priate for Nike to make initial desire to avoid an self. I was not given the launched during Euro- ish anti-racism activists. an accusatory statement investigation and to keep opportunity to know who While the national SOS Nike has con rmed it pean Diversity Month in without being able to pro- the matter private. this person was that was Racism Federation backed ended its sponsorship collaboration with Spain's vide supporting facts." "In 2019, when the em- allegedly offended. I don't agreement with Neymar national SOS Racism Fed- it, the organization's Ma- The Wall Street Journal ployee later expressed even know her," he wrote. after he refused to collab- eration, a nonpro t group, drid section poured scorn rst reported the story on interest in pursuing the "I never had any kind of orate in an investigation and featured a 60-second on the effort. Thursday. The newspaper matter, we acted immedi- relationship or approach into an accusation that video with Spanish hip- SOS Racismo Madrid reported that the Nike em- ately," it said. "Nike com- with this person. I didn't he sexually assaulted a hop star and activist El said the campaign helps ployee told friends as well even have a chance to talk female employee from the missioned an independent conceal the structural na- to her, to know the real Chojín. company years ago. as colleagues in 2016 that investigation and retained ture of racism and perpet- reasons for her pain. That But while the goal of The soccer superstar has Neymar tried to force her separate independent le- uate the notion of Black to perform oral sex in his gal counsel for the employ- person, an employee, was Correos España was to denied the accusation and inferiority. not protected. I, a spon- "shine a light on racial criticized the company on hotel room while in New ee, of her choosing and at sored athlete, was not pro- inequality and promote Any racially aware per- Instagram while training York, where she was help- the company's expense." tected." diversity, inclusion and son would have identi ed with Brazil outside Rio de ing to coordinate events Neymar wrote a long The Brazilian also re- equal rights," critics are what was wrong with the Janeiro. and logistics for the player Instagram post on Friday accusing the company of campaign, it said, adding Neymar called Nike's and his entourage. addressing the end of the gretted having to wear a A message seeking com- Nike partnership and the shirt sponsored by Nike at having a tin ear for racial that the blunder proved claims "an absurd lie." the need for more racial- Nike didn't give a reason ment was left with the sexual assault allegation his club Paris Saint-Ger- issues and misreading the ly aware people in deci- last August when it part- NYPD. A search of the without going into details. main. sentiment of Black people ed ways with the Paris police department's on- "I really don't under- "Irony of fate I will con- in Spain. sion-making positions at Saint-Germain forward. line incident database stand how a serious com- tinue to stamp a brand on Antumi Toasijé, a histo- companies. But the company said in returned no complaints pany can distort a busi- my chest that betrayed rian who heads the gov- The campaign also re- a statement on Thursday matching the details of ness relationship that is me. That's life for you!" ernment's Council for the ceived criticism on social that it terminated the that account, suggesting supported by documents. he wrote. "I remain rm Elimination of Racial or media. contract because Neymar no report was led. The Written words cannot be and strong, believing that Ethnic Discrimination, This isn't the rst time refused to participate "in Manhattan district attor- altered. They are very time, always this cruel urged the postal service to the Spanish postal ser- a good faith investigation ney's of ce declined com- clear," Neymar wrote. time, will bring the true stop selling the stamps. vice has sought to make a of credible allegations of ment. "Once again I am warned answers." "A campaign that out- statement on social issues. Neymar is expected to wrongdoing by an employ- Nike said it was "deep- that I cannot comment in rages those it claims to de- Last June, to coincide with play two World Cup qual- ee." ly disturbed by sexual public. Against my own fend is always a mistake," LGBT Pride Month, it is- i ers in early June. He is Nike said it could not assault allegations" and will, I shall obey." he tweeted. sued a special stamp and speak in detail about the con rmed the alleged in- The footballer also said widely believed to be in Brazil's squad to be an- The main thrust of the painted its delivery vans case when their deal end- cident took place in 2016, he travelled and worked public criticism was that and mail boxes in rainbow when Neymar played with with Nike employees nounced for next month's ed because the investiga- the darker stamps have a colors. tion was not conclusive. Barcelona. Nike said it several times after the Copa America. 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The exten- "There are many peo- ASSOCIATED PRESS sion in Tokyo, Osaka and ple who are saying that other prefectures raises for the Olympic Games MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION TOKYO — The presi- even more questions if the we have to run without dent of the Tokyo Olym- Olympics can be held at spectators, although other MONDAY, MAY 31 pic organizing committee all. sports are accepting spec- hinted Friday that even Organizers and the IOC tators," Hashimoto said. local fans may be barred are insistent they will go "So we need to keep that PRICES ARE NOT MISPRINTS! from venues when the games open in just under ahead despite polls in Ja- in mind. We need to avoid two months. pan showing 60-80 per- that the local medical Fans from abroad were cent want them called off. services are affected. 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